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the VittOprgli 6azttie.
PI7I3LIBIIED BY - .
GAZEtTEPEBLISUING isiouries.
IAitiRDAY,. , JANUARY 11, , 180
'3 HE SLAVE QUESTIo/i AND CON
CRESS.
•
"There is s certain portion of the old Dem
vcratic party which is oonlinnally assuring
'itself and the world that•Slaiery is , dead
end out of the Way, yet tillich is always
deeply aggrieve,d at the pass - ip of arty anti.
slatTly theasureir in - Congress. The meri
composing this - division of the - party cannot
get over the old habit of rushing to the de
fense of Slavery whenever it is attScked.
The organ of , this class is the New York
Zero/rt. The stdoption of Senator IT11 , 19:1 . 11
tesolutiOn, ill@ &WWI Monday last,
&daring free the wives I%d - children of all
•
slaves .cnlista as soldiers'in the Tnited
Stitis ser ice, tuti piovokcd Melt*.
It - is rernarkable - . and anomalorts,.'
say's the Iferaki, "that Congress is - occupy
. ing its - time witir such lineations concerning
alarary mitre embodied jn the resolution of
r :..Senstor Wilson. The proclamation of the
-Provident, if it his any , force at all, has
made every Riau in the rebellious States
free. Congress fully endorsed that prods
. taation, and yetlifr. Wilson now introduces
a reablution to make free the wires and
- children of elaues who enlist in the Union
army; The discursion of this question by
the learned Senators 'who participated 'rat
isldloand out of place. Thosd.peopm are
free already, If-the President's.. proclama
tion and its endorsement by Coagress are
good for anything."
It Ls morerremarkahls and anomalous that
the Herald mita remember that the Pres.:
Ident'e proMarruttionnpplied to only a per -
/ lion of the .Colifedency. Kentucky and
Tennessee were excepted from its opera
tion, U were : ad:soother Slates or portions
of States nal:tied:in the proclamation; and
.the *ikon resolution was' therefore' neces
saiiio reach the cases of parties who were
. not Made free ity the proclamation.
TEIVRATIONAL - BANKING trf STEM.
We tears, that in a short time there ,will
bellfteen national banks in this city. All
of the banks incorporated by the State; oz- ;
cepting the Bank of Pittsburgh and the
- , ---- Exekange Bank, have organized as national
banks; the Farmers'. Deposit Bank, the'
- Union . Bunking Co., and the German
Borings and Trust Co., here done the name;
and -there are two or three new orgenize
:, lions completed or in progress.
The rapid spread of this system is some
thing astonishing: It indicates a wide
. spread coat:tenet in the plan, and a cowrie-,
ilea that' banking will inevitably ma in'
this_chttnnel.
•
As the national banking law requires all
the institutions organizing muder it to re..
celett.lll3 ,pisT out whaterer money they
dci i in at par, we shall, we trust, get rid of
• the contusing system of having . two kinds
of money-currency and par—one intrinll--
calls wOrtli less than the other: We be
., Beira no other business commtuuty
. 'ices under this annoying plint, and it is
time it was.abandoned . here. We were
• gTad, therefore, to note the announcement
'of:mildly - institutions in the city that, after
*Certain date, they will net reosire or pay
out "currency." The general Adoption- of
this rule- wilt drive out of etreniation
but,* paper , and save. the husiness
malty from much, vexation ind
If the national banking law brings us no
other benefit, it will bring ns a great one. in
GENERAL 'BUTLER.
The chticlrlitig of •the Copperhisci. aid
^ lend-mesh press over.thit removal of:Gen:
BUTLER, indicates clearly the the govern.
melt cotild have done nothing that would
have proved moregrateftd to them. They
grin - and gloat over it with - the • mallec
,fiends Who have suddenly 'come into an
unexpected chance Of glutting their von
,: geance' Very well It is their turn now; ,
and perhaps they are_wise to make use of
it But they will do well to moderate . their
JOY; ,theY blow how.' Boman has 'eat
teen disgraced by his removaL Ile stands
is high in:the estimation .of patriotic peo
pie 115 ever, siid.be•cati afford to hide his
- time.! 'We have no quarrel - with. the Ad.
miniairstion for removing him. Dolibtless
it was done with a good motive and for a
purpose " Those 'who crow over it
...lune simply coma tut opportunity not _in:
''tended for: them.„ •
• )IISSOVICI.
There ie a general feeling of rejoicing all
, over the country at the speedy abolition of
Shriery bYtheConstitutional Convention iq
Itisscaui.' A feW words did it. The act is
,embriced.irithin a few lines, an4was passed
by the ConventiOn promptly and speedily.
Entyhnt Mika Events hang , ttpian - those
few lines 1,. Another free State idded,tnthe
o:Mlml—freedom -aecared to tenstf thoas-
antis and Pair tnibont prcvny—prosperity
- '. - secured to a great Slate too left kept la
~the.back ground, and the incalculableblesi=
lngs of education and religion secured to
people hilherto Nisei With ignorance and
seral-.lmrbarlim l - god bless kiesoitri t6roO
noble willingness she has shown ln casting
4 .X BIG THINGS""
X few greedy adventurers have combined
to obtain from the legislature an act to gire
then the the bed of
c
gheny river in the oil region ! We:beg our
readers nut riaugh et the propositiois.
is rediculeue, -we Anon; but it hai been
``made in earnest and juliging by the follow.!
dtspatelf to ,the Philadelphia Balteliit
etre is some probability of its adoption:
Tienniargbno, Jan. 12.—The plan soon to
be brought. efore the Legislature to make
- the Commonwealth give to a private organ
hed of t►o Allegheny river, in
'Venting° l'Farren counties, worth prob
.--ably twenty millions, is maturing rapidly.
If it is to be frustrated; immediate stepsam
necessary:
TirE btrry of PiarracC 'PeiErt.--The
'New YOtk' Post states the following facts
-
as =aeons why the duty'on paper shouldbe
II .removed:
. That,the high duly on printing paper is a
`ten= ono to the public ueasury. That it
benefits nobody but the - imper-makers.'
That it increases the burden of taxation
- and the amount of the public debt. That
it operates not only. as etas on the diffusion
of information, but as a tax on schodla and.
education: j That it not only , makes print
' lag paper dear, but debases its quality and
that itcheeks and restrains ..the exercise of
. ....M - fititictie ingenuity in the imptorement of
the manufacture of paper.
,DEnt.szoi• `l. . Pest% Renton.-Trash
,iagton, Jon. 11.—lisny newspapers . hare
-copied a telegram'frOm 'NS ashington, erro
, :nconsly attributed to the Associated Preto,_
a rumor that,"Genentl Sherinanha:t
- - -comnatthicatid to the 'President that the
Georgia State authorites had applied to come
Into the - Union, and that . Secretary
Stanton's visit to flactiunal . had, doubtless.
.sorae connedlon with this subject." The
'Vfaeldngton agent of the Associated Press
0..5.11;,7,1414itere1.T.te ':say he never, circulated such
.nintsr, and that there Is no truth in it
'whatever.
...tinor-x 10,000 pieces of Roman' money,
• 'principally , of thh ' reigns ,of Angtettus Ti
berins,'Olaudins, and Nero, have just teen
discovered in the bed of the Illayenne, at
-Bt. Leonard. Their presence Is explained
by the fact of a•dangerous ford having for.
merly existed at this spot, and the custom
of traveleTs to throw in the river a piece of
„money es vote.
] ~`°` t'' 4 i k'~' x "TY' ~ ~'~i~ ~~'z~~tirocn+l9i t~s~.4.w:r~ xu:i~.
The Retacrut of Gen. nutter
Wssmnovow, Wednesdayrdan.
President's Order No:1, "airics 0f1%5,' , °attic
order relieving. Ben. Butler has been christened._
at the headquarters of the army of the Potomac,
was probably written at Fortress Monroe on - the
.7th of January, in inn Inter - v(4w between the
&cutely of War an/ General Grant. although
previously agreed upon here, The Secretary ar
rived at the Fortress late on the evening of the
.6th. The Enter *understood here to have been
served on the Stli. 'The newspaper dispatch,
written at Gencrel Grant's beadquart,rs, an-.
non noing General Butler's removal, is dated on
the Bth. The news of this set was brought here
yesterday forenoon by an officer direct from City
Point, and communicated to members of Con
gress. One of t yse Inquired of the President,
yn the presenceo pc Assistant Secretaryof War
esterday aftern n, If General Batter had been
removed. ' Each expressed surprise at hid know
ledge of the fact, and inquired how ho learned it,
and then begged him not to make It public, as it
was the desire and the intention to have the news
`come from the army of the Potomac, aid ttOlf
from. Washington. The censor of the nwsea.
per teltgraohle dispatches Was iirdered to sup.
press the nein if Die 'apart - the wires for the
liptther^ Ana Weitern press, and . this order
woo kept In fere° throughout the ensuing day.-
It Is known here that the wlthdravial - by Gen
eral. Butler of his troops from the attack on Fort
Flsher_was the oecasion and not. thecature of the .
breach letvreen General Grant and General But
ler.. The distiogalshed clvillan-was long ago
doomed. This is confessed lathe statements of
the causes of.hla removal prepared at. General
Grant's headquarters In the form of a dispatch
to ono of the New York city papers. The actual
outbreak was nude over. General. Butler's with-
&awed Bom his attack an Fisher, Grantinsist- - 1
log angrily that It shonld - have been persisted in;
Butler Insisting that to have done so would have
been to cruelly and-uselessly sacrifice bravo men
-that the work was so strong and scistrongly
garrisoned and..stipported, as appeared on Gen.-
' erg Weitzel", trocannoissance, that it was impos
sible to have taken it with the small force that'
bad been allowed him. .-
Opinions differ here as to the .reasons of this.
removal. -Grant is known to be suprettle. lie
puts Generals up and he put/Übe= driwn. ills
word is law in all militarratfeire, But -the de
clared sentiment of his headquarters that "Gen.
