:Z4'c;?; . ,4tr,l,l44lto.ii.rattc - PHI DAT, assrAav 0167 THE Republican .response, from be. yond the burdens of Pennsylvania, to the Inaugural Address of Gov. Geary, and the speech made by Hon. Simon .0 meron immediately, after bas elec ton to the LIMA States Senate, are zinnia. 'cant of the unbiased opinion of the et:lua us. Both are pronounced admirable as to matter, and the feeling is that the loyalty of Pennsylvania will be fitly sup- , ported in the Executive Department of the . State. government and in the Na tional Senate. MIL. G EMMY.. W. WOMDWARD, in a letter written in response to an invite.. lion from sundry respectable gentlemen, rcaident in this portion of the, Siam., tp be ag-do a candidate for the Supreme bench, grace fully declines. Of commanding presence,' dignified manners, uncommon abilities, and high amb.tion, Kr: Wow:mann has not been sinecessful to obtaining the honors lie coveted. Confessedly a favorite with the Democratic leaders, he has never in spired tho enthusiasm of the Democratic - masses. His manners have been too cold end stately, hie habits too aristo cratic, and his social standing too emi nent to constitute him an idol of the vulgar. A maims] in his . party—always taking the most advanced opinions, in the wrong direction, and maintaining Ahem with remarkable cogency—he has incurred the strong dislike of the oppos . lag party. In his private relations ge nial and blameless, when ho vacates the bench, it will be with few or no personal enemies, and the cordial appreciation and regard of a very extended circle.- RECENTLY Ma. HOEUCE GREELEY on. dertook to convert the Republican of New York to his doctrine of glinting universal amnesty in exchange for uni versal suffrage. He was not only re _pealed, but lost the Senatorship in cone. quence. Not at all thscourieed, he has been to Washington and tried his powers of persuasion on President Jounces for an hour. Ma. IforamtGintstmr, in writing from Chlcagiiinto Kansas, to correct an ap- prehension that _he was opposed intim reolection of Mr. Pomeroy to the United States Senate, availed himself of the oc casion to:say that for the present he was cart of favor, but could wait. lie added, That when the South shall be let in and the negro to left out he would be heard Pali Genfial Banainast le a good soldier is widely known. In the qtupities essential to statesmanship be does not melee an enviable figure. His imbiollment would have been seriously un4ntunate if our Southern Ighbors had power to resent commen surately the wrongs inflicted on them. • 3fn. flawnix, of. the Commercial testified before the t. ommitiee of Inves.. tigatiorttbat be had no ground but ru mor for his late sweeping accusations agalubt General CAMERON. We judge he would not like to have his own Character as severely handled on no bel ter ,nuudation. Ix ;gloated in Washington correspond mice that 31r. Cowan pLotests Le did no sett the Austrian tuissiun and is doubt ful if he will take it if offered. It is nut reported that a returning modesty is at the bottom of E 0 much self abnegation. Tug fratecnizstion of the Orleanist and Democratic deputies is a political event of significance. In limes vast sim ilar coalitions have been Includes to movements which have shaken down the throne. Tilt: NEED mons; Lbw ELL .titiS Taking Into view it. admirable loca• thin, and its unsurpassed facilities for manufacturing, Pittsburgh does not grow -) es fast, nor half as fast as might be ex pected, or as some other cities less fa vored-in thee, respects. Its wealth in crosses rapidly,' quite as rapidly as that of any other city, and it is probably true, now, as it has ever been, that no com munity in the United States is better pre pared to bear-up under any financial or commercial crisis that may occur than Baia By the term Pittsburgh, in this connection, we mean that congeries of municipalities of which Pittsburgh prop ' ler Is the centre. Why does population not"keep pace ' with progress in other respects in this lo cality? It is simply because there are not houses enough to accommodate any more people, or even to render comfort able all the population we have. It is -this scarcity of'dwellings that has run rents up to the exhortntant rates now de manded, by owners, and which the ten :ants must tither pay or leave. The law of supply and demand operates in this as it does in everything else; and the old plea that a thing is worth what it will bring may be as fairly and successfully urged in this matter as it is in Idaho or Idonhri, where a dollar is often de. mendd and paid for a pound of flora. It if idle to grumble about it. The ef fect, hoWever, is bad every 'way, for this extravagant scale of rents necessitates a corresponding scale of prices fur every thing else, whether labor, or commodi ties, begetting all round an abnormaland utwtiolesorlie condition of things, and thus rendering_ the profitable prosecu tion of soma branches of business ira - Bntwby : are dwelling houses so-scarce here? Tyre reasons Ma^ be urged: One, that around suitable for building upon is scarce and correspondingly high; the other,that building materials and labor "have, for the past four or five years, been so enormously high, that to erect awel links wee sure to entail loss upon those who did It. • It Inttat'be admitted that ground in the city and near It is beeothing scarce, hut :Mill there is much not yet unoccupied; and as facilities fur reactdng more distant to- Militias are abundant, this is not so form idable an obstacle to the multiplication of dwellings as might be imagined. By the completion of the West I'enn , yl Tanis Railroad riling the west ank of the Allegheny, a very large extent of excellent building ground has been brought is ithin eel.) , and speedy access to the city. And the removal of numerous old and 111-appointed manufacturing es tabliidnents, now in the city, to locali ties farther out, would not only reindvd what are now Smoke nniaan ma, but leave !room for many beautiful idocks of build . ' For several years, say from 1862 to 1865, IpCIUJIT'e, there was,a disproportion between the value of houses and the cost at which they could be erected; but, high susbisbor anti m a terials sill] are, this elate ofthingidbos not now exist. Yet capi talists are still disinclined to go into the bailaesiot bulldog; because they are =IEE FIM!!51 -looking f , r that "good time coming" 'when everything a 111 be cheap - again: But thin is a delusion. Things are not going to be as they have heed: Real es tate will keep up, and so will • rents. We do not say they will keen up to what they are now, but much above the rates which prevailed before the war. Dwel lings will always be in keen demand; and money judiciously expended in their erec lion id 1867 will be well invested. But whether the profit upon such In vestments in Pittsburgh be six per cent. or ten, per cent. houses must be provided for the p,:ople who are to orry on its multifarious nd ,over-incr9asing indus tries, or those industries will be crippled If not ruined. It was nothing but the