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rIIBLIERED BY -
TUB WIRTH ITBLISEI3I issoainott
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ll, 1805.
THE AVPROACEING DRAFT, ,
Thera is no department of the Govern
ment that seems to us so much in. need of
improiement as that of the ProvcistMaralial
General. The orders issuing (rum that office
arc often hard to understand; sad they are
so often countermanded, reversed and ex-
Plainattglai 11:km14004a iiwiisr lies 'mi.
half suftlelentlkill to unravel them.
Just, the reverse of this should be the case;
The department. having charge of the draft
should make its orders clear, explicit and
colinsuletetoodiana all tliti details of its
modes of operation should be ;sharply de
---- fined. A draftisilwaystmpopuLtr • and the
way to , intensify its unpopularity Is to in
troduee - d0n04. - _,amd,nneertsinty into the,
szethod;of carrying it into effect
• / 4 'fre,_.o. lls g sal? for -800,000 men was
'm add ; tlei call staid,. to supply_ the dell
' tiencles left under previous walk The pray. r
tamtkoperstion °tibia is to th?ovr the bur
- den of Tilling the now upon the loyal
••• ,Illstricts of the country. The disloyal per-
Itlottspf Pennsylvania failed to till previous
demands upon them; and the loyal portions
joust now'rnake good their default.
,Thia Is bad enough, and hard enough for
- Abe loyal peoploto -bear; but just as thei
ire settling down . into the doienidziation
grin andbear it; here comes General FRY
with : iiiidditional order that no . district
shall have any credits for men furnished
' piior to Dec. 10, 18Ctii And so the fit is
In the fire. -
Vasty districts, in this county furnished
Mine thin` thdir share under - the call for
4500,000 men, and Some of these have been
steadily furnishing men since under the
•consiction that every man furnished by
- them would count on future drafts._ But no,-
Gen. Fla - Sara that no man furnished prior
to December 10th shall count, no matter
haw mucli in excess of previous Calls the
numbers so furnishedmay to. ' ' • '
What is the nse, then, people will ask, of
being lojal t :..What inducement is there to
be Patriotic, and to put iri volunteer-al Where
la the faith of the Government, pledged thit
men so furnished should want L
The reason
.giveit for this ruling is that
800,000 men mint be put in the army under
this - Very goo& Then every man
ftunished since the previous `call, by dig
. trjeta which honestly met all demands on
theta' cusilei that: call, is jinn so - much to
wards filling the number ' under the sew
. call, and there is no •justice in excluding
them. The government has' got the Men,
and those who furnished them should have
,duo credit for theist. .-
The people, we fear, Will cry out against
- ; tibia thing Of taking snap; jedgMent on, the
districts that have Peen furnishing snet- for
three months prier to DecembertOth: 2.4 n
. step conldhsvc„done so much tow:anis par
alyzing the patriotic men of the country.as
Gila liut order of GM FRY. "
The burden of this draft should fall, not
upon the loyal, but upon the disloyal,
districts of the country. , Those dis•
tails whack have furnished their shire;
and Anore, should: he 611.01 Ted all the
- adwitagestof what they have done. Arid
tboreyrrhich tcre behind, should be.. compel- ,
led toteakr good their own deficit. let the
• Plow fall uPcn the guilty, not upon the In.
croact. PIiENtICE.
will be remembered that Pamt-nerf was
lately`'provided bribe President with a
pass- 10 go South to save , his son' who
was. nailer Sentence of death 'within rthe
rebel lines for, murder. • - Since his return
from-Richmond, it seems, he has had lan.
once • enough with Mr. LEITCOLN to 1111103
- gm ' to recall Lient. dor. JACOBS; Rilo was
isshort time ago banished to the Confeder
acy for Its treasonable •practices. Ahnost
as soon,..howerer, as this had been aCctim
• plished, our forces in 117eatueky captured
some rebehcorrespondence, among
-which Is
a letter, 11•0131 queptrniswan,a,Relaci
gressman from that State, who states that
Pt:sailer; while In gate the
ItebelS all the aidanacomfort in his power;,
spoke of the strong_ sympathy felt is the
North for the rebel cause ; and assured the
Deoris' dynasty that if a rebel -army were
sent north the people would rise up and hall
them as deliverers from the oppresrlons of
lascom's tyranny:
Are forts Lafayette and Warren fell, that
aro place is assigned in one of them for this
~,double.4lyedtraitor f
yENTVCICT.
ter a sign Of progreas In •Ken,,uchn
when Gov. BruarrsrrE la brought to re ;
=intend inthistipation ta the Legislatito.
• I,oi,e,l:ceommends only, "eradutti einatv ,
.ciptttlao,'!and the deportation of the elves;
bat the days, 'of/retinal emancipOlO'n ire
tssltt4;: ontantdriatien is decreed .. in that
write, at all, it :will be • ireinediattiiiiits:ef
ht 311.• ' • '
the plan Premed P.T the tram c9Prcn
• toly held ie Frankfort, appears to Mt
them.. ; •otive: Ifilalinply to repeal tho
- State; That*Ouldletiso
slayer; teilhont antfootholdi and, its death
i s iould be `oiartain._. l'ho State Constitution
ftsth*** l. ., pittion — "*itheek the i4tieitt
:Ot the
.orgtm7 l .litit - ris Mist plan does not
einaneiPation does not
eMidrif poratitutlcinal pn:hibition, and
it' may, therefore, hi adopted:without rid.
lenho-hi any one's, Constitutional scmplie.
fit& adoption would kiFl shiStry as dead ma
, ,
jrp - FenOrt FFLOCII Altb ENOLA t IIi TO.
wan:smog Urtort.—The Paris correspon
, . -
Witt ef the' London Post; wriUng.. - On: the
; Jaya; .relations of the French
GOrarnlnertt with that of the United States
resemble rely much those of crest Britain.
• Franca hart not giren. satisfaetiOn .cither to
.
• the North :or tho Sonth. In all instances
Franice. brut listened to the representations
'01„ American agents With, courtesy, and, as
in the castiof tha vessels. that were bttilt in
• French ports for the obsorred the.
Bitictest nentrality, The Emperor, too, has
offercd, it be remembered, to bring
'shout a emir - Osiers ot:..bestilities. The
Istorth, howoM, must know that tho
lathy of France is with the South, and
'sherd fingers tsbont the minds of the . Nur
, thorn men a conviction that boas France and
Xngiand Sarre to recognize the South. = The
ilrstationt. theiefore, between. Tarts • and
.Washington oannot: be cordial.' They ore
rather like th at of two, persotus who do "not
-- desire to quarrel with -each other. air. Lin
' -"vein's foreign attire p,sragraph will not ha
_prove this reciprocal attitude," •
Tme - New, No* County - Committee On
,Voltuttecting Intro 'resolved to tontine: the
;idd bounties, namely:-ssoo.to : the-rebut
toer, and $5O hand- money for three years'
7.IDeN, s2oo.to.the . .volunteer t end sio hand
- - /nrsamy for two yeare'unien,k $lOO to. tho vol.
Alottetsr." - and. -- 4 2 0: band money for,one year
vutet, - es beroteforc..;,,Thalsej who have the
lxsatterin band, ston,ba.think the , quota of
:44. 0113 4i* Pedilvituite 6 ±4.. 4
Pollee - . :Oomisiissioneva
say 'Li their ininal-reptirt - ' 3l Probribly ltt
-
no city in the civilized world, not the thes•
tro of actual war, is human life 4 0 ,./b3htlf
prbsed and subjected to as great bawls
from violence as in New York and Brook
lyn." Tills is a very airolflcant admistion.
One reason assigned is the laxity of thn
EM==
b -
The American -Navy.
I / raise of anything American, from the 1
Lendon TOrtra„la praise indeed; and it gives
• •
very warm praise to our Navy. In Mint.
nienting' on . the report of the &dietary of
the Nisi , ie says:
kr.-Gldeon Welles; the •Beeretary of the'Terlf'
eral Navy, is:undoubtedly entitled to claim credit.
for the exertions of his department, during the
great Tien war. He falls into tile exaggeration
ebarneteristle of his , countrymen whoa heas•
tribes to. the. American marine achlevereents
without parallel or Trecedtot In any nary tom.
tory; for good admirals have lived beforeFams
gut, though tbeydid not go into battle with iron
clad., and great naval expeditions haveheen en.
dertaken, though the means were adapted to the
lage and occasion.' Bat if we look Impartially at
the work which devolved, suddenly upon- the
Atneriean admiralty tour years ago, at the re.'
sources which then existed for Its performance, '
and at the mariner in which it has been actually
performedove mast admit that the tone of gem-
Matlon•periading the Secretary's report In by no
ineares without justification._
lathe month of Mareb,lB6l, when Ifr.Welles .
entered upon Ms duties as head of the Nave Da
lian:neat, the navy of the linitedatates contain.
ed bat 76 vessels of all descriptions available for
sertieb. It now contains 671, a large proportion
'of whleh ISO TeliArill newly tonatructed, On the
principles suggested bYmod.ern warfare. In this
powerful Beet -there aro no fewer than 71 iron.
clads; and 559 ships out of the 671 are propelled
hvatetme.• At the commencement' of tbe war
the Government bad but 7,600 seamen In its pay.-
and of these only 307 were in thcs homeports. Io
the present month thenumber of men borne on'
tke estimates la 51,000, while daring 'the prasent
tear, though t'6 vessels have been lait to the
Federate by ehipwreek, battle, or capture, the
Nary. list still stews an increase of 83,vessils
over the fleet of 1869. Nor has this provision for
the exigencies of the war been upon any oxen
sire scale. The blockade maintained by the Fed
erate, extends over a coast line of 3.500 miles,
and this service. at any rate; is really napreee.
denied tn magnitude. The squadrons !! main
tained
,on the p,CYCY3I _stations occupied-by the
Beet deserve the epithet of immense," which
Mr. Lincoln gave them,
If Mr. Lincoln's statistics are correctly report.
ed we may say something More of the Federal
nare.arid - - admit that it has. been economically
rallied and thriftily maintained. The President's ,
Message gives the entire cost of the navy, from
the beginning of the war to the present time, as
lets than .C. 50,000,000; which would represent an
annual expenditure of tome £12,000,000 oulr—a
charge hardly exceeding ont,own. lint there Is
either come mistake in these figures, or the Fed
iral navy estimates must be increasing et an
enormous rate, for Mr. Welles now Informs el
particularly that the charge for the approaching
year will upwards of =,000,000, or nearly
double the average of former yeara. Still, even
thin sum apPearw ma:crate 6r eomparimen meth Me
procVicus orixnditura upon the army, especially -
if'we recollect Met the American estimate tn.
cludei the cost of the Ordnance stores, which In
our Olin estimates are separately provided for.
