OLIMIM LXXVIII---NO. 76.
be Wittoktegli gate
ER? LATEST NEWS
t BY TELEGRAPH.
DE GREAT FLOOD AT OIL GUY
AT Oil CITY AND FRANKLIN SWEPT AWA
Ul3 OFRAILROAD TRACK.DEDTROYDD
int4ltrvi Ilona - with , tanksjurels,
CUS. ESTIMATED BY THE MILLION
4111 0.. duo.. a lso.
igilscstur, March 11',...W0 Are having the
flood ever known InShis region.. The
at Oil City, and the French Creek hridge
Clftiadpin, were swept away, miles railroad
and the telegiph lines on Oil Meek
bed way. Houses, tanki; barrels fell and
if corer the river. The loss Is atlas:led by
• ndinon..The river. is still rising. The
this 'vicinity la three feet higher than
FIAOD AT BUFFALO
Works Eftturdly Stopped.
OR LAILROID BRIDGE CARRIED WIT
wo Miles et Telegraph Wire Dswa
Burnt.% March 17,1 7 .-Th a irae, *ricks are et
retaalty stopped, end - the dreg are oat. No
Can be faratabeiLto_our,ettlatua tr days to
~.., The Iron Wage woes the 'lane, butt by the
,/tlea and Bughlo ltaltread Company,•.was ear l
- fled iway abaci One oNhaet.,.;, , ,„. .. -•
I little Yana la the farthist point lista iLtsi ieen
..-
/mapped to-day. ' f ... , .. ,
isThere are about two mites tit telegriphlitila
and wire* down this aide or little Fills.' • - '
The extent of the &maze east of Little Palls
unknown.
4: l M:oo ll ll4o:TiimftiNA:
111 SEVERAL FEET 'DEEI I ON THE-SEREEE
TERN RAILROAD TRAINS STOPPED
AAI OF Tfl riunleursTagEintousk
• , •17•1::•... ,!: i.,•,•••••••,..'
themes Tam, March 17.--There to the molest
lo Rochester that ever was lthown. Tho
esteem the river Alia all tie' antdin:fica
coquet and overflows the rallrosd bridge. It
ls 'metal feet deep eni - littiliatige.iireeti.sid
• •acmes Beek° street, near Arcade, filling
t the collars and coveling the grototd floor' of
"'any of the principal stores.
No trains have left thlseltyasistward• on. the
traLor Gicaeasep Valley sheen yesterday at
o'clock:
"Abe -water ta taUl bOt-as It has mini&
• In the rim at Mt. Monis. it Is hopod that
M a k aa m a ge •
BATTLE NiArt IMOSTON
Lion and Rebel Losses.
HERMAN SOUTHEAST OF GOLDSRORO
rove, Marsh 17,—The Herald's New
-coreespondeet,„ of.,the 114. b. skis Gesurral
1144 leis In llune days wIU not litOuqd
`OW 'The rebels loit doable iliac iiritie
A rebel surgeon touts Sherman sochwesroc,
• likebore. _
From California.
Sax Pnancraco, Mar4.0..--Tror stearnsldp
Terra Nevada, /from 'Portland and" MetOria,
ngs near $70,000 ln gold. •' • • e•-• • .
A largo esafgratlon ,I , 44areao Is lowing Into
~.eolumbl2.
n c.rpedßion for cod Interim Millie ix!iptt or
had called from Vlctoria, and Cater yes
.
The weeding trade of Victoria to thrown elm
fomlgn.veseelain eelid -• '
• Severe weather still checks the stlnbit Mims:
ohs In the north. ~.
The ahlp Archer, from Beacom the 90th ult.,
;.,
•
k hew York Gold - awd Stick Repart. •
'BOTTALO, Mar' 17:-4611bnellripitgOV and
reports bare been obtained from peril-
Ito received telegrapkie meatigri . film Now
k: 7 '
Moatra4 ./Iforch 17. 7 1641apetnaliat 1.6731', fdl
4 le63c,'reschea mallets:4M at 105% at'
p. m , .FITe-twentlea.loB; Tan-fordo,
.04
"utaberland, 48Xt N. Y. C.,,105; Erie. 64Kt .
•• g, 108%; M. C.„100;111. 1063;
,f;• Ida PrefelFaS..963
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St. Patrick'‘ Day In Dear Tort.• , ,
New Tome, March 17.—ft. Patrick's. Day
finely celebrated to-day. The pnaceadon
the Than soCletlea r reas are or sLc.. mate In,
?Oh, and of a very 140,314 Aarar.
Telegraias.
The storm and flood prerallitig list n ight 'arid
Is morning, acerhukfbe -the • !news
•aunt of new by telegraph fMclshedottr
today. • ho'cit` eeeieeota of
1 . • o f telegraph poleettag Idris: %ignite=
Amerieen- gentleman - lately saved the
••peror Napoleon atd Emma &Wells
an aceldee‘ t on the lea; by warning thew
from a dangerous !pot. The ,E
_ • ely toolefhe Empteso to the m and •
• thus escaped the *althea which happened
Pow Weeks, later ,to. an Bagllsh gentleman
• his daughter, who, regerdkos of the inmate
• of dovish., although they beard the want,_
given to a, lOpeehtt patty, would take, tote
more," and were Prow tlY'PlWaged UPI°
waists In watar.,..2b9.ymeg Jaay showed
Eagush pluck, andlaleilrendiedenipoli,
' be Pre'eure&bj which she 'MS drawn out
,may Lamentlass the preemies or Gen.
• Hobe an& 11111, -, ln. the. Iblllr sr langslen.
' usintan
'Srtls CaroUss,sed our Western braves orate
p . corps reasait t LisM In their front their eld
earegarcegUe:p.my, labors Ibex bad
si assay lives is the neiihbotitocer of Nati.
Os, szal sr Missli; :Tar illosistaett tasKethar,-
val ore tad the Istria concentrated nearly there
MAO fore youth'V Ibellr lines 'to • tall% upon.
,
p Witcup. I .A.Aerthe painful redebnee of
fora month , Itoont-giblenuOt 'eras.
.prolase la Genera' Leo to diva .
so much leforstsgba is s Islet ab 1.... -.-:--:
, ,
tritcrt.- Prof; o f Oberlin; who has been for a
or ` moreconnected with the .Freelfinen , s
, rend, has hien appointed, .Consa Genera; at
~411, with *salary of $7,600.. •fortnet.val
i A fn e "P m rot ` a ,F l a ik m fai " a M la o uyrpfr 's ali
B fi ot ral
tire'
onionant aid inteellent netn,,`,lo• ate,eotgOl
havenotion from hard..vnik on very small nab
at Oberlin to reeponsible nordee. under the
4 Tertilne4 good M=4 l l* &eta •
Orr'-gr
trwsrArne IN Psasta:: — Tlttli-OrittillY tirci
Ws published la Persia. the Rows a aro&
(sateatlitti,limmal) poblithodlln Tel - tar
aid tholitittW of the' foam' Plitather hi
•Both papers are 1 3 1= i arit;^ totter ,
ttuthir not , bdttg la Ponds.
zia rustolut buoy. watt atile itt :pdatbsir Op.
is the parld, and Fehr It to the pure .4 . i , rib._
011UMP4eril boot which It ti deltic& •
fir the .. Keetiedj'alriik - Stint" ter'
woreirtelfetlYteted as a ipT, 'scan , twat
oillie4t heireadeied altrekt; of. 0114
' AgstspetUteetket. r ._The;.eimhttel
=via b the da it d
eati Is Able Mug Kitl t 1 an iAl:
t og an, , • . y iteek..—Bee York rag* ' :
oiaimafirtaatitlitaaaletiyapreadtiarltaistia.
a ge doetdasa In England.. The &OM
fa• or Wirtaktalktluia mow a maaastery at Nat ,
kb sad brilebea of the .talla order" - at Bda
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THE DAILY
CITY 11!41181JBditBAIV,
The thvohetooNearly all the Houses on
..Hoth Itlrer.llanka Innudated.-Floattne
Houses, Limber., Zoe. -
Te great flood lathe risers—an early account
of which we gave In our evening edition yeritir
day-,lithnch More of an inundation thartWas
anticipated from the beginning. It was thought
to be awalned principally to the Alieghanyriver;
bat the Monongahela commenced rising rapidly
yesterday morning, and at six o'clock was twen
ty-seven feet by pier-mark. Much Of this. of
course, is to be attributed to backwater, but we
learn that. at Brownsville the riser had Erten
about four feet tip to noon. The'dmiage &Ira
up the Monongahela must necessarily be large,
but we have no means at - present of knowing it,
• 'surd iniest wait for the facia. let it Is but a
fraction compared to the hinnenee losses sus
tained on theshores of the Allegheny and along
Its whole length.
