Tittoturgit (6atttt, PUBLISHED BY TAB PEBLISHLIG ISSOCIITIO3. JANUARY 16. tens A VIEW TittitfGarft ON THE TIMEN, , . . There never was a time when so much business wll9 doing, so ufuelansioney flowing through the channels ofeirculation, so many men makns fortunes, or so touch employ ment, at igh wages, for all who are willing to. work, and the question occurs : Is this a tide tha will lead the country at large to foiliina ' or" to disaster? Is it safe, or is It dangerous? That a vast amount of the business now going on is In the line of safe and.legitimate enterprise cannot be disputed. Tiiiikis trite of most of our mann:factures, which are Operating with unwonted , energy, and find ing a Padrand - profitablii sale for all thelt preditcts. Agricultural entlerprise is another - branch of business that may be pressed with wired safety • for' the' demand for its pro ducts ls great , and constantly augmenting. iThere is therefore no danger to, be appre hended from the most energetic prosecution .of these two great division.s of our national industlY Iry commerce, however, there is great neoh of caution; Tor heavy stocks of met claul ..., dise, i laid . n at present prices, pay . crush the holders., , . , The Rebellion may cell Lapse ' any day ; rind , When that day comes, nothing can prevent a reryffeary fall is the Trite of gold; - which will bring a corms- Pondlig. decline - inure price of everything eise; . ..h. fail of ten per cent. ~would shake thousands of lobberti—forty per cent. would ruin every merchant in the country who is operating to - any great extent on credit. We, fear that there is too muclaall ant for ' -,,, such a potions thee as this. il.t - is a bad _ ritateiir thiqgs when the solieney of them - sandepf merchants-is dependent upon the . ability of 3 vr . r. Dsvis to contiade this war —When Isis fall= 'would resale in their. fnitiire . ' Rut, perhaps, the most danger_ons feature of the.present, time is the bold (we shalt not,say.wiltl) spirit of speculation in stocks, padieidarly till stocks.' It is estimated iliac the amount of these stooks now on the market Is tipivaids of four hundred pillions of dollars. __While it is true that there can be no morelegitimate or proper use made of money than to developer th 4 great natu ral product; and equally trier that it re quiret millions to do it; yet we cannot but believe that the business is being overdone. So' reat : ten amount of - capital cannot be profitably absorbed in the oil liuslness, vast and stictessful asit has-been, and Is likely -o bd; - .:There is one urine, however, about this -business that rwlecres it from the chargeof ateitradingi and which would raider its partial 'failure cemparatively harmless: this stock is; for.the most part, held by men .who could bear Its partial de predation, or even - its. total loss, without adopt embarrassment. , tilt the times, prosperous as they seem to be, aniperibms; and everybody wig do well to keep as much aepessible oat of debt; for desirable with& termination of this war is; it must Inevitably bring with it a trying= time. trbUidee.ss men of every class, by (M oistening serious changes in values. To `invest 6cnvoteed"c apital in anykind of prop ertY, whether real ; estate, Merchandise or stoles, atiacserit priees,is a Oangereu.s oper atter ;and bad better .be avoided. Ken who arermer mal:ing * haste to be rich will be :likely to "pierce_ theniselyes through with _ many sorrows." ,-----...- . --- . A C. 011 l DILL. -- Mr.' Nuoixr, of Butler,' has introdum , d -into' the Ileum , of 'Representatives IL good bill—ere . which* ought to pass and be pet into faithful operation. It provides for tlie disfreuritherr.ent of any personS who, hay . sag een drafted or tubjeet lis- the draft;'or who have deserted or may_desert, may hare fled foam their ItOOICS - Or concealed them selvcs'to avoid military serviae: r luspe:.•ters - nr.el ;migca cf Oft:tons are nutlicrized to ic fuse the , votes of suzli persons, nu I sheriffi, constables, and 0uw.1 ,- olncer l 4 at' 'no. peace are tecuired to assisfthe Poi-eminent 1131- E oriiti in arr(st." - i . ig the delinquents. Per . tons y.llO . :Kish e, assist, a in anym.tnner 1 . aitirlber•persoris stove referrOd to, in to . be . fu ill ,SqlflP.Ot less tit4ll pin . hundred, do;fain , and to la: imprisoned not less than three months. . - Our 'election laws now disfram...hise a . . man who bets on the election; and wiry should :they not do the same -tar the sneak who abandons country la the, hoar' Of a:metrf . _ itVe sliall hate to atm !Tennessee. to the list of free States , There • is no mistaking The spititlikheConventteae- now In session at Nitrite' e, nor Can there be any doubt thakit fsirly„repreeents the feeling of- the *State: ''Every pert of the :State is repro, `aentell;'the rebels haying been 'driven cleai out of it, mid the Conventien is unanimous x... 1 for freedeni. P. i true', it:hav,becn called without legal *nth rity. But practically its decreer' will bite: cured. ' The war. that be gun to extend „a consolidate slavAy has tbusike . resulted lit four new free States, 3fariland, West Wit:dal. Tennessee and Ititssotni, Kentucky and wa,fol low, The-old skive power despotism is crumbling every day.ery , ‘, . • n . . . . Isateres4Oie Conflict as broken outin the- Democratic _ranks. In rstnOti , pos 4 a speeett in the House, the'otl;4:tlaY,'on the ConStitutiomil Snout; lie took the ground that elarery is .a 'sacrt , d„ thing 'Which sannot—rnust riot, he toadied. Ate oceupieil it e ultra: C.tiomyri grounfi, and vent Mier than ,TE:Fr. DANIfi gbo is' c. willing iie_rifice:slarety to egve himself. Little (lox bnieever trembles at thetheetibet of inch a speech on his party, and tticA to counteract It by' contending that Congress bas the power to pugs* the amen , dathry Clause TIONY. 'before it; and submit it to the.icopie: Which of •thesd two tic _ , ments is to control the r party remains to beSeen. - IT is reported front' Ide.sico that, a French fotee had been . rented in. a Movement against palace, in consequence _of which a Leavy reinforcement was rent:out from the city - of blexico. The city of Toluca was attachod by the forces of. Rita Polacios and Romeo ., en the 20th of 'December; thont tachint force succeeding in eapturing'a part of the city, as far as Ban Juan de. Dios Iteinforecments were; - howeger ' rapidly hurried from 'Mexico to the assistance, of the garrison, when the liberal forces retired, without any pursuit on the part of the impe riallsts..On the 2Gthaaltimo the laWs termed "Reform" were ratified.. The Pope's Nun cio stated that be had' brought 'instruc I Rona with, him from Rome: 3faximilian gave Lintwd days to' consider'whether wonid sign the ccmcordat on the basis of ie. liginedi tolerance, the nationalization of property. of the clergy, its transfer to the State, and:. the establishreent of thej c i l l A., The Itunclo not .sign, and - saillan,-..without:further- delay, algae the' deereo.:. - Ttoldshops E and: clergy, tavehe , .. come BO disgusted with this course of action thatitis aaid that Aithbilltops. L idieskida and Nit:term Lars retiolved, to -leer° the 'PUY • .- I .i. - -.-.-: Tax, Continestai Mental, is dead, an • V :- existence of two years, Its loss will not be; -Selle: For a long time past it has been rho ; Inert Ala° of Itoentrr I. Artaxgrt, the ex ! ~,_ , —4. secretary of rho Treasury. $••• „ . -z,., . ~..,.. ~ „,„„i,..4„. .._ ~ ~ ~,__, , .