Itir..Wellee,howerer. contemplates spending no
lest than £11.(06,000 In the construction, repair,
end equipment of vessels during the coming
:
• ,
,year
The Men litth the Black. Bags.
We =choppy to be abl&to say that Major
General Dix, assisted by Major. General
Peck, and aided by a supplementary force
of the. celebrated New York detective police,
have arrested every one of the infamous
incendiaried who, somo four - or five weeks
. ,
ago, endeavored to pet this city on fire in a
doxen places. We are Informed, also, that
,:the confessions of all_of theSe persons havo
been taken, and that'. the Mrost astonishing
' revelations nay, -in due time, be expected.
For reasons, however connected with the
public welfare, and likewLse intimately con.
netted with the welfare of the local detec
tive force, none of these revelations will be.
'Affiliated till after. the ;conclusion of the
war. , And hien then, the names of the
parties will be' reserved,- in order that the
interests of the community may not be Pre
judiced by a premature disclosure. Suf
ficient lias been communicated to us, how
ever, to satisfy us of the complete success
or Gtneral Ihr. and the New York Detec
tive police in this matter; and to enable us
also to aware the public .that the detective
police can henceforth - regiud with complete
Indifference the: renewal:of the. diabolical
attempt by these, or by. any other incur
dhiries. - Should the intbrnal eipieriment be
tiicd again; 'there in not the least doubt that
General Dir, and, the detectives would be
lust as successful in bringing the criminals
to,-justice in . the _new- case as in this.--
1171kes' Spirit of Me Tunas.
lEd 2iew Ilise - oit-Thouuts , Supplies.
• General Thomas,. since he has driven
hood across the Tennessee, established, it
is said, his base- of supplies on the north
Lank of that river, at FlorenCe, Muscle
Shears, to which the river is navigable for
stcpmers,is immediately above, and all his
supplies tan easily'reach him at that point.
TIA 4 change of base from Nashville releas
es a large body of troops whaled to guard
that 'read. Tic.transfer looter's If Tho Mas
lab 'Wed 'open:lions along the line of the
Mollied Ohio railroad, possibly to more
dructually an destroy that line of communica
tion; witlelillehd will, in all probahilty, try
to secure, es nccessaty to the protection of
Northern Alabama, "or with the destruc
tion of that line, Norti;ern Al.abama would
cto be abandoned. One of Hood's pur-
T)Cfes in invading Tennenee was to recruit
Ids arrniin that State, and doubtless from
Nentucky. • Male ltas lest more men than
he Could possibly have received with
toty amount of success he promised himself.
In esvalty, particularly, his loess have
been heavy. Ile. succeeded in gettingabout
tvo thousand conscripts, but they all es
caped before he got to the
,Tennessee. It
will take along time to bring his, army to
the Condition it was in When he aat out for
Tirmesscs: It then numbered twenty-four
11.. t usatid cavalry, and thirty thousand in
fantry: :Noir; it, nunibers na mord - than
twelve thcrugand cavalry, and fifteen thous-
Sherman
The Richmond Zhamincr, of- Friday. last,says
It Is confirmed that Sherman's troops have cross
ed t he
liatannali. river and Arai. Wend to be
trowelling toward Orahamsvillo, in 'Vie direction
- - ctizirleston: The 'rebels are now
so tee as much
.
pia4.l.4.u.d,f#natute nad di:vital]. of
t.be . 'ziork.ealaPtdFn . 4lf:SPicium .. 'C ;they; trot*
abOrmlids last agnpaign.st the ume of. Its luau
'oration innliiniringir its program_ They •kuow
Chat It ronstbe eastward and northward, as there
it no entail to the, whole •rerlon vest of 'the Sa
aniinaliverthy of his attention. lint Is het aluk
strike first for Augusta, or for Branchville, or
ter Charades' ? Or, will he adopt.his. Georkla
polleFtmdaacrte. los/arced so as text/pear to be
striking for sutural places In one direction, while
hi,. real objective is saditter - place - In - aihr
ditent
be he bard for , the rebate to
isba but.l4 witaild f..r .to tell; bet as the
telenlat'diapatetisi fromllitannatt site" days:
hitieliatintimiced that "Bbertnan's'army was be-
leg tepidly reorganized -and 'equipped, proparato.
1 7 t 0 the 'rommeticrolont icf a catoPalP
Its last,c 'and,'as the rebel dispatch
•ei are 'already beginning to report movements on
•eliennatthijart, of • a Singularly Incomprebenal
bL we think• it not' unlikely' that bis.
.aire the 'close of. the' ' present Month, they will
end out-the secret of blaltszllng•
iForiortant•Ord!7 . Ftestiect4ig t;litt,o,fits
GUacral Maya has. receired lajdructions fnata
Washington not to the quotas! of sub-dia.
tit:re In acoardanca with the order. Issued. by
Prinnst Idarsbal. Genet - 417m already published,
and has been directed to report to .the Depart
meat all the enlistments up_ to the sist day of
. .
Wen IMPARIVENTi . .
PROVOST MAMMAL GENETULL'S 0771C11,
_ Waramtaron..D. Jam. 2,48139.
• C
,mcman No. I.—The attention "of Acting
Aislatant Prcircat Marshals General of States,
and Boards of Enrollment, fatality! to the feet
that the quotas assigned under the call of Dec.
19,1863, for 800,000 men, cunt not be reduced ex- -
- ceps by actual cal/rimer." in the army, navy and
- marine corps since the 100'0.
....JAMBI! B. FRY, Provost Mariana General:
. .
.Tna gerwras.—We learn that no definite;
quota has yet been assigned to Pennsyl...
rania, by, the authorities at' Washington;
and.eDDsequentlxlite qiiotas of the different.
distriete hare not been fixed. The.boardtt
of enrolment throughout the State have been
notified to send on eoniet copies of the en:
raiment, with an account of bear termer
quotas - hero been -pied, the credits on the
same, ece.,and the new. quotas will then be
. assigned. -, This will be. geol. flair's to the
people of rennifivaniti.—lfer: refsgropft. •
.
• Lion Tasman Acerra.: , -Wo are authorized to
atato.that BeardaqFeeuadea has llotisauod, at
reported, tulleßAl Under utolos'..alocOlui.llll` ,
aomed a &Melia thi: *Mao,' Now - (offal ten
dors haYo. been Wool. by ;the Ireastey Dcp
atout i lmyouly for,thayozpaso ofrephtelag.
faced liotecT ll b 4 = l .FOlreplata , .44%.
.
• •
,
•
Drama mess at a church In Paris„ a Women
dressed up in man's clothes tired a pistol et the.
nee, who was ofdelating Atha altar, and wound-
ed him severely. She wu at once arrested. The
erne had frequently given her :Roney, and his
neglect to answer recent begging letters wasi the
emu of the crime. -
TITE:WHALTII Or MLACIIKNTSIII.. TzFIL 11ArrED
STATur.--The following is n statement shearing
the eitlmeted wealth of the merchants, manufeetu
tra and tnideri throughout the northern States:
Prineipa Unice. , Business Houses. Wellth.C-
Uoptiectleut i r ezt 114,5,658,000
z;zs.) - ri,i4kogo
. 207,5G8,000
512 - 134,24000
District of coliszabis
Illluole
Itsilatisa
.433:
?Kenl4ll2'4
.I:onlain on (1 , 7. O. only) • &I 2 ::60, a•MI 000
. • • .S9€l
Tienland
Massachusetts,:....
Michigan
sldissouri,
Minnessota,
New Retapshire;...,
New Jersey,
New York,
Pennsylvania,
Rhode /Eland
Vermont, • - -
Wisconsin
' 10 ' 2;15 - 9,030
..17,302 889,915,000
.. 5,17[ 83,913,000
3,218 , > 81031,000
.. 5,910 90,230,000
..78939 . 1,517,204,000
. 17,005 310,725,1100
77.1,211,. • 000
115,704,0X1
,„ 19,9e8 000
s,sce 03,17d,000
Total
168 V 925 SItg4II.7NACO
*These States. In conformance ihelsorgeri
ir state of trade soused by tho rebellien, aro not
WE new artesian well at Chicago. Is said to
discharge a greater quantity of water than any
ether well la" the world, -throwing cot 5i0,000
gallons perdayitha celebrated at Gra:mile,
near Paris,Alseharging only bOO,OOO gallons per
day. Tim Idea has been suggested of supplying
he city from thla source, but the,. jotawar shows
that the well would bit totally inadequate to-that
end, as the amount of water now supplied dully
and consumed in the city Is 1,00000 gallons.
