`ESTABLISHED IN 1786 She c ipittshrgh arazettt. CITY ITEM .A Few Store tOt those yerd'irlee English Chintzes left, at the low price oteS cents a yard, at Shellaby tr. Bar elaVs. - Neutral Sulphite of Lime, For vresirvlng Elder.. For sale by Olkstles Super Druggist, corner of Penn and St. Clair streets, Pittsburgh. • Great Inducements To purchasers of dry goods, at wholesale or retell. We are new offering some elms good bargains on thenorthelat coiner of Fourth and Market genets. C. ELairsolf LOVE at 800. SOO Pair More Or Gray Blantata, very cheap, at ahellaby fa Oar firs. , Freedmen's Anniversary This meeting will be held at Lafayette Hall, on Sail:Way escaing. By the adeersleement, It mill be seen that an haunting meetla; may be ox. mita: For Furs, We eanualely commend our readers to mil upon Mr. J. Blllermee,7s Wood Street, for anything In the Fur line of no matter the else or importance. Behan added to his stork bmsvily and eon supply tel inedisels of ell parts of the globe at low prices. Now 11 the time to call upon 11111errean, as bar gains maybe had in the shape of Muth, Collars, Capes, WO Sets; or in short everything that money could buy or taste would sel:ct le the Fur line.; Dry Goods. Al low L you can buy them In Now York or Phil. znelplas, on Inn northeast corner of Fourth and market stesets. C. 11...Na0s 1.000 ta Duo 'The Cloak Room Of the oily Is at Bette h Ben's, No 21 fifth street. Cell at once and see the style. and mate risl. We Advise an early call. Boat. and Shoes. At Th• n A. MrClelland'a, Nos. 65 and 5 7 fifth stmt, will bell:kn:A a most superb assortment of .all kinds of lapilli awl banes, for men's and wo men.' wear. The assortment embraces all brands and varieties, tot all kinds of service. Now I s the time to purchisn. In this connection, we will state that a nary extended stock of Dry Good. will oleo bet and on hand. Call ►t McClelland's, • ..Blaulata and Flannel; On the aartheast career or Fourth• and Market 0. HANSON Love & Bee. ' DWI Waste Your Time. When you ma buy a yard•unae English Chlots foi Christi s yald. at SheWl A Buday'll _: Buy Pure White Lead And oile of ill hinds cheaper and better et Ftem tries drug etore t No. 84 Marker street, thee Hee where In the city. Remember the oleos, St Mar. het street. Dress Goods, • At extremely lour pricer, on the northeast corner cf Fourth and Market streets. O. 71.Airs0N Lore k Bito. Large Variety Of furniture, desk., stdp-boards, wardrobes and the beat assortment of parlor, chamber and dining room fonthiture to be found to the city, at H. BuLoss's, 45 Smithdeld Street Public Sale of Unclaimed Freights of the .- • Vatiosylvanta Railroad. To-mg/roar, (Friday) morning at to o'clock at, the Warehournof Meek b. Arnutrong, No 37 First street, near ?Market; sod on' Saturday ourrang, Dec. 2, st 10 o'clock, at the Warehouse of White Bros.. So. a Seventh street. • T. S. Alciir.et.f.ann, Auctioneer. C. A.glairintrer., Freight Agent. If You Want Some 'Very Good Bargains In Prints sad bluallnn, call al, Siasßaby & Batalay , . Remember ibis Stock has jitstbeen purchased at present yarns prises, and Tout MarirslY upon finSI ,, S the greatostof bargains. Ratnankber, tbnplace to buy Dry Ganda a.eap, Ic at ties aid original Bee Hive stand. Iheldhi Op(Won of Hostetter;eptom acti Bitters, Touching the titters this grind that I. clear, Their time flits all the western hemisphere, Known in ell land., messed by lta oceans twain flealtb. tune •ad vigor follow to their train. AVOID COODITZRVBITS. Siostetcer's Bitters chore the common fats Of all things good—lapoiters Imitate. Of these beware—discreetly ustpaur eyes— From honest houses purchase your supplies TUC GOVEUNIMNT INDOUSZMEXT In order to guard against dangerous impositions. the public ore requested to take especial note of the beintlfal engraved proprietary stamp, through which the government of the Baited Stores offi cially anther:dinette every bottle of Hostetter's Bit ten. This ',geld, thrown by the government over the proprietnra and the plata!, for their iota protection, is placed conspicuously across the cork and over the neck of each bottle, and cannot to Strike the eye of the most casual observer. Nothing that purports to be Hostetters Bitter's can be genuine unless the 'Limp is there. It la also tropes to state that the Bitten are sold exclusively in glass, and never by any cir. cumstaoces by the gailolVor the barrel. Impos tors and imitator!' are abroad, aid the only safe guard the publie has ain't:at them I. to sae that the Bitters they buy bras the engraved label and note of hand of Menu. Hostetter k Smith, and the stamp above mentluned. All Sticßaby d; Barclay Aek for a geed Red or Yellow Flannel, I. 17!.1 cants. Avery heavy. Twilled Flannel. ler cent., and a large lot of Canton Flannel at almost any price. rio'aid and M Market street to the place. • - Neutral Sulphite of Linn, preserving Slat. For sale by Charles Supor, Druggist, earner of Perin arid St. C 111.• streets, Pittsburgh. Fall and Winter Goods. it le with great pleasure we call the attention of eta reiders to the superb Cock of Fall and Winter Doodsjust received be Ms. Sohn Water Merchant Tailor, No. IN Federal street, Allegheny. HU stock cabinets 130b3 of the rarest and most beau. anal Cloths,Clasidmeres, Inurrocting s and Vesting -seer brought to the western market. His assort. meat of Furnishing Goods, comprising °am, Drawers, Collars, Neck-ties, Hamitkerehlirfs, &a., easuCt be surpassed ear or west. A large stock lof resdpmade Pane, Coate, Vests and urinals° be (ound • at•his establishment. Persons la Want of sulirthOg In the clothing line should not CU to Dive esr., 'refer • sail. Thomas W. Parr, & ..rfrietlssl Mato hoofers, sod Dealers In Arnerissa Slate of various colors. Office at .thrzsarler - liskehltd , s, loess the Water Works. fltraborgh. StslBertkrk No. 78 P 9 street. Orders PrumPttifitteaded to. All mot= ?arrested mast proof. Repatrkkrdcas at the shortest notice. No charts for repairs, Provided tho 'rear is tot abused after MIS Doi on. Its Philosophy Soeodant sah antlacl4. Sorcelont la an anUpu trosecal, Sorodent la a tonic. eozogant Is ell vegetable Bad entirely hansUms. Hence It cleanses the teeth from acetone oonorettenz, stops the de. contposltlon of their substance. sweetens. the breath, etimhlates the gums, :mats the - palest and 41cst prepatatlorbof Its class to existence,. That's It to a T Good cough candy, butter acoteh Or Everton toy, cocoa nut candy, rose, lemon. pine apple, irantllit and mountain tea candy and tame.. Good -prunes. QM ralsans, dates and currants, at No. =Federal atrebt. A call la solicited. nobtlw 000. EILAVInt. CaxpOiler Jobbing Stop Slaving retarnalt alter as absence of Wee ream In the artas.l hate mop:mai CIF shop for all gotta of lobbies fa this earpenfar line, at the old stand, tUS la Alley, betsoeaSmithfield street and Cherry allay. Well elicited awl promptly - arta:AM to WIALLAIN POBIZZOT. , Neu i l ; Sulphite of Lime, l '•. Tot Trtierriclig 1 aer. Tor sole by Moab' Soper, minutia; cor of Penn and St. Clair