-Butler's arrests,- Iroprisonmeaffs and punish-_
mega of rebels and traitors have been
and arbitrary, and that many cases of glaring
injustice huvesome to light, and many others
are.expected to be developed by his supersednre;”
this and the recent almost national expression
of satisfaction at the mention of his name as
- Secretary of War in the reorganization of Mr.
Lincoln's cabinet, give politicians here the else
to a scheme to set a troublesomely earnest radi
cal out ;if the way, and to dispose of a dreaded
politicion.' The Copperheads of Washington
and Georgetown are Jubilant to-night over his
removaL—New Fork Tribtme.
nti - Las's FIatWITLI. ORDER
HART. DEPT. VA., Alm Norms CAROLINA,
Ansrr or ens JAMES, Jan. 43, 181.2 i.
Metiers of the Army of Ow lama: Your Com
mander, relieved by order of the President, takes
leave of you. Your conduct In the field has ex
torted in alses from the unwilling; you have en
dured the privations of the camp and the march
without a murmur; you have never failed to a
tm& whin ordered- you hare stormed aril car
ried works _deemed impregnable by the enemy;
'you have shown the positions to beta by holding
ttem against his fiercest assaults in the attempt
to retake them.
Those skilled In war have msrveltSd at the ob
stacles overcome by your valor: Your line of
'works has excited the wonder of the officers of
other nations, who have come to learn defensive
warfare fkom the monuments of your skilled la
bor. Your deeds have rendered your name il
lusttions. In after times your GaseraPslifottii- •
est, memory will be to say with you, "I too was
of the Army of the James." To share such
oompanionship is pleasure. •To participate In
such acts is honor. To bare commanded such
Animal b glory. .
. NO one could yield It . tvithout regret. Know
ing your willing obedience to orders, witnessing
your ready devotion of your bloodin your coun
try's Cause, I have been char' of the precious
,charge confided to me; I nave reftuied to order
useless sacrifices of the lives of such soldiers,
and I• am relieved' from your command. The
wasted blood of my mca does not stain my gar
ments.. For my action lam respOnsible to God
and my country. - • •
To the Cett,ked Troops of the Ariny of the Ames:
hi this army yen bays been treated not as la
borers, but as soldiers. - You have shown your
worthy of the uniform you wear. The
'best officers of the Union seek to command you.
- Your bravery 'heti now the adialration oven of
theft who would be your masters. Your patri
, otlsm, fidelity and courage have Utustrated.the
' best. ipialitles qt manhood:' With. Use bayonet.
. you turre unlocked the trok-barred gates of • pro
•judice,-eperdng new fields of freedom, liberty
' and equality of rights to .7ourselves and. your
race forcer.
Comrades of the Army of thq 'James, I. bid
you farewell,' farewell.
• _ Bco. F. Boltz% filaj•SysteraL
The Cinciroutti papers bare the &Bovine
stray of , a tragedy In Lima, Ohio
.
"Some time since, a Canadian - named :
31'11=4, opened : a grocery in _Lima, his
wife acting in the Capacity of bar-keeper.
Six vreeks ago, a person. whckgave his name ,
as Bally, and claimed to be a refugee from
New Orleans, a physician by moteaskin,
and who appeared CO- hlll/11 some- money,
stopped in-Lima. lie frequently visiteAl
DPSinney's grocery, and the latter's jeal
ousy finally became excited. As soon as
the Doctor discovered Wis . he ceased his.
visits. On llonday, Dr. Daily stopped In
a grocery near the depot, and while stand
utg near the counter, 311f.inney came In.
(lie latter, without saying a word, drew
a revolver, and shot the Doctor three times,
and thenleft. Daily followed him to the
door, and fired.four shots at his assailant,
hut none of the shots hit.3l'Stnnsy. The
Sheriff then attempted to arrest Wicioriey,
but the latter,ffrew his revolver and fired
three shots actlie officer, one tall cutting the
hair above thd Sheriff's ear. By this time
an excited crowd bad collected, many of
whom_ *were armed, and several shots were
fired at the ruffian, who succeeded in get
ting in the beeond story of abnilding,whteh
wee immediately surrounded by his purse
efier ld'Einney finally got down stairs and
was fighting LisWay into the Areet, when
a stone struck huh on the forehead, knock
ing.him down and tearing off his - scalp:
Ile was then secured by the officers. lle
was lilt three times hr pistol shots. Dr.
Daily died in about twenty-four hours after
he was Shot.
Crrant.Es WINDSOR, 'formerl y pa iig:
tiller of the 'Mercantile Bank of New. 1 ork.
gaffed for England on the 20th. or , October,
lest, tuldnrwith. him $284,000 is gold aitd
currency, which sum, it is alleged, he em-.
, bezzled from the bank., .0n the tith of De.'
"cemberieet, a writ, with ..cope of a EMU
. mono and complaint,was issued by the Court
,of Queen's Bench, at, the inatance. - of the
'attorneys representing the r interests of the
Mercantile Bank hi London, turd.directed to
The defeedent; pieties Windsor, citing him
to appear and antra to the plaintiff's claim
of .Ml,OOO, foi debt.' 'Boon aftei the fiSITiC6
cf tte writ; 'Windsor .iral arrested on lull
-other procese, founded upon an affidavit of
the keePers of, the Betel de Proeence, and
taken into custody as an absconding debtor.:
His bagpge. was. searched, and in one of
his trunks was found about $2080.: At last
accounts; Windsor's 'counsel was: 'neither
an effort to secure his release.
irrnonnsPerriats.--The Baltimore (flip
per says: There arrived in this city on Sat •
urday night fifteen paupers, dispatched to.
this city by SJen. Grant, from the pain
'
house ix:Prince George's county, Va. - The
wretched beings were mostly women and
children, aid their condition - was wretched
in the extreme. Among the *umber was
the sniperintendent of the poor-house, and
his condition was as miserable as his com
panions. They were - removed to; the Sol
piers' Rest, on 'Eutaw street, and after re
freshing themselves they , were reinored to
the almshouse, where they will remain un
til a better disposition.canhe made of them.
JEFF. Davis is now so fearful of his life,
and so constantly in dread of assassination,-
that he neither appears in the streets of
Richmond nor allows himself to be atone
'even in his private apartments.- Ile has
constantly on his person weapons , for self
defence, while a rebel soldier, trusted only
because bribed for the work, is ever by hie
side, with orders to shoot any man making
'the least offensive demonstrations towards
the "President." Theareh-traitorhas also.
a notion that hislife Is in danger; from poi-
SOD, and is 'therefore -very careful In his
'diet.' Altogether, Davis has a happy time
,ruling the South: _
A NEW Ust FolllWitotzuw.—t Gallgitani
Eay s . tbat Dr. Decals:Le, of Antwerp, an
nounces that the itch may be cured instan
taneously by 'imply applying (without rub
bing) petroleum to the parts adopted.' The
mere emanations or that cU ireilitatolcot to
dissffeet the patient's clothes, and Dr. De
mime adds 'that all'other parasites of ttia
human body , may be destroyed immediately
by the same meanS. .
Ennomtart rusts state that ithe peak
mils. of Lenkoran (Asiatic Multi) contain*
numerous springs of petroletun.l No few
er than 100 aro now worked, and yield an
nually about 4,000 tons or petroleum, sim
ilar to that brought from America; .There
are alSo many-springs of the hind 'the
Islo of 'roman.
- ="cL`i..atx:x"ti~t'.kic.. ^ .,a".~"s_idi;:a~ r , ~,4 ; as+ilk,r . ~~~ + a~A' x .R~'' a} .:yaw-+,lr. w'.tie?~vx~.eiaS ''".,. ~aG'~.~as
I eller .1:tom the Sixth 'Pennsylvania Hem
. ESNY6I7, Va., Jan 9, 1805.
Enrrons Osagrrxr--Having seen severallet
tees published In the different nefaspapers of
Pittsburgh, and towns not far distant from the
smoky city, which have had their origin from
the Sixth Degiment Pennsylvania Ileavy. "Mtn
lery, and were intended to give our friends at
home some general informatics in regard to the
doings and whereabouts of this Pittsburgh regi
ment, I will note try to write you a Seer lines
in relation to the Sixth, which we, as Pittslattrgh
ers, are proud ot, and hope, if we persevere in
in our present efficiency in drill and military ex
perience, to win, ; if the. opportunity is 'afforded
us, laurels for our native city,Which our friends
may well feel proud of.
The regiment proper - 1s now stationed at Fort
Ethan Allen; Virginia, where they are doin7 the
Government some verylrapertant service in the
way of repairing the fortifications and Govern
ment-buildings of that military poet, and there
could not have been a better regiment selected
for that pitrpose; as the majority of its officers
and : men' are drat class. mechanics of every
branch; but tho carpenters, I tun informed, ap
pear to hare the majority.
The ref, must is now commanded by our. esti
raable Leutenint - Colonel J. B. Copeland, of
whom I may safely shy, be commands the re
spect of every officer and private of the Sixth,
whiteout. fellow-townsman, Lieutenant Samuel
-A. Dam, Acting Adjutant, does the official bu
siness, these parade and guard mount up in style
that would astonish the Rego.
Colonel Banos le absent from the regiment In
command of the 2d brigade, De linsay's divl
[ - skin; of ildeb our regiment comprises a part,
his staff ccagaists of Adjutant -S. J. NeFarren,
Quartermaster Vandeffrill, Surgeon HezleP aad
Chaplain Moore, all of the and they have
i been complimented by the General commanding
for their efficient and prompt performance of the
arduous duties of a brigade, and we would not
be astonished to bear of .the Colonel getting a
afar.'
• .
The regiment being scattered about among
the continuous line of fortifications which crt•
CheiCB our Capital, laic 'caused corisidetable in
convenience to tui :soldiers on account of our
mall not coming direct, which our kind. friends
at hpmgare !Dot mrefol enough to remedy. Let
ters for Co. B: should be directed oa Fort Bennett,
E, Fort Albany, C and M, Fort Ward, 1, Chain
Bridge, A and Fort Marcy, and for B, C, D,
Sand L to thelicadquartera of the Regiment, at
Fort Ethan Allen, Va.
