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It ra gimp, oncompstent authority,
that a stry Interesting report wi ll
ebart
iy be made try the agent of the Treasury '
Department, showing extraordiniry cor
ruption in the collection of the internal
revenue in Allegheny esuraS.
thorough Insestigation IT • Congres
sional COMMitita will ensue. Tbi nen
implicates may u well put their kitties
in the best enter tit" CAA.
Bows Werra alto we nide some ra.
ilections upon the course of Mr. Blanton
In the Wer Department touching the
great mtmee rey between the President
and the, *publican party. Frjenda 'or
that genUeraan, ,P 8 "is c harged us
with unfairimosjf.not with censorious.
tali. -worst las read and consideied
th e me ssgs' of the,. President to the
sows & millet las reasons for rum ,
leg Xr..lltaton, or even a' tolerable
that aeusita, =not fall to
nee t ut ow judgment in the premises
sou g uwili correct, and that, had we
made Gm Strictures still harsher than
we did, thp Dicta ae new disclosed would
• hne eberidantly justified the criticism;
TAXING YEN'S . NESTS.
„ .ylgue are hundreds of things raised
or grown and consumed ma a farm or
o. o ,rigion of which no account is taken
t h a t sgiong to the expensive necessaries
oft eklien's table. The eggs, the milk,
t h e pater, the roots sad fruits, the cost
eat up.the poor clerk's income,
g 0 unacceturted for in he i rstcountry
mea's calculations, and t vested cap
ita, represented by valuable real estate,
MOW untouched. Why, m devising I
menu for the support of the avian
guKA' is this fruitful solace of revenue
cmtikoked and all the burthen of taxa
tion thrown upon the labor of the coma-
try?"--.Dfirark.
Won a list analysis, manufactured
goods, of alniest all descriptions, are re
solved into agricultural products. Take
slim of iron for. instants; compute Cie
coil mill= need in nuking it, as
they exist in the_ natural state, embow.
again the earth; consider bywhat pro.
COM these `rawmaterials have been
marafermed by labor into the Merchant
side bar; consider, moreover, how large
a proportion of the avails of this labor
has been necessarily expended for food
and clOthing; and it will be seen that
iron is mainly farm produce transmuted
by the alchemy of toil. The same prin
ciple holds equally true in respect to
most aorta of maaufactured articles.
Hence,' to tax food is indrrectly_
to tax manufactures. If "eggs,
milk; bitter, roots and frulla,”
&mild be laid under contribution to Cf.
ford income to Atia national trasairry,
this - would be equivalent to increased
excise duties on manufactures. The
more It meta , to Hve,'She higher must be
the mime received by laborers in all de
, partments of industry; and the dearer
„must the. manufactured goods become
to all consumer. ' . • "
Instes4 or Increasing the number of
articles subject to taxation, as our con•
untipontry proposes, by spying fats
ken's nuts, potato bins and currant
bashes, the true policy runs in exactly
- the opposite direction. It is most de
ticable to reduce the number of things
liable to. excise; to select inch as enter
'lnto general consumption and mainly as
luxuries rather thee as necessaries; thus
lightening burdens, avoiding espionage
as far se possible Pito the affairs of indi
viduals, and lessening the cost or assert
tog and collecting the • governitental
In this 'direction, in obedience to the
Popular demand, and in umerdance with
the requirement of sound political coon.
°ley. the governuteat is tending. In
this way it will keep on, relining one
branch of business after another u faat
as espellence shell decide to be przlemt,
until the Vessury shall be supplied froisr
not to euied ten or 's dozen different
entreat.
NEW XE.ILICO.,
Tits territory was acquired from Max
ice at the -termination of our late war
with that country, not so much by con
quesf as by . purchase. By the treaty of
Ganisloupe Hidalgo, in.-18t?, the Be
public of - Mexico quitted all Clem to
Texas, and likewise ceded to the 'United
Bulb California, together with what
are now irixoos, Nexada and Utah,
mat of Colorado, and all of New Mexi
co, teethe .oansitierstion of fifteen , mil
lions of dohs: . Bttbsequently a: More
southern strip of territory, embracing tie
valley of the Gila, (pronounced in that
country MAO was acquired. This
last is known as the "Gadsden Purchase."
Originally New Mexico embraced a
much larger territory than is now found
In its territorial limits as flied by Con
'tes. Arizona, at the time of the pnr
_ chase, was not a• separate suet distinct
territory. Ita area •Is 191,201 Kure .
miles, nearly three times that of Pena
sylianbt. Its northern boundary to thi
87th parallel. Ito ' extent 'east and west
,reaches from longitude 104 degrees to
309 degrees. About. one-third of tlu
territory, in the north and riortheut, is
extremely mountainous; along the east
ern border, extending the entire length
from north to south; is a plain, comet
with pen, nearly destitute of timber,
which is one of the Dian grazing coun
tries in the world. The remainder of
the territory, eineprishig probably one•
half, lying south of the penal of Santa
Fe, is a region of: scattered and Irregular
• mountain ranges and peaks, and fertile
,valleys, which, .when irrigated, are ex.
tremely productive. 'lieistratins, which
'generally fame .from mountains, are
cripions . and permanent' All kinds of
grain and vegetables are grown with
great success and certainty, as, under •
well regulated system of irrigation, fail
ure from - drought)" impossible.
The Bosky' Mountain range Appears to
terminate about tie latitude of Sint& Fe,
between the 115th and Bath parallelenot
by linking toe valley, but by spreading
cult Into an Unmans° plates; extending
from the eastern border of New 'Mexico
to beyond the noddle of Arizona,'
through eight or nine degrees of longi
tude, and southward far into Mateo
proper. It is in this elevated region
that the irregular mountains and fertile
valleys Just' spoken of are foiltd. The
elevation of thit plateau in the central
portion of New Meiacts tangei;„frote
5,000 to 9,500 feet above the level of the
sea; but, being so far. South, the climate
plessant and salubrious. The min
.., tern are short. 81tOw fiats,' but rarely
lies more than a dayor two. Cattle rub
: slat In the pastures all whiter, and are in
as flue condition In the spring as at any
other time. The dryads of the climate
and the purity of the atmosphere render
' New Mexico one of the best countries
in the world far 'heap. Million, are
reared there now, and wool is ono of the
principal staples; but wore there meant
to transport wool to market at reason
. able charge; the business of .wool grow=
Lag could and would be indefinitely, la
crenad• '
All who have written of the resources
of New Mexico speak in strong term& of
its eicellence as a wine predudug
glen. The rine flourishes as in South
ern California, and the fruit is said to be
equally rich. This is especially true of
the valley of, the Rio Grande from Albu- ,
querque down, a distance of more than
two hundred miles.
ThO system of Irrigation is extensively
• practical In New Mexico. The water of
are= it raised^ by s dam to the ri
„ glared height, and Mauled of on o level
•
along the highest pirt of the ground to
be irrigated, jut is water is Often led to
• milLwhetfle in this country. - The Span.
lab ar provincial term. for: this kind of
artificial watercourse is assindrs, ..The
FriglisliSpeaking portion of the popnla=
tion call them -iirkiti; From these
iloakirn” email streams of water. we
,
dravre at proper points, arid led by
plough-fermws all over the field". Tke
Idealca& realdaata are said to have great
skill In this operation of leading water
over the Mud. Where ,the ground sup.
plied by one of these asepaal belongs to
a single proprietor be manages it as he
Plesseav but wherd—as la often the ease
—lt le the joint property of a community,
and perhaps miles in length. an °Meer.
called a water-master, is chosen, whose
duty it Is to deal the water out as fairly
at he COX to tko several estates. Laad
treated I. title way is said to be wonder
fully productive, even under the most
tide and primitive gate= of tllhife•
We have talked with men reared in this
State, who declared that they preferred
Irrigation to the, rates upon which we
rely. Of course the uplands cannot be
so treated; they are therefore neeessarily
devoted solely to , pastoral agriculture.
