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TIIIIRSDAY, DECEMBER 13-1866.
IMME , TIC COMPEIITION.
The friends of Proteetion to Homo In
dustry have unifortnly insisted that if
post duties, by shutting out foreign compe.
titlon, increased the margin of profit in
nby branch of business considerably be-
...yond the average, a domestic competition
would be stimulated, and thus the margin,
be reduced to the ordinary proportion.
Common .experience . concurred with the
dictates of plain reason in demonstrating
the .correctness of this proposition. • bceeer
theleisr free trade theorists have constantly
carped and caviled at it as a brazen asshmp
lion. It. so happens that the anthracite coal
interest furnishes a recent and conclusive
illustration ofthe verity of the proposition.
During the last three years of the war an
extraordinary demand was created fo!' coal
—Special causes conspired with the in. - -
creased impost duty to shut out foreign
competition. In consequence, in all the
sen-board markets coal commanded :fabu—
lous prices.. A good many individual own-
,
era of collieries returned to the Assessors of
Internal Revenue from one hundred to five
hundred thousand dollars of annual profits.
'f he incorporated companies became sud
denly opulent. Coal seemed to be the gen
uine philosopher's stone, that tutned every
thing to gold, or at least to greenbacks.
This unprecedented success turned myr
iads of covetous eyes to the coal bluffness.
Presently tens of thousands were resolved
to share in the superabounding gainil. New
mines were opened. Old railroads were
improved, and the rolling stock upon them
augmented. Other railroads were project:
ed, and the work upon them commenced
and vigorously pushed. Some of these
new roads are already in operation, and
others of them soon will be.. •
Now, what has the effect been.upon•the
supply of coal and the prices-obtained
therefor? For two or three years the in
creased'demand kept even pace with the
augmented supply, and prices were main
tained, if not advanced. This Year the
supply has altogether Outstripped the re
quirements of the market, and prices have
fallen so low as to entail heavy loiaes. Up
to the Bth day of the present month, 2,1%18,-
1398 more tons of coal were sent to market
from the -anthracite districts than (luring
the corresponding period of last year. This
overstock - lei sent prices down at Eliza
• bethport, near New York, to 0,50 per
long ton for lump.
Anxiety to get into the coal trade Las
evaporated. Excessive profits have aOLIC
their legitimate work. It now remains to
adjust this branch of industry to the mar
het, and then the average rate of remuner
ation will be obtained in it, barring the
fluctuations which arc incident to all sub
lunary pursuits.
But, it maybe asked, why do not nil
other branches of business find as speedy
adjushient as this under the principle em
• bodied in the proposition we are consider
ing? The reason is perfectly obvious
when we bear in mind , certain essential
differences in business pursuits. Some re
quire only a low degree of mental capac
ity and short preliminary training on the
part of the most of the individuals em.
ployed in-them, and do not require con
siderable Periods either for the material
wrought upon to be produced, ,or to con
vert this material into the ultimate commo•
dity. In other departments high inteill
sconce, long and carefni experience, intri
tate machinery, conspire with lengthened
pfooesses for growth and- manufacture, to
retard competition, and delay the period
when the margin of profits must necessar
, ilyecone down to the average,
Not a fevi employments rest iunder the
Imputation of being sustained by protec
tive imports, which aro not so in reality.
When a computation is made of all excise
• and income duties with which these
em
ployments are burdened, it is seen that
these amount to nearly as much or even
more than the import on the avails of cor
responding foreign employment. In all
these instances the import is in no proper
sense protective. It is simply an expedi
ent for nuking excise and income taxes suf
- fithent for the production of revenue to the
• government. It does not require uncom
. mon discernment to see that when the va
rious internal taxes on a particular article
of domestic production amount to as much
as the external tax oa the like article of
foreign production, that the home produ
' 'car is competing on equal terms 'with his
foreign rival. And this is the condition,
: or very 'nearly the condition; in which
many branches of industry are now work
ing along. Whoeier means to understand.
the bearings of discussions on this subject,
and especially members of Congress, who
mean to act for the welfare of their con:
stituents, should make these computation-a
for themselves. In numerous cases they
will discover, notwithstanding all the
' clamor to the contrary, that the amount of
protection, so far fiombeing increased dur
ing the war, has been seriously dimin
ished.' _
OUR UNIVERIATY
We are glad to be informed that such is
the prosperity o f the Western University
as to number of students, number of fact&
ty aad increase of endowment, that its
friends are already contemplating plans
for greatly increasing l its usefulness. The
experiment, eve' with the very limited
means possessed, hes afforded satisfactory
proof that a - good literary institution can
be plistaiacci here. That we should have
such an institution of the highest order all
must admit. No reason can be giveu why
our cities should not have the advantages
for education enjoyed in nearly all the
prominent cities of our country and in the
cities of Europe. To send to distant places
our money, and then send away from their
homes at the critical period of their lives
our BOMB, is impolitic and wrong. The
students, and money are here. , The influ
ence of a University of the' highest order
on the different 'professions, on our mann
facturers, and on the only phase of educa
tion, as well as on the - morals of ouryoutb,
is incalculable. We are glad to know that
our business men and men of Wealth are
determined that this want shall be sup
plied, and that we shall not be so far be
hind other cities in this respect, and are
subset ibing liberally towards its complete
endowment. Already,ithey are thinking
of more extensive grounds, of more and
larger edifices for preparatory, academic,
medical and law departments.-The plan
Is a noble one, and means to consummate
It Ahmed at DM be
. furnished. lot us
/We at our own doors every advantage for
our sate. The object commends itself to
all our citizens.
YOUNG HEN'S CHRISTIAN AStiOCIA..; ! —Mx. J. S. Blunt, of Detroit, fold a ftetieicimi
TION. • hil e emi of real estate for 1110,01 X), last wnok, nntl
There are sonic excellent sugrestions in '
There
article with this caption, published on ' h m i t= r ,, r o l l .=%"` :.''‘,": r ' s t '....".' tri'.'.. j r`:
our third page, which we commend to the i ry. llti eonversa . tlormi neai'.u.lit. au.
attention of our Christian readers. The ' The arc ----..".."-1; —re ler leorno
is of the llaardore°••• -- ' • ' ' • f •
suggestiOn of the writer, that the Christian • Tri,,, i 'll, e wcro sold int:lt:cam en 1•11 , 1n3. I 131
1, oil non Lexington,
Association of young men should be . t w ro n ui l iTt r ll lit.P.essd.'44stiigtiLi-•IY Amoug
"planned and adapted to suit more genet- !It ° , P"„„,""",'" '" 1 "•' - ' )' 11 titssravriceiZ ere
. • us... titttretl Of /1; rs ••..
ally ate diversified tastes, habits and , saii- 1
cation of young men, without regard to L F
their reli:iloies character," will, however, rci
striko many, as it did us, as subversive of iv'
the main and distinctive object of the assn
dation. The words might convey the im-
3
preseion that a man might go in and carry ,
with him any j)ernicious sentiment, or vici..'
ous practice which lie may have a cquired by ,
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habit or education; but the writer utterly
disclaims any such thought; but that Le
yori
only insists that a man ought not to be do
e s
barred bete it beCause he may have in- asry
dulged in had habits, or may rot yet be a
member of any Christian Church. With me
this remark we submit his seggestions, 1 chi
term
only adding that such associations ought nror..
dill
to IV so managed as to afford practical evi- chin
ely
duce and illustration of what Solomon toJT,
eayn.
says of Wisdom—which is his term for that poya,
which astinguishes the true Christian VEIL
from other men—" Her ways are ways of TO FAIL
leaßantnent, and all Ler paths.are peace."
THE FORTIETH CONGRESS.
