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PITTaBIIRGL
TUESDAY MORNING:
.111.01131150 POST JOB OFFICE.
We would call the attention of MIChetIANTS AND
BUSINESS BEN to the fart that we heve just repaired
from Phibuielphis a number of fonts of new Job Type r and
are now prepared to SD orders for Canis, Circular., ISO
limas, Paper Book', Po►ters, and Progrenimes for eshint%
lima. All orders will be promptly filled.
News of the Day.
John M. Watson, postmaster at Bainsborough,
Highland county, Ohio, was arrested -on Friday
lasVeharged with stealing money from letters.
Judge Swan was recently tendered by Gover
nor Medill, of Ohio, the vacant east on the Su
preme Bench, of that State, but he has declined,
a 3 his-bUllintEl will prevent his attendance until
February.
LlThireia a rumor of a heavy defalcation by an
officer in a Wall street Sank was prevalent in New
Yolk on the afternoon of the let. was re•
ported that the defalcation was .for 8200,000,
but the partionlers had-not transpired. '
A large meeting of merchants, manufacturets,
and other tax payers, was bald id Cincinnati on
Saturday evening, to take aotioe on the oner
ous taxes of that State. Judge Walker, Henry
Stansbury, yr. S. Groesbeek sad others made
speeches.
Gen. Whitfield, the squatter eendidate, who is
in favor of leaving it to the people to say whe
ther they will or will not have elavery, is elected
delegate toCongress from Kansas territory. He
is ahead at least 700 north of the Kansas river
and hir.majoritf throughout the territory is
large.
THAI WNW PASTY-
At • late banquet at Boston, on the evening
of the 28th of November, in honor of the sweep
ing IL N. victory in Massachusetts, some devel
°pomade were wide by the 'peahen, witiohin
ileac' the principles sad course of the new par
ty hereafter.
Marshall P. Wilder, the President of the meet
ing, made a speech In which he proclaims wel
come to foreigners who come to our shores ; but
wants them Americanised before , they are nate
rand. This means, we presume, that the term
.of neidectee should be extended before the im
migrant is made a citizen. The speaker says,
too, that the party proclaims religions toter',
and allow every man to Worship God ac
cording to the dictates of his ors conscience."
What more or lees do the Democrats do or
say l Democrats . 1 extend the blessings of free
dom to the virtuous and oppressMi of all nations,
who have to seek an asylum from tyranny and
oppression." This is good Democratic doctrine,
mad has always been so. If Ave years is not suf- .
floleat to Americanise immigrant", let the term
be extended. But a law or polio' that would or
ganize an inferior caste, founded on the mere ao
oidedi of birth, is not Democratic or American.
In this respect the new party seems to differ very
little, if at all, from the Democrats, if Mr. Wil
der is to be considered a tree exponent of its
Mr. Wilder intimates, too, that the seal of
secrecy may soon be removed, and the new par
ty sot openly hereafter. He says: " If secrecy
was theveceetary condition of al belisag, it may
not be Ae istitetabls law of future action." This
onnonnoemeilt was received vithapplause by the
.audience..So we may expect that soon it wHI
become an open patty, announcing its platform,
and openly battling for political asaindeney.
But the uthientailtid features. of the evening't
proceedings were the reference to the slavery
question, and to their candidate for the Presi—
dency In 1856. On one of the banners displayed
in the ball was arepresenWieri of *. Whit*
House," and under It the inscription, 4 . State
reableaai is '56." Gen. Sam Houston, of Texas,
is referred to; end thus from the Old Bay State the
hero of San Jacinto is called out as a candidate
for the next Presidential nee.
On the subject of slavery, one speaker at the
banquet said, " Oar motto is not to turn out of
way to meet slavery, nor to attack It." But he
intimates that slavery must not attempt aggres
sive movement,. This Is pretty liberal for the
old hot-bed of Abolitionism. Another • speaker
said, "He would not interfere Iwith. slavery in
the States, but asked our brethren of the South
not to seek to extend it over new territory, and
would urge our entire separation of that institu
tion from the affairs of the_general government."
This sentiment was received with "prolonged pi
applause," and it cannot fail to strike every
mind that the very aim of the Democracy for
years has been to separate slavery from the at-!.:
fairs of the general government. The Democrats;
would treat it entirely as a local institution, to r
be regulated by the States where it exists; and"
decided
decided by the votes of the people in the new
territories. That is the Democratic doctrine,
and if the new party design to frame their plat-1
form
form out of Democratic principles, we surely
have no objections. If they Choose to ran •(:
Democrat for the Presidency in '66, all right.; •
•
Gen. Houston can never be any thing but
Democrat, sound, able, fearless and honest ; one"
wad° not believe he will ever repudiate the glori- 1
oue name of Democrat. The word " Democra
cy," has a charm about it that tells every where.
It is a word whose signification is as wide as the
realms inhabited by our race, and is equally at
tractive and applicable wherever man is found
having a right or a desire for self-government.
Democracy means the rule of the people : and
no Democrat can find any good reason for leaving
the. ranks; of his party, while it abides by its
principles. Whoever will help carry out those
principles are our friends, to whatever organise- I.
don they may belong. We contend for principles, ,*
and not for men, or for spoils. •
The Free Soil party must see in the principles
of the new party, as announced at the Boston
banquet, the end of all hope of swots for that
northern sectional party that' would snake the
perpetual agitation of the subject of slavery its
chief occupation ; and hostility to the South its
bond of union. Mr. Greeley and Mr. 13ward
will hare to solve again the problem of the value
of the Union to the people of the north. Taking
the public sentiment of the North as the baiie of
their oalculatione, they will find a different re
sult next time. Just one year ago they thought
they had shown conolusively that the Union of
the States was worth just forty eente apiece to
the people of the northern States. From present
indications it is evident that our people are not
diepcsed to sell out their inestimable birthright
at so cheap a rate.
WEB
e't
=II
Ifotttio Golii..Ankinant of /pinto to the
Country.
T6!r-nport , ei-tinrittelnier Of the ntint-se
Philadelphia, for November, shows the total
Ciakd and Silver bullion deposited forifffillnii • •
to 1041,2.85,260; and the gold and itaileretu4
. :,..„„Xbe total deposit' for the eleelni
moithit of this year show a decided falling
se
1852. 186& 1864._
For onno 48,928,652 32,6/0 2 / 0
ereelineretv**pts'aerbibidelphis
bated to the operations of the San Promisee
branch mint and the New York assay ofnee,liiii
the intelligence from California show the yield
this year to be even greater than ever.
The Buitetia Of that city, from authentic re
ports, some of which have before been published,
and from the reports of the mint" this year, de
rives the following statement of our native gold
product since 1847:
Deposits of California gold,
t all the mints, to
December 31, 1843, about $212000,000
Deposits of California gold .t the Philadelphia
mint, from January 1, to December 1,1 ilbt. 82,616,929
Deposits of California gold at Elstareaeisee and
New Orleans mints, from January 1, to De.
amber 1,1854, (part estimated,) 8,000,000
DECEMBER 5
Total home omduction of gold
Deduct speck export .3 stare.
Siete! of Specie In the c0untry.......... $130,125,048
It does not pretend to say that these figures
are strictly accurate, but they have been cau
tiously made, and cannot be more than a million
or two out of the way, the excess in the country
being quite as likely to be over as under the
amount above stated. - 1t is thus proved that
there is now in the United States about one hun
dred and forty millions of dollars, in hard coin,
more than there was in the year 1846.