Now M.exicci raises a surplus of wheat.
Sven Denver, la Its earlier days, was I
- supplied in part with flour of very sugm
riot quality from New Mexican mills.
There is min enough in New MeXiCO for
the natural grasses, which are luxuriant
and •wonderiully nutritve, and for the
extensive forests Wiliamlethe the mods
lain Mopes. •
Net, after all, the great nine of New .
Neraco is In .its mines. The exploring
rind surveying patties sent oni during
the present year; by the Valois Pacific
Railway Company, 'Eutern
under tbe direction of sentletrien
large and naiad intelligence and of
great probity--md who have bean gen
erously seconded to their efforts by the
authorities - of that remote di
vision of the eervice—have discovered,
and traced for many miles, Immense de
posits et mineral coal. The veins nage
Isom eight to fourteen, and even sixtem
feet, in thickness, and show themselves
insanity places from theliston Mountain,
in the northern part of the territory, to
the Rim Sinade, seventy miles southwest
of Banta Fe, and CM beyond that river,
lantana of more than one hundred and
.
Arty nines. At Piaster Mountain, Crain
Awenty-five to thirty mileaseuth of Banta
Pe, a heavy vein of genuine antlitheite
coal exists, but ill extent has not been
ascertained.' In its glossy blackness.
Its fracture, and its combustion it is not
distinguishable from the. Pennsylvania
variety, but fts specific gravity is some.
what lass. Dr. .Tonn L. Ls Ocerri, the
geologist of the party, sent some fins
specimens of this and other coals of thit
'region to at. Louis and Phlladelplila,
Hebelleves that this coal Was originally
.the same as that found in the other
calities; and that it was changed into
antkricite by the beat and pressure of a
vast overflew of-volcanic matter; and
thtl therefore the anthracite coal is con
fined to the district thus overflowed. Ma
sent liOObIIODJI of this overlying volcan
ic matter. It is not properly lam. but
The other tools of this region are nn.
Ufa the bituminous coals found. east of
the illuisaippL That toned ..ht 'the
Raton moultais" and its slopes belong,'
to the uiriLsry . period; while that roped
neater the Rio. Greed° I, of the creta
clout. But In. their coastituent proper
ties they do not differ materially from
each other. They are not bituminous;
yet, when. IBM Ignited, they viva oat a
bright flame; but greatly less smoke
than the bituminous varieties. They .
yield
Yield a good per coinage of gas—only a
little less than the Pittsburgh coal ; yet
they do not melt and form coke like the
latter.;. They resemble the best of the
German eerie, but are better, having
more Load carioca ani less earthy matter.
These coals wduid probably *newer well
for the smelting of iron; toad, es toriltre
cite aid ormi-bitemisous as, in a raw
state. this 'should be so, It is of vast
national isepertance, for imnieasarable
quantities of lieu ores, of different '
etlei—especially hematite and black sad
brown oxide, much of which is msg
. attic-4re feendininimediate contiguity
with the coal, and loth sling the lies of
the Llama Pullin Railway, Easters
Extensive deposits - of this same vari
ety of coal exist in the neighborhood Of
Denver. We have examlsed Serena
Ina 'moistens from there. some of which
were takes from • horizontal vela 11
feet thick, sad one from a vertical vein
said tab. 10 feet thick. Oa the Rae of
the Denver breach .of the 11. P. Rail
way, B. D., (the 'noses road,) there
are exteasive deposits of coal ; and it is
reported that Cheyenne City, the present
terminus of the 11. P. R. B. of the Platte,
stands bs the midst of an extensive coal
We havespeken briefly of the iron
mina of - New Ilisico. They are prac.,
tinily Inexhaustible and very rich.. We
have teen many specimens, all very
gcsd. . Ose was almost identical . with
the ore of Pilot Snob is Missouri.. The
magnetic ma etrungly resembled' the
ore of Iron Mountain in Mbusanith The
specimens of hematite ore were equal in
appearance to any we ever saw. When
that great railroad, now so rapidly ad
'yandsg up the Valley of the Kansas,
shall.reach those rabies, this is the first
great interest that ought to be devil
oped. That country, although it his a
very considerable population, hat stnig.
glad along so far. slmost without iron,
owing to; the enormous cost of transpor7
Pala frem -"the States"—twelve to sir.
teen oats per -pound.. Of course, in
;suck a country, under thelmpalic given
by the incoming of a great railroad,
.ti
highly rempnerative =erica' Sebald be
found at once for an immense amount of
iron. Indeed -tare -is a* reason why
the rafts to ceitinue that road from the
Rio Grande to lan' Francisco, and for
its numerous far.reackbig branches,
might not be manufactured In .New
Mains There is no lack of labor aid
provisloius . Gen. Wig J. Pugsn,:Pho
has the direction of those exploring and
surveying parties, expreseed the tipthion,
tirai, other things being equal, be catild
build a railroad through New Mezioo at
less coat that through KUM; and if a
railroad s cald be built on such favorable
terms, whi could not - Toile be maufac.
trued? •s matter Is certainly worthy
of the arkf a
tion our enterprising cap.
Pallet/.
Tl he
. .
Next to, coal and iron, the copper
;keg of Nevi/le:ice are important and'
valuable, 1 A very iatelligent citizen of
that Territory. who has himself no per
sonal interest in the matter, aspired us,
is aeswar' to our inquiries, that millions
of one of copper ore, rich enough I. bear
transportation by rail I. Boston at a
profit, wild be naiad right along the
MU of Union Pacific Railway, R. D.,
irl New Xezico. , -,The adjoining terri..:
tery of krLsons is far famed u a great
copper repair . but the ore of which that
gentlemen sPoke was found in New .
Mexico, chiefly Put of the Rio Grande.
Indeed it-abounds In almost every part
of the Territory. But it will not be ne
cessary to carry that copper ore to Boa; ,
ton, nor to the Mbitd, Wool, nor out of '
the Unitary, I. convert it into copper
ready for the merchant. If it could be
carried ai ore teßesten at a profit, it
can, as pare copper, - be carried to all
tkeiairkets of the world eta still better
' profit.i •
Lead Ores abound In New Mexico,
oftith *'rich csadrinatien with silver.
We saw same fine specimens of argenti
farms gains; tut our information, on
that subject Is not such as to warrant
Our speaking . in other than general
terms. Silver ores, not in combination
with lead, are found ti many irmalities,
and gold/burin; quartz exists in nearly
all the mountains. The • "Planter
inines." few, miles southwest of Banta
Fei, are at preseaworked with istlslac
tory'resilla ---
I But to develop paperly the wealth of
tbesterritory in ita capper, lead, silver
and gold, and ailed la its agricultand and
pagtothllathsbillties, requires &star all
slaw Alerelopemeat et its wealth in
iron.' "lOor lack of that article of prima
necessity, all the mining that has been
dole in the far west territories of our
country has been an up bill business,
and often a disastrous ens to the parties
engaged In It. Such operations require
large quantities of iron in many forms
and condibens; and the capitalists who
shall go in and develop that interest will
make more money and do more good to
the country than those who, at four-told
Prices, are trying to amain fortunes out
of what are called the "predons met.
If Congress shall, at its present sea
aim enact thatUds great road, of which
we have ken inddentally speaking,
shall be pusbed on from Kastas,thmagh
the southeastern corner ofColorado (and
the but corner) into Neve Mexico, on
its way to San Francisco, then the sari•
cos and incalculable wealth of that mag
nificent territory will be made available
by being made accessible. It is 'simply
out of the question that it can be made
ssallable in any other way. We have
now had possession of that country for
about twenty yeare;tnt we hardly new .
anything Shout it until now, and rarely
thought of it. Of course a road connect
ing such a Country as that with the great
Unseal' railway east of the Missouri will
be profitable, selfeustalning, and will
impose no burden upon the national
treasury; while the opening up of each
a region to the enterprise of our pimple
will greatly strengthen the sesame:mit
to bear the burden■ it - now has. Bold
enterprise and trite monemy are in this
case coincident.
