The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1863-1866, December 14, 1865, Image 3

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OtURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1865
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do. gingie eopiat ' $2.03 da.
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lIEEANTI KG THEIR MODERATION
tterlog the late Autumn thet Demottratta pan',
&retuned to take President Johns= wader their
guedistithlD. &a e Mien rot this ofEigiOttS.
nese came of their State Conventions openly re.
• conked opposition to the war and to its accom
plished results, They even went so far as to
ant earnest and tried Republicans on their tick
els for important edict■.
Meanwhile they eadeavOred to sow the seeds
of disourd between the President and the lead.
era of the' political organization by which he
wed elected. It was easy to !OS what Lbey want
•ad was not to moderate party asperities, but to
make a co:iglus of the Executive, and then
through the patronage of the government take
the Organisation of the government into tneir
own hands, and accomplish it according to
their old ideas.
Te Irene of the State elections interfered
with. their calculations. The people old not
evince rut alacrity to be kidnapped by men
whew patriotism they had so abundant reasons
to garnet, and,to have the Admintatratien 'cap
t *red and borne off as a prize by tie enemies
end their own.
Tble repulse did.not alter the Intentlona bat
onlj changed the tactics of the Democratic lead
ers.' They resolved to prOmoto a quarrel be
tween the Republican majority In Congress and
the . President. With singular adroitness and
persistence they have labore Ito this end; but
theld endeayors, so far, have not brought forth
mneb fruit. In the bitternets of thrlr
disap
pointutept they have taken to abasing
prominent members of Congress, on
whole at/ they eon^ ted, bat who had
too Much sense to fall Into the trap sat for them,
In Partieular. Mr. Rarttostn, of NerrYork. I■
en object of reprobation. Na is told that be
possisses almost unmatched powers ; that he
sraa:the rising man of tpe natlont that an un
precedented opportunity was opened to him of
vat qiiishing his personal opponents and render
ing Nit highect Fatale services; bat that he
iamebtably failed to rice lo the bight of the on-
Easton, and must sick into obscurity.
.rindonbt the grapes are soar. The, repa . tli.
team :have the destiny of the nation in their
keeping, and they mean en to wield %helr power
as to establish Liberty through the land on a
basis:not again to be shaken,
JAMAICA
Tb Et glish press and the Engllah people are
lostlY . Indlyntint at the outrageously cruel and
it,fanidus course of the authorities of Jinalca
towards the poor, ignorant nezroes of that Island
who have been punished by wholesale for the
ac's of a few who were provoked into a riot by
the milituty at Bt. Tnomem-In-the-east, The in
diacelimlnate daughter of three thousand men,
women ano children, very few of whom took
part... Who outbreak, and none of whom were
tried tf legally coodeamed, has excited the
horro4ol . the civilized world, and forced upon
Eeglea4d tb.eisccedltT of dhownlng . and daimon
elm; it:"
The Occurrence, horrible and mvolthig as It
la, will hare, It is hoped, one good affect and
that Is the assurance of a better government
for datianica. Ttat island has been governed
by a small knot of landed aristocrats, number
ing lest than 3,000, and they ban ruled It wish
an iron har dln their own Interest. It is now
proposed to make It a CrosTil Colony. and Bend
out a Gpyernor with full powers; who will he
free froin the inthienee of the besotted tyrant
now In authority, and fully vested wl it all the
rights cifn local lediala:urt. la 41118 way, if the
right man Is rent out. Jamaica may escape
front he`f pr,sent. thraldom and her hundreds of
thovisamid of laborers be restored to their proper
condition as free men.
THE FENIANS
The "elrelts" la New York and Phil sd
clpSia
have !Alfred around o'3lsuortr, to the prevent
quarrel, trbile those in Washington and at tha
Well, at ;far ae heard tuna, side with the . ten -
ate again; Crlitanorer,
The (1416'.1 of the quarrel 1.10,1116 to be the fund
In the Tivasury of the Order, amonn tiug to
over a million. O'ltsirowr charges the Sonata
with getting, hold of a part of It and of sqnan
ing itlnnd the Senate rinallanu by alleging,
that it 14 O'Nfsuoiry and his crew who are
- throwing:: the money away. Ile bas rented a
, palace, that' my, at - e thousand dollars a month,
furnished:it in princely style, and Is living, on
the fat ofthe land.
Both are probably right.. With such a vest
fend to heal from, neither could resist the
and both have gone In to make hay
while theirna shines.
HENTIUCKY
The proeinenstion of General rafacer, based on
Judge Johnston's decision, that slave:y 03 lon
' ger eXigtoeo Kentucky, created but httle excite.
inentin kinilsollle. The papers unite in decla
ring both the decision and proclamation to be
premature; yet regard them as `simply anticipa
ting what 4s regarded as inevitable, and there
fore they 54eld to them with a good grace.
It Is probable, however, that throughout the
state a similar acquiescence will no: follow so
readily. The aleecholdingintercit diet hard,
and will noj yield until It cannot help It. Toe
adoption of.the Constitutional Scseadment by
the Senata,;4o session at Frankfort, is a good
sign In the tight direction.
The negrOC.s bad a grand mlrin cation over toe
matter In autsvine when the decision ofJudge
Johnston 345 made known. The demonstra-
Con howevei. did not extend bevond the ea
;megaton et ttleir joy at the final accomplishment
ig their deifies.
A aticoulat. has been presented to Mo./taste
frottitho.Utgon StateCestral Cocos:Mao of Pam
sylvan!' requesting that certain amends:fonts lo
tho ConstAtition bo adopted. rho prohibit th e
45w:option et the rebel debkthe roPfullation or
the natloaal4ebt, tad the °occasion of aay Slats
front tifi,iltittllti Ovettfoutifass the power tocol
test &ales diVezPorts, and order that rocs...
tatlonln thellssaa of Itepratentatlves ahsj se
based nposilliAirimbel 4 of4lisllted voters in the
sate. -
Titter .7fortir Fololotaly says that "Kr. aZIS
aer4 the 4ittnir d'Ararn of Divine
troViduicOattus ongtry.
atm followlngotatement or..hiblto the amount.
AB! receipt,: him interuoLrece.oo for tho pas:
tbree`years a iteceipts for 1863 (ten months).
4,71541,601.102; 1664, 6116,850,672;1365, 6211,120,-
LAMARTINE ON AllEttlt t
Thh
remarkable article of N. DI LA .11L11:
en American again; btu been translated for us
and we submit the principal pan of It below.
The Lwo ideas it presents are that America L.-
longs to F.nrope, because she Is best Gt to role
It, the people of the United Slates being only a
nest of commercia 1 savages, and that thereto:a
Trance must lead In keeping as oat of Mexico,
In order to preserve to Europe her commerce,
manufactures acd wealth
TRANSLATED PROM THE CODIDEU ne9 ETAIE
this Fos Tux PrrnEntnton GAzer-ns.
AIIEILICL_DSLORGIS TO EUROPE
The thought of taking ouch bold ac tton as to
snatch Mexico from the uaurpation of the Unita!
States, is new thought, beta just our.
Europe ban the right, and Prance has taken
the initiative from en.
...The (stabs is Mr property of owed:Cad. the new
American coatinteni in lhs property of &rope,"
The principle of Earopena protection and its
independesee, at keel in the seventeen Southern
States of America, rate evidently on tut and all
the powers of the Old World, Its mutt prevent
events. We must protect the Latin raze, and it
order to frettect it we must take oar poslUoa on
the point menaced by the United States.
And why ehoeld Barone or all the world re•
cognize the-Tirades/ rights on land and are, of
the Vetted Swat, while in the Old World we
not nay recognize the right of protecting the
properties useful to all, but also recognize the
right of appropriating, wlthoot Indemnity, the
Sta.ca and individuals of ill properties which
are terdi dby elle Tills principle of common
piotiction. u±efal to ail, which we apply to
collmoolty, why abetted It with lent light be ap.
plied to a whole coniinent, and protect It In tie
indepenCencei Europe has these rights, and is
her duty not to abandon to the Vetted States
the Latin race.
EUROPEAN HANUPACTrILUE IN [UNGER.
Then who does not kuow that South Ameri
ca and the Uisslssipplan Valley arc the grana
ries of the world in care of am ne, as Sicily was
the granary of the Romano? Who does not
know that rho money capital of the on:tisane
exist, in immense ma-ses In Mexico, Peru and
Sonora, and those mines this day enriched by
water courses and worked to their natural pro
ductirrecoess by a good system of workmanship
would put all this capital of gold and envoi' of
the whole world into the hands of the L , sited
States, when masters of both Ameeteas? Wiu
rk llama I time
a week. tweak
does not kwon—that the owner of capital, Is
the owner of the lntertxt and—that Europe now
Jco;nrd nod by that county of all ta - nopol.es
wII soon antler by Its laws? Who doss not
know that by being owners of all the gold and
silver they will be also mantra of all our moat
vital natant", and that their coalition already
arrayed apilEllit our irdustaies of silk, 'mold
rain Lyons, the manufacturing capital, and the
second French city? Who does not know that
deplving us of a supply of cotton, they
would starve as they have already starred eight
millions of French operatives more yet In En
glund, and five millions in Austria, and that
they tould starve all Europe at their arbitrary
inierent: And lastly who does not know that
our maritime commerce would suffer as much
as out manufacturing parvuitsl
tea mrcitas INTO 'ME Anzarcsits.
