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TDEBDAY '-MOBNXNO,. .DEC: 81,1861.
Difficulty.
.;•■:: P 1 *?? 01 thUmorning tie entire offi
eUJcOTTwpondence ia MlaUou to the' seii-
W» or Jbamr and Siipm. and their See- 1
°»J*l*4 the British mail steamer
. .Trent. We confess that, after a carefdl
*• ? f -the arguments of lfr; Seward,.
I w»ha».nplftlt that entire satisfaction that
i J ,«• Mhtoi.
• argument' h© could,' to
} , ti *.«??7p°aotry, for doing an act which
\ / T H»,g«ccanty,to jreserre usfrom a war
£ [ atatlme when such a war
I W 'l|S.S? Te y“ »' “rnggle for our Very
h decides all the main posi-
I* t ,° a f . *h* ca»« in our farpr, to-wit: That
M»pmotu: seised were contraband; that
- , r,raß did idwfeny atop and search
'■ the Trent,for dontrahand poiibn's' and dis
; .patches.;.that he exercised that right in a
Uwfal .and proper manner/ that haring
Si fomifa the contraband persons and their
L. odspotcheSjTie had a right to capture them.
,<a Tha.only question he decides against us is,
E ■ H^^?f®if^ ,I ®® :: did"-nol exercise the
fev £*,. in “eetdsnce with the i
ES* ‘ i®WSpf.natasns, by not bringing the Trent
f. ‘“to-oar ports, and, thussubjecting the
S' " - le «^‘3 r 'of the capture to the decisions of
Spi , ““-yifitT coum, where Great Britain
■ would have been heard ihdefense' or her
& Mr.Bsw.anp admits that the rights
‘ of persons could not:hare been -considered
g indhese co’urta/whichatijudicato the rights
g-, o f P«Sperty; simply, b ut h e j thinks that
ffi i' woold haTo been better thanno adjudics-
Kl tlon at aU j that imperfect as the existing
t * jodioial remedy ls,it is better than leaving
the captor to decide on the deck of l
a ship, and thus Involre all the dangers of
apa4 / _ - - -
this is a good ground ononr
. Pd**dor conceding the British:demand, are
■ m w ® oerfain that it will be so considered by
thatGoTemmentJWouldtheyhaTenotmade
the »ttSdemand had theTrentbeenbronght
. ln? 1110 BriUsb will be too well
pleased .with our recognition of her. de-.
' • dabevmnbh; about the reasons for
; t so doing <m That condemns our
..;it is a pertinent inquiry—does
**• Qorernment recognise the
grounds ofMr. Sewaed’s decision? Becauft
if it does hot, and one of our naval officers
- (hottldoct upon it, wemight hereafter be
in u-war on a similar occasion,
.. lfi e f?.tbo ; ressel was brought in, unless we
made farther concession*.
precedents Set by Great Britain
- * tj ‘ e i , K»inst her in this eontrorerey. She
: x i"j*cd -‘Uie asserted right of board
-77 ing -onr. Teasels, of ordering all the sailors
P»*ded on deck, and or forcibly re
moTlng alt who could be identified as Brit
, ish subjects—that is, born on her soil. It
™ no difference whether the person'
claimed wished to expatriate himself or
; 1 ??*» *•. was forcibly remored and compelled
.--•*M«e».-un*ff the ‘ our
this claim, butso
British Goremment has nerer relin
' wW'fc'.»lffi#^'ahe : hae ceased to act
hpohit of late years, and would not be per
mitted th do so by our GoTernmenti Jr
we- consider the present arrangement as
deciding the . quesUon at issue on the
grounds always contended for by our Got
-. -ernmeht, so,much has been gained.
i. hfr- SswAnn was justified in avoiding a
■ Jtar.with England at this time, by any con
‘■eeftion short of national dishonor. We
think he has succeeded in this worthy ob
ject, and the nation will be grateful to him
■ WlO>.ough there will be differences of
, opinion as to the grounds - upon which the
: is placed. We all rejoiee that Eng-
is foiled’ in her object of forcing us
v - ' tato war when she would hare held ns ata
- the American people Will
l»toembcr her. Ungenerens;treatment when
: we can meet her single handed. Not that
. jui wohld adrocate, as.somehaTe done, that
we shonU open an old sore, mutually
"healed, eren although we were badly
- treatad, hut that we. will not feel bound to
“ylilJhef any advantage, or extend to her
‘ wnjr i*wbearance becanse of the nnmerons
ties which hare hitherto bonnd -ns to each
pother. Byhershahby treatment of us, in this
w *he_time of our peril, when we oughtto hare
.reeeiTod from hcrihe ntthdetrsympathy and
forbearance, she. has expunged all .claims
Mqnn-onr-gotxi and may expect
ctohaTe meted out to her what she has im
' poeed upon ns. Let her'go on her ways.
’ «We will go on ours, and hold her to astrict
■ c-acoouutability. in the day of our strength/
i/«nd to a strict: obserrance of the precedent
she has enforced upon us.