Fashions lllambing's.. in Navel . He
- With JaneXyro began the reign of the
ugly hero. `Previously all the charmers
of besets, all the doers of doughty deeds,
Mirka interesting criminal; had been
handsome--either with the kind of beau-
..... .
ty which was known .as "Saxon" and
" urley," or with the dark, dangerous,
insinuating kind of personal appearsnoe
which came in with the Corsair. But
Jane Eyre changed all this; and rugged
features, granite foreheads, harsh mora i ,
endowed with a oontralictory power o
sin ning in the sweetest and moo; expres
sive way, became ail the fashion. Ugly
little governesses, With mutinous opin
ions -upon religion, and prodigiously
pas - lonate riannw, which they avowal
with chaining frankness, had their tarn
alto; but lam not dealing with the ladles
how. The young women who "adored"
Miss Bronte'l hero werevarymuch more
I BkelY to encounter in real life men who
combined the characteristics of that type,
I than
and
who united those of the *plea
' did and sentimental sinners of th e Bul
ovarian period. "Very few men aro ex
quialtely handsome and relined, nobly
gifted in Intellect, and testa, and actively
criminal , but a man like Rochester, who
is at once ugly, brutal In manners,
coarsely swag and utterly without I
honor or morals, In short, florally wick- I
ed, is not at all an uncommon eombina
fan. It is pleasant to know that is real
life such a man would not be generally
captivating, except to such a woman sa
Jane Byre. The Ilochater type was
"quite the rage," in books at least. I
remember one patllcularly ardent !mita- I
tor endowed her hero with a humpback.
Fortunately, such enthosiaam, like that
of Mr. Vincent Crummies' friend, who
'blacked himself all over loonier to play
Othello," was not contagious. Since then
the fashion In lames has varied very
much. You have bad this biz strong
hero, Who knocks down ederybody of
the male sex who happens to be obnox
ious to him for any reason or for none,
but always had a female brodsgesin
(French words are so impressive in er
rata of the heart or the toilet, and cepa
chilly of a combination of both!) firmly
fixed upon his more or less Ant:thous- I
like neck, beneath which be writhes in
- fierce contortions of sentiment and tail
talking.
Thia is the hero who rides with the
skill and daring of all the American In-
Wan tribes combined, speaks any num
ber of languages of width the chronicler
'of his greatness knows a couple of sex
minces, or even a popular oath or two;
is grandly skeptical, colossally nothni -
cal, a dead-shot,-and a ecornfill bully,
and who meets with every kbadot &dren•
tura except marriage, from which incli
nation preserves or accident rescues him. I
This creature was very
as popular, and is
still accepted by certain readers all a
man ought to be, a being unequalled In
valor and - cynicism—a quallky, by the
by, more detestable than words can de
scribe in real life, but eagerly admired
in "realistle" noyels; and girls like yon,l
my dear niece, think how bleaW" a
lot it would be to have such sublime tw
inge for their lovers. 'Well, I don't say
anything about that, bat I am very
thankful that you are not going to have
One of them for &husband. Sirarnaby
may be a wawa, and In some respects
think he is; but halm not a biasphemotts
raMau in • cavalry uniform, or mufti by
Poole.. There was the rollicking hero;
but he is quite out of date, and I don't
think you could ' ova have admired hi= I
He did not "take" In sodety—as a type,
I mean; be was toe ninth Marna& ; not I
after. the Kingsleyan fashion, but. In
&musing himself. He laid almeelf open
to a suspicion that he was not quite well
bred—a little Irish, in fact, and his Bar
num found that out, and changed his
spots immediately, The bounding leop
ard of the jangle has become the sleek
brindled tame cat of the viceregal court
and diplomatic circles. In his Oriel:xi
(the Charles O'Malley. and Tom Burke)
condition, he was, an absurd type
enough, a n not an unwholesome oue,
and there were something honestly at
tractive in his animal spirits and his love-
making. I liked him well enough my-
self at one time, and I am rather sorry to
think that you °add not possibly like
him. And yon could not,my dear niece;
your pica' that the heroes of modern
novels are "fine fellows after all" la a
'proof of that to me.-11naley's Magazine.
- -
I—On Thursday evening last the house
of John Brown, In Canton, Columbia 1
county, N. Y.,was burned, and a daugh
ter
of Brown, aged twelve years, per
ished in the flames. The laths: and atop
mother of the girl were not seen on the
promises during the tiro, and her dead
body was found to the pentry,wtth such
-marks of violelles upon it as to giverise
to the suspicion that she bad boon mur
dered. The man and woman were found
at Chatham Four Corners on Friday
morning. When informed of the occur
rence, the woman manifested the most
stolid Indifference, while the fatherword
into a terrible fit, which a physic= pro• .
nouncada sham. Thir.'partics were ar
rested, and as great was the excitement
at Canton that they were for a Limo In
&agar of personal violence. They are
are now In jail at Hodson.
—The rinderpest hut been maktag
great devastation among the cattle in the
neighborhmal of Oopein, in Slim's, and
still more in the circle of Itatibor.tar
the Austrian frontier. Many hundred i
animals have either died of the com
plaint or have been destroyed on sus
picion of their having become infected
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DI. EMI% CONRILTATION 077101.
for Lau isammuislou, No. 1o FUR R.
PITTSBDII,GII. DAILY GAZETTE
1786 . PIIOSPECTIM. 1868.
TEE PITTSBEIBH DIEETIV
The largest daily paper in the State of
Painety/oania, enters the 82nd year of its
acialenee with increased facilities for dis
seminating the current news of the day,
End for rendering good pot lc* service
n the important Presidential Cancan- rlf
Thafortheowiing session of COngress
promises to prove one of the moat import
ant held sixths the formation of the Goo
'Mime, and the preexisting: will be =s
lowly watched by the intelligent masses.
In Mew of the deep interest centered in the
proceedings, the proprietors of the GA
ELT= hare made arrangements for
daily *matches and letters during the
session, from a highly intelligent corre
*pone*, who enjoys as confidence and
friendship of the tending members qf
,the
Sande and House, the heads of the sari
-one Demartments. and the tead#6/
eievtie 'oho feevamt Washington, So that
readers can depend on receleing the first;
fullest and most rediabla intelligenoe
as seat of annonsnent. .
proessodblgh *of the_lamb Zegiiks—
tem at its Jartha nning taaaton, SOO caw
prove interesting, inanities as many qua.
Myna of impeitanoo will cone up for
tegisketion. r'ke GAZETTEIoaI keep at
the State Ghpital,doinp the miresession,
an intelksint end PON arerospondent,
who mill promptly report thoprooaldings
by snail and terepreph,
It it tits only pobatesi Ouargla of Ma
burgh tehichfaiWuny ratleda and steadily
advocator the principles add by the
Republican POOP, and ilstorPriteol/ a
Loyal Control& •
ralaterasetar aa Saae
aida at assla• 414/.. par swam. rPtM Sty prim
Ur 41.4 ada, lay sham.Oa kr
". awarpaper ta OmorniumatL
WW. A. .app
ernotlia.a. PM Mil •Aaresar af it.
OM..t salaam all/ ell yastatally.. aad all
V. pal to aaparcasao•KlUaharlynly
Da anty dtpasramal sill id M. Wee di
1A14., sad ta saaanual
alit (.11"U p . all rlha trasasetta.
away a/ site Co. al" .Chlaallif
at lg.; sad mat... Tar faiO4/81 . 211.
11eN rapytdara al UP. ' Pa ,
ad
sad amsamml. maapaper.