SUPTELLINGS of RoioGlL69.—Stip the NOW Al
bany Leger :
"Many refugee families - in this aro
passing the cold weather now upon rut in misera
ble hovels, built by boards against fences
so as to afford a temporary shelter. Tholr.suf.
terings may be Imagined when it Is I.^aown that
they are thinly and roorly and . most of
thrin dependent upon charity for the inod which
ket - pe thug alive. . . .
Fainiistin Pansea,—English papers ,
say
that the story Is cnffent that the Pr - loft-of Wales
th,ds his present State al lowanee 1.4050 K, (14203,..
OCO) InsutUrlent to ilialntala ,the &Scatty of Ms
msitirm, and that the Goierranect Intends to
eo:Parllatnetit for a mall:cable Iseretuns of the
tire. Da. PaTtsoxe, the noted 3alplt . nratcir of
Las resigned his pastorate to that
thy; and will lease the M. E. Church Scutb' for
11 . ,e loyal M. E. Church. - • ,
Pl/DLIC JI'OTICE3.
TO THE ENROLLED MEN AND
em , 57- TAX PAN :ERN OP .1.11 T TOWNSR.Le.—
Au adjourned meeTag wW
. by held at the
OAKLAND SCHOOL 110E613,
Cn THURSDAY. EiMtMNi, 12th bait.,
At 7 o'clock, at which tine Block (*minMewl will .
to appointed to canvass the Tow:whinier the par.'
rote of conecting the enrollment, - collectlos funds
to ittain Volunteer. and coaaider the proctlcabili•
ty of levskg another TAX TO PAY BOORTIE3.
if sou CAI as at the two former meetings In giving
aticndatce th e whole scatter will be abandoned,
an those 'fortunate enprigh to have their names
drown from the wheel, will await the. conapltmen•
tary card of ProvolkAfarthat Capt. Poster.
jail= BY THE COMMITTEE.
BaurEKOHAlt DErGenT ColtrArr ir l
BiBaLINIMAX,Def...."IB6I. - •
A GIEWEnAt. MEETING OF 16
STOOKHOLDFAS of this BANK Will
be held et the BANNING BOMB on MONDAY,
January With, 1863, et 1 - o'clock p. m., to eoasider
and decide whether the Company, shall become an
Association for the Business of Banking, ander the
Lawn of the United Staten, and whether it shall
exercise the. power conferral by the Act of the
Legislattire of this. State, entitled, An not ena
bling the Bardts . of this Commonwealth to become
Asseciations for Banking - under the Lawn of the
United States,e approsedidd of Aligns 186 6 sod
to take any (tither action - that may be eemed na
seemly. By order of the Board of Directors.
de3olm .JOILN P. BEECH, Cashier.
DAPS OP Prrratitooll
. Pittsbu E
I 'DO
rgh, Ow.. OM
IIERE T
given, agreeably to Section. 2 of the Att of
the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act enabilar Banks of
the Comm - onwealth to become Aesociations for the
purpose of Banking, under the Laws of the United
Slates," approved the Zat day of August,-A. D.
1864, that the Stockholders of the Mechanics Think
have this day voted to become such ea Association,
end Malts Ditectoralutve procured the authority
of the owner, of more than twrethirds of the Cep-
Dal Stock to make the certificate therefor bP
Laws of the United States.
detam .TNO. G. MARTIN, Cashier.
Ittoz Crrs Baas:
iii
i1e0..W.:196L
NOTICE SIEBERT GIVEN.
agreeably to See. rid of the Act of the Gen.
eral Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penal t.
• Taal, entitled "An Act stabling Bank* of the
Commonwealth to become arsociation• for the our
pose of Banking, under the Laws of the .United
States;" approved the =.l day of August, A.D.
1804, this tee Stockholders of the Iron City Bank
of thel.nty otPlttahurgb, and county of A.Rm,heny,
have this day Total to become such an romociation,
under the name and title of "The Iron City Ns
tior.al Bank of Pittsborgh,' , and that Ito Directors
Lace procured the authority of the owners of more
than twothlres of the Capitil•Stock to make the •
milt:rate required therefor, by the Laws of the
Rotted States. - -
434.3:11m • -TORN ALAGOTTIN. Ceutbiar.
TAKE NOTICE TIIAT
the first meeting* of the cornoratton to be.
cslicd the 12NTEBRDINE OfL CO:, will beheld -
no T.1113.11811AT, December 27th , 1801 , to Warning
bar:, at the .tits Office of Mr. John Hellman,
si the south end of the Birmingham Bridge, et 1
p. nt., for the purpose of organization. whip.
t By..L.aws, election of 001cens, , end for
tir purposes authorized:lnd more particularly 'pe
ril. •.I in an Act of the General liasembly of the
l'oumonwesith of Pconnivanlaantitied "An Act
Lcapo;a::•:. , r..lr.,: U.4:14r.1,
I : 117. inirtg Ana QttArrying.purposes," appnaved
t`. 7.814 dayotrAgly t 18133. .• • • .
..str2swdOw • A. C. SMITH. Seep, pro tem.
VErR 1/IJAVA E G :i O I) . w 4 ?1 be r y l ! I d
t. rr: h holders of stock at the alike of 1111:1/1Allto-
C 0..; 19 Irwin stmt. della
Lem
•VEW• anrEnTISEMEXTS.
Z(JUNG 3IEN'S MERCL.NTILE LI-
Nulty LEl:rum:B.
X.L.A.X•.A: 4 2 - ir.2.r3El
SlompAir EVENING - , irainuulr
RAYA.RD TAYLOR
'WM dellvcr ttn SLclhzectime of the tonne.
jMu
Oursel.vis sad • our- Relationu.".
' DOOM Open 141 o'clock. 'Lecture came:wog at
tickets to trots. No reserved sects. _ -
THOMAS BA.HEWFJ.S.,
OHAB. A. - novrE,
liATZTEtr.;
Jost `,. : Lecture OommitiCei.
CONSIGNmENTS.
1(0. boxes Lee Goshen Chins;
Co- 4 ' W. it-Cheese ;
7 buret Prime 'Fresh Holt Matter ; .
Iro bushels PrimoYSulons; • ,
itodosen_Canned Peaehes ;
s 6 barrels thab,Older ; '
-Co Jersey Pickles ; ,
e rl iik T l
aforsgnreAl: t asel VIM,
sp aleat
ssb Ltbert.y street.
__ .
Into,- POTTER,. A our& & SHEPARD. -
kEEIG/IS, BUGGIES - aka .lIATEN - EV3.
—On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 34n. nth,
st. It o'clock will be sold at the Osmausnist Sales
Rocas, N 0.54 Fifth street, -
4 one-horse Sketsbsonttters, .
. 2 Toiraggles;
`e Brldlc
Jain . A. MeILWAINE. Aust,r.
$l,BOO WILL-ITIROIIM3E.A TWO
sway brick dwelling house of four
rooms and cellar, And I p t of ground 20 feet front es
SO deep, ntunte near the edrner ot Sixth and Wood
:streets,: fronting 'on nharehalinr. Terma•-41,000
cash; remainder in one and two years.
tjtirtillEftr tr:SONS, • '
,')x10 • • , •- • - Market street.
COOPERADE AID BALT:: .• •
340 stew Lard.Tlerora . •
266 • ..Fork Barrels; ' . . .
It 7
lAA Tiirklik L lirtat Stilt? " -
For sale by 011.&.4.3L.CALDWELL.
StZiDRIE6,-130 blip. Chestnuts. - -
VI d_ol..elfzi t t o lf gi -
. . eaoji
"..".
, . 50 bblf, cholla 41ppin_
.:_
Now receteltut and for age bv . - 8. m.tn/)i.z.
CONSIGICKENTB--
••••• 1(0 tnishels Corn; ' : _
200 lbs. Prime Fresh Noll lict,ter.
Just received and for sale . . -
wittersorc
BREAKFAST ROMn—Just received
• supplyot Corn Gray or real:fast Hominy.
For Gala by the quart or buelteL tabs Fottolly_aro,
cepStore or SNO. A. araistrAw t • •
Jae" cornerof Liberty Salmi
-- •
TzLoLTER .boxes of
tbeee eeleorated Herring, nicely smoke l•• just
received and for male at the Fatuit Groetff Stook
of A. D ENSHAW, A
- Jae • - coiner of Liberty and Haul sta.
RUCKIVIIBAT , IPLOUR.-22' bags of
nprime ilualtarbrat Flour In Mara sad for male .
by .OpER F T DALZEIAL
jan. • • . 12 •
. . No. :Mt Liberty wt.-
cloitxl couN I—Four, cara of prtiho 011
Shelled Cord, rorat
j ta itral tato, • ,
jai° " • Lib fttr itr"t:
IEANS t BEANE bushels prime
Berate, tor..iabs icob ia xEs
- •
aer.rarci;
jalo , ast Liberty street";
' Z b° " • ;
le b y` -rarsa. IJ
BL TURICAYEI it01110.8131(9,
ylandfortsle V ANE a warn.
• /I° no. tos Second et.
WHITE BELICE.-211 bushels cholas
TT WM* Bows for smas by
640 WEBB &
-- • •
;'- --
firt.ll" 4DrEIiTyt:SEATEiVS.
ii LET=- 7 - .• • • — 7 -
- Warehouse Not. 69 and 70 Water at.
Eoquiie of - JAB. DAL2LX.W.. & SON.
