ESTABLISITED IN 1786.
Mut V' burgh daotte.
CITY ITEMS.
To our CitySaboertbere
As we are making tome changes on oar routes
to the two eltiee and sictriltp, a number of our
m b ic a tnio fhpay fail to receive the paper. If cap
tiel, will leave his addrese It this office, the paper
will be regularly served tereatcer.
Life Das Many Cares.
But oar awn particular ewe, says the barber, Ls
to give oar ettStOrttera a site shave_ with Sawyer's
„rant/11ot Shaving Soap.
Blankets,
White and colored, s very len stOek It very LOW
prime, oil the north cast corner of Fourth end
iblarket streets.
O. ELLasox Lovz t Hsu)
:Neutral I . lulplllte of Lime,
wearying eider.: Tor sale by Charles Super,
1 I run* earner of Penn end St. Cie streets,
Attiburgh.
- Large Variety
Of furniture, auk!, :aide boards, wardrobes, and
the bastassortment of parlor, chamber and dlatag
Loom feznitunt to be had In the city, at
Bux.cma'sy
45 Satlthaela Street.
tdee7.lwdm.
Flanods.
an union. patterns and grades at less than mar
ket ratan; on the north east corner or Fourth and
Market streets.
•, • - 0. HArrioN Lova Sr Ban.
Cho at Data it Bon I, 21 Fifth street, nod secure
littooltiterbsigthis In the most - Wands o dry goals.
ropreltlty we eanteeeutmend the pith s, reusttes,
oatteoes" add kaki: When there do not fall to
Vialt the cloak non.
-- 'Dress Goods.
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flame speelal bartalna on the north east comer
MIT Fourth' arid Market street..
C. ELurao, LOVE k 800.
A Beacon of Health.
The goon Vilma of this world Moe each thel
appointed tolenion.
rt titbit mission of Bosturrtea's Burnham Brtr
Tuns to rem* and Takeo • great misty of all.
Wants.
for twelve peas 'titmouse as • protective load •
jitney bur been trilliout cheek or drawback. It is
maim esidgees of this feet, that the effteser of
txttift as • speed& tordpspepsis, biliousness,
sonstiptittnn. narrowing*. genend debility, and
tlihtupttonifturetsibss never teen questioned.
,
, .
fnspoyjetatisbt ths InfallitAlty in such asses,
the stotenseate 9f paella soon whose names axe fr.
toflllef as hal:web:4d wools, him, from time to.
Stme bete &run to the world.
If tta townletten Is not founded in feats, thee
thick Ie i 401610, end the ntteranses of 0011101=-
44.101SWILIpil eta of no note Yalu then "diatts ,
Peothe:6
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is les reptitation 1 Let the progress
"aritirseies answer the inquiry. Where twenty
taste bottle. of Ilestetteris sitters were sold la
VW, pliislidearre ILO= ate disposal of now.
cauld*llleoPintem bo more elmillloantV ex.
raised than by its unparalleled ingress. of eau.
Iluniptiont Ittaemslmposatote.
Thapreparatton has been Imitated. Where are
Ile In:diatom? "Where t" To the ffllmbo" of
*elm lest on
earth they r are all either gone or
gang. Pease be with them.
glairtetter , a Bitters
ire roll wholesale and retail at very low rate,"
atlriernaties Druz and Patent Medicine Depot,
No. et Barite; Meet, earner of the Diainond, near
I.lnuth street.
.311ollilay Sale
13111 g goody. Some ears good heroine for hol
iday Presents, on the north tut corner of Fourth
gag Nerket streets. •
O. Iluirscrs Lcvni k Bico.
Eang's Restaurant
We alladtaleaterday to this model home, when
sozipleted, at its 101 Third, between Woed and
Market straets—and while eulogizing' it we
kaki that this day Mr, King would hare hie open.
bog ; but as the amennt of painting, flung and
furnishing' was greater than he expected, It will
hapoulble tor him to open tide day. He hopes,
however, to be able to went the expectation of his
patrons and customers in a few days. The open.
ing will be properly announced in due time.
Fill and Wlntex Goods.
It is with crest pleasure we call the sat... Aloe of
eux reads= to the mere •took of Fail and Winter
Illoolebut received be Mr. John Weber Merchant.
No. OS Federal street, Ailerons. His
1041:1 embraces nom of the rarest and most beau.
Wig (Hoths,Osurahneres,Croarcostlngs en:Wire:Wm
AlearbrOlittit to the waste= - marker. His snort.
seer of ItunireMe floods. eornlrcing Wits,
IDrawere; Criers, Neck-ties, Hsnditeroldifs, ca n
emu% bia erpaued 'east or west. A Large stook.
•freedy.mado Pants, Oasts, Vesta and Orr:roosts
Willalaribeitiand at bheestabilshment. Persona
iawaatotic+tfangln the clothing line should not
fiOtogiie sox. sv el er • salt
Parry & co.,
rvietisal Slate Hoofers. and Dealers In Americas
Anat. of =lona odors. Omce at, Alexander
`Latahlin , a, near the Water Works; Firtaterneh.
Ps. Beelstence. No. la Ma street. Dream
promptly attended to. All wor &wanted Wilet
Woe!. Desalting doss at the shortest notice. No
chaste tor sepalmo provides] the roof ls not
Ohre after tt. Ls out oh.
Its Platosophy
Sozodont Is an antiacid. Bozodont is an antipu-
Mum; Sotodant is a tonic. St:ludo:Ms all
,Vegettble and eatireighsradeas. Hence it cleanses
'the ideal from aostous concretions, stops the de.
gointeiltion of their substance, &greaten. the
breath, stimulates the Some, emits the serest and
)Mal preparatiortof its elan in existence.
Carpenter Jobbing Snap
Having returned after an absence of three years
In the annya have raopened EILY shop for all sorte
of Jobbing In the carpenter into. at the old stand,
Virgin Alley, between Smithfield street and Cherry
,AlleY. Orders salleited and Promptly attended to.
tertman rORRIST.
Neiitral Su'plane or Lime,
For preserving elder. For male by Oruules Super
Druggist, corner of Penn end St. Clair streets
Filtatmrgh.
Dr. C. Sill
Zatesets teeth without pats, sae exchanges "the
aLione" for ten dolts" a , sat. Call at 2tS Penn
ittzeet.
Neutral Sulphite of Lime,
Tar preserving elder. Tor este by Cheese Super,
Druggist, comer of Penn and St. Glair streets,
jrittiburgh.
Jut Opened,
AN: nett Olothiag House, at sr gilth strait, Where
Wei offer 110,000 worth of clothing ragardleaa of
goat, at Oak Hatt . natant
• Foley's Celebrated Gold Pena.
AO sizes, for sae" Busse, qo2ortra es Co.,
SO Filth street
VAilioUB ITEMS
/a England crrerybady b annalng the butchers,
! vim are titkhwadeantage of the - present state
Stfthiags, to charge atrocious prima. All the
Aecestatioi of .11fe are-rialmc there so rapidly as
tocreato a stir among the PcoPle. It Is elated
31'a /FY* mama of diseased meat km Mei
• geoctizeolouto that large,quantittes of homa
ge& are need for =king lamp*. Amalig
• thettecessertos of life that have beea enhanced
In Yale Is bacon.. Eggs , bale advanced from
Ve to Us the hundred. And there is no other,
Ltd* of eeturamption that has not greatly in%
grazed* plea— .