It is easily seen that the people of the United
Steles have not yet achieved soy normal condition
of Annericawaterature- Toe Mexicans berme the
conquest, the pretended savages of Menitaanma,
the Peruvians with their poems of papfro, were
more advanced. The ghtairtic monuments the
Aztecs have left behind give traces of latent
gents and strength superior to the edifices of
North America. The pioneers dont build far
the etisturtes.:The fellers of the forest cut dogrel
these arristocratic trees for the en,laymeat of
showing themselves the masters of nature.
Their eloquence romusta only In the debates of
their public assembli.s, where they carry the
rudeness of their ettatotor, exchanging brutality
of gesture, sod clenched fists for the beautiful
moral viofence whlch is used by ancient and
modcra Europium orators. Their Journals,
without numbers, because they are cheap. are
but advertising sheets of charlatanism recom
mended by the Ilarmans of the press. Their
slander and billing-gates. calling foment and
insiettatious against each other are fit to
discredit Journalism and to dLsgust their nut
scribers. Their drawing rooms ars tilled by
inter, perste men, not refined by any feminine
! politeneen, they arc nothing but clubs of noxious
open hauls, sacrificing even their repose to their
fortunes.at the end of the day—eulcylug th on
selves only on illusory or real euterteise to
double their capitals, Their persoLal liberties
being devoid of bet evolence it gfvf e them
a general lone end attitude of eomeho ly
feeling to be fugal:ell or roe who
Unlike by his Impudence to prevent the Inenit.
Themselves even know tLe diragre-atelity of
their customs. One of their rare political ora
tors, tee moat eloqueta and the most h'lent,
whom:the net j-siouse kept out elf he Pres
idency. tkid mr, ''One lite,rty codao.t. le doeig
el: at our power ID he elie,greetth.e I) nor an
rh
Tr, art , f belt, tl•sarret atto is their
se road velure. to phase Is the syrup otie of
tier. They love no , todr, they rc L1A.U. , e4.1 in
return. It is the e zotatfor. of egot is di. History
bee no parallel to such n Latino, 1.1 , 11. coot
n ens, of eastur, m , aM lull or 4 -
banal, aplttonto between their feet, tests needed
asta:l,t the mantle plrce err crossed, wi boat
at, el. tonality or benevolent fdetings which •
mat twee to soother, the accent brief, utamoto
nous OIIC Imperious, a certain die faro stamped
on their leaturea, end there yon have your ea
tocrats of "rid.
With tome r3ro exception. there :s the Ater.
loan of the North, the pbye.oiromy of the na
tion. There is Ito people to wham Mr. atop
roe, a flatterer said, to nrder to nolo applause,
"The time hat arrived when you sh3uld not gaf
fer Europe to mix with ...mariner, allT,lrs, but
you M1.15.t beheciorth het p a stele: ourvelLliacc
od Europe."
Lore! Russell'. Efforts to Liberalize His
Thy new Enzlish Premier ha, tak , n some hes
itating steps in the way of tcski - g the pe 'Ja
net of bin administration more a^e yable to the
Liberal party, lie 1111 not d'srl ace
any traditional Willa or Pet:lite, holdinz, a Cab
inet seat. All the 1,. - rtat oflices of State r •main
as they were, rt.th the exception of Lord Rus
sell's c ecupsticy of the Prem er-bii , and I.ord
nd a's act,. 00 to the Foreign Office.
Beat come of Ihr minor 'mccc had Oec../nl, ma.
cant. And two or th. or, the VoOl'ret , l'ency of
the Board of Trade, and the Under-ic
ably for the Cc..lc.ri c —te.tb r o• wh,h n :It le
a l'abinn a.al—bave bred y ah 0
and liberal men. To the forint r, Mr. t7u,
a London merchant, and one of ;I, In• m . a t•,
the city suer , de, to ;he La to Nt,. ch and
true Incr.& Mr , W. F:. Yo•ter.rla,, , a.E . P; mem
ber for ;he radizal t Ira of II a..tfort:, hts ne,•tt
Both apr.or.trnents 1,11 be , nt rely i.cc,•, old:
to friends of the
Gem. T , .e or 1, r - er. t ce I; be thst the
are not of a kiwi chi b w,i' ,ot,
for the .elmluistratlye 011'1 11../1::111, 1.1:1,I.6 or
1:... gemlern n 1.1• a-; :
be, in a Ines., e. overshad.f,et.d In tho• If ace of
Cullnttaoni, by 11,, ch Ufa 111-ir re--p ba•
reau•. Mr. M 1.; rob. I a:artily take
precedence of Mr, G 0e,,r1 of the
Brm.i r.f Lade; and M•. Card cell, In like man
ner, 141 I do the 1./1%...ge - oh%rn o' 1.1,1 11., in nen-
Lary • s.k or the Cam:Li,. to 0 0 y c-
ridv,able cone - ni, n to pf..p.l:ar felling
,Cob appo'n men, 0, of W:il,4
%ic ‘'e t.ll "il , jeel 01 pa - sy
pr..ferm. lo2Conue j•. 71 „r
MAL re. These accessions
like a mini•t. - rial pi.lr,%lFe 1;.. .171oetion of
parilatnentary reform Mr.} . star a.,,,00L1,ke
1y In bare l - TeplLd eel t Ille -
t 1•00 assiened to him, unless 11, bad reisuran..e
that a liberai and pro;; cosine po'iey had been
marked by %lie RI:108cl Cabytiel.
!selfish Polies.
The Pitishurgh 00h , ,, crew/ gives marked
prominence to a commnnicatioa describing the
prof °zed new age 01 the Atlantic and Great
IVsstera Railway through Peursvlvania to New
York, en I tugitg the - defeat of the ache ate In
the State Legislature. if possible- It claims as
tie itne avoids Pittsburgh and Philad-lphia, it
is therefore iLimical to the Interests of Penu.yh
canto, nod Its construction shoal.] be prevented,
P there is coy fr ssiida way of acconapllsLing
that object. la the liltto of the writer of that
article rib line of railroad that hi not tributary
to Plitabargtoor Philadelphia should not be 101-
!Jeff d In ibe-State.
The Pittsburgh, Feet Wayne and Chicago
Railroad occupies jest such a position In Ohio
as the new line of the Atlantic and Great Wed -
u-n Railway will occupy la Pennavleaula It
passes through from West to Ear, Wielding the
State Into tao parts, avoiding all the principal
cities of the Stoic, and diverting. Raffle from
them for the sore benefit of Pittsberch and Phil
adelphia. It makes a considerable portion of
the hest pert of Oslo tributary to Pittsburgh,
to the immediate damage of Cleveland nerd
Cincinnati. It 11 to all In onto and purposes a
foreign corporailon to the atate,.aud , on the
reasoning of the l'ittsburgh writer, Inimical to
the Interests of. Meditate.
Yet the cities of Ohio continue to exist and
thrive, and have no desire to obstruct the cool
metre between the West and the East because
every passenger and pound of freight does not
pay toll to them. Ohio has never attempted to
set up a toll bar against the commerce tmtwech
the West and the East. nor has it proserlbal
any route because It did not Suit a seldsh view
of tee State Interests. Penesylyanla will fled a
similar policy par the best in the long run.--s.
Cleve. Bella. -
uT tweeting WAS beide& Bellefonte of the
directors of the LdirUbuig Centre and Sprnos
Creek Railroad, one of the connecting links by
which the Atlantis & Great Western hoed)sto
reach the seaboard upon Its Independent line.
Hon. G. R. Barrett, of Clearfield, was elected
Prcaldent et tbe.emporation L Sly Morton Pete,
of England, Prealdent ; and T. W. Ken
nard, Engineer. Judo Banta thee, as Attor
ney of the Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
Company, Transcribed one million of dollars to
wards the completion of this road, and gave no
tice that he would take the lot/Ince of whatever
steel; .111 not subscribed by the people along
the !inc.—Rata ilmer.
On coo OCT./IMOD in lPdd Dr. WILIAM Eider re
matted publicly: "For morn than a year we
hare had the competing Industry of Ramon un
der a tolerable commercial blockade, and the
policy which saves a Nation's work for It. own
bards Inas had a demonstration of Its w.:ad,r
working power among Lib, which will not br Met
when gold falls to par and pence pima la practice
the wisdom war has toot ht."
A 'friend, occupied with the horrors and eclla,
the waste cud the terrors or th e ',Lida°, turned
Istr.atiently to 131E3 and anki'd if he tocalt to
prove that rear treat 3 Ueat.eg, r,••• re .„
plied Elder; ''War, ['eaglet ci cod Famine are
a ;flash of evEz, usually saeocia r 7, brr. happily
reys•etel la oar ca..% t Luting . us [toll:l3st tc-ri
etiO In for at a:W . 3lllw the envy of the lacier
tLet.alo—and s•rt II I. !wall, 'HILL:atom.
