MCI EMIZEI MEE iffivrilwervitErts, rte. huquEs:N.E Buess„vfoßs4 „_. , . . CADIPX.4,CROMMX , 7011 warinums, STEAM OE , •tom nriIit3,X&CLUNISTI I , AND MUSS imallscogi.cffsll4oo4l444 t. 'beta. illtaaßOA 2 WORE, 8311;AM,...221D11.5, VlTTlAMialtlitlp promptly ittead.d to. Irartiediststtsitied.pald kr-Sitt% 5p1113137.- kus 7oseoh-LiAliD OILS.CARRON: • • : nti* Wifor t . l , 7 . lLro‘tem Dutrici Oirm - in- Zi A rritz r irriargoLltVa & a tTra 6 ir . masa. IlriftruClrither 41•10.1141p.1. iPtoal 'ander, lot Ara, nor. leiter - thug szy pimp Mk* • =7 a '1 ii. s.suasSisimstr.:.., s ' . -- ..14,5. Aar. POIVIGITT4 WO fiki:': •:,-,:: ~.,..,:: •., 1 , -,..,*,,. .. . ~. `14):1941703iii .ailiisuAtiri (to:, . . _ ..- , &ntrintitleAlistilkscittiotir.. ~'!' . .. •. " --=- 1 - - 7 1, ' ,13 , pikei*ita witiiiit it T oeu, ~:.(o«iiitritliCirgeb4) , . ausdketi,i4i.ftati itisiv uetetuergassz, ItOLuompmELL eAsTrnatAstithsanurgy, or .u.w.md on av abs ,• . ~.. , - - r % ?ways stiitasislr,srepr, P -Ca. MlLLlelillrta. jom,nit,TA4co., : , PA *FTM),*4O, 40W WORKS ,seviiii PITTSBURG-IL NI, . . .... .„ .. ... -. . . Maarlbilearea and &dam Ili all the - dllreriat kiwis or PLOWS,' PLOW axermag, 13C0019, - CUT- T1MQ.410X.24:44. , lrlar Crealf Inersoosa [seal tkoklb!rdplAg teams', in saraestly. !ult." +Worm to t_fi Rim a erat. Kreufaclog, Lem manilla. Wateteintsir;tbelle inilyland LI L, NNW& , iMILPIIILII, wit& -,-. lgJi --- -'''' 4AB-.1 . :sari 1344.''4'1°" 404rifilOrillat,4',Co. • itsT saurteriri dist - num. siasis;Nut.aa - cletivii, - st an dim Warrutted equal 14 222impoxt24 armanabsdaredlAllll2 was , 14242. 1 1 15 / 421‘1120222 122 SECOND 8111.72E213, Pittabasgh. y LLIADLBAKNRILLACO,Bonis Shipet•liint' MIA ismrxcr Ss. 20;22. 21 and 26.. Hating tecool a il i Me n ead ftfil64 It . tetbiles roost Improved m am-grepotod to mend thantro.o ans!lwim o m w cumms, n. TIMM, LOOODICYZIPS DOILIES, VONDIESSM. SALT PASS, 1.1.7042012,431112/VAGIZIT OI22, -BEETLING-PASO, WILES IRON BRIDGES. ..BUGASTANBoweiridemumftetwom of 88110 VILLII LOTS? SOILMEM Scything done on B COL NS & RI HT, iieqrton.) llaaniietmwri of Catacia.lraMtslircraßM laDriles; , malia grest-• twisty snide's. Also, CARBON OIL LAXP HUBSEBS and LIMP , 118,113. M. goestallt; 90;' , 139 , 1166 2 00 PlOatrartt. A POP Er • 0 & VAtzsr latemaar.ztusbiti, - 111OrWareboam, sol LIZEBTIr Illko &adorers of COOK, PAALOII. Alli) INC STOVES, PAULO". AND ORATES, HOLLOW WA.3l,4ta,,lllesladuiass BoII 'ALUM Cuttngs, Hill Gearing, Gas, Wa sad A. dendillosaad Icatar.Ding Dens, Wagon Cam, Bu d., Karim. PI/ 6 7 d. Maid • re, eur wh.e ocnria.p and Gods. BeAtially. Aloft Jobbhkg slut Nadal* Onlliad% =de to cedar. Patented Portals MA wlthAseionat Untimatarer- • ..0 4,1 .. 1 JOS. Oor. ilssr eau) -.LTnrs.rt STIL, -riltaburels. suiratis svyat imonccs, 31Acniaisay, tz _ • . 53 .IN - Azza,t37, rittsiliantensfecturee Bon= RI N. , WROUGHT' P,IFIA mum= and railroadokey s ery r .4iigioarnsrs.ma airrrr, largWoe sinisiViiital to -oramr •s-sliost isotkii. " " , og GO:, 215 Luau 40.4*.-enciat. /31.tth Pitutrolsty atanAKttFaa inArli..LArans aad SS4IDLD '[ood+S t- ;AWN:NETT , . t ManufacParersof ozgliffeWlks.CPLN.na pawl poi.. (me orat-wsrhoim at 1t6:74 sirre smart- w,r.l r, GO a. „ • WILSOI3,VARLivic,pO.,, - • - Wholtiail; dealertla MI=MC AND DOICEBTIO DRY DOOD>l,,Ds.stWood ttOt. 4 Awn , . 'AWL fraBOY & CO., Dialets‘in .11J forliOritaw .DOgratto 4.,eWITGOOINS:No. 148 rea,031004-0.6•44m0w uoara4sandwriloatr...:. _sostui EATONAIACRIThrik Mc Wholesale °IN Omen 3244:1144;8, =BROX DI *ad DRY 00c1W4 story Oescriptaeo, 14aL4Teitintl lifth streeVritu NOR ' • 1 bleat& and T /14D DTATtIDID 11001 In TAD 1110303,444 No. 70 316x16t" *Stale bdw.". Dimmed 004•60%w* ;61tUbtrgh2 M :13 lanaLV. (successor tO :Datr.lo3eld 00.4 Whelan& sad Detail Draw uSTAPLE AminNcr DDT _6IQOD O . Northeast . =serer rettrill Atitet - sthbetm, DittaDatth.* Tiinrikl l .ollNE - -Wholesale and Be- GOODB,6k. IT 10 Slake: stmt. . " rtfiß & •alopcia all DIM DS 200. 60 ihcar,kci,—.6.4oo4' • *Nii:l4" "ciod "Street, .I.la BOVlnMfilLtl3, - l iIy TEAW iUE!. 1111Motaa VISAWG(IOI)S twier , . • ±4 - ;<.F,;,4IAUVELGISTS. , SIMON. JOIINETON; Deta6ti lILEUICE Durim--Anc-atonticats,-pravuitzut VOMIT 111144111117 Linn, =cram, ILT :it Jiff - 1411,4d= ...win Imatidaiatalit vrices.' Corastlalanai * Velantrake*-*-2'21"11142°, 1* - s'o,„ • Deandt aisirdietunnid'yßlTX 110 11 111) tb .1=AUGI4 arrnefor Wood andiron& nH GEORGE 11 - K:EYSER,-Oragghit, Yut 1.11-Ifildd stops; mbar r d %real IlEi LftittiaJwcs.-,erGExTs. T'4IIMINER , ,OOFFIN; 4emt 01ThattnwataltdaWsiiiRgitimlistainefk ,Avat. North America, ...,g1...#1/VV46" aubacooastvoir: +11.,4104:00/ osciete4 Citizens' Itt' oraer WituarWatersts. .Atrlier 4 3',l'i r es4P l 1 4.g.strice : egl= . Ul, ' CEEMAn icr arivit TSWW-0011#1141111- sramatem.isote * SI go tMO& tr C 0.% T esiLZ EMI L CO.T. =LORE" 011101 W o.ls7lll.lioOstektasdaioi itcr•Wootc l'Untsui,g Tiliot 4 ol4l asktakesAn rxhuige kir 14.19 At sat in ;1 1. 'aia ; Ano musical, iiileji:wmuMnt. d iwniars fiar inununrs uns. PI. anoranorstanstrainvinfinnesh.- - irg ------ X — Pester in 71.000,111LCIDZOIM,V4 Wood et.; Wino Taos* Awl iss4 Vtiaisiot LZERI/4 AV: G. JOIDISTON-..VCo: l 43tation; Irsinladesrerreitut lob p r l n ter/4 6e.87 : Wool "met Pittibortit; - 2..* talk X - 4 4. - X.4,o9._,•BookseUerik.and. titatigv. '11.0 16 ; 65 Weal fibl.A tiOxt dear to the &no. 4113134 r iquffoLostlor.ltoofigt rE ar..rrs„ plan s enr ls o, l -moo Norm t itograb. ilidataillbelaball , ftwaigailk Foam ,14046.4rna1ia 0111:614. tor, can alrgs_ OW Satan& 4411 1 1# P-ixt zroiiki. ra,nek 1? - 1. 2:0 4-4=•:,=... . THE 1 MIN PITTSBURGH GAZ aigiwEigrEs,rnouveri,orc• TaoB. L. McW.JEM,NI!: I ; " (Souza, , "--111:1EILAL 001101ifikIXi iIWACWIWZ lID Flour, Grain and iorovisiptis. tarsi Otteattos Alois to tho TraTibmoo awe it MDR AND szninticerrsanxinc r WOOD WiliirriTtaikothiTis,, *fitly CitteßLEs c...BALst.Ey, *duce anti Comaniraion Merchant. 2QM,FFPL.VITIOn!pIuPsi-.; • a l itittagt la in *dm of - 17017ITET PRODINIZ, 10. 1711 . 111111/127 IMIZIEFA alliday Prrrucazw, Po.. moo. 2E4 all.Unk/.. (of the Iste Aro ot1). eat; hillotteld Plttdargb. A Co., Wellsville, Okla.) DONALD 1.-ARBUOKIES, .Whole t ' ala G Produce, and Coassetesleo Mee. &sots., loners in COBIBS B. 0.61102411. sad hist- Lena, iscrtssattstraaisa si 'sumps, rumns; SAWN, TOBACCO, TEAS, BICE, 011EESE, SEIM hos., Nee. 212 sad Si! Meets street.Vitte- Pon*. noltly SLIMY - ER & LAZKAR, Irbelemsalt taioassa Aim comma:toff Neamierns, Z 7 and 'SA Ss'UMW& cor, SMIIII4 n'TTOI7III3H. I:reirrie Krurunral--=meat, IVrACKgOWN, 7LINEART, twat .LLArmOsim PAcierul, Aurelia 11 . 