" By a vote of I.T; to 80, the Rouse of Rep
resentatives passed a bill calling the For
tieth Congress together on the 4th of
March. Its passage in the Senate by a vote
of more than two-thirds is certain.: There
is a creditable feature in this bill, which is
this, that the members of the present Con
gress who were re-elected to the next, will
not be entitled to mileage by the immedi
ate transfer from the Thirty-ninth to the
Fortieth. •
Rad such a law as this been on the stat
ute book on the Id of March, 180, the
course of jameEW Jon:: SON and his
"policy" could hare been arrested before
he did so much mischief by usurping the
legislative power of the government.
=2
Charlotte Thompson is playing in Sava
The occupation of croakers In the south
will soon he gone.
—George Alfred Townsend has returned
front Europe.
—Utahconceals more entne than any other
territory In the Union.
—The school system of Arkansas has become
virtually extinct.
—The guests of the Richmond hotels are
treated to bear meat.
—There is a mania for railroads among the
people Of tleorgut Just now.
—llrs. John .11ori Wray has given $1,500 in aid
of a new raid upon Canada.
—Forty divorces were granted by a Now
liampsiiire court in two days.
—A Richmond paper -speaks of the present
Congress as "Tim Wreckers."
, hc;. l 6 .: . ;r t e l 'a ui r e a r t a ft e rro d.. z e iNygd oi sr „ lth gold, and
—The nowly discovered gold fields lu Cana
dr, are pronounced very rich.
—The officers - 45f Internal Revenue are seiz
ing alLstilleriee by the wholesale.
—A young man in Yvnlot, France, has now
been iiiceping for about tour weeks.
—s injured widow has recovered $750 in a
N. Y. Court from a faithless suittr.
—Tne ”petroleurn belt" in California Is 700
Del long nod forty or day miles wide.
—Anna Dickinson is convalescent, but will
01 be able toleeture for several weeks.
.13enat.Or Gill hrie'S health Is Improving, and.
tie expects iob;ltri ivaJiliaingtonortNew lc
—A New Yore lady who lost a limb while en
deavoring to get Into a street ear, bUcs for
—Whipping school girl° on the calves of
their legs 15 u new• feature of the Aurora, 111.,
schools.
—Frank Brownell, Ellsworth's avenger, la
now on Only at St. Louis us Assistant CoratilL4-
aary of Musters.
—IL Norwich, Conn, clergyman offers to
forfeit,o6u a quart. of pure spirits can - be
found in that city.
—Donatibi great cornet, will be visible to mor
tal eye* again in the year 38.13. Cut this para
graph out for reference.
—A bill Is before the Alabama Legislatuin to
dividethe school fund pro rats between the
white and black schools.
—The oiheiai exhibit of the correspondence
of liltlwaukeesshows that the people of that.
city are becoming more literary.
—lt seems French law requires .savings
hanks to publish the munes of owners of de
posits nor:lamed for thirty years.
—The lfoesU Table pronounces Swinburn
the strotigent, truest and moot original poet
we have had In the present generation.
—There arr-cellar residences in New York
which, at high tale, are half lull of water. The
children are sounitines imprisoned by the
flood.
-]lied Charlotte P. Hawes, well known In
the world of literature,. Bled In Worcester,
Itase.,on Thursday mornlng, a victim to con
eumption.
—"The work of a thousand men for four
years." la the Inscription placed prominently
on the new bridge over the Susquehanna at
Uavre do Grace. . •
—The Gazelle de France is the oldest newspa•
per extant. It is 110 W in its two hundred and
thirty-sixth year, and was already mature be
fore the revolution of 1688.
—A colored individual, up before ono of the
Boston coons recently, was asked by, the
Judge what his business west Re replied, "1
nave been a. servant, but have come down to e.
laborer.
—Wiggins, the Chicago Gift Enterprise
swindler, is wanderlnk in Arkansas. He was
confronted in Memphis the other day by a '
pugnacious creditor, who forced him to shell
out thirty dollars.
—A bloody duel with bowie knives was
fought by the light of a lantern in a baggage
car on tee Nashville It-Hroari, and the two
content-ate cut and sleatictrat each otner un
ill both were fatally wounded. • '
—The last report that Edwin Forrest had
quit too stage forever, is as tree as a hundred
previous statements to that effect. He will
play an engagement during tile holidays at
the French Theater, Ness York.
—Cpon the recommendation of General Sher
man, the Secretary of War has changed the
name of Fort Ellsworth, Kansas, to Fort Har
ker, la 110110 r of General Harker, who was kill
ed at the battle of Kenusaw Mountain.,
—The United States Consul at La Rochelle,
France, reports that the vintage this year in
of an interior quality. The absence of sun
chine at the harvest time and the prevalence
of rain haveproduded diaastrone results.
—Among the cities added to the long list of
those containing defaulting office-holders is
Albany.. it is announced that-tie Receiver of
Taxes of. that city, who handle, 61,000,000 year
ly, and gives but $lO,OOO bonds, has abstracted
—At Bourg ..S.r^entel, near lit Etienne, lives
one Lucien Truett, who is said to hays discov
ered the method of making silk direct from
the mulberry tree without the intervention of
the silkworm. No hint Is given of the process
by which this Is effected.
—lt Is proposed to establish a club In 'Lon.
don for the social Intercourse of member of the
medical profession, British and foreign; to
promote and maintain a mutual interest and
fellowship between them; and to cultivate
friendly relations with men of arts, sciences
and letters.
—ln France three hundred and Ility political
papers are pubitched, of which sixty-three are
printed in Faris, and two h undred and sixty.
seven in the departments. Seven hundred and
three non-political papers are daily printed in
the metropolis, and sit hundred and four In
the departments, besidesthe political organs
above enUalelllted..
•
—ln France the time and material expended
in packing wine bottles are of immense value.
A great saving on this has been effected by
the use of India rubber rings .which, placed
round the bottles, prevent all far, and by keep
ing them apart renders breakage impossible.
le hen the bottle. are unpacked : the rings are
put aside for future use. '
—A cheerful clergyman. In Mad lean, Wiscon
sin. Rev. Mr Matson, a Scotchman, lately
electrified his congregation by getting grossly
Inebriated, and In reply to a gentle remon
strance of one of his deseeee he indicated two
roads, leading in totally different directions
—one that the church might gala 11— the other '
that he was going to Scotland. •
—The D a vy . Clarion, published at Jackson '
Mississippi, is printed on paper imported from
Belgium ex pressly for that establishment.
They ordered about two hundred reams . an
eipertment, and paid for it at the rate of
thirteen and a halt cents per pound in gale.
The ruling price In Jackson for honie mans
facture is .twenty-one dente per pound, in cur
rency.
—On every'cle. Sabbath three aged men at
tend worship in the Pacific street Methodist
Episcopal Cnureh, at Brooklyn, X. oiley.
Henry Boehm, years chi, member f tho
Church for 64 }lmre; Daniel Ayres, 77 •years
old, a member of the chiffon for 61 years: and
.0. T. Wendell, 97years old, and a member of
the church for 77 years. All of them retain
surprising activity ojbodyand mind.
—A Debby young man In Cleveland, asked
employment of an individual, who inquired
whether ho could ride,
and he said he wanted a
person for a business that made it necessary
to do a good deal of traveling. The applicant
at ri ref eagerly seized at the opportunity, but
le. susted to Snd that he bu-ine.s con
sisteddi in g
riding a. blind and infirm old horse.
in a circular track, for the laudable purpose of
grinding tad-bark. lie declined the propos!.
tion.
—Mr. B. T. Montgomery, who is decribed as
one of the most intelligent freedmen of an el
der brother of the rebel President, bas obtain
ed from his late master a lease of his two
large plantations in Mississippi for a term of
years, and he proposes to organize a colored
comm for their cultivation. The govern
ment of the association is to tie .4/minded d u o
Coell seleeted by the community. whose -
ty itshall be 10 adopt such rules and regain.
Mons as experience shall show to bo necessary
fonts welfare."