- Ample Palk. mama far marld vv
yaktal sia id .0/ MIN la TM.a apes al
~TTp gaelatla. Jr ma 1141.0-
Norm rola progacts, ongt/a, alvaloilp
patll.4 pram aaaai sew. asi to ftZ sad '
eta! raportars.
MK.. saw la so MANI WU dam sad
prow ava7 fatansatosjamlwa VI. auxin%
Phoulaa.lal awe dapartarrathai lam aka.
(a akar. of am all. ayaaaaparlaulat l.al_. who
WU muter 11.41 e as attn.. mat WV. *P.
einairta bazars, stela. mad laaf.s• au. pas-
rdleaci Oparlrott WIZ nail's 064
gt.. a.. to ANlAerkwee. end lOW Ibusermlaagod
ra fa b. 'karts, owl notable ta imidulon of sit
ratriessestmodselesw
214 agrtrattonst. art, Maw, ytorary, pop ,
anal .4 siker Us.ser real
vosiNsetet la a mouser. Wit prow satto•
'aeon/ to Ns POIN4r. .
TIMMS 07 CM DALLT 114112111%
Iti Nosthe 4.110.
, LPL
Dativera is .1.414k0np14 Aike11.1.54.480 1 4
attesent Nereso.ll4 pm. UAW. A•P wok spats
=I
fillMl7l Nu boob .obbsobboe
to tbs oases etas oaths Data, awl to smooths /ar
r.& choosiest mut bootemity finotty +oo.oboo
lathe Slats. it Monad tt to Oa boo. e
row"websoits ad trartuso mem II eves
meek ob;ga foots ..Nd ntioneit *forme emu el
tete/mph mot teal, 04 tautly obtUrtoto of Us
Stony. sad a *Woo *Mottos af Ittsrasy sod We
sonSe Um. troika , vtgli ootrythtsy ihayortyst
pootabottoo bottle twit of pattiar. At arrimi
tura I eatimangli hi algal /lb rook a bummer ea
rte Oat. ~.t betth tar fysybor 'rad peteser.
ra,.rt.t..sorts of Us AIM Y GAS/rill
on by mamas osewsot issitednotodroi to be Ues
standard ostbortly 11trioth Nowt sa4
6161 i 04.14.111 i etnt..M Antos Noss"
omega: Sestsreb OW mot waters "'treats aro
gMEIMEMEi
.susty. u strews ts tosuotasl Wein, t. 4.
uvulae as rsUots plus is Us surleils st
u_. of Ms Suisse treuesNuts aturds.
Ms Apute lOU fuss u ti uttfass op nub
SUSI al eus, awl sut anima. Mgr mutat um
I.
mars, .2 PO ill 6.1•1•181 Of Me
useless semsLioadlurtut ea weirs....lo:
gates* to clubs ors is ousts Maus Nis,st sm.
ly .ens. Peaussistssi sM ilbsUsrgo sn rt.
liiFESEMM
ar " • "" 16
Chao of 11.1.
—end v. is tb raw sp W OW/.
Va. Poe es*** me* , k/ take Doi hr
Spahr. adieu** , I******
PEIIOIIII. ZERD i 00.
p - ,i rI
Ii Cautryjaperima Wastaiwa renalitnals.
..Cagtera Olds as 4 Wutzra {Vents ns9ll.lllsg
dm &bay. 11*dt MSC= .I.ltioll WNW.
ealtWipi olks. rear% osasage ritetbs MILT
NEW ADVEBTIB -4 ,~:
~`~-~' ~n
.0 alsrpqpra ftreseheri Or thiUMI Maur
WESTERN DISTRICT OF
PSNDATLVADIA. AO.
At Pltutrarge.tbe ICA day of Macaw. A.D.
Ir;.,=11:7:4:- . "7.413.1.11'1061?-
LIU, at elitabatal,. IS Casall of Alla•
gam., sad atataad - Peaarylvaala, idtbla Old
Moran. arta, bas Inca atipaagral laultraut
Broe at. ewe yttipaa. h taa 055111 e,
aal nutria. Junis o f /MULCT. 5.41001,
itate:tia AtVir at Law. ND
'W IS II TO ORE NOTICE that
.11. on th•Htn dun GI Dennaten, a. D. ia7 ■
W•rnal , Bannnuneylnis Insnool waist Me
1141TAIIII. eV sTZPU K. EAIL
Of &Deem') City. la ibe Ninety at A Ilealkenl.
and ems or Pesserlynale. the Ow been 44•
seined a heAkrant on Ws arra retitle.: Ma Um
gm...a of any debts ud delivery at sty
at
erry belaninns to •arA bastritpt. te Mot. at fer
Me vs, sad toe transfer if PrePert7 by eta
an forbidden by lair: that • =tatted of Oa
tndltan et the laid PAilttopt, to ma. tOot,
.11.1*.d and la sheen at
or
of
Asstreene
cut to held at a Overt ItlittnipktOt. SO
%OH. 14 No. 111 lode's! •Ileseeley
et AllOlll.lll 4011111. PL. More JOHN N.
ru . VIANOL. itegtstri. On lea sae day et Jas.
A. D. Ileft, et le ellslock a. et.
intlflNS •Furatsr.
deli tit ' tr. a, Marshal.
HEALING WITIIOIIT DRUGS.
Tb. tra• maths pima ul
" .6 ." Wanll laitteltirtcal pttnetplu
acwerrr or Talranows ta avynnal.
situg or adult this LIPS iltitaXilf. mad tier
nantileat vsln. Liebe sastadhaci IS a. maser
;bat is Roust MU. itIONIUMINT 07, 111.11/.lx
ftosetts min. Eat beraii in ssa INC
illsolig6 Qs labasal 7041 Fuerthls 41, U..
ran, we tattle au assns.. lunialo slows
to nay I. 'DIIIIII MO sty Sal DISTAIS KM.
Vol., sad mann astattalsChnoesh the se;
than et its desarstbst nikostels. Malin We
lisloce sad sneer solves, inn stash Os systems
Is hoestltallt eeppUsfl. Ya. she, On. us
either obstrostseets sot aildentaod, the p.n.
si Is she I mei thenton Isslase of puller
last se Sts beton,. hare galsed non after
the. les no ass.. Is on tashiss seta Selena
ern.. ;.Is of ststaeousess Is the pointy tab
mosey Is onlat IF, SIM the to talent ohs
Intosns sstath of Wanness , SI on eons.
tones, eltarstlves, Ittetulssts, seisslsse,
se est the rustrate semen of taut amiss,
without the softest. sasses Inlsts4 07 erne.
In sanest dent. with emu tit the notion
of amass. we *medal the whole *auksae o
onssates. essourill. an Sm. +ram mute
yam 10.1 Mts. Yummy einem Mee., sly
non/, isnot., ensues of the hems
or nellttles. salts mad traittltesseslsts, Out.
User aanaslat. etspepsts. mt. Amuse.
.amt nut elsests that
teen L Ulf to, prowled on tssset. pies to
ettastly Minted to. We do sot nose& to 11 1 . a
oIL. sat thesserks M.tirathe sleets*. the
eminsselni antilsgesten 1/sio el snails 'hal
ms. sonar, Oolitrula amine oik. Liana.
toy smallest adixow tan Finnan amass,
Tteir,ls Its bro►4tt ow%aah to the VIA , Cos ,
iltrratals. latura• al.lag an .13,
319. 100111 2 / 1 1 /MIIOI.
"Pltubargb.
=3
J. EICHOONMAXIM & BON,
f wimormancrafac;:se
White La a and Color Worlui,
warm AND lIZD Ul u
4 zuluarryi
id= eolc4s . oith iL •
Old" do. S 7 roma= imam
7 ' i rbe'og r etsania l aisi
reedit. Atlochm.
AL 1. NILS= JOB. 11.11/11.
