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"I ,\ M* t a X .• • 1* .. . T VI C ’ CITY' AFFAIRS. a Q‘ll - 1 .•, «... *+omcUL rirrs or tmm oitt. ffeiokx. iiois Outeunon'- fa tk* OMrttotbrjrO. 2. Bb*w, OpttcUa, Be. U tlta itrouj 4qinM fety.i. . • »*“«*> +•■ *“••■■■"•• S 3 « M » 40 „ 5.“ * y nT “‘ De,ltrnoUo n Of I rSFri&F*’! '*'ork»..Frt*ht »bont daik, &» w»i I dleoouerod’itnuingfrom the mala building if I Irwin, ACo.'l ropowotkt, located ouwhet u blown »* Smoky laiaud, i n the-: Allegheny the Point. ThehnlHlngbe. ingof freak, end Blocked with oomitutiblo ; oßkemi t»rl eto.,'the gWSWLW'eStSi Jqwn thb Are? * dliUso* of twtta hSSSI lb« irholt ctrao* tsag&iis^Ei*"* work * The alarm w»a promptly aproad, end the J ll B^>* l wen» pope oa tbe groandi hat it wu ittofk with fUlisg ipuki. *i*JW r “Jf r * n,! » Bat of-ahort duntlon. rtwo yoang, women, we* employed-la the 1 : tUtiejojyrWftoTwlomheaifittiatfireiS. ■•■■>.■■■ ““terwile/, had not left thotocm. She rnahed'te ’ r4 f t .a* *°°a or *ho hoard the alarm, hat the fWokto that tnd.of! the room that ahe did not dare .to> rentore I downhythoatalro. A moment**hultatioa!'l and the fearful thought (Uahod npdh bar. that I •he mnit Jump from a window or peibh in the damn. She_ rurhed from one window to another, in that large room, butahuddarod-at the prorpeat before her, ae the would have a dhtanoeof from JSto SO foe tto fain Her ritoatlon waa obtamd from below, and men and women cried aloud to her to Jaap oat or' •he would to buynt to death. Still aka heal- 1 bated, but the demring Hama and the aoffo eatlag tmoke toon foroed her to decide, and the raked thaauh and jgot ant. . Again aha atahftha Ittulng^Soke, »* ,«o the tub, and'looking down . fro® her giddy peroh upon the exciting toene below. Again the criet ef.ojampr* »Jamni» eonndedin hercart, and like one who aban. dona aborning Teiael, expecting only to Snd !«*“» the let go her hold and made the frlghtfol leap 1 toraral men atood immediately below, bat aa the do. •tended through the air they fled fcom toneath her. • At-thoeamo inatantwbaa theta atout men were Seeing, a noble-hearted girl named Hannah Sharp, waa : rnahing dirooUy under, ' J ,l( b *praliedtLanda, and waa juat la time to brook the fail—the two girit- going to the ground together. On being taf«e up, Hiit Keaterwiley wu found to to eerionaiy inlur , f 1 *' Ho.bonoa wro broken,, but ahewu badly hurt infernally, and waa remored to the boarding houto of Mrt. Sown Kennedy, on manoa avenue, where ahe had been atoppinx. Vim Sharp waa badly atunned, and aomowhat burl about the head, but not dangmualr. Dr. Herron atteadeJUiae Keaterwiley, but can giro no definite opinion aa to her cunditicn at promt. Her apine la Injured, and ahe may not nearer. She it an orphan, and came hero aome time alnoe from Indiana county.' She waa aayed from inttant death from two cauaea > —the fact that eho jamped inancroct peti tion, her ekirte acting u«parachute: and tte partiaijbroaklng of by Hiaa ■oaarp. ■. •• • ***** jrero Oiud bj Hour*. John Irwin, H. Xi.BoUmsa, tad BUaha Fnicon, ahoy, were erected, about a year eluoe. at a largo outlay of capital, the bolldlig, 2? < £i'2* Ty aeiock,etc., woroyalaedattotwera SJS,SJ»- and SB*,«ooi' ■We undentand' that that owpera hare an lneurnnoa of f 20.000. They, had a eoatnet fromthe OovOTment, and were inning their worka duriage'tortof the night. Iholr