CONSEMpTION CAN BE CUBED,
nd la beteg cured evert day by pereot a who use
the ner. A. W ILEOS'S GIL EAT REMEDY 1011
CONBIIIII.IION. Thg•ne who have bled It are roll•
tug einstan , l , to testify to Its groat b erlt, and the
vroctl•rtal , mres It4as performed ..11.3 thrir case
was cons , dered hopelcal
Sold only In Pitthboriak at .19SErtt koEMINCPS
Drug mud rstoot Mr.11c1,4. Drio!, No F.t Mnrket.
IEI2
tieni by mall anywhere on receipt of
OW and procure a parr p`rlet, olvlug 41111 bli.tory
this extraardta.ry me thetas.
What Moyne's Oint meet Will Do
—lt . will cure Itch In (roma^ to 46 eoure.
I.—lt wlll cute the most obstinate cases of Teeter.
3—lt 4DI fore Chrocle LI-snipe] as °flue ace.
4—lt will care Salt lt.cuu . bcald Head.
It—lt „11l cure Itching a'l I , suptl ns.
f.—`t w 111 rosltively cure all Skin I/Incases.
SWASSu • S OINT.ENT and Scratch Do more.
••ITCH•• Dr. Swayne's Otntment, ••11,TTEit"
"ITCII•• Dr. Sigeryne's Ointment, "TETTEIt"
•'ITCII•• "ETEIt"
••ITCII" NEVER KNOW rt • .TETTEIt".
•'ITCH" ••TETTEu••
;•ITCH" TO FAIL "TETTEIt••
"ITCH" . "I•ETTEIt"
Prepared outs by Dr. SWAYNE t SON, l•hlla
dclisbla bold by !,PCLARKAN & M , KKNNAN,
N 5 ]fatter street, OEO. A. KELLY, 37 Wood Bt.,
JOS. VI.EHINU. Set Hark. et.. A. TORICENCA.
cor. 4th and Alarket Directs, Pittsburgh. KANE et
DEULTT, . au=l24:77S
AN AUTUMN SEGIIJEBI
Now. as heavy fogs arise and searching winds com
mence to blow: now.as the human body,
like Inanimate nature by the heats of summer, be
g.tstteor lalkt
thefrog tract; NOW is
Ifor
a preparatory tour-• of the Lett acclimating medi
cine in existence,
•
11OSTETTEB'S STOht&Cll.
• • - -
Fever `and Ague le rampant In all parts of the
country. Quinine, tie physicians adiolt, will-not
quell tile entire the Micas., which at present per
vades thelN:sit. It to well that It Is 50 5 I .. tr
the remedy Iso-called) le deadlier than the malady.
Slut If tolisind Is Inefaelent In Intetnialttent term g,
safe t o
HITTEILb Irrealetnle. Ix would
he safe to make consract, under heavy peosltles,
that any given 4 •Feyer-and-Ague Illstrlet:• should
he exempted frii
wouin the disorder for any particular
time. provided Inhabitant. ld take the
u urr).ll6 ace riling to dlrectiOne, during the term
of the contract: :three bas never been an Instance
It medicine which this sterling Invignrant and
soil-febrile medicine has failed
word s ont hgam
t
piaint,aWtudixce p y )sks.have abandoned
all the olllclnalsped:lse and now preeertue this
harsh ss aerie-able tonic, and nothing else.. as
Dreren.lre and cure for all the forms of chills and
fever. V gor tilt thing most needful In these
cases as well as lu spepsta and nersinis elections,
.o 0 uosTirrr EN'S BIT l'Eltb are the safest. r
est, and most telmlesonte strengtbening preparas
n that human still has yet concocted.
ADVERTISEMENTS
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64 /6:/th Street, Is an au thorised Agent to reemve
Advertisements for theIIABETTE, and al! other
papers throughout the United &ates and the
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3 . 1(0113111G MEN'S
ASMJCIATION. — In areordanse wile a ree•
oluthin or the Aseoelatlon, at R. last meting,
roll-honk 1e now open at the store of
01.0.'1001r S Co.. on Flab .trect. 011 who hiss
been present at arty of them crimp. of th e
000. awl both other morel prong mad dr Pitt,
burgh: Allegheny.or surrounding boroughs tie
tire to become m-mhers. are Invited t 6 do no by lb
pr,ment of TWO 1011.1.0110 (the an ouol +eel t
Olivet' McClintock, and .laulag the Constitution
at any tune before die toot. rollmol
FORTY THOUSAND IN USE OF
ILRINCE'S AUTOMATIC CHUAN/4 A on ME
LOD.EONS. Every instrument warranted for FIVE
YEARS.
•n illustrated Catslogue, with full gescription of
styles, wilt tot sent free to any Address.
cnAnLorte •
tfo.A3 Fifth street, second door shove Wood,
deli Wholesale and beton Agents.
TO CONTRACTORS.—SeaIed Pro
posale will be received of tb is once until HAT
oyitto.ay, 1310, { o'clock P. at., for MAK-
I A W . /JAKE" front Hoottrich arroet to Gray's
alley. One r ultra to be compl-ted by April lot,
1,1. and - the balance to be completed by October
tat, 1467. locormationvelattun to the 1.001 f 3,1 be
obtained from JOHN lint/HAW. Chairman at Com
mittee. or. It. It. FitiroC IS.
del3:pla coy Co stroller._
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Before purchasing elsewhere, ca
and examine my Stock, as I can
OFFER DEALERS SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
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noision
W&.
lAM MILLER,
MU CCE.,5012 TO
MILLER. & RICKLTSON
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND I M PORTERS OF
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WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
I ACIENTS for the celebrated
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Made by ADAMillt. one of the best Watch _Man
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RESTAURANT,
104 CORM TIM AND SIIIIIMLD STS. 104
Ladies' Dining Booms 2d Story.
FRIOAUCIAN OYSTERS AVU OAR E tot all kinds
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BELTING ! BEI,TING !
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PAciiiNG
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NOS. 26-AND 28 ST. GLAIR STREET.
110DTP18 AND BOARD
FOCI TOM ON AND A GENTLEMAN AND Rita
C. be accommodated 'With licame and Board, by
11..valting at L. B. LLIU.Lei'S,
No. 178 Eaderal•t., A.l,legbopy.
OM
BBLS. BR • DI N lELLOI
LAJ senellred and 10 aala by
ntel,l WbOlOttratgliZtaMe
JAMES T. BUOY & CO.,
(Socctssors to B. Jones 6 C 0.,)
Corner Fourth and Wood Eits..
BANKERS & BROKERS,
• DIALISS IN ILL ISMS 0
Government Securities,
Foreign Exchange,
Gold, Silver and Coupons.
COLLECTIONS nude on 'all scot seible Polite 10
the United dtates and Cusdes.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
LADLES' RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
HIE S MANAGERS OF TH E LA-
ItEl ,IP.N A,P4UCt 4TION. ofse CitY
Pfttemrph, will ',frame meet at th e house of Mr..
11A USIA It IDES"''. No 11. Perm 3trent,
DA V. the 14111 toot. at 3 Y. M.
tcl3lol Mits. E . F. DENNY, Vresident,_
NEW TWO-STORY
BRICK 1) R ELLING FOR RENT,
lEEE
Containing 'lv rooms, on Esplanade alreet, A
•heor Cub neer N ord. Common. Rent 6100 Vor
Sean Irameolate poseessien gireti. The Carpets,
OU Cloth and lttindr, which era an new and of toe
best uaallt•, only Veen. used toe ree months,
must or sold to the party taking'
't he furnttate. constsiong of o elegant Carved
Walnut racier unit, covered with WV. Reps;
r cave fluter Talon. Waittuv.Hat Back. 'flat
large gins,: one elegant Nose...KAI Clamber Net,
e of Walnut., Oas. Vining litiont Eurnil"rot Coo"
glu Utensil, en , are alto for rode. ti On'd Dre ier
selling out to a party desirons of going to bones
teentne. Terms cash. AilertsB
liel3:llia BOX ;00, Pittaborgh,
I.cCLECTOCI3.II. •
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BOOT AND SBOE EIIPOBIB.III,
No. 9;2 Federal Street,
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i34zrzetlisms Karr 811.
den
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A E.LEGIIENY COUNTY, ss.—ln
the Court or Common Pleas, No. iso, June
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WIEGINO LOSENKINI Is, MARGIE I LOSENKRAIT
Libel In Dlvoreu. And now, Der. nth, leed. the
Court nppolnt .101 1 N M. KENNEDY. tul., n•
Conanleen:Tiler to take teatircony on the part of
libellant. illol6 VIZ Itsconte
JACOtt U. WALTER, rroCy.