It Is very satisfactbry to know the 'peels is
in the country and would be even more satisfac
tory could people get hold of some of it. We
can tell where the hard currency is not to be
found, for instance: It is not in the vaults of
the Indiana State Stook banks and kindred in
stitutions ; ths Cincinnnti tankers an not both
ered with. silent deal, nor is the vault of the
late 0"W Beak of Cleveland very plethoricwith
- Nett' shiners." Who can tell where it io
mir By reference to an advertisement in an
other column, it will be seen that the Rev. 0.
Iturnopleotnres on Tile Origin and Causes of
Dentoetaoy in America, this evening, at the Wes
leyan Protestant Church, opposite the Cathedral.
It is in behalf of a most commendable Object—
the Library of Uniontown, Fayette county, Pa.—
but aside from this the Reverend gentleman has
a reputation for oratory which of itself should
command a large attendance. We are sure no
one could help being both delighted and in
structed.
FOR. TEL POOIL—It win be seen by reference
to our advertising columns that a lecture will be
delivered in the basement of Bt. Paul's Cathe
dral, on Thursday evening, on inseilecusal culture.
The proceeds are to be applied to the benefit of
the poor. The speaker and the subject should
draw a foil attendance, and we hope the pro
oeeds will amount to a large sum. Such efforts
to false fonds for such a purpose should be liber
ally encouraged this year.
We find the following in. the St. Louis Dana
urit, in relation to the horrible murders and sof:
tide at Cairo, :.
The town of Cairo woe on Monday last, tith'inatie of a
meet horrible affray, In which three whits men mod omen*
etc were tilled. hem an ',amities.' 'who came up from
t&b.o on Tueaday orerales Lot, we gather the bibwlng pm ,
tkulars
The negro had committed some teem*, and pro:woof the
law was tamed udnot Idea, which being etersoplos to as
executed by Kb anther named Tacker, he men abed deed by
a pistol In-Cla bands M the black man. As seen as the
mows of the act Pureed; the populace base musaitimetted,
—were determined on taking ausconnry vempasua km the
Handy deed, and promoted at once to agave the negro.
Ha retreated towards a dot bath bet , nglarts 'WM. which
was laying at tits river bank, holding • isistogininete hand
and a keg of wrath* Muter one of Cis steno, arniromariag
be would blow the whole cepreedit of tbethillgfilf-tbay
dared to la -'
Lands on him. '
Arrivingst Melted he )stowed abased, Ahdt r aboat
oa t. *hen twe more of kits (damn aka. trey
..Zst ;bath also, bat bobre they swa th ed ftin negro he
_shot both of theindeed with the ramaining charges In his
plated. ihie thou and tits boat being tu the river 11. dad a
small M. belonging w the boat arannd his beak sadjamp-
Ins overboard, was instantly darnel&
The thaw Mama of Tuetday ereening, contained the fol
lowing vetsioa of the Awry:
We were Informed by a pansenger from Cabo retelling
of a moat horrible butchery of three whiteface by a negro,
and tbeaatempent burning of the negro to death by the
popular*. Oar informant stated that the negro had corn
=Mad some breach of the law. sad that, on on attempt be.
tag quids to Irma him, he resisted to the extent of Ming
three of the ufhaeri engaged In It. The populace then toot
the matter la head, and, after capturing him, toot him on
boon{ of allattuat of which he was the owner. After rein'
him *mutely, they piled a lot of rembee4blea atoned him,
sad eet ire to there; then pushed the boat out into the
stream, and the whole burnt up together-
Heat motion
the names of any of the parties, and the above is all the
information we meld obtain on the Folded."
A third account from another eyewitness states
seven or eight were wounded by the negro, and
that he afterwards drowned himself by jumping
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Tun Barnes or rue ALIILA Conran= wren
Harms ns Mturoo.—lt is stated that the Rus
sian at the Alma numbered over 50,000 men,
with a powerful train of artillery, and that the
force of the allies was about the same; after the
engagement, which is classed as desperate, the
Csar's troops were driven at all itoints by , the
bayonet, the Motors losing alxiut 2600 men.
Now, it this statement be true, the Russians
made but a feeble resistance; the small lou of
the allies proves this. The Mexicans would have
held oat more stubbornly. In proof, it may be
stated that at Churubneoo they inflicted a lass of
one thousand upon the eight thousand Americans
engaged, and at the Molino del Rey, where
Worth had but a little over three thousand troops
in all, he lost nearly nine hundred men in lea
than an hour. At the same rate, the allies under
St. Arnaud and Raglan, in their battle upon the
Alma, should have lost something like fifteen
thousand men, provided they had fifty thousand
men engaged.
THE SITES TOR TUC New CUSTOM HOUSIEL--NO
hear that the Secretary of the Treasury has de
termined upon sites for eight of the new custom
houses directed by Congress at its last melon to
be built. They are, with the prices paid for
them, (the sites,) as follows: New Haven, Con
necticut, $24,000; Burlington, Vermont, $7,760;
Oswego, New York, $12,000; Sandi/airy, Ohio,
$11,000; Toledo, Ohio,$12,000; Chicago, DB
:lois, $26,600; Milwauie, Wisconsin, $12,200;
Wheeling, Virginia, $20,600. We hear, further,
that the sites for custom houses at Belfast and
Ellsworth, Maine, Gloucester, Massachusetts,
Newark, New Jersey, and Buffalo, New York,
and for marine hospitals at Burlington, lowa,
Detroit, Michigan, and Cincinnati, Ohio, hare
not yet beep selected, the Department not being
in poseessiot‘ of the information necessary to a
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A Horrible Affair.
.• Nor BAD.—The Albany (N. Y.) Kniokerbock
. er has the following:—Jones' dog had s portion
;of his tail eat off the other day. Now we should
;like to propound the following :—Why is the re
. • minder of that tail like the editor of the Post?
Do you give it up ? Became it's • bit of a wag.
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/kr To all Whom It may Coacaorao..di you
want a splendid fitting Suit you eon get it at IIIEIBBLEI3.
If you want any Gentleman's Pundshing °cods, in all
variety, why °RIBBLE has 'em. If you want the best
fitting Pants you ever wore, °RIBBLE'S is the plans to
have your mown. He aim Muhl, Umbrellas, Clap*
Bap, Trunk' Tam; Lo., at pekes to milt all sorts a
aaamoirs. 2401aati stmt. bead id Wad.
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Moo floturday's Journal of Clommorot]
Importations at New York.
for the month of November are $8,968,086 lees
than for the same month last year, and $l l
225 lees than for the corresponding month
1862. The receipts of free goods have increa
sed, as compared wita , impt year bile
I iieble either entetikr directly tbroiro into
warehouse, show a marked decline, Ws annex
our usual comparatlie sunimaryi
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Tomos DOOM As am roi1.1,021112;102 MOM Ce
IM. fiez. -
for omen 47,X01861 59,282,007 $6,746,539
Ent for warehousing.— .tingo2Bl 2,861,350 2,183,360
Pm goods 291,382 5)4,228 662,817
Specie 80,760 114,342 39,121
Total sot et the p0rt...413,736,067 $12,584,927 $2,631,r42
Wlthtra from tehoone... 1,047,072 1,3&1,008 1,431,776
This makes the total imports since Jan. 15t
58,113,734 less than for the eame eleven months
of lastyear, but still leaves it $62;604,895 be
low the. Total for the same period of 1862, its
will apPear from the following summary:
POLICIGX MOATS At. XIII TO[[ FOR ELEVEN 11011T118 TROY
• 1852. 1863 18E4.