„.... , „ . . , „Kz,....,-, ,, .,:-.5 4 1,44.a5i. - .1aik3t , .51. ,, ,,N.:. , 5,:t...1 ,- A-dziaa=t-J. ,, a::4 , 4441• 3 5 3 ; 5 -s' ,4 -^s 4-7- ' - ' - "'"'• 4 `''" -- I $ , , . .: ...vi?,,,47 , .. , 7. - S,L-- - " ' ' $ • . , . . . , , The Propesed Rebel Convention. "Arrest of a Spy. • The Richmond Ehquirer ht against the I On Thursday, Lieht- Davis, of the rebel proposed Convention to overthrow DAVIS I army, was arrested at Newark, (thin, "The call for a convention, which finds charged with being a rebel spy, having late exrrression for the -first time in a Virginia ly come from Canada, and WWI making for newspaper, is by uo means a new thing. • , South ,"via That cocatricm eag incubated for many .ia Washington. The Sandus mouths by the sulimissiohists in Georgia, ky Bcgister says: and lately introduced into Virginia, now, ' Be was di tertcd by Archibold Parker, of for the first time, comes before the people the lath Illinois Cavalry., who is only N. of this State, with the solo 'object of derma- years old, and followed by him to Monroe log the President .and making General Lee Mlle, where they took the freight train and generalissimo. _this paper bas already ex- j rode to Indupendence—whare they again pressed the earnest wish that the President changed to the mail train. • At - Lexington a and Congress would consider and consult paroled prisoner, by the name of Bever the public good by enlarging the authority stock, got aboard the train and recognized of General Lee, and giving him the entire Davis as one of the keepers of the prison control and management .of military of- at Andersonville. On Bcverstock asking fairs.. But not even for this great object Ids mime. he said it *as Cuthanings, and would we be willing to see a convention that be resided in Canada, and nt the same even of Virginia assembled. The propost- time prodneeda passport to visit the United lion is that of a wild, erratic min, driven States- Superintendent Stewart bring on by passion . , fear and prejudice to the very the train, on Arriving at the next station, at verge of:" submission. Mr. Seward may . oneetelegrapbeil to this city to find out if well represent to his foreign ministers the said Davis had not escaped from the prison decline of resolution In this people, The at 'Anniston's Island, and at the same time 1. attaches any importance to this convention telegraphed the Provost Marshal of Newark call." - to be on hand and arrest him on the arrival The Bichinond Examiner is the paper al. -of the train at that place, which was done. luded to in the above extract. That journal He was-taken to the Provost Marshal's of fice, -examired and searched. His carpet ltag cant ained ten or fourteen*pairs.of ladies' "If the ConfederatOCongress- cannot or kid gloves and an old testament, on the wfll not constitutionally interpose to stop leaf of which was written, "Winchester, us on this sloping descentto perdition, or if Sept. 7tb, 1862," and on another tly leaf any remenstrance;Action or resolution of, v, - as n melss account, dated et a camp near that Congress ia'sure to, tie "Constitutionally. Chant aton, S. C. lie finally owned im to and contemptttouslS , tiaiSed and, snubbed his name, and was sent to Columbus for by a cetio‘—what then! Have we enclosed. fixther examination. He has undoubtedly ourselves In an iron circle of necessity, out torn in the intotsts of the Confederate 'of which egress Is none? -Harems put oar- thivirrintent in Canaan. He had purchased 'selvta into en inexorable piece of machin- through tickets for Washington, and was 'ery;' wound up to go for six years certain: !violably taking that route for the South, in and tbe sptin7 once touched: aro we bound order to procure information for his Goy a! revolve in it like blind mice, though we to rtnent that could be procured Mno other know it Is whirling us to the devil! Men, way, we say, are askingthemsolves these ques tions, and especially the question, Is thoye no remedy ? "Yes, there is one remedy—conventions of the several states, and, to begin with, a convention of Virginia here in Richmond. All seen say' that a generni-in-chief is need ed; tut when the law is proposed, it is assumed that Congress has not the power to make it. Well, a convention has full powers. The constitution is interposed. -Well; conventions make constitutionv. Let us Lave a convention—n convention of full powers—the - convention of Virginia first of all. The legislature of Virginia is in sea' don; let it-call. In one wort, then, we are -not errata of l ring connumed by the [meaty, so much as of being defeated by Mr. Davis. He despises all warning., mut continually snubs.Ceneress. The p-ess of the country —and we have good reason to know that the army backs the .presscolls upon him with an almost urian'mo is voice to take his hands oft and let Gen. Lee be generalissimo of the Rums; he is wholly deaf to such an co/toy —calls it .'clamor.' At last, then, lot us try what a.convention will do." The Pope's Encyclical Letter. The Rome correspondent of the London Times, in a letter dated December 24, gives a Wier and succinct summary of the Pa - ley., client Letter just issued by Pio Nono. Ile ears that the letter "has astonished every one" at Rome, "by the daring boldness of . its tone and by the enormity of its assurtipi• tions." The Pope's letter begins by eon 'dr-mnin "the heresies and errors," "the lepraved ; " and "monstrous opinlons"_of this 'iciest sad age." "They are so much 'the - More detestable," it asserts, inasmuch as they tend' to • destroy that "influence which the Catholic Church should exercise over individuals, nations and sovereigns to the end of the world—an influence (ms) .which has always proved favorable as well to religion as to civil affairs." It laments the exclnkionnf religion from t'ie direction of human society, the neglect .to observe -any.dlstinction between true and false-re ligion, "the denial of the'duty of coercing .the violntors of the Catholic religion by au thorized penalties." Liberty of 'conscience ' and worship declared to be a delirium, and "the libekty, unrestrained by ecelesiss tical or civil authority of manifesting or de claring any thought whatever by speech, print or any other mode," ti called the lib erty of perdition. The- Eller-lie denies "that the will of the people, as manifetited by what is milled pub • lie opinion,er in any other manner, should .cos tlitute the supremoinw, and that aCCOM. , pdished facts, for the reason that they arc accomplished, should . obtain •the force of !arr.". The exclusion of the Catholic Church from the instruction of yinth is spokon of as an attempt "to deceive and deprave the in experienced young;" and it is declared that the '"Church is competent to punish with trolley:11 punishments .the violators of its laws." After the frequent use in this pas toral of sorb expressions us "iniquitous "u , Ket,r 'Mr "they dare," “tbey blush not," "must false men," "us rations ' intention'," "signal impudence," "nutlet icy," &r., the gentle Shepltitril or the Pid - td fold concludes t y conceding ••to cacti lint! nil of 1.0111 sexes in world 1• rusty indulg,clue in the form of a jubilee DR the sinice-of one 'month only till the end ISAS." The letter is nrorthy..uf, ilitilebrani and the eleventh century:. It is a strange ihr the last hatf of the nineteenth . - Attempt cf Beery S. Ftr.te. tif the Itrbet senate. to Fseape from C.ptuse-31:a. Vuote lteschtti. The Govelnmcnr received 1111'0re - col on last ercning, that Henry S. Foote, the bite peace member of the rebel Senate, In at tempting. to escape ROM rebeltlont and get through car lines, trait arrested at Ozeo.ruan, On the Occoquan liver, about fifteen miles .soulhwest of -Alesand ria.v. lie wa lleCol3l - Lied by. his wife._ When found he.was at the residence of a Mr. lit:motel. 31r. Foote was overtaken' in his flight - by two. rebel cavalrymen, : Whookliged ITr.minell to harness up his horse and wagon •nud convey the captive as far back as Dum.. towards Richmond. .The militaryau , tborities of Alexandria were ordered to send at Once . to Ottriquair for Brra. F,oote, and she .:was thelltd and reached Alexandria this 'after - nom' Mr. Foote; auil. bia Naito swere delayed a day, alter, .reaching, pc:coy:in, for want of fatithiei to cross the ' Aar ire enterfalted - that Jeff. Davis may deal harshly tritif - Mm.robte.' On this point we are glad to' learn - tharthe Government has taiteostetisio prevent anyinjury. being done the venerril?le ex.tmenther of the, United , Shoildka.navis:he, sr) •rlish - as 'to take the life of Mr, Firote, we have, not. Adoubt .that thesienlrilleost.thelllgheat rahel Orli; cialthr our,eustodyrds life, and that without delay:-Lslihshington Rept:alum, - gents et•Penasytranist. Meath:. 'Coehrai,' Coehran. of Philadelphia, and Pershing, the Comhduce appointed on the part Of the Touse of Rep-, resentatlres "for the prifplYso„Of, Washington, :and . consulting With. General Fry on the subject of the quota assigned to: 'Pennsylvania, have just returned from that 'city atur Inform- us that they waited on the ProvbstAarsharGerieral, and after a full and ' setts faCtoil intcrchanteofopinion,theywere ,satisfied•tbat the department in suitor's to mate a just and eqUal distribution of the men actually due the Governmentunder the last call, and that as, soon as-the properia. turns are revised, the department will fur " Dish the committee with all the statistics on which the caleulatione are bawl. .