_ Comma Mninsimuk•-•Titte board of the Amer
, Teter Baptlet Home Minion Society. New York,
has decided to open four schools be the eduua
of added- mlnletens at tub Smith; one at
Richmond, or Wash i ngton, under J. G. BtUttuY
P. rh; Elavarumb. under fl; J. Blotter. D. D.;
;Nme,Orlitime, under : J. Cluildin,- H. at a
:moth to the, couttoritat ,Onarter of the field, for
tiiie_temprnelds are not vet perfected..
,
A W"DouT obeerves, as la nOtabla fte.
sure of!the poet few months. that In all dePalt
waits °Cordial:nem—farming, mannfactaritiz.
antain4aild even in bar and salting—there
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junco arMty of,MCSI to pmlorm the labor.
A frets,-so-so farmer of Bandolob.
/mei hhimelfln his bent. leaving •slip of pa
r pa oreystdela was smitten: "Ben. later le the
001116 of lay deat h . _ Ere hai cheated nee '
out of
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pplarm.H • •
TEEM: Joseph refers estlmates that not lees
thlEa silty thousand bombe= added to thapep- .
alation of Illistinrlbr immitratlct within the
24/1. 1 4t7. dal& -- •
- radon of rats is anneuna • Braemar; In
Scotland. have eaten hollow and shims
• Wat of pueblo:et and•drle goods.
InWtdloona , Thames says about three bun.
l iked Woo are already - under contract to be
• 'Cacao* next season, laa that town.: • •
officlal Habit Majority atthe recent lice-
VMS. - •
THE DAILY PITTS ;:-UR
inctrikerr.—A few days ago, as
the train on the Platte Country mai was near
ing Atchison It ran over a flock of sheep. The
train proceeded and nothing more was thought
of the occurrence. After the locomotive was
run' Into the engine house, however at Eti. Jos
eph; the engineer was not a little surprised to
find a lamb safely ensconced in the cabby house
below the cowcatcher. By some means the lit
tle creature had been thrown upward Into the
box-like opening, where it was round, and the
velocity of the engine bad so paralyzed It, prob
ably, that It made no attempt to escape; surely
Its quietness could hardly have resulted from
realm. The engineer kept it as a pet at the
round house. -
A Wray/ fog sat upon the) waters of this vi
cinity with the greatest pertinacity during the
whole of yesterday and the early part of the
evening, giving much inconvenience to those
who had occasion to cross the ferries, as well
as to passengers on the Sound steamers. None
of the latter vessels left their bertha at the piers
until a late hour last night, when the fog had
generally dispersed. With the exception of a
slight collision between the ferry-boat George
Law and a siesta tug, by which nobody was
hurt, no accident occurred during the fog.—
New York /Jerald, 5111.
Thongs slop Coicronv.—One of the richest
farmers in Connecticut told. his wife, about ar
ty years ago, when he came to settle upon a
new place which he had bought, that he meant
to be rich. She answered that she did not
with to be rich; all she wanted was enough to
make her Comforted, "I went to work," says
the old man. "and cleared up my land; I've
worked bard ever since, mad have gat rich—es
rich as I want to be. Moat of my children
have settled around me, and they all have good
farms, but my wife ain't conferrable yet."
Tiro Frye lib Ore QtInSTIOi
Colonel Free, of the 195th Ohio, was lately ap
proached by a rebel officer In Alexandria, Va.,
who, In almost insulting manner, said "he had
been In the Southern army four years, and could
whip any live Yankees who wore the blue!"
Colonel Free then raid that it the question bad
not been settled he would settle it then and
there ; whereupon he mad., good his words. and
proved to the entire satisfaction of the bel
ligerent gentleman that the rebel view of the
situation was a mistaken one.
Trot Richmond Whig expreasea the opinion
that there Is undoubtealy a general admiration
entertained for the"braye Ulysses" throughout
the entire Sarah, but at the same time It inti
mates that there are yet many rebels
.base tad
vile enough at heart to traaasinate him, it they
could do so without Wootton.
. Mobile Kim, of the 27thtai. ism The
steamer Doye brongh: down, yesterday, thirty
odd Brazilian emigrants; twenty or more cam
byother-routes, makieg more than fifty arrivals
within the lest twenty-roar hours. At this rate,
Major Hastings will anon hare his tall emote
ment."
Tug Iturbide family have renounced their
claim to the Mexican throne, and their right to
live in Mexico, for Masora of $lOO,OOO each. A
eon, two years old, of hir. Argel Iturbide, has
been given to Maximilian for tutoption, and been
created an imperial prince.
Tun Hartford Courant is Informed that the
Hon. Isaac Toucey, Mr. Buchanan's Secretary
of the Navy, voted the Remiblican ticket in the
municipal election in Hartford ou Tuesday.
Abstract of the Report of the • SeCretat7 of
the Treasury,
The report of the Secretary of the Treasury
discusses the three Questions of the -Currency,
the Public Debt, and the Reyenne. He goes in
to a fell exposition of the objections to United
States notes as a permanent currency, the chief
of which be states to be the fact that the goy
ernment of the United States le one of 'halted
and defined powers, and that the authority to
Issue notes as money Is neither expressly given
to Congress by the Constitution, nor fairly to be
Inferred except as a measure of necessity la a
greet national emergency. He holds It to be
the "crowning glory of the Constitution that
this great war has been waged and closed
without the power of the government being en
larged or its relations to the States being
changed."
The paper circulation of the United States on
October Slat, was 5704,218,048 20.
The Secretary after very ably meeting the
venom objections to a reduction of the curren
cy, recommends :
First, That Congress declare that the com
pound Interest notes shall cease to be a legal
tender from she day of their maturity.
Berond, That the Secretary be authorized, in
his discretion, to sell bands of the United States,
bearing letcreat at a rain not exceeding six per
tent., and redeemable and payable at such
periods as may be conducive to the Interests of
the Government, for the purpose of retiring not
only compound interest notes, but the Hutted
States octets.
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In reference to Lb e debt, the Secretary believes
that, if kept at home, It need not be oppressive,
brat that It is still a national burden, and the
work of removing It should not be long post
poned-
The Secretary sees no way of rem wing It, but
by an Increase of the national income over the
expenditures. It should be our ambition not to
bequeath It to our descendants.
The first step should be to fond the maturing
obllgathfne. The next should be to provide for
ratting, In the least odious manner, the revenue
neeemary.to pay the interest and a certain defi
nite annual amount for the payment of the prin
cipal. Mr. McCullough hopes that Congress
will be decided and emphatic on this point.
The debt on the 81st of October, was 62,809,-
549,487 65; deducting moneys in the Treasury,
It was 62,740.954,750. Ho estimates It on July
1, 1666, at 63,000,050,000. The annual inter
est, if funded at 634 per cent., would be $165,-
000.000, but If ftinned at 5 per cent. IL would be
6150,000,000.
If 6200,000,000 De/ annum should be applied
to pay accruing Interest and to reduce the prin
cipal funded at the higher rata of 534 per cent.;
the debt would be paid In thirty-two years, or
at 6 per cent. in a little over twenty-eight
years
The Secretary believes that no act of Congress
would be morn popular than one which should
provide for such an extinguishment o. the debt.
Upon the subject of Internal Revenues, the
Report recommends:
Fire. That the collection 61 Internal revenue
team( which accrued before the establishment
of revenue offices In the Sates recently In rebel
lion, be Indefinitely. postponed.
Second. That all sales of property In those
States, under the direct tax law, be suspended.
until the States shall have an opportunity of as
suming (ea was done by the loyal States,) the
payment of the tax assessed upon them.
Third, That all transactions le suet: States,
which may be invalid by the non-use of stamps,
b 3 legalized as far as it is in the power of Con
grms to legalize them.