Nr-E•N"eO COUNTY—READ.— Any
valley bating from 60 to Mures of land for
1410 lit tarC9 An . SNOD per acre, wilt and , an Imme
diate cash purnbnser by addressing l 7..FOSTEB,
Box t 62, Pittsburgh. 4M- Is must be In Veeango
County; but gto lily no ()Wert. - *taw
EDEItAL OIL COMPAITT. , •Thero rill
-tea meeting oftheStockholders of the Federal
Cll Company, at the Office of the Company, Do. 27
'Wood Street, on TIIESDAY. - the 7th day of reev
e:7,lB44 at 11 o'clock a. m.,Dir the transaction of
important business. Stockholders are requested
to attend. By order of thy - Board of Directors.
Jelo.lt. 4. B. MILLS, Secretary.
CITIZENS' NATIONAL BA.N . Ji
AD ele:tioil •
FOS NINE Drercrrous
.
'of the Citizens' rrattonallll be !Leh; lathe
BANNING HOUSE, on MONDAY, Nth Jhnunry,
406, between the-hotly of 12-x. and§ p. x:1 •
r & • re alif t
BAP'riBT. 'CHURCH BURIAL.
GEM:lND.—According to an' act of the Legls.
lettere the First Baptist Uhttra, of Pittsburgh
wilt disinter and remove Abe ,derultodles and re
mains from their Burying Ground ea Spnice street,
and cause the Ilatlls to- be properly and carefully
buried- In such grounds as the Church may select
for tusidal purposes. - W. IL ,E.VERSON,
jaltpOld • , President Bowel of Trustees.
CITY OIL - .COAIPAIIT..
Bolder, of Stet Woe CertlEeetea of Stock to the
IRON CITY OIL 00hIP4illY,
Wili please call and have their eeittaleatee changed
fur ars Issue. Ocoee N 0.27 -Wood street.
jnioat 4.L.9., Seel and Treas.
OIL airiTPTI.O.. 7---
_
_Holders of the first tuna of COMEleek% of Stool&
FEDERAL OIL coxenrrir,
•
tYlll glease tall ant tAre their tortteontes cheoged
for...now !me: tolloe No. S 7 Wood stzept.
..j..1.2:21 A. U. 221.L45, Seerat2ry.
WILERVOBI3,
MIER-PLATED & WROUGHT 11111'5 WARES,
No. 235 South sth Street,
I ==!
IATT811Ult011,& CONNECL 9VILLE
RAILROAD' . COMPANY' FIRST , UOR ['-
GAGE., TURTLE CREEK - DIVISION, CON
ST RUCTION DONDS.--ilaldera are' hereby noti-•
Iced that the interest conpons'on the above Bu's,
due February, tat, tBSI, wilt be wild. on and after
Flat day on presentation arsidelivery et the race
of the First National . Omit of Pittseurgh, Wood
'Street. • JNO. U. PAGE, In-,
pun:Demi:. •
101 i BALE.
I:Mii=tl=2l2
A Eruct Ecousg
Ctnlalnlng tls. Boons and 'Flubbed Garret.
No. S 7 ROBINSON STREET, ALLEGHENY,.
bululro on the premises.
Orrice. I)OLLECTOIS OT INTICINAL RCPILVVI,
'hredtp.serend CoUrrileit - bistrki, Po.
Pm-ram:mon; Jan. O. IBM.
TEE SPECIAL INCOME TAX - F
1863, -asseased accordance - frith the act - of
Congest., appras - ed July 4.1884;Is now In this of
flee . and on and sifter "MONDAY, the 9th. Inst., .1
will be reedy to receive the amount of Taxes.
This Tax must be paid once before the 25th inst.;
after that date the penalty of ID per cent will be
added.
ja7:lot Collector =4 Dfs. Pa..
Oseicz. or sun Voiernot.tan olutra.sonsary Co.
Jan. 41865 .
5.
TO.BAKERB.—SEALED. PROPOSAL
will be retched at this. office, until the 11th
ince, inductee, for fury Wang the County Jail
with lilltEAl.l, for six months from the 16t h hut,
Loaves to weigh One-sol.o.half and Two Ponnis
reepectirely, Bids to be made at so much per loaf
of fell weight.,
By direction of County Commissioner& •
jaiStd • - UENRT LAMBERT, Malt.
"Diaz? quanemsdasysat LIMN:a 01/101 ; 1
Pittsburgh, Pa..-Jan.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC A C
? lON to the highest, bidder, a large sktgl
ty of ItIANURE, st GARDNER'S STAHL env,
nor of Jackson at. and • Pasture alley. Al eny
- City, on the TMTIt DAY OF JANUAIIT,
at M o'clock M.
Tznits—Osah;Gosernment raids. •
ja7td. Lt.
. . 4
ct. it. .0 . 0R Ge......a. 03.3,_
. 1
.. U TION .—STOLEN FROM THE
person of the subscriber, SIX PROXLSSORT
NOIEZ and ONII JIIIMIRNT NOTE.- Parties
are hereby Cautioned dot to negotiate the same:
Ottle drown by R. W. Nabb, in favor of Toting k
lionnFs, for OM
One drawn by lkDoyde,iofavor of Toitedt
for VG
Clue do. do., XeEleSny, 'too to.
'car do. do, W. B. Daniels, 03310.
Ore do. W‘Tboespeon,ll6l
ene do. do., 1.0. Boyle, CBI 131.- •
ne Jur.hymen . ; by Ferdinand Kos IN
SILT • • ja3o9t
A NEW ASSORTMENT OF Brit
, n Dress and Mak Ornaments, 11%1 i
Gimps, Catania and "Hugel Frlar, mask Ye
Beth islerres, Linen Seta, Or the ilnest quality,
La or and Linen Coll an awl Han IterealehnOlores,
Ilciiery, Balmoral. and. Boot, Skirts{ Ilrealfast
Shawls and Sao:pies, of ail. W.ms; Ilitthwars Es.
flu:c led Collars and Curs, for ladle' and rentlemen;
Wail Leather Mores, In all slues; Gonvin's Kid
Cilr,ven in light arrest Ribbon Seta, (naval to
.order, toy,ether with a new tot of. Braid .Water
Falls and flowers. Will he found .
ALICE illO WAY ki TnurkiNG STORE,
Fourth .treet, near terry street..
Tartietthir attention to.eleening Point end
ail other kinds of Lams. Alto black Lsce Veils.
I'ECIAL • INCOME .TAX.--Notico ie
hereby Killen that I hare received from the Cob,
leetor of the 22.1 Pa. District, the Special Incionm
'fox List for 1805. for the Tawnithips of Jefferson,
Litraterh,'Verroilles, -Patton, Pisani peon,
Fettles. Wilkins and llolilas, and the Ilorootths of
Elivibeth, Pint )21mbeth and hrtileitsport. - I will
receive the ted at soy odlee tn. DPEreseort until
Saturday, the Slit Lost 'I will also otte.ad for the
Fag e Ilotel,.Buensi'N isto,
.on
Mllll/1011-11ouse,Elitabeth, Tuesday. Jaili.ll;
Dravo's Store, Drarosburgh, Wednesday. Jan ;
OblerhoHotel, Turtle Creek,' Thursday, Son. 25; .
limes Hotel, WilkinaMtrgh,' Tuesday; Jut at;
Lab)* Hotel, East ,Liberty,
_Wednesday. and
Thursday, Feb. Mt and XJ; • • •
After which time the penalty of it per" sent will
bendded. _Payment must be mode tr. tforerament
'maser. The amount of ted can be ascertained by
'calling at the Collecteris after, No. 67 Fourth at.,
Penons.preferaing It may remittleir
cheeks, payable to my order.
B HARRISON,' -
Joilit2tdiwT ...Dep. Col. If, Sub.Dtvialmi.
IiEkROFOBALB FOR REVENUE STEMS
L tIOTTERS ON THE.LAXES.,
• TaxAsunt DirrAircx anr, Dee. 2.11;
, P,telpostabrwill be received at-this Departmeat
lid., MUMMY. the Illth day of Smeltery
next. for the construction of .TIIREP. or FOUR
BEVF.XI72I STEAM CUTTEES (side wheel) for
the tlgper Lakes, and ONE OE hIOIIE for Lake
• , Speen] odious In detell will be nimished bidders
appliesUon to person or by letter to this De
partment, or to the Collectors of
the
at.
Boston, .Pfew York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
the Collectors at the principal Lake ports.. The
proposals "should he. sealed and' addrealed to the
Becretary "should
the Treasury,. and endorsed ou the
envelope ' , Proposals for buildidg Revenue Stearn
Cotten:* P. - PESSENDEN,
derOdtewid ;Secretary of the Treasury. -
REJUVENATOR,'
FOB
FOB Tni 1'1,014
Will, in z4tre's own : manner, pistons Gray Hair
to Its oil color.
.; •
-Will vs Ott grow on Bald Head& .. • .
-lAllltestore the Naturallkeratlints • •
Witt remote all Distuirur and Itchtng. •
- Will nigh* the Hair Solt and Glow,
• Wilt pnwerte the Original Gator to old age.
Wlll.nrerent the 1141rib:rot Falling OR. .
Will awe all Diapason ofthe Sealy. _
Ferule by SIMON JOIINSTO N •
-; • -anraer linnithdattl and Ironer , * *trona. •
• • Uttie Giant Sewing Iraellif=
Trite ONLY 'WOO. . in for IA
reliability -and grace in movement} end for real
'meth It- has no rivet For simplicity, durability
atudeseetition it la unequalled by any other cheap
machine beretofirre offered to the public, and nee
Only to be seen lb be appreciated: It will hem,
+ glum, :took or Mud.. Cali and. examine :for.yoar•
helve& Every wahine !warranted. ..
Ili T111E1? St., oppo ISt. Putties teL'
•ULTY nottomon e. venom
eitttsberjr, Dee. Nieetj
WIDENING OF , CENTER - A 13 al
v v —The ;Report of the 'newels sppointed by.