larvae, RlttobtaTh. ; ; ash Opencel, 02 sew 01Othlq Meuse, at a WIWI street, where .we offer Magi orth of clothing regardless of cost, at Oak noftlm _ C. 5311 4 tikkehtt, 246 Penn !Street, *ninth' preatfigy to all treaincis In his probe*. Con ty - • —„— MustertOut os More Troops. • NEw Tome, *rr. World's special iigya t Orders lust promulgated from the War Deportur directs the muster out of about teu thousand =Mir olttatcer troop. THE DAILY r PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH 'METE:STING PROM W ILMINGTON The Clerkship of the House UNRELIABLE PENSION BUREAU &GMT& Yellow filer and Falai! Pox Amin; Negroe. GEN. FULLERTON ON MATTERS IN LOUISIANA The Tennessee Congteasional Delegation CONTESTED BEATS IN THE HOUSE. iliTairs Along' the Rio Grande NEVI Yoaß, Nov. 80. —A special dispatch to the New York Herald, from Washington, Nur, 29th, says It is understood that an effort will be made by the New York delegation at the orga nization of Congress to divide the clerical hon ors with Pennsylvania, which has so long ei- Joyed a monopoly of them. A struggle to de pose Mr. McPherson frau the clerkship of the House will undoubtedly be made. Several can didates for tte clerkship ore being talked over by membirs already here, and it would seem from their earnestness that Mr. McPherson has mote to do than simply walk over the course. Tha mane of Richard A. Sherman, of Oneida County, the yeas and nays Clerk of the House Is mentioned In this connecting. The sill. crc of Line Pension Bureau are con rinced that there are a ~area number of persons in New England anti the Western Sitars who Mlininz themselves otf upon persons who are entitled to pensions, as licensed swats of the Bureau, who roe entirely unreliable. All agents for pensions are required to hold licenses Iron the Commissioner of the Bureau. The surgeon havlbg charge of the freedmen In North Carolina reports that during the last three years there were great inroads upon the blacks by yellow fever and small-pox. The mortality at Fort Anderson, one of toe large .t colonies la the State, was unprecedented, during the rage of the four last springs; over two thou sand dying in leas than two months. Now, hewever, their sanitary condition is continually Improving. A ,rectal to the • World. from Waahiagton, says: General Fullerton, who has test returned from Louisiana, reports the planters unable to obtain saitleler: amount of laborers, and cold employ several thousand more than there Is in the State. The citizens of Louisiana are re pairing the foss sultalned'doring the war, and take every little Interest In political or military movemeats. Real estate, rents and all products are commanding high prices, and all branches of blindness has been resumed with a degree of energy unusual in that portion. It has been strongly intimated to any that the Clerk of the House intended to place the eamcs of the Tennessee delegation of Con gressmen elect on the roils on the first day of the session. It Is asserted that Tennessee is In the same category With Other Southern States, sod If this Intention is carried out an Ohio member will more to strike out the names from the roll. Those who favor the measure say that Ten:levee Is (lolly restored to the Union. and it is therefore entitled to immediate rep resentation. Nearly all of the Tennessee Con gressmen elect are here. 'lhe Tunes' Washington special says there will be seven contested tests In Congress. There Is the case of Brooks va- Dodge in the St.h New York.clistrlet, on which a strong contest will be made. Mr. Brooks is the Bitting member. In the 16th Peneot tracts district there Is a eatitest between blesses. W. li. K 001117.. Republican, and A. H. Coffroth, Democrat. The probability Is that the case syl.l come up at once, and that Roontz will be given the scat and the case referred to committee on elections. In the 21 et Pennsylvania district, Smith Faller, Union, con tests the certificateof John L, Dawson, Demo cr at. In the 13411 Ohio district, the sea: at Got. iimbus Delaney, Linton, Is contested by Mr. Follett, Democrat. la the 7th In liana district, the seat of D. W. Vorbees, Democrat, 0 contes ted by Cot. 11. D. Washbu-ne, Cr. i,11). In the 4th Missouri district, the seat of ram. KAN., Cairn, is eunitstisi by B. Ib. Boyd,Dr.moerat. In the sth Michigan district, the seat of Mr. Lowbrldge, Colon, Is contesOxl by August—is C. Baldwin, The credhattals of the members are very slow ou arrivin..., sod It is doubtful if the clerk will he able to make op his roll la time from the credentials reeeiveil. There Is no contested case this time for any of the territories. The certificate of Governor Goodwin, the delegate elect from Olivine,: has teen received, signed by himself, of comae. Not more Ginn toren or four of the members elect from the Southern States hare arrived. They evidently prefer to await the ;('sue at !mute sod save expense. Among those here is Joseph Barker. the well known banker of New Orleans, who Is a mem ber from that distrlet. A special to the World from Washington. save: A gentleman attired here to day tram. the Itto Grande, who was present at the selge of Mata moros. flu account of the behaviour Of the Imperial troops Is mat very creditable to them. Re says they numbered about two thonsaus, and that the engagement was a perfect farce. The Liberal party ate gathering strength dolly. and will soon force the Imperial troops back into the interior. Ile communicated eons Im portant facts to ow , Govenament respecting the condition of affairs, along the filo Grande. No addlGonal Intelligence has been received from Gen. Sherlilan within the laet t trthty-four hours. Gen.. Fullerton, who reached this city to-day, from New Orleans direct, says that affairs on the Rlo Grande excites very little Interest in New Orleans; none there anticipating serious results fioru the recently reported collisions be tween our troops and the French. A special to the World says The Virginia Legislature meets oh Monday nest. It Is hr tiered that the Coustitutional Arn , •ndm.tit shot isnin slavery will be passed, and lb, de it repudiated. OFFT lAL NEWS FROM MEXICO. Two States Evacuated by the French. WASIII,.TON, Nov. .?I,—.Aildit.Jua: ottLial news has been received by the Merman Minis ter to the effect that not only the State of ( hi huahaa, but that of Sinai°, was bele.; evacu ated by the French, who could no longer op pose the republican insorrection. Astuidonlog Maria Cordia and *millia, they were compelled to embark at Mazatlan, when only four hun dred were left. This retreat had encouraged the ratriots, who, under the command of General Rutty, were getting ready to attach the city, thus putting an end to the French !miasma of litinola, The Live per cerit, Treasury notes coming due Der. isf; must be forwarded ny the balder to the Treasury at WashiontAn for redemption, and it would In. advi,innic ;to avoid losses that the signatures should tr appended. and care be ing taken not to destroy the The following named officers hues Vein bre vetted MaJcr.Geri rails In the Ccited States Ar my : Pay Master General, B. W. Briea, for General, James, A. Hardie, Provost Mar shal General, James B. Fry, Assistant touter. master General, Charles Thomas. Southern Prmitij terlan Aid Aim:octal lon. Lorisclun, Nov; 30.