To Margaret Itroenkrana. the above named re
spondent I'oll are hereby nott led that toe under
sinned 1011 at 'Sun to the lutes, under he above
appointment. at the o t co of 'l'. It. Il.trltrttO .t
Co No. ND Yllth 'street. City of Pittsburgh, on
TN UItSIJAY, the 3.1 day of January. totr, rt 2
o'clock In the afternoon of that nay, whorl .10
where you ran attend itoo think proper.
detltiattreF JOIN M. KENN el/ T. Com'r.l
WHITE, OUR & CO..
No. 2 i 3E`lftis. /Street.
kill, lust opens 1 a DOW stock of
Prints; I 1 iliu., Flannels,
X.R.A.S7 - Ec.MTO3, e 60.,
Wlll,lt tiler offer At very low Parer
A LLEGUENY COCIVTY, ss.—ln
the Court of Common Flom, No. P;;:, March
Term, MS.
ANN LEONARD, by her neat Mond, vs. J. A.
LEONA. nib
And n 0,., Dreeruter Nth, 146 d, the Court appoint
dooN M, REA,. F.DY, ht., Commissioner to
tut, testimony of.ttue“es on part or 'Moamar..
Yrteat Ttls Itaconn
J A:C011 11. WA.a.TEIt, ProVy.
To J. A. Lt °turd, the snore named re222ondent•
You will take notice that the under lirned will at
ter.. to his dultee, uncer the shore hypo ntment.
on TM EdIJAI tue Slit day of JunuarY. MC. at
onto k r. 22. at the oelce ot T. 25. HAILILT'ON &
CO No. Ott Fifth et,c t, elty of l'ltthburgh, when
and where you eau attend It you think wetter.
deNttpwF .I,HA M. r&Nnei , Com•r.
BANK, •
No. 43 Ohio Street, Allegheny, Pa.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABL
This Bank leaving been lately 'organized. Is now
open for the transaction of his•inevo, ac their new
lianbing Utilise, north ride of Ohio Street, near
runt to ne snare.
Deposits received in par and onerous funds.
Inteit.i•t :u nwed detio.itto.
enilertio P thailen all principal points in .the
tilted Statealand Ca o nada,.
Dlacount Daya—LTRiCY TUESDAY wild FRI
DAY.
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0,0 . 0. I Jon A. 5t,..1.!,
rn
toon (Huai. Jame.. V. 'jell,
I' •1.1 11 , 10.rron, Ucorge Balm.
l'n4 i.
JAMES 11. RIDDLE. cnneier
KANE'S PATENT
PETROLEUM SOAP.
SOMETHING NEW, CHEAP & BEAUTIFU
AN SWIMS TOILET ANDMISIIING SOAP CORI
K 4 E'3 PETROLEVX 80.1 P
After numerous ratlsfulory tests In hundreds of
sanallles. eoundenUi otfered to the public , en its
establlehed merits, as the last Toilet neap In the
market; as a HI on-rate Waghlog Sap and Ftraelee of
all Cloth of tin s. It is also and
being excellent remedy for all (Muumuu.. Dire....
From Itapeculiar chemical combinations, It Is et,
tireiy free from duplearriol, odors, nod foreign sub
stances.
Fur 1111 t It list principal Druggists and Unser
In Pittsburgh and Alleglituly. 5ie21,48
PAPER MANUFACTURING C
Printing and Wrapping Papers
CLINTON MILL, STEUBENVILLE, 01110,
10111.111 TON MILL, NEW 1311101110 N, I'A.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
No. 82 Third Street, Pittsburgh, Pa'.
OPFICEMS—A CO PST II ARTJE, President.
JNO. B. LIVsNIiSTON, Treasurer.
• SAMUEL Ut9/1..E. retstry.
DinELTOns—August Hartle. dolst Atwell. S. H.
Hartman. John 11. LiV11.10tOrl• John. M. Perkins.
C. It. Merrick.
Cash nth' for Prtper Stock.
slot.r.tott
c. A. Y. mmus
11OPPER Si CO.,
(Successors to R. 14 Bulger,)
N . O. 45 Smithfield. St
Manufacturers and Dealers In all kinds of
3F9IMELIVI ° I"II:7IFLE
Parlor, Chamber,
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and Dining Room Seta
OFFICE AND SCHOOL FURNITURE,
Together with a full aeoorttneat of
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture
ConatidUT . hand and for nle Al the
Lowest 00.arki. Px-locr
EASTMAN'S PATENT
Portable Folding
FAMILYBEDSTEADS
Thelest Bedsteads fut Fad) Use in thelforld.
We manufacture variant alms and styles of both
DOLII3I.E.ANDiaINULIC BEIMTEALM.}Ittif which
jYe so arranged as to admit of their ltelog easily
oltird nitituot rrrooring o bon or scre to. Craven dls•
error.. lnc the bettillug. Wean folded they arc per
fectly poettsUle, and can easily he carried from room
to room or from !muse to house.
To be seed at 13AIITti 6. MOTTZ'S, 86 Smith-
Del. street.
H. P. OWEDisi. Agent.
J UST RECEIVED AT
• CIoEtI=VJES
a - 3EV17.131.,11: 4 1r
37 Ohio Street, Allegheny,
Fisted Spoons and Forks,
Of (be best manufacture. I have a'm•nn band a
well selected etdck o 4 WATCtiES, CLUChti and
EWELItY. whlßls lam Wittig lot, (sr cash. Glee
me snail. dee: 1:7171.
CANDY TOYS: CANDY' TOTS:
3,000 BOXES CANDY TOYS`
MMIIIM
OD band bad (or axle at EASTERN PIM IS, by
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SIXTH WARD TAX PAYERS.
NoTICF IS HEREBY GIVEN that
moltldd
te put utt tut Bau m 11.5 hirtuys -7 11.113VUC:e 1111w oot
be Wren.
()Mc., FPn A . BUTLIFt., Collecitor.
pile titrect
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lIOLIDIY _ MUMMER -.
Rill' S OIPNY,
BO OHSELLERS,
55 Wood Sheet,
HOLIDAY BOOKS
FTINT33I ZITIJITIONIS I Cl3:4*
The Standard Authors.
ELEGANT PRESENTATION BOOKS,
BOOKS YOB TIIE YOUNG,
FAMILY BIBLES,
PRAYER BOOKS,
WRITING DESKS
And &Great Vatlely of utter articles In Our
de11.01%1-ls
MSNUFACTUUZUS O}
A One assortment of
W. P. ntsnEn *CO..
Candy and Tov Manufacturera,
Corner Sloth and Liberty stre«to
HAVE OPENED 'GNI SPLONDID SUM OF
==i
Richly Bound and Illustr,ted
In Great Variety.
POCKET BIBLES
Amtrican and English Rditions,
HYMN BOOKS, &c
They aloe, utter an Elegant A ,-ortment of
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
'Four i st*,'
Ja.Ml7=l
rirCill 0
MPORTANT TO BRICK MAKER
3c).cac,c)
ur TEN
With - Flight Men:
SWORD'S STEAM POWER
BRICK MACHINE,
EZ=
The Pittsburgh Brick Machine
• AN D
BRICK lIANUFACTUBING CO.,
fur the Wien, Eddie aui Soatb•hsten States.