Of: course, our understanding of the
Huestion is fouaded solely on the published
'-T' t' 'doetunenta. It is reasonable, andrery
- ’probable, that Mr. SrwaaD has other rea
' - sons than those which appear in print, for
i JlWtbg the ground of the surrender, on the
i#?* 1 * fcot of the Trent not befing brought
iu. He may? haTe grounds for knowihgor.
precedent for
of all future eases of a sim
flarcharacter If so, a great object will be
the settlement of international
on ft question more ‘likely thin »ny
gt '-**zOfh9T to lead to nationalquarreU. ~
?The Fluent Situation. -
ft ■- Foreign affairs, spile pf.all our recent in
' . ~:&ratJn the discussion of them, ought now
' <«T>e most resolutely thrust aside, as being
... in iact as well as in name, to
- v Ihe’Tduty ’of the hour. That one duty,
- , WHteh exelmtos for the present erery other,
Is with all diligence, undivided attention
end singleness of aim, completing all our
* f * propshitioßa at the earliest hoar, and haa
• teplng forward, as soonas ourpreparttiens
Uehfle.eompletOi to crash sot of existence
lhe, araies, congresses, presidents and all:
V~ ' over heads, members and appurtenances of
' * tlds foul rebcllien and ' conspiracy of the
' ' 'dttre-lords'and oligarchs of the Sooth. •, We
‘ trust that we do not misinterpret certain
:Udgnawhiohsecm to ns to indicate that the
.:■' of actiooia nigh.. Jl western content
' refers to the adranced state of
■:■■■■ onrpreparations, and what they portend: ‘
we are not much mistaken, it will
- eodnappear thntthsre has notbecnsny in
••• • tention, on the part of our Government, of
“*TaßßUtterthr»nny-to subside into Winter
,vqnsrters, : without making a genera] effort
. tocraah themlUinry-powerof the enemy.
The gonboat fleetj ot Ciiro,wtll soon be in
.uaultte oohditlpn,' andthatan attack upon
:uunnwu:win follow, is regarded u n fixed
; fret. -The bridge orer Onen river will be
competed this weekpand the march of
1 ; •«* nnny of Central Fentncky, upon
BewUn* Green, will certainly follow.
*ww‘ li * most Mripu xnoT«ment
on the Upper Potopac’. That an ad
wrncb",er«
ts well known. Uen. Reynolds .will id.
S?SP Wb ■»»<! nn expedition from
Qm! ntH' W1 ! 1 c . O o i‘ eril ‘« w ><li Mm
toward Win-
Chester, and the movements of hls columns
s£? Significant of action in that direction.
the wingof-ouraray
in active service,
Ihc centre and left wing -will not be unoc-
SgWjffM. will he necessary to prevent i
the.enetny from throwing j the weight of
MnSl?-* <0 h -« v f ‘ wlng - G *n. Burnside's
expedition will be. under wap, if it hu no
bad luck, about the last of .this week': and
this expediUon, it, is believed, is associated
with an advance ,on the tower Potomac.
iirn^o 7 1 ?„ S ?" t . h Carolina has been re
inforced until it is now -nearly., twenty
thousand strong, and, having fortified, it is
t o, «o forward.- There appears tube
unity of design in the military and naval
preparations going forward, apd there ia
reason to hope that there will be‘an assaul t
npon the enemy along the whole tine dr
their defences. If our sticcess should be
** If 1 !? 188 tbe ex, cnt of our preparations
and the amount of foroe wielded, warrant
M K‘?,. ex P e ?, l , in l?- o ‘ B m »it* r 7 Power of the
rebellion will be broken, and then we shall
see whether a political revolution will take
place in the Bouth, or whether a bloody and
remorseless revolutionary struggle will be
insisted upon. ' ■ “
Mexican Affairs.
It has been stated that Mr. Coawnr had
concluded a treaty with Mexico, and that it
was before the Senate for ratification. This
is luoorreot, aooording to late advices. No
treaty has boon entered into, and pone is be
fore the Senate. Mr. Coxwis framed a treaty,
which he understood Would be acceptable to
the Mexican and British Governments, in
whioh he proposed to payj orguaranteod to
be paid by our government, the interest on
the English' debt for Ore years; and thus with
draw, England from the tripartite treaty to
coeroe, Mexico, The Mexican Congress re
jected the treaty, and it was afterwards ascer
tained that tbo British Government was averso
to it- Marina failed in his efforts, Mr. Coa
wih forwarded all the papers to his Govern
ment, and asked Instructions: for his future
guldanoe. The State Department, not willing
to take the whole responsibility, has laid the
papers before the Senate, which, gave riso to
the rumor that a treaty had been made. It Is
understood that the Chairman of .the Commit
tee of Foreign Affairs, is averse to toking'any
aotlon in the matter,and the allies will doubt
less he allowed to cany Out their schemes in
Mexico, except snob as may arise oat of com
plications among themselves.
On the arrival of Mlramon in Mow York
some days ago, he was telegraphed by the
Spanish Minister to come to ■Washington.