But'd for e0u5umpt'0..598,948,742 $144,007,797 $166,155.443
Xot'ol_ for warehouse... 7,730,384 2,12'2,462 28.963,725
Free Goode. 11,278,185 11,741.200 14.867,342
2,295,410 2,317,901 2,069.116
'fetal ent'd port $119,650,931 $150,160,160 $172,05.46
Withdrawn from wb'ere 14,011,468 14,204,00 21,039,536
The imports.of free goods, mostly tea and cof
fee, have inereased about $8;000,000. The im
ports of dry goods show the greatest decline,
and especially during the month just closed,
when the receipts were lees than half as large
as for the correspondiog month of last year.
Thus the total entries of dry goods for November
were 52,583,105 lees than for November, 1858,
and $881,197 lees than for November, 1862.
The receipts of cash duties for the mei:Ancor
respond with the comparative imports, showing
a decline from the same month of last year of
nearly one million of duties. The estimates for
the next year must have a far lower sum than is
here represented. We have compiled a com
parative statement for the month, and a quar
terly statementfrom the opening of the year:
clln UOIIti lIIICIAND AT Tag MIT or XIV troll.
1861.
2iq0arten..47,617,837 $11,1254,00 510,87:1499 31
quarter— 8,632.425 10 10,041,84 08 8,804.261
06
ad 9leir6m-12,201,190 08 18,618;106,14 12,099,868
In October.... 2892,109 67 2,765,604 Z 3 2.462,115 10
In November. 8,061,476 86 .2,012,986 92 1,761,023 46
$28,073,088 83 $0,120.118 n P6,4'4,0,067 36
We are now nearly at the close of the year.
We look fora oomparative decline in the receipts
of foreign goods during the month of December,
but so many orders have been countermanded
eines the opening of the last Fall's trade, that it
is difficult to make an estimate with any confi
dence. We may be certain, however, that the
imports of foreign goods during the year 1865
will show a very material decrease in comparison
with the year soon to expire. We shall thus have
far less demands upon our product of gold, and
if our cotton crop goes forward at fair average
rates ; may even look for an almost total cessa
tion of specie shipments. This, for a while,
might be omeidered desirable, but we are much
more afraid of disinter from home speculations
than from the purchase of too many foreign
goods.
grant Ms Elandlaid Shield and Harmer.]
Ellimps/ar Fight.
The latest breach of the peace, occurred in
Plymouth township, in this county, last Toes
day. Miss Harriet Brown, daughter of James
Brown, Seq., had went in the evening before to
visit a neighbor, Mr. Wm. Castor, and the matt
morning as she was retiring home alone, a pet
deer, three years old, belonging to Mr. Castor,
leaped over the high fence enclosing his terri
tory, and-pursued her. He overtook her about
midway between Mr. Castor's and her father's
house, and at once attacked her—be struck her
on the side with sufficient force to cut with his
horn through all of her outer and under clothing
and drew blood. As Miss B. fell, she courage
ously took the deer by the horns and clung to
him, sometimes being dragged on the ground,
and at others regaining her feet—the animal all '
the time striking and cutting her with his feet.
The deer finding himself foiled by the courage
of the brave girl, attempted another mode of at
tack, and endeavored to push her up against
trees and thus shake her from, bee bold on his
horns. But it was no go—she held on; but in
the °puree of the struggle the deer dragged Miss
B. near to a fetniehrei point where there was a
large stack of straw placed against It on the
other able; the poor girl being unable to make
herself heard IA tuitAiries for kiVoisa
from effort and lows of
blood, met about herlor some source of escape.
nod looked upon the straw stack pe the only
waft retreat—and manceuvring so as to got the
deer user up to the fence, let go of his horns
with her right hand and tried the gouge game'
—putting her thumb into his eye, gave it a hard
push; this .so hurt and frightened the beast that
as quick as lightning be bounded back some fif
teen feet from ber. and before he had recovered
from his fright sufficiently to renew the attack,
hie fair ontagonist had gained the top of the
fence and from tbence to the top of the stook—
completely foiling her adversary. From her
high position she succeeded in Ling the at
tention of a neighbor, who ato her relief.
The fight lasted near an hour, and at its close
Miss Brown's clothes were nearly all torn oft
her, and she was cut in almost every part of her
body by the hoofs of the animal.
We think this lady has courage and address
enough to take any circumstance of life by the
horns,' and could share in the adventures of a
Crockett.
&rattan Coartnecnon.—The New Orleans
! (La.) Delta says: We have a friend, (don't
say it was us, dear reader,) a eis footer, who
i was promanading on • public occasion with •
magnilloeut woman. "We are the observed of
all observers," said the gentleman.
"Yea," replied the lady, "we are two bril
liant stare."
"Pat the stars together, responded the gen-
Ilersten, "and what s brilllsta sun they would
" hostel"
VMS UNGALLAST.—The last Knickerbocker,
her the following upon a poetess with red hair :
rid:l2l,4lWe woman, bow sad Ls your lot—
Your ringlets ere rod and your poems are not."
Father Matthew has gone to Medlars for
his health. Perhaps If he had continued to take
good Madeira in Ireland, he would not hare lost
•
AT Dr. i'Laa•4 Liver FalliineeTtda groat
=slicing has supplanted all others for the cure of Memos
of the Liver. Its effects an eo refuter) , and !speedy, and at
the same time so perfectly safe, that it le not surprising it
should mapercede all others. Invented by a very dinette.
gabbed physkden of virgin's, who practiced In a region
of country in which Hetet* or Liver Complaint, to pecu
liarly formidable and common, and who had spent years in
discovering the Ingredients and proportioning their quan
tities; them Pills are peculiarly adapted to every form of
the Memos and never fail to alleviate the most obstinate
is... of that larribie complaint. They have justly become
celebrated; and the researches of Dr. M'Lane have placed
his name among the benefactors of mankind. No one ha,
lug symptom of this formidable complaint, ebould be
without these invaluable Phis. Dave you a pain in the
right side, under the edge of the ribs, which increases with
preenere—unable to tie with ease on the left side—with
ooeaskenal, sometimes constant, pain under the shoulder , :
blade, frequently extending to the top of the shoulder!
Rely upon It, that although the latter pains are sometimes
taken fur rheumatic, they all mine from disease of the
Liver; and It you would have relief, go instantly and buy
• boz of Dr. EPLane'e Liver Pills.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. ld'lnne's Cele
brated Liver Pills, and take none else. There another
Pills, purporting to be Liver Pill., now belbre the public.
Dr. M'lnne's lever Pills, also his Celebrated Versulfuge, men
now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United
State. and Canada.
Also, for male by the pole proprietor.,
FLEMING BROS.,
Successors to J. Kidd ft Co ,
No. 60 Wood street.
sir Great Cure of Rheiunatlem.e.Ths editon
of the ItiehmondlDpublican, of December 24th, 1862, say
that Carter's Spanish Mixture to no quack medicine.
They had a man in their prees room who was afflicted
with violent mercurial them:nu:lsm, who was continually
complaining of misery in the back, limbs and joints s—hls
eyea had become feverish and mat , ery, neck swollen, throat
sore, and ail the symptoms of rheumatism, combined with
Ecrofula. Two bottles of CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
cured him, mid, in au editorial notioe as above, they bear
testimony to Im wonderful effects, and eay their only
gent to, that all soffesing with disease of the blood are not
aware of thee:Satsuma of anch a medicine. They cheerfully
recommend it.
tel See their oerttfleate, end notice In ftdl around the
bottle. derklin
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Vruianatirol'Ortv,Dseendier de--Bnassa.--
?he Senate ores male to order at ball' past 12
o'olook-27Senators were present.
The Beartitary resitialetterfrote Mr. Atchison,
dated Platte City ; IMesonii, tioreurtnir 11, sta
ting that Wills ooiddit . et be premed it Washing
ton before the third week in December, he re
signed his poet as President of the Senate.
