~ ::.:- - t.e. gii:tobittol.;:. OaxOtt.,
TIM GAZETTE PITBEIBEING ASSOCIATION.
- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1855.
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saikaried • . 01. E. DEO OP TIIE ALLE
. GHENT.
It will he seen•by the proceedings of the
. Legislature published Yesterday,Wat one of
the schemes of plunder organized at liar
:shiburgis likely to 'prove succeisful. The
scheme of. giving up the bed of the Alla.
gheny river to oil speculators, has been put
milts pasiage in the,Rouse by a Tote of 49
to:83; and this-vote indicates Wattle plea
:: skiers have organized their forces, agreed
Upon the distribution of the sPolla;lizedthe
pried, of patting the swindle , thxdugh, and
are:now ready to go thriangh the 'farms of
- legalizing k • • • • •
• ~ When this: scheme was first prepised it
Was laiighed at aiprePostitrous and tidied
• lotts. hut nothing is- either preposterous or
at 'Harrisburg,: that has - money .1
in -11-; - rutd despite the laughs and jeers of
the comintmity, It will pass, for It is 'n:
hig,tidng," 'and "a big thing" has never
:'• been allowed to escape the grasp of a Penu
• - arrant& Legislature, within the last twenty
The bed of- the Allegheny river belongs
Jo the State. Thid part of it lying.in the
nil region is supposed to be rich in oil; and'i
that past of it the Mille question proposes
practically to': otos to the corporators named--
;in it. h .indamost munificent gilt it will
prOvecif tl ir_ expectation-are realized. '
It *plain that the originators of this
• - scheme would not press it if they did not ,
'think Were was a mint of money in it The
:simple problem is this: the State nwtts s.
:long strip of territory supposedto be rich in
• 'oil; the State is net. likely to go into the
oil business :on its own account; therefore,
let the . State' band It over to "us." But
why to "us," rather than to any other equal
nurntier of citizens? What special claim
upon the State have the men 'whom this
7 'bill is intended to enrich ? And if neither.
' 'they nor any other men in the State have a
claim to duels a grand gratuity, why should
s the State dispose of 'lt . all ? The State,
clearly, should not give it to any one who
has not a good claim to it ; and where all
- have equal claims, it should be given to all
or none.
Mr. 'M'CLunn proposes -that the State
• shall have 'five per cent. of the proceids.
Dow - very considerate of the Interests of
-- the State, She gives all; , contributes 'all
the real capital of the concern; and-s
kind
ly-allowed five per cent as her share ! Tire.
men who contribute a few hundreds to buy
eughies topnrup up the oil are to have 95
per cent., and the State which contributes
the ell Well; is to have. the pittance that is
left 1-: If the concern yields $100,009 a
- month, - the men who -bore a few holes
'through which the oil is to flow will lie con-
tent batlike 495,000 and the State is to chn
-•' side rherielf well paid with $5,000 ! Well; let
us be-thankful the schemers did not take it
e Raving the poiver. it is a wonder they'
"` - were , magnanimous enongk to allow the
Poor State any: Whig,
- The Menwho are passing this bill: may
id' well understand flint the people know •
hate Its passage has been procured. The
offensive smell of Petroleum nothing
.
to the stench that will stick foretaste their
garments:'" . If they Choose: to. defile' them.
saves, iet them it with' their eyes open
to ail the consequences. Not one of the
men who lolled their fingers witi.the repeal
..of the tonnage ter-ever recovered hum • it;
no member Who votes for this r , bill can
sseapcTrom utter. condemnation. It • may
quay, fora little While, to pass such
but It will not in the lot% run.' Popular
justiCe Swift in overtaking such offenders.
Let Went,. therefore, take heed 'that ,they
have been forewarned in season.'
PAST AND PRESENT.
During every winter, heretofore, creep
in the extreme south, our army. has re
mained idle; and at this tihi c
o last year, all
, the activity she'wn was rewarded by - iuch
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failures as that at Olustee. • The main ar
,
miss lay idly confronting each - other, audit
May before the Army. of the Potomac
7..trossed ibe Rapidan.. . All this', is now
changed. This. winter has-been as severe
, as any since the war commenced ; yet our
wades him sheen constantly 'on the more
or seedy to move. Mere in the middle of
...February vhen the army-might - reasonably
. be expected to be in winter quarters, we have
o.ltaryr pressing hard on Len, to hold him
'irt Richmond and prevent the pastsge of
reinfercmenta Satith ; Surrotkv,advancing
' Northward, • via- Branchville TERRY and
SconEw: moving out from Fort Fisher, to
secure at:Wilitington a Convenient baiting
place . for £3I.II4LMAS on his march, and
TI2OIII.AS moving across ilfissiSsippl,and /tint
bittna to 4elma and Montgomery. ,-.The
of . the present, compared with tha
. sluggishness rof the past, at', this season of
the year, is the best possible Indication that
vve are,in all respects, masters of the silos
-
ton.
The ashington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette narrates the following,
oprepos of this subject : ; • -7
"How Soon ,do you expect. peace ?" area'
asked the other day of an official confidant
of the- President's. "The problem of.
neace,ft he replied, "IS a very simple 0ne....
, .It „Is just question of - Walking so many
Lorin a day. Calculate .for_ younialf hew,
;long It Will talus Sherrimn'a army to walk
across Sontit and North Carolina, and you
base.the answer. ',.Tried by : that test, and.
-•,with , the more difficult march from - Atlanta
.• !south, 'which proved 'only- "a pleasant
'Welk" as a precedent, the Incident is Indeed
limited to very narrow and^ simple Condi-
- , leeriasheg Fees.
Idr..:Musselman, member of the bonito
Om Somerset, trip letter to the Somerset
'braid, thus sensibly &mows of the
sitkin'to Increase the fees of c o unty, officers:
.
"I venture the. opinion that' nineteen
1 twentieths of the people of this coMmon
', wealth areopposed to the increase of fees
and salaries fifty per cent. It is' COMM:
esed an. easy matter .to bare the pay. of
officers reduced if it is found too high.
Nast year riverytlitig may come down with
' a crai,b, bit we may as well expect We wa
ters to run backward in •violation of the
laws of nature, as to wait for the reduction
ofvfilmrs' pay, a thing that never Ibis been
- 'sior nereraill en. • -
Let the members of Congress llx their
salary at st,ooo and members' of our State
Legislature their pay at 42,000. according
'to the. proposition (all for about three
• months' service,) then we will see-i'Oreen
backs" fell:from the clouds before we ice
- those figures reduced; unless we send men
different from those who generally coinpoae
the majolty of those honorable bodies.
OLEAOI3OIO3.—The records of the °Mee
of Secretary of State show strrkingly the
rapid briefcase of petroleum companies in
4:0110.7 The number of certUlcates filed in
1660 pas 1; ditto 1804, 81; ditto 1845, 02;
total to Feb. 11, 1865, 84. Total amount
of capita], 125,878,500. Average amounts
each eompan , $808,005.;
Tau Chattanooga Gazette - says that nine
o 1 our sokllers who had been captured by
the rebels and put in Gaylesville (Abs.)
were reccnpy taken out by Gatewood's
guerrillas, shot, and :their bodies. thrown
into the river.
Tins cOutraband's definition' Of Irrational,
• giros to his teacher, is not bad—" You know
we' eta our tattoos. • Welt, when we don't
get 'era, that means irration.." ,;
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FiLLIN QUOTAS.
'Under the Lan onier of the Provost Mar
shal General the people Lave it in their
power to bold the draft in abeyance for
some time; fur It Is not to be made in any
district so long as the work of -volunteering
and substituting goes on briskly. This is
just as it should be.
