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1141ZETTB ASSCCIATION
WEDNESDAY, I'EMICAR.T 32, 14G5.
CHARLESTON
The rebels, in evacuating Charleston, I
e'eta to lays anticipated the paticrial- wish,
that that wicked city should be laid in ash
ce; and preferring to apply the torch them
selves, marched out of the city by the light
of the conflagratron they Intd kindled. We
have no word that Gen. Grower. was try
ing to suilklue the flames; and as we are mi
nuted that before they can be subdued, "two
thirds of the city willbe destroyed," we In
dulge sincerely in the hope that the Gener
al will let thi dames alone until they con
sume the other third. If our German - friend
Witlithe long name, who is in command o
the aty, could hear and heed the wishes of
Lieu patriotic - eginaent which he raised in
" . " .- -. I IT. and at the head of which he
marched and
..z% we know that the
flames would not be extinguaa.... hi m
We beg General Scritushttyssino to let
Charleston burn away and let the kings
Of the earth bewail her "and lament for
her when they shalt see the smoke of her
burning," and let, the merchants " which
were - made rich by her stand afar off for
the fear of her torment, weeping and wail
ing." The people of this ria47 ,will never
feel that full" justice has en done to
Charleston until she has been laid utterly
waste end desolate. If the fire has been
kindled by the hands of those who fired the
guns that opened the war as they assailed
the heroic little garrison of Sumter, se much
the better. Let the fire they have kindled
burn on until there is nothing let to 10 . 11
where Cliazha...--t - t'arrlie Wiles of tier
--istnniilacting fires.
The flug of The Union that floated over
Port Sumter in April, 1661, whilst Asnaa.
son defended•it with his handful of men,
and which - the Rebels of Charleston fired
upon, again floats over the fort, or what Is
left of it. Thal is justice ! Let .it tloat
there forever, in memory of the vengeance
that has overtaken those whose impious
hands assailed it; but let Charleston utterly
perish, let it be said of her as it was said of
Troy—Charleston has been!
LEADING HIM ON
Besrr:Easnn, it seems by the Richmond
Examiner, is only leading Sursnass on. He
is running away and SHERMAN is running
after him ; but very soon he is going to
make a stand, and then look out, Strentssa
-- "'There is reason to believe," (moth the Ex
aminer, "that BEAMEGARD to aching with
-design, and that SICEIIMAN is at the end of
•his triumphs." The natural supposition is
that all Generals act With design ; but
- BS-kenEGAIID'EI principal design seems to be
to keep out of Sirsitassn's way. In aat
design he has been remarkably successful.
If be has any • other design, such as the Er
- aminer intimates, he will probably . succeed
in it when - he catches a weasel asleep.
We should think the Rebel journals
would tiro Of this etrtial gasconading. On
the very day that we received the news of
Susanna's peaceful conquest of Columbia
wo also bad extrictsfrom Columbia papers
issued only a day before finzau.sx's ant!,
14,, in whictiit was most confidently predie
led that Thrarratroaan wall,. on that very
sipot, meet StraltitAlt and inflict a thefts.
trchis defeat upon him. - Before the ink was
071Mo:these prophetic sheets Bentriumsttis
Was packing np and retreating, and these
• ".
:hi:wiling papers died as they had lived, with
lumens !lithe's throat.
It was the same at • Charleston. - - Even
• . while the publishers of the, Charleston Ifer-.
cure were arranging the details of a change
Pr base, that sheet was hurling bolts of
• Booth Carolina thunder at the' dastardly in
-17 iader, and pre dictingthat his hordes would
be met and rejmlsed by the valiant AMU; of'
that courageous State, who have pluck and
ability enough to meet and overcome a
• World ta arms. And yet, while all this
bold talk was going on, the tinkle of the
hammeisould be beard driving spikes into
hundreds of cannon erected onthe defences
of Charietton; tit° Rebel General In corn.
mend was quickly folding and stowing
away the Rebel fLag, and thci iritmp, tramp
. of South ,Carollna'a chivalric legions was
teholfiglita from the walla or theideserted
streeU of Charleston' as they sqtight safety
in flight. The Editors sent oltea bullying
sheet. whilst inching nt. - their - types and
presses for removal, and sounded a fiery
- • challenge to the enemy to come on and
meet certain death whilst 'the Are-eatin --- g
cowards skulked affray to find somesecurer
• hole to hide their beads In.
If may - betafely set dowisa a rule that
the more the repels boast-the nearer they
are toicalamitY, and that when they prom-
Ise inOst-tbeyitecomplisdr ,They can-
not bold their heads up, except 'by, self-do
.basion, and they find it necessary ; now - that
. fate Is enclosing her unrelenting grasp, to
• keep up appearances by pretending that
they are going to win some great victory.
Starving men in the hour of their ertrem
ity, picture to themselves the most gor
: geons feasts; and these doomed rebels, rg
doted. to national • starvation, indulge in
simitaryisions of bliss for the Confeddr:".•
acy, and live On In a-state of coittinualhal-
Intimation. . -
AlcirArils AT CUMBERLAND.
The negligence at qumberland; through
which Um rebels weriienabled to penetrate
into the town and-capture two totted States
-Generale, was exceedingly , dlegisieral to
those of icerar and as they permitted it,
there's but little reason to regret that they
have been the princlpal victims.
• Such a surprise could not have been pOS-
sibie if the place had been properly guard
., cri. Cumberland Is military hcad.quartera
-for the department of:West Virginia; and
beeldes being an important , position on the
• Baltimore & Ohio rat;roaa, the fact that it
was Bend-quarters of an Important military
department, should have prompted the ut
most vigilance In guarding It. A few pick
eta, 'whic,l4 'were. kept out more for form's
sake than for safely, appear to have been
the only impediment in the way of the
rebels.
• daimilar surprise, resetting in the.cap
ture of the entire garrison at Beverley, Va.,
happened - a short time since. We do not
. bear, however, that they occur any where
else; and the inference is therefore fair Wit
the wholj department ha, is...en utterly
mismanaged, and. that ihe Itebel3 knew,
better than we scent to have done, that it
was Onto to cake a change.
Such an event,. happaniug Just at the
moment when the whole nation is rejoicing
Snrusraa's success, proves more annoy
- Ing than it would at almoin any other time.
In vlew of such facts we do not wonder-that
the Rebels talk of withdrawing from the
field and resorting to guerrilla warfare. Bo
- bias Weet:Vlrginiale concerned, the guer
' inlet; 'Would seem to haw every thing their
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.••••own•way. ,••
A YOI7ICO lay is the sole owner of tho
„great petroleum; lands.in Trimble county,
• Ky. , A company of Eastern, gentlemen
fttely Proposed to give herBBo,ooo for tiro
place which; consisting of.Bo acres would
mithe i tt,ooo an acre—a handsome sum, in
: deed,: but the fair owner refuses at present
to accePt the Offer. • •
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The 3 , 12.re1t Thrnr.gh the ('aralia:•.
tl'lnm the ital..:gt. riTe4,411..1,Lt `7
Karmen is in motion, all atcor ling to I
Tel - ogees from Savannah, has a fort
~.1.•y• thousand men. s . :rrar
toast mob, prowling on the ,01:ntry
pi t .ss friend mrwell ai foe. it is ar a:my
of disc!pline, vigor aid action. With SA.
