thi , . ..'itisblttnft. PUBLISHED BY 'PM GAZETTE PUBLISHING ASSOCIITION FRIDAY, DECEMBEn 9, 1804 111" ASIIINGTON cortitiiisPONllENTsi. , We are reminded, as we write, of the dillrifiltles and troubles of a Washington letter writer, by finding on one page- of a 'TAM:hit:lntl paper from its Washington -eor. respondent, elaborately arguing that Mr. • — Crrasa would not and could not 'be. ap. "'pointed Chief Justice, while another page • - "contained the announcement that he had been appointed! • indeed this appointment illuitrates how I very little these Washington correspondents I'. •• leaky know of what Is going on there; for •••,_ ..4p.l6:the.very hour when the nomination • — •.'3tidtient. to Hite Senate, the CM:respondents • •Li ..nearly every paper in the country were' and telegraphing. (as They had been for weeks) that .11fr. CHASE Svas out of the question altogether. There are always in Washington men who pretend to know • all thstis going on, to liate "the ear Of the ilresident," and to possess the utmost influence with him. .They wear a very , knowing look, and nod : and shake their heads significantly, some flenes saying " what they think and at other tinies darkly hinting it, but always impress_ ing theheholder With the conviction that : what ',,they don't know is not worth , linow, 'lag. The correspondents have been victi mized by these_ fellows, this time, its they •••••, have been mans times before. • President LlNCohic is a remarkably reti -rent man, - and does not make known to ad -" fianCe What he is going to do. He listens patiently, thinks carefully, and acts delib: • erifiely, but does not talknhout his purposes .except to those whom he can trust; and twice the correspondents are all at fault in - frying to forecast bin' future action. We feel much rejoiced that in this case he has proven himself so much more sensible than • they; and that in making them false pro— phets be hits shown himself a true man. 11IIR PIRST CORPS. 'Our neighbor of the amaniercita suggests lite....natne of Col. J.,Bowmt4; SWEITZER, I . ..irie of the G2d Pa. Vole., for appointment es- Brigadier General in liar:comes new Army Corps, now forming. Col. SwErrzsm Is a 'good soldier, luts served with acceptance and distinction for three years, having had conunand of a bri gade for most of the time, and could doubt teed many of his old comrades back into the field. We have imown him for many years, -entortain for him a high per. sonal regard, and would he very well pleas ed to see 'him re-enter the service in the rank suggested. Certainly if experience and tried worth constitute the leading goal. ~..tificationss for such a place, he is jrvt the ut to " • - fey it. We suppose, from . the manner of orgal - , t , icing this corps, that the appointment w I be - aside to depend somewhat ou the efforts lje to get tequila. As between two a Plieants of the same ability, he will bepre'- . Snrredwho has daue the most to.raiser men. Ili • this - way:.tonipanies will ,be officered, "'And-regiment ' s mul..brigades ; and if Penn sylvania fbrnishes a bitgadhllwas" z she should, hc,will gct a Brigadier front atniarni those best qualified who have been most activeln mrising tt Cfdonel Bvrirmsn.7 . ctin, , we knowitrender. Most 'effectix - e. serriet; in curing the needed recruits; and his nppoi nt _went will need no better or other backlog... • lEtsgqP,HACi-411PATC11"' We are not amongthose- who think the .--... telegraph the mo.st. perfect instruutbnt in thaviorld,'nerdo We ittpect ti u 'aPaPitors • nrryrrarrettruiselves the'most Calvet angle.. • triiigent of htmutp kind. flat we der think more care might be used vrithadvan , tage,in making up disfutteltes for thh.press. Forinstance, Mia.r..p, Georgia, :one of the Pointi of . .Sutatmaic's grind match; has been given to us several times as' Mir:vox; and yesterday's * CongresSional report o'rtirtitulerbin names. Wen mtnid,tn Wain, that "31r. BLAIR, of Missouri,",made s .motion, &a., which blunder is ceverrd . times repealed; we PrestinteMr: BLAIRE,) Maine, is meant, M as r. BLAU: i 9 not a uetuber of the llouse. Next welearn that Mr. COVODE made a Inoti p u ha the Senate, end Bowu.vsr, of did the same in the 'Tonga. NOLIF.: is vet a member of the b'shate, nn,l there Is no 'Mr. Bowttx.v. from P:1; in the House: if ID:4 be Ettilti that the,,tre Wu:tiers - which' shoal:1 be - eorrectell by proof real ore;:, hut proof readers, ,liks etrapositozs, cpitz; itttl how are they to know ychrt is meant by "Mr. CONODE" or "bir, ..116w4Ait?'t ' = Eon. Edgar I.r..owan. The Oreensburg Intel!llene& informs Ili thati‘n., Emiut Cowscr- Toted for I.tx- LOlll,- and that. he will be found, in the. • • :Senateotpon the' side of the "'resident's • friends. - W are, glad to hear -.It. ' l O nr - Ait Should never have been found els Where, and his;many 'personal 'fftelids will 21);Oire th know that lie is now Where all Ids ''s.rmirst.hies and associations • would re him if he had let them ha' - •c' fair - • ••-•"' VORIIESPONDENT has sent 113 the nil -15414' line?, Whlcrh Tom Brown's - payk•"at.•Rughr. are quoted from our canntiyMarkLowell : . uOnte,lo mai:e sad nation, • • Donuts the moment todecidc, . the strife of troth end relschot4, Yoe the good or aril aide. • Then it hi the trtie marCeboores, • • • Indio theeowartistands noble, • • Doubting, in hie object r •, • .PUPAL Lord Is cruettled.. •- • ' ' ' . . . . ~ In the Idstory - of .thLs nation the critical here spoken , . of - has -oome and and the .people, instead or standing Erf y le, dotibting abjectness of spirit which 3_ to take, hays decided for , the right. the /nto elect/Oa for , President hung - films Infinitely more , momentous than de - ..,deton any previous one, and the result snows that the,„people understood their na ture and Importance, anti their decision in this strife between truth - and falsehood. has 'sand the country, slow imprornmept In England. DOetor Livingstone, In a recent address In England; speaking of the difficulties the African,misalonaries had to overconle, said : "It was a long process, but they must re collect it was along process with themselves before they 'were converted to God. It w.ss only little more than one hundred-years ago since.there _wee 'slaving' going -on in Lon don,. klany of them no doubt had heard of Thomas It att. - When , lie went to London .`;to learn phllesophical instrutnent maiden there -were many ,as forty press-gangs tout °Very - . night, and semetimes they cap 'lured inanynien htnnenlght,_and these were Mafia!' Intended for the-artnßsome of them being.tent out and sold. in Pennsylvania. ' This.was about ono hundred years age, so ' 'that it had taken them, a long time to-bring themselves to their present status, and he must say they need a good deal more doing yek . (Laughter and cheering.)" OirPICLI.L..VOTE OP iFEW gAII7BIITRE.- Tbe Govenor.Tand. Cdunuil have completed • thortllltd of the. Presldentlatrote. of New 'whlchle;oMelally repelled as . Llnbola: - , - Ironsti;voke, - - 34,389 vote, - 4,018) r of ia, . 36;463 82,81 1 1.. ...,.I.4nciAn'4.-mj!iriti _ Loma rote , Lin= Weit'litajOiity cn soldier% Tote, 43.9. 'total majority, 8,629.. • '' . '"" ---Cf '''' ''''''' '',:%"'-‘''''-3-lit\O'''''Z'A'''-:,;',`:"k=F:•::,":Z'..''''...l',-^41,,,:..1-',".;+;;.,;'-..,:,i,-,.;-..--,'1•',:,,:.,:P i' 5., . , q,1,i4 ,47 ' 4 '''''''. --, - - , ...4 4 .a , , ,,, ; ,,,,, .Y 2- .C... ,,7,,. ; - ' 40 , 1 . • ,, ` , .,: i .... W..A. -1 ' ,: A 17,,,, ....t . „ - -11 . ,..V.4 - -.1;;;,, , ,0 - .1.41 , :`et:24T , Wk5.'"4 - '''''' • N.',..,i4,,,,,,—,-41,rz.51,i,:14:,-7F,,:fly.'' ''' • , PEN'!