XANWPACTURERS, 4-c.
D
_. , uguzerg BRASS WORKS, L
'raimalr a CEAWFORD,
.
Kainuctanon of *eery mini of .lintsbid
DDABBIfOD I S • TOD, ',Li:ridDEM, MAN Os
- GAS IfITTIDIS, SIAOIITHISTI3, ADD
DBAS3-CtiffriliaB, of till ctiii&tota, -made to
order.•`I3TEMCBOAT WOMB AND GAS.
/MING, Lai REPAIRING, promptly-attended to.
Particolar lam on paid to titling op SEYDIZ
-1113.1t0R COAL XD CADDO'S ()US.
t..i.,
Also. Bois Avis for the Wedeln District of Pron.
silvsnia Ow the' of HMSO. LADILDSIa , a
00.11-PATSKT S DOD PIMP, the best owl to
riatod... Dating a* salves it to not DOG to get out
-,
Of maw.
Meawl will throw more water than sof rzm p
Wm lte. VP
tr. II: 11M1111M1C51N1XR111.1...........i. .. EAST.
I RO
N.
OITY .
ORBS. ,
_.sivoinutosu, IC ilf PfliteLlt 6 GO.,
• roman= tarp mecum's. _
Winer of ' Pike and ClMaraosal
Pike and Walnut Streets,
(Sax City Walla Works.)
•MAstitasturets of statitmAry and other ESIGINTR,
of MI
BOLLIN GkIais, MILL
mCAS TIN obb ersGS a nd ILACHLNLItY,
oral J.
Prsimot •attostlon" glum to reisthitor ROLLING
MCLVILAARIINRRY
t pIPT HALL
VALLEY' FORGE PLOW WORSE,
virtiTusau.
MASOLianrers ;Ma daslttniln all tint dig,rent kinds
- .PLOWS; PLOW CASTINGS, 13000 PS, GUI
TINCI DOMES. am., WWI greatly inert-mod fad.
busLasis,tre earnestly Invite &niers to
Oro es o.otlL MosolActory, Tomperanantle
Warehouse, Omni - alley And Ltborty St.,PROVEX
•
T. J. 'TALL,
STIT.P.RNS WOODS,
• -42151 M • . • JA& J. BROWN.
unarm I.II7IIAZT.
AGKEOWN k LLNHART, FIocs
I~AXD G 611.1111 Samna, Fused LSD C 4110111115101.
tdarnriaxrs, for the sale infAlloar, Grain. Park, Bs,
con Lard, Batter Egvt, Chews, BeenLi,
Grelas, Fastbani, ' Potatoes: Pet and Pearl Ash.,
Saleratta, Linseed wid Lard 0111, Dried and Gress,
Tiosatliy, Glares . , Flax and Gram Seeds.
Cash &dm:met:tents made ea Consignment..
LACK
DIAMOND STVI. WORKS, aptly
W ,60.13.ais
Ifia:297 l l, ,, iberer arr., Pittelenah.
, . • , ~.-. • PIrTSBUR9IIr M.
- MX: monura & co.,
Ktuu—
a
• =ST ' taraurr HEM CAST STEEL,
Bqoaro,rit mod of al shoo. Warmted
equal to oil imported* monorrictured In thlocom.
try.
ifir.ool,ce nod warehouse, Nas 149 Y d 151 MST
land'LW &eV= SECOND STIIESTS, Nitstmrgh.
fellasd
. B RN ithb CA' ) Boit=
riffeduene.and Shoat Iron Workers, PSBR
=
"A Kal. fp, Rana 2.G. Miring accured a
bran and furnished It yeah the moat improved
rfa ir u: = 4 to enamefecture away
deettlldion.at B in the best manner, and
warranted 'eq.:* mods in the cannery.
CV rl /USE BEDS. STEAM
COX OILERS, CONIerNI. EDS,
TANKS, 11, STILLS, AGITATORS,
srrrutio PANS, ,nottan IRON BRIDGES,
ARIGUIMANS. and sole rainufacturon of BARN
.
•
H rabNIA AND BRAM' Wt H
CGI.LIFEC & WRIGHT,
(sairammi a Oriel trenrtost.)
. ~ • - •
. . . . ~. ... . . ,
branufscturers of CASTOR rcalars, mrsos,!crurs.
LA.DLIRS, and a gnat variety of BRITANNIA
• artkka. Also, CARBON OIL LADY BURNMRS
"• •'. lad LAMP . BRUM generally, No. 133 Record
stmt. Pittsburgh.
- . -
& co., VALL.EIf
Mitsll ,
,•!• Tanxesx, Pittsburgh. Pa.
110rWareboustj.3SITABEILTIr STRI:ST,
.--ghTValruf2PA•L' A itatill i ni74
. • _WILLOW War, ete,,Steel asel Ginn Meals, Len
ient 11111 Coati %a, Gearing, Ow Water arml
Alan Pipe. Sad Irons, DoLlrens, Wagon Donee, en
_ gar Settles, Pralop,llangere, Car Whels; earrplings
, and Gistinga generally. Also, Jobbing and Machine
Castings mule I. order. Patented Portable HUI,
I,lrlth flume or Elmo Power. apliktrisd
ICEMPWP. - HAMILTON
. • •
Cot. YOST AND LEBEIVIT Pittstrozgb,
Mialtfactcmsrs of
_BOTHER, MACHINERY, as
it
on15:0
STIJ:.Ii MA.NO4, Na. 53. Wri9o
f
roxicdhcturar °MILra
ER '
i vrrs,-
SPL ttobargh. RES,catomaa aadrollma,rerery
rartloalaimirodlir shaped SPINES and THYMIC,
largo ar mau, !node to color at short notice. A
• • amotatont coastantly on hand. tnit.T.nt
T M -
I DLE do CO., N. 215
• Inetify Knee. • °emelt° BLstb, nista:grab,
=reef. RLITI'd, LASIIES end SWITCII
-sad miry deiarlption of LEATBEB 13141DED
' Orden solkitedfront the trade, eel seeds inetept
rele4Pol ea D•• instructions. , :1e5:11y
- At-NV. BENNETT, Marafacixirero of
D
wro,Nß.olitnik and enr."4ll On-
PA= WARS.
, 01201 and Warehoemed No. 74 TTIFTII
tabWely
• .0111 r GOODS.
CARR .!ic CO.,
, , .
(Las - wa.* l!winae Cb.,)
,Wholesolo dude. in FODWEGN AND DONESSIO
—Dar GOODS, Din, OS Wood street, Lida 'hods* above
irbdooodalloyaidobordh.
\NI. U. LTSIX
TAICE; McA,BOY Dente - xi in
/A lOREIGII AND DOMMITIO DRY GOODS, N.
-• 'l4O lidera) astiet, lawatel deer bane neva Market
~.Matenta Allegheny City. *boar
iesale
111 and—ltetall Dolan In TMOIIIINGS, 71MBROI•
DIMON ant' DRI.OOON3, :evert deierlplon,
• Nee. I? sad 14 Tilth street, Plttab , •
Cga.tt ilholesttle and
RetalLDeitlirs In TANCT'ANDSTA L PAR DRY
GOODS, TRIMMINGS, 711-Market street,
,:.battreen Mooed and Twain Pttaltarmh.
J. , - Bill (eueoeisor to
noin Dealer
'••-• IstOTATLIC MR. relicrancr GOODS, Matthews
sornarof Fourth and Market streew;Tlnftnrsh,
.A I:rMITIWIT/Colessalo And lie
. -. tanniiiittia.o.4lo.l oermatimms,
DnT
GOODS, An., Non 77 and 79 Market street, t
_NP.I34IIKBRA CO.,
*lamb of MRT 'GOODS, O 9 MitiMet street,
betneoniThlsn awl - Ydurth, Plttihnnth•
ii - PALMER., No. 84 'll(o — oil : Street,
_1.6 Deilar fix BONNETS MRS, STRAW TElX
iffixas, sad STRAW GO ODS
'QUIOI,I JOHNS'PONiDealerid PUItE
NJ 'DREGS: AIrEL enzeMIOALS, PERTUMEST,
~.,. TANGY: GOOrgijiIMAING, YLUID, oil's, rem
: ILI 111CDICL., it., or strictly primp *WM,
' -'''''` NM& loads lit jovial *lces; cern.r swithua
.1: '4-1-111114 Abartb streets, Pitteboridi. .Pmecit cum'
ig
compounded et au boon. ~
'. A. PegrzusTook& CO.s_Wholo
. • ..I.DrK.I imoatscturrs or WOJT7/
LLD /MD LlTUlB4ll,corrierOf 11, oodand Treat
"' -' I7.(4EQRGE 11..K"EiSElt, Ortn i ti
.?...'',". " ,IG:.:10: .Wood strect; vector ot.V6e. • b
. .