-lumen and Beaufort, South Carona a, a
Lase, he moves North with the can, an , : ai
featly Churl( ston and Vo.umlia begin to f -el
the oppression. But will be cone. to •o
latobia with those eighty tho , lsaud men?
Yes I! be wants to do aiO i.elied even
flutter into tl.e bow is of the land.
Terry is on our ow n coast- I ,as Fort Fbh
er, at the mouth of Cape I , 'ear, ~ml will soon,
we think, have Wilmington. He piobab:y
has twenty to forty thousand men. Sup
pme they combine their forces—Terry Ind
Sherman—we must set them down at not
less than about one hundred and twenty
thousand men. And they wilt move on
with the sun, and before the orb that lights
the world shall stand erect in the heavens,
it is more than probable that the Federal
flag will fly over Charleston, Wilmington,.
Columbia and Raleigh ! Yes, Raleigh too!
Grant will stay where la, and thus keep
General Lee's army in the vice that hats held
it for the last ten months, and Sherman and
Terry will move on. We see nothing to
stop them, or prevent their getting to Ral
eigh, where they can open communication
with Newbern by rail, distance about one
-hundred and eight miles, then demonstrate
or mid toward fireensborough or Danville
nt pleasure. Newbern would be the water
base, Raleigh the inland base, and with
Grant on the Jaunts, and Sherman at Ral
eigh, both in command of largo t armies, all
transportation cut off and supplies exhaust
ed, General Lee's army ,would be in a tight
place. And unless Sherman can be met and
.whipped, he will probably come t if not with
the April showers, certainly with the buds
and blossoms of May. He travels rapidly.
Sherman will press forward. No one can
rive us a good reason for believing he will
be hurried back, end empty braggadocio is
no longer current.
What then? Sherman will in all human
probability be here with the spring, and to
'stay. The Governor, now so placid and
calm, se full of fun= and coarse Jests, will
have to fly to some obscure village as a so
lege; while the Lagisinturc, the people's
chosen representatives, arc now assembled
here, no doubt, for the last time during the
continuance of the present war.. From his
obscure "headquarters" in some way-side
village inn, his Excellency may call them to
meet in Buncombe, on the top of Table
Rock, or at some point in that neutral terri
tory beyond the Ghowan; but we have not
the snadyw of a doubt, but the present body
has met in Raleigh for the last time, and if
the members desire to do any thing to save
the people of their State from ruin that is
to follow the events that we have for
shadowed, they must act now. Has the
Governor no farewell word for his "dear
people?" the Legislature no parting blessing
for suffering constituents? Are wo to look
on these august dignitaries to-day, knowing
that to-morrow they depart to be seen and
known no more, by us, forever. The people
will stay where they are, and if Sherman
comes here and throughout the State gen
erally,' they will do as they have done in
Savannah, make the best they can of a
condition of things they could nut help.
kThe Rebels In Canada—new they went to
the Chicago Convention
' , The St. Alban's raiders am still on trial
before the Superior Court of MontreaL
Saturday last witnesses were examined in
their behalf, without making out much even
in favor of their being authorized rebel "bel
ligerents." From the following, from the
oronto Globe, it would seem that at least
one emmissary found treason a hard road to
'ravel :
"J. G. K. Houghton, being sworn, said
on the 25th day of last month I went to
Washington to get a pass to Richmond. I
went to procure documentary evidence con
cerning the prisoners. I arrived at Wash
ington on Saturday morning and attempted
to procure an interview with the President,
but did not succeed until the 31st of Janua
ry. I then saw the President, and stated
the object of My visit, and asked for a pass
to go to Richmond to procure evidence for
the raiders. The President refused to give
'me the pass. I used every effort to per
suade him to give me this pass. He said,
"No, I will not; these men are rebels; they
go cutting and slashing around, and I
don't see that it is any . part of my business
to help them." I maul urged my request,
and finding that I was unable to succeed;
asked him to allow me to proceed te Grant's
army or his headquarters, and thence for
ward a messenger to Richmond. The
President refuse.d."
It seems also that these precious Southeni
Democrats attended the Chicago convention
as lobby members. They must have found
an, abundance of sympathy there.
"Joseph Butterworth, sworn--I have ol
lead), said that I saw Young and Spurr at
the convention in Chicago In August last.
There were a good Marty Confederate soldiers
there at that time. They were collected
therefore special purpose. They went oa
with the organization for which they had
assembled. One part Of the object for
they were there has been carried out dace.
I did not understand the precise . point to be
attacked .by Young's eipedltiort, but know
it was intended for some point on the North
ern frontier. The arm -and material of war
stored in Chicago were intended, as I. un
derstood, for the purpose of those raids, and
facia use of :any recruits they might get."
Chicago at that time was a most promis
ing field in which so get up a little raid on
any 1 1 settitment, and Lieutenant Young
might have got any number of " recruits"
for such an cute:prole on the spot.—Chicago
Journal.
Tile Franco Danish Rebel Rain.
Our "earls correspondent supplies .us to
day with sundry particulars of great inter
est relative to the agency. employed to
smuggle the Ironclad ram 'Olinda within
reach of thmclutches of rebel agents, while
the cralt was, ostennbly,:heing trans
ferred from the hands of herTrenCh build.
er into those of her so-called Danish own
er& it seem&•the enterprising person to
whom this task was entrusted by M. Ar
men, the builder_ of the ram, 'wall!. Dc La
Liviere, who was formerly known here in
onnectlen with-ship-building contracts for
the Italian Government. He is dmown in
Paris now as one of the shrewdest as well
as the meet ardent sympathizers with the
'reLellion in Europe. And his game, in this
instance, lay meanly in haying the vessel
land at Copenhagen in such El condition that
it should at once be rejected by the Danish
Government. Whether he has somansged
matters that neither the Government of
Trance nor that of Denmark can be held to
accountability for the appearance of this
new scourge,lre shall learn anon.—.N. T.
Times.
A DEODUOIC sr FATULAGITT.-4.111 anoth
er point of International Law, Vice '
ral Farragnt has been favoring Mr. Seward
with a decision. It may not bear the au
thority-of the Supreme Court, but it, Will
have weight—the weight of a broadside—
!f the old hero ever gets a chanee.
Mr. Seward was enforcing the necessity
of strictly observing the duty of neutrality,
within a marine league - of theshore. "Well,
Mr. Secrete-IT," said the Admiral, "I learn
ed my International Law before you did,
and in a rougher school. When 'I was- a
boy, the British took our crew, and me with
the rest—prisoners on the coast of South
America, within less than half a mile of
the shore. British precedent is good
enough for me, sir; and if I ever have an
opportunity, I'll follow a!"
Tm; capitals of all the rebel States have
now been captured,,by Union troops, ex
repting those of Alabama (Montgomery,;
Floticla (Tallaltaskc,) North Carolina
(Raleigh,) and Virginia (Rielunondo nal
before the first of April tho..e will also have
succumbed.
PUBLIC ..4'o T/CES..
