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the Vittobitter Oixgritc.
MAILISEIXD ET
ylin eizsrrs PIBLUIIIM issocunik
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20; 1805.
Wonm:
Don. W. D. KZLLEY, in his speech on
. .
rcoonstructlon, delivered In the House a
I fevidays since, took inionegroinul M favor
Of enfranchising the negroes in the recoil-
T etnicted Statei . We append fill ' eXtrad
I from It. There is no answer to the argu
p. meats he presents, except those dictated by
i ,cruet and wicked prejudices: •
1 .4 .. Let us Meet the question fairly. Do our
ti I nstitutions Xest onconipleximaal differences?
. _Akin we cement, and perpetuate them by
surrendering the patriots or the insurgent
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district, shorn of all
.political power, . into
1 the hands of the traitors whom we 'propose
f. to propitiate by such a netlike of faith and
. honor? • Did God ordain our country for a
a. single race of men? IR there reason why
i . - - the intelligent,:wealthy, loyal nuin of color
1 ' shall ilia d ititart, abased,-", on, election day,
: whilb lilt Ignorant,. 'intemperate, v x icions,
• , and disloyal white neighbor participates in
,i making laws for his government? What
q is the logic that denies to a son the !right to
kc. vote with or against his father,:because it
6, has pleased Heaven that he should partake
0. - MUM largely of his mother's, than of that
IL', father's complexion? And is it not known
t r to all of us that well-nigh forty Per cent. of
~..: - the entered people of the'South are children
; 4. of white fathers, who, after we . subjugate -
,
~ ' th em, will with professions of loyalty only
le,
lip deep, enjoy the right of suffrage in the
' reconstructed Stales? Shall he,. though
1 ' black as elido'be kid thin, lilko,att'hat
i-. .. Industry, obedience to the laws, and an
','. ...yarying•good habits, has accumulated prop
erty on which he cheerfully pays taxes, be
,-,.. . denied the light of a votes' in the. govern
., mem of a State - to whose support and
't whiten he thus contributes, while the
Mak reckless, thriftless man of fairer
"4 • corriPleximtallitil vote away his" earnings
and trifle with his life oriate_retts •a. 9 a jn.-
:::. •• tor? Shall the bmvOman who has periled
; Jiro, and mayh'ap lost a limb, who has ea
t d
ured the dangers of the march, the camp,
sr
and The bivouac in defense of our, Constitu
_V Von and laws,be denied their protection,
~.; while, thelraitors in the conquest of whom
..,: be assisted, enjoy thoserights, and use them
"i as instruments fog his Oppression and &gm
*: dation? Shall he who, in the language of
... my amendment, may be able to read the
•_ Constitution of the United States, and who
1 finds his pleasure in the study of history and
1.2 political philosophy, whose integrity is fla
w. doubted, whose meats are ample, be voice
' less in the councils of the nation, tind read
• only to learn that the people of free and en
'.. lighteried'America; among whom his lot.
bas - heen 'cast; sustain the only Government
t whicii.punithes a race because God in Ills
providence gave it a complexion which its
..,..- unhappy members would not have accepted
' 5 had it beensubmitted th their choice or TO.
if; lltionf And can he who will answer these
questionti alllnnatively believe that Clorent.
ments are, instituted among men to secure
11 their rights, that-they derive their Bowers
. ifrom therm:went or the governed, and that
sr it la the duty of a -people, when any' Gov.
ernmcnt becOmes destructive of their rights,
to alter . of abolish it, and establish a new
4 Governmentt - Sir, our hope for peace,
• while we attempt to govern. - trio-flubs of
the peOple , or one-lutlf of our country In Vie.
. lition of there.hmdamental principles, will
t be idle' as the breeze of summer or the
dreamier the opium eater.
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:,:kozr,intpo firpyiplek
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No Makin ,ciaapeas better deserves the
ocentdiment conveyed. in the foltewiag let. -
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the'
grand old ..
teeth= man to.whom It was
! • addressed...- . AlWiyi unbending . in hls ad
,
homes to prbsciPle, lie never ,sinks the_
gentleman or playa_ tfirdemagogue: . .
' 7 ' 'loom or IitMISd:MTATITSS,"I .
f . ....T. WABILLECGTO.N, Ja11.:9. f
• Hon. TILADDEUB ,STEVIM—Dear. Sir:,-
The widerftned, • your colleagues 'oa L this,
floor, haying faith and confidente - in your ,
financial . ability, and believing from . your
long etpitienceio
p ublic life that your ay.
pointment'io the important isosition of Sec- .
retail oribb TT ipiumuy at.= this time would,
prove a ,riatioolf.beilielg,:iollat your per
nisalosi tO present,*lr Imme to ; - the •Presi
-dent fofthatild edlleei.L 4 ' ':. !
, ....,. Moo rhen
} t you. .1- --
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a. K. ,.: I. A john M . oreemal l ---, :
Charles O'Nelll„. /
~, If, RusaellThsyer,- .1
Leonard Myers, . li. W. Traty, -
Wm. D. Kelley„ 1i,._3V.. Scofield,
Thomas Williams; - A.birialleyers, '
James T. Hale. --
Repig irf..llo.:Skraita.C: 1. '• - ••••"-:'
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Roves of ipirBIifiERTATIrES, Congtr
-TEE of WAYS sun Msins, Jan. 10. —To
Mon. J. K. MOorhead, ,tc.—Gentlemea:—
I
have received your letter dated January 9,
1885, signed by' iny . col
leagues from. „Penasylvatus, , ,asking me to
permit 'my, name :Wiser. mounted to the
Presidenkfor, ths'ofllihk,ggeluetsry of the
Troast.or r; X feet. ilittered And grati fi ed by
Your friendly YetluestiFi;ilVKipendently
of my distrtut df my niness - for.the place;
I have no aspirabonstibutiunparment
in the gilt of the Cleye t m i nt,„ must ask
you, therefore, .to fete ttio k nie
Ilona. Thanking you or thepentonal kind
ness which prompted pia 'hitter, T am your
obliged and obedient servant.:l
TuADOE.u.s
TIIEY -KNOW TrIETR: -1 . 11113:1;)1.—the
- .recent cleave of three newspaper...coy-.
respondents from Rebel - pH - vinyl-two of
them belonging to the Newi yOl 1 rr0 , 640
and one to the Cinciimili_Gcusiar—relhirde
ns of the differtmilrealiCeh'iffed t hY r itie
Rebels 'to correspondents= of Copperhead
papers, when captured- by Ahem; They
haTO several times captarq, reR orient,
Jac
longing to the New York fl and'Otbe'r .
Copperhead papers; but;lwaii: promptly:
• released.Thent; whilst those Chnneeteri.Wltk,
Republican - papers.
_ closely imprisoned and ernetlVtolated. Ng ;
melons efforts harebeA Gifiecuro ,
exehangs of the
cape we hare mentioned, buti*frrXis
out grail; the rebeheesteentlnvihe t
of Republican. earrespondenta:-,100 -rare. it
privilege to forego. Theiielmors.crident
ly know their . friends;
, andtimy 'always
,send--back' a ileraid - torieipou fiat as
proMptly as they do thc. bounty jumpers
who desert to them for ther-,puixtat of Xing
retard north. . • .
Raw= f 3.
i iiiiiiiiiii --It is a . ;tuna matter
" what thaßobellioremment ritaydo with this
roan. Lie Will probably bo-Olhas -- Stl,'and--
• - Seat through our lints - to wife ;14144
whether Air not, We lanai our Goveranittd:+ l
will keep its,hands clear of ldtii :, lin bias
been as ; noisy , and, vindictivn Itehel*
flame; and we cannot forgeilthat when e•
was a m ember:of the ;United tatiViScenic
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he earned the name of "Hangmen,' by er
pressing. Ili willingness to hang abolition:.
Isis Ills personal quarrel with, derv. riA-
Tr* is °nein which thlenatien has no con
cern' and we hare much more reason to
fear that,"..lstsw.; will exile -him, to be our
pest forever, than that he will hang or drown
him.
.1 3 ; - 'Tnn Philadelphiani are i ngitated, just
?.w, on the attbject of colored persons rid:
, v no , .
k ing in the street cars. Thu bettor portion of
the commiralty prefer that ne distinction he
tt .
hi made ; m account of color; but the mwdies,
• g the men who, - its Mr. B. IL itaziverran said
IA at a public meeting held on the subject, eat
- onions and drink bad whisky,- want them
:' - i i , excluded •bettanse they are Offensive ! It Is
i . a matter of: DOMO alionishment that such a
.- k city as strongly attached to iee principles as
.Philadelphia iaahould so lotig kayo adhered
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to Oda crubTnroacriptioti. In this city col,
oral perilous ride in the coin the same as
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other people ,
and no one thinks: of attempt
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lug to exclude'thein. i; 4j• '-- -
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, AnsceArri-elecuieal perfectiOn Ia claimed ten
---t" the - Attatale 'eahle now - hel4 taaaufacturet.
. ii' The liimmt ' com V 4it ed' - ni tti• tia Senior Da.;
1. ecraber was 750 miles. neve:able II being lum-
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k„. M
- 'ated et the Tate of eighty_ trifles a weak,
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and will be finished' by the end et the. ttret week
in Sane.: Two tanks on board the Great Naatera
1 :-. '--; -- are pregareq ter stowing toraythe ' ai l ,
i...