'At a late hour last night the water was surg
ing up the mouth of Penn street. At the
"Point" the 1 houses were deluged, and from
'there along Duquesne Way to Sr.. Clair street,
nothing could be seen last night but a glisteallig
lea of wateroiorering street and pavement, And
deluging cellars sad teammate Lantana rap
- displayed hero daring the night, aid their
Sashes of light lent a weird appearance to the
watery expanae. Above the bridge in .some
places, the .water. had made similar encroach".
meets. Here the bard{ is plied up with barrels
of oil gathered feoin loballdes Where they
were In danger of being carried off; and men
were wotldng industriously m the . afternoon
loading end unloading.-
In Allegheny; treaty the wh - de length of the
city along the Mier bank is - submerged: Some
' of thofamilles moved oat of theli houses; 'tint,
In It:Witme% where the upper abodes were ten
able, the household effect*" we e r #lloTri: up
blahs, and the families remained.
We apprehend that therelru many &sleepless
eye in Mr astir city during the night[" and
many& [Mani heart. watched in thipinie the
"gathering of the waters": that-was - closing
like a wall =mad gie family - group. Fedead•
street, in the elope or hollow in front of Gen.
Robinson'. horse, was inundated to the depth
of two or three 'fedi and SO were several 'of the
streets running ourdiel with it, thus effectually
"cutting off the cothonathtitia64t:batwren the
street ears were the onlymeans
inisitrig this heir stream last night, exaopt by
the des ;swath l eitremity resorted to by 'some
i'eraooa to "wading !R
... .
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From ..trcoel street to the time east of PA..:
mai, everything is flooded.
The et eltVoil the river was one of grandeur..
The' mothig material that was flailing thickly
down the' itmani, attracted crowds of watchers
from thebridges. It ineltided all tints of Prop.'
- MAf. - e-Wipheard of two houses—one shingle.
niorka, aa6 the other roofed ;duiclardinin - lei' .
that baCpstaaed this point. A great many oil
barrels passed down. A party of. imagm flak
who stood on the lit. Clair street bridge, counteti;
In ten minutes, lichees than forty. We saw a
ntuiter"otliar sada azia st-aw.iiiiiisi biiikeia
fragments of boasts; fence rails, and a 'variety
of artlelce NflliCkl Ire:lnOili4 not make nat. The
amount - of logilp mai, and dbijehited fragments'
'of rafts,was commons. Lumber, ofrarionalinds, '
Boated dolma.= kreat mantilla. A, few of the
lops and
_somediralts Were' Caught try reedits .
skiffs. !MI laciught to shore, bat the number
which • floated, down* would amount _ to may .
9! 0 * 1 4 6 .0. 4 1 arl• .
, Tliere - Was oo bpeporttutity of
_burning the full,
;Wi est:of the &Magus dcasioned,lilt Right; and'
It vroaditeiliipeMeible to give an estimate. At
the time of &dr iDing ‘ to press, the `dishi min
thwitd miellhifg withoutousy apparent abatement,
and it li panbabie they will couUnnerising all
right. Word ail ammances..this freshet.. will
fullr equal , that of *WI may, perhaps,
M Weds oft ie but at 011.City.ZZarvei
- Part '6f the Prawn_ Swept - elfticouses
i withltatiatei Attest, sae:, .;; ;
...
A telefrara_ from Yranithet, br .. tles'lfnite&
States Telegraph Company, dated hut 'night
- at 6 r. w., sayit+ ..The thei r heti. ' slam - since
Ihuriday nirhq fourteen feet. Most of the
bridges - are swept away, and there is no commit
I.
cation with any lace by rail. 0 - '
The whole o the. lower part •
of the city Is
swept away. owes, with their Inmates, are
floating on the var. It Is Impossible to estimate
the has and d tress oceasionedly theteethet.•
, The river la filled with everything p • Mmditine to
the.olf tiade - , - , t
- _
The railroa d fto Meadville cannot.berepalred.
tbraeseral days:' The Welty railroad ts under
mike, Atha the damage is my great.. The old
ett.lnhabltant wag the &Mr is 1 00 0 w -thee ewer
..
kentrty before. .!)
-Latint.—The lifter ceased - rising_ et S o'clock.
The Alleged Infanticide.
Coton'er Vlawrin_yeetraday, hterstigsied the
-• .
fame totiiiktird irith the illiged Intent.l4lde in
Reserve townslthr. The body , of the child was
disliterred a post mortem examina tion
Made by Dr. Ratitipeyer, The doctor gave it
as. 1110 - opinioat !link/ Luut.died from
natural causes: There - was no evidence of vie.
lent*, and no testimony Ro_cast sospicionarpon ;.
the mother or reputel father. Michael Jacohe,
the party who buried the child, gave m a reason
"%riot having it interred in. the cemetery, that
it had mot been baptiaed. The mother of the
child Iran unmarried woman, and sleter.in-Law
of Jacobs, the man with whom she has been
Rehm, and the reputed father of the child. The
parUes arc .of gitereintable ctutracter, - .. and
Jacobs is the eerie man who was tried tbrarson,-
' - setting lire to the'priperty of Mr. MR, some.
months since; Amid it:verdict of.
.death from natural causes.
t . teravticon.
This, remarkable exhibition ? Width, is An
nounced to open 9 at Concert Hall on. Monday
next, seems to have •Mein that Mir extdbitiosil
of a public ci renter poeeeoa=it Is an Instructive
ixd.crtidneecui, and will he. diverting to ill who
.
appreciate the beim:Mild in art ad d theironderrill
and anbilme is nature.. It is .a succcsaloa,of
steremeople iictura tour of the. world,
representing mountains, valleys, lakes, river
and fewest scenery, public linildiegt; mountains,
isaionemas ,of cities, Acc.,. together with . the
•.speci.lema of ancient and, =WWII statuary. In
edditiob t His proposed to exhibit each evening
latereming• local i Tiewt t Ztialtcof AmPlieszt
statesmen and hewn', tenuous sea views,.
' If his frmelyed the most Guttering testi.
mooWa gook lbs peen and public,- as maw
Idbiticet of a Most plealing'mature.t.y-e
ischteiwireigaimei, -
G Craig, of .20. mile Bettor!, Vetoing°
ty, wis run over by the erpreistatehr going
tat on"Thersday morning, fa , the lower part of
,
the town. Hole supposed to have been asleep
Ma the trecir, ask: was not disceirered :by the
itaithreer until thicogine was just oa him, and
. was 1011edVritantly. Ho weihirnibli olartli4
ie iria seen the evening. before in a state of in
to;lc~tion 1t returned,nlierdint
eseirdance with the facts.
n 14cmday of Dist week: just after the arrival
oftlerning train et- irranklin,:so employee
at herniation was killed. He was working tie
tweenlweorthe; cseronld not observing Gio
signal *hen the train was shifting , ll...position.
was thehrn on the trick and - the earn passed`
over him, needy arming hie . body sthe waist.
. NI did not learn Menem.
Murdoch Aims Arrived,
And will defter one of his tend elocutloMei
intertelimettlek4ighins Lefejet te Unli t Re
Irma Aglayejl on, apepunt of an accident' ri' the
Pennsylvania itallread:' Hle Polietleias will be
'intinipalli from Bhakspeare,
and she: Modern 'authors.: Mom Atha haie
beira ttedlitimet4e4 ,e/.9q 4 9 0, 0,!s
+ aoed no
Yeinhader alai` ideenelair. A - ftin
C-I,llMat Yetim.--flu Saadi . * morning the betty
of a fedsale child islid.ttiithst - .OIMISPC
aboye the at Jdoaciegaltals City. At had
gplacedla Ala*** bag, and thl , Mew later'
iver by Its labidia mother abblitstettlayit
!age:Osmond) malbore th e, marks of sieleal
tb -oppita person': Theremere gals marks,
'npljtifebroost and lark MI It some salthat bad.
,beeetipMtliag IL Nods* entagtalabbibl OD ,
.eereseroalurr, and It is a matter oratieetaltlote
igthgethet seilknrlllibatlrtattlta tllera-P4 b 7
whete-•,kands.
'OM ' AU. Ravel. eigibona Weider* . ran
farther &art-.
ontrals and crotedtiiirpoliated
Azi ;amine': plan § 44.11eidowirtm.m
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Laatee 7 Tract rioclety o( Alleguenc
The anniversary of this Society was observed
on Monday the 13th, In the lecture room of the
First Pmbyterlan church, Allegheny. Rev. Wm.
Orr presided; Mr. A. J. Caldwell, Secretary.
After prayer, the reports of the Secretary of the
Treasury were read and adopted. Appropriate
addrestes Were made by the Rev. Wm. Orr, and
Mr. Potter. An appeal was 'made for the Sol.
aid Society, which w i se started at a elm
-liar meeting two years ago, and had received
*2,500 cub, and as much more 4w stores and
Clot Mai; which had been 'appropriated to the
son of soldiers in hospitals, dm. through the
- Sanitary Commie:don. The meeting dismissed
with benediction by the Dickey.
. Officers and managers elected for the ensuing
year: -
President—Mrs. F, R. Brunet;
• Tice President—Miss M. Herron.
Secietary-Mrs R. S. Hays.
Treasurer. - --Miss A. Fleming.
Mansters—Mrs. Breading, Mrs. E. C. Coeh
rane, Mee. Forrest, Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs.
.1. Patterson; bin. A. Patterson, Mrs. W. Dry,
act, Mrs. A; P ‘ Robinsott, Mrs. Oudry, Miss M.