Mr. Hunter moved its acceptance, and the
Hen. Lewie.thren. be chosen President-pro tete
pore for today. Agreed to.
Mr. Case took the chair and returned thanks,
acknowledging hte incompetency to preside over
Seats.
The usual committee was appointed to wait
on the Preeideni, which consisted of Messrs.
Matron, Dodge, of lowa, and Tousey.
Mr. Hamlin moved that the daily hour of meet-
tog be 12 o'clock. Agreed to.
At ten minutes after two o'clock the message
wits reoeired from the Prenideut, by , his Secre
tary, Sidney Webster, =dread, and the message
and documents were ordered to be printed and
also 10,000 additional copies.
The Senate then adjourned.
House.—The House Wag celled to order at 12
o'clock. The roll was called and 197 answered
to their name,.
Mr. Charles S. Lewis, of Virginia, was elect
ed, and Mr. Goodwin, of Sew York, and Mr.
Bristow, of Kentucky, were sworn in as new.
members.
The nenel committee was 'appointed to wait on
the President
. .
.The Speaker called the attention to the fact,
that on the last day of the former session the
President sent in a vetoof :tbe Myer and Har
bor Bill, but there then being no quorum, the
message was not then read.
The message was ordered to be printed on
motion
,of Mr. Clingman, mud its further con
sideration postponed until We dnesday.
Mr. Dawson introduced thedlomesaftad Bill in
lieu of the one returned from the Senate Nat
session.
logersoll offered a resoled* which lies
over, requesting the President to communicate
to the House any correspondeace with the
French government relative to the refusal to al
low the Minister to . Spain to page through
France,
matte. appointed to wait on the President, re
ported that they had performed that duty, and
that the President would at once communi
cate his message.
Mr. Beady introduced the Bill extending the
Bounty Land-Laws.
Mr. Walbridproffered a resolution with* lies
over, instructing the Committee on Ways and
Means to bring in a bill removing the present
duty on foreign colds. .
Mr. Sellers; asked leave to offet. a Resolution
that the President inform the Reese, if not in
compatible with thelie in4lst, what wee
the object or objegel - of the g or confer
ence of American Ministers at ; Ostend, and
whether the said Conference was in obedience
to instructions of the Secretary of State, and
what hes been the result of it. .
Objections were made.
The President's Meesage was reeeived and re
ferred to s Committee of .the Whoho on the state
of the Union; 20,000 extra copies were ordered
to be printed.
The House then adjourned.
llocrotary of the Treasury'', Report.
WA/111100TM CITY, December 4 —The Same.
tery of the Treasury reports the receipts for the
fused year ending JOOO 80th, 1864, from all
sources. 478,549,705; which, whit :the balance
in the treasury on the let of Ju1P;,.1858, ($21,-
942.892,) gave the total for the of
year,
$96,492,587. The expenditures of thom years
amounted to $75,864,639, leaving:a balance in
the treasury on the let of July of 6120,187,967.
The receipts for the quarter endhig September
80th, 1854, $21,521,802. The estimates for the
remaining three quarters of the Seise year
amounted to $42 ; 500,000. Amount of public
debt outstanding from the Ist of July, 1854,
amounted to $37,180,506.' The Secretary anti
epees a &Ding off at the customs, owing to the
reciprocity treat 7, and the abort crop. The
tonnage of the United States exhibit 4hailla
for the itsr.cif. 895,882- teat "'"ThlVtereie 'ter
.the year were $26.821,817: - . In the excess, of
exports the ititteriuks state of the r 011040.0 441-
.00 the Seoretary to again cell the sttentio6 of
Conrail to the propriety of reducing the rave
ns,t from the eastoms. Re recommends but
throe mice of duly, via: 100, 40 and 25 cent.
in the place of 8 schedules at pretest in nee.
earatlasra !two.
asattixoas, Deoember 4 —Orleans papers of
Twasday are received. The steamship Nautilus
arrived .at Orleans from Brazos ; abs bring'
3t56,000 in specie.
Unusual excitement prevails along the Iron
ier, but nothing but talking is going on.
A large force of Mexican trope at Mstamoyas,
under (}ea. Wool, had summoned the Seminole
Chief Wildcat sad his followers there, it is sup
tweed, for some secret mission.
A vigilance committee hss been established at
Point babel.
Galveston dates to the 25th ere received. Gen.
Rusktpusttdus the Governor's refusal to receive
Welke; sod Kings securities.
Maltase depredations are continued. Three
solditgitroni Fort Davis had been killed.
Truss Snow Storm.—stoppage of
RoLI Road Trans.
Now 'You, Deo. 4.—The Erie Rail Road
freight trains were abandoned to-day. They
will reams their trips to-morrow.
The express train of this morning arrived at
Oswego at 6 o'oloch, this afternoon.
The morning mail train for Boston reached
New them at 7 o'clock this evening-by the aid
Of WO engines.
The Houle Telegraph Lines east of South
bridge were torn entirely from the poles for a
distance of ten miles. The storm was unequalihd
for violenoe for many years.
Burnt*, December 4.—A fire broke out here
at one o'clock to-day, in the Frontier Flour bill],
at Black Bock, which, with all its contents, was
consumed. Fifteen thousand bushels of grain
end three thousand bble. of Flour were in the
mill at the time.
The Propeller International, which was lying
at the dook,,took Are and burnt to the water's
edge. SheWu owned by the Bu ff alo and Brand
ford Railroadrindwrae worth 4116,900.
Virginia Dansigeratin Otani °navigation.
Eton - win, December 4.—After a erormy ale-
Sion of three days, Mr. Wise was nominated for
Governor. .On a motion to make the nomination
unanimous, there were many noes, but the abate
man declared the nomination overwhelmingly
carried. The entire session was stormy. Reso
lutions wets passed approving of Piercele admin
istration and declaring that he had faithfully
adhered to-the Constitution.
Railroad Collislow.
&caulks, Deo. 4.—The fast train from
Buffalo came in collision with the fast train
from thisoity, this morning. The three loco.
motives on the western train and the two on the
train coming east, were badly smashed, and two
thrown off the track. Both of the trains were
out of time. It was snowing so that they could
not see. .
The snow is 80 inches deep here.
Great Iltow Storm.—SSVttal Stsamboate
New Yogx, Dee. 4.—A terrific snow storm oe.
marred on the Hudson River last night. The
steamers Adrian, Mamely and Troy, and
other boats, names unknown, with the barges
Ohio and Monroe, were sunk, and four or 410
boats went aahore near Roundon4
There is one foot of snow near Roundout.
A Tract Distributor Beates...aurir.
Some Irish brutally beat a man named El
dridge, yesterday, while. preaching and distrib
uting tracts near tlia Catholic church, opposite
Tompkins Square. The ringleader was arrested.
There has been two sada half feet of snow
along the Delaware Divislan.
Wrest eigtta T. P. Perkins.
BOSTON, Deo...&i ere wee a tremendous
gale last night, and serious shipping disaster?.
Numerous vessels are o re ; amongst them is
the brig T. P. Per from Philadelphia,
loaded with coal for this port. As yet :here is
not any loss of life, ezmipt one boy.
Wreck Of a wedapiroa Lakis arts.
CZAR/ AND, Deo. Schooner Omar, with
a cargo of stilt, went ao tio west pier this morn
ing. She is a total loas. Tremendous exertions
are making to save the Stew, but thus far with
out success. A goversttAent life boat was wrecked
alonguide.
eow.
&awn; Bea 4.-4 ep
he maw eentiened Mae
for $0 hours, ea& the iiedsate btodrai up.
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Piro at Itivindo
New You, Deo. 4.
Heavy Pall at
def/,Dee. 4,-41hews. • - ..