-.I"7.VANIA ELECTION 11 c pre&cnt . - rbt lon tlu Tot, of P:ou.yi vitriiti for i'residrnt in detail, made tap from lime ! 4t sources within oar ren,lll: L1.3(.01.N. Bleol.ai.T,wa. , florae' Sol'r TotoLl Rome 'Soh' Tot 61. , AdUna ~ _2,362 259 2,612 2,920 132 1,10.; A ItegAtny . '19,427, 2,092 24919 11,6 1 1.1 6711 12,114 Annat'og. 3,1 Z; 361' 3,526' 3,039: 202 3.211 Belifonl ... 1,X,11 392 2,336 24133 167 2,732 /lurks - 6,1971 233 9,436 2,235 102 7 .322 11, •• • 2,8271 166 3,...M2 2.4 , 6 190' 26.3 Iterks ... 6.1;7! 513 0,710 12.97.8 31: 13.213 lib 414.4 ' 3,0e4 i 411 3,473 2,8-13 i 121, 2617 /leaver 3,0:2 M 5 3,237 2,207 133 2,499 Pro Ofoirl 6214, 631 6.265 2,933' 711 3.021 I.l67nbria . • 1,64 1 a 502,214. 2.82 G, 1341 3,076 (Arbon ... 1.611 111 1,121 2,110, 71 , 2,251 C 4231 re ..• • 2.11 4 . 467 ' 2,6171 3.236' 143 3,399 Cheskr • 1 2.97 t! 370 6,416 50.. 7 ,, , 159 5,537 1 • Iloton . Liar 1 eV; 1.06' 2.073' 173 2,233 4.176,,, lonl . 1 329! • 33' 6.44 1 4,4181 03 ter: I 4 ',..n.1 , I - I'. ; 3411 363 3,661 4,014. 342 4,336 t• I e 31117.10. 1,371 135 1,506 2,7621 39 2,6 A Clarion . , 1,676 laa 1,720; 2.7051 1 29 2 933 4• o I uulls a ! i,74. 173 1,914. 3,1861 11 3,387 Clan. r0n..1 318: 17 las, . 226 • 6 =2 D 321116.., 4,927' 617 6,341' 3,826 , _ 391 4 „,=7 14stas are. , 3,443, 219 3,664' 2,056' 85: 2,141 131 e.... • ...I , 6 397, raa' 6,911 , 3,619 ioa: 3,723 Elk 1 . 196 ; 62 341 821; 111 633 Fulton ... OW, SS. M 4 i &M , 37i 935 Fayette ..' 1,1242' 373 3,221 ; 3,6411 13, 4.125. F ayette .1 3,516; 31 1, 3 , 8 a: 3 6 5 Q: 2"; 3,329 FOreet..• .1 Br , 6' 65 62, , -1 62 o reene....l 1,4 Z. Lao' 1,583 .3,933, 113, 3,076 nUtkg'l3l. 2,7486 456 3,.V.11 1,2671 2cXll 2,477 Indiana ..i 3,194 2.54;" 4,3/01 1,9591 299, 2.179 J 0111316 ..I 1,372 1611 1,4311 1,661' 89 1 1,753 Se !Person', 1,614 239 1, 2 / 3 1 1,756 1111 1.864 LAceals'r..l 13,4E11 I,OIA ' 11,44 b '7,117 464 9,iji L awrencel 3,lad ma' 3.493 1,311. 65 1,193 Lebanon:L.l 3,3131; 136' 3,19)" 2,6191 00 2,779 Lehigh .... 6,61 237, 3,992 6 - 4131 742 5,920 Luzern,.._, 6,542 C 1,176 7,64.5 9,4031 643 10,015 VTl. 97 lng - 1.1156 345 3.131* 1,96 2175 4,617 Idialin... • 1,0 1 213 1,113 1,347 199 N 1,716 00400 .. ' Len I 794 695, 2 ,02, 90. 9 , 619 91 • Kran .. ' 733 31 167 , 612' 70 413 I / 1 100 tour. ., 938 122 1,1571 1,436 39' Lag . dlontgrey 6,301 168 . 6,272; 7,112 .171 . 7,913 Mercer.... 3,929 •MI 4,220 3,179 931 3,663 Norlhan'n , ' 3,496, 226 3,326 6,812, 12111 6,911 Northen`d 2.936 3.9 2,916 3,196 1221 3,639 Ferry.....1:906 406 1,106 2.128 ala; 1,496 I'l,il4dl'4. 51,151• 4,2413 55,111 42,017 , 1,925 44,933 Pike . ..... ' an' m 260 I,lal' 29'' 1,183 Potter....' 14167. 2283 1,330: - , &21, 43i 633 141 568631, 7,166) 6813 7,831 4 9,2 LS Z. 5 9,545 7 . ulltrn.. ' 3301 79 309 Gl7l 21, , 670 Suaquehr, 3,8461 337. 4,2 M, 2,865, 691 2.139 Sou:erect. i• 2,178. 310, 2,188, 1,631 83, 1,719 Rnyder--; 1,3211 1281 1,679 1,2101 321 7,31 V. .... : :,..I',: , 11; :;:a 1, 4 2T3t 'g, 395, V07676867 - ..i 3,01.31 276. 3,949 3,240 , 104 , 3,111 Warren-. 2,309 2.11 , 6,641 1,4111 57, . lA* Wash'n ..' 4.626 ! 423 i .4,951 4,4101 160, 4176 Wayfae -I 2,003 217 2,274' '2,672 717 , 2.,50 Weatned.. , 4,934! 6661 4,650 ' 5.693' =4. 5,977 Wonvlss 1,179 15. W 1,317 t,32 - 2 so. 1,7,y7 York .1 4,037. I,atl 5,64er 7.:M 1,21 S 2,390 .20,749 27,000 363,1:9' 13,131 216,7.13 Tun Lancaster Ermainer and other east ern papers arc strongly - urging Sonx W. Foil NEY for.SecretarPof.9te Interior.- Mr. FORNEY would make an <zecellent officer. The Rebels In canada—eme Case of Hur ley. Wrote the bet r.,tt tribune, 6th.] As we bare previously Intimated would undoubtedly be the case, t he arrest of 13:' limiey, one of the Lake Erie pirated, has disclosed a gigantie conspiracy to rob .and probably murder citizens of this'lState, which has' long been thwarted by the inde !atigable exertions of bur military anthdri. ties, aided by the officers of the Canadian Government. Burley was born in Green ock, Scotland, and at the age of sixteen or e:ghtcen years 'enlisted in what was known as the " BritiA Legion,'• and fought with that organization under Garibaldi, in Italy. Subsequently he deserted that brave leader and fought agninrt him. After the close of that war he returned home, and, at an ear:y stage of the war Ile took passage on a block sole runner, in which he run the blockade 'of Charleston in safely, Ile asserts that ho aided in placing ninny of the torpedoes in Charleston harbor. Ile next turned up in Canada. ;Be arrived there early. last Spring, and was soon ready to take an as•- t:11. , part in any plundering scheme that might beconeocted. , flout the time the propeller Geo: L .-inn gas purelinsod, Burley volunteered hi: ,rv. ices, but his rut-hue:Ain the PAZ) Asrion.: affair, it appears, was considered no rec ommendation for a - leader ; therefore he wan intrusted with, superintending the op eration of providing arms and ammunition for the Georgina. He attempted to pur chase these materials at several places, but withOtit success. He, however, subsequent lyralletittpon Adam Robertson & Son—the former - a': cousin of his--foundryman and machines!, at Guelph, C. W. who under look thsjob of casting shot, ;hell, &c, for the rebel cause, and marled on the business up to the time of Burley's arrest. A man livingmt Guelph had a field piece mhieh bad beeneast hy Robertson & son, tbatteria pin - chimed and:packed up ready for t hipment at a moment's notice. Thl goo carriage, shot, shell and ammunition were similarly disposed of and the whole shipped to Collingwood, as has since been ascer. mined, for the propeller Georgi tn. These facts were brought to light by -the arced of Ifurle . y; who made nif r attentpt to disguise them. A few days since a numbor nf sus vicious looking persons were arrou'ed at Collingwood, and their carpet sacks found to Contain revolver's_ :and fixed ammunition. A search was _instituted, and a large box ontaining the identical gun carriage before .fitaied to, but the gull its could not be The Canadian Government offitials visit ,ed , - Robertson A; Son's place at Guelph, and ftittrido large quantity- of monitions ofW..tr, which were stized, and the proprietors bliged to give bonds not to resume their n anufactore. Afler the ,seizure of the :-tore munitions, it was ascertained that ' , everal boxes and barreli had been shipped :o Lexington, Mich., • cOnsigne.l to and David Smitten. These articles were also Lut nothing off a contralnin I nature Inund. • The above fseM are sufficient to show that the ()corgis% was really iirlanded foi a Ist ivatecr, and t Itntßurley arts entrusted with she arming of. her. These sulpicions are more than tonfirated when tee stair that her Captain hes, since the arrest of Barley, istie propoition to rmell he: to the c e 4%ilitt44. deektring that he was too elOrely Waft-Ire& fo accomplish nnythirm. They oho densonstntte that Burley and Robertfon & Son have been guilty of a Ila grant violation of the neutrality laws. Knowing these rams, and the evidnice against Burley being over - wile:mina. in refer , tame to The part he took in•the• Philo par. i•orta rapt are; 'lt is to be hoPed that the Gan. :Milan people trip maraca their oft-repesscd declarations that they Would not aid aay interfertmee w h our troubles, by insist 'ng that the ps isoliet lie delivired for iTp,oSoct Inc oP AfrtrAia. The 3lcitourrie cortespOfftleiii of the Lou eon Time., writes: "Our gold gab are• now attracting mom general attention than they have recelvei or come years past. So twiny of the 'dee? ‘sinking mtmparmiluive lately been paying 'beyond the expectations own of their san grime projectors, that a .'deep-slnklitg ' mania has for a time seized the public mind, more cspeeialtall Melbourne antLßallatat. It is not very surprising when we encoun ter such fails as the following: In Ballsrat, at ttie pftWt 111%," there are eighty-four ,companie4 with, a paid up capital of .