There has been a great many promotions in
the regiment lately, caused by the addition of
two Brevet Lieutenants to each company, all of
- -
which were selected from the Sergeants of their
respective cOmpaulmi, who have thus far proven
that there Is good material in the ranks as there
Is out of them,
and his whispered around among
the boys, that the Colonel says that If some of
the officers dollot Improve more rapidly, he will
have to promote more Sergeants, as ho Is deter
mined to have none but good officers.
..... .
Mr. D. Salisbury, of pirmingbam, formerly of
of the 109 d, has received the appointment of
Sergeantlacjor;, and performu the fanetions of
his office In a soldierly manner. •
A remor prevails that: we are about to lose
oerwortby Major, J. R. Kemp, who commands
oar hattallon,--the 2d—as be Is to receive au
thority from.khe War Department to remelt a
new regiment. 'Whilst we regret to lose him,
we wish him every &WM!, as he Is the tent
type of a Soldier and a gentleman.
Furloughs are Itigrent demarqj loot now and
the boys hare quite a busy time of It 'trying to
bent up some ghost story to get home on; their
renews are V 8710113, come a sleknaele, sick wife,
sick child, real estate business to be attended to
that requires their personal attention, tee., and
there Is a story told In the bursae that them
Rea a man applied for a thirty day furlough to
.go home as ho could make 12,50 a day, while
another reason was, be wanted to get married.
The list coo I believe was disapproved, as-the
General did net think It a reasonsplo application
far a soldier,yert if -we have good leek we will
all get. furloughs In abiut eight
,months from
; We would be sexy - ranch obliged to our Mends
at home, It They would send us the aimite mom
molar, It la a welcome rued tx our qua-Sere.
Dlissenul Is tree.
"Ih .e
Constitutional ConVentlon of - Mlesonri
046:i - day passed en ordinance abollshhtg slavery
throughout Olefin - de...40 take effect Immediately.
Missouri:ls therefore a Free State:henceforth and
forever.. The vote stood 60 for Vrewlotrt to for
Slavery. Bc, this latest and best of Missouri.
quottlons has been settled by a dectslon.the re
verse of the Drod Scott.
LI - Delaware and Mantels - 7 had gone last No.
vember with Maryland and Missoart for Llecobi
and Johnson, the entire area of the loyal States
wintld In consequence have been made free.
Erni is It was, the 'wand . result Of the election
hie aimed the triumph 'et Freedont In wrist,'
non•reticl State.
i"The Lind reigneth; let the , earth
A rejoice."—
is - York Tranne,... ,
i - -PI7BLIC XOTICIES,.
rum.
=wore Vire, raoramo BALL,:
edema. et Federal and Lerma streets, . Paster,
.1013F711 ZING. Se,*lees at , 104 and 'r
Eli.. riner lilee,tuNt on AVEDNESDAT EVEN.
sza. The pekals are etdetalli invited t attend.
LOWER NT...CLAIR TOWNSELIP
rgr NELTlNG.—A.merting of the
Enroited Noe of Lower Elt. Char,
,
be held at :JOHN NIZTSSEWS HALL. on
NATTHIDAT , AFTERNOON, at 33 o'clock; to
take final Sal= on the !abject of the Draft. Let
all try to be there. • jolt:Henke
Drrosrr Cosraa r.
Blount lanalt. Bet. 29, '
A GENBILi-L XELETINIA OP .
STOCKUOLDBUS or this BANK will
be heldai the BANKING HORSE on MONDAY,
January nOtti, nood I O'clock p. so; to moulder
and decide whether thisCompani, shall became an
Association - for therklusineas of Banking, tinder the
Lama °film United States and whether-It shri ll
exercise the paver confe rred I t sr - Use Act of the
. b l rig Well/ f a of th.ll 3 tlolleitare ed isith " to ' 3 i/ c al .* :
Assor.laUons foe Banking under the Laws of the
Malted States," approved:ld of August, PAL and
- le take say turtbera4Uon that may be deemed rte
. cowry. By.oplar atlas Board of' Dlmiters.
. 'deXlin _ .7011 N P. BEFATII: Oashlei.
ffisciwncs Best or Pirrsimagal
Pittahuryh, Dec. 2 lk 1864.
" , -.1.-Iscrricr.:-3 - oTircg Is HERE T
ear ' given, agreeably to Election 2of the Act of
the General AssemLly of the Commonwealth of
Tennsylreatai entitled...Ms./tot enabling Bonita Of
the consmontrealib to become AssOchstions for the
purpose of Banking; under the. Laws of the United
States? approved the 3414 day of August, A.l).
MS, that the Stockholderif of the hteehanies Bank
have this day voted to become suchen Association,
amlithat its Darden hare procured the authority
of the owners of more than two-thirds of the UM'
gal St..x.V. to make thCcertlfieafe therriorhy the r
• Lads ,of M . o . :United States.'
' 403:1m - - 0. MARTIN,
• lhOw thy?' Balnr,Pittabwatt,_Bee. 185 4 7
WNOTICE 19 lIEREGV GIVEN,
, agreeablyof the Art of the Gen.'
tral dumbly of •the Catantonwealth of-Peensyl..
vardee petßled ..!dat Act enabling Banks - of the
Gegunonwealthio become assoelatious for the pun
gose Of Reeking, nnder the Laws of 'the 'United
fates)! approved the - led' dog of August, A.
MM. that the Stockbaldera of the Iron City Bank
of the ility_of Pittsburgh,Aual 'meaty of Allegheny,
'hese this day voted to become such an as —sedation,
under the name andtitle of ..The Iron City Na
tional-Bank of Pittsburgh: , and that its Directors
have peocureiithe authotitfof the owners bt more
then two-thirds of the Capital Stook to make the
certificate required therefor;by the Laws of the
United States. ~ , _ . •
desadm . , • .10Bli,h1AGOFFIN, Cashier:
IarPLEASE: TAKE NOTICE TILIT
the drat meeting of ' the' corporation to be
ceded: the I^,U
-the 011. wiJI held'
, on THIIRSDAY, J3cwember 29th, 1861, In Dimmi n g.
hate, at the Saw °MM
oo of r. John itedinan,
at the .eenth and of the .111smingtuan Bridge, - at 7 t
O'clock p. m., or thepmpose Of organitation, ado?.
Con of Br-Loire,, 'election of Officer. an , and, tor.
the tnireopee autioaritod andmore particalarly,ree."
milcd in an Act Ot the General Amend:dr of VIII
commonweelth of Sennselvarda. entitled , tAnllet ,
relatlntlo
. CorporatiOnator Mechanical, Mantifao.
triring',Dninmg and Quarrehmpurpores,u apprpted
C t 18th day Id Ja'. IMO.
401:Away 0. sarrrit.'tee ,!pro
PETROL * 00. will NI paid to Pitts
burgh holden of stook at the °glue ofiIIOTIA.RD. ,
1301.4.1LittLEY ie.trwin street. t dddtf
~N~iS~ i+] w l ~ ►l ~~~~riiiwa V ii~i
AYES% - CHEERY PE TORAL
'for the rapid mire of. llonghs. 00 1 dit
neva, Ho Crean, Bronchitis,: Incipient
06nm:option, for the Beli of Consumptive
Patients In advaileed Magee of th e Mune. •
I -So wide is the field of - Its usefulness and conn.
morons are the easel °Claiming, that almost every
Section of country abound' in persons publicly_
known; who hare been - restored from alarming,
end even derperato &semen of the lungs by Meuse.
When once tried, Ito zupertority over every Other
expectorant Is too apparent to escape observation,
and where its virtues are , knows., the public no
longer heidtate last. ,antidote to employ for the
distressing and dangerous &Action§ of the ptdmo.
nary organs that are incident to our.. climate.
While many inferior -remedies 'thrust titan .the
community have failed and been discarded, this has
gained friend, by every, trial, conferred benefits on
the afflicted. they can „neyer forget, and Prod ,oo4,
curet too numerous and tag, 'remarkable to be foe.
gotten. We can only assure the ;labile; that tie
quality Is carefully kept up to tbe bast it
- ever has
been; and that it maybe relied on to do for their
relief all that it has ever donn '
Oreat numbers of Clergymen, PhyalcilinaEtates:
men, and eminent personages, hero: lent their
manes to entity the unpandlelor tiref irle of oar'
•-remedled, bet space here will not permiCsine inser•
lion of t hem..: The Agents below named (umiak
gratis our American Marina. In which they are
•
given; with alao full description. of the emripMinta
1 -4 one who require en alterative modleine to mus
rife the blood will end R'S COMP. EXT.
..SAESAPA BILLAiIe remedy to use.' Try !lance,
and you will knovalts value.
, Prepared hi 3.0. A.PER 1110.,,L.01ie11,,
;Snli sold b FAUffE.STO(JES-SON, ec 00.,
and bp all in
~ FRO/T.—Rebeisr4l4lllooy -
-ge. SO bus-Dried libiekberrlesi, ,
. ..• 10 bur. Seediest Cherries; '
5 bus. Dried Elderberritsi
-'• St but. Dherria• with aseagiotjzila by
1 1014 L.. H. '40161 , :s UV.
n2TIBLb. WESTMORELAND COUL
Amtz TT Trlghirlnes wire, , s modbiicadiliva.
`tinned Fria ~t ; f0. •
' - ' , 90101/T & 00.
firlEESk.---lit low price. to clew consign
••••, mint- For sale by
IWO WEBB It-WILKINSON.
OIL.-110 barrels for.sale by
'la. .. ILLNBIC COLLINS,
.'VEIL' D rienriseorEA-rs.
"WANTEtr TO — RENT—On rn• before
T T Aprii -Ist. ft well furolrhrd medium sized
HOES}, desiesblysioested. eftber in. Pittsburgh or
Allegheny: Addressor applylo
- LIDA o. L:ItuIiPENZOING,
jall4Et (. _ E 9 Boni et.
tiOR RENT ..01i
of about two hundred sere, on the preeasburg
tuinpike.olght miles froarrittsburgh. :None fleet
apply unless well recommended. •
Ff 474. M. GRAFI AM.
jell Mier " Kllklas township.
ism
• A GOOD BLA.CIiaIkEETH,
Togo Tarentrom Best of wages rind litemly
empo vault given. Address , -
ANDERSON &IN/Mirk&
Tarentam, ra.
ever Curratoti.ra , a Orawal
January 13th, 1665.