Mlramon came, and remained two days, when
he returned to Mew York and took passage in
the Spanish steamer Abe Moyse, whioh saßod
ftem that port for Havana the 25th insU The
plan is for Minmon to return, to Mexico, to
gather the fragments of the Church Party in
Mexico, whioh shall co-operate with the Span
ish forces, establish a Provisional Government
with Miramon at the head, and then- in' due
course of time the schemes of Spain for oon
gneit and a monarchy, it is thought, will he
fully. carried .ou t- . \
Saspensionof Eastern Banks.
We learn that the Xew York, Bostbn and
Philadelphia Banks hare, this morning; sus
pended specie payment. We presume this
will necessarily compel a suspension of specie
payments by the banks throughout the coun
try generally.
Wiile wo regrot the newa.itj for inch *
itop, and hod hoped that tho abasdonn of
•pooio in our bank., with thoconitantToooipta’
both from Callfor-laW-g..™. a
rendered such a prudential coarse. unnecessa
ry# yet we do.not see any cense; for a money
pnnie, ns a consequence. The result of sus
pension will be a greater ease in ihe money
market, and an extension of discounts. Ex
change cannot be seriously affected. The
enormous specie reserve still in the vaults of
ourbanks.will, no doubt, be dedicated to the
support of the Government, and the vast dis-j
bunementi of sneeie, on Government
will more than compensate for 'the loss of
specie payments by tho banks;'
—Sinoe the above was written we learn that
the biuak of PmsßCTtaa, the Ikos Citt Bank
and the Mschaxic's Bank of this city, have
reeofced not to suspend,'but w*H continue the
payment of specie as usual. So the holders of
the notes of these banks heed have no appre
hension of nofgetting spade, as long as they
can get the notes. -
The Trent Affair.
; "W. gir. nemilj »U out, .TEilibl. ipeeeto
dey to the officUl correspondence between out
Gorenunent end Greet BriUin, in reletion to
the effeir of the Trent. It wee impotable to
present u synopsis which ' would here done
jaitioe to Mr.-Seward; end we preeaine oar
renders would not be satisfied with any thing
•hort of the whole argument, in e ceie touch
ing so closelyon the national honor. Happily
thereiinonm of pressing interest, nothing
of any thing like the:intrinsic importance of
correspondence to the people.
Greek Rlwer.
. We are jgUd io hearfavorablo, Account* of
the condition.of the ariny on. Green river. It
la reported to be quite rapidly advancing In
drill end serviceable condition. The building
of a bridge over Green river is only a small
Srt of the greet work, that if going on. Gen.'
itchet i* laboring with characteristic seel
with his Brigade. The artillerists are basil?
practising, and there west of themore rapidly
becoming proficient. The wliole army is well
clothed, well armed, and well 'fed. The
horses, even, are well eared for, having plenty
of forage, and being generally in good condi
tion. The army will be able, after the con
struction of tho'Green river.bridge,-to. move
forward to Bowling Green withoot waiting for
the railroad to be .rebuilt. Supplies can be
wagoned from Green river to tbit point.
OincmnatiCkmmcTcial.
pvbjlic notices.
T3E REPUBLICAN 8 op Allegheny-.
Ckt are requested to meet at thausnal places
ior holding elections, oa BATDRDA Yheat, January
4th, between the hours of 4 and 7 o'clock p. m , fen
the purpose of dominating, by beHot, a candidate for
Mayor, Dlreetorof the Poor, and Ward Officers..
Beturn Judge* willmeet on Monday evenlnr.-at 7
o'clock, at the Town Ball:. . * _
.. JTy order of the Xzeeutive Committesi ■“ . /
WM. CHAMBEBS, Chairman.
Joearn B. Boroson, Hecrstary. ) da3l:dtd
PO3T-OFJ?|OJS NOTICE.—I’o-morrow
ltajrtbo Pct-Offloc will tx.
mm from 7)4 .to 8)4 o’clock, «. m„ ud from 6 to 0
o'clock, p.m. . .taintld
Omen unsun m PmaßijloW Ktn T'
~ -■ ~ i**to».lud, HoraiOcr I7th,lB(il. i
rnH® ANNCJAL MEETING of the
JL Stcckholden or tUo Oompuv, Ibr tbo election of
IHreetoa ud fruuctioo of other buiddaf.will be
I s * OKetwqr, In Oltnlud, on
WXDHXSDAT) the Ist day of January next, at 10
o’clock a. m. \* j • .
_ lbs Transfer Books will he closed «o I he 83d day of
December and open on the Bth of Janoarr.
noX-JOtd *. ROCKWELL, Secretary.
TU ALL notice
Act of Aseembly,
approved May 1,1861, entitled «An Act BelaUve to
a oertaln Burial Ground In Allegheny CUy," the Se
lect and Common Councils of the City of AUechanv
have entered Into arrangements with the Mount
Union Cemetery Company for the diseotennent and
removal of the bodfoiofaead'pmsdna buried in the
*! tT ?7*£ d,ti{n ! 4 * d oatbeßouthand West Obmmons
®£ssg city,'and for the r*-intennent of the —*nt ia.
2* Mount Union Orinetery, In accordance with the
requirements of e*M Act. GIOBGELEWIS.