—The carolled taco will meet
THIS ettednendayl EVENING, at 7% o'clock
AT COLUMBIA ENGINE ROUSE,
Anderson street. Turn out wan make a deternilned
effort to clear the Ward of the draft. le2Llt
\VAUD, ALLEGHEN
stl-vj At Meeting held in the. School House
Feb. 20th, ,woe resolved that all subscriber), he
fequeeled to pay their subscriptions into the Tread
ury in City Hell to D.Blertferron, as the money le
absolutely needed; . and all !ammo. that have ant
subscribed are requested to subscribe forthwith.
Meetings trill be Geld every evening this week.
Come and litbselihe at dare and avoid the DILL
T. IV. H President.
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TWENTY:FIRST DAY OF PF.II /WARY next,
between the hours bra and 2 o'oloek v. 'a.
Plead J. W. COWL, Oashlot.
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Loco thnn voo,non,ooo rts.ln unsold, which will
probably be &speard of within the nest Go or 90
dsys, when the notes will undoubtedly command s
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—A meets ng of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held- at the Store of Oeo. H. Ander
sen, Esq., 188 Liberty street, an Friday, Feb. Mk,
at sa. m. Prompt and full attendaace la dealred,
the busineas to be train. ed Is mutant and Im
portant. By order of the Committee.
funist W. KELOHNES, Beef.
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ler and Janos Baxter, of Ms city of Pittsburgh,
under th e firm of Strickler &Baxter, was dissolved
on the
70th day of February, left, by metual ca.
sent, all business beteg antlasetorily settiad.
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N ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN
ALLISAGERS of 14 compeer tor erectlag a
Brides °earth° MosiougUala river, apposite Pitta.
burgh rgb, the A county of Allegbenr, to saatorialty
Is IV= at IT VtTLVAVelstreTliTh i P . ,
March 6tb,ltS2s, at 2 0 clock, P. M.
N. HOLMES, Treasurer,
Pittsburg. February 21, MIS. tkrttd
FOR BALE.—OIL LANDS. —75 ncro3 on
the North-nut Side of the Alleeway RPrer, at
3onee , Eddy, Tentage, Co., Pa., buanded so the
lower aide IrDrolel Scott, sod on the upper - ado
by land of D. Jones, dm% Also,
ON WEST 1110/COBY OREM,
wo tracts of 160 litres each. Nearly at of these
lands are imitable for boring purpose.. There 13 a
large amount of land cleared and under fence. In
dividuals and companies who wish to engage in
the oil business. can now secure torritery d. foe, st
Inn ierate prises. Titles warranted. For particle
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Of Caawasbarg.
FRIDAY lIVIVINV. FEBROACT litb, mos.
SUBJZCT—The Price and Fruit/ of Ildo
Tickets 23 teat". Lecture to commence at 7
o'clock.
Proceeds for Library for the Sabbath Schaal of
the Oth 11. P. Church. te2tsc
VALIMJ3LE
OIL PROPERTY.
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Several tracts! of land, bettered to be excellent
OAI territory, located on Flehing . creek and as tell.
otatles, Wetzel county*, West Virgule,
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A. 11.,•1863,.. at 1 o'clock P. it., nu the promises
in Taylor township, loworenee county, Penna., is
Pallid of about 22 acre, Of choke land, late Ole
residence of Samuel Mayne, Olcold, About le acre.
of the land an...cleared, well lanced, awl In exael
lent I- tate of cultivation; the lialance well tilled.
The Improvements are a rood two story Frame
Dwelling House, large frame Horn, Spline FiqUite,
with Mao er aprbvs therein, err" of min
ere!, the o th er pure ...ft reinter. There le woo; the
wroth en a large of the moot select fruit;
:den ~then fruits of all
The ferns adjoins the village of Iltahontnatownt
on the N.C. A It. V. IL It., mar its junctlos with
the Imirrehee Transportation It. It a:so near the
jtinct ion of the Erie Extension and rettneyt ;Antos
00 , 1 Ullln Onnale, sod about 1!.5 Mies (M. Nei/
Castle. It is a moot d , •strable lola, fur o o u tcry
scat or totiticom. Tice imlispulable. Terms
made ksolan ~It day of gale.
feIIt.ZA•T SUSANNA hIAT NF., mad others.
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GRAPE VINES, &c,
Person, intending planting orrhaids, gardens,
vineyards, or improving their ground,' this coming
Soaps, or.Je•pectfuliy iLvited to C:fill11120 our
stock. The mees are strong, from alt t 0 oi4tlt feet,
and of the best varieties. Planters to Western
Pennsylvania and Ohlo trill end it to their lett,
vet to procure their trees fresh from the Nursery,
and true to name. Visitor, to the Numerics by
the Pittsburgh, /.011. Wayne sod liblr ago RIIIIWAy,
I 0 74Jgeu orih Station,turrlve Mies meet of Pitts.
burgh, have time to select their trees and ro•
turn the same day.
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Orden delivered in •he ray free of charge.
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UEORti E
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ern and others.
Clovernmeot Se,rilleo of all kinds bought and
sold at coolant ratot.
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tloets will be receival for the
Popular 7-30 Loan,
71d4 loom W now being tbilorbed at the rate of
8,0040,000 1..0r De►p.
and toeing convertible Into flve-twenty bonds
which ►re now st a premium of over NINE Plitt
CENT. It comminds itself for Its superior nlven•
tones to all who seek a safe =I profitable invest
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to all dealers In Government securities.
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MISS EMIT PAI&E,
Mrs. K. WADE;
111,H KLEBEH
Nn H. I; L EBEH
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On Thursday Evening. Feb. 23. 1565
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Mr, V. lute luld Mr. Kleber
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Ifl ins Paige and Mr • FOGrlller.
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Ptet—Cl nalere lln
Miss Yelge ead Mr. KleUer
Jock 0' liezelJean.
Kim. Pslre.
Duet—tobert Deverean.....
M==
s Addio—Tdo Corschartn.
Missiv% Mrs. Wade sod Mr. Pelee.
TICKET" , ONE DOLL. An.
Doors open at 73,, Concert to COralienco st
o'clock. feint
GROCERI} S—
to bags Prime Rio Coffins,
12 pockets old Cior•roment Java CoMr,
' 10 hhils Primo P. EL Sugar,
20 do do cubs do,
10 Mils Stimidanl Crushed
20 do Grosul•ted do,
pi di, Poo dual do,
Dl do A. Corte do.
20 do B. do do,
50 do Extra Moire Syrup,
100 do de Tins
'7O do Cheap do,
25 do Prime New
u N.. 0. Idoluites,
en
5 do Sorgu Syrp,
NI Dogs and bbls. Prime Rios,
sa Halictiosts T. R. and Oolong Teas.
II de do English Bioattast
la do do Choice Japan do,
rs bones Black Tobacco, COINIT.., SPUD
Roll mad Nary,
10 bones Natural Loaf Tobacco Soft Pressed,
60 caddy boon/Spun Roll do do do,
IS do do . D Navy do do do,
50 Idols Cut SinoWnir do,
10 I Twist do do do.
10 bolt Ibis Eaten PlaeCiarriaing Tobam—
.
Aril pound cane EaCe4 Ilse do do,
4do do Twills!, Bmeklng,
Arriving In store and far bole by
LITTLE. BAIRD k PdTTOI4,
fell No. BS and llt Seeood
COAL AND FArOdINO LAND—
125 ACRES OF 000 D FAR LINO LAND
Lbe i)folicusitheLs river, baring on It
90 ACE= OF COAL STS FEET THICK.
About =SO feet of ilva boat, and as oiriplo depth
of water at all otuoas for oblpplag coal.
