. . . . . . ~- ~• .• - ~.. . - " • . . . • . . M -. ~. . _ . ... ~. -,..,..--...... -. *.., • • . • . , _, . , • .- . ... . .-- :: - ....'.21-Y, fr,,„i.:-. :.'- .. ..., ... . . . , .. .. ..- ,•:-.',..:.,-, 0t . &.:-..,... F4, 4 ,4,....,,,,...,,, 7 . 4 ,,-,-.7. 7 ,7 7 .,....,-,,, , ,m , ,,,,,,,,,,,, e .,.,....„,_„, _,..,_.,,,..„:,..,... _ .. ..._..,. r .........__.„,..,_„.„-„,,,,,,,,,,,T. , --, , ,71 , _. - ,:T.!;.' , ..'• -. . „, •y - . ,, . , 4.:• , .-_..:_ , - , - , •-•--.•-:..... , . , —..... • ...,--- .-, ..,..,..... 7 . 71! ....... ; -... ..... ~ 5.:- , ,IP - -..i;:cks't--'* z .,-5 4 .-4 , 1,,a . ..,....., , • -t . • . -,,, t -..,;(.- ~.., ~., . ... . DUABB CADMAN dc CRAWFORD, Illannfoctorers of .Tory variety of finished BEMIS , WORE. 708. PLIMBE.IIB, STEAM ' GAB FITTERS, 11ACHEINISTA, AND .• ActIOPPEE.43IITUS. .'.itillttl37oASTlNON, 'sof aU dmmiptions, ma& to order, STEAMBOA T WORK, STEAM AND GAS- FiTTLINI,and.UNPAIMING, promptly attended to. Particular attention pold to fitting op REPINE WES TOR COAL AND CARBON OILS. Moo, Sole Ascents for the Western District of Penn rylvanla for the sale of MARSH. LAUBDELL C 0.% PATENT SYPHON PIMP, the beet ever In vented. Raving no-valvos It Le not liable to get oat of order, and srUl throw ntorevrater than any InmeP , Wine Undies.; Maanfacturets and &Wars In all the different kind. -+= "PLOW fIASTINGS, SCOOPS, I:IIn 'SING DOZE& dc. With greatly_ Increased tins Ibr dcing basinss, we earnestly Unita dealers to giro v a call. Manufactory, Tempera...ills. Warebou.,Oecila alley .4 Liberty SL, P Ittablh. /OMIT 'MALL, • T. J. HALL. STEPHEN WOOD% scum • JAS. J. BROWN. • Nannfectnrersaf CASTOR FRAMES, 3I CGS, COP.% L.ILDLYS; And • great variety of BRITANNIA Also,. CARBON OIL LAYIP BURNBRS '!anct LA M P 1111 ASSES generally, Zia ISO Second aimed, Flosbargh. . . : . JA.FIN.M. W.11,511CK & CO., )rialicr , - `..ca.,Toorolx,Polaboottb. - Pa. : . SPIS-Warehonse, Eli LIBERTY STREET. Idannfactm - ers of COOR, PARLOR ABD BEAT .IBG /STOUR, PARLOBAND MECUMS GRATES, lo g lull WARE, etc., Steel arid GlassEcrolda. Boll i log lull Castings, UM Gearing, (Ms, Water and /a -; ll.eri s ,BlPer Sod Irons, Dog Irons, Wagon Boom, So d.' : Pr on.! — Cast etti" Cogartmeratly : Alse:, JothingAtdmA i l r it: Castings made to mom Patented Mudd., Still, _ with Steam or Rorke Power. - . apTirttod FFFFQ„ tligirifitANCE, No. 53 WATER Sr., •; P.„1.11 ttsborgh, rrimanthenwor of BOILER RIVETS, .. '' ..7, ' WOUGHT SPIKES, ammon and railroad, of every • 4iscrlptleu. si ~ -Particular red or shaped SPIKES and RIVETS, .1 1 "-- -- - Larga.,9l small, Mole to ordert short. notice. A „_gtocladihstinent anottOttlreaah:nd...., ;„ mfAismt -WELD! , RIDDLE,: CO., No. 215 le T Liberty street, op to Sixth, Pitteborgh, i IMOMlsetltrom of INUMA'LASTIES and SWITCH- P. ... Windom - , dewripttostd LE.A.TIIEB. BRAIDED . Orderasolleltaf from the trade, and g-oods Omni . by shipped as per Instroctiona fr&ly ;r; ~'wja> • •': ;-` • „ •:•• • :7'' :;; ~:~.~;: & w..BEINNETT, Manufacturer's of .4111 TE. STOSE ICIITN.A and CREAM COL ON= WLISE. Ma •nd Wanhamse at No. 74 TITTH MSS% tobls:ly MIII ~:: =~~: c; ::;::; M ,. .': , *, • -: - :,:S:;1=.• !.•:•,,,).;-.,:_;.•:,.;.;..:..: GLYDF Wtiolemile ind Retail Dealers In FANCY AND STAPLE DAT 600D8, 3lnrket arovt, .tedweentolanumd and litoarth Inttatngh. . ~~~.~~ ti M. 131.111016 I D, (BOcceosor to • Burchfield a C 0.,) Wholeaal and Detail Dobler In STAPLE AND.MANCTDD.r GOODS, Northeast corner et Fourth and Market areal% Pittsburgh. 08EPLE RORKE, - Wholesale and - Wt. cr in Dealer la all - klode of 1111313111105, DDT :4l~i ~'!'!:e;i; . _ _ , -i-i MINE .C : : - 1:: .- -:::: - :'-;- , 2,•: , .?;i4..:. ~!,,.;:!.g _ .y 7, _ ~:~~': .~.11~... .. ) • !erefttrm. 4-4. 7 .110 AND ItErfirOtWal ma -.ak a" Ll far VrE gft. nowrgh. = • i• ra .4.ILiAN i lr ° 4— &Ram Dealer:, in PIaaos,ILIEGODZONO..c” /ie. a M r _coll ft:» ''' - 'S'llleirmsratusit drat rad PlAmoid ruisve ..~ r . :': 4' :,1,1:4T...:•41 - : 7 : -.. ~ r ...-.5.:,•,-,.. .r.', i t r ; ; :- . '*;'‘44 JILIGTUFaIICTUILERS, M. S.KACXLIMOSM.-...1. S. WM IRON -- CITY • WORE& EACHIBTOfith 13-011P1IILLL £ TOIIIIDEBLI AND It ACITINLIMEL Oa or a Pike and O'llara, ead and Walnut Streets, (Sear CHty Viler Warks,) Manedattorers olotetionary and other ENGINES, EOLLING'3IILD atanNes and lIACFELNINE, of all kinds, and general jobbers. MILL Prompt attention' glean to repalting ISOLLINGe3GI hIACIIINIRY, JOIE( HALL do CO., VALLEY FORGE PLOW WOMB, PITTSBVUOU,PA, krl3 ;Zit LINIIAI2. MACKEOWN .... .L . LINHART, ' , Lona .1.1.1. AID 0.111 FACTOL., PILODUCIII AND CO/111101011 11-CIICiWURS. ter the mats of Flour, Gmln, Pork, lla ma Lard, Butter, Ersaa, Mom, Beans, Tallow,' Geduld, Feathers, Potatoes, Pot and' Pearl Ashes., Bateman:a, Linseed and Lard Dried and Green Fralts, Tbnotby. Corer; Flu anderalilleeda. Cub adriaininnents made on Coradvaistnts. 'LACK D AMOND STEEL WORK S, - aptly No. Y 97 Liberty West. Pittsburgb. Wni GORMLY, PPPTSBUILGH, PA. PARK, BROTHER & I!Gu,nafmchi:nn ,ii asst QUALITY USEITHILD cArr erszi, lignaroiria/ and Octagon, of ali dras. Warranted equal to •n 7 imported or toanntactured in this coun try, Lir Offlor. and warehouse, sta. 149 sa 151 TEILTT end MI and ItU SECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh. WILLIAM BAKNIIILL a CA) Bones Makedo and Shoot Iron 'Norton, PENN STREET, No. NJ, 22, 24 and 26. Having Boomed • large yard and fdrulehed It with lb. moot Unproved machinery, we an Fared to toraufacturs mery dowepttan of ROLLE the Ned dnexeler, wed - warranted equal-to a,hr made in' the cortntry. CUDILIETB. _Darcaxg, FIBS BEDS , STEAM • PIPES. LOUGUOT/VE,BOILERS, CONDIMSEIIS. SALT was, TAXES, OIL STILLS. AGITATORS, S U G AR P A NS, BOILER =ON BRIDGES, SUGAR PANS, and lade mane of RAHN- IfILLT. PATENT MELEES. Repelling done on the phoned notice. &DM! lIHITANNIA AND BRASS WORKS COLLINS & WEIGHT, (Sttookissars to Orin Nevrtm.) DRY' GOODS JOSE RILHIPI..—MaIt R. C1E1.—.. , 10 IS. CLI.IIIIII WattL A CO., (Lie Poo. d 0...) inolasale dealers In FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, N. SI Wood emet, third hcnise above Diamond alley. Pittalaarah. aplo3l Via kakx.....