*not heee hut sight. The weather is now sr - .. .. Thaali.”.111111610 0 ND EMILY Of MI N 7 .
*sting up. Beversl vessels were driven 21"1"5"31NI /ID at ' W I gl
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love. a WON,
Irfortland there is • foot of mow, OM Is ; - L"' 96 Wood And.
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Snow Sterna in Nee Y . ork,s - , z ,:.
~,,,,w 'tom, Deoember 4--.ThertlY• •
snowstorm throughout the nortlerStind
portions of the State , ranging j up.44l -..
in d •th. .., --.... IV k.: , ~
Si- Morse's Inviggoyatra.dirMar or Core
dial.—. 4 bast of fearful decoy lie . .ve in ram past
been considend susceptlble of reliecrat not of care. ate
literally estertulturad by thligesperstira.ioniirthew
may be enumerated nervous beeittele,radoleient;raural .
gin, indhration, nervous burial:op, train* TraulTir
is
Us Berle stelt* hypochondria , * vertigo, spasm, fainting
fits, general weakness, and a tost of fouctraal disorders
seetting the general boilth of astatine boor "'Aka roue
dy for any of the complaints which pram sexual Mora
city, it hen absolute and Wearable ratter.
The ~radial to put up, highly ranotrated, in pint bob
ties. Price time dollars per fettle: two foe Or. dellant
au le Melia dollen. C. H. RING, Ptoplietor,
192 Bradley, Nine Turk.
Bold by Druggists tioragbont the flatted States, Goode
and the West Indies. •
AGENTS.
SLIMING * REM, No.oo Wood strut, Pittsburgh.
DR- GEO. IL KEYSER. N 0.140 Wood 'beet, do
B. B. SELLERS t GO, No. 57Waxl knot.
J. P. FLEW IN% AThothoof 01tr. . dractmr
..:40.):1"1 4.10
tOr. Allegheny City... The DZMOOBATIO FM.
BOUTPUI OCIAMITtrA,of Allsebeeyetty, will meet
the house of Damn Gus? in the Third Warn, ear.
DAY, the 12th of December . 1864, at 7% o'clock, P. fbr
the purple, of Wog the time and penes for hoking the
Primary Meetings In the several Wards, preperstaty to the .
City Diestion, in7eounty neat
The Oilowing named persons compile the instethe
Commit se a
Pint Wand. Chas. 11. Paulson, Matthew I. fillwart, Jo.
seph F Beckham,
&coed lfbul—Thamsa Most, Abraham Funk, Samuel
Third Ward.—Themes Farley, ADD= Ihnson, heap
Gent.
hank Ward.—blontion Faster
dere ' LrlMred
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MO 0;1.44
(Dinot& and Union espy.)
ULeeture..•The Bev. 050. W. BilkilAP will
. LSC I.llltll, In the MITHODIBT PROTSCANT
CROWE, on Fifth street, opposita the OithedisivllClS
(Tuceday) ItTSEILSG, et 7 o'clock.
Bad...l—The Origin ezni Games of Dincomacy Aininits.
The above Lecture is the mote which was retched with
so roach eclat when lately delivered Ink= the Iliazylead
Historical Society. The prams& will be icompriered to
Increesing the Library of Madison College of the W P.
Chorch, loccted at Unbantown, layette candy, Pa.
Admittance PS cents; or, • gentleman mad two WWI, 110
mote. dsciat.
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LA. turn, balms JIM P.&'l natituta.
A Lettere of laralsorott Comma will be deliver
ed by Very Rim IL AMASON, ea THURSDAY MINING
NM, .t o m o'clock, la the bremiett of St Ruin Cathedrel
—the ' fbr the bent &t of the Pees. cde6:2L
litateammt
OP the condition of the PITTSBURGH TWINY COMM -
‘f NY, ma required by the Obactur.
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Bills of Exchartge end Dheounted Net e 5...-4660,676 16
Utah in ininde of B'ke sad Brokb-Y676 30 66 L now 37
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DS Ell
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Depth] Stock— —4 11 : 4 0 0 00
Ds. to Dunn 14‘406 42
Dividend De. 6, unpaid—..- ...... 3,416 00
Diseiviante end Prunkunn . . 1,1276 75
00441344 at rend--
liidtvidesl Deposita on een set--....—.• 260,670 11
Do do lat
current 044--..—..IWAS 33
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Net , ettea LelPette W • street.
EIIHNUANSIOP, BOOSLICLIWIrts. ABMIHWCIO, Ao.
.E —Prof. MILLAR s M. candelas to wasios -T stur
dar span aiiry folorabis tame, bistrsetiou
tbe aWve
of brandies, g dim tharongblyi
for tbs duties of the counting room day sat ere.
aims. Mr. JOHN HAY, Professor of -Nsophig,bet
Passe ned ths llostbit
Wa We gnat papa fo ws is onetifiang tells sways swots:
eationi as • thorocA book-hamar sad fulls teasetent to
iantruct young gentownt team seleeesof areatals. brides
bangs good sombassetialas and ripe arbeler in other sr
spasm Joss 11an.%
totality/am in 'libber& Corneserold Coarse
31111116 Y. Pions,
Prima* of the Third Word Ptiblis Scowls.
isgalastr,
%an* not Ward saltaffsghibillesf.
I an combed INS Prot. Mar is esdiesti7
for hie probation. hisufli t
deed President of Jefferson °Oat&
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Coadlasto tor Aiiiiirassa of itlio—Vhird
0111 MT NWT will b. as Wier.'laal . . e.
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Letts:is;
H dope for the tree by W.* th rtraffpfairaliffsdik
moot. opposite Arpin'. • • nouns dee)
noel - SAL. AT A OR RALS aIAROLTIR.
• —The suberiter offere to Pell the onatilf ef
of Oral, and 108 arra of outface, attester at Treamete's
Lomstiag, on the Ohio riot.. in Hancock eount7,
property ha. facilities rarely met wi th ; the rots bin. I
fee thick, of the very beet quality of Baesdaausaltial.,ead
az • point on the river where the water Is shoat 13 fwt rat
the lowest stage, sod a very large pool, eutlldlent to harbor
RV cad boats. Also a charter for the pompom of egaddildt
lag rani works at the ethos point. There Ii areatad pso
above a trot rate over hot haw Kilt
The above wrd be mid half, threequattare, os the .bola,
to Kelt purchasers. Terms Hey and ripe mriersta Roc
further particulars enquire of ROBIRT NYMAN. on the
vrrtnis,, or of JAMES CI RICIERX,
Real lbtate • t, at thie oak..
it,{ AHttIAQIC : Its History, alum:Err and lienaltst ue
111 Sanctities and Its Profanities; DJ Samos and its
Pacts; Demonstrating Its Influence es • Civilised Lunt.
Don, on the Happiness of the individual mei the Provpreasof
the Sap; by T. L. Mange, M. D, and Mrs. HUT a (love
Nichols; in I volume, I 8 no., cloth:
Tide Book of Marriage IN 'TM diderent M an any other
over written on its prolific and suaaastive theme. It Is a
Pl•SiOIIII and wientific inveetigation, owing the connect/cm
of this
,great central social histittition, with the actual east*
of unman misty, and demonstrating the trite lawn and
conditiona of the love relations of the scree, which are
reamed, to isitivkinal sovvreigrityand social harmony ;or
the highest condition and grated hritieseof Man. Price
sl. Yor sale by MINER. At OM,
deed No. DI liatitidieki street.
icruat AL BROTHER JONATHAN, Dr the Holiday:
OW supply.
Lie May, or nudes of Thlnp Actual end Penothie: by
Mary Lannon; fourth supply.