The work of making up bounty funds is
golnk forward in these two districts with
great spirit and liberality. We were shown
a subscription book yesterday by a citizen
of the Fourth Ward,
_Allegheny city, in
which there were eighteen consecutive
names, each for tAOCI. The First Waid has
,its fund made up or provided for. In this
city the work is going on vigorously. Ia
many of the rural districts of Allegheny,
Arlinstrong and Butler the work 18 nearly
or quite completed. In others it is not yet
begun.
We urge upon the people to go.into this
work at - onto, and With a spirit of liberality.'
It is expensive, to be stulq but it is for 'the
country, our own glorious country, no
almost saved from the fbaribl peril towhich ,
it has been - exposed for four years.' Dais:
more vigorous blow: ill put an end to-re
bellion and to all thatis calculated to fbment
rebellion. lii all probability this is the last
heavy call for Mell that will be made; and it
limiyte,ibat the men who are now going
fotward will haveno battles to fight.: The
mere fact—as vrell known to the rebels as
to us-4hat 300,000 sore men . are. coming
against them will, more than anything else,
constrain them to abandon their tmholymid
hopeless enterprise.
• , 'Expeniive as it is, it lathe true interestof
the people of every subtistriet.to till Built
quota with volunteers, and arold the draft:
Experience has shown this to be true ; for
as soon as the young men find that the sub
district in which theyare enrolled is not go
ing to 1111 its quota, awry they go A elther to
enlist In other sub-districts Ott do , pay
bounties, or to "parts unknown," leaving
the draft to be borne by men who cannot
run away, and whose domestic condition Is
such that they ought not to go into the ser
. vice. The consequence is, that, between
'these two depleting operations, the district •
is stripped of Its able-bodied and most use
ful and ellective population. Property del
:predates in value ; the district gets a bad
name ; its good citizens are ashamed of it;
and if they are poor they become objects of
pity.
The standing difficulty in these operations
is, that there are many mean, close.iisted
fellows who will not pay a cent to a bounty
fund because they happen to be, over age
or otherwise exempt; and even some who
arc enrolled refuse to pay. But this cannot
be It is in this case as in art other
cases, that about half Ike people of the
world sustain the beneficent institutions by
which it is blessed and made a desirable
world to live in.; But the tax law equalizes
all that when nothing else will do.
The sooner a suk.distriet gets to work the
better; for in no • other Way can it prevent
the stampede of its young men. In the
draft of June 1864 one of the rural sub-dis
tricts of the 23d, ny holding back, lost MT-.
enty of its enrolled, men, who enlisted to
the credit of other districts, to say nothing
of those who ran away ; and after all it fill
ed its quota with volunteers. BM it was
greatly damaged by its tardiness.
Sherscazies Adaramee.
The Richmond papers have a great deal
to say about the new indignation against
the North 'and the new enthusiaism among
the Southern people, since the return of the
discometted. Pince' commissioners. One
„.
might suppose that th ere was a tremendous
uprising, which wand at once dli up the
depleted rebel armies. Bat we seenosigns
•of such a thing. On the contrary, at the
very time when recruits are .most needed to.
- resist General Shemuin's march' through
South Carolina, he seems to- be moving.
with as little opposition as he ileet with in
Georgia. The accounts most favorable to
the rebel' do not represent him as having
met with any mote serious obstacles than
the natural ones of rivers and swamps, and
those he had also in Georgia, and overcame
them all: •
The exact destination of Gen. Sherman's
main body is as mach a mystery to the
rebels, as it was when he was marching
through Georgia.. Ile is certainly 'going to
Branchville, and has probably captured
that place ere this. But whether he will
then strike . for Charleston, or. Augusta, or
both, no one at the South feels certain. The
enemy is puzzled, and feeling Unable de
fend both the important cities, is reported
'Us evacuating Charleston and preparing to
'defend-Angusta, which is not only a great
strategic point,' hat the most important' de
pot of arms and munitions left in the South.
While Sheiman is threatening both Merles
ten and Augusta, the Southerners are wren
ling about the enlistment - of negroes,through
whose aid alone they now see any chance of
Ealing the Confederacy: Before they can
decide this question, or make a single negro
soldier tit to take the tleld, Shermah • will
haie accornplithe t hid work, and then
Grant will be able to, strike a final blow.—
Lzußetin.
IV . r.gro Zeal Ia Educatle4.
. 'The editorial correspondent of the Wash
ington (P. C.) Stir gives the following
from Maryland: •
Among the noteworthy results or eman
cipation in this State so far developed, is
the manifestation of -"great and generally
diffused eagerness. on the part of the negroes
to hay_e heir children to leanf to read and
a rite. They carry this disposition to' such
an extent in this (Eastern Shore) section
as to atttact the attention of all., Their
Fellools which are being improyised in con
sidemble'ronitbers, are taught by their owa
elessorre wholly at their own cost, and will
doubtless speedily lay the foundation of a
, far higher Intelligence in - the race here than
characterises the Maryland grown negroes
of to-day.`lde not exaggerate In saying
thei r s° far, they evince more Internet in
Importantthis subject than do the mass of
Maryland's citizenelwhite) in
R udd's* on
the work of Improving 'their • common
school system, which la one of the leading
features of the new Conatitudon; a feature
from which' the community will derive as
'much benefit as - from the abolishment of
uncompenratefi labor ; ,. •
DEIIERTES Sucrr.—On Wednesday night
last an attstnpt, was made to arrest Henry
Pletcher of Middle township, wno is a de
sorter from the draft. The house wu 'sur
rounded by a squad of cavalry, and admis
sion demanded. This being refused the
door was forced, when Pletcher leaped from
a rear window, and attempted to gain a
piece of woods near by. lie was repeated
ly-ordered to halt !by one of the soldiers,
who raw him jump from the window; and
upon persisting in his attempt to escape; was
Bred upon and fell. Upon being carried
into the house it was found he was badly
wounded, being shot through the body.
As he was too severely hurt to be removed
a surgeon was sent for, and he was left with
his friend. Since then we have not heard
whether he was alive or dead. —Bomerast
(Pa.) Herald.
Taw Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will commence the bridge across the
Ohio river, at rd dr, early In the spring. It
Is estimated that it will require 2,600 work
men for three years and a bait to complete
the_job.,
OUT Of /0100 rebel prisoners at Camp
Morton, Indianapolis, only about one-fourth
nn villing to be exchanged. The remain
der want to take the oath of allegiance and
rennin at the North. • '
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Tim tallest man n the British army Is e f orpo•
ral Tdatllt_orlio stands sle feet seven and a half
taches. mot in one Inch shorter Mail Linker
ant Holmes, et Topatteld, Mars.,who hai been In
our army,
. .
A rim of men In Ban Filmdom • -re ,
celved a letter of marque from _President 'Jtutres,
of Mcdco, to operate against the Fretteb. :They
arcrgoing to Mina to purchase a gamut . and :
commence operattma.
A ',Oman In Germany lately gars birth to four
daughters at once. Her husbaud dad tha cowl.
47 in despair.
PET:LIC .ro TICES
pa V. N
7-30 LOAN.
Be authority of the Secretary of the Treasury,
the undersigned tan assumed the General Sub
uniption Agency for the sale of United State.
Treasury Notes, bearing - setea sad three tenths
per cent. Interest, per annum, known as the •
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes os
are limed under date of Aut' t 15th,
_ . .
1861, aid are payable three years from that time,
In ourreney, or , are convertible at the option of Um
hold= into
Per cent
GOLD BEARING BONDS,
. Theee inondo are now worth a premlim of nine
peroent., ineiudlog gold interest, from November,
which makes On actual profit on the 740 loan, at
cannot rates ! including Wired, about tee per
eect.per Minton, boobies Its asresplion :from Stole
nat . !! eitotictpel teeetion, vetch obit from one to three ;
per cronntoiv, 'according to thereto fooled on other
property. The Interest is piyablo aeMiku:!nually
by oonpons attached to each , note, which May be
cut off andsoLl to any bank or banker.