—L. _ma wwnrea. LANE'MoABOT sCO., Dealers in Tong= AND DO3IESTIC Dn7 GOODA,N. %=-140- Federal street; bweerei door bekrw new Ifferkert ibiresealilkgbeny qtr. sebkiy Or,--MACRUII a CU., " olesale and &tan Dealers in TRIMMINGS, rsrsacn- DEEM sad 19 and DRY Vitae street. P GOODS, ittsburgh. of every deenription, ;N MitI4eIWIWCIIP/!rr o l W. BARIEE.Itk-C0.,. Dealers in nll ler . kindiof DIM GOODS, No. 69 111rk , 4 .tenet, "bidwern - Thlrd and .rourtb, Pittsburgh. VP t -- 'I'.ALN o. ood Street, 11.4 Dealer In BONNETS, lIATS. STRAW THIN KINGS, and STRAW GOODS gmerally. ` bfllTf IBTH. JOEINt3TON, Dealer in PUKE lax:atm . :Ann 1121711NEFIT, - -TANDY G00D5.43171121LN0 'FLUID, OILS, WI-, ILT lAIDICINTS, As., of strict' y prints quality, which - ha offers at lowest prices. Corner Smithfield sadYikulhOttet.,llltabArgh. Picsisiiptions cars fofl at all boom I.A.IPESI'OCK. 4fz cO.,lNhoie jJ ilene'nreendas, taisinfaanners of WM= AHD LITIIAIILIE,eorricr of Wood and Tient stmots. Pitistrargil• m 47 tint 4.3.117 1 101161 - a gis—Y - 9EB4lirngiriet, 1ira.1.46 - Wiicid sliest, corner of Virgin obey, 1 Pittsburgh. orSERatATE aGE.IrTS4 IGARDINTER:(S)I4IN,. Agetti7 for tj innlclEi, Thlladelpbfa and Reliance InEuTanno Onerginfee, liortisamEtoporner Wood and Thfhl .ts. W P. JONES, Agent North Amerino, _Me AtalcoMnnaylran la, and Hartford Thaw. and Companion. ET Water street. Eli REA, Secretary Citizens In grammeomPo=7; cane: 31...nt and Watnr iu let 3aiORDOS, - tecretar3 7 l , 77stern 1.1•• • =we. ceqs•ky. 9.314. k• .troot. cretury 9n.T In -4 wawa p;a:kpapyot Mot. , , MUSIC, P.c.!. /Va n t TTD.BLUME, Dealer in MU so AND' MUSICAL INBTIIIIIIENTS. Sole t sire Pram s C 0.4 1, PIANOS, warms =IV PUN= t 00.11 BIELODE. ON& --awed MA and, meted door . abort. Waint, .pu ti bi a cypwsci- Sdlst.and taken. tn. &tasks • .R 1 WAL G..4OBITSTON Statibn ,:v7 :!.-.0.4-ziaat-socaciaancticturen Ana Job .= htsbesarab7Woodittreetaltt•bargh. - • -514.0D4BooksOlore.,and Station‘ tes„lfeAWiitlebutolOtt6xtr to the ecie... 91=titt=t..7-I=ool , ,sed LAW DOQSZ j - /kREAD ' • . luseUornnd ticarr, ixo,'•aitattniL;taes.44 . 4lo - Bunaktgl; ' y 7_l Pt . 1 1113 ar in • gill - - 40 =1 ; 1101:112 , 1 110.08,X01111:1ACKS, lo pMa ftwa l so si pemose Gm& my agencl, Mims tarlAthair money to godadTsn• Z Olvmm iar i mmsaa-srm Mul Emu* clam poet st -An calammticstiono Mtmsteirs Addy 466.• • 1 4"1138,44.(111°"That 4 ' 94 . Maks at r i rr. 7 3 ' DEJrnrsntr. rrißliesa , APPROPRIATE 110/4- . 1 licraElag.ADAtis, _Dentist, Cop t irlYe_ , ..," ib, :t b.'spbui ! ,Attrit lidlatrozezter D I IMIVIam.. m.. •crt -44 • V4;i TDB- DAILY ROCERIES, PIZ ODUCE,Ife• THOS. L 3IcCLELLAND, (fincomor to bloCrlollsod d Devil.) GENERAL COMMISSION 3IERCRAFT Flour, Grain and Provision. o[ BADS lia.":‘ WOOD STREET, Pittetbargh, P. CHARLES C. BALSLEY, Produce and Commission Merchant 111.110HAYD1811 BROKSS, ...ad &.k. ki eil kind. o: COUNTRY PRODUOI NO. 179 LZ88u7 7 7 STREET, senhas..- —.CELL • JIM sancitur, (el' die late firm of D. h - D. 12• Donald t Pittsburgh. t Co., WelLssille Ohio.) M'DONALD RBUCKIZS, Wholo sale Ortners, Prod.* and Commisalen Mer chants, jobbers in COFFEE, Y. 0. BUGAII and /10- lassies, REFINED SUGALS A SYRUPS, YLOIIII, BACON, TOBACCO, 2E" HIM CLIZEM SEEDS, &a., Ron. 242.4 244 Libeity street.Pitts bmgh. no14:17 SkiltIVER St LAZEAB, ODOCIVIS AND 0011MISE103 IIMICRANT3 Roc 37 mid D Saltbfteld St, tat. Second, WHOLESALE GROUSE, No. In LIDERTT 8111Ett, Plttsbcirgb, Harlan purchased the Interest et his lab. partners, will continue the Liminess at the old stand, and wUI be pleased to melee the patrolman of his old friend. and cVI,IOIII/en. mylnuf UUEBB dz WILKINSON, C o obi SSION Elascearell, Wfiolceale dealer* In WESTERN BIZERTE GIiEESE, DRIED FRUITS, BETTER, EGGS, GRAINS, and produce generally. Abbe, LE/MIER, RIDES, OILS, Su., No, 217 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Vranoement. wadi. Consignments; *e licited. W.. 11. . I'. BECK d; CO. 1o.• ISS LlB erty &mat, Pittabrugli, W 501.4.1. Gm eery, Cosusbolm Merchants, and dealers in COUN - THY PRODUCE. PROVISIONS, BACON, LARD, BUTTER,TCCS, CLIEESE, VISIT, be-, PRODUCE, FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS,•GREEN ASO DRIED 17111M.3a. SALT and TAMIL JYI,3 10H2' B. CANFIELD, CONSILSSION AND PP Foci. Longo Itrattiras. and vboleonle dealer In WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, RUTTER, LARD, PORK, BACON, FLOUR, FIBH.POT AND PEARL ASHES, SALIRATUS, 'LINSEED AND LAUD OILS, DRIED FRUIT, and Prod°. gunerally, Nos. 141 and 143 Front erne& Pitts h. ____ oc: TIMM. 1.R11..Z. --f•stre MEW. • &fiil2;ll-31;ks—iNrimilesale Oft:r e:ere and Commutes Merchants, dealers in PRODUCE, FLOUR,' BACON, CURERS, vitaIBACON , CARBON AND tAZD 01/s,I.RON. NAILS, GLASS COITUS, YARNS, and Pittsburgh mesufac*rm generally; 11S‘nd 114 Second street, Pittsburgh.' D. Waal.- REY.MER & BROTHERS, (successore to Reymer d Anderson) Wholesale Dealers In FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES. CON FECTIONERY, SUGARS, FIRE wonha, ku., No.„ ISO and = Wood .treat, shoes, Fifth, Pittsburgh. 11 27 .1 Y . . OULP Ac SLi E PHA R D, CoNninstoa llctuntswre and denirm in run% GRAIN. AND PRODUCE, No. 343 Litwrty lame. Pittsburgh. Chaim brands of Flom. for Baker. and Family use astunautiy on hand. Particular attention {mid to ping orders for Merchandise mnerally. angrily Mh LES -- li. LEECH, FLous AND tn Farms ASO COXXIIISION 31 ENCHANT for the sale of GRA/N.I6IMM GGIMSE. PRODUCR , Ac., and agent for the celebrated Uniontown CZ. AUNT, Nos. 116 Second and 143 First streets, be. Meat Weed and Smithfield, Pittsburgh. sea THANK' AN GORDER' Pmducc and C001113i651012 Mer c h a nt, dewier In IFLOUB,EDPs FM BLOOMS, BEEDS. LARD, CHEESE, PORK, DRIED AND GREEN FRUITS, and produce gene, Mend cash adenums, or. consignment. Warehouse, Ntml26 Armand amt., Pittsburgh. HEAD k METZGAR., Grocers ar.d Commission Ilerchants, and dealers In all lands sr Countt7 Produce and Pittsburgh ➢rsnolDeturn, So. 219 Liberty street, opposite Mad pi - W..1 strrst, Pittsburgh. aptitly GEO. 13 . JONES & SON t Wholesale Grocers and Bo+l Furni , ther., tieal.n I. MA NILLA BUPA OAIIIIII, OILS, PISCIL and Pitts burgh manufactured articles, No. 141 Water strict. above th• llootong‘bels Pittsb.rah• ROBERT DALZELL & CO., Whole- Grocers, Commission and Forwarding Mer chants, and dealers in Produce. and Pittsburgh mat, isfactures, Liberty street, Pittsburgh. DWALLACE. Commisaion Merchant, • sad Wliolesale Dealer in FLOUS and GRAIN, No. 553 Liberty atm. opposite Pennsylvania R. U. Panenger Depot, Pittsbargb, P. Storage Wiw i:wen, come Wayne and Penn streets. nol7tly .•wca. LAMBERT, & CO., Whole mak Graders mid Produce Deafen, C Sixth direct, Pittsburgh- lal6 _ - WATT & WILSON, Wholesale Oro , I ma, Oonantiseitin ittreliadatt, and &Alen in Produce and Pittsburgh mattutacturee, To. lbe Lib erty street, Pittstranzb. axni. LIXT4.IIT, TVISU.V. LINDSAY & TELFORD, Wholesale .d Retail GROCERS, FLOUR 1.. D ruoDucx DNALIZILS, DV Liberty street, Pittsburgh. QGLIADLIKEIL & LANG, COMURRION IlLsncimaes and banal* dealer. in ORO. (-marl', FLOUR, (MAO, rnoovez, ta. Rn. Liberty street, I'l3obn:rah. sel24lly /. JS. LIGGETT & CO , CITY FLOUR INQ MILLS. comm . Liberty .d Adam meats, Pittablugh, Ps- OirCapaclty, HO barrels per day_ ,__ _ JADES D ''LL & SON, Mannfao tams of LARD OIL, and Commlarku Her charm km the parka= and sof CRUDE &kJ , SIMS= Il 'e ak G 9 oaf 70 Water area, Pittobargb. Adraaces pada oarmarktroartiO. EIRKPAI"RIdIt. & BROT k HER, sue- SAE UILOCrI3. I B I . Not.Van i d 03 bilit?t; il r?ret i t, Pittsburgh. - upl3:ly WILLIAM 6en l DAVID I/ roan, L apastal Partner. MEANS COFFIN; eIIeCCHBOTB atTandleas, Meas. a Co., Wit OL.l2lal.K' GROCERS, comer of Wood and Water arceta, Picts- Weak. JySay WRELIOUSE.