• of0 ? onItt< * 00 <Bty, Property.
rpjTHKcrmK^Hoi-i-m'ajiUiUiiL'
_X Imwm unclTla rom. x-.ndM.t. ..
■****♦ °®““f our C03TB0L
?*?• TMlol ;m aMuhra
* irlth accooata. ud tka
ÜbattficattoH «<• ttfe-tiio* Vitb &U lh* of
1?V-*«“««•.«3
cupfcrtf 1 via •oaMenti/ bap* foc joac rafisaa.
««airtf wTlluk tiwfv
sr
JlMui DKUM viU be a candidate ibr
to tfcft VATOBAItTT of Alkctanr
mtypel to tb« BapoHlott nomination.
•• ’ M~£& =•' ' 8* fe. ?■ 3 *
' m M Ml* i @ 00? '
DUkaxts ros im.
w. S. HAVEN,
gywy of Watxl ttud Third fUrmtt, Pittrimrgk.
1 [.JUXBU l)lf'AMlt»im
U
h!SSSiP!I J*information haa Been Bled in the
ws^%sjt tl !i l & ltod America £ t£
District of PenujlTanla, on the tvcntv.
S^£Sjw' s “k
S£ffiaS®SSSSM , !B!?C
Md to nosr Mat .t lb* port of PlttolraMbTin toid
»sss»aßsasjas;=ffS£
MiS^ek^uiSP 1 . m 111 * #ut * °* liworrectlon
■nlßst the United State*, and that from ud alter
fifteen dajn ftyn Mid Augnet 16th, 1861, all shlpa
111(1 T ®f #0 I f* Wonflnj In whole or in part to any citl
sen or Inhabitant of cal d StaSe of MJaivlppi feund ik
°f a*** Suited flUtee would bo iwrfelted to
Stlta t lll ? tbMt tIW itnuaboat owned u
a f?£ e £* d *° ®uad in the port of Pittsburgh upon
D«eaberacth, 1861, aud that the aal?“aSef
Su < sf nUor * *»«“»• there by for
ftlted to the we of the United State, and praying
®»y *» condemned aa for«t2“u
A? 2V t 3*!t fcp,, .!?M ,unuint * oftb * monition under
“•J "**P f tbo»aldCourt, tome directed inddeliv
-s!&.H.d^vhw^rfl,r*. p S w,c Bollc * lo «U Pemmu
dahalng the aaid veeeel, her tackle, apparel and fur
niture, or any interest therein, or lien thereon, orin
!2L?Tr W fe the that iCyk Ih§
{ppear before the aaid Di.trict 06nrt,at the city cJ
EEPnKk 011 . T , UBB DAr, the 28th day of JanSLir
next, (Uts,) ateUveu o'clock, in the forenoon of that
te£ t sh“^ g s“ ,, £* *t»yof joriedlction, ottar-'
l2fc»? :t *? of jorUnlction thereafter, then
and there to interpose their claims and to make their'
in that, behalf, A. MURDOCH,
C -,f; the Western District of Penn'a.
Plttobqrgh, Dec. 27th» 1801—do30:dtd
ATOTIOK W^iDKg
iSLrSf&S*”} 1 *? of this dty, repre-
Z£2L%£l«!?*•!!?•“•*»' hereby cire notice to aU
ta th ® reepectire Com pan in, that.
BBder tbe | r of Insurance, it is required that
them shell bo kept on board of each boat, wW lying
up, a Day Watehman and a Night Watchman, and
aim, that there shall be, oneachboat, at least twenty
«led with water, to be dU
tributed forward and aft and upon the eereral decks
These are not Intended as new regulations, but as
?,?, P , r ° per .M d M»t«P»tations of clanses in the
.XMdfetom which do not appear to be perfectly under-
.. _ B. MILLER, Jn.,
President Western Insurance Company.
„ SAM'L BSaT^
Secreteiy Gltlians Insurance Company.
JAMES A. HUTCHISON/ 7
President Vonongahela Insnrance Comnanr
■ . „ FINNKVr
Secretary Eureka Insnrance Company.
„ . D. H. BOOK,
Secretary AUogheny Insurance Company.
' F. A. BIKEHABV
Secretary Pittsburgh Insurance Cbmpany
P. A. MApEIKA,
Agent Delaware M. F. Insurance Company
„ ' A. A. OAKBIKIL
. President Pennsylvania Insurance Company.
degaclwd <
’uirici Ai&iktaxty. M. u. 8. A., i'."*
Tort Monroe, Va.. Dec. 24. ISbv r
pKOPOSALS FOB STEAM FIKE
A. EKOZHEtL—Sealed Propoola will ba received at
thla offloa until 12 o’clock at noon* on the tenth day
of January watt, fcr famishing two 6 team Fire I Q *
hate an 8,9 or 10
'^«BHqfc3KS3B^^
andmOdmt number of dbchaiie pipe.; alio leader
tx Riel and too, ml to accommodate aoo feet of how,
of tunal elm,.Propoeala will olio auto price p«r too!