.
•
• The intenesCateManta to • •
One cent per day on a $5O note.
* Two cents lip " " $lOO "t
" Dm 0 111 ig 8500 11 .
20 " " " $lOOO "
. .
?rotes ant! the denomlnatiotri L named will be
promptly ituidelled upon receipt of autocrlptlone:
Thistly
F 1 ~: 1 ' 1
now oitrered offered by tbeGovernment, end It Is
. conlidently espected that lts superior adrantacum
will make It tbri,
Great Popular Loam of the People
Less than 1ki00,000,000 remain unsold, which will
probably be disposed of within the nest 63 or Al
days, whenthe notes will nadoubtedly command a
premium, as has nniformly been the case an closing
the subseriptlobe to other Leash
-
• In order that the citizens of every town sal
section of the country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the coca
try bare general! agreed to receive subscriptions
at par. Subscribers will seleettheir own ate.%
In whom they have copildenee, and who only ore
to be respondble for the delivery of the notes for
which they receive olden. -
JAY, COOKE,
Subscript on Agent, Philadelphia
Subscrlptloca mill biizeoelred by the
Ent NsilAssal.ltatt. PUtaberge,
Wend "
'num
Mee: heat's National • Irak, rinAlturgl, r■,
Waal task et Oolserte. "
city 111
Tradleizasim "
Iraimates DepesU "
'taloa
',Meta/
raidev
Genii=
teis•zuErw'r
ALUMNI:WI' PrATION,L B arnc i j
Prriannsen. Jan. 1111, 19th.
granurircnosr rya rasa PI O.
TOtto to serve until the Wee wind Elec
tion, _
_will be! hold 'at the -Ranking. licrucken th e
TWIDETY.FIRST DAY OP FEBRUARY nest,
between the hours et 12 ant 2 *Wont p, na.
jalllal , • J. W. COOT. Oaahtor.
* w A
Orr= Oa Warn= Pfl IT vuric Olt. Co.,
Fearnary lath. Ida.
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS 1 ,
4hia Company have been closed, and mibserlp.
Dona not paid la by MONDAY, the Ifith Inst., will
it forfeited. By order of the Beard.
titbit A. T. riIIIMSTOCK,
°Fro% or 111.111 Pavennnott Ixavaea 72 00,
FeDrury It, 1545.
TILYIDEND NOTICE.—The Directors
of this Oen:many have this dsinetraren a Div-
Mold of FIVE (115 44) DOLLARS per share, free
Of Government tax, payable forthwith (h 00 in
cash and In 00 to stock.)
feirtiar JAMES COLLOR% Sesretarr.
11( ANTED. •
to dark en a smill fans. A man of good MDR.,
industrieus itad honest, eon hear of a good situa
tion by ceiling at
JAMES T. SAMPLE'S,
letnit - Re. d 6 Inds-rat street, Allegheny.
WOTICE.—ALL PARTIES lIOLDIIKI
onsinm Reselpts or Assignments for Stock is
the MERRY RUN AND PITTSBURIJIL
TROLEUAI 010XPANY, are requeatel to present
the same at the office of the Company swallow,
prayer trawlers made, and certificates of Stock
issued to the pullet entitled thereto.
JOHN F. fiILOSSXR, Secretary,
111 Yonith street, Pittsburgh.
Af...VE STAtUART, VASES,
ALL On' SAIURDAY MORNING, at le &cloak,
on, the snood 11002 of the Commercial Selleil
Rooms. dc Fifth sheet, will he the closing ante
of. migniettent Groups and Mures. Vases, Tos
ses, Card Receivers. he. Also the finest quality
*liver Plated Ware. In .every variety. The hairs
ate particularlylnvitcd to attend the sale. Goode,
now open for examination. •
Ic l7 . A. McILWAINE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BEANEIC PROPERTY
FUR SAVE..--Three.antes of ground and o
new two *tory Mick DwelliagHouse, of hall, two
Ilbrary, live chamber', 'dressing room,
dialect am kitchen.' wash room, cellar, attic
porches and perited. :" The house la of the most nub.
staAtlal An/shed style.. Will be ready for 'mi.
aspics,. April lat. hltuate within ten minuted
walk of. the stations of the Tort Warne n d Cleves
land Beads. • Choice fruit trees;' eta_ wilt be sold
at • bargain. - The plan cad be Seen at our Whoa.
• •
D. CUTUDERT SCrill3(
Gl Market qtreat. •
Wilar, ORE 4t -CO.;
SUS N'tflaz 113troot„
,have just *pasta • Jorge stook of
vrarrE °Ow%
.LACEMOODS,
EICSBOIDERUA
,CA*BIiIIi4I4DOIII,EFS,
!Ibid. they eTer Thr nab; 'atlas'
Mess BOUNTY MEETING.
. -
PITT TOWNSHIP.
mars sifter. the althea, et Pitt Towi*lP
will In EVENIttil tlie
Mixtersville School. House,.
kr take anal action referenos te the approichla4
Drill, and as considerable has been subscribed
large• number of the enrolled men hare not ire
sabscribed, ft Ii hoped MI will be present and de
their duty.
CONE 0311 S 1703111 ALL!
EXECUTIVE cromarrEn
COL DORADO.-THREB. LOTS' OF
LAND far sale In 01/dom. One lot eontatne
WO scree situate on Irwin Inn, within ftln ,12111111
of the Allegheny Inver, at Irwin, Wertels 00 ..
Pa., (where oil wells are being nut down); most
of this buid is a low-valley, smooth mid good soli,
timbered with .oak, ylestast, maple, cucumber,
whltewood, no. One lot °ordaining aboutilWaoreas
sitsuittLyon „Low.llon, near Lotterrille; an oil welt
going Wien about one- Ulf mile from this lot on
Low_lttini.about
statess of this land with good
%oder a good of .4ton/ration, good
large barn and a log .house.. One lot of ad berm
near Titusville, almost surrounded with oil wells
and sawmills; barfly timbered. It la mostly low
lands, very smooth aml liasulsome. Smash* of
L. Ct. FOX.
(016:It Cotner of o lab and nth at. extension.
'ALL PERSONS ARE'REREBI 024.11-
TIONED asainot - negotioting
OEITTTEIDATE OP DEPOSIT:,
000 t, to PlOriburgb.J.A.,, Jon. Dst,) Wood by NEW
BOLD, SON k AE ~ .P.rf,of Philadelphia, dated
WATSON— my unendor sed . or PAll,MO—favr of JOHN P.
Jo15:11,
RARE - CILINCE FOR. FORMING AN
- OIL COMPLICY.=.4I lot of loud lot sob to
llonolo, TttasylOo.lo to Fa .itares. Ea;
Rad 6t6 at. t
LINCOLN OIV-AND- MINING COM
., PAWL—The stookholderd of the above Com
pany are requested to roll et Ho. 4 Ilazuletreet end
N y up their subscriptions. • .
fellat SORT. WILT, Jr. aserstuy.
JMEH' rER T lIS /I,M E-rTS
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK,
Of Pittsburgh,
COIL SIXTH AND WOOD STREETIS
KIJOIJSITS ROVIILETL President.
SPRINGER 'rice President.
GEORGE A. ENDLY, Cashier.
This Bank Invites the amount. of Banks, Bank
ers and others.
Government Securities of oil kinds bought sad
sold at Current- rates..
As SPECIAL Atre,ivT of Jay Cooke, aubdotipF
Coss will be received for the
Popular 7-30 Loan,
Mb tom fa mw being' absorbed at the rate of
8,000.4000 Per
'and oelog convertible Into five-twenty bond.
which an... 3 w et • Premium of over NINE PER
CENT. It commend. itself for Its .uperlor advan
tages to all who teak a safe sad prodtable torah
meat.