Ilott f.r the time It hr. tt ot, up a wretch ,
t.pitee.; of ery.o. r:331 1 , 41,1 Eros: r ton-e des
trio-. 1.:.e 1. dostrl3: eroots of the N tont;
It, en 6:: :he oto al t.•teof War. if ;,,y,
100 b:0n , ...)011/ 5.(5.1, in rose..,
.! • ;' , ..11, and Frre as , 7l, tier cryin7 far
fr., re, rip, trade. and Fr, auaa,ail na:/..ny
l•at rae^. tell a triiloon
La' lotral debt Mao l'oh•e- :1'3.: a illr.ll,ptd
littoral , t 10361., f. and may re.l;e-et'y rive the
ntn tg al to tzar its lori-o, later
li-elf from to - eitre Int u -,n3, Or -,"ay tt :tee
to ZID 3 N3ll,:i'i ..:th •
Covevnmee t
A rnrt or. of the ,•••
I•ft,ly onza,:l-1 rep vin[ o.•,
f the ‘ , .0u10 or Ito, , A /o ..1
i te r. It tr'll , oroin •Innoy
Illthartn tud roda.;ll-1, .and w . nl
eu, I•lyty and C9(111,0,..> lo
I I - vy; or performed by that branch o' the Oo• ♦ r.
•. Eve-y rn,t.ozmn..nt in Trlll-h errtoin
rants participatod, nail Ow !wt. ,hey Ally, I In
the greatdrawn wi:l lin given, only tlte
11 ,, n.14, of regiment; n rr fool
I Ten, and Ni.,21, awarded modals of honor, vv :1
be turntioned in c - mnertion with the ro:7lV , r.
Wb• 11 completed, It In repented Ll:a vr , rk till
onni-t of five volumes, coverlw nix hundred
pug,. It Is not stated saber hoe It Is intruded
fur general clistrMution, or merely to comply:,
the meanie of the War Peourtmtut
STEEL WORKS.
)ITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
ANDERSON, COOK & CO.,
Manufacturers of tun neat retried Oast /Steal,
qure, Pao. Lnd Octagon, of all •tscs, .nn ,
Due, Fork and Sheet (nut Seel, Oast Steal for
Heaping and Mowing Machines
tee,' riotv Win.", Spdug*, A-CO., (afoul/km &
Coal and Common Plough and Spring Wel
(mo•—Corner of Flirt sad Ross .treota, tw.
b:OCk/ above tbebtotiongslto/a
BLACK DIAMOND BT - EEL - W:OfiKB
BEST QUALITY FEF/NED OAST STEEL.
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&oar e,Tiat lad Basso; o all Aze Warrant.
ed equal Ito any imparted or numulastared thl
uintry.
111.0 new awl warehouse, Nos. In sfUl 151
aad 120 and In 8110011 M BTOWSTS, Plttbtugh Fault
fell-pi
DRUM & BLACK,
MOWING mAoHINEEf.
.121D0R0330 FlLParangEll.
straw Cellars, Scythes and nay Rakes,
lea' 88' and 30 OHIO STELES!,
azdzagran.
Ton Whitd save with i.bssis, that mire
&Ruben:l States have corm - died with ever? cue
, of the coed [ions required by th- President's
plan of reoonstruetlet , vie. The emreime•e•st
of Secession to Its declared cull; the C .nstltu•
t:ons: Amendment to he rutin d, Ito S 'where
debts to be r• vadat. d. Will the World any
shat conebern Bmatee have compile I wl ti taws
eendlth ns I North Carhilo a and F,ortia have
I reme fleetest to It, but the President Is FO
who? y dissatisfied with North Carolina that he
neellfies her election, and keeps his Provisional
Governor in ofil e. Snwit Carolina refaced to
declare her set of access! At null, and has not
repudiated her rein! debt. litssisaippi has Just
rej• clad the Constitutional Amendment. Genr
gin has not vet complied with one of the c 0-
ditiona. What, then, does the World mean by
saying that all the Southern States have &me
all the eels demanded of them by the President?
I The truth is that even If Congress were ready
for immediate reconstruction. it would still
have to reject •Ite S. uthern claimants because
they do not represent States that the President
conelders reconstructed.—,Y. Y. Tribune.
Wssnradrox, Monday, Dec. 11, 1665.—The
Joint resolutions of Mr. Eliot, of Masaaehusetts,
Introduced In the Donee Ps day. declare:
First.. That the United States. as conpuerons
In war, now have the political power of the Slates
In rebellion,
&cone: That until action by Congress; the
President, as Commanderdn-Cleer, bat author
ity to ert - ,mize and maintain goveinment within
said S ates.
Third: That the said Staten are not entitled to
lake part in the mtovernm.eut of the United States
uned Coe green shall, on such terms as It may
prescribe, confer upon them the power to att.
Poore, That diet Maiming all desire to Impiss
ho MT or bewdenaenne couditions, and mindful
hely of irreversible euaratuses against future
dieser sloe or i4TtaF , OTI, and •f our plighted faith
to all who have aided In the overthrow of the re
we declare It to he oar lodisnutable con
dition for the recognition of sales Seams th al their
(.01361.11.0:10LI should secure to all the In hahitants
thereof tonal rights before the law, without elut
tmt edema of color or race.
T nE entire of Bombay, are much ex
cited by the operation of lisheleg the streets by
.100. introduced at .re. Long before the
lamps are lighted on an evening, numbers of
pourer. may he r , eu grouping round er,ry lamp
I,ret, red when the lareol.gemeer approaches,
. ,
(ri Prim tit by a riurroupin crowd.) toe tircatast
esi 1.1 Me I. prevails, Ole strimiti at pushing the
set skeet in their endeavors to secure the hest
tossitile place. After a little prellailnary chaf
fing the lighter ascends the ladder, and when
the illumination is complete the mob heave
sigh of relief and quickly sit dawn at the foot of
the poet, and with upturned faces gaze Into the
lamp for hours, wells every now and then they
deep the past with their hands to feel whether
it gets hot. The mystery why the poet does not
get Lot they cannot solve, and they argue for
hours top, thee upon the Ins and outs of the
question, until finally, tired out, they return to
their homes to dream of the wonder. pr)deced
by "Sahib.''
A I.II‘ERAI, CONTRIIWTION.—To-day General
00m:el% united States Treasurer, received a
contribution from a beggar, amounting to one
rent, *bleb be tendered as his cootribution to
wards cancelling the national debt. The dona
tion has hero accepted, and transferred to the
Treasury, passing throne; the same channels
and forme as would a more munificent sum.
The actian of this mrridleant ie In commendable
intraat to the example act by many wealthy in
eividuals whore contributions fur this object, in
balk do not loom up extensively.
The Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati Rail
road in advertised to be sold at auction on Fri
day, the 6th of January next, at the court-house
lh liandmky. By order of court the minimum
price at which the road can be soldla 6750.000.
The sale is made to satisfy the sum of 61,587,-
741 due to holders of bonds and empons issued
ender a mortgage of February 1, ISM. of which
Daniel S. Miller la sole surviving trustee, and
61,005 020 09 on bonds and coupons issued Feb
ary 1, 1055,
Vrovor. Arno. le, soquerdionably, ono of the
eateet French writer•of the age, (thouzb, per
heti, also the most ecter.tric and nouns!), an
tit Is a 4.0 one of the most recce ...ACM; In a N . C . 13-
r , ary ,snap. Fie received 400.000 Elan ( £(f.-
01
0) [or "Lee Miserabies." He haseold e prose
cork, "Lew Travoilleurs dela Mn," to Lacroix,
Brusecle, for IA 000. and five volumes of
Do
rms,_"Let Chaconne des Rome et dos !Lilt,"
(ihr irst of which is no nen ocod to appear next
wonib), have been Ms vised of to the reins firm
for 15.000. Thus. wt:hin fire. peace, V,ci.nr
o Lee made IIZIO 000 by his pen.
A GEoncts editor says It is A e inOre y.
la: question lo the S-:u . .h .ehether the whites
will wank than whei.h.r the blacks will relate to
but- r. The I, olest and stilt blatharskaes
..t the c. net f.utiobni lazi,ean and Per.o.tnat
ltnit let co tf the La.ru. are stout ylung white
m. n, wto liar about the corr.rra, with their
hir.'s In their pockets, chew lobe-ca. and drink
ad rl:i•ky, r [to their in When keep boardlnr
h-use n. t ay retlany eXpe. LI Cli and keep up Sc.
pa • t cos.
t:/e TriZven, -
t,td orgen,rne an Indrunrod hen., In
I yo Lf protection t home incl.:try. on
the
otivl of the eteat En glish Anti-Cora I.loor
L -et
Ton ban], made of herrens hs toe Great
Ye: n,c tab, (ELgland,) boats, have hems endr
11,1,5. On ova day 7,735 'AN herrings ;sere
and Ed.
Par Tradi Untoutzlint t. - 118 Two 11 l
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(. 51 /CCESSOBS 70 )ONE'S, BOYD y G 0..)
P/TTBIIIIRGH PA. •
PARK. BROTHER & CO.
MAnuleaturen of
FARM
have on tuetel • large assortment of
SPECIAL NOTICES
EMT 11/151DOLica lAN.
EETRW'VEY'S HAIM TuNIO
RFTTIOTIVEIM TURKISH BANDOLENIAN
WILIIMEM
F I:TRW:VET , S •rr. , P. , KIRK BANDOLEsiIAN
1:11:.