` . - Each ward, township or ,borough will re ceive the proper credit , for all the men fur nished since the last.draft. The visit of the committee has . archmplislied much good, and will -obl late complaints that persons • might have made had not a personal confer ence taken place.—Harrfalairg Burrs= —One of the, causes alleged of the high - rice of butter has teen the bad pastures and the high price of fodder. This at least is asserltid by the dairymen and the farmeri. • But the receipts of the Agricul turaLßepartment at Washington put a qui etus .to this, allegation- Four of the chief 'butter and cheese producing States show Abe following. rermitis: • In New York butter is five , per cent: Maim the amount made last year; in.Pennaylyania it is 15 tenth shore: 'ln both of these states cheese is, the same - as last year. In Ohio ,butter; is two-tenths shore, and cheese one-tenth abotef In: 1111-11.018 11.018 butter is 15 tenths, and: cheese' two tenths below last year's prodrictiorr. . These statistics prays that instead .of 'reducing a • le ss °Mount or butte? and cheese on account of the drought last summer, there Is' rain - crease In all the -States reunedltt both with' the sini o t l exception of cheese in llllnois Phl Molar Thomas C. BROWNICLL, of Con necticut, presiding Bishop of the Proteatent Episcopal Church, in America, died at his residence 1* Hartford'Connecat, on Fri= day trmdag, in the eighty-ellthleat of hie , ~~:~~.. Tun fallowing table showing the number of rellroad companies, miles of ran and cost of con, sinit lion, In each State, Is Cram a *oft entitled "The liallroad and Insurance Ali:taunt for 1685 :" No. of Al;re ('ump6nl,3. 31111 ea. vto 0031. 10 804 0 03,16t,u40 ••••-•- 1 - 31 1.153,002 3 116 6,792,001 13 699 21,011093 4 129 1,500,031 6 091 0,629,0 31 17 1,419 99,3.11,093 • 06 1.150 120,117.01.) II .2,19) 71,299,092 13 1 21,4993,023 1 49 1,490,02) 12 AGO ^_1,0:3.010 9 331 12,011,911 13 WI 12 669013 MA1 , 1111111,. A1141[1.11 , .. Urliforuln.. Ccamoct,cut Pvlnware I.h-int n.... . Cc ICI Dols ErialLay. . ... 11,1 Int A 'tit Di., iris t of l:Oillin Ma R • 40.3 21,717,030 Mrr.tlel.Usct,..; .... 40 1.815 59,051,013 7,1 chip, to 999 35.01030 2.11nr.r ,, 1n t 157 • 1,917,001 862 21.152,000 Mh., 'el l s ppl Illitonu 7 921 00,014,01/0 New York • 12 1.6211 113.367001 76. n HArn white... 17 c 3.1 "- . .1,473,00 0 Ne u Ivrsry 23 691 39,633,039 Nufrt Ohio herrellon.... 0 3,3 1 1 7 1 8 , , 5 11 8 0 3, M ) 9 3 (1: non , 2 72 '143.000 1.1 nr,ylvitnia 63 3,359 1701.90,000 111 1,539.030 3 111 04C 131mul South rarolinn,... lo 973 22.033,000 Tellll6lTree...% 14 1,055 33.511,000 8 Tyne 43l 10,233,0;10 • v,n.podt .......... 9 SS/ . 23,874,000 Ylrgintft 19 1,378 42,903,003 Went Yirglri in 1 360 21,965,000 • NY It.couart • 9 1.010 37,165,900 - - -- 510 33,1177 11,261,5N,000 The Special Election. Joseph 13. Welsh, Esq.i has been placed In ntmlnatiOu by our, county, to fill the vacancy In the House of Representatives, occasioned by the death of Dr. Reed: Mr. Welsh Is a gentleman of high character; and should the Conference mint . his nomination—as we doubt not it will— he will make a twist faithful and efficient Repre sentative. The election takes place on nest Tuesday leek.-,11 - or.h. Iter.rtir. Tun hole of TMIn says: "We were right la stating the complete accord whirls cstsim.l be tween Paris and Turin on the subject of the Ro man question. One of our correspondents as sures us that the soceessive recall of the army of occupation from Rome is to contmonce at the end of January neit A. French division would then leave Rome and not be replaced. Evident ly a feet of. that nature can only be considered as probab:e cicntUalitv, but at least it is resymp tom which shows excellent footings of Che rstlett of the Tuileries." firs hundred thousand issass . ...fatits Isaac .arrlred at the port of Nesr Yost duriaz llsep:6t four years, viz ....... 0.1 Total ...t. ..... ..... ......... .1322'1it 1 .. The arrivals at o her parta will s well th e total during the war to ica hundred and llfty or par haps gis. Interdthd hout and. P u ti xo TICE S. 000rAsy, ID Known AM,.11e2,. 29, 1861. A GENEVAN; lIIIETIIIIII OF T 1 E STOCK HOLDERS of this DANK setil 1.011 ns tl,e 11A NRING ILOUSEon nItINDAY, .1 o nary 36 h. IS , Z, et 1 o'clock p. to,to consider dccitle whether the Compwy, shal hroolue na oclation for the Vosiness of Milking, under the t • ef CritedlStnte , , n-nd It the priiver 4 conferred by the Act of the I,,naLlture of t 141; State, entltitd, &•,te, set ems the Hnoks of th In Commonsrenith to become d•,,,einlions for ;.100kin.,2 under the I.Asyn of the 1,, izrilStates," opphored 2..2d of A ugust., 1961, mid , •die any furthcr 4teflon that mmy 141 deemed ree... ,:r....rery. fly order of the . , Board - of Directors. 4,30 JOILV P. DEECAL Cnabler• 'fltAT • the Urfa meeting of the corporation to be lbe I.,NT3:I2£IIIhE be ifeil on 111E11:41)AI% Ik:ember pth, 1 5e4,,in Parmine. !La n,. 07 the Saw Mill f ifecr of Mr. John Redman, io. Louth enti of Abe. Ihrminghem Mike, at. 1 t p, M., for the i purpose of organization, adop .tql of 153 . -Lawn . atef[lll of Omer", ke . amd for purporee authortrell , non more particularly ono. t - .I In on Act of the 4.leneral Ash - embly of the . ...mono with of Penal:livable. entitled "An Act .q.tlr.g to Corporationy for Mcchnnical,Manufac r.. It! Ming annta rrying purposca,” approved t Nith day of July!, Ine3. ....7:2awdout • A. a SMITU. Spey, pro Ina. cco.d.les Bang or Prrnstis iPlttsbareh, Dee. INGt. NOTICE..—NOTICE IS UESEIcY iz- 17 ' given, agreeably to Section 9of the Act of tieOcncrat Arectubly.of the Commonwealth of Pruntylisnia, entttled Actenabling Banks of' the Commonwealthto become Akancletions for the pc, pose of flanking, under the Laws of the United Ntats.e," approved the - =I any Of Aluttiat, A. D. 1991, that the Stockholders of the 'Mechanics Dank lm Ye thuds; toted to become ouch en Association, • and that its 'Directors have procured the euthotity of the owners of more than two-thirds of the Cop. Del Steck to make the.certitleste therefot by the Laws of the Vatted Steles. thr9t:lm G. MARTIN, Cashier. 3 nos; rlitr Ilaatr, Pittsburgh, Dec. 11364. 118 71E11.EBY GIVEN, . agreeably to See:24 of the tit of the Geo. cral Ai:ten:My of the Commonwealth of rentutylr entithla "An Act enabling Ranks of the I'inomonarealth tti become anochtions for the pun tare of lienklng,' Under the Laws of the United .torte!' , aDproved ;the ltd day of August, A. D. 4%4, that the Stockholder. of the Iron WI Bank II the City of Pitteburgh, and county:of Alir r .rhenn have this day voted to become such en MISOCiIII3OII, order the mania and title Of The Iron City No ' Donal Wok of Pittsburgh." and that its Director. 1 eve procured the authority of the owners of more than two-thirds °lithe Capital Stock to make the 'rtlteate requiied therefor, by the Laws of the Vetted States: • de'M:lnt ;JOHN MAGDFFIN, Cashier. _ _ ga"..z..3ACIit4ON- GUN OIL COMPANY:— Tbesubscribers to the stock Of the .7ackson lion 011 Company are hereby notided that a meet. trig of the said Company will be held. at tho store of .1011 N CAMPBELL. on Smithfield street, be. twrrn Second awl:Third streets, on IiTONDO.Y. Thi d of January, A, 11. IaGS, at o'clock p. ler ay the parp6se .of addpting by.laws, electing clllecrs. hr., and of organizing as a corparatloa under the Act of Assent:fig, ontltied. ^Au Act ro tating to • CorpMations for Mechanical, Moneta°. and. Quarrying Purposes,''.approre.t.fuly ta, lEq, and its wisest:supplements. 'degtaitoawd . I • hi. 711c091L0 1 5GU, Seel. ilFra O/YOII 47A11ELA NAVIGATION CO.