The Death of Dr. F.vei•ett--n:, Last
The Washineton 171”:1,lic-In has been per
mitted to publish portions of a letter written
on the 18th instant, by Mr:, E►crett, to his
tlattgbter,. Mrs, Henry A. Wise, in Wash
ington, who la the wife of Capt. Wise, Chief
of Ordnance aftbe Navy Department. The
extracts are to f011ows:
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Berton, 13th Jae., 18111.
I have yours of the Bth. lam just re
covering from a 'rely severe attack of ill
ness, which has kept-me in bed most of the
time, since Monday. - • • •
On Monday morning I was at the Court
Room 2i hours testifying. I then went to
Fanelli! Hail, which was cold, and till m
turn came. I eat In a draft of air. When I
Lad got through, though . I spoke but I } an
hour, ray Lands and feet were ice and my
lungs on fire. In tide agreeable condition,
I bad to go and pass 3 hours in the Court
Room. This Slashed me. I came home,
sent for Ilayward,'and went regularly to
:work. I hardly left • my bed neat day. • •
' I have barely weathered an attack of
pneumonia, which Wan' old-fashionedlung
fever. Hayward comes twice a day. .1",/tiram
t O
Praia the comae, and as soon as Ige - t- ,
tie appetite, and shake off my g
ugh, ;and teethe kidney* to resu • eir
action, and subdue the numbness Or my
limbs, and get the better of ii sharp neural;
gin pain in the left shoulder, I:lope to do
nlaly.Everett - behaves very ,well In the
somewhat abnormal contiltion of the house
hold. His new: e
m led, the Rearsargo , behaves
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as well as Its eiakc. The Arago • haw
got back to Ni,M York , -so that I think we
shall get news f m Bid. to-night. : Best love
to husbirid babies.
Your affec nate Pipe, • •'E. E.
Captain Wise received this letter on Sun
day', mortant, and was'reading to his wife
the words which we have taken the liberty
to liaSei•e when a dispatch was : placed in
his hands Mr. Everett's death.
"Everett" alluded to at the 'close of the
letter, is Edward Eierett Whie, eon Of Cap
tain Wise, ten years of age who was visit
ing his giandfather at the time of Ills death.
"Bid,' also alluded . to, is Mr. Everett's
oldest son, about thirty years of ige,:a Ma-
Br in the volunteer service, and now: at
eanfort,. S. C., serving upon the staff of
General:Saxton. The first sad Intelligence
of his father's death will reach him ins dis
patch forwarded yesterday by AmingSocre
tary of War Dana, granting him an im
mccliate leave of absence.
Imptvguable Forts.
The experiences of this wonderful war of
Ours are such as to awaken i muiry as to
whether there are any fortifications in ex
istence that can be successfully defended.
itgainst combinegl attack by land and
water. Fort Fisher, which has just been
captured, is One of scores of carefully built
rebel forts that have not been able to with- •
stand the guns and the valor of the Union
forces. The only forts that we have not
captured when seriously attempting it, are
those where the army and nary could not
combine in the attack. The works around
Richmond and Petersburg can only be ap
proached by laud forces, and Fort Sumter
only by the navy, and these have thus far
resisted us successfully.
Fort Fisher was the most extensive of
the works built on the coast by the rebels.
It stretched completely across Federal
Point, a distance of about four hundred
yards. It was constructed in the most sci
entific-manner, and 'ins armed' with from
'fifty to seventy of the best and largest guns
that the enemy could procure. Itagarrison
' was as large as could be desired, and it was
regarded ItY the rebels as impregnable, es
pecially since the late abortive attempt to
take Breads by General Butler., Bat a well
aveted attack, with the army and fleet co
operating hannozuously,' and both directed
by able and valorous commanders, reduced
It in one day: - After this glorious success,
It may, to safely said that there is not a for
tification in the world that can w:`ltstand
anitacted attack. of the joint land
and naval' - farces of the ; Vatted States.-
...rysiiadolpltia4kUerin.
An, Important Cue.
- -A. Mr. JamesCitify, late of Rochester, H.
Y. by will, left property valued at $lO,OOO
,to Bishop • Timon, , of the BoMati Catholic
Church in trust forlbe benefit of St. Mary's
Hospital aid other Hainan Catholic,' Institu
tions. The' Bishop brduglik suit to recover
possession 'of the pi¢perty, and a lons liti
.gation followed, resulting•im the - defea• of
•thellishop's claim. - • fr, • , •
The Jury, on issues of fat; answered that
'• the' will was destroyed on•J'.the night of
'.•thedeatit by' 311 a. Chitty, at the request of
imnlttubancL -- Such a request for Its:deo
Atysaion, 'aid its - destrnetlan; - were not
Attie in'`.•the. Presence' of any one ,
except - Mr. Claify,, and ; his wife ; that it
was destroyed in ~iliaTifelime of the testa
tor, and'Aot...fnenduleittly . , and that the cir
cumstances Undefivhfch said will was uvula
end executed, together with the relative in
fluence Vesting beweerr the 'Bishop, Priests
And deceased, at the time of tho apparent
epproseldifeeliese otbla life, tended to Pro
duce arr'rendue lalluence on the mindand
feeling of the 'deemaied, whereby he-was in
dUced th;execute add will.
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liaoo
- sib Siam:aux.—During the ex
(Biagi debate lit _the House yesterday, Hr.
.Tames Brooks,. In reply to some taunt of
tebbfieldra; professed great anxiety to go
Footle, Of comae they woulan't let htm,
for even lforagotnery Blair anti his father
• couldn't sci, - but if they only would'it would
i.e the delight of: his life to show thesooth
ing effeetsw•of the olive branch he would
to upon upon the rampant rebellion.
,Whilcohewnadwelling with' such unction
upon his desire- to go South, Gen. Schenck
f•ect , tbe acpublican side of the House In a
mar by exclaiming quite audibly, "If you'd
lien-in niy department, you wouldn't 'hare
'bed any 'trouble' about getting 'South."
I'reaently a little 'epigram was eiraulatia;
about' among the lazy group s of members
who wore enduring Brook s' speech. I
:Wouldn't say that Gen. Schenck wrote it,
lot whoever did,. could forge his hand.
writing admirably:
0 13 rooks mourns because he oatotot get a pile,'
Slate to 'make
Is deeply ht. concern ;
r n g? 'h'"t"l t ' l 7 7V; 7
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I ^gelegti tt aot; e ,
intsh.,
cor:Via. WS.
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6.1% Ft.e.ttlf m LE-sr.—Gustav Adolph
:Vergtnstin; ''charged with forging a receipt
Prneshul- Government. for sixteen
-thinpan&dollars, (and . upon Which he re
;(twed thationotuat of money,) was toe:sat
1y attested+ srableago, and taken to New
via 'AbeLPennsylvanie Railroad, a
say or bit) ago. As the train was In the
vl
(inity Of Huntingdon, and running at the
rate of twenty miles an hour, Vorgtman ex
pressed a determination to kill himself, and
jumped from, the ears.• Ho was ..'very se
riously Injured, but not killed, and is now
In The' hands of the authorities at New
Yolk .Ynn
(ft
Tuvu,exehango.otprisoners is being con
dncted with great success on the James
rivet,' and within a few days 'several boat
loads of Union prisoners have attired at
;...Vortrass Vpnroe. It anticipsted that the
recent action of. the United States Senate,
directfak,that all rebel prisoners shall be
liereata.r.Thlced under the control or,re
;lewd Union prisoners, -will have the effect
' , ;:iifliastening the exchange; so far an the
irchel authorities are concerned. These
knaTia nowfinest fear the threatened retali
ation of thp_onlraged-Union authorities and
dtvtxc TVunent.vim We learn.
• from - members of the - Legislature, and
thers, from the border counties, that large..
'numbers of rebel soldiers are coming in and
giving themeelles up at the yarlotra out
posts in this Departtr.ent. TAcut. Samuels,
Mother of Judge'Samuelm, formerly,. Zulju
taut General of this State, recently, came
into Wayne county, accompanled..by a doz
en or 41fteen ottier - relml soldiers, all or
whom took the amnesty oath. They say
they are tired of fighting for 'nothing and
freezing to death.- - -Wheeting Intelligencer.
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ITARRTS)3I73IO Jan. 18.—Go enter Curtin
luts received in f ormation'from Colonel Jor
dan, State Agent at %Abington, that from
and after this date, no permits will be gran
ted for the removal of the dead bodies of
soldiers interred at any point south of the
District of Columbia; .It will- be utterly
useless far parties to make application- for
anituell permit until the restricdia ve
moved, of which public flattop :w4l be
TRENTY-BEXIII MILLIQMP Or DOLLAIIS
hevo been collected In the city of New
YOrk dom . the Pagege of the internal reve
nue law In 186:4, by Congress. The SIMS
ion In that city hare refused to allow' the
publication i)f lists of tuxedos orf•aceennt
of opposition on the - part of Pailayal*but
the newepapees ba're' applied to We room.
mlalogrer of internal itovenseilpt'llis de
oaliefutpot . .