The Secretary regards the national banking
system as one of the great compensations of the
war, and gives some Interesting statistics about
its operations.
BOLLMAN—On the afters.l n of the 6th Inst.,
of congestion of the longs, Mn. MARY BOLL
MAR, wife of IL L. 80/lman, of Shales township.
Funeral on FRIDAY, the Bth inst., at 1 o'clock,
from the residence, Pine Creek. Ostelagenwlll
leave from Hand street Bridge, at 11 o'clock.
CATLGAR—On the 13th LW, et 534 delook. P. Y.
ZDWABD W. t.TULGAZ. aged at yearej month
and la days.
The funeral will take place from his late real
deneo, So. 183 Wylie street, on Timm oar, 7th
Mat, at ek o'clock n. te. The [needs of the fam
ily are reepeetfullT Melted to attend.
I.I4LDMX CEMETERY—A ram end
IPI
plMtfesque place of Sepulture, situate
maths IV. lmmediately_ north of Allegheny
City, on the New Brighton Road. Parsons wish.
lag to select Burial Lots will apply at the Sayer.
lAtemdenta On o t he r the Oemetm. Title Deady
Perroltsand al badness will be attended at
the Drag Warehonte at the underarted. earner of
aedewll an 4 Leeeeek Wenn, Allegheny.
GEO. A. KELLY,
Secretary •et Trearnsr.
THE GMAT P.IIII.FLER
HEMAPANAKA
(BLOOD ctruz.)
A MOST BEILWEABLE ASTIOLE AND POS
ITIVE OUSE FOIL
Scrofula, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Itch
Dyspepsia and Pimples,
AND ALL DISEASES OP ME SEUL
As a Tonlli, it C 1131111 s the sccti% prillat id
and
gnstl l op m wbo ud • mimes tU pW.s ta • ktrangi
M t ods and
bto 1 ra ule Cy
• EDcifMS/USEMOD UM ,
rod OarnarSadllbtald
THE MISER:MGR PAPER MA.
• AortritUllk COMPANY ear tor ode
1.500 Wis. Crown Wrapptnir Paper.
%boo bens. Neat®
MOO Labs. ned4uni.
100 bdU. D..o.and n. N. dos
- They tom 'Dona hand aro oiastantl&reaelvlng
from th eir NMI, MANILLA PAP of ait
masts and alma. RAEDWARE PARED of alt
walArD and attas, PRINTS, DBIr 71x4 p&TI7.
BOOFINCII, &a.1 114 ! , '
Anmantltioa and.ma of PAPER' MADE TCY
REPPW, at the inmost notttai Winn onstomarsi.
wham%
1,000 TONS OF GOOD NIXED GAGS:
wearacrum to Timm STREET.
SULU --
Rrr;sßuscia, i
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THE LATESTNEWS
BY TELEGRAPH
Our Special Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON
heselndent to Amend the Constitetion
FREEDMEN'S MEETING IN THE HALL OF THE HOUSE
The Pnblication of Gen. Grant's Report.
Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette.
Vi r s.arrnsaTON, December 6, 1666
PLOISOIMOR•••443:t•So.I , I•SYJ:iiittYmit4:4 ,
The following joint resolutions to amend the
Constitution, were to-day offered by John A.
Bingham :
Resolved, By the Senate and House of Repro
eentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, two-thirds of both Houses
conmarsing, that the following articles be pro
posed to the Legislatures of the several States,
es amendments to the Constitution of the United
States, all or any of which' articles when rati
fied by three-fourths of said Legislatures shall
be valid to all intents; and purposes as part of
the said Constitution, via
No tax or duty shall, be laid on articles ex
ported from any State. being the fifth paragraph
of the ninth section 'of the first article of the
Constih:tion, la hereby repealed and declared of
no effect.
No part of •ny debt contracted In old of the
late rebellion, or which may hereafter be con
tracted in ald of any rebellion against . the United
States, shall ever be assumed or paid by the
United Stales, nor shall may:State assame or pay
any part thereof.
That Congress shall have power to make all
laws necessary and proper to secure to all sw
oons in every State of the Union equal protec
tion in their rights of life, liberty and prop
erty.
71016DY101'5 VESTING pc TEI CULL 09 TEM
Thad. &ARMS voted agshast Mr Glar
tl eld's resolution to give the use of
the Hall to the Freedmen's Commie
elan, because he knew Henry Wart Beecher was
to "peak at the tneethsg. Mr. Morrill and sev
eral other conspicuous trolonlats also voted
sualnat it, but It was ;carried by s large me•
)may.
OIL&111.11 aerrour—neracrct Or ram(
An attempt has been made . to break the force
of the breach of faith in the publication of
Grant's report by the story that It was not ob
tained under the pledge required by the Seem
tau of War. but was bought or stolen at
the Government printing office. To this the
Superintendent of that office replies that be Is
reedy to make oath that no copy was ob
tained there la any way save an the written or
der of the Secretary of War.
HOUSE OAUOUS RESOLUTIONS.
New Treasttry Regulations
THE SENATORS FROM MISSISSIPPI.
General Butler's Resignation Accepted
TEM PORTER MANDAMUS CARE
CO C 2.• C1;30.. CO o •
Special Dispatch to the Plttebergh Gazette.
WainntGrow, Dec. 6, 13 65
TO BB MUITAILLIkOITT.
An =Ler wilt soon be lanai by the War De
partment mastering out all Assistant Commis
sarial and Quartermasters whose services can
be dispensed with.
Tmsyssucus stasotx-rzon.
It Ls believed In Congressional circles that the
Senate will not pass the House canons resolution
in Its present form. It will probably be amend
ed and seat back to the Houe for its concur
rence.
FILNIMSTION OP IMAMS ON TEIES TRHiSS:I2I,
fo prevent the embarrassment which has
been enured by the insufficient indorsement of
vouchers drawn on the Treasury; kir. Spinner
has promulgated a series of regulations, of which
the following are the principal points : A paper
payable to any official must be indorsed by
the official designated within; when payable to
a bank or corporation, papers must be indorsed
by the president, cashier, or duly authorized
financial officer, as such; when indorsement is
made by an attorney or the power of an attor
ney, a legally certified copy must accompany
the vouchers, with the requisite revenue stamps
attached. Indorsements must bear the proper
altop,raphs of the indorsers, and not stamped
names. and marks, and must be witnessed, giv
ing residence of witness.
Hon. 3.1.. Alcorn, Senator elect from Missis
sippi, who Is here, says that if Jeff. Davis had
thought that secession would have ended In the
election of himself acid Sharkey to the United
States Senate, he newer would have attempted
it. Alcorn and Sharkey, as well as the Old Line
Whigs generally In Mississippi, were proscribed
so long as the Davis dynasty endured, and Al
corn referred to the overthrow of this power.
E.EGIMILITI TO DO NIUEMUSD OPT
Another order mustering out about a dozen
regiments of volunteers was promulgated to
day by the War Department. On the list era
the followleg : 29th and 30th lndlana, 65th
Ohio and 47th Peensylvanh:
GEN. JOSHUA 1... OPrZNS,
Of Pennsylvania, it is said, hns been appointed
Commissioner of Public Buildings, In place of
D. B. French, removed.
DZSURTHIS TO 5 DLSCILLILOUT,
The War Department has Instil:idol General
Pope, to discharge all enlisted men la his com
mand Imprisoned for desertion, except those
whose teglmenti are In the service or on the
Plains.
It Is currently reported In military circles,
here, that General Butler's last tender of ree,g
nation, has been accepted by the President.—
General IL Is expected hero next week.