£775,- 160.. .lilitwards of a third of these are paying dividends, Midmost of the others areext• ...pine of `hitting the gutter'—the name kir cm lathe oppelation of coming upon - some subterranean 'aurlibrothi Ater 'bed—a fist sometimes occurring a - hundred feet below the surfai,,sornetimes . four hundred feet Thirteen o Mete IltilTamt companies ftIIVIS alreadypsid In dividends £1,140,000, some of them, siteolinse, yielding a much higher rate titan others, but Most of thorn high. The Daylesford deep leads are equally rich, and the gpiden Rivers Company have . struck- golcf Itt• their claim it-Meredith, a town about midway between Ballarat, and Orteipog—Ainpresting fact which induces Many experienced miners to beikve that gold willitc„Woa traced right down to the shores - a - Port' Philip Bay. In the Qipps Flo land 4 n also many now reefs have lately.; irrViecovered between the now celebra tl Woods point and the °moo,. a wild and hitherto almost unexplored sell.' Mae, to which there are already symptoms of a greakrusit this spring." • - )Lion STEEL E, son-In-hewr Dr. H. J. Week --.- - ____._ inridge, and a reepting oinftr in the rebel ser riecti professing to be one of liforg-.os men that bad the pleasure (1) ofatopping as the Ohio Penitentiary, was captured In Orre2 county, Ky., tiy the boptot the =.l Kentuek?regiment, and taken on the mailboat last !evening. to Louis ville, In care of the Provost Marshal of the above county, ktomade an Ineffectual attempt to Shoot tlpa captain In whose charge he :was, shortly 'alter his capture. Ile is doubtless a 'muff! otn) a -thief , and should. be Shot, or Imprled leVeloitely - thee be tat neTei Steele ett out.—Af... Courier. -, ..t, .._ . '- , r''''F - 7-----•-4.. .....-----7------- i. carama.otamday a dlollnnulthal party caned on General Batter,. COO/ Wing . of Generals Grant. Meadeferfiwfyrrf and. Warren, ani a atunlloor of stars: orleuer thagaltr do,. and .irbile than of 2 p pald a visit' to Dutch Gap. MCI° th ere a rill -1,1 Gre nay all explodai so neat , Ulu anfearrytill if tbem fill In the millet of r_tbe ' . 1 14WIttalU"I.Pou t Injuryyto ady,no Ige ogalaLed members. _ , ... . r.,.. ii k ..--% . . Natiolles. 43,209 671 Aggregate Vote In' and I,*ol. inn lb!lowing ia the table that altotill I.are a, irouipanied the Prebident's ilessagw Table Phoning the aggregate votes in the &atce named at the Pmaidential electiixts r.- pectively In I'CO and I 904: C.tilforula Connecticut Delaware.. lihnol, • • • Scut cky • . ..... Maryland ..... 24 1:nsac1tanni Michigan Minnesota— . Minccuri New lizumbire New3ersey.... New York Ohio ..... Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont.... ..... West kiritinis * Nearly. fEalimatnl The Strasburg Clock. • From tho Moravian. Thu priests and military halm retired, Red I am now gritting In a chair facing the gigantic clock—from the bottom to the top not less than one hundred feet, and about thirty feet wide and fifteen feet deep. Around me are many stran gers, waiting to see the working of this clock, as it straiten the hour of 11000. Every eye is upon the clock. It wants five minutes to twelve. The clock bps struek, and the people are gone, except a few whom the sexton or head nem, with a wand and sword, is conducting round the building. The clock has struck In tills way: The dial Is teems twenty feet from the floor, and on each side of which is a cherub or a little boy with a mallet, and over the dial is a small hell. The cherub on the left strikes the floe quarter, that on the right the second quarter. Some Ilfty feet above the dinl, in n large niche, is a huge tigure of Time 11 101 l in his left, a scythe •In his right lined. in front FIORiiS a Moire of a young mm with a mallet, who strikes the third mintier on the hell in the hand of Time, and then turns and glid.s, with a slow step, round behind Time; land then comes out an old man with n mallet . and plows himself in front. As the boor of twelve comes, the oirl man rrdses his mallet and deliberately strikes twelve thrive on the tall, that cehoes through the build ing; a , d Is heard all Wound thr,.,i t the region of the church. 'file chi matt ell,l rether. Time, and the young man tomes 'mend again. as the eh! man has struck twelve and disappeared, nnotherset of tnaeltinery Is pat in motion, some twenty feet higher 'still. It in tints: Them Is a high eres's with the inn- age of Christ The Instant twelve is stroe:„ war of the apostles walks out from tbiel, tomes in front, tures fattier the cross, lots, and on around to his place. As he does so another comes In front, turns, lowa, and passes in. So twelve apostlee, figure large a life, walk retied, bow, and pass on. - As the last appears, an enormous toek, perched on the pinnacle of the clock, slowly limps its swings, puts forth Ito neck, and crows three limits, to loud no to he heard outelde of the church for some (listener% and so natural as to be mistaken for a crock. Then all Is silent ns death. No, wonder tilts clock is the admiration of Europe. It was made in 1511 , and has performed these mechanical powers ever since, except about ilfty years, when It Flood for repairs. 7he President's Last, Shortest and Best Speech. ' On Thursday of last week two Indies from ' Tennessee came before the President, risking the rels ease of their husbands, held an prisoners of oar nt Johnson's Island. They were put off tan. II -Friday, when they came again, end were spin et off until Saturday. At each of the 'uter i :ewe one of the ladies urged that her husband woo a religions man, and on Sattmlny, when the President ordered the release of the prison he said to lids lady: "You say your husband lea re ligious man; tell him when yon meet hlm that I say I ant not much of a judge of religion, but that, In my ophilen, the religion that sets men to re- IA and tight against their Gavel: Went bemuse, or they think, that Government deals not soak eiently help sense men to eat their bread In the sweat of other men's facts, is not the sort of re- I gion upon which people can get to heaven:" We have given as o caption fur this paragraph the Preuipent's own opinion of Ills little spesxh. uhieh be considered his shortest and treat, s, well :Is latest. il . ow Congress Received the Message. The quiet attcniton.glyen to the remit ig of the frmident'a MesFage in the Home was brokru e lilt applause error the passage, ••Maryland Is secure to Liberty and Union (or ail the future." A laugh received the sly hit that on tha dis /inn Issue of Union or no Union the politicians Marc shown the Instinctive knowledge that there is no diverallyof purpose-mom:Me people. The :././pb.use was hearty and loud over th.i manly i-wage, "If the people should, by whatever mode or means, make Executive duty to rely!). -I eve such perscns, another and not I maiit be heir instrument to perform It." But the eon ...tiding words of the Message, "the war will Y/ere on the part of the tioverdinent whenever /Mall tu.ve versed on the ',let or those who it,./ w reeeiv e d by the l•aloit meml,ra with a detarmistrallon of true natisfsetlon that was fall or siglideennee. Ths Democrats sat ellen In their seats , leaving the Printed unpie_a .v. I lie Itc,N,b, ultire distributed hrn the readilgeormeneed, reopened on their Bush. 10 Tribune. • The Past-thlice. The (Mandel condition of the Dom-0171er Da i; artment is, at present, minds more favorable t tin it ever was before the war. From 1059 to . 