Tata property V offarell at a law price
Broker and Insurance Agent,
6% als Streit, Burke's Bundles
S . S BRY A.A..N,
AGENT OF TILE PHENIX LTSUPANCE CO.,
ANL WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,
Cif New York,
Lori Brokn to Stock., Bonds and He•l Bototo.
FotIRTII STREET,
BURK E'S BUILDING
WASHINGTON'S lIIRTII DAT.
In accordanco with the provialona of An Act,
prowl by the Senate and Rowe of Represents
tires of the Commortwealth of Pennsylvania, oo
titled "ALI Act to Declare Waahlagtoa'a Birth Day
a Public Holiday," approved the ith day of ...11ay,
A. D. 1344. I hereby recommend that the ernottinK
1 WiNTY-sk.:OUND OF FEBRUARY he oh
, g Iced ea such, and that all pi seen of bitentna be
Howe in honor of the birth of the Illustrious
father of our common .untry.
JAMES LOWRY, To., Major.
Prrranchorg, Feb. I. 16011. • felirit
Pet-OEM*BOII, FT. WOO - NZ& CallOooo It. W. CO.,
Orrion OP 'OBS StortitSTMlT,
Pmronciton, PA. February 14th, 1585.
THE . ANNUAL MEETING OP TII
stock red Bondholders of this Company for
loctlinn of Direztors had such ~then buslotes as
trey ammo before it, will be hob d at the °Mee of
old Comp an is the city of Pittehordh, on tha
' 1 limn WED y. BF—SDAY ( 15th) • F MARCH, A.
D. 1985, At 10 o'clock. A. X.
IkeStook sad Bond Transfer Books o f the Com
pany, at their °Mee to the city of ,Pittsborgh and
at the Transfer As
eney In th e city of New York,
will be Closed Oo the tot of March, nt 2 r. re, and
remain elated until the 17th day of March there.
• W. U. BAICIES, Secretary.
fedattatal7
TO OIL DOAIPANIES AND INDIVID
UALS OWNING WELLS.—
The advertiser desires to tail attention ton new
and recentlypatentel process for the purpdse of
icsustitating Oil Wells that have ceased to yield,
rd also to induce the yielding - Or Wella(athere
boring bits been unattended by success) in good oil
bearing districts. For further particulars addrea
.1 H. P. box. 1116, Postofilee, Philadelphia, stating
loentlon, width, depth and proximity to yielding
wells, and giving a general history of the property.
1.111:twd
It LECKY Ib NOW MANUFAC
TURING b 1
LISPIIOVED OIL TOOLS;
At (hte shops) cornet' of GAY alley and BEAVER
street, and In WEBSTER. et., opposlto to (ho old
Orphan Asylum, Allegheny; and ns the tool) aro
made out of the beet material., would invite the
public to give him a call and examine them for
thetoselvss.
- Oretox Eutx fl.km
• Ewe, Februttry 17111, OWL
- FRIE CANAL COMPANY.-Au
Lion lor
13=311
of the Erie Canal y bel heldrd. ti
ode, I. Erie, tt.e .1-. y, being toe FIRS
Ali /hl IPA AIMZCII r At'io A.. A.
1..20gid A. 11 I'AI*IIHEY, e.,rottney.
_ . .
(11.1.1.:116 6:. S tii. nog,. 13ntlx.
PITT.. Rtlll l Ftl., 6, 1663.
1III? nißEc"rorts 01"PLIIS 13 Al , . 11
hot o a In thty declared n ttirldood or TPi REA:
P EH (CENT...to the Capitol oot of the enrol•
logo of the Allegheny Honk to Jan or. - llat, Int;
go ) able on nod alter the FAL toot. (roe a C}eee
ert.luertt. tax. J. W. 4Jl)trli, Ottehter.
Dirk:end/1 will. hereafter be declared Ln Ja •
nary nod July. fin
. .
OrrWe UT TISO PITTeiIIUI/01.1 biStIFLAA 211 Co.,
F , bruery 16,180.
11IVIDEND NOTICE.—The Directors
of ills elooromy have thLs day deck-ell Dlv-
Mend of FIFE (RS 00) D0L1.9-1145 per share. free
of Governm..nt Lis's, payable 0 orth with (}2 00 In
eashend 60 CO 10 stock.)
TA.AE COL LOR D. Scaretnry.
D& W. 13ENNETT, bin.ufactureti of
• WRITE STONE DANA sncl CREAK
COLORED WARE.
- .....
Office and Warehouse at No. it rEFtm Street
Pittsburgh. Intins.lT
nn. CIOTBS i OIL CLOTIIS I—Floor,
•-•• Table. Stair, Counter, and Wagon Oil (Naha,
of all widths and styles . A . largo stock on band and
for sale wholensle and retail by
J. ft H. PUILLIPS,
fc7 20 na, 28 St. Oialr at.
. :^:.' i tl.+e at"^i...A.MEi.+R'r4L3~~.'.::~:.~:~wftl'+ti z.'.o.'Yi~~tr-:i> l~~v3tr=-:6vu~.• L.Y:~'.~Y.lKi'i.li~'r
~ :a-~.z:._u:~±:~ a:,.r.,.t+'s i.,5.~;..,.;x ~,~.3++:Y~3uu.~3.-`4Y.,--u+,a.~^..v.~~x:'a...S
..1•7:14* E 73.
GOLD SUS ER
WATC if ES
r:NR Srl ra err n E , NT r."..
N , CR. n latti CII AT C I A r.Sr 4 ;
li,tia Ain Or.rr. 1L.,. BRA aah,r,
ji,Cr.l.Try, •4. n;., a.
II .1 Vv SEA, I I no , . BI 0,1: S — , 7 , 1-1 4 .
Broct , hen, Thmhordet. ituhle , , Eau I aids. nod
o).n:it net to Pihs. •aLI.
or aCI tat .I.lldi, BIC 2,r 1...miC111, l,inn"r had
v,cen. Pin ',OA. rag lo:rh-'1. , e , •
tie 1 at ONE; MILLION DOLLAI/S, 601,1
I,y the
New York Jewellers' Manufacturing
Association.
For the ne.t N i net it
Uncial selection, and no article to be paid fur an
-Lie eatistactrry.
CATALOGUE
Of Rich and valuAble Articles nt One Dollar e'
tai Floe Gold Chrouorauter Watch.,
each
100}'Irltiold Eng'.‘sh-lever Watches..
200 Ladles' Gold-Enamelled IVatchet
jewe.lcd lever.
600 solld. SC.yer Hunting Eneugh Pet-
...