scarcity of dwellings that enabled skilled workmen here to compel their employ ers, during the past four or five years, to pay them from twenty to twenty-fitie per cent. more wages than the tame classes were getting in Philadelphia, where houses are plenty and rents lower. In fact 'the present stoppage of the iron mills of this city may be in a great measure attributed„ to the same cause. And suppose . Congress should enact a tariff bill that would protect the manufacturers of our country against forego competition, where will those of Pittsburgh he with the present made ruate supply of dwellings for their oper atives? Why, pirfectly at their mercy, while the operatives, In turn, will be at the mercy of their landlords. It is the true policy of these gentlemen, there fore, to invest some of their- means in the erection of dwelling houses; for un less they do so, they may rest assured that no protection against foreigners will do them much good. Congress can pro tect them _against foreign competition, but Congress cannot protect them against domestic extortion- happily this is in their own power; and by mak ing some investments in thts Way they can at once defend themselves from ex, tortion At the hands of their workmen, and defend their workmen from extor- tion on the part of their landlords. SUDDEN CONVERSION.. A tow days ago the Cornmereiat was full of wrath at Ststow Castsuos. It depicted him as a moral and political monster, whose touch was contamina tion, whose methods were crimes, and whose friendship infamy. Yesterday It "went back" on itself after this fashion: "Mr. Cameron was not our choice, nor, we think, the choice of the majori ty of the Republican people of the State. But be has been elected by the Legisla ture, and will, no doubt, represent the State faithfully and creditably in the I:fatted - States Senate. Mr. Cameron is not a novice in governmental matters, and his competency to the high and im portant functions of the office to which he is chosen, no one, "we believe, has called In question. We 'acquiesce, of course, in the decision constitutionally made. rie think the State might have, done better. It certainly might have done worse. Mr. Canimon's speech after the election, is more than unex ceptionable. Asa sample of his semi meats, we could ask no more than that the stock should' open cut as fresh and good as the sample." Did our neighbor fall under that sor cery in the practice of which he'recent ly denounced CAMERON as an adept? Ras he Cansnos's gold or greenbacks in his pocket? Did the piciman, out of anperabounding compassion, adopt him into his political family as one born out of due time? Will the laudation pres ently become so unqualified and intense as to singest the need of a Legislative Committee to search out the bidden too tire of it? We see how the case stands! It is easy for an editor, glib of speech and • careless of ,the rights and feelings of others, to burl defamations about promis, Difficulty alone appears when he is called - upon to disclose what basis fact or fancy his accusations rest up on. Hereaftt.i let it not be said there is no persuasion or enlightenment in a Sergeant-at-arms, deputed by an Inves tigating Committee. When an editor has male en ass bf himself by swagger ing infinitely beyond his knowledge or means of proof, and has thus brought himself to the very brink of public ex posure and shame, he is apt to wilt and become r'ocile, and, with his hat under his arm, make the best apology he can, in the hope of being let off without mer ited punishment. Good neighbor! You buy wit Yery dear and in small fluent'. ties. Hold on to what you get with both hands, for no body lacks It more than you do. I= In spite of the recommendations of Secretary 211.'CuLtocn and Commissioner WELis, the sentiment of the country , and a high sense of expediency, has in duced Congress to increase in the tariff bill, now pending before it, .the impost duties on iron and wool. As the tariff now stands the impost on unwashed wool of the lowest grade is from three to six cents;-a_ pound. Mr. Waits proposes six cents. The Senate and Mouse bills ten cents and ten per cent. ad valorem in addition. For wools of the second class -Mr. Wki.Vs rates are at least doubled. On woolen cloths Mr. Watts proposes a duty of twenty five cents a pound, and forty cents ad valorem; while the Senate bill makes forty-five cents, the House filly cents, and both add thirty-five per cent. ad valorem. On blankets and woolens and worsted yarns, the specific duties pro. posed by Mr. Warns are doubled, the ad valorem remaining the same. On hosiery the specific duty is doubled, the ad valorem duties being unchanged. On wearing apparel, wholly or in part of wool, the duty is to be advanced from twenty-four cents to fifty. Similar ad vances are made all through the list. On iron a corresponding increase of the imposts has been incorporated into the bids; but fresh classifications of many of the articles prevent precise com parisans. . If the two Houses will, without delay, compare, perfect and pass a hill, em bodyg the proposed changes, these two Important interests, now suffering a se vere paralysis, will quickly recover and resume unwonted activity. The gov ernment, moreover, will be able defin itely to count on large revenues, which otherwise would fall provokingly short. A CORRESPONDENT or the Now York Tribune; writing from Conetantinople, under date of Decen her 22d, says: "Men here in Constantinople, who rival the Jews in their love of money, are now pouting it nun like water to fur l:lieu Anne, ammunition and provisions to the theta's. What is more, volun• teen are7goirur forwardlteadily to their support from Turkey, Greece and Italy, Souse idia of the enthusiasm which pre vails ma* be gathered from the fact that even comidon shopkeepers are giving as much as ifre hundred dollars a month, and are pledged.to continue it while the wsir lasts. One is almost ready, in view of such feels, to belieio what the Greeks Say of thenselves—that the only reason way their kingdom has not flourished has beei that it was too small; that patri; otiam Ilea not -wanting,. but only a - chance' to airplay St." EDITORI IT. DELETITIEFII A YEW few days 61."" a c e. s d worded dispatch was receive.: oolong our tele grams vetting torte • that '4 .he Kingston, South Car. had been destroyed by are 'and .sty-two ne groes 'lad in the flames." It h ''...r P a e n Uired that burning cf th a e° l .Z hca f e o d' risP rtunate prisoners was not acci -o:ental, as the telegram I ntimated,' but was the result of wanton cruelty upon the part of the jail keepo r and sheriff' of the count*. A single white prisoner confined in the prison was permitted to escape, his cell door harl.ng been thrown open by the barbarous officers, but al though they knew that the negroes were perishing, they could not Had otailcient authority to warrant them lo liberating the prisoners front 'certain, and horrible deaths. The knowledge of the brutal inhumanify of tho sheriff and jailor, caused Major cer/eral