TUBE ISE! BELLES,
En ES 4:
ENNLI,II BELLES,
Lhalart faELLE.I,
F:g Bid N BELLEd A NIERIOAN BELLES
'THE E. FEE (IF EVERYHraIIYTti Y,
TEE ELITE OF ALL CIVILIZED riarfrms
Use that delightful preperetion, the extract of
men, Cowen so. herbs—that great falterer of
heir, comr and beauty. It makes the hair Arrow If
the roots mfruot uitlrely loat. It will ream", the
cola. It will make the bale curl It will keep the
hew in plane. It will add Ineurlance of hair and
beauty to all. It is *ne gres•eat dressing ever of to the publish ILepopefiarity on this aont then
exceeds any other since the totroductioo of 'there
We are daisy readvlng uneolletted trmUmool ale of
Its virtues It my requires a trial to Insure IN
permanent reception in every fatally. Betag
tlrel r tree from !sulphur or metalla poisons , rear
dere It peculluly adapted for the nursery. In tact,
ho toilet Is complete without IL
For tale everwrhere. Wholesale,
R. E. SEIALEE,S Ea 00.
Corner Wood .d Sooond o no trz.
Prlneipal Depot for Vatted B , sto• 10..tdoss.
JAMES PALIfLEB ar. Co.,
noteameod&ar PhLledolphts.
ATE6•I4 gielTklAtitTle.; PILL% ABE
ithe moc.perfect purgative Widen we are
•I le to produce or which we tarok has ever yet
bean made by anybody. Their eireets here shun
,daelly shown to the community hew much they
excel the ortitnery medicines In taw. They are
to and pleasant to tame, but powerful to cure.
Tbeli penetrating properties stimulate the vital
act•vities of the body, remove the obstruettons of
11.11 organs, parl•y the blood, sod expel unease.
They no ge out the foul humors which b , eed and
paw distemper, Waialeale sluggish or disordered
organs into thou natural actin, and l 'apart a
healthy tone with strength to the whole system.
Not only do they cure thd every day complaints
of everybody, nut also fort m idable and dangerous
disease, la hid, they pralon powerful elf-eta,
tasty are at the atone time. In diminished doses,
the safest and nest physic that can be employed
for children. Being soger.orrsted they are pies.
not to take, and, being porety vegetaole, are free
from any Mk of harm. (Int. have ,een made
which carpets belief, were they non substentietep
ht men of such eketted itositlen and olorect sr. as
to rarbid the iosalelo. of untruth gaol , eminent
clergymen and physicians have lent their names
to oettl , y to the curdle the rell•nillt7 or Of, rem.
edit, while other. here sent as toe neur•nee of
their convict on that. oor P.eparettnes cuotrin.
late Immensely to the relief of our •talcsed, sang !
Ins re rota men.
The agent hel.sar named is Neuwied to furnish
pail. our American Admatute, containing direr,-
Holm (or the use and certificates of their ewe., Of
the following complaint.:
e.t.a.-tem Milo. Complaints, Hheumatiest,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache Iron. foul
stemach, Nausea, indigestion, atorbid [neaten
of he Bowel. and pain cr. sit g therefrom. Flat
tlettY. Lou of Appetite, all Disease. waist, re
quire an evacuant medicine They also, by purl
quire
the blood and ittimuleting the system care
many complaint. which It would not be supposed
they maid mash, anon u fleetness, Partial
nese, NI ural la and Nervous Irritability, Derange.
meats of the tan, end Dldneys, Gout, and other
kindred 4:amplest,. arising from e low state 01 the
body, or obstruction of lte functions.
Po not be pm off by unprincipled doslern with
other prepar•ttoae whhh they winks more prep[
op. Pernand ATYPCA, and lege no ethers.. The
ebb went the beet aid there le for then, end tamp
should boy. it.
Prepared by J. C. A TEH & 00. , Lowell, 51‘sar.
arid sold by B. A. FAHNESTOOZ, SONT 400.
and by all Druggists. nolginieodattssr
PITTSBOR6I4I NAW WOAK
HUBBARD, BRO & CO.
PATENT GROUND CIRCULARS,
Worrantel OAST STEXL SAWS. of every 4
nortptlort.. MU], Malay', Gross Out, Own, and all
other vat-lett..
AD kinds of KNIVES and SPRINGS, made from
Sheet Oast Steel • Extra Relined REAPER AND
MOWING RNI+ES,
Aar
SHORT STREE Warehouse and Works, earner WAT.Eat and
TS, h.
Particular attention g Pittsbur g
100 to Retoothing, Guns
rang and Straightening Circular Sawa; o o, rs
pairs of all kinds. Punching and Drilling done it
reazonabie rates. siteddy
LAIL IS ROPRISIUMI
Copper Kill and Smelting Works
PARK, McCURDY & CO.
MAaufastareov of SHEATHING. BRAZIERS' Ea
BULT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER Der.
TOMB RAISED STILL BOTTOMS. SPA.LTER
SOLDER. M.o. Importers and denim. In MET.
A.LS, TIN PLATE, SH MET IRON WIRE, tr.o.
Coostantly_on hand, T/N NERS , MACHINES And
TOOLS. Wore:lmmo, No. I lOFIRST And 1= SEG ,
oND STREETS, PlttAburirt,. SpeoLal °Moll of
1! - -pper cut to ans . dcalred pattern.
nzyz9:lydAna
_ •
zun,.:o01,111 HOW LtIT, /lOW
RESTIirkEO —Ju.t Published, ina seal.
so Envelope. Prise adx rents. A Litr..Tlf E use
THE NATURE, tliE.l TALENT, no,illarlieel Onfe
of Sperruatorrbma or Seminal Weakness, Invol
untery kkelsalona, Sexual Debility and Duped!.
mews to Marriage generally ; Nervousness. Oen
rmptlon, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental n0..1 Nost
! Incapacity, revisiting from Self Abuse, krt.. by
E.T.. t o. Al 0., author of MO
Grum Book, sA Boon TO I . lloOn/inn/I or
Sr recut.. Sent nailer teal, la ac lain oared,
npe, t.n any addreas, poLS, rurtpl of ala
coots, or two
.pova..ce stamps, by Dr.! I). KLINE,
ITI Bowery. hew York. Poet Udine boo LAN,
no - 'aredairT
YET WM. 11.A1L71 1 / 1 1..., et CJ.,
Boiler Makers & Sheet Iron Workers
Noc 23, =, 1.4 end VI PI N STREET.
Flaring secured . lane Full, end turulahtsl
with the rout Improved machinery, me are pregt.;
in
ed to enutacture every descruuton of BOIJ.
In the best 01.110. T, sad warranted equsl to ani
lc In the eow,t r 3. CHIMNEYS, BERIEN,
FIRE BEDS, STEAM LOCOMOTIVIa
Boil yttu CONDE N S HALT PANS,
TANKS, OIL STILLS, A° TATtIiLS, SET.
TLINO PANS, Iit.I.LER IKON, BRIDGES,
STNIA.I/ PANS, and sole rurwulacturers of BARN
HILL'S PATENT 1101 LENS. Repairing doa
on the shortest notSpe.
_
_ alga
Ilagr nOPILINNON, REA tit IV-, tauter-non
to Itoenrsou, Marta & ALLtstafir.
Wstslllngton Works,
FOUNDERS 2 .4101.1.1.A15T8, Perlsruss,
Manufacturers ut ()QAT AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGIN 111.:AST ENGINES, MILL
MACELNERY, °EALING, SHAFTING, OAST.
INOS of all descalpitoos, OIL TANKS & STILLS,
BOILER AND SHEET 111 IN WUIIK.
Sir Agents for CI IFFARD'S PATENT INJECT..
OR, for feeding botiera
rer RENT YR/V.A.—A raurn LET OF
imd,onto Import...co to Ute old out youth!,
mitt:tell end angle of both sexra, Will be oat free
by a ". ltrotn.,3, with Ida./ ecolosed the &yenta;
J. A. ILE , III/RtOK & CO., Box 73, Idooton Pte.
o.Tee. sormarda wt,
ars, stal-rma J. 1101. L
[Gil BELLE PirEEL WOHIS.S.
REITER. & CO,
of A EEL: SPRZrIti
scol /31.1F,T1A: Si/AA,
, NttiH~ 1341:N, .to
.0"I CC,:,.. on If A :Ell , TREET Tod ....ries)
PI rTsRUL(III. PA. Jrzr
• fturretiailft oR
reverend Lent:chum hate
Ins; been restored to ne•ittr In a trio days, tter to.
•sorm! dirty to e.rin CP 'I resto to Ills athlete: bit..-
.creatures the titan. of [arc Renee, no floe toact;rt
rldroessAl en intot e, 1011.1 send, free, cop)
A r o prescription used.
tto De, JUI/N M. IJACEVALL, Putt.ds
• ' reel. N. Y.
/0 , 3011 N rokr/HRAN At 11/AO., .LL.;1;01.0
threes ol I At'LTS AND VAULT
~ ,4 01;s, !DWI WlDlrtrtV
FM:4, 11l Alibis, he., No.. Cl sE(I.
~ t ifi Ind Nu 1•1111:1) between Wood and
M arket, save on band a variety of new pattern.,nny and plain, •ultable for all purposes.
*9- Particular attention paid to cuslostur t bars
Lots. Jobbina done at short notice.
arTILE BRIDAL CB A TIBER. EM•
SAY OF WARNINtS AND LASTED°.