POlll7ll SUNDA/MS 0/514
Is the Supreme Court of this district, Chief
Justice Carter delivered en Impataut; deaden,
denying the petition for mandating, of James
and Richard Porter, to compel the Secretary of
the Treasury to grant his warrant for the pal
mate of an award of Mae thousand three hun
dred and Ofty dollars, presented by the petition
ers. Exception was taken to the ruling of tko
court, and 120.1.09 given of an application for
writ of error to take the care before the Supreme
CALM
ruovorr vinstrAL onacm's =num
'I ha amount of commutation money received
by the Provost Marshal General's Bureau since
its establlabment, Is about twenty-one milliou
dollars. The Bureau has been self sustaining,
not one • dollar having been drawn from the
Treasury for its support.
Brought themselves to public calm to-day in
this wine: Sing, of the Avenue Home, met
Cobb on the street aad denianded payment of
his board bill. Cobb refused. Meg aroused
him of bringing a prostitute to his home. Cobb
took it for granted that he referred to Mn,s
Cobb; made a remark to. that effect, drew hie
Pistol, and was chivalrous enough to say that
if the epithet was repeated he 'should hoot
Ring but at this juncture; both parties sore
arrested and carried to a magistrate's office'
where Cobb was bound over to keep the peace.;
de. lied.
as nem
GO!? 1101ta TO lIPIM 1111A38.60IPING
Moat of the New Ragland and some of the
Western members have gene home to 'Mena
thenkegtving.
From Internatxavcano tc4iy wan about ono
ailuloa minus;
• ll' • 11:', I 41 I 11 7, 1865.
LATEST ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE,
Escape of the Fenian Head Centre.
CATTLE DISEASE ON THE INCREASE-
Terrible sale on the Welsh Coast,
MANY VESSELS AND LIVES LOST,
The einsericass Cotton Supply.
NERGETIC MOVEMENTS AGAINST THE FEAHANS
Porrruict.. 11111., Dec. o.—Tho 13:4nian.
from Liverpool on the 2.3c1 and Londoniterry on
the 34th . has arrived.
Cotton—Salee for the week, 61.04 bales,
closing with a decline of Xd, on Aniertean,
The sales on Wriday waa 10,000 bales, 'closing
Ilriacr with an upward tendency; Middling Or
leans 20d. Breadstuff!' dull and declining,
Provisions unsettled.
Amencau Stocks—ll. S. 5 :As, 64 ; Hllnols
Central Railroad 8,2@e314c; Erle 576)57X.
London. Aos. 24.—Consols closed at 89%®
89X for money.
Stephens, the Fenian Head Centre, erns pad
from prison, on the moraine of the 24th.
The cattle Manse is reported to be an the
increase In England. ,
Much damage had been sustained on the Welsh
total by a gale. More vessels had Mall driven
ashore there than for many years must. An em
igrant ship for Australia was among the num
ber. with nearly five hundred people on board.
No lives were Met. Much damage bed been
done on the land, as wan as upon the sea by the
Erato.
s letter is published I}olll Consul Dudley In
the Liverpool papers, regarding the cotton Sim
ply hem America. Mr. Dudley appends a lat
ter addressed to him on the 27th of October
by Secretary McCnlloch, who says, that from
the best information he could obtain, he eatlda
red the old cotton In the Southern States fit for
the Market at the time of the capture of Savan
nah, did not exceed one million bales. This
years crop, he adds, will probably not exceed
three hundred thousand balm.
Mr. Dudley says that while In America, he
made most anxious !notaries on the subject and
be estimates the present arabunt , of cotton on
hand, at a little over 700,000 hales, Including
the new crop.
♦ crowded reform meeting had been held at
Bradford. Remo!Mims In favor of reform
were adopted unanimously. and confidence that
reform would be part of the now Ministerial pro
gramme, was ecrpresaed by all the speakers.—
The substance of the resolutions will be em
bodied In • memorial, and presented to Esrl
Rumen.
It is slated that precautions have been taken
et the Pigeon Home Fart at Dablin, to prevent
any surprise by meanest of the Fenian broth
erhood. It is also assorted that the military
vigor displayed there has arisen out of the en
ergy infused into the administration of affairs
by nir Heats Rose, and from the fact that a bark
lying at the fort dock bad pn.lioard • large
quantity of ammunition shit , lnilusry stores
which neon protection. Another vague rumor
la that three large vessels bad appeared in the
offing, and that the commandant of the fort
had sent word that be could not be responsible
for the safety of the fort unless he received re-
Inforcements.
The controversy in the London papers as to
the putting down of the negro inslitrectlos In
Jamaica Is waxing warmer.
Liverpool. .N; n. 24.—James Stephens tho re
po ted 13. ad Centre of the Fenlen brother
h.ad in livens. wee missed from ids cell in
prlson this morning. No particulars are yet
ktorn en to the time or manner of hie encase.
The constabulary In all parts of Ireland hate
been warned and nuformea of bls usespe.
The court of the Queens Bench for Ireland
has ;quad application to hare the Fenian canoe
tried In soma other place than Dublin. The
eoert held that a fair and impartial trial could
be hart Ih Dubtia.
The Parts bourse was firm at 69L 63c- on the
231 alt.
LONDON MONET idussirr.--Hands condoned
to =bib tan increased firmness. American se
curities condone firm. Gold flowing largely In
the Flank or Enelaud on the 23.1 elfin", The
rate of discount was minced from 7to 6j per
cent.
Elallerthiwidi's Circular of the
22d says the market for American securities
has shown leas actielty during the past week
than for some time past. The demand for ties
twenties continued inactive, having almost
ceased for the present. The latest quotations,
83.,;(d,63±,;, show only a fractional alteration
from last week. Illinois and Erie shares were both
neglected until the arrive/ of tee C Iv at doston,
when a demand sprung up for Erie, after which
they improved about ons dollar a share. clotting
at 55(34634. Illinois shares advanced slightly
In sympathy, and at the last, were quoted at
820823.. C, or 34 higher on the week. At the cloth
there was, certainly, the greatest disposition
shown by borne Investors to take American se.
=titles, In expectation that all matters of dis
pute between the Inglish and United States
Governments will be amicably arranged.
Trial of Capt. West Ended
THE NEW YORK COLLECTORSHIP
Money R equtattions Entered
UNION PACIFIC B.LILBOAD BONDS
New Tone, Dee. 6,—The Tribune's Washing
ton special states that a serenade was given to
Gen. Banks by the Louisiana deJegation, who
responded by alluding hopefully to Lordstana af
fairs. He highly commended President Joha
son's hiessage, closing by easing that whether
1115 a private citizen or as a legislator, he would
always ho found a champion of freedom and
equal rights, not only for the white but for the
black race.
The trial of Ca,tt. George West, late ?Impend
teodeat of the (dd Capitol Prloon, Is eadtd.
The dopreme Court was la erasion a short
time to day.
The World's Washington special aays! The
osldent yesterday elated t some rentJemen.
who called upon Lim la regard to too Collectors
ship of New York, that he did not Intend to
take any action In the matter - for BDOle time to
come.
The Tribuns's special says: Daring the month
of November there were two hundred and twenty
nine money requisitions entered la the office of
the Fourth Auditor, amounting in the aggregate
to $4.508.2.51. The amorist of the refunding re,
qufeftione, $1,270.040. The amount of cash dis
bursements in accounts settled during the
same month, the divisions of navy, agents, pay
masters, pensions, marine and prize, and gen
erals, woe $4.6.10,066. The number of prize
casts, reported amounted to $20,906. There wee
paid over to the office of Internal Revenue $104.-
247, en increase of $19,015 over that returned
during the month of October last.