GABDLIsTER-AMFFT I 4iIie
tt• Ihrodellet,Plarialects and
Id
0111111111n10 1 . Northeast come[ Wood Ind third Am.
P; JQNF3.' .Agot 'North.
• • sta• of' Panpatraits, sy
87.WateT WOE'
. .
---OtfW-T--------r----.m. Beindary:Citmens' in-i
arms COlXlpiiip cornet , Iltarket and Wafer six.
09RDON,gearoiary Western In
...mane. Company, fr: Vtatthrtsvt. f-
I • Secretary Alle
i now Company, 37 iliab stmt.
;ffUSIC, fesc.
RIATTE R1A.131-11, Desloit in 11U
A—xtsto AND Soto
!.; 1 fir.. Kltdsll a. CO . 13 PIANO 4 LIATNES
sod MUNCIE C 0.%
7110; Itifth strum, roma door fore Woad,
SO lot, sod tarn stchaw
-• E • 13Kt. Eettlen is
tw AND siuszcAL VssruvAmrs
N,. ,
• as
PUth lb, Buis w t ere tibunh• mr 4 MED WED Pl
*m. rit
' - DIELLOR, Den er in
VIANos, In:LODIONB, k 6.010: W ood
" -;taft*Pl rim tb trim t 'ad Digatond .rituo-g
:i~ 'tr
ia-r : . Q AT'. p s i; OHNSTON I „ Station
- • 'Ziaulert'tf:r7i!-
Y a ect i BOOkUnero tat' Btation
.s4' 4' " °° 4l
-VOttattrlNEtcar;
~;;' ~,
T RE • 1 , 800 - keo or arid !Stationer,
tianirt;ripank-ni•
:011X41. 7 - ESTATE AGEJMIPS.
- -i'"`cQlM-PIEWSI7
TlSM7r" '. ortratiretWillf l 4 ll-i i 67174
ighectuitta notatgacr• 7
=2=114114.113. .. zov Amon
err
,ifegoloitiztos sailmictlatik pod saran
••• P 6 M+ 4
>- '
lr" arterairs — iirtetly
''- -,,'444o4..,igiWiriat 64 . Dori
, •
, ,
EMES6I
THE DAILY
'OROtiERIES, PR OD UCE,Ii
pos. L McCLICILAND,
(Stimeeiserr M IlaClodlaad Day 1.1,)
GENERAL C0213E180105 USEICIIA.III 111
Flour ; Grain awl Provisions
ofsereaTarggi7l°D PETBOLE M.
So.: WOOD smarm, Pithbarigh, Po.
Jat
CHARLES C. BALD
Produce and Commission Merchant.
And deals is all IdikUi at 0017NIST PTIODIICS,
NO. 1T LISSI 77 ETBEEIT,
tame. st'now•ta,..--.—..crus. • JNO.
(of the Into errs of D. AD. ACDondd I Pittaburgh.
A Co., Weßernie, Ohio.)
Ait'DONALDA ARBUCKLES, Whole
.lMl-iul. Groom, Yiodttn and commt.i.
mar
duets, Jobber. In CWITIE N. 0. SUOMI and )10-
Lust, Rririacau - suGAhs a SYRUPS, r Loun,
BACON, TOBACCO, TEAS, DIC, arimsr.,
REEDS, AO., Nor. 242 and 2 , 14 Liberty street. Pitts.
bomb. 130p1,1_
suitivEs & LAZEAR,
Whelcs&L•
0110M8 AND COMMISSION XEEMIAIird,
Ho.. 27 and 2 Brolthflold 13L, cot. 5.:42.4.
WHOLESA.LID GROCEB.,
No.VIILIBEZTT STILEKT, Vittsburgh
Erna log pnrchand, the Intareet. et hie late partnere,
will cootie. the beeineee at the old stood, and will
ho plenveillo cectint the patronage of hie old friend.
and cinnamon, rylk:ef
• . .
VEBT.:& WILKI\AtIN Com MISS lON
ViIICHANIV, Mu - Lena/0 dealers to W 'ESTERS
RESEGYB CIIETSE, DRIED FRUITS, rturrEn.,
ROGS,•GRAINS, and produce generally. Also 4
LEATHER, HIDES, OILS, Le., Ho. 21.7 Lil.orty
street, Pittabergla.
12OrCoall adaaacelYtab lads. Coatignroonts
t!cllctlL fe14413334
VAL P. BECK CO, No. 185 1,111-
T • erty Street, Nidebursh, Whokeede Gro
cer!, Coriurdeslon Merchants, end deafen In GOUT:.
TitgIRODUCE, PEW/1810SM, SAWN, LAR , II , ,
n, EGG% ORREI non, AND PHODC(.I.,
FLOUR, GRAM, IMRDS,LZ ,
GREEN DRIED
RIIIIITS, 40.. &ALT and LUIS. 10-
-- • - - - •
JOIN • Comm:maim A'
Fossil...lmiNits:di/ST stid wholsude d...4k ,
WESTERN RYSER:TR CHEESE; DIITPER, LARD,
PORK, BACON, FLOUR, 1100, POT AND reera.
ASHES,' SALERATIIS, LINSEED AND LARD
OILS, DRIED 1141311, and Prodats pelendly, Nos
141 sad 143 Frost semi; Pi ttsbuni ,
.... mein
j .I71 . 1:11& TRIMBLE, 'Wholesale Gro
-1-.1 cent and Caudalaslon Merchants, dealer. la
PRODUCE, FLOUR. BACON, cur.esg, 7181
~,,4 :Pittsburgh raaatect , .. ,
lOARAION AND•LARD OIL, IRON. HAILS, GLASS
COTTON - TARNS,
essierally, 112 and 114 &wand attest, Pitasbargh.
RE lo Y li? F.A.ffe A. l3.lLUTlLEßS,lsu f ,,, ? essor i e
FOREIGN 14%114, NUT; ) AN ' I7) 4L SPI . C , ES, 'h t7t;N o-
PECTIONEILY, SUGARS, FIRE MORNS, Le., Nor.,
C 6 d. l I tT l Wrld atratl, *hove ring, Pittsburgh.
ipialp
fIULP - S . ; t 3 UR Pli A. IL 14, COMMISSION
N../ Ileniatater . and dcaLtis hit YLOUR, GRAIN,
AND PRODUCE, No. 2.13 Liberty mad, Pittsburgh.
Choate brands of Flour for ratan and Fatally ow
constantlr on hand. Particular &Ideation paid to
SRlorders for Merchandise sweerally. odletly
aItA..LES B. LEreft FLorm AID
put.P..grou..mn cosranapcom mtacrue, Ad
the safe of GRAIN, SEEDS, CIIESME, PRODUCE,
Ac e and agent for lb. celebrated Uniontown CE
MENT. Noe. 114 Stroud and 141 First somas, be-
tem& Wood .d Smithilrld, Pltteburgh. Ha.
VILLNK VAN GOBBER;"Prixtgrde and
'..i: Isonuelsidon Merchant, dealer In noun, RUT-
TEL BROOKS, SEEM LARD, CHEESE, PORN,
DRIED AND GREEN EItUITS, and produce peer-
ally., Mend MTh sulsarusea on coesiymarets..
Warehouse, No. IV Second street, PlO:harsh.
aortas a asap -. -.-osestat arrsosa
I_I[E.AD & litE'r - ZGAII, Grocers and
J-a. Cetaadsaion Merchants, end dealers la all k Inds
ef Country •Produco .td Pitteburgh Manufactunw,
No. 219 Liberty area, oproette Awed of Mood street,
aittabureh. splits
-- ---__
GEO. R — TONES lc SON, Wholesale
Grocers and Bast Furniebere, ticAlere in MA
NILLA EOM, OAKUM, 011.4, I'ITCIL end rm.-
burgh nuntafactand articles, lie. Wetet lame ,
strove the Mononziliola Midge, Tittatturgli. •
ROBERT DALZELL & CO., W hole-
Grocm,oommio ion and ronranling Mor
t-Watts, wul deals , * ts Freda. and Pittsburgh man.
sfacturos, Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
DWALLACE, Commission Nierchanc,
• and Wholeeals Dealer trrTLOlnt and GRAIN.
bin. 3 Liberty .street, opposite Pennrylranla IL. IL.