—The Presbyterians of this city have with great unanimity. organized the Kentucky Board of Aid for Peasbytirian pastors to the South who are in death tits cir. entosancer, resulting from the war. The Pres byterian pastors of the city, in cannection with the following officer, William Garvin, Presi dent; L L. Warren, tiamtlbea Pops, B. F. Av ery, D. bt'Culloch, Vice Presidentai James Huber, Secretary and Treasurer, wid aonitituta the board,-aairwill receive and disburse the :cm& dor attd for this object. A meta lug of the united congregation" of the Presbyterians 10 Lsalsville will be held la the recosd Pitsbytertan church: oa the reining of the approaching. hanksgiving day, at which time as an appropriate thank-offering for the restoration apace. and u 1111 earnest of good will to men, eJlt will be nuala to give hep and crtnfort to their suffering paatora and their 'wives and little own. The board appeal{ to Presbyterians through out the north and west for prompt co-operation In this Christian Wolk. " Whoso bath tabs world's goods and gedit his brother have need, and ihntteth up Mal bowels of companion from blm, bow dwellotiabe love of 4:iodic) him." Celebration of the Aantveraary of the Bat• Ile of, Frantllll-13ale of the Burnet Cixert'sivr, - ,NovJ 30.—The °pa Arsay Coris Association held Ai meetlng• to,niabt in com memoration of the battle of Franklin. General Strickland delivered an mation, and General Sbetwood a historical poem. Tho Association atliounacd to meet at Indianapolis this day next year. . _ The morning papers any that A. B. CoTatman has sold the Burnet, lions° to 8. M. Pike for 11.1 . 6 hundred thousand dollars. Title IS the largest transfer of real estate ever made in thin city. I CEIXE IN WASHINGTON CITY. DrEadfal Railroad Accident in Virginia THREE KILLED AND MANY INJURED Close at the Old Capitol Prison. Wsutooro., Nov. 30.—The Superintendent of the Metropolitan Police says the number of arrests made during the last quarter amount to the unprecedented number of nine thousand one hundred and twenty-two, being nearly three thousand more than have been arrested during any preceding quarter. He says the number of arrests is mainly owing to the great number of soldiers that have been mustered out of the military service In our midst, who tied them selves without emp'oyment, and without mewls In many instances, have biome violators of the law, and bare fallen Into the hands of the po llee, but the greaternamber of arrests hare been of persons who Lad followed in the wake of the armies for the purpose of plunder and rub bery, and now are forced to prey upon our citi zens. There are also a large number of con victs of Southern prisons now at large, who are four d to bo among the most desperate charac ters that 'visit oar city. Most of theta men are as yet unkaown to our d,tectlrea, and conse quently these officer's labor ander disadrantages In their eases. Of the whole number arrested, 5.418 could neither write nor read. Last night, about 11 o'clock, as the through, train for Richmond, which left hare at 8:30 P. ts., was passing over the road near Warrenton . Jcmcilon, one of the Win was thrown from the `track and dragged some distance. The brake. man and two aoldlers were instantly - kllleet. A lady and twenty, teat soldiers, belonging to the 116th New Vett Volunteers., were bully injured, several having their limbs broken. The wreck was soon cleared away, and the injured and dead were cared for at the Junction. Tole ac cident detained the up train about two bourn this morning. • The United States :coesul at ins Rochelle, France, writes to the Departhtent-Of State, that merchants who recently wlabeilto charter Tea sels for the United States. were unsuccessful:and were obliged to ebip theleiroods by way of Ha ire and Bordeaux. It is the general belief at La Rochelle, that the commerce of that district with the United States will assume greater ore. north es than before the war. Judge Terrell, of Tcras, received pardon to day. By au order of the Presldeut it is stated that the old Capitol orison a ill he vacated and clos ed to-morrow, and that the detective fon a it already being reduced. FROM JAMAICA AND HAYTI, Emperor Folouque Ripened from /Amain, REDIRECTION ENTIRELY FUFIiBSEED, -Leaders Publicly Executed CAPE HATTIEN REDUCED TO ASHES. Jnarlst's Forces Gaining Ground, HAVANA. Nov, 93.—8 y the way of St. Thom. as, we have dates from Jamaica and Hayti. We have news to the 17th by the steamer Campbt 11. The Ex.Empercr of Hayti, Solongue, his Prime Minister, Solomon, and 94 others of his family and suite, ate passengers by her, en-route for St. Thomas, having been expelled from Ja maica by the Brttish government. The insurrection is reported to be entirely suppressed. Paul Boyles, their leader, was '2,4 years of age. lie, st ith many others. hate been publicly executed, and there are 51111 several more under arrest, condemned to thaltame fate. From Hayti we learn, by way of Kingston, that Cape Lin} lien has been bombarded by too British war steamers, the city reduced to ashes, and the forts destroyed, The troops or Gelfrard are In possession of what was the city. There were many killed and wounded of the rebels. The city was the capital and stronghold of rebeldom. It is gen. ei ally believed that th• rebelon le at an end. G. [Triad retains in tranquility the President's chair.. I%e British Consul General, Mr. Bauch, the famous Bunch, of Charleston blockade fame, bas porn appointed cber7..fo. Affairs to the Re— public of Central America. to reside le Gua temala he Is to be superceeed by Mr. Byrtge, from the nandwlch Islands. The Gslvviston lean of thelsth gives newt from Browneville, lw ought by Captain Elton Brown. that the Inarlst. were gaining groand is the sslwe of Matamoros. Gee. Espinosa was not lulled as reported. Lieutenant. Colonel E. Myer. late of the Ual• ted !States army, ban been made a General In the Llt,ttral fta ens, and Dr. 11. liorrh, I'. S. A., Major. ' HABEAS CORPUS RESTORED. Proclamation by the President SOUTHEEN STATES EXCEPTED ERN ITS ACTION. W ASO IY•TON, Not. 30.—The following p lemation hoe JOE been isentd by the Pre,: rent of the United &tate': W HEREAS. By the Prtielamation of the Prest dent of the Unite.d States, of the llith of been's her, one thousand sight htndred and sixty three, the writ of 1146eas corp., in certsin ems therein let forth, was suspended tbronghont the United States, and whereas, the reasons for that suspension may Do rewarded as haeinq ceased, In some of the States and Territories. Now, therefore, be it known, that I, Al:iron' Johnson, President of the United States, d 4 hereby proclaim and declare that the 'aspen- Mott aforesaid, and. all other proclamations and orders ■nependieg the privilege or the writ of Laken corpus in the State_v and Territories of the United State•, arc revoked and annulled, excepting as to the ['Ult. or \ limb. in. Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgic, Florida. Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ar kansan and Tel.le; the District of Colombia, and the Teta aories of New Mexico and An• lona. In witness whereof I have hereunto set illy hand and canned the Event scat of the silted !Staub to he affixed. Done at the City of Washington, this let day of December, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and slsty-dre, and of the independence of the United States of America the ninetieth, I Signed I, As - Dann By the President B, SCWAUD, 84Cretary of skate. Claims upon the Govenimeet —Decision of Judge Holt. Neer Tom, Nov. 3B.—The Tuns., Washington special as : Judge Holt, aster of the Bureau of Military Justice, gave an opinion yesterday, pru • mulgattd by order of the Secretary of War, con struing the tecond and Gard sections of the act of Congress, passed July 4th, 1804, which pro vides that all claims of loyal Mauna to Staten not in retell:ea for Quarter-molten' Stored, and for aubelattnce actually furnished to tho army of the Or Bed States and recelpted for by the proper officers receiving the same, or which may have been gotten without a receipt, may bo sub mitted respectively to the quarter-master Gant ral,or Commissary General, and If found Just, de., the laat earned oaken shall recommend the claim to lbe third Auditor for settlement. Judge Holt holds that to Jastlfy the act' at contemplated by tin second and third section of the am of July the 4th. 1864, not only moat the claimant bee loyal citizen, but the claim also must originate in a loyal state. The words "ehilme of I. citizens In states in °wine In ditloyal states thee at open war with the government will be allowed" rake a quest on so complicated wlib politics and other eoriaider. Minns proper ter the determination o' Congrees, that it is believed that the exectltive adz:tints. tratlon eht,old not 11115UMO Co act on finch claimer without the clearest authority conferred by Con. grace. It hi not sew - Kited to have been the In. tendon of I.l.mgrara to vent tech authority. Organization of the House—Neglect of earltury Regulations In Washington— The Eight Hour system, WASIIINOTCIN, NOV. Is understood that in the organization of the House, the ops position will make a teat case of the question of admitting the Tennessee delegation. The clerk will not place the names of this delegation up on the clDcial roll unless directed by the HOMO to do so. Emerson Etheridge alleges that but a few of the Coutfressmen elect from that State, received a majority of the legal votes. Daring the present week one hundred and thirty eight persons have been reported at the deanery Department for dereliction of duty, Uri: der the isles and regulations proylded to seems the cleanliness and health of the city. The Mechanics' and Workingmons' Conven, lion, of the District of Columbia' have pre, pared a memorial to Congress, asking that eight hours be established as a legal day's work la the mechanic and label department of the GOTer/LMCIII.. PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1865. A 1411,510 01' SOL:THEMCOI6RESSIIEI Flight of Robert Toorrirw. THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Land Grants to Pacific Railroads. ELEVOLNIONATS DEFEATED IN VENEZUELA Nzw Tom, Nov. 30.—The rornmereidfl Washington special says Mr. McPherson, the - Clerk of the House, has decided to leave thre names of the Virginia and Tennessee nsem`mrgi from the Initial roll. The friends of the Prest4 dent, however, aunt that Horace Maynard, an Col. Stoker, members elect from Tennessaii meet be admitted at the organization of thy ; house. They will probably be admitted. Robert Toombs has escaped from Georgia and; sailed for Europe. It will be remembered that-1 the Government allure attempted to arrest him ., at the same time that Stephens and C. C. clay', were 'tabled. They proceeded to roombla house, bltt be disappeared out of one door as they entered at another. Toombs and Breckig. ridge will never smile pardons from Andrew Johnson. It la polthely a.seerted that General .Butler boa prepared a legal argument showing how Data and Lee_ean be trkd by a military tribu nal. A Vi'astington despatch uys : The President's Message will contain a full statement of the present reconstruetkm policy, and submit it to Congress. Indications are that the policy will r be adopted, with very few modlficattoes. Grants of public lands to Northern and Cen tral Pacific railroads will exceed, by careful es timates, one hundred and twenty five millions of acres of land. Southern routes will be asked for during lb. coining session. The Freedmen.' Bureau i■ in receipt of a re port from its Commissioner la Texas which Bays that the planters are feeling very much encour aged by the excellent prospect before them of heavy eroos, and the negroes am working with perfect harmony, and with an Increase of con tentment and pelaeversuce. The limo' Savannah letter contains news from Veneznala that the party headed by Gan. Miranda, In the State of Trujillo, was entirely destroyed In battle. The General was left dead on the field. Ex-Ensprror Bolongue, of liaytl, smiled st Santiago, Cabo, en roate for BL Thomu. ' Discbarge of Nooy Yard Employees—A Patriot Dead—Goverameot sale of Wes. eels —The Atlanta Released From Quar aatlae, New Yon's, Nov. 50.—T0-day, some 8.500 men employed in the Navy Yard, are to be dis ettergt d. WO= Conway. the sailor who refused to pull down the American gag, at Pensacola, when orders] to do so, on the 12th of January 1861, died at the United States Naval Hospital, this morning. George Thomas, son of Sir PFdllam Thomas, Baronet of England, has been &metal and lock. ed up in the tombs to await trial, on charge of forging bills of credit upon Dunlap, Sherman A Co., of this 4ty. A sale of Government vessels took place at Brooklyn Navy Yard. The bidding was spirited and come of the vessels brought high prier.— wenty-thret vessels were sold in all, at from 840,000 to 00.000 per vessel, amounting to ;450,4410, total. The steamer Penurytrails, from Liverpool, has anived. The news la anticipated. The steamer Atlanta, so long detained at Quarantine, has arrived np at the city. The Fenian Head-Centre at Dabltu New Sonx, Nov. W.—ln rexard to the arrot of James Stephens, the Head-Centre of the Fe. Mans, at Dublin. the Liverpool cdrurter says The testimony on which he was arrested, shows that Stephens was the Chief of the Brotherhood In Ireland. Ile went under the name of .1. Power, add ‘1,13 called the Captain. He sent letter to the Fenian at Clanmeli, which was read be'ore them. The person who carried the let ter was n w linces In court. Several documents tamed In the possession of Stephens were read. Some of these papers were In the hand writing of Jobn o . 