--ILENRY II B. COLLTIM3, Porentrdlncad Coma:theca Mer chant and &slat . Is WINO BUTTE& LASS MU, sad Produce generally, o. :8 Wood etroot,, saws:Water, Pittsburgh— iaySt atitA.N6 Itippr successor to Jno *Qum &oi; aio..lll3Lillorty street. Pitts borgy fisDiely yen' sal PRODUON, GROCERY AND CON NISSION DIERCLIANT. .oansigaraants respect tally solicited. L Groony Closlolalf3ullaEu IC I terchsa, so Wh eoa l lers a ln Prduce_ e D)Wader Knit and 65•Vroat stivet Pittabargh. OHN frifirirt co.; wholesale am t., core and Coseattedon Merchants, Ha .112 Wood end 'Melte etreot, Pittsburgh. . Sae I: a L . " ASUCOMIOr to Jamey Wham t YORE TAMER and dealer la 110 1 71810118, =Der of Itarkot dad Front streeta,Pittebargh. r ' bib N ) b surer-nor to a. •- sr li:Par i lltrgrh, !r9 Pt n CYEB "lear4it tail. Pittsburgh. no= O. TOICIT. T VOIGT. it CO., - =meteors to r 4 O. and!, PZODMIC AND 00=813108 ItaBollANl4s.2inifbettritred. ratalnuo. WM I. ROOM 'TOHN L HOUSE CO4 Wholesale ONCIIIIS hdiIifOOSIBEISSION lILSOFIANTS, eon= of Smithfield and Water. muses. Putawah. a I CL LA, C0M1116811511 ./enta t ead &11 . en PRODUCE, MOE, BLOM WOOP. OP• 1 1, E",, a: szothsaa strPutiberst ray WAN) 61llIZAZ ,Wholesale ogoozli4D 00ttiassica =muff, fast corner ()film Dlaasead, O. ES, rittegalb• ; 0 BAGALEY. e pltU- W: Or and 20 woos . 'tad bumb, AA ER. Elltg i Wbedesale a_s. cer, Impnteral AODA amo.lslcC 2r3,l,lbeity am,‘ Beale EIGROCIEBS AUI ooknnsawli iiimauarrs, N 0.107 liVioNa street, Pitaiburer,,l4ll7 mipp.me 1,11 'AR RO :21'2.:47 =+s^` ° ' ° i .c ~itit'" t Y { ; tia~'~'..s ... sq r~ <.c~,~~-+~:iwc~LS:aS~~x' _kitty burgh 6azdtg. TUESDAY MORNING::: TERMS OF THE GAZETTE. Monsmo Marmon, by mat, Po* year ---,11 W. month...-. TO. 18. elaglo Fvzzirtwo Evrrsos, bTmnfl, per I W. " single copkw WR[l.l' T.PITLOS. Engle wine., per year... 2 al. " club. of 5 to 10, 1 M. " elute of 'nor repro" 1 25. —and ono extra to the party eroding etch. For dub of Arleen, we will need the Branton Gat:errs daily. For a club of twenty, we will seed the Umlaute Glaserrit daily. Single copies, 5 amt.. 0C All subscriptions strictly le Garonne, and papers dwell stopped when the time etplree. PITTATCMAD, PA Tun Provost-Marritt of lowa has tele graphed to the President that the State will fill Its quota by volunteers, rendering n draft there unnecessary. Tire Lawrence (Mmes.) &mins/ says that never since that city was settled was there such a demand for operatives in their manu facturing establishments. Tux Springfield (Mass.) armory turned out twenty-five thousnnd seven hundred muskets last month—the largest number ever made in a single month. There ere two hundred thousand on hand. , PITTSBIIIIGII Einar refugees from the South arrived st Fortress Monroe on Thursday morning, via Yorktown. Throe hundred and fifty contra bands, with forty: muleteams, arrivod at Nor folk from rebeldoin, wit the same day. JAIMS H. Mr-Lusa, a. substitute broker in New Fork. was !sent to Fort Lafayette on Thursday. Ho enlisted n boy, gave him $5 and his mother $4O, kept the butane° of $225 himself, and finally refused to reload. A QUAKiII W 47 OP DOING IT.—ln Citlolll - the other dsj, a wealthy Quaker related to give any money to aid the war, but said there tans a loom $lOO note at him office which the Committee Might and. Of mune they round it. ON Friday, the Woman's Local National League sent to Washington 100,000 signatures to their emancipation petition. This is the first installment or the million to be presented to this Congress. ' The petition is entrusted le the care of the ilen. Charles Sumner. A Baser Onnett.—Snanrroll - himself could hardly have done better In the way of breGly than General Thayer has, In the followinver der issued on assuming command in Ar tinter: "I hereby asenmecomotanti of the District end Army of the Frontier." Now Rattnnen.—The Reading Journal says that a project is on foot to construct a nest railroad, or connecting link, from Ptitistoirn, on the Reading Railroad, to strike the Hest Pennsylvania rood west of Millerstown, thus establishing a new and short connection be tween the Schuylkill and Lehigh valleys, and also between Philadelphia and Allentown. Tun Washington Beira/dig-on, in a luder headed ''Suggestions Concerning the Further Prosecution of the Wet," advocates a rigor ous effort to overthrow the Rebel Army is Virginia ne of prime importance, and adro eates acampaign up James Rirer, believing that the occupationet the south hank of the James River would pia, cc our merry the Petersburg Railroad, and oven the railroad from Richmond to Dan% ale, and cause the evacuation of Richmond. Ennor 1.7.11,105 IT TEIltl.—A Icttcr from New Orlean', Jamoary 20, Operation? id,the military world aro promis ing no active and ixamediato campaign. The arrival of Admiral Yarrarnt in the famous Watford, last week. seems to have given en impetus to affairs in this department The force at Jtadi,oorille, across the lake, is con stantly increasing, evidently with a view of malting the place a later, base of supplies. Ilunarg says, too, tint before long the Major deneral commanding will embark for Texas, betokening advance movements in that quar ter. The people of that State are ready in large numbers to Join our advancing forces. and already the Texas cavalry volunteers In this city begin to make a show of numbers. The Indian War In the North—Cap ture of a Sioux Chief. A St- Nut dispatch, 2.1 instant, said "Intelligence form Pembina has just reach ed hero thst Major Ilateh has captured Little Six, another Sioux Chief, eon of Grey Iron. Little Six woe second only to Little Crow in influence, and since Little Crow's death, had been the leading spirit noting the hostile Indians. • Little Six sod Medicine Bettie were taken on Britieh soil, • Drugged liquor was given them, and, afterdliey were well arleep, chloro form added to their insensibility. 'While in this condition they were bound upon sleds anti ran into Major Batch's camp. The act woo 'performed by residents of the British settlement, and, as they themselvee claim, without instigation en tho part of our officers. "The men immediately engaged in the capture were sent by Major Hatch to en deavor to secure the surrender ; failing In which they were invited to a sociable and et feeted the capture by strategy. Whether the British Lion will consider his dignity Insulted, and demar.d the eatiOnder of three marauders, remains to be seen.' 6ff 1 6110 of the men con fessed to hare killed eighteen women and children, he would be a fit subject for the tears of Great Britain. It is thought that mince these captures the remainder of the band will surrender. They wore willing to do so 10190 time ago, but these men prevented It. They were the melt irdlnential chiefs, with the exception. of Little Crow, engaged in the massacres of 1862." Dog Meat far Union Prisoners. The Riamond F-ramtner, or the 20th ultimo, contains the following: "Wassract to Docm.