Passenger Depo{, Pittsburgh, Pa. Storage liars
been. corner Wayne and Penn sdreata. n017,1r
HORS 1-8a11ara.......-. 30113
T ALBERT, - SEELPTON dr. CO, Whole
/A all Griabe.l4l and Prod.* Dialers, ho. 6 Sixth
itrelat• Pittsb • Jain
WATT 41:7WILS—ON, Wholesale Gro-
T Caninideilon liirrehliata, and dealer. in
Pro4maiand,Plitsburgh nmintricturcit, :in. Ma Llb
ert
otrect, Yittsbnrgh. pr2.s_
LL4DALT,ISOM"
LINDSAY & TELIFoItD, Wholesale
EA.D4DROCERS, YLOUR AN D PRoDUcti
DEALERS, IEI Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
apLbee
scunusren.— r.
QS:ROM/LOA & LANG, COIIIII.W9N
hisacussm, and wholesale deskrs in GO
0311LES, FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, ac., bra. .12s
Liberty street. Pittebargt,. .01.1 dly
I. I. wooers— 1.1.411.”
dS. , CITY. FLOUR
. INC HILLS, corner Liberty sad Adams
ancete, Pittsburgh, P.
lial - Capaeity, 400 barrel. Der day. apo
Tr — kE'S DALZELL & SON, Manufae-
U taws orLAND OIL, and Commission Mer
chants lot the purcbain and Ws; of 01/0D& AND
ItYPINKD PEVIOLZInif, 'Noe. 0 and IQ MAW
street, Pittsburgh. Advances made on cessiguneents.
irT1:1iMie.=.7........• .JUSt iICI(PATAICI
ATMS: I.BIIOTRE 13., illill
5A1iTn302a1,1r.12111)4".. "61'
3 Liberty Argot
Pittsburgh. • epllly
•
.urstarolu Issors, }ovaIDAVID essossis,
_ .111,.
CL11.4. CCM/ VOW-Curios,
COFFIN, enceollsays to
.13l Wibusilcoe, Hsu * Co., WHOLESALE
eItOCS.II4 Tzar of {Pori godytatsr greets,
31 r.-
m
wAtuarocsx-11ENItY
li.M3P'ntllsB, Porrarding sod Csosuasslon tier
rhaUt and". dealete.ll CH,M17,2 PUMA, LAKE
'lll3ll, sod Yrodduo gtoser
~tL7:so.2e Wsod striert,
I share Waters Pittsburgh. . lays
0 MAN D DIDDLE, so caissor t Jno
itoClll it Hoe, No. UM liibott7 Nowt, Pitt. .
bomb Almond PAODUcts;astOCERY AND CON
MISSION 11111tCRANT. gontlgnoniti u Aspect
Nnisaidtet. -; to2O/1
PAIAII DICKBY tr. \Crl
J:Ortworo, Cotamiltaloo' M Mom* and &Wort io
IPmdwft Not. GQ Water s t ond OS front lam%
Pltteburgh:
PtI6IIIOSTIL
J 43. DILWORTI "k, CO., Wholesale
. &emu Km IRS sod 1 thrall street, n m,
Stalthlieldirlftsburgh. ol
--
tons . .
I.olth
TWIN FLOYD - eil,"Wbolesalo (Iro.
eetsculd Commission Nierchutts, Nos, 112 Wood
and sas Liberty West, Pittsburgh.
CATIAI-Ci.dirs contresnor
so /me. noon.. 0e.,) PORK (KKR alla
dealer ht PROVISI)NS, corner oltiark,•Cood Prost
dreets,Plthiburgh.' •
J.
or
ncic
• mutt Tairsinigia roux:norms gut
ur hi PROVISIONS, No. LI Yourth sinret, Oood
arty. Pittsburgh. men
VOIGT IE CO., soccoassoni toi
L.O. Graf, PROW.= LED (Xiblll
IiaLIiCHANTS.S47 Liberty strief. TWArergb.
/MINIIOIO4.
TWIN L . 110 - I.la - & CO. Wholesale'.
t) asoozus AND 0011111LSBION ' DNDOLIANT A,
carper of Amlttalold. and Water atroolo, Pitioboogh.
(1001 C, !PETTIT 'it' C7l",""tbmmossiii;
• Idereitants,ond dealon r0000c;4 YLOVA,
BACON, WOOL GRAIN, Ac., No. 12, Smithfield
RW:Wut.. . myltiy
Eirei.Vdrt i ti r O - SIT N X ---)1089,10
DIOODR AND DOiLWISSION• ILINDDIANT,
East wpm of the Diamond, No. 18, I'lttobargb,
- • -
Val 413,1 RA Who esalo
Omar, goo. 1$ and MI Wood "trod, Pitt*
A
tddr4i. jetat
u dr " -
DER KiNG—,__WbolesaleGro
ser,impoAcrit SODA AUr.,,Zia 03 Mort,
4Woot. Pi .bwi'd-L zand
LiWai r foß VSTEW ART, Wlndltddild
32,1012M1MS CSOILIWWWON 111173011AWYS,
:
urrwaa gusts, Pittiburst. WU!
lit.: AILLR ,
~,Tir "PER
- ,
S.
3 : " 111164/91P1,44110, In -`-
linn
19ii;
MES=I:
pittsburoh
W EDICESDAT ISIORN1110::::JIN. 27, 1864
TERMS OF THE GAZETTE.
amo Earnos, by umn. Mr YN.--- 48 00 .
wrath-- TO.
week.—..- 13.
"
Emma Enmos, 1.1 mall, per par-- 4 50.
le."
" single
Weal, Eorrros, does coplee, ferr year— Mk
" dolma of 6to 10, w 1 60.
clabsoflll or mere 1 46.
—sado. extra to the party landing tad, Tot •
dab of Afton, waertli mad the /Immo Qaxxrr•
dolly. Tor • elute of twenty, we win wwkd lb.
Kaaalse Geserre dally. itogle melee, 5 orate.
Fe' All nltocriptiotustriativ u adlianct, .0 paper.
alsaye .tapped when the lime expire'.
, Si lIROESB,
Pcrramaaz, Pa.
Few persons in this section of the country
interest themselves sufficiently in our Terri
tories to comprehend or appreciate their extent
and boundless resources of miaeral and agri
cultural wealth. They do not realise that,
starting from the point where all railroads
to tho westward terminate, one can travel by
coach in a duo westerly line for sixteen dip,
• at the rate of over one hundred miles a due,
before he reaches the western limit of our
great domain. • •
If we look. at the most westerly of our rail- '
road traveled States—Missouri—we find an
amount of mineral, agricultural, and domestic:
resources unequaled in variety and richness
by any State in the Union. Kansas, com
mencing where Missouri leaves off, also pos
sesses fine lands for agricultural purposes:
and, although some of the country beyond,
known as the Plains, has the reputation of a
desert, yet the bottom lands are rich and for-
Izmir=
• .
The discovery of gold near Pike's Peak
(one of Vie Rocky Mountain range) first drew
many away from comfortable homes; many,
disappointed, retraced their stops homeward.
Rat they failed, not for lack of gold, but be
cause it was chiefly found in each conditions
as to require machinery to work it successful
ly; and, furthermore, it required capital,
which the poor emigrants of 1507 did not pos
sess. The tide of emigration still flows
steadily and increasingly thither; capital has
been sent out there, machinery introduced,
and great improvements have recently been
made for extracting the geld from the solid,
tuck, so that dne.inay now find a flourishing!
city situated in the heart of Colorado Terri
tory, at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, at a
distance of more.than.six hundred mites from
railroad or navigable riser. litre is a Set
tlement or city (as tbby style it) of five or nix
Ithousand people, with more than ono hundred
steam mills in active operation, busily en
gaged in crashing the gold-bearing quarts.
From this region alone nearly $20,000,000 of
gold has been exported cast to fill the gap
created by foreign export- Nevada has fur-',
nished about $12,000,000 more, and there is
every reason to believe that this will be large
ly increased during the present year.
We can see by those facts that the Territe
trim are not ignworthy our attention and
study, especially as Comerem will, doubtless,
convert those mentioe ed into States either nt
this session or at an early date, judging from
the rapid increase of their wealth and popula
tion. The Pacific Railroad, too, will aid ma •
terially in opening up this interesting coun
try, and those who bare been the pioneer, to
ss& the western mountains will soon wit
ess the evidences of the highest civilisation,
here all a short time since was bat a "bowl.
Ig wilderness."