J. C. Robinson, commanding Department of the South, to order a close and immediate examina tion into the affair, and the arrest of the two inhuman monsters responsible for the death of the negroes, upon the charge of murder: Two ROILANTIC young men of New York recently read a sensation story written to the Erie Dispatch, by a live correspondent, In which it was set forth that vast wealth was obtained by a party who: had explored the sewers of New York, in the way of diamonds, silver ware, watches, &c., These verdant youths immediately formed the biilliant idea of becoming immensely wealthy and laid out a programme for the explo ration of the sewers of every city in the Union, commencing with Philadelphia. They ►t once repaired to that clean city and obtained permission from the au thorities to go into the sewers. Their search, which lasted for some time, re sulted in the finding of huge piles—of filth and dirt, pteces of wood, dirty clothing and rheumatism._ All tattered and tern, and with dreams of wealth unrealized, they abandoned their scheme and went on their way rejoicing in the possession of More scents than they had brought with them, and perhaps more acme too. Tax annual meeting of the stcckhola ere of the Mercantile Library Association of Philadelphia wee held Tuesday OTOLI- Ieg, at the ball of that Institution. The report of the Board of Directors stated the number of stockholders at 5,766; sub scribers, 401; voltimes added during the year 1666, by importation, 1,665; by auc tion purchases 1,126; by general purchas es, 1,706; total, 4,687; cost, $5,721 76; average cost, $1,22 per 'volume. At un usually large number of these were valu able scientific, historical and philosophi cal works. Volumes loaned during the year, 177,603, against 169,211 in 1665. The working expenses of the institution for the yeaawere thirty-six per cent. of the income, the latter being $27,920. Building fend. $16,866. Number of books ascertained to have been lost or. stolen, 4,738 volumes. Tug Pittsburgh Republic, in a burst of enthusiasm peculiar to itself, said, ,in Wednesday's issue, that "the selection Of General CAMERON to a seat in the United States Senate is a grand triumph of conservivism over radicalism. He is the great Representative Man of Penn sylvania." Since SIMON made his pow erful speech at Harrisburg the Republic has been silent, and we modestly inquire how Wilkes the triumph of Conservatism Over Radicalism f Mr. CAMERON is truly the "great Representative Mall of Pennsylvania," and the Conservatives are welcome to the vietory they pretend to find in his election. Oan taillion lix hundred and fifty thousand dollars capital is Invested In the Cam'.wia Iron works at Johnstown, Pa. Three thousand two hundred men are constantly employed at wages ,vary ing horn $1,42 to $4,00 per day. From a mere village these iron works have caused Johnstown to expand Into a . good aired town or fifteen thOurund inhabl. tants. TEE members of the Philadelphia Bar have just organized an association "for professional and social intercourse." We hope it is nit their 'Mention, in keeping company with each other, i to divorce themselves entirely from good society. IN the Illinois Legislature a resolution has been introduced providing that all future charters to railroad companies shall contain a proviso reserring to the State Legislature the right of legislation upon tariffs.. IT Is said that deceased Chinese will be the chief articles of export from .Cali fertile when the new steamship line be tween San. Francisco and China is in operation: The Celestine cannot beer to be buried in a foreign country. Tan .31organnmn, West Va. Post says: "In consequence of the sickness of one of our bandy-and another having been elected to the Legislature, - we can issue no paper next week." Very good ex- MM. Paniaub, Missouri, a man named Guitar called another, named O'Neill, a liar. The latter retaliated and struck Guitar above the temple with his fist, killing him instantly. A MOSHER AND CHILD Were loot in MOW storm, the other day, at Milwaukee. They, were found before life had depart- ed, and are now doing well. Wasntworox gossip predicts that Sen. ator Foster will bo sent minibter to Italy, in place of George P. Marsh, the Scan dinavian scholar. A SOCLETY for the mutual protection of inventors and mechanics has been started under favorable auspices in De, troit. • 'lns Platte Cltyjßank of Missouri was recently broken into by burglars and robbed of a large sum of money. TO•DAY is the anniversary of the birth: day of Daniel Webster. It will be duly celebrated in Boston.. Two MORE militia companies have been scut to Lafayette county, Mo., to preserve order. ("Annie A. 3foona, the queen nn run nem, Is sliding at the skating parka In Detroit. Tat claims of Rhode Island against the .Upited States have been Odd. Tnk State government of Pennsylva nia, under the new administration, stands as follows: Governor—Major General John W. Geary, of Cumberland county. Private Secretary—John Robley Dun gliaon, of Philadelphia. Secretary of State—Colonel Francis Jordan; of Bedford county. Attorney General—General BenjAmin Brewst.r, of Philadelphia. • Adjutant 'General—Brevet Brigadier General David B. 31cCreary, of Erie county. Auditor General—Major General John F. Hammitt,' of Montgomery county. Surveyor General—Colonel James H. Campbell, of Lycoming county. State Treueurer—Willian. H. Hemble, of Philadelphia. Preeident of the Senate—Louis W. Ball, of Erie.- • Bpeaker of the House—Colonel John P. Ghee, of Allegheny. The Story of tle Fourth of slorch. 1865- - •%V were Joh.. f.; .t Ha. Brandy. A corre-pundent of the 80.,t0u Conn 7 ,, i, , ,tc.ittb, writing from ld - frAingtou, Jell; the following spicy story, setting forth where Andrew Johnson Cot his brandy' on the memorable Fourth of March, Ihfi : The scene on March 4th, 1,4:3, when Andrew Johnson disgraced himself, and almost degraded the high office he was elected to till, I have heard related, with out restraint, by a gentleman to whom Vice President Hamlin told it.- It runs thus: Mr. Hamlin was in tlie room knoWn as the Vice President's, about eleven o'clock, when the Vice President elect arrived. There was nothing unusual in his appearauce, except tust he did not seed) In robust health. The usual cour tesies being exchanged, conversation proceeded on ordinary topics for a few minutes, when Mr. Johnson asked Mr. Hamlin it he Lad any liquor in the room, stating that he was sick and nervous. Ho was told there4as none, but it could be sent for. Brandy being indicated, a Bottle was brought out by one of die pages. It was opened, a tumbler pro vided, and Mr. Johnson poured it about two thirds full. Mr. Hamlin said, in telling it, that If Mr. Johnson ordinarily took such drinks as that, he must I e able to stand a great deal. After a few minutes the bottle was placed in one , of the book-cases, out of sight. When near twelve o'clock, the aer geant-at-arms, Mr. Brown, came to the door, and suggested that the gentlemen get ready to enter the chamber. Mr. Hamlin rose, moved to. the door near which the sergeant-at-aims stood, and suggested to Mr. Johnson to come alro. The latter got up and Wr'aiked nearly to tiro door, when, turning to Mr. Hamlin, he said, "Excuse me a moment," and walked back hastily to where the bottle was depmited.l Mr. Mariann saw him take it out, pour us large a quan.ity as before into the glass, and drink it down like water. They then went into the Senate chamber. What followel will not 5000 be for gotten. 