—According to the statement of 'A Cilium; who writes WI on the subject, Belle Isle, the depot of the Yankee prisoners in Richmond, teunhealthy for dogs— especially wall.tonditioned dogs. ' , The yankees eat them, and this our corinspoadent known from facts that leave come wit Mn his knowl edge. Several gentleman an that 'lone barren isle' have lost, - moonily, their favorite heel companion., and oar correspondent arms that it is well known to the guard that the Yankoce caught, fricasseed and eat them! And that, moroover,the Yankees hare begged some oltieons to 'let them have their dogs to cot.' Horrible I We are advised, if we doubt the statement of our correspoodent, to visit the island and take a dog gong, apd we will tome away alone and convinced. ' , All we have to opinedthbi dog story Is, that we notror did admireyinkee taste in any thing ; but if they prefer a steak of •ormine meat to the rations of beef, broad, potatoes and soup tarnished them frem the Commissa ry Department by the prison officiate, it is to their liking,not once. Some animals of a car nivorous udtaro rattle: like the flesh of another animal of k likenature. In the above c m e It is 'dog eat dog; pgrbaps." • Despite the brutal buffoonery of the writer of this characteristic article, one thing is very *clearly proved by it, to wit that the stories of the somd-sterration of 'union prisoners at TtieDmoadl &retro*. We knoli something of "Yankee tester/' and we know that Yan kees will not eat dogs if they can procure suf ficient. llbeef,- Inroad. potatoes and soup" to support life. The rebel editor has let out ' Wore than ha designed letting out in this ar ticle, arid he Abe proved that men artiel enough to ;terra prisoners Of can also barite= enough to 'seatfand inocii at the_lufferinge of theis..Tictinsh--Ph • • A aut. f ,ora•Arrested , IANe or York City, • 00'648-ago' loa:belnua deserter from the .211 - corldenotwit Ault° clear against him' bat sixteen othlkftlends avorepotalcv. Ty that ta 31ad-tavaVairaded:i:.2.ioally the rcas'omerlup that thattle wars>dsector, and IltillPeli-tetVeArtioriar ari sow la prison 13o' Tax: . . . .vetterA.ble Jovial Aii4cii.rifilostagt, Batarbdrri *ip PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. A Phrenological Bemislicence of ...Ht. In a recent lecture in Maine, Polder the Phrenologist, related the following phrenolog ical reratiolscenco of "Little Mao:" --FEB. 9, 1894 The father et George B. McClellan and bita self wore "old cronies," as he expressed it: he often came into his office to listen to his ex aminations; and when, once on a time the lad George was home from West Point, the father brought his two eons to have their characters phrenologically descanted upon. Says Mr. Fowler : "I remember all the circumstances as If it wore but y esterday, and I remember the rain of reasoning that then passed through my mind. "Never," with great emphasis, "never, In all my life," had I found such an inordinate development of the organ of 'eau lon' as in the head of Geo. B. McClellan I also found the propelling faculties, coat bativeness and destructiveness, small, and I thought to myself, what is the sense or reason of tending such a natural coward to West Point? But then I reasoned that there would probably never be any war to call for military genius, and West Point might as well educate the cowards as any other institution." He said that. his life had only proved his early convictions, and referring to the great seven days' battle, related that a personal 'family friend was then In Richmond, and the plan of the battle was well known. Lee sad, "I know Movlellan for a natural coward, and if I draw every available man from Richmond, and burl our whole force upon hle right wing,. he will not dare to move bee left!" lie did., and proved that he truly did know his adver sary; for, though McClellan could have sitting his left wing right over Richmond, be only sent forward a corporal's guard to reconnoitre, and the golden opportunity was passed by. Secessionists In Office It has always been snorted that if the toy• ornment would purge Itself of the traitor. and secession sympathisers who . have been and are still holding responsible positions in the different departments, the Confederacy would have lost most of its vital powers. The cases which hare heretofore arisen, some of which have been anted upon and others passed over, have furnished abundant proof of this. That there are still too many left who are in regular correspondence with the rebels and whose position gives them means of abundant Information of the greatest importance, is as true now as ever. Certain letters recently captured and returned to the War Depart melt have led to the discharge of a man and his wife, both of whom have been holding at- I nations in the treasury Department—the former from a time dating back of the nom ; mencement of the rebellion. As an instance coterie, and perhaps the most serious difficulty which the Government has to contend against, may be found in the state ment in a letter from the wife to friends in Secants, that she has found that one wo men •.o accomplish more with officials here that fifty men can do. The prompt action of the Secretary of the Treasury in removing these parties is worthy of emulation. Were all the departments throughout purged of those who, drawing their pay from Govern ' meat, abase their - positions by furnishing the rebels with information which has enabled I them thus far to thwart the plans of our Gov ernment and prolong the rebellion, it I. be lieved by those well informed upon the sub ject that their cause, conceded as hopeless, would really be so. A number of other clerks have been removed from the Treasury Depart • ! meat.—N. Y. 7'r-it... British Pacification of Japan. Dr. Magowan communicated to is literary circle lost evening tome recent intelligence from Japan and Chinn.. Toe Prince of Sat comahar been brought to eubmission by the recent bombardment liagosima, his capital. Ile admits the offenses charged against him by the British 'Minister, and conceals to make all the reparation demanded by the English. A satisfactory arrangement was made by Col.: Rebel Dispatcher, Neal and the Prince's Envoys on the 15 th of Naw Yen), Feb 6.—Tbe following tole• November. To such a degree has bosoms grams lee from th. latest Richmond papers yielded to the new order of thing., that be rece teeg has made proposals for sending to England, Clarliolon, Ea .—The enemy keep up some of the young men of the nobility of his oc casi o nal fi re o n Sumter., six sh o ts were territory for travel sad education. fired yesterday v. ,ruing and three last night. No more will be heard of the threat of the I Eighty shots eerie fired the city to-day. blereginOnede Wall to Me. Preys and the The enemy's be .[erica nod monitors kept on Dutch Minister, of the claps of the port of a slaw fire on the wreck of the steamer Presto. Yokohama wad thetransfiraf, ksaititeirk.emiia.e ifeaanTharre, Joe. -Trains are now running meeee to Nagasaki. to Rogersville J onetime+ -Nothing of interestio Prin. Kong. Chines. Minister of Foreign' received from the front. A large force, sup-' Affairs, having repudiated the arrangement posed to be about eight thousand strong, Sae made with Capt. Osborne, the formidable a.