The Amended Internal . Revenue Rill.
The rote of ST to 6S widen carried in the
House the amended Dill for Internal Revenue
giros occasion to look with some confidence to
the gradual introduction of justice and sound
fiscal measures in our vest government rye-
tam. The point thus estslaliehedis that the
increased taxes oit spirits and cotton shall be
levied on all stocks cf these goods now on
hand, of course allowing for any - tax already
paid on them.
Of alt legitimate speculations none is worse
than that which diverts into private hands
the amount added to the cost of commodities
by a tax. The wholesale dealer, who advan
ces to Government the amount of the tax, is of
course entitled to recover it from his custom
ers, with such pro:Rand outlay of capital es
hls particular business affords. Bat no reason
exists • why ho should pocket the entire ad
vance. On the contrary, the cardinal pried' -
plc in taxation, on this head, is that, as
nearly ,at possible, the entire amount paid by
the consumer, on account of taxes, should be
secured to the Government.
Everybody cno•rit that large speculations
have been on foot for a rise In commodities
which were expected to be taxed further, or
rot the -first time by Congress. This decision j
strikes at the root of the unrighteous profits j
expected from cotton and spirits; and we sin- I
ceroly treat it will he a leading pmeedent in I
all similar bills passed in Me House, notably
on tobacco and. petroleum. The people who
speculated for a rise which was to be caused I
solely by a tax are the genuine tribe of fore-
M o aners In the most offensive sense of the word;
and it is a great comfort to kno*that millioms
of dollars arc now saved Lo the Government
which would, on Mr. Stevens' principle. have
goon to enrich speculators who had no earthly
claim to them.
On looking into the list of votes it will be
seen that Democrat and Republican am min •
gledtogother on both sides. This only goes
to-show that men In both parties Easy be ex
peeted to take nomad views of finance and
taxation, and should be urged to combine, (or
tetion, on this reatrel ground, regardless of
he crack of the party whip.—N. Y. Teiloime.
appears by the late news from England
that, notwithstan ling all the talk and writing
shoat it, no definite arrangements have yet .
been mode for tho celebration of Shakespeare's
three hundredth birthday, on the 23d of April
next. The Stratford people wished to have
the celebration there, but the literary moo
who undertook to arrange matter. decided to
have It in tendon. The people of the prov
inces, howeveCibmisted that Stratford should
be the place; and a separate committee was
formed in accordance with those latter views.
This Committee is trying to raise money Brat,
for the endowment of .one Or more scholar
: ships to the English Universities, open to
:competition among the pupa of the school of
KingEdWardNl., at which Bbokeepearo re
ceived his education; and next, the erection of
a monumental memorial at Stratford.
The : entertainments proposed aro a banquet
on the birthday itself, Saturday, the 23d of
April,presided over by Lord Cazilsonudat-
Mead by rooky mon of mark in literature
and art, and by ladies; and in the next week)
excureinnsameng Shakespeare's haunts, read
log of his plays, a concert and a fancy bail of
Shakespearean character. In none of this,
however, wil the London committeetpartiel
pate; and by this absence of concerted action
it is doubtful whether there will be any really
permanent Memorial of the event. , 13hakes-,
peace died in 1514. In 1461 the Engliehlferto
too busy with the restored King and the
down-fallen Puritans to think much of their
greet dramatist; In 1764 Wilkoe, Clive and
Lord Pato di:Mrs.:GA public attention; and
the ilrrt centenary occasion which can be duly
improved tot:Mohave:a/o's honor is in danger
of being frittered away by local jealousies.
The sympathies of the world at largo will IX,
with the Stratford scheme, for the Avon and
not the Thames, Stratford end not London,
is identified with the name and memories of
liholoMpeare. .
6autte,.
Our Terrltorlal Wenlth
The Shake*pearcan Ter-Centruary
A question Answered. ;
Rev. Dr. Ifitcheock, in a lobture on "Duty
and Destiny," delis - mid In 'Brooklyn Uet
week, before the Long Island Illsthrical So
clety, met the question of "What shall be
done with four millions of emancipated sham?"
by asking, ," What 'ball be done with all the
roeWhis km red men; all the bluo;eyied men, a
the white•baire4 men? This question, he
added, wasas sensible as tits other, and bath
wore the lame tried of sense—which was MOO-.
/101106. Ito oonesired that there witi no dif
ficulty hi aneworing either query; the freed
blacks, like the free whites, would delionoetl
troth for honest pay. So that problem would
solve itself. The lane of this war, he tattL,
was to bo chaos or cosmos, and he litoaftbtlit
he coil:not. •
•
Tax freighting bailee es of the Western rail
roads has become immense. The Gaions(lll.)
Arlverti.er says there are salon hundred ear
loads of freight in that elly atralting eittkrepo
on the Illinois Central railroad.
. .
lourcarros roe Ltsooti.—Ttr ,-I Joloor ,
L1W11.4-01tonoolter,,Fs., hare adopted no !
blotfotioonikrofitrtho. course of roollaOst
Lincoln, and qprovlos of the movement- l
Isiogabation.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
Gen. Grant U a Fanner.
The editor of the Milwaukee Irticondo
writes tc that paper from St. Louis:
6 L have been profoundly interested in
I studying the history of Gen. Grant while
a resident of this city and county. Six
years ago Gen. Grunt occupied a little form
to the southwest of St. Louis, whence he
was in the habit of cutting the wood and
drawing it to Carondelet and selling it in
the market there. Many of his wood pur
chasers are now calling to mind that they
had a cord of 'wood delivered in poison by
thegreatGemOrant. liirhenhecameltito the
wood market he was usually dressed in an
old felt hat, with a blouse coat, and hispants
tucked in the tops of his boots. Iti truth,
he bore the appearance of a sturdy aid hon
est woodman. This was his winter's work.
In the summer ho turned a collector of
debts—but for this he was not qualified.
lie had a noble and truthltd soul—So when
he was told that the debtor had no money,
ho hallooed him, and would not triable the
debtor again. One of theleadingrariehants
of Bt. Louis mentioned the circumstance to
me. From all I can barn of his , histery.
here he woe honest, truthful, indefatigable
—always at work at something; tint:did not
possess the knack of making money. Lie
was. honorable, for he always repaid bor
roied money. his habits of life.were har
dy, inexpensive and simple. Alicia Ids be
ing an inebriate, I find nothing.to - confirm
it. On scold day, when he brought a load
of wood to the Carandolet market, he would
take something to keep birceelf Warm. This,
so far as I can trace, is the foundalion of
many reports of his inebriety.
The American Pulpits
Son - eying the /Itnirican pulpit,,. ; ykrirol it
occupied by men who can legitimalely be
divided into two grout eipsrer, and ,these, for
the present purpose, I will call the poetical
and the unpoetical. lem not sore that these
designations era sufficiently definite, Ot ores
sufficiently suggestive, but I can toll you what
I mesn-by them. 'The class whicladenousi -
nate poetical in composed of men who possess
imagination, strong and tender sympathies,
profound insight into human character and
motive, and the power to attract to themselves
the affections of those around them. These
men fossess also what we term' individo
salty is an unusual dogroo—a quality Which
Carrier, with 'lt the power to transmute
truth into life—to resolve systems Into
character—to appropriate, digest, - and
assimilate all spiritual food whatsoever.
so that when they preach they do not
; preach as the mouth maces of a echoed, or a
sect, or a system, but as revelatory and pro
mulgators of a life. These are the preachers
who touch men, because they preach out of
their own life and experience. These are the
men who speak from the heart and resell the
heart—and possess what, for lacref a better
name, we cell magnetites. The nopeetical
class ibaY roughly be 'defined by the state
, meet that they are the opposites of the poet
; iced. They have no imagination i they ere
net mon of strong end tender sympathies ;
they do not possess fine insight, though some
of them posses', a degree of cunning which Is
I mistaken for It; they have not the power I.
attract to themselves the affections of those
tround them ; they do not possess true indi
viduality, though they may have pecultari•
ties or idiosyncratic , which pars for it; end
in their utterances they are little wore than
the mouthpieces of the systems and schools
to which they ore attached.--4:ll.sely Tiirotat,
England and Auserlen-1563.
[Tho following high-toned and expressive
poem is taken from the new volume of poems,
by Richard Idenekton Allines, lately elevated
to the Ertglish - peerage under the title of Lord
Lloughton. lie It one of the most respected
and belovedtablemen la England, a man of
comprehensive Intellect, exquisite culture and
refinement. lie is distinguished for the
sweetness of his characterfand the unwearied
practical beneficence of his life., ills friend
ship to our country has always Ibsen strong
and steady.] A •
may Snow thartneaktillty a1it7517: '
Men solicit for us as its the nem,
Mel In ear minds ten hardly aet tea-ether
rt:e bondwares ratance and the freetuan'or loom.