41, the average annual receipts of the Depart r rut were • E 0,115, 2 ,2 02, and the average na -1 nal expenaltures were 4 1 14.4 ,4 1.1,X10 4-1, showing an average annual mule,' of extennlitnre over ”estr4ft of /5,7:10,7:35 02. From it/72 to 1561, the overage annual rreeipen were trr, and the expenditures $11.1191,70a :has reduelnß. , the average annual defleieney to e23,f;54 75. For the year coiling the. 30th Jane, 1601. the deficient.y amounted to only 4d, the-reronne being. $12,43.4,2.13 70, end the expenditures 812,0-14,7 . 00 20. Thus the PcPartment has become almokt sett-supporting. The receipts , of the year 1004 show a large d‘- r:Fli over the time piint to the outbreak of the' Rebellion. A • Remarkable Inettlialt. • A rather rem:n. l / 1 11,11; Incident occurred n Soy :innah. Early In the morning a small achooner, painted lead color, with .her sails set, was ills, mvered adrift In the river, *about a mile to the rear of the flagsaf-truce dent, and two trifles above Tort Palastd: The vessel was boarded from two steamer General Lyon, and found to be ahandonral. the proved to be a tlodkatle rustler from Nassau, with a cargo of 500 seem and twenty tierces of sugar, thme crates of crockery, and knumber of boxes or lemons and oranges. Subsequently It was ascertained that the schooner load pawed the month of the river, thtpercelved .hv the gunboats on blockade and by thy lookout at the fort; but on getting NI . to Colonel Dful ford's fleet wee deserted by her crew, on these'. a ition that the transports were a fleet of gun- A PLEAVXO I2tCIDISAT.—ThO Rei. Dr. Ken- Snit, who recently returned from an OYU! iisit to California, communicates the fotlowitrj droll "A poor little boy broughl thtlicetaitaryl'alr held at Marysville, a whitej.bleketi,• which was all be had to offer paling I[• illtjutsitnakc Enna bred) for a poor sick soldier. (a hltdecked his little offering with ribbon• . red, l *hito end blur,' but be bad no money twilit - e entrance fee, and Vas rejected at the door, tube pawed down the street, a gentleman sceitt iseress, listened to his story, gave him a tie nd'enut him in. The simplicity of the chin ad beauty of the offering, attracted went and the chicken was poi nand sold forfoor ired hollers in gold for the laabitittyComfelssion ; . RAtLEOAD Coasomorrion.:—,Tite contempla ted consolidation between the Indlompolistritts bug!' and Cleveland Railroad. Cosupany 441 in; diana Railroad Company, took place . at a Ink* stockholders' meeting at pnlon City on nip Will • ult. - The new company thus formed known as the Bellefontaine RalifoaLetuppapy, and um lino of road axtends from Bellefattaiste, Ohio to Indianapolis, Indiatue Via eakiba stock of the Indianapolis, Pittsburg% andMrd , Ind Company was P1,81'2,000; of this there bas 'Voted at said Meeting $1 , ,170,a00. The resiftsl ptoek of the Renefontaine and Indiana Campany wa54,500,000; of thiethere was Voted at said meeting $2,228,930. • A raw days ago Secretary Manton dismbtectl twenty clerks from the Quartermaster's -Depart ment, some on a charge of disloyalty and come for intense real in opposition to.Mr:/Jneein's cleetica. One of them came directly to Mr. Stanton and naked him If he considered a man disloyal because he favored tho election of Gen. McClellan. "By no mmeas," was the reply,"but when a young, man ra•Wves his salary from an Administration, and spends his evenings In da- Plottuchsg It in •the moat ofihnsive language, ho cannot complain If the-Administration chooses one of Its friends to take his place!. Title Is what I have done in your Mimi' • RoamsANSlitrhianmento.-;-Stojor Geauni Rpbeerani was tod a y stmrseded:hithe Dep-ut meat Idinsouni, by. Major .I:leder'', Dodgo;er lowa. .Ginerel Steel° In also: understood - to be ded bplitajon Genera' Reynolds. Clan: , REeecrma, it Is.saproacill williya at eltninanti t ..a,T r.3+o' v"to:-.:-.`sF'~:E,fvY`.-~...—''~` 01 . 710 E Or T Liar !fan, Un , 2444 AN ELECTIONDeere..., ma EAR TIIIIIT lOC • MIZ Et - FOPS of this Comp-my, to errs e during the ensulo yesr, 0111 I, held at thin tottitte on MONDAY, the.let/r aut., between the hours of tl a. m. and 1 p. m. de9ttOt SA :Jun, rtrA, Secretary. —The subscribers the stock Of the StIcOND NATIONAL BANK ;OF ALLEGHENY CITY, Pa., are requented to at tend mretfeg, to be held at John Home's Hall, (formerly Haste's) on FRIDAY, the 9th day of Pecciobe:, for the purpose of electing a Treasurer and paying in the litst,truitidlooent of subscription subscribed to said Ltnnk. des9-22 1800. 1C44. 119,840 44 110,01)0 77,243 911,6141 16,030 13.924 :419 2:5 272,143 2%:315 122,331 143,334 110,213 9 ;11,340 37 . 14 19 111.111 112,502 72.703 132 , 231 1 173 . 487 134.747 132, 4 13 34,799 42,554 1445 , 53 9 . 1 1 0,000 35,953 0!1,111 121,125 I]3,oBonso 675,1511 753:41444 442,441 470,745 14,410 114,410 470,44'3 572,097 19,931 22,187 42,4144' 55,811 43,195 33,474 155.180 148,513 VE ROOK 0/11.:COMPA:11-17. —A ooetl ug ~o f the Stockholders of the Duqueane yore - win be held et the warehouse Jerson . , No . iee Liberty I D .A l l . , t D te ee .d em an tr e r i d . it m. b. street, Pitt 1684, at it quested. SELUIINER, deBl.l Secretary. B;s7o,L*m 1 CLevemann k Prrrantranit R. IL CO.. (Mee of Secretory and Treaa.r, 4 Cleveland, Dee. 8, Mt r; TILE ANNUAL . MEETING Or THE r L STOCKIIOLDERS the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company of Will be. held t the et:ice of the Coolpaily, le theVellillll, on the tell DAY LIP JANUAR] ,180 at In o'clock a. m-, foe thy election of Directors; a l so to rote upon is pro. oaltion to lease that portion of the railroad known es the Tusnanswas Brooch, for a term of years; also to tote upon a proposition to purchase the half la te:est to the late Cleveland, Zaneaville & Cincin nati Railroad, (formerly known as the Akron Branch of the Cleveland Is Pittsburgh Railroad.) Also. whether to Increase - their Capital Stock un der the Acts otAprll 11th 1859, and April 9th, 19Mi. The Tranefeellooke will be closed on nodally,- the 16th Inatant. - E. ItOCKW.ELL, deCtil .. Farrlittotott. Nos - ember aeth, Mt. ..PLIFANE, TAKE NtYrICE THAT the Ono: rites-nog of the corporation to be lied "The Union Lubrie Oil C." sell; be held on IV EIiNEZIDA 1", December 215t, 0 ISM, at the ollice it lilim 5. Pethork, No..M Woad street, in the city of ?Maim rgh, at 3videlock p. to., for the purpoite of organiza t ion, adopt ion of By-Laws, election of inn pre, he., and for the purposes atithorizeilknel mote hith . txl”rly apecifital In an Act of the Geuerai As a. rnbly of the Commonwealth of Pennaylenia en titled "An Av. relating to corporations a for ' 3l. el:antral, Manufacturing. Mining afel Quarrying porpog.." approved the Lath ibii of July, 1961. no,lealtd W DI. 3 1ESSLEls, Treas., pre kn. „ M Nut. Kenn DANK or Prrrone GOll. Nov. 23, PE4. rav _. tiENEIIAL MEETIN OF TIIE STOCKIIOLDERS 01. Tills G BA.Nh. wl.l le held at the Booking 1101111 e. nu FRIDAY, the 2211 day of December nest. at ID o'clock n. nt., to consider and dealde w brther this Ilan& shall been MB an Assta - intlon for the !mimosa of Ranking, under t he lain. of Lhe United Statea, and whether It shall etercise the power conferred by the Art of the Le cisint tire of this Flat, entitled -* An net enabling it, flanks of this Commonwealth to become nos. clittion• for Dorking tinder the Laws of the United states," approved r— .. . 