machinery wu eery ytlna. bio, and win bWfimaat afotal lota.: The build ing waaexpenaiep, and.wu conked, roof end eldeay with eheet tpon. : Mr. IrTin-wu the pioueerfn the rope buri nen here,-and atbde tima-dld a vary largo bueineta "tlronghont the wait end eontL Borne, yean ego . the ground upon which hle.workf wm.loeatcd, ln the Pint ward; Allegheny, wu. vacated , and dirlded into baUdlng iota, and the;rope hniinaaa aban* doced. During the twenty-flrn or thirty ycan : in .Which ho oanduetad the-haalacaa, ha naficnl aeveteiy- -from -firo~*hie -worka haying: been burnt twioa, If we reacmtor correctly, and hl* wanhoua in thia city , being twice, destroyed. ,-Hia great energy oraroama all diSicnltiu, and in the docline of Hie to projected wad Mooted the promt worka, whieh new lit a heap of mint. They werebnUt.am'd groat pnblla eppciltion, u tto right to ooenpy the ground in the bad of ub rlrer wu denied by many, although he . claimed aa eqni table title: 'Theeriginff Ue Sroia nneertaln, but it wu nndenbt&ly aeci- Q6&ttla .. is •'iV.... ;.v, i . ■ ■ -Meeting off AUegfcoar ; Iho Ooaadlj ofAUeghenp held a regular , monthly meeting laet evening—m*mb«n «*np promt.' i StUa, Hi following bnrlnet* «u trahi -1 anted; : __ PattUoa from M. HoSonnlfb, juklac for ■ Oonislttea/ to ttpori. :■■■■■:. Boporteof Commlttaoe on Btnete.Po. Uaaaod WaUr, wlthraolatlona for thopnv iwolnuona <• i OottmttqiatlopfrOll.ih^gkyor.p f i ft tj Tfl to .%M B o<*ofiapi}is|4iA 'latotU ' AuofffayJrtragMidwiaoaaitfUngiktr*- Mr* Bcott # u bs h**'»oVd3cbif*ei i ted7 thnuuo in reference to dltoxderi* con til- *»«• .*•* nonnaaiHattloa' «aa refereed to !"■: tta OrtUnaiwa. Camalttta, with laatraettoni f: towportaaortlflaßaataforflnaiiMiocTarlni! . the whole groaad. i - * - v aeklog <slst tie niter of | the Camille* af Tohutteera Ijtthaarmv: i ••S* 4 to Committee on PMr Pam. to report. I <tea«misoaU* ? fron Janrn ghalraw of IbeJPinanbo Committee if mi - Board of Coat«l&tf, uking Council* to par ©TcjfSdr 85, dap ,to laid Hoard, a» flan aod : . forfoitam nodartb* llfnor Uw. Referred to povarto act. - » *lS a ‘ »*“»'. °* **W Ward, tea r -stead hU mlgaatloa aa a member of Cornell.' ... : having removed to the ooontrv. The Preil - dost, and aararal; other member*, paid Ur. : ' .Walker a very high eompliaeat for the abill . t/y JUCdalaeaa aad UMialitp which he had ' alwayi exhibited la attending to the baalaeia i . and interettaofthe city. Xhereilgnatlon wee eooopted, ee hla removal rendered him ineligible. I Baeolatioaa vara adopted anthorlrlng pa*, meat of balaao* of Judgment, Internet and aoitala tbeeaaoof War. Mag** for nr* ee. - Alltfbcoy f iad tlto tbt eoiu ozmdmi : jlaibo.eae* ofAllegheuy rt M'Oonnlgte, and U'aonnlgl. *a. AUeghray. ' -Beiolntlonto appoint Committee of five— tad from Beleat and threa fron Common. O9llnellT-to.elldit.ihe city noeoante; Adopted, and Merire. Aihworth and Kirkpatrlek, of fi. C., and Uctirt. Pranoli, Wblatoa and i. Brawn,Jr.,nfQ-o.nppolnted. Reiolotlon initrocOngtho Street Commit tee to non tract for the grading and pavlagnf Pitt alley, from Ohio ttreet to Cap alia*; and "•t alley fromPederalitroet eaat to Pitt •Ua7>- Batoned ,to , Committee oa Simla, »*th I«*«r to aet. da. 9mutm Cbmeil. molntlon of lnqnlr* UorALaxtififnliUfli tUdty Bihrrii to OosunitM oft ou* •" Rtelatlon iaitrnotlag tbe Commltte* on .Oaa tohavofonr.Ugbtaltept bnrnlngat night ®*rtet.lioß**—two oq naoh lid*.. \htH'SHfa* adopted, ap- A& Ui (tu.