13 iillniCSl43ll, hi' the sal* of 110,447.114,erk.- 1 ,-, rep, iLud, Batter, Egge, Chbeee; - e Bo:WV 'Tallow, ITM, Nut... rot, end Purl rubrs, Lloseekard lard I .oltei , Drled CLtuat MlZSuethy, Quer, Mx and Gran Seed. Cekik edruserotaisaile C0u1icenurktr...........-. "liir..OrLlberty street:Pittsburgh: cr. • ' Ttr- WORKS, wrtoraisa.t. GILOCIII. • Is. su lauran zravan, ricabarg l 4 Ilaritinerehased tba Laterart of his bits. partnere, wWthm the birdlime at the Old stead, and b. Leaned to receive the patronage of_bla eld frier le i~7ESS44 WILICIisigON, Commt altos Icacaarrreb_Wltebisels dealers be IrESTESS RES/OWE CILEESIL - DILLED 71L01T3 1117TTES, -WO, OWNS, and produce generally. Also, ULM= MP, OILS, ie., 1i0..217 Liberty I atriataittebergb. l * ti • aninnonsaa mad.. ••- kellbgnut P. BEM& caylio.-185 4411- I •Vr ti erty Strut, Plttsbargb, P.., Wholesale Gro earaloliatireluded, iddrdealera' la COUN- T= PRODUCII,PROIII3IOIO3,-RLCOR, LARD, Rums, ltlßll, 1 . c.„ PRODUCE, FLOUR, catnr; SKEW, 011100 i ,SND DRIRD FR ITS,ke„. PALI and MYR.. jEla :1 a . , COMEISMON V fflowituttivraweat, PO . BACON. FLOM, FUEL POT AND MAIM AMTS. DAMMAM, DINIZED AND LARD ritt „D ar rEvkza.„.=gezaral..!, T"- Urn ird....3.1211-11.111R1.3L LiTT TRIMBLE Wholesale Or .11-4, ears sad Comdstion la o rcleants, denten in :PBODVON, FLOES. BACON CHS.E3E, YU LI CARBON Alm r.,W of:roads:n=B, cuss torror -I.ltUllarek - renneeflutlrres passisNi, 112 and 14 amend street, Plustmenn. P. S. D. DUD.. 111OPPYME.R4 BROTILEII4 (suoceasore J. to Itgmert AadEraoa ) Mobnale Dealers to TOBLIGN rfturre, litPri AND SPIG7A CON - frATIONYttai.SUGAB4/111.1 1T0t1i.144e4-14110 ami LitS Haat Area; tittalmre , , • bra, -113112 & 811.11 PH ARV; Conlinesion larnensarrs and dealt. io 710 t, 17 - 11, AND PUODUC No. Us Libe ehroc Plttsbun;h. Choitis Winds E, allow . Ihr Bakers andrWn, ratan, Toe constantly on band. Particular attention paid to Qtlanima to Marrhandiso generally., pored's' nBA.LES B. LE.FAIB.„ FLOGS AND Vakivi hen Coiniunainelauctritir PA; the osle of GRAIN, SEEDS. MOM, PRODUCE, Se.,. and agent On an celebrated Uniontown CE. nEnr, No, 116 Seettud and 145 First emu, Lo mat= Wood and limlWitirld, Pittsburgh- . .a 0.3 11/ LANK VAN BOBBER, Produce and , 01shisdaslinefferchaididealer in ILOUN;DIPP 2- TUE, BROOMS, SEEDS, LAUD. Cll-ESSZ, PORK, I p=D GREEN FRUITS,. and predute goner.. ally Liberal mit dreams - cm - consignment*. 1W No. I= Second street, Pittsburgh. GLOWS S. ULM-- Pt RAD b. MET7AIAiI, amen and Caraminton Merebants, and dealers In all kinds Of *mar, Produce sad. Plstgesrgti Wnerafartures, Liberty street, <Trails head of Wood street, Pilesbargb. apsay CIO. B. JONES & SON WholestliC NA °command Host Yarabbers, desk. .in 1111- I:7ITfLA Hors, <alarm, °its, rrrar, Pitt.: burgh manufactured artteles,So. 141. ater. oileM,, • above Um Monongahela Bridge,-Tittshsrgh. _ socier V. DOBERT DALZELL CO., Whole- JLii sets Grocers. Goosalssios and ronrardiag Ddrr ctisats, Led dealer. la Produce and Pillabsirghrosk edbdtures, Liberty street, Pitteintreli: WAtaCE, CommissionMerettaxit, and Wbolvade Dotlar la YLOUII and GUAM, Na. 111.72 Ltharty'streot, ioppatte'Pennlyliranla Taspanger twpot, Plltabargb. F. anarga Warn -tunas, mama Wald and Pam Rivet s no17:17 KIT WALLACE. Amßuir4sturToN A-01, While-''solo Orxers and,Pr,o4. Fish - _ WATTAS - WILSON; Wholesalo Ciro- H mg, Cartvion- -u t., and in d ri talmith ninnrifectures, No. 103 LW. Zilrnint, Pittsburgh. - '&3 aaamu.tdLfaT. 11t ..• lE = DSAY & TELFORD , Wholesale Id Beall GROCERS. ELDDIZ AXD PRODUCE A =037 Mat. 7 alrEst, Pitt.bprzti. Hi .... V:a. 1 ; ...._ a , 1 r,IF.S 011. AXER k LANG Comm 14 trinum----• ------ : -...wit. 7 , . 15 1..;,:i I - ithausurre seed .bales! &Alm /A ORO ' COWS, /WM, anAnrazonerms.i. No.= 441444704444,Pitt1ipargb. mel3:dl7 8. LIGGETT ,k, CO., CITY FLOUIt• t , 4 Ula MU LB, Sal2Vt- , Eilrerty, and . A.143:01 Alecto, ?Habana., Pa. ' 7 EirCkWitY. 4.0 0 barn! P.TAS7. S LZE.4I., & KIN - , Idattufac i trams of VOW Otrer!-Iyia 00atOlottos .Itrr l'ohobt. tor du poi - Chow aid odi of (71117DM 1,17,71777.1) PETEOLII7II, 67 and 70 Water oast, Plttotrrea. Advances saute cantigamrota untuiziox.. ' pow lOSPAThisJi• KIRKPATRICK& BROTREll,suc taws to BraimArllClrkpatriats,,WllOLS 'olloCEltfil, Mos. In sad 113 Liberty Wed? l !fr L. c0rm, 4 1 6 ' .1.1.. :. !OKlal Pa rt ner. I t , BANS CoFFI , successors ", IrCeasSlay, Mew s (b., WDOIMA • , ~.- , :,career a WOoi and parr ex*" PM.. burst. OAF , . gni I Doti:My/MlAffil iglgel I' , 1 - ti CHEVA L SUTTEE, LL16.3 • if. ad Produce voirmlll, f l!ic!..F.M 0041 ot.d , • Water, Plttabtnik. - tay2 UL t • successor Jno • ileum a feit: - -No; 113 ttbsity "PIM b=tt. rows' PZODIICE, C111.00111.1' AND OWL lits4C442friououltgiviati tiny iolidted. &Way ISAIAH DICKEY ig Olt -Wholesuict tretuancetifroVanholtiVisiteririrottl"lll, p3NI, I/U.IIOICM.. Ma2;E;3Zril iartmet ,co - in. w" - roi nTh oret i , 4 ffemigt i tura- Jar in vsovunoris, nvis ta,l4tUbstrich. J. TO" 71 ' tittreencre to Jack-' letitr it 't 2 r pb a d al: • Pittsburgh. twrogissors. . . a - VOMIT CO.,_kudcoessors to lie 7110DMII AND comingstos Itl2l/COVANT II . YR Liberty. p3rair Pittsburgh. wholesale 101EMI.,,HOIRIE.- • " ‘' '°ll4"llBldll)"wilimi Zsas " .=r e. et enithasideas.werei:. Mon 640014 -7- W - Ca. GUIS. No. IS ono amletro mamttanagh. -; in, -- ri, 1 7 1,07 ,,1T ::...ie t -6 0..=.0 , th.tu--ta. mat....... . v. ;t., eat,. Orator. Nos. II sea SO Wool atm* Ditto. WWI. ''. -, _,....':'1.`i 'v' 7:4 e , !. 7 1 1 :0 01 - ' . --- - A I, EXAIT D X R.K1150, Nittioissale - iii .--. 4). ocr.lsrpostor of SODA APH,'ITo.I73 titorli *not, Vittoblirsit. , .. A IDGERTON.MVISWAVE Wholesale , AUGSOCItee AND-001111111WOrnbaCUMM , 144107114441 itretaltlabgre 6 . le.l-- ." -r.r.' PoirMIIN. r` . in ;Ireal ,aggilmurjl',-tis ' S.:_:C ~.., , , , A 1 . 1 :-.:'` f “' ' -&-•-•=,u4 -.;.....4:4-..--i-:4 t . 1.,•••',11.... -r•-7: ,ai. kl`,-..t. - ...., ..- ~:t . - ,x.r.1?!..-.g,;w..,4 ,, ..r.p.v.=, , i1. , A. -._=:.:--,-.:?:i•:';;',-.1.',.--",=',Y;-;,1,-'.,11!!"::,;,.-:"ti.: pit iburgit: 6agt4 •-•:JdN. 26, 1864 TUESDAY MORNMG: - „ TERM OTP THE GAZETTE Esaana fiarnow, by sun, per year...-53 - • week.— 10. angle _: , 3. EumeN, Per,P3r.- 1 So-. • • oda& 2. Wciata B ox, slues eopirs, per year_ . 2 02. .. 431444 of Stalk " IG. • elablotl•ar mars" ... 