3latunag, Fenian to ad-centre la. Americo, and others in that of Stephens. They all related el the Fenian movement, and moose In the hand writing of O'Sf ebony were Identified bm, liertean Benc hed, an Informer sent to Ireland by he British Comae: am NI. w Tn.k, to give encluoce to the Gove,nment. The Virginia Congressmen—Applications for Elf revery of Confiscated Property— Jig. *Pavia. Nr, Toni, Nov. al.—Th.• Il.raZJ'A Fortress Monroe correspondent says: All the Conrrosa• men elect in Virginia arr preparing to lease for Waxhinzt,o. the oath ~u stirs is to be con tented by Mr. Stewart, who will mak.o applica tion to tali,: his seat without taking the test oath. Chief Justice Chase has teleg-raphed that he would not attend the present term of the Cul tent blot es District Court at Norfolk, on the ap proaching session. It to ant.ripated that nearly every one who has had land confiscated, proposes to make an effort through that channel for Its recovery. I: Is thought that efforts will be made during the present atsaion to Indict Jeff. Davis for Irrnson. Perlis and Sufferings—Mozart SatineattOn Sleeting. New Yong. Nov. M—Clapt. Robert Whlttay, of the schooner Joel G. Smith, gives • statement of the perils sod suffering of himself nod com• panlons. The schooner wee wrecked near Cape Carratm, and the eurvivers managed to escape a watery death by getting on • little sand Island, where they remained four days and nights, being until the third day withont anything meat or drink; finally tlity reached the main land, but were compelled to walk a considerable &steed. In an almost exhausted cotdition, and liable • hen they laid down to be attacked by wolves, &crass tbo State of Flat , ids. armlet a wild sad desolated region, to the little town ni Enterprise. TM. Mozart Demo , rats held a ratifica tion meeting, lost Might In the Cooper !psi/Lute, to entiorse the nomination of John hitcher for Forimration Counsel. Flpeeches were made by licr and others. New TrJilt. Nor. SD.—Rio Janeiro aleicaa, to Oetots r Y 7, says. It cannot be now ascertained whether tie PlrigllllyaLfi are withdrawing or intending to bold their position. The main toiy of the allied army was on the maven to Mercedes. and it was probable a considerable torte would be congregated there. In the Rio Grande district the Brazilians had been rein to, red, and amounted Pa eighteen thousand men, sho would operate at Itspna, where a body of ti e enemy were posted. The Brazilian fleet is nt present leactive, waiting for the completion of iron dada. The linltal States war vessels, li 'Word, Ja nista, Wasp end Susquehenn►, weru et Rio Janeiro. Fatal Explosion ■t Philadelphia PIIILADS.PIIII, Nov. W.-4t six o'clock this merttleg • terrific explosion took place at the l'er.n Treaty Tom Works, oa Bench and Marl borough streets, In the Eighteenth ward. The head of a mud dram was blown out, and the blower in front started truth fearful Telority la an opposite direction, destroying property, kill ing one man and inferlog several. Throe out of six boilers were displaced. A, conflagration was prevented by the fall of a water tank. Detalcalloolo New York—Plot to Beton,' Prts°nem Naw Tonx, Nov. 30.—A clerk of a prominent banlieg house in Wadi street, has been arrested on a charge of emberelement. The amount of drialcation, Ulna far dlscoTcred, la twenty thousand dollars. A plot to liberate several persons now tinder 111711111 i for forging claims ageinet Oa United State', 1163 teen dtecovere.d. Expedition against the Comanche Indians 81,1 Frmiectsco, Nov. 30.—A batallion of California volunteers leave on tho first steamer for Los ange'os, on the way to Arizona, where they are needed for the proposed campaign against the Camsnette Indians. The Provost litarshal has discontinued en quiring passports from parties inaVing this city for Mexico. Employment of Veterans at Boston Custom Bowe —Robbery and Murder. itO9TOW, NOT. 30--Sometwoutpare changes to the Custom House wino Mao to-day, minor Mears sulnctpalli, giving place to returned 'dem& J. Merrell, a returned soldier, was murdered inn robbed of $l5OO So Newbunmon, last night. Death of a Prominent Vlrglalott, Btcnrroan,• Vi.. Nov. 30.—Ron. Littleton Laltawelh. Comuusnwealtlea Attorney, died thls triornthe. attar a brier illness. Hr. L. was dected toe seat to the State Legislature In Oc tober, mid laal week he was elected Common. weallb Altortle.9. vice ilarmaduks Johnson, re. awned. Union Governor Elected la Colorado. ST. Loots. Nov, 30.—The Democrat's Lim. recce (Kansas) dispatch saga the returns from Southern Colorado insure the election of Gilpin, (Union.) (or Governor, Bad Chi!colt (or Con. New Orleans I.uyalty—Poland Anniversary New Yong., Nov . 173.--ifiGneral rant, on ILLs prevent trip. Is not satisfied with the growth of of loyalty at New , Orleans. Three of the most violent secession payers have been received there, the Ike, Picayune and Crescent. Bishop Patter. of New York, bad an interview with the Secretary of War yesterday. The ?Glanders residing hero last night cede. 'Nutted the sal Iversary of the first revolution in Poland In 1630. Fire In Boston—Democratle Nomination for Mayer. BOSTON. Nay. 30.—Tho carpet factory, own ed by Abraham Bolcom. to Dorm. N. El., wa destroyed by:fire this morning. Loss, $500.000, ir.enrance. $lO,OOO. The Hon. G. W. Warren has been nomina Led by the Democrats for Mayor of Boston. The nomination was eonetirred In by the Work ingmen and Citizens Committee. (lin IS tre 11 See king Pardon--Gov. Sharkey Going to Waattingtoa. Canto, Nov. 30.—The guerrilla Qttantrell ar rived here to-day en route to Wiushinat on. Governor Sharkey passed throe gh this city to-day for Washington, Tug Sunk on Lake Eric. DETROIT, Noy. 30.—Tke tut Canada was Oink at Bar Point. Lake Ern% on Monday, and L. -a lOW lase. The crew was savod. BY LAST NIGHT'S MAILS Ton venerable Leslie Combs, Clerk of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, has written a letter to Governor BranCette concerning the ;destruction of hts office by ere. As to the or tant of the damage done, ant the thing. saved ,trent the wreck. CR neral Combs says; th e hooks. records and papers in the pub. lie and pr rate, were burned, Tne loss to the Rate Le incalculable; to me, most rube•ne." Two strangers stopped In Lebanon, betitneke. On Friday lot, and In the erwen , og started one on the Danville Pike. They had set proceeded More %Lan a cello and a half when they were Bred upon; one lr "tautly killed, and the other mortally wounded. After robbing tool, victims, the assassins escaped. Other outrages, of re cent occurrence In the same neighborhood. have preened the people, and abort work will be made' of rice vICIIIIIII If aught. Cants still runs riot In Bt. Louis, there be leg no perceptible diminution of street robber ies and housebreaking'. The police seem to be Inadequate to the emergency, and It is quite probable that If vigilance committees aro not formed, so has been talked about, the citizens waist= organise a volunteer pollee, and rid the city of these pests Mall hazards. 