- I crossed the T•nnessee river. The object of tills which had reached the Chinese waters I the raid is no doubt the destruction of the has boon dispersed, and a portion returns to I iron works in Cherokee county. England and another to Bombay, to he incur- The Sentinel says the pickets have retired porated with the royal nary. The Mancha toward Kingston, N. C , after the fight at government feels strong enough to suppress Batchelor's Creeks. the Teeping.rebellion without harardlog the employment of such dangerous National le rell iyeoeer . rirr. Wann Bancun, in hi. 11/gt sermon, publiahed In the In.ltprvbni, "I had rather bare written one of Charles Wesley's hymns than to have built the proud est monument In Egypt, or than to bkre pro. dewed the noblest etatue that the world ever raw. I can scarcely compute the service that has been rendered by Watts, and Doildridge; used Charles Wesley, and curb men as they. Though they hare died, their .meet and ad most übiquitous voice will never die. All the sound, will hare died nut of the eon be• fore their hymns will °semi their carol, and their singings. Whore there Is a weary heart, the hymn will sing. Whore •their Is a rad rorrow, the hymn will chant on. Where there is an aspiring soul, it will he winged upward by those hymns. How great. a gift it was— that gift which God conferred upon the world by the sweet !tinging of the Christian hymn ist. I" Me. BUXTON, &..P.—This gentleman, the son of rowel' Barton, has had the honesty to meat his former misrepresentation of the policy of the North. Ina recent addresehe stated his opinion that during the past year ' the result upon the whole had been decidedly in favor of the North, and expressed his be lief that the war was rapidly tending to the complete emancipation of the slaves. When the war first broke out, be candidly owned that he did not believe that it would have produced that effect; but already 600,000 pe ople, formerly slaves, had obtained their free dom, and had been repaired Into the camps of the Northern army. Got. liaorou, of Ohio, seeing a young n ear of tine talents andsood cormaations drunk In the stream, at once requested the Secretary of War to dismiss him. His 'repent was granted. The porn:melons of the friends of the young man were unavailing to induce the Governor to ask for his restoration to .ofboo. He said that as a President of a railroad he had always made it a rule to dismiss employ eee who got , drunk, and ho would not put the I hoppineu and lives of the Ohio soldiers at the mercy of such men. The example of tho Gov ernor is worthy of all commendation: Drunk en ofileers are the greatest curse of the army. Got - saxes Lrrcuan said recently in an ad dram at Camille, Virginia, that "Stonewall" Jackson was La fairer of conducting the war under the black flag, and err expressed hita self waren( days attar the secession of Via"- tints, proposing to set the example by first tarrying that flog in the face of the enemy. Jackson Val a Model ',Christian." Datosaw Yowl° Ls in no harry to hoes the mines to Utah worked. no use: When it is necessary that we shouldpessess gold in grost abundance, the Lord will show it to as in vision, and wo shall net have to prospect and dig to And it as the wicked have to do." Laos° the' trilbies coroppslng the cargo of the prise steamer Ulna*, sold at Boston a fey days since, wore thirteen eases" containing seventeen thortraud four hundred and three Bibles; Testaments and Peelm-Books. Gov. Burnt, of Virginia, has Madeti call tot 5,000 male stavoe to work on batteries; to b• drawn from counties. The call .for this force has bein made-by thearesident, under a rostiution of Congress. Tame additional coloitid rest:ante Are to bo raised in thirloxeriliaryland contaitto. - 7 NVANTXD.-.4.6° AMONTIit" . _We *ant id Agents OD a mon th , mamma He gricead .0~4 and pa edema otheram, =ad and cotton wildest. Vann art ales sent Inc Addines, dandtmdad7 68rwacr4A86. Bladefegto4. - t pAienta X 75 t. 'weryONTl l ltTas: s76s =oath, Pa=mi•l7-cirrAirBoll=ll4.o.' BOOKVIMERW=WANTZD.- 4 4 1 11 laus=sirottilrgnVi a jora TEITIVOTIIOII-•.!•;•< , n , fIOOD WANTED4 . OIOO I I4 , 1 . 4 '"8ib,4110.4/61 shat MAUI/ 111 I t ors 4 , 4i ptsgtvitets Wk. ABM* „ OM*: .. _ 'tom;;:.' ... . .I.reITISEJNIEXTS. EVENING .GAZETTE TELEGRAMS. 0. ____ PIT __-__- ------- TSBURGH THEATRE. - The Recent Movement of the Le.....1id....i------w fi xi4 Potomac Army. Trauranc IMI=Eil Second night of MI lILLEN WMTEIII7 th e BBILLIBT succissFrL L."2"' ° °`" 're c ~` ."."1. I^" log with to of •Pri.. , b 000 los gart Kollin:met of ibex... 7 , "h. THIS EVESLBO, Lee in Full Strength in Front, will be prosented, the romantic drama cotltlnt DON CESAR DE DAZAN. Don Cesar --Elden Wsstern. NOTHING NEW FROM KNOXVILLE AND NEWBERN. i ma J05...---.....—.G. 8. ILmes Marquis-- -....F. Chlppondals. , Landllo... .. - * .. . -Aunts Hyatt. NEW Your, Feb. R.—The Herold publients , To conctillinc r itarsis s diansa of the details of the recent movement of the , Gubort - -. C Loreday. Armylof the Potomac. The following is a ; host-- ...............--.....F. Chippendale. summary: i A reconnoissance in force from the army was : f I.IAIERCAIsTTELE LIBRARY ASSO;- made on Saturday morning, to the south side ' - ' - wY CIATION . ismunts. . of the Itiptdatt. Tho enemy's outposts were- ' toot at Morton's ford, where they found a con- , B V ICI D IA-1- ' 9 °l TB P 3 E. I siderable force. : The Lecture Corundttes announce that they Law • • : • • .. . . . ...... . ... After some brilliant and suCcessful skit-' arranged with : mashing, our troops returned to their old; quarters. PROFESSOR RICHARDS. The_ nortatry was pretty well scoured by' , of PEW/THENCE, IL 1., to definer • course of SIE Kilpatrick, utters and Merritt. Li cartruss. It is'reported, but not officially, that our 1 CONCERT HALL., loss is between one and two hundred men. ! ON r® The reconnoissance resulted in ascertaining the facttliat Gan Lee was occupying a position I PHILOSOPHY AND CHENISTRY OF THE AIR. in fall strength in our front. • 1 Thew !echoes are simple to their style., and Intel- WsdroxoTow, Feb. 8.--14 to 12 o'clock to- llgibt* i tons ..t°,''ll=',llllilbil: mane :"S'lt`:tialudr." • day the Goverrnotent has no intelligence from (daring theta - visible to all. 10017 ulna *ILI laS the Army oT the Potomac. Tho reports thus crowded with CURIOUS FACTS AND PLIENOIL far received are very meager. It is reported , Ilia. with experimouts Ma a sutatlroCtheAtmoopkwie that the rebels or in considerable force in I F' l ‘ . .. , g`r''''.'U'''. ir C., rimattimai Saloons scions all the rhea:dont weeders of the atmtaphars, oaf front. , Lightulog and the Aortas Borealis. Nothing additional has bum recei veil from , MON DAT . EV"1 F N 0 . 1. G .:8 ; ° , 1 1" :1 1 1: 7 1 E8 K D C A D T T::..!. ; ..... 1 F . •b ,. . L b. Newborn or Knoxville. The Wayi arid Means Committee will not; 117 . 