TION FOS TODNO MEN. Also, now sod reps.
Me treatment of the Urinary and Sexual Systeme.
Addre. Or. J. SXILI,EN HOI'OIITAIN, How
ard•Association, Philadelphia, Pa. apidy
DR UGGi S
wooDsIDE a WALLACE,
1 ; 9733 .010e5aL1.c. 37rzy~o ®Y
DLIAL£RS IN
White Lead, (lei! Lead Llthatuse, Plante, 01
VeroJebel, /ye Stuff., Window Glum hod Put
Spices, Perfumery, ilenisie, Oath.. UL , ha.
Almo, Agent. for Winter', Mei./lio Brown Paint
lusitalton White Leul, Mutat Usk White Lauf,
na jaitailryA Whltou'. Celebrated Patetat pryer
In one and two pound con..
No. 37 WOOD writ Err,
(OPPOSITE THE ST. UHAELES HOTEL,/
PITTSBURGH, PA
TBCIIOONAIAKEIC & 80N,
Pittsburgh White Lead Works.
PURE WHITE LEAD
BLUE LEAD GROUND IN OIL FUR FAINT
ING OIL BARBELS.
NO. 63 WOOD li/ TREST
PAINTERS
- _ -
JAXIB R. ox°. ...MR" LANU.,...IOI7.IIIDOSAGIIT
LONG, Le a s & co.,
SION ARTISTS & ROUSE PAINTERS,
No. 60 Smithfield St,. Pittsburgh.
LEtrituNG DE ALL RINDS execute
wHA ansurpaued elegance.
ofdBzIFUL SHOW OARDS SIG N S O N D ll onion, and GILT SIGNS ON GLANS
made to otter and cant to all pane of the country
tlitto
PIOTORLIL DESIGNS aseented In a hlgAtter.
Mauler.
HOUSE PAINT/NH done wltb a regard to dtt•
rabllity, hammy of color, and neatness of &Wk.
/WAD work at reasonable sates. taboo
ELLldid H. BROW/I,
(Late of the dna of Meows & IllostioWd
BOMB AND SIGN PAISTEs.
o th East ooraar of Third and Market tie.,
&Slay ITITSZII7SOII
AM [.S EIRE FIN TS
U 1 'RA. HOUSE. -
. F. Asa Alaxagcress, MISS ANNIE EBERLE.
Fowl b nicht of the eagicement of the srorl4!
nottmod entme,
pilB9 MAJOR PAIILINI3 CUSHMAN,
The Cclon Spy. eml
MUIR.. a - . M. 7,7‘741. 7 t - t7J,
The dlstingutshed Insh Conte.lien.
TESIIIISLAT EVENING,-Dec. 141 h, the enter
tmnment Wit commence with. the greet four
eu Loma Ince drama, entitled
PEEP O'DAY; Or, SAVOUR/SEEN DZ16.1,
rem.
Donee Little LLlole.
to conclude with the rowing farce of
BARBEY, TUE BARON
FRIDAY, BENItEIT OF /1 1 / 8 5 CUSHMAN.
RUH THEATRE.
Lame and Manager W L 11/3.03251111,
• LAst night but two of
MOO RATE ■SIONOLDE,
Who will eppear in her Justly eelebrated char.-
ter of /Wu.
THIS (Thrusdar 1 EVENING, will be preeersted
bherldan too erica' primer play, In dee Mona,
entli led
33[1:TINPOSIER.ELCrEE.
.t¢ll. . .2•Uss Kate 11.ettooldi
(With a power of east)
Overture--
To .aelude with
COVFine JOE
MASONIC HALL
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
commErwiNG
Monday Evening. December llth. 1865
LARUE'S GREAT WAR SHOW,
From Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass
THE WONDERFUL
8 Ral Pat- T- C Ow, ;
OH. tWA I.KING ARM T, embracing DO,OOO
moving figure. vividly re-enacting the princlpnl
Battles and Rant blagagemenm of the great Be
hellion. In connection with whine
Laßue's Olio of Oddities
Every erentog nt o' loos. GRAND Num
NekS WEDNESDA f AND EiAnTaWLY Al%
TERN 0 NS at o'clock, to which peptic of
Schools alit S. admitted at 16 CUM each.
Ilekets, IS amts. Hateried seats 60 cents.
Children 23 mum Doors open at 1, to commence
at TA. Kenitra., rests for age at 0. C. MEI,
Lt/k , el blue.) Store. oe7:twite
TR 2
MUSEUM
AND
311EINA-GrAERIIE
IS NOW OM AT
ISO. 64 FIFTH STREET,
UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE.
no2SII
PIANOS, MUSIC, &o
NOW, BEING RECEIVED
THAT ELEGANT STOCK OP
CHICKERING PIANOS,
Selected per•on•lly by the eue•ertber, Carlos •
resent ♦tsit to the F•atery.
SEVEN THIN INSTRUMENTS
are noir) open, sod ready Tot examination s
public are ln►ftal to call and see them.
WP-rre7 - ted for Five Years
•v liiLZ O. KELL,OII.
sae Sole Arent for the Chicken -at F
pIANOS Ayll ORGANS_
THE CELEBRA TED
BRADBURY, NEW YORE,
Schoroacker & Co. Philadelphia
PIANOS.
THE A MEMCAN ORGAN, and ESTI S
CO.'S Ct .TTAGt. ORGAN, admitted by dealers,
tad all Who bays bend them. to be superior he
fno to all of her Instruments gm' the land in •
Lsatured In the 1,7211.1 States.
We are prepared to furatsb, at the ahotcat notke.
Bram and German Silver Instruments,
"' every deseraz, for Rises and Outset Haws
at reduced ea, lllaetrated Catalogues arid
Prise Lists cd on apolleatlne.
Hew and Secoad.taal Plano. tar Raw.
ALL THE LATE SONGS AND PIECES
I .3ollltlat Ly on hand.
wAxmihrg & BABE,
ger NO. 12 ST. 21/..A./..11 STREET.
. _
11 OF ?Mai, HOENE &
53 FIFTH STREET. 7-'ll-rilt
1101J1 1.011117111 10 •
13..ct0 'IF.' .477,:i Ca et.
1 /IA NO AT A. HAIVIAIN —Splenald
Doe,rood Sere° Otte, Plano, carved leo
sod pedal Improved, from Freoco, oreretrucg
bass In use only three mottths: cost *VIC, will be
sold for SOO. Also , or *ln UClard up Ight
baud Plano, Nice 1/100 Tor
CIIARLOTTN FiLttlf P.,
No t. 3 FlaTli int ELT
ers.2 Second door above Wool ecrbet
MANUFACTURERS
A lit•EliAL GLASS WORlis.
MODES, RYRIE & CO.,
AI no afnet ten of
11}1Irk and tire,o (41., nu aro, Drwri;lnf.
$.l ore, ItoltlOn. Dem4ola an, Carboy n.
It ,o. 114 WA! .R STREIT, RR l'W
EE
~111 I 11)1}:1.0 em) GRANT errtitEs,
PITTSBURGH PA.
We warrant out Wares to be eupclur to any
/nano isctuned We of the Alout. L*l oe. Atl ways
ban.% Utast...lre u: the above ittoorlotloo. All
onto,. promptly attended to. Partloular attea.
tloo paid to private moulds. •u/11
COLLINS WI.UOBT.
DEANS AND SHEET ALEIAL WUEKEILS
OAnDO N? SO IIIIA , FL A PJ - 211,,
different sty l es of Nrltteni" need by Onus Mau
funnier( °were orontoily
No 139 finoorn STyucce, PrrYnnonan. P..
octrayil
JAMES IItIYLN 00.,
fl•xvrACrv¢Lllß 01
Oil of Vitriol and Aqua Ammonia
(omen No. 15 MARKET Bt,
PITTSIIMICiII. PA.
RIESECE dz,
Engine But Mots and Machinists
Menu lecturers of Rinaeak'a Patent Balance Val r es
for &team Engines, Oli F,ojfnes, Brewers' Ma
&binary, Shafting. Hangers, Pulley., no.,
Comer Bantam and Pike aroma, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Repatriog and putting up Illmintaary promptly
amended to.
maim
JOEINB. *,
103tcocro J2llUll.2:LuSea,atAas-e3x-ao
AND IRON FOUNDERS
7f M et9 N
e and B►lc~
R°. : " . 178 LltorßTY STREE3
COORINU BTOV&S,
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES,
GRATES, FRONTS,
FE NDERS, 40.
Alma, a kinds ofHOLLOW WARECASTINGN
at
O. 307 Liberty Street.
tre4:l7d • ALLEN, rtteKEE &06
p s SieVER.INCIE, No. 58 Water. 81.
Pittannroh,
,stanntanturor of HOLIER ttrp
ETU, W111511087' SP/WA amnion and railroad
olge=2:itubspetdirXCEl
largo at mall, made to order at abarli a lo i tVHLT
dead asaartanont anantardrir an luau. Imam
Ditta UGHTING
GENEOULL
DBAUGHTING OFFICE
AND PATENT AGENCY/
0.6+ BT. meat srazartnear amperturiaz
H.F.Gerictiszasz 01711 E apaeer.