~ . ..
ant Lever Watchen 4 40 V: 80
3.000 Rich Vest Chains, drop ends.. 90 to 75
3,000 Heavy finned-and Neck Chains.... 20 to 6o
3.000 Patent-hinge Bracelets. each ' 10 to so
3,000 Unique Chatelaine Uhl, I. with pine IL to 25
6,000 Emerald, Pearl and Opal Brooches.. 10 to 30
7,0100 Cal. Diamond Pica with chem. 10 10 313
6,003 Full Seta of Ladles' Jewelry 8 to ...11
60 Silver Dinner Sets 100 to 150
76 Sliver Ti a Seta 100 to 150
3,000 English Silver Cruet Stand. 10 to 16
2,000 Silver Butter-Cooler. 10 to en
1,000 Silver Ice-Pitchers CO to 70
6.000 Silver Otiblete, gold-lined 10 to-20
10,000 Gold Pena, Silver roucll-casew 4 to 9
10,1101 (1010 Penh, engrouing slue 6 to 10
6,000 dozen Sillier Teaspewna 10 to
6,000 '• '• liessert Spoons , . 12 to ao
•• • •
10, , 000 mall-Mee Miniature Locket. 3 to 8
6,000 large-size Stagio-Spting boekeLs.... le to 21
6 Seven-Octave Itose,ood Pianos—. 75 to ICO
20 drat-clans Sewing Machine. 40 to BO
flold Fol.Keyr. Thimblea, Toothpicks, Beta of
Solitaire Sleeve-Buttons and Sends, stone sot.;
large Seal, Signet, Chased and Plain Bhga, exc., ha;:
Al; al the above extensive stock of hoe Watches,
rich jewelry, !direr ware, Sc., are offered by the
Dew Yolk Jeweler.' Manufacturing AssociattOlL
for the next ninety days, without exception, St
OlcE Doccem E.Acn.
The ohore Association, consisting of A conihin.
tino of the largest inanufet Lovers, !i •nv.. Appointed
Noal .1 of Director - 1r °purl Ise the props, ctistri
hotion snit stile of their whole stock of leo
tvW.l LULA, without restrre, csuniolly cpyro-.
icltd for
Fa(rt., INF: an Patsmiro,
Which trill le doinused of on the following Lib
ez 'Fern.. ,onli,otti t set i,tc I 1,,
t tar lace theea int of the art tried lel mho; • eau
wet ••li ittainly printed, with ile,,lgith;ns and
loathed rive, nre earl; en:loved In plain el - isotopes,
non arab 4, bed ledingulthable one fratn soother,
noted and blared In n r• ponitory, without ciiolce,
inn, trhi; h thel are PI: on rilll , l.lllCll. The
cared ••t eloper , robtaitillin eertilicaten marhal
with tits
Inat k price, It entitles the holder to, will be sent
by moll to any miltheas at gin cents each; on receipt
of the certificates the purchaser aseertains the
enrol 0111.1, he la m:7111..1 To, wkich he can obtain
upon the return of the certlacate and St to the
ollirt•nl the Acwielation. When certitleates call
for artirlea too I %rife to no cent by the ex
plains c:iarges must he lorwatdcti, together with
cued of boxing, SC.
Sl,lli , •rne , a ton.
One certificate y obt aln yon Wahl.. for
ire of t-Ilarr Nair. Cr hlly other vmllsble
1.1.
111=
Will be 'old to Curbs, Schoole, Agent 3,
e follo3 - 1; g viten
r•p r. relyt of
5 nerillt,alte
Cicitiricatve(wltls premium Gold Pen nnJ
=mores
M=l==Mt2=2l=l
Minal=
Cate I.l'•trnh as prendunr I
The ngent or getter-up of n Olub re:elves tbc
to prcini.trui presents free with etch package of
eet t chlra bought.
I.erfenf Isbin•inn gust kcleed In all c ties. I tool,
nor plesel: s • the tn.., Or Ittcy of our customers
u ill be eseimr.pol tree of cost.
Posta . .eters nod o beet toting rts our agents, will
Lr sliou est :en cents coma , aims nu each Cer.till
mde In siltiltlon to the respective Premiums.
Limn untere for panksge• of Certificates or Ar
ticles from ,!lubs, the dewy, he , should be
..ent titpress. Pestle payable to our order, or
.Parr 0., , bn Money Ordre,'' should be procured.
All ord. r• roust be rbbircaßed to
NEW . 1
01 K
i.NU W E ELLE 'S R JJANUFACTUR-
Jimn.zu.s' pottama,
S. E.. coil 'NASSAU end A.NN Strects •
New Yerg.
ALFRED CATELY,
fet% Minim,. Piccoloist Board of Dlrortori.
110 NOT ALLOW YOUR COLD TO
take its own cower'. Two-thirds of the wk.
Mx. of thansumpi inn owe tbeit 001 to the
fatsi mistake of "waiting for a cough to get wall
Wale,' If you weak' avold thla oiror. availyone.
eel! at mace of Dn. JAY NES' EXPEOTORANT,
which will car* you promptly and effectually, sad
which. for thirty yyars hos maintained to emula
tion a• • certain remedy for all Coughs and Void..
/lore ki some or the evident.:
Lieutenant Onlooel Loren Wsoiren, now to ooze
mond or Camp William . Penn, Calton Hills,
orrttois
Pee Coughs, 0014 ha., the Expectorant has al
way it prove certala core
Nu. J. AL HILL, of liebroo, N. 8, says
I woe troubled for twoyears with • severe Couth
scull Fain la ivy Left h ide. Alter couulting the
best physicians within reach. with no effect, I eras
eseeilually restored to rood health by tle sisa et
Dr. Jsyars Expectant/it.
ltr.U. W. Wnicriaa, of New Tack, wri :
Your Expecnt has entirely rel leved See
Sore
very painful Co Cough, accompanied with 's
Throat.
41 Netbour e, writes:
Ia coneeqwescs of exposure, whilst bentel,
eveittneted &bevel", Cold, which eventually settled
on my Chest Alter trying several remedies, with..
out avail, I was completely cured by your Expec
torant.
Nr-v. Dr. trowt.too, of New York. writes
From my own 011'per18000, 1 behere the Ex7ooto.
rant to be one of the bent remedies for Coughs aad
Cold.
Ar:l. C. Terrrs, New Liberty, Ilia, writer:
I. of Tall, wkile a refugee irons keetneky, I
contracted a Severe Cold, vhfch *Menet, t,hrear
eeev. my Lungs. no rxeomp inyiall Cough WSJ SO
Ginlatailt. I could obtain but little rest, day or
night aithougli I tri several palliatives which
verse roes amended t ed o
me. One bottle of the Ex
pectorant however, broke up my Clough imrsedi.
rer Wring my health completely Ina leer days.
Er. r , T. Pools*. elispartatanderst of Alarms
fichoolt OLo, writes:
la tans dm Om Expert...apt aural ise of • lbw
Maeda,/ ben tro , shlerorne Cot,.
Ages... to PIM burgh, L aIIYIESTOOK. a
CO.I at Allsibroy (y, PARR BRILL, ^l4
IRF.IPIC W. LIEMDE m S, azul bald by Druggists
gyastally. ler/Vona
'
180 N OLO3 LECTURES.
:• DR. R. S. MAOICENZIE,
CK Pialedelptalt. will lecture at
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 21st.
EL , 11J Et.7—Lighlt and S4ndes of irl.h Character
IRTIESDAY EVESREG, February 23d,
SUBJEQT—Insa Law and Loner.
EMEE/
To h • hn..l nt the Rook, Muni*, and at the Ihmr.
Doom open et . 1 o'clock: Lectur• ountaleacen it a.