11 P, DAT , i• P. t 3111 X DAT ......._ 0 1 1. consider the Senate's amendments to the ; "L "R5 D,, , A.....: „ Whisky bill till to-morrow, and it ill doubtful : Kr, - ,4 — .r7, -* cut. Lecture„,„ „, 7, ''',.: ° , ° h7 ,” 77 1 whether the boll will be considered by the ; el.no ; Mogi, E.ectora 25 crate . /or sale no 4"' the House until the Conscription bill is disposed 'Hosts, Boob end Drag Stores, and at the door. of. : W. II E. ter.e.lD. Geom. W. Warw., ' Semen. A. LoNO, THOI. Damns., Jr., RUMORItD CAPTURE OF MOBILE.. I ;Nz.-.,-- w. -- n-rli,;:m.,-:,... ----r.;...5 MASONIC HALL. 8,000 Prlsoners, 400,000 Bales of ll - ,y - Cotton and 130 Cannon Taken. OPEN EVEHT NIGHT, AND AFTEROOON THIS WEIGH. TEM REPORT PReTIABLY A CANARD., EVERY I The most intreardinery exhibition in in, world, New Tons, Feb. A. - A report is circulating I here of the capture of Mobile, with 400,000 THE GREAT MILTONIAN TABLEAUX bales of cotten,B,ooo prisoners, and 130 can-1 OF non. There can be little dooht that the m- I PARADISE LOST. port is a canard to effect the gold market. b .. - - - Children with palpate.. ...... ....... .15 amts. .... Oil SIM Destroyed—Revolution In the Rebel Army—Quartermaster's Stores i ( r 1 FLA. 24 petivr NIGIcs Burnt—Logan'. Expedition Re-! turned. , EVERT AYTEBBOON THIS WEEK, Cexcissart, Feb. o.—The large oil mill of at S o'clock, ellen Children will he admitted for tO D. W. Burson k Co., In Richmon, Ind., w. ~ nta w et , - Door. epee !• „ e o et. :. -sat p 7 e 'lock . Elba!- , burned on Saturday night. The loss is estl• mated at seventy-Ore thousand dollars, and L. TEELN :', O , 7 cs :I_'LL„,. 4.. 2 it was insured for twenty-four thousand. AR. For ' Twenty thousand barbel. flameoi, reronty• ' A. B. MORRIEON, Ore barrels rimmed oil, end a large close tity of tote Proprietor and Manager. oil rake were destroyed. _______ Chattanooga dispatches of the 7th eay th a t' PI.4JrOB..TIUSIC,Zre. the railroad is open to Cleveland, Tenn., and •• - ; - will be open to Knoxville to Ore days. ;TH E II E: , l ARE THE CHEAPEST. Report...bin mutiny and a wide spread rev. elution in the rebel army are etleat. Deserter. aro still cr.ming In. W. B. BIIABBLIT, aud The railroad depot, containing Quartermas tar's - stores. was burned et Chattanooga on SCIIOIIeCILER a Co.'s dalurßey. Loco, one hundred thousand del , ' G. Lupo's nspedil.ln has returned to CELEBRATED PIANO. 3! Huntsville without ene,unlering the enemy. The rebel army Is ar ,ad Tunnel Hill, Dal ton and Home. one thousand and forty eight deserters were registered at Ito Provost Marshal's Mice daring the w,nth of January. One hundred sod ten came In on the second. The Malden Mink Robber ■nd Murder er Arreated. Borrow, Feb. S.—The Malden Bank robber and murderer has been lrrseted, in the person of Edward W. Omen, Postmaster of the •ploce. Ile has confes....d to his guilt, and .oust of ihe stolen many has been recovered. Mr. Green Is :17 yeays and boa a wife and one child. Ile has her. toforo born a good character. Wt - STYCOAIMISSIONER.-.1.. Mcglgor, of Tura. Creek, iffotoo Town ship, frill be • csuellaistr fo ttfoofacv of County Cool foloulourr .object I, the ,',,falou of as eularottn. pablizan C 'n1,1100:I FOR PROTLIONOTARY.-D. C. Ht . tra .111 be . caudfdato Our lb. office of Cyr lbonotary. .abject to tto dr.eislon of Me n 3 1 ,11 atoulAkrof Ott,..tftfelts. Js....fYfta FOR iIierriIONOTARY.UEO Ft..% WM IA • candidate for the offido of Pnatkoootary ottWort to Ito daciolon of th• tam itoTottliron C 00017 Ibn eutln9. Ja2titto eitimioN tyre R. I(.—Jecon 11. Wstara, of the Meth Word. Pittsburgh, will be a candidate fur the cans of Pruthouotary. e I Wect to the deciden of the Uniou Sepublicau Gan- 11 - 7-?te011. PROTHONOTA KY.—Taos. Bitri. mill be anildate for the office of Pro/homier7..lOct to the &vision of the Colon litaitublicao Citnventlon. yalbtto Alcumaio, 01 the Ylvat W. Allegheny, vtlit to • condi dote for Coroner of Alleghtoy Ctortnty,enblect to the flecitiou of the ensuing County Union Convention 4.14tt• SE IFIX'G X.IICE EWES. WAEELER do WILSON'S_.._ LOCK STITCH SEWING IVIAOI-lINES The Highest Premiunsa ►t ell the Importing Rate end Mechanical nu' ',tem.:tailed this lemon. New irepenreteente knee korai, teen added, shish render It the mad desirable machine In the market. Cvery Ittachins warranted 3 Years. 1103TILIICRION8 CIIVE3 011.ATINTOUSLY c.ll maid wip them to optratka WEL IMINER &CO., WWITEELIZ AGM'S SI/Vlltsborgb Moo, So. AI Fifth Iltictoto Mom doors 13,10. Bonk Block. lo.kazawr • OILS. RIDETI CLAM I. WA , 004 , 0. K 4 4q•la 4. t Ludyeeari Petroleum and its Products, Oils, 048DL108.411, .1O BOLD errearr—Tow , . - al WATIaII 13211 — r11:;Prmittos _ . -Or Avail Ibi lb. POILT4AND ZZROBItiII OIL WORKS. filiNt YOB! -1'A114.1171411 CANDLX 0014P0T, - 111,. W. 6. 011/iAcorn &pilots • SS Water k 118 Irma sta.- (29E= orb. WORKS nun, DUNLLP & Co.. Pus White - Refined carktpn 011 s. osca zutrgrt sinzrr. .ArkrolearErs. 111050T112, ..... sciFtwi & (L-SCEIOYER,- Attarnejpit'Aktr IQ.. Ls". ',OLP" ; tio. In , ratuth strset.Ploll STO --Arxotessc-AT v . aIgoSTOIST.Pti -. -xsace VW sitar 14strcussoto darqs, ar_PquistinioWW 61.1 m Seven Mat prlua. GOLD AND SILYSR AIZDALS, nvel..d .1. Ai n . aveatt, el State Fairs and nay of Wa Aturtican Inatttnte, N. P., lo ISO by W. U. BRADBURY. for the DUST PIANO PORTER EICEIONACSKS .t CO., Fhliadelpdia, received tlm Mania!, f, , ALACIC PaILC MEDAL, abandon. Ttsei timid.. ham 1202. r ms Medals., Diplomat incil tfirrelal Repoin from State Tsleo and Inetitufm. Both Limo lettere of recommendation Gina the hien eat nimical talent, embnicireg Gottactialk, Screen amen, Crane, Wm Maims, and often, lter anlaraprr than any other M.o. mad. C!:[:='11!CEI:01!= WAIERLIWIC & BARB, 5,1. Aeatv for Plasbargb awl iTeetsen Pa, 80. t BT. CLAIR STILL:I7, e===l RII:MOVAL—On the Ist of April we I=l No. 33 FIFTH ISTELERT. Th. bonne .t prunol accosted by Stamm Nteber Bra. A toe ansectuent of PIANOS on Yand pres cr. , / nt No. Al virtu .rnart. J. M. HOFFMAN & BRO, &A., Lavas a Dackses Num. N. BIEDLX, No. l ij KIM TIMMS. SI, Dealer In Pianos and Musical Instruments, Keep. occolantly on burl • flatlisortotont of NEW PIANOS VIOLINS, GUITARS, ACCORDS DNS, STILINOS, to, *Ma he wW-sU for km prkoo. whibord .4 ucrio.r &ILES. C • OUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.— Will be 501 d... TFEIIDAT STICISIDG„ Feb. eth, at 744 o'clock, at the Commercial Palm Donnie, 64 Fifth that desirable pt.. or grouted Ihr merly occupied by Jamas Dula, gem., situate toDo.unman Borough, having • front of 166 bet on the Dative Plank Road and Penenryireala Canal, end ez• evading back an aserig• depth of t feet, contain ing .boot 1 acre, on which are erected • two story Dank Dwelling of isighe mama, lobbed went and eseallent cellar; • wall trams onfolrallding B. kitthen, wash-room and bakAroons, and • frame Budd. 'The grounds are tastefully la d out with ar bors. and planted with a choice minty of fruit frees and .toes. The afore property is within Wizen minutes Diva of elm city, and In one of the beat grape growing local Mee 111=012.111114 our city. Titans or Sate—thie-Amrth cub; reeldue la three peui awned payments, with interest. For INV ther particulars apply 111 LIMA k , ll ROOM. Loa DAVIS t IIcILWAIKE. AnoVra. TALUAI3I.I3. ISTOCKIS AT AUCTION. TITEt3DAT LITNING, Teb.