Liberal Col7lMl.llofil on this loan will be allowed
to all dealers In Government securities.
GEO. MADLY, Cashier.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
DRAYS, I:FACRS, &o. '
Notice Ls hereby given to all owners of Dray.,
Carts, Carrieges, Buggies, &a" whether resident or
nesoreeldent In the City of Pittsburgh, to payetteir
Licenses et the Treasurer's orrice of the cite of
Pittsburgh, forthwith, In accordance with no - Ant
of Assessidy,approvedMarch 1660, end an Ordi
nance, of t
Apri h l - ta; mo ils e Courreils of the City of Pittsburgh,
paned i. .
All lace:arcs not paid on or before lily 15,,1666,
will be pissed in the hands of the Chief of Police,
for collection, subject to his fee of 60 cant. for the
hollebtion thereof, sod all perions.whd neglect or
refuse to, take out Licenses wilt he subject to •
penalty, to holecovered before the Mayor, douhlo
the .meant of the License.
The old I:Whit plates: of previous years must be
returned at the time Licenses are taken out, or pay
ge cents therefor.
•
$5OOO
HATES OF LICE.NSIL
- Each one horse vehicle, 0 1 50
Each two horse " 12 03
Each four horse. .` 15 00
Each two horse hock 15 00
Omnibuses and Timber Wheel. drawn b- two
horses, eighteen dollars each. For each additional
horse used in si.y of the above vehicles, one dollar.
AV. EicarstllZlM, City Treasurer.
riTTSlllitnlt. FehrMITT 10th. 1E45. fclll.l
Christian Commission Anniversary
The second anniverasty of Itio krisy Committee
of Neste= Pennsylvania, will be held lathe
•
aistßinl4:42M:lm4 tWIN:111LW:
Wood Street,
On SUNDAY ETFIII36, Feb lath, at 'T O'Cloek.
Addresses .111 be delivered by
BlliliOP SIMPSON. of the M. E. Church.
Gen. C. FISH, of Mluourl.
Col. BOWMAN, of Philadelphia.
GEORGE R. STUART, af Pella lelphtw
The friends of the Ovineulasion are Invited tb at
tend. !WPM
TRUTH, WORD •FOR WORD.—TEST
L THIS.-11,E YOUR OWN JUDOE.—Mcwr...
Cr.OM* k Ce.—Oarrtn Tun satisned of the merits
of INDIAN HEMP. it We raised me trout the
"deal" , salt were. l•ber• CO NtitiMPT/ON LOto
nearly placed me. Tour Syrup,. Pills and Oint
ment-kat done for me what malting else did or
could do—restored me to health and life, when I
had tevilyned myself to the i'mort dame:* In
closed Is MI for another Cindy.. Tsars, •
WILLTAM aßovirr,
liscuitown, Lincoln, Ittaine, 'Rey MINS
The above In verbatuse lad 'but one of the many
we receive- Dr. IL CANNABIA.S, IN.
DICA Is the onty remedy that Will positively sure
CONSUMPTION, ASTR3LL and BRONOIMES.
We ask the trial of • elnyle bottle, ow It will aut.
WY the most skeptical. U Riper bottle. Three
Dot tles, Si 50. P .
• ' a and CRADD 004 Ointmen
OCK &t, each.
Manisa
!OM Awe street Philsdelplare.
frukesseorretairdsmairwi
OFFICE OP TIM
CMll7.Ol,Lsh OP 11.14creixr Oorwrs ; PA..;
. norm:mak, February lath, 11315.
pRALED PROPOSALS WILL BE 11/4-
~, CElVEDattkla oftioeuntilarth last. Iselualve
for writing eel copying front the original Ammo
meat Booka, 72 011 lee Duplicates, 21 SaLOOl Mph
dates and 22 Treasurer's ColleetiOn Duplicate'.
The work to be dome - in the arm of the Cohnty
Oarculssioners, and to-be completed en ` or before
the 25th day of April meet. 1
Bide to he made at ao much the runnier Ilne bola.
plete, to include ealculation mad estlmahort of
all taxes mod the COM or of each and ay the
books with the o he'll.. a reupitulatban
La each of lb* proving the totals of the dif•
farad tames by the total valuation.. , The correct
them of the duplicate mutt bs peabated before/war
rants are !manila payment. - Beads with mullelent
security eV be required for the fulflUment of the
contract.
Samples of cooks ems be men on applies' lort.
By direcUon of County Oommissloaers.
'HENRY LAMBERT, Controller.
fets BtOrnity
25 YEAR 6 EiPEIUSINCt,
Vat tatabll t sbed the Feat that
PROP. REED'S MAGNETIC WE
Is the only tellable ogre for
Ahem:Oatlant, N e
of a euralgia M , Old Soree.azall
Palatll uds.
Still sob:lst the Old price of 113 cents per bottle.
SIMON JOHNSTON, Sole Agent,
fee oor. Stoltheol4 arid lth
• Vinton Antsournor BRIDGE GottrAny — ,4
Porvenennit, Feb. eth. 1963.1 f
AN ELECTION FOR PRESIDIINT,
Alatingent And Odleere of this (lemon , for
erection a Bridge over tho Allegheny River, ;vo
id* Pit shore>, Inthe county of Allegheny, 11l be
held at the TOLL MO U SE at the mouth ..nd f the
Bridge on AIONDAT .the dada, of hiarchlnext,
at the h our of 1 cectock u r. w. •
felertd WM 09EITPRG, Trenseder.
I lartiat - ttivrias• -- , - -- - ' -
Ready-Made Clothing,
To Le told out at COST. at the earner of itnno
street and the DIAMOND, opposite the Post Of
fice, Allegheny alty, on stood at of the death tvf the
late pr o prie t or, . IN MetINATTY, sell loner's
s. UCheap Job's" of Allegliney City Singled
• LECK Yls Now 2YI ITIFAC
• TURING his
1111PBOVEIp OIL
At (his shops) terser Of CAT alley sod BEATER.
street, and.ln WEBSTER et., opposite to the old
Orpbest Asylum. Atlegbeay; an is the tools lan
made out or the best materiels. Would !mita 'the
puhlk to give Mai s tall and examine than for
themselves. fet'tdtspll
RARE
COrirEcTIONJLItY ARO RESTA:II6AM' •
for rale. • !Ornate on •the corner or Ohio sad;Nrest
streets Its the ety t f,Allegbeay. It is already
established sad will be sold chase, as the proprie
tor has sr.olbtr business to attend to In PitUbunils.
Enquire on rho premises. , felbab
CONDENSED MILK:-4 cases orr3
cams recelyst TAU is ; sII repidallon
under Vordea's potent of pore anedulfertiod mllk
rod @odor, and IFS. keep lord in any clinecta; For
sate at it... Fatally Grocery Store of •; . .
JNO. A. RENSHAW,
fele • Corner of Liberty and Mandate.
gtowns.
..., NO bbli • and Beate. Bogue.
10 do. Crushed do
I, do Oraw - do . ... ,
10 do Fulu do
nit Illecelved and for sale by
yew "IKEYELEtt k 11 • 03
glees: fer2:ll
FIUINCH ' FLUTING, .
FOR TREKKING DRESSER, ft- 1
dose In • superior min, wßhout Injury to the
fatale er eater, at
THE intßiEt3 ELLIOTTEIR,
pito. u Rt. Clair attest.
IS OPWC&'B BAKING POWV , R,
1- , the bent in uses jstd. up /a tin Otis And P 1 72
assorted slue. A mesh Impyltjussrecels a n d
tes sale, wholesale and retail, by
NO A. BENB i g a ir,
618 Owner °Mihail and sta..
PARED PEACHES.-2 bands choice
rimed Peaches, lust received and for sale by
the ritual, at the Faintly Grocery store of
JNO. A. RENSKA.W.
kid . Corner of Liberty and Head its.