135. —mai ono extr• to the party nesall4 sick. Tar • club .1 'Man, ire irol.cand the Strum Gurus dilly Tor • OA of testy, Re A 'mud td• Mohan. Glizrru. dally. fink coplu, frcalkla. par An .I"cliptionsitridiv bk •drasce., end "ems elwars napped when Oki thea em•lra.. The Despairing South. The signs of want and rateary at the South iftiltiply daily. The people are no longer , able to beat the enormous evils which have been brought upon them by their guilty mad ness, and from.one end oftbe Confederacy to tho other, the feeling of dissatisfaction with Davis and his Congress and their war measures is threatening now rebellions and secessions. It seems utterly impossible that the chaos and couffilsion can ever be moulded into C.d.:4.. tive organisation to continue the war. And lot mere desperation often aocomplisbes }renders, and > thero is reason to fear that we ihall have on exeraile of its terrible .wer before the was is over. The people of the North should not feel too confi denti and, his colonspiraters know that. their necks are in imminent peril, and they can still ;ally a great force by their re morseless tottscription of every man.l6 their territory who is capable of holding a musket. They intend to. delt,tuid the true course for 'nit to: pursiiii ter fill tip oar 'ranks and plan , armies into the field that shall overwhelm the most numerous and desperate force produce &Moly the foe. The one thing needful above all ethers in Abe Trarent state; of things is ispsb and abundant military strength on the side•f ftso :Union. ; Let the South know that we, are 'stronger thin ever; that the power and the will to crash this rebellion are might ier than at any previous time; that where they raise one man by force, we raise Ave or tan cheerful, ietitiltite roluntise'ry, and the struggle will soon hoover. P.ubilehing Before the Invention of , Printing, That the Rein. iteputice was not shut out' from Montana, MaLeuto newsPnlterss by the! .wint. of a printing press, Is certain. What their newspapers may have contained, I do not knows but, 'Tacit. tells •us that in- the' provinces, and oven in the camp, these papers Were read with great avidity, every one being lan:ions to hear what Thrasess had not done I—as in oar day they are to bear what Louis Napoleon has said or has not said. The existence of several well known publishers proves the activity of the book trade. Diony siusi of lialicarnassus, speaks of the "thous ands of writere,", on the single subject. of the early Daman history •, and although there is, of course, hyperbole t o his phrase, yet even ea m hyperbole it indicates a largo number. Arid there ts no exeggemtion, but a statement meant to be precise, in the notice of the two thousand copies of the pseudo-Sibylline books chicle confiscated in Rome alone. Here, also, is a fart which points is the same direction Pliny laughingly writes to a, friend that Revlon! had taken it into his headl to weep ostentatiously for the loss of kis son ; ; and no one weer like him 'layer at mete.' "-Ile sets sculptors. and painter; to work hod composes as citation which he is not content with publicly =Lanz in Rome, but must enrich the-provinces with a thousand copies of It—ia csamptarin transcript.e There is one Important mares of demand which must not be overlooked, I mean for i school books. When Juvenal says the "ver sea which the bey has just conned over on his beret, he stania ap to repeat," It Isamu . that the Roman boys had Cori:lassoo books, which they tumbled, tore and lost, as their descend ants have done. , -and it Is worthy ofremark, that in the Roman : '. schools the popular poets were studied; nay; 'Perish. tells us that it was the ambition of pools to be read in school; and Nero, in whom literary vanity, as to know, was intense, gave express orders that his ver ses should be given to the bey.. Bat perhaps the strongest indication of Chi/activity' is seen in the Met that the library bowl an essential part of emery house ' which is h. .-r from true of t-nsce of our.ownllay, even among the easy clause. = The prices tell a similar tale. If books load been costly, they sort have been rue; If they had aict been cheap, they could net hare been common. Thus, on the one ,band, the, evidence -which proves that books Must 'bare- been &Landsat, prove. that they most have been cheap; and, on the other, the evidence, scanty as it is, but decisive, which proves that books were cheap, points to their abundance. • biarried-Frenehman,whe has investigated this point of price, comes to the conclusion that the prices were. lower thin those in our own day. • Let us ear what Martial says. The' lint book of his Epigrams was to be bought, ho tells us, for five denaril (nearly' three shillings) elegantly bound; but In a cheaper binding for the people it cost six to ten elatertii (le. to Is. Bd.) His thirteenth book of Epigrams was sold for four sestertli (akaut eiglitpernes); sad he said that half that price would leave a fair profit. • • • The Deader, deubtlees, jumps to the conclusion that bloke were cheep In those days, because au thors were not paid. Bat the reader. nab, and in his rashness wrong. Authors were paid. I do not assert, nor -Insinuate, that they ever received the sums which our snag- I nifieent bildlopelet pay celebrated authors—! mos, the very mention of widish would, a few years ago, have flattered. the . attics, of Grub. street to mednessi. Iletimeaester got • grilles line for his odes; nor did Petronius receive six teen thousand pcunds for his romance. Lissy as not let Well Taid as MacAulay. -But the Oman authors were paid, nevertheless, and were paid sums greater than were usually received long after the Invention of printing. -4.1111/ Magesier. A Fight In the Rebel Congress. Footsie!' Tendenee; and Judge Hanley, 1 4rkansu, members of the committee to in• irestiale _tha;rges igainatltha . oommiissrliii sad quartermasters, eamo to blows in the 'Ma:emittere teem ^ the ether- day. Mr. Foote, it scams, laughed at acme °Lae evi dence elicted. Judge Uncle, replied that he Foote 'need not laugh. Mr. Foots said • • is laugh was an honest laugh at least. Judge Manley said he doubted that Some other belligerent words passed, and Mr. Foote rose and 'track Lieu Both clenched, and blows were given and received by both parties. Mr. Foote laid vioeint claim to Judge Henley's shirt bosom, tearing It out from kle bosom. !Sri Commissary Northerp wee knocked foto one corner of the committee room like iman of rags, which ho Is sot; committee tables ware overturned and the recorded evidence seht hithis and thither: Mari' ink than blood was eked. The witnesses present In the room 'observed their neutrality, but strove to alley hostilities by seising both of the combatants by their coattails and attempting their septa . tion. Judge,llanices costuig gave way in I the' straggle involving severe loss en the weirer..Ylnnliy, bothdesisted, and the buil , nets of- sho amaranth* proftended.