'The foregoing I believe to be a correct 114111011 of "how. Andy got his brandy." 'NEUF: are upwards of one thousand paper mills in operation in. the United States. The capital employed by these mills la not lar from $40,000,000, and the production of the different styles of, paper Is about 1,200 tons a day, The prices of the better qualities of rags have ruled at the East front $l6O to $2OO per ton, aud poor qualities from $llO to $l4O per too. To produce the estimated amount of paper per annum involves the consumption of 37,50 tons of paper rags, which cost, according to the average ruling prices,ln the aggregate, $60,000,000. 'These figures, which are derived from recent data, show the vast extent of the paper interest in this coun try. Within the past four years the prices of paper stock and paper have doubled. ANOTLItin specimen of Southern loy alty is found in the following extract from the 'Clarksville (Tenn.) Wirsta.e./..: "The feasts, gotton up in honor of the vagabond Congressional Committee, strolling through the South, send up a had odor to the nostrils of true and un contaminated Southerners. We can see, in imagination, the expression of mingled snnow and contempt portr tyed upon the features of the untrtyr prisoner of Fortress Monroe, as he reads that his vilest counties are feasted sod lionized on the anti where the battles for freedom were fought, and by the men for whom he now suffers." TO CO? £II.IIIPTIII ES 7 —TO CON sclirrivE4. C/16E12 UPI (MEL IL Ur epteldo h as hoes Poloist lait—oar that las ear coaeumpticn In the very wore: st•gca. When the haat CCIAA. had Veen ep the C tse h the nee. Z. A. WILSON'S Ilreat lee Rem edy for CcositiordlociwAse trim] se a Forlorn hope, s , mite t miracle.ihr patient wa. Teetered to complete health, and now Plea to testify to the s lrtae..4thb treat remedy. c a n m.aeml racar a pamphlet. alritlit • tu'l history of ;Olt great e p Bane. 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I' m • irgl.hgtY. •U2.7:Llngth'r A :VEVA 111011 $ ILIUNIAESS.—It Is the Itchy tee:kb:ol salt/ that is . tracio.d by the rabhers of the tea; tied da ILr bocce prier,. 0,1(14 tic popular sta.clac that tho lied buc cal:leers. c• 11,4 eon,- rfalttts, ..feet for teal. shthlak mark. • 1100 I 1: rrtrays t.TOIIAI . II BITTEItn Stand pre...Anent ocean the teedlental prepare talons 111 this country. The demand for them l atfatetbltie wonderful, UnpArallelt I; Lance the cadatetfalters know full well ail t tf they can leap:ate their den Ilnlde upon the peen's Is that Ivorue tonic, they ran taste fortune. i.e the f: and. They tee now at wort. Oa...cures are on the troll of warn.. al theta and nine Lave beta alreadf brooght to book 1.51 St.. purr lc second the proprietors la [nett <dons to Lain.: the reckless sound rata . ..oaten at voce toto., soh thecotranunity sad s•ladle the flewthat La. °rode...title aces. ha ear... /Mies, e'er . manniketurrol. Thlnklek to dodo the la, the co..ateffe.ters teasel, leg to the.] nut estne• reeetobltui to U.hoarrophy and avant/ the. of 1.10-ak.Tl Ell. each*. •Isioettata•tt. r.• • — Howe slette Lad the like. Will the public hr tied enough to loot to this. and to nee alto that the Wee, .11 . wt. 1,1 sad the. raxon. On 4 My note or btu& slate eo ~11. tite.Tl'Lk t•kl, Ihe poop r. tars will do their Setp to pr. trot the 101111 on feed Impoaltlen. sad they ittot the ntlltlon to Le at the alert against the plotters •.••nat th. le health. h4iTll. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS WM. BINGHAM, Jr., Adams ExpreL, ty. 11.41511 PC/TA Btreei, is an authorised Aprn4 to reaesre Advertisements (or the GAARTTX, and all other papers throsphoul the United Ante. and the amadris. ' lIE EDUCATIONAL ASIR°. VAN EA‘Ve'beSivit'l; T ....r.bavambNclo.- Lec n ture by AL r a . X .. b.S. °bat t1.•11.1i. tlut,J el-• Lt.nott• (tom .2"n• aux Tbitma." •tt Eiay,. by Mae MARY 11,1ANSPHAli111. A discuse.et or the proportion recumm.ndlug the eit,tllng orteachutocerlldcale.. )nis:o arnEuCAIIiTILE LIBRARY X.63II 4 IDTTIFEI. MR. JOHN G. SAXE, ACADEMY OF MITAIC, Tuesday laen tug. Jan. 22d, Will deityet hi. highly liiiimheso, Zorn). on . IJIOZVC7 Tlcketo 50 teta . t 3. LLerrved ' tleAt• 23 nut. bee'. may be moored at the Ao•demy of Nay!, Ilk /Papier id • rolag. i.e. lid, at to o'clock. No more lima 12 cents can be scoured by cat en• puny.. Doers open ail o'clock. needing at 14. 7A.11E2 N. atIOTT, OLIVER I.EMMON. JAtl. 11. Mollti•r., lIYM. P. II at! lIEILT. ISEVJ. JE•NINU3,I U. I'. !WAITE,. T V 0u1.1.1e14 Committee. Jell OS P,PECI,4I. 31ECTING OF TILE TRA DE.—AI the rtinrst of err- Hal prominent citizens a opretol =meting of the oard of trod. =lll he held ow Fall, • I. at It o'clock a. o conelder the proprle.y of acting -Itb other Cho:there of roomer, In ref. <fenso to thr Improvernent • f Onton-eon ',ar bor. ono • tlacr regar4 to the adoption of the rental arstem'of mraborr ot. It Is hroba- We °toes very- tenr.ortoor our -forte e pre.. seated fur Polior, it carrel= r drained that all amour. of the hoard of Trade will be tureen,. ..017 IA Err. 11. 111 U Ito lON, ?reside., A LUIIINI.—A hpeciall Meeting or the ALL MNI OF THE rtrrhittllttall CENTUAL tltUlt eClit)ol. will he held et the • ISGIItML BUILDING, Friday Evening . , J lath,lBo7 Alt ate molested to attSnd. 1.17:r97 W. R. AMORE, ['resident peon SALE—The Church Build .. oeroplrd fir olfTliA/. t.01‘111tE• U n'TION , corm rof Vlrat and Mat alley.. pure elty,'la °erred for awe Propn ItIon• for froolvo.l. and full Information g • u or cit.., of tne uudrrengord ;111 Fen. 'nary sat, 11(7. n. BROWN, . To. Ili Uxloa trot. ALESSNI/r.lc MAU IN, 1a170P2 1f u. 12 Diamond. C)CASKS MADDER, Dulch:rec ,, l for sAle try GEO. A. KELLY • c0.,r4 4 .4 Wkolosal•ProsigUt.. Wiwi Wool NEW ADVERTisEr,IENtrq. I\TEW . - .DVEEITISEXENTS. NEW ADVERT IS RMEN I'S 1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS JAMES T. MUDS' a Ci? : i ibucce,:re 0,1 1 , Corner Fourth & Wend er. - 3.`,1 BANKERS & BROKER', DIALLILE IN ALL EIN or Government Securities, ' Foreign Exchange, Gold, Silver and Coupons. (N.ILLECTIONn =Wenn ell ecet9.lble points In the tiellteentette ;Mad C.1111d1.11. Interest allowed on Tillie Deposits. SIGN - ENGINE INTHE WINDOW TriErsnEnsiGNEDannol unce aboater arrl,4l,f CHOICE GROCERIES, ncludlui Es.rT Variety of PI 3E' 30 JE KNOW,: 'TO CO3I 312.1:C E Coffee Roasted Daily, FOR TWENTY DAYS, Commencing on Monday, the 11111, lu lireuth Merinos, uotairgi.. Plaltiu, ropllte, tila-k Cloths. Cas!lrou . r tra. AfuslioJ, Lion, Tickler, Clocking Clotho, Dn., (undo of all A uuaruntec ol its trzthn,••. awl purity. 