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Secret:a'," Seward and tont ITharuclifte
Rebel Comments on Mr. Seward', Lett.'"
ter —Engrand and..the Slavery queadon.
The folOVring editorial notice appeared is the
.
Ilichinend'lstspereli of the' Ilith Inst. :
" The kindling letter of Mr, Seward, etusls r
to recnr the amount raised at a fair In Ekland
for the benefit of the Confederate prisoner. and
.distiuctly Imputing to the English the cri me of
being the authors of all the troubles In America,
is received by the:London Times with commend
able meekness. Net a spark - ot resentment or
spirit lights up the sluggish comments on that
remarkable document. The British lion Is f a
designation which can hereafter be only Ironies-
My applied to Great Britain. The king of beasts
1., not in the habit of being bearded in his den
with impunity. The patleat ass would be a more
appropriate emblem of a Government which
bears anything :that can be pat ,upott It, and
greatly prefers provender to battle.
Then was a time when the sword of England
would have leaped from Itsseabbard at the slight
est of the provocations, now innumerable, which
It bra received from the United States. But that
day has paused, Its Chivalry bas fallen lato the
sere and yellow leaf. Its people are as brave
and manly as ever, , but the spirit of trade and
money-getting leas deadened the sentiment of
. honor, and the canker of a long peace has eaten
out the pith and vitality of military pride. Ever
since the downfall of the Tory party, and the
:predominance in the national councils of the
commercial Interest, national chivalry his been
dead - In England. The Tories, with ; all their
faults and errors, were the true representatives
.of the British Lion. The king of beasts disap
pearedwith.theas. It Is sot possible that he Is
still in Ids old cage, when Brother Jonathan can
,poke the longest kind of a pole into 4veri day
without eliciting a single roar.
We agree for once with W. 11. Sewak ‘ whea
he says tbsp England Is respomdble for the pres
seat cal les of this contlolnt, and that our
once prosPerems and happy States are now the
scenes .of • almost unparalleled bloodshed and
misery, the responsibility rests upon groat Brit
ain. The tent-slavery party In the North would
have died out long ago hut forihe inspirations It
received ftoar a country to which all Araerioans
were is the Wilt Of looking forlessinis In civili
zation end Morals.
By hooka of travels, Ay noVela, by seams, by
sermons, by reviews by newspaper articles, by
Exeter Halls; and political emmissaries, by con
tributions of money, bytliplomacy, by social and
religiertneinfluences; In fine, by, every Instrumen
tality that could be brought to:bear upon the hu
man mind. England hart been laboring for the
last thirty years to propel her whole moral weight
upon the Northern mind, 'so sato Instigate and
inflame It to: sectional hostility against those
States , or the Union lit which slavery existed.
Thc,most dirrnguished Southern Statesman, on
a visit to be- e.spitol, was Ostentatiously:slighted
by the' nobility, and a fugitive slave publicly
petted by the ream Nelms" of Sutherland who
dispossessed her white tenantry in Scotland to
convert their tonne into 'abeepwalks.
The South never bad a friend in England until
thisuvar began? Was 'ail this phihuthrophy t
Every child knows that England has been the
greatest slave-trader la the world, and herself
-plduted the Institution here which smiler:l4 he
roine so abhorrent to her moral sense. Even an
idiot can understrind that she only used anti-sla
very as a wcoge to accomplish the disruption of
abated and formidable lower, and hence, now
that her object Is accomplished, she preserves a
"rigid neutrality," and takes sides with neither
"belligerents."
But the day of retribution will one day come.
We are beginning to think that that day is not
far distant. Her hold upon the magnificent pro
vince of Canada la prearlons, and her ancient
domination of the sons may erelong be disputed.
,We have no doubt she • sympathizes with the
. `rebellion," and wishes that It Would last force
'Sec; but it Is Only that her own prosperity may be
bunt upon Ihe_common ruin Of the linitedatates
and - the Con lederacy.
PVIIBLIC .M,OTICEB.
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Orrice oir Tau "Prersnrmon larsontwers oo. i
January 111,
AN ELECTION FOB DLKEITTO
of this Company, to serve during the romp
invhours ()
est., trill be held at this 041.01271111.1115 DAY,
1 uary 2d, 1E63, between' the houfin a. in. snot
Y • JAB. COLLOR%
j 3.
• iSgsrd . Secretary.
' . ALLIKOMIT NsYorrnr. Bnxx,
.
Freterronon, Jan. MIMS
IlirAN ELECTION FOE NINE DID
. TORS to serve. until the next annual Elec.
tihn, will be held at the, Derdting Rouse, on the
TWENTY-FIRST DAT OF - FEBII.2IITE salt,
bitween the hours of IS and 2 o'clock p. tn.
.1 JelLtd. J. W. DOOR, Daelder.
IGr Firata.3WVlDc LLttilliieNi:—
w*r.sp
The eittsero tertitested are requested to atteed
a pall(' rneethig, at the SCIIOOI. ROUSH, Tills
EY ENING, Led EVERT EYNNINtf wall for.
Slier &Klee. to - provide the gleans lee,
Filling.the Quota.
kas 'beefy been made. Ai Qat la
Errapiazo Burr
• • -• • -
t eIL sad stip up pay au altartot the llabillty. Should
Noy decli the out, be liable, Pereiteall, to the
ireptodiag ne,
draft y
db their duty Uwe y wilt be
No NINA lei Ude'lt list Ward.
' BY WIDEN OF TUE vostaurrsz.
tattarre ' • • -
*outhcrocty.
. • iltftwuronaw, Des.lll, UMW
A fitlifiEM,A 111=112141 Or THE
STOOKHULIIERS of this BANK. will
he held at the BANK1N(111011813 all MONDAY,
leathery dOtit,lBWS, at I o'cleck . 1 It, to coselfer
end declde 'whether the Oorspany„ shell twain. as
Association for the Huainan. of Banking, =derail
Lows of the United Steles cod whether it shall
exerelso the power. eonferr' ed by the Act of the
Le.,, , :elature of tide Sista; entitled, "Art sot cre
el:es thellanks of thie Commonwealth to became
Arsoelatlons for Banking ;under the Laws orthe
United States," epprowed Mt of Aust, re, ende-
to take soy further action that may be dee th
med n
cessary. By order of the Board •of Diresiont
de20:11:a JOHN P.'llt£loll, Cashier.
MIZIUMICI BASrshK or Pirragarissr,
Pittahu, Doc. Mt. Gat.
airlianer.-NoTice - nratzly
given, agreeably to Section f of the Act of
the General Assembly of the Comnionweeltk.
Pennsylvania, entitled .'Ast Act enabling Banks of
the Commonwealth to become Amos:tattoos toe the
purpose of Banking, under the Laws of the Unita!
States," approved the 'Zd day of August, A. P.
tees, that the Stockholders of I be Mechanics Bank
have thia_day voted to become - such ao ASSOCIM/016
and that Its Directors haveprocured the authority
of the owners of more than two-thirsts of the,Caps•
Hal Stock to make the certificate therefor b the
Laws of the United States;
degthm JNO. 0. MARTIN, flashier.
limn ever Itsgr , Pittsbursh, 92.
NOTICE 14 NIEEBY , aIvEN,
I F to Sec. Id of t the act of the • Urn
mut Astierrblgoi the Comkuonwenith of Pennsyl
vania, entitled "An Act enabling Banks of the
Commonwealth to becomelmumiatkuts for the par- -
pose of Banking, under the LIMN of the Malted
, States,^ approved the 214 day of Augusto A. D.
1221,, that the Stockholders of the Iron , thly Bank
of the City of Pittsburgh, and county of Allegheny,
bore this day voted to become such an assoolotion,
under the name and title of "The Iron Oily Na
tional Bank of Pittsburgh,. and that its Directors
hare procured the authority of the owners of more
than two-thirds of the Capital Stock to make the
certificate rersdred therefor, by the haws of the
United States.
delmits JOIIN 111A0OFFIN, Cashier.
ar :7 Pi g AlNl l M E (7o l . l irr. 'r y l l`lll2.
burgh holders of stock et the Delos of stiOlidltD.
SON, BARLEY tsCO., 11l Irwin street. deitila
JME' DNEWI'IB JEJNEXTS'.
PETROLEI:M-17:i barrelsgoo4 alup
ping.oiller. fja2Dl HENRY 11. COLLINS'.
LC barrels r sale 1:1 .
vcs :
XNOWL- 4 fo
HENRI° U. h
iIZ I f tlit-40 barrel!' lb; sale by
II
Burney H. OOLLINS
. rre Is or BSI 0
- STA I ll itfilit 50b h i l' - I 6y_
L .420 . , HANEY it: COLLINS:
ORSALE.• . . ,
•I--------- .
T . . .
A- 10 Shari, Piltsburghnarette Assotlation.
*XloosllsWord Bounty. Roads. ,
Culbertson 3:1112 011 :Steno;
Meadow d 6.;
. • lmnillty do.; .
•Chlo Vallerdo.; I .
Stella do •
mood p.n.. COM.> A.i. i
South Western 40 ; ,
Tor, r l tory h. M R
owry um do.;
Itlfehle.do.;
El Porsdo do 1
• Cherry:Dun h PPt Bole do ; •
• Cherry Eon le Pittablirgh do.,
- Allegheny &Pittsburgh do.