tor auction bole of ouuoiiio aa that with enoliM,
from fioto7fi toot additional being required wl,hiich
witt oU MCMruj coiiiioctloiu; alaotor 600 toot 3
,Si*„w b , tar koMof th. roqni.ll. atreneth
with In conneetiooi— Bidden arm .uto In detail
the carodtjr of each 8,« or 10 Inch pump, tor drew-
Ing end diachtrglng water under different length, of
euatou and dlacWge hoee; time required to gSt m,.
enadent head of Meant tor eSectire wort, and inch
other intormatlon aa wffl anahla thla department to
decide upon the hide. Separate propoeala will be re
mired tor the one thouaemTbet of India robber de
llrerjhoae,ifbealred. Price In each cue to Include
dehrecr at thla neat In toll and complete working or-
Jdor. Bidden will alio etate whan they can execute
their propoeala. (Biased) '
dcghdld QKIBB TAtMADGE- A. Q. M.
f)OLLAK iJaVMm BAMK
NO. 66 FOURTH STREET.
Deposits made with'this Bank before the
FTBST DAY OF JAN VAST,
Will drew Interest from that date.
CHAB. A. COLTON. Trmmrtr.
Ji tf L ltiH A.N il CLAHHUTaT
.124 SCHOOL—WH. P. ALCOTT, A. B„ of Boston,
will open a School at 48 Federal stmt, Alleghany,
(ap stain,} on MOHDAT, Jan, 6, 186 i. Terms as in
similar schools. For forthsr information
Box 603, Alleghany P. O. \
Bcrsttvcss—Mark Hopkins, D. D., LL. D., Pres
ident of Williams’ Collage; Hon. J, D. Phil brick,
Sopt. Boston Public Schools; 8. H. Taylor. LX,. !>.,
Principal of Phillips’ Academy, AndoTer, Hasa.; A.
T. Donlbett, Supt. Allegheny Co. Schools: Bar. X>n.
EUioit, Page, Plnmavand Swift, Alleghany City,
deaotlwwx .. *
rpHOf*
•>. tUJN iiSK, having dissolved
hie connection with Jacob Tuter, Jr., has
opened a Commlsrion and Btoran Warehouse on the
corner o t Dnauecne Way and Hand stmt, fcr the
purpose of dealing in CBUDKAXD LUBRICATING
OILS. jAdrancce Bade on consignments. Orders
promptly filled. (ds2&dlw) THOb. J; HUNTER.
ijiaoa 3. hunter,
COMMISSION 2CKBOHANT
AND DCALSB IN CBUDE OILS,
dagfclyd Corner Hand street tad-Paqneaoe Way.
JgJSEVa MAtiKETIU OIL/*^ —
The radical etuefer
BHEUHAT2S3T, PAINS. BBCISES, Ac.
J. A. Morron, iaoU ud nspoctabte'merchtnt of*
Nw Lisbon, 0., la ordering a iqppjy says: ' “I htn v
apv been selling U for fire or tlx jhti end dad the
demand increasing, many of my customers taking as
high as six bottle* at a time. In bet, we Demand
«eh a remedy for the can or Rheumatism/ Son
Throat, owalllngs, Bums sad Pains.”
For tale by Druggists everywhere.
SIMON JOHNSTON, Sole Agent,
de3o corner Smtthfleld and Fourth ft*.
Ti HOttsE OVWfiiW:-D*. swemV'
INPAILIBLELtNIMINT POB JHOE3tS is
“art’dMby w:ln dlnwof Tjmmma. irlidne
(tnia Spnliu, Btnlm, or WnncUnn, iliaffoct b mu
leal and osrtain.. Hiram or Saddle Galls.'Scratches.
Msog«* FiUalso can speedily. spavin' Sml
Blagboae may easily be prerented and cured In their
**■«*■» *•* conttnaed cues are beyond the
poeelbUityof a 1 radical can. Nocaseof the kind,
however, it eo desperate or bopelea bot It may be
alleviated by this Liniment, audits fcithftd applica
tion wIU always remove the Ismenesa and. enable the
horse toitnvel irtth comparativeesso.
for sale by JOSEPH FLEMING,
Oorner of the Diamond and Market ft reels.
t Oust i aI 1 OoS!TIi—MoLiMY
BOOKS at cost, at HOH!TB.
P AMEB, ETC., AT COST, at
" ~ . HUNT’S;
DESKS, ETC., ACCOST,
TSE BALANCE OF THE HOLIDAY'
BTOCK will b. dtowl out .r crot. mt '
■ HUNT’S.
"DOOK, STATIONERY, MAGAZINE
LV aND NSWSPAEEB UIPOBHIII, Muonic
M»U. Fifth Btrut. ..
jjiLouß r :i — —
'B3 bbb. Extra Family Flour, Torlorrill. MUlii
Jf J •' “ Wnrblniton ••
** ' •• " Homier ••
S ul “ “ -F.lrS.ld ••
17 “ SopVflM ' u
-}S “ SrmrMllj ; “ ririerril. ji
'■ f 8 , “ Sbelbyrille '
Instoreand for sale by •
V. • ' ISAIAH PICKET 4 CO.,
■pEi'KoLECk— — 1
•JL' 120 barrels 40 gravity,
u 165 do 45.Td0- •
- 470 -do r 44 :do
For tele by .