T HE MACHINE IS SELF-TEM
PERM:. ea-W.111) 11.000, (right to use being
proportioned to the ex tea an I pupil Won of territo
ry.) Is rut. by au C loch calm", engine. works al
• Isinds of clay, makes SUPlettle ISHICK. pressed la
s'esel moulds, require, only right men to dlt ths
rlsy, fad the grittier. t•ke away the edict and
bake them In thy yard, and stakes brick a fat a
Tea vc ei to run the cosine. in our own yarn, our
rate of malrg is from 40 tooo a minute. We
Halm this to be the brat PAYING barbine In use.
A roachtne may he area In nos-ratan in ansr yard)
at Glenwood tour miles abuse the city. on the
north side of the blanontahela aver; reached by
the Connellsyllle Osilroad.
Machine. Yard, sosunty and:State Risihtifor Cale.
For lullluodonattuu, •pply for circulars, in per
son or los mall. at he odic,
We are prepared to On large ton baits of brick.
tiamplee of she bark to be seen as No. 70 Fifth
street, and the ()Mee,
230 LIBERTY ST., PITIRDERGIL PA
11. M. •. ACKLEY. Vie.
PresMem; W. M. MceirACliti.N. Trvariirerr S. A
tin tireAtill. Verretary.
DIM TO ti-h. M. tiler. A. ArkirTi
Itrictcl. John Aiken. W C4l p. derip3
WETRERILL & SLOAN!S
PBTF~NT.
LIGHT EQUAL TO GAS
P.4ITMINT
Gas Condensing Burners,
z_bto De rued on any Lamp, and /Awnse entirely
Hunters Mon Drys. similar produced be Oboe
apreada out to that of (taa. The
conitruct It such Out the smoke is eonlined In a
• Condenrlng Chamber, and is wholly converted
Into [utte. Ihr burner f oes not depend directly
upon thr wick tor Ito light, hut burn. lite smoke
numb produced theurrom, and
Barns Less 011 Than Chimney Lamps,
And produces a i mo m rodl i r . l.l: i ls e ng- r lati than any other
STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
Haring purchased the right of disposing of the
above Burners In Allegheny County, pante. wish.
log to examine or purchase, ean be accommodated
by calling at myoffice ' 134 WATEII
abor, timlllideld, ttaburgh.
JAMES 'BLACKMORE
,WCANVIdiStItS. WANTED. -
• CATJ). _
TN CONSIDERATION OF NUMER
.OUS eXTI.VSIONti thatwkly 41i:earring
...
from lb. o f I OlL,the latidorsiastsii
have cool:Wiled to sell their Olt, AT ItisTAIL at
their AV A11C1101.1.4E,
No. 88 Daes.riccot , lffirroelt. •
Olt le guaranteed to PTAK!) A FIRE TERT
OF HO I/ Et. tOLF.d and upwards. and Is Itopected
for export by competent Inspector:.
Timm who w el l t o
and REM AISLE AR
TICLE 11l Flo to pun**. the SOHO OIL.
BUFFUM. ILEIIENV A; CO.,
RO. 33 MARKET bTREET.
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Machlulata and all others can be furnished Lard,
Open and Fetroletort Lubricators et retail.
LADIES , ruts,
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XISSEW FURS,
GENT'S FURS
TILE LA IVIEST AND BEST AsSGRTMENT IN
THE CITY. nELLINIi AT VER t
- LOW , PRICES, AT TIIE.
HAT, CAP AND FUR STORE
111% aCo iqt. -4±l DO
131 WOOD STREET.
ALLEN'S REFINED
CIDER.
A. Superior Article
FQR 14.t1.1E BY
GRAFF Br, REITER, Sole A&
215 Liberty St,, Pittsburgh
MEW
DUGS! DRUGS!! DRUGS!!;
JAMES T. SAMPLE
HO
OttiNhON ß TS., ALL. 1111124
Will keep on band a toll assortment of all lands of
r,ittriorts,
And 'which will be sold cheaper than alt 7 other
Loose to the two cities.
recrilAdeoa cerefolly prepared try a drat cLuki
d it t ilttis of l'EliPliklEftY and FANCY
. 150/11.11
att. hmke. oaf
$30,000 PARTNERSHIP.
A THORrIUON BUSINESS MAN,
owls:mm.lx assasodlua the stow. 46;014..41ms
r ea engsge as tattoo bus tieefi purtgar t la We t Map.
aalss
- Sore ' t r gtoges bearluPte wt „ e;it
nottce4. Address tto isouss7 I. 16C).
Ac10:1,11 3113, 1[76V1/hoe,
SKATES!
SKATES!
SKATES!
2,300 PAIRS OF SKATES
r2”) . 1.E. • • SrtIONU. 1t."...
,'h, /D.A.
I'LECTION NOTICE.—An 'Elec-
Anon fur etven Director, of thin Bank, to ,erre
for the tnnti:na fete, a 111 be held athe Itnnk on
.Innento rth, • Le;', tete, n the hours
BUM:JACTURERS ° PRICES
•
II n. v.
n . pet, •
I ofett
_ GoanoN, Canitiee•
Just rcce:•ed direct from the Mouut••tnn ro, •od
DEM
4SLT
HENRY MINER'S
MAMMOTH BOOK STORE,
Nest Door to the Post Office,
Call and t z amine the Rtock and prices Dc rore pur
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GO TO
y3.c)3B3mytrrsi , ,
No. 16 Fifth Street,
FOR HOMY GIFTS.
They have N'st received a large and well selected
tock of
FINE er CI 013 S,
CONSISTING OF
DIAMONDS.
AMERICAN, ENOI.4H AND SWISS
WATCHES,
SOLID SILVER WARE. -
FABIAN GOODS.
- FORKS AND SPOONS.
• T;LIILE CUTLERY
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CLOCKS,.
‘7421.-‘ 1 339,* s*Tc,.
And a i very large to of
FINE SILVER-PLATED WARE
From the heat Manufacturers and the
YERY LATEST STYLES.
Do not forget the Old Stand
NO. 16 FIFTH STREET.
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BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS
FOR IllE
ii:MI 32 0 M .7"' fa,
JUST OPENEU AT
II II I_ Gl" 13 "V S ,
1%0. 2.:: Wood Street
A titiTlßr'„oinl'A R TA i t l iniY.... O
.5,
raft destine and at)le..• A doe lot or .
PARIAN STATUETTES,
LAVA WARE. DECORATED TEA. TOILET,
RRIAEF'AhT AND DINNER tiErs,
All or Which Is offered on the most reuotiable nits.
H. HIGBY.
dell:p37
HILLERMAN'S
liff IIND FM EMPORIUM,
- I.luT.,lc!Eßtart).ll,..fi.Fsileililo3l6),
which L. Offered at,
vim:lr x.c0vvx1.43,...r.mu5.
Our special lT now 1.
MIE4CLILOW.Darsci. CA-vat's
iEg imm
SLEIGH & CARRIAGE ROBES,
Although prepared with • Pall line or
HATS AND GAPS,
WHOLLOALE ANL) RETAIL.'
- 1-11.1-41...]ERAIE.A.Thrs
No. 75 Wood Street.
nomo.
- pITTSBIIRGII - BREWERY.
CARSON, DARUNGTOi & co.,
BREWERS, MUSTERS a HOP DEALERS,
•
8ue.e..... to
JOSHUA 11110 DES .t CO., Pittsburgh.
WII. W. ANDERSON, Apes - I:way,
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The attention of the customers of the two Arms
le partieninity Invited to ..ttr
ALES AND PORTER.