Several hundred thousand dollars of bonds of
the Kansas branch of the Union Pacific Rail
road wt ro presented at the Treasury Department
to-day, the holders clalmlne that they arc en
titled to the Government bonds to be Issued In
the second forty nine' of-that road. Thin will
stay the further Issue of bonds by Government
until phe complication with that road la ad
justed.
In the cage of a Colonel commandilfg a brig
ade during Sherman's great march to the sea,
appointed Brigadier General December G. 1144,
but whose commission did not reach him mall
May 18,1885, the Comptroller has decided that
netwitbsttmdlng the custom heretofore has bees
to pay officers only from the date of the accept
ance of the commissions. In cases similar to the
one quoted, full pay from tho dote of the com
mission will be allowed.
Senate of the American-Fenian Brother
' hood.
NEW 'roue, Dec. 6.—The tienatc of the Amer
ican-Fenian Brotherhood assembled Is extra
erosion yesterday Morning, at their headgear
tens In this city. The extra session is stated to
look into the matter of economy and faithful
ness in the executive departments; the organi
zation demanding unusual probity.and prompt
ness qt this time. The appointments of the
New York °Melillo under the now - constitution,
have never been ottlelally. announced. The ap•
pointing power rests with President
and the &nate confirms. The Penh= express
6011:10 astmalshment at the reported splendor of
their new headqtarters on Union Square, as
suming that such magnificence most have Lade
_bean' drafts on the treasury of Me organhation.
Unusual interest hi attached to the session which
it is 1 4PP041 , 4 will continue for several days,
Yceter4ay the oetagon :3M not result In any bu
siness Which Is yet made public. It is expected
that regular reports of the proceedings well be
Oven tp the press when publicity scents not in
jurious
Sobel Pirates Arrested.
Poorissw, Ma. , Dee, o.—Lleutessuat Malt,
f°rmer Xr °Meer of the pirate diabetes, and
enrols Davie Howell, came es pauengere. Per
the Hibernian, sod'*ere a rrazd yt thls city,
j Ude aftsracc ust as they
ut. west taking the Vain, rot Gonda,
XX)iXth CONGRESS--Fltirl SESSION
WkerrnvoroN, bocemixr
Snssms—The Senate assembled at It o'clock,
Mr. Footer, President pro. tem., In the choir.
Mr. Dixon offered a series of resolutions
paned by the Connecticut Legislature on the
condition of public affairs., and favoring the
equality of all men before the law, etc. The
rciOlalonli were ordered to be printtal.
The committees for the se.ssion 'were then an
'sourced, the chairmen of which are as follow - a -
On Foreign Affairs, Mr. Sumner, of Mass.; on
Finance, • Mr. Fessenden, of Me.; on Commerce,
Mr. Chandler, of Mich.; on Manufactures, Mr.
Sprague.. of R, I.; on griculture, Mr. Sher
man, of Ohio; on Military Affairs, Mr. Wilson,
of Masa.; on Naval Affairs, Mr. Grimes, of
Iowa; on Pensions, Mr. Lanof of Ind.; on Judi
ciary, Mr. Trumbull, of Ilia.; an Postallices,
Mr. Dixon, of Conn.; on Claims, M. Clark, of
N. H.; Revolutionary Claims, Mr. 'Ramsey, of
Minn.; on District of Colombia, Mr. Dixon, of
Conn.; on Private Laud Claims, Mr, Wahl.% of
N. Y.; on Indian Affairs, Mr.' .Doolittle. - of
Wis.; on Pnblic Buildings - :=Mr. - Foote, of Vt..;
on Patents, Mr. Cowan, of Pa.; on .Territories,
Mr. Wade, of Ohio; on Pacific Railroad, Mr.
Howard. of Michigan.
Mr. Sumner introduced a bill of the last !We
ldon to levitate the commerce between the
several States, which was referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce.
Mr. Sumner also Introduced a resolution In•
'Ducting the Secretary of the Treasury to Inform
the Senate whether there are any persona em
ployed id the Treasury Dcbartment who have
not taken the oath required by law. Also
whether there are any persons employed In that
department In offices not authorized by law.
Mr. Johnson objected so the revolution and it
went over under the rules. A rommittee of
thirteen was appointed to confer with a com
mittee from the amuse In relation to taking ap
propriate action on the death of Prealdent
Lln
caln.
Mr. Morgan introdtmed a bill tothcorporate an
international telegraph company for a telegraph
llno between New York and the West Indies,
which was referred to the committee on com
merce
The Senate then at eleven o'clock adjourned
to meet on Monday next.
Rouse.— Mr. Stevens Introduced a bill per
mitting wounded soldiers In the employment of
the government to receive parslons while In
nen employment.
Referred to a special committee of nine.
Mr. Bingham offered ammadments to the Con•
min:akin, annulling the clause roabulding export
duties, repatriating th e rebel debt and creating
for all persons equal protection of rights and
liberty.
The amendments were referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Thayer. of Pennsylvania, Introduced abM
amending -the act declaring the officer who shall
apt as President of the Visited States In cue of
death, resignation, removal or disability of the
President It wee referral to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
This bill was referred to the Select Committee
appointed to take action with reference to the
deemed President Lincoln,
The House adjourned till Monday next
MIENINT RATIFE GEER
Dispatches from Con. Brown and Johnson.
THE PORTER 11LNDANITS OMR
Wasurawrox, Dec. 6.—The President to
night rectiTed the following dispatches:
litzugresarn.Li, GllOllOl.l.
December 6, 1605.
Era72ency Andrew fo/otroa:
The Legisistare has adopted the Constitu
tional Amendment, and will pass laws amply
protecting the freedmen In their rights of per
son and property, including their right to sue
and be sued, and to testify.
(Blgned.) J. E. BROWN.
•M n.Lgnae rLLa , Dainois.
Deceeibm 6, 1605.
Ms Excellency Andres Johnson:
The Constitutional Amendment has passed
sad" branch of the Legislature.
The Rolm I:weaect a resolution !Instructing the
Judielig7 Committee to report • bill to protect
nen=
PrOWrtofi A ni rcan o U d
n il ..t UU
cases in which they may be sweated.
J. J. Jomeu,, Prov. Gov
To-day. before the District Court. to ue Cabe
of James and It. 11. Porter, a petition for • writ
of mandamus to compel the Becretary of the
Treasury to pay certstn claims, the Court re
fused the prayer, stallost that It was not neces
sary to explain Weir views, es It gives this de
cision to enable Inc counsel to take the case
to a higher court.
Bids for supplying the Commluoory Depart•
meal with 800 bblt. of whisky, are for old Nye,
$2,50 to 13.50 per gallon; Bourbon, 62,12(0,50,
and Rectified, $2,01(M2,20.
Mrs. II trz-11•3tlas Rebellion—New York
Collectorship.—Forelgo Advlcel.
New Yam, Dec. s.—The affidavit of hire.
Wire, denies the alleged attempt to poison
Captain Wks. as reported on the morning after
isa execution. The affidavit was given to Trigg
Wulf', Kentucky, and charges as false each
and tv. r I statement made by Col. Baker.
Leta advice, from Hayti confirm the report
that the rebellion was at an end, and the tri
umph of the government had been celebrbted
•iih unusual feadvities. General Andros anr
.rendered flee hundred men to the government.
A dispatch from Washington lays the delay
In establishing light homes on the Southern
coast hes been occasioned mainly by the Inentli
ciency of funds appropriated by Government.
It seems to be generally conceded that Mr.