We 'Wen thlutZilt Maid .c.x.•
For vs dl deed's( time-forvittem grave.,
Nor brothel that the Mayflower elle day home
A freight of pilgrim., amd another elm ee.
First on the bold upholders of the w
And last on us, the heavy-huh-0 7 , m+
Avenge tho cruel triumph.. of the strong
Trampled affectlorm amid.. Wed tears.
Labor, degraded from her high ladoet,
•T'ro know - 1 nal the 11011,0 breath,
And out the curse of won. Is shall hale
The hobo! raMillo and the rest of heath. '
If, happy diAtarit honrs! that 01011 rottolo
to work, and 'Ammar. to rt.-pw,
Ilbdon your etepa, Just heard above the war
Vf - wlklering passiom and ktuf crash of fora.
Lady Clerks.
In regard to the employment by Secretary
Chase of ladies se clerks in the Treasury De
partment, • correspondent of the Washie g
ton Republicaa says r While half-crated en
thusiasts ere - talking about women's rights,
Gov. Chase tam shown his desire to introduce
the gentler sex into new spheres of useful
ness, by appointing ladies as clerks In his
department. Excellent clerk. they make, too,
actually talking lees and writing more than
saute of their gentlemen associates. Some
forty years ago, (so the old clerks tell men
when Wm. il. Crawford was Secretary of the
Treasury, ands candidate for the Presiden
tial chair, his aural:mewle and confidential
j clerk was his daughter Caroline, afterward
I Mrs. Dudley. She not only wrote his private
lettere, but, during a year that ho was in bad
health, signed his same to the many papers
requiring his signature. There he said to have
been • striking resemblance between Miss
Crarfetorelandwriting and that of her father,
lend the clerks in the department could not de
tect the difference in the signatures. Uov.
Chars may not hectically fortunate in having
a private secretary, but he deserves high
hotter for giving employment to capable and
deserving young ladies et this time, when
able-bodied men are needed in the field. bet
the Heads of other Departments follow his
example. _ _ _
Hunting Couscripia with Huge.
The Army and Nary Jeremy/ poblinhos the
following extract from a royalty olllcer'e let
tor, written from South. west Tennessee:
" 1 hare bean out with my regiment scout
ing for three weeks In ttes region Wog be
tween the Tattati life and Mississippi rivers,
northeast of Memphis. For the first fow day.
weirere after a guerrilla Company, who were
engaged in hunting up, er hunting down, sou
-1 scripts with dogs. Brutal and horrible as It
may seem, it is nevertheless strictly true, and
you may rely upon it, that at this very hour,
hundreds .of thepeople of West Tennessee
MUsiniPYl;Litud Alabama, Cr., being hunted
down with blood bounds. I could not realise
it until by i be ;nest politico evidence I Ind it
trim. Mellor° once almeatwithin hearing of
the baying of the hounds sent out a seoutiog
party, who came very nehr.catching Some of
the devils. If they had been caught, they
would have received short shrift."
,
Tna King of Sweden, on a recentjourney In
Gothlandotopped at a hotel—lke Palmer
(Swede)—and wrote hie name to the book of
flatten, .Charleaditerary. man." In Swe
den, literature does not got Its tan thousand
pounds stallion a year, and the landlord
smiled at the man he had before bowed down
to. The next day hie guests, loft, and he re
ceived tholollowing note ,QSlr, my brother,
I intended to stop a week, butpereeiving you
did net much respect a literary guest, it was
as well that a literary guest should leave yea.
and, my -hrother, Charles, Xing Of Sweden,
litereajmatt." Ills Ifejaty.lets ppetierd
olaims of no smell value, and the heart of •
poet, as all will say who read this.
COVEREaIND TILE (CULTURE IN CALITORN II, • -
The eultbratielo of coffee and tea promisoe
to become an important business. in Collier.
ohs. One smeary Sacumanto bar dye
thouundeoffoo plants on trial, and it to ho
llered that therewill ' bozo difficulty in bring
rig up the Sant to sitandard of hardineas to I
weather the mild pinta: of nut alumna. Near
1
the Mission Delores levant • thoninra tea
Pinto have been rallied daring the but you.
The tea plant la grow- in' China , and Japan
very 'abusively in latitudai corresp
all onding to
Califortda,and the San Ettnelamjonntals
think theta van be little doubtthot It will be
oaltivated herimftar, for htionhold. purposes,
- a t'laait„on naafi farm Stoic;
- .
Tat judgeloterruptiatenthinin: the =test
of ht dyatabli *ban anrenrblgen to bray un
der the yindqw.by't "One it a time,
kri;Ottrran, if you •planr•4!..,rnosently- the
.7.adif4lOpit Ms qltonfi to.tisp,,lll7:. and 'the
(10-br,1117 'etahr,ln4',llfr,Corretine
mark* i - aPikiilligutirdsb l o llol a remark-.
/ibis o.lll4.lbegoaltti,..z: i
, 4
`fief -
-einttlik7 tioniteoloi ,tume
_weaned
sloo,loo,part i of tbsi" # 041 , 11411 -Tilt
" V*‘" i # /1.741,2,4e1fri
EVENING MITE TELEGRALS.
GB SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
lIE PRESIDENTS AMNESTY PROCLAMATION
Remonstrance from Lonptreet
to Gen. Foster.
AFFAIRS IN EASTERN VIRGINIA
Fight Among the Rebels
TU TAX ON VVI-11161i11,C1
Elpocial IMepatcli to the PI tt.burgh Gazette.
PattAnturnts, 7an. 26, 1.504.
Gen. Longstreet has remonstrated with Gen
Foster for circulating the President's amnesty
proclamation among the rebel soldiers. Ile
says It can only have the effect of producing a
few desertions, and will, be no benefit to the
Union cease, and no damage to the rebels.
Tae Proclamation, he says, should have boon
elrettlate4 through himself or not at all. Gen.
Footer replied by Bending Gen. Longstreet
twenty copies of the Proclamation for 'circula
tion, agreeing with him that the Proclamation
meant the return of the diAaffected to their
allogi.co.
The delegation from Arkansas was sneress•
fat in arranging for the restoration of civil
government in the State, preliminary to a full
restoration to the •Union. Directions have;
been sent to Omen! Steele to order an elec-
Lion for State officers and members of the ,
Legislature, and the pe•ple are to hare an
opportunity to pronounce in favor of Or against
the amendment of the Sidle constitution,
making Arkansas a free State.
Deserter* from Los's army state that • fear
ful scarcity of forage 1114 reduced the enemy 's
cavalry and artillery almost to a condition of
comparative worthless.... when pitted against
our cavalry under it ,• rick and Merritt.
No portion of• Leo', f mm ha• Leen sent out
of Virginia to Longs' rect.
Marshal Lola, of Ittitimore, and I 7 rebels,
mostly escaped ..fGeers from Johnson's bland
and Camp Douglas, have left Quel.ec for Hal
ifax-
On Saturday the rebels in front of Kt
trick', cavalry division undoubtedly had a
fight among themselves. heavy art Illery.an d
infantry firing war heard there. The artillery
firing was so heavy tb•.. n dispatch was eons
from the headquarter, of the army to lien.
Kilpatrick', division to know where it war
end what was it. can:
Deserters who. came into our sacs there,
previously, report that no suppliel , are reeoived!
by Lee's army to advance of its actual twos
allies. Among the descrier , are guards who
were assigned to the duty of watching the
robot pickets., but whs. .upped into our lines ;
to take thc oath of :.1::141 , De,
A pot tot 6.• of parties, atlected •
by the bi:l retrespeotive taxer
on .hisky, Sas boon f. ed here to defeat the;
6100-4tlrs in the Senate. Zany of the largest,
dealers will contest Ito legality of the bill
upon the ground of it: being ei pest fa.a. law.
The liquor interest wdi endeavor to obtain a
revisal of the actien the House is applying
the ndditional tax t the clocks en hand. A
strong effort will bs aisle in the Senate, when
the bill conics up, elisre the obnoxious clause
rtriek _
enont, and the tax make prospective
only.
. IV. J. J.
FROM U ARIII ti
n. 1 . /AV,' Tnvr earn j
U.SUIJ:SNI . C.J.J, Jan.