1 August, 186/ ; and to take any,further notion that May be neersaary. lty order of the Board of Giro:lora. neZ3lll,l " J. 0. fI. AIAIITIN, Cashier. 1110:. VITT WINK, Pittshur4i 1861.- t4O-1 10 .7ffETING OF ) I'll6 SI I OIIK. RIES of this Rank wills be held at Li.. Battling House, on TIitaLSDAY.', tho 2.1.1 day of Ilecerolier next, at 1t o'clock a. rix, to decide whether this Bank shall become an association for the purpose of Banking, under the laws of the United States, and whether It shall exercise the powers confertrd by the Act of the General AlISCM h'y of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, cal f led "An Art enabling the Hank) of this Coming. califs to become Associations for the purpose of , tank Ins, ender the laws of the (hilted States," ap proved the ?Ai day of August, 1864, and to take any hilt her action that may he expoillent. no=tii J. hIAiiOPI,IN, Cashier. trAILE PE ' arm' !I PITT 31 CO.—NOTICE OF ELEC. 11l W.—Subscribers to the stook of the Cherry Run h. Pitt Role Petroleum Co. two hereby not to at trod a meeting of the Stockholders of said Coca piny, which will be held on MONDAY, Deo. 19th; 1684, at a o'clock p. m., for the purpose. of organisa tion, election of President, Directom and other officers, at the offfee.of .1. T, STOCKDALB, No.? Duquesne Way. ULM/ hIcKELVY noXibtf rreshlr nt, pro . teen. . orgies UP tun ~..I.t.counar Attar A. o. CO.. I rat , hursc Nor Mt. I.Fr STOCK )401.1/hLll'Nemb MlE er ET1N17.—.4. eeting of the tocklder. of the Allegheny Vallomelet ey m H on ann( Co..S ho will ha held at the erce. of the Coctimay, to< Plititongh, oa Um 15th .4Deremher neat, at 11 o'clock, a. for the pur -I.oactor corathleting a contract with th Mahonlas nlnt Ftench Creek Rallroad Company, for the lean nod extenelon of the Allegheny Velley Railroad, ~nd to ratify or reject the ammo. Ey order of the Hoard, FELIX E. DRUMM,. cc= d Presideat. rze..l . kiptifivnit r. LIT E. & ffi. BOLLNAN, GERMANY, (7crmni ► MALLET 4. CO., Bantams.) The only Winegar awarded with a Prise Tted•l, AiAly exhibitors, at the International Eatilbl; two, I.ondon, and for sale by THE GREAT PURIFIER. lIEMAPANAKA. since the introduction of medicine, the origin of dilease has perhaps been the subject of more Nee nelentilic comodrattion by the most arned of the profession than any other concerned ith the laws of the Great Creator; not • few hare contended that all diseases hare their origin lathe stomach; other., the solids of the boil)" others again, And by far the greatest number, contend sod casco Unit the ni.non itself is the very fountain of fn—that if if lx-nimes impure, then disease lo Ito it orat forms—ticroftds, Cancer, ['teem, fte., Appear; :tool Indeed, experience In treating tins colas of dls. ors by rartfpny the blood and thereny effecting I heir mon , . It lOn And cure, prove this to be the 4 i met theory acting upon which theory, the med. Pine now knoore".. , 1161 Ar kli AKA, was composed and bnought nto ipractice, prolueing tire most grat ifying results. Ito nor soon exereiscs such A mastery over i ° t-CIiDEVI.A. ULCERATIONS, PIMPLES on TM! FACE, TETTER. SALT LIVER compLAINT., Los:: or APPETTTE, DYSPEPSIA, Itil El iiiIATISM, GEN ' EitAL DEBILITY, • • Ac., kn.. he. a., to Flap, from the time it is gest taken, enconr , egement to the patient, by making both seen and f it. the good It Is about to accomplish. It was t ought best to put it up in bottles at We. and 3t,ro rt , cic. many persons are disports] to fry no art'• l.— e but are often deterred at the ospease,—oo the here ran be made at n moderate outlaypand s..tioly the purchaser that the article' is, 0 - hat Is claimed foe It. to be. vir r' the greateist o raven orvga brought before the people. :it, licate Females Will end In It the Medicine they ut • 11. 1h At the publin may form some Idea of Its poem liar a curative merit...We subjoin a list of the princi pal rticles of which It In composed, with a short description of the uses and adaptation ot each, tot- ken from the hlgheilt au th ori ty known tormedical tclelean.• . • HONDURAS SARWARILLA fa lured with a beneficial effect In cases of ithehnta. Liam, Nerofulous• Affections, Cutanetatales. and other depraved conditions of health. T DANDELION is dirtilt;dture c, aud aperient, It has a irteclddi action upoolli eadting Iliohon languid', 10 oo,rotlon.• ;NM muoh weal In Germany In dtacaatia of tta;...aigrativn organs:. lODIDE POTASSICN. There ore I. dlsehoes In ;which Ithei nal proved' beneficial.; It I. nerd In Norofulonn AWeetidni:leith pent benefit; IL ben sloo been uord.ytitti lunch nun cora In trestment for IntlotnotaUtttryt ttio Eye.. It ' generally Increaser the . and Mesh.' .„ • • •:- 'eer' * ,' , li FLO EBS , • r Aet. Ord e torde, and 111011 - inYtgorMing 11 ,a tee of Nervous Debility. , , , • WINTER GREEN Ir j‘ :=ll..ll , valuable In eases of Scrofula anti 'CfI4MOMfLE FLOWft3 4 • • Ate atlenottigeouelr toted In CA*CI of Enfeebled Dl t i cao r a .i lg e t w il i t t e r : r atf i cally applicable to onesa . o cpk appetite. Iif£ZEREON nisi. I ft sots Illanrablins•ln alterative In CAtonlili.if fortlome, °blank • heumatlsm and obsDuate Di scasosof the • f • • • • , • • • r Tho balauce of tba formula Is withheld as n pro Witco. agnitml, fraud. • ' • ..For nabs by SIMON /O,EURITON, C0117:•.IIIIITIIF/i4D AND FOUNTIL STA., •• Plttsburgb, .iirAsb your Intelllgont, yelcien hle opinion Le abdre raclpa s, • - del:Galcod BryNEW --ARD.S . In tolen the stable ••• n We subscribe , 3 8 tetion, Pa. R.DAPPLE GRA . uotisg . oht galena heads hirh, about slawyears aldeinith Wage; one hind , from the knee dawn; a shade ghter than the other; both front boort creaked, • • a slight sere On the inside of:the right:tar; 14 reward of fifty dollars will be givell`for the reeovery of the borse, and seventy-Ore delarstoi hone and thief. ,• 41=3.7d S..SIMPSON, de2:IW Station. • PPICE OP TDEALLEGRENY AND fi PrITSDITEGII OIL COMPANY, hf0. , 11411"5. Fourth street—Tho Board efDlrectors have this dAy drelAredDlrldeiul di IY(0 PERVENT., clear of tax, for the month ig,.Mre,Mberi'plly•biCl OA pact alter the 15th 100 t: Troller 13001 es elated LCOO3 the 10th to the 16th last. • - ; wet s, LiaMittimlrer, Decetaks 19 34. • doily I. 1: BI- IC .4'o r E F. M. 13OLL3LAt7, WEST AIANCIMITRIL A pril 1 7.—"1".;411;n2 1 April te....-“Tempes,,,,,, April 11—"Foci end Fiction." Lilcgle Tleket• tome ), 93 Lecture 60 cents. Seeson Tickets fr 12 Lectures ' 00 'Holders of •ea on tickets can socure reserved . omits lint to loy . lectuit:whlcll the Dommlttee a deem odvisable to minge In that 7•61 . ., free of cost. After this, nil purchasers of single tickets will be charged lorenty.lire cent. este, .for secured seats. Scpeon Tlckcts for solo at the Library, or by any of the Committee, THIL. BAIL EWELLI Jit.,' ! W. D. EDWARD:9, • ---. • 1 MIAS., A. HIMUE, i JAS. J. DONNELL, ' 0. L. OALDWILIA IL R. 0. A_LIIREE, ' ALGERNON N. f,,, d. eat • Lectors imltee. rl' W.F.ll'll 1.1113 T OF APPLICATI O N S -, for selling iiiinors, filed In the Clerk'u 0 ce, up to Pee. 7, 1604. ' . .O. F. 111111er, Tileern, let A fent,' Pitt•burgh. Win. Dtirems. ,I, • " It. Flee: chicle, mthergooda, ' ,Fcler Gossett, . tavern, " • ' John Skater, ~ "' F. Shield/4 4 -, l ,ther goods, ' . " ;-, . Peter Dom, vern, . - JilNFlinl Plitsinugh , . .Chas. Dollstetter,' " • " • J, It. Lynn., ' . other goods, " Dennis Oehler:, , . 