Church, Deputy Collector of the :port of New
York, will be appointed to the position of Col
lector.
In the fordo' film by the steamer Bremen,
the Dublin Mail sayn, In consequence or the de
rision come to by the Crown lawyers, as to the
preparation of the Indictments for treason sad
felony against the Fenian prisoners, the Cork
prisoners tell not be brougt•t to Dublin, but will
be tried to Cork.
The London ObAtconfirms the statement that
the British Cabinet has determined Jo remon
strate with Bodo is regard to the blockade of
Chllian Ports.
The French papers announce a disease among
the poultry In the department of Burinlt..
Penltr3 yards have been decimated In twenty.
lour houre by a malady, or whleh It ia Impoaal-
Lie to anticipate an attack, and for which no
cure has yet been found out.
Message of the Got - truer of Rentucky
LOUISVILLE, December ft.—Governor', Bram
letre's message says: Kentucky has furnished
to the Federal armies, mostly three years' men,
0,075 white, and 25,53:3 colored soldiers. Ro
marking In connection. ours was not the loyal
ty which draws its sustenance from promised
profit, and its courage from distant dagger, bu
that unyielding devotion to principle :which
neither the lees of property nor present danger
could overcome. lie recommends each county
to organize a company to support
,the civil au
thorities.
The Governor nye the result of the war has
been such as to forever banish the heresy of se
cendon, The war has determined, and It only
remains for the Judiciary to decide, that seces
sion la treason, to have the etiblect forever. and
finally adinated. This adjudication should prop
erly be had In the ease of the chief of the rebel
lion, to make It a precedent for all time to coma
The Governor argues that the adoption of the
constitutional amendment would give perpetual
immunity against the attempt to control the
Question of suffrage through the Federal pow
ers, and recommends Its adoption because sla
very has ceased to eziet and universal emancipa
tion bas made freedom thmoughly national.
The oresstim "what Ls to become of
the negro?" the Governor leaves to
time to solve. He recommends the Imi
tation of a superior class of laborers to
develope the mineral and agricultural resources
of the nude, and suggests modes whereby such
laborers may be attracted hither.
Erom Now York—Fall of Building—The
•
Fenian senate.
Naw Yana, Dec. 6.—This morningtbefloons of
the flour store occupied by Joseph Ketchum &
Sone, on Front street, gave way, and the whole
building fell in. The floor and rubbish now
fllle the whole street. It is not thought any
person was killed. The loss is not yet. MI.
mated
The Fenian Senate resolved, today. that the
line of bonds to the amount of $68,009 of the
Irish Republic, beat - log on the face the name of
the party u financial agent thereof, who has not
been confirmed by the Senate Is invalid, and the
bonds are Illegal. They also flotilla' the Prcel•
dent of the brotherhood that no nomination for
that position his been properly made and con
firmed..
Republican Caucus an Friday—Souse
Committees.
New Yon December o.—The Port's Wash
ington special SAW A Republican caucus of the
Senate wiR be bold on Friday evening, to con
sider the House Phnl. resolution on reconstruc
tion.
• • .
(Speaker Coles: is busily arranging etanding
committees of the House. Probably Mr. Mor
rill, of Vermont, will bo Chairman of tho Com
mittee of Ways and Means.
Mr. Raymond has been offered the chairman
sklp of tlio Counitto 03 Foreign liclatp4s,
• •
F GAZETTE.
GEN. GRANTS RECEPTION GIIIIILESTON
Holiday Observed by the Military.
TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION BY COLORED-POISONS
Inauguration of Governor Cii4.
Now Tons, Dec. G.—The flerahrs Charles
ton correspondent, speaking of the reception of
General Grant at that city, on the lst Inst.,sars i
He was received at the depot by prominent men
of the department. Very few citizens were oat.
A large number of the coloredopniation as
sembled at the depot and chet. the General
.r f
enthusitistleally. The Lieut-Gen ral was mach
fatigued from his long journey d no visitors
were received during that day. The day woo
observed as a holiday by the rrillitary. The
General was compelled to declitie, for reason of
other engagements, a dinner tendered him by
the merchants and citizens of the city. A torch
light procession was gotten up in the evening
by the colored citizens of Charleston; the pro
'ftesaion numbered about eight hundred. On
ftaturday„he gave a reception to the citizens
wbTch was largely attended, and afterward;
dined with Gov. Perry, Gov. Orr, and a large
number of other prominent men of the State.
The Herald's Columbia correspondent says
that at the inauguration of Governor Orr on the
29th, there wm nothleg unusual to mark the
occasion sate that the gay and brilliant anserm
bingo of ladies to former years wan reduced to a
thin attendance, clothed In the garb of mourn
ing. The farewell address of Governor Perry
excited evident feelings of emotion, while the
inatigaratery address of Governor On was lilt.
coed to with breathleas attention.
- California Legislature.
Sionammtrro, Dec. 5."--Tile litgialatare or
ganized to-day, electing the &diming Delon
officers: Benate-Bpeaker. pro. gem, S. P.
Wright; Secretary, John White. Assembly—
Speaker, pro ton, J, W..Wllcsox; Chief Clerk,
M. D. Barrick.
..; In the Senate a Joint resolution was offered
adopting the GonattmUonal amendment abol
ishing slavery.
SteambOat Explosion—Two Men Killed
and Several Wounded.
CIIIIOIIMATI, Dec 6,—The steamer Cottage
No. 2, exploded her boiler on Johnson's shoals,
Mown rlverron' Monday. Two men were
kWod and several yowled and missing. The
boat we badly wrecked.
Fire et Rew York.
NEW roam, Dec. 6.—A are last tight. de,
atroyed the packing tart manufactory of Henry
Holmes, of Hush street, Williamsbunr. Total
loss, about $75,000 Insurance, 837,000.
Chats Pactory Burned
WAI2I(7OIrN. Deo. 6.—The chair factory of
Eland Dexton & Bon, at Black River, was de
stroyed by fire last night. Loss from $15,000
to $20,000.
Damage by Fire
Nrw Yana, Nov. 6.—The damage by tire on
board the ateampahlp2baveet, reported last
morning, will amount to about $15.000.
MEDICAL
HUMPHREY'S
RONEOPATHIO SPECIFICS IA
Have proved, from the most amine serperienee, an
entire success, simple, efildent and reliable. They
are the only medicines perfectly adapted to popu
lar use-so ample that mistakes cannot bemads
In assn` them; so harmless aa to be Dui Rota dan
ger, and so efficient as to be always reliable.
o guts
No. I cures FEVERS, ClonFestb3us, Inflamme.
Boa.- _._ T 26
2 " WORMS, Worm Ferns, (J011a.... 26
• " ()EYING 1.3011 C, or Teething of
Infants... ... 26
• DllaftliCEA of children or adults 26
6 " DYSENTaIY, Griping, BLUM
Oollot ... 25
a • CHOLERA hII:]IRBUS, N - sti - u - e;... 25
7 " COUGHS, Colds, Bronehltic ..
8 " NEURALGIA, Toothache, Fue
bah* --. 23
• " HEADACHE, Sick Ileadacon..-- 25
to DY -PEPSI A, Billions Stvatach... 75
11 " SUPPRESSED, scanty and pal,.