Which. through the careful 'selection of Malt from
our extentive malting heilitles and Hops from the
yards tact and West, we eau guarantee to be pure
and itatlefaeiory to the stade
Our it OIL ALK has been highly recommended
by ,atift AiltaBolltsuscett . etomers will please be
particular a leave their ord ra at his °Mee adjoin •
tag his old Brewery, or at our ogles.
Corner of Doinesne.Way and Barker's 'Hey,
nonin:o
JAMAS 1311ITII. a. A. TOMO].
THOMAS 1300111 TIIOII.AB BROWN.
AIaIIGHENY BREWERY.
Having purchased the old established Brewery
known as the A lALEGIIEIs filtitWEßY, ormerl
owned by (lamp Hee him, we would In f form the y
public that we Intend coullnulog the manufacture Of
SPRING. WATER ALES,
Move from Pure Spring Water. and from our facili
ties and lonk experience In the' usiness. e feel
iodised.' that we will be enabled to glee entire eat.
Wootton to those who may favor us with their pat.
0.14 e.
ThIZETre 410 C I CI O .,
465 'Rebecca Street,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
My-ill orders left at BROWN 'A GRAHAM'S.
1103 ber
to. ty street. Pittsburgh, will be promoc 6;l6 ptly
L ib ned 1
.111110, X taint:lLL/ILL ...... . ...C. U. 31011141.16 X.
pox CITY SPICE . MILL.
STRICKLER& MORLEDCE.
FIRTH STREET EXTENSION.
Near re.lllll. Avenue
Having recently purchased the above Mill, we
respectfully Inform the public that we will continue
the monufacture of PUKE ePleKnand 11(111TAED,
Ica, which we will be able to furnish to he HOLZ
tIALE and RETALL DE ..LERa at the 'LOWEST
MARKET PUKE. Also COFFEE aud 0110tIND
NUTO ROAtTED to order on short notice. EYE
FLOUR - and FRESH GROUL.I.) p 0.1.07 MEAL con
stantly ~ 0 band.
Aiming - to deal fair we solicit the patronage of
the public.
It J. BASTER. formerly of the Congress Spice
Mills, will be found on hand at the mill at all times
to attend to the wants of customers...
STRICKLUR 31ORLEISGE.
GRAI:Fc .
98 Liberty Street,
DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PRODUCE,
Freehand Choice Art.:lee,
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Our afm 11 to keep a .
First-Class Family Grocery,
And rnake'lt a SATISFACTION to ALL ' , he may favor
as arab then . patronage. In QUALITY,
PUICE and USA LI ntl.
IhIRCUS . C GRaIEF,
00 Llborty.atreet, corner of T
y rry.
sela .IEXIMTS
DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
X.IiITEII3. VITA X 1.33,
• •N D
French Clocks, &c.
gl!e to the rtIiPAIRINU Ur
.r(o. 22 Finis Street.
seihDerrt
(4.OLD AND TINTED PAPER
UANOINII9 for intle
WP, 51AB5FIALL,
dee 111 Wood 6trtet, _
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NOTICES •
6r „,„.,„ ~..2 . 0 4 ..,.. 8.,.... w
t ; rivrEv,
riri-5u0.....1),,,,, , b.r1:. , 1=.4. i : n
. A N ELECTION FOR NINE DI- •I'V/17 0 , 1;1•Clo Or 8008 ,
-e-s- ItECIGRS. to st , rre for the ensuluz I't , r. .11
b.. held rt the ISANKI;tri 1301.1nr: on TCY.. , ty, . .., . t•dt-f •••• w t'tt • '-'''' °"''''''''''''
JrnnureSth, 15'7 Don't:en the hours 0(11 A. Si. ni of 'kg,. 0004 reterenCeS airett•
2 e. st•
dettt i ... G. A. ENISI.T. Cssbler. , • At!rr.,
Ins er.c., , lt N A TV ,- .1. It OM Or t .
ALlA...gin-NI, Irocember ssb, 1. ~. s
T HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
Director. ,•f tills Batas 1.1 . 1 be hell of
TCP_IDAY, JANUAILY Sat, 1
net overt the hours of il .0. M . i‘iiiii: i'•" the
nankin , /1100,.. J. ...s. Lt XVII); ON.
‘l, ts:bt's Cashier , 1
t N STI(Nnt. lIAN% OV
Dtc. .1,, 1166.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
thIS Haut, tlt t.te place at
the BAN KIP:11 111./UnE, on TUiISDAY, January
Mb 1 , 7, between the boors of 11 4. n. and 1 r. Y.
dcll:lict JOHN P. KRAVER,
AchltollusT Na,lo: , .l.l.llapir.
ltrrrnuuolt, l'eremba r till, 13 U.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF Dl
live-ions of title Bank 1 , 111 tale' place at the
Ilauking Ilouaa. hu TUESI)AY, January Ith,
herwee6 the hOUralor/1 A. M. .13.1.7. r. u.
ta,:prri 'tIA('K F.Y. enabler.
Ist", tt NatinN 11,343 or PITTNI3I:I,
rill-burn., Dec. 8. 333333. S
VIE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
1111tE1'TUten UY 1111 S 'SANK, win be bald
itrEnDAY, J.3nunry 5 b, between the
booth or I awl 3 r. It., at the honking
411,13:lorZi3er
4
ITTION NATIONAL RANK, t
l'lrrewnou. December sth. ' W&
AN ELECTION FOR , NINE DI
RECTORS, to serve for ttie ensulOg leas, will
be held at the ISANKIND HOUSE, on TUESDAY,
Jenuart Otb, lEn7, between the hours nit A,Y. and
10. 11.
de10:01
S. SMITII. Cashier.
hihnCllAN , AND MA ura,truiws VTI7IIANX,
VtrtiDonod, Pao. a h,1651.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
DlRiteTollB atilt!! Bank will take igrec at the
11ANKINti 11..11nE, on TUEBDAY, January the
ath.lFo7, between tne hour. of 11A. it. and: P. v.
1100407 . JOHN OCO cr. Jo_. Cushier'
T 1111414 :44 ATTa4,AL. BAN It,
Ve , ..4034 S
I;.LECTION NOTICE.—Tbe
Election for TeINE DIRECTADIS for th•er
HA k..to ieree duroitg the «Asulrg Yesr? will be
held at the Houk, on TUESDAY, the Ptlt SAY or
JaphAry,Ps7, Id:tweets the hoe., el' 0111 A. le. arid
de10414,19
JOHN H. LIVINGSTON, Cael.ler.
klrcubbllCB' NATIONAL RANK.
riTTennunn. Dec. 7th. MS. f
THE ECTORS ANNUALECTION FOR
DIR OV T L
HIS E B %NE. wlll be held at
the BANKING HOUSE, on TUESDAY. JAI:MATT
bth, len7, between the boors of II A. M. and 1 o'clock
JNU.MARTIN,
deS:l39 Cashier.
ELTIAii(3II NATIONAL BANK Or VITIBIMOOLL
VITIOLO:UGLI. VA.. Dec. Y. /NA
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF Dl
xixais take place at the BANKING
HOUSE, on T UESDAY. January ath, 1887,between
the MUM Of ELIOT,: A. 51.. d TWO P. N.
• • • •
d 8:1,13:doT 11. 31. MU(MAY. Cashier
•
VIM: en ALLCOLICY:T.
cr'REIC , lOrrien. December Mb, IMO. 1
NOTICE de IS lIEREBY 'GIV NE TO
the holrs ofher cent. MUNI
( 'PAL BOND!" of the City of Allegheny, that the
Coupons on Bald Pond, coming lie January 151..
1.77 will be paid on 11,1 d day (les• the btate TOO) at
the Bank of rtttsburgb, lu the City of Pittsburgh,
Pa. 31aCFEttltON.
delnpan Tren.nrs, nr tn. lily of .llrgheny.