1 / 4 4ideate no. 14 flay dm%
:FOR SALE-FOR RENT
GWBFAL.k, wurii 11 , 114111D1AT3 POS
SESSION, Tat, /COI NT 11 4 . PE patipEit-
TT, AT Wt R sitITION;
Land, 13:15k frirellm, - z , th in
plenty of soft water no: mu 4rad e i sea
zatnute_e' tram v.rre, Oep A.lle.
r.
chen Enqulre of the
CEILSE ANL 014 TOOL ( . 7 4: .t
at rect. AllcKllcal
0,..2.12md R. 11. LEc—Y
FOR BALE—Please call at No. 199
beec• street. Allegheny Olt), as Yon are pa,..
lag, and examine t two story Brien Dwelling of
lin roost, gaid cedar, and baaWlieinti nleauct:•,
"Hustled on the N. W. side of geld itraet. Priee
11,60 o; one.balf down, balance l tare or three
years If desired. Apply at the Real Er ate sod
/nal:trance ()lice of G. 8. RATES.
mss Butler WWI. Lawaratinalla. t.
A GOOD BILROK, suitable far carrying
either Goal no Railroad Iron, I. offered for
sale GILEAP FOR
Also, THREE REJONI}RAND Fit/MFRS, 2$
feet long, 40 Ina,. diameter. Enquire at the
Industrial Works.
HOOK M. ROLE h. 00..
Corner of Point Alley and Doqueens
nogo;tf near the Point.
` VAALuABLe ANIIPILottRING
PIrOPERTY FOR MALE 1R BIRMING.
RA M.—Glenared on Cmtnt street, roan L. 14 tbroegh
to Frankttn, having a Irtmt on °entre street to
tan feet flood, ;30 feet; op oo which Is •reeted •
TWO rsOR'Y EllitUß MILL, Engine nod ;roller
all erre f late, wad In good order. Also. two Briek
Dwelling lipase.. inquiry on the 'tremors.
JOHN W MoKEE h. BRO.
_
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VALUABLE - - •
COUNTRY HOME FOR
BALE., satiated on the Pennsylvania Rail.
read one-half eWe lrom Willunebarglt, and only
three minute. walk from the newly granted Sta
tion on said road, called EDGE WOOD , PT.ITIoff
a Lcrr of gent] r d contain•ng 11 sores 1011 pert n.s;
three amt. (Ink Format; large Prtine
tust now. with 10 rooms sod ee. , -: sane each;
taring Fruit Trona; Wag, an tther c.nren
leers.. These ground. w •11.1,0 itatntsame4.
For further inform-it n c‘ll a/. . .
A - A LT: Alt ,E REAL ESTATE FOR
t SALE—se feet front on tlmitndeld street,
near the owner of Fifth, by 120 deep.
Also. at feet front on Market street, near the
corner of Tblrd, by 111 feet deep.
Also, a comfortable two store Brick Dwelang
House of hall, porch, nine rooms, ce lar, fruit and
shade trees shrubbery, etc., large lot of ground,
situate Sa Latrobe.
• ..
For price ami term., opply to
B. (JIITHBERT h. SONS,
FOR BALK,
()BEANO A HALF ACRES OF ORM.IND
Upon which Is erected a fine Frame House, con
taining eight rooms; Stable and Carriage House,
new Fence, well of soft water, hc. , situated in
0 addend. for 17,500.
Lots In Pitt township from $lOO to $l,OOO.
BIeXASTER, GAZZA.M & CO.
del2
FO/ BATE,
THOSE TWO HANDSOME
THREE STORY BRIO% HOUSES
Non. SO and al. on the east M. of WEST (xml.
HON, near the eorna of Ohio street, built and
finished throughout in a superaor MAO aer—fintahal
with every modern convenience and improvement,
and et present In perfect order; one of the Olean.
est and most dratreble situations in Allegheny.
Posuselon on the; Ist of April. Ifge. Enquire of
JAMES T. :SAMPLE,
neat Estate Broker and Inman. Agent,
oeln:tf N._ M Federal it., Allegheny.
poei, AND LIME PROPERTY FOR
SALE—Ou the Stool:mart/10 Railroad, fovea
idle. trout the city,
CONTAINING ONE HITNDHED AND EIGHTT
SIX ACHES,
Steam and Water Flouring and Saw MM. and
other fine Improvements. For further Information
IPP I 7 to "IWILLIAM•WAfD.
(Opposite toe Usthedralo
.IY I9 Chant street, No. 110.
83,500 WILL PIIIICELLBE A
BRICK DWELT...LBO Or SIX ROOMS
Lot Irt feet deep, fronting nn Smsllm sa .
set,
Ninth ward, Pittsburgh, neer Morton e•
..net, I
spelled ,or soon.
For tsrme, tta . apply at the "A.,/ petal. so 1 la
wanes omea of
Do?
\-ALLAP
.a • " ItOPERTY FOR SALE
eu a -ct
• ad, La erected
ry 017 d,
of
h""
'2 ND by E 2 feet,
..pante of tel. g converted into a Colst
With extenalve hog pena, new engine cad boiler.;
lame `I en
of water c.c . eyed by rupes the
dlatldery, htch enables It to work up s5O both.
ch orata rer day, sJod leweldne. Orchard. and
locatedln one el the twat cotta stowing res lons
In the State 1. nr pat - 0.1.11.r*. see one Restate.
Apply to 0.09 5. 11c1.AII C . I.
FOR SALE:,
it wood i, lilt.
LCALI.I, t: , •.U. LAND
you CO.DA Y at relluaeol priers. Th 3 traot
tg v west Loon laveooouty. enn• • • !te on
Nurt , Weatern Poon.ylvaLta Rai/rot-1, •Luut two
ixl t. coat of Apollo, Va., sad toutalos tat, very
lot to 'ring of C OALr , 'N L •nd FLEE
CLOY and veer complete WATER Pt) WEIL
For fort!, particular.. tnti”tre at 'Ain Law axed
Gialna lifiCce 01
FOR FALE—RE tr I N NB Y.—THE
( ILURIFI ult. WORKS, IN PITT TOWN.
SHIP.— We offer these Works for aal• at . Yell
low pelt., for the_pu-posc of closing the business
c.f he concern. They have a capacity, without
(arcing, for turning out between ito and FLO bar.
refs lance...lolr weekly. The Real Estate la very
valuabre en to pristog the costae square of Clasen
lots, lying beta een Boundary bad W 11.04 Streets,
004 riveting the A lie, heap Valley B. R. The
Works are to perfect order; have ratinlag capaci
ty for Et,CCo barrele Crude Oil tad .4roLpu., for
stotirg fete barrels Refined bit in barrels. Toa
masina given Dee. 1610, or January tat, lob& Ay
{ ly, for further part •culars. to
BREWER, BURKE • fro.,
DOVIPIUS Way, corner of Hancock atrest.
otrws t2v. rod
FOR VALE.
Writ F niched Frame Two-iidry Parellin
MIX RI rOIYIS. seasty Ps/tiered run, Ptinted,
FIN; PORTiCO, HYDRANT Inside tnd outside
the House.
THE 14/T Is For feet frnot, by One 11 , ,,n
IRO l. .t anti,. PINY ritIAPE A R tiOR, FRUIT
nal>, Ss Possession will be g,v. on we Ist
of Avrli nest. Alsn
4 CORNER STORE-ROOM, WITH ONE
DWELLING OSE
Possession sill be elven on L o t 1 . , of '
April melt.
Tie I,M/rt., o 111 either sell, nr etensoge for
Gut Iry r/ rt) Terme e t i.Y•i.R.‘dtts , of
(1. H. TOWER,
No. Is 4 Foortn ef.tooL.
.1. SIP LE,
F.en fetrag. limber And I ns ur een il..tet,
mortis/ st/ federnt street. A.llesheny.
'OAL. COAL AND LAND F.):1 SALK
y +F 'IU 11 to togro•
A.11•01-ny e,uoir, root•twair T
AN1,70.11.. a.u! 1r •ntia, onth• Mononglkheln R!rer for ...re ln.nn half a
wile. In Poo. Din a.
In It, tract there are 11l tar., • iner.
cl.antabie thuit I. fronting ou Ihe I V er. CO 'ev er
lees
a along the proinerty a water is never
leas Mao 'rum "i'la to lu feet Jeep, w.le :hi titer
is at its lowest at age
the Land la of the neat r,lattty of river
boi torn, all In good tinter. sod under nised fencing,
with a large well tinniest! tie story
DWELLIN L . ,/ 'SE, taro fi aye /hr., tea..
Stable 1..0 fret long; Corn ()rib, kVag na If units and
awe recent Dwellings.
The Greeethere and Washington Turnpike
runs through the far in and taking It altogether
for convenience of location Intriniala value,
la certainly one of the very beat turcutoinents now
oftere4 In this county.
Payments will be rands to gulf the porch:were.
For particulars, enquire of
0. H. TOWER,
uo Real Estate Agent, No. 161 Fourth strati ,
_
FOR BALE.—
a AMISS WI
A FARM of 177 acres wtthin a miles of Lari
alert. Station, ea tea Peoria. Rellroae. The Im
provement• an. a hewed log house and barn,
young apple orchard, leaning good; ion aorta °leas
al; the ualance.weil timbered.
Also, e small trait of Laud adjoining the Bone
of Ellmbeth. containing la acres, well /slept., for
gas diming. Theeoll le the very beat of river bot
tom. mulls to a high state of cultivation.