Bryan, MisaTaisey, Mis , Blackstock, bliss Cop
ley, blise - Beck, Mist Pettit:mow.
The following le aka
'TWIMTI-FineT 'ANNUAL REPORT.
The anniversary of this Society calla- for re
newed gratitude to Odd for the privilege of la
boring hr this cause which lie has biased and
prospered for yearn past. and graciously permit.•
ted to continue itroperations without interrup
tion, lu harmony and love. The ford Jesus
raid wilrk"--"The servant in-not greatai
1.1.au his Lord ;' , l3lds us follow Him, and the
Apostle records,, "fie went about doing good.'?
Jeans aympatbiscd with the afflicted and aorraw
fair wept with the be ,reaped; blessed little chil
dren; instructed the ignorant; helped the weak
and tempted; reproved the wicked; reclaimed
the erring, and prearhed the gospel to the poor.
By Jacob's Well, In 'the beat of the day, the
weary, way-yorn traveler taught the Woman of
Samarir of the living water. At meat., In
Simon the Pharisee's house, the weeping peni
tent wail/Whig feet with tears, and losing much
was much forgiven. ! Uccle= the Publican,
Came down from the tree. and pierfiVedjogially
the self-hilted Chtilt with salvation; to his
* rouse: To the fishermen on the shore of Gall.
• lec's Sca—to the multitudes en the grassy moon,
• lain aide or in the derert ploco—among sinners
.in the bustilsg_ mart of . ..trade; at enerrtide—in
the sunny noon—hi the early morn—at all times,
in all places, Jesus preached the great saltation
and sought to bring the wandering and lost into
the fold. Ho has given us these examples and
'teachings to discover to its rations ways in which
we may follow lam, heceuting to our ability and
:opportunity. In tla Society the Christian will
end rwide field andtreqnent opportunity to do
even as lie bra done, while pursuing' the hum
ble vocation of Tract Visitor. '
Its aim Is to place evangelical reading In each
family once a moath, accompanied by.pursonal
visitation '
coniereadon and prayer.
',During the year; we have circulated 49,000
Eagilsti an°!• 00 0 9ermall Tractal 22 , 909 Eag
nth and 01 ,000 - Gertnife : I •!"asen/03n. /dirge,
xsininbcre have been Sent to our . soldiers In . Tres-.
phials. Seventy-two voluntary visitors have en •
gaged in Veiling over flyik:theusand• fernlike
monthly, In this city, Manchester and Troylllll,
distributing Hvangelical Teach and Messenger.
The giving or leavings Tractor Messears seems
a small Wag,' and Is sot bat, when persevered In
through all seasons, in fatiguing, disagreeable
localities, and to such various deism of people,
*it crowato a labor; requiring the true motive
rower orlon to Christ, and for His sake to oar
neighbor, to prevent the visitor growing weary
Inkier. trop. Those who are not anntainted
with the by-places of our city, will miereely real
ize the amount of error and Ignorance and -
-, grem destitution of rellndits tellueneerexisting in
Bundled" ermines, who, si of old; have to be
' sought but and 'entreated to bear the Gospel.
These, the Tract visitor can reach. She enters
their homeni - Intereiti 'herself In their cares,-pri
rations; sorrow; and eldldrinthe key to their
hearts. Often they poor out their:inmost ,feel
lege to her, glad to Meet a iympatidziog llatener
and ; kind. advisee. *The- Asher. potuts, with
mlogllng Sprit:4llY and conernel,to Jesus withal
Helper, the Comforter, - the Triendstliefflarkur,
••last melt as they need. '.'There ate els° Chris
tiana prevented from enjoying earictetsf lent
_legeaand,Cluistian kiknnship-the aged, aßlict--
'ed. 'deb; the stranger, and "God's pror.'.l , To
these the Tram visitor brings comfort and pleas- '
I t .
ore. Her return anxiously looked for. She
cheers and brigh their hairiness, knees a
bleaeing.with tte and takes agresterwLth her..
Wit eanuot often (Pilaw Individual casea, yet
many cheering Inhidenta an met with: A visit;
or asked a young aim if he would receive a
track'' "Oh i yes,r be neplled, "Llovethe tracts;
one ;demise- by* slaltor•of ..ytnir Spekty, tivo,.
Ye r ars.stiu,swakened me ton sewn) of sin, awl
;marl gm a member of the church and a lientday„
school teacher." - A pastor accosted ono of one
number on the skeet and said i "Mr. C. has
irlreirsodafactory evidence of conversion, and I
• b'aptifed him 'n.t Sabbath; be end you were the
first person ever spoke to Sim about his sou!,
-red dates his religions interest from that time..
(He bad been's M ery Profane, careless man and
was Out visited he &Lehner/ and poverty.) Were
these Memel, Inuits of the toll, anxiety; labor
arid money expendexl In the twenttoneears
. life of this Society , we should " thank Go land
. hake ecnrrage." 'A soul (Is) - saved ! the whale
world is light II the balance with the soul;
ft is ransomed with the life of the Son of God ;
there Is Joy In. Heaven over one 'Loner that ro
pentetb ; there Is Joy on 'moth ; and the Mario
mentality is owned of God, Need we say more
to enlist Christine friends in our cause I we de.
peed on them for means and helpers tocsin on
the work, which is. hindered for smut of posse.
rerlrg, faithful Sisitors. Earnest Christian wo.
men, zealous to serer their Lord, will here dad
- work to do, andthe reward of the blessedness of
'Oink. We invite [akin= toattend ourmeet-.
Mgr, and co-operate* with , its, by commanding
this - field to the members of tkeirehurchas, as
they have opportunity. We urge on all to mite
In beseeching the power of the Holy Spirit noon
- those who give and those who, receive these
messengers of truth, so that the seed sown may
takgroot and many be convettert, to the praise
of God and out:Lord Jams Chen' • -
vigniresta's enrotre. • *
with
.o.lrta i l== . 4:::ierA t i i n . , 4 =sult ioso.
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liarchil.-Ealanceontusad at Last . , -
, . . . amount-. . St to
' ElentltlycoriCarolti."=. 21412.
... . .. Subscriptions... ...... -.. arm
, *- • . D0n0ti0n5.......-- - -:,... 7,50-5518,23
Anglian-11y cash paid freight and .
• ' , - • dnaystie.--. . ......... ..11 9,15
'• ... an.:-By out naaittedie Pan- -
adelpbbt..-...-.....-.. =coo .
teas. '
' Ice. In.- By Out' remitted tonsil
.- adelphla.-.....:-.:.......... Stillje
. . Freight and dropsy, —. 11,06
:March 13.-Balatkee in nand' of the , .
~. . Treastwer...-.-....-..-... ii,il-lite,9o
Graduated .:
At ibis week's examination to Duirs Mercantil°
Co"lege, Pittsburgh: - -
Deny,* Pain, Limsaille, 0;
E. D. Williame,Stutrpsbunt, PI.
G. M. Glilltord,Tarentum, Pa. • - .
Matthew Ir. Pagty Parkeinbury, W.y a .
Charles. K. Reypest, Allegheny Chy.
(I. W. Rekii, Daytona:, I•seemater Co., Pa.
Clark,_Pittaborgh.
Tendati, Pittsburgh.
Jew* K. Pante°. Recite:4hr, Pa.
, yam E. White, Jr., Dresden, O.
Derek! Baird, idbarpaborg, Pa.
into IL Loppe,„Alksheny City.
IL J. Operas, Rochester Pa. ,
Data Park, Jr., MMEI B I d Errry, 0.
C. V. Eballenbenger, er,
Derry ,Pa.
David Eariv,l'almyra:Pa.* -
J. &mud Dawdle, Ilerrisburg.
Alt of whom Tamed t he usual searchlog exeml
nation of thd College satisfadtwily, and who will
MI doubt. hereafter add their pampa to the long
'blot ,tradnates of this Institution who have
honorably distinguished themselves by their
superior attainments In business. Each grade
eta rim awarded 'the diploma* of the Vollef.e.
which may be regarded IS a:passport to the eon.'
Odence of liminess mutt in allquartare, as It is
never granted to any but three who pats the
prescribed mtandnation matisfactorily.
4 5:r;zitA : or the Gram on the Sands. New York,
Tids is No. Ur lite Fireside amiss of utsrels, - :
infelithed In cheap form_ (25 eente,) la hand
somely filutulnated :paper covert. It la ivety
b:teratlngstory, but with a - little too much of
the cmitaUdta style It Is, however, f a r
trupezior,toibe scusatlon noiels of the day, and
wilt Intedest all novel readers.
For sale by John P. /luny lifemsde, Neu" Pug,
steet. •
MIISTAIM idamitnixt.• Frank Mc-
Donald; we onderstazoi,luts exaltedly from the
War Department to rectutt a .new company la
Allegben,yr This trill affordsl splendid chance,
to those dtairing to enlist under an experienced
Mid competent commander.. _
Captaln:john Dor:bah:in en= 1 ° ra lw a
company be ~,Tetaperancerille, bxuagit to,
with-ibity me*, (the amount 'of its'
.guotu,) arigaa td faraLtiftba balsam
- - ,
. .