-ifcor* pilot wuf;ib Mmrflfc <gaatfaj, DAY- MOSOT] ro, DEO 6 Tse St. Joseph! (Mo.) Btraii, published in tha Ticmitjr of the plaeo whero General McNeil recent!; txoouted ton rebel guer rillae, eav. ; « :Uo demand for the eorrender of tnato.u;-;. : ‘We wish we had a then eandMc! _hV.n'’» land. IfJeff. Doris Wishes to i.Federal officers, let him begin the}. ■ ■ Guerrillas aro sent .into •this Slaloi- -"'vjot'Dnion men in the book as they pas along the highways,'attend ing to thoir easiness. Gen. McNeil order ed ten of them to be shot. We with .the number had been greater. -It is high time that Missouri was rid of bushwhackers and bush n kicking :Gen. McNeil h'.■ fearlessly done his duty.' Let the G(iv*'.t;nent stand by him, and let Unioo'mt j-.oTerjwhere nut their feet- on mcii'j».h?j:;ippathi»e wlth' Jeff." Dpyit in his attempts to pro rent the punishment "of gnsmfofl.'] Rttjbnreli Female College,-I. o. , Ft rst ., BCf ,pf D<> PHwjipajiav': * at institution It in's verypros fe.iu, co. .on, and is steadily gaining la PWUo 'The faculty iseomposed of ■eveateen carefully selected teaohers, lomo of *kna biro eighteen to twenty yean exper •ienoe. During tba term Jolt olosed two hun dred end twenty-one pupile worn la regular attendance. The Literary Entortainmont of the Bro%a. tag Association of .this iastitatlon took nlaoo taat evening at tbe Liberty street MetbodUt Episcopal Church. eaerdeoi were opened with prayer by K ‘'m?fattar of tba Church. Clara Basse, wbo performed •ejnnl aatalotlo air* adailrably. •Andmpresslre essay by MseSadeJ. Parry, replete with par? and *??* “dCnmat—gUnelng rapidly at many ebjeeta of the sublime aad beau tifuhlaj tho moral and natural universe,‘.under the unique and'tr^gtasM of«flod’sLibrary" * , "Honsons"—£, essay, by Hiss Lydia A. Uttl. ■Vm pretty. v "Are tho existing f»Torable to' the growth of Chriftia<jTw** ; : M. Veraer. Ke^tlm—bliss Anna P. Blm*son. .Both sides were ably and admirably main taiaed. Thedrst lady based her argument upon the hard aad Inexorable logio of existing £ti!!s> l^v?w. la S that from the very ocniti- SrffLifa 11 human mind, truthnaanot but be viewed from different standpoints and throagh diverse mediants; and that this di ***** »eed not, and does not, re- Tk? of uhristian character. The lady who took the negative side of the question spoke in strong aad eloquent 'terms pf the oneness of. Sod, of Troth—“one . faith,' •»“*“ i” “doourtrained he? 6*»r«rs,atleaijfor tho moment, to believe with her that tbe existing-divisions -among' I *»vorahln*° *&• growth of Christianity, 'bnd both these' ladies proved ■ I “Other point, wbieh it was not their tauhe dtatei object to prove—that the education which can develops such' logic and snob I tangungo is by no means superficial, i Hong—WMake me no gaudy chaplet”— MUs Esslofiridsraad Mils Kato Kincaid. " The Best Polioy By Miss Han nah It. Christy—a vigorous aadsery original production, well expressed, and which dealt some hard blows at a certain, or we should rathor ray an noriau, olau of polltiolaas. .f' 11 ** Eiri. X : " Thiafaginag D»y," a Poam, by Mill £1 ■ *oo4, tanoklug nail nUj thought* jsyoai, aubllmo, aid—pl*j g Bpoa tho chords if tbs heart u • nuiwr lof mmlo .would touob a burp. Thera mar hare been faults, but if ao, wo vara la so mood I to southern* t