11A 1.1. PATTERSON, JOFIN
.1. R. BPI - rt:lt EI.O, 11. 111011 AR OA YTS,
B. O. AI,rANDLESS, lA. H. oettsr..Err,
J. oAzzAm, i s'PEPFIEN WTH)IP3,
teitiAt Lecture tlommittco.
pENSIONS, BUIJNTIEB.
W.. 1. & HALL PATTERSON,
Army and •Navy Agonev
We. 144 FOURTH ST., Pittabur%44
PENSIONS - Proffered; IROVECTIIM,RMIRIPAY
mot Pit/ZE AIONEY, and 00111AIUTATION OF
RATIONS of released prisoner. collected.
PAY OF PRLSONEE3 OF WAR eau be drain
by their wives or widowed mother.. Or=
- •
'VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AIM
TION.—M 11l he cold at PUIII.IO SALE, on
the premi.ce, on TIIUItrti)AY the Ittld of Polo n
ary. at 2 oVeck, 0. w.. a LOT OF nottrth; .tt,.
ateil In the Pint Want, of the city of Allegheny,
fronting CO hot no Itoh twee street, and extending
Lock along Corr. lb eel 130 feet. on which are erect
ed Two Two Story Mick Term. nol.
known tl r elr Ily miler of W AI. ALEXANDER,
I:Kreuter; ...Int .I.IIIDDLE, Executrix of Dr. It.
F. 1111/1/I.F.l'er.d.
For further . nrforrnetion, Inquire et John Dynter
Al.le7t.u. citloc • or comrr of ' , Werra nod la,.
cock itrcetn, Alk•Oo•ny, or of J. S. & A. P. Moo I.
non, A Uncial $ et LOW, &o . 131 Form k et.. Pitt.-
borne
•--
Tloll3lll'll OIL COM PA N .
hci 0,1 Fern 111 •br SL,wk.
be lief. at IV HALT, Pitts.
I. tact, V. Molch ut o'clock
Y., f , :r ter puipro. of or.r.tz.izgt 1 . ~, ,
der the Oct. of Acacrilrly of the l'ortlsorrner.ltt
of F'enntyh edn, 111 , 13:0V01.1.31‘14
Jtj,rlrlli 11.1:1(1,
Prod.:era. pr. /TM
frtoa.l
- i_n? rt. k A 1:n r !Moon Cow r
I'vrennutom, 4th, 19.16.
,N ELECT' (iN FOR PRESIDENT,
Alsongere so.] Miners of this Comp Any, fot
~reetlo9 e Midge over the Allegheny River, pion
sate Mt Fberell, in the county of Allegheny, will ' hi
held 4 tl. e Ti/I.I.IIOUSE, at the south vnil of thi
Er Inge, on M n
ONiY, the GUI any of fitscoti next
at the ' , our of V. r. w.
r.•ms.l
r.
G.-
=l==ll=!
No. 10A racarlx.at fat-moo',
Dealer hi STAPLE VARIETY CIOODS, PA NO
0(If HIS TOYS, (31111,1112 EN'S INJAUEIRi,
FANNY BASKETS, wholesale. or retail of thr
avast it asenable priers. felTiy
IV 0T I 0 E.74OIJRNESMi PIAS-
J. , TER/ Rs A SI , OCIAI lON OF PITTS.RURGII
AND ALL/A/RENY —1 hereby not:fy nil mem
bers of the Aemmls {lon to amend the nest Re of sr
Alertly's. as business of Smportnues writ f.O before
the trretlnr. S. I , Ic(JRURY, ,:ems , ary.
I'LIie.CAUY 14, RIGS . le1J:11r,1
15' t: V.TESE-TI
1)11(.SPEC1 US OF Tliu
Pacific Refining Company,
OF PrriSBURGH, PA.
Capital Kiwi,
22,000 SHARES; $5 EACH.
Subscribers Not Personally Liable.
It fo proposed by the subscribers to this to form
Company under the Mining and Manufacturing
LaTrs of Pennsylvania, with A Capital of ellA,Otto,
for the purpose of buying Crude Petrolens. at the
wells, or at Pittsburgh, Refining and Selling GSM.
For this purpose, th e property proposed to be
bought is the Retineey Called the Pacific 011
Works, In Pitt Township, Pit.; which has been run
successfully for the past two years by Mews.
litewer, Butte k Co., of this city.
DESCRIPTION CF THE PROPERTY
I he Pacific Oil Works le situated en the Alle
gheny River and Allegheny Volley Railroad, to
l'ilt Township. The buildings ore built entirely
of brick and constructed 111.11 thorough and work
manlike manner. They have been rebuilt within
the pant twelve months, and everything is In per
lea repair. A. aubitanttal brick warehouse la con
ctel with the Rennery, witha deep cellar capa
ble of storing over 2,00/ Anriels of Relined Oil,
Wooden Tanks wader ground, holding nearly o,ois
bands ;
SEVEN STILLS,
fayndly: 600 Barrels Refined Oil Per Week,
(IN ROUND NUMBERS.)
A Worthington Steam Pump in the Refinery; olio
one at the river, with tubing from river to works,
for pumping Crude Oil in bulk; ample Agit-deem'
Lett ling Pans. To guard against the, blank brink
walls separate the different departments.
All the machins ryi is new, and with the storage
capacity both for Crude and Reined Oil, the favor.
able lot ality—hav log the river and railroad at coin.
ruami--thismay be ranked as One of the most per
fect 'fill Refineries in the world.
Tr, present owners will convey this property,
Including the Refiner, with land in fee sisnole.
(Teo feet on huller street, by 120 to Pine Alley, to
the Company for the sum of 310.100.
A correct plan of the property accompanies .ark
hook of suhscrintion..
The success which ham attended the proseentins
of this branch of the 011 Trade has not escaped the
notlie of all observing mind., rind it if deemed
superfluous to urgb any argument...that would go
to prove bow a company by laying inn largo stock
of Crude 011 when it is low, refining it and bolding
tt e Refined until the price is pr,fitably remunera
tive. can pay n dividend annually of 40 to be per
cent. It should be observed that the company,
after paying for their prope:rkt will have a cub
wo. hag fund of SOAK*. This can easily be turned
on r three times each year. and It Le believed
that a ith good management the Company will be
able to declare a quarterly dividend of 10 per cent-,
and that there is no hotter or safer investment for
capital than in the stock of thisuOompany. For
prants, Hank, insurance, flatiron Land even Geld
'Mining ; Macke, are left tar behind. end the risk Is
DO greeter.
1111. lilrbstql Sill. a gentleman of tong experience,
both MI a realer and dealer in 011, will, It desired,
p ersonally superintend the business of the com
any.
Attacked is • certificate from
.:tr. A. T. s,,y,yadt,
.h.s°,4l t he
_ palm" 61 the Refinery as near as it
call as ': ;;mated by one of the most oxperiertrA
and successful of Benner, :
ITTIIIIITkOW, Feb. nth, ikeS.
By request, I have ma to • careful estimate of
the Requesy called the PACIFIC OIL WORKS.
I ensider it worth at least 4100.0:10) Fifty Thou
este Dollen. With the resent high price of me,
tartals, it would probab.y cost a much larger sum
t, cons truct a Berl - errs fo all re-specie as perfect as
this one. AUGUSTUS T. SCHNIBT,
Superinteateut of the Arden° Oil Works.