111 Ylo,: =I Ground la the Presence of Customers SIGN--ENGINE IN THE WINDOW SHIELDS & BOUCHER, 108 Smithfield Street, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE lai6aorr SIITES! SKATES! SKATES IFLIViI lISTEIVEO MOST OF -+ MY *TUCK, anJ offer to tin Trutt n ttlectlon num 5,000 Pairs of Various Makes. Before purchaslnp, I-eu here, call and examine my elect, as I can OMB DEALER 2 Ski:OlAL INDIJOEMENTS. JA3IES BOWN, N 0.130 Wood Street .11;uld I r► THE AMATEUR SKATEB.S 1111 e ;}ien~ County. A CONTEST FOR TOE ( - WAR. gEI 0 , A l.1.1:“El Ulti'l'!wllt Iste pllce GEN TRAL SKATING PARK Saturday. January 19, I= GOLD MEDAL Will it.. to (lir ern. Artt•tic inautkater, te.itititi it Mr ntalif Ttellst iu nr r! • O.` 1 , 11: r 10turT...11,3 tbr Park. GOVERNMENT SA LE The Property keen nee Use ..lies - ern Mimi lenst.ry A Meeom • nit Mill: . With •ey vtaty4ive ..1 laud. - • 13etor toot. .tutonlo. Trias. Ot A Lft.•• PIMP, 1., b. d0g.11,1... • 111 1.« re+etr,lup to lit VONT DAY AI It . tbr our,aor ot Ite-r , I .00 toootber -Ith 111, 1,.1,1 , ow, r.ert, th , on. sad ln< oppul,,u•ocno •..nertoltang, [toot OSP:t: Vots, Vote. O•vo- !tuna Vont, nodrnp.t.to of taactuK 11, 0 '0 Mara per ttNt YO ~EOM YAW ra,ble of .5 , log 0 ., 'MAI. t.'tr. iii. 1 1.1tINIt. Th , ~ . .se or. pt.rty Is ot:nat .1•totot !or° miles 11,40 V - nnoll 100 , 1 1:1 Ali,. 1., lit , ,, to , o b.. vont, la thu e.•al.lintanotit ti•wo own. ..1 In , itto Ilws and 10 - Protetn . til. t , elo to tt Xlll O llO/ 4. 1 1,111- loot•r ~ nt, ore otlmatt .1 to bate co ; rwld Tea. pr0p.,14 trrenlso,l•44l,4 y, 44 1441, at. .4 onth,' r.: t•• al.klsl4 In TAL, A ...VW,/ 114. it, • Irnikoe v. lit 1,4 4,14, LT M4. 1 ,14.40:4 ntes 4 1 14.p0 , 5i• will n, 4/1441“..1 .1 1 ' , pas,. f.,44.44 . . rrons. ut '4 rtusser, .4/11,4441 .1. 11. 14111,40.4. tty t 3141144 n. /444112.. ca Unremtt It. F..lr- 1 4. L., J.143,1_ 4 31 1 ” . •t0u, r 1.4 AA, .n rat TLI. BAB,R. }MAKE & BUETTLER, Bocce:son WAMI:LINK No. 12 St. Clair St., Pittsburgh Pittnopi4, tDrgans, dad Ilusical (1,,36 ,entrtlly anreole A Crate Cr l l taw• 11 - Ced BRADBU RY, New 1 art, mud NCHOSIAVNI:Ii 1 . 1)11.d 0011, PIA B.S. ESTRY & "COTTABB.,.. ind B. D. & H. IV. hILITH'S — AMERICAN" WS BANS. scolTll.l , ,N, PATENT OMAR. The tre6t I tall. and I.lrras:an VloBB and Hal le. Hiring. alwat'• an nan.l. Jsr.rvi F.,STARK & Go., RANKERS,' Corner of Wood and Third Streets, azvx) X 112.. I SITED STATES BONUS, GOLD, SRI El: AND curros. ID , tv. ilm. •nif LI I:Ins nf schanCe.. FIcANCK. UFSNMANY. ITALY ci,Nl 1 1,L1.11•9 (TIT oor ALLiwilas v, SEALED PROPOS,i LS U ill be recel,rd St Vale until tILIIIAY, Sal, ',the rtle of 140.000 IV HARP SIPIZ,VE. MENT HONLIS, Sold llou.le to to.of th den inn -1 nation 0(.100, rtyAblr Iron oft, , tai;, with coop.. attSrlied for tilt pa)tni uterlntom efit, At tbo rale of 7 per Otoil• per orPoo , etnll.apploilly on the l=t dry.' of Joly J.iima,y. Tim fall), ;Mgt.., end tri dlt or ell, aro pledged for their rrdetntilion. It. If. FRANCO, f t CU, i r 'on , rouor. • TO BUILDERS.— PROPOSALS will be received at the Woe Store of JAMES ECHO No. wg itarLci. stres 1, for it, lo,rviton of is BANK BOIL DINO for tho Hi:11 1 1'0NY SAY IN.i9 its Nit, until 11 , KM/A Y. Vela cry 1201 sou ep.milomlo,l now rend: for i.x.‘n• Inallonot ii.e olllce of BAHR Arclik toots, No. ',I bt. Clair oil - , et. lills ago for rook of the Oranctoot of work cep. •Iy, tool for the woo. compluto In ono Contra,. - •• t•AMITE.I. I1n1:1(1.0' 611.1.1,1•11,. • • WM. Kritzuli f c ""'"'"'" JAtl go MIMI, 1• JAl:erfA OFFICS VI..;;GET. I'O,Tl - tbi.llll ,onus, HO, sm7. To nuiLocitm—p. 01.0. a in will b4 , - ,. . 1 ”. 1 Hull! T 1H67. to furnish notlerlol and o•tct • MIA, 'SUM, iNo. on (H. proport) Ito: orph owl I. on bellow 1111 o' , t P• .41 • I ' . PI slim. to be soru Al the alllc.uf JAN. VI,N F.ll. l`vol. 1x17.r.1 No 177 Ponn.in T . 1111. ULACIK, • ,0 4%.1=1.P'3EIDTTX1IFIL. Vriruilano. Alloyy Three doors above Stmet, /PITTSBURG H, PA. Every kind °Mork done on ibeilinetrat iiiitiee and mine resionnble Win, Particular &Mei you paid in Jobb... Int tie. _ V IEW PAIEL — PAPEIit4, • IBEIII rz.AIN TINTS ANI, WOOI IMITAI loss, No. 107 NieItKETSTUIEICT. :MAU FIFTH Itta JON. R. JULGLIES h 11110. 0 3 11 , E FIOND 1301.DEIPi Al 1. ie I.! • r. •'II if are ~ creny r..• 1 ..e .13^...1.7 I't or it year J M.li po so I, d , mat,l at tb • olace Tresiur,r, JAME, PRELAN, 1.0,1 F,Ar, GEORGE -BE AI EX. Candy Manufacturer krot dealer In FORNIUN AND AMERICAN NOT, Ac ., zte.. No. 112 I ederalSti:eet," t , ec,11 , 3 dc.or from the lint Natf,;ilo. , )11 , :57. ALLEL.HENY CITY. PA SHERIFF'S SALE: ( MCKS4I.4IF, 21,t, At 14 v'eloc.; A. W., at No. 201 LIBERTY ST., PITTSBURGH, =I rl , FRUIT, 1 canA G , PICKLES. VINEGAR, 'CI.II ' CANDLE 11E001l.i. BUTTER, !IT M.+, ISCCE ETS, ICAL,tORACCO, C/LiAILI, &C.. &C. • AMUEL B. CLULEY, '.l NA . I . ttnEuirr.- CLOSING OUT SALE DRS GOODS, Ladies, Call and Examine, H. Zr. 3r—a"52"MC.T7l", No. 96 Market Street, Jat..rl, Itc!wren Flab sod tloillsmond MTIOML SWIM; Pin / d G HJ,YD FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL ATILT. COME OFF AT THE Man E 0,, Tuesday Enuiug, Jan. 22d, ISI; F‘r,ll,nt )11;•ie and Abpolivt Firrsiork. The 31anAgt.r3 wl , l eve nottivg. undohe Inel,111; the 6,nitad etra:r of th • itaeott. kh"CF: vary CENT,. THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSE R INCE tOIINNY, Of New York, rs ThE Only Company In the l*corld K.raotertl ny thx nireclacpe vle.n evutrvt.tlls Fitad a the General • St•n, In a.l , llt:ul to O o,,irtty berelrforettere.ft, er• ,11 p r ant. lOU to the 1"11o. tar a-rev, a..t lliv or theNtatrt nt 1 nt, •r: the I . ":“.auz 11 mutt:B,l4H ter 1V t/ditat the ` .,•uranrr p•rtm ,,, t, and il, thee. - for rirghtt.,.l bea Ing they2l nt the p . .rtmet - •I C. r547.,t, IlL•t 1,.e enlicr la Or, uto /I 1. 1 1/ • /lee /// rablle nrd r 'l.e. r Art t I,gl•lature In ts,..tt , .g: No.PCI II A :A1 . ...WA N I ra SSllle A IAL e•,1111 . AN• c•rin.kely. TI Iniaetrry 10..04 Ea 10c built, so a Na • Uult, ,11. r. Bowl. Alt 11111,i I , 'I I"S'• In rare'. , thy ptoymentA any part or the 1111,0 /0.01,1 or 1.11/01///, at any at the fiNSECI= LI. 1 ,, 1.1(11", are non•forfeltlng and Itum. dnktcly ladt.ptitn• Income of I!..0 , 1 OVEIL'ONE MILLION DOLLUtS. I,,tlrcre er.. Innt, , l r.r.ine .pd com pare i.ll yol:c'eb withtta•be of the • North rthtert•,•. N.D.:HORGAN, PreAltleut J. W. MERICII.L. • E. T. COOK, Geurral Ageut, PITTSIIEUIaI/ Uit.i NCH, N 0.67 Fourth street, Pittsburgh A r..r trwre a - tivy, • elclept 'men At. 11,11:1,:d...r SHEPHARD'S CRACKERS 31. t UniCTURED 317 Liberty Street, PITTSBURGH, PA SAMUEL M. rb ICKERSIIAM, Iron 313roker, 124 First Street, rrsnirliGu; rl Agvrit r.r on. i, .r('urt% li. normal:more . Duncannoo. ttantrul.e 1 .1e11.1v11. and., r .11,rarlti, Yough :alny aaal 011pliata' . C. B. Chalcoal la( Nm. 01r.i.namuto 1,11 nr.leri re•pectru II cullc J•I4,Z ••1 .1, ♦. ItC.l LS P. Y. I.IIDOILIk9 GEORGE A. KELLY & CO., Wholesale Druggists, 3 Wood Strict, OPIUM. ~f ltl,l A. 110111 or rOTAhSt. , SI. II'IIL.ILATE POT 1.1 Uri ti IN Y . ; 1111031 1 . 01 . M. , 51.1.,1. .1 4 r 1 ,1:.