—•Riehmend ' 6 inlaid,. Wholmale Wart, *au net snceenspr How OLD :a Saunas . 7—.l`fas hear. a gnat deat of the selfish and grasping spirit of eta time, as if it had never beforefteit developed: Sticiddy isAs word of .reeent coinage, but Abi thine to 110 lioieltj. Gan. WiablogiOri, in a talker to Henry Laurens, dated July 10, 1782, rais "Th*.llri freedom *bleb at th o sonimonoobsantot-tbls ..sontast woad have gladly tactipcedeverptaing to the attainment of its object, has lotr'llacir subsided, and wrap *dash ;union bas talon ill Ono*. ItlB bob, tbo publlo but pirate faintest which - in. Mumma the gonotalit7 of, mankind; . nor con Ebel Americsaa anitionger.botatof damp- So mops the cautions !Other. of Ms . Coltiffrjr:'oo, - -' 7 7 o o o .o2ronor lo ,... 44o Sg atottort Tl l O fOOIK - ualit, 40.-xottob.:loB,-lainn - alt tittitobtlalien obi tialstaktriatOgstrktbo fori Mai t -- • mrs of ASTiVagiritrist..; -:,-CorrspßP ßP3 `.opt errs,to i iriusit,UTlC°"7.4' that ll a ttl e t rar ear i t O gg not demons 1717777—...4,...;;,...4. th chernisA ß'"i cin'o l i b 3 i olich j ittAti. ‘ ,lll,4l 6 ..... l ol; 4 ! 9,41 :t ...; vrtut " Sick' of the Contederity..ateteni of Kentucky .ktehets. e Cinch rig Coae~sr<iat ial~ . _ Six or seven of the 'reltivalty" of Bourbon county, Kentucky, Who' Use been seeking thdr. ' , rights," In the rebel , army, for Mfo years pasty-returned to Covington a row drys ago and'lave themselves to the military authorities. We learn that they advise their friends 14, abandon all notions *Vont a South-' ern Confederacy, and express the opinion that the tholfon Will be at an end in lea Pia ter months. They 'report that there aro, -whole regiments which ma so dieaffected that they aro . net permitted to a o picket duty, owing to the. not_ desertions from their ranks. They lett tho rebel array near Abing don, Virginia, about the let of, January, and made' their way home through thomouritaine, suffering greatly on. the waytroin:cold• BIVETIAL of one 'eotemporaries have spoken of the return of Mr.'Thataat McKtroth to his old position as publisher of the Tranme in 1 Wird' an once :mints> hint and sragfling to I as, but which Imply a misappreibension of I ninterisi facto. In -1857,,Mr.:Ifelliratb was suddenly overwhelmed by pecuniary ember ressiceots canned by thelailurti of others in ' whom he hadtrusted toufar, and was thus re duced from a generous competence to poverty. Ile resigned his petition/it this establishment, and ales he Presidency dl a Bank, aeUepting soon afterward, the post of CorruptingPi: Secretory of the American Institute_ On the accession of Mr. Lincoln, he :nestled, by uni versal consent, a most responsible and satis factory position in the Room:two Department, ,which to now resigns to restate his tanner tion with the Traine, for two reasons; tlrst, because we have invited him to do to, and sec ond, liming° be prefers this to soy offts:al po sition whatever. That is the , whole Biog.— Tr.ibuse.. . 1 , SCIA7OII DAVI', Or Fitarvcrv.—Mr. Dora is not sprint speaker, by any means, though' from the invariable length of tile, .Oddreseese he has obbiiriad . the reputation loCkeirig Wm, bearably artesian as a wombar of the Senate, In stature, he is below the 'etedienh He Li .hardly,, if not quit!! seventy years or ne, and bin physical poyseni,aro rapidly tog. His voice is harsh and squeaking, so that his 'Hotta partake of the nature of an old man's scold, rather than • deliberate, therightl ftti opinion upon the subject at issue. His language is usually well chosen, and he is prdne to similes, which are sometimes-serf. good. Its strikes one as a men who, in hit day--ntaw long pasthad bun an imprsisire and able speaker. He professes to be a Union man—in favor of putting down the rebellion by force of arms. Perhaps he might bo do tined as a crabbed, cross-grained, fault find ing Unionist, rather than Areal sympathizer with the cause ei the rebels. Oot.e in Burnett Autos.- We have sub stantial accounts, says the Toronto :Mote, of the discovery of gold in large quantities on this side of thellocky Mountains, within Brit• WI territory. A party of-American minors hod crossed the mountain, from British Co tumble, and had discovered diggings on Bow river, which' paid $25 per day to the band. They . then proceeded to Fort Benton, en American station en the upper Missouri, and bad fitted out an expedition to take possuf sten of the new Opbtr. They were on the re turn thither when they were met by the hunt- lug party which brought the news to Bed river. Bow river Is en. of the upper trlbu tarles of the south bypteb of the Basbalche wan. ft is Situated In the immediate neigh borhood of whet we believe to be one of the finest countries in America, well watered and I wooded, cud with a fertile soil and a mild and healthy climate. This territory, situated not way Jar. from the boundary line, will be a strong source of attraction to the Am...teams. - - - . . Otto of 11.10 noticoabluaeltnowletistents of tho late Richmond were is the Mare/wed ef fectiveness of the blockade. The wossesalon of the whole length of tho Misaiteippnl River, and of the month of the Rio Orande,cuts off the eastern division of relieldoni from all re locums derived from blockade relining in i Texas. Tho port of Mobile is closely guard ed. Fort Pulaski and soma war 'amyl seal op Savannah. °Himont bas stopped the' mouth of Charleston. Since to fotie. Morris [eland and established his batteries on it, the blockade trade has ~ .oen dried op. The last I port of the :cite, which was asofial to them was Wilmington, N. C., and that is now watched by such a fleet of fast vouole that it to considered sealed up. The rebel journalists licknowledge them:, things, nod plainly ”y'rtio more dopendoneo ran be placed epos the re ception of cargoes from Europe. CATS on EMA.—Considering but much the eiii abhors coldlrtter, obi readers 'Mimi often have wondered why seafaring men are so fUnd of taking the animal with them on a, voyage.l Ilia is explained by two eirenmstancer. - Ma rino Insurance does not corer damage done to 'cargo by the depredations of rats i but if the owner of the damaged goods ran prove that the ship was sent to us unfurnlehed with a cat, be can recover damagei from the ship master. Again, a ship amid at sea with n o living creature on board I. considered a dere lict, and is forfeited to the admiralty, the enders, or the Queen. It has ettsu haPPeib.d that, after a ship ties been abandoned, some domestic animal—a dog. a canary bird, or most frequently a cat, from its hatred of facing the waves-4ms dared the vessel from being condemned sa a derelict.