• .14.1.111:MY. / •
TnZASPRZIPS OFLICn, I/erre:ll , er 12th. 1E66.
A I.I.EGFIENY .4:IITY COMPIIO-
. ?dltiE BUNIPSW ANTED—Persons bolding Com
heal. Pa:. are
g f li far 100.
wilt he Invested In these Bonds at the lowest rates
°trete I. Prppodalfi will be received by the under
/11014A UntiMuendsy, the Ist o[Januar7 I.w6'.
D. .11.. k 'YXXItO.N.
12:p7J Treasurer of the City of AlleFbeny.
DIVIDEND. -The Directors of
tLe BIRMINGIIAM GAS COMPANY bare de-
dared a dividend of 1 , 01:111 rza .CENT; on the
Capital stock. pavabl, at the wilco of ROBINSON,
aIcCLEAN & CO.. .No. 75 Yourth street,
PltU
burgh, on and after the 14th instant.
D. ROBINSON, TreSilures:
iIIIRMINGLIAM. Ilec. 4th, )5%. tles
ENCEIBIOB TOBACCO WORM
R. & W. JENKINSON.
MANLVACTMLIIIS 07 ALL SINDS OT
['share°, Snuff and Cigars
" So. 6 PEDERAL:STREET.
1 - hind .:oor from Suspension
ALLE ORS NY. PL
Branch Store st Salem. Ohio. • m721;1.26
R. B. JEFFRIES,
.....turcr sad Who Dame and Beall •
Dealer In all kinds of
TOBACCO4SNUFF AND CICARS,
No. IS ST. CLAIR 8T117..ZT, PLTTOOVBOU, PA.
airA Brae assortment of MEERSCHAUM PINES
and OMOKINta TOBACCO, of the best quality. pert
on band. toyMblD
EORG E BLUMEN SCHEI N
DRALIrat IN TOHILION AND DONNATIC
SEGARS; CHEWING TOBACCO
Smoking Tobacco, Pipes,fac
No. 4 Eicro'comUla. Elltreoot,
(Nev corner of Liberty.)
-
m 31110114 I.IITSFIII ROH •
JOHN IVIEGRAW,
/Jana bcturer 01 .4 Wholesale and Botnp
Dealer In all kin& of
Tobacco, Snuff and. Cigars,
41143 73.-49.21 TX, MT LA 31E1
FRANKLIN COTTON WORKS,
E. HYDE'S SONS
Arc now prepared to manufacture
COTTON TARN, CARPET CHAIN.
COVERLET YARN, CANDLEWICE.
MULE, BATTLERS, '
COTTON WARPS. dc., Ac.
WEST CANAL STREET. between Robinson and
Leann. Allegheny City. Pa.
r. orders Or mail attended to. 009.069,
Gar...AT WESTEJL
PLANING. MILL,
Cortex et Mori Street and Ilnqueme Tay,
PITTSBURGII. PA.
Sash Doors, Blinds and Mouldings
MADE TO 011UF.1 Unfinished work is put In•
dry house and rinirped when taken out. ralltiil,
Flooring, Weather hoarding, Laths and t3hingies
constant.) on hand. diming, re-sawing and Scroll
r awing done with, dispatch. Boxes of all kinds
made to order. wallah • JUUN HEATH.
NOTlCE.—Whereas Letters Tes
tamentary upon the cstateof JAMES KELLY,
Jecea,,J, late of the County or Allegheny, Pa..
person . been granted to the subscribers.
to lndebted to said estate are requested lo
make Immediate payment, and those having delay
or demands •gairtsr th e 1191110 Will make known tut
same without delay, to .111AltY NE1.1.1,
Executrix. JAMB Kelly, deceased,
n~t• No. 49 Monserey steeet, Allegheny.
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W ILLIAMS 61. COWAN,
PLASTIC SLATE CEMENT ROOFERS.
They keep on hand a large supply nl Rooting Mn.
teriale, :Nate C'ement; Felt. 'towing Paints and
.Varntsties. 1 . 1 . 40:111l attention given to the Sltaz.nng
tousinete. Vence.. No. 251 mean street, and h a.
tlnnal Hnwl 1.1.1,11 n•. Vlttatvrtr.h, P.. ..t 7,1
J .• SCROONMAKER & 13051,
Pittsburgh'White Lead Works,
PURE WHITE LEAD,
EMUS °POUND IN OIL TON PAIS= 0
01.1. BASAILLS.
No. 01 Fiburth Street, Up Stairs. '
t011.a79
P/TTSBURGII
Anchor Cotton Allis, Pittsburgh,
lizuututurers of
A.N011011(A) 6HEZTINtiti,
AF OHIIH If IbSHItWTIAHX,
F. MUSSMANN,
Filth Street, bet 'seen Tunnel and
Chatham Streets, '
GUNSMITH AND DEALER IN HARDWARE
First cla , s goods of all descriptions always on
band and so ld at the lowest prices. R don
epairing
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ONEY LOAN OFFICE, NO. 151
h$11T1111£1,1) !STREET, corner of klizth,
Pittsburgh.
Stoney Loaned ou !Silver Plates, llueis,_Platols,
Diamonds, Jewelry, Gold and Oliver Watches.
Clothing, and valuable articles of every description,
The gouda cannot be delivered without • ticket.
Not accountable In case of Ott or robbery.
Goods of -every dEllttriPtigt2.lo4t7lVNl,! jgvellt
p•lneo. rims•voln
VIE CELEBRATED STE EL
TOOTH HAT BANES. ..Yratats Bird' so.
"Meadow , Lark" are manufactured otilT ;P e !
DUQUESNE WORM, year the rennet Usri, AU
ghe
epriut and Mat id.
Wb.lbar•
rolra Y arid ' T . ruete of every at:Vid. made of Me best
M."."" ".th"t r3"CIVq7I7IIThriVi.T.II AN.
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825,000 TO .0,1.
Person> dcet• tog to borrow wont,' on
' BOND 41. ND 310ItTUAliE,
For one, two or more yee.re, will do welt to cell on
- 1.16011 GE K. PETTY.
Katete Arent. No. 10 tit. flair street.
ESEZE
WEITIOVAL.--THE IUNDEBBIGN.
ED have removed the oelee of the HOPE 011:
WORKS nom .3selartot street. Pittsburgh, to, h e i r
Worts oti CsisotiN OTHELE. Drinta.stown, where
tau Weisner be found.
Polio:dace Address Sae. Pittstrirei.
ecgais DUNO..N A WILLIAIIL
iIiouLDER W(NTED.
WANTED, A GOOD MOULDER
TO x 1 lii: CAI: AriTINc;.S. Exiqulrc or
dte3.l , .
't GENTS.
1 WANTEII—TIIE
111-tortcal BEST
lIASC"I . -T. A Worn of Vslue
111 , 1 Nattered
hewn:lure. 'lbo 011iV Work on our
Nsvt. vet in the neld. aso nt. - hr ne trOmpetltlon.
le ITT, slts.,:l3T t/ (WIZ NAVAL
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atAbttEhS, hr Bon J T lIF. IDI.EY. the
ru ed Author and Historian. In ono
some
' me. Illustrated. Send at once for tern,
and torrltorm Ad.lre-s A. L. TALCOTT.
del 54,0 5. Markel street. l'lttsburelt.
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WANTED EY Ist JaNIYARY,
A GOOD STABLE,
For TWO OR THILEE HOUSES AM) BUGGY
ArrlY to
MEM
WANTED,:
TEN CARPENTERS,
At th.. VEN NA: M \NVFACTURING COM-
I'ANY'3 Natrona, AllegLetky Co.MT.
ESE!
WANT.F i I3-- .Z 2E . N—At 10i St. Clair
t WA:474Ii St. Clair Wert. ita'tla
Z 4 4NTED—MEN—At eCy. St. Clair street, Room
o. ZN TED—MEN —At lOS St. Clair street* 4toom
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Coll at onre at 10'.- Cler street, Ram N o.:.