• F. 11E211:11, I NITHATY. 6ILV1:11, 14TANDARD 1.17 DIMEINS: Era - cull:us!! nituGsbt JAMES T. SAMPLE, OAVINO No Tint W ELL KNOWN IloEnE. ON COIL. FEDI:NAL AND ROIONnON bTH. , ALLEIJOY NI, temp on nand • Cul' monor onentdrall kinds of MILI:7 G And*bleb will Ix! sold encapnr than nu) ntber Bonne In the non neon. I'rnrrrtl linen. ~a rs i nitY Prepared by 4ni• klniaut VIERVUIII4:I ans rANCYSOAPS F 5. limn, oc3o I OUIS 13E1IGE t r • co..manurac turers ot DRAY. Ir A ND AMC I'IATit , S Warrnrorn s s 117 IlLlt Eit NIL ATRILET, becoad lilask hest [rum Broadway. NEW lk DICK the Pianos notnnfacture,l by ibis inn are en orsed by all the artists of the COUPITI for thrir powsrful, dear, brilliant stud syrnpa lh, Dr tons: airo for 1111 Ir durability slid excel lent workmanship S rsarrstsv, itotewood tls will, our ()rand Yretiel, IreptAtialt action, , ryr'd lsgt, 010.11 ds•IL and lyre, amt written grarant, , a e years, for sod $.1:4, hula awe WAIT FOIL TIFF. w Imbitatla IrOrk t, Hon. A LVX A \ iii It. t , rlt or, ttror.ll, • ntll'ed MA 111,- 1 OIL 1 4 , 111 WAlt det.r, .EN TIE STAT,s TIP—AC! NO 11 , 1 CAUSIIN AND •• tUr Otrohco , name I. •.ulletrot gliantoler tlrtt Pill, wI.I The AtonelariS of tin. I•tr on, nod &I who cierite the It. C.11.,1111. worc xtioltht %welt It. h ."' 1 - No. '. 51 r arin "' o7ttr P. rt!/. " : : ,!1 - 1 ' .!‘11:11, " tt - l ' it. ". 1'4. I.,7;iam cuowE ouorr, E.-33 bags of CilillCL RIO AND 130VILIINSIENT JAVA covyE li , twit received And tor the bag Or At rttlll. at greatly rLdueoul prices, at the tltt.rtry Store or . JOHN A. ItLNIHIAW, tarn corner Liberty awl Heed etre", JARIgn 31. BRUSH, MA:Mr/WT[7.R or Steam Rollers Oil Stills, Tauks, Sheet Iron IVorks, &c. N.. al I . l!tiNi Ps, je:ll:il.7.' VOR SALE—Second Maud • ITEANI EERIE AND BOILER. Et'Equir. W. 3. LYTLE, Nn. 91 Fit" e , r,l BAHR & MOSER, OR :7 2:1. SIVE OTOS, PPIPT ASI,O‘.I•TION som. 3 and a F. CLAIR STittrp, PITTSIICIttiII, PA. Special altuntio3 Oven to lb. arztgoint And Uul l iddpr Court, lleutta.d publle bUllalzat, a LADIES' AID GENT'S IFT.YEztp.), Ina SUMMER PRICES, -ELT IanaLERMAWS No. 75 Wood Street, I= H &TS CSYS EWE LATEST, STYLES J.ls Jaaknary 14 , 1567. GRAND OPENING OF RICKER'S SALOON, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, NG. EtU St. Clletir E3troc.t. Between Penn St. and Buspenstun Bad, I I would coerce:fully announce to my friends and the general public. that I bare leased the above douse. and I'ute:tl to 14e0D First-ClaSs Restaurant, 3hurt JOS.PRICKER. ==! LADIES• DINING 1100313 ON H'COND FLoult.. jam r 72 pIITTtiBURGH S SAVING COMPANY, OFFICE, No. 59 Fourth St. JAMS I. BENNET, President. ROBERT FINNELVice President. A. W. BELL, Sec'y and Treasurer. JAS. h BENNETT, W. W. PATRICK, Rola% R N EY, J. •D. 171-LOSiAN JNO. W. CIIAL 1 ANT. N. .1. BRILEY, W. Ti. N/MlCli. n 013.00 IRON CITY SPICE 31ILLS, FIFTH STREET EXTENSION, .Year Pennsylralata dlvenue, =I PURE SPIOES AND MUSTARD, Warrauted when our Lane Is on the Anlcir Ft'EMl GROUND CORNMEAL and RYE rt,mo w constantly on band. COMPF:E AND tiROUND NUTS ROASTED promptly. We re..pectrulr Won., , tLe public VA( we continue tl,enanufmture c.f a:I tIM 11l F. VARANT Nis 0.• or triCM.I. which we offer ul Wholmiale and Retail Ilea/erg at the !owe" market mit., •Iming 0 deal fair, We the patronage tithe Publ- Mft. J. trAXTEK, fornseri, Cup,,t,a Spire ?fill. be Mend at tie above mill at all boors to Weed to the wanta of coatome rt. CHOPPAL FEED conatautly Co band. IITRICILLEII & NOR LEDGE. 20,1:7. FOIL C 11.12191111419 PRESEIVTS New Style Ottomans, withChlntlCoVeralnsth.Of ietnn• • of ix" fltou aud Vvlvet The the tot, tluratie azilmOot elrguat artle.le Parlor Ir'p.ruiturct. To be Lobel. NaoutoctonAsnO.old only by our selves. .111 other styles or CDT TC)IICLA.MS EA On nan i. A(ou[own make. In r,:!:,:1!: 1- ,`..r,r°, or McFARLAND & COLLINS, .Nos. 71 and i3!,Flfih Street, s..t door above Dlesstch Iltalldluie, Second de:., • = WANTED—TO CONTRACT for the deity eu of truhe 75 TOlOO,OOO BUFIIELS CII.IIICOAL, Dunn, the errnteor. season. Delivery to coll .:ace let to I:4llAptil next. Apply tour adetrets MOORHEAD & CO.. 99 grater Street C=l BUSINESS :MAN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Nos, 6 and ist, Clair Street. Book-Keeping. renntaneklp and Arlitmene. time unlindt I 840 00 Arithmetic and Penmanship per quarter of three months AO 00 Bentosaship, por mouth 8 00 lot Circulars or Op.:Amens, addreas 81187 YEN. or notmerr J. F. alc , :l.Al BONDY— . BELTEW : BELTING: , LEATHER AND CUM BELTING. GUM !lONE PACKING = Ur the best quality and lowest prices, at the INDIA REDDER DEPOT, No.. _26 stud Nt. flair !Street =I FITZPATRICK & BROTHER. virtsir ME:DIU:VI GOLD PEN DIA , UFADICNE3:, 43 MARNEr 4tarTl3r4 IlDsourgh. I'ENS AND CAbEM, 554.34541 a ana144143. PIiNS - Venous out of the ell) harlot Pena to ftpalr uemu! them by wall anti promptly returned. MII4:to7.IIWP F. MIISSMANN Pittls' Street,b etereen Tunnel and (Ii atham Streets, Gunsmith aed Dealer in Hardware. Fleet goods of all dwrlptlol.a.mys on Imod and %old & 10w..1 &Was. If.pwing don ETTAC NELSON, !T b 1 Cl 2 FL. z01(.5 (116ZIAIYAN it CLAIM. .11.nuftcturen of OAS LEATHER BELTING, 3/ Ohio street, Alleglielly City Alm, full ...rm. ut of Ileltirg et 0 U. •N -1/El4-0N , o. l'lttAbuqt, rs. ur.o. U. CLAIM, burl,— of Worli•. WEST COMMON STONE WUFit y, Northerext Corner of Wes Common. ALI.OOII TT. FItELP/S. ALI VATEIt & Bate on baud or prepare un ellen notice LIZ/Orin API, !TEL . tiTONEd. FLA 43 Foil bli)C-WALKS. BREW PHI' VA.ll.l'e, de., HEAD AND Ttniti . xTOSll.t. Se.. ac. Ird — Ord ere promptly executed. 1'1110E:1E1e 4. BON •BLIC.. .91:m100 00IFING MATIEBIALS. Cement, Pitch, Felt Paraffin( rarnisli and Black Paint, ' E•nufactured sal , "" S C" , "• • any . other lam... tti. corllll7t pp , HUB- a (XL. .4. nett). harr, 14••1mn... ITIK•gr. Glpe r ilEWS FOR TILE AF PATENT MEDICINES AND DIII:108, nt low ECMM turt le. 1. Sl UO. IM :ItaV t ll 4l76lll, ' gq ' V : A"""TUf,lliortw,W. 1b.i1r.4,i:5e:... Nn 171• I• HENRY REA. Jr., No. ItS3 Lib. $1 l arret...s.poslts..reenitt street. EMMA/MS-3V , bushrle prime: !SHELLED car load.•• 110 M IbiT — lldbarrels Whlto FlIl: H0133—/D Dressed Comical; IllrbTE.K-5 barrels prime: VALi--10 barna' =I LTO N axTr.D-5o stoveana Hol -IV-V,KltO t.nr.vs, • • .1.1,1 y r. 7 71 , 0y...ct ‘lll gtv. • • N”oc t , 3(...a: it, Ution BELL lAD MUSS FOODIII, _ ESTABLISHED IA 1.32, Nos. 91 First and 70 Second Streets. PITTSBURGH. PA I=l ALL SIZES OF BELLS, From 10 to 100,000 I'oimils,. GLOBE. ANO, Sniii MIES. MITE= Stop Cockpioftgra.ss or Iron, GLACE AND CYLINDER COCKS, Alcd!lta fur all LIR dlirerent STEAM PUMPS. =I Celebrated SteanrSyphou Den'crc In U AS 2 , EA 31 acd CAS FIT -I\6S. etc. Particular alt. ntloa pald ro cri. Alt and OAS 1T"I'l.S“ In all It , oran,•are . . . . . Inn only inanufActurrra of A. rUT.TON'n NIETALI.IOI'ACKIN6 lOU STEAM CYLIA DEP,. 