*Pheabose Cerlireste Is Moen to astl•fy persons
who may invest In the stook of this tlompsay,
that all who auburn* are on an equal footing,
sad also to prove that the value Is really la the
property.
Books of subscription to the Capital Stock of
the Cfmpany arc now open at
='rr•ri9SVßGs.
OFFICE OF GEORGE W. DILWORTH,
170 SECOND.STREET
OFFICE OF BREWER, BURKE & CO,
DUQUISNE WAY, ear. itemock Street
:ECOND hTIONIL BASK OY yITTORGII,
HIND LID LIMIT 81114611,
Twenty per neat. to be pant II re Ole After 'wt.
eerlpUen 4 menu, to
JOHN E. PATTERSON,
Caslier Seeaad Natimsl Bank, Pittiburgh,
The balance In installment. as needed by the eon-
P P ersona re aiding in the country desiring to sub
1e t lin will have their orlon promptly attended to
y Stan Wog any of the above psalm
fe=silw
Skirt, for 1E405,
A nw AND GREAT INVEINTION IN HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DIIPLIIS ELLIPTIC,
Or Double Steel Spring
WEST, BRADLEY & CAREY,
(LITE .1, L .5. J. 0. WEST.)
frt (Members Street. Mew Fork.
Are the owners of the patent and exclusive mann
fsOurers of thin, .1. W. BRADLEY'S PATENTED
DUPLEX ELT4PTIC STEEL SPRINCI SKIRTS.
This loyention consists oflittplex (ortwol Ellip
tic Steel Springs, ingeniously braided tightly and
firmly together,. edge to edge, m thing the toughest,
moot elastic. flexible and durable spring ever used,
sending the wearer In conseluence of Its great
elasticity and flexibleness, to place and fold the
shirt when In use as easily and with the same Con
venience as n silk or muslin dress. It entirely ob.
lintels and. !Reams the only objections to hoop
sktrti, ale; the annoyance to the wearer as well as
the public, especially in crowded assemblies, ear.
lieges, rallroadcars, church pews, or In any crowded
!dare, from the diMeulty of contracting them to
creepy a small space. • Mu entirely removes the
shilinulty while giving the skirt the usual fall and
symmetrical form. and is the lightest and most
stylish and graceful appearance for the street,
epefa, promenade or house dress. A. lady ifitying
enjoyed the pleasure. comfort and great conveys&
n e of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirt
Issr a single day, will never afterwards willingly
dispense with the use of them. Thee are the brat
dttallty in every post. and by far the lightest, most
urable, comfortable and econnsileal skirt made.
tic reliant* will be supplied as abate, and hy Jot.
Isms, nod ladles In most first-class retail stores In
this city end throughout, the ditterent States.
4 , 4 - Inquire for the
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT.
Hi nlflrrp Duplex Elliptic *Ott, most popular
and firk.ll,lc In uke, for mile by
EATON, MACRII7it & CO.,
Nos. 11 soil 19 FIFTH STREET.
P RA DI.Ei"
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT,
r-ent tlfeidedl the hat skirt made. A .plenild
ebrettiti ht.
L i IIIDLEVS
DUPLEX FLI EPTIO SRIRT,
moll y !bidet to-oceuip - a small apace, flexible and
durable. F. r sale by
f...tm •
ItEge-111-Taltrtio:
rn•rssunau,
FOR TIpPIDIIICO DRESSES,.trx
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ern. ' fn n BrlOrrO.r MODOCr, without. Wury to tho
filbrte Or OOlOrr,
TILE huslim ELtiotrvs.
40 70. 11,1 , ctroet.
Ii.TIODUCE NOW IZECEIVING.
coO lba yrlme Frenh Holt llutinri
800 dozen I , oroll Eggs
100 barb hirer, I , lnr,ltell I.:lnver Seed;
Drtl bcrh small Navy ilennr;
teri both Slit eal:llorn Meal, ter rale by
1320 IUIDDL•E
Tr .1 f) T'ER T 1 S E.III7.IrTS
- $100,099,
Oil and . Minbig Company.
Cauital Stock - - - $250,000.
OF ONE DOLLAR EACH,
.
Outlier Farmers. Deposit Net. Bulk, Plttatrugh.
TREASURER, pro 'nu.
JOB BORNE &
nnd Y 7 )1 it ket''nt reet
BATES & BELL,
DE=
tMON CHEERILY RUN 888
IN 250,000 SHARES
150,000 of which is itt aside foe
WORKING CAPI'T'AL.
Only a Ltpalted number of stances yet to be sold.
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WM. hicCUTCFECON,
Liberty street, Pittsburgh
R A. GEORGE.
SECRETARY s
JAMES McCITICEMON,
Liberty street, Plttet.ligTh.
brittOrbilf;
JOHN P. KRAMER,
°sailer First National Bank, Allegheny
S. B. McELROY,
of McElroy, tlicksoo t Co., Wood ist, Pattabtrgd
WILLIAM McCUTCHEON,
Liberty street, Pittelnugh.
DR. L. R. MeABOY,
PitUlburgt.
JOHN M. CRAWFORD,
New Castle. Pe,.
EBENEZER MeJUNKIN,
13utter, Pa.
HON. JOHN M. DUNLAP,
Lancaster, P.
SIIPENUITENDEINIC:
THOMAS B. CLARK,
Oil Otty. Ps.
Propaty to loated entirely in TCIAI4O 00.
IProgry - oad . eonalsta of : .
FTLIST.-04 acres choice territory, in festanple,; .
on ILSkisty °Leek, eommenclag about 275 rods front
its mduth, on the Allegheny River, and extending
aldai r ither aide of the creek • distance of 260 rods,
m a water ( ( rout entire of SOO rods, or room
for at. east= wells. The developments now being
made in this locality,tombined with theists strikes
on Pit Nola Creek, and otker tributaries •of the
river, to chow and - establish eoncltudrely the fact
that time and labor ate the only necessary requis •
itcs to the obtaining of large paying well on Ws
territory. The land is subjectlo two Leases of one.
half acre each, the company receiving ono-half the
oil, and being at no expense.
SECOND—One-quarter lease-hold to iota Nos.
48 and As,
ALLEGHENY PETROLEUM COMPANY,
On Use Allegheny Myer, about ono-fourth mile
above Hone Creek, and about 30 rodstrom a well
now said to be producing 40 barrels of oil per day.
These lots join front each el net, on the river—and
extend bank 10010 SO rode—making a (tentage of t
rode.
TWO WELLS
Are going down on this property, one of which to
nearly completed—being about aorne4oo filet. 'The
indications are that this will bee Big Well, as al•
readyiecyeral tine veins of 01l have been struck;
LEASE TWENTY YEARS.
ROYALTY.
3-Bths of the Oil.
TillED-646i1i0 tense- . bold in Lot, No. In,
SPRINGFIELD PETROLEUM COMPANY,
On Chewy Run, •abent,threikuartera of a mile
above Oke'"Reed , r Wed ,1 and , but a abort distance
train the "Auburn,. "Yankee," and other good
wenn. There la room on the property for three
well,, one of which Is now beingylgorounly pros
ecuted. Thirty days, It is confidently believed,
-will Make thfe Well ready for Larding, as the - maa
ebb:wry and everything connected with It is of tho
first order. Lease 20 years; Royalty, enehalf the
Oil.