Si. cual DlJ.rntdi n11,0.101 1 ..1.
It is certain that Mr Penny will 11F an 2. writ
ordering on election in Whitu's
Armstrong and lull .1.1 vounti(o, ten-day
to-morrow.
Frum the Pmomac Army
Act.. ov roe roTOU Ar, Jan. 25.-0110...1.•
eta near Raccoon Ford were driven in a few
days since, by about ~isty men belonging
the rebel cavalry, a h.• crossed the rat or and
had a brief skirmish tot worn afterwards re ,
pulsed and arm oiled to retire in mifusion.
A considerable force of rebel cavalry and in.
fantry was visible on the other tido of the ;
Rapidan.
Deserters who CJID., late our lines at this
point, do not confirm he statement that any
part of Lee's army Is to dug or has been lately
sent from Virginia.. They soy that th• army
is somewhat widely s-attered, but they do
not believe nay portioa of it has boon sent
oil. They aro certain 40 troops have gone
from the immediate eon:amends which they
have left
The representation l.y other deserters that
there is n fearful scarcity of forage, is con
firmed. Not only has forage become difficult
to obtain, but horses for cavalry and artillery
service are reduced Loth in number and effi
ciency. Tbo rebel on, airy is consequently
fast losing its power to cope with the gallant
Union cavalry. tinder Ow command of ti regg,
Kilpatrick and Merrill.
A battalion of the I rich Now Turk cavalry
made a reconnoissance to Wulf Run shoals and
°minimal, but discovered only live or cis
rebols,whero they expected to meet a com
paratively large force of the enmity.
On Saturday the rebels in front of Kilpat
rick's cavalry division undoubtedly had a fight ,
iamong themselves, as heavy artillery and
Infantry firing was beard there. The artillery
firing was no hoary that a dispatch was Pont
from the headquarters of the Army to Goo.
Kilpatrick's division to know where It was,
and what was its cause.
Deserters who came Into ourlin!tthereze•
slowly, report th.t no supplies
hy Lee's army In udrann, of its actual Deets
sides. Montag the de:asters are squads who
warp assigned to the duty of watching tho
rel.! pickets, but who slipped Into oar lines
take the oath of Allegiance.
NEW YO2IS, Jan. 20.—A Morris Island lot.
ter of the 21st Inst., says there was a big
scare in the fleet a few nights since, cadged
by some rebel obstructions floating qat to son.
If our iron.elads were nearer Charleston,
neither torpedoes nor sea horses would run
against them with impunity.
Tho obstructions in the channel between
Semler and Nautili, are entirely gone, and
the opinion of the naval cancan is, that there
are no impediments to thoprogress of our
fleets, except those a:tending from James
Island to the middle ground. Of their nature
It is impossible to judge, though they are
probably not half as formidable as imagined.
A rebel iron dad, probably the Chloora,
was seen, yesterde, west of Fort Simpkins.
No lose than three rebel iron clads are seen
daily.
Trains Resumed.
Pntaanktrutv, Jan. N. The following dis..
patch announces the resumption or businous
over the Plttithargh, 'Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, tempo:rally suspended Ly the strike
of the engineer:
Prrranracm, Jan. 25, 1a64..
To Wm. IL Moore: Trains have common:lad
tanning through at all points.
tftigned,) 11. R. PIYBO%.
From Halifax.
I.lsilvsx., Jau. 26.—The Canada sailed
eleven o'clock last night, for Boston, who
she will 100 doe on Wodnosday morning.
The weather is splendid.
The examination of the Chesapoakepirates
at Bt. Johns, Now Brunswick, will bo resumed
to-morrow.
From Fruit Royal.
NM Your., Jan.l6.--Tho Bloomer Fulton
hai arrived with adviem from Port Royal, of
theladandfitono Inlet of the 2-ith instants.
fibefilirings no news of importance!.
' Improvements are being made on the ye-
Simla forts and batteries.
~ The health of tho troops is good.
Blockade Runner Condemned.
Bonen, Jan.. 26.---A steamer ended' the ,
Velum. built to the Clyde in 1835; put into
Surinam . about the Ist of Jemmy. She was
leaking and would bo condemned. She had
beta 'old for delliery at Havana is a blockade
if; L eglitsiz Pr.,/n 6,015 ,'g r0° P,.. 1 !
Lori, - Jan. Pk‘l" ), '
retimentiandtwolegitittedi nra
, alnapir_i . v.
porteiSideriukreend4) an,a rO -4 .01. 2 t 3
aro i'spldly rogre . r!isig. t-•
. - "'.1 , .' , :' . 4:a'W, ,, z ,.: 7,
Expedition from FOrtreSll Monroe,
Wasersoros, Jan. 20.—Tbe following has
been received at the War Department:
Fortress Monroe, Jatit32Gi6.—To Hon. E. M.
Stanton : Brig. Gen. Graham,by my direction,
went with three armed transports and a com
petent force to the Peninsula, and made a
landing on the James river, seven miles below
Fort Powhattan, known as Brandon Farms,
and captured twenty-two of the enemy, seven
of the Signal Corps, and brought away ninety
nine negrces, destroyed 24,000 barrels of
pork, and a large quantity of oats and Iron.
They also captured a schooner and sloop
with 240 boxes of tobacco, and five Jews pre
oaring to run the blockade. The expedition
returned without the loss of a man.
Signed, BZSJ. F. BISTLCIL,
Major General Commanding.
Kkntucky Leglalature--Ohlo Troops.
Cu:classy', Jan. 26.—1 n the Kentucky Le
gislature, three more ballots were taken for
United States Senator. The last ballot stood
thus: Guthrie had 47 Totes, Bell 42, Bur Tam
32, Buckner none. It is necessary to the
choice of sixty Totes.
The, Sixteenth re-enlisted Ohio Regiment
had arrived at Columbus up to yesterday.
Nino thousand new recruits hare been
raised in this State since October last.
Swindling Bankers
The Chicago papers explain tho recent
swindling operation of Trcadwell A Co.,
bankers at Hudson, Michigan. The awning
Joernol, of Saturday, says "The proprietors
of the People's Bank (Muer& Treadwell
Co.,') of Hudson, Michigan, skedaddled, yes
terday. boring victimized the banking fra
ternity to an amount variously estimated at
! from $70.000 to $lOO,OOO.
The Detroit bankers ore out to the tune of
'slo,ooo, and the bankers in Adrian and other
Michigan towns, and in Toledo, Cleveland,
and elsewhere In Ohio, to the amount of $ 60 ,-
, 000. Upon inquiry, we find that nearly all of
the Chicago bankers ore victimized to the
amount of a thousand dollars each and up
wards.
The Goode. operaaili of the Michigan firm
was this They WOl2lll draw drafts upon the
Continental Bank of Now York, for $l,OOO,
and send them hero for exchange for green
! backs at the current rate 01 exchange. These
small sums did not excite any suspicion, and
the exchange was freely made. The extent
I to which this game was carried, or the amount
total which our Chicago bankers have been
swindled outol, we have not yet ascertained.
Iteust mt.: is doing no actively In Ohio. At
least two hundred rmruits daily pass through
the barracks" Cincinnati for Ohm regiments
In the field. 'lt is estimated that two regiments
o week, exclusive of veterans, are . now TO
enlisting.
mosit,tre.
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_that
they are In every reeprvt snperlor instrturtanta. Their
time is puns, rich, brilliant, very distinct, end of an
entirely musical character. Their workmanship 4
of the very hat, plaints demonstrating that noon but
the very best materials WV need, end their WWI,
V 0121 1 ,1•1 and ego:silty of tuns ththughout the whole
omptser• of the key board, unsorpassod by any other
Mane Torts um have yet seen.
C. B. athls, Theodore Thorns., William }II.IOD,
Chas. /*radon, Ti...e liagth, editor of this &fadd
&view cosi World; Carl Anshan, Director or lb.
Gorman Opera ; John ramie!. eAlter Annual 41 RA.
he Worship ; P. fr Ritter, earl Wolfsohn, Phila."
- A choir., lot of three superior instrumosts just
rirlua.• J. it HILO.
do) II Fifth street.