—The Annual' Meeting of the Stock. holders of the llionortgahrla"Narlgatlon 'Company Will be held on 11031/SDAY: the lith day of 'Jan , ukry, igsb„ at the Milne of said Company, No. IS Grant street' 'Pittsburgh, at two o'clock p, m., at which meeting MIllocrs• of the Company will be elected for the ensuing year. . The election will be held betwecti the hours of two and four p. ni; 11•17:1awdol • I W. Bax.ewEia.,; boaretnrp: firm fAklt , psid to Pitts. Mitch holders or stock at the offic e o e, f RICKAND. SON, MARLEY & CO.. lg Irwin street, dclldf DYE FLOUT -Choice, extra fresh ground et City Fleur rata. T • re LIGGETT e. CO. OlitiE ITEE FL— Chopped Corn . end Eye, Shorts nnd nt Otty Flour - • firl6l: J. N. LioaErr woo. llE! DEER B!—lteceireJ this dry 32 bend Of hlinnenots Peer. For sale by oast • • , •LS II." VOIGT h virp.-p IrI2UIT.- liecei~ed title dap fb blill.D4etlißlackbertles4 • • • ' 10 Seedless cherries; 0 tom Piled Elderberries; 40 bus. cherries wilitseeds; for sale by . • L. Ft. .FOIGT , tOSTON CPA CKERS.--Fivo bble. Bos -4,-,ion Butter rine Nilo° Mutters Just received fir th from the bakery, and -for onle•stretell et the . F.rollyGrocery Store of A. RENsmiw JAM :Y ` ornu of Liberty erM , lletoy AS. I t:GA effritik ff y UP 'foist:l3os A":A .fe'w bit:re -4 1s "of extra; .L 0 quality olden syruji 9 stio A prime arttoto of Am tur Syru i l; for; wile by theAgee Or barrel .at the. emlly .tirO, A. fIENSII&W. Borglkurn In store andlurallifb . 7 - , * , D'.AVALLAOE, 4.1h1- ' 15#14bertivtreat, • • fIifERE3B-4. 1 low Fict,..to,clekseconsign.. 1- ,- sisiktf Viz Coq" VERB It IrlntntSl C . 72 9 'Kea' E TO IRON REIZS.—T Fore Ira day, by letii•ra of n'ltor nry, Appointed JAMES .T. JOITIVSYCIN, of Alle gheny city, n.. my Attorney and Agent In the sort - ter ot my potent for Improvementin . PrcTexn ftre ]lanultc• Dirlsm Iren. JOHN D. WILLIA'AIS: Allegheny City, Pa., San. 14; 131:5. jilent IBERTY STIIEET witittgousq. SA LEATI nt eligibly, located THREE ISTOREED , WAREHOUSE, No. 835 matboex-ry Elivtroipt, COMMERCIAL ROW, At present occupied by John !Uterus°. Esq., Is of fered for sale. Possession g. leen Ist April, Ma. Enquire of WILLIAM Fit hiW, Nos. 172 and 171 Wood street. 1/E AUTiFt f. SILI3 IT lIBAN 11E.A.,1 1 DENCE . FOR. SALE....-Your large lets of are and and a two story frame dwelling house, well butt, and conveniently arranged portico, hall, nireveoms,Pantry cellar, eta., iron railing to front, a large cemented cistern, frame stable, fruit trees, shade trees, grape lines, arbor and shrubbery, 173 feet ;root on High street by MO deep to Sycamore street. A splendid view of the two cities, rivets, and country. For prim and terms apply to S. (11.71111ERT h SONS, joie el Market street. SILVER .PLATED WARS • Walton), Cadets, !to., the. inltable for,thel - roltatot on hand and for sale - • WUZER & moss, 225 South sth .st„ PHILADELPHIA. inli3a3m • 1:(1R BALE—LOTS 1N - ALLEGHENY UlTY.—The undersigned otter for este the property weer* , Elm FUND now lives, °al.:tater* lane, Allegheny city, adjoining the Tannery of .lel,n Tags art. It has a (rent of about 200 feet on Pasture term and extends back about 000 feet.. It it n pert of 'John Mimi. plan of Mount Melia,. re,orded Book vol. t: pine 'l, and end., ft 26 WY vl said plan, being-lots numbered ft to 31. It has n comfortable frame house, and the Srm , rde are pinLtril with good fruit tree., mild be alibied Into several good building lots, or, if improved as whole, It wouldinalte a delightful It•Filtel,CP. If I. offered for .ale am a whole, or In n. perste lots to suit purchnsett l / 4 awl the terms of pr. recut wit be =Mkt ratty. POltiCik4o3 Will be n ou th e first of April next. . I. W. F. 104 Firth at. FOGA( 11%1Si! LINENS WRITE, ORR & CO., Ilan c en ham: n I.:rge ntrck of SI I'EItIOR LINENS ef their ONO impoitatiOu. Also, a coo , ' assort 11, - :.t Of S 2ES.X.F{...r m•mr-coma-pa, Nl'Lleit they will sell at low prices. It% .01.2 SALE—LOTS IN THE - HIHIITII I WARll.—The ondervig - ned MS Guardtan of the r;nor children of David Greer, deed. offer% fur 'Me the folio, log recast iota in the. Eighth ward, City of Pitted:ergo, viz: Slots on the corner of Ma nce and Forbes streets, 20 he C.l feet, being lots Nos 11 and IN to sold Greeils plan, recorded in Plan Book vol. 1. page 113; 1 lot on Locust street, a , by 6 - feel. being lot Nn. ea in said plan; 19 lota on Maria street, 20 by 614 feet, being lots 02 en 133, and 103 to 112 In said plan; 5 lots on Viceroy street, 20 by GIN feet. Wag Nos. 120 to 121 In said plan; /11:1 3 lots on the cornet of Magee and Bluff streets, 29 by led feet, being Nos. 147, 148 and 149 In a :Id plan; making altogether 30 lots. rt.orne of therm lots ate very desirable es boll:ling sites, and others me very valuable for stone quarries. They will be sold separately or all together, and on easy fel 0111 Or payment. J. W. F. WrllfTil, jatietf 106 Fifth st. _ CHAMPION OIL COMPAgY .- • . Cm bon Oil, Benzine and Lubricating Oils WORKS OPPOSITE S,RALRPSBURCI Ofice No. 50 ILIND street, PITtSBERtiII, Pa W. D. CIISEMAN, Sup't. jftici:3M TWO STORY DWELLING FOR SLR A Two Story Brick House in Allegheny, In the elesneat and most retired par of j gderal at., above the North CogamOni, with et Mr rer r of rte lot Apply to S. S. BRYAN, Broker and Insurarme Agent jg u 59 Fourth I Burkeo Buthllntr. • ------ -mdttONIC BALL. , Scccnd Week of the Grat ETHNO:-SOTERIAN GB AND • GIFT I:nttrlnlemcakrAvery Tir Week. CLil/I.rrn's Gift Alatinees, a IMUTI. " £ 'I O.4 A vs I "..eawc—EverlicK,2 s cts: relinVeduents 50 cts; afternoon, l'or Children, 10 eta. Daors open at 7 lock; commence et B o'clock. Doors oven, al , ternoou, at A o'clock; commences at 3. JAIOf 1)A111.1Y , FA & CO., 'PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM Erns Vorks. Tulling-Valtts ANI) EV2.1117 OF RIATERIAIa 111W4PER, O.IS and STEAM. 120 FOURTH ST., PRUburgh, its yOONO MEN'S MERCANTILE LI , . ERAIIT LECTURES. MONDAY EVENING, January 16. BAYARD TAYLOR. Will deliver the Sixth Lecture of thecourserkluk i.vt: "Ourselves sad our Relations." . Doors opea al o'clock. Lecture ocertmeaoce at, 9V o'clock. 'Tickets 56 omits: . No resolved sesta. •I THODIAS BANEWELL., Jay• W. B. 'MIKADOS • • CHAS.. A. HOWL,* . • JAS. T. DONNELL, C. L. CALDWELL, . • - .IL C. ALDRED, Lecture Committee. Orrice. or liir;sonoeuxoi NsyloaTios.Co., Plill.4tTliiiil, loll . IT, lee& TIIE BOARD OF ItAIiAGERSf.Ahet -I MONONGAHELA, NAVLIATION CORPA ET hove this day dered a Dividend on the stock of saki Company, of FIVE PER CENT, for the part six months , or TWO DOLLARS AND A HALE A SILADE., See from U.S. RevenuoTrus paisble to the Stockholders or their let t! repre. sentattres forthwith.. BAK" •. ' jntrpxd . • Treiuntrer. _ ---.—r--- -- Iteconut o ZEMIILAT , 'a aeries,' . A L P MtTI ES INTERESTED . If the Pasleg or Morton street, tetweeirmut and Butler streets, will take notice that •thre as sessment Its. been 'made, and may be seen at this Office untll the tratnet., when it will - be left - with the Treasurer fur collection.._._ - -,- - Jett:a , , • • . , B. B. CRAIG, Flee. Beg, j i . . • Orr Guersolaat teii OrPtus, • „Ismail 13th, 186& • c,EALF,D PRIZIPOSAIS, •ADDIIESs i) . kJ to the undersigned,__will be received et- this of fice, until SATURDA.Y, January - Mat, 18133; at a 'o'clork P. M., for' se pplyitcy the City - with BPA.- TIONEItY AND BLANK , IltH)fili eutfug the (Weals - ear commencing February lit, IfitZ. - jet 4:4 3011 N IttetlMP3o. Controller. - - . ONR DS and IiTORTGAGES FOR SALE: payable in four years. Annual pay ments with interest. Ural La' tate valued at $50,- oeo—imprrianmenta at I OW.. Persona dnilring a safe investment at mora than! percent. =telt mill and 01[Atelle. • . Storka of all kinds bouiht rind 'sold 'on einemlii: stun. ilJtelgendapolkaed. :.Losea made on millet.. . Itirll/Nsollf, 151013141A.14 jail • 1 No.7sVotrtlill., r o ttlt_FAßbtycyfffiENt-1-81tuatgisti 'llreltate Township; 2 miles from Allaakuzf ;CAT.and 9.{ of n mtlafrom,Woods. Run, magi:lint EltiliTY4 2.911y.511.... _ • Inquitetir -• • -U. uoLicalfArf t . Wagon Works, Marlon avenue, Allegheny Oltr. , .I.ishomnw 10 — ERS - CiFaIiFISE III I O• B9AUDING — ciii,t , - 11 .• Adt rlensant /tome In A private tntntly*ln tpe fteemid.yrara of Allegheny MT, on the,ltnn ttae-lninebester. Rettentv 'ApplleentCento stritly twougwAtraudiunkrost °me- 9*L469• UtiliftTE-n - MAPLE , B IIO AIt c..4 .. pf Very cholowNaple Sue!, just reaelyed . "Dd ittj a kl, 4131 y ° 11;24' " " , oaeneß 14beitylutil Rawl att. EeSEDIjI.OGS:for man by _. ftolta.NY, tr. AtiraEar. kat iss sogoa4 170 barrels for sal_Arla' - 111141 . M.14 00141111(8. ALCiTCOIzt.Ir. 25 rifih Aired, Menutantiare mul Refine 000 D STABLY DI:II.ERS IN • OlarkitTlSE: .1".1"S. - lETTF,RS REM AINING lINC.L%IJI ,ED the Void * Office at Allegheny, on the ii h Asp of JANUARY. 