Twiarat.,Va Taxtrente.—Ther tutual di hill
for itathritay nigh". amatanioad., at ,
lar Mohr*. The, email athwart' or-the" French 80"," with Wirfts,tial ihag'SPY's"
.dravni enaardrAl hotpot n i g t i calviptv*.
hie, doubtless, hundreds will be unable to Mid'
fte,e4g loom. Gp In gotad,thne.
roc OnlEgawmr, 4 Phok•gmba, i$ OS
cre(11:11, low .I,IIX or 50 tents per dosiii, at
eL,
pwamtwo , Prwmmwra..p.nmmwmmemxwmlt;2pPi
PITTSBURGH . .'. GAZETTE.
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY, 19, 1863!
Olt Prospects In ersityPord Comity
We are Informed that the Heydrlck Farm was
sold last week for $OO,OOO. This farm contains
over three hundred acres, and Iles on the west
side of French Creek between Cochranton and
Utica. It was purchased by New York capital
ists who are preparing to develop its value as
oil territory. This Is the largess sale yet made
on French Creek, and the fact of Its selling at
such enormous figures, shows the high estima
tion placed on territory on.the creek. The splen
did strike made by the Sugar Crock Oil Com
pany on the Homan Farm, hits demonstrated
that oil of the best quality in paying quantities
may be procured In the surrounding country,
French Creek lands and the lands along Little
Sugar Creek are In meat demand, and are selling
rapidly at lignres.quito as hlgh.as rands on Oil
Creek.
There" Is reason to believe that the operation's
of the present spring will - develop profitable oil
wells all along French creek, on Little Bagar
creek, the Cussewago, Woodcock, Muddy creek,
Conneaut marsh, and on wavy of the upper trib
ntarlea of 011 creek, and the-small branches of
French creek. Experienced oil men are so well
angled on this point that they ere putting down
wells on several of these streams,and pronounce
the kidl6tions quite as favorable as any aver
found on MOW of thelnoat famous oil farms of
%%mango, Among these we may mention Mr.
James Tarr, of the celebrated Tarr Farm. He is
engaging extensively in developing oil on Wood
cock and elsewhere -In Crawford county, and Is
confident of success. Other gentlemen of largis
experience share his opinion and are Investing
larCel. '
Last y fall when the territory along French
meek and Boger creek begun to attract the 'at
teutlon of oil seekers and speculators, it was
Generally supposed the 'rage for those lands
would only last a short time, to pass array and
be laughed at as a visionary speculation. But
all has given place to something far more
substantial, and the excitement Is' greater now
than at any former period. Lands iris eagerly
sought for at fabulous prices. The stupid Idea
that the Vetianga county line marks the limits
of the profitabk on territory has been complete
ly exploded'. '
Tennyson •Club
Owing to acme detention on the railway,
James E. Murdoch, Esq., failed to reach the
City in time last cresting to give his readings in
Lafayette Mall according to announcement.
The committee confidently expected that Mr.
Murdoch would arrive about half-past eight
o'clock, and atthetr earnest solicitation Wil
liam Berries , Esq., editor of the Lender con
cerned toentertain the audience until the' dis
tinguished elocutionist would make his appear-
Mice. Mr. Berries delivered • very able and
well written !SOS!: on the niismry ci
ittil
giont Peogrem in English Literature," limiting
his abaervations to Chaucer and Speneer. We
felt sorry that he did not give ,Ids lecture in a
ter.so, for It really possessed literary merit.
It is to be regretted thatlimplub have been
difapzAnted so often, but for this they are not
in any sense to blame. The losslansinsavhst
Ott lb clvc rsblle llcturere Should be very
careful id thllllll their engagements. -
Mr.lierriesannotinCed that be was instructed
by the committee to say that Mr. Murdoch
would renerpoditively this evening.
ittaiestom, that this Is the last week to get
photographs at 50 cents per dozen, at Pittock'a.
Societies - get the patent -stamp We; it Is the
beet tang out forthat parpaaa. Pittock has It:
Itoopc Black, Dim - Itlppey, Hall—photo.
;raga ("these marts at kistock!a.
Gat.H . to slam, 'folios, Marks, pocket albums,
pocket Woke, 4c., at Pittoeles.
,
'Aisrusis' , the largest snd cheapest assortment
in the city, at Yletock's. -
Txra - National Petroleum .fintts, No. 8, for als
wick, Is oat to4ay.
. ,
tllll CIMPRST—Ai6UIIIII, at
Plitock's. .
GO to Plttock•e for the new books
On. Mars. it Pltiock's.
Preient Condition or the' Siamese Twins.
The Siamme Twins have been last from pub
lic View for the last few years. It Was well
keenn of them that they, ad married two sis
ters, and settled 'down near Salisbury, In North
'Carolina, On a well stocked plantation. •In ad
‘iltkeito this, they have ample (undo lavestad
ifi*Miti their Intent in New York..Tltrelgit. s
- Noitlintrollna 'Medical gentlarnin mite within
our lines, we had the other day an opportunity
of minute and full partleulars In retard to them.
Ever since toe we: began, they have coatinuisci
to reside on their plantation, and lived In the
same quiet and harmony as ever until within
two years. Of course no nue ever thought of
drafting Man, and their nectars prospered, ex.
oTt that when out of temper from any cense,
it was apt to work itself off in striking the grit
see that tame to, hand. from which the beat a
mps was to 'Lea p oat of the way. The brothers
probably never erould have had any &faculty,
but that their wives, though slams, turned
away. thelr hearts, and children were the cause
of this estrangement.
Up to the period that each had tire children,
all prospered well enough„ but one of them bad
a sixth. and awoke envy and. Jealousy to
such a degree that the two sisters, not being
bound togethir like the twin brothers, would no
Luger live under the same roof, though, we
believe, still In different !mum:son the same plan
tation. The brothers are now it seems,'alsoet
tiny years of age, but one, we believe the smaller
and feebler of the two, looks, la sad, now rally
ten yea» older than the other. The:eel& turn
back to back or face to face, but .that - as far
as the remarkable bond thatuilitas them permits.
'lt hi almost Ocelot's that should either die the
other could not WWI' tre I:Ten for mortitan a few
minutes, ea there Is en artery es large as the
!mineral artery that coatteeta them. . '
few years since they correspendedwlthsomo
of the leading surgical operators In London. as
to the possibility of the unbllicus which unties
them being cut, so that In case of the death of
one, the life of the other might be saved. At
the reqncst of the London Surgeon they visited
that city, and many expertn.ems INere tried to
determine the safety of such an operation.
Among other things, a ligature was tied firmly
fora few minutes round the connexion batmen
them. so as to prevent the circulation ot blood ,
through the artery.:.But it seemed as if each
would expire If this were longer persisted In.
The smalleeof the two fainted away and lost
all 'consciousness, and there were Symptoms
that the same effixt irould follow to the other,
but that the proem could not be continued long
enough Without endangering the life of him who
was, rat to faint. ' Should the smaller and feu
bkr dig It might be worth while making the ex
periment of operating, bat the prospects of pro
longing the life of the other would be very small.
Should, however the' larger and mars healthy
of the twin brothers die, there would 6130112 abr
whitely no bopeof saying the feebler of the two.
From all this It . Is evident, that though the
amnection between these two brothers Is very
remarkable and Perfectly unique t .it is yet not so
absolute as his been usually supposed.,. In the
American. Cyclopedia, for instance, It is said
tbst"thelerespirittion and circulation are gen
crallyiyucbonns In the calm state, and their
hours of sleeping mad waking, their jays and
*groin, anger and pale, kkasand desires, are
the same. They' realize the Idea of perfect
friendship, the two being one, and each one two
In thought mid act." AA to ideas being Mamma,
Ibis is by no means' more necessarily eh than
their similar education , and habits ants. .
else,
Each one cm bold 4 conversation with a differ
ent person at the sametine. Otte does 'not ne
cessarily know; therefore ' ' what may benorunut
.Bleaurd. to the other, although their feelings and
piaskms are generullArlmilar, Owing tothe same'
ceases oppeerating upon both. Even this Is not
ner y the .case,wa suipose as to the de •
..greas of feeling: - Since the breeding out of the
rebellion, they have both dressed In theSionted•
'erste gruy, and they -are, both mandroni of the
same Wirth, having united with a small Baptist
church In their - neighborhood, of whkh they have
bete considered very worthy mainbers, though
born illamase.—M4,Zedgsr- .
A . Moulin? Washingtrin witer attributes
"the eirsewis of Cant the Austria!' min
ister, :from ; the Mammal creremnalee to . the.
Imminent prospectof diffleultleti between, ow.
ClOyernment and that ofliertico. IVo oominoti:
minds the fact that, Count Giorgi died about sit
mouths and sroidd seem an imple *reuse for his
nonAttendinteo at the inattimaticr. , lps
. accredited Successor waripreserd.,
A STATilarn? frOil ea**.
aten 0! 16th -- oflllet .
O
(naMe Doeiten) was Wiled tri: emus orVe..
online in his effort to,arold an ehorceons irock
shot up from the crater. lffe. rolled - down. Oa
steep declivity and was racked at , the 'spot
tyre, nred up smd, baridmne
.