N. siEDLE, No. 183 ta Nur n mi.n ST.
Pianos and Musical lustruments
K.L.o coostazilly on hand a Eno aasortroout of
NEW PIANOS, VIOLINS, GDITAIS. /W.ICORDE
ONS, STRINOS, whish hs soh! WI 1 low
plats. Itatiord
1!EJ=11!I
1 - 111 - CTiti SALES
MIEMIE=
Jon altlttali, January 11,013. at 10 o'clork.,' at
Sank I.lryti Stably, toot of Setynilt Mont, bo
nold, thr rotirn 'dock, row 1., -
GOIZSES
3 CARHIAGIS ;
7 fIOGGFICtt, open and top
I BASOUCLIG ;
F SLOUGHS;
2 81411110 WAGONS;
Double and Single Ilarneea, plain sad mounted;
Lades' and Gent'. Saddle.; Erbil. and Loiters, I.
gother with camty other artielm pertaining ton Lie
al Stable Terms each. •
T. A. McCI.EI.LAti D, Atterr,
FUILNITERE, SEWING MACIME,
WEDNESDAY AFTBIttiOOI9, Jan.
Nth, et o'clock, will be told, at the Commercial
link. Goon., No Col Fifth aireet, Wartimbe, 8=
Loubgen, 'Parlor Sobs Bed, Benumb, Carped,
Hafting, Fontily.Clock, Child'. Crib, Wor k Stands,
Deif Ware, Tanta Cutlery, Festber lied, Porter Stutu,
Carbon Oil lamp._ ingiTrunki, Oil relating%
.tm Alm, one Fnatily Sowing Machine, one 0111ce
Ilk Cam, two noir Cams, du.
Jeld DAVIS ft bIoILWAINS, Anet'ts.
VENITIAN
WIIDNESIAT A.LTN,BHOON, Jan. 77th, of
o'cl,,cl:, gill Lo sold, at tho Utuotorclal Wes
Itoomm, CA IVA stmt., n quautitt of Voultian Shut
ters, W ludoV Emma, Panel Shutters, Lu.
Jura Darla a If eILWAINE, Anoi'nt
11:4XTS.
1100 K-BINDERS WANTED.--Stea4
JUP employmnilt, At gad %mg., fors goal autrai
roal FORWARD= ARD YLNIRMER. Apply at
Tau OFFICE. POW
pOSsa
ble to No. MT Liberty - street, a comfortable
DWELLING UOll/014. One with stable and balm.
L. U. VOIGT &CO.
C!!t=
•
WANTED. -2 , 60. A Norm—We . want'
VT. Agents at SOO a mouth, expense& paid, toast"
our EterMaino Bradt., Oriental ➢vmn, slid tittrtoes
other new, wood slid =loos articles. ritteesk arti-
Addrom,
deZilluditaT BtI LW A OLSEN.. 111.1tletoni. M.
J r A MONTIII-1 want to biro Agents
t dress, i la every osuutyrt. .• month, prlsto i s
paid, to sell my nee
S. MADISON.
C at y tie=l o.l l:
Ad
walltmdavlT
Q.IIUGAIC7SCALUI IKONS rat]
raxdvad and for .ale by
oat iAY39 BORN .WnrIMMstm4.
DEJYTISTR r.
JOSEPII ADAMS,Dentist.CannallYii
Dalldles% corner of Dissottuti tuttl Gr.nt streets,
pitr,bergh,' - Afirnbas—Dr. 11: Potteckt Dr. llel-
42 , 70iwErff.;: -, 1 ,,, u-. 1 c_
scuprp4,
S r ir "SCHOYEltivAttorhpyaliV;
- to.„ #0.123
L714E . 1 Lies raeoo
ved
• • L
4 .
AMUSZATE.JrTS
O°PITTt3BUTIGH TITEATRE.
Tleird night or the great intgie artrem,lll9
WALLER, oh which ocemion Wm will appear in the
new WA original play of Num/.
TIIIB EVENING,
Will be performed, for the Ent thm hem, tie mate
now play of
NAOMI, TEE DESERTED.
--Emma Weller.
0. Loved.) ,
8. Kum.
Chippendale.
Owatwete.
To :sand , with the Pantomime 0,.
STATUE IIL.NO.
-
UDIkU,R)NIC HALL, Prrnßcßoli
Ifor • .tort time only, commencing on
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. let, 1884,
And EVEUT SPEYItiG *'ter until further notice
J on SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at S o'clook
TIME MOST EXTBAORDINAUT EX
lIIIIITION IF TIIIII Would".
THE GREAT MILTOHIAN TABLEAUX
PARADISE LOST
REST REBELLIOIN IN HEAVEN
TUE WAR OF TILE AxogLs!
THE PALL OF SATAN AND FALL OF MAN
As described by John Milton In his Immortal Poem,
entitl.l I•Paradise Lost, - it being • complete -
tration of this great l'ocro from beginning to end,
comprising
SIXTT-THREE SPLENDID TABLEAUX PAINTINGS,
Oxrrying out 3111torio Idea of
Heaven, Hell, Chaos an,
Will now be exhibited in tide city, for the flat time,
es exhibited to i4.31:141013 rOr two byndred end eighty
consecutive nights, to more than belt a million peo.
pie,ezhrnitrni before her ItsJoaty QUXICH
ICTOttl A., and the SOW COUR T , at Backing ,
beat Palen., upon which ornmeon her illaJeety was
pleased to brotow upon the proprietor dutiognish
ed mark of her royal approisdion, by prowanting him
tn./indicant Diamond Wag.
Ticket. ---
Children with parenW—•
0 Ft. , fN 31.A.TIINI3XEC
On Saturday Afternoon, at 3 o'clock
Whelk Child.. will Ire oderiltud for 1 ,, mats.
Cir. Doors tvpoo Zacoolop at 7 o'clock.. Exhibi
LI.II commenatte at 7', o'clock 0 -early.
8 kTURDAT—Doon own at o'clock.
Sir For rartlenlars seo bills.
}CONCERT HALL.
GRAND MIRIADE CONCEIT AND BALL,
PiMAbargh Bubsigence Committee,
Under tit. 10114110.4 and tlimeilon of the YOUNG
ZEN'S TEILPSICIIOII-ES.IS SOCIETY. on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Veb. 31.
The fullowirig gentlemen hare kindly lent Dui
their nano m liunorary Member.:
Judge W. McCandless, i B. C. Pauper, Jr.,
Andrew Own:oe, J. Derain Waiter,
John D. Scully, Chas. W. Batelletor,
John D. ilampton, I James P. Barr,
Thos. B. Itanditan,'William Phillips,
Daniel O'Neill, J. W. Barker,
Sum.rotint , Th+lan.
. .
../la Baia, • ill spars to poineorapease to rake
this THE BALL UV THE BEASON, introducing
for the first time Cu, Pittsburgh the popular Easter's
Veda. or Promenade, feature as once new and
teal, fashionable ad plassmt. The Committee
him to soil EOLO tickets, and for this reason have
placed them at lb. low prim e(ZI each, a...tag that
hundred. will boy them at that mice seen though
thee hare no hstratlea of being prosat. In order
to Interest all in the able undertaking, the Com
mittee will grant to aay person selllng ten ticket;
tam a free admittance, ad.& Flea Manager's
Badge, bearing an inscription of the number of tick
ets sold by the wearer thereof.
No lady will be admitted seem accompanied by is
gentlemau of amens respectability, or presenting at
the door a Ineltatioa card.
Tickets, and bail:titian Oarde for Ladles, at CL 0
.truer'. kind. Bier, Si Wood Musk and the air
deal bustrime homer In both cities
Promemele at g o'clock. Pacing to ammeter at
IfPo'cleck.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK.
AT B4LABION 10 HALL.
Caouneueling Monday, Jan. 25. 1254
J. raism-wrtmair cirsttu TED
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE
This Is the largest pantla: of the Sacred kelp
terra la the world, covering nearly lbw thousand
•
attar...yards et canna
Open esel freeing at 73i o'clock ; also Wedneeds]
sad Wards, afternema at 5 °Week.
tiekeda. 15 GENTS; Children ander ten years old
16 OUTS.
- *CIRAND FESTIVAL
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE M. E. CHURCH.
On TIMMY, WETINESOAT and TIIIIIISDAY
In - ENINGS, Jannasry 26th, 27th and 431 b, at
I...A.FA.YE.DrIr. TIALL,
Tiring 60 roots. Moor from 12 to 2 t sob day.
sir The oyrtar, Bergamot and Fancy Tabl
.01 ba well sopped., Jemst
sztri.rG aLicluirms.
WOMBS k WILSON'S
ir•-•••/. v. u•-••
LOCK ST ITC]
SEWING MACHINES
The Highest Premiums
Lt aII tho Important State and Mechlinlest Mart
whom exhibluoi this *noon
Now Improvement. have recently been added.
which render it tho most deeiralle machine in the
market
Eiery !Maclaine Wairanted 3 'Years.