Connell., to emu the datealtos for the Wetting of.
°enter Avenue, has been len et mr-willea. All;
persons interested szo hereby sanded to tall at my,
ones and pay their assessments within thirty da
from this date, or loins will be died 1a Qociti t ot .
.
ilia saw, williFesti Reg,
de294lw - City Solicitor, Flfth at.
. .
, )17,C01L01210, Wall:MA . l'og% OVVICIft
. . ' ' DeelftllNlT 20; tee&
ALL PERSONS INTERESTED' In the
Aso, paving of' WEESTER STREET, between'
Crembingteti and Seventh streets, will take notion.
that the assessment has .beee made and- nut3r be
'seen at. thla °Maw until the 6th of January, NO,'
whin:Lit will be left with the Treasurer for oolleod.
lion. Ileconllnt Regulator. :
• Tkeember Selo. 1864 • ddeat
9trics or TIM Prrreavuon Arm Ilitunnattex
PASSMOIttr E. 11. 00.
Trin ANNUAL' MEETIIIG OF "T
Steekholdere of the Pittsburgh & Bltinteghare
.Pnwerger Itellroad Company be .held on
MONDAY, the 16th bat, at 10%, Vetoer a. m., at
the hienongshele House, inthoCttrof Pltteburgbi
et end ea - election ter Directoni
will be held. -- WM. K. Nlll7o%;B.ealr.
jadad. : ,
11., ITZ.LI;, 13/74.4 I....•gailllNES,-4 am'
,y_ prepnraHl to turntiAi.- '. .. ‘
STEAM EliiiiiiES
ue rove . or, o we pa an other pur ,
ii..ii, tiiiitsi a 4Er on j 'i • '
poser, 'on tho 'shortest :notice:. , 1121rIng Alnirent
shed Eaglnen on band=l. enlintng otters, tho
Fatille i r bkIICCOMIn .
tt tft. work to show y Por l itigf. It ! '7- M I
77,- ; ._ ,wlLT.saatrisaraz,niupvit:i. •
.. ,dettzgrlA,Mrto.,iin4 o!Lllo;r it atr: at ,-. :
MAN WHO WISELEHTO
.*ttritgo i tetot e kt i r l ett(< I TA V . e
&nit— Box 14, InttabuOm pa. i
A RENT.—A Largo STORE ROOK,
in one of tbe best looellttea In FIFTH street.
Apply aeon with zeal name. AAtress Lock box
9,,TAVEI3.—Omi awe Prime Oftk Staves.
I , ' For by - 1011DLS,'
1 15 - No. 181.4.11011 st.
' , gr VEIL TISEATE.Vr.s.
Al E'S EXPECTORANT,
A SAFE AND STANDARD REMELT FOR
.00IIGHS.COLDS.WHOOPINGCOUGH,
• ASTHMA. 13TONCIDTLS. CUN.
SVIAPTIUN, PLEURISY,
CRUUP,IIIOARSENES'S,
ma. ,
. ~ . .
. . .
PalraOna y Complaints.
. For thirty years t the Expectorant has been
before the public, ePch succeeding year adding to
Ds popularity, an extending the demand, until
now it in known a d'appreclated in nil quarters of
the world, and ad Died to he the Great- Remedy
of the Age for tem widely prevalent Class of DU
, °Yes, for which it hi specially designed.
Having anemia( fly stood -the test of time, the
sake still incite, eta the direct. testimony of
cares effected by I a me. accumulating on our
hands tkoPropri ors of theOExpectoraut !belles.
1
CO InO recommending It to ebb afflicted with re
newed confidence, not, indeed, as being absolutely
infallible in all rates, but as the most reliable en
ranee within the ;cachet the public, calculated In
poyst canes to eradicate the various dinettes for
. Which it la coMend Wed,' and in all eases banned
relief.
, , ,
It is also Worthy Of notice that the testimony to
the remedial pnypr tiles of the Expectorant is not
confined to the illi Aerate and credulous, but innum
erable persona of ntelligenee and character, crer
gymee, physleinasi and other., occupying the most
prominent stations in society too honest to bn
, - pose en others, Mid too , sagaciolis to be -Imposed
uponlitemselves,opt only use, but rce . ommeng It
in the bighelittenns for the uniformity of Its sue
cantonll4ooolo; Of thrrulmonaeV Me
-0 ',
' . The expectorrail in. especially. coninieudett to
\ htlolaters, Teacher', and others accustomed' to
speaking in publio, for the relief oflionnteness, and
all Bronehtel Anctions, and for strengthening the
cages. of epeeob..
at Expectorant and all Dr.' Jayne ' s Family
Medicines are Bold by Agents and Druggists every-
Where, from whom maybe had guns SaynehiNest.
teal Almanac, contapning a reliable Calendar for
general use; much- valuable Information for the
sick, and,the Untimely oil those who have , regale
ed their health by tho use of our Remedies. By all
many-get one. and preurre It for reference.
,l. Agents for rittaburvii, 11 1.. FAIINESTOCK th
OlLi Allegheny City, PARK & BRILL nod FRED.
'IV. GEItIiEDI and soli by Druggists generally-.
JailatdlVAT , ._,
..
ifli ORDER TO:FURTHER THE DE
SIGN.of the National Gant law to provide a
in
unifot currency, and ttarelleve this community
from the late incident tmthe circulation of depre
elated bank notes, the following borate have agreed
lent on and alier Ist February, 1885 they will pay
Out only such money se wilt bo received at par on
deposit and In payment stall debts due them. They
will purchase from their customers, all distant
Mate-bank votes,which May may receive in the
tegular count o f business the net cost of send
lnethem home for redemption, but will cot melee
suck funds eu deposit we ' , currency
It la confidently believed that this arrangement
Will very epuialtly nhoilsh the existing custom
of keeping iieunencyiiaccounts. and by nestling
helve the great volume of State bank piper now
la circulation here, give place to a better class Cl
notes not subject• to discount- To give full effect
Tuthill arrangement, the acquiescence and co-opera
tion of the be/linage community is respectfully sell
.
cited.
JOAN. D SCULLY, Cashier tat National Bank.
R. A. GEORGE, Cashier Farmers . Deposit Bank
ing Compraw.
G. A. Eli111:1,t ,ak. shier German Trust and Sarin@
Bank
JOBS li. LTVINGSTON, Cashier 3,1 Nstionat
•- Rank, Pittsburgh •
R. BD CUN PI, President 'Union Banking C. -
FRANCIS bLLLZCS, rresident IJltizena Nation
al Bank;
. C. H. RIGGS, A reistant Cashierlitdettiorustltsak.
J. W. COOK, &Insider Allegheny Bank.
ptiO•tfebi •
:MUSKINGUM -
OIL SHIN
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
Morgan County,
182 Acres in Fee on Oil Spring's Run,
Three saUes troin McCoatielLnille.
Incor?crated =der the Laws of Peanry'rads.
CAPITAL STOCK $500,000.
00;000 Sham at $ Pa Sham Full Pahl
Working COMO reserved for development n 3,080
therm, the subsalptlon. tam for which le CI pee
there—not liable to Rather monument.
ItEINIDItST:
GEORGE W. CASS, Esq.
Prectdent of the P., Ft. ' IA: ft O. B.H. Co.
AJD
T. LTIEZTA Jr.
aira. W. Oa" Bark6r.
e. 4. ewe li p Jr,
J. B. Guthrie,
B
Jos. ittollords, - P.O. BloKoti,
Fronk Rabat, E. T ‘ Leeati. Zr.
A. J.lrsoar,
THE OOKPAZIT OMMS
It; 00 6 hara of the above keened Meek
ni THIO .tctARKET.
Books of Subscription
Ara whir open at the °Mee of
- S. S. BRYAN. 59 Ponrth St.,
r a tn" .. PzipeT. and MAO of the tlomplinedl7
ROUBM' I.I.V.R3INICAL BARREL.
New Yong, October ne, telt.
TATLO I / 4 Achuiry, lea Brooticay:
'll7e dare received at our Yard at Penhoni City,
New Jemmy, au invoice of Refined Petroleum from
Titusville, Pa , one of the barrels haying the brand
ache r•licemetical Barrel Co," (Robbins , Patent.)
A careful BXllalleatlan of this cub shown it to be
le perfect order, (no evaporation or leak age,) _ and
the wood as dry le befell! it was tiled. The other
barrels of the Invoice were la fair order, but had
leaked or evaporated about two gallons each. We
cheerfully recommend the Hermetical Barrel to
Refiners and Shlpyeta of Petroleum. •
TRE.M.BI4EY, PUMPS & 00.
VALICITteIea ToXIOKT ..EIPItESS AND
• .Inantron nem Orgies,
WI Broadway, corner Dey street,
. • (Olt Depot, Jersey City.)
_ New York, November
A.A. Pagloi., defuery, Me Broadway.
We received at our Depot, Jersey City, on the
13th of October but, an invoice of Petroleum from
Titusville, Pa.; of which were four barrels having
the firs or the “Liennelleal Barrel Ca, Rebblse.
Patent." A careful examination of these Barrels
shows them to be la perfect order, no evaporation
or leakage. The outalde of the wood of the barrele
fa as dry as before they were Nfcd - •
. We understand the above shipment was three
weeks en' the. rend, and wee transhipped three
thanethey have been at our Depot, they
have been subject to considerable rough treatmen t
and expornire to sun and' rain. •A few days age
'they were gouged and found to oontaln all the .011
that Was originally put in them.
?below of Petroleum from leakage and tram ,
alien between here and Oil Creek, amounts to from
toe/ pet mat: `We have no doubt the Bobbies ,
Hermetical Barrel would wire this entire low, as
well as all losses of. Petroleum when on storage.