ME&IWOR & BAUPTII,
FLOUR, DRAIN AND PRODUCE
Commission Merchants
SSO LIAM
•
:17.3•1401aStits sellcitsl.
.11SSISsItare—g. n. Mitsl4l. Cashtss X.
D. Natloss! sask. J. B. Du.sl.l • Co.. S. 'r
Saasad • Ire. • . - 1•12.11.1
--
STERN DISTRICT OF
Plus LVAIIL. U.
At ?Malmo tlio Maloof of Dosekikkf..l. l3 .
Illf. lb. ladork (7.4 tmb, gives Won on&
! , Ippollkismot u A/81MM JORM L ;MEIJI III•
. 07 •Iloakokf. 10 1(5 onsly of 41172007.
Mato of Polo sivaals. witklo 7714 Cartel, wko
1).•• adludgwils,baskrakt, upOR Ol! , !•!. to .
WW2. by %ha ythr_OLOo . wa of ail/ DIMI.I.
DOILIRP L Aastgan,
4.11:151 4,tt07147 %Si Wont Moot.
/00,000, 1. -" e Is t 0 0 0 '
Jut nieetveo, tbs SD.* &soma of
• ISZOON pi /UMW*
Which will ea eLloomid 4:14 10. ra
W. Y. WRYLY, Midvale Urge__-
la, XL Liblerty, Plitstmuk.
BOARDINGIe,IL few Boarders
PLEASANT ROOMS, WITIL GOOD BOARD.
At ;to- too GRANT IMAM.
IarUITE COB?. car
a.o""' v».. r. • 00.
DUI PEACEIEB--6111 Mi. halves
q " nul4 " irarurtuM b i a co.
At.L.ValatAX NATlolati. SAM.
Pit riaritall. December lit r. 1.47.
EirTHEMee ANSUAL ELECTION
for Dirretork serre teethe en
cant Je,t. tall be ball at the Bank. at
run Der, Janner7 . l4th. le /2,
Nitwit • the hour. of 111. IN and 2 r. w.
0,10:151 H. W INACTION Caabter.
• XIIICPArre A.ND NASCIACIVILIMI
DaTlOaao 114.1.16,
Plttetnergit, December Int,
arTFEIC ASNUAL ELECTION
rtr Inr.tbee ot.tht. sw. mill take
place at sae Basilian Kamm, on
~2 1:11211.1A.T. 1 Janus., Iftißan.
;•••it biariat 11A. X. and 2P. X.
JOHN SCOTT. Jr.. Caleb,
WriRCION PActiric B. H. co.
zocs.rsoso.
THP COI:MONO OP
THE FIRIT MORTGAGE BONDS
•
•
gliioll Pad Lie Baliraid.Compaey,
Walt &NITA ELT IST.III
Wl4 b. Galt on and alio: lent dot , . —
le.GOLD (01E. . • •
YEEIL Or I.I.eirLENMENT TAX.
Attn. ClOnisomVi Celee; N. 20 Noma Mott,
MT, Tint.
_4l•lltalt. . JCIEIng J , CIBCO. Trounrer.
FOST,POPEINE . ST., ' • I
Tar iIDII/8 OT THI .
. .
Peinsylvaula Avenue L E. Mirth
tbstol lat
.T.MOSEekaretta .
,
Z h _ .!VatrieuliViratars siru e :s. " tr.
aatll . the .
llth. 1.11111 fit gait. or /On iroar.:
'Hetet' , almAy tefcrl ctlns tlm
dmmia• . CONSITZILIL
CINDY 1 1\01S! CODY lOYS!
AT aisw PORE
W. P. HUNKEit
Nee, 322.& 224 Liberty Street,
-moss's op BEcrii.i.
Fc!=gl==
IT wrosits,
.17 wzrea ormoar.
Bradloyii Dapls: Elhiptic Ekirts.
dl azw AND Dmiust.z erntits.
• MID aLL LZAtiTII. •
W. -501LtD 521211,_AT 3114:1170ID
GREAT REDIICTIOR
xiw x•Easomast
DliUB GOODS. CLArri S&CQUIS.
- _
DolljtaTlO GOODS: LONG _
I
wain!, mat &
GRBIT_UASING OtT SMAI
TALL AND WINTER
miry cA4Dc•etak.
J. at. mom a COs,
sik. auuriism irescrit,
Cessenelag Iliaday, Dee. tab.
NOW =VHS itlit TO GET YOU*
Christmas Presents Cheap;
Jar 210 atrasce..sa
iquivrou
-.tun
dual. 1.4. s
M LhelMalitt WI
Haall.aa
t r..
lititaa JODA,
1.184110* ..
g at 'l e r:' : . :ls l :ti j. f t .l "k
r i tigVti4l% ,
Willa TOD
tightill . o W
AarSerum .Tesb
Amiss Jas
I:l:assy
n a
Pafrt
o • I
Cbalfut See •
Clark
W 1".. . KM
1 tIntl.":1!"
Cluakinqa 21
Clll/1 11012141
liell
nllog
Aloe 1111111/Il
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Dougherty •
Inez Jto e g
C
Dmos Jabs
bawls Isasoul
Zwitas
155aa
t+~
1.4• Y 4111•111.1
WM? Ir.
11W
leatsa
Mason Ala
Ford ,r...
v..,77-'..:. b
;Mentz. I
ileQualll John
sla.axsll. Jas
ZeOrmata J
'am% OEMs
Nola, ratrick
se .
. p ... bi. 1 .1 . 1 4 . 0.0
loto Wm
m. M.
C asty biter
11111%7 iota
JOHN ROTH & SON,
imperious end Westerner Dmlas is
TORSION Mal VONLISTIO
WINO, BRODIE% GlB% Buns,
WHISK:UM, &0., &o, •
807' Mallmerty Mlcrimalt.
Bar lola w lafarla tbotr Masao sad tea palate
amaaral Lau tuoy km. opaami mar mfOlimala
ETA :en l b arliantra, " Xt Lta r t=
all who Will ham tam.
Tt • Wag sad veil eslthlt•Tot r•patatlem of
JOUN ROTH will In • sailletra adorergwaraa
trltVrt..gattlgwr"tv
Tor medleal parposek u ertelar Males la
alrerbet ta MM . luta a at
OILIMAII VIOL • •
/111[110111 IJOGINAUL
Orders lel% a , No. II DIAXO=I, vall OW De
promptly sago 64 to.
a9wrikerril sot.
BEATir Irv% PRESENTS
•
POE TEE HOLIDATA.
inns ?swain srsTssrris,
01161.11• A D 11011M1111.ff ruse.
111110kIllif 811111.11XTAIIT. DINS=
salt TEA SETS.
Med, s lards salon:nest of Decorated WWI
end Preset
CHINA TOILET SITES. '
New ratter.,of der OWS Imzortetled. bud
Opened sad for sale at reduced rem, at
laffcsect Snizremt.
• - .1/serer maim.
GLANS /BADE! AND IiTANDL
JCST OPINED. AT OP WOOD
OVAL AND ROOD MUM
With and withaal Mad,. of all miasma. Idshta
LOOKING GLASS BUNN
IM3===
Tor Bala at ndues . o nd.u.
H
40:11:1
HAZARD POWDER.
- •
I AN NOW PIIEPAIIED TO
ath:4ll . 2lted =Wm, all 0n1.1% rbt Carper
VELF,BUTED row=
All ardent left st er seat by mall to lay ii4dl4
Ito.. 1711 and 1111 IZDZB.III. MM. All.
sun eft,, sea.. or to 119 SZCOND
(Ittabozglk Pa.. will metre prompt attenUes.
.4IJITIIIJIt KIRK.
SANINIEL N. WICHEIISII4III
troxt I3roker,
124 First Street,
jurrsnosan,
Lost tot Ito We of Omairall. Doasslown.