Fthlllt
100 bbls. "Star of the West , ' Flour;
oco •• Ford's 741110 do.; ,
_,
IMO .. Demerit & Sons do. • for oil* by
W AT b WILSON
tea . 501 !Abort,' Work
NEW FRUIT.
60 boxes Laver Magas; i
60 . X M.B. " •
2 eases rigs; Just reeetve6 sad for sali by
fa RETI2EFI & 8120.3
fIfIEAP DWELLING HOUSE 'AND
LOT FOR SALE—Situate on Como Meet,
Souti:Pltthburgla. S. ODTSBERT /k. SONS,
61.. Market street
CHEBThUTFOR BALE.-00 bcplugs
r- ors lord for sate by
of OteXt AU ' . I stor e
ILEYMEB. k Btgus
N0t.128 asillte Wood
Jo= It.
OLOVER BRED-100 bus. Primer Ohlo
, kic.loT . es: Seed, to Store eiM for sale I
fee T
. . ICI:RKPATRiOIC „
FEATHERS -1t 00 De. Prime Live Pease 7 .- 011 1 , , , esii, In dote Nykfolissla_br
. J. SIRKPATRroIr b.
BBL% PRIME ROLL — lirrrrn
w,..tore aka for sale
PA= >=5ON. 1 11 110 N &
fel4 No. a Woad agree.
CINOWNATI S. O. Frits—d choice
lot;lfirge atzejust out of smoke; fetiajei by
fell CULLS. CILLDI44.
XED^ aDP'ERT/S.E.MEATS
VAVY DEPARTMENT.
1 . 1 Boort' or Sroax Eatorrozeorn,
. . . . - -, -
YMIRUAILV. Oittl.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be reael red at this
Bureau until MERRIMAN, - ithiliqi 1 i, Vi.Sl. f..r
the IRON, ko., described in the following Owlet's;
each hid must be made kw an entire class, delivered
at the respective Navy Yards. Paymentw will
be made in the Usual mennert delivery to
hence-incom
twenty day, atter notification of no.
twine:ice of bid; to proceed coutinually, and the
whple to be delivered In three months thereafter.
The centract will be awarded to the fewest. reopen
aibie bidder, the right being reierved of ' rejeming
th lowest bid, if it be deemed exorbitant.
he usual guaranties will be required, end the
contract will be dated the day the notice of accept
ance la given.
•Priated schedules and Instruction, can be oh
tannest by application to the Bureau.
• • Proposal, must be directed to the Chief of the
Bureau. of Steam Engleeerion, and endorsed "Pro-
Bseals for Materials for the Navy," that they ma?'
e distinguished from other business letters.
The' following are the classes required at the re
spective Navy Tarsi. .
RATTRRY--13ixes No.l—Boller Iron.
141fIeW_Pounds Best Americas Flange Iron.
ldTTERTOralie No. 2.—Round and Flat. Iron.
64,0110 periods best American Round and Mt /rod.
MTTEIRT-13t.ass NO. ft-i•T Iron. . •
18,050 pounds hest American T Iron.
CI , SARLESTOWN—Gbassi No. I—Copper.
54,090 pounds Ingot Chipper—best quality.
- CHARLESTOWN-014Se NO. S.
6,090 pound. Banos Tin,
OPLARLESTONN—Onass No, 3.
1600 pounds Slab Zino.. ' I
BROOHLYI2-(t.mia No. 1-Boiler Iron, tc. . .
715,500 pounds best lnar - lean Flange Tina.
41.5120 pOusida bestAmertean Cheat Iron.
BROOKLYN-Oh/MI Ni'. 2-Round, Square and
di; best A ort " B.0 it Iron.
08,200.0un In can an
1
t 0,600 pounds beat American,Squantor Fiat lion.
BROOKLYN-014Rn 'No. 1-T 'lron.
000 pounds best Aineriean T Iron.
r iallOKLTIf-ilLesm NO. 4.-Roiter Riods.
1 o,ooo.younds hist quality Boller Rivet..
WASHINGTON-Otaas No. 1-fron, 4'c. _
.66,000 pounds hest American Hound, Square acid
Flat Iron.
. 150 tons lest Bloom Iron.
wean - Iwo-Tort-Q. 'A i No. 2- Pt y Iran.
i re.,
150 tons beat America n Anthracite Pig Iron.
BO tons N 0.2 Americ Marcell Pig Iron: ,
WASHINGTON-0 afus No. 3-Steel. t
18,000 pouuds Round, Ng and Octagon Oast
41tenl.
-LC.I.
WASHINGTONmm' No: 4-Copper.
000000, pounds Ingot Copper.
- WASHNGION-4.lLittfa • No. 15-41 n, Lead aid
ROW.
10, 0 421 Peon& Lend (pigs.)
00.000 pounds! Tim, (Mesita.)
i . 0,000 pounds Stab Zinc.
WASHINGTON--Ctads No: 6-Engineer's Stare 1.
WO gram Wood Smears, Smug., Sandpaper,
Alcohol, Molasses Sour Flour. Rosin.
Oil Vitro), Borax, hok.er. Mick Whiting.
WASIIING' O OI2-CLA- 9 . rro.l—Mcite Pine Llinss,r.
10,000 feet White Pine Lumber, of ',Hoy. thick.
nom, dressed mi both sides, suitable for
Noßrot7l 3 2-CLANG i—Round, Square and Ma
%SABO poilinds best American -Round, Square and
'Flat Iron.
NORFOLK-431.6 4 No. 2—Pig Trull.
ten tons best Americas Charcoal Pig "Iron.
NORFOLK—Cowes No. 3—Boiler Rinds.
6,000 peonies best quality Boller Rivets.
I,7CO'posnds best quality SmOkezpipe Rivets:
forLivr dorm.
TflE DALToD,
FAMILY
KNITTING MACHINE,
TUE CROWNING =MIMI
XIV 31.11:0,0
[nits gonads of 20 Different Kinds of Imre
A I'A.RD OF PLAIN OR RIBBED WORK
Snit in. Taxi. 3111E1.3mtois
B'e'have most fistteritig testimonivls from all
Niels Of the country testifying to their stwerlimit7
tor inenufscturieg and family purpose. They ere
pciullerly iulspted tat benevolent Societies and In.
silt nth:um.
Send fur rimulers end Samples, or call anil see
them in operation.
WESTERN AGENCY
No. $7 Tin Street. Pittsburgh, Pa
CHO E..+. CAUPENTER
WtIEELER WILSON'S
HIGEEST PREMIUM IMPEOVED
FAMILY SEWING MAGNI:gig
!duple, Ratable and Peribif.
There 1 es msehine In the world Ord cen do the
reedy of rock or give such thorough going afire
Section. These machines will
}lnn, Frill, quilt, Bind, ha, Plait, Clay,
CORD AND BRAID, without previous
It will iww the heaviest sad thickest cloth, with •
tight, ttrong, elagie seam, as durable at the Melt
itself. It will sew the Ll:ducat eambric, Swirl
muslin, lawn, hr.-. with equal feeDB.Y.
Said for Circular, with samples of tewLeit, or
call at the salesroom,
No. 27 MYTH STRNETi,
teto vrrrserriton, ta
FARRELL A; CO.,
PRACTICAL runißtas,
C3 -as eassell 03totaxam Ifatttofris.
have alwaye on LAOS a lane nod well swelled
etoele of
RYTHI ANTS,
WASH BASINS,
BATH TORS,
OAS FIXTURES,
HOSE,
• LEAD PIPE.