7 ,1,- ..• I o F. Clazzoln, teielm, ''' " . r 11 , Robert Love, . eating Mingle. II : Pot Williams, 'tavern, • site Ward,FlitsbUrill. tKitopson Ss 1111lowe, et* house, : nl ii , , Iliir ns li McNeill, at her gooliveth Ws,Pittablirgh! Jones W. Algoe, Imes, ii 711, Weed. FlGotdirith.; F. 4. Jularnion, - Bite ' i lig,ilttsbilegl. Lucas Zimmer, , train house .." ' I ; • nifttuel Dshle, - v . .cha ii i melt. tavern, . is AVonlotlliegheat. 4:6: nqe, ~2 hil IVeielle v! , i n r , il ic 1.0-ett, otnetgrods • • r,i; •• , : - 1 jrßetingoilitarn,_ . • Wm. WA, , ' Willis= •••se j Lf ; ern, , 114 Wartlikilighony. J•cob A,Kaid/hr, ' , . ,Dxwcoacevllle.! • if:!filX.M ' 1 41 . Tat Ufrmilniuml. i John Mayer; J" - 2 • WtskAmmluilts, : 'c'.' f ~ i • it • Ephraim Burnett, :I " . .. Lawrenceville. , . Tinrgarette Fox, • , "'.- , I. • Edward Nevlll, eatine-Lichne, Illimeheeter. ' Eliza Nesbitt, '"-• , Temper•4o67lllo. Chas. 0, Steven', :Mt% 'Franklin. e • - John LITI - J", • Lower St. Oluir. • : Archibald Nr„. Diliil4' • /ieLgr Cloddell, • lj . . - ileirtiß,,T. ta . g, -'',: \ ,", husgout, ,I " Roos. - -•• Ana °taping mitilic-hooser•tinion. sry 'Wilcox, tavern, ...... • " ;en McCormick, lii Versailles, . times Ward, j " The Court will meet on WevineidaT the teeth nay of December 186 i!111 LO o'cloolen. re. Itilmon• atm:nem:mu:a be flied on or.before that iley. decliold .......... •• W. A.. ll El l .ll(Fifilllork.L ...., — NTERiS TOOLS AT -Z6-1"ION. CARPE On TRIDAT EVENTNG, 9th host., • • Masoolo Aue ilt:n2Vl:lll;ck, F l'i giL b s e tr i c ° 4' at! . . _ . . . . ~. . , Wily In isittuns , / °sin aishear, settore °rosy: . Mi to. t - Will make it grow on Ithld Maeda. ,:--, ' • • . " Wlll sotto - re the No rail Seentlene. 7..: 4111. ='AVitt i i,unw::/(11' 14 g.. ; i Will preteroo the Orlgionl Color p i old age. • Will prevent - Mel-tots. frisarFalll or.. •.. . - Will cure hIS . Dhiehses of the Seolp,,. -.. ForOloby . - 8111103 '..TOLINiTO,Ir -•- • deo .. -.:, morsel , Szellhtleld AhOL - roltrth ascetic. ~ . . 4,2lrseit-TW Q setoir ER IlLtretl . ll: itaiirxr; the lispd street bridge. deTZt ..,max, -h:.~ +} F.txv~ 4 r.~x :.r-=as~ ' ~~ , .-.... .. ~~ . . _. . . 1%,:},V," LEA F I,.Nt. It. in 'ni_kdt I, ni :At;, 1 , expressly for family tb..o.' ~ '4O for sll l by Jr,t pound, by Jti() A. RENSIINW. T IN fSERW OOP'S TO3IATO KETco up %-) —lO dozen 1 °mato lietehup,qlllll.B and pin itod i'deeired and for sale by .I\O. A. RENSIIAW, Co•rner ded ^ Liberty dad Rao.; 5t.,,,t,,, t) RO U S E )5 - ELLING UE AM) LOT ON CARSON STREET, South Pitls4oroh, FOR :ALE. Apply to S. CUTIIREItT t‘ Si/N,,bt 9 Of 311r1. - et stiwt. . . ir A.M.) OIL , -10 WAIL No, 1 Winter; I 10 ° "2. do; low Inr.dir.g tram 91.0.9109 r Abeoo3. roe sole by delo ISATAIt DICKEY &OW .ill's ovsrEns, in cans- half cans, received fresh every morning, and for sale at the Family Grocery Store Of .TNO. A. RENSILAW. th 9 corner Liberty and Mind streets. .HACK EIIEL, put tip itk hermet sealed cans, ver tine; also, fresh and spiced Salmon,ically In cans Lobster, Ste , for sale at the amity Citocery Store of .TNO. A. RENSHAW, earner Liberty and linntl street*. WESTMORELAND COUNT FARM FOR SALE-142 acres, eighteen miles from godly, near laturrayartile; &lures In cultivation, malnder Choice timber, principally 'oak; well watered. la on the northern fork of Tuttle Creek. ^wo etreams of water now' through It. Dwelling holm, etc. For price and terms apply to dee 'S. UUTHINNIIT lc SUNS, rd Market at. OR BALE. DWELLING IN SEWICKLEY Early passel/don can giriin Of a very desirable Dive!ling House, with three to four acres of highly Improved ground, in a good neighborhood. Churches and Schools convenient. ' Two hundred yards from Edneirorth Station, on the I'. F. R. & C. It. E. 59 Fourth . strret, (Burko's Building.) HENRY G. HALE a; CO., 3lei.e kt. 7L'abi lorg , N. W. tor. Penn S St. Clair Streets, d 9 FOR SALE PENS STREET PROPEIZTY A Ott STORY BRICK. NOUSE: on Penn St., near Adams, now occupied or A Drug Store ■nd Dwelling, In of erild FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS Broker and Insurance Agent, No. 50 Fourth Wee ,W HITE, 0111{. A; CO., No.. 25 Fifth Street, Offer for sole a latge !dock of CLOTH, SILK & VELVET CLOAKS At mewonable prlCes I SWAY The mon accepthbli ChrieLmns Gin 4. a XL Porto. Our new stock others the gre‘test inducements t e Batista tor) choice, comprising, as it does My . Pianos of the Celebrated Steinway 3lak As irell an All other Brit clan makers. Every taste and every wane may 13C. be IIIMOIL Each Plan* wanantod for alght years. 8. KLEBIER & Sole Aients for Sti•lawayla Pianos, deOat No. 12.1 WOOD STREET. A STRANGE STORY. - A STRAM E STORY A SIRANGE S TORY. BEADLE:. NEW DIME SERIES. BEADLE'S NEW DIME SERIIN. BEADLE'S NEW DIME SERIES. LARGE OCTAVO FORM—DOUBLE COL trams. LARGE OLT.. VO FORM—DOUBLE GOL CUNT. TILE MARKED • THE MARRED BULLET. THE MARKED BULLET TUE BURRED BULLET.. A Tekle of the early•Ohlo Settlement.. A Ta:o of the early Ohio Settlements. One of the most ceptlentlneboot.sof the dil , t b the lint Issue of Beane'. new Dime Octavo Se es, el.: . THE MARKED BULLET, • A Romance of the Settlements, as hall of mystery as Buiwerts celebrated ' , Strange Story" itself; and so refreshing In ltsdelineatlonotbackwoods life as to render it enjoyable ha every line. told generally by newatlealers, or sent, post-pald, m receipt of price—TEAT IJEDirli. Address BEADLE 5 00., Publisheis, dcaattlawr No.llB IV/Blast 81.., New York. TOIING MEN'S MERCANTILE • ItEARY. • The Lecture Committee take pleasure In pre wnting the following list of LectuirJe engaged - for the ensuing seeson, MS and i 965: INDid4 ANNIE E. DICK INGOT. December 14—"1t Pie. for Leber." Deem ber la—" The Meaning Of the Election." GEORGE VANDENIEOFF. becember 1 7 —"ReadIngs from henry IV, and the inguldsby LeerniL" January 4— , Chet on Irish Puns," ice. GEO. VANDENIIOFF AND WIFE. Deeember li—"Rendings from Sherlden's Comedy r (toe &e. BAYARD TAYLOR: January 20—"Ciurselres end our Relations." TIIEODORE TILTON. —"The State of the Country." Res. 'J. S. C. ATIROTT. January al—"Gar War and Gen. Grant." l'ebruery 2—"}}hues and her Emperor." • JOIN F. vorour. One Chad eameitielos roofs.: T. A. MiOrthi;LAND, tEJUVL;NATOR, FOR 6ii * IENNSYLV:\.M.k. CAPITAL STOCK : : $450,000 Working Capital, ::3,20,000 This Company Is based on the following pwaper ty, I. The retire Working Interest In a I.eaae— ki.own an the "STINER LEASE"—for 25 years on acre. of land on the Story horns—the property td the Columbia Oil Company. On this Lease the Company Ow. A. One well pumping from 60 4 -I,ll bbia. per day. H. One well pumping from t5q33 MIS. per day. C. One well commenced, and going down with fair prospects of success. D. Ample room for three or four more wells, to. v ther with three complete 'Englnes i, thrca meta of S t il bU pertiend ' enits T A : t l ifite T ard Oni ks , i:l c e etc! lnith , Shop, The land fronts on OH Creek,' immediately oppo site the Maple Shade, Jersey and Coquette Wells, the creek only separating It from said wells. The Columbia On Company receives. one-half of the oil obtained en-this Irate as Royalty. 