'rwa Ohio ex-Treasurer of State, Dame', was indicted In several Indictments and numerous counts by the Grand Jury, at Columbus; which has just closed its !tensions, the. Murata being based on the various offertOke. _ soli forth in th e warrant leaned and published it the Lime of his removal from °Mee. It Is not known whether the trialenil clime bS at the present term of penman Pleas, or be postponed. On. rw Ccwascrricerr.—The Paqttoanock Oil Company, having bored to a distance of about COZ feet from the surface. struck a vein of oil on Thttradernight. Nov. 'l3d and for about fon loure It ran at the rata of ti barrel an aver, ,trEcn It ceased to flow. It is estimated that the profuse flow of water km stopped the 01l - crevice with sad, or that the pressure of the :water stops the flow of oil. A niutot.criorr . has been Introduced In th Illascrtni Lagialature, fhelaring that Jeffa son Davlo In guilty of the highest crime known to American law, and la not a fit 'abject for cla m • secy. A motion to reject the resolution was lost by a vote of 17 to DL A ,XILLIMON occurred at Chicago on Thnre day on too &ate 'treat crow rot, betsreae a Wiest train on the Cldcago, Burlington St Quincy Railroad. and a horse ear on the State street road. The home car :was Dully erstrunest, and three or tour peraona In It were more or leas Injured. A DIPADTROUS fire occurred at Eddy,'lle, lowa on Banda, last, destroying two Lerge warehous es end contents and the paeaearer and freight derot of the Dearnoinee Valley Relirosa. Loss eatlnaated at 6150,000. MARRIED, lauhrt. STER THOMPSON . ..10 Thursday, wea sota, isa, by the Rev. Mos. Sproul, D. It, of Al, q ra..,y Its. GrI.BERT M. MertIA.STER,. Esq., to Ulu MAIM AULT TLIO Ilruurf. • INAIITIN.—Lin Thursday, Nag. .o)tt4 3:4 coefork r. N.. 151A1:4: lIET t ATM. infant daughter of itimukader and Jens Matti:, The Mom' NM. take piste on Sop:m . lAT. Da ceche, W. at o'clock r. 41., from the roan.. of the patents, No. II In.:lona Allegheny Oily. OD Td—Oo Wed•esday moaning, No•. MD, at 4 o'clotit, JAMES GRAHAM, (of th e Than of (Iro= & Thom.) aged 74 years. Funeral from his late residence, on Bagalers Lana, Allegheny, at 2 o'clock, r. a., on Fntnar, Lkcetsber bd. The friends of the facally are re• sy►etfully invited to attend. CEMETERY—A rural and most picturesque plane of Sepulture, situ ate =the strassult Issiedistely north of Allegheny City, on the Neer Brighton Road. Parlous wish- Ins to sleet Bartel Lots will apply at the Super intendents GPIs, at the Cosetery. Title Deeds, Permit. and are other bootees trill De attended at the Drug Warehouse of the =demurest, sores of Anemia= Least.= streets, Allegtomy. OLO. A. KELLY, so:ay,l Secretary and Tresses, AUCTION SALES MEDICAL LIBRARY BY CATA— LA,orns, SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. Id, at V; o'clock, wilt be sold by catalogue, on Second foot of ilommemiet Sales Dooms, 106 SmAntleld strtet. the Medico! Library of the late Dr. Brooke Also, several met. of Instruments, Ana omieel Preparations, 411. e . A number of 'stumble hied!. cal Wink. not included in the catateerue. will se added to the sale. catalogues reedy for distribu tion, and the boots on view all day Saturday. del A Mc TL W AINE, Atict. I'ERY FINE GOLD HUNTINO.CASE cr•TOH —FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. Ist, at 0 o'clock. will be mold at the llommarcial Sales Rooms, loe amlitaleld street. ono very tine (10/0 Butting ease %V etch, full intent lever, ea capement movements acting on diamonds; 1... the M. 1. Tobias; the calm ' 1 carat gold, 08 penny we.ehts; with a faahlonmbie morn ease, alive" The watch con he toe mined at the miles room" . noal A. bIeII.WAINE, Auctioneer. pUBLIC SALE OF BUILDING LOTS. I wil ofTer at public tale on the premise. near ee.port, on SATURDAY, arcininEn 2d, 1%05, at 10 trCloek, A. El THIRTY BUILDING LOTS ! .Year Keesport, Seine part of the Sinclair farm. Two Lots on Ninth St tett, In fdliemiport. on which la erected • Two-diary LIMO< Honee with tile Roams sod 11u 1•11olldingr. also lour Lot, near Walnut Meet, In cold Borough. Tonne:—Una half cash, the balance In two an nual pitmen. • with tutereat, th• beak payments to be wound by bond and mortgage. 0025:twd JOHN W. PATTERSON. CITY IMPROVED PROPERTY AT TRUSTEE SAL o.—Tuesday Afternoon, Dee. gth, at 2 o'•10e11, Ott the print/ma will be told, by Order of Truvee, three Hack Houses, Nu. td, 21 and 24, on °merry alloy. between Second •1341Ttilrd etreeta The Lots ore 15 feet front each and 60 feet In depth. Terms at sale. nold A. MciLWALNE. Leath, 100 lIRLS. ONIONS AT AUCTION. NS'lll be sold, In connection with the ue. MFreights of Penna. IL R., on FWD& T MORNING. Dee. let, at 104 , 010ak, et the Ware house of Meek O. Armstrertg..No. In First Street, near Market, uXI barrels prime Onions„ Terms wish. T. A. fdoOLELLAND, Anetr. PAINTERS JANIS P. L0810....J0rm 14.7111.....J0L1A %MIAOW/ LONG, LANE & CO., SIGN ARTISTS & HOUSE PAINTERS, No. 60 Smithfield St., Pittsburgh. LETTERING 4/ ALL RINDS emote prompt)) , and wttp ansurpaesed elegance. BEAUTIFUL SHOW OARDS oa enameled paper of all colors, and GILT SIGNS ON GLASS meals ge t order and cent to all parts of Me eou.try. PICTORIAL DESIGNS cemented In a Llgaly an Betio manner. . HOUSE PAINTING done wttn a reiraol to do. Totality, harmony of color, and neetness of tinted Jar All Work at reksoneble fetes =betty WErsisLfatt U. BROWN, (Taste of Um Arm of Bsowx a AlowsoltJ SOUSE AND SIGN ?ADMIN. erth Batt swan of laird sad Markel sta. =xtrri INSURANCE AGENTS JOHN ROSS, Agent of ,the Equitable In ., sureties 00., Kennington Ptre Ineursnoe 00., and tho Penn Mutual We Insuranch 00. of Phila. delphis. No. Its Market street, Pittsburgh. may GAIIDLNER COFFIN, Agent An tOt " Fr&nklin i Phil lt=t a gn i l a t iti 4f7 t = °. I"l4lRWturAs. W . P. JONES, Agent lb: North dm et as,State efrenrulyivaubt,And Rutz xst Compale a. er WATER STREET taIUEL REA, Sectotary Clitizons' h ear.. ance ComPany, comer MARKET Id Irian PIANOS, MUSIC, Ste NOW, BEING RECEIVED. THAT ELEGANT STOCKLOP CHICKEIING Seleotal personally by the eubeetiber, dnrilli a recent VMI to the Faster/. SEVENTEEN INSTRUMENTS ate nom' open, and ready tot examination. • palate are lnyite,l to call and •oe them. Warranted for Five Years ciaeitLaz 0. atELLort lici Wood i. llio huh Sete &fent for the UtzWhen= ? Ce plexus AND ORGANS. THE CIELEBH&TED BRADBURY, NEW YORE, Schomaoker & Co., Philadelphia PIANOS. THE 1121HislOAB OROA LL, and ESTYS et UWEI OOTTAGE OLLOdli, adadtted by dealers, and al who have beard theta, to he euPeLtac In Lone to all other Instruments of the kind ma MI Lectured In the Vatted States. We are prepared to furedsh, at the shatest notice. Bran and Germail Silver Instruments , of every ameripuon, tor Buse ma hornet Banda, at reduced prima. illustrated Oataloves and Prim Lista furnbaued on application. New and Samoa-band Pl.llO. for Rant. ALL THE LATE SONGS AND PIECES Congtantly on Ixand. WiIEXLIFIX & B&RB., se , Ro. LI ST. 01.A.1111 STEEN!. K2 . 1.&.8E CO.'