-
Who ibei dower •ana Patten
Moira rolls, may be tracked cast. day by, their
withered ale that strew the ground; 'but Be , ,-
that goes .through lt.and scatters rum nod,. *.
batteredsrsn after leaks behind blmaland
of ce and beauty foe his monument aid'
ai a Millbrae for his daughters andocous. :
Tux Jedeptndifte IV!"
war SAW Iron, Sanuat ataaillagaa a toatieatloa
.of.
New England Itnisita the °coin Imr
' see swath , Carollaw Maudlin olaaaollalta•
Alat'al New Engiand Was. r_ •
• ,
sc'
:.a,.rt.,.x;d~ti>a;.—lar.~h,'.w~xrr..~,w .',,.+' w, a ~~w
NEDS AND MISCELLANY,
Du: Ltsixogromi proposes to make another
expedition to Africa, A private friend has con
tributed £l,OOO to the cause, the Royal Geog
raphical Society RAIXI, and the Foreign Wilco
£5OO. Dr. Litingstone also receivea a yearly
salary of LIIOO, at, consul to the FAstern races
In Africa.
A CALIPORICTA. COITCITIMIdeIIt Or the MISSOTITI
Republican tells - of seeing on exhibition In the
Eanltary Fair In Ban Francisco forty-eight Burt
let pears on a' single stem eight Inches long.
They were of overage ilartiet sLxe and stood out
at right angleaXthiT stem, completely envelop
ing it.
Turme have been bat three judges In the Dis•
trict C,onrt of Massachusetts slueo'its organiza
tion, seventy-81x, years ago. John Lowell, ap
pointed in 1188, resigned 1;24001 ; John Davis,
appointed In 1801, resigned In 1841; and Peleg'
Sprague, appointed in 1841; baa just resigned.
Tun late Chief Jaitlce Tacitly lived and died a
Boman Catholic. We wife was a member of
thi3 Protestant Eidscepal Church. ills only son
died in Infancy, and tdis tire daughters followed
the faith of the mother, who is spoken of as a
woman of great excellence of character. -
A Pstrianztrum. paper of Thursday,
,Rllll5 :
"The first Rlo de Janeiro coffee which has ar-
Zieed at this port since Jan. 26, 1861, was
brought hero on Wednesday, on board the brig
Emma. The cargo consisted of 9,000 bags.
011:.GE CARTER, of the halted States Court
for the District. of Oolua bin, has decided that
sates of gold for merely apeculanve purposes
are prejudicial to the interests of the country
and Illegal to point of law.
Tan committee appointed by the Chamber of
Bantgardt to examine the motion for the abo-
MM., of the punishment of death. bat decided;
with only ono diseentiont , voice, in favor of the_
abolition. _ '
• Trrs rebels in,she Southwest believe that the
gat Federal sped WOn orgauhlog at New Or
ltaus is destined for Galveston instead of Mo
bile, as given out. '
Tim Owl gives the following as Mr. Gladstone's
definition 'of “deputation." A noun of multi
tude which signifies many but does not eignify
much."
Ma. Moons, who derived his pedlrrec from
Noah. explaluedit la•thla manner: "Noah had
three eons, Rhem, Rim and one more."'
A MAX ID Jilin°ls sold posts from a few acres
of locusts .11, years Old to the Central Wools
Railroad to the anionat of ;16,000.
• A matt belated the times Is apt to speak ill of
them. Probably they don't look welt from NI.
hind.
Tun population of Parls thls rear Is 1,667,841
Fouls, exclualso of a garrison of 28.,::00 men.
GEN. Swanks's. though a strictly moral man
binlnit cic!IlloullizO ihr rcbcls awfully.
Tux New York dlttUleries have slopped work
end-milk has gone up.
Mann - 4ms days of good sleighing in Maine
this winter.
&An um.ls - manofsettired from petroleum.
Nsrotsoer his shared oft his Imperial.
NYE:SON-0g Thiridty afternoon, liforeh lath,
at tour Nal4Ok, PATRICE. fithlL.SON,,to the etth
rear of kis Not. -'"""
The rating will talc! place am kis late real
demi*, Morteetatreeti attar LOB City Hotel, tallith
Waa.d, on 8411Tio r atairxima, at bolt-plat eight
&do*, to ploeoati to St. rattlers chunk, and
tom thecae to 154. llraryis Cemetery.
Rorion thy tsd gear of his site at Annap
olis llos Itl
pitar, Md., areti "SOHN
RODGERS,. or Oa. IE, Ifsaa_Regl, Pennsylvania
Volunteers..
Ttikindeitt still Like place from the recidenee
of Ma patents. No. 81 ilreittilniton street, on Mon.
Par, the MU, MM., at IlitOctock. lielltpoue 'arri
crest 2 o'elock. The Menai of the family, and
members of;the JAM ;9th sod Moth !lee's, Penney'.
lonia }Murree Vole., are mmeettully Incited tp
attend. - .
HII.L-.2a 1411.1t i l afternoon, Arch 11`thohnS,
Capt. P/11LIPT1,.. Ned 30 years.
Notice tot the Amaral will be given In the evening
Mere.
11iURDOC41-
=Cal. 416:Et.R.X. i 7 MITZI
AND WILL READ FILO*
SUAkEIRPEAME.
.;
DICKEIn.
LONGFELLOW.
THIS (SATURDAY) FRYING,
AT LAFAYETTE HALL.
mete
1865.
FITTSBT,TRGH GAZETTE,
ESTAILISHED IN 1186.
TWO DULY leDrillOitOl ifIOO.WEVOLLT farness.
Mars*, end &eats" frisks/ Wed and Saturdad.
The Pittsburgh Luna Paladin Anociatleh
Having proeure4l a NC/ITN.' CYLINDER. EON
NUNN, a new Ind beet lira is tot type and ie.
cured the services of en 14110164 corps of edlters,
the paper entiraupon another year otlta long um.
tinned and vigorous life, With high hopei and en.
eouraging PrOapects. • •;:l; ' • • - •• • •
Me Gazerra has never been known towtter,
uncertain soundi and to,iti steady and untiring NI.
uvocacycorrect political ipr...nalylaa Ito be *Wit.
teri, to e large:degree, the proud position wide,
/415henreounty hold manna the brat commons
!leg of the United Elates. Its voice in. tlustuttui,
will be no liws decided and; emphatic.
nig TELEGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT 0193111 GAZETTE
'now a subject of pride to the publishers. With
a corps of mimetic' end talented' Special Caere
spobdents et the news centres of the day, they are
enall&d_to give Dein day to day,-RELIABLE awl
COMMIS DISPATCHES aneDlace it on a Par
with; the most: enterprisi4 Journals of the gay,
East or West. The lame liberal outlay for early
and reliable news by Telegraph win be continued
notwithstanding the war and the Sul:mated espenst;
therefrom.
.
lUUytj Correspondence from the Army ;
Hy . .
our own Special Oarrenpondent, and frotasot•
unteer oontrildttors Olen continue to be a proud..
nent and Interiatinitoatura.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
lior doeted by one thormighlygathiled to funds&
reliable reports of Justly tosnanelion , from Retold
sales. The gootntions of PRODUCE. OATPLE,
FLOUR, GROCERILS, AILS, he., may be relied
upon ns the naiad-pried tram dny to day, thus
furnishing mostintelesteng-god valuable feature
for all classes Of readers. .Igo expense laspered in
procuring Telegraphic quotations hoax abrOad, I.
addition to home reports.
• • -
. -
Morning Edition, per year, nil MO di
r month,
4, per pe week, delivered
Evening Edition, per yeer,•maßed • 80
14 per Week, dellierad •' ' 16 .
' WEEKLY PAPER. •
Single eoples, per year, mailed p 00
Five copies, per year, by, mai, each 1 ni
Ten or more. copies to one liddiessi end one
free to club, soak 100
ARP Alt imticriptions inVarlably id Meaner, and
tho papers to; clopped .the enparation or the
time to •whlob they were Old. •
Readijaneed by , matt' Min D.' registered
through the Post mite, publishers. risk.
GAZETTE ASSOCIATION,
• • PreMnostan Pa.
. . ,
T Utile Uhigs Sewing iffswhOs‘
Moe ONLY 11l Mb Unsurpassed W. vaAsinti;
reliability' and grace. to inovementi and for real
l icti
worth It Mil= riveL. For abnpllalt durablllt)
and aeration It la unequalled by any (hasp
•macidne heintelne canned to the publl and *emu
only la he Win to he appreciated. U, hero,
qui% tr7l4 bind. OW and warily, lour-
selves. wahine warranW. - .- A
Pro: ill Ot.opposile Mb aluulas
soars
QOUTH 10138;
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')1).., St Jiluplett piyeet, led -.Owe treltr.d.
, -.
Hive yeodaritlyALtop . l sioortiarst 017Serre.
SHOES and ()Slime( for - Ladles °esteem
Moo; M . oaths and Shetepiel wear, to.