SHEET LEAD, B.c
!daub we put up to the most admirable manner
sua at reasonable rates.
ten No 1.39 FOURTH. STREET.'
'i•irrrouraci)l;Y
: *. r. WAYNE & ClitCAoo U W. Co.,
OPTICS 07 'TLIS 86 , 1grrA1t.V,
PiririMvigan, PA. VebrUmp 1545..
`FIE ANNUAL MEETING , OF TH
Stock ►r Bonaholder& of this Company for
election of Bisectors and stuh other business as
:may come before It, will be held at the °dice of
sAld Company, I. the city of Pittsburgh. on the
TB IBD WEBBESzt/A.Y Bath) OP DIAS(11, A.
D. luts, at 10 o'clock. A. st.
The Stock and Bond Transfer flooksof the Cotm
I g n tte si T tb ra e n i e r fe ' r e rte in neM c t i tlei f ti Pl iTz t c u eilV o k d ,
will be cloned on the lit of Marco, at Ir, W., :Ms
remain cloned until the 11th dsy of March therm
after. H. BARISES, Secretimy.
fele:Marl
lIAT3CEI S VAN GORDER,
- No. Tol LIBERTY STREET,
Otter for sale : -' -,
MX bush Prime Pry Apples;
651 loses W. B. Cheese;
600 0 Hamburg Om; .;
a 0 . 0 Inetorpsmule diP.;
.. 11000 5. fresliground Busk wheat Flour; 1
'46 bbls Champagne % Older; '
5 11 Crnb do., very Ana;
' 10 boll bbis Ctomberrieu; r
10 kegs Apple ihaters .. ,
a keen Apple Jelly;
1 bbtßollsti Cider for mines pies;
' I boxes choke Roll Batter; - " 1
VI bbio Cider suitable , for making vinegag
[ed i
PENSION;, BURNT ES. •
, .
& HALL PATT/8801514
Armymad Navy AgeziaV
• .. .
,
. yr". 144 . 1.4)1RTH ST., Pittsburgh; '
P£RK ma lONSp roe ured ROMPERS, 13,101 i PAY
PRIZEMONEY, snd OONLMOTATION OW
'RATIONS of released prisoners eoZeoted. i
PAY OP PRISONERS OF WAX cad bellows
by their whet or widowed mothers, . AWN
VLBa.
b 4 lots. ttr?.: 2 Lo4lte 35talkatett
too ; MIL 3 -
60 a u t
00 5 , f; bbl. .4
.t, 1 .. .
so .. S 0 „
li. kitty "1" •
so .
co pounds Codfish; u .
10 drums li she;
Do 3 , bbls. No. 1 White Fish;
i i:
to , 4 . 1 Pickerel for as r
i
went Sr. W MCI!,
See Liberty at.
W.lll. P. BECK 615 CO., 185 Liberty ek,
Wet for sale
laXibbls. extra No. I Salt; •
200 'sake choice Dry Apples;
ea boxes Western Bosons Cheese;
200 bushels White Beim; '
14 bbis.Blit.ter;
300 bushels Osts;
. Ise do. Barley.
Also, Coffee. Suisr, Orsider4 White Ebb, Her
dog, Mackerel, Syrups, Spinet. he. fee.
BIIIMPH OIL COMPANY,-:—Notice is
hereby eeen that the lint Meettmc of }Stook. holders will be held nt WILKINS , lIALLi Pitts•
trzugb, on TEURSDA.YiIdarch 24, UM, eta e`elook
r.-x., for the purpose o f organization, as specified
under the act of Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, approsed Julr 18th180:1.
JOSIAH
• President, pro Wt. ,
f 41044
Pittsburgh. Feb. 8.113eL
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPEIt.—T;
v make room ibr new swoons we will sell our
stock at reduced rates till the ant of Wank next.
Dupers Can and papers Of all grades, and slake it.
their Intern tto give us a call at No. 107 !Dirket
street.. .
JOS. B. HUGHES it 8811.
Jairllooll ... .. .... ...•••••••...01ABAM . scum
GEIS & SCOTT
?stOlt il=7 =TOR Wo
4
corner of Grua sae.Senenth streetir Dll"44 ,llttab4ugh ' u". 5
nablir
4:10,11.1' brikeik•4o barrels tor sue try
#.- 1 jay - • ZIEZMY.Ii. uoidaNs
.7EFF".IJDV R S ..7-vrea-r
I7iION CHERRY RCN BIEN
Oil and Mining Company.
Capital Stock, - - - $250,060.
IN 250,000 SHARES
OF ONE DOLLAR, EACH,
130 ,000 of which is set aside for
WORKING CAPITAL
9nly • limited number of shares let to be sold.
ICIrFIPXOEtW3 S.
PRESIDENT.
V7N. McCUTCH:EON,
Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
TIIEASICLIER:
R. A.,GEORGB.
Cashier Farmers' Deposit Nat. Bank, Pittsburgh.
SECRETARY
JAMES McCIITCEGEON,
tQraty drat, Plttsburth.
Huirerons:
JOHN P . KRAMEFI,
Ca.hlel Flrst National Bank, Allegheny,;.
S. B. McELROY, .
of McElroy, Dickson it CO., Wood st., Pletsbariii
WILLIAM McCUTCHEON,
Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
DR. L. R. McABOY,
Pittsburgh.
JOHN M. CRAWFORD,
New Castlc, P.
EBENEZER NIcJUNKIN,
Butler, P.
HON. JOHN M. DUNLAP,
Lancaater, PL
11UPEUINTENDZIE r i
THQMAS B. CLARK,
MI City, Pa.
The property Is totaled entirely IA Terts4Uo.,
Peztosytranto, and.conslate of
FIRST.—I 94 acres ehalce territory, In feoottaple, -
on Niamey Creek, commencing about 275 rods from
its mouth, on the, Allegheny River,and ettdading
along side of the creek,. distanctsof 550 rods,
ma a water - front entire of 600 rode, oe room
for at east23o wells. The qeselopments nowbeing
made in thislocality,combloed with the late strikes
so Pit. 1101 S Creek. and other tdibistaries of the
river, to show and establish conclusivelythe fact
that time and labor are the only necessary requis •
ites to the obtaining of large paying wells on that
testitory. The land is sttbject to two leases of ma
half acre each, the company resetting ono-half the
oil, and being at no expense.
SECOND—One-quarter loacskold la lots Nos.
SS and 40,
ALLEIGEIENT PETROLEUM COMPANY,
On .the Allegheny rteer,
about one-fourth mile
above Boric Creek, and about 30 rods from a well
r..Mc said to 1* producing 40 barrels of all por day.
.These lot Join front each a rods on the river—and
extend back some a) rods—maktrg a frontage of le
rods.
'rwo WELLS
Are going down on this property, one of which is
meekly completed—beta g about some4oo feet. The
indications gre that :Ids will be • Big Well, as al.
readylsereral line reins of oil illl9O been struck.
"Lyman TWENTY. YEARS.
BOVA LTY.
3-Bths of the Oil.
THIRD-146th' lease-hold in Vet No. 39,
SPRINGFUID PETROLEUM COMPANY,
On Unary Stun, about three.triacte . ni of m il e
above the "Reed ., Well, and but, a abort distance
Min the ....kuburn,” uYankee," 'end etber good
wells.- Them Is moat on the property for, three
wells, one of which. Ls now being vigorously pros.
muted. Thirty days, It is conedently believed,
will make tale Well reedy for testing as the =g
obbing and everything connected wit h Is bt the
Ira order. Lease SD years; Royalty, ene.hilf the
YOURTS—The entire leasekoldlot tot Ifo. le.