1913. To obtain any of these letters, OA appllcantotuat call fOrf'aererfsard letter.s,” give the date of this Itit, and pay one cent for advertising. If not called for within one sionti4 they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. luse'Letavvsrar letters by carrier& at the resi dences of owners, may be seCenco by observing the following lirtzs ' Dinsev letters plainly to 'the street and num ber, eau/11ns the Post Office and State. 2. IleAn Istters .Wtli the writer's Pert Office and Pith. arrct Awl inner, Men : them plainly with full name, end request that answers be directed Se:lord :l=ly. 3. .I.etters to strangers or transient visitors An a town or city, whose airecial address Jon) , he- mi l:now n, should be marked on thelower left hold Coiner, with the word Transient , ' 1. Place the postage earstp on the upper righWurad corner, and /rare ri.ore between the stamp rind di rection for pouf-marking without Interfering with the writing. N. 11.—A nr.orks'r for the nwronn of a letter to the writer. If perlatmed within amtwer Im. - es or lees, written or printed with the writer's name, Peel Mire and Pll,O, across theleft-hood end of the ' die, on the Lace side, will he complied with at wepnid rate of postage, peptide when . delivered to the writer. (Sec.ll, tato the tett, of r 30.) A t( - 1 'Neal Thos Armstrong A Graham Eliza t • .1' Az:demon A & A .0 ood Edward .Poe A 6 Arnold Collie flillelland 5 t Phillips S G I Adams Devid :tialbreath Jane ;Parcel Mary Albright Fanuy.',Lirubbs .1 W ;Pagan Itobt f Alegandcrlers ;Galbraith miry It : Applegenth Joeltilifellantalatrth2 Renato' . Alrhy Adams drones h inders Wm. S Robinson Alear Art:olot Mary Ifiernltt Robert Robinson Cat Alien Mary George Mary- P r. C Rogehat • Alta& Wm Gorby.liebacen It, cliff'' E 11 , ":, • "II - ' ' Reynolds Ellablz Bret:og Chits Hall All . •• . RearneoG Iff' tt. Beer 'Lizzie S Ilutehbon Adhl Read Jai R.. Ilroughlon F !Huey Geo Wn Rogers FT s-ah Et Blair Harrison 111111 Sarah - . Rob ord. Joe Doody Henry , Howe L C lace .1 ho Bathizer Sneak ;Heckert Mary R a Bison Sas . Beitzhorer.tim'allyzate Wesley Iltitehle Thos Betel, oler - sow Henry Rog( Reed ALISO , ' Bowers Sofia 1 I , Ren can tryin,"„ Durkre 1. oil, !Israel Henry ,'Rams y.Abiget. 116 ntl Janes , , .1 i Rodgers 1t0... Boorrian4 A ;Johnston] . P Bev gerstaff Jnol K - S uPiwards L licenifingen T i King Joseph i Silo Atlgust,i Bradley Mary 'Kane John Smyth Arthur II Blahs Mary It : heeler Jonas Sanders AWe at Rol ten .1511;405 t Kirby Mona Seottield Emily lit rider Al E i Kennedy W &eo Stone Al 'ln-. Burford Minnie% L. , Swoop Ellen - Bruns Tlery ; Isarimer A.lll "weeny Ma. Benson Mary i Lynch Fronk So t hworth I. , (1 il.eireily .1 •Stecknish li Cook Aen thindey Thee stewart 1e1....1 . ' Clcudining U 11 i Lalll•rry Joulae Spencer John Cothran 000 W.1.10y Messrs steno Jito D • • Un It 011 , 1 Utall . i 111 I Smith ?lion Cergo t °plan I:Miller A seirew I siper Inn Tiros ('el Sarnh A !Merrill Albert i Scott Trnoy 00;lowny .I‘.lin ' Molgen Hugh I heals Moses 0‘ inlitit .1 DI Mirskell Rorer:Sire...M.r (Jerson 'l hoe ; Merlin (Ito 'Slosh Mary CI tot •er+ I. Middleton Sar`b , Stoop slllf P Ti: ay I v nen Ili Men! clan Janie; goal( 0 I' ('nor 1.1101 I aleneelY . 1001 I T Camp Mary ; !IZMIR ;Rory . 1 rill afloat:Larne Crok Mary K hi Alm ris Wni S ireorriburg Jos canner IA Izrey !Moore Orland Si 11, 3 Cott Cove Pellet ate[Taylor John W ,Ma hal Mary AlThompon DI 1 e, Niel:ale Marta !Ilene"; Mich , . 11,1‘11111 Many ITlrt.mpsottPl j Mli connel Met A; Vance. Se a l McKee MeggieJl W Edzer :!tors rle.] ' Mel:emus Jai :Weiner Ant . Er; erling Dr iMelrown Hell IWilllern its l'Ales nuts Eliza l Merarlenil Dell , We ; old natt 000 i Relit:Duey 0 li Wanton . I , ,McClaren nun 'Wetscrt . rester Alice (/ iiileA inlets El It Witeel Jel Freer Reny i Mallon A Wiekline Foo (1' I N iWelle. CA 1 . /IzgM/111d II I S ICTIIIS Llzele I' Wright El Fields John Nicholson ( Ebt, .Weblam a Forsyth James ;N v n Susan , Willie:us Farley Jos `',Neill Julia A. ;Walker AI 'Forsyth Wm Nelson Captain tWllson 7 Ditcher Rachel I John ' t Totrag E . SAML. It TDDLE,I VIIISt LIST OF APPLICATIONS . 1 .- SELLING L1D,12011, Media the Clerk', up to January 11th, 16,65.. - ' Rind. . Ma e. l Oewald Heckman, Torero, Ist ward, Pats h. Witllarh Fetlock, . •• " . H. Seale Se Co.. 41 t t II .1. G. F. Miller, o CI tt It Cox & Dean, " Weleh is Moss, Patrick McGrawn, E. Holm, . 0 ", . Fresh &Rosenberger, U.Goods, . William Healy, . 2d Michael Cella, t Tavern, all H. Kuhlman, 4t SA CI . Sarah Copeland. E. Rouse, 6th . . lila Icnme al.'Nell & wife. U. Goods.. " ", Setentino roster, Tavern, 9th II rr Jahn Lundy, • t• Eerier; Pah " . Ist 0 Aiieg h'y Th o mas Conroy, O. Goods, i Bernard Grey, Tavola, 2d .... It Isaac Stern, O. Goods; 14 John P. Seholernan, Tavern, " " II Ito pry Herdt. E. House, 0 II • I; George Schsde ~ • ^"- • Lovrreneerille. Ephraim Ifidilett, Tavern st Msrgoret Yoe, . Catherine Gischwind E. House, Birmingham. John 'Meyer, " East Ilirmlnghem ]ehr. Franc, , . 0. Goods; . ..; tt Lew to Irerne,. Tavern, Duquesne Born. Mary Wilcox, E. House Union Tp. • Matthew Streams, Charles Engle, Tavern, BllMin II Matthew Lanz, Dr ter Goc..."Cel; • - . -II . • Mm Rupert, Versailles Tp. (Score IL Dull, . " E. D.`Wataion, tt ' Scott , it ALIITeR alelducety, . . a' . Neal Mclntyre, t O. Cloo,lse Wilkins " Peter Cresidny, Tayern,_ .Chartiers ~ . ;The Court, will meet en :Wednesday. February the hit; WO, at 10 o'clock a In. Itamonstrences mast be filed on or before that day. Licensee Must lel taken , out after five -ory& and withi fifteen days otter being granted; or „they will be o oke.l according to law. Applicants will brl g their Innis to my oUlce before the ;Lay of lierall g. jal.P.St W. A. II Ennox, Clerk. .TT S. SPECIAL INCOME. ..A.X..,-- I- , • Having received the list of Speoha Pax, as sessed on incomes of 186.1, In acconlance with the nil of Confrere, opt roved .1. ly 4th, 1861; for the Division comprising the Boroughs of Rirmioghzdr, 1"...10. Birminghnm, South Pittsburgh, Monongehis la, Wert Pittsburgh and Terupc‘rancerille, end the Teetr.rbipe of ftelewle,Snow,re, Lower St. Clair, tipper Si. Clair, Scott, Union, Cheaters, Robin see; Not titl'lltt tre. South Fayette, Findley, Mono, Crescent and Neville. I will attend for the reael r.• leg of sold loam at the °Moe wf A. ft Stevenson, NM., lilrinlnghten, daily (Son toys and Sat urd Ays ^:er,pted) un h and y, Jannery Sella, between 4 bolus of lp. na. Also , et 13,0 • following' rilrg :Inn 11 z .11 e Pnt placer. Wednesday, 1 , 01,15 t, at the house or Peter Boyer, Snowden tewnship. • 'Thursday. Feb.M.l. at the home of - 4. NT. Boyd, tll'i.eP St. Clair township. Ilionday, Feb. Gth, at the house of J. N. TI +anti, Robinson township. Teendoy, Feb. ltit, at the house of Elijah ffies. shall, In (Anion. • Neednesday, Feb. Stir, nt the house of Matthew 91, Finger, Nohlestown. ridgy,. Feb. toll,. ell the office . oL D. Robin son; Erg., Tenperanceellie. • hiunday, Feb. 131 h, at the office of 'W. 11. Bather, Est., South Pittsburgh. - also nttend at theollicrof the Collector of Internal !Immune, No. 61 Fourth st.. Pittsburgh, on Saturdays, antil il . Ii of February, front 9 a. m. , tea p. m. After aforesaid dates lepereent. weeny will be guide]. • . PAVII.CI3t most be made in United Staten money. SOltri A. eiElifit ANT, Dep. Unlit:mem ed Dir. Rid Dist. • Persons preferring May remit their checks, - pay. able to my order, through the Pittsburgh P. U. jalSsircyrtlebffir TREASUItY DSPAILTMENT, • (• Orman er CosTrztonneo or rue Otnutietwr. Washington...Tawarfcr,Mth, SSA NV . n ERE A. 8, BY SATISFACTORY evidence presented tonheunderalgned, It has been made to nppear teat "Tux thstuir ATlOltat • BANK or Piptraurrou," in the tilt y of Pittsburgh, • inthc county of Allegheny and. State of Pennsylva nia,_has been duly:organized under and. according , to the requirements of the Act or Congress entitled "An Act to provide s National Currency, scoured b pledge of tleited States liotuls, - and to provhle .for the circuletion and redemption tbereof,o ap• proved June 3.41864, and has complied with all the provisions of sold'act required tole cord with before commencing the ' busineseof ban ism under, ;aa llow theretere. L.lluotir Maihrt.nocor, omPtrol, ', ler of the Currendy, do hereby 'certifs . than "The . 