• STEEL h BALLET.
Jgll Wllklili 11.11/.
1-1' I
—; ' •
0NS1(I N 1, I E iTS . . , .
'AA !umbels Oats; ;
10 barrels Extra Faulty llorir; ?"
00 bushel', Ikons; I •
100 bushels Corn••
' reellred owl for sale be
jol9 want .t. WILK MS C/N.
Dfil EI) .FRUIT.-4:ectised this 6y so bui. Titled Illackberelesf;
10 bus. Seedless Cherrles,•
0 bus. Dried Slierbetries;
AC bus. Cherries with seeds; for sale by
Isl 4 •
.T.. 11. 1011:11'
VXTBA:- GOLDEN SYRUP.-Just
rc
celoed frOm Bolden, a few barrels of extra
quality Golden S yrup; Aisne prime/allele of Ma
bee Syrup, for sale by the gallon or barrel fit' the
FlindlY Grocery Store of ;
• jalll_ ]R D. A. RENSH.itir.
-
COOPEItAGE A.ND SiILT.
•
140 uess , Lard Throes
2E4 " Pork Rarebit ' _ ..
117..terund-hano LarriTs. rnes;.
100 bags Turkish Talsnd SAD)
..Yor sale by miAs; L. CALDWELL.
(101 , 18101411ENTS— ."
%.? I® bushels Corer , '
arts
' .100 am. Prime Eresh Roll Soler.
Just Xecelycil atelier sale by • '
; -.• • WEBB & RILKINSOR.
-25 BBLb. ,WESTIIOIIEL/ 1.146700tift:
TT Rhgbrrintia lite; 0 mouths out, iree.
o, bud. Price hl,BO. !or sale by .
• ale • • ' , Altai h. ea:
PrOliNt CORSI—Four cars of prime Old
Signed,. Cola; rer "2 ° lizit
33 L ert7 Kee t.
iVP ttfirtes. prini; kettle:
endered i Erd, received — bad - for axle by
• - • rrrlx&rantaLE, •
112 and IllPownd attest _
T'EATITEITLE6.IIIIIIII4Oe. - Qtdea
lionfAiltstanyr 14atorn fninaln
t - 1
, .
Mei/ D It T 1 S S'T'S.
Inertial Sale/ litonrea,6l' elf cr, .st met, Wiporior
ace-
Otd.han4 fiLEICIHS, one and two horse.
ja2ll A. Me I K. duet%
THE PARTNERSII I P lIEICETOFORE
exiating between HAIINETT Or. KNOX, WWI
flUwolTral on theinkl lent , by mates! consent. Ten
bualneta of the firm will be settled by S. itsoutat
•at Wit Liberty at., where the Inietneaa will be ear
ried on aa formerly. J. HAM NT Err,
IL 10.113 Y.
QFdl REWARD—LOFT.-011 Thursday
afternoon between Provost 3larshel Kic
ker's ellen, Federal street, Allegheny, and Provost
Mamba! $ ester's °Mee. Fourth treat, I , OIIR
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DULL:US, four gtoo
and one $6O greenbacks. The finder will receive
the above reward by leaving the moo at RATIN
& RIDDLE'S, Ni..= Diamond,"Allegheny:slry, or
at DISPATCH OFFICE. janit
A LARGE LOT OF
READT-MADE CLOTRIiIG,
To bo.soLl ent at COST. at the winter of Olilrl
erre% and the DIAMOND, oppovite the Pest W
ere, •llegheay City, ea aceount of the death of
the late proprietor, JOHN NeGRATTY, well
keown as "Cheap Joke. of Allesteay Olt!.
jahelterd.
ROUSES FOR BALE.,
TWO BRIOIC ROUSES,
Noe. Id sad te Washington *trod, three storlee,
emissions, Rine rooms, with gen and . water, awl La
good order. •
Alsbogi.AlT ON WYLIE IiTHRET, adjoining,
al feet by ion, on whisk are temporary buildings.
The whole will be sold very lose for cash. • •
Enquire of JOHN ORE,
jansaw - U Market street.
- • --
12XECUTOR'S SALE—STOCK,
oil TUESDAY EVENING, Tam-Slst, et T%
o'clock, will be scald .t Commercial Soled! Rooms,
64 Fifth street, by order of kMeetttors of N. B.
Craig, deceased:
abase. Pittsburgh & Coal Mill Turoplk&Cki.
I /hue Monongahela Navigation Co.
I Pew, tio.l, to Pint Presbyterian Church, Pitts•
urg
b Perpetual Scholarship la Washington College.
faro A. hiciI.WAINE, Auctioneer
NTOTICE TO' STBAELBOATREN.—At
Al a marling of the Stoats:boat owners, held thin
ay at the once of A. B. Smith k Brea., it was :e
-volved,
Int. That Capt.: M. W. Beltzhoover be appointed
a delegate to proceed to Washinton City and rep
meet the Pittsburgh steamboat Interest In regard
to repeal or modification of the late law qf Con
gress relating to the admeasurement of steam
boats MOWS( on the Western waters
td. That each steamboat belonging to the port
of Pittsburgh ho Kase:tied ten dollars to defray or
pensee, and ()Arta. A. C. Hartman, Sam. Shuman.
and J. D. Wile/Wood, be appointed a committee
to collect same.
D. H. S. OILLEICIII4 Chairman.
3. H. Powren, Secretary.
Pittsburgh, January 15tlif MM. "Zlett
To TIIE ,PIIIILIC.-11. S. BIcKEAN,
n. of Allegheny, hoe a ocw end improved DOUGH
THOUGH, for which he ham applied for Goatee.
Patent. The object of the Invention la to facili
tate the raising of dough in cold weather. By the
oar of this Dough Trough baking can bode'. In •
few hours in the coldest days of %Vinter, and the
eating of the sponge the evening prevloua is obyi.
'tied. Also the Inconvenience of hoeing the dough
setting around the stove or hearth whiten le rats
trig to the -pans. This also Is a very Haportant
obje t, especially where there ate email children.
By using my Dough Trough the dough la always
kept at • uniform heat throughout thu raining pro
em', and le also out of the way. 1 have one In
use in my family, Which east be sego at any time
on PITT ALLEI ,mend door la therear of
preesly'e Church, Allegheny city. State, Platelet
or County Rights for sate as soon as Lettere Pat
ent are granted. POrentdv aa
SELL/N3 AT COPT.
C2..s.J•i'S C 72.■ p0.41.13C531
♦NU
PLAID WOOL SHAWLS
A Rpmd scisortanent for sAle at goat by
WHITE, ORE & CO.,
N 0 8 01 N'A 'KO R A.UTIIORIZINii
1• A
'ma lnereue In the Salaries el the Superinten
dent had Clerk of Starlets:
. .
N. ordefned and wearied by die Mayor, 41dermos,
ord Citilezia of Part/bur/4 in Soled and Cemerun
Cersmits icruerDied, .0 it Cr arreby mailed by aurtun
it, .f tie anew, That the salaries of the Seperinteri
dar.t sad Clerk of Markets for the Segal year corn
meeclng February I.ldea, ,be and the smelt are
hereby Inereaseato WINE HUNDRED DOLLARS
EACH.
()ranting and enacted Into ft bw In Councilnitits
att, day of January, AL 1).1866.
JAWS IIIoOLULIIY,
Pena Went of Setoot Couttoll.
Attest: E. S fonoow,
• TiC).S. STEEL,
Penitent or Common Correll
Attest: Acne llMEctilneren,
Clerk of Common Council.
rant
17CTIWN BALK OF CONDEMNED
11 11011SYZ.
4Drenvxolra ??? aNNZIULI24 Of en..,
Primer Division.
Wnattrativoit..lao. it, OW.
Will be sold. at ',ohne mutton, to the hlgheit
bidder, at the time and places aloud vim
Platabarsh.
Plitsbarsh. Peousylniala, Thursday,
Yebruary.ll MS&
Wilmington, Delawari,, Thaursday, Yob.
russ. la, NM,
?Hart ft vignatn cAVALET nowt*
at each place.
These hones hate been condemned as unlit ter
the Cavalry serelce or the Array.
For romkestad term log purposes, many 6004 tar
sal:la may be had.
Norms *old singly. Salo to easamence at 10 A.
M. Teruo, moth lA Lotted States currency.
JAMES A. MEIN'.
Colonel lo clam First Division Q. Y. U. O.
.1•1:C:1(1-4
FOR S ALE.
60 yin. 3 leen Rope;
lIS yds.& (nen Rope;
Ile feet Rubber Hose;
I used Trunk;
pal/ Platform Stales, No. 7;
smell Counter Scale;
Hand Hoisting Machine; .
east Iron Mend l'unipi
_a, 706 fret Joist;
I Wilson Steam Lard Task complete,tano is;
I Lord Cooler (bolter Dom complete, MI 154;
Lined Itard Cooler, eomplete;
Crecklion Preema, complete; •
Lard Kettles, plates and furaece complete;
OS empty Ilecou,Caskitt
29 riekrrier Tooke Woo boor.; Imitable for
011 Teaks;
3 Clearers;
I Plow:
I euttis at•r.