Jemptitria. latbolle t Demeastuan. inaalopo,
Uleldox sad otha brasids te.ioaKM
lagtiony4ke sad 011phant's U. N. Obarcoal LIU
000.1.11t11 aid aderi rammattar eotl
TEAS I TEAS!
Jut Prated, tares uA aria let of Dub
AT 111W10141 TIM WAS!.
ITO. Li Malllaltd. rittatnllla
•
%%lab are Willa tehilled at prices that will Mt*
emapeUtlottattat ally and eaarY haaw:W. Mao
theia • trial sad aos will In sat Ulla.
wit. InLIUICIP AMIN-
3:EI
MM==l
p ttatit r A r ip iegAlp . marm
W. J GILMORE.
mmill.111.10:111ra lunar 'DWI; I.
TRUNKS,
Valises, Carpet Bags,
1• onalrOsiont of 14.01.1.11 , 11/NM-
I/a lawny. on hood. •
x•. zosos WOOD Irxxxxr.
. Na
MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1867:
AD VERTIBEDIISN'Te
GRRAT BARGAINS
FRENCH MERINOS.
Strand lota lan.ree:lved trail Aocti....t nn
•ororleto, Alto, - • large line of
PAIZWLY BRAWLS, bluk sag WI centre
4)1e0185 AND pACQUES.
BLAME MILK TILTNTS.
aummicarsaro 000D5. ~,,..letr•
01.01E11114 CLOTS!
1,....1....7theaa. Ca - I • it!l sae them. at
H. J. 1.417 . NP1E1._
•
96 Natick t sheet.
decito
VASES,
COLOGNE NETS,
FANCY CHINA,
Parlan Statuettes,
BOHEMIAN , GLASS,
lad other sTans LID rANOT GOOD!. he
eva valets.
Was The .72t.403-I.dax3res.
100 W'oed ;strut.
BRIM, E. !IREIED,II CO.
20 PER. CENT. SAVED.
A DISCOUNT of 20 PER CENT.
ou• from rotcs.lar, plots ulOwtd wt ontlro
ttook of
CIV ERGOATS,
7U DI:MXILI arra, ♦T
RAMALEY,'S •
Pashlouble petking Emporios,
Jib: 336 Llbstiv Stria.
TIMM M SAVO
A DISCOUNTo. pow. got 15 PER CENT
Im lowst on U. est
READY-LADE CLOTHING
With its txeapttas or OtrittOOLTS, at
ItANULEIPS
Falblinable Gablag Emperi
46. 81311 Liberty Street
TBN BEE DEPT. SAVED
A . DISCOVNT 10 PER ENT.
11... I..Boft:lM allomed O
k entire
at.gek et
EMIT'S IMBRIUM, GOODS,
AT RAIKALBY'IIi
Fashionable tlothlag Bowhint,
.Wo. 886 Lastly
. 84.14
orrosiviliwriss RUST
d•ledll4
JOHN STEVENSON & SON,
No, 98 Market Street,
iM7rVOS*lrCrri.Cii.2l. 3Pft.
WILL 01111101
TUESDAY, Demister 17th.
M;3
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Multdbolu
Mut. tlida
norode...lQU
dodomMQ
ldpooll
Goods ic neir Owl Impsrlstloa,
INCLVDCIr•
2,11151.. Vomit asi %Mat goods; •
Platas SaAsurr, Vs.*.
Brun ItstaarY. V.w. ae.
Marble. Itress., AlaOrYr tat 011 t Clook. '
Palm UM So .%
West Baum, Itaadimellet Was&
nn..mtlaw WgIUM PS.k.
Cud Studs. Glove Baxes. .
•
Phlthti l Tbod
Ma
Stase• Xaer
in - avran W
-eaqlk Astios,
WA 'Pr
Itarli Mae
°amt. , kle
atm flatus
ALAI Mau nags oasis. nttalem tor
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
TaalarlSafte
ligaraaa 'inset
SWaxsZa X
Wilda Jaa ^ .o
w•Aaraaal
Ws Ulm. air
Malmo War
Ward X
Saallo elated Goods. t Mak ...IC , .
Salami. 4ilasa Yaw sad *Ludo. et.
IV•It
WWI US
Wass[ Cal's
Inns*. ♦
•uo, • rut }moos or
WaNAM. Jawsla, allverasta a Disakosite
S•al•QatlarT. aaa all awa• a tikw
"atm lanipertoel el est goods &treat treat
Immo. ieue 1.11.1t4
Tars/ ritoorsele Priem
JOHN STEVNIRION i SON
GOODS FOR TB HUM
ALA GE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK
/1113, 1310CILL !B&W LS.
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EOM
LON, i INILIMIt WOOLIN113•111"
stUk.w LsommuclAßT ',B&W!
soirues. igunus. SCAM% 1100D$.
CJIELDIZN , O cIIc.OOATO.
1=1:=1
CLOTH CLOVIS. AID OLOTZB.
LADILIP AXD NIJIDIVIPI4
LAWN HANDWFIS, 1051ZILIN
TiLVIICZ 2A715, lIIRLW PULTS,
I=2=
=I
151roolotale and Mimi!. sit
WM. SEMPLE'S,
180 & 182 Federal 81, inept*
W• N T ED—ARMY OWN—
ARMY 81"VOLV88IL—Iploadi for epee.
ear ellesier Carbloas; 111 to I 7 nub tor Ifbanes
lieu or Carbines; Ws el sada for 061%.• Azov
of Mary lovers re. Cub Paid ror evert
aortatlets of tre•arne. Pones' having say
above ulna au ...d Slant ler Lwow I. o.
J. n. nnunrrox, ()rut irsmn, nu wafts.
311 feu alrest, comas Warm ritubmk.
F 1111119SMALM
flftfl HMV, Wren tad iWu lb,
gainnalth and Dealer In Hardware.
Innt dui goods of All denriptlois ithrpos
malt•
INAS St Oa loWest pilau. me ug
4041 eanraltY. Olittion habits. .1 Ms
MARTIN ur,BLEn.
DiALts Am.
HATS. CAPS AND FURS,
Alpo,
D Ms r a 7l r l4 6 W VAL O I I V 4 I Al e. UMW
Se. lid UMltbaeld PL. rutomisth • Pa
Ordrrs promptly 411.4. sad ratiornottoo Pm.
mood.
CAE•PEBT PLACE IN TAM
CITY TO ICY TIOI
TAIUMPH COOILINI STOVE,
us& Ow IIIetIZAAT STkirr.
BMW & 111011131,
ALM. 421131111111107Va11,
IE 6. Aawc uts. i i 44:l"
koilittor LI Court moo oat it Dag.
NEW ADVERTISEASENTS.
ivcrr!xc; , ..
REINEM4I,
MEYIAN
& SIEPLE,
eTe'VPlsl.oral,
42 FIFTFi STREET,
•
BEG LBLVZ OIINCII that owing to
the emanation. El finen 1,10.7 morronr. of
thetr Nor more leoemi N. Grulh.lnV thei
yin lot be able to oven one C. KONG& . Ge
etelgee let.. U previously aanounotd. hat
woad Infers, their Mende sun Ito Wla la
general stet thetr new man annsually Ara. sad
elegant etock of Ilse • . •
GOOK
LOBO, S
MOM
WATCHES'
WARE, &O
CILOOD, - PLL,
st. '" ollf 7 P .6r l%S
r!==lr
ifth Street,
No. 29
I
I=EZE3
patrouncilltles ti
Aso Is order Oft , .
amts OP;
NEW BTOCS,
IMMENSE
onWs bays tromeAlstoly vaulted oar Vont,
whom Ito Issold tame tosouotta to rah
had csAtatto our WOOS AND tNIONS Won
ottrotorlaf otrorrAiro. .
. . .
Ott wIII Nrottsbiy tako Abr. taos , lts to to It
at sow Vb.. 1194 an ha=l{ . 711 ISt oar
ISM Mar, we will tel ova
• 1 .