&, HIGH AT - xua Grand, Parlor Grand, Square and 1:Ip. Hght Pianos, with °centring bass, AMIN treble, full iron improved frame, and all the valusble tar provemente. The tone is pure, brllliant, entirely musical cheracter, of the beat workmanship; touch evenness and quality' of tone nnnwpaased by any. Each Piano guaranteed for eight yearn CHARLOTTE. BLUM E, No. 40 FIFTH sraum. Second door strove Wood racer HOFFXAN, EWEN& a CX)., SS MTH STREET. Ogili 1101 S 4.0113 , 111 7011 7Jeo3l.eroas Plabiacasa. CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, &a. •, 'FOURTH STREET' ; .? I ,PARPETS, &c., $ 2 ll C, RECEIVE]) NEW. I • To addition to our previous as sortment, we have just reoeival I the following, to newest styles: 111IEL0W CARPETS, EXTRA 3 FLY'S sad INGRAINS. EMBROIDERED PIANO COI:- ERS. 0 ND SAW RUGS. :GIEET OILCLOTH, 18 sal 21 R. .., wide, "Ara quality. WINDOW SHADES, Stone. Drab,' ni Brown. Leather sad amen: eaters. r ., A l i nri c zta s oktta x enAzf rs. FANOY . g, w.... H MoCALLMSI. nol I 87 FULltteel ,r,ceec • 1 I CARPET STORE. McFARLAN & COLLINS, DIHLUT ixtroultllS Are rez•lTtng by neat ates.alar from Llvarpaol, a Noire lot of ENGLISH CARPETS, suitable for Parlors, ri laths Roomy. fulls Übe:el:sea •c , selectee •spressily for Pitts burgh retail grade, sad tittered WHOLEELALEI AND RETAIL, LOWEST MARKET PRICES, I-4, Hul ot ENGLISH TAPESTRY. VEL, VETand EIIitISSEI...9OA6PETS, including many style. never before °Cared In this country. 71 and 73 Filth Street, Next Building to tile Mittel States Uuntom Bonze and Post Offlou non STEAMBOATS L"R WHEELINU. MARLET TA, PAILICEESBURCI and all lu tr.rmedlate porta, ma min atle-rebeel pammtger steamer, George D. Moore, Master Leares PITTSBURGH FOR PAR.R.P.ItSBURG every Monday and Thursday, .t II o'clrarlt a.. a. Leave. WHELLIIIG YOB en.RHER HMSO every Monday and IL euraday at 9 o'clock e. r. ¢rr Lea•es PARKERSBURG FOR PITTSBURGH even . Tuesday and Fraday, at 2 P. Leaves MARIETTA rITT , BURGEI every Tuesday arid Friday, at 2 , 4 Wane& r. Lea," WHEELING FOR PITTSBURGH every Wednesday and Saturday at Ai v. For freight or message apply on board or to JAMES COLLAFIS & CU, Agents. FUR NASHVI L L E. TTYo st•tieh and light draught LENI. LEO 1 - 1. Cart. .1. T. CA urns..., will leave as above, ons T GAY, f p”aage apply on hoard, at to J. B. CULLING WOOD,; JOHN FL WI, Agents. i) FAcS.ET FOR L cc HEELING, AIA RI Il e e..NDH", ZANEsViLLE.-14e filleaetv rtonmer EH IiRA HAD% latol,o. sur..l.. la hi leave or lb above and all w. t o porta EVERY TOES , at 4 p. Returning, leaves Zanervate EVER Y FRIDAY. at 't s. m. 3. D. COLLIPTOWOOD, Agent. INT{ CINCINNATI S Loi:TIE±, VILLE—The One pamanger rteamer LENORA No." ()apt. Davi., Will leave for the above and all intermediate pone, on SATURDAY, Deo. Id, ate p. m. J For freight r peerage FLA . a O pp j l on board, or to JOHN del J. D. OOLLLN OO WOOD, I i Aimnts— volt ST. L.T.,ol3lB.—Therue steamer ONTARIO Copt. Chre4== will lure SATURDAY, hl For freight or passage apply On board. del -Yei:toklaf:l G ROVER & BAKER'S SEWINC MACHINES Hare been awarded tea FIRST PREMIUMS the following Fain for the yes: ISIS: Pint Premium for beet XsoSlue work at Pet= State Falr. First Premium for best Machine work at New York State FAIr. Tint Premium for beet Family litacttioe at Oslo State Fair, lint Premium for best .17....outacturiag Mendes at Okla State Fair. lint Premium for beet Manufacturing kraobloa at blictillati state Fair. atFirst am/in State Premium for Fair. beet rasaufaatarieg Machine first Flnt Premium for best krouuttaturbag bleekine at Lawrence Co., Fair, Pa ns% Premium for but Ittacbine for general Put poses. at Lawrence CM. Fair, Pa. triltst Premium for best Family nta t hi a . at Huai Co. Tait, Pm First Premium for but blannfactUrior at tracks Co. ralt,Ps. Flat Premium Mr bestleanufasturtak =dram- Ily Machine at SyrinxSkid Fair t .Oblo. First Premium tot best blantifeettulog Mince as i t r a i rseat . urtrt and Fem. icy len Prem btaahine tutiftw b k est Mao. Fair, N. Fem. U,ttelschin at Schuyler Co Pak, N. Y. TIM Premium lb? beet Machin for all panicle at Alle,skerly 00,,ratt, p.. Mat rrsmtuttaor test tbutufseturtiss Matthias at All.ttszy_Cto. Fair, Pa. First rtemm tor bast ..blachote work at title. ghost 00. Fait, Pa. Ltd inerrant exhibited.. A. F. CHATONEY. OZINKIIB.4 AGEIPT, oaßteodnis Ne. t 5 Fifth at.. Pittabsugh $2 . 0,000 AML Bi g t ag o gx BOND rottri U . BAILEY, Mlktas Ma, VOLUME LXVIII-NO. 300. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS INSURANCE INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE CIWITIKII OAK LIPS LISEKINCE CO., OP HARTFORD, CONN. THE ONLY LIFE INSI7B.ANCE COUPANI IN ABIEV ICA that now makes and PsTs as nun! CASH DIVIDEND 011 the first and each Vsep premium. ent pai-ment of preum. Its CASH .AL, and occumulation of 5L5014000 la mburely invested to public stooks and mortgages of REAL ESTATE. It Is now In Its lath you of buednese, nod hss paid to the wiDOWS AND Ott. ?Weire of Its nion,on the elm of ONE Mit, 1,14,N DOLLARS. To tuts date not • single cane of Ildicatiou ose oerumed, an salience that libel. illgy 841 fair dealing is 4 4peciAilly with thlo Company. The policies of this Com p toy MI, not forfeited by reason of non.payment of premium nrcer the second year. No pimiento required eft, to but polteles °oration e good through Life. 01 - 71000 PI J. 0. WALEId, President. N. S. PA.LbLES, Vim President. S. It. WHITE. becretary. Branch LABoe foe western Yeno.llvanl s. when Circular. nod Blank Appllcantlon will he furnish ed, 3fl Wood Igtreet. Pittsburgh. Agent. wanted tatoughOut the State. Apply to omill.tyri F. E. GOODELL , Stale Agent. FIRE AND AND biA.RINE • Insurance Co. of North -America PHILADELPHIA. Dartford Fire Insurance Coistpa: /121-Prertectiot can be secured in the Lb.,' name and reliable companies. W. L. JONES, Awn", 94 Water Street. (up stairs., CHARTER 1829. PERPETUAL rj:f.s..reouri FIRE INSURANCE COMTAII" PHILADELPHIA rry4lTr rm. Ahl-Z 111 o.yssu.... =tM=l income for OM mmwr•rmntti Perpetual aril Temporary Poltdmi oa Mara draw In BAOTOIIS. Chute. W. Smacker,i Immo Lew, Tablas Wavle:, Edward Q, Ds* Samuel Grant, George "-• Jacob E. Smith. Filler, Gawp tut it . Ittaards, lFraa. W Lowl., kl. D CHARLES N. NO EES,4=dent. l EDWARD C. DALE, Vice JAS. W. EInALLISTKE, Sec. pro. tom. J. G. CO IN, &Tont, miaa corner Wood WA Third street.. 'WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY (.4" FITTSBIIRG R. E thislEß, Jr, Presided, WIS. P. HERBERT, Sicretarg. °Mee, No. 07 Water street, Spang !a 00.1 Ware halve, up stairs, Pittabur&. ln.r.ve against all kind. of Fire and Hamra Meta. d Home Rutin:Um managed fry Directory sofa are Tref/ known to the carannanity , and toeta are deter. ensued by prompt 0o and lb/muddy, to masatasn the charades sebult they ham assumed, as offertag tbst bat posy:tic. to Moral =Oa &tins to be Insured. Andrew Ackley,Menendez. Speer, David at tom Rees J. Mennen. Men J. Mark. John R. Methane. R. Miller, Jr., James McAuley, tiaalusetlel Holmes, Alex. litmlek, George Dartle, Campbell B. Herron, C. W. Ilacketson, mySO WM. P. HERBERT. Secretary, CITIZEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSRURCHL—Oifice, corner Markel and Water streets, second door. WM. BAOLLEY, Preside-a. WM. A. SHEPARD, Secretary. Insures Steamboats and Cargoes. fissures against ides and damage in the marts. andon of the Soothe= and Western Rivers, Lakes Bayous, and the navigation of the Seas. Insures against loss and damage try tire. biascrons S. M. Kier, _lotus Shipton, James M. Cooper, Hartaugh, J. Caldwe ll , Jr., John S . Dilworth, Wm. A. Rodgers. deSttryd W. Bnpley, Samuel Rea, J es. Ye.rk, Jr., W. 0. Johnston, B. F. Jones, lion. T. M.l.lowe, Barclay Preston, George Binchank, INBURANCE CO3fPiNii (Mice, N. E. corner of Wood and Fifth Sta k 131 E AND MAREFirE ENDURANCE Wm. philup., • C•PL John L. Rhoads John Watt, Samuel P. Shirver, John E Parke, • 0. Hanson Lora, • Cherlits B. Ettszell, Charles AJlmackles Wm. V. Birk, Sohn F. Kutpatriek, James D. Vezner, John (Dyne.. wa. PHILLIPS, Preliderd. JOHN W LIT, Vita Prtlerest. WM. F. GARDNER Sundari. DIU:Iy A LLEOHENY IKSUR&NCE :CONPA It NY B ank OF PITTSBURGIL.-0111co,‘No. 17 Fifth @tree, Block. MM2MM=I / . 92,.A0 JONES, Preriderl. JOHN 1/. DDCOHD, riot President. D. M. BOOK, Secretary. 1m Jones, U. C.. H Harccy r 4 Cs C. Grey, John Irwin, Jr., H. L. Faknestook John D. BIM:lord, Capt. Adam Jacobs, am. Stetting Capt. Wm. , Dean R. L. Dicarew, &Amt. H. Darla. ATTORNEYS WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN EITHER The First or Second Three Years Service an receive the full bounty the same es if et )7 had served the full term of enlistment by canine upon T. WALTER DAY, Folic(tor for Remotion. Pensions and Pay. Pa. 103 FIFTH STREEt, third door below the CatliedraL iyll Mst..IO9DSITT. SAO. It. vocal:UN. ()PPE COCIIRA.N, ALittcarxLey - es at X., wovrJ Office—No. 60 GRANT STEER f, THOS. Iff. 21,1:2111 BAYNE & SHAPER, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW No. Si DWIOND Pitting:trey Pa. Cowl Buglfirsa. Examining Titles. uonrreyano. Collardiona, and all kinds of Legal Business promptly attended to. ant ILITARY CLAIMS, PENSIONS, BOUNTIES, BACK PAY and !MILITARY CLAIMS of eve description, collected by the subserther, at the following Mee, r Peenlons, 610 ail other claims, 1.3 60. O. O. TAYLOR Attarney at Leer, Diamond street opposite the Orniare. • R. B.—No charges are made If the a does oat succeed, e.ml Ali Information given gratis. seedy H . C. MACKRELL, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW D. S. LICENSED SOLDIERS , OLLI3I AGENT Bounties tor Wounded Soldier. collected In from tau to twenty dam SirOince No. es Oaaarr wrarwr, l'lttaburgh. Oall with &wharfs and two ari.tawasa mat :17 DISSOLUTIONS CO-PLETNERBRIP NOTICE—.Tae public are hereby informi Shut U UNTER STOREY has been admitted a naftmbtr in our firm, the CAM et which continues the moss as nereto fere. Thalia''nese with triereneed facilities, will be continued at our NEW sAW•HILL, CORNER Og COREY InTHEET AND ALLEGHENY RIVER, Allegheny, Pe. DAVID RICHEY, ANDS FINEDINE, RICHEY .n. FMK BINE. MINTER RIEHEY. nosnaid DISSOLUTION OF CO-PA.RTNER. SECEP.—mik Partsterardp heretofore emisti between the undersit oo 4, o . l .r 11110 0 . 1311 01 ORUMPTON k CO., for toe OlAttoloofilre of Silver Pearl and other Soaps, has thin dity been dissolved by mutual ettsent. SAMUEL N. I tmi tlA O SOHN 4:4 - R lI JOHN POSTER. Flambe: Kb. S.Tt- oth, 'x. ISANZDY. wICENNEirr co (51.:42mn to mu-Arra:t o : cci:,) lm Pearl and. WUP &manor Rosin Soap, debird tert LIMIT max; rb zurraeleah —FIRYCINErritrit Dave di BLAA34, MTh C . Ol Imadta lane autatment Cl MOWING MACHINES. =comma we...,:t4Ecirusi. Straw Cutlers, SeythesanOlay Rakes, lro. 28 and 30 OHIO FM na % aiUmaniters, HOLESALS BUYERS, ATTENTION DON'T .BE „DECEIVED: YOU OAR BUT BOOTS & SHOES Bell( r Quality and Lower Prices Concert Hall Shoe Store, AIT 110T813 IN THE WORLDS $1,750.000. Womena' Superior Stuns (Reek) Retail ing at sl.oo—Lower than you buy them by the case. $1,583,000. ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. Greatest Farietw,Afost Superior Qua/11y, Better Styles, Afore Durable, Easter .Fitting, Better Looking and Lower Prices than .any other Mouse in the World. ii/P-One call mill ',Mel the molt cradulon.tka: the place for bargain. to BLOTS Alfa STLOES. both wholesale and ratan, to No. 80 FIFTH STREET; 11030 (}ifi HALL OLUTHIPIG uvuss so. U FIRTH STZEIT TINE CLOTS 00L11 ENGLISH W A.LILL/10 UOAX3 OVERCOATS OT ALL LIKES FEND MAUS P&NT3 '4) PEO TOP - PLNTII £,OAHDLESS OF 00$ FDA TICE NEXT Is DAYS. J. H. SMITH & CIO- cLoraums, oem BALL, $3 FErta ST., Uppectte Ups Opel. Roam SUPPLY YOUR WANTS BOOKS AND ALBUMS BOOS PUBLISHERS' PRESEST/TlO3 74 Ir/FTII NTREET. For the following reuono YOU brae the finest StOek is the NM. You only pay the Publishers price for Books lon also receive at time of purchase a proud. lour present will be worth from 60e. to gig& You will be entirely istisf ied with bolt Bait and Present. All we ask, Try us, CALL Oft SEND Tcd A CATALCIIMIE not 1 COILIS ONE, COME Alan GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Nos. 13 St Clair St. The attention of the publin Is called to the huge and nate/aloe. Mock of GENTLEALIDTS NISH/NG GOODS, Just • opened at the above. Mentioned place, which / now ottliring et grata barged= Any one In want of the above 000.0, will find It to their advantage to give me and *Amine my stock Mire purchasing, she. where. They can [Lad the Urgent cunt Amu seisated Vo l ien7 h al M gt= rizad ri r= at and Drawees, tl a ufla Nana Mc; Soetc,,Sua panders, Dattorales, and , tllt Gentlemea'a Tura= g Remember the awe. nand IA at. OLD street. SELEEMIL LEVIN. Fe.. B. A Dirge nook of Data, Gam Gray's Oel ind Loc . kr o o , d. wilt lErnima,..akeißtyron'euEar.ntalal GiSityward ATTENTION, BUSINESS MEN ET eta introducing to the Retell Radom It= of PM:burgh non Allegheny; an etztlrely new ruts ITINERANT ADVEB.ISING, Whlcii Las latelEbeenadoktedpa the Eut with Ma= M 1 RETAIL BUSINESS MEN Should avail them eelvenetthts medium. I shah call on the businessmen 01 the two eines person Ally, to ■oliett their petronlge. no . 2l.2awaw HU G H FITZPATRICK, FIRST PitEJfIIUX GOLD PEN DIANVEACTUR:I;, Philo Hall. cor. Third and Illarketits., Se.oad Story, entrance on Titled street. Gold Pena and Gold and Silver Pencil:Claes wholesale and «LnlL. P ou having Peas repine Peas rep aired. to repine tan mid them by lull, sad they will be Tredis-PUS returned, UDR fires.chtuTWQ STORY' 1, BRICK DWELLIG t101:1 &WM, Warta - ern ammo, with eight rooms, ed. bath house, wash honse,Soll MIA wood W i gs tot and cold water in the Wuhan; Belton Molt :ins Range, marble, ntanU IteeS- and sttbs, aad wall ` fininea and In Vs:Warder, with A largo lot :SW - .420 feet book to, a 24 feetttilsy; le feat IAI alone: aide will be sold with it Itprefsmal. loaning . 4 PAM - ES d BALLS Bed Estate Agents, deLstd No. Beam st.. Allegheny. JOHN D. BAILEY; • • (Susumu to STEEL & EMMET ' ) Stock Broker and B.eal Estate Vitt wawa* nougat and nol4 on Comintision, - GM; WILKINS EXA.Lift Pitt iamb x. 73 CEXECM SAUK COATS I=9 IMEZIMEI HARM/ CLSIIERRIFF. Pittatruain, Pt
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