•Gib, UGC at Ty( o'clock, will In add, at tha Oosnmordal Balm Ila.mx, No. 64 Fifth .to t : 20 share. krchanga Bank Stock; 25 do Mane Dank Stock SS do Ilechaalo.' Bank Stock; 10 do Iron Oily Bank Block; 10 do Angina, Dank 10do 111 ant s. ILenullacteusr.' Bank; k; do All.gheny leurnraaes Co.; 10 do People.' hanranc. Co.; . 20 do PltUburs. Gu Company; fee DAVID:I IIIcILWAINT. Anerea. SEVENTH WARD PROYERTY.— Will b. mid. on TUESDAY EYZNTNO. Fele'y Mb. at 7% o'clock, M th. Demmerctal Salsa Boma. 64 I , llth attest, Om Was desirable Lots MOneund Immediately Micdning Lies &ceder Church, annals O 6 the savant side of &mak abet, conunenctue I°.Dtest from tba corner M. Smithfield and flesmtb street, aud entending back 120 feet. On ons of the lob are erected two num Dwellings. " Tan—Onos.thlrd mob, radatte In am and two years with Worst. 183 . DAVIS it IiteILWAINIL Loot's. 3 1, ts.l —On TUESDAY MOANING, Feb. Otb, at to o'obxk, will be sold, at the Constnerdal Wes Room of Fifth street: 10 bunt Imam 7 do Ilalsgs ldnisths; • 10 do. Chsirtnetplosono A barrels Kul:end; a chests Oolong Sea; 10 bozo* Ones' Jaya Coffee; V) do -Mims Choose; be DAVIS& 11oILWAM, discern. QURREL MAHE AT AUCTION.--On 14J Tl 7 DAY OBSIOICF, lobe Ogb, at U -o'4ock, will be weld, at the Ceouserdalealre Dooms, No, b 4 MTh street, •&col Mom do yearn old,worke well to either els& or donblo baron; sad vIB DOS Welted at Met locomotive. . . tee DAYIB di broltßialit. doct.n. JENNY LIND BUOGY.—On TUES DAT MORNING, Tab. 9111,41 11 *cock, UDI bsold, a; tUo Coraraerdal• Edo Sam% ba Tllllk caret. One Jenny Ltod Bony. fel • •DATIII,II la - atLWAINT., &nen:- ii 015711E= SAW gampizavvrp,' Ifs . sps conesaly oo bandburgs sad- - I= seasoned stock of DBOIIISO, BOAT AND PLANE WINDOW BANE Ball LENTLLEI, 510141&84101OTO;anarnse, Bs Arden( ~Itg SAW= STUD - sib sol At Asts nits& = .1 1 1.r .i . ? moos _LONOTIALSZB oi POP. LAB aropssiOrdsry tosnid to Atstatairldi stock. - -earoceoboaenditilsw4 orr Bab."' Pittebtavb, Janxtes7 ,21Kb,101. to PROPOSALS, •addressed to 1J the exelerthceed. will be nutted at this eft* Mill MONDAY. f*briary ISM 81.3 o'clock p. oy; for =paying_ _ths Ith artmvszux iuut Inaanc.73ooX l , derioi the 11*.yee, e eogi: . 0 : Jszektir , UN KethillClO,thiy Cbitietter:t` X /FAN UFACIT 1(},,,8117,. • lot - efeacitathlag 11 1:1 4 1 4 .,4! vs% 1tan1421441 the -141 4raift 1. 1 "1"14. 1141ra /Ken' 8ar942•4110-arzerst4 terna.“, new' LrSU~4JMOE. iNsURELNIJE. Insurance Co. Of North America. THILADILPHIA lzumrance Co. of the State of Penna., Hartford Fire Imutreace Company. Ifirlosorance to the oboes old mot rollotelo tom ponies can be G1:4.61.d oto apptkation to W. P. JONDI,Imit. INST:dIy &marry BTUlaw, ST Water enact. WESTERN INSURAN COMPA CE HT or PITTSIII7IIOII, B. MILLER. Jr.. Proilileg. 1. X GORDON. Barmy. 01!kw lig. 92 Water mtreet, Espotlig Ca.'. mrp Will Wm. avoid ge/1 Una/ yy, Art mad Emir Rid* A lime leutiMiai Mewed -by Dim:gamma. oND isms is rL amormaty, awl mcho ore &ea , M pemmiam •Ithenaily, go waintabe ibe almonagr said A. 9 ia.. mensedoas oferboy O. bee pratectiom 10 Lkw who dortarg o be bowed. 0111..C1V113 IL Miller. Jr., James Ur-Malny, Narbardel liolmss, Andrew Ackley, Alezeueeler Blew, Daled 111.L0u6, Alex. 2ikelek, George Derek. OarnybeLl B. Barron, 0. W. Illeketeon, roy3o F.M. GORDON. Secretary. ITIZEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY C OY PITTSBUGAIL *Mee, corner Market .d Water streeta.aecond door. • Benj. P. 8a1m.% Juba U. 111.Cuna • I!X'l4 BAXIIEL REA., Emv,/xO7. Insures Steamboats and Cargoes, banns against lam and damage in the navigatimi of the Southern and Western Rivers, Irks. and Ba=imand the navigation of the Seas. sgaixtd Ins and damage t 7 DIUX7O3II. & M. Kier, John Whiptan, Juno. M. Cooper, Ilextangb J J. Caldwell, r., John 8, Dilworth, Wm. A. lodgers. de.Vhlri W. Bainlay, Jr,. Perk. Jr., W. G. Johnstagy B. F. Am., Been Chum, Hon. T. IL Berme, Burly Proton, George Bingham, PEOPLES INSURANCE COIIPANY, Office, N. B. comer Wood it Fifth Ste. FLU AND KAMM EASUBANOE. DISICSOIS I James D. Veneer, Capt. Joint L. Eboadr, Samuel P. Shrirer, George P. louse. C. Ramon Um, Cheeks Arbuckle. Wm. Phillips, John Watt, Wm. H. Hays, Jam Z. Parke, Charles S. Inman Wm. VIM Kirk. JOHN WATT, rite Presidecat. Wit. P . OAILDNIR, Secretary. itatly ALLEGHENY INSURA.NCE COM PANT' OT Oho, Na 37 fifth .beet, Bank Block. Lame. 7cln da Ties 2.ll_llarlsto Mak.. IM=OIS==3. Y. Rat&wl D. M. BOOK, bkreaga.7 Capt. W . 2,1. DEAN, Camera/ I.C.a- MUM= Gam Jonas.l John D. McCord. C. C. Hanley, Capt. Adana Jana.. Harvey Childs , B. D. Starling. •Owt. D. C. Gray, C.pt Wm. Dean, John Irwin, Jr.. C. 1... He Tahnostoek. I &AL U. D..i.. - DlBBoLuTlo.irs. :cc FILSSOLUTION.—The Copartnership bevistothre tat. tog under the style of MITCH . ELL, HEREON /t CO. Is dissolved by mutual con. tent, JOHN B. Hi/DION frothing. Dipolellos to &titrem the fins day of January, ISOL The bott om of the Arm will be settled by uty of the erode, stitnikt. THOMAS MITCHELL, JOHN B. HEREON, . WM. STETHSSON. JAMES H. MITCHELL. nOPARTNERSIEP.—The, anders% , m win =aliens. th e Stove sod generel Tan II =loss, andsc the style of MITCHELL, STENO.- SON A at thiald stand, So. 194 ,Llterty street. THOMAS MITCHELL, WM. STEVENSON, JAMES H. MITCHELL. DISSOLITTION OF CO-PARTNER SHIP.—!The flo-Pattnership herstorcere exist big 'Witten - ths ondoralgosd, =Oar lb. Ask of NAYLOBA BIfIIII, b this 'day absiiised by Ism sonssitt. B. H. SMITH. to h. found at thn °taw of lb. ronsdry of Smith. Park 6 - Co.. Ninth Word, Is netball:lyd to settle the business of ths lots' Ono. HERBY NnIrIAN., B. 11. &MITI'. Piltaburgb. Feb. 5.764. feSttor n ISSOLUTION.—The Copartn a fej hesstofore existing between the on Os the Clothing btiolnene N0...14.3 rode. el street, A Ilesheny City, ander the arm of W. M. Rea= 03.0.111 dbeedire ert, Marsh 15th. Persons knowing themeless indebted to the arm will obese cal pre vious to that time end settle. W. H. MoGri, jals.lzorl . CI. 11. DAM!. fiIISSOLUTION OF . CO-PARTNER 1., 111 P.—Tho herctolns ninth. batsmen JOS P. HAMILTON and EVAN LAIL% ender the Inn of MU. F. HAMILTON & CO . tun been dna:dyed by mutnal =amt. JOB. 11. HAM. •LTON lOU attend to the tuatettled account. of .atd Mm, at tin old nand, corner Tint and Lawny sta. JOB. V. HAMILTON, Ja'2danyls Imes DAVIS. D'LUTION OF ,COTARTNER 8111P.