Also, A No. t stank and grain Farm, notnitin
100aMes, Attest* In Cherry lilit Townahni, Nadi
ana county, Pa., neer the village of Greenrllle
The improvements •re a two-story Rama hon.,
the largest and best barn In the entinty; feeofas
generally good 150 acres cleared; the remanent
well timbered. the land 1.11 good, large =Wows
001 e
pralines line crepe or nay. it a a very con.
veal tto churches, schools. mine atom., &0., &..
This roperty will be solo very cheey and on easy
tam
Also, a Farm of CS Ames. ha Onion townettlyt,
Vashington eounty, Pa. Will be acid sheen.
the bed farm on the Monongahela Rive
about lone mile from McKeesport, Allegheny Co.,
Pa., 'staining about lea item. The improvements
Ire • tram. house and bare earn ario tad wagon
abed, Witti other outpotll,ll., A large apple
orchani of betatrons
ten, AO pear treat, 400 and U 0 trees; 60 guinea
and 450 peach trawl.
Far AuthO. EL. er partteolare, Inoilre or .
TOWER, Re al Eetat• rent,
•eag Ni.. NU Fourth aurae
TO
i tAPITA.LIBTS.-13,ALT AND 011...
OR SALE all that party knows a" the
DIAN ND BALT rcrarreo arlth conthits,n s
meel of Land , known as a DAWN V.".
PROPERTY, situated to thetown of Slddleporl•
Ob/o, qa the Ohio RIME Furnace In seed rat'
of
order, with capacity for one hundred barrette
at B . ll .Per day. Cooper Shop, Staves and Hoop.
poles. blacksmith Shop. eat everytidei rattiticit•
on the Mete. Four wells, cash with Zilgius.t her'
rlake, ie.. cottpletto Coal delivered by Me [ t oms
icy Goal 00. at the wen km at scot, Presctt.pries
iv_ ( 1 30 semen and • quarter cent" per bushel. Salt
Yard On tint hank, with /ending and railway fir
loactn" salt into boat*.
The 011 Property Iles toil above the Furnace
Lute a ptattptne Welt and another well bored and
nearly ready for pumping. Engine, Derrla
Shed., Tank., an. ocasapi• Ca The whole proper.
quest.. body, extending from head of Dlie
mood Run to the river, and comprise' over Ma=
fill) mum
The Great Plowing 0(1 Well that towed
the. dud. of barrel. al Oil In I SR, was bored on this
plsoe oat the oil being worthies' at tha time it
wu tubeb out, and thli well Ja now one of the
salt wells above mentioned. •
The whole wUt be sold at • hernia. Time will
be allowed on port of the purchase money. and en
interest rotalx, d by the priwent nouns if destraL
For further particulars. clams*
E. J. BOSTON, Agent,
Pourer, Ohio,
det:ezirtili
JAMES S. KIN°,
No. 106 Fifth street.
01 Market-Street.
09 tenant Street
B utkr
L. Cf N. MiTES,
lovencertDe. Pt.
W. J. /HALL PA TrEltS9,
No. lit Fourth 5t,r1:t. , ,,,[ 1, Pa
BOOTS AND SHOES.
n nenag better Goode snd for lege money
than soy other hones In the two cities.
W. A. IIIeOLINTOCE.,
• Federal ■treat, Allegheny ()fly.
ALL HOODS WARRANTED. 1:1o29
SOTICE.
Roots and Shcbetio
y AD
g M'. GENTS', MISSES' AND
L oHII,DEres
Of every Mr% Mika and Form, at
mal.
roma? Fifth sad Wylie itrad..
ita- Fria toes auk eirershodi.
CALL AND BEE TEM AND
BOOPSISMSr2I' lit i ri E lltreet. "l42 l "at.
POLISH
I, W. OLIMAILI2i•
S A.Zi D.UID
PETROLEUM REFINERY
CLARK & sumft.
!Work. Ind Oatee, CULLEYS-ZURNSHIP.
0111.3 121 Pittsbunll, 21 WOOD STREET
These - works have the largeet, wanly to the
country. The brand stands the highest to this
country and to Europe, for quality and Ore tot,
end the Is put in sessonatarrea, prepared
eepecrielly for export.
Manufacturers of BOCLEBA STILLS, TANKS,
and REPROVED SOR/R0 OLS for Oil Via/la
cherry
DUN KAILD CMS& PETROLEUM
OoldrA.NT.
Office Corner of Penn and Wayne Stt
This comoway wee organized on the 'nth last.
order tee Perruils bitnln; and Mnaufsetu
[ling c2rw
ng Lana The territory of the eocipany ad
lob. the
ny lands of the Dunissrd Creek Uaio. Oil
ty.pital ,
Mock city. of star, .
Ca 2133.
Workagg Fund 11 000
,
Par paws Of Each Share ........ X.
000
so
°remit/Le :
Pregidente.-S. A. JOHNSTON.
Secretary and Treasurer—lL W. RITCHIE.,
Dutavr... •
S. A. Josnrwrair t • ' L. S.
Fflaag. Barns, Jaar G./LIU&
F. D. G RUT, L W. U,
jaaild H. W. Firma..
SUPEEtIOR
OIL ENGINES.
We are eocutructing, and—will keep on band a
superior SIN le of
OIX.a MN(3FX:WIII
Either a Common or Tubular Boiler
We Invite parties needing epirihel for Ws par.
pose to eell and see them, corner of PIKE and
O'HARA STREETS, near fifty Water Works.
jeza 1 1 1AOKINTOS11, 1 , 1 , 111 LL & (10.
COMMERCIAL OIL WORKS.
Pure White Burning Oil,
Constantly on hand, and for Yale at
ran LOWEST MARKET RATES,
B. C. & I. H. SAWYER,
No. 47 W 001) ST II EE I
JAIIEI3 WILEINe,
ZZOKSH MAUR If
CRUDE AND REFINED OILS'
6 /Inn Block. Duque.. Way. Pittabigh
WISDOCiIIa attention rivea to the SA.LEAND
surP..err OF PP. TECO.EFNI and Me product.
a lar ' V'sT m o s t o MjE rasmilite4
J , MUCH
No. 1 St. CLAIR NT., Pittsburgl2,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSIOn MERcIiANT,
AND DEALER DS' OILS
/LLCMOYAITRO, LUCEIVATING, ORUDH
PETROLEUM was, sa., constantly on hand and
for Ws .t th. loareat MArket price. Oonanna
meats and order, solicited. apa-acn
PATENTED OCTOBER 8, 1861
DITHRIEDGES PATENS
Oval Lamp Chimneys,
X atmfactored of XX Flint Otaa.s.
Them anninneys are Intents for the e - „ tu t y
aeattng parts of Lb• Vasa eqnrpe aoe. , ,
nese It to oraohlag. E.
.• ex.
Fort Pitt Glass
Vi r aahtref , str et,
Penn's
WAIT" <I
IiAT Ail' ' -
- ',till 0 ,
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS
And dealers in Ltelining Alaicia/s.
No. ea MARKET :rt.
B ONDED WAREHOUSE OF
Phenix Warehousing Company,
, o,'N Sta., Brooklyn
root af BALTIi,
arouse■ op
REFINED PETROLEUM
La Teak. and HarmL. bee ULroulstk
Deco, No. 06 BEA.E.R VTREEr, Mow Yo:k.
oelly
017. STOCKS.—The undersigned will
mole Wye portico'. ottiszttor. to the parotione and
Stocks
SWelcs o f ALL RVITJAALE Companies
I Invite buyer. mad enters to coll.
J. Ai. 131011AS4IE
No. lin 1 - 017RTEI STREET
BOOTS AND SHOES.
LOOK 01.7 T FOR BiROA.INS
BOOTS. AND SHOES.
!tut received e
TREMENDOUS STOCK
FILL & TIPLYTEIi GOODS
J, A. ROBINSON & CO
61 -MARKET STREET,
Next door to BARKER'S Dry (1-aoda Store.
BOUTS A Nll SEIOES.
JAMES ROBB.
So. Y 9 Illehrel Street
r itzt 7eturne , ! from the F:.1.:1" wlt'a a very
,ge . and ae.aauettLde uf
..k C•C) . 2`l9 .1:1-2V1, rammeDomcw.
or tee VERY RFST QI - ALITY Meas . , Boys.
sad Youths' BUV I'd AND 51f iES 1u all their
varieties and styles. LA DIEi WORK of the 11n.
eat and best that 15 m•nufactureil, from the II ne
Po lob to the plain Ualf Boot. intlilcons'
Boou
sod Shoes In every style and variety.
Our object 1. to sell such goats as trill give sat
isfaction to the purs - inset.
CGS - Please sail Oct examine, and ydu be
satisfied With the lit/ ALI I' Y andiPILIOR of good..
liethanibe-r ilia piece I AINIES RUMS,
oe7 No. 71 Market street.
DURING THE tIOLIIAI 8,
Boots, Shoes,
GAITERS, BALRORALS,
cb ... cb o
Marked Down in Price
Call, and you mil/ end the
CHEAPEST SIOUX IN THE CITY
BOIIELAND'A, No. 98 Market Stree
Second Door from Plfeh
, DOTS AND SDUEB.