—(lace a 13CIOADIEZ GENCIIAL Oirss, of the army, was honored with a public-greeting by the Union League of Philadelphia, a .few evenings eine°. In an eloquent speech flan. Owen referred to his former seal as a Demo (matte partizan, but now, he said, his whole soul was tired with devotion to the flag and the Union, and in his view Om proclamation of freedom by the President, and the coin .lote,ircrthrow of slavery; were the inspiring • Matinees under which alone we could march to victory. flit Implored his hearers to banish party spirit, and live, labor and neces sary, for the Union.. A Ilturom HEAD lacer of the , IBdi.inst. £ O 7 O tho expedition from that point lo ono of vast magnitude. As many of the' vestals are of light draught, it is thought by some that it will go op thd Savannah river; others expect movement to the, rear al Cluirkpiton; *bile ••••. . . . . others, still, bellies tbat Mobile /1 to be its destiaation. A large ttegeo•foree accompanies the expedition, whieb will belaztded at vari ous localities to gather is slaves. MIT' OEM STRI7GGLE 11/01211.1D AT Roxx. —Among lb* .diploumtio domunents recently submitted-to - Congress is one Ailed April - 4, 1969, vehleirMtnister Blatehford says to Mr. Bewerd: .111 s Holiness ) as well as the Cardi nal becretsty, are - decided friend* of the Union, and ardently desire that NS . Integrity insy be preserved. The letter was strong in bit lopes tbattlie North would speedily • sub• due the rebellion." A. Leman from Leavitt', Ind„ to the In .dienapolis Joeirect, rays that more trim Were killed by tke late cold map in that vicieity than at any one time heretofore. Peach, par, end tlicti more lender radar •e of trees are gen erally killed to the snow-level. Apple trees do notatiov to what extent they are damaged. Mg ice crop this salmon will be sufficiently ample for all the wants of the people. In ev ery direction it is being cellcoted and housed, and As amount already secured. makes the supply certain. no matter what the rest of the e Mita 11111 p!OdTICII. Too Empress of Franco bus insured her life In Preach and British companies to tho exteat of five million' of francs. This er (dont!) is for the future benefit of her son, who might one day be without so much ss B crown. As of6cer In Lee's army foraisbee iho 'Rich mond Sentinel with a schedule of Ws: mother's expenses far December, which be gives as a fair overage. The tota•l Is $156 60. Among the Declaim po for slat. • •Tnc English papers say that corented brand le coining rapidly into urn in England. It scorns to have gone entirely out of coo In this city. From Norfolk, VI. • FORUMS Moaraz, Jan. 23. :or no, edam., of Norfolk, to-day 1034; There le.a rumor here that Jeff. Davie colored steward and : chambermaid have arrived it Norfolk, haying euecessfellv escaped from the robot chid. .Aitnetna and Iroubm Burgess were detected yesterday; In 4 Norfalk,'in receiving and die- I Vitiating rebel mail, and sent fdaior Barroughs; tbe noted guerrilla, Is rapidly noover ing from his, attack of. small x. Po - Twenty refugees 'froto 'Riehtiond, Peters .birg and Augusta, Ga.,-arrived :in 2.0004 OLIOSEIEST—:-DO bblalt: a mouses ar a ls .. : . s!rers) r s7 t i l ltrami 6 cowl: BuTl2*.'lo boxes fresh' RoUr%', l • • sitritivivimdcakspainisseterr ftw bf J. II CANITIPID:- . • MEI iVEMNG METH TELEGRAMS. 01:It SPECIAL DISPATCHES. Effeei of the President's Amnesty Proclamation. STATEMENT OF AN ESCAPED PRIS , 'CHER FROM RICHMOND. VIIOLD'UNION AP.IIII CUSPS RE-ENLISTING MAC lON OF A OF.IIEL SPY IN KNOCVILLE - Irta<biti Jtlen. Retaliating - upon their Persecutors. THE 'FRENCH SI•CCESSF.S TN MEXICO Se., &. Sc , 13pc.:10:61apfttel, tu tLu I'it.l4 , ort.;ll Guz. PITILAIMI•HT•, Jan. 25, 186 L .it F. ,Pits4.,pture of a relict mail in Wmt Virgl. 14,..,:•14f1rms the opinion of the effect the Pres ident', Amnesty Proclamation is producing t in th:South. Almost every letter in the in torce d correspondence alludes to the pros lamat ois, and in terms favorable to the meas- ore. i •. Au told Philadelphian arrived this nutruing from *Liebe:loud. Re says he paid $4,000 In robot 'currency to evcape. fie bribed one pick et wit , an old salver wat , lt and a Imo dollar gold sus; the picket had previously refused to accept $5OO in rebel currency; the gold plece,i however, turned the scale. The refugee was two weeks in making his way tio the Union lines. lie says tho machine ry of the Tredegar iron works aro all removed to C d ambia. 8. C., and Davis* government was tit fel ow. Ti 4 re-enlistment of tho Army of th e Po tamed .is certain. Se orly the entire IGth armyrrpe in the, west will re-enliet, and twenty thousand of the rith corps lertie demo the name thing. Geri. Hunter has arrived at Cairo and Gen.. Sher Man hes returned to Memphis from Vices- The rebel spy S. F. Dodd, who dial on Mho, belonged to the Texan Rangers, and was captured near Brabeon's Mill, 11 miles from pi:ion-111a, dressed in Union overcoat and pants, accompanied by too other rebel nolditra• A diary found on him records that he passed! as &Haien soldier and sought information of the position and strength of our pickets. Witnesses testified to his inquiries about our ,forces, and to his haring v,rn Lho Union aril , form, and after due deliberation he was con victed. Ho claimed that blue pants were a Ipartion of the rebel uniform, that Oho over- 1 , coat he wore from necessity, not from choice, and Hutt the enquiries he made wore for tire purpose of enabling him to get out of our Ines and rejoin his coma sod, from which he barb been detached by leungstseet's retreat. The gallows were er, etc,' on the edge of Knoxville, on the pito of one whore the rebels hung a Union man last spring. The instigators of rebel; ~ r a in Tonnes,ce, and the nerrecutore of I nhn roan. are meet log with a terrible r• turn for their evil doings. Many r 111,41 rein, C 4 who tied daring the rebel occupation bare, since their return, taken dreadful 1. tribution. A number of murderr, commit , d by ib rm , ore en pot Such proceeding Are not eoubtenaticzd by tic, Union eavi, ditier. Order, were ierued a clung limo ricer tgainrt the practice of taking priniehoient into their ewn bands by those who bad Loon injared. Several prominent eitizena and rebel oat sere, one of them widely known et Foreign Minister. Rle negotiating lL mime within ety.litee cods the Pre...id nt.'s ninneel7 pro, the London Post tgoi ernment organ,l says ..1: has been nu: 11 several occasions to differ with tie relicy of French intervention in the character which it assinia.l after the (ion of Soleolail; but