EALED PRO - POSALS; ADDRESS D
S
to the undeislgned, will be •reeehred at this of
tee, until SATIJEDA.I, January Mat, lea, at
o'clock P. 113.. for supplying the City With STA
TIONERY AND BLANK ROOKS 'during the
SEM year commenchagyibrwary tat, MO.
jalkEt JOHN hicOARGO, Controller.
SPLENDID PIANOS. Just reccoived,
a new Ist of RNABE , S UNRIVALED PIAN
OS, HAINE , S 13RO. , S•PLIEQS, and GRUBE &
RIEDE'S PIANOS.
AWL PRINCE'S AVTOMATIO ORGANS,
SCHOOL GROANS and MELODEONS.
CHAIIIOTTE BLII'dI2I3,
43 Fifth street, Wholesple asut Retail Agent.
B()BBB and MORTGAGES FOR SALE.
—MON, payable in four years. Annual pay
ments with Interest. Real Estate valued itt'SsOr
000—improvements at ale 000. Persona desiring a
safe investment at more thane per cent. might call
and examine. •
, Storks of allkinda bonebt and sold on 'entirely
aloe. Dividends collected._ Loans inade 011 collat
eral+. ROBINSON, IIIcOLEaN 11c 00.
jolt No. 75 Fourth it.
BOOTS AND SHOES
•
os~a~,
No. 54 MARKET STREET,
SOUTH & ROSS
BOOTS AND 8110 ES
SELLING OREAI' AT
McClelland's - Auction House,
jal6 66 FIFTH. STREET.
•
F l
• ' TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
ONTICII OT CONTTEOLLIVOT TON OTTRICNINIT, .
' Washington. Sanitary 12th, 100.
W HER EA S, BY SATISFACTO Y
T . , evidenoe pi:seated tothenndessigaed; It has
been made to appear that "Tee UNION NATIONAL
BANS. or Prrianunint,. in the Oity of Pittsburgh,
in the- county of Allegheny and State of Penesylve
rile, has been duly organised under and lIT . ZIM
to the requirements of the Act of Congress
.An AM to provide a -National Currency, secured'
byn pledge of United States Bonds, and to provide
for the eireithition And redemption thereof," ap
proved 'June sid, no, and has compiled withal! the
=ons of said act required to be complied with
commencing the business of banking under
said act; • -, '
Now thezitoilt, I, neon Itkvirttocw, Comptrol•
ler of the Currefty; 'do Thereby Certify that "The .
Union National Bank el Pittsburgh,. in the city
of PittsbUrgh, le the coast Allegheny, and
State of Pennsylvania, LUIS rhea to commence
the business of /Making n ader act aforesaid.
1 Currency Bureau, In teltlaton# Whereof
Seal of the witness my hand and seal
Comptroller of the of once, this twelfth day
47u. - of,January, Midi
Treadury Department. - ,
• • te,-crisr.i.oon. .
Jal4 ct. - Comptroller of tile Currency.
V S. SPECIALINCOMETAK.—
• Having received Ithe . .llst of Spedal Tax, SS*
sewed on ineomee proved g 4 La accordance seta the
art or Congress, a Jrly 014 lOW, for the
Moisten comprising the Boroughs-of flirmftgtram,
East Rftudrodeam,EOuth Pittsburgh, .Odoostostipshe-.
U.Vrest tad Tempeeeneerftle, end the .
Townships of Beldwltt, Snowden, Lower St. Clair;
: Upper St. Clair, Scott,. Union, Chartiers,i Hobbs.
son,North Payette South Fayette, Findley. Yews.
Crescent and Nevillt. 11,111 attend for the reeds,
Leg of said taxes at t e Oftlee of A. B. Stevenson,
Esq., ilinninglioun, daily (Sundays and Saturdays
eseept4) until Monday,- 'Snowy .30th, between
the b oo n of l and ap. te.. Also at the folloWles
r placer - '
Wednesday, Feb.int, at the house of T e t er Boyer,
Snowden township.
Thundilldieptd
.. at the house' cif G. "Boyd,
=day, Feb. GM, atthe thi n e of N.
Robinson townshi
S p.
_, _ •
Tuesda ll y, Feb. .at the Douse of Ettrik
, Mar- la .
. Nrednesday, Yett - 13th, at th e boon of Matthew
Wm:lngot, Noblestown.
Friday, Feb. lOUs. at the °Mee of D. Rebloson,
Feb. n it,
Mcaday eey tt le it ileoftice of W.N,Earkei,
Esq., South Pfttshorgh.
I will alto attend et the billet. of the Collector of
!eternal sternm, No. 67 Forarth flaburgh,
on Saturdays, until It hof rebruary,fro 0n m.
forp.m._
After aforesaid dates 10 per cent. penal t y will be
added: "
Payment. Must be made In United Statee money.
G JOHN A. SERGEANT,
Dep. Collector id Div. WI Did.
Persons preferring may remit their checks, pay
able tear order through the Pittsburgh
i.ismawtfebny
0711 C/ "01 MOSOTOAIIICLA NATIO elle% CO.
' • , Firma_ _
_,l'lllll Sea 12.1116& ff
THE - BOARD OF. IL&NAGERS of the
MONONGAHELA NAVIGATION COMPA
NY have this slay declared a Dividend on the stock
of said Company. of
,FIVE PER DENT. for the
past Mx .months, or- TWO DOLLARS ANA
HALF A SHARE, bee from WS. Revenue Tax,
payable to the' Stockholders or -their lepl reTree
mutative. forthwith. W. BARE W EL.L,
1
Orrice Cot.onevon or lwrzonot. Revenies, . .
Twenty -woad Collodion Di.tfrid, Pa.,
_-
Ihrrononon,.-Jon. a, legh
TILE SPECIAL INCOME TAE F R
•_-... Phtl, mewed In neconlaneo with ttor stet of
Congress, approved July 4.1864. la now In this of:
'nee, and on and liter MONDAY, the 9th lest., I
will be ready to receive the amount'ofTeltod, ..: • :
-This Tannest be paid on or before the lath - ta ut.; .
'after that date the( penalty of 10 por cent will, be
F.,
added.. ,
.- - -WILLIAM L rL .
jsuot, ~ . ,
~ . Collector 214 0 Le. Pa.
4,3177 ISOLICITPIL a 0/1/1C
Pittlaborg. Deo. 11. 6 54
W IDEICENG OF.CENTER A VINUES.
,:.vx • =The epott of the Viewers'appiAnted by
Councils, to assesa the damages'for the Widening of
Center .firenuts, has .been left at my. .oenee., All
venous interested ere hereby notified to lan tit my
often and pay .their asseuments within thirty do
rano.thls date or . lelcw will he, filed In ;Court for ys
the name, witilocsitS"and Tees.
delfilw City Bollettor, toe pith at.
rLER It. MOSS . I
xazttrrorraiss or
811.1fEft•PLITEP do WRolliillT BRISi WIRE
No. 225 South sth Street,
pitti.horOush,
[010:17
`FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH t uHIAL
Oluitrwa—secoratot to en set of'ithe
lobate:the Find Baptist Church, of Pittsburgh'
.111 disinter and remote the dead bodes and re
Attains tromtheirßurying Ground on Bpr as street,
..end sense Abe nuts to be proper/g sal carefully
buried In auch`grourls as [trt:laurels AI select
for burteil rtrposes. - W. EvtaisoN,
paopota - • . President Board of _rustees.
TlZtriri' NATIONAL B
eintion- , •
. - _
, . .
of the attune , Netfoal Bank —rl be id at the .
=•• 4
11111SICINCY 1101ISE;sn MONDAY, let January,
1866, between, the bosun oLI2 it. nadir x. , ' -
jeltet ,—*, - F. SELLERS , Mont. '
RI 80011,WILL RIJRCHASE IA—T — W7O
ws - STORY 1:TU1AI/railing_Minima four
rooms and cellar, and lot of ground 11feet front by
'3O deep, situate near the corner of ,13Ixtti and 'Wood
streets,: trontLag on March alley. Terms-41,00e
caahi remainder In cu e
i tivaD m icti ,, ,, ,,„„ ria,
• 'ail:. .. 6l'Matilet street., .
sPrrrszonon, Januaty lt, tBcs.
.THE ROARD.OF DIRECTORS-of the
••• - COLOMBIA OIL COMPANY toire.thle day
:declared Dividend...No.l6.ot TWO PEP, OENT.
an the Capital Stock, _payable on prtlAy, the 240!
•
in MESTERVEET,Sec'T.
ETAIRY FARM,TOR RENT - 4 8, ituato In
'lsl4:7lure Townerdp, OA' takes [tort Allegheny
CUT: nod N of,. mllo [ram Woods RuiLon:taha,g
LYE ACREN.
Inquire , O. OA
.Wition W o rks, Marston Arcot:Le, AlleghenyOtty.
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PERSONS WISILINO;BOAR DING can
..And a pleasant Boma Ins privrde fataST In
the Second Ward otAllegheny City, el the Itneof
the. Manchester .Rallway. -I=cant* an apply
ro
thughtberittsbnighPqd Dia 459.
BOSTON tRA.OK*RB.--Fiyeibblv Boa;
ton Butter And: wpm thaokets itterreoelved
Ptah fret* the bakery, sad: for !late ph retell at the
Family ClP r eli r°
~,S la1 1 4 ;i0. 'A:Et:ktor in -'-
'.:.'iiii, --: ~s /garner of Liberty sad Iliuul II"' '
EXTRA .GO LD ENf.§". I3I :P ut; te
- oared f rom Bestos4-4. few 1, els ofantra
g amy 0 aal yrulnalsh I primes. Ua le i ° ,
Farm_p, for sue by the. `riles ••_or , arm st the
ly tteXerf etorpg A. , il. BHA ,
Et
',CHOICE ,NAPLIV - SUGAII,i-44 , 13Mta
1. 1:1477..ch01ve , ' Pipe Sngarjuat to:aired.
rnd tan ti N urrt%ore nf ir
pas -• . corner Liberty and Hand sta. '
9,,0110111311.-00"bble. t3orgimm In store
ind for isle by D. - WALL/WE, •
Ji7. • Liberty street.