:*.iNi*sitocrt, '.! , . 1 1 •.,
atrii =mon Istiwneati and
ntIATIOXB, totalkaa ofbt=a r s maw
:Wawa thills oration a l ir K 3
wpm" as 41311 D .81111
-- -a...20R,3011.00.a. Woman. Olt•
' 111.4/14131 SOOPE
" 'GIF .
8 7tol3COTT
13 - , ...',:-. :'.; t' ,s: .. •.
MON OUT BllLTON.:lircnups haikite
r . . Dilworth , .
f(114011l atones . old
, a 1128101441 -
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itssr seas seas saa Wet Reties Se those buy
ASO ' Jou am= sau
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•
GROCERIES, PROD LICE, IC
B . F. QUINSY & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. WO SOUTH WATER ST,
'IIICAGO.
• Give sped.l ottontion to purobo.t
/Your, Gr in, Provision o tic.
B. F. qtinia T. BROWN.
m1:24
T . C. JENKINS.
Commission Merchant,
AND
PURCHASING. AGENT,
PITTSDURGD, PA.
Dealer in Flour, Grain, Seeds, Butter, Cheese,
Fruits, and all Fenn Products. Best brands Fam
ily FLOUR (warranted) always on hand. Also,
REFINED OILS.-
Prompt attentk n given to consignments and
correspondence. Weekly Price Currents sent to
Consignors. Orders and Consignments solletted.
seltaydawr
WM. W. ZIERS-01. JAB. 1. HEIIISON,
lIERRON &I CO.,
Corner of Penn and Wayne sta.,
(WALLAcies Bin Lnixra,) PITTSBURGH, PA.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the porch... of GRAIN of all kinds. Also,
wboireale deniers it BALED HAY. Western
dealers will find it to theiradvantage to correspond
with our Home, as we have greater facilities for
Storage, and put,ing goods into this anti Eastern
Markets than most of the dad... in this city. Tha
beet of city references giren when required.
A_RD. •
•
W. D. PATTERSON, ADAU AMMON.•
JAMES JOHNSON. JOHN SOHLELEIN
PATTERSON, AMMON .& CO.,
Commission *Merchants, Flour,
Grain and
GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS,
ti O. 6, WOOD STREET, PITTSBUBAJI/
felktf
M , BA_M - & ANJER,
Commission Merchants,
Flour, Groin and Produce,
M St COND ST.. between Wood & Smlttteeld,
y PITTSBURG FL
TAM P011211..411 MK= . ATEPRICIIL. hrilitll.
'JOTTER, AIKEN SSILEP RD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Foreign and Dementia *runs,Flom..
Butter, ("Deese, Edge,relaees,
• od produee irenerolty.
• No. NO LIBERTY STREET,
fen% Oppoaße Ps! e.ger Derma, rdtaburgh.
WILKINS LENIIART,
(succrsecni TO Isuclizzowri h LnsniA.Rij
Di-L=4
xrx_ozatm. Ail csale.4.lav,
I
Produce as Commfuton .1111ereluust,
Tel o. Sy! Liberty it., Piktaargh.
..
v. O...nOOLITTLZ ,
DOOLITTL
General =inn= Merchants,
Noe. (nace, W ter ;street, Pittsburgh, Pa, for
tba sale or Flou Cheese, Butter, Free,
Pried Pratt., P Woo. and P ro duce of elf tied..
Air orders for CI rhos Oil filled at the lowest mar.
ket Wors
thaoslgnmenta solicited. rohnnly
r. C. ism-airs' 114111E11•11. GIORIAL
BALBLEY I. 4 VAN °ORDER, Produce
and Gomm lon blercitiata, Witrekobae, No.
NI Liberty at., PlttsburAh, Pa. Wholesale deal.
era to liutter,:re, Lard, Sock Pout, Bacoo,
brace Tallow, 1' there, Broome Potatoes, Hom
iny,' Drled PM Green Fruits, Onions, Flour.
Undo, trlover - , Timothy Herds, Flax Seeds,
(lowe ond Poultry Partlgolat atteatlost gliresr to
Produce Consign ...mt.. lan
r ]TILE, 13 . IRD & PATTON, Whole
-14 sale Orocers And Commission Alercbants, deal.
era in PRODU N 9 ti
,FLOUR, BACON CbESR,
}DIY, • CAR AND I.ARD OIL, IRON,
NAILS,GLA. ' COTTON YARNS, and Pitt&
tu ,
.burgh anutsct - genaraLly,l/3 and 114Si:coca
street Pittsburg .
jOIIN B. CANFIELD, Commlaslgn and
F Den:thud 'and wholesale dealer In
DF- 4 STERN ESERVE CIIRESP, istrl2V4
LARD, PORK, BACON, FLools, Pun, rur
PEARL ASHEN- , SALERATUS, LIN
SEED AND LARD OILS, DRIED FRUIT, and
Produce generally, Noe 11l and 111 Front street,
Pittsburgh. cra
HOLE=S.
crtr oris enersute
if !I:LP &SLIEPARD
_Commission Mei
,' chants and dealers fo FLOUR, GRAIN AND
PRODININ, No. SCI Liberty street, Plltsburftr.
Choke brands of Flour for Rakers and k smUp
use • prudently on band, Particular atteutlOn paid
to idling' orders tot Merchandise generally.
VETZER & ARMSTRONG, Forwarding
and Commission Merchants, for the sale of
FUJI:R. GRAIN, BACON, LARD, BUFFER.
SEEDp, DRIED FRUIT, and Produce genetally.
No. la Market street, corner of Fact, Pittaborish,
Penna. • fendeiy
Eiitßrz•Bit WILKINS ON , VIIr . s . 1 C 143 1351 12;
DRIED " rfi n tllTS, BUT.
ECHIS, GILAI andAINS, produce gettentUy.
Also, LEATHER, 111.Da , :. • ill.s U., No. $ll
Liberty street; Pittsburgh: •
*1 - Cash adrshceibeuta' nage. oonsignments
solicited. 03240ut
•
WK. r Uri mos. zuroasaa
1,,V M. P. BECICA - CO. No. 185 Liberty
T %Met, PlltsburghtPa.', , lPholeode o,roaera,
Commission Illemannts, sad dealer. la COUNTRY
PRODIIF.,•_PROVISIONS, BACON, LAUD,
BUTTER, F.O4S, FISH. as-, PRO
DUCE, FLOUIkgRALN, SEEDS, GREEN AND
aNDEU FHTHTS. &e. SALT awl LEHR. - •.jyl
ORnlifilt n. HIM/
XICTIGIAIL
E A i
1 1 111,1 ; I n 11 3 i l e
11
9 a IS A R
Mr\ r i
d k
. 11 0
Country Produoe mud r - itteburgh lileoufticturea,
No._id Liberty street., opposite head of Wood
street, Pittsburgh. ' - splay
r. 111Mti D. ELNYMiIt.
I.?IiYMER dr BROTIIERS, (successor
1 -wto Delmer A Anderso_r4 Who'gimlet l!ealers In
FOREIGN FIWITS, NI.US and SPIOI.I, CON.
PECITIONEItY, SWAIM, FIRE WORKS, Re.,
Non Wet and 1..% Wood idlest, above Filth, Pitts
burgh. • • /T9YI7
DWALLACE Commission Merchant,
e- And Wholesale r eeler In 'moult &EFRAIN,
No. ald Liberty *tree , opposite Pennsylvania lit.
.11. Pnssenger Depot Pittsburgh , Ps. Stomp!
'Warehouse, earner W yne and Penn stmts.
11011,1 y
......... JOIS. lIIREPATIXOIL
:I - KIRKPATRICK & DROTILER, sue
t, • moors to Brown" & Mikpatrtak, WROLE-
SALE ORMERS; Nos. 191 and Ili•lLiberty street,
Pittsburgh.,
-
J. I. M ILI
ONTT JURS 3DEILY
j S. LIGOETT & CO., CITY FLOUR
," • ING MILLS, corner Liberty =I Adam
streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. • •
C pa clt y, 4tio barrels per day. ap2
V. I.OIIO3I.AXER . WiL P. Lama
•• C o • -
54OHOMARER & mmission
k. 7 bleretnints and 'Wholessiedesler. la GROCE
RIES, FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCT, &a, No. Ere
Liberty street, Pittsburgh. . 'lankily •
JOHN WATT JOHN, WILSON.
WATT it WILSON, Wholesale Gro
s
errs, Ceinmiulen Merchants, and deniers la
Produce and Pittsburgh. manufactures, No: 166
Liberty street, Pittiburgh. . • Jinni
_
DAJZELL BON,
.Thinufac
u tura* of LARD OIL, and 00011016 n MeF
chanta for the porclOuletad ado of CRUDE AND
REFINED POILEubi, Nos: 0 ,and 10.000
otrodi dlyanoes made- ao, 0040-
CIitESE WARFAIOLISE.--HENRT EL*
COLLINS, Forward/ar, aid Commlstlent Mery
chant and dealer la 0.14E11111s , : r i mrrneu; LAKE
lint; sad Produce seueed4y, no o n Wood Attlee;
abgra Water; Pittabunih. my , .