In Doors and Out, or Vim from the Massy Dam:
by Oliver Optic.
Pollan' end Religion, a Thanksgiving Bassos: by Hwy.
Csarles Wadswortk
A large .nd emessims mply of Distils, me WA just
reosived sad th mile by
H. A. anarmeatir A ax,
N 0.16 Fourth sheet.
•
OMETHING NHW.—The Turtle& Hair Helm is an ex
(*Hera article, and aboald be !band ow the toliet of
Mr/ lady who values the glossy yet not greasy appearance
of the htlr. Also, the Reryetic Beep, for the ours of acre
chopped halide; It also rredere the Ain soft, gator& and
white. Bold wholesale and retail •
deed . tolopip. •
iILYATON 111,11RILLIS 'MIST POWDZIIIbe best
I Yeast Powder now in nos Tboosinatingansuelbout.
article 'bona perdue. none but thio; 14 dot nowived by
JOB. 1%1=30, -
&et =nor of Oa Mamma and bratitet it.
43 - 0130(11Y8 IND CELIDUI—A sone Difing rem
edy tbr the eon of levve
•w Ague sod otbee Moue
Weans ; dem reotived by
dont
SIittELITZ PORDISB3-4 gross neat' prepared ea . •
and Sue ftle by [deco] JOEL YLIPERG.
rmalved. 43 aim oats at deal•
rabo IS east DeigkAam, vbiah .
A. be sold
piaeas
£
CO.
O,IIAWL&—A. A. *AEON * CO. bate just readvai $
0 &rum Ebbw]; worth p, which they win all at the
low prim of 02% mats. died
BLITT r. B.— - 1 kd roll and keg jest loathed and ler lobby
deod SMITH k EINCLAIL
and kegs, just readvadand ko■da
SMITH i 61114ILLUL
AULD-111
L deal
L)tINN PROPkeTY BALL—A tremble
X brick Swelling Muse, with Lot 4t het treat lerlB6
deep toe it Int olio. The Hone la well anamgedin tits
beat velum In ambit and eenveniewee, with pa end
nate fixtures, &a. It la am of the best in thec=th
for workmalp and =eerie. The leaflike le
and agreeable. A Beak debts and Omega Baum on the
B. IXITHBJIBT Y MI.
deed 14172dird erne
AtLICO44 AND frlirr A. MASON _ •
sew
4, now °pairing upwards of 20 cam of bet. colored Call•
cow, which be sold vary low; oleo, • large solottereat
of new styles M. Wanes, et eery moduli the maw
prloaa. deed
SIIAWI.N, aIiAWLIA—A. A. MASON 03. will apestaa
Monday, Dexmbar 4041100 &taws, which will
, bs ee.7 l4
at almost aacchat die mat of uutonhaturc i
ALISRATOB-28 kegs dayleceirad by
dec4 ERNST IL MUSK&
WILL INSIMAXOI COILNUrf
OF PITTSBUICOH,
00111/11,8 OP FOURTH AND SMITIIFICLD arum
•welluirtsed Capital, 11800,009.•
TMMg DUMDUMS and tab= groping against minor
damage by Are, sad tin perils of Um ilea and Nand
Navigation and Trideopintation.
Wm. Y. Johnitosa ' Body Panicle;
W. WOlistooki limaidy T. Prissid, : '
Josiah KW& I. Chia Sproul,
A. J. lows, thaws X Wblai,
JIICOb P 11124114 A. A. Wrier,
Janus B. beery, W. A. haws, •
Vi lois ilssopoosi, A. Wilblas,
W. IL Oma
Bow MIL X ha&
JOILMITAW,• Pm/11/AAA.
'LADY PAlTillisll4 Nlisi PowAisst.
A A. NUM, Boorstary asol'lreasers.
A. S. Comma, Losistiuit aasolary. dodaha
l:halr , e Plgimiwlitlle College.
pus follow splead.kt Clam kraal/ail Ma be arenled
to the claire at the rot Anneal Exandtsatio,
Much, 186 A Must premium for each of thylkdietrlng club.
es, Oa:
For the grealeet brchrisoey ilankKeeignif Clain
For the greateln Obem.
For the restart *ardency In the thennuirrial Law awn
Oue Mat Claes lieleshualifpla Boolbliimogrob, worth
Second pisniniuntlise ids of the earns eleasea
tine First Claes BeisenareisiF in Panmoiship, worth ISO.
Third premium to emit not
the same classes.
One eacced Chas
Nine premium in elk IaMILIONs • Misi
&vented will be anrle teenakestiti =WIWI be sold by
successful criapplitorn -
No such premiums Mee ewer boss matifiri
examination by any instinallothr libirblon Ja the
Blunt
&IOW!. CHAPPBD lIANDO lerbeelid br
th e H a p e tte Reelk. It it eat mai weeetteee *Mole
parrot; also for the QM of laid . iladtoes. 0
sews s caw Meld wholesale ealiseheltity
deg A It. 001111/1111112. Me Third
I Alum PaAVIODY-IZal ti
as &Dina*
*iss,ses-
EMINNI
orremurs
Notes:, • •
OALlig - 1111711, of New
c.
. he la at plaid*: done a mune of
I: AT PITMBIIIia 11, whore he will madam till -
Decembis lath, during which period he may be so:mulled
daily, st his roans at the City Hotel, corner of Thirdand
anithliald for
(211101430 ssia S. ienrns,
• 71ildhLii DISEABI3,
antral dhon . eannontsd with ae predisposing to Oonsuarp.
ling Wats heatinent orraiski ilk
=Ole expeller:we sad
narl==r ihr obsereation.harfilaninni the
Dr.lPb dodoes trigwojokt isalleath pananalilkin aserpr.
IhAs ponhie • whew ft is not, a careful
ataleonaot of Abe rase DM' be ' shot by . ,t
übaWk.* orina‘ •
prompt reply tellt , be rahrtandoglsline his °p of tho
awn and when he is willing to undertake the Crestoadut
wiDetate.ttte WICIPers. of Abe rosediserequisite. (nasty,
.WHOWARD ltealtlt 'Aissisilatlosi $
Plttabutigh, Pa.-.OIIIC Ir, AL: $ . lOl 79 IVY
MOT, assent* tn. Teiektkph Vines; •
This Aseinstlies aerennes Its the
e t "Mak&
annual esdetekvs to esch other In met Of sktineffOr 14 ,4
ddmt. Sy win a mall lead,' parcautt,ll•=n;
thelo•m 6 Hon snores a weekly benentdarlos
svensteg Win $2,26 to $lO r week. In thiskenelenser
mesubiso latY sawtement and .
MAU,' /1,- D. WILICIVELI, Tres:dent. 4
. .
T. J. Harm, Dknil t
Marta llktlosiait Kora, Lam Beam, 0. 1 N.
Oeusedthil.lituna' , IL D.
tiZf'
PUNAlank wead,Lria Weitzelit...No.
011•11. Way atriatii . 'tlivap of the rtta
baaplairalltoadVatopawy, tliat ea el e ction will lie
AL
itatesesillaillawisramiatvPa.fatethe MSS
AL ON DIICLIIIaIth, at U &amt.-A. lytorDitac.
tea ID as 41r.tharimahgg yew.
TUUMAS J. ISIUK-Preilient
1* IlieSsitilillittmlnansiimOiriiiimy
OFFIaIit:664TITH 8T1410121
JuijsclinchiuM l 4 , vimormiwiltelt, PLt
&UM & HOO/If. e&NtSatit&
Catztss Oststot, Swtestary.
This IClonpauy oaskssispoyUsisMe
` tax
COMM tad will 1.1111 RUSKS. , ,
==o Etas tioiViaolo.4 lee
1151 'Mine BSA.