►EJrwiDrEY22 4 IB.CRI7EXTS.
DECEMBER.
THE LATEST EXAMINATION.,
WHO USES THEMP
• • ~• We itse Ow “Steitaway” Pfanoiro !chi and.
crehainely fn public emd private, and Iderulably rec
ommend to our friends and the publla, •. • •
- We hani.al d(ferenn:times crprened opinion
about the Pianos of different matey, but freely and
unhetitatingly pronounce Mews. Steinway t Son'a
Piano,, NA. Grand and Square, INCOMPARABLY
SUPERIOR TO THEM ALL. ____'
S. B. MILLS" S. N. PAT rISON,
ROBERT IiELLEIk GEO. W. MORGAN,
BORT. 0 °LUBEC , ALFRED 11. PEAS,
WILLIAM MASON, MAX. MIRETZEK,
F. L. RITTER, • CARL BERG:GAN;
3.IENRY CL TI TUEO: MM,
FISPELD. THEO. TII.O.IIAS,
AA Additlonid tine stock st
STEINWAY'S PIANOS
tut reed; ed
H. Kama & no,
•
122 WOOD STREET
VIREIT LIST OF.APPLIOATIONS FOR
syr.i.iNG Liguori, Mediu the Clerk's edict,
up to January 11th, 18(6:
Name. Seed. • Pam
Oswald Heckmaki Tavern; let ward, Pitts'h.
William Pollock,
H. 1361411.&
J.0.-F. Miller, "
Cox & Dean, 0 0 .
Welsh & Mesa,
Patrick McGrawn, E—House, "
Frank &Rosenberger, o.oocUls,
William Healy, " 2d "
Michael Cella, Tavern, 311
-IL Kuhlman, 44 It
itarab Copeland, rAdotise, edie
MalcomeNNell & wifc.O. Goods, " • "
Sebastian Foster, Tavern, itth
John Lundy,
Rena," Ist " •Alleg x h'y
Thomas Conroy, G. Goods, , et
Bernard Gray, Tavern, 24
lease Stern, O. Goods, id
John P. Beholeman, Tavern, " • •• Henry Herdt, K. House,
George Sande " Lawrenceville.
k p a lle g a a l i tAß F a o l i. llett, Tayrn,
Cah n a Gschwind E. Howe, 13Irmingham.
Joh Meyer, Host Birmingham
John Franc, 0. Goods,
Lewis Meyers, Tavern, Dngueine Boro.
Ataxy Wilcox, B. House, onion Tp.
• Matthew Strashan,
Charle.a,Engle, Tavera, Mifflin ..
Matthew Lanz,
Peter Geedget, 411
Ann Rupert, " VentslliciTp.
George 11. Dull,
E. D. Watson, . " • ',Scott ..
-Andrew Dicqueety, ••
Nealhiclntyre, _ G. Goode, Wilkins
Peter Oissiday. Tavexn. Chartlers
The Court will meet en 'Wednesday, rebriary
the Ist, 1805, at SO o'clock• a. mc. Remonstrances
Mind be tuut on or before thatday. Licenses must
be taken out after live days, and within fifteen
days atter being granted, or they will: be revoked
according to law. Applicants will bring their
bends to my office before the day of hearing-
Jail= , W. A. HERB' N,
Utfilnt , BEST. '
Hunt's Haps of the 011 Regions.
• TIONT'S IMPROVED asp OP
VENANGO COlTfill OIL REGIONS.
:ale Is the BEST and MOST RELIABLE Map
Ttabtshed : e4olnehes $1,50; In
c li o..r D e r d,
DEETS NIPS-09 WEST TIROINIA IND; 01110.
New - Editton; Just publiAed; the latent add beat.
Price, et; in Pocket - Form, 111,63; Mounted, thee.
M g' P li l e' 'nr ttO r t "reu
all tel,Xnliiorort leglo,t
~ . .
JOHN P. HUNT, Pabbs' heir, •
-•m rn-ru ST.; M ASONIC HALL.
•
al Fom, to be Published Feb.lst.
. . . •
BE OIL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA,
With Maps dad Chartied the Allegheny Rim, Ott'
Creek, ie., and 311uStraelOnst Pries Is. '
IN ORDER TO FURTHER. THE DE
.- SON of the National Bank law; to peorlik
uniform currency, sad to *alleys this community
from thole!' s incident to the eirculaUon or depre
elated beak zurtea, the lellowlag beaks havi s zrowt
teat °nand after lit February , WO, they Pal
cent only such money ae 'Mahe reeetirml a par oa
deposit and la payment of andante due theta. They
old purchase from their eustomers, dbf.ant
Stefa-Vink note, which they may motive lit the
regular course of husloi s at, the net cost of send
tog them home for redemption, but wLU MIS roman,
inch funds en deposit es "currency?. ,
It is con fi dently believed that this arraterement
will very •Lineeltly abolish the. esistlneenstom
of keeping • "muzencr accounts, and by'stliallg
home the greatvolume of State bank paperziow
to circulation berm give Mime to bettor. class of
notes not autdiret to dlecohnt. To-give - fall effect
Wilds arrangement, the aequiesermee and eaopers•
lion of the business community is respectfully soli
cited.
JOIIN.D. SCULLY, Cubist let National Bank.
R. OEMICE, Cashier
'et
Depoalt Bank-.
. •
Mg Company,
11. LNDLiti, ambler German Trust and Savings
Book,
.10111 C IL mirirra-siorr, Cashier ad National
Bank, Pittsburgh,
S. R. AM CONE, President Union Banking Oa. '
FRANCIS bELLYSIS, President Citizens Nation
al Bank; •
o.l4.lilooS,Aaristant Mahler 24Natlocialsman.
J. W. COOl4 Cashier Allegheny Bank. •
Jaionfobi ,
1:11T'fErBB RON BROOKLYN
PETROLEUM COMPANY:
Book. for .eubecriptton to_ the 6tpltal Stock or
the shore named Company him Imes opened at
the Soaking Home or '
.• ,
BOBINIIOS, Fourth itreek
.. •
The Sieve Company are owners In fee simple of
*Six hundred (ice) acres of ,valuable Oil Territory
In Venango County', Pe. - , (not far from the celehra.
tot "Economy Welle,tl Is terarded as Promising
rround as any In the olt region. - The line 'strikes
on the Tionesta, reported in Abe psPers dr ttl•tisTt
are to the vicinity of this six hundred acres. -
looks d; Mop -Really for Exuablation
MEN'B IaptOANTIPE LI
=ART LECTURES. - • •
1-r . .A.2 1 .&‘.. - IrErr y Z. ll3 33.4.1.21 7 0,
MONDAY EVENING, January le.
• Iift.YARD TAYLOR
•
4ellTer the Sixth Loatnie of the eo e ree.
" onreibradi and our Ilelaticrus." -
Done open Legit ue cemmeacca at
Noreleriee
TROIAS BAKEWELL,
W.IL•EDWARDS, • ; ,
MIAS. 'JOWL,
.1 - i
JAS.. DONNELL, . '
0.. E. CALDWELL,"
E. O. *AIMEE, • •
• :Lecture ticehtrattes. •
h
N A O I TYC asu BI T S BA HE ir d i rY bu IG 13eN 2t, 1064.
. teSet Non 2 ot the Act of the agneral As
lenibly
Or the Oonunemwealth of Pennsylvania,
entitled "A n Act enabling Banks of . the °amnion.
wealth to Meanie associations for the purpose of
Thinking, under thelaNted the United Statee,oap.
proved the 22d day of 'Augnst, A. D. WO, that the
etokkliniders Of the Allegheny Bank, of the city of
PittsbUrgb. and county of Allegbenn hare this
day voted to become math an assoclatiora under the
.name andlitie of “The Allegheny National Bank
of Pittsburgh. and that Its directors hire precuts
l the authority of the owners of more than two.
thirds of the capital stock to make the certificate
required therefor by the lairs of the United States.
deinelm. . W. COOK, Onshier.
VENANCIO COUNTY--
I ..7iDr.Okml
BOtQUFASI.
OUT FsAllitltS; - '
PLO
From IetIIMOGIPS Onklendpreenhouse. Orders
left with J,l3.llubley,t; Fourth At., 11. Kleber
Ern., Ir. Wood street, Dunconth & Co., se Fifth
street, Cr at the Greenhouse, promptly attended
to. - htoquets supplied daily at the shove named.
Ph=
. tar t l i nd can run to the Greenhouse every
3 de5.310.1
la . It must be in Tentage Countnsbut rallty ItEJUTENATOR, - - ' •
- key parties havieg from FIFTY to EIVEIIUN
DRLD ACRES OF LANDfor sale at
03 00. to 03 00 per Acre,
Will land jus immediate cash putehasesbraddress
ing
FOBTtIk'
• - Box .152, PlStabissais..
FOIITY-YEAR IN S PHACTIOV.
SEE VAL DISEAssEke
Oren me a knowledge meld= acquired by Phyal,
shine, NE long residence. in this city,. and ; tke
amount of patients treated annuailp.k.y .me, are
ruilkient proof of my sueoess. . • •,••
SPERMATORIIHMA, - cirSEXUAL WEAKNESS
And all diseases arising therefrom, are clued. in a
much shorter time than•lei doter° NEW
'EGETABLE REMEDIES. litentalnes ant to
-any part of the Union. Ali letters mita contain II
Stamp to pep return !rootage. Doriespciadeneehehl
sacred. 0Nee15.5 SMITHFIELD street, near Din.
mond. • Andress J. W. BILANSTRIW,
• pitsay „, ROx.Boo, Plttebninh,
•
01/110S OY TUN PITII/11111.031anp BOINXIMIL&X
• Passe:pose L. R. Ocr.,
_Pirrentruate, Jan: A INA
THE 2,1011jAls'llEET.011• OF: ,THE
J-Nteekbolders °Ube Pittaburgb Hlnningttre•
Passenger 'Railroad 'Company wg be bead on .