■ SOtAE OH, -WOBKB COMPANY:
A* 3 ' No. 3 St. Clnlr Btrut-
,TX)TATOiS*&r--4uo bushels prime Oerter
+ Beech P©moeeJ« sto&ud. ftv safe ft
a*i . «SS£2&'
THIMM AKlMsuua- •. •
X? 4 boxoe fteeh Bell Batter,'
- 3 barrels ftaelr Im, •
Juki recelred aad ferMh by - ’.• £• ~
u «-• v - L ;-il- »• Jiit*B A.-Fraßi:.
. ' . MastrtaiidTimstmtf.
•|> ; 8,000 mJMi.v '‘.'.Lf'-i ►r ■■
• .^bub&Wbmt,
la store sad Jbr eue by? . f - c ;
d* 3 * ' | < ii , cßßqr 860.
*3l ™«BTA'l»ttnw.
Bt7
; gOtIDAT PBESENTSf- . ~
PSOTOdJtAPH ALBUMS, I
FOB SALE BY
B o o S. s
FANCY ARTICLES
Holiday Presents,
Which tor ll,le. uij chupnm .re uuur
puled b.
ANY I3TABLXBHMSHI 1H THE WEST,
All Hew and Presh from the Eq.c
••“Amangctberappropriato articles will be found
Tarlousstylee and aisas of
BIBLS3, ’
PRATER IOOKS,
HYMN BdbEAy
ALBUBS,/
PBOTOOBjaPH At.iimr.q
ANKCALA
AUTOGRAPH BOOKS,
TOT BOpja AND PBHIMBRS,
. JUTENIIjs LIBRARIES,
ALPEABtT'BLOCXS,
COMPOIItION ALPHABETS ON BLOCKS.
HISTORICAL BLOCKS,
BUILDING BLOCKS,
OAKES QN'BLOCKS,
GAMES IH BOXES,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
CHBSSMKX-tBONB AND wood," 1
CHECKERS AND DOMINOES,
COMBINATION CHESS AND CHECKERS
CONVERSATION CARDS, '
NEW PCiZLES IN BOXES, " “
POETMOINAIES AND WALLETS,
* WRITING DESKS—ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY
AND PAPIER MACHE, 1
PAPETEES, TRAVELING CASES,
WRITING CASES, PORTFOLIOS,
WATER COLORS, BCRAP BOOKS.
NEPLUS ULTRADESKS,
SOLDIERS' CAMP .COMPOSITION
YEQETABIE IV OB Y— 1
RING PIZILES,
CUPS AND BALLS,
HUltXnto TOPS AND DOG WHISTLES,
RATTLEi, ? WHISTLES AND OTHER TOYS
hatch ufes, 1
THntßlil AND THIMBLE CASES,
. NEEDLE CASES,
PIN CCBHONS AND SPOOL STANDS,
YARD MEASURES, . .
EMORY lASKETS,
BRACETfra AND BOqUET HOLDERS,
CHECHES AND CHESSMEN.
AU ofwhldjan offered it tmprocedenUdlow price.
WhqJeial*»ad Retail Soak, Station-
Rtgume and' Hewipaper
Emporium, Masonic Hall,
FXHE STEEL EHQEAVIEOB
DoKriptlra Oataloftxea now ready, fiend a on* cent
rtampandyou will get on* by return mail, wlth>
fall deecrl|UoDof the eagrarime and a llat of Nif
c»t any of the popular Magatfnee at the
poblkher'a Icrwect prlcee, and the three dollar Ham-
6
Codey’e Lady's Book,
Harper’sjfagjuine,
Atlantio Xtontbly,
Leslie's Xagasine,
Continental Kagaxine, and
Blaekwood, ' ~;
?£- o®* rear, and anyone of over two hundred
BPLINDU) BTKBL PLATJBBNOBA VINOS,
•d at from $3 to |5 each, lor |2^o.
Abo any of the popular Saltern Weeklies, such ae
NewYctek Ledger,
New: Yoke Wkeelt,
Pbila. Satbbday Evening Post,
■Boston Tboe Flab,
... •
«n4«»taeHimof inrooo of orer two
•‘.'“*'•4 4t(t STEEL PLATE EHOBAVKJOB, oab-
UAMU (ram t3U> tloKh.br I2.it
sruTsrrs
Book, Stationery, Magazine and New«-
> paper. Emporium,
Masonic ttall, Finn Street.
J jaxntTT’s
TOIOHSTATIOHSRT PORTFOLIO,
' ! '• CONTAINS
Z 4 8be«l( Paper, 24£nveIopee,
0 Steel Pent, ' 1 Penholder,
;i -'* ! 1 Lead Pencil, \
ALL FOB TWENTF-FIVE CENTS.
'Tb» *n*T*Ttnf» m 411 n«v and In good order.-.
Thoy woopeo for wanluallon. ThieUaa otmorto
nUyMldomofltoed. .