we cannot trace, ,at a ferllng of sathfaction, the nue whieli dal at length attended the arms of • neighhor, and on ally. after /to much hoar, tiro and blood had bee, oxpended In the work which the French vaornment now enema in a fair way of bringing to a close: The report or the Committee upon Supple- I reenter-, Credits. requested by the French Government., conelud" as follow,. "Our I GA" WU is toward the Executive Power with affectionate respect, and to hold i, bark from ' the brink of dangerous intangloment. The beet devotion is that which knows how to speak salutary tenths in timo of need. We are unanimous in advising that an end should be put to the Mexican expedition. Far be it from as to trey at any price, bet as the interest and !tenor of France will permit. The ee -1 pression of this whit certainly responds to the general sentiment of the country, and we think the government of the Emperor will re ceive it with favor." Rebel DeserUous--Re.elltxtmenta--1 Rumors of a Rebel Bald—arrival of Rebel Pr!sobers. CINCINNATI, Jan. 2e.—A special dispatch to the £he met of, from Chattanooga, dated Jan uary fftst, says : A rebel order requiring sol dier. ko solve three years more, le causing hundreds to desert. Fitly-els came in to-day ontl equad. One divieloa left the rebel lines yester day to reinforce The 44th Indiana, 24th and 2Gth Ohio In ' Santry, and let, 2d, 3d, and 4th Ohl• Cavalry have re-enlieted. The rebel Major General Vance and two of hi staff, captured at the front, mired horn and were sent to Nashville. A Lodllvillo dirpateti, to the Gee-tie, ear :1 The city le filled with rumors of an intended' rebel raid into East Kentuckylt is said they will entet the State at throe different point's. Three bundled rebel prisoners from Knox ville arrived et Indianapolis on Saturday. There le groat activity In the counties around indlanapolle in organising regiments and brigades, From Port Royal—The Bombardment of Utiarleaton—Balalng Kooken Mout . tort. ' : NSW Tose, Jan. 23.—Tho U. B. hospital transport Costner°litan, from Port Royal. on tho evening of the :list, with 213 Oak and wounded soldiers from Uon. GiUmore's De partment, attired at this port yesterday. The bombardment of Charleston Is steady and continued, with the affect of canting fre quent fires and the gradual crumbling away of tho houses within the range of our guns. There is little &ring on tho.part of the rebels, who seem &verso to expending their ammuni- The stork of tithing the sunken Monitors, Keokuk and Weehawken, was In progress, but not with rapid results, as the immense isms Al' metal In the bulls end guns requires me• chinos' of extraordinary strength to move them. • The sale of confiscated lands for the pay ment of direct tax has commenced at Port Royal, and the bidding won quite spirited. The contrabands acre foremost In the pur chase. Grain aud Flour. °swan°, N. Y. Jon. 25.--The total to ceipts of grain with the amount of flour re ili "duccd to qu utity of wheat, for the put sea son al Bo pito/ Oswego and Montreal (the three pried al points from the lake' to the seaboard;) ounttboa., o 93,463,548 against 109,042,529 u 5.411 1862, showing adecrease of 18,888,98 t bus. The decrease in the re. eeipt of grain (flourl not included ) has been acfollowe : At Buffalo, 8,850,833 hoe. ; at Oswego, 2,971,261 bus.; at A10ntrea13,412,035 bus. ' Steamer Burned. Peorteasee, Jan. 2.s.—The steamer Bred.' ford Dur tee which piles between file tit} and Irsal Meer took Are els inandniatthe er • Inikat place. Alm upper works were soon to durum. Bo muck water wet thrown into her andank. It tabs lisrll.l-oAtlim.hall an a l ouirlaw iver• 'ant i. rrl' (=lf tojuied. ;.1 Y '26, .I.T ver-IttEJrrs. • PITT SBURGH TiLEATIM beau* and Manager. Treasurer Second night of the great tragic schwa, EMMA lC &LUCE, who will appear in bee wonderful per sonation of Walter Scott't tqfeg Heroines." TilIS LVTNISQ. Will be performed, the litualeal Drum► of GUY KAIESZBING (lotrodonsy an the origitta Kt* ) Dandle C. Loeoday . . S. Saws Lary Do - Dam—, .dnulo Hyatt. To conned. with thehow tarn of TOGS DIM OUT. ..... ---J. 0 Sofloss Doke .......... Chlppodale. Sera.— . . &ado 11l Ott la rehearsal, *. Naomi, the Droned.. • MASONIC HALL, I'ITTsIitI 14 : . I=l MONDAY EVENING, Feb, Ist, 1804, And EVEV.Y Err.'SING &ler until further wake; owd AFTEHNOOIiS **chock THE ROST EXTRAORDINARY EX. HIIIITION IN TUE. WORLD. THE GREAT MILTONIAN TABLEAUX PARADISE LOST; THE 'WAR OF THE ANGELS! TUE TALL OF SATAN AND FALL OF 110 Ae deem shed by John Hilton in hie Immortal Poem entitled "handle.. Lost," It being a complete film tration 01 tide great 'corm from beginning to and camprienig SIXTI-THREE SPLENDID TABLEAUX PAINTINGS Carrying out Rave's ides of Heaven, Hell, Chaos and Paradise, i:1 now b• exhibited In tide city, for the awl ei g hty as exhibited hi Lamina far taro hundred awl eighty cona t entire nights, to more than half a million pro pili Ta 1A , and am exhibited before her Ilialeary OR, and ihe IfiNTIRE COURT, at Bathing- Liam Palace, upon which 0.2..012 her Majesty ores plesited to !wearier upon alio proprietor • &Mitigate'. ed mark of boo royal approbation, by prcaenthair him n magas:lt. at Piarnend Ring. Ticket* Children with parent. 43 It AND ALAI'INIitIC On Saturday Afternoon, at 3 o'clock IS ham„ Vhildreo will be samitted for Inset. dal— Pools open las:dot. at I o'clock. ULM eomm•nces at 7!,i &clock prod 017. 8 iTtlf/DA T —Doom open at 2 o'clock. /F:r For lartlcalors gee bile. CONCERT HALL, GAD PKOMENADK CONCEeT AND BAIL I=l Pittsburgh Subsistence Committee, l'n ,, er the ansolna sod dincti,m of the YOISSIG MEN'S T611P1W.4301161.N 8001 7T. as WEDNEID•Y k;VENING, Feb. 3d. The t•llde Ind gentlemen nave kindly lent lb. me of their ni01.1••• v Honorary ?demean: June , to. Wt./addle., B. C Swayer, Jr , Anerea C.. eagle, I J. 1.1.,0n deaths, JO/th I. A. rtilt', Phu. W. Batchelor, B. Ilampe.n j Jam. P. Barr, Th.., B. Hata 01.0, I William Phillips, • Dan. I Wl:cal, 1 J. W. Barker, 11. A. Came... Th. c....rwty t. ill .pan no pal..o2pallselln make this TUX BALL ter PBC SIMON, Introttheicid I ter tho heel UM. In ilttabarph the popular Eastern ; P.slado or Promenode, a traine at once WV sad j newel, fathionaht• and pleasant., Th. Committe e h•p, to B,OEO ibthits, ant La this thaw= have placed them at Ile lam prima 01 each, knowing that handr.de will bay them at that price seen Unmet I they bare en intantlea of being present. In ardor ito In tot eat all in the noble undertaking. the Cant mitt... will grant to any preen sell 1•6 too LichSta, • or a free admittance, and a Fl Bwnagetea Badge'bearing