MONDAY, the Nth. Init., *tie% o ' clock ' 1114 at
the Mottongthels House, Lathe City et plttaburgb,
at which time-and Naze an election* . for Directors
will be held.'- ' ' W* M. NLIATOE, &eV
D ,•• I tit' °ratio y
MoBARE Jr. ANGER
' Ili SOCCila
• S
XEIr anrEn 27sExx.mi
L INCOLN
OIL AND MINING COMPANY.
Capital. - - - 1000000
100,000 stares,
- - sis,ooo
Working Capitol,
Contingent Pund, - " SiO,ooo.
This Coripany is now being organized under the
Manufacturing and Mining Lowe of the State of
Pennsylvania, for the purpose of oratorios Petro
lertm and other minerals, from the property belong
ing to the Company, In Venango county, State of.
Pennsylvania. The Company own the tolloWlng
valuable lands!
let. One-eighth of the landloterest in swell now
being sunk on the Yong Farm, on Cherry Run.
The land interest draws one-hnlf of oil oil produced
without any Y
expense to the Company. „
Rd. A valuable Lease on the Hoover am, gula
the celebrated 'looter Well, below lerafiklln. Oa
'this tense the Company non One Well, Unarm as
the Dixie Well, now predueing tee barrels Of good
lubricating oil per day, which. alb taadlly at the
Wells here ixtee en gi ne, tank.rrel. The Com
ate have one 504 tools annotate,
and plenty of room to MO* more Wells. One half
of the oil produced goes to the COmpany. A flow
ing well hes Just been struck new the property,
and has Increased the value of this Leese Mudd.
crably. .
3d. Ono-sixteenth interest In a Lease on the
Lamb, Farm.on Cherry Run, with engine, tools,
he., all complete: One Well au w going down with
. a good show of nascent ,
4,h. One-half Interest fn Lease on Horse Creek
Eddy, on the . Allegheny river, below the land be
. longing to the Boss Oil Company. One Welton
this Lease Is now producing eight barrels of oil per
day, of which one-half gots to the land owners. -
.The Company won oriel:mit or the engine and
tools, Ito This lo a short lense,bitt adds largely to
the present Income of the Company.
eth. Onoquarter of a Lease on the land Wong
ins toCherry en Centritloll Company,on Cherry
POD. There is also one engine, tools, Sec., with
Otte Well going down, and now et a depth of 202
Alnrge larm, tike Alnipl6,eontalning about
one hundred and eleven dens, on Pit Hole Run,
Venago county, sad' near Walnut Bend. This
property is now comddered to be amongst the best
producing lands in Venango "county., Two large
Wells being etruck a few days ago in the Immedi
ate vicinity of It, and also numerous Wells now
It
operation an bout being sunk all around it.
It bids `fair to b e e veryprotitanle investment to
the Company, a land is rasing In value in that
neighborhood. The Company prornme to lease a
portion of this lead, oo that it may become fully
developed as soon all possible.
The above. Lena and Lames are amongst the
beet producing oil territory in Wens:tee county.
and taken altogether, offer superior inducements
to persons wishing to invest either for speculative
7 purposes or for permanentlnyeament.
The Books of the Company are now *pelt atite
office of - -
ROBERT WRAY Jr.,
No. 4 1iand.144.,
Where unnicessery InforMationwill be cheerfully.
given. The Mock of the Column:ly i now
rapidly, and all who with 14 Invest had better at.
tend to It Immediately or itwlllbe too late.'
The Company will be able to pay at leilit a two
,per cent. dividend on the present yield of oil, and
they have good expectations of realizing gulitclent
for a much larger dividend. jale2t
•
HOLIDAY Gliztt3,
4 1,2:11DOTION AHD CHARITY. •
•
WMKKI & WIIIIIDWB
RICIIMST,PIEYHIITE.
Lock Stitch : Sewing Machines
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
het No. 47 MYTH STREET.
. . •
THILLIIIIRT DEFAUSIIMAT 1
OrnCX OF TIMCoNriZOTAIR. or Cunsixrav/
.
_ WASUINGTON, December at i lhtt. -
_.t
:c
WHEREAS,. BT ~ SATIBF OTO T
T T evldenel presented to ithe tindstralgualiltkan-..
been made to appear that the . - •
180 CI?! NATIONAL DAM( OP , PITTABOAR,
is the vat, of Pfttsberghiln the sanity', of Alto.
VhshY. and State of Peensylventadas beeathslP
organized under and accordinhtethe reenirvisustits
of the - acts of Congwas, entlued "An Ant to pro.
- vide a National Currency,:secuted -by a pl ed ge of
Wilted States BMWS, and - to provide for the circa
-:laand redemption •tbereof," eptm?yed June
teat, and s ,
has complied with nil the proclaims of .
il act 'mulled to be complied with before ana--
mencing the butane's of Eltooriag tuidensaid aet; ~
Now, therefore, L Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller
of the. Correney, do hereby certify that "THE.
MOW CITY. NATIONAL BANK OF' PITTS.
- BURGH," In the city of. Pittsburgh, in the county:
of Allegheny; and' State of Pennsylvahls,. is -I,u.
' tborized to commence the bushman of Banking un.
'der the act - aforesaid.
In testimony wh e r eof, witness my head:
[t. a.] . and seal of other, this thirty-hist day of
l)ecember, A. D. VAL. .. -
Hum( Meet:ILIAC%
Comptroller of the Currency. -
BAILEY, FARRELL t Co
PILACTICAIv PLUMMER% •
GAS AND' STE.AISI FITTERS,
, •
•
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRS.
Even , Deseripticat of Material Constantly
729 il'OpltTil ST., Pitbburgli; •
T. C. ANKENB, .; _ • • •
•
• Commission'. Merchant -
Alto
xftaxo34.isiactias fl -
Deater In Flour; Bacon, Cheesier . "Hr
' and Green Em ro i tsdli. and all. F P! !n
P e ss• _ '
Ordens hued for nserenandlse, Flttsbargla ma&
ulactnres and Peened Oils, at deniers and nuanraa
torero rates, No. 2/9 LUSERTY STREET, (oppo.,
site Wood street,) Plttaburgh, Ps.
• Advances nude and9ootapt attentio* Oran t 9 all
,consignments and correspondence.. ' ,
Pirraanson HirananClStliall _
.1'4.45r1
it Black, Wm:-McCully & Ho 4 latDonskt & Agrr
buckles, „TolurL House & lao.,aohit Hall &
Psho • t It S u:"& Co- . serl:lyd&w.ll
FRUIT AND 81W21E.TREES:
'EVEktGREF.Ni
, .
Of APPLE, we hate some =AO, and of AU ttus
leading satiates most prontable for this lomitiol.
We have extra fine trees, - es Early Harvest, Molders'
Blush, lintel ndPippplo, Baldwin, Fallowater,Gates,
King of Tompkins Co . , Rhode Island GA" mktomo
-Resuty. - Rambo, Smokeatouse; Tolsout's SWeet,
Smith's. Olda,Llse., with 'a very Pogo stock of
TEAR, CHERRY, PEACH._ PLAIN, EVER
GREEN SHADE TREES' • ROSES - SHRUB..
EERY, 'IIIIEENHOIIS.E' pLaarrs, Li; &o. As
our stock is large, we. offer mat Inducements to
planters and wholeutle_purehasers. Orders left at
the Green-11mm, Oakland, or Pittsburgh Post Of.
flee, wiU be promptly attended to..
JOHN hII7RDOOff, Sr.,
sot slaws- - 'Pittsburgh sad P-kbual Nurserleo
THEDIPROVED
Little Giant Hewing plachtiliao;
Prift 'ONLY IEB 00. thusurpassed for, - certainty,.
reliability and _grace In .movemeetkard for rad
worth It has no rival. For simblicity, , , - dorability
and execution It is unequalled by any other cheap
machineheretofore offered to the publia, and mods
only to-be seen to be appreciated. It will hem,
quilt,' tuck or bind.- - Call and examine for your
wives.. Every machine warranted.
S. B. EA'REES,IJkseut, •
Na ila TAIED St, opposite St. Charles -Hotel.
BoxquErs, CI:LT FLOWERS, ft.
FOE THE HAM
In endures ovrvi manner, restore Oral Hair.
to lts orielneteolor: , -
V7lll make it emir en Bald rinds.. .
V7llll restate the Natural Seerettone• •
• Will remove ell Dendrufr, see Itching,
- VIII make the Bile Sett and Oloesy.
; ,:Will preserve the OriVnal Color to ell age,
' prevent the flair from Eldllne 011.
ewe all Dleeesea or the
For sale by . . SIMON JOUNSTON,
dee rote*" Smithllo/d nedynorruntreetin
pPIVATE DISEA S ES.
Office rfbsS 11121N.111ngtETZnetatTen;
lii . tbe cure of 4t ` dLeuea Of it private natese, fit
from two to four day; by an enUrety new and safe
treatment. Athol Seminal Weaken", and another
- diseases of thogkatalargadsoind their prevention.
A cure warranted or moneyeeflulded.
Address lettesoW. eta Penn atroet.: nottem
SWELLS i+ RIDDLE ccr„ No: :21.1
:Iv r y; M i r sit SLeth, PIM
S, az4 every description' Oi r Mi l it mum::
Orders matetted Dom the tnute, aid goodiProtait•
ly shlppe4es per teetpottoos. fair
'
Mff!EM
our coops, se:
I;LAST YEAR'S
- pnacv.s!
The'l4l.snee of the StOck e ' ; b..inti of.
ALPACAS, all coloni,
$1 00 race.
EMT'. CLOTH I "
POFEINS
mmrdfealmns,
ORGARDY LAWNS,
FOULARD SlWra
GRAN.ADINES, all styles '
AT PRICES OF LAST • -
• ALEX, B.tTRI,
wq.rtia. ISt.
WINTER DRESS .000D5
N. M. BURCHFIELD'S
sEzLzorG C.111114r,
Winter Cloaks at Cost;
IVINTEII LONG SHAWLS AT COST.