Aid/Wag Lois Ind &now by Phis, and agthwt - the
Peas antis Ses and Islanttlississtion sod Transputofian.
Poliaiws lama at ths lomat rags consistent with nasty
tO IaSPOSOL
James&l
W zi. a Haves, . .
IrClorkan, Jaws D.
William rmutps. "Lod"'
Jan' . raDe.tfa4 •
=h D. IL D., Robert Galw,,
dlezathsr D 05704
Horalo rtimi l Ect i.b44 '
Wal.P ir ldatea,
helm Marshall,
Gonne ILETTILTN. " • Hiram fitavt . T, Ter.
Jaylicky _ _ .
-• A issimuusag coarser- i ,
HART/OIID, CIINN. .-7,
CluurtiONsul ; ItIF/17VOtioMtooleta 00 , 000 •
Tr ~.l.lstaid Tudor, - • • , .11bdonir ) bolt: .
Word Reolibftgo., - B.A.ltulkeley
.Icooph Munch, • Bawd Mother, •
..
Iteduciok TyLor,
&thud Juan, • - • • Bautuoll Ui titg: *
• lA* A. Tunis, Henri Z. Pratt, .
Atha L.Stormeil, Austin Dualism,
Omar It.Donds, Junius IL Morph.
Airketiedos- ea it,, mad Island Bioko tooled on thouno
dotsem; by GAUGE XL 411NOLD, A g 't, -
ded.2ll No. 74 Fourth street. Pittsburgh.
We 70
AMILISII UIESIZILOCO Company OS
Plitsbuirghe—R. D. SING, President;
DLL L. YARRW I3 ..ISMMIOSSI.
Cgioss 94 llfiderAre banes Mond and Magistrate.
lasuirs/IDLL and ,00 Biskaion the Ohio and Milian
inCLlsressanderibsdarlen
spinet. Loss or - • i
ALIIO-4pbsit Use Pes=e b ßen, and Inland Nerig*
tloaaadi*Depatetioa..
•
1LD.104, Win:Larimerjr.,
Willkmßasslayi• ' Eamuel/L. Hys.
. - libertZloanispjr., ,JohnlLDitiortirf
Tare IL remark, , Francis Seam,
&all •
LaTILD irliremenNi insurance
.111AMMY:iXkia.thetfittligiSlasryzrosai4
ADllassi• sotist.LlES and MAXIM, =ICS ofall
Dio.l.Wataz Argot.
J.W..3lcoprlmMt, W.I. Amlimma, •
MI. amrsO r P.,„8. I
Wm. Id. Edgar, H..8.= , I
C. FL,Amilmq, , ..Wfillom Collinsmi si, I,
IL 11. Siabatz,, - John it Irv*
Joes9 ll Ear, Wm. Willtmom,
7 - Ilimitl Compbell. ,110,2-
A LARGE_ ',um.. &ILE.:
'A i? " watuVoW - Viiiia
11 1MLIK llama &VW*
Me &do mem Itiiiiiamtaltag alma
atallits• Itli M oneHrof iot vow - to beind
I far jrtirpOoes. Tlf4o portet,
broutki - Mogan of
O. B. M. estillf, atJdtZdia• -
Foorb Amt. abort.
16;;E:Si
Ibreaukra-raialasththwasths newspetair
bowswar4-ISseowt, between Woollend SWIM
sareets, sad J. MAN leortheathe teener of Dtheroad, - Atte•
erress abbot:* therattendlogPloaledinsrtotthribove Inal.
triZr a tebrst quarter of lOW • • • ,
foe adwiwise wag he made tette:or - et all
boars at their amre, or at the Hoeptial at 2 o'cleek,, - P. M.
.fit ammo( ditaliW Wary erethattheist ante 1.73,
witlerat for: lamp
'C. a 47 U 0 MITI r p 1
Import Awl liluansaLs Thaler in EL-001
AND I= p
r, 'AND - DitYoloooB, oiler, to dry
and mann, driers *a imp -tad yea nelacted' !hack at
Gads as any Madam bonny and tans .aving
night, time sin •Arn - • tilony3
W 4 . U. a orkiell OS .20.4iag, Waistdorea 001,
W 40100.14 betwanikfthatrscand:Vhips ell.t. -
Yarns4seg Low; Na .U 6-4114.14 every 'readerreiTtig,,
; ~.. 5 ~~
IW- !tens er-- The JOURNW/WeN • SO
O:LIMY, of Plinsbursh and ALleibeny, inset:eon the
font WILDICIEDAY of every math, at SUIGNIEELVITICRW,
in the Disnion.f. By crier.
jetty ORO. W. 1101281,-Besetaxy.
rCATTENT/Oti I IL L. o.—Yoa ore Denby notified to
DA oattoad at yew Anoory, on ATIWRIMItr,
sad YEIDAYD, for &W. sadMOND V
to trims= lath bog ,
sr woozy tom Wear the °outplay. P; SANS,
marilittori Beetotorscro trot..
ILLIBOWB OATIOCELIPM—OokWImII7 fOr J.
did J.N• Br INVIDON
Porsaaaeatly Located..-- :. 4
THXY 00111.1 V—how dame as row tbrattur
in Wrlttoi m bhoek-liessparmg. et tto Oceamer
dot estiao__ Wood steiet,.
Prot 31310LLLVA . politely Writs persone 'rho are
intorestod to OILL and N. the mot ingnoreosentanade
vrz= „ Ltheir pupils lei this .• • -
o a t
tumid to the
M r. Depiat.
soma by that dittlngodehmal Protean% JOilli BARRY.
Letalwadvered daily.
Bacons warranted. -Open item g A.M. to 10 P. Or., thus
alluding gas onnortunitylbr young roam srbollos business
will eetsdrolt Of their - atteoettt lb* doh to roudoo
instroetlea vdigAt. - rio - r3O
'`-‘Harpies lispidam, Ise .Blssoit;
A ee
etalara ftbian'l like Danat i borr; ; Streas aeatih ts ; now suppiy.
enhaanr bar peearabart SO amts.
Patera:ea firlamaredier; Mutts ;
Paaairexters tar Ilkovasbar; basta.
fleatiar Joesisa, far Obsillbeir sad Saw Yaw.
Jut evashad by agara~ba= Boot Mare at
StWooa *est.
JO6. 11.11affe.
101111101 CUTVIRS-110 et the • •• • •
tam Ite i
hind ea{ sm Ipirer.
aii4M) JA101615 WABDEOP
F
LO Sattpe. Moms,. The
bsielemuilf Artegkeel ilea Bulbous 116(41, ter
ilichliAkedellee Reigate at wit.
laDva.d P rlllith street. •
QILK
•
&MR
• OMNI ! low tam I,oa,
W•ditik,asd squaw • un."4.12•
-
VI tiringd.
Pmmimaigua 1111NOSAILILIS—Jit
pat lap 4 , :2
f i~ ~
rPitB-13adlisa
* Loam P••/, Ito, lin:sebt by
posao
A rt k!!14.7*.i" r,
TIMMIAIG aooaillaitlill TWO LUMMOX b.
1/ lorpßiyatilbig Nous, eaavenientiy arranged,
flidearta itwe M%
Idirliglrerienr,
goa itglooegaisig t
aid * a ak XO2O
mad
Un i t Thslotine - Nab* *ft
a. •froot ‘. 4
agrvl/1 ' • iniatiods Ageitg.
1•11:1 t. 1,01
aa4l.6"lavaistag
i= etba trn a by
ars""Mtir" ."