Greatly Itedtioed Prices.
dame I
Gfr
SEM -ANNUAL
=I
CLOSING 011 T
~1 - A T •E
Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS,
EMI
BARKER'S
59
MARKET ST BET ,
COXAIIMCZ'
THURSDAY.
DECEMBER
TOBACCO I
TOBACCO
TOBACCO
FIVE HONORED E
ASBUSTX4II
JIM 111012V1D 4 011 00711111111*ILAT.
nun, mg, ma 1117 441111
Al jew es Me. per
Tamed)slats, grows MR at
lobasee tlo srsll se WI
stoat, as
ROBERT F; "
Prphal,
Cara Billitbada xw
aunt
GREAT REDIICTIO
IN PRIG
NIERS GOODS,
ELEGANT POPLINS,
FANCY SILKS. la
BLACK SILK&
FRENCH MERTOB,
FLASiNBLB,
BLANKETS, dri
JOHN
,:I"o,:trrETt,
lait!uzzs,unisteri
r. O. DU I/7Y
(EouG BISAVEN, •
CANBY MAIMFACTUI
lad ;mkt I;Mizar Air ratirm
its VIDZIA.IIIIIIZILT, woad Dar troOtlit
li nr i JeJle alia Ot
110
'GREAT SALE
STILL CONTIN'QIaS•
1
THE EtWEST BUGAINS - OF THE DAY.
LARGEST STORE,
TH,
Axe, ct svr s co
1 „ „,
S.ILT.ENT IN TIM CITY TO SELECT FROM.
TELE
THE BEST
nt thristlaas or New - Year's Gifts
You w
Nos. '7 1 7, and '79 Market Street
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST,
E S I TOCH OF NEW GOODS
A LARD
1,00? DOZEN RANDIIERCHISFS,
Just Open, an kinds and qualities, and at NEW YORK
PANIC PRICES!
REAL AND IMITATION . LACES,
HINDERER'S, SITS, COLLIRS; BIERS, DOIPPRIIHS,
1 is Pour. rolwr Amin= AND vahnicizarnas.
• 1
The %abut Importations and Choice Patterna
Embroideries, a splendid line.
_
taunt lobes, Caps and Waists.
BrUha Scarfs, Teri cheap. •
NUMMI Pieces of Embroidery.
Fine Sniper Patterns. •
Fine Silt Suspenders, Inbroiderea.
flunk
and Dress Ornaments.
Gent's Furnishing Goods, Ties, Scala, Skirts..
Zephyr Balt Goods.
Heeds, Sublas, Sontsgs, Scarfs, Sllttess, Basques.
Two cases Balmoral Shlrts, fresh goods, at $l4lO.
Tiro cases Shirts mad Bra at 60 cense,
000 Pair Heal French Coruts, at $I Of - • ,
6 . 1 1 0 ‘ 43 aid Hosiery, all kinds, and cheaper than erer.
Brooches, Sels, Pins, Money Bags and Fancy Gado.
Flae Silk DiabreHas,
60 Dozen Bradley's Duplex Skirt, at 01.00, a great bargain; and
( many other articles two aumereu to mention:
Geed Fleecy Lined Bou, Ili cents.
Holm Fleecy Lined Hese, 15 ants.
Ladles' Fine Far Top lid Glires, $l.O.
600 geed and fasblenable Hoop Skirts, at 50 cats, Just resole .
WE 'ASK lOU TO OALL AHD EXAMINE FOR TOMMY
GOOD GOODS AND LOW Pine
4COSIIMPIEC "JECCOMILNIO db C
Nos. 77 and 79 Market Street,
CIIANDETI6I .
BRACKETS AND LAMPS,
Ala KITE= 0111 OR OIL, 1
Of IsUest pattortis.4 bort workannally. u OE
9 , 1.1 , ..n0n1 wmca sr.
n uot el!! ciuntliten me eV..
Yw
!ANA tot fOr " le .•
71 to
7 ..... •• %.
MI of Most patterns and twat Irtrelmanaldp.
4140. • TOLL nistrnialtn OP
Kitchen, Ball aid Parlor Lamp,
IPA AD MR 1111/13,
01.X.C1353111116 ore..
in wanUtto to salt Oannistim
•
ARTRLPR RIME,
• • s. 184184 Yonanl EL. /41441W1.
IMI
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS !
/N •
IHIES I FiliS,
AT
71ECORD &. CO.'S,
131 Wood Street.
DNS,
ErrumusHED IN 1842.
J. T. IIIiRAY & BROS.,
.gummmumcommix.
NUM GBH ' I EMERY,
29 and 81 /rn,.Btrark
P 41..
mots.
NEW
=3
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DELL'S
lam,
=9
PAPER BANG3NGB;
low =arms, tar emuz vLmm. IT
Na. 107' Market Street
JO& R. EIVEIMIgi 1110.
OFFICE' PENAITLYAMA B. B.
COMP..4.3fr.
PHIL.I.O.I.IIna. Nov 1. isq.
Tim roottryl,ssls 15111.4 ttosasay barsby
Mr* aolloa taat tbsyytlllamlra proamMa aaut
ri .DvFl
d flatitilre "24,1):1 ) . gtieN'
ara Laitas El Vl onss at •Atooam. mad
m. D.51.11a1001l la Um Harlsatua Shoot. ft.
IVl " ;!C n rolln e gell‘i tr a allotri
am 'lmbibed throaalaut la th• BS mama.
mor ll * =Muer mtdentood slat Um Ball
rota oampaay mlll ngalr• that all of lama as.
tablirlonala alma b• tapt Is strictly int clam
mum. for Ski anrrealoorm Aso comfort of
asuman oalloalahte Dana..
ximßVwilt be adamant to JOHN K. 111.
a, •ra. at oppeig. uaamnue. Mt
Arca *lnst. Pattsdalpma aolstaSl
.
F Ammo% • • Tr GISTY, •
• I
. 111MCHANICAL AND SICOMM
SREPR!IRD , II
CRACKERS,
817 Liberty Street,
rirrszolass. 21.
,AFT BM AN
wan; P "." 22""'
NMI CCO'ffiS
ocanersi wcp
WE CONTINUE TO BELL
I ,
H. KIRKPATRIC
znelicalpsfizka.z.
1100161111:911
orrirs wry-nu' 'Zan• risicerni ax
a. 1117.X01. WILI. ATTAID art
OPENING IN/ ;CLOSING MENCIUNTS'I I
Nagle 1111 My Books Clesed sad Be.
Orono& by
Mb alleinstetT .Comte...
MITSI.II2I2LPISZTTISMINThIe opirl
's theme. bulasp .01a.
0111ee es laird foot. e.Ppr Salldlag,l. OS
lOUZTH BTZiewr. /MUM
Houssi,i3Eu. co.,
ANCEOB COTTON NI 9,
gip{ AND D►muu
F. W. ID.
OVA CURLED HA ,
, .
Tanners' Ecraps,• us,
CATTLE TAILS,
Bpries, Tifeit's FoSt Ca
Oilleo sad aralsa—Ha notITHIOL
MOW. Caurl7 °mato tit• )
F IV J•
• -
v i k.
'Wholesale Druggist
con or Lihwly & Era Btu.
PITTSBURGH,'
Up awl Codetry Seed* Solicited.
i•I RI. frt . 1 t • • .
AND MOIRE FRAME MANUFARIORT
•
T. LYONS,
No. 110 Woolf st„ put, ..., gb,
y llEngi blot dad dust u to • • ,
WAlditrr,_ Olg i jd IPIT W
r ,
POlClddiLaad PIPIT= Addird. Addj
irl risaket = V i' diddid1 C ed d dad
. 7 k lainterElßlGlX.l)l3B esscatid 1d o•
924121Vaiironak . .ii.icur.
ji,
$2O 000 DOLLARS—I? , SOO.