Balmorads at Cost.
North East corner of 4th ad Market sts
HANDSOME PRESENTS,
Vox. the lEfelidays,
CAN BE 3EOUBFD AT
HAMM /4_ GLYN%
No. 711 X&RICET STREET, PRtaborgh,
We ksVe now iyiest semi are yet receiving, tally
soreitaly for oar , ' • .
13 0.7. a X7.416.1F. El ALLIZI
A. tarpe aa4 beentifil'asiortautet Si vests, beta
India and ornamentel t eoziptialag
•
:Men awl Ball, , TteX and
ISlde,Oombs; Pearl, Steel; Jet •
east (}lit Belt-Mickley; Bette. end Belt,
Rtlbone; Ciuthmere sad Silk Scarfs; Dead._
Dresses a n d Nets; Lace Areils;:leeee sod Zuarroi
dared • Collars and HandkerableDit.Arorbeet
SUP= and Oudawmg Work boxat„,
• . ea' Clorepintoery . Porturea- •
.e..nosqrw.
Das hier ear naast heavy stair or Hosiery, GUI
TrlaualaisOlat4asi ad Steal' afire%
AT 0 WILS.T OARS Pkragsr.
EATON; MACRIM da CO.,
No; 17 and 19
_Fifth
'ABE 41.111 LT. /11,1MOWT OF
INEW ry,4::)(:)3?*
Towlack aieiza tieatt e attonot tiele mutomen.
splendld assortment of
DRESS•AND"4:7LOAE TRIMMING&
RICE EBIBRu/DERLES AND LACEpOODU
SCARF AND BONNET RIBBONS;
BADSLORAL AND .HOOP SKIRTS;
'UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
110 , 01 'FRY- AND GLOVES; -
"ZEPHYR AND ZEPHYR. KNIT GOODS;
FINE KNITTING YARNS, all Colon. • %
• A Pall asaortanat or EADWY GOODS..
MERCELUTS 11114. BLUM
Can supply tiemselves.witfi ererythLag•ls ear
Very Lowest Prices,
GREATIBARGAINaI
MOOTIRT:Yr),
81 Market street,
ARE
RAE DETERMINED TO'OLCSSE .
"TDIDD. - ESURE - STOCK OP GOODS.
. •.
.Genta , 'Undergarments,- White Shirt's, Socks,
• , CraTats,Collars, Sic. • -, -
Embroblerins, tame Goods, Gloves, Hosiery; Trim:,
sang.; PointLace, - Cars, Ribbons, no. ko.
. .
" • •,
Joe , El 3. 211wirjr..ert at.* ,
A NEW ABBORTMEN'r OF BUT
TONS, Dieu and Cloak Ornaments, Hugel
,Obnps,-Chenille and Bugal Fringe, Mask Vella,
Endersleeves, Linen SCO. ( of the finest tioblitY4
Latet and Linen Conant and llanikerctdefs; (Bores,
Itosiery, , Balmoral and 'Reap Skirts; Breakfast
S. bawls and Banque*, of all Crest Hathway , s En,
nominal Collars and Cars, for ladies and gent lemen;
Mash ,Lesither Gloves; in `all sires; (Fermin!. Kid
'Cloves; in light slim; Ribbon Sets, fringed to
order, together with anew lot of Braid Wafer
nate and Flowers. Will be found at .
ALICE 110WItY , S MAIMING STORE;
Eoortb street, rierwrerry street:
Pirtleniar attention given to cleaning Point and
all otherildnds of Late,. Also Black Lace Teak
. sir Ere Trox, BALES:
SILVER PLATED WARE.,=On: FRI-.
DAY anibSATIfftDAY, January UV:Oita lttb,
et 10 o'clock a.m. and 2 o'clock p. m. each
be sold on the floor of the Commercial Sales
'.Rooms, W. Fifth 'street, en elegaet otock . of pure
silver plated, ware, embracing tea sets, cake nts
,ketn-fahlo cantors; tea and table Nimes, newt
spoons; lee" pitchers; tea knifes, butter „knifes,.
french forks, mom he. - - , ,
The. attention of Indies is Invited to this s uperb
stock, which can now be cuunincd at the Sales
ROOM!. • SAlts on Thursday and pider airecttigr,
o'clock...et 93S , ,
Pak NoILIVAINE. anct'r.
LADIEI3 I - „ELEGANT • i.CLOAKS. '-LOn
.FIIIDAY stud B ATUBDLY, : January 13th and
14th, at,lo -o , clockm. M., and 2 o clo k p.
deyorlil sold :oh 'the 'second floor of the Com
merchl Saha notnsta t 54 . .Flfth 'street, the iagest.
stock of Ladles' CloakS Lever offered in this city,
comprishig the latest and most elegant styles el.
Sacoter„ Clftles, , Baseues, - acc., of Broad Cloth.
Castor, Deaver:. Doeskin, Tricot,: Water Proof,
Chinchilla and Petesattaia; also Opera Clanks. •
The attention of Ladies is respectfully Invited to
this superior stock, which Is now open to clututins..
Sales also Oh Thursday rind Friday erentig*, at
154 o'cloaa. A. IifcILWAINE,Aust!r.. :
QEVENTII WARD' LOTS:—On TUES.
k.) DAT ETMINO, .Ttuiaty igth, at 'VA o'clock,
wilt be sold at Commercial bales Dooms, et Fbth
altelt, on suend tioor, the renewing Baths:: Lots
In the lib-Ward, near the Toll Gate andnpposite
the Passenger Railway. Depot. -
One lot on corner of Mitkpatriik tind 'Mahon
streets, - fronting t 0 feet on Kirkpatrick street, and
• extending beck same width 100 feet to an' alley.
Four lots Aioining on Kirpatrick stregtotame
size as abort. • • -
' Three ion in the- immediate rear of the ab - orn,
each fronting QS feet on Mahon street, and extend
ing back same width 100 feet to UM allot.
Terms of Sale—Oasw._
JOT A. McILITADIE, Auct.r. •
CHOICE / AND VALUABLE BOOS
It' CATALOGUE.—On SATURDAY EVE.
SING, 3anuary lith, at Ili Weloek,.will be sold.
Patelotue, on second door of Commercial Sales.
seems, 64 Fifth street,
a reVe: end valuable
collection . of New Book,. nod end American
editions,. many in- superb bi and elegantly
illustrated r plumes; embreeing ran wdrke on the
Fine Arta, t he meat destnable edition of 'lliitorleal
and -*other works, late copyright books; - Theologli
•
cal and mismillantions;Telnable 'OyelopedLas,
suet* auEndllati editions of Thlertitionrulete and
Empire, 5 rola; Sannhome's Pinter*, vole.;
'American National Welordle, 6 vols. t• Eneyelt! ,
irm i Mi A tfrA l t=l;
. 1 1511:. ; •1 1 4 ta lgi mi tist t L is isi k 4111:,
tam:Janes! Art Stales, littainne .Xoderift
"painters, 60 rob; , Atlintia'ainattly,' Tots.; Er.
yinga WasldbitoQ Stephen's Ynesten;..2 vole, c
Mreston'aiddi ofJoeirson, 3 role; Esseletind
views; Aids to Fnt liarnes , -Works, a rola.) Own. ,
'minds' Works, I s vol..; Poete and Poetry- of the
-West; - Spencer's- Works ;' Be . roe, .i . 011 . 4:1111;w:
'Swift, volai Hood's Poems,; Tole.,
Catalogues am now reedy-at - 'the Sales Ronnie
for distribution, and the books win be open to ek. -
szelnetion all day Saturday. - -
jali.. • A. BIALW AXIM, Matt.
E!ME!
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FOR satr—rort Antal:
rOR.SALE—A very valuable FARM:ib
Derry township, 'Westmoreland county, Pao,,,
chntalning ablaut 185 acres, well Improyed, and In es•
•
high ircateoretilt.i.tion. •
Also, a PAilld OF Ma AOFES, in Fairfield tow
drt Wrstmorvland enunty,,Pm ImprovemenGV
The lard toot the hot:quality. (:pfd rug s
.traT. ' gone In abundance. ,
' Also, a STEAM. ENGINE, toe SaFllllll is
purposes,svith tbe bating*, machinery, fly wheel h t
no. The cylinder le Mne Inches in diameter an s
four foot stroke. Two dloilers, ti foot long and 12
Inches In diameter; Ali: is good order, and still be
sold ann.
Also, a FARM of sou Wes IQ West Wheatfioki
township. bulimia county, Pa., about three tulles
froorthe Penns Railroad. , a
Also a FARM 0f1.15 ales in I:Monotone; towars'r
ship, &liana county, Pa. .
Also, • beautiful FARM' of 1011aeres, with a brgei
BRIO); HOUSE, With la. rooms, nabbed Ln mod.,
ern style,' wsalehouse and bake-oven attached;
large!prlng house, bath hou , se, smoke hotb.tult
large bestir ern, fruit trees of every desc
T op
ihUreir and schoolhouse built Upon the tone. 0.14
farm 40040 the Tillage of Louisville; and Is twm.,
and.a-half miles from the depot at Livermore, let
Westmoreland county, Pe:, on the Northwestmai
Als_o, TWO mos HoOsis and LOTS
.15Liabetti bbrough. • '
Also, A FARM (lF FIFTY-TWO ACRES ift
Derry township, Westmoreland county. about two}
miles from. St. tllair Station on the Fernea R. 11 ,4
a steam saw mill _nearly completed :with all thee
'machinery for a flouting mill on the premises; the)
land Ir of the best colony, coal and.lisnestone
abundance, and good Indicati ons of Olt Will Iti./ 4
sold cheap. Also It acres adjoining the village
New Derry, in the very best state of cultivation::
and abundance of fruit of every deacription..
For further particulars ingtire oe—
• G. IL TOWER.RtaI Estate Agent,
deli No. teliFouritiatreet.