'Union National flank. of Piltsbergh. ' in the city, of Pittsburgh, in the county of .Alleghany, aad State of Pennssisante,lsoilthOeixed tO Ootam.UMS the business of Basking under thaset sforosald. Currenoy Bureau, .In testimony whereat Real of the , ' . witiascUi my hand and seal 13ornotrollor of the of oOtoo, this twelfth day Currency. of - .lkentiary, - 1965. Trefteury Department.. r-, MoCtilLtool4.. Cknatotroller of the eurrrna / _, TUN/MAX iIItPARTIICTUt, • . Urry:n or Tun U10181 . 11.0LLY.3 1 . 1.11 , Colosimo's', WASIITSUTOTI;pecember 3i, 181. ,_ IV 111 , ,1i.}.14.8, - BY • SATISFACTO Y . ill evidence presented to tha undersigned, it liiii been made to appear that the - • • ~; , • • • IRON CITY 'NATIONAL BANI OP PITTSBURGH, in the city of Pittoburgh, in the county of.Alle g,beay, and State of Pennsylvania, kas beet duly organised under and according to the regetteunints of the nets of Congress,_entitled cAn Act to pro- . CM° - a`Notionsi Outreach secured by a pledge of Belted Stntes I3onds, and to provide for the tired. Union and redesemtiorolhoreof,P oppreved June g, 1164, andshas . compiled with all the provisions of altid out required to be complied with before corn-. teeming the business of Banking undersold mit • - 1 Now, therefore,lLll ugh TiceUliOnh, Comptroller Of the Coriency, Ain. hereby certify. that A' THE IIION CITX. NATIONAL lIAN IC OF para. 131110 1.1,u in the city of Tittsbumli. in the county of AlLeghent; and Stale of Pcnnsylrania,"is nu therised to Ceromence the bustness of Banking nu der the act aforesaid. , In testimony whereof, witness my tond [r..a] • and anal of °Mgt, this thirty-first day of m December, A. B. o gad. • .. n meOur.thon, Comptroller of the entrench-1 lalsma • EllittElo3.9.l. ADMINISTRATION ON the cants eI.GEORGE A. BAYARD, Sr., late at Venni,Men tom:01111p, 'Allegheny County, decd, haring been granted to the undersigned by the Reg. later of Allegheny •County, nil persona Indebted to said mant . thee.qd to tunke immedlnte pay, anent:and baring deltas against the some to. present them for settlement, 'properly, nuthemtb . °Medi to the • underalgued, bin residence la Ves tiTEYliEfi lIA YA Si7 A Adminlakentor, a ed.I.V. S. PUILVIANCE, Attorneys at Lase; bit, street, Pittsburg!, ' • rfiCSAILT.SS Tr. Allegheny Co., b1eM12,1531, - .9rtr 15111 P NOTICE.—The under- Ire thlll day entered Into pod tnereda liubben and Painting Dun: re name and style of .J. kn. raddry In IdcUlura knrcualpol.l. Warchonaa and Oldoe, Nom *and ,Tittabureb.k " JOHN PHILLIPS - HENRY Tr: Parf.Lays, A. 11. DROCOUBT. January 4, VAC - to .Ix- ., t iARTBEI 16110 Oil OlOti ECU under the rI3II.LIPS, UrehenreountT t3Bt. Utair Prrrrassma WESTMORELAND COON , wloert , 3, Aye; 11 manthY otd~ boo- PM., roc oink, by voiar er;vo: - g — , 8131.- fe 4 e , TT 1 bound. PrIO. :Wic.-w.~„~•.~+-i:~~>..+,e;•~.a.wv~.c u.F . ~-.»+~cai 3s-.::z ..r<e.»rtv;uia.. . a s-xr v~.c~.i=~"s'`+.fS~~.c. P . ; n wi t)11.'1:11TISIE:tl EATS.. it-NUA Orr,o/ 4.1.20 :tide. Ps., No. 91 Fourth street, Pt - mi.:urn° n. San.isth,l6n3. rXEMPTED FROM DRAFT.—In ae ALA evidence iyith orters, t pabllill the followithy /hit of 11 resent, exempted - front Or itt, by the R slot Ems:Wheel in this District. from lieeembn IS.E4 to this date, with the reasons of their es.emp tines: LATIMLICrtI.I.I.i. Forsisard SubstiNter. 'Fatten T. Fisk, nesr . Locust Ordve, gent. Edirtmil ?Pearson Belltdont sine st rect. sutler. William .1 Young:Butler street. boo kee p r. Non.ftesideser. Levi Johnston. Butler stree s addler s J 1 Atkinson, Butler street. In &mice. Jereph finer, Butler s . treet... beer tall. Dtrebility. David Libbart,Ortearburg pike, laborer. Quota Darla Gruff, Borough, street, rtddler. tit +gammon/sr. Furnished Substitutes. • •.- Landeline Bents carpenter. 1 hennas Goldtinorp, Denman street, glassblower. John Hahn. Washington street, glassblower. Oliver Holt, Corson street. glaseblower. William k ostler, dinner street, teaser. • Sebastian Roche. Denman le reet, cabinet maker. John C. Kamer, Union alley, laborer. Henry Fester, Craig street. potmaker. Michael Stiller, Denman street, &hoe:salter. Henry Malley, Craig street, moulder. Frederick Maxon, glassblower. William .Hole, Carson street, elm worker. }Meet Bobrkeste, Canon street, pacer. • - Jacob iicilsert. Washlngtonetreet, hoopoe. W Silent It. shepherd, Center street,. brlekmaker. S T links. near Sheffer's brewery, gltsiblower. William Winkle, Liberty street, tenser. .. Alltnege. Joseph l' Copp, Calannt Street. doctor. John Dilino, Neville street, taborer. , George Stiller; Carson street. laborer. Augustus Hodes:sum; .11Plien street, laborer. George Herb, Denman street, feed store. - James Kane, Fretted kstrisei, laborer.. /intese Urbane, Virgin alley, glassblower. ' , Deer l'ortshfier wars. of Age. . Frederkk Schell', McKee street, watchmaker. Phillip Woman, Edward's alley. glassbloWer. II 11.1 em Cspbern. Denman st met, ,soaptuaker... .TattiesUoursin, Walnut alley, glassblower, • Aliebeel Frick, Franklin street, shoemaker. Andrew Fisher,Tinton allay, tenter. - • 1 Si lcbaellt ober, Denman Street. teamster. linittomer Kamer, timers alley. laborer. • e el, ard.Ar Duna -I, Carton street ' ,gliussblower. Joho hpeeler. 0 rOlVermr street, letvrer. John Shore, Denman street, laborer. Vetrullne Seener, Hingham street, clerk. Sin.pson Wallace, Denms is street, giusblawer. . .i. Disability. Henry Penman. Ormsby street, moulder. lihriStien 1 ireseroth, Drama street, tailor. Hebert Dtimore, Orosvenea'street, cabinetmaker. lanes Helier, Shaman street, saddler. 'levy .knee, Union alley, meter. Frederick litouse, Perry street. butcher. Henry lilosleil,Orn.by Street, laborer. • . 'Selland Dust, Carron street. umbrellemaker. Valentine Ulm' elt, Grosvenor street, laborer. Jolty M. Walker, :donor street, boxmsker. lied he/ore. DWI. Charles Hahn, Oimsby street, laborer. ye newt t.r.as TOtenallir. , Furnished Subsliettler. Phillip 'Bergen, o.lk Anil, ranger. • Irobert IS tirmgheed, Heynold's,farm, f truer. NV ill lem fillebrlst. spring Hilt, miner. • _ Jots ph Kunkle, !Firmer. Jelin Lawrence. POtt Perry, lawyer. Tbemee Weal, laborer. Richesd Dosser, Seltsburr, miner. . . Henry Tsyler, Spring Hill, laborer. 4 Iraq n Wilson, Tuttle creek. miner. ' . Alien. . ThenMe Bonne, miner. Lmlvelele tlebbart, shoemaker. Arthur Feeney, laborer. Marlin Pewee. pear S. Foster's, laborer. Henry heed. Salt.burg,llickernith. Joseph Shelling, Al hon-rrcidenr e. payille. blacksmith. Ilobett Arthur., near Fawcett'. August Oberly,Crooked run, .niter. James Stewart, Jack's run, termer. . DrinjS Warren, miner. Dry Forly-Jim veers of Age. inters .I Lririmer,,Philadelphle pike. formic. William SI ershall, Tort Perry. miner. Thomas W ibble, halt sburg, laborer. In Serrier. ' William II Black, CoultersvUle, miner.. • • Isaac Couchener, laborer. Cyrus Cht isle. - W Ml= 1.1 H. Foster, laborer. Peter Foster, Cettitersyille, miner.' Alfred Graham, farmer. Rickard Ii Gray. • - W illiam BOUSIon. Michael Jordon, .11leekstulth. John H Latimer. dud. nt. William McCombs, miner. Hervey Pratt, miner. John recd. miner. Elmer I' Sinclair, farmer. .., . Disability. ohn in I 7. eh rnivitin lobo Adult a, laborer. .11t RICP M. Blair, 0 merchant, 'Nicoll Dower; farmer. Fames A Christy, Port Perry, laborer. . Lames L. Carroll, laborer. William Dawson, Crooked Run. miner. Peter Kepbart,laboter. Item Stewart, teacher. Valentine Welker, miner. • Died Before Draft. Daniel Moreland, miner. • klichael McCormick, Port r re!rr t .1.111.1i0N t OST Captain and Pro. Marshal, 21 Diet. PP a. jalCAlettattoT IN (AWED TO. FURTHER TILE DE -81(.11i.of the National Book lose to provide a uniform eturency, and to relieve this community . Qom the lota latident to the circulation of dein.