Pal periods _ 23
12 " LUCCORREICEA, or White. 45
13 " ()SOUP, hoar. cough,.. 25
14 o SALT n
s'3 UM, Erysipelt -, Erup
tio% • " 26
16 " RHEU3II.KT/S_M„all Rhemag4
10 •• IE - F26 AND AGUE, 06111 s and
l ever 6a
PlLES,liuternal or external no
18 " ("PETAL MY, sore, Inflamed eyu. SO
19 CATA HAUL stole or chroate,
60
20 " WHOOPING COUGH, spasmodic
cough.— 60
11 " ASTHMA. oppressed.- . 60
23 • EAR tabonAsors, lenietrod
hearted 60
23 •• Su RUy UL A , ennead glands. 60
24 " GENERAL DERILII Y, physical
5o
" DROPSY end gouty secretions.. 60
" SEA SICKNESS, or sickness from
60
27 " RID DISEASE, Gravel._ . 60
" NERVOUS DEBILITY. seminal
enunissions, Involuntary 11.-
66.0°C, —. 60
29 " SORE MOUTH, or Canker._...._ 60
30 •• URINARY INUONTINUANOE. bJ
it " PAINFUL PERIODS, open oath
.. 60
M .
n4e of Llfa. 100
EPILEPSY:Spurn:, bt. Vitus ,
I Races 100
34 " Ulcerated bat
Slur ---.... 100
FAMILY CUs..
Cues of 30 viola, In morcuo case and book
complete Pl O CO
Cue of 20 large vials, in morocco and book. 600
Can o(:0 large vials, plain case and b00k... 6 03
USA of 10 bones (Nos. I to 111 and book 1 00
,S. M. s - o.merioakr,
62helesale Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
For sale by E. MINER, 3 - 3 Smithfield Meet,
lI.X.MING, No. Rs Market street. 4013301 Of
the Diamond, Pittsburgh, sad J. J. EAST, 184
Feceral greet. Allegheny. 15,102ye0d
DR STRICICLA.ND:B
" 4 " . NIELI.I.FLOOUS t• U
COUGH BALSAM ,
I...arrented to be the only
preparation known to cure se Viis it - R ,
Coughs, Cold., Hoarseness , •
Asthma, Whooping Cough, • .•-
Chronic Coughs, Consumption, etronchitts and
Croup. Being prepared from }lacer and Barbs, It
Is Pealing.soft•nhag, and elpeatarating, and par
ticularly suitable for all streetlons of Lhs Throat
and Lungs. For sale by Drukgiats everywhere.
R. E. SELLERS k 00,
eel 37.1y4 WrroLet ALT A.orrs.
-n Y 8 P EP S I A
A. , DR. ST RICR.L.ANIS
10N10 Is a conmatratt
preparaMon of Roots ac
Her es, with ante-acids an
carminative to atrengtbr
the stomach and nerve.
.).tam. It is a, coital
remedy for Dyspepsia
Indigestion, bersoumica
Loa. of Appetite, Acidity
of the Stomach, Flatulent
es and Debility. It is f]lei
particularly nutted for We
poplin persona.l
per For sale by aU Druggists wren ,
where, at Sbottle.
R. E. SELLERS & 00,
ocitflyd Wooziness Aosirse.
DR. BTRIOYLLAIiD'B
PILE REMEDY
Iles cured thousands of the
worst eases of Blind and
Bleeding Piles. It &gym im
mediate relief and 'Meets a
permanent sure. Try It di
rectly. It is warranted to ...
Druggists at 60 cent. per ms bottle.
SELLERS & CO.,
ooltlyd WHOLIIMIALI MIZIST3.
P 31'.1 1 0 Zle_lM 'Ali :le P al:1
►THERE 18 NO LNYHESTrIERT
MUCH PAYS A BETTER INTEREST 01
BRINGS MORE OuBSPORT, HEALTH,
IiAIVINERS AND RELIEF TO
TILE HotrsEILOLD
THAN A
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES
Nothing could emote acceptable u a
HOLIDAY GIFT,
and wools you aroyoutuluy,
1313:y t ile 3Beest.
En/emoe ts.ltede to hundreds of tamales now
tutus them Dattiontrsk and Ttetnt4•
E. P. cinivinut,
310.271117T11 PT., PITTSBURUU
daddhwitlr
VOLUME LXVIII-'4IM 304:
BANKS AND BANKERS
Piz
FOURTH NATIONAL BIN/
11. S. Government Depository
J 4 LIIIKET 811ITEET,
PITTSBURGH, PA;
Capital Pala to 4300,000
PrilptPrivilege or increase to 500,000
•
Having lattesuilve sorragoodeoes vita Flange end
Denten thrsatiltiat the country, v. nee onus*.
el Diegt t lettlia pan doing bottom lima six,
7 13 4 107w - ceria9.
A.Ad AU other Goorelassat emirates, rarritshed
It sums to suit purchasers. Deposits received an d
Interest allowed by speolidegrimment.
butacrrolSt
THOS. DOPNIMLY, IR, a. RING.
srunt, R. J. BRILEY,
JAS. RL BAII.IY, 130 TIN POEIERRON.
TILOS, SMITH. 15. M. Ent.;e4.l..tuus
THOS. DONWELLY, I'ri)Absnt,
NOTLEIR WARD. Cashier.
=l=23
TIOLLAR bAViNGI3 B,!atZ., NU 95
FotntwaSTurr.
XnjAkTillED E' HMS.
Open daily Dom a to 7 o'clock, also on We= a
day and Saturday evening, from slay lit to NO.
vember tat, from 'I to 1/ o'clock, and from riovambel
lettp 8 o'cloais.
"DeliteaUtiku sums of cot las then One
Dollar, and a dividend of the pions declared twice
a year, In Jim. and Decsafter. Interest has been
declared semiannually, In June and December ,
since the Bank Wee organized, ea the rate of els
per cent. a year.
Interest, if not drawn out, la placed to the a=
of the depositor as principal, and bears the ease
interest ft= the fret days of June and Dezember,
=mounding turize- a year without troubling the
depositor to call, or even to present his pace book.
at this rate memo will double in I= than twelve
Books, containing the Charter, DysldsWa, Rules
and Regulations, furnished goals, on epplisation
at the
Paxedraare—GEOßGE riLLIMEII.
VMS PREILDENTIS.
WM= 3.
Robert Robb, Anketion, DL Pollack, DL D..
John 0. Backofen. .
Ben. 1.. Fahnbstoek, JObn RbOonbent;
James Ilerdnun, Junes Shldle,
Jansen Dich.oloy, Adakendar Spose,
Lune DL Pennock, MUSA= Team.
.. . .
Calvin Atams, Eteray J. Lynch,
Saba 0. BledLey, Pats" A. Maaedrs,
Geo Blank,
Hill Sohn Ellarthall,
Walter P. Dlreskall,
Alonzo A. Jame B. D. Mud;
Charles A. Colton: Jahn B. Manchlen.l
Wm.hn Dolmens. John Henry L.
Orn,
_
Jo
John .11Mirpley William B. l l=z,
Wthinal S. Haven, Aienandor Tlmlls,
Peter H. Hanker, William Yank"
llithard Ham Wm. P. W t =n,
Jagzl=i lts Lase Wlll
A. COLTON.
Eseraeo7-4ADLE4 B. D. =EDS.
BANKING IiOUSIS.
N. HOLMES & SONS:
Ho. gasket Street, Pittsburgh.
DEPOSITS ILEDEPTED IN PAZ FENDS AND
k u r r 4:4N, L . ) l
eon an the Ininatpal foatotil of
United States sad Clanoass.
Uroultvgy:sqsZel4r..:lo
MOUNT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Partlonia attention paid to the punthase an
sale of
LATER STATES SECUBIIIES,
TROLITDI79
Ortifoil Bala Ma el MI
Do. do. 8.305
Do. P. 10.4 Do;
Do. ReTen-Thlrtles
Do. OMB: Holm of Indebtedness.