B T
. 1110110 LAS Oil. 00111PANI",
Cherry Run. On this property there is roams for
four Wells ' one of which ia now being Etna Al
this lease IN located neer the famous Reed, Baker
and Grocery Wells, producing respectively $9O. lon
and 203 barrels., there is scarcely a doubt of abund
ant success, the record of Cherry Run ehronicling
no [allures In this favorite locality. Lease, to
yearn. Royalty, half thd
SHARES TO BE TAKEN,
ON
What Mesas, irhere and When
But a limiteitnumber of abates in this Company
are yet to be taken, w hick will be given to &taser&
hen on the original basis of one dollar per share,
and may be secured by. applying JA the OFFICE,
OF THE COMPANY. store of .WILLIA.K. - Me.
CIITCHEON,I9S Liberty asset, Pittsbuzh, dw
ra r , th 4l7ll:7l s :b l : ll 4 11 4 1 2 1 4 11S ITsf. Y. Iffte r r u thl -
time mentioned, no. more stools will be given on
the original buil.
The working operations. of Ude Compauyhave
been placed under. the management of ,
CLARKE. of all Ci nill experience la such as'
to enable him to .look after the intercept of the
Company Intelligently, and to prosecute the devel
opment of the territory in a manner most italcula..
ted to promote its puieral welfare and deal luceess.
Books Open from the 16th to 23d
No:::195 LIBERTY
x> , i~~::~. , ~:-w;b : ~~,w=; ~+,~,:.t::~,..+s`aa=e-:v.«:.~aic~:~i.^.c,,,i'~!fi~
1,13 F CODfl!.
n }ls k IRM.
AT THE WELL-KNOWN STAND Or
ALEXANDER BATES,
21 Fifth Street.
BATES &- BELL,
(SUCCESSORS TO ALRIL. BATES,)
Hare Decided to Sell their Satire . Stork at a
GREAT REDUCTION. •
BEFORE PUILCIL!.SING TEXIR SUPPLY OF
NEW SPRING GOODS,
WILL DISPOSE OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS AT AN
RIMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
French Hertz/on' north el 37 foe $1 00.
Frtgleh lilerineen' worth $1 . 02 * for 81 20.
Nrenelt Dlerinoes worth 0189' far 31 45.
French Kertnoes, worth $2 00 for 111 ad.
French Mertz:meg worth $2 50 for Isl 87.
Erench liertnoets Worth tt3, 25 for .$226
French Chintzes at 30. 62, and 73 rents.
French Heppe worth ill 30 for 81 00..
AlikpaCeftli at last year's prices.
All Wool Poplin Delainee worth $1.5 for 11146.
Yard Wide Cold Coburg's - tor eta. -
Blaaketa very cheap, awl of the - Sweat goality.
All Wool Pleads for 75e.
Haratheas, all colors, stela' redwitd.
1 1 ,4 ytibleilao Eng. Marti oee worth SAO tor
A fall molested Sr Cloak% al all elm. MIMS
' ltoly per Md.
Maley ma Aloalmsold at the all pries, to Ms
oat the ald stoat- _ • •,
Callan*. rail coloraf for IS sad 21 stmts. , -
A splendid Stott Of doable Shawls old at 111
Or 119
Good Leven& Cloth foe 12 , Ae. .
spring roulardßllks, 9ne wilily'. for 15c...
5.4 Wool Delalues, Reduced.'
Balmoral SklAs as low. as 311.15.
14 Shawl .Ifer4o l !Wooed ; very low.
A full line of Linen Goods. Pillow Casings
SIIMTRiGS,
. TWEEDS,
yLANITELS OF ALL KINDS,
PLAIN AND DABBED, REDUCED
♦ FINE ASSORTMENT OF waTrz GOODS,
A JOB LOT OF HOOP SHIRTS for 3t crap,
1 f
TnE BEST hi.AXES OF BID fiLovr.s, in
White aunt:old.
EMBROIDERED *INDOW OVETAMIS.
All the above :goods enumerated will be slid et
the prices mentioned. Every effort willbe aced by
the members of the firm and thosein their employ,
to give entire satisfaction to their eustorners.
Goals wlll alWays be selected with the molt scru
pulous care, so! as to give a large and well selected
stock of faionasle goods at moderate prices.
• feielmd
SPECIAL SALE.
33r. E 'VP AL. DIEE
Underihirts at $2.00,,
WORM BLOO.
Drawers ats2.oo,
i WORTH *4.00.
EIGH BAIR?: WILL WEIGH NEARLY I lb.G u.
EATON, C RUM &IGO
Hare about Si dotes of geed, axtradteavy WHITE
uraDEIWIIIRTS and DRAW.MS, newt all 6 r•01,
whist' weigh -ham IX lb. to 1 lb $ 07-.66'. _..._,
that matt le closed out Immediately.
We Myer them at much less th an what they coat
to make, and webelleve them te be equal to say.
thlng.M taukebst CO. •
No reduction trill be made for quastll4-4ie
shirt or cue bundited at . the suns este. •
Thtse area Great Bargaint
, . .
EATtirf, &mamma & co.,
1 17 and 19 Fifth istraet.
cLosztid
OUT SALE OF DRY GOODS
ruurrr mars o.wzr,
AT
a. M. BuRoHnEraYS:
WINTER TRESS GOODS, at eat sidle-W.
WINTER SHAWLS, at cost and leas.
WINTER CLOAKS. 'do do. - •
. BALMORAL SKIRTS.
DUMMER DRESS GOODS, alma Yalleal ,, r.
HOOP SKlRiti.
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS. •
• ,
The entire iitorai hasbeen .
21.42 , 413‘ . .6.e I*l. - Zi• 0
AND MIF AND WILL:BE
C'LO.SED OUT.
, Now h the \Time to 4 Get;Bargains,
feta • '
A law AssorrrmFarr. OF ,strr.
._TONS, Drool and Cloak Ornaments,
011elet, Chenille:and lineal Fringe, Maak
:llnderateerea Sanest Seta .(et the Casa enallte,
lace end Linen Collars and lianAlkaokteNGlorei r
Saltnott, 1 end 'Hoop Skirts; .Sreakfatt'
• alaswle and Samna, of all sIM; Itattaware ea.
ameled Collars and Cu ,for ladlee and gentlemen,
Wash ,Lentker. Clem,' in all Wee; Jenvin , s Kid*
010 in light odors/ BMWS Sett,_triniMi tat
order, er wltb a new led of nes= water
Fella Flowers. Will befound at • •
, ALICE MOWRY'S TRIMMING. SORE,
No: kt Swath great, wax Fen" street.
Partlealar attention given to eteaaletPotat and
al/ Wet Wads Leen Alata/lack Vele
Kir9BIIBGB.
COURAG E H 0 3I
TCREs.
latterunt 4141.yde,
• 1
4o-
OMer no estcro.ive etack of SEASCNABL4
GO , rPS of Amcrt,rn XLarlufacture, comptiair4
great vse.rty of
Fenny Go*, BotioiaNlatTes
GarrLEMENS FURNISIIENCIA)ODS
In 'very style and qwWty at meet retuwasble prim
We atilt haves CO! goods of
Wlltele we will dispose of at inioeil:O nit -
. 121733 - CeXaMiliiikair-aEts .
At pricesas low mi Can be tomb" t aertes, the
Eastern OEMs, as we buy moolualrely vire/wham'
from Manufacturers or Moir Keel: .sql.
solicit a call; • • • jai
GREAT BAtt,ALP7I4
mooRMAT) DENNISON
. . . -
AME DETERMINED TO CLOSE TIIIT
' MEM tittßE dp:oooDs.
Gents , . Eas y :rifest% White, Sbdrta, • :Socks,
Embroideries, Idiee ti=loves,Hosiery
minssi,; Point . Lacey Consts, Elbboas, Ow. !r•S.