, -
Wenrill be prepared le a itunt time to furnish to
Renner!, Barret Manufacturers end dealers in
Crude Oir, sampler or Barrels prepared by •
ROBBINS! PROCESS,
Which will demonstrate to all interested that .
Memel to ap that a tbdated int it. ~
A Herraetical Barrel
That It trill hold etude Olt, Refined. 011, Napth+4,
Spltita otTurpenttae. ata.. , • • ."
AUTHOR' LEAKAGE-01 EVAPORATION,
For montlis,withcrot !Edney in the slightest degree. -
The process' ofpreparing /Lamb by Robbin s
method la very simple, cheaper than most etket
proeeeses in use, and nil kiFFECTUAIa.
• For further particulars aeo pamphlet, whisk esa
be had at our alike, No. FM First street.
Eir Applications for Licenses for using the obeys
Prom's. throudit -
&Alm LuTttsrocerr. FAY 00.
T . Q. JENlittiß,
Commission Merchant
M7anaraltizastntiakir ALConat.
Dealer
Fleur; Rae on; 111,1trese, Dried
ad l G n reen t ip 'rni rod ts . . c a n id 41 . 1 Farm
Orders filled for all merchandise, Pittebtughman'..
alfactures and Refined Oils, at dealers and ronnufse.!
toren rates, No. OH LIBERTY STREET, (optic*
site Wood street,) Pittsburgh, Ps.
. Advancer made and prompt attentlon given to al!
consignments and correspondence.
prorsnonon Rrianturocailllall -ts Speer, Lloyd.
k Black, .'Wm. McCully . & & .AE
;buckles, John I. House & Go., John 3lell & Go., B
A. Fein" k kt) k Co.. - sertilydiswg
FURNITURE, AND •
WIND AND WOOD CHAIRS,
- 6outng at redueeaplain t •
waorai . turi oi RTTAIL.
,TAIL-w:NinjortVairs
pag. VI and a9oild=l tarraw,
,onoluoP- Utou°4 4l, 4 : lo .*fiind
starlit rotrarisrusar.
*RIVATE DISEASES: "
Once 233PEDIN INTUEETOtear
For the care of all diseases of a private nation, in
front two to (oar dam by an entirely new anit safe
treatment. Alio, Seminal Weakness, and all other
diseases of the genital engem, amt their prevention.
A cure Ivn rr noted or money refunifeil..
Aikleeell Were %UM Pella Ittellt.. aorkteh
volt T.I(§E.MIEXTS.
SOUTII-WESTERN OIL COMPASIT.
F. TRACE!, Prestdeatt
THOMAS A. NCOTT. Flee Presideadi
SAMUEL B. MOON. Secretary; •
JOHN A. WRIGHT, Treasurer.
c7zLxirr , ..tLx4SBooooooNoo
No, of Shaxes, 200,000
Par PaZoe of .Each Share $lO.
■IIBSCBIPTION gs
Working' Capital, 8100,000.
THE soArramisTEßN on co
•
CentroLs by parches° and leasi two thousand nine
handred and ninety ('M) acres in Greene and Fay
ette counties, Pennsylvania, occupying lines of
territory elan; the MownThria River, end Drinkard
Creek.. thy Whtlelg Creek, Goal Run, Dig &way Creek,
Littte . .candy Creek, and George Creek.
All the leases are perpetual with one exception,
end that oriels for the period of forty yew*. -
. The company posisesses lull pnolrllege to mine for
mieerals of all kind. upon the leased lanes (ex
.. piing Iron ore under one lease) with a reserve.
lion of one-eighth or one-tenth to the lessors, nti
carslleg.to lease. • . • •
• Two engines ire now-upon the ground, - Five
mere engines about 'completed, x ill be put IA posi
tion inunedletely, and other borings'a will be eons•
meneed as soon as the engines can buprooueed.
A Limited Number of Shares
FOR SALE IN 71118 MARKET AT THE.
Sullcrittion Prim of Fire Dollars poi Share,
STEEL it BiILET,
I=l
TUE GREET PURIFIER..
HEMAPANAKA.
bince the introduction of medicine. tie origfri of
disease has perhaps been the subject of-moth se
rious and scientific consideration by' the most
learned of the profession then any other connected
with She laws of the Groat Creator; nate few have
contended that all diseases have their origin
' ln the
'stomach; others, the , sollds of the body; c't'Sers
again, and by far the greatut number,coator.d and
reason that the swan Itself Is the very fountain of
life—that U tt becomes . Impure, then disease in Its
worst forms—Sondra:, Cancer, Ulcers, he:, appear;
and indeed, experience in treatingthts cinu of dis
uses by pacifying the brined and thereoy erecting
their eradication and cure, prove this to be the
correct theory: eating upon twist& theory, the med.
Icine now known as eratt4PAlfera, was composed
: end brought aim (practice, producing the most gut
-
its use soon exercises such a mutely over
SCROFULA, ULCERATIONS, PIMPLES. OX
Tux FACE, TETTER, SALT RHEUM;
LIVER COMPLAINT,%LOSS or
APPETITE; DYSPEPSIA.,
- .LITY,. GEN -
„ERAS: DEBI .
sa, fie
as to give, front s che time, it is taken, enecmr
agement toile patient, by ranking both sees and
felt, the good It It 'about, to Ateaduiplieh. It was
thought best to put it up In bottles at roe. and MO
eatt,—aa many persons are disposed to try an arti
cle but are often deterred at.thoexpenag,—so the
trial here can be made at a moderate outlay, and
satisfy the - purchaser' that the article is
what is claimed for it to be. Ilst the greatest
ntaurn Orr= cv brought before the people.
Delicate Females VW Lad in It the inecuctne they
need.
'That the public may form some idea bf Its peen.
liar curative merits, we subjoin a list of the pried
pal articles of which It Is composed, with ash° ,
.descriptton of the uses and adaptation of eae.h.ts.
ken from the highest authority known to medics
science.
HONDURAS SARSAPARILLA
/a 'and With a /panatela/ efreet to camas Of Rheiliat
tins Scrofulous Afftetloas, Vataneous Mews.
sad Other deportedcoaditiona of health. • . .
.DANDELION
la ton! eo3lnrcile, and aperient. It has a 'pada
action upon the liver, exciting it when Languid, to
accretion. It. has be,n much used in Germanyin
diseases of the digestive creme: , •
lODIDE rorAssirtx
Thererato feW diseases In which -Rena not proved
beixticial; It Is used In Scrofulous Affections wftlt.
gnat benefit; ft Dm aLso .beeo used with much ono-
Mrs In treatment for Inflammation of the Elm. It
weserally Mangum the appeUta and flesh.
LAFENDER FLOWERS
Are aromatic, tonic, and highly invigarsting l
oam' of Nerroua Debility. -•
WINTER GREEN
Ts especially ralitablet casea ollSempfula
Rheumatism. .
Are seleantaieously used In camera Enfeebled I:*
=H e a r t but atewith
appetite.:
to oases o
itrzEnsox 24itc. -
. . ,
ads favorably ea as alterative is Chronic Al.
foctlons, Chronic, Rheumatism mad obaLlnata Dl.
seaaea of the Skin. • - • •
The balance of the formula ti withheld aa a to ,
teeth= ems.trort. fraud.
81310 N fOHNSTON,
• cos. suminew AND mourn nrs.,
Pittabingb, Ps
ai-Aali your Intel!lgeaLphyalelan Ole opinion of
the above mine. dot Amood •
11OLIDAY pIFII3, .
.OF wrOrthic
BiVriLSO*3'
•., • • .
Lock. Stitch Sewing : Machines
.81jiVINER
- .
ion ito.ty Firm grimier..
• ritILASINLY DtPAIITILISNT,
Orrice ter TIE Ootrreaott.sa or Ounatway
WASHINGTON, December 31. 119“.
WEIEREAB,' - EIATIBFACTO Y
I I eildenee pmeoted to the unGeralgued. It ham
been made to appear that the
. , .
MN cm NATIONAL BANE OP PITTSBIKUH,
in the city of Pittsburgh, in the eminty of Atte
gheoy, and State of Permsylvarda, luta been duly
organised undersea according to the reqUlrements
of the Ceti of Congress, entitled "An Act to pro-
vide a National Currency, scoured by a pledge of
United States Bonds, and to provide for the dm.
lotion and redemption thereof,. approved Sune A
15as, and has complied with all the provisions of
"said act required to be compliedwith before com
mencing the buslnessof Banking under said &Ott .
Now, therefore, I. Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller
of the Corrency, do hereby certify that " TILE
IRON CITY NATIONAL, BANK OF PITTS
BUBOH," IA the city of Pittsburgh, tn the county,
of Allegheny, acid State of PennsUr ants is au
thorized to commence the loudness OVYanking un
der the act aforesaid. -
In testimony whereof,-witness my band
ft.. , and seal of office, this thirty-tirst day of
December, A. D.
. . MCCULLOCH.
Jalf4m,l. - Comptroller of the Currency.
BAILEY,
LL CO.,
Pnenca Pumzes,
t Q~~ 1j a CIS.'
=FT ATTENTION LIVEN To REPAIRS: .
l*ptiO 43t1d!elac=ailimy
129 904ltra Inn Pitalntio
IPROWES EOU BALE.
One TA:TEM (MENDE% bed IMO inches.
One TAYLOR DOUBLE CYLINDER—bed 27i
24 teams; al , In good wotking ceder.
Will be raid bagga; :.getne ae-cte address
inuta •QAMPT4 MOW^ Pa.
lIMMME
3 .. 1 ~ r
XL` 3' viLl PER TZSE-MEXTS.