FM-MP:l—The entire tomes-hold of Lot No. la.
ST. NICHOLAS OIL COMPANY,
Cherry Run. On this property there la room for
tour Wells, one of which 19 now being sunk . As
11,11 lease le located near the famous Howl, Baker
and Grocery Wells, product:lg respectively 80. im
and !AD barrels, there is scarcely a doubt of sbund•
sit success, the record of Cherry Run chronicling
13e failures jr this favorite locality. Lease, 20
years. Royalty. half the taL
SHARES TO BE TAKEN,
Jrhat Basis, Where and When
But a limited number of shares to this Company
are yet to be taken, which will b..n-i - :za to sutraerl•
berg on the original bawls of one dollar per share *
p,I
and ma 3. be secured by alyint,:• at the OFF/Ob.
OF THE COMPANY'. store of WIf.LIAfI3k.
CUTCIIFOri, EtS Liberty street, Pittsburgh, du
ring the neek . corernencing TLI IiIISDAY, February
Ibth, and ending February ':2ll'inst. After Ihe
time mentioned, no moraestook will be given on
the 0116atktii 1 , 3118. •
. .
The _working operations of this Company hive
Brea placed under the management of T. B.
ei.AEHE. of Oil Ells experience is such as
to enable him to look after the Interests of . the
Company tntellie ntly, and to prosecute the deed
opmeet of the territory in .a manner most mamas
tell to promote its general welfare and Cleat success.
Books Open froth the 16th to 2311
195 LIBERTY STREET,
fenagt P/TZBUZIGIL
-~`'.~,.~a3,,~ •~.?~.,~ t'`~£` fir. 4 ~~~~~,~::.
DRY GOODS.
:ERIC
AT TILE WELLrFFNOWN ST&ND OF 14
ALEXANDER BATES,
21 Fifth Street..
BATES & BELL,
(IdUCCESSORS TO /LEI. ISATES,)
RUC Decided to Sell their Entire Stook at a
GREAT REDUCTION.
BEFORE PURC/LASING THEIR SUPPLY OF
NEW SPRING GOODS,
WILL DISPOSE OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS AT AN
IIMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES. 4
Trent* !forint:ors worth 81 37 for 81 00.
French Nerinoes worth $1 021 for $1 20e 'j
French Ifforistoes worth $1 89 for 81 CF. .;
French Merl:noes worth $ll 00 for $1 50.
krona . . Morinoto worth 02 50 for 01 07.
Eroach Meriszoos worth 63 VS for 82 26
French Chtntsea at 50. 02, and .rd otata.;
French Reno' worth 61 60 hie 5100.
Spring Alapaceas at Last years petted.
All Wool Poplin DeLines rota 11105 for UAL
tail Wide Vold Ooburgs for 62¢.
23:Lanka/ very cheep, sed of the Argot quality.
All Wool InaLis for Tto
Baratheu l 611 Mon, Veal/ . Wing.
yardwida Eng. Mennots wartItIKLCOSeeL6O. 4
amortised of Cloaks. of ail ilses.
Ibrit per COIL " •
Hosiery mill ('loaks,vild at fee eu prioN, *dIII
oat the al/ sunk. •
fist fatale, he IS sue if ears,
A 'soma fp* of geolae fiords elf at Ilk
go Of 14i,
O o c 4 Livens CI D " for / 28 4 4 ,
Spring Foulard Mks, fins Esc ikt.
lig Wool Delases, Banos&
Bak:writ Skirts as Intriski.ls:
161Slutwl Xecino;Bedueed ; Ivry Low.
A. full Una of Linen Otoodii, Pf29o Oadagi'
IMEMIROS,
SHIBUNGS..
TWEEDS,
MANS, and
cussmusium,•'
• AT LOW PEW
= OF ALL maxi%
FLAiat AND atintEn. REM=
A ppm ASSORTMENT or warm. cloong,
A JOB LOT. OP HOOP SKIRTS for tel ordia,
THE BEST MAKES OF !sap GLOVES, 1*
White sad void.
•mmtommm)wlrcnow CIMAINS.
An the above geode am:mated will he geld afi l
the prices mentioned. Every. efittet.willbe used bl
the
me of the firm and those In their =plot
to give entire satiafection_ to their.enstowere
Goods will always be selected with the itiosteare-i
-pulons care, so as to give a large ud welt seisetel*
stock of faalitoruinle goodie& moderate pilaw.
fernlntil -
SPECIAL BALE.
sw.anzs.r.
Undershirts at t3OO,
wow= ecoo.
' Drawers at $2.00
- • woictra 44.00,
tICHSIIIIIT WILL WEBB BUILT' lb-.61t.
, NAORVM &. CO
Have igMtt 24 Gotta of vo4;
_extrioheiry*SlTX
UNDERSHIRTS/me DR.e..YS, nearly
Which Neigh from 134 /b. to lb. I oz. meth 41141 t.
that mutt be dosed out Inunedlately.. •
We offer them at much less than what they lost
to make, and we belleve_theet to be equakto imp
thing LI market at t 4 Co..
No reduction . will bo made for quantity-4mm
shirt or one humitod at the same tate.
These Shirts are a 'Great Bewail!
EATON, P/L/LCICIIISS;1 co.;
19 and 29 Fifth street.
CLOSING
OUT SATM OF DRY q icr.
• FOR
zwznTr pars o.rLr,
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S.
WINTER BREBS 0 OoLS, at cog and less.
WINTER :HA VU'S, at cost and less.
WINTER CLOAKS. do do.
BA L 'MORAL SKIRTS.. •.
MIER 'DRESS GOODS, at Ls,st yeses prices:
NO(JP NED R74. BLANKETS AND_ FLANNELS.
The entire Mock Ens been
Roducud IXL WI
AND DIUST 'WILL 8E ...-
CLOSEDOUT
Now- is the_ Theo to Get Itaria
fel4 '
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A NEW. ..ASSORTMENT TOF. , -EUT
4
..,.. TONS,. Dream, . and Oloair Ornaments, B:151
Gimps, Obenilbr. and &mod :Fringe,. Mask .V '
Ordersleaves .Llnea - Sets .rof.tha Hunt quality ..RR..
Lane end Linen Collars and lialfikerehlefet Glovsai;:;
Holism Balmoral - and [loop- - SkirtsL Breakfaill.i
Ziluswia and blaoques, orall *awl: linrawst's Illbr - -;!
wooled Collars and OWN Los ladles andProtlero x l:
Rash' - teat! • Gloves, in all trust .Tonytors- -
(Hovel to lat. colon;. Ribbon . -Sets 1 WI SC
order, User Ida , a new ot of • Braid. step
Falls an :Flowers. :Mill be Mond at.' ~'....,' L-, ~:.,'
. .. . . . . . - . „
ALICE MOWRY% VIIIISLALING STORE. ~ ..q.
No, 21 Entirth &treat, near Perry 'trent. ,
Particular attention 'given to cleantnplat ask
alli
all other .IdAds of Lams. Also Bk.& :Vo_
lath
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