1152121 M
92 Federal Street, Allegheny City,
ALL STYLES OF
68 MARKET STREET.
SOUTH it ROSS.
Boob, Shbes and Gallen",
RAILROADS
1 8 65. -w.lsl T . E
Parr? .-P MaiLlies IL R.-
—rwrz.vz LAIL Y NS.
Oa .M tat. MONDAY 2 , Dx. ISS=4 trath •
will trace the re a e ..e-necr De . ,..t.tee.ner el
W suf.:6lo . n sie.i he streett. ne 0r.,W0
r lash:ugh 01 2./M 4.
stopping at pririm_pm Stations. Arrivals 10
Altoona •st s. m.,Tyrone 2.23 a ,I Bella
lonia Is,s 2 m., Lock 11.106' p.
n.bprg r BIIaILUDIVI ass p. m, New
7 011, 0I• 21.114113,01/I2 10.15 9. m., rkatwatghts4
0.43 p. oat, &a New York, ,I* Ptdiadaltdilk at
10.21 Lk to.
CINCINNATI EXPRESA—Leavel.Pittehttrge
at ASO a.m.stopping at neatly all SINA2O4II Al
toona} at LAP p. m., Harrisbase &Up. in, only-
Ins at Phtlansiirrela al LW/ AM.
MAIL THAI —Leaves Pittsburgh at 11.43 a.
m„ stopping at pearly all Station. Altoonaj aes
p m.. anis at Harrlabarg at 12.25 a- m., ara
Pallsideipdia at 2.t0 a. ra
PHILADELPHIA EXPHENS2—Lesers Pitts
burst at Int p. m., mopping only at principal Sta
nton. Acrlves at Latrobe: ASO p. al.. Altoona
111 p. m., Ilan lsburgh 2.25 to., traltinsoroo 7.M3
New Tort, rut ABantown./0.00 a. m.,
dalphia• '7.10 a. In., and New TOrk, vla Philadel
phia •2 mos p. m. Sleeping Can run thismich
on this train from Pittanargn to Baltimore and
Philadelrlils and to New Took, eta A ll entown.
FAST LINE-Leaves Pittsburgh 5t212.00 p, m
stepping only at principal Statlocts. 0.441V04 at
Altoona at 2..0 a. rn. liarrisbarge 413. m.,
timocc • 11.20 p cc., New tarkt vls, Allentown Lee
9.03-, l'tlo..deloatlat 1.16 p. Y.. and P.O Pork
720 Yl. 1,41,0., 01 5,2. P. tu.
iii
~ .I .
J 011IISTOWN ACOobt 51011 A TION d all v. e
sent Sunday, at 1. lb p m., stopEtn; at stn
Lions between nellibtagn and Moen:llga, tad cis
nettle( at Blairsville Intersection with trains o
the Indiana branch itird West Pay.ansrhrania tl. ft
ALTOONA AO4.IO3tIIIODATICIii. daily excep
Stinday, at tlO a MI atoplant at all revolt
Station. between Pittsburg's and Altoona, and
Malang closeconnection with trains on Indlao•
Branch. West Pennsylvania U. R.. Ebensburg and
Creaaon It R., and Hollidarsborg Branch..
First ACCOnniacalstion trans tar Station
leaves dully (except Sunda y) _ at
Second Accommodation 1 rain Wall's Station
leaves daily (eXeopt Sunday) at 10.56 a. m
Penn Accommodation No. 1, Leaves daily (except
Sunda) at 3.c0 n. m
MOO Accommodation Train for Wail . . station
leaves dally (except Sunday) at u on p. m.
Penn AesOmin=azton No. 2. leaven dady (es
wept Sunday) at lo SO p. m., atoppleg at nit ststlone
between Pltialaturt and Peon St•tlons.
- -
Thel_thuren Train leave. WWI Statton every
Sunday at 8.45 a. m, and arriver In l'lttabarth at
10.0 a. m. Returning learns Ptitaborgb at 11.50
►. at. and arrlces at Wall's Stattoa at 2.05 p.
Returning Trains arrive La Pittlimrab ita Saloom •
................ ... . 1.60 .
m.
Fast Line ILIe a. xi.
Find Weil'. Station AceommOdatan... 013 a- m.
Pena Accommodation 7.5.5 a. m.
Second WalPl Station Accommodation file a. m.
Johnstown Accommodation 10.06 a. ID.
Baltimore Expreas ' 1.D6 p. m.
Altoona Accommodation a. Emma ans.. p, m.
Third Wall t Station Accommulation.. 1.60 p.
Philadelphia Express ' 11.66 p. m.
Poem ACCOLLIMOdr..IOI2 Be. p. m.
Pittsburgh and tile Mall. 12.85
An Alma of the Excelaior Oninitrun 410Mlianit
win pass throogia rub train ithiro reaching the
Depot, take up thetas and deliver baggage to may
part of the oily. OM., No. 410 Penn scree'. open
day and 015 ht, where all onleil GAT LJt. Maillitlea2l
pa.ll•Cyjeta toad toixgage wiM racelyci prompt at.
tentlot.
Baiumore express will nut* pith PAlLtdolptila
Express at LSD p. m 012 M.1114171{.
Crf/C.E.—ln °see of loss, OCIIIIDW/
bold themselves responsible fOr penothal bums
only, and for as amount not exceeding SIM.
W. H. BEOIEWITA
At the Penneybranla Central Railroad Puaengar
Station. on Liberty and Wathinston streets.
1865. PITT SB URGE! ' . f" -
,51
COLDDIIIIG AND CIINUINNAT! RAILROAD.
The 6rtal abort Lint Tia atnbourtile,
TO COLVIIEW-4,
=:rnaa
LO V 75 V MIX
And all tha principal Ottl.
WEST AND SOUTFCAVEST
01 Awl) £ll6l •
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20th, as 63,
Tisk. leave ami arrive at the, tr/PIOB DEPUT
as follows:
roOPAnTs. Awns.
Test L10e.....-... ..... .....—......1.60 a, oz. 8.10 s• n.
I.IOD. eL
I.pritea .12.110 A). L. 12.51 , 0- .4
Steubenville toremonedit'a LOU 8 ' HI. to it , no.
is. P. 50u14., :_
Agent, Union DHEept atoO
PrXKLIZir.O.
(Inn I Ticket Age...,
111. D. liloTlib _ _
Ticket. a, itt„a uxin.
oc9iyd
PI9I'EBUH(fH 1N Dagazim ig
CON NELLSVI-LLE
- • • rtoAD.
INtER AIItiANCIOHEIVT
Chi and alter MOPDAY, Oot 55 t 11 _, 1665 , the 11,1 /1551
wlll , esce the Depot, corner of Upsa and p a y .
itreets, a follow.:
Lei Tea Arrives at
Plitsbctrgh.
Mall to to anll from Unlonlovn, 7:16 A. sa. am p.
Expren . 3:70 p. n. MAO L L.
First McKeesport Accom'a It AO A. m. Gaa m.
Second •• ato p. m. 21:6 p. en.
First Braddock'sl..te a. 630 A. al.
Second 440 A. m. 1.7.5 p. p.
Sunday Charon Train to toi
atom
app McKeespoly to rt I AO - p. m. lOAO
Por tickets
A. .7. STUNK.,4gent.
W. B. STUNT. annorintamt.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
HENny G. HALE,
Merchant Tailor,
NOOTB-1113T MOUE OF FM A FIT, CLUB Mr&
Takes great pleasure In announcing to hi, winter
ova customers and the public generally, taut
purchases and arrangements for the PALL SEA.
SON are now comrjeted, haring been personally,
selected from the drst-stays cloth houses to the
Eastern citles. Only such a demi of goody as can
rosily be recommended, trill ha offered, vhtoh em
braces the newest and most approved materleJa
and styles, Um entire cock being very large, reeled
and salmi. Mr. Hale has much confidence In loot.
Ling en early losponten.
SUPERFINE BLAME., COLORED CLOTH'S,
AIVD DOE SIGS:VS. as 1111.1, unaccented fast In
colors, anu tounJ feature.
ME.LTCIiIi CLOTHS and other nets costing,,
neur style for entire Nolte.
A great ysrlety of FINE CAISI.SIERES for
Perim and Vesta, for Morning sad Evening wear.
sum
FOR WINTEIL
orElt-co.ITZ.r . as
Blue Chinchilla,
Black Chinchilla,
Brown Chinchilla,
Daliah
FINE FRENCH BEAVERS, all colons
which we make up to order In • =parrot
manner and Style.
URA Y, PORSIEL 11.1/EiSE.
Socoratoro to S. CIRAT • SON,
soil Mourn kirr T.tcoua, No. 02 Fin it
OY S'
DRESS AND SCHOOL SinTS.
A new lot of choice gnoja.
For Fall Wear.
SUST REVEI VED nY
GRAY & VOGAIV,
NO. 97 ST. CLAIR STREET
- BORING TrOOLS
JAMES BOWki,
AIIaiIIVACTMIETI oe
IMPROVED BORING TOOLS.
Sinking Oil, Salt and Othgp Wells,
No, 136 WOOD STREET
PITTSBP/1011 PA.
Tools worf . intAl mule of the my beICSALaiII
AND LOW MOOR IRON.
WELL BORERS
Furnished ee
iLsolavenit Ocnkk,
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