• - Calrealit , S 0114 1
CRT Or ATalallairr. Da. MN .
war*. 6
. savaut.• •
Loan of $20.000,
Tor • • Ina or riall., /1114110, : :mt.
•uaatl7..
Apply to
Choice MUM and Liquors,
xo. esl. Z. oar. oato re. AND 'Dziututiz,
minims cua
Torso SI Crlo.lal. II XS , . Cr rtr
' rt.brug Dan. 17, 7 2 1.
'THE . ,_ . A.NI4 12AL ELECT I ON
; 1 1i 1.11 eft
delCllll Jecoi LaSINSIITON.
Cashier.
tato, !Carlo:eat. liana. I
Parranrltael. Dec.
prTHE ANNUAL ELECTION
ear I 010 14 earn, Coe Ile tram
arta year Intl ea 1110 at Om Baualale
TIMIIIII2, JANUARY 14, 111.,
Beton. tlaa lima 0(1.3 3 1..0.
0.111:145:11 Ai I. issalTH. Cashier.
11.11COLTIC5,14bi
bo lo ko. to sAL , me. Fab..
OrTIIE ANNIITAL ELECTION •
Nr Diriciars of Pd. Swat W l C. bald
140.11.10ns ea 211ZSDA's, J...r
in, INS, betwwit the lours 4411 A. astl 1
N.Y.vtn ti• 11/kITIN,
°.ml..
RE AN!IVAL ELECTION
for lama !Moot* a to war. fortba
" y be bald watt, Tr will at the litaarlag a....
bo'TUr.all Or, Junkui Vb. 11611. batowa Ws
ows •r alai 1 p. or,
W. Vat. KULL Vic. rrityldaat.
Plot NATIOSAL HAIR
rtittb l rlb. Dec. ?. trtr .l
arAN ELECTION fir Eleven
. titration °Mt. Ban. will be eald at
the noata az TYlt• lan • .
WS, PalmPantilea the bean or 16 S
X. ”d 1r arr
br.
I. If. 9USDOS. rambler.
Or=INV NATIOrat. Nast Or PiTit
tittaaaria. DOOMollar I. um. i
arTHEte Di ANNELL to ELECTION
tor rectors. rano for tno ..-
.log year, I. S III too bold at the Bast, ea TIMM.
It/Cr. I% of JorisafTs Ism 55105.5 the boon
of It,. le. sada
i. E . SNOUT. Jr..
twrirea xrAvowat sat' coanaraca
mob. 7, via.
ITME ANNUAL ELECTION
for Wu. IMMO:1, Jo ram. for thee.• cy,
sul.g rev, wilt be halt sting Dually. Neva '
11111151 , 1,Z, Jusuarr UAL betwegs, the
bours at X. as I
JO& 8 HILL, Caddo,
1allIC:1111•110,A1.211212O1rniunnoi
rauburet. member 7,11.
tar THE ANNUAL NLECT(ON
708 TellltT/JAN DIZICTOBS, to wee
ii=tv e rxv, 3.111. •11! be bead IL% tae
IIILIDAT. Jiatairt 16b.
iitat.caclUl n t diT A J. b• bran or 23 an di
Ex. 1. Y.
delli
tarTHE ANNUAL ICLECTION
ar Directors am the
1011111 1011114111 K sr m4lts".
Will rake yleee at the Mashie( llouse..belmien
the Mere et eleven a. U. eta tore eea
Tine tar, the filth del or JatiWe. "
H. W. MM. SAX, SAW..
17ttsberge o llea., Dee. 7th, LW. MMUS
A lIETION SALE OF 11,000 bbIS.
.41.1:1131C011. IN X.
WID N 1101111111 V. Member It h, At
10 o , sloet. 1U b sold as soa roan. of ti. nits.
bursa retrial.. •.seciatlon. center of 'tali
Meat Ana DrutuesakW., jar stomat 'bola It
rZ.ITTI.II°,:dIrtOIIII4'I23
)14Irold. Oeathharlutarar
dale A. lin/LWAINZ,
ITALVADLE BANK STOCILII.
V A...I.—TOISDAY StriNLIVO, liataibts
tub, a ad wolook.will tot *old, on tan loooncl
finer of Canuaaratal Hates Homo, NA /a ABM
lan Mat
it aura Tart National But.
10 oar. V•Optt• . HsUena Zak.
130 shoves Tylsnoth 111 l Co.
is stnans ?Manna 0 tan 'I tonna Co.
' to ohms /rat /Imo Anoelatlon.
doll A. MaLWAIIIIA, Anatomy.
'II4OIISE AND LOT, LACOLIL
STAMM ALLlttilittUr. AT AUCTION.
AVII II be rale, as tes prmatiws en MONDAY
APSZLINDUN. December Mo. le.nloet. q.
Brisk NOM see Let. No. 214 Lustre street.
I.ert►told.
•Uereenty. 101U0 00111.1.111 foss
roars end basement Intr u hre• Terme et satin.
Za.•'.".1,11',1.161:111°.1,1ML."241,7::.;
•
A. LDNUATt. Asettaseer.
daD LW Federal strreet. Alleglonw
, frA: 4 vzilkizp)i+DaKq 4l : ( 'STl
1867 . 71ITZI1 EITOCILIB67 .
CARPETS,
_
• goal assortamat,, MY= LOw 11110116
BOVARD, ROSE & CO.,
: I tts rum street,
an (UVCR IIT It SILLII-)
CARPETS AT COST
I
• For
I a Short Timm
PREPPZITQEY TO TLIMICISTOCS
,t Tay lois losottalsi of ,
• 0.1, QI4OTEES,
Window Shades,
I
sca l z.z.sscrzos,
I IND
Cheap MI-Wool lagrahta
CHURCH CARPETS.
Ix the selection Of 000 Moak w. lan sual
thl.•
srucciazrr.l,
San urortmant,
Of an Quatitles and Stoles of
CHURCH C A RPETS,
•
To to Avail la tali somata aid °Sind o all
lagaroais oad Diamalastloas es
Prrasscrasu.
ot!Nurfs. *oda. ast
Asortos ARP X"I'MaL
L
! 1 . 12 1X9 1 .6.
ettv Citnstrolla
NOTICES
21,71011 LL Sin. }
YIUStO2III3. Deo. 7, INN,
r‘libi4( 0 );11:TAIN:11
I
=I
ItATTINGS, OIL CLOTS,
WINDOW. SHADES,
EiRIIGOLTS,
MEDAL LION DRUGGEITS,
MATS AND RUGS,
TABLE ANA.PIANO COVERS,
ALL•WGOL INGRAIN
McCALLUM BROS.,
sweet. above Weed.
Eastern Wholesale Prices!
OMTMIEM=I
• LIVER
IicCLINTOCK
& COMPANY,
..17w ff 111IMM WHO=
GLIBII
WOOLEN DRUGGLTS,
RUMB CLOTHS,
NEW PATTERNS,
BRIGHT COLORS,
BEST QUALITIES,
LOWLERICES..
ELAND & COLLINS,
=
ALL-WOOL
RAIN c4IIPETB.
Orttbt Wort, 1471 auto to 14.t0 Dlr la .
=I
oPABIABD & COLLINS;
7* "writ errazirr
VBLE WIDTH
English Tapuldrs,
,131117119ELd C4PPJ;7B,
=I
oIABLAND it COLLI1113;
sa 71 ASO 711 WIT= SMELT.
• • ,‘•
=l=l=l
•T ArATIMPLMMiIa• ram*
AT r WROLIZALE UZI UTAH.
cFARLAND, & COLLIN'S,
71 1/0 71 POSH 15T713111%
salt '
girmoomioosb.
th.Z.t".ll"!& =XXX' '1
tl e
d to, akuT
erdaspassatly &MUNI to o
mizmAir
ealrl9lfl
. /13.11111 . 1111e.. ittistrulty h.,