ACARD.—WO beg leave to Iretact Orlf
Alma). so our friends and the public generally.
for their liberal patronage bestowed on us during
the past—our lint year bibuiletesa.
We were Well aware of the difficulty of It once.
Introducing Pianos which previous to our startinss,
had no agency in this 'wanly; viz: the. Bradbury,
New Yerk, and Schomaker in Co., Philadelphia—
Ledte everywhere I t ir o sur u o g rA t ea t O e f tre n d: w g.:z ))13...r
-ems in so /short Umelsas far exceeded our anti.
erpnlimus. ' _
AD. Braibury has for many year. been engaged
:the Plano manufaCturinghusinentn New York,
andthe popular Author of many standard magi-
Cal works.. this perfect knowledge of the many Pl.
anon before. the public, and their defer., led him.
some twn 'years since, to, construct his:NEW
SCA LE.PIAN(4 which, MANI estimation of the
Dent musical ability in this country. and eminent
pianists of Europe,STANDS UNRIVALED. For
Power Richness, Purity and•Rguali4 Opera, Tiler
Facdtr Meagre. Schodraker fa Co. (now the Schomacker
Piano Nanufacturlng Co.) 'are the oldest Piano
makers in the United States, and have aajoyed a
wide end popularity for the past thirty-years'
throughout this and other countrin. At the
Broil■ Fair, London, lnlBsl, their Plano was
awarded a prize Gold llFerr Superior Tone
ima WorbasessAlp. o ' •
In conclusion, we will take (Kenton to speak of
the Prune as now constructed by tint class makers.
Many are demi:Den under the impression, (panto.
Wally since ti e late ptiblitatiOn cif a card claiming
for one manufacturer 'Superiority over allothera,s)
that there are certain essential waiver the Piano
made and secured to them by letters patent. We
are prepared to punts to ali'who may wish to ex-•
amine the subjeet that - such IS not the fact. 'I he
difference between the lint class oventrung Pianos
Ilea in the WALE of each: The perfect arrange-
ment of which requires the highest order of Scien
tific Musical ability. In this Dlr. Bradbury was
eminently qualified - for the teak which he has so
successfully accomplished. •
The principal points in a, goad Piano are, a per
fect harmonizingof the tones throughout the entire
ecale—the bass must lot overbalance the treble,
uor the treble the boas, and the middle tones pow
err ul enough to balance With; combined with a tine
aingme quality, eo that a melody will stand out
above the accompanyment, whenplayed in a urifor
nod," movement. .
We are happy to be able to ;state that the NEW
SCALE. PIANO of Wm. 13;;Bradbm, after the
most thorough teat., ban been pronounced by the
heat musical critiquee to pollute, to the higher/ de
erne all the eosentlala of a peffeet Inatroment. WE
CHAT:LURIE THE WORLD 'TO PRODUOE
AN PERFECTA PIANO FORTE
Strops Indoreerarat . of . the Most Emil•
=:;=M
The ,noit eminent. of. the, muoical prolkosion of
New Yolk City, otter Irequent and thorough
iv trials.
of my New Fade Plano Fortes ; hate given me the
move emphatic hod unqualified testimonials. Tho
following 115 a spectrileta of the voluntary testimony
I em coootantly receiving from gentlemen entirely
distoterested, and ho. all• Will acknowledge, most
tbetonehly qualified to judge of the merits of it
Plaeo.Forte. .
"We have examined, with much care, Mr. Wu.
B. BR ADRUII.III New Scalo Plano Fortes, and it is
our epinion that, in posrer;purity, richness equal
ity ot tone, and thor. ugh NVOlkmanstily, Alkitrad.
buty's instruments exceL
"We find great brilliancy and a beautiful slotting
quality of. tone, most happily blended. ~ .We have
rarely seen a square Plano Forte combining Co MI.
ny_of these qualitiss , essential to a perfect lustre.
ment.". Sigott, •
Briery Sitridernon,
Cherie% FrAdel,
.316bert
Charles %Vele,A. Detloll,
,
11 C.
William Mason,
Alex /garotte*.
rsrl Ansebutt;
ustrve R Eckhardt, - ,s
Theo. Ragen,editor "Musical Review,"
John Zundell, Organist It W.
Bete
church,
.Gco. W. ifforgan, Organist Genre ChuGh.
131r0"2"1 . 19Crgmll'IA- 7.. " 1. r ---
The renowned Pianist and Composer, after a care
ful and thorough exabgnation of. Wm. B Bradbu ,
ry's New Scale Plano Fortes, says:
"I have examined, - wlth great eareflgt-Wm. )3.
Thedbury's New Seale Plano-Fortee, nod It In my
oyloion that they are very superior instruments.
1 have especially remarked their thorough work
manship, and the power, purity, rlchneu sad qual
ity .of their tone. I recommend, therefore, those
lostruments to the public legate/Ig, and doubt not
of their sticceis." - LI. GOTTSUILUA.
New Turk, July 12,1663. .
WAIMUME & BABB,
SOLE urEarrs,
• No. 12 St. Glair street.
BUDlost Pienviron% Wires, t.
• LocraviLkm Hy, Jan. /SOM.
SI •
BALED PROPIAA.LB -WILL BE RE
mired st this.Onlice until JANUARY 26th,
lgre, for furnishing ICE to the BledicalDepartmcnt
of the Atey during the enstdng year, et the pellets
kiercin desfynated. The Ica to be stored by tno
contractor in property'coristructed lurbonses at
each point of delivery, on or before the 11th of
April next, the Ice not to be recelpted far until Its
quality, the fitness of the Ice-house, and the MM.
net in which it is packed shall hare been approved
by a medical °Sneer, and payment will be made
only for the amount Lk= actually stored and rem
celpted for, , •
ite proposals will he made for the quantities
indicatedbelon es required et- the respective pls. ,
tem; with the proviso that should more be needed
eVenrtine for the year's supply Smti. ll he Tor
nishedat the same rates and under the same Bondi.
• Quantity to be IVllvered et
bliss IoOTONS
TICKSBURGIL hint Goo
COLUMBUS, K'y to
PAIWICAIL Kr 10 "
LOU/SVILLE, Kr 800
MEMPHIS: Teen %O "
NASHVILLE, Tenn 1,5110 .
HELENA., Ask no -- u
,LITTLE ROCK, - Ark 200
FORT SMITH, Ark. -GO .
CINCINNATI, Chin 200
COLUMBUS, Ohio 40 II
CLEVELAND Ohio - •
lIVAITSTILLE, Ind..::.
ELADISOIT.
CAIRO. Ills
150 it
QUINCY,- Ills 75 VI
- • CHICAGO, 10 tt •
-
MADISON. Wu. 4 0 CI
It BOKTIK, lowa. ' 90 tt
SI, LOUIS, 111.0 • 250 .
YEEFERSONBS.BRACIES,ISIO 330 " . •
Proposals will also ho reoalved ter fundahlee lee
at all the above points DAILY BY WEIBILT, for
the Tear iStals to eneh rpiantities na may he relnir
ed b the Surgeons In charge at thaltediStates Gen.
eral llospltals upon the preeedhig simnel estimate
anti with the same proviso: .
Form of Proposal.
The undersigned proposes to furnish --. tons
of first quality of lee, carefully packed in substan•
tial lee-housea, at thewithin narnetl points, namely
-- at the following pries per ton of two thou.
sand pounds, unruly at, ---r-- tone, at II -7— ,
The Ice to be subject to the taspallon, measure.
mect and approval of a Medical 0111ccr or other
properly appointed inspector, before bei ng receipt.
ed for.
Pa ymentlo be made from time to time epee da
plblate blue eettlUed to by the Medical Director.
The undersigned proposes to furnish daily, or
otherwise, all th e ice required for the hospitalh,
upon approved requisitions of Surgeons in charge,
at or near the within named point., at the follow.
lag price per hundred pounds, namely:
els. per hunred pounds..!
The lee shall be o f thelieat quality and subject tb
the epprovaLot the Surgeon la charge. who wit
.recelpt fo r th e actual amount delivered at each
heepital. •
Payment to be made n-om time to time upon du.
_plliate bile. "certified to by the Medical Director. •
The above form of proposals will be adhered to
as glamor as practicable. Other forms will be to.
eared by the Department and duly considered.
A proper guarantee that the bidder is able to
fulfill the contract, certified to' by the Clark of the
nearest District Court, or a United Strati District
Attorney, must accompany the proposal, or it will
be triceteti.
Au oath of allegiance to the United Stites'Gov- •
eminent moat also &crampon, the proposal. •
The coOtracts • Will be awarded to the lowest res.
po 'f n he
party or.partiee, who will be duly notified
by mall, or otherwise. that their bill is accepted,'
and immediately required to enter into contrac t
uoder bonds to the amount of *3,000. The Bonds
muatbe ptoperfp eertitied had the Post Office ad.
dress of principals and sureties stated upon them..
Bidders may be Cloaca La, person when the pro.
poeNe
, ned. .
The Post Otlke addle . si of .tha parties propos*
most be distinctly written upon the proposal. •
- .Ploposals ninst ;be mltitossett;to Soneon D. L.
litAtat ISDER, U.S. Army, Medical Purveyor, Louis.
, The Department referees the right to reject any
or all bids deemed unouitable. •
L. meartuDEjto•utvetni
." C. S. Army Afr.ikia Punegor, LoutrrWt, Ky.'
Comm of:proposals _nay be had .at Ws
PROPOSALS — FOR THE PURCHASE
OF 111Xel. CLIPPINGS. -
' 11771Cn O 7
A.nalr Otani cm alto Eger - Taut, t ,
_ Sr. Lotus, 1d0., t0fu 63.