Hunt's,: Xuonio Hall, Fifth Street.
r . The Paper and Knydopes are assorted Union, Oou*
tlneaUl and plala. The/ are rery nsefnl to bare in
tbs bouse, is they furnish writing materia} for all.—
Tbs soldier* use theft, : being Of convenient slufur
carrying irtfh them.and wowdprore a grateful pm.
flttt to oar Igm firitfcda away fighting for the pSrpe.
tuityor tba OoreroxDent their frthera fought and
toilsd so haft to establish, and which they so Justly
appeuiate. j *
• They can os mailed to any part of the country at a
Imall oast. ;If youwaat the pest, ask for-
HUNT’S
' Union Stationery Portfolio, ‘
tad Ub bp MhWrTh* nurkrt Isflwtfcd with worth.
'*•«» ItritftUcmt.—Xveiw PortMlo hu HURT’S
UWOH BIATIOIfBBr. POXTrotIO, uSm od
always op*. to that thaycui Utum.
•ItPdi ■ ; F«I up «|id .
JOHN P. HUNT,
[. ,\ '.wiwwajtfc* ash keuh, *
i Booluallsr, Bt*iioner4B«w* Dwilw,
K?*4«<^|pei^jipsrS
A literaldiwouaitodralera. -:>
,
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■' ’-1 #. jTff- -
•*-r;’"‘ % 'f- ,- t JyH &;*•. ’•
»■■■ - M -? '■£
JrOJErJFZMK GIFTS .
Unequalled Disptay
SUITABLE FOR
\ fOH CASH, AT
K'TTISr T'S
Fifth Street.
100,000
TO BE GIVENAWAY.
bsusuask Tug PLACE.
-' v
HOI/Bjv CIfTS.
fpfpUDiSfGCTOT
. •; ; .AT.
: EATOW, MACRUM & CO*B,
Fos. 17 and 19 Fifth Street.
BEAL FRENCH AMD SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES,
AMD LACE TRIMMED COLLARS AND
SETS, LACE TRIMMED HEM STITCHED
- -.lisps HANDK£B«nEFS, Ac., 4c.,
ALL SOLD AT S. TOBK COST TO CLOSS OVT.
JJOIJDAY GIFTS
EATON, MACaiU & CO’S,
U 08.17 and 19 Fifth Street
CARD PHOTOGBAPHS OF NOTABLEMEN AND
WOMEN, NEW STYLE FBAMES FOB PHO
TOGRAPHS, PORTMONNAIES, BATCH- •'
KLB, AND MANY FANCY ABTI
CLXS SUITABLE FOB GIFTS.
JJ OLID AY GIFTS
EATOW, iTIACRUM & CO’S,
Nos. 17 and 19 Fifth Btreet.
REAL SCOTCH BALHOBAL SKIRTS, ' BEST
HOOP SKIRTS OP ALL SIZES, NEW STYLE
GLOVES AMD GAUNTLETS, SOLPOBIKO
AND BLACK AND SCARLET AND
BLACK BALMORAL HOSE, Ac.
JJOLIDAY GIFTS
E ATO3T, MACRIJIIf Sc. CO’S,
Nos. 17 and 19 Fifth Street
A \'- ASSORTMENT HEAD DRESS]
XUBIAS, HOOPS AND SCARFS, SONWS
TALMAS, SLEEVES, MITTS, Ac,,
JJOLIDAY GIFTS
EATOar, ITIACRIJM Sc CO’S,
Nos. 17 and 19 Fifth Street
° c'K&SKSS? „£ eck tikb, pocket iiand-
K ?S2 HI SJ£?> “CAW'S, GLOVES, SUSPEND
EBS AND DOSE, FINE SHIRTS AND
COLLABS, FANCY OYEB-SIIIRTS,
ALL KINDS OF UNDERSHIRTS
AND DRAWEES, At, Ac., Ac.
We inti to the Attention of bajren to our snort*
ment, u»ean doeing out at greatly rod need prices.
EATON, MACBtJM A CO.,
Noe. 17 and 19 Fifth atreet.
J. ». BURCHFIELD'S.
CHEAP
REUNANTS FRENCH MERINOS.
REMNANTS MOUS DE LAINES.
REMNANTS COBURGB.
EMBROIDERIES, cheapest In the city.
SHAWLS UHKAP.
OENIB- SHAWLS.
ALL WOOL HE LAINES OHEAP.
\ wool he lain eobes
*OB 15,00. WOBTH $14,00,
nf* tl ‘ < °*« care
B'HOtEs.jfjjj
\ RETAIL
\ ®®YERs
i OF \
Q-OCXDS.
Wker & co. 5
NJf " A EKE T ST BBS T,
. Wn ma lnueiiai stock of ' ' ''
B \il mfHSK* at op.
80 “d op.
?•* a * 80 and upward*;
•\ ALSO,
TICKI
■'i>EL AINES, CHECKS, *Tc, -
thg inw rat—.
■fr sauc; —
TO L
J £ S T O CX,
AIWO
pravlout
wo will c
umuajtll'
Our i toe)
U very com)
price*, f*
HOllPb
DBEBSEB,
i3Ks io y
fry PIECES PAP’
GINGHAMS, SIIIBTIN<
At Wbotwb only.