11.'1,31CPA I. con,a.lr a.O bawl. 1110kb.", InTN and BELL n o, to o 11.1310 d with neatno, and Alipafrb. Particu'ar‘ttenllon 1.1,1 Co !In,. F:01- hlng ln 11, ..ranches. Wt. 31,40 0un. 13 0 IIY on band all do, of Sheel.l.:4uare and I.IOUI/1/ tiyut, Cl , inn .0 , 1 Colton l'ac..lnx, Gum 11,,t tr. 311 slie, Ul, to ordt r. A. FULTON'S• SON & CO CAUSTIC SODA , Both American and English, , TINE WHITE BRANDS. For Oil Refining Purposes, Con rtantly on hand And for bale In quantltlea to Pull purchatcre, JAMES HERVEY DOBES, 2-16 Pearl sYreet, N. Y PITTSBURGH PAPYR MANE .- ACT L'ILI.Sti LUMPANY, Mane fActuters of PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS, SLlZ.ilg,,nlit.2,7ll-111WLEth1:11V: OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE.' No. 52 Third Street, Pittsburgh, Pa, VYYICEES—ACL UST II AItTJ E. Prtildant. JNVI. IL Trees'[ • • ISA-III:LI, 111 Se. rents, Dinscrons—Asigust Mini, John Atwell. u. IL Martina, John IL Livingston. John-11. Per kins. C. 11. Merrick. ta.h Paid for Paper Stock. toVa.s SKATES! SKATES! Prize Skates, Club s, SKATES FOR THE MILLION, 4Gr; ID 30 reT ‘Dlopatelk Buildlug, Fifth Strec;. 41,1 AIONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES Vaults, Fountains, Statuary, Vases, I DESIGNS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, T. BROOIVIE, = Wiles!'" ATTRACTION: GRE.IT REDUCTIO.37 CI Ra cit, C Git 131 IVOOD STREET. I=l EXTREMELY LOW PRICES They are closing out their Brock of LADIES' - FURS. J. ' . PIANOS !, PIANOS I I—An enizre •••• new rtoek of K•htAltE.h CO.'S PlAhilis. which are neer 1111, CE co L w hit AeTd E t he l h ' e rsttl mae mice t H r A m NES upYr•rti. r. renal , to wont of a Oret class Nano •re r.direetibliy invited ,•• cell and elazathe before pun:haslet, eleetrhere CHAILLOTTE BLUME, detl • bi". 43 Fifth street. AUCTION SALES CATALOGUE OF CHOICE LITw , - , EISATO It if. ELEGANT 110011 L'AwE, SATIJUGAY 11k".65. NO, January, PG, at rlr will be sold by catalogue on succubi floor of Commercial :cite. Worn, Pin nrolthneld street, a valntblx and choice Library or eliwant Hayes Letters. Theolo 1, Matra, Travels_ ano 1111131, fed Work I. cm brarlug ;tie holt boots Sr tno best auth,s;inperb editions. Included ars Burton, Cyclope dia of Wit sod Hum s , 2 vols.; Tito Sr• derails t: Pa ts , Edmund Pp: acre'. Poctleal Womb 2 vols.; Char/orbs Liiratinthts Worst. ]cols.: Book of the British Posta: Myls Coedale s Early Ertiritql kfatilivw l i en Vs vr Bible Crolv.; rice, wood's Life of Christ; Matthew Henry's Works: Mous helm's Church illetary, tbs., Ifethen-ston•a Chordh of ricotlandi A. J, Davis` Great Ilariro• ulas 4 vOl3 Perry'. Japan: Karre's Arctic Es - plot ..11001, : vol. 1.1 slogatone`s Booth Africa: . eAplorealon. from the glisslacfppl to Pacific. rns; Chamrers's Edinburgh Journal. 1 0111, MP/ 0 10W. Faitana's Middle Age, Woo I iall's Junius, 2 v01r.4 Llutort•s United States, : ruts.; licnse Cook of tho Picturesque. Ate. Atso. ono elegant Walnut Boot Cate. win Wrench Clete Glue, and:one elexabt Walnut W r ill , Catalogues 1,10.. ready, and the Books boo, view ail Saturday. laic A SIcILW.SINE. AuctiOnecr. PORTRAIT ) OIL STATUETTE, in.—SATUIL ' I.)AY RAU:NI:SU. Jaranary Mb, at ohritica, lo conittection with catalogue of Yalu.. private library. boob c•se, du catalogue bn told au original portr•it of Blythe. the late Plltsbregb Artist, Ilfe rtze. sae...tee le ollatty himself: so ....el le. Ilkenese. and the only one ex Ont. Also, two °detest Oil Palutlear, by Blythe. cabinet *lse. peculiarly interesting as Blythe, apechmens of lilt early atels. Also, four oil Landscaper and two Italian — Paintings, (nay c' `Naples' sad Island of Capri.) Also. th.lored I trawler. and darletectural Views, and ono pronto statuette. the Artist. Consen ulo Cartel, Catalogur• of sale now ready. 1.113 A. 31ci1.%%A1.NE. Auctioneer. I _EASES ME FEDERAL ST. J STOIiFS AT ALICTION.—PAILKAIPTiIIn - PAL tr.—The Leases si.ven years from April si, or the Mores erl and 91 Federal street. Ancients, sot on the promises. on Till. bl/Al - , January at 7 o'clock. Toes,. Storrs are at present. o. raided by b idder as eori,ction try and dialer rooms, are Pour stories 515 h, ate'y and substantially bath, e'ieitly located as los liners. on the 13.1111 street of the 1 1 y, facia/ railroad orp,ta, and for beauty of appear ance and adrantsgeotta buslarai pdeltlon err unsurp•aiod thine city. The sptcoil attention sal, 011105 0111 f busine..s men la rrvirsted to this Iniportai.t • . • Y. r terms sod Informetloo, Ironlre on the premises, or to A. LEt,t. A , V. p.17:11"i Auctioneer. liii:\Y AT the premlii a. on WEDNESDAY, January :3J, oimuck, the gist Belch Sous, on Margaret alley. West of Fmlerel ,triad. 1,091. yarda ahoro North Common. 3.4 by fib Hone, mintalne seven rooms, Also, on Sl,dole allot, a Brick Dwelling near to the Jamie, containing four rooms. and on no adiolnlug airy, two Frame of .onr T 04. 1, 9 rail. bacucadr. hirelwatu,SslYed,rat street. or the und, reigned will show the premises on applica tion. ' A. LtilltiATE, duet. BUSINESS CHANGES DISSOLUTION. THE COPAIITNEIRSHIP HERE tofore ilslloß hetNOVI the . ehderlipled, under the arm stmt. or D. FAWCETT .y co,. In the ••Oretenn rewer, • yeAa dt.t. ty..l by r bb lual conaeut on the twelfth lust. he hull. ne“ nr the nem u 11l be aetilml at the ittbet.,, by ISAAC BUNTON. late elem.. r the firm. who la author Ised to use the name or the firm to wind up the bualuma. s O PI tUburgh, January I JErli P. 11 A I 1P11• le h. tinting soSd our entire Bran/4,y. 31alttur tint Hop 'lnstants to Messrs. PIER. AA A ALS d CI)., we would request from our irirtida a con tinlinnee or the AO lb rally liteloittol uron us during the nutnner or years we were. In the nos iness We have no hesitation In recommend ing the new Nan. as croon their lonic tavern:nee S. She lousiness we hats no it -st ..5 but they will tustutain the exeelleure of tole alt. = nebning to tie ahovs., we w0..11,1 Inform tho pohUc that we RNLI/ el:ideals, 4t merit • contin manes of the patronage and laced by tbs. late Om of Fawcett &Co., and trom our c ps.b.ence in the can rarely say that we will beanie tw wire entire watlafastscas to t bows who mar Canoe ca with 11010 orders. fistast73 CUM. DAN !: ALS st CO. trIssuLUTION OF PARTIMISIIII I : TUE PARTNEESDIP nEne ..tof,e eNIAIng between .1(.1 .*.rii WYK.. Ll:t HIt...Ca:l.lT. NV. 1/ A.Vla. In the 1111 It..flotag Heal. etc. under the name or WORaleEtC. MYER.. CO., was thus nay alsonlred aut..- •I cur tent, ...chola Hers nattina trout salaam. The buttneas It be by Jos/Ith Ms era. Le al, Myer.. Wormer. and T. Davla, nudes the 11.6 Ulla. Cr ....M *TR. 3111.:103. a &it. JOS, p 3/ EItI. Mfr. Ll It)I • 'A'. W. DAVIS. Ii.NULO H LBZ. riTTIUL IWO, January 1, 1367.1 4.41;rUl WANTS RBI L'Ol.:j"RD & Co.. • Lozlvlll, Ky COMM ANTED, & al.l :11 1100...w0rt. Ertquiry icamel ..) at {2l 1171.t3E- ; 1!) , 9 P. , I P ),,T 0 whlch ran !, •It any inku'ln' raNake:[.;.t Zu. i, txtiti 1,, Ire. ~N onot. oli. ce ttlenl. s a vnc ‘ ; PI not tp , owc., A p y artlc'e out. . aro:Co:rang mulle, too., It MEEIII 11rI TA1 T EI.7 ‘ li T l T St1• 1 !1 ;r.an!Conmerclaloe.ate; t wrmacntaly in Julian,- re, D ,Uin g SLlt,man -1111,%.1t,r.trcp3 cor:e.ploldenc... Apph,rlth reivrence. to, er MC a: 010. ram, f.sw ulle.L, IL IL CI-.11,L1L ,orant strcei.