Sealed' Proposals for the purchase WO L
07.J.F.PINGli,dark blue and .sky blue, cut at. the
• Uaited States manufacturing halls in ilia city,
. during the months ,of .Tanuary. Fubinerl and
March, 1666, will be received by the-undersigned, .
until, And opened on,- MONDAY, :uary 16th,
1666, at 12 31.
Parties will. be required tolid for and take both
kinds, to furnish their own sacks far packing same,
and at such times as renulred by the Superindent,
to take the same onee erratic° each month, asks.
nuked, and to pay for therm= on delivery at said
tilde Will he ace - ompanied by the written om en.
tee of two parties of this city) that therwill he.
come sureties that the contract, if awarded, will.
be entered into and faithfully,fuldlletL -
Each bidder must be present or representet at the
opening of- his bid, Or the same will not be consld.'
. ,
Prom] . a to take .ellpplngs for a eborter period
t ta b l a n n ed. three months - as
- anove, will not ho enter
Thtu assigned regorges the right to reject nay
or olrbidg, If deemed for the public interegt.
Mcls to be gadorged.Proposals for Wool Clip.
ping." • It. S. HART, Capt. et A. Q.
IBAAO ORtUG'S
MINT SAW .ILL,
AND BARGE YARD,
. . -
. .
• 'nag litreet, iMecheni.
- Acute n se v. Saar, Plisaburgbi , Pee.
, XTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN AgTego. •
- 12 blyto Section 2 of the Ad of the (impend As.
miebly..of the .ooatmooWeelth .of - Penzigtrania,.
_entitled utuLdot Ambit= Banks of . the Common ,
arealth to become aotoeWlons for' the parpose of
7:leaking, ander the taws ot the United Stab:V.oW f
leered the22l - dafaf Augnst,-A.L.U.1884„ that the
stockholders of the Alle,Oeny Bank, of_ the oily of
Pitubargh, and county of Alleghent, hare this
day voted to become such -A essoclatton, ondertha
name and title of “Tho Allegheny National Beek
of Pittsbtugh" and that Its &redone have precut
-61 the authority of the owners of more than two.
third, of the estdtal stack to make the eartilleata
required therdorby the Laws of the United States.
dWatn. 5. W. 0001. Osahler:
FAO
MEE
WIN . TER DRESS GOODS
J: M. BURCHFIELD'S.
RELJEKJMO CfliE4P.
Winter Cloaks at Cost
WINTER LONG SHAWLS AT COST.
Bahnorals at Cost.
North East corner. of 4th and Market sts
3.9
EATON, NA.CRUM CO.,
No. 17 and 19 Fifth at.,
ARE DAILY IN RECEIPT OF
NEW 4G-00335,
To which they call the attention of th eir customers.
- - •
,
DR,S*AND CLOAK
BICH EMBROIDERIES AND OEGOODS;
SCARF AND BONNET RIBBONS;
_BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS;"
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; •
HOSIERY AND GLOVES., -
__
ZEPHYR AND ZEPHYR KNIT GOODS;
FINE KNITTING YARNS, ell.Oolors.'
A full suortment of FANCY GOODS . ; . •
A. splendid assettmmt of,
Can supply themselves with everything in oar
stock at the • ,
Very Lowest Prices
AMERICAN'
DRY GOODS!
CLOAKS,
SIENNIAI,
DRESS GOODS,
CLOTHS,
ALPACAS
PLAIDS,
DE . LAINES
C A SRTYPRER
CORSETS.
Evil., libido(' American Dry Good&
A few ;
Vig l a Po r lfgto ° Lli s i. l. l0 2
I:3 Mat .
ALE'. BATES,
, •
31 . 4.f..ttL am
John N. PlClion,
Charles ()robe,
John H. Jokier,
Matthen*
F. L. Bitter, •
Theodore Thomas,
Clare INVBearnes,
Robert Stoepel,
Strakosch,
Theo Eloelling,
F. /L Nash ,
HANDSOME PRESENTS,
For the lielidays,
nem a Gums,
No. 78 MARKET STREET. Pittabsugh,
We have now open sad are yet tevelvtag,
NEE co tax= air 6.tk.3caB
6 sand beantind assortment at 60046 bOtls
teem aid ornamental, comprising
•
• . EanDr Ere
opq Ivory.
Shell and Ball, Tams and
, - Side Combs; Pearl, Steel,. Set
and Gilt Belt-Buckles; Echo and Belt-
Ribbons; Cashmere and Sendai Read-
Dresses and Netsr.Lace Vella; Lace and Emlemet
dared Collars and& Handkerchlafar Worked
Sl7 era and 11)tuddons; Work Boxes,
Ladles , Companions, Portman.
safes, Batchelo r and •
Very hue assort-
.WMmaita:ow:rarrola. .A.12:-Lartsr4'
. .
Besides our mud berry stock of Hotter", ehrt
Trim sings, Notions ad Small. Wane, .
'AT -LOWEST OABII PXO.II4L
7 dart . '
GRE4LT.BAIipADIS t
mooRwP.AD, DENNISON. &
- -
ARE DETERMINED I'o CLOSE btr,,
THEM- 12103114 81008. OP 000
Gents' llnder.geirmente, White El . Lirtk Ook.
• Cravats, C.:illwrs, ko.
.Embrtilderies, Late Goods,Gloves. e-
T,
Fault Late,' Conaxt, 1111!boins, fut. it
Ile• aersis-si.ert
prersisulen. Pr....Waree Ac Cinucaoo RAILWAY ' )
• Office of the Sretary,•
Prererurnmr; Po.. P ee. Mth 1861.
DIVIDEND ON, CAPITAL STOCA
AND ON THIRD MORTGAGE BONDS.
The Board of Directors of thL, Company st have S die
Gian a Dividend of 2X PER OF.NT. th4iapo
tal Stock, for the quaileren Dee. ,
the s h are h olders who stand mding
iatered on that M
dayable (free of Government tax,y . on en &Rae
t z ,
17th day of January, ma, at the o ffice of • the Clow
piny in'this city, and at the Transfer Ageism
.NYinelatr,_' Zanier Von no.= Wall. street. New
York, to the stockholders as registered at the re.
spective offices. The Board hare also ordered the
anticipation of the payment of the wynady Mel
deed of 11.4 percent, on the Third Mortgage Smuts
due Amil T1...18M-, making l e f i ce t b i le on. eM Mtn
the day of January, 1 to the. bondholders
registered on the Mat day of baled., at the
Transfer Agency, Winslow,lkalertr.. Om, No.
Wall 'street, New 'reek. , The transfer 'books -
stock and third nentgagly bands Will eltoge oh
Est at 4 o'clockp.m.,aadremain closed
emain
the 17th day of.fanuery thereafter.. -
13y order of the Board.
delenlan • W. 11.1khltitE3, secretary.:
' °aver: Ar.tronsuir Ilarooa Ca,
Pprresosion, January 1i3,-1666.
1-)ITVIDEND.--Tho -Proerectingvident zi , Nanikters
.ato comany. for a lAge ortur the
..allegheny My p er, apposltaPlttaburgli, in the coun
ty of Allegheny, hare thladafteolared ■ dstidend
of 51X CENT.. on the Capital Stet& ot the
Company, payable to atockboldert m , tlinirlegal
repzreentatiree on or after the 12th instant. '
jan4:carrtwW Ws. ROSESUItOi......
IVIDEND:- The Directors of the
FLEMING AND BLOOD Milltd-PrrBO
LEIIAt CO., hare this day deelared'a dividend of
THEME per cent on the capital stock of the mill
Company, payable on and finer MONDAY, Janet
lay lath, at the office of the Bointarr, ti 0.117 Dior .
Dividends Mll hereafter be deelareddnarterly
semiannually, as the Directors may determine.
- .lsaacs . • J.B. DALDWIId,SeeI•
0/71Cla0P,T111[01•Lie a INattaA3olool/I:PANY,}
D IVIDEND . : —The President and' Dire*.
terser this Company - te day deolared
Clash Dividend of F/Vl. DOLT.. I LS per. sham,
free of tax, out , of the profits of Xhe past st:
months; payable:on and after the 9th
'Janarrd W W F. El-ARMIES, Seal.
Orrick or Y1T35111111011 Gas Co, I
• • - January 9th, 1863. •
-11P7IDEAND.--THE TRUSTEES of the
PITISIII.IRGII GAS CO3IPAITY have thie
day.declated o dividend of TERM (3) kma, LLENT.
out of the profits of the Company,. payable o 0 o.
nand to Stockholders or theirkgal representittivea
at the otaco of the Company.
Jalaiet JAMES 91:CHRISTY, Treasurer.
TO ENTERPRISINGABDIIJNDI3TRI
' ous mzcluatics, LABORING XVI 'arul
ahem: It you wish--to beoame &eche:tide:2,loA
,oectxre tomes, now la your time, white:lobo:a
looney la abundant. , lam now telling lota In
location/L.IA this borough, for, OA WO and
on vestrzent at $lOO, balance in ten..yean,lt deign&
By this plan you tan apply your money to bull&
Inv and suit your ratans and taste; while the in.
teresi one the lot. will be leUte'llttle reut#l,l yot
enfoy the rise real estate. -
-APP/Y at tho Estate aril InztliltiClP4)2oo 01
del(' 'Slitter Street, [Amelia
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lett with T. B. Itubley, 27 Fourth st.,
hltriVood greet, Dun/matt & -
street, or at the Greershonae, pro
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to. Bootle . supplied dally at . IbA
tiaata cars= to the
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CAN BE SEOUBED AT
81 Market s:treet,