2. EIGHTY ACRES f va n l uable land, known a. the "PEARSON' Plutai, ,, o Cherry Tree Run, to fee sample. This property In located of a mils from the Story. Farm, and the. same distance from the pi. McClintock and Hyde and Egbert Earn* and runs parallel with them. Cherry Tree Hun runs through thislarm, and the whole of the lend on each side of the Run being good and available boring territory, make. this...property very valua ble. The valley'in which this farm is located I. now consWered by,praelieril oil men 05 the most promising territory, and there are now from IC* to 150 wells being bored on this farm. Although the present receipts of oil from the two producing wells enables the Company to pay a re munerative dividend on the whole capital stock from the very atart, a working capital of 11.2np00 will be reserved as a contlegent fund. Judicious capitallsta will at once apprealate tholeducements which thin stock offers for inreaLment, and xecog titre the feature . s of this company, distinguishing it from many other...based OD a number of divided emit small Interests which they cannot control sutUalciat ly for the benefit of the atockholders. 8. S. BRYAN, fkapkll of atiblireipt lett are now Open at the offices of PITTSBURGH!. diOrttd No. 4 Rand !street. SREATEST STORY OF MODERN There is now In course of publication In th vhnons of the NEW YORK WEEKLY, An original and thrilling 'romance, entitled, S. S. lIRYAN . 14 4yrirt., the Jewess; OR, THE MAGICIAN OE TREK From the pen of the renowned romancer, Whoer powerful run:inners, ' , Tun SILVER Slur" and STIS-DAUGHTEP..3 PO4T/ON," 110 elec. tatted the rending world w hlle running through the columns of ' TILE NEW YORK WEEKLY, unlversrilly admit led to be the moat perfect family titciary Journal In the world. We do not hesitate to sny that "SYRIA. TILE II WESS," Thee ItEATE.'ST fiTORY 01' 3101!. 11211}5! Its plot Is so complicated and thrilling as to hold the testier spell-bound, rind It is worked up with a skill And power- which is absolutely wonderful. Nobody COO Arise from the perusal of this great story without feeling that it ions the work of no common mind, not thout re7r; etting. that It 'caned an soon. Everybod wi y ahoulii read it, for while It is undoubtedly sensational, it is at the same time strictly moral to tone and in the lesion which It teaches. The . N4As 'lots Wrak — tx is also publlshin3 MRS. MARY 3. HOLMES' GREAT STORY, MILT PRIDE; or, PURIFIED B 1 SUFFERING Agent New Yong Wregiy rotor es Statesse News Agent throughout the United awl Canadss. dealt MUSKM . GUM PETROLEUM COMPANY Morgan County, Ohio. S 2 Acres in Fee on ' Oil-Spring's Run, Tbree mllra above Mcfkkanellsaille. • orporated under the laws of Peansylraoia CAPITAL STOCK $500,000. 0,000 Shan't at fi Per Share, Full Paid Working Capital rererved for development T.t,ooto hnreo, the utmcription price for which leg 3 per hart—tot liable to further rtederkment. GEORGE W. 'CASS,. Esq I, C(1: LT RV TrzY.WITYC ELI LEECH, Jr Gen. W. CAS A, Pre,oldent of P., Ft. W... 4. C. H. .1. D. Citithrk., W. linanler, Jon. Iliehardr, -.. Benj. linkmen, Frank Halm, 1 - D. 2'. McKee, A. J. Hagan, B. T. Leech, Jr.- TEE COIIPA.Dir OFFERS AO Shares of the due Reaerred•Ytork 11 , ;,;TRIZI Books' ,of Subscription. Arc now-'open otthootrico of S. p. BRYAN, 59 Fourth kt., • *here Prospectus! and Map of the Oompanra rty ear, be fern.- deddr Tim UNDERSIGNED HAVE PAIS J.-mAr torten! ir Coquirtnerahlplor Abe trades& do 41 or it General (lourndarlort and Zdenhandlie Ilrekerage bualnesa. • - -lunar/ C. pprzNaart .117 O. PRY • rillabd LikTiNecrrr: • rydr, Not.;? t, • Llrpnicarr„ Fur al co,. -fizumhslortffirrthantit Illmbandin Bropra, Poston In REFINED ANT) CRUDE OLI)* and' OIL STOCKS. Oil bunt& and sold for Eastern • and Western Markets. • • Especial attention even -to eonsigiunenta of Crude Ott.- - faYOIDce, __- t2.l.rnter STEEET, Ninth* Co.'it.Warebouso,) Pittaburgh, nonaw DIVIDEND NOTICE.. , • Fociit NnTredi.tt. it , sc or Priventanti, L _ Pittsburgh, November leth,..tent4 ne President and Directors tlf thin - lftnicy a r gest/tying the suroins fund required by act of:Con- Mee, entitled an net to "provide a National Cur rency," approved Juno MOB/norm also roc/defog an additional inuplus fund. hare' this day doolarcd a Dividend out of tbe_prolita of thelnat ele tionths of THIRTEEN DOLLARS' PER.' SHADE, See of United States tan, payable ferthivith: S.M.:HERRON% Onsbler. 1 - 4 , A.r . 4 DEL h.vvr, OIL Bnornn AND bEALZII fit Petroleum and its: Products, STOICKS, OIL LANDS‹ INSITILANOE STOCKS Sca. ,bas on hand ARl•gbeny, Inausnnee, Union, Ilbelc,Duck Crock-National. and various *them' °Moo, Nog, nIIANOOO.IL and 19 rawzm STREET, POlabuorh. • dr' , . niviDtx.D.- T he President atiti'D4nct.; DIVIDE ors of tba -Birmingham Cos Company, hare this dap declared a Dividend of FOUR 'its pkar,, , CENT, for the last sin months,- Enable =foil af-.. ter the 16th of December, at the Banklistifettifeoc Robinson, McClean & Co., No. ,ls Fattrth street,. L . .• , ombi w . • .D. ROBIiMiT, Secretary,- TII n.: _FOURTH r. .'WARD BCIIOOI, or ALLEGRENT - OITT, nine . tioties to . - holders of eertlfleates-Jusueel bribe Boma? Coen- ' entsaleaters of the sold Ward,that. Cie allmq must be presented fo rinniecUatlan,tothe Bounty Beside, con=lir b efO r e- theSalie . DeeembeT,l6l6l an attsrttett time. no more Bonds.will be limited. Persons hots lal*Ncr'it ;l e = I' 4 l l the .rilZd them n ati l je I n7o ., j ii" Canal stre4 three doers below Chotnut, el to es.` BARKER, No:la Anderson street.- de/atflats • bush:__tllDlLT.E. Chestnuts: svanss -,... •': 'r:, - - -- - 10) , , “ White Ikanss ~. :.• ` ;-- • .'• lwo doten fifth rt ._ 4 _ , 8 1 :10 Tha. beg% Ha ti ". ' .• to Lb's. choice pl .es- Now readying mad tor IWO br - aiDur.r., OIL COMPANY. 150,00 SHARES, AT s3t 7 6 10EGANSTERN 6. BRO.; I !orner of Wood and Fifth etreete lIEIVRY ROSENBACII LOUIS LEON, OIL SPRING utitnE-roaa DR r GOODS: 1 7,'611 GREAT CLEARANCE SALE $150,000 WORTH OF Fall and Whiter DRY GOODS! J. W. BARKER & CO.'S, Jro. 59 Jllarket filrret. BEAT REDUCTIONS WILL BE UDE IN TUE PRICES OF SILKS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, DRESS. GOODS, MEN'S WEAR, BOYS• WEAR; And CTery article adapted to the present zeaacat CAD'asait:9 3UE,ox-cs7wstasitas Will find this a rue oppotiunity rOR REPLENISHING THEIR STOCKS %LE LEAGUE GOODS. MEMO VESTS AND DRAWEE" FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ALL WOOLENIESTti AND IiAAWERS, FOR GENTS. NEGLIGEE OE lIIITELING SEWS. WOOLEN 11.05SIERY A' LARGE ASSORT3LENT . . . . . - OR ALL THE DESIRABLE STYLES, • in Plata and - Panay 1. Shaker. !Exalt Iliad 'Merino Ronk.. BUCKSKIN' GLOVES AND GAUNLETS,. ittasox NEON TIES and SUSPENDERS. LONGSBILE 01BGILIM UMBRELLA . WOOLEN KNITTING YARNS, In all liolcies and BALMORAL SKR:ITS, superior In styles 'sad durability to those imported. 1 • • • ORNAMENTS AND • TRIMMINGS 'Mr Cloak, and linasea Rich Sash and Bonnet Ribbons. SILK AND LEATHER BELTS, - LATEST' sTY.LIES; NEW STYLES SIDE -AND BACK COMBS, IVORY BREAST PINS • AND , EAR DROPS, POOKER . BOOKS AND TRAVELING BAGS, PLULADELPILLA MADE PEARL BU T AMERICAN" CORSETS, WHITE AND COLORED. HAIR ROLLS AND CRENEILLE NETS, AMERICAN'. ZEPHYR HAND: MADE iIOODS,T A AT 45, SHAWLS, SACCLUES, SON TAGS am' GAITEMS. • no foregoing articles are of AMERICAN MN TG'ACTIIIIE, sod Were purchased directly from the Makers or their Agents, and will compare fit, zfraly taalitgr ai aist u yp rc , . : keria• .13 - NDINGS and PINS , inany:other ' SAlALl WARY-S. Just reeefirsl, a •Ittautlty. of A.metimin hIERINO and IVhito COTTON HOSE' :imolai attention will hereafter be given to our assortment of HOME MADE ARTICLES. EATON, MACRON 'fr.loo., nektf " FABIIIONA.B,LE CLOAKS. Circulars, Basques. Obildren's Cloaks,' • •-• ; Poplins, Plaids. • - • • 36.