... . . .. 4:0011111
~TOIIN L' 'HOUSE 007, -- WO - Cif - lie,
GROO ER S AND t-MER
CYANTS,corner•rorsier • Surithilekt and Water street,
Pittsburgh.
R 00 ZELL & Co i - Whole-
Buithintro7n x d e defilenN l :pind w i l ieetla
mstinteetttris, Liberty street, Pittsburgh. -
00. /LOYD ' RUAJAIIt mars
JOBA nd k3 O .OYD CO. 'Wholesale Oro
:
And7/44bertfleeta l :Plttebert t lt K r . - 1721;1°Id
Or/4MP L. CALDWELL. (successor
to Amos Holmes Is Ou. FORK PACKER and
dealer. in PROvisionai come4:oi 74.84ipty sod
ronktireetri, Pittsburgh.
' l
7: L7oto'e
T. 41. - .VOIGT&:CO., succossois-ts L
• ck.O.Lr.g., PRODUCE AND otssinssion
NERlmo _. sel Llbedr street. Piftsburst.
iidware•tutzmire: aotrm wiu.a.ou
AMBERT. BRUTON ile. - 004 'Whole'
.1.4 tulle rirocitil MA Produce Dedets, Ito. • Slxtb
'street; 'Pittsburgh. , • ,
SAIAiI, DlOliglear 45- 00.,. -Wholesale
a..Groaeotemlklon Meithinta; and dealers la
PROD No..;oo;:itsran,,}dreet sot 413, Float
neoAtzy, WHOLESAIM
, • q 80 . 0 } 28 . No. wpod street pituburgli;
(AVID - EDGERTON, Ttkol • e
f goxor sod Closeadsaan KerishiuitsUrt WON
,13tritt,,PItta battO.P tett,'
trg.—ica barrels New. York. for
T wee br - HEMET re: °Graaf".
~.+..,
--• • •
.., .•,-•-•
. •
==:l
-v>:~~ -w~~T~
ANIATI.FACTURBILS. Sc.
pITTStUROU FOUNDRY.
A. OAV.RIIIOSt
JOLLY 11. IIICILIT1301(
A. GARRISON & CO.
cst;ienors to Bollmetn, Gazrtion, 0o.,)
FM:OMB AND MACHINISTS
Manufacturers o( OhlHea Rollers of all sizes, for
Iron, Steel, Dram, Zine, Copper, Silver, Cold ,
Straw Bosnia, Paper and India. Rubber 'Works
Oleo, Rolling Mill Castings of all descriptions,
Rant 11111 e, Patent Double Grinder, with a Yorks
ty of other patterns, always an hand and fitted to
order on abort notice and favorable terms. Olin
and Warehouse, 119 Spilt/Meld ',tree; Pittsburgh.
ter:ly
•
BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS
PITTSBURGH PA':
PARK, BROTHER & CO.
Illsoufuturers of
BEST QUALITY VEYENED OAST STEEL.
_Sq6ame, l o lat y ttp m d p o: r talo o rt r , of xll ely t le lre N d irLeTAnt.
rZ i tt "
ST . °Mee and vrarehonae, Non 149 and 151 Final
sad 120 and I Sirnoan arazars, Pittsburgh.
fell-yd
PATENTED OUTOBE 8, OM
DERTIIILIDGE'S PATENT
Oral Lamp Chimneys,
If IEIIVACTITUIED OF
XX FLINT SLABS
These Chimneys are intended for the flat game ;
_heating all parts of the glass equally, does not es.•
pose it to tracking. E. D. DITURIDGE,
god Pitt GLsu Works, Washington street,
spin Pittsburgh, Peen's
W. S. MACKINTOSH-J. lintrElLL. N. F. BAIT'Box CITY WORKS.
MACHUITOSH. ITEMPUILL & CO.
FOUNDERS AND ALLOBINISTS.
Center of PUCE and O'HARA, and
PIKE and WALNUT STREETS,
(NearOity Water Works,) •
Manufacturers of stationery and other ENGINES,
ROLLING MILL CASTINGS and MAURINE
11Y, of all kinds, and general jobbers.
PILProf It t itegrai l ren to repairing ROLLING
ROBERTS, BARNES .4 CO.,
No. 39 Third Street, Pittmitirgla
ITN AND W•Ngl' Plgti woutzas,
hisoulacturets
JAPANNED TIN WARE.
•
We have now manufacturing and have on Mad
Bathing Allparatus of all kinds, Toilet Ware in
Betts, Water Coolers, Grocers' Tea and Spice Can.
later', Cash and lirdee Boxes, Tumbler Drainers.
Spittoons, kc., ko. A large lot of BIM Cases for
Pale low. Oil Cans of all sizes and patterns. Tin
Boolug, Conductors, and all kinds of Jobbing
Work done to order • &pi)
VIA ER. PLANED WARE
ALcrricrit'lr.
Walters, Castors, tke.i he. imitable far tersirada
on band =Mr gals by 8
• WILER
225 itnith bth 8 PEUIADELPiIIA
13ENK: MACHINE WORKS • AND
• H. TirItaHTNAN
ENNEfiI BUILDER AND mictarilsr,
LAOOCZ arasax , .between Federal and Sandusr,
Arran/nary °err, PA: ,
Manufacturer of WIG lITMA WS PATENT
PORTABLE OSCILLATINII STEAM EN
OININt; ShaElne, Pulleys, a.s.•
Repairing of all kinds attended to I PAM/
arms X. FOWN
j OLIN B. HERRON & CO.,
eitcrcreo WEE43:lN2ZelatiliTC.Fill,
AND IRON FOUNDER
Mee and asks Room;s,
fen No. 179 LIBERTY BTRELTI.
WELLS, RIDDLE & No. 216
greet, omtoalte Sixth, PttzAlzsb
- resatetaetueere or WIMPS, LASHES SWITOR
ER,
WORE. Andover: damelpt.leard leßATiplii BRUM
aolleitedfreta the text*, awl &taxis teem*
lv ahlppcdu per Inatemetloaa; fe64v
Se":I.TEVERANS, NO. 68 _ • 13t:
• Pittsburgh, maattraaturer et-BOLIER RIV
RI'S, WROUGHT SPIRES, oomidon aid railroad
of every deeeriptice.
Parrlterdarirft-Met shaped RlTlMartil RITZ=
' ins of email, reeds to order at short dodos. A
cod aseottneed eonstaatly on band.
D. a W. BENNETT_, Ma..hfat.tdrri
• mid 'lmporters oTIVIEENSWAUE.
No. at Die.DIONDLEITAZ6r,_. Detre= Wood
Rod Market .tract.. Pittsburgh. Pa. mtd
pRODUCE CONBIGNMSNTS NOW
-a- IN STORE. . 4 - • .
Me bus. Clover seed; . .
7C0. , Timothy wed;
2000 " . .Dried Apples; - ; •
6:0 . Dried Nukes.
26 . Dried Oben. 14;
200 kegs Peeked Butter;
20 Md.. 801 l Rutter
SCO " Lake ~bore Apple.;
60 . Champagne Older;
• 26 "'Sweet elder.
;10 . Older Vlnegitt; • ,
300 btu. Whito beam.
40 kegs Apol4k MAW; ,
200 bldg. OM Salt; •
,_ _
60001 be. Sifted Vora Neal; • -
•
' 75 bats. Flint Hominy; i
XlOO kegs 1100012 y Lug; , •
6 bbls. Tallow.,
. 540 doz. Freida Canned Peaelee; 1 •
21 bale. Highwlnee;
15 bble.,,ll6apla Sugary
Yoe Sale by L. H. VOIOT tr. 00.
gl3 N DRIES.
N 0 - boars Cheese; •
10 half bblo Fresh 801 l Butter; 1
II boxes t do - 40; , • ,
6 bbl, fresh Eggs; •:
NO half bblo Fresh Locks Herringi .
100 bbl. N 0.2 Large Mackerel; • , ,
60 half bbls - do do;
50 bbls 5 do do;.
40 hairs 2 do do;
620 Noun& Codfish; .
66 bble Pearl' itshi
600 pig Noft Galena Lead; --
200 bbl . White Lime;
100 do Carbon LeOuNl CU, - ;
60 do PHIZIO Snail White Beano;
25 do do Pearl Hominy, for Kale by
.n 9 J. B. CANFIELD
•
. 150 bbli. No. f Largo Mackerel; ,
Om )4 bbL " 44 46
so II •4 ta lut
80 bbt. !• so It • • •
-
po_unds Codtisli
10 drulny finks; .
GO %Able. No. I Wi th Fish;
u Plokon,l; for sale by
WATT & Wliberty'sLSON,
"259 L , .