FOR SALE ,11. AvErzsvlrttatout3E;
AND LOT.—The subscriber Miele for salilikeit
BRICK. DWELLING ROUSE, 'lauded on Male!.
st., Wellsville. Ohio. (formerly occupied by hlsh. •
lon Narita.): The HOW* L. O. twastory.brick, IS
feet front by 50 feet deep, containing - nine room., $
all well finished. having a porch 04 both' first and
second doom. There is a tine spaclouseellar undet.4
the whole mein building.' The lot is 50 feet front
00 amain street, and extends back 110 feet to an c t. ,4 l
ley. The linproresecats arealarge sad comm
Ous stable, en excellent cistern for soft water, ca.
pable of holding from 60 to 70 barrels. The lot 111
well supplied with (cult trete, grape he. Sur. , •
The improvements are Of e. perineum% charseterj
convenient. lind•Uslifulo and Juld adapted., to Rini
Wads of family desiring
_a Mitif:lNable and . !
healthyresidence. - PRIOR ON 02,500.
Wellsville is co. one of the most thriving towne
in this neighborhood, the Machine and Repai r shops of the Clevelend 0. Pittsburgh R. R. belagl
located there, and property is rapldly advancing in
• arise. .The very low price asked for this property
will nilLheit a profitable investment. Address,
apply to, ,i n ,l . .! ke W. TENER,
At Eldon, Medlin M
ja7mawdltS ..1.7 Fifth st., Pittsburit, r 6;
OR BALE.—We tire .autheflred to sell
i t
A. LOT OF GROUND, contabring TWELV
ACRES, six of which are planted to fruit, near Dal
village of itlanstirld, adjoin ing the eeerettY er
Hugh Lee, Esq. The property ts about one.forath
of a mile from the Depot of the Steubenville EDO
Also, 160 ACRES OF LAND, four miles ire •
Lanstng. comity seat of Aismake county, ro
- sell timbered with heavy tvisitooak. The Prat* ,
rul through this property..
. .bird Street B geinees Stara :el
loffer for sale that threbatory BRICK - DVS'
LING•AND BISTAII ItAjT No. ilk -
Third street; near Wood. ' _ • r ,
The location Ise - good one, and theproperty wf
be sOld, at, a lair prix, on easy terms. .
Applyto, . , S. S.
Broker and Insurance
69 Fottrik.'street,,(Burkea
TOR BALE—AZ/IRM OF 105•AORE •
on Big Sew - teddy, three miles front the •
illation, well Improved. Prior Sed per acre.
• A GS ACRE FARM on Itilbuek_, miles froth
Glendale Station, on which La a GaltMlly S
Dwelling, Barn, and good imyscweinenta. P 4
LOTS,' on Freniont and Trend
rrreeta,Seond ward, Allegheny. , •
FOUR ` LOTS: on Kllbuck at Glendale Statitt .
contaiaing alrt to ten acres
• T SAMPLE, Beal Estate 1t0010t7,4
.•• • t
. oat' • 07 Federal street, Allegh
-V - OR BALE.-AN EXCELLENTFARA
-AND COAL PROPERTY,7—Sittiated on '
sauth Mde of the Ohio Run, live mliesfrom Bea ty
and onohalf froze Industry. ; Contains
acres, 90 of which Is cleared, balance good t
hait an extensive front on tha riser; 123 acrd
tinderiald with two vetna of coal, (3 a 4 reet,) . e -- `
cellent quality; hug ems, of lire clay and ilmeste
with two ,dwelling other outbuildings.' 'ft
property to well worthy th e attention of lanai
and coal men, as it in offered at a bargain. Apy
B. LAIN* (Nl,'
ja7 . ' UM, Mt Mr,'
_.,, of ng
1
En oltal
Loral
In. A
& (30.,
IChutre
NOR BALE-Three f3lll tes 11
built purposely for, c w MM.
LI % inch or
St inch stroket.very strong. E n t Mti shaft,
and connecting rod of r
Loses.,. wrought 1ron; best of
usedl•
Sollars 14 to 18 feet long, lifi •
nehes diameter,
two ilAnch flues; chimneybr gla foot; hot.
'cold voter pumps.. Eyerythingeomidete and
to ship as ' • #UOn M. $O •."
Shop, comet Point Alley and 'Sudan= •
bank of Allegheny river; near the del •
nn. R NT.I- 1 1 - 14PORT • '
stunk
FM SALE oli..lttrr. l --IDLPORTA.
;" TO BAKERS. - --A good biisluesv
preseat occupied as 'a. blimp is offelstifor sale
reaL . - The.-preadses
brick bousk to good repair, ei good lobe
with it, Stabtor fruit treets,grape - Ttacs, to.
any perm (teat/Inc to purchase or rcat,n goat
portunnY is ouhrea.The'lnattatlendotscuts
also be sold to the• person buying or rentincti
above. ‘Tor further particulerrOnquito at,
EL L, IirIIESTENBERG,_DeutZi
- .117wd - . u 4 Smithfield 04 Fittsb
VOR BALII - -The_ Itouse- and ,Lot
occupied - by -Xrs. A. E.Oakford, Np. 1111
cock street, A./leOeny
_City. It 1.! a BD. •
Brick .Thiliding, modern style; front sanfbaok,.
stories bigh, containing OReen minas; BUM
water and: gas, and bounded oa side sad
paved alleys. - Tkis is a desirable propertY L OS .
first-rate order, and located so centrally Mat
easy of access Cron; anybuniness Wort of the
de2 - : . .0.1.47 First
LAND FOR "BA.LE.--150 AO,REB
LAND; of 'trot tilekory Oreelt r Wattel
Pa. Improsementa—a log . 7 honser acid bon;
acrd cleareg and 40 •undet.lenoefil Large
the' tract fa imitable forborlng.,2.A.,w,ell • .
blared Oa an'adJoining tract, and aline,thow
ben been obtained. .me
.$1•
'bel h g y od a ay co c n n F p o um rtion t ari l Z
a
jaltilw .T.ldioute, Warren Co;
OR SALE, •
A COMFORTABLE Ratiti.E
31 4;
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to
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or
',:t
V OR . ALE.—The maimed-term
... - Leale-of d LOT OFGROUNIX in the
ward, 35 feet front on Liberty street mad 1011
or Flush street, on which is a FIUME ST
with stalls forloe horses. The Stable could,
small cipmme, be turned into a Cooper
other manufeetore. For terms., km ,apply at --
.., . .. GEOittlE ()MIRY'S 16.-W storl44
,IS4dwa" . - Fenn street; near Bleb 01
TI OlibE FOR BALE. .
a I .
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A Threastoried Reid', IDl4ULtiff H
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N0.'13 iinwat :sTßlter, believe& Hay ,
Atarbury 'teeth, containing ,tahlowsiforissf
gas and bath m.' tU,cl_atm of
G - ,
= &antt - "-• Iif.,A;LO r ' ,IICANZ, Winter ' ,
voR. RALE ,Olt EXORANGE-:FO
-I- TA.lol:7:Eleyermmall Ito.** Yrom • -
11ve'rooms each, situate-In Pitti-lowiship, ~
of Ght and Locust sta4bettrven. Lipineoltl
toryanslthe Monongahela Alter.- The I. • ,
tweutillt ,I.near two ltolling,3llllB, - Glass Ho
Shovel Fattory.' For particular. etiqtare of - • "
TONER; on the penalises.- . . >.r-w ^ r ila ..
-
Of roar rooms, within one .
and a half squired
street, ears, In Nanebester. 'Goal water and
thing contentent. Possession siren linmcsll
For termaapptyttt rOSISPLL Paan,llFederall
oral Tboroas klsrPer's Wagon Shot), Bearer
fi SALE.
Businest- Stand.
That. desirable - Busisesi Stand.. No. .S 0 87
FIELD STICEET, mar comes otreraith. str
which is s substantial Brick BuUdlog.' For
inquire - of- BAILEY, FAXRELI. Ss AN
derr4f, . No. Fonith rtt
OR BALE-TO PLIOTOGRAP • •,
PHOTOGRAPH. GALTAMY, newly
With ell the cameo', it No. - 14 Wiley atreet.
whets to learn the bualneas; tureen hare the
to learn cheap and start with • email_ eapltaL
partlenlans call at or address'
jKt:trrd :: • DANTF4:ls,•Plttelnugh,
OE SALE—‘Tbat large THREE ST ,
DSPELLAit}IiOVSE,i So. 99
strut, Pittsburgh., ,Posoeisjon given on tM
ANS next. Enquire of - _
JOHN W. BIDDEL Attornol-011.44
VOR SALE.—.ISO Acres of Coal, •
.A; soros of twat coal 1rcp00120.4; also OM
of coal • and railroad, and. other lsapro •
wi YoelgrP klng
order 1 7! l.°'
_Enouire lb ef ent W
sue • - door from Flab ov Gina •
Waredolute 'Sox. 416 and ‘TO WA
Enquire Of
...• ' 3.&5. DALZELL &
' ATTORX.F;rs.
ATTORNEY=AT-LAW I
All Loyal flualnom promptly attended to.
JP Orate ,11 .108 °Quilt ammo? near
8.0. 84C1CR=1.
ACKAELL JOIINS
ATTORNEYII-AT:LAW,
U.S: LICENSED SOLDIPDS , oidult
' :- iiOnottes for Wounded 50a.tr...1. .
111/rOlnee. o. ad stair - 4 - „ Piltab
Coll %vitt dtschate 'and two Witnesseft,
NOAR - 1 1 C, &WEB, . •
ATTOMEY-iitT44W,
7
3 Aro. tos Tim= zsriPtibUrgh,
loe PEN 101.04 'BOUNTY.
.110PrEIG-BmotiguFosuay pmsixn/tecl. .
- MILIT_ARY-.C1LA1318,7 .. ;, , PEN8'
...:BOIDIZITUEIII:,',BADICP.6.I'4d MIL
ALUMS of evert
_description; • dollected
robierlber, it the,topowlaurates, viz: • •
t , 0.-
• •
0.41r.TAX.L98., Attonopy.ist
' No. 73 Greet street, Patteb . .„
IT„ 8....1c0 choirs ate made if the claim
succeed, and al Infonostlon Om grebe: ,,
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