I fcng—i/lhafloldlor’iEotara"—HUaAima i J. oimpson»- Pershing, at tho closed thr ex- JgUeo, tendered thanks to the audienoe for tgelrmarkedattention,and announced that the Win tor torsi would commence Tuesday •ftor whloh BUhop Simpson, President ortho Board of Truteu, pronounced the Benediction. Radicalism* 1 1 Wo had prepared a somewhat extended no* tlee of Ber. A. Clark*# lecture on “ Radic&l- Ifm/* delirered In the Methodist Protestant Church, East Common, Allegheny, on’ Wed* hesSaj evening, but a press of news has.com* pellsdusto forego Irt publication. The lec turer. treats,his sutgeet in e masterly manner, hudsomoof the finer passages 1 , are as bold In Uhounht es tbey are elegant in diction, The I deliver; o! the ieoture is pleasing, as the I [author b*» oevoted ! &ueh attention'to the I end has oaooeededia at taining a. nf,o. I**l knowledge of the art. Tho lecture h.-* 'v, roll reoelvod wherever dor Urered, a should net be surprlsedito I hear of h. reeelrlng a call from some of tha Lv-.ro Ceomlttees here end else* 1 where. L .JBiacxwefro-ros Nomas*:—Mr. W*‘’Ai'- LGildonfenny, 45 Plfth' street, has received I from, the putwiacrr,. Messrs. L. Scott A Cd.f | New York, number of Blackwood for j November, -it republished for American I I Tenders. T : eonCents-ane—Caztonlafle; the j Jootin Chronicles, ef Oerlingfotd ; j Clough*# £ seAjftfce'liand Revenue of India; I Thiers Waterloo;aDeathless Love; the | Crisis of the American War—There is no i article in the number so weak as the last one i —that being, almost as a matter or course, both we»x and foolish* The review of Thiers ] cn Waterloo, as a historical and military, and : that of Clough*# Poems as a literary, essay, I will be read with interest. Wingate*# poem I and Bolwer Lytton*s ** Caxtoniana*' are i also sure to please. Nor will, tho "Scot in Prance** be justly passed over with In differ- I enee. SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES. _ Ceovea amd Baxaa'e Sawiro Stouii, for family sad manufaetoring purpowe, an tho ttrtuw. A. F. ClAtomr, General Agent, No. 18, Fifth street. ■ Anugn Co. B.—Ton an requeited to meet at the armory oo Federal itreot, ob Saturday, 6thlnat., at 1 o’cleok p. m-, in fall cnlfonn, to panda for target prmotiaa and drill. 1 A foil tors oat li reqnested. By orderoftha ’ Carrara. Bo* Fan aao Weave. Waaa.—Tho winter la anon or, and wa nut prorlda oortalrea I with the material to keep tu oomforUblo. A good and wULaadaorareoat la tha rarj aril otoj andwa don't know of anjpiaoa whan ! oar readers eu gat on* that will look a* well; and at tha lame time withstand the moit •*- ran weather, aa at W. H. Mode* A Co.’e, i comer of Federal atnet and Diamond Square, Allegheny. - Their (took of oretooatlngt, faailnaaa and drear clothing, pantaloon* of all description*,. an: wall aarortad, and of tha I lataet style. " The gentleman’* farnlehlng good* department 1* all that a ponharar weald wirh* Call on HrQco A Co. If yon daaln a nice rail. ' i . Sajreah Qaana*, merchant tailor, woold | mort raapaotfolly Inform hi* friend* and tha gihllo generally that he ha* ratomod fnm the Ut with hi* -new rtook of fall and winter I good*. El* i took eon*l*t* of tha latcat atyla* of doth*, eatslmere* and reatlng*, (.looted from tha latest Importation*. Oeatlaman do drlnganaat Httlng garment, and at prloe* lower than at any other tailoring