Inquire Of 3. I'. I'ORTER,
ylughtt et Pork Howe. Wood's Run.,
VALU - BABLE PRIVATE LfllliAlik
• IIY CATILLOOCE.—Un SATURDAY HIP,
RING, Jam Met. at 714 o'clock, will - Coi mild on
.second Door of Commercial Soles Rooms, 64 Fifth
treet, by Catalogue, a very valuable- Private U.
of the best English sod AniericaaLlterstttro,
all In superior editions; many of them Illus
tested and elegantly bodied, among which MI
Washagton lerlsg's _Works. .16 rola; Ilildretk's
Untied ,fitotes, 6 sole.; 13eneroll's U. 8,3 vols.;
Lore HolingbrOke's works, 4 vols.; Home's
Fkilos
ophlral Works, a sole,; Irvlng's Life of Washing
ton, livolc;l3lbila Ilebrelea; Webster's Utiabridgel
Dletionaryt Don's GPSI - deritir'a Dictionary, 4 vols.;
,11111, e's(lordetier's.l)lctlooary.2 v01.111411'4 eye.
t of Georgrriyhy,6 sols.l,llditchell'slarmi ttalvet•
re i to, l llllbbon, Huth& 'and 'Macsuley's Hlsto.
I r;Holdeirdttroomks,• - -LOndosi Art Jotienal for
le. t; American In Europe, Hational,Portratt (Isl.
Ire;, Wllklnson'e •Anelent Ilifyptlarrit,Stephers's
Yontlind the IT olf Lend; Abbott's Renate:in, 11.
Pentoorandrty Teen lo the U. S. Senate,
Hot ton'. Anatomy, I vOlar alootalgua's Resort,
ide ; Drlderi's Ivorh.,* yds. Travela, of •An 4
4.1.•re0, S LS. ; •
. I . l nßueLe .1 . 0 now reedy for dlittribution. 0.4
Ibe Rooks emit esauttnialall day Saturday. - „
jag.°.A. Pd'ILWAINE,
A , 7.1.1,1 At.i! , .
11101 , 11 1 01 . 1WN,Stlip,
Adjoining property of Walter Marshall, Rui.. -
on the hoer Brighton road, fo snood neighborhood,
and in a part (litho aublirlis unsurpasied (o...beau
ty of see Dern hoiden on IL alma, story houle with
ban, and other out buildings,. and abounding In
elmitarlritits; eatibinitig.lo short, tosny.l4-the re
quisites for
.
. •
'A Opmferlable Country Ifeme,
Ire a city buaineas man, is olfettal for insio.
Apply to - 1144. •
• Sirokre and Insurance Agent,
-jail nFourth street, filorii.ol Bulldts .)
- —•-- -
DwEIA.rNo FOR S A F...
, • ,• •
. . .
A first ekes three 'Amy
Brick•Dwglling;
With oil m7nlern.tmproremeatotnbsrl7 nevi .od•IA
eornylete order, our Lot 33 by 2.40 feet, letth •
11171(1Z srAnt,E, 0u.“.11011.,§K 4c.
Centre...llz hint fnr.hlonnbly located, soil (meat the
but !10ng.,. in Allegheny city.
Pcr tt , 111” , %l u t pa. - tkillirn inquiry of
TIJOS. 11. UPDIKE, •
at lb , . Monehenter Snv Inge Rink.
jml9:lwg Trlnnehester. Po.
SiERTZ,
13ANKE1l & BROKER,
HS Weed Street. neer Firth,.
. .
spcelal ettent lon't a the purelelssAnd sale or
o%Munient Securities. Stocks emi 'Mop. , In
reneral. Collections mode In all pumas Loot and
Wed. European exchange sold at lowest rates.,
Sold Ilrallsdto Ntw Torii Sold In Noms to Toll
•
JAM
pIMPLEB Oti tUE LACE are eineti by
SKIN DISEASES AKE CURED BY
11101APANAHA
DTSVETSIA ANO COSTIVENESS rwe ftred by_
IFFMAOANAIf.i.
Sec tong advertisement In daily paper'. - Jan'
S - 437lidt EAST voatloNl3,
Institution torIIOTS,
I,_or many years conducted by Mr. W. 11. WAKE
-11 %MOOI entamesme,,its neat regular session en
t o tA L V:l4l : D i a K ct i tallUditli,,under tha oars
, ,
Fur terms. to., pp,' to Mr; 'W., at his raifitenoe;
No. al FR EON AVERUN, or at tbelielmot Room.
SEAN . EI t - 7 L20 prinio
511011AKM:114. LA, (1, :.._
• - : , 1121.1.1baity girlie". •
=Ell
I' :IST rE 11 TES E.YMNTS
SPEC lA.L SALE.
I=3Siix. rt. - as.
Undershirts at $2.00,
WORTH $4.00.
Drawers at $2.00,
WO&TU 44.00
EICIISIIIIIT WILL WEIGH NEARLI I 1b.6 in
EATON, MACRUM &_ CO,
Rave about et dozen of good extra.heary WRITE
UNDRUSBIRTS and DRAWERS, nearly all wool,
which weigh from 13,4 lb. to I lb. 13 oz. each shirt s
that musf,be closed out Immediately.
We oger them at much less than whet they cost
to make, and we believe them Lo be equal to any
thing In market at 44 00.
bio reduction will be undo for quantity—arie
shirt- or ene hundred at the same rate.
These Shirts are a Great. Bargain !
EATON, MACRtral & CO.,
17 and 19 Fifth street.
S. SPECIAL INCOME TAX—
U• Baying received the Wt of Speclal TR; at.
.nerd on Wilma of INS, to aocordanoe with the
act of Centex, apyroved Jely 4th, last, for the
Div talon comprising the Boroughs of Birmingham,
East Ilirmlegkam, South Pittsburgh, bionongahe
/a, Went Pittsburgh and Temperanettrille, and the
Townahips of Baldwin, Snowden, Lower St. (flair,
Upper St. Clair, Scott, Union, U Roble.
gon,Dorth FayettexSouth Fayet ;Moon,
Crescent and Neville .; I will at Me reeeiv
ing of said taxes, at the Office of A. Stevenson,
Esq., Birmingham, dolly (Sundays and Saturdays
1 .
excepted) until Monday, January 30th, between
the hours of I and 4p. in. Also at the following
P V:lseetay, PM. lA, at the house of Pete, Boyer,
Snowden township. •
Thursday. Feb. Id. at the house of G. W. Boyd,
Upper St. C/air towneltip.
Monday, Feb. 6th, a* the house of J. N. .11 ibiV,
Robinson township.
Tuesday, Feb. ith, at the house of Elljak,,Mar
shall, to C li nton.
Wednesday, Feb. Rh; - al the house of Matthew
'McGregor,: Noblestown.
II l'id.D. Feb. 16th. at the office of D. Robinson,
Fee., Temperancavllle.
alondsy, Frb. iltk„at the office of W. H, Barker,
F.J17., South Pittabergh.
I will also attend at the [linen of the Collector of
Internal IteTCIII.IC No. 67 Fourth et., Pittsbumh,
on Saturday., until Itch of February, from il s. M.
to a p. In•
After aforecnid dates 10 par cent. penalty will be
added.
Payment mast be made In United Stater money.
.10110 A. SERGEANT,
Dep. Collector 3,1 Div. MI Dist.
Femme preferring may remit their cheeks, pay
able to my on.k.r. througkthe Pittsburgh P. 0.
.I•l3rd&vrtle-bI2F
BOOTS, SITOES AND GUMS,
AT PIIIVATI; I.Y. AT
AlcfleHand's Auction House,
55 Fifth street
11:CASIIttir ----
(.115.1CH or CONTILDI.T.K¢ n • llFs...:r•Nar.
WAYINIMITOS, Jerome) 16th, 19115:
11 EltE kit i ofectory evidence
preeentee to the undersigned, it has beta
undo to appeei that the
THE ALLEGHENY NATIONAL RINK,
of Pittsburgh, In the county of Allegheny,
nod State of Permayiraoll, hag bees duly Alleg heny,
ad
under and according to the requircencrus of the
Act of Congress, entitled "Ac AO to provide A
National Currency, secured by ■ pledge e! ratted
States /tondo, and to provide for the choulation
'and redemption thereof,. Approved Judo 34,1414,
ami has complied with all the prebisions of said
act, required to be complied with before comment).
toe the business of banking under said act :
Now, therefore. I, 11.1/Gii MeeiTLLOOLI,Oomm
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
"Allegheny National /lank" of Pittsburgh, to the
city of Pittsburgh, is the taunt) of Allegheny, sad
Stunt of Penosylvanla, is authorised to cotamence.
the tinniness of barite/evader the act aforesaid.
Itt testimony where° wltnesomy band and seal
of of6ce, 16th clay o Jar:nem t
Is,. e.l bis.
;won SeMILLOOM
/dela/ Comptroller of the Currency.