JAB 2r2azrir.art it. • . 4
ALLLOIIONT NATIONAL DANK '1
' • Pirranoton, Feb. fl; tan. - ;
jag DIRECTORS ON THIS B IC"'
have this day - declared a dividend of THILEB . ,
PIS CENT. on the Capital Stock on tof the soma. i •
payable. he AlA,.henrttan
tot. , kit aLe4 lag, '
on w
and after the 1 1 th . frt.
ernment tax. - - ••J. W. COOK, Cashier.
SIB-Dividends will hereafter be declared In Jans.i \
itaty:Mid July: • .. I
. .
JEANS nad
OASSIBILIIES,
AT LOW
as ~;.i~ tie"Ssu~°:,;~y-~a:rrf;~. a ~'- r , x., , .~ r "c7'~i:=v ~ µ~sjk~,rn~' ~i
alf: GO,WW,
78 MARKET eritEET,
TiIMMNGS.
HOSIERY & GLOVES.
Foreign Aranterature
To Nerilkants and Re%lien ire offer ac
81 Market street,
DI rIDErrDs.
.- , .
onzici OIL BABIW PETROLAITIt C0., 0
No. 1414Ltiouth Fourth Street.
TirVIDEND.—THE DIRECTORS
A-7 t tJa Company have this day deelared.s special
dividend 'of FIVE PER tIEN F. on :the, ()Nadi
Stock, payable on And after the 20th Lust. Thal
transfer book" will be crowd from 'he tath to the
Slat that. • WILLIAM S. LANE. boaretary.
FElninAllY 10,1565. 'lol.4dar. d
/Rai CITY NATIOTAL Baxicog Prrientreatr,
PITTSUCIIGII, TartlSrjr it, 1855.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS RAN
A- hare declared a dlyblend at,T EZE PER"
CENT. ob the CatUtal Stook, out of.the catalogs
r the "IRON CITY RANK" ea% "%LIR :
/RON/
CITY NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGIII
for the three months ending with the Tut day of
January, UM, payable to the Stockholders or their
legal representatives—free ckLGoveruateat
or after the lath Rat.
By older of the Board . at Director& ,
fe6:lllt JAILERMeAULEY, Preatdent.
UCTIOX &ILE&
VALUABLE REAt . ESTATE ATAUIr 2
TiON..- 1 71111 be' sold et PUBLIC ESRLE, of
the premises, en TIIUBSDATthe et Peer*/
ary, at 2 o'clock; P. tr.. a LOT &F GROUND, sit*
ated to the First Ward, of th city trf Allirghenyi
fronting 20 feet on Bob'nson e e tine and extend:li
.back along Corry street leo feet,en whielnere er 2o 1
ed. Two IWo Story Brick Denies. Terms made;
known: at Elle. By order of NM. ALEXANDERO
Executor ay ditt.LlllDDLT4pmentrls Of Dr.
_Tor further information, Winne at; .rohn
AldermarOs °Mee. or Water of Federal' aad
cock rtreets, Allegheny, Or of S. Sr. rt. W 2 hio •
son, Attorndlt at Law, No.' 181 Fotrthafhlrlci
J4NEBBOWN,,
136 Wood B,trsief,
=2l
itaNTIFACMIZI3 Olt
WROVFM.BOTONO • -.TOOLB,]
Sinking 91, Salt and other firelliti
Tilde warranted ta
ARD aldristtcLkmr&ir,NLV/4
iprzu. moimits russruiß
Xacracroart V'rioe
With ouch erticlee os necetwart to conduit
time, viz;
SAWS '
l ai r oi4o l
WRENtlliti,
zrv - Eis,
• - . ;riyar.,soka•
TEXII,. AND
wzmi ak e are"
'constantly p r oton. T,
ino lt s,
T.11.4F2 -
g!..FIDda 3
SHOTZA ,.
PICKS
os-ICMC ajt,
• All of whtelt
ja26:3mills
ITTSVIIRGH SCHCitiL OF.DESIG ,
FOR WOSIEN.=—ThIi institittion will c
i
P =nee Its gist session on the FIRST mow Del"
FEBRUARY, ln - Phalan's new No.
Fifth street. The object. of Ards school 'lithe
istructioa and tridrang young Jadlela in the princi#
Pivot drawing and painting, In view of quality - id
there to pursue higher, mirror saltableisnit bet
pald oorciptitions than ore now open to them,
of !winging _the citizens of. Pittsburgh azul gab
under the elevating And refining - Influences of
Circulars will be
re
Monday the 134 lost.
O. G. HUSSEY. 'President. . .
hlAjor WADE; Vice President:
F. W HALLMAN, llecretlirr. .
FRANCES SELLERS, Treasurer:
James Park. Jr.
Junes Laughltei,
J. B. Lpon,.
Cooper,
Wm. Thew,
Thos. S. Clarks,
'W. 4 itoes,
&Kier; ' •
D. Dlcesedkes,
leseph 1:111woeth;
DMICTO3.II:
' .1.. K. Moorhead,
Geo. A. Berry,
M. K. Painter,
T. IL.Shoenborior,
Ve.M. Lyon,
nonos.e. M. Howe,
' ` ,Andrew
B Carneale
arb!, ,
M. Jones.
Pesitti — mtßusseii -
Vice Presider:it Vo ade ,
James Park, Jr., -
J. B. 1.40
a,
" m 4 L 5 4 4 . 1 11 31
G. W. Millman,
Wm. Thaw.
yfwla• ... .
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDT.-1
3AILIM CLAIMS'S
. CELEBRATED PE - ,PILUt t
Prepared from &prey:V.oton; ot Sir J. Clierkei M.
PatraoS"Partx , 41, 0 ".
-irate mell inedlelite le no Int
and wale remedy for Female
olatraetloes, rfram any Caine
SOT
.A.,..powitrful remedy, tn CO•
log hurtful
,to the meditation; bay -
'LaMar It ht pmfeetly vatted: . It walla, a . al!a
time, king on the monthly pedal vithaWnlieltf.
• These Pas Imre never been known** fall wheat
Abe directions an the ed., page of alie wagtail ace
For falliartienlivaget PapAleiteeit. ot
agent. Sold b=remests.' Yale, fplit •
bole 8
fit ' 108
Cialitt stee d :
N. 8.-41 and postage stam eat
_ .O any
adhortsed agent, - will Lame a
_ever 60 MIL by ratan, mall. • . deco
O'HARA
mitum Ainr sumateftb.„,
Corner of
'mom) w 4. Lnaarrr_seMts, rtewbratai
• •
wo - nzow.. , JAM. R. alairartAi
MORROW acamanalz,
of every description of Rem
Me, Stills, Agitators. Tapas, Salt Yana,
meters, Wrought Iron Bridge.. Mom Pipes,
Disc gow* Chimneys, Braes/mu, Fire Reda, •
made in thabcat own_ ,ner and warranted equal
=Ain the country. REPAIRING done • •
QtfIiDRIES-NQW REOBIT/210,
sa !Abides Family Battlnt;
13baltbld,Lake Baas;
la vaster, do.. do.;
WWI& Scnztatua Molasses;
~ oloe AppplO Sultan
• 114.tatra freak ;
1000 doz. rttidi Eggill •
600 boxes mild, slab. &Allem voceaa; '
sale at PEIXE PRIZES, bt
fiff Re. UM Liberty 'treat
TWO, JO= D
STEM & BAILEY,
StockErokers and Real Estate Age
Stock/simnel awl iota ezo4urlvely 011 ma*
Sir Cake, WILE= BALL : ,
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TABLE CIITLEIII. Ane'assort. , •
•a- lirm..&i.lcr AM Boas
XptrisAak oat received and • WA
der - SA 80W514341; 1 7 •
CORN I CORN !—Four cars of prime
Shelled Cony for sale by •.!
811.0Y&E.SP.
' LlSeety Ateelt
•
•
• •
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