so LOSCrlpthe of lb. ranter of tick. add by the - wearer thereat Bo lady will be admitted widths swamp:sad by • arnildema or know. teapot' ablUty, or Nowa Cep at I the door an Pet - Oath. card. Tithrta. ant Ineltation Cards for Lull., at 0 C liener'. Basic eters, Al Wood street, and Ma per cipal boon , . hone. in Loth clam Prum.n et. at L o'clock.. Dancing Ito cowmen. tat 110 o'cloek. Jattldd POSITIVELY LAST WEEK AT Pd_At4ON IC HALL, Commencing Illow.Lsy, Jan. 25, 1864. INSCO WILLIAMS' CZLEZIIATZD PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE Thi. le the lama painting of the Sacred eau.. tams in tLa world. c^vering time, four Lbacciagd vpoaro par& of canal... °pay eaeniiig at o'clock ; also WeiLicakial awl Savor-lay allistaions, at 1 o'clock. Tick... 10 OLIVE'S; Chiliirce lender tut years old latSclW RAND FESTIVAL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE M. E. CHURCH, Oa 'POMP/ a. weDS Est AY and THURSDAY STENING.i, Jeattory 26th, 27th and Yblh..4 AF' Y 1 Tickets 60 mute. Dinner from 11 to 2 each Mk,. /Ed- The Oyster, Itotrouhment mid Fumy Table% • !II be %Al sopplird. Ja2.5,3t 4 UCTI - 0.4" SALES. SECOND STREET RESIDENCE AT TIIESDAV EVENING. Jan. rib, at Ty.; o'clock, will be sold, at th e Comb:meals! Soles llooms, St fifth Caret, that lot of grornad Wu. ate on the north nide of Second Cl.. between Market and Worry latent", hart.; a frost of 13 feet 012 Second street and a:tending beck SO loot, on vfitch I. erect ed the titron.story Uric& Dwelling No. 60 Second st.. with precut brick Root, slate roof, and containing eleven rooms. The has Is erected hi tba sot anb.cantial mourner, ud has lately bean repented sod papered throughout. Tara—ane.third cash, residue In coos and two 'carp, with intarnot. Dr.,' DA VIS & tdcILW A INIt, A nett. ('CARSON STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTIUN —On TUESDAY EVENING, Ja 611 gath, et 7% o'clock, will be so'd. at the Oonitnertial Sales booms, Nn. 54 Yllth street, Those tee Lot- of Ground Kimono on rho smith sldo of Carson arse; (South Pittaborith,) being Lots Noe. 60 and 47 to Gregg'. plan, tech hoeing • front of f 3 feet on Car. min street ant antending back 100 feet to blown . so., GM which la tweeted an old frame dwelling. Tenon oy Ilats—Oae-half cub; raldniCto one you, villa Internet. Pot further particulars apply at the AuctlonStant. agl DAVIS & aIcILW AIN IL Auct'ts. 1 ATER STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTION.—On TUESDAY LUNING, Jeri. 2 5th, at 7% o'clock. will be sold, at the Commercial elates Dooms,fifth stroct„ 17soes two Lots of Ground situate on the north side of Water stmet, above Grant, each having a trout 0tE336 fort en Water street, and extending back about be feet, ea blob aro erected lbw threektot7 Brisk Dwellings Des. 156 and Ltd Plater street, each containing eine C Tearts—One.third cash, residue d o 00. anit two years, with Intereet, scoured by hoed and mortgage. DAVIS k Anal% VALUABLE STOOKS AT AUCTION. -o. TUESDAY EVZSING, Jan. Milk, at 714 o'clock, VIII be .014 , et. the 0,-teteudel Safe 114,7enn, No. 54 TM greet s 50 Aaron Germ. True/ and trarlnp' Dank' 20 do Merchants' Madam:ore Boat a do Exchange Unit Stock; St do Iron 011 y Durk Strick; " 10 d'Al Ar h rlce'llenk y Uauk SSroch; i do Pd : .1•23 DAVIS L MoILWAINIL curt'.,. • fIITY OF PITTSBURGH BONDS AT N." AUCTION.-0o IttigilDAY SUMO, that !Bth. at o'clock, will be cold, at lbw illotomordal Nalee lloomn. No. 51 filth etccot t • . - 01.000 eoch,) City of Pittateargti 5 pct. vent. Cknoorootiso Bond. Jo= DIMS bIIcELWAINS, Audits. • JOSEF"' ADAMS,DenUat, Cowielly's ridtlding, corm df Dlis=pd ad Grand tamed". Pittideurgh. Beforcom--Dr. A. N. Pollock, Dr..llal bet. Thaodord kobbind.-11awd Crean.- _ - 4 T7l.' n EiciiisM"Atiorn.' , 6 4 A- - Olds, No.IXI ?mit streel,lidansesh. Pal 'ION TO ItOLLING• Gram, Taus* Oil udL GO ii•aalla • •1. 0f14.-1 1 Las . allxist; hurisleby,- 'dot h, DPW:4SO.I` • 6 ;, . _ PLOXOS. 4frisicyor.; , THE' BUGLE OALL. - • - ' • TA Buoas CALL. VETE Mall (PALL. TUC-BUGLE. CALL. Ilocorssol. garinumgrrox. PA.'frt.TOTIG 8021G3 AND ()11.011ASSEL to PATIIIO2IA 5074415 LND CHOUCENES. PATSJOTIO .:401iG3 AIM C 11.01411118..- ca-x As. a. 7.42.ta.,p-t, ;:ZitfiEM) atim' ' • After havionLexamlnos Itto flop Newry iDLCJI. U 8808-• vizttarorni/poito inirt a: - me to tiro ,amelnelat,AnA chord: ay thot they snetti every reopetionpoxior Inotreinentn 7fith— Lbw bl Punt *h. t01M 514 , Tea d*Uttet,lntia "zi enthral)Llnalleirchanatr: - Thar art,Vbnariflop to dcmonstrallottbst ammo mei vOrl r lest ;ostorlato aro mod. ond their touch. ovonms and egnalayrof t 0... thronglon# the vita. 71 - sft ootopasafthekny board, trosarposod by lag Plane Forte ',Own_ Int nien. I , ' P. B. , 151ps, Thondore Thom, ,tom awn, abut 1/;‘ , JlA.Thost s JEW*. ‘.411t4 of tto &otos and Wegelj Carl AnahntA tifrentof hf the Ga-manOpers ; John Zandoli editor loproatof-Pot lie 'SF+ Zitte r, Wolfsohndibllitlo A o ho , tolof ;Poo onPo llso irercamlt i V o ull. J. 111,..goymeig a „ di a " - 51 Tifth tArcat. . . N LN HEAVE bisnrane , e Co. of North 'America. Insurance Co. of the State of Pegazut4 Hartford Fire Inzarattee Company. lottlameanoe In tka above al and mum. ooze punka CY be obtained en application to ' PilMramm?7=rivfnitl 4Ler5a,,.. „STERN INSURANCE' CO4PA, , NT OP pirrammon. • • inuati3.7r.,/taddai , N. N. GOIIDOR. Esostfory. Na. 22 'Water Asset, efsot 11 4 u" , "f•'. house, up stabs, rittibur _ WS2 Savo agatoof SU Lido qf PirSootil Wats, 4 !km Zoottostios sossoora VMS.. she aro sett &mow is A. solsotositis and WM srs dtkor., ProosOss cod laottulko, M sosiest. A. al...xis . Nokia ay M.. ossasos,_oo sirsisit irst pstioctics ticonili Saito lo be toms” A. B. 11ORRISON, =E= H. Killer, Jr., ~Androw James BleAuley,.. Alexander Speer. Nathaniel Efolinar; -- Doled 3L'lmong, Alen. Pl!mkt, Geary. Dan* Campbell D. Henan, C. W. Melodeon, ay C!IT IZEN ' S INSUAANCE COMPANY %.../ Or PITTSBURGH. Mem conker Market sso Weter streets, sooand door. wn. BAGALZT, Presidast." SAMUEL and, Sordoni. Intones Steamboats and Csrarets. • Torun* wing lose end &Jane is thensetpako of the Southern and Wtstarn shorn; • !..sites sad nne lb. norigallon of the Sun. ' lower against tees tad damage by fan. • regatey, '?ark t Jr. fL : John Shiptan, • • Johtstl.s, .1241C1 Qooper, Jones, S:Htrhanth " ...or ewers. J. Hon. T. Hors e Jobs &MIA. - Ww d ScdPro• - Gnarg• Hingham. - db•Shijo • - 131 - 11PITES INSURANCE COMPAN °rice, N. E. corner Wood &Fifth Etc. FIBS AND !WEIR rirsOuscr. A - LLEWIENY INSURANCE COM PAM( - 01 PrITF.BOTAOII.