T. S.
.Thisd. mod amithfieli
pinui tyr foga. sasiirrireirosua..
imormiref Ibilaiskied sad
• b -w_ fa -
A by" Ualeireflevse* •
81104,1110 ,
mat Of *Bpi ta. ,lgii*aeBdn;tials,
et . " r
MI=E
sad Lima
INT STRUT
SATURDAY
1111*.Dor, No. 111
Ile Alas Mee sad
Seanstary.
, Ha 117--Meets ant and thtCd
1 50 EN & DATLBOdi
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InarDROP, Mkt stmt.
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wronamairof
WIEN J1M1173 , 19,11100711.41111.1.1 1 11
11estribillftlikr—' - of Ali
Louisa—
Pas di Dr0x.....7..".: 7 111110 AL a. 4., arilliesem
- - . mAnT,Apriias sum
. Air Amor - • -
A.O.fY.X. IC - 1-111i;L:,L.:
METRONDTAN - smmui%
M x i1Mg.i&1 ... V611116, 10 :41■11.1a
thatl be 'ltllr vfpni .--. 1 XI C .511 Et t --. ‘,.
-TAIIIIISIDAX. Oman 110, ~t, r 7
=ULM) . , ..ig-fir.......
t i * 24121541.1
-...
mioat Hs
'
we= via in ea laa issems. Hs ,
""Pri= l / " 1 " 41 4. 11 0 1 . MO . •,.
- " Wks' and ClblntrotsdAmalsolpinn - '
114 : 041t " 1. *- 11 SIT III.,-
Gents. ening Tlanliar askrantila eitiMarlf et: - ;
Zbeelssanawiltaidag in AllievearOirovilt ; •
ffscalator Hall, on Banady, Plonlinbar AL
: •
Ils,Miinuma 4041 iii wialaiiioari &mkt .
~ ',, , :i
,irab
above , aaMoleoos. • ,,,
gtn V deloak; A. AL,tolllolisdk,
lapel:Moak, P. AL Also, nit lbanalint Hai 1* •:-
1 city, on Tneodar , A, Than~a amettellosisimi 1 -
' 4* . *Of Sity**WiNgfriril . 1
**...P" °I/ 0 4*We *iiiku;_• OW U. lfititii4; i
guonottes a own in. Mr ease 4/ A) Diewirrer , _ 1
that wet , 041m 1 40 0 14. P.Whiglp MEW JIM i
mod tuardedv thre/ear w):crbisimita eitismiit* .1:1 - !
- Oeskolora Dor tt illarritia-. , •
"WII =WAWA &dour taiwasnianDe.theroplikr
„ley, is war girl% Usii - 1.. 1 - lateseds. Wes
of biS Depurative. DM* oil & astraltaism 11l
order to supply the adrordlaary issamilt itifier; arida
vridohnee cowing in Irsoillaillbeisni 1111104Inig liiVir..
out acrid the hat al the Wad am* im tkieatiplck.W.
knew* to be tZt6 trill* IMP asa haw* aljallitallall *al
faronibiToodswOcariaaddis. Wed laaalail
daaperleaes mil we, aastathwal la I. ail Ilasth _ t _
for it by Statism:tow. Aiststadot illnolebiltriliNialgi . ' •
witiairtitiodas of oar*, the war sperpi I
st ma r" Woo, rhi timid Witaliililialt Alt . ,-,....
'Aar, bUt Inig ARCM Mimes el liii,
azie;getultbaetseted llniilit 4 iiii*3 'si i7 :'' .
„m r t
led lo th . Mime eleilloatas#4lllllenta [
aaaly ' s ,
Basks eonaty, with ibb arigetbsiggeresel 4
stating Wad they are AIX
whose ammo are afar eira *mg whistaitillsk.
mad of a number dear petedgel silaileteuriaaidtiller
them lobe genuine. W. advise Were or one viselsaao4o
are abated bYelalrdpott Dr. Olitteloy,d ldi aft p WARM'
nth street, end procure ass d these peoilidelh tom ..
will not fati tow/tidy theta that hit prepeallaa ii. sued
ertnerdhlorYPotrorondollotenehastellodebe
of thole attention.. - ,
Bold wholesale and retail at 1111. _ 11314
Ito. ftle
140 Wood etrek, amuse 3010111 ,
Golden Mortar.
trBT RECEIVED—A arm sapptrac.the
ftoku aid late pubilmitka• :
Yieribria Ileanlii/Thear-bylV
3LIII Stoma to oar Life Journey: by luind 011 1 .
- ,--larJameriamiSkiikan
- Thiltlayet Made&
11saboset,Vekbanittoss ,t= na L
The LaeVE•Ommily
The . Knakerhoeker, tee Theoweleir. • - -
liteepsibe 01 111, far /I
Brotinsi-smot fir
f i._ , , ~ ir... i'' . ...Mtrntl e Vl
att T.Lin7DsPANT - ' O2
.I . Pla PaR 1 10.0. 1 ,611
1 tot the Ws otlowarliala• -
JOVE WO/Wit et ' Jed.
TO dt permemiannont: tatetTeitinammWei 4
an attachment issaidatthe District . chmet Ihr
trotted Saba kr' ape Mid& or .. 1
aetwiX Ow 2kii*Tfif tilleVa; iLlaaislist
'xwoupdi, ritibihet distassatboat noir • , 4 „ ,
.hart" tt dip l i f iabeiv lithilreat o4
ji.....
Mosbirbfthrasidiftoithdit. -
..zdzoodshatths Coati . /11111111110114
as amassaboarrastbdi at . ,
dee. .. ~.f...; ,o P. P- MlClNlpsitiatei. !-
o wl . r , 77 - 7".••"*".7
mot Ittrof Remora lib Ml4o 4
MORM.
11JSW LOT.-4torf orommet.by Jahasfellraeli
..LA from Nor York, s hew Moofi..A. 7 .llloary ' 4 "* - -
etoOmed acid Pam, orkao= uns oll 114=
main In Me C0U5113,4 -
or o ol l avriAlisw4 , l l .m vit,) , at,_ ifftzWiNelf.
Nell, mot fordo. iNtwa.
r a
.........., - ..
quarter aarphartth a • • .
or ......4, , ..........5-.--
Ma
Potrapt-a.latire &abb. Let - Shia - kat _ •
teat on the tetroptan•by In le • Ws* sevastes,_
another ateeet, and would d *
ivide Init Ike, '-•.; *-
• Prate, pat Teruo, $4OO In hamel.the•
ands pmts. !). CV1111112174=0.1
n - I 00
WirMULL on/WM m elint
xrdi - e - foradatAdstldtlientdbeW
IA kg:PAILS •Weelanlail 209
: Ali "Virsinta libuttatiiiit liiipataan 2180~1110
: gator ; ani3dait Dnltkitnapi Thd :, lt - -.IIWW
elan Neeninteanuat; loai and Wein •
• What do Tottnallen Marty; AtainNeweildhl a
If 'Labia of Coinputlventat Itaiwa rlibide OK ~ ..
mita. 31* matted lad fee Oho b! .
oct4.-
40.1 v roistkAmiL -- -
.next door to `tha fler/ Stab Tent 111.:
inasad..arr-ad,-suar Ormat, is pnipssid b
HOREB fiIIWILNG, hi the Emir maw -
spat totstantitsain Hat had .isto7
tinubassa,and ptessatnips .
tars and ohmmeter of tiko bat. avdaaLlstiialandelialW
InsW — LlLMAlleased - orir, - babilicsatitagari
W sirs as to Yl erase..
I air /Mcg i at,r;o l6l PlraOMEK
a Robert .71denninn: anat.
norgrailia - .•
. _ _
•
sa .nom.: . baba - '
*Maw as
re otelLicerlbrjbent. Es nay be .„„„.'
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