-13e•partwohipberstofore.tailas au dar thaaama sad style of LINDSAY A BARNUM this day dinedved try matual =amt. JAMES LINDSAY, L. D. BAUBOUR. • Pittsburgh, January 2th. ISW. J. 1. FREE MILITARY SCHOOL, For arp!lcantfl (Jr ermmands of COLORED TROOPS N.. 1210 CIIHST:Si"T ST.. Philad•lphl2. JOHN H. TAGONUT, (Late Colonel a I.lth Iteet. Ponmylvanle 11,,ortes, Th. SCIYERTISOTIT CO3I3IITTLV. VOA 111L ceurrnio COLORED USGIIII/rIS, with Mears of providing what the country so urgently noeds— namely, applicants for command of colored - tram. competes/ for that duty—ha. eatablisked • Military School at Saar licadowirter. in which Infantry Tactics and krMariodga of A rmy liegulat oat are Lanett gratuitously. luaus Men haring a far common ecluml Qua .and phyalcaUysennall, and especially privates andnon-commirsionedolneer. fa thaSarmyorho is vim to command calmed troops, are Italica to he mane students of this School:, • • Time who enmity Dave rulliwity km 3 .111040 mil review it, and be prep:wed for immetilahi exploita tion at Wull/16—tan.. . Thom who an Wbolly unacquainted with tactics may remain until they ore made, ye :debut to them. Students, jrroperty advanced, will Do allowed to whit Comm William Pent, -drill and train troops there. and Fact!. 113 talons. ceptedUrsa Ascalon+ will be hold every day, Sundays ex , One of whicht di a Night Acathm. Lath applleant must apply_ to the Calamities...for Mmabatho. by a letter et bls Mtn sicomossition and written by bimself. Tristbnonials of good aaractes most b. - laid baierti tbeCommittre bcionsapplicationa can bs Wed on. If satistactoty, penahMon to toter the acted be forsatied to the applicant. Further inforniatkat ran be found in pamphlet, published by the Committekithith will Do wnt Imo I to any one at • distarice replotting a copy, end it , can oho to bad at tho Mika of the tcommittok or.at the stiles otitis paper. , . , All lettars addressed r of thS underldgesil will be promptly answeird. _ - TIIO3LAB ISTBSTLID, Chairman. , CADWALADEII. DIDDLIif,. Semler] , U. B. CORSON. Anent of Committee. .„ • fetidt, No 1210 Ctettunt inst. Pailcidshishi.. NARMY.:,CORPFlA'ut.barity ax• bytinglten' &an to tne . .emaieiagnear to te• Will . its Ninth 'deal Corps to , ay .thontend men. for special service, to, hi hereafter dielguted tto War thersnmentr, be 'eanimaly appeal. totto,,eiti7 seas or Poonsylvenla tonWr.la tiling -up the fol. lowing mitaan regiment. of. Ibis emre, b?Lmging The 4. 5 0. *44 with - I.lti barer. Benne opntl iii baring the gvd ti the coasta l UM .hemp! Of out araur ar -hart, ta' neer nal etrat VS bey caritbis wok trjevotiag loge bantam trout Ca respettitt- and tog tamale.. by Puma , tog rem nite.estistiog receigngolgoeteeso4 try ma desTl=ll6S at Me begot. partaken , tm,7 1 . 2 86.4 awlo plum eta to:totem re so maul to Thweensa to woo become- geta +Wien Up s 'the mkt of I reteten orgenintions.. ander ertammtVoier* I The =dam god bee *wry - hope that Ow lecenlvoo, pie of Pensaylveni. send tham, - .reettmnts beck to the gem with WI Mks; to bow sitoo,yrert .in JOHN LMO ,'L-taaLteiVistk Chief ef th e Amenitlog Bonin of Melilla Corp. toe reankylvuds, with beadquittem et • namisbom - an sommonicatimim relative tet that mortice Atilt be 'erldetart - to tam :Recitals(' etationt ;kayo bout established In lbs eatimeitections Of tleiNtate; , .lllr orate vin tee e th ed Wary tit the iternittog em= eerie tte.fitatA, Arpy .Forpe, orbs Prayed 11.81.111NoLDE. , - "jAMES 11; - BARNHILL: homing:. sold iftro -‘l . t het eleal l t a ar tIT t1.7&1111:11 l ilit contlabrY by W7Iti'IIAIIIIIIILL awl LIM 'Bann 11101ANotada, CtiVistyloof WILUEBUIL4.It a llgrersokto tbe busbies' O 4 . obelateyborbot uurtottAnthbaallt "" 114 , 14 4 11 401K101414 _ Mans: maw.; - ' LXXVII---NO. 72 OILS, Stu R —T o m'---- ' - E & P 'AiIIN PEELADILIILIA. tommlialeux I . larchanta & Broke** Petroleum and as Products, for export sad borne consmandloa, tar& bra tiro tor dors" st rearmals rats. • • Mani *drat.* cud.. IRON CITY OIL WORST. LYDAY CHIMIPENSEO. illazidNdism!a awl &Awn of OMMN OIL. EL* mil AND tußED:urns° ona,szdambolik CRUDE ErICTFLOL.IEM Works, °matt" Eharpobsag. Ole., N. ea 11A191> EITRZIrr. Prrrntntair, P4l BREW is,R, BURKE & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Avesta ofthe OLOBT, PACLTIO AND LIPP:STY OThWOHEII. Litmus] as& advances cads an tans Retinal or Crude' Petsioliffim 008. DIgtIIIMMI WAY A ItAIiCOCK 815, • Trranzax, PA WALES, WE:TMORE: k EO., ookunssioN IISBOBINfSI, . _ SHIPPERS OF PETROLEUM, 111 MAID= LAIiE, HEW YOYE. Ample 6cnstls Itm STOBAGI /AND 6105PP1110 at (hob yard and 'dim{ Eat Ham myl4:tf RICHARDSON, HARLEY dic COL", GOWIELBAION t FORWARDING 111126TAWM Crude and Refined Petroleuln, Nw 19 lIIVEti STEM, P/TTEMITEGH. Mr Liberal Cash damson . csscalgausesta Par Pttiabuzgh or Eastern Mutat. Kmant..l. B. Dilworth & Bringer Harbsagh, Esq., Th.mPsoo Bell, Esq., Enid. Dommsfutsl Beak. IOHS L VLL1AC1......................... IL4 S CUIiTISS, Commission Merchants.- I=l CRUDE & REPINED PETROLEUM, NENZINE ♦ND LIMIII9ATE7O OILS. Mo. 131 SOUTH WILIBM PIZILADDLPh7.4 NV Storage capacity (Imam cover,) Eir 15,000 bbls Also excellent facilities for shipping to Morrie. and Foreign ports, at our wharf on the flehoylkW River,xmar the platform of the P. IL 11. jeSily TICK A BRO., Crude and Refined Petroleum, BENZINE, ikt, LS; WALNUT IT., PHTLADZLyIIII. Busioom ontroottett to our care ••rlll man ow , prosopt venous! attention. • , B• - r to Xmas. Eletutdocii, Baby &Clo. - ,lltbiter, Boas & Co., and licCiellAnd-&-.Dorisi Pittabmstr. Moo. Smith, Eq., Prod, Bank N. A. foster I Co., Phlladelola. McCORMICK & CALLENDER, OIL BROKERS. 211 and 213 South Water Street Ilir Oomlgualmt. ea ictt.d. kely=to , r7 3 l..a.kt:C a lt&Oil Waft- Joo. P.. Chalfant, of 4.14, ayalloat It 04 11.23:1y • PETROLEUM COMMISSION CHANTS. 'ARMSTRONG & KIDD, 6 ace= ruzzAs.'LralgPoo4 mica-ISo, . Nis Tort—Mosrsat..o. Dun &Co ,314 Broodniyi Pietsborgh--Itesna. 8.13. .t Co.; Moreno Oil for terms and inform:tattoo %Indy to • 10. fiXIOWP.t.It, Coo. Weed and Towtb Amt.. Pittitintb. da=t-Itm L ' I ' ER ) AGM", • 123 WALLS*? BT., PIIIILLDYLPHLA. .• - CRUDE & REFINED PETROL/D:IM Ou Conuololon comlaansly. All cbsrAel at., cud ressomblerstas. STORAGE YOB =TINED la cool oetUaro. for °RUDE coder goad sheds. Stank - War attention paid to OIL TOR EXPORT. fon EIozz—CAUSTIC SODA, SODA ASh, to. soldy CIAJ3OT I'E3tBERTO,N, General Merchandize Brokers, U 8 swam Tr.orr ST., PHILADELPHIA. nun a mum krrnowarm. CAUSTIC ISOMaIeris,AEL.A..BitnIETOMS• Order. to boy or ofill promptly altenttod to. =lay A"K & D oomllissrai itzsosArra Polkatar ittoation paid to coollgrotoutt of Crude and Refined Petroleum. unerathnuc;s mar. -.2, lutlay E gos WOODWARD, (Late of W.. 11. wead.rint t co-.) GENZEIAL 00311118BION XXIICUALIS. atecial atUntiol gfra. t° 'Wlli a Crude and Refined Petroleum: No. 111-potrrifTßoNT num, PH ItA ETROLITE OIL WORKS. MMUS WIEMIC CARBON {nu BXNZOLX licrD FreBOUVI Liolaconia Capacity two ettousid b4rnag per Iran. .- ILEESE it GRAFF, PiconuErom ZOZZONGAIIELA noon, rittextre.. SWISS. 01.10 ST, PITTABSSDI4 _ - Forwarding & COMIDISSI6II. ffierchsat AND DNApIES 111 Ole& I :Is: A s: ; • errrioisual OILS, 14.....yeastRatly on hand and &veal* at Us lowed ataa,f andlirtamta azid oder* solkited. . -Aptites Waliffizt - oftvMthr*-z° 7 ' GEO. -11 r.. HOLDSEIP & CO., =:;.= idani&ettirsril at trama ou;Just , 11110 OM Seep ecnatently'an bead the eery bet valll7 of MINIM - OIL, deer - and without coke ; abo„, • goad LtlltitlakTOU, pan WM= EU ZOLIe and CAS GIVIASIL oar au mem !ha at 1l: es nem swansc .. o,4 4 wait Ilasr, Ira bp promptly swears "UDI• WWI% itacmitinrpa!-Lun Aid 64413 11441 ft • /G. Et luaus. Zr. 44tabotibr, - Sum: 11. 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