—. Om. , Fe. 37 stmet, Bank Block. turarra akalaat all klndsaf Tina wad Idol. ISAAC JONTS, - ' RIDER & CLARK, Petroleum and tts Product., Oats .4TTOB;A"6ES. tOW 'hM,a4 ~..,;.;- , :- . ,-',.- ,. ,.,.., , .;.i-.1...i., _..... OCOTIGE Fe HOOT. GTOEGII F. HOOT. 0804.01 V. BOOT. OopMilled for 13 cads.. Copier LOLA for 25Cwata. '43lrpfnanallibd f0r . 23 nat. 11 wail, - araisr: 1.A'711110E: PHILADILPIIII IFEILADDLTHIA V 1; R. JONlP,..4nond. Benj. P. Itakenna. John IL lIPComa. M. GOBDOL ikerdary. Wm. PhlMPft' ; John Plc*pr. John Witt,Satm - 61 P. Erkuiww. ' Wm. B. 11.3 - c . omits P_ Jon" - Charles 6. Illeserl, Cbwin ArbOlte. W m. Van itirt, W3I• P • JOUN I T Mi2iM afaili D. Pa`COD.D h Vino Proidoot. D. H. DOOR, Farrd.V. Na. WIC !khhorha ea.d. ioia. D. sown% L Capt. Win'. Dua.?, ,, L.SleGrev. haw Jowls, O. C. Harm, HarmCLildg, Ont. IL 0.. Gray, Jolla InrLl, Jr., B. L. Fahnaock. aims, ire. aolt/LISSION ISSEOI3I,IIII !ad Radon la U/IrDLNat, MI. ad. 61 ramp STEELY.._._.....:--.Ftvg UAL wArza 1= 711,9EiT ElTEL...amlugaalt Ear Ageatilbr Me PORTLAND EIIIIOBKNE on. NORM, NEW TORE PARARTINE CANDLE OOMPANY, An A. A. CHAPMAN, I.3 , Witer & ISt boa TICM.IT OIL WORK& DtaicAN, DIMAP &CO., cd- ~;1•1 Pure Wit `Rend CarbAilk Oils, oak% no vs mum?, mar. ". • virsesosaa. ra Ind.MTS. W _ ANTER-4 60 m liou - —We Arad Agektx at iBO • smutty atoms peld,:tAvel our flaaottip ftswta, °Argot Airwr, and thlrtaist other neir j as.4l and Valea. Fididae. riftwpalt: Aea dvettmarter • .suroda cuutionsaaert e..m A 110,N 111-71 want PAireAgonta ti v erterreasaitrat. mo.t•Vttc,tr psi • Ur fall Istyturr elt=Seiri kuLd.m tUANTED—To Rent, as emu a posoi -11 tavola.. %sr treaty dreq , k-s tojewuble DWZLI.J.NO BOMB. One with 12161..1nd Ws mg • •• ,• • L.-110 - 01OT CO,. B°°}p3l.l4DEbS WAISTED Irteraoimeitt, at tool 112 ii r r &BT.a and TOWARD= AND r ISAAC CRAW, °Ulna= HAW . maamostrarrt, tope enotaally ma head a ta net Abe • •• • aosoanS stock n DIMINO, B OL T AND DOTI PLANK, WINDOW SLUM SLOT LIN eins-alxvoirmisyou . nza, taw. P 44. Be erd 0 wane lb: NOM ErOrit. - 1 . 46 z w rr e r4:l 4" ' .. kau to WIN* partnalara ID=ll6 to unatio etnO OarCOne oa chola !trot, roar Xtobtono• °NEIL it STON&MA.N I Ltiorminvulus 0r Mtn OIL• Rive aity_s oo hand - witi sifidisio 'osier tgoi asDl BRASS SMIISN Visa' 010111; SINVIO,LsI •11 , land.; IIIDDLIS; .Iks• M.SAVY WORN ran WINDOWS, Sq.; Blisjo puma.. 0 sAmorreb.wuurvgli, - 04 Tkrays. Ssi lir Ail Oat et WIRD tor -u.nirirotriekirmitr WRO • it. ; 4 =x,:mv*rg4± 4— cmcriv oma, st.-144,:b;nt," NX011A1i1W,VE811; .linCottorelnitnimmem. , Writing' drain midi Viestidis aaol:MciracesiaaV Allexasta Lueators au; kialellbenktami Zits 'to Nal Eithte,,ta. oustild tor t4rros, lluk t.: `511..,5*, PI*IF I - 1711 1W 3 A-, I _ . E!IME=IIICE=II °Mg; We. ff===ll= 1011 T 140416 QS'ARAA Cleintdaticeiifaisianti sic' •' - •, •, - !!!!=I ON ITY Wors4 . : .141 DAY & OHORPICNNINei abettiort sad tilfts, IpAiuser i• 2 --*...eiracraumacuilszt .. ..:,. ..„,i ... . - a SAID 67821114. .' nThorsos, Pi ___ VP> B-Int" .CO.,'& :en _BIOB-MSECH6BTS.. _ ^s: al. Mane AND Lugarrr CistilingEtto mail 4fr .Crude 131111ISER VAT ELAROOGIC.STaj - :.:.14 , 5, - ;,, , ,, " '• .u: • WEIMORF,e& I .!: 0011111:55IO8 LSI SELPPERS OP PETROLEUM, . `` Yil um - mum - A NEW TOllB. " ' , . SAlPlAaellltlis mr STOIC/WS AND SHIPPING. it their turd nil *fart Yo Hem. LEUAR Y 0 0/ 0 /Mellt a f°IrPLD/Sj/ 12111C1/ 4 114-1 Crud and Relined Petroleaut; ti• ILwIZ Main, rinntracte r : Or Liberal Cholk slimmer en. orarlip=rl4o l o.,:: 7 :„ ' ' Plciriburgh or Eastern Ilarkots. ' rrrnatnaasi 11.113111=1:2121: • - XeicrA72lll4l.lt tee" •-% En, Pad. 00111Willnkt 1 k. ' . . . CE OURTiti • . . on 31.43rcainsitigi• - • • - . 011111E&]=1=6, 01, Eqi;,, • JIM!ilE=. AND LESIIICATINO :SUM • • I Ho. • 134 1 lien% MLLE PIA PIUIJID/iLLPHIA , • . • • .. IFIr Stone capacity (trader corer.) Ibr 13,000 bbla Alba wriellwat Lsr-Uttlee for shipplat to American sad radars ports, as oarwharf ea the Bdreylkill oar tturplatfora albs Y.. :,,2 TACIEIg BEA., Crude and. Ilefinefl Petroleum, BENZINE, An, . . . . . . • 13 *ALTOS ST., PrITLATIlf..Pland: .: . , . .. .. ..13ezbent, entrusted to eur ice lila meeee,oor I;.nt il ztnertonal attention. nellotercittebardimutes& oo 4 36ll fOr; .13orki ,si Il co., sod McClettsid & Davie, Pleeteash; Than Smith. De., Prod. Ink I. A. IL IdTceior McCpRIIICK CALISNDER, 0118 BROKE.RS. 211 a$ 213. South Water fttreet... -.ICAO & lyisirptaita asticlud. , . • ra Wiz '2 4 Tor r roar 4 i it lin? ll Ctolfamor Swags, C . t4faara;7o.' pa ?co SUM- - COMM issION..-111Z_;;AC-1;r ARYISTROIire & KIDD, - - Go pr -LlTEcrook, arran arn Elear 0.1..hu: . * Ca. ; ut Piagroroirlbours. r, G. Van Co. LUX .= 00. ; &Op) Oil Co. - /rc tery.s mud loran:tattoo apply to C. 81:1011CIST, • Car. Wad and rot,lb stroativrittobonitt. - D Aorirr,- 411WALNITT 62v PIiIILADELPIIIA. - 01 Mmmiafai &iron /4' nosi EITORILGR7I 7 6IIII73IITED , RPOcct salloro' Itt CBCDL u as ',articular atisattost void to OIL.VOR EXPORT, ' Jul 11.415—CARSTiC 13014,130D.t. AsEt. . . aaIJA "' CAB; PEmisERT9N. , , . 4e4eital Ilerbhandbeßro)r.ers, 1u /111711 i numanszpirta. CRtrill itEnPUFD PETItOLEUZ., I;Titni lb Das at pill Sicapt4 stivaded to. ' • " • A a' tusEmais, Crude . and Befitted retrolinin;„ licAwspop ABA • - i • • -aia AL coniiisioliintrumist'f „Spas! sticatton' chic 10,t 6 WI d-z trite and.itelhied: - Petroleusiu' - • ; ta ,ECOUTS rsoisT tracer, i.e.c 1izaz.........-- -.EATrzuror vsurt - - pz:ritourß 0ri..... • -- , - "2ilit'OLlCUtiltrilll3 l o: 6 A.T'l2io OIL. ? 'l5D ': - ` 1 - Oidicktybertbsemead barrels pa 'nat. • 7. ': 7 1 ! I ! / WM it ORM Pacammous. omminosolo,sari ,, s nOuwnttelret. ..: -•-, 1- t oßarr morivownt, • - • - 47 -- *Li sp.o.ing es., rannfintan, , - =-, Pailluithit 4 Candid= litactant --- ,AND DAL6III3 OZZa. ::, _ ~ - , 'ST namrutrentra,urstaluernia. clops Trnunagon ems, as., .3-Antwinvui unit sok -; . r for We at She lowest Inapt pima. Csogrankints , I'mad orders nellcitsd. . . netfilla A .; .'7. no sr. n05xe5ur..........—....—t ssenessues , - At -. WOODVILLE OIL REFZERY , :-, ~,, ' --- " paci.m. mor.nsmi , -a ca.: +> . , Alateletrere Of nun= OIL ADDraniine-A.L., ~ ILO° OIL. 1r.0.p coastazdOren band tbe seryleck ' quits: of LIVENING on., dear ...dirist...nt sel,ri lithe, -a good LOBRIAINIXOL pone slmLO Dim. - 7 LOLL and Mt GOILInE. _ _ - - igursa .14.0. les an No. II Kunz 27:11 . 2115 1 .. _I Bank Block, second Sour, nrOf Ix Mnftli".''''''. A to 1 I ...--------- ''' ~, 'Z• r'.. It& WABIIiP • ; !luau' m.• ' 81111iN1111, ruiaguros AID OILS. r had dial '`wilds na as waxer sr- rlsisncta-"?' . - ilf , cce.,asok „ /du Dr 054.), tl=U ,~~~ {ham . ~i ._ ;;z7.
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