BI
PLAIN ANB.fiT&IPEI)
> VJ
Alt saw ttjrlwijait recall
IATOH, MAI
AU3)xffl}t Colon..
- v 4igo)
nW&BUt ifIUU MIX BHtr]
v VOLVEBB.-A ftidi stock Jutnciti
— s fsr“
R
OR YGOODsi
QBE AT ATTKACTHH?
CU/VS. GIMER’S,
NO. 78 MABEET SXBEET.
Hitlh* nrj «ownljrr.tnnie4 from to. Etot, I
“ now Imppj to infant my cirtonSto »nd th« jrab-
Bo generally tbatX am now prepared to ofbrttmß too
Handsomest and Cheapest
took of Goods
IN THE CITY.
ENBROIDEBIES.
obroidered Handkerchiefs,
*»OM S7X OESTSTO |i,co.
ibroidered Collars,
raOM 13)< CENTS TO $O,OO.
ibroidered Sets,
;WM M OENW TO |lO,oa
imbroideredNonrningHandkero’fi.
pnbiroidered Edging* and Inserting*.
/Embroidered Knilin Bands.
[Embroidered Skirts.
Infants' Emb'd Caps and Waists. "
Infents' EmbroideredHobes, i j
H'oolejt goods.
WOOIIS HOOBS,
2TOBIAS AND BOftYAGA,
VOOLBN fiCAßys,
WOOllH^Lims,
CHILDBIKS'
GAITEBSiro'ABKLXT*,
WOOLIH YABBS—ALL COLOBS.
Gloves and Gauntlets,
ilB OLOVtS,
BILK GLOVES,
. / wooisir aions,
Bn* OAVSTLBTS,
FLKKCY.LINED QAUSTLETS.
WOOLEN a A OUTLETS.
no siee r.
Whitt VTooten note, _
®w* miolm BoK,
Black Woolen Bate,
Fieeeed mate Cotton Bote,
fleece* Drab Cotta* Bote,
Fleeced Black Cotton Bote.
Silk and JBerino Bogiery.
Dress Trimmings,
SILK TRIMHIHGBI
encpfi, TXLVES bibbonb.
SII»K /BUTTONS,
t*iv*t buttons,
buttons.
FBSNGH 00B8XT8 FOB C2J* OTB.,
WOHAKIC OOBiSTB,
UQKNIB BODIOKb,
BALMOBAL BUBTS,
I TS* FURNISHING GOODS.
uxck.tub.
IHMSO gflltTa
OLOTEB, HOOIIBT,
BANDKISOBIIrS,
- : Ac* Ae* Ae.
NCY GOODS.
wiu rofttKon
ISJHB, JHSDM-. ’ BOOM,
MULL COBBS, Be.
'MpoetfbUj lavlted tocaO ttd mud.
Wftc* porcjhaslßf •lmrh«n l iin u»
'toteoßteaoU.
CHABLES CIPHER,
78 Maui* Stur.
IMfjnl
mucgmi :•
jjOUJJAY SALE.. *
MARKET street.
h»T« £temineil 0 10^ klhB ' etrr lnrentoty wa
dress goods,
needle work, Ac,-
At a Great Eednction in Price. ' "
LAWNS, BEBAGES;DDCALS& HOBES
domestic goods
Hnslins, Printi, Gingham*, Cheeks, ii
Ticking*, Table Diaper, Canton ;
• and Wool Flannels, Tweed*, ‘ f
Jean*, Satinett*, Caisi- |
mere*; Cloth*, 40. ?’
3S=sbsssS 4
.^ u !r“" ,nprto --
GOODS IfJTE
WUt ** TE •‘OSET BY MAKING ,Hni wi. ‘ ,
OlTA*** EAlttT, AS MAirr riND*
GOODS ABB ADVANCING IN PKK}»
JN TH* EAST JLLMO3T DAU.T.
A m*« JVwml to .nd ,«», iy,-** fa \
Fancy dress SfcLKS *8
r
OnSAMB THAS KVKH.
Gooa Bargain* in •
q-ooids,
ODIKBI LACK,
Holiday -Presents.
. ; 4.. > .
Heavy Sack, for Wagon Coven and
Steamboat ’ Deck*,
4 rEW BAL£a Ti BU WIDE omitACBXD
M U S L INS,
at nvjßsn fir Vabp.
At, Atf It,
* WIVO** GQIQMXP -i ■
Oamtorio*.
A* DQHI CTSM m YARD.
GOOD
CAHaLBiy.
c. HANSOtf LOVE, • j
NO. 74 MARKET STREET |
4«o4nnatf4<«\|aix a
T^ma^Bomos.
S'®
great INDUCEMENTS i ™
CASH B U YEES,
7777177777777 - UU
m .? « «
II . W 44
21 *t 44 ■ ■■
777 ■ 44 44*'- - L :
I rif BW4UIHH •
'■ 777 • S
7777., «
Close ont our Stock ofFanoy:
Sha-wls", Cloaks*
Without Beqaed to Cost.
odb stocx or. ,
>*w»r*on»a4 ' : V;'
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