OHDEBB AND VOUCHERS BOUGHT OB
l o t ny OCH.L.taTE
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
0 f Pittsburgh.
Chartered by the Capital Or:waled ender
State of Pa., 1816.. $1,600,000., Nata'l Law 186 i
ml, Bata hits been 1111.3zZiated .
DEPOSITARY
OF THE
United States Treasury,
and appointed agent for the sale of nut
7-80 IA CP AL .147 .
Erery !malty artE be °lined to !tweeters or pats
tiea purettuing for manta.
H. M. MURRAY, Cashier.
siersti
PEOPLES' NATIONAL BANK,
Of Pittsburgh.
Capital Paid in $1,000,000, with Prrii
lege of $2,000,000.
ISAMHouse OORNER FIRST AND WOOD
STIE
Tidaitank, organized molar the rtattotod Bank
log System. ts nom prepared to transact nrortnesi
at Its Banking House, comer of Wood sad girls
street.
Collections made on all seaesalble points on
most favo
for rable terms.
the Special Agents for .TAY
000ELT, the ule of
11. S. 7 3-10 Treasury Notes.
F. M. croitnort, Caituar.
J. O. MaPHEBSON Teller. arman 4
ATTORNEYS
WOUNDED SOLDIERS LL EITHER
The Eirst or Second Three Years Service
an receive the Mil bounty the same as if rni ,
bed served the full term of enlistment by calling
UPOU T. WALTER DAY,
Solicitor for Bounties, Pensions and Pay.
No. Nu FIXTII STREET, third door below the
Cathedral lilt
U. Y. 1110"1117. GIZO. b 00CH11.A.3
MOFFE rT COCHRAN,
Orke—lto. 60 011.61 , 1 T STBEEr,
Pitto93llh. P..
TH015.11. RATfI .210A.11 W. II [UPI
BAYNE & BRAYER,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
o. 81 Duxonn Praise, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Omni Businese Examining Titles, Ocas_2l",B
- and all kinds of Legal .r. , tos
prontpUy attended to. . ael
MILITARY CLAIMS. FINSION•%
swarms, BAWL PArIY - 0/ bIIMITANT
CLAIMS of every deseriptios "Matted by
eubscrieer, at the following we". Pa 2 40,2 1,
ill) 1 all other elaims,
0.0. TAT ! ' . Attorney LsW.
Dlemoad street Diva th3he Owlet lions& :
N. 11. r dime* ite trade if the claim doe!
not inaweed, alliubmittlen gratis.
seedy
H. a rie f9KREL.T.„
ATTORNEY-AT - LAW
• Aro
17. &gown= scazuzps, t3/.I.III.AGERT.
• .•000ntles tor igrovadoilSolaters oollootod ta to=
ma to twooti dart.
AirOflos N. OP oat= visitor - , Plttannlit.
Call with ittwhtigto sod two vitamin. oo21:17
T osT.-111 =LT LAST, A. CHECK,
LOST.-1
to
St for flan drawn on Ira B. McVay fa
Co. to favor of I. • T. Disney*? order, marked
&tand inges4 Hobert. Wray, Jr., Beeretary
in. Co. Tee above check fa supposed to hare
been lost fn transporting lt through the EMUS tO
Oil Clly. Payment °nth, dx* blur been stopped.
It is of to Talus to any one, and the nada. win
receive
lb
thanks of the andenresed by returning
It to ray addrers. 'ROBERT WHAT, Jr.,
fleediUW ellend stets Plttah• •Pa •
MIDERTAKINCI.
,MaEU
I:I3MOrEIRMAXCEII:I4
rris.ll l rotirand*, Cti stoeUlttoouritkra
nd Mims
of erILIP CM/31w, o
ociption of Mood Fursastufor floods f
Roma oqn day sad Welt. Ifoarseaaill
Itzfazioroso.der. Datil sear, n
lif. - Zoootos, rltwlog t Bog
MO MAIM rfrb
=En
MISCELLANEIG
BOOTS LIP) BEt9ES
REDUCED PRICES.
Goods which were were SOU
days ago at $lO and 912
dre now Haling fart '
S 7 00 (5C se 00:
AT TICE GREAT
SHOE EMPORIUMS
Concert Hall Shoe Store.
EVERYTHING AU. BEEN
IVJE r e:4l D 0
rA-ND MI
Great Bargains are Tirmeroul,
No. 60 FIFTH STURM
dal , 7,
04.% FULL
CLOTHING HOW%
as ta rant rruze.
•"
NEW GOODS
- -r1...--
to E VLOtU 00 Tl.
seoa 00A1O.
EfferLlsa WALKING .09Mei
OVERCOATS or ALL EINU94
WANCY CAP PARTS,
STEM BLAINE PANTO;
PEO TOP ?ANTS
11.11 d .11 Steam ad
°Lemma;
EGAEDLI33.OIr von
SOB THE =IT U /1411!.
J. H. SMITH & OQ
ourraims, QA& ELLE., a MINI fin
Oppeatte tae Opera Haase. NOV
SUPPLY YOUR WARTS
BOOKS AND ALBUMS
8008 PUBLISHERS' PRESEATEIIOI
74 FIFTH STBSET.
Yon hue the finest stoek is the Witt) Wag
from.
You only pay the Publiehers pries fot Boat]
1 .
Yen Ul6O mein at time of purthan a pres
I our'present will be worth from Ilk. to $
Yon will be entirely %atilt ied with : bilk
and Present.;
All we 88k4 IVY nay'
CALL OS SEND TOE A asTALOCivr
=7ll
COME ONE, COME ALL!
GUNMEN%
STORM.:
Nos. 13 St Clair tie
The attention of notoddle iv called to OW
and eztanaite . wen 07 G E NT 5'
ND3ILING 000f r t 0701104 at Ina •
avorticmol ar am tr a ria% at
D to y ineir advaatat• fdlo ZITS do
and
017 c an [took before Dot
whom T 2 . 67 nan lad the Larson anitbdat
mek 0 Elskil Widta HUM, extra est* X
Shi t ,
Woolen, Oation and rants TOread•
goo and Drawers, Hose; Nook Tiet,Soniq
r4lttaterfllor, and areflthipn partalaing
:11mtlemon.a Itunandang Hoopla, Lei ttill alltr;
Hasa Aber ilia Om. It aad It en.caarstrett. •
13.annEL LIMN
N. n A Inge stoat of Hata, caps, (Mrs mei
Harmful, Inton's
!Ltu lar igraserZl, be sold kr= than**. e
I:Warm=
pußs
•
41-4E)3L4.101 I , •••
The choicest stook of
OOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, MONA&
AND JEWELRY, ever brought to Alit. . .
• g 01 can now Do seta at .the •
at
•
T. EL IMAGER: •
vire. $3B 7Pcks3oreal.
Where WAFORof ths heir, mar* JEITEEh r
RY of the newest styles, OLOOKS of evert 420.
t at
of best Acturrican and Erench makers.
PURE EILLVER AND PLATED GOODS, ssildt
Al Ports, Spoons and Hollow Ware. .Bobanitgra
and French Clint Ina Glw VASES 01 - Sholosst
and ail irgl i re sold s I a
VALI Ma
MN! Piss Watch and Jewelry watt
nude and repaired.Righast Prisoto " M
Sneer. Done tweet the pigs* , so lu street.
AllegitsnY. Osisayd
a . BROWB,
Alaidamatift4ftbmwwwo4ft,
' or,* wenn ;
niummv,_cpumWalxl4ll4lM
PtMOP stiallrofliZergrallr .1
-kRCIS of i gregu .
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