Call at yore Clair street, Boom o. Z.
dr.l.
JOHN MAGUFFIV,(snir
AGENT& WANTED BY TIDE EU
REKA Betel Ni: al setlINE COMPANY to
sat weir NEW $23 mkcinisr. WIA saw from
tissue aper to heavy Baer cloth or
oat cha p nge,of feed. needle v
or tensioa. belf- leatheralastlngwith.
pressore footand newly designed four motioned
UNDIIIIMIED. Address, enclosing atamp
11.: BALL a bo.,
WA N'TED—AGENITS—M—A—CE AND
FEMALE—In every part of Western Feria
rylriatla for the .1112 e 1.116.teel Enarairlort,
••PItLYER Al . V ALI. V 1 FOROE,'•
"THE MAIDEN'S PRAYER."
•'LItiCLN'S HOME AT SPRINGFIELD,'
Either by the mouth or ea commttalou.Publf.h
en' rates stowed. For full particulars apply.
person, or adareaa, FARGO S CU.,
ao_- 43 Fifth street. rlttabitryb.
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WANTED.
SCHOOL TE4CELER.
Either male or female, to even , township. to act
an Agent in Aim sale of our publications. an
(etcher rep," s the sale of 41 copies In ihrmr &Am
bend for a circular with terms. Ic. stldress
W. J. HOLLAND & CO..
Pittsburgh
W ANTE D-AGEN'rB—s76 to $209
I .PER MONTH for Gentlemen. and $35 to 61 6
for Ladles everywhere, to introduce the Common
Sense Family Sewing Alxhin4 improved end per
fected. It will hem. felloititch, quilt. bind. braid.
and embroider beautifully—price:only s2o—mak.
Int the exile lock-stitch, and fully warranted for
torte years. Wey the- ablve wage., or a com
misalon. from w hich twice that amount can he
meute. Address or call on C. BOWEite. a CO..
Utlice,No. 255 S. Fifth street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Ail it tter. answered promptly, With cculars and
*natio)
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE MOST POPULAR
AND BEST SELLING SCBSERIPTIOS SOUS PUBLISHED,
2===Cl
1 1 . 1 / 1 11 al 04
2 . !1t
CO.
OBEIRM
MEI
6AZZA & CV
OM , :rant Street
==i!IESM
ITEEra
We are the most eitensive publishers in the Uni
ted Mates, (having six houses) and therefore can
afford to sell boots cheaper and pay ateata • Mere
liberal commission than any other company.
Our hoots do not pass through the hands of Oen
eralAgents, on" nearly all other subscription works
do,) therefore we •are tousled to give our eartTaia
era the extra per cent. -which is usually allowed to
Others.' Agents. Experienced canvassers will see
the 'dvautages of dealing dlrectiT with the pub-,
limbers.
Our series embraces the most popular workeoci
all sub,lects of importance. and is selling rapidly
both Korth and booth. •
old agent.. and all others, who want the best pay
ing Agenclea, will please send for circulars and see
ouster - me, and compare tnem and the character of
ourwoprics with those of other•publishers. Address
- ' NATIONAL. CO,
nri:l9:o=dat , /1.07 Minor SG. Iltaladelphis,Ear.
AGENTS WANTED FOR A NEW
NOW E.EADY.
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:WOMEN OF THE WAR.
By FRANK MOORED sotto of "Me Etehelltoni
Ittoord,"as
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The object of this work Is t collect and presens
no.rralltres of the services of the a omen who Awed
the perils of the war. and ought to Intern Its l ow
The volume contains about 61)(1 octavo
page., and Is INtutraced with at:eel plete_p_oi , t FAUN
n ruco p
moot Improved style. tlotot nly
bscr
for address or apply to .
t 1 d. HOWE&
No. 68 Fifth street. Pittsburgh
]! l lEff WANTED,
TO ACT AS SALESMEN,
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glitter permanently or toroporarill. mho tare. a
potent to engage In first-elass Dulness relations.
Apply In person or address
W. D. 13 &KEES,
$e12:185 .. .98 Grant street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
COAL, COKE; &c.
PITTSBURGH NATIONAL
COIL AND COKE COMPANY,
IL !LINERS, SHIPPERS AND DEAL..
YAM Wholesale and Recall, t the
BEST FAMILY COAL, ,
Nut Ocaial and s3l,Ero
OFFICE AND VA.LiD, comrs rilliaTti AND
SKY nrttEETS, Tittsborgh, Fa
AD orders for delivery In the CUT. or shipment
West., will inert proMpt and Immediate Atteniloa.
E. L. SIInNALIE , .. Cuperintendent.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS.
HUMMEL Br. RABER
Tits the attention of th• public to their flue stock
of COAL J ast received, Including the following va
rieties
lamp, 1105.1,2, Sand Chestont.
lictuas Valley, , Nois.l.2, 3, add Tholiddf ,
Ali or which thsyaro- prepared to deliver at .the
Lowseir RATES, by the single ton, car load, bolt
load or thousand tons.
All orders promptly attended to.
m 102 Chestnut street, near the Depot.
• 0ek136 HAFIEISBURti. PA.
COAL 1 COAL SS COAL!! 1
DICKSON, STEIVBT &
flaying removed the.ir Oface
To,. 8437 Llbort"' 131:reepti.
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(Lately City Flour Mill) SECON D FLOOR.
ire now prepared to furnish good Youghiogheny
LIMP NUT GOAL OK SLACK.
At the lowest Muket price.
air Ali orders left at their ogice„ or addressed to
.them through the mail, will lie attended to promptly
my2.s,tas
CHARLES H. A.EILMST/RONG,
Du.= L.
Youghloghenhand Connellaville Coal
Coal, Slack, an7l)eancturp;:nr°lzed
rS2lo==
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Corner of Butler an Morton: first yard on Liberty
and Clymer streets, Ninth ward and ou lieeJud
street near Lock No. 1. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Families and Idanufuturers aLpplied with the
beat article of Coal or Coke at the lowest cash rates.
Uhlere telt at any of the yards will recelyurowt
MERCHANT TAILORS.;'.
W INTER STOCK OF
Boys' •Clothing..
Now in store a large and complutc stock of
SUITS AND OVERCOATS,
For the V.:inter Season. Frites Low
GRAY & LOGAN,
~ Yo. .17 St. Clair Street.
HENRY G. HALE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Northwest Corner of Penn .Sc St. Clair Sts
Desires to return thanks to ht. Illends and the pub.
IC forkhe moor out &Tors. and ruzactfidir sopo
tan share of their inture pstronaze. tit wool
pleased to have them examinants
Large and Carefully. Selected Stock
Fine Woolen Goods
rartlcularly adapted tot
ILULFILTS MBAR FOB PAU 1.1) MIL
.e 11065
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i3SOmaL9IOR•
OMNIBUS AND LIVERY STABILE,
xo. 410 revile Street.
DAIN & PITCAIRN, Proprietors,
Ornalbuen and carriage. in...mace tor all
♦lao, Carriages for Firneta.o. Wedding
and Parties, at Alert :lotice . and reasonable rat...
Stable Open Day.and Night
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lE®ICH ac 8R0.,' Engine Build -
AA , EMI AND MACHINISTS. manufacturer of
Itlesick`e rate k t i ta c r
is ce mw Tgr , es. foLS:on i, fll:
1 • 11 ; 6 " Srlxt.Ttcvv...ftvz.vol:F4...i.m;-
nom., Nal/log
_lktort.._ConnocCoos, • I,blisvm
roMpo, ac„, I.OIiNEB. iiLictazON /110 E
oTRALTS, rittsburrh. Co.
itapalrlti nod pi:atlas up pochlool7 OfOulPtlf
;Hooded to. moilvfro
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