•
jN ORI/ES TO FURTHER TUB .DE
SION et the National Dank law, to preside it
uniform currency, sad to relieve this eommualty
Scam the lows incident to the clreulation of deprm
elated hack notes, the following books barereed
mat on end alter to February, lege, they w ilt pay
oat only such money ma will be received at par oa
deposit and in payment of alldebts due them. They
11l purchase from their customers, all dist Ans
State-bank ieetea, which they may receive le the
regular comma of brudnem, at the 'let coat of send
ing them home for redemption,lnt tern not Mem
such foods to deposit as "irarrencg.' -
/t iseentier believed that this artaagestutt
will 'trycredi t, abotieb the etlating ,nustont
of keeping een-racy" coconuts and by :leading •
Mu the great volume of State- bank' paps new
'a etrculatiou here, give place to a better alma of
soles slot subßet te Gement. To give full effect
(otitis arrangement, the arealesconce azilemopera-
Wm of the business commtmity Is respectfully moll-
Wed.
JOltlf 1). SCULLY, Cashgee Ift Natioanl Think.
R. A. CILOWIN, Cashles Farmers Deposit Bank
ing Company
O. A. EN DWI, Cashier Uneaten Trust:keel Savlap
Hsieh.
JOHN I.IITINcY3'rON, Cashier lid - National
Hank. Plttatiergb,
J. It. Air CUNL, Preinlitenli Union Motto; Ca.
FRANC'S SELLEII, President Oltleeni
al Bank,
C. H. 11100 g, Ansintant Ouhirr SI National Rank.
J. W. egiOK, Csahler Allegheny Bank.
• . _
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Oillf.l OP CONTTKOLLEit or Tat OVRIllintOT
Washington. denueEgvAi ‘ hs ,
IiviI,BREAS, BY SA:ll3ke(- - runi
I evidence presented to the undersigned. it has
been Duple to appear that
TUE EAION NITIONAL Bill OF PITTSBURGU,
In the City of Pittsburgh, in the county of Al:
legLeny and State of Pennsylvania, has been
duly organised under and acoording to the re.
quirreccals of the Act of Congress tanned ...An
Act to provide a National" tren c , secured
by a pledge of Molted Stat. Bonds, andr,u provide
for the circulation dad redemption!! thereof,'' ap
proved ]me m 1,1841, and hascompiled with all the
prorisicms of said sot required to bonomplied with
before Oonimenclog the business of banking under
um set
Now therefore, I, Ilona Motter.toun, Comotrot•
ler of the Currency, do hczeby certify - 111A 'The
11
Vni. Bank of Plttsburnh.. In the elty
of litteburgh,lo the County of Allegheny, sot
State otTeonsylvenla, to authorised , to commence
the bastness of Banking la der the set &foresail.
1 Currrnry Bureau: In teatininny whereof
. Kral of the • witness ray baud Radars)
Comptroller of the of oOlce, lbal t Wfli fluref
C 1111197.1. of January, 13%,
V: enoury
. Ikulartment. .
11.110 H
Comptroller or the Currency.
1; . 1 - ;
CANE AP WOOD CHAIRS,
st!e,luced
WHOLESALE' on RETAIL.
JA$. W. WOODWELL.
Nos, PT And 99 THIRD STURIZ,
gpro.lig r.. Eduipnikoit a C0:91,4n4
efo.lll 401111TIUSTIlbCFr
A 11.LkOlignrfaxt, Pit tehn r r4l4
ILITIC. EIS irEnEtsy r Agree -
bly toHintlbla I Of the Aet of the General Ale
sembly of also•Commonwealtli of Peensyleanla,
eAn Act enabling Bonita of the CbtaMene ,
wealth to (*rustle esseelatlons for the purpose of.
Banking rider th e bawl of the United States? , ap.
proved lead day of August, A. D. Ilia that the
stoelthol eta of the Allegheny Bank, et the eft, of
Plltaburgh, sod vaunt, of 'Allegheny, have Ws
day Toted to become such an anemeintlen, under the
name and title nf (lite Allegheny Netioluil Hank
of Pittaburgh," and that it. dlreetora hare proour
ed the authority of the owners of More than totes.
third* of the capital Anal to make the eertllleate
respired therefor by the laws of the Unitcaltitatea r
tiabausl ' tY. COOK. (feebler..
MCCOIll) a co.,
Mats, iCaps and Straw Gpods,
I 1 now In ftoro UM In rgeat and moat complete
Mork of
GOODS' FOR FALL. SALFB;
liver offered In the west. Merchants are requested
to evil and examine our stock, which will be iota
at very low rate..
11:WOOD STELE' T
sti,.thiiPLATED WARE
3:O'..CLIVICTWBOTSZOXI.Mr.
Walters, CRetora, Re.. Ike. suitable for the Trade
• . on hood and for vac by •
IMMR.,,& MOSS,
225 South . sth di PHILADELPHIA.
.-e-,—ThelS OLUTIOR OF f PAATNEESHIP.j
partnership heretofore exisUng between
the undersigned was disroired on the second day
of January, MOS, by mutual consent.. The, name of
the Hem may be sued ty,either partner In settling
the iir.lorem of the Misr 'and for no otheg r iaose.
Jolt. . • PIL 11. KEILTZ...•
-7 --
1500 Ibs. of TYPE METAL, ,
=ls 017103.
IhquAl At
awttit ,
37: . /V* TISEM7.7-TTS.
I El\ N 1 SON CLUB
X. , MCPIJ'Ift3ZIEII,
RALPH WALDO EMERSON
WIL.L LIVTURE
LAFAtETTE HALL,
Friday Evening, Ja!s.2oth 1565,
- -
Subject—!SOClAL AIMS I 1 MUMMA
• _
COURSE TICEEI4t, tor ted,1e01ure....)34/0
SINGLE TICKETS DO eta.
To M hkd at the Book, Mnete, or Drug Storey or
at the Doors. Doors opt. at 7 o'clock: Leotures,
estetneucea at 7h.
HALL PATTERSON,
J. R: BUTTERFIELD,
S. O. hIcIJANDLESS,
J. H. GAZZAZIL
T. P. HOUSTON,
Antelltt - Leoturs Oomalttae.,_
BANKING HOUSE:,
N. lIOUvIES' & SONS,
No. 67 Market Street. Pittsburgh
DEPOSITS - RECIETPED PAR FONDS AND
OUBIIENOT
Collectlees made on all the prfacdpat palate et the
trelted Stelae ead Caned..
STOCKS, BONDS AND OTHER SCOUBITLES
.BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the purchase sod
We of
UNITED STATES SECURITIES,
Drcutrocoo
Culled Di
Matta zio 01881;
Do. do. -PhDs ;
Do. Floes. 10-IDs;
Do. Pence-Thlrtki;
Do. Cortlffeater of Indebtedaem
0ND1411.4 AND VOUOILEUS DODGEM GB
=CI
Pirnvisronts Oremn,
Lotitsvicue.l4, Jan.. 5, MI. 6
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
retard at this. OMee until JAN - VARY 26th;
18th, for furnishing ICE to the Medical Department
. 01 the Army during the ensuing year, at the points
herein designated. The Ice to be *Weed by tho
contractor in properly constructed iamhousos at
each point of delivery, on or before the.tsth of
41,01 next, the Ice not to be enceinte,' for until its
quality, the faciess of. the_lce-bouse, and the man
ner to which it is peeled shall have been approved
by a medical °Meer, and payment will be made
only for the amount thus actually gored and re
mupted for.
The proposals will be made for the gem:attic.
ledleatedbelow oo required at the wmpeetteepl a
ces, with the proviso that should more be needed
at an time for the year's supply It etmll be fur
nishtd at the same rate. and under the name wadi.
Quantity to be Delivered at
HATCH( icy, min. 100 TONS
VICKSBURG'S!, mho, igx)
cULIJMBUS, Kg 10 "
DA DL'll AB, Ky 10 4,
LOUISVILLE, Xy 800 4,
SLEMPHIS, Tenn 800 "
NASHVILLE, Term • 1,600 44
HELENA. Ark 50 "
LITTLE ROCK, Ark 200 "
FORT SMITH, Ark gp ~
CINCINNATI, Ohio too 4,
COLUMBUS, Ohio 40 ..
C LEV EL END, 0hi0... 20 44
EVA NSVILI,E, 'lnd 100 "
MADISON:-led
CAIRO, 111.....
• ct.i; I N oT, iii...
unit:m - 10, ills
MADISON. Wu 40 “
X EORUX, rows to 4,
• ST. LOUIS, Mo fro .
. JEFFERSON BARRACK:4,Mo 350 '.
Propeaals will also be received frr forni.Malc Ice
at all the 44bove points DAILY BY WEIGHT, fer
the year 1866, in such quantities as may be requir
ed by the Sureons in chsat United States Gen
eranrospitalsg upon t h e preceding annuatestlmattr
sad with the same proviso.
Form of Proposal.
The underelysred proposes to Tarnish tons
of Ent quality of ice, carefully packed to substaa
ttal ktriouses, at the within named points, namely
at the followfmr price per too of two thou
sans pounds, namely at tons, at
, perton.
.The fee to be subject to the inspection, measure.
Sent and approval of a hledleal Oakes or other
{soberly appointed Istapsetor, before being rennipt
r
Payment to be made from time totima upon du
plicateigned, bilis orrtid.ed to by the hiedical Director.
S • -
• Yuma of !PropMal. •
The bodenigneil proposes to furnish daily, or
otherwise, all the ice required for the hospitala,
upon apprived requisitions of Surgeoas la charge,
et or wear the,within mimed point., at the follow
ing price per hundred pounds; musty:,
lee:hundred peones.