- elatrd bank note*, the followitr, , beaks have ax•reed that on and attar lot February, 1043 they will pay out only such money as will be received at par on drposit sod In payment of all debts duethem. They a purchase from their customers, • all distant State-bank voles, which they may receive In the ragout' . course of busir.ess, a the net cost of amid leg them home for redemption, but will sot receive such funds on deposit no "currency.. It le euntidently believed that this arrangement very speedily abolish the existing custom of keeping..curren. Rao-aunts; and by sending Inane the great volume' f State bank paper now eirculion here, give place to better dam of notes no n e ublleet to discount. • To give full effect to this srrargemeut, the acquiescence and co-opera tion of the business community is respectfully eon card. .101 IN D SCITT.T-T, ()nobler let Notional Rank; R.,1. ar.OUGE, Cashier Farmers . Deposit Bank- . leg Company, G. F.ff DI.Y. Cashier GermanTritst and Sayings Bach, JOIN F. LIYINGSTON, Cashier 31. National J. B. DicelllVE, President 'Union Banklag . FRANCIS SF-LLI.IIS,' President Blare. Nation al Think, • •R. 11. IllpriN,Assistant Cashier id Nationalßank.. J. W. "OLIN, Coal:der Allegheny Bank. • jatolfebt . A TEI.U.Dit3O EOUNTII. XAMILA-2?. plgV/VirEtV7Z2lTDl rr .rie t :t Et " a"' 00 ' t0 00 00 per Acre, • Wilt laddln immediate cash purchaser by address- It mutt be. Venaugo County; but quality Settuw 1. . - - ORTY YEAIIS PIiACTICE • in esr,:cum, DISEASES, Gives me a knowledge seldom acquired by Physl clar.s. lily long residence to this city, an.d the amount of patients. tirested normally by me, are stiglcient proof of my success. • • • • • SP oaSEXTFAL NVENK.NESS And ell diseases arising therefrom, are cured In a much shorter time than: het etofore. by my. NEW VI-XIETABT.SI REMEDIES. ' litedleinesi sent to any part of the Union, All letters must oontairt a stamp to pny return posttege...t3orrespandanceheld sacred. Unice, CO SIIStTIt FLEW/ street, notr Di,.- mood. Address T. W. BRANSTIItIf", fif.lL, • Bea 800. Plttst,urgh; El .. .P. O.ENGELIBRE;; -•-, . , • Civil and Metissialesl.Ensineer,--. No. 14 NAY STREET, near Penn; DRANVING6 ist 111.A.GGINERY, BIGTAINGS, SIONUPd.ENTS, BRIDGES, ;cc., executed, with accuracy on short ponce._ EVENING DRAWING 50HOOL, with sped* closet. for dUlrreot styles admiring' ' ..141 ?HOP. ATMS", STEEL 114.11,16 Y, intittai Eiiati Agents • • • • .. „ . Stoolia bought;and noldt iclUttroly ott Office, WILKINS ' ' VidtirroitBi7MlTldt.=-Lettem Tes:. tomentary upon tha rotateot Dr. JOBS ITRUAY, latorESewlckler bortighi'Alck uony counlyincerated,.lotrin: been grantrd to .the n derstgued, nll perrunn Unlibted to, sold estate will =Ur Imitunifotopnynnetit, and thoehtrtur, dams . against sold estate, wllLpresent *nu, rn:Terly thenttratrd for tnitt n l w est. , CAILVELL, DATES,,....neoutors , ocanandOw hai emsrss; . • - • Pitttsbure. Dee. M.Ofel. 'IDENING. C,E AVE • —T he ot the Vi e w e rs ippointed by Cciunells, to assess the damages for the widening of Center Avenue, has been left of my 'Grilse. All. persons -otereeted are hereby soUtied to call at myl office Willey their oasessments within- thirty days, 'from this date, or loins will be filed is *ut for_ the same, with posts and . fees. •• _2 - J.. F. • de2lasir City Solicitor. lit Fifth st. 3ITTSBUItGII ..CONNELLSYILLE. RAILIU COMPANY FIRST NORM cIAGE, TURTLE. olivaix STBUCTION IiOADS.-11olders are hereby noti ' tied that the interest sourness on the above floods,. duo February t5t,•1905, will be_ paid ea .and after that day, on presentation and delivery at the -office of the. First Notional Dank of Pittaluirgh, Wood, street. • , JNO. 11. PAGE, • Jaimiairdtw " Secretory esol•Tressurer. riff iY.Arft ST. CUURCII 'BURIAL. GROSIXD.--lteioidins to orract.of the Lees. Wore, the First Baptist Church, of Pittaborgh will Matater and remove the dead bodies end re mains from theirßurylng Ground ea Spruce street, and cause-the same to he properly net carefully buried la 'suds grouada as the Church may select for burial purposes; • ' • jalo-,30til --President Board : of Trustees.,. CITIZENS' -li4TIOliA. BAN K.— . . FOR MITE DlE!Egra§ of the Cdt.therde riatinant Bonk held lathe WiNKING lIOIISIi. on.DIONDAY; 'nth Jthuary, .063. between - th e 14.12 ,10 i 12 31. end St intOta, ' SELLERS, President. • Prrramscoa, lannaiT 11 •1867. !lUD 'BOARD `OF DIRECTORS of the 'd mint ' CIIII2I4IItoRRO4I. traltrat,lo.47.; he the Capital Sleek. parable on }tide?, the eata' !aslant.. • . _ ESTEUVE.TIr, Seal. PitIok.E.T:;CUTLERY.A. , sud c hnieestoctonnt remind and for sale by,, , dal SOWN, H Wood dint. .IrE .11),';i..1271SE.71E;NTS. LEscol.N ; OIL M MINING COMPANY. Capital, - 100.000 shares, -; riorktiog Capital; Contingent Fund. - - siomoto. This Company is nowt:lday organised under the klenufectialog and Mining lAwre of the State of Ps emsylvania, for the purpose of pro . Uring Petro- Imam and other minerals from the property belong ing to the Company, in'Venango county, State of PentaclelM. 'The Company own the 7 f lands: ist. One-eighth of the land Interest in a well now being sunk on the ilosg - Trine, on Cherry Run. The land intermit draws one of all oil produced without say expetwe to the Company. 2d. A vaisurble Leant cm the , Hoerr? Farm, neat the telebrated Hoover Well, below iFrantilln. On this lenCe the Company [.O one Well, known as the Dixie Well, now, producing ten barrels of good lublieating oil per day, whien sells readily at the Wells forsixteen dollars perbarrel.• - The Company have here one engine tanks - and tools complete. an plenty of room.to ' bore more Wells. One half of the oil produced goes to the Company. A: now .well has Inat been struck near the property, and has increased the value of this Lease oonslii- ershly. • • • 3d. One-sixteenth interest in a Lease on the Lomb Form, on Cherry Run, with engine; be., ell complete. One Weil now going d arm with a good show of poetess - 4th. Ono-half interest in a Lease on Horse Creek Eddy, on the Allegheny river, below the land tie.- • longing.to the Ross Ott Company. One Welton this Lease is Wogs producing eight berreis of oil per day, of which. one-half goes to the lend owners. The Company ow, one-bilf of ' the engine end tools, be. This Is a short lease, but adds largely to the foment Income of the Compan' sth. One- quarter of a Lease on the . land beong trig to Cherry ii un Central Olteompany;cin Cherry Bun. There is also one engine, tools, act., with one Well going down, and now et a depth of 200 feet. , • • 6th. A large Farm, to fee simple, containing about one hundred and eleven neves; on Pit Hole Run, Yenango county, net near Walnut Rend. Thla property la now conaklered to be amongst the best prefacing lands In Venanco counts: Two large - Wells being struc andew days ago in the immedi ate vicinity of 11. also namerous Well. now in operation nod about being aunt all around it. It bide fair to bee very protitable luvestment to the Compeny, rs land is raising in value In that neighborhood. The Company propose to inane • portion of this hind, no that it may become fully developed es soon es possible.. The above Lands and Leases are (tempest the best producing oil territory In Yemenites mtate. and token Altogether; offer superior inducements to persons wishing to invest either for . speculetive pto Medea or for permanent investment. The Books of the Company are now open et the • Mtn, of • ROBERT WRAY Jr., 1(0..4, Hind St., • Where 41 necconry InforiZenon willbe, Cheerfully given. The 6 toils. of the Company. is now selling tepidly, end ail who wish to invest lad ,better at tel ti to 1t immediately or it wilibeteo late. The ; Company will be able to Tay at least a two per•cent..dialdend on the present"yield of oil, and they have rand expectations of realizing sulllciont fora much larger dividend. • jal4s3t H OLIDAY. CIIFTB, OF ~, ..FFEcTioN AND caurant Lack Stitch Sewing Machines EME nitPIIANSLCOURT SALE OF REAL 1.0.."TATE.