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN GRATUITOUSLY
ilairCall and them In operation
Ilabargt. Pflk.., No. 97 Plftti gtreet,
three door. ck., Bank Mock.
jas..aavlr
R • .._
ER & CLARK,
001101111SIO2F MLIIUIIJBIb
.Petrolenux ' and its Products, Oils,
13110AIIS1'BRET... . Toy
CS 'NAM & Ltt norni—Pirriamadu
War 41 vat. On the PORTLIXD K51101 , 17151i OIL
WODSS,'WSW TOUR PAILLTFLISE CANDLE
tiIoENT WORKS.
DuNoAN, DuNLAi a. co.
Pure White Refined carbon Oat,
Otica;lto. to Imam urnarr,
ouroalis
' Cu, ietus •
.4* ' • us: tenairk-ss
NVAIW-rOP. -. 4_1600 er
on•-bons siina-basid
I a;P'th O w AM 6.
' Itizis3lJbaitystnet.'_
WArrivE RomuiG `4,
'4A - Crtatt,"Talknt &rand ramt offtir id. 47
a co.
TlLLltVWjlli. -=-10
trap • _ .
aet - •,, ; - 01011414
- rz,l •
1" firz , •
VOL
ROB & PEA.RSA_LIs,
rimainfiratn.
. Wu. tarornsox.
—II. Oususc-ros.
CI 01:11LIIIiah1011 Meirclaussts S. I.lrobearif
Petroleum and Us Produas,
Tor expert and bon* eensamptian. Sarrrias
ties for Korey at reasonable rats&
Literal adssitoss made aday
IRON CITY OIL WORKF.
LYDAT & eIIORPENNINU,
acinalicturen aad Sawn of CAILBON OIL, BEM
3!r. Wl.
Zl3lll AND LIIBLICATING OILS and design to
Warta, app.dso Shwpat.g
0112 a, N. 69 BAND niumT
BREwER' BURKII
GUAM, PAOIII4I ►HD LIB T. 11,71 OIL W011E.:3
Maned or Crude Petroleum•
WALES, W lg - MORE & CO.,
at their yard tutd wharf, Ra. Uooc
mytirtt
RIGLIARDSON, HARLEM & CO.,
Crude and Refined Petroleum,
H. 19 IRWIN mem, PITTHHIIHOH.
MEM
===
1 . 01.1.111 ¢a/r/ 01
ESZEIZI
WE StrldEß & CO
IYISTIIOI AGEbT9
OILS, AV:.
123:=1
A 11214108. Aa. is
f. e. (.111AP3LAP, Aunt.
ea wMor At IN Trout ail
PITISE
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LXXVII---NO. 61
OILS, gfc.
1523=1=3
CFLI_TIJEC Y'.lr.'l`U.ol,lf.U-INtE
Prnratrquan. £4.
CONNISSION EKRCHANTS,
Aycatb of au
I.lloral-amb stemagras main .0 csaslgatomati 01
an. Dow: wars BAT t 11/05 - COOB BM,
ramnmas. PA.
VOLIWISSION MEMCD/NTS,
GRIPPERS OP PETROLEUM,
119 MAIDIM; LANE, NSW TOILE-
Ample facilities fer STORAGE &NI , P ❑ICI'ING
00M11133106 & FORWARDING 1117-BORAWIA
ear Moral Comb advance• 69 comAgoncents hr
Pirtsbmiat or Esnorn Iterkoto.
Messrs. J. B. Dilworth k Co..
Springy Ilsrbasgh, Esq.,
Thompson Bell, Esq., Prrost. Commercial
LAM,.
WALLACE d Cl:7llTliiS,
. .. .. isaion Morel:Lantz.
ALLd &alarm La
CRUDE & REPINED PETROLEUM,
BENZINZ AULD LEIIIIICATING
Yo. 134 SOUTH W/I.4Brre; PIIILADELPfiII
Mr Storage cairrity (under ouver,) for 114,003 lkls
Also llent faeilitms fur shipping to American
and Yorelsa ports, at oar shad es. tbs. Eclorylk.lll
River, near dee platform of inn P. f 4. R. Jr:nay
- _
T ACK & BRO.,
61=21.0.
Crude and Befitted Petroleum,
BENZLNE, &0.,
132 PEITLADELPItII.
IhmMom entrusted to our caro ofU rmelro oar
prompt persona attention.
Refer to blooms. Ulchardson, Bark, &170...Tlnisrer,
Bioko & Co., and McClelland n Darla, Plttalaugh
Shoo. Smith, Esq., Prost. Bank IL d..;
ardfly
&
McCORMICK. & CALLENDER,
OIL BROKERS.
211 and 213 South Water Street.
or Oosulemsowata velicitsd.
=TM TO
Lydry & Charpatmlug, Iron City OH Work.
.
Jamb P Inter, af J. Painter & Cm:
Jna It..Chalfant, of Npang, Chalfant & go.
Jr2zar
1) - ETTibERIM - COMMWSION 710 ET
CHANTS.
ARMSTHO'NG & KIDD, -
6 GORES PIAZZAS, :LIVERPOOL, MILANO
Nee Pork—Meow. R. G. Dun d Co , SI4 Broadway,
Pittkary6-31efsrs. R. G. Duo S Co.; Loo Oil
Co. ; A.rdosa; Oil Co.
For terms and information apply to
C. SEIOHRIST,
Oor. Wood and lrenath street; I'lllnbargh.
de'-:2m'
D L. MI LEM, Jr.., Arias,
1111 WAW' SM. PHILADELPHIA..
CRUDE & REFINED PETROLEVIL
012 Cornmistan aselsodrely. All ehr-11 st • uknit.
reasonabld rates.
STOBAGS FOB lIITINED to cod °Om ha
OICUDL, under geed eheds.
Prticular attention paid ta, OIL r EXPORT.
r a oa. lia..--CAUSTIQ SODA, SODA os.
A5ll,
aulfly
CABOT o & PEMBERTON,
General Marohruidize Brokers,
IBS SOUTH mom . ST., ITILLADELTRIA.
CRUDE & REPINED PETROLEUM,
CATS= M
SODA, SO OILSDA ASH,
SA DDIMSTOND,
UGS, .
Onion to bap wll yr - condi, - ottoodo to.
sally
•
ALLEN & NEERTNS,
PHILd.DELPHIk.
COMMISSION mrsiteliAitn.
Pattiodor attention pad to toto4tr ooo to of -
Crude and Refined Petroleum.
or Liberal !armor Ruda
unfly
ENOS WOODWARD,
(LAW of Wm. 11. Wootward
GENZIZLL CONIWSSION
flpodal attratloa ittna lot the, raN _ _
Crude and Refined Petroleum.
No. 111 .11017111 THONT anklet PitILA.
. -
341.001 ..1017117111 WUXI
PETROLITE - 011 , WORT.
llitatatostroers of • -
rano warm CARBON OIL. Btszorx asp
PETROLBUBI LIIItBICATIHppth.
(*wit, two ihonsand bariela Per week: 4
REESE & GRAFF, Ptornttiosa.
ak
0., ittOHONGABELA ROMA Plitiborgb.
R o S
51: A!it` t I
Hain'. CLAIR 81WT1T7013801 1 4
Forwarding &Commissioraferchant
MirD DEALESI IN 077.8
gurniantimmia,tralltilnith7Gl/23) -
PCTROLZUU °us, t••.mitanuiv?..r.
for ado at the font reutzkiatipilceis.:
=4 ord." ' , oilfired. • • . PIX,.
11/.0, 1101111M1/..
• WOODVILLE on: 1 1 41,74 1 4- - •
CEO. W. ROLUMII"'&VO.,
ManofactnroziallllENlNG OILIJAPTAIBUICA: -
TII7O OIL. Keep make/ugly m iaialb,__TOF ,
quality of lITIMING
W., a good LIIBRICATOrd.rea_T....-
ZOL3 =den, °BEAU, • 4Torrt. _
oarau orlon loft at Ho. Sb .TIFIII.
Hoak Block. tetrad glOO , /, W-T b 6,
R s, w
• Broker fa
oaung,p,nsan, isamtiVticy - 40 TAINT
• • -•
Alit: t. - _
• ,
Oil of Vitriol aid 4 AVM ' ammonia. _
Orders YR at J4loortelle' , "
att of )IWIErf. MED ffiftfrr, 6 7, 11111 Tg:
/176~600004; Ittg2
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