• Thelte shall be of the but Quality and subject to
the approval of the Surgeon in chug., who wit
receipt: for the actual amount delivered at. each
heepital. •
- Payment to be matte from time to time upon du
plitateedcertitied to by the Medical Director.
Sign, .
Tie above form of proposal. will be adhere] to
closely as practicable. Other forms - will be re
delved by the Department. and duly considered.
• propceguarantee that the bidder Is able to .
(Weil the contrart. certified to by the Clerk of the
nearest •Dlitiict Court, ore tinned States District
Cettorne
jectey, must aceompiary the proposal, or It will .
red. .
An oath of allegiance to the United States Gov.
ernment must also accomparit the proposal.
The rentracts will be awarded to the lowest ter
repeal, Petty of partiers,wiro.will be dulinotilled
by mall, or otherwise. that their bid itlmoepted,
rind immediately Milked to-enter into contract
'under bonds to the amount.of $5,000. The Bonds
mind be properly certified' sad the Post Onion ad
areas of principals and surettes stated upon them.
hidders may be present in person When the pro.
'routs aro-opened,
The Post Were address of the parties proposing
.must be distinctly written upon the proposal.
Proposals most be addressed to Surgeon D. L.
111.AraliUDF.11; U.S. irory;Afedtcal Punter', Ufa:-
vsl7; Renlvrty. ' • •
The Department reserves the right to reject any
et all bide defined unsuitable.
_ P. L. MAGRUDER, Surgeon
Arsry end Ittdiral Purveyor, LostsedVe, Kg,
Prir.ted forms of proposals may be had at, this
Olbee. Ja9Steod
"- -
1.1 GLIDAY GIFTS,
se. ArkIDOTION AND CHANITie
VMEIBLER & WILSON'S
niumrr lianntna
lack Mk* Sewing Machines
WM. SUMNER & CO,
tea rokrt nrrn, =apt.
_.__;.
AAAAAA ntIARIC7I.II(I%.
'Brines Os ens Conernottna or Ciaaaricil,
Wasninierorv, Becember 11,
EAR;••:•BY BATISFA.OTO
evidence presented to the undeighpzed, It has
, been made to appear that the . • !
. . .
1601
~ . .
CITT NATIONAL BINH 0? PITTSBNIGH,
in the etty of I. l l.ttsbnrgh, la-the county of MI.-
iberty, and State•of Pennsylrauln, las heel duly
'organized under and according to' the requirements,
of the acts of Congress, entitled "An Act to' pro
,
vide. n Nntionill-Ourrency, secungl. by a pledge of
• 1:n11cl States Bonds, nod to provide for the circa
lotion and redemption thereof," approved' Tune 1,
and s has complied with all tho prorisions of
snld at( requited to ho complied suit), befolo Cam
wearing the 'justness of Banking under Rohl act;
Noe, therefore, I. Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller
•of tho Corrency, do hereby. .oertify that THE
• IRON CITY NATIONAL BANK OF PITT:S.
BURGH," in the city of Pittsburgh, in the county
I of Allegheny, and State of Pennsylvania. is au
thorized to commence the business of Waking on..
der the net aforeloild.
•
•
1 •' ' to t i , Intim.% my head
(1.. s.] 71alta n roi Y olte, this thitty-ttrat day . 'of
Deoetaber, A. It. IS EL •
I ' 1it.7011 MeOULLOOII,
jethud Comptroller of the °uneasy..
IIRIV ATE DISEASES. .
H Of!lce '233 vr.xn; STIMET..neer !land,
, .
;For tie qtre of all dlseases.Of a private nature, In
from two to four days, by an entirely new and Ida
treatment, Also, Nominal 'Weakness and all other.
dine:tars of the genital organs, and their prevention,
;; A rule warranted or money refunded. •
"Aden's letters W..2b3 pen. ;dr.*, , nortgl,
~`%ELliB c7iIDIILL V aE Igo. 815'
"..11enty street, oppollte Sixth ' , Pittsburgh'
mmanraettiners at WttlIPS. LASHEri de SW ITEM.;
t.rl r..t r every description of LEATILY.Iit
'
Liken 50/kited from the I , nd g 9644 , .
ly sblppadas per instntattniscr • • IT
. . , ....
11.08 TON 'MAO KEItS.- - -71Te bbls. Bos.
.
-.•-• ion Bitter and Wlne Uraokers Just reeeived
Itself fromltbe bribery, and fnreeln et Meant the
• • • . s . '..11(0. - A. ntnastutwi -
pds Corner or Ltborty sadd - nand int • •
1:11.1C}. HEAT . ' FLOUR. 4, 23' 'trigs nr.
prime Pueksrbeat Ffourtn - stswo and for sale'
; tfy . • •-• .ROHEIIT.DA.LACIA.AL -
,
'Jail • • - VotZt Liberty st.
IiLAIIM ASH —B3 mkt rat gale by
Pa 1
DRY Goo!" Sc
MEM
PRICES !
I The bateau) of the Stock ea Mat
ALPACSiII, all colors,
IMIP.,CLOT33B. "
POPRINS
RI PPS,
FRENCH CELIETTZEB,
ORGANDY Lewzra
FOULARD 13IGRS;
GRANADENES, all styles,
AT PRICES OF LAST YEAR
ALEX. BATES,
Jan inc, Mal.Stl2. 113 t.
WINTER DRESIti GOODS
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S.
BELLIXG
Winter Cloaks at Cost
WINTER LONG SHAWLS AT COST
Balmorals at Cost
North East corner of 4th and Market eta
HANDBOIE PRBEMNTS,
L"Qr th© 1-ICol.idays,
MAC= & GLYDE'S,
No. 78 MARKET STREET, Pittsburgh
We have now open and are yet receiving, dully
exprnely for our
XE CP XI 3:11.41..12^ EP-CIL-L.IEI
A Wee and beautiful assortment of goods, both
useful sod ornamental, comprising
Breastpins,
' Ear-Drops; Ivory,
Steil and Ball, Tuck and
Bide Combs; Pearl, Steel, Jet
and Gilt Belt-Buckles; Delta and Belt-
Ribbons; Cashmere and Sairts,• Head."
Dresses and Nets; Lore Vella; Lace and Embroi
dered Collars and liandkerehlelkt Worked
JOUPPeIa and Cushions; Work Boxes,
ladles' Companions, Pottmon-
Satchels, and a
yuy- fine smart- . -
meet of
Pliacotogre,rAa .41b-U:alsrsaf
Besides our usual heavy .took of Heatery,
Trimming; Notions ad Small Spays,
4T LOWEST CANT MOSS.
awe
GREAT BARGAINS!
MOORHEAD, DENNISON tic CO.,
81 Market street,
ARE DETERMINED To CLOSE OUT
TEMA ENTME STOOK OF GOODS.
(seats'; tradeiniuments. mite sure., Socks.
Dabraidertes=t=il :ves, a llostery. Trim
-22111.45, Point lace. Collars, Rlbboss, ko.
.1.6 31GEessIxeet t.
A NEW ASSORTMENT. •OF Bin
a.. TONS,' Dress and Cloak Omamenta.,Bus i d
CD •Ts..Cbentlle aid Bagel , Fringe.Nask •
tindersleeres, Linen- Sem, (of the • finest' gballty,
Lave and Inca hl.ilarsand Ilanikereblefs: Gloves,
Homer:, 13almoral and. Hoop Skirts; Breakfast .
Shawls and- Racquet, of all. slam; Bathwara En
ameled-Collars and Cunt, for ladles and gentlemen;
Wash Leather .oloves, •all slues; Jourin's Kid
Olovei; In light colon; Ribbon Sete, _fringed to
order, together with a new lot of Braid; Writes-
Falls and Miser.. Will be found at .
ALICE MOWRY'S TELEXING STORE,
• No. St Eotirtb street, nearFere street"
:ular attention glaciate cleaning Point and
m 'kinds of Lama.. Also Blank Lane Tells.
THE OREAT PIIRIFIES.. '
lIBM.,IPANAKA.
blare the introdtudion Of trufsketne, the arkere of
disease hag perhaps been the subject of- Moral.
Moue end scientific oonsideration by the most
learned of the profession than any other aongelned
with tbe laws of the Great Creator; not • few have
contended that all 411oenses have their origin In the
stomach; others, the solids of • the body; captere•
spin, and by far the greatest-maker, contend and.
.14,1101,1 thet.thearOOD 'Wills the very foantein of
life :that if tt becomes impure, then diocese in its
worst Pirms-.Strofula, Cance Ulcers, he., Appear;
and Indeed; experlenoe fa treat r,
ingthis etas of die;
mums bypurff r in the blood and thereoy eßeatthg
their 'eradication and cure, prove this Co be the
correct theory : acting upon which theory, thareed,
lane no* known ea nexareksia, was 4:drain:mod
and brought nto &practice, producing the most gnat.
if ing
is use aonsi catmint's Madge ery over • ,
EICROFILI, ULCERATIONS niest ,' PIMPLES Ox
•mte FACE, TETTEU, - SELT RHEUAI, -
• '
LI~'.GR.