•622.0 3 r =Proms Q'oo[3q. ' A. BATES, 21 Fifth Syeet, a. It and 19 Flfth StreeL FoR COLD WEATH.Ett. We have a full elOCh of TOri heavy, . . TATERSIIIRTS AND DRAWERS: 4,17:114%.2:Pge .tighter vedeb!...htutif , OgrediilAfMtv CIRLDREN we have Just : : MertnetDratvers'anct rests; Of the best quality, In every !lee, - GLOVES, • The largvat and Hoed stock we have ever had' uit metz l vg. „4 /41Llige g ee : E d a l s tri k yfuottecalnt. Scarfs, Balmoral Shlrtaace. • Mlit.ial.efEEms.AjlEpr /51.110/24 Ot the veki newest style,, and - choice patterns, JOWPR goium 8: CO:, •„„, . .„ T YA1. 11) . 13 S U , SSET ST. kEt: cANTOX' • • isc: :. • - .1•311401- While J/141'N B:kr tooluiE PRICER, j A.7* mom W D ErrkENr• ItmiSarr . . _ I)111 - GOODS BARGIINS ! GOODS BOITtlliT AT Present Panic Prices 17 HAMM GLYDE, No. 78 MARKET STREET, PittsburgtO • . . Tt%streak. sad Rotel! Dealers la , l . • • , . TRIMMINGS, EMI3ROIDERIES: •,;. zrossizaivir, RIBBONS, Ruscass, Furnishing Goods and Notions, •• . , Balmoral and Haan Skirts; Saratmo, Sesser seal Tureen Hata; Blue OM` Kn it Tmln nteal Shawls; Nutrias, Sontam Wiltstli, Sleeves, l (loans, Cuffs; Linea, Lawn • and Dab Handkerchiefs. Ileni-Dresses,.Netn Steel awl gill •Belt-Hackles; kkesif Istossilis 164. - ProsiiitdC tu...r.cta, to. . . .. We aShr theafiare : and 121312y - othar sulfsibaiiiti line, at very moderate - prices, and, wo walltit . • , Wholesale and.. Retail PurchaserAi TO EXAMINE °VI:LETOOr( . • W 1116134111 b•• found large and attnotiti NEW GOODE% J. M. BURCHFIELD'S. FRENCIi mmurzos, EXPRESS oLcrra, MISR POPLINS, BLACK ABB FANG! SILKB. SSIBIERES. M amt Bop. GREY TWU.LED FL E A c 1 ELs, BLUE WHITE ”, WHITESTIAXER REAL WELCII SAT/NETTS AND TWEEDS , G A oo l mo i =o o tt p ta i lt . of ciet7 dentiptloo of mar Northeast. Comer Fourth and Narket Streets. ncour SPECI.I.L XOTICES. THE' CONFENBIONN AND EtPIR. RIENOE DE AN INVALID, pubtme4 for the benefltrAl 11.• warning and °anti= to young men wb softer from Nervous Debility, ere. mature Decay of Manhood, 00,m . ..3i/dying, at the IMO tinia, Me mans of self nor, by one who bor.. cured himself alter beingpot tei great expense and Injury through medical laureling and quackery. By mieloainga post-paid addressed envelope, ile gte copies maybe had of the author. • • NATHANIEL MAI:FAIR, Eget, • de '` Bedford, Kluge county, N; y. - tur-LAKE turznios - Copper Mill and Smelting Work!, prrrsuunGx. PARK. M'CURDY & CO., . • blanufact urcrs of SHEA.THINO, BitAitEßS' BOLT . COPPER, PRESSED COPPER 110 T. TOSS, RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, SPALTER. SOLDhlt. Also importers nod dusters!, MET.ALS, TIN PLANSREET hc. Coustantlyon hand, - . INNERS , ALICIUNbII4 suit TOOLS. Wli iehouse, N 0.14) FIRST and 120SESI. OND, STIKEETs, Pittsburgh. Spegial. chiral of Copper cUt to any ileslted patters!, •-• • . _ • :NED:VOHS NumEssig's? OP. 0.-nn-P• HMI SEXIIN.-4. reverend gentleman WI leg been restoredlo health In ■ few days; alter tut dergoing the usu a l routine and irregular expensive • mode of treatment without success, considersf It Ids sacred duty to communicate to his adinded fellow . creatures the Means of cure. Hence, on the receipt of en'addressed envelope, he will iond,'"deopy of the preactipUon us • .Direct in lit. JOHN, AL HnbINA/4fildEtatedi treet Y mmldriiwT • PITTSBIIR4III MAW AMASON 'HUBBARDS & LONG, .wAavrac4pazitsor- PATENT GROILTNE..CIECULAN44,.. sews-or Warranted CAST S TEEL f seription. 81111, Mulay, Cross Cut, Gang,•ipi other varieties. • • • -.• • .•- • .• • • - -.• All Aladin( ICEMIII anitspn ,S 'mid, Sheet Cast Steel • Extra Fielord BEA.PW•qiir - - •AGP - Warehauso and Works, Conger WATZ ad . 1 SittlitT STREETS, Pittsburgh.. , = • Particular attention given to EetoothtniU ,, :lorso.l Jiang and Straightening Circular SAWS) , a re. pairs of ail kinds. pruichlng and .Drilling•dins reasonable rates. ' • ••• • INIM., MAILNIIIII..y.„ & cp., . Bigler Makers &Sheetdrea Worketi; il . ~.. - Noi. 20, E. 21 and nil TEMUSTEEET; withiNSedwed II starSe 74, and Bun!abed '..j-I the most itapitwati tom. , • ry, we aro _ - "-. - 7 . e<l to manufacture every deaerfrition Of BO t f , 4 . : i •In the - best manaer; and warranted-legman i- * -'. "made in•the` ecruntm. CHIMNEYS; Bit t- 2 . 7 .FIRE. STEAM : P/P.MS LOOOM •: IiOLLERS, I JaNDENSEEN,_,SAXT • R - .TANKS, OIL STILLS 'AGITATOR-% a TLING P.ANS,j BOILER LEON, !BRIM SUGAR PAMS.and aole manufacturers Of BILL'S' PATENT -BOIT:FRI • -Rpthlag dung. on the shorted nidier..... -- , . , ' - • datitit tgli: .noniN ON,, REA Air CO., 'KElecessoM to Hoonteo:s, Mims & anu.ssui,) W,^ashlngton {Yorke, FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, Prreeronsoz.-. a tat iourse r t .. .w a rII.IIO L A A T ST AN I N fo NEMOIMI GEAO.NG, SHAITING, CAST. MOS of all descriptions, 111 L TANKS &STILLS. BOILER AND suEm MOM WOU.K. /0-AgeststoitalTEAßLeS ENIVIT JIC:EaTt.' OIL, for feeding; boilers. • 41E0tIOr. - REELED...J. P. 11044.1,311 t LA BELLE STEEL WORKS. . . - • .R.maTER & Co. . . •••,. • _ancuwn to E.CITZTWHARTIILAN is.C5l9 1.7,40:4171:1! ST .8 TEEL; RPRINIV:I LEs, OROWBARS, Zee: . 61 , 114 7q 3, ' Alas Works; FIRST WARD, Ogice addreu, P/TTSRURGII: - DIMS:ASKS OF Y- SESIINAL, VIII TAT. 'NERYOIIII NAR LA.ND SEXUAL. SYSTEILLS--aow and reliable troatmeat,ht ,porta of the Howard Association. Sent by: wan la '• *ce gt tt f e Tltrlsl. J. SKILLET Utctrioxßowsm L. Asetkintion, No; 3 &nab IS'lnth street, Paws. mar lollll COVIIMAN dt. rgr SRO, Iltouto , Suers of IRON VAULTS AND VAULT iitx)res,_itriox RAILING. . Anzmovrostrr. ODERS, wuiDow GUARD. Nos. Wood WWI 66 THIRD STREET, between And Narks; have on basal a variety. of sew pattern; 'fenny sad plain, saleable for all parposes: ,• ,„ Sao Particular atention paid ostelotilATOruore • Lola. Jobblrigdono at short noUto. airs , .. , 11. HOLIDGe de DONS, beamXsOlg-,2 EIGN AND DOMESTIO BMUS P Elt,:i CHANGE, CPJITIVICATXI -OP D _M.,..• BAlex,-No AND SPECI E ttI'REtT ' PStUbtltgh Pa. .: , No. VI .1 1 IABANC - 1 -Sir Oolleetltute male on all the plizielpal untie ', throughout the toned States. , -..- FOR.WARM:I - , AND'COMMILYgION{MEfIOu and wholesale denier In ()DEESE, BUitiptA.,. WDSEEDS, PISA and produce general% STREET rinaburah' - not% G EAT MITT/Oat Eureka Oift 1143oe1tt1cin, of ric and elegant Terrehj, liieiOns' t riir Glirsintings, hingrarpgs, *sl uedet ibiSockoacpci. • DISTRIBUTION It Wade in the following male , Cortina:des, narrow each striae and ill eager ate placed to SEALED ENVELOPES, which Mt Will mixed. One of these ettreiories will be ered at our office, or sent by wati to any &Eidson without regard tortoise, aa receipt off am& For ONE DOLLAR we wilt send b a s or ens pram the artful. named on the Certi Ode drawn, or alit ertAcnge for any atAcr article pi our lid, Nom , ; Matiresailsfaction guaranteed in 0I A Very Tamable articierany be obtained fop the nominal Swim of ONE DOLLAR, whieh need not s be paid mill it is karma what hu been drawn add Sd-Five waled envelopes for St. - Eine; for Send for Eirctilar. ' Ageata wanted. GOODWIN, METE & CO., 195 and 197 troadiray;Nciwirar_ • • All letleniidioult be addrea'acl Co4fiirll9, Par : . Q:'~BINiT~B, T~ . •~ PRESSES FOR ALE - • one Anen.uf PATENT , rnwssiastot. =sal One.'PAYLOII, CYLINDER, tied litxdOiviticae, One TAYLOR DOUBLEYLINDEIM-bed,§7o: at inches; all butplod warkingtordet. . Will be void at o -IDriquita qr - AZRYTE, Itittabu ('RAPES! GRAPES!---40 boxc %...solsisaal Catawba Qrnpea, at so oentsvos it choke article, put up far farally.wai,NTT:7 e 4 and!. by 01fLP ( c It dIIA , a . • Art Liberit AT*, 74%, I==3E
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