-1. Ittsbu• g b. Pa. A GENTS TriAtiTED.—The best -,s-eLlaner Jet. A Work.of Historical Val., and Nattonra Importance. They Work on ocr N!, v • et In the fst 1. ma AN., No.V:ol. CeMSI A NOrlai. Iton. .1. T. It RADL KV. Llm LllLllnrculehml Author and tartan. In un, handsome volume! Itlustrattd. at once for tore. and terrtterk• Address. • A. L.. TAI.Ct.TT, I Ittsburiro.Pa.. GENTS WANTED Rl' THE }AMEN., ISEWINii MACHINE CMIVAINY to Ftll tLeir NEW $23 .ILAVH IN E. Will sow fro." ti , sor popet.. !way, Heater cloth or I abler withat-t ot [(ed. ntetlle Or to h w c. pre,,n, foot awl newly deslkrnr.l.foor-tmolloara orltrna, Adores, enelo,tu- elan.p. .. H Co., 1.1 11(111,treet, iSt-conol Floor. ,t,,, - l'lttsburgh. ra. A GETS 'WANTED TO SELL d.•• Coe CHILDREN'S AL BCH, or ..ICTURES AND STORIE, ti Otten and compile., to - Fey. ASA BULLAnD. Th e lb.ok coral•ns a Steel I'urlao. or the author. our, tins one hundred Wctnrce, nod I. ly printed au d bound, And mast rdcno.• ail tb.•• eblldnen. Addros, • W. J. IIObLAND A CO.. u.. Third street.. .1,1•,•1 n Pittsburgh, Pa. WANT ED.—, AGENTS.— MALE nod FEMALE—In ovt ry on of Western 1•01v0..”,ar41.1. borne due ueo . Steel Lugrailogs, •I•i:al'i A V VALLI.:f IREMBOMMIXECIM . 11031 F. AT Sl'ivlN( . : Ftr.ta),. • Eltbrr the month or lit - c0,m0..• Rm. rut. lor nII i.rtleulars ap- Dit In per.on, or add YA I A CO.. nO2 43 Fillb en. lt. NOTICES Nll'itliet, , .—The Annual Meet. Y ! ' ?? e : NCL~l'v EL' OIL Tel e hld Y. tor - the {etrelon ''' . uire,torg, n, tho transaelva of Mi.:taut Other very JASIES 1,. CA.' ttcnLnrysOCl Pt...llft, 1= niviuExn. Ott it. Cy nry Tht Of I , :rtcturn I. l lll uA .eF ~ _tn{ , a th .1, lt dot , nred 11..111-1.1k.u.1u! . "11 ell.l It Y. cat " '."ftt:.rronitt!lo(h the last sIA nth, lozynt on m i, :r7l „.mt.ry. M . 1. .1 Orrll.. 01,111: PlTtellyttott (las I.7OIIrANT. January 111 h. ter% nITIDEND NOTICE—The Trus ..-"ICVS or THE VITT:ISt:MaI GAS , 03trAN hare this .1s) d at Ishlettrl at the Car,ttal lock of TllO 1/lll.L.Alth II Y I'ENTS fer share, out of 110, prunta of the last ale month, Payable 'untie.), at the t tUte ox the 1-0131panY. W. 11. .11cf:I.K.LLA.N1,. J.LIS:r7U Treasur,r. DIVIDEND IVOTICE.—The Di. ,tore of the PACIVIC A.NO AT I.NN TO, PkLk:GRAPH COMPANY Dr TOE UNITED Lave Olt ....y t.1.re..1 a dividend Out t4:e. earnlng, of the Notion,ahea Val ey ‘14,. fur I- a four in-Slit from A u• 011,1 Ito Alt ',lntl, rl, at the 1.15 or EN l'Elt Cr-Si. per au 4,1 tos Mara nt Cad Ma, TAX. pa.7ali.e lurthwl.ll to the holder, of then!. et ot the ]innnzahrla Valey Tenwsph Company. ED W.A JAY SLT.E.N. NOTIOL. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stotkhohtera of the. err TOE ANI. WEST Eintli I . E.Trof,E.IIII 1:O., will be Lein at the urn, of ROBERT ROMS, 93 Dia 000n.1 ,trro t. on TUESDAY. January =A, IS ;, ,1./01 . 10Ck A. M. WiLLIA// F. EMI It. r Score•ary. NOTICE. T IIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Sto,holder, of the 1.11`11:n NAN ANi Ilk NI , IIIIIIS !Nu "11 , 3tING t`ETIN !LEVI! 1 4 .11- PANY, wlil he had at the oftta of NoßEltt Dlaroothl :.tr , el. on 11:ESL/AY, Jan. aary at 10 o'clock •. Y. 0 20831 FITT:LC.Ia FT. Wager .1 ClllOlOO R. W. Co I I) 11 r. of the Setreteir, PlTTsitreOlt, r.t.; Der. tit. fiat:. THE BOARD OF DI R ECTORS have this don dseittred a reoglar dividend of 2's l'E CENT. fre of tiovrnmen too, on Ittnir Capital lt Steel:, e and semi. e ..nal t ill,i.lend ..of 3's rEit CENT., lett Royer' meat Vv.,. the 'l had Mortgage Bonds payable'. at after the tote of Jaattsry. iiii, at 2 the othee •• n .t. r if r olow, Lanier Co.. 22 and 2 Pine I tryst. to these registered at N. w 1 ore, and at the Quire of Lice Treat orer, to those registered at Vitto , trgit• 211 e transfer Books will close on the "ASOth day of Derenaber. at 2 o'clont, r. N. and vial te-ntwn on the 17th day ofJahuary. 1'67. isatrei Y. M. II UTLIIIN:ON, arerstary. 1.2 . 1 . 11. r. Or A LtroltraY V.ittor R. It..cs., y pirr,u,..l..u. J•nuarT ill, lin.. ( NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF. ..L• FIRST MORTGAUE FONDS OF TH it .al.- ' LtriiiihNl VALLE] It.alLitt.,D .7. SWART. —The A lieght ny Vaticy Railroad L.. anY hug by give notice that they will retieniz the The First 2l(or tg . aue Bonds of ( he Co: 1 - Within two }Tun !ham this datft, ty, aecnrdanco with the pros tatone of the mortgage glean to et - core the pa 'mint 'lt 50 , t1 bowie. By <trent of tha Hoed of nlnnart.rt. Ja3tri;i WILLIAM rnesldent. STATEMENT OF TILE CONDI PI t lU+ OYTHc ertTnlllillit:ll-11ANIL FOE 32.11 N tin, ireeetultur ;tint, It.: 121EMEM =BM Due Dei - o;DoVer.: Counugeut Fund AS.SETI‘. 5 0 to D. E. .11ch1NLET. Trtasurer. Road% I! urt.gcb 11111 s ItecOval,le... Flzture• C. 1.1 The un , fer,IKIIVO, Auditing Committee re pect fully repot t t bat they hue examtued the ttook. and Assets ..f the Lank nod end the above etate-, meta to be comet. JOIhN CCoTT. 0. FOLLANSBEE. ItOBEICr C, SCUM EUTZ. rtzm BANKS' ANIi BANKERS. CtililNG N. HOLMES & SONS, 3B _A. 3Er..M 3EL S, _ No. 57 Smithfield Street, iirTr-nuutol. Deposi to Iceelved in Par Fun,la and Ctrrency. Co!le Coa. made an all pd.% aL ;oluta ;AC Use L:Lritct , :nat. Lod Canada.. • Stocks, Bonds and Other Securities BO&GET ASD BOLD ON COM9IBSION Particular , ttleutlou eale to tLe purcLate and sale of U. S. Seeltrities, luchurnd U. tl. Sixes of 15,1; do. do. s.tdi; AD Fives or R.fos: do. eartttleates of Inlet...toe. Urdtrs‘ud Vonchcre Do, gilt or euller.d. Jnuat pITTSBURGII SANK FOR SAVINGS, remedy the DIME SAVINOS INSTITUTION 67 Fourth Street, 3iettrly Opposite Bank of Pitt...burgh CHABTEP.ED 1N.1863. orEN 44AISX In.rn 0 to ...41NLSDAY AND BATI"I4DAY Ll* e nol on from Nlse Ist 14 Norrntbor lot. 7 toot...lurk. and rrom Nor. tuber lot to Clay 1.4, to s Batik, of Ity-Leer, S r., forni:h...l at tl,e rtfieo 'Dills Institution ....pee Lally 4411.. r tpthore ram:tn.:4 sre tho ooportMlity to acoot.. runlate. I.y sma r epomlt, 0ae11y.5.1T...1, a Ina bled rusourre when h....1e aot !war tlike' intmer.t lortract of retnalateg unt.ro4 octive. cketroa. of Attaan.ca.r,^orsi: • • rn4.4146,.r. GEOlttiE A.. 14 1:10:1 - . • tt N. 11. DART-I:UN, Jl3l ES PAIII4. Jll. on. 'r.LT.4 TILZA•VH.:: IS. E. A. PLEAD LE.O, WM. K. tilN It' li, A. r‘. 11E4.4. Y. 114 I 1 L. .1 N... 8. 11l LWOIITII .144,11 VA 1.11.,441.r, 6 VOL!. ANS oLE.JOHN SI:0 .1.A9. L. ItAII4AI. I It. C. Ki'D3lEttr/. CD1:1,0Pr11-.14 -SOUL A. 'mt:4;bl,l FOR RENT FOR RENA ILJRGE 11.00:11, In badk bantling of GAZEITE. Yoe partlen•' In..atnt at Jatnrll7 GAZILTTE t`ol:laTlN't:•rt.a7ll' ,, TO LET', The Warehouse, 2 Weod Si., r A. EVAN:N - 1" ,%. /or Novo oocuplod furtbor 112:ormaclon.,t1 c to r.N N ,,, WILLI .31 No. 21 Ny00.15tr0.,!.t.,131.,....r.. OEM MIESOI 51'011E ROOM :CO. GO MARKET STI:r.i..T; E 00.1.16 SUITABLE F 01 C5TN 1 :1.1.:1;7:1;1,: b&LKS 110011, SECOND FLOOR V/ 5?) STREET; OF/10E. VN MED AND !URN E.t J. M. AD'y al La.. U l / 2 Grant = on ABLE. CHIP RUSTIC receiv d and Ivr ;air by bEllittill A. ILELLY A al. aclt Wtddosido Drusatsid. Z' wood 1111114 .t. 31 &I fhi,fil:l ' AS ,=7,
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