-13y virtue of an order of the Or phans' Court of Allegheny Cowley, the undersign ed guardian of the esrat vid George 11., James 0., ,lary} . H.,Uharies.C.; Jane and Martha A. Watt, minor children and heirs,of James C. Watt, deed ' , will - offer at ,publio aisle at the Court Rouse in - the city' of Pittsburgh, nt 10 o'cltek A. HI SATUEDA.T, the ..Mll. dav of Jams try. -180, the following lots of ground, namely: All there two certain lots or pieces of ground sit. mite on the - West Commons, or Irwin ?avenue in the:First Ward of the city of Allegheny, Marked la' Irwin's-plan of the 'rope walk property numbers "nine and "ten,. and bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning on the westwardly aide of the West Commons or Irwin aranne at a fence Of twenty-five feet sonthwardly from - the cor ner of Central street and said 'Commons; thence extending In front Moog said Commons touthward ly flay feet to the line of lot marked in said plan number eight; thence by line of the Irmo west wardly one hundred and ninety-eight feet to an al ley twenty feet wide; thence northwardly tiny feet to lot marked In said .plan. number eleven; kid thence bythelltre thereof eastwardly one hundred and nicety-eight feet to the place of bet - Mob:kg; each of said lots haring a fixrot of twenty-five feet on the westwardly side of the West Can:molts or Irwin avenue, and extendiruyback, preserving the some width, one hundred and ninety-eight feet to the alley aforesaid. . . • Terms made known at the time of sale, or , on ap. pllcation toJohn Watt. JOHN WATT, Guardian. ..I:oistrdite • Liberyt st., Pittsburgh. - _ ITIBBETIO3.II AND Bitt.X)ki,7fi rtritomTra mwelmr. Books for eubsortptlon to the altpital Stook qt. the shore named Company hue bees opened st , the itotatires noose of . . . - BODINION, WCLEAN .1; CO., liolotirth slue 3.1 7 087101; Box. 133, Pittantralt. The above noropsny are owners twice itmple of Six Hundred (6CO) neve' of valuable On Territory in Tenargo ()minty, Pa., (not far frowthe ted uEeonomy Vells,") is tegarded as promising ground as any in the oil region. -The-floe- strikes on theriotiesta, reported In the papers of.to-day, See in the vicinity , of this six hihlrediarges. BOOk6 and Has Ready for Examination. . • dart:ad . AVE, THE SUDSRIBERS - i. have this ass. entered' into ~ Limited , Partnership, agreeably to the previsions of the act of Assembly ol the Oonttitonwealthof Penrutylrentri, passed the tiaetday of idarett, -, IANS, entitled...An Act relative, to Lin tied Partnerships," and 110 hereby certify that the name of the arm hotter whist; 'said psrf., hentbip is , to be conducted is 011a.RLES 0.. AL. C'Eft; that the general nature of the busineis to be trio meted is the Jewelry buainess, the slime to be eni fled on to Pittsburgh; that the name of the §.o end partner is CIIAS. C. ALGEO, and the special prirtner isDAN lELDEEMS. both of the City of pittiourrh; that the -capital- contributed - by the t h u DANIEL 'MMUS, epeeist' partner, is Tour Thu , sand Dollars in cash; that the period et which the settlitertmership is to commence Ss the lath day of December, MI, and that it will terminate on the 13th day oft December. A. D. • • • • • CHARLES 0: AIATEG, DAALET. mews. • . - • . • %wind Partner. delbtlawdaw - ASIIIIIRCABLE.• . • 4 . 9itzt, For Cosaiti‘h routlt Clothing, :ri. 1:1= OD Each. 615.000 WHEELER & WILSON'S. suoursr PRENIT.II6 VVISA:SUIVINER 81. CO., No. Yt FtflU STREET. DES . AL~'iJr..I:FIJIILa, KIiDF:TOpUD!EBi . IN THE BEST STYLE-ANC) MANNER. B. B. NO)11348,- ~ttrra~a`QT': T6ll.osi ; • - No.. 70 FEDES.II6I. IST.;*.Allethetty rox - OrrY 661.;t4ft; • r.. Corner 'Penn and St. Clair Streets. PITTSEVEGI!, PA. The Largest; cheap:K.l and not rodeo Cul BUSINESS: BUN'S COLLEGE TILE XricaTED 9TATI:S 6tudeala eitetanti raiew at any grne; AM - Circulars; containing full A.forosaiton, sent tree to any natbess, on appllcattan to the Pliant. 'JENKINS S - AMITE. prx•Mmuta9, P .030.0.4. T Trt--07311-4:11667-, • , Cammisalon.Merchaut Dealer - I ilogir.:lllapeu, Cheeme, Dried idl4.4orects Fruits. and all Far, Orders filled Tni deteuingseinusbunik landner.l and Ileantql:Masiers and tannufne.. tutus - rates; No. 239 - : STREW, (M*. sue Wood street,) rittabsugh,T. made and PinmPt 1at 1 404 0 . 1 % gimp coa, nongignukods and'oorreapondence... prrottrnan .Itrinsnameenylldr Or. Sperri lc Bleu*, Wm. BleCtunp.& Co., IdeDannad k 3l °-04irm/um - &"'J • rft Ue ll.7: irdli FABLE CUTLER' Ono assortment' ; ttlv*BOWlianas TAM Tatter na4 sad f or:saieby -- den Iw DOWN; PG Rood West, . , DR I' GOODS, SC: MEE PRICES! ,The balance or the steesi ott tamer, ALPACAS, all colors. lam cionts. " POPEIIitS ; REPPS, PRENCEC CHINTZES, ORGANDY LAWNS, FOULARD £31488. OBANADDTES, all stiles, 'AT PRICES OP LAST TSAR.! ALEX.. BATES, No mvlrtila • jail 4. • INTER DRESS, V 3 2 4.4. •7.2 . I A, .1 winter Cloaks at COSt J. M. BUROHFEELD'S. SELLIXG 'FBMtIJR. GINTER LONG SHAWLS. AT cosr. Balriioralt4 a.t , Cost. *or* Fast corner of 4th ind.Markititi Fiztimow,•ol. Fot the CAN BE BEQUItED•&! miclitm tiLIDII, o. 18 MARKET STREET; " Ptttaba►bk, We bate now open :Ts4l are yet reeoHrluir, doer esprea . 4l7 for our . _ 73T. C,X..4XX:049-i 1311&-Twri -..‘ ii."47...deaLi-besntitt-ce.tizet= of !xi,. Wei Breastpin, Ear-Drops; Ivory, Shell and Ball, Took and • Side Combat Pearl, Steel, Jet and 011 t Belt-Bueldles; Belts and Belt. i=n6idertir:ee Re b s te• dered Collars an Handkerehlerst Wo ' r a kied SI MS ' es a ' n tfo l ifyl l tt g aL • 1 1: or AnT es, slates Satchels, an d • riba=adCrygra , da-riktvadllekir• Besides our canal heavy stook of Hosiery, 048 7 Trbnadr.ge, Notions ad Small Watt; AT LOWEST OAELIT rsrosa' FATOx .0 1 1.•:, ; : , • • . Na 11 a4d.l 1 Fifth' ski,. •.:. -ATIELY b.( 11.EcE177-pr Nmw To which they eitlthe tittentlon clack evelloselner. Aaplenilid asebittsOcet. H of DREss AND Ct..OAWTI2IIII:KINOB;__ — ' • MIBROIDBEII23 AND LACE Oleilliesy ,SCARF .AND BONNET manows t BA.LNIORALi AND iIIOOP SKIRTS; DNDEIt SHIRTS AND DIIAWEBS;• 140SIENY AND.GLoVES; ZEeHYR AND ZErHTE KNIT GoloDlly 'FINE KNITTING.T AWNS, ell Color& A full aseottmeat °CFA-NOY GOODS.. , KEECIEMITI3 exul DEAINFLI3 , Caw typlytiterwe i rie with ":. everything t Very Lowest Prlcea fi..REAT BARGIAINt3 i• - - • MOOBIESA DENNISON - it: 001,.• .81 Maiqidt street, • ABE DErnam4fEls TO CLOSE • OTT THE Inrrlat SSTOOLOP, GOODIL Clonfn' *Sate Sirti, ; Cratatsilitarsi &a. Ine.„ • > Enabrolderics,Lsce 11,11 Jones, Itioslsry, Mtn • scions, Point , Collars, Elbbons; Sec: _ -fah 81 4 L lE.o s esA'l , . • AiNEW. 4550RT317,14&_ - PTOZIS, Deers, and Clan Gimps, Manilla I and 'Bagel Fringo,,Maak. Vet.. Voderslrever, Linea • Seta. (of the. .blorat Lace and Linea Collars nod Handkerchiefs; (l ores.. ; Bakery, Lanni:oral and Hoop Sklrtat Breaktaat Sheol, - and Seaver., of all' afros; Ilathwars Dor- ' araeled Clams G lu e d for ladles and Kratlaal_elle: Waill-Lealter, Dr alzeav .Tourin's KW , Wooer In llglitleolorsi -"Ribbon.-Seto, felapLl to . (1 order, torther yelth, a new lot .of Brad Water • 1 1 Falls an d Flowers; Will be found at • :MACE 410wirrs TRIBULING STORT4 - ; ;, • • No. et Ebtarth Arent near Parry_strowl.: - : Fartlenttrrattentloa Oren Uinta:ming Foluat sulk all otterllttsnle of Lazes. lilladla,Lacn ricrtiErmusicarc. BEBT j suTEN - iILE. SINODIO BOOK Puntasiteu. ." THE.ILITER'IIICL.L'• • ch.k4.4.l6fi' meet' laterite ',SONO-% DUrridr'42,1011.31,T,131174, and ^Pnirie t " coune . 9t , Ellireltdriaot %ThikiligtiON. 7 , ',- Allover the Weeks am the ta.lowttp ' ..• • - .. ;"b :Zefle o A r afA in, _ k _l!*'cLifnig.. Uom -Cottage by lhe Meat , • Hoinieg, ." I "ra d il V ne wi L d i 7 ; ithleh are alone worth the print of the V'X'l.Qe). GO ICZtozatiii: • ; Copies matted, to ton addreaamereeeir t antiee. CHAft. C. It. PLENDID. PIANOS.--dlat reccelvel, new lot of.KNABE:ft ii N6IYALb'D.PLA OVAINWS 8R0.,5-,FLUNOS,and..O.I/11ttl; _ Avromkrid °Rah" •WHOOL:OIIGATI§ and NELODNIVIS.._ I - 'CHAII L O B B 130113.: -; 114th.etriet;Wboleaalo analLetail Agaat WITMAN,noE NE a; . Firm BTREIET. - Tirtri I to= iazwre woit . - sh,o3,zoleis wiluzvacum. 1 'aii-searwimin.mateca. iCtEQEIQTS-.WXfID LOTH -On TIIE9. ' lr EVENTICO,,Ianuary 17ttm . t.t . 71 4eilt be 'obld - at Comateretat bake 64 Fl'th. hstreet,. on second floor, the fn ullin:grain lbg Lots' , n the 7th Ward, ace, the Toll tkettertd opposite Abel's/seem' Rettivar Depot: • Chalet on, toner of, Ktristek„ - eat MAO* imam% Leaattnete feet on Kteipattlek Wee, tibt. intending back same *lath tae feet to en alley Your lets'adlOtzdag on Nazyntrisic'etteFtAhme - all } :Three. le trtia.the testooltati..seas of the eleh , flehtlat AI feet on !Utica street, mad Wand. r inch 4 e l4l stee width /elk feet to , Set:`• blerLWlCPlE i 'Anet!r.. _ iTeggfil ADAMS, Dentist - Mane s - 1301klitts, corner of-DTARIONWouId" GRUM. streets t rittsburgh. Beferouvs—Dr. A. 51. Pollock. lirdleckaturodore tlobMylßarseU Error, .t *I -I A OF BUT T.
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