. •
GONSIGNMEZITts:-.. —, • '
60 bOket Meilen& °racier,
• 7.5, barrels Primo Sweet Palefaces
' I. ear load Peseh Blow Potatoes; ,
211, bat rola Drees Appleei
100 dbzen Conned Patrice:
60 do - -do
160.Pozee . prime Mom; •
1O barrels 54. Pesellei VDT) NOIT.Crop;,
&turtle fresh Roll.Buttorg
POO Wallas Flex Seed__ ; _
POO bustiela Primo Whits, Bea- ne; •
Jost hetlifal and for ealeby _ -
ec . SHEPARD,
mtas ; - Übe:rip 'tree,
,
599 bbl. Hominy) • .j
50 do ElooklarrT . obsocol
to: do ' , Prime 1 5 ,51 4 1,1151115 1 , •
15 do Roll Button -
• to do- Cbalopahno Old** • r k , •
90' do elder ouilaNyl for suakincslnegar;
6 do. love: •wwl
El do Flax beedl
SI. do Dried Apples. ' •
=boxes w. - n. , uteeie;• • 0 . •
It* .do Hamburg do.; .
fit storeand for race low by
• r liamsr...l-r h. 'PAN is
GOtrEN,
otbls • • .N 0.901 Liberty Arcot.
r
4 us bblafi:tin Labrador Eierrthac r OO / aottli
bbls Extra No. t Lee se
MaoKerai
' 90 halt bias Lana Ro. Igrokati4i
113 ipartarbbts N 0.901
1000 pou •
rats 00(119191, „ -
At bvr Pri o " Vain." 'TAN GoimEß.
_
maid ..trckstit Libitt7 gu • tet; -
-,queeßs. •
100 bats Alla El Cabe Str, , I
Ppla
•Itut rt.:eh/4"d ftg. • =rim. ir. PROS.
MICEIVING.
:are red' Roll Ii
- II -- •
ACO larnr ll a
H
31:0 bush small Navy.BL r s ii*tr y
raw k g . b ul kc4l7,4 . 04pons,,I•A tor
lUD Li,„
INERSAL CLOT : - }Pk:TIMERS.
_la -.Oa pair good Wriager thit ll nadir, itr4
warranted to etre 'atilt/tablet.. andazandoe
tn.= atthro lead Stunner Depot, Na. lialtodl,e&t.
Solo Ana* fdtAlitatow7 oonit* r
011iED CLOTH
WWI WOW toted mid will be sold
DttOea testa UMW. at the India Subtle;
Depot a ~ J. &S. PHILLIPX
AWN
4
:
- La.;
itl,/
ESTABLISHFT) IN 1786:
.711ISCELLAXE0 ITS
_ .
BARGAINS.
13A It I N S.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Together with a fine auottr.ent of
Ba'morale. Gaiters, Gums, due., dte,.;
I=l
CLOSED OUT IMMEDIATELY,
Without Regard to Cost:
431-311MTTIE6
Don't forget we have a large stock of Primlll-01111
Boots, DOUBLE SOLE AND SINGLE
.80L$
which you eon obtain for nearly half the coat •C
manufacturing them, hp galling at
CONCERT HALL SHOE STINK
Next Door to Express Office
mhis
THE GREAT PURIFIER..
FEFMAPANMU:
since the introduction of medicine, the, 9 1 .10 01 i et
dise•sse has perhaps been the stdrleet, of awseleii
.
rims and scientific coulderittne by 'llue nee*
learned of the profession than anyWitiehgra
.
With the laws of the Great Creaton mot affewkaul
contended that all diseases have their erten Di the
stoimebi others, the solids of the body; enaa
.•
sum, tied by far toe greatest number, eoutead and
reason that the atom itself it the yeal.foureala eF
Ufe;,tbat if ft becomes Impure, then Meese' to Its
worst foams—Serofola, Cancer, Mere, he., a •
anti indeed, experience in treating this tram dia.,'
eases Ti•Nr the blood and therapy aftraing
their asdion .. 4 4 cure, prove thirty to the
correct theory : ecttAgupon whichtheruy, d.
fibs Imola o.qos 136X.APA.N•ray was ampere,
sad brought nto iphictice, producing the moat ealli6.
Dying mulls.
Its use soon exercise' such a masZ u ot, jo r ; .
SCROFULA, ULCERATIONS,' a
• rare FACE, TUT' SALT RHEUM.
LIVER OOBIPP L IA LOSS or
APPETITE. DISPID.SLI,
RREUMATI:III/,GEA- ;
=AL DEBILITY, • •
as eve, Dom the time it, is Met takee, Oneonta
regemout to the patient, by making 'both SOILS wet
i . felt,.the goad It Is abent to accomplish. It yea
• thought best to put It up In bottles at SM. and ghee
esene—se man y persona uedtrposed to by as an tr
file but - are often deterred at tee expense,—so the •
that here can be made at a moderate ou, and
satiety the puhases that the le
what ir Chinned - foe it to to. via: the greatest
nuns mean erne brought before that people;
pelketa Peewliwwlll had to it toe moneme Um,
need
- .
not the gable may form soma Lim of its pose -
liar curative merits, we subjoin a Hit of the lOUs
pal articles of which it is composed, with odhy
dmorlYtion of the uses and adaptation of eaoht.
ken from the highest authority known.to wradtso,
Gleam.
HONDURAS 5/RB4PARILLA
Is used with a beneficial ellbcttn easesof Memos
thus, Scrofulous Airectiona Cutaneous Mamas
awl other depraved conditions of health.
DeLNDELION
Is tonic, diuretic, and aperient. It hu i speeld .
fiction upon the llrer, exciting It when languid, to
seeretion.. It has been much used la Gerinsay is
Mamma of the digestive organs. , • -
lODIDE POTASEKIEL.
Them are few diseases in whisk It has not welts.
beneficial I it le used la Scrofulous Affeetloss edit
great hence; It ham also been used 'with mutat ma
eirn: treatment for Inflammation otitis Sri: 1$
gems:B4i iiffell•lMMl the appetite and flesh.
LA YENDR,R FLOWER;
, •
Are aromatic, tonic, and Wetly lairigsraiing
cases of Marlton& Debility.
WThTER GRZE.N
Is espectilly yaluAble I ousel of SototaL it
CHAMOMILE rioweas
Are advontagionsly ',tied to. exist of EntWit4c4 1111.
=l:l7 k a a p p llat t go to owe Oe,
MkZEIZEON Bdu.
It aota favorably u en alterative to OhrOrdo AS.
froth:out, Chronic Skew:nth= and obatinet• DS.
tenet or the Skin. •
Thi'bilame of the formula mlthhold u ape
.t r.rbrfra"
SALON JOHNSTON,
SMITHFIELD k FOUBTB 8i94
Pitt".i 3 O; / 16 '
wreak your Intelligent Phystibur htioterktfut
of the above tabs.
ALP% I'UYOI
EILITAEY /lISTITI :PPE; •
r .
Allentown, PC Bey. 1.. M. norrono. A. X.: .;
• President. Maier G. EOSENDORPT
B ' u lTds rin testitutten. chartered by the State Ofiseno
slvanie, with felt loilvitiele •u°
'privilege of State t...ins tor Is
ay
and Csvaltraiills,is now In succour Verities's
offerlng superior eduestiOnal:_opportuzdtlar ,
*miry department of study. •„Oomitnituttion,,dl.
reet , ,from .Pittabursh, without onangus nrIC
acu
etteulars at L. blcOlLatoek_Marketstred.w..
orsazircLibertyatzestquaX.-.'
ItELT/310 FOR` IVELLS..—Ww
A._ ways have Urge stock of flook andleathat
Beltlft. on: band, of the boat quality. 'unable foe
011 Welty le. 'Alio' Oum 'Paaldngs,' , Hook Out,
which we win-se/I 'o,t •
pr.ioes.,t frol•
2{ and 28 01a117 street, by " '
lap • at H. PHILLIPS. :.
.BUTTER
en Bbla treat roll Butrer, and 'Mktg, &gab packed
do., received and Corsair bi
nazm&AiraisrattitrG,'
sable - 'Corner Masker sadist.
SQMOKED SALMON. AND. EILLIBVT.
. Jule becelved a froth, suppty_of Wetly fhaoked
* Salmon awl ,Iliathut, tor gala by the pound et the.
az ait g rb° .? il °tare
al il7o. A.
tale' . ! Liberty simulana striek
IILOATER HEREING.'--lirfresh:lot of
F
large the: dielay ;Wit teCtiVid IM
toe WO by the dozen or box; by " —•- • •
intdo * - owner Brtyllntimpd=-.
• 140 barrels prism White Beans.l rec 447041
for 401011 , F,ETZEII. fr..e.a.;timortch
- 10016 — Verger Market. and
EIDER-
- 60 barrels 0101e.e
mhlg E Vl C 2:9lstti l tetal' Wilt.:
Ulan& lick. 1 -MAofritlittisL—Put upisi
irnkl.va tortatriiiirfssatado fEr
re e f t eds by u
Amh i. 3_,‘
,-
I
191VALL ;Rti:PE4=lol) - casing izaw. Waif:
*vets, joie openav
,Eniroodritreotaiikta •
4 ri kb eici E )7 4 (Mak° ' F a e l7
P r ue '
. 6;41101o . w.
O. VAI SA-4, chola'
414,4"-ArAlf:atniairwrgatkZ'
barrels for said' .y "
- - Hwang' a othjars.
MEEIIERRINCL , 7 SO half tarrels tat
4 Millbi - _
a ... t ,_-. ' ~ is ~: ~'i ~:
: - ii '~.
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