eitablleh ment In woold dowel] t* gfrehlm an early nil. , Samnd Oraham, merchant tailor. Ho. £4 Market atraat, one door from Third. i j Skihn pox ha* already lacrifioed *om* of par belt and brareat. troop*. Soldier*, lliten to the vole* of.reason, rapplyyoorselve* with HolUway’a PllU and Ointment... The pill* Pertly the blood and (trangthen thaatomaah, while the ointment remora* all pain, and nre rent* pit mark*. Only 35 oent* par box or ■ ■ ■■ 331 Nonoa to the .property owner* of thl* city 1* hnaby given, that any repair* needed aVont yiu-.be done promptly, If they tbalrordar at Oathhert’a Grantor and I'Au&V above _ Dr. O. T. Sihtiiu, German Toecher and Translator. Addreil Poit OQm boxtg. $... nx£?i£.l OS-0n »s«ober4ib.lM2, at I>4 octet a. m., ofdipibtra, WILMB a lint a, jcnol ilKcta w. aid SophlrD. Aotieoa, aged s jean sad 6 aoaUc. ... r- Va&tnl from tbs rtsldeae* of tbs punts, Ho. ISO WjJ ••tr»:,en JaxoiT.fith 2 o'clock p. a. the LATEST NEWS’ BY TELEGRAPH. FRQM WASHINGTON OUR SPECIAL' DISPATCHES. Special Dispatch to tte Pittsburgh OuotU. j ; Wusnaios, Dee. 4,1861 arroiinrKxifTs. U*t ofnewly appointed Brigadier Gen* ereU are lUliseerekThafollowiag additional appolntmenUj howeTer, become publlo: Cole. Vandeyar, Bth Iowa; WWlami. 3d Iowa; tow*, sth Iowa; Burry,.3dTo«ia Cavalry. It la, understood that some ebangaa ara being made ]a this Hat. and appointment* cannot, •therefore, be regarded absolutely aefe till the little rent to tho Senate.' There will be difl. oultylnoonBrmlngany of them. Tho present law expreialy limits the Bomber of Brigadier Goaoralato two handled. The appointment .of more la regarded by military mea aa an absolute,ncesfslty, alnoe the late lerlea; but the law must be repealed before they can be confirmed, and some will oppose the repeal of the law, believing that we hare too many Brigadier. Generate now. . , 01RUL SIBIL. Popo'a references to Blgai,in.his dispatches lately brought in Halleok’e reports, haa crea ted tho hlttereat possible feeling among Blgei’t Honda, who Holy accuie Popp of dnplloity, aad gnote at one orldonco of .lt hit ipeeoh In Chicago, made shortly after ha had In theae dlapatohea to Hallaok declared Blgelunrelle blo and unfit fop command, In which apaooh ho professed tho higboit respect for Slgel aa a ~s6ldler and a gentleman. They aay .they now afo detarminod to hare all the charged against’ Slgel oleared up. . - Latut. —Qon. Sigol haa demanded a Court of Inquiry to Investigate the charges brought against him In Popo’i dltpatob, puWished In Hallook’a report. Now, the Sght opens. rora's naiiHonr » roaraa'e tbul. . In Pita John Portar’i court-martial to-day, was examined. Hit testimony went to establish.tho,truth-of the ehargea agalnat Porter of wilfolly .disobeying orders,.und re-, fjulag to engage the enemy on the battle field. A pretty clear case aeemedmade ont ugalnat Porter, bnthla ooumel, in crcii-exam lnlng Pope, involved blm In oontradlotion, wbieh will aomewhitt damage hla ovldenoe. They got him to admit that Sve daye after tto battles were over, he told Porter he had dotting against him of anfiolont magnttndo to warrant: any prooeodlnga. iWhan aakod: why he told Porter he reftued to answer. Deixos or coxeuxss. Congreaa did Uttlo to-day beyond listen to enloglei on tho lato Senator Thompson, of Now Jersey.. Tboae by Ton.Byok and Lath wa ware poonliarly. happy. • Bnainaas .comas in slowly, the Committee being unable, as yet, to metnre muoh. Beth homes would have adjourned over till Mon- j day to let the Committee work, but for the desire to rcoolvo Chase's report to-morrow. ; A remonatratlon against West Point Aoud kmy was tabled lu a manner whlchahows that ai yat there la little danger of the abollUon of that institution. The nnfnber la increasing, I however, of influential .men, wbo'fieelare they J will sever vote for further appropriation# | for it. tsi anr-TSa iawnnis. i The efforts in the Clsoicnati papers to ex* blain away the ' lato JatUmptad beef-taa | pwiudle o» Medical Department,'.ls utterly v .Thp u; *naterlal. was mere siareb, and. “was' represented by -Wayne as granulaiod ‘beef. Medical aeu say It -would bare been very injurious in oases for which real granu lated beef would have been beneficial. The swindle was thus attempted on siok soldiers, j as well as on the governinent. Some Phila- J delpbla firms’ have also been detested In furn* Isbing grossly adulterated liquors for army medical use. sccoxssoaaHir Vo cairn . Tho incocssonhlp to Smith In tho Cabinet •tin excites speculation. Several head* of jibe bureau in the Department are laid to favor i Usher. Senator! Wright, KcKee, Dunn and Defroee, alio talked of Dolt, and belieree he ;standf the fairest chanoo yet with the Presi dent. The Indiana delegation do not insist that tho .successor'shall bo taken from their State. Bvicioa or ca?r. klwood. L The suicide of Capt. Elwood, on aecouut of I hie arrest, continues to elicit eomplainte j against tho whole system of arrests as prac ticed throughout the North by the military j authorities. The opposition la Congress will I make it a pretext for the violent abuse of tho I Administration.- Biwood was an offloer In tho regular army, from Ohio, aact-was appointed from civil Ufa. t ;' puaojrzxa bsttukd os raiou. | Four prisoners takes by Stuart In hie first raid into.PennjylranU, returned from Rich mond to-day, on thirty days parole. They make tho usual complaints about ill treatment, being robbed of their blankets, etc*, and give i tha usual representations about the suffering J and scarcity of provisions among the rebels. ihi merit or Louisiana coMFLiinvo. An intercepted correspondence of tho rebel Governor Boven, of ItOuls!ana,and Jeff. Davis, shows a bitter feeling, in. consequence of Davis having prohibited trade with New Or leans, this causing great suffering, as was supposed, among tie people* nsFABTXSjrror Aotioronraie | Under the present organisation the move* ment against the Department of Agriculture, inaugurated by Ur. Lane, of Indiana. The Senate bill Is urged on tho ground that as at present organised the Department Is of no use to anybody except men who havo offices In It. ! aioiain ixaioßus. It 1* pretty evident that wo eball loan have another military Imbroglio on band ilmtlar to .the present one* .boat Porter, Baell and McDewell. xa. bswabb's oouuvoxsbxoi. Tbepabiicatlen of Mr. Seward’* diplomatic eerreapondenoe wa* unexpectedly delayad for tome reaion that nobody anderltandl. FROM PHILADELPHIA. [Special Dispatch to the Fltlsbnfsh Qeietiii.]' - Pmi.iDn.rHU; Dt0.4,186J.: .'.>.4 special to tha Pnu, dated yetterdey, sayi it la haltered from officialadvices just ro ceindhero from the Army of the Fotomao, that* gnat battla will ha fought at Feeder loksburg to-day or to-