COMPLAINT.. LOSS or. . ' • •
• APPETITE, DYSPEPSIA. . •
• ItHEUPLATISM,.GEN, . ; •
• • ERAl:trzurfaTy, , .
is to gine, hem the time it is Ant taken, meant
ogement:to the patient, by malting Iwith sees and
felt; the 'good it in about 'to, amomplish. -It was
thought bent to put it up In bottler at EX. end 10,011
each,—es many} persons are disposed to fry eb ertiz
el* but ire alias. deterred at thencipenee c .-se the
trial here can be =dna% :moderate 'outley, , ead.
satiety. !the parch:met- that . the artiale, , V
what in :cialfried.rOw IC , Ito greatest
brought` before the .people.
Delicate Perneksivrlll rind m It tae medicine they
that theliunliainay. forma some Idea of its peen
liar curative merits, we subjoin allat of the priori
pal Articles of which it Le eomposedovith •sho.
description of the %hies and adaptationof each,ts.
ken from' the highest authority known to median
riONDhiAS SARSAPARILLA
• . . •
Is used with a brueftelnl effeeOtn esiesOi Mears&
tlszn, ticrofulons Aneetlarts, Ilutsunons Diseases
and other depraved coudillons of health.'
DANDF.LION
.
tonic, dluidle; and ,apertent. It has a special
action upon the liver, exciting it orhen lanculd, to
secretion. It-has bout much used In Cieralkaar to
diseases of the digestive organs.
lODIDE TOTASgIit.V.
• There Are few disenses in which ithasuot proved
heneticial ; is used in Scrofulous Affections whit
'great benefit; it has also been used with =chime,
*twin treatment for Inflammation of the Eye. 1t
zetierally bteresees the appetite and flash.
Letvr.yDEß FLOWERS
Are aromatic, tonic, and highly invigorating
mace of Nervous liability. -
WINTER GREEN
erpeclally valuable to cam of/.3evolula
• ..
CHAMOMILE FLOWERS
Are edeantageonsty used in cum of.Entoebled
Mentife ceppalNlr
applicable to
°.l :relehlty w th woe
appetite.
MIZENEON RARE:
_ sets favorably so en alterative In Ohronis At
Chronic Rheumatism and obstinate Di
seases of the ski'.
The helium of the formula le Withheld as".rd
BMW JOHNSTON.
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1 . 107 , 10 r dolarteof
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New Took, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago,. or
any city in the United States that Is coaductel as
ilbe,rally and extesudrely as • '
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jmliAttfe...:codat • -•
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This new volume, by the anther of illtmelle the'
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one interested In public arnars, military or politt.
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•
A new and promiatng autiust L devitoped V thin
enannin so work of Malan. Mime,nipth, tinted p*,
THE Ara OF CONVERSATION,
A splendid bdok, that every ohs crsight N elm
tdmo, cloth. $1 Oa
THI3 ALABADLI. AND SUMTER.
By the autkoi. of "May Mete." "Loa...Um:WV
mao, cloth./ $1 CO. •
John athlaelltring r a '
An intense sad pesallitatetorreEtery, la the Jw
Eyre : Irmo, cloth. tinted papc . r. :
Mielai coas-ItiMgel • ; 43 kliparliiebt.t.
Mrs.Eolmee.aeir coTeL
,111 - 10, et. ti.
TALES FROM THE OPERA.
The Pieta of all tie open's, In the shape el Mario
Iltzne, cloth. 111 50. -
FOE SAL& BY
HENRY' MINER,
.71 . and 13 Flfth street.
GET TELE BEET
Iltint's Maps of the 011 Woos.
stupors numoirszo EAP 01 -
YiUtANCK/ COUNTY OIL B3OIOI8:,
.. •
Tito L the }MSC sad MOST lEBLIALBLIC
)et pubashed.. Size Stne lathellt,elCle
Pocket Form; z • ...• -
HINTS lIAPS ot NEW 'lst MUG.
New Editlol: juit toublleked;tke -Wait Oat bai.
Price, St; In
paid; on
pried Address
post, paid; on reoelpt of ' Address
el/ owlets, to theme prompt. IttentiON t • • ' •
zoaN P: EMIT,
In Press, ie rz!blielbed rebast.
THE OIL REGIONS 'OF PEIfNIENA3IA,'
WltiXapaau4 Chei . rtsreftle• Allegheny 011
Creek, ka t sad 11.1astrstiona. Atm IL -
TVISEA.ELII AMENITIES OF,
.E.RATigir, emulating of &Itches apAabrar-
Acters of Engiim Litezatnno. •• - r; ; • r •
. _ .
Wow
Rivet-ride 'Pridi;: - Li two PP.
KAY & CO-,-455
. . . ..
The hitherto tmeolloeted writings 0f.01U.0 . L - Ert
L&111.B. .Printedo at the FiliersidePrese.. One
eiegootl2 too. Volume. Priee, VAS, ..,:, . •! ..
. , .
. , -
We, gr:ao,,
`. ` . '.tfT~. 71005~6w
. •
23±124.0...
J. L. READ,
No: 76Fourik asoc
BOBBINS` ; HERMETIC/6.G BARMIG...
. .
• • 1
._. .
~. New . yogx,codob e ige, gise. :..
irtN
A. A. Tao•deretary, Id: &sodomy
We have received at oar Yard it - PenbarrnaAtir • .
New jersey , an Invoke of Refined Petroleum from..
Tltuarille,Pa- '
one - of the berrelihavlers the bnind -
of the ‘•llennetdeaßer . rel Co."l (Bobbles* Patent) . • •
•A careful exacolont ton of this 'cask &bows tii to be , '
In perfect tinbx,'lno..6 - ieporetion Or Wake(%) as
the wood didtt no before It Woo filled.. The eth er
barrels of ibeiavedeetvereein• fair Order, bat hid: • .
Welted or evaporated about two gallons auk:: Ws"
theergeliglrecommend the Hensotlcal: Banot - .•to' of
Refiner. andr3hlppers of Petroleum: • - . .•:•-, •, '. -.•
.• • ' ' ' 'rn.r.M.BIXT• •? 1 /4 1i fi.#4 (ie. , —
tAiirmysifs Thsßater Bremen into ••.- .
r• •• •• . ~ •Tnatataa•T•togre Orietto; 2 , n• ;. :
UM Broadway, corner Derit7er ... -., • • ~ • • -:. -
011 t, limy cniat ;-• -., -
A. A. Yean datum% 13,3 Broadway, • :
,'• . , ,
' We reeelve it out - Depot,leraeg , City nay tier - -
13th of October last, an Invoice of. PetTotetuii.froxe -..
Titusville, Pa., of which were four barrels having • i
Ike Brand of the. ° Hermetical-Barn/ CA, ItoddlsO. :
Pater!." A' earehil' examination of .thesq - Butele:
allows theatre be In perfect order, to etaipmetiao
.e le:a**, . The outside of the mod of the barrel. ' '
Ii se dry as before'p they : were tilled. :, -•.• .^-• • •-• . • .
We .underatand the above shipment-was three
weeks on the - Wad, . and was •ttanchtpped three
Brace Slue they hate been at our bout, they
have been subject to coulderable rough treatment
and expoeure to sun and rain. - A few day/ ago
they were ganged and found to - contaln all the Wt.
that was orminally put In them. - - • • • -
The loss of Petroleum from leekage and
re evert.
slier hetweeu he and 011 Creek, amoitte to rom
ato Ilv per cent We have -no doubt the Hobbles ,
Hermetical Harrel would roe catire.losa, ea
wenn, all lamed of Petroleum. when on storage.
E. li. YA.I,IIIiTI.NE, Sept. -
- .• ;
. Fe will he prepared Ina short time to fttrnbgb to :
kellnera, Barrel Manufacturers and deniers la
Crude CB, amides of Barrels prepared by . . ,
- ROBBINS' PROCESS,
. . .
.".I#,.'....4.7.Ball.d.irterlsgerlltleutted6 all
t i i n t t , e7 . 4 . i S . ~a t: ', .....
A Hermetical 13arrel
That It willhold Crude 011, Bennett Oil, Napttia.
Splrtts of Turpentine, etc.. .
WITHOUT LEIKAG OR ETIPORATION.
moctlm;wlthont Wyly In the &lightest degree,
The procrae of preparing Itarreb by - Robbins
mrtluxl to very aimpte, eterNe then molt Quiet
prprolleain IISO, MI IS .EVI‘TATLIAL. - . • '
Fur fUrther particular& see pamphlet, wham...,
be bad at our office, No. LT: First atroet.
airApplleationa for Licenses for using the above
Prpec a.so l 'or ",!4ll, ClPPrNtxrytirit y -Lj,:rw L. —',2 ,
JAMES M, BALF 1,. • ,
, . .
EPTC , EXPLIOrr 'DRAWIN ad GS SPED
ATI r ONS, for aR kind' of Di:Wiliam and *Tint:
'lntern& their erection on ressonsbie term&
ilDihOtheo on ANDERSON STREET: between .
Loath and ROlnnsOn. Alleaheny City. . -
TADLB cUTLgaI: .Iw° moortment
or /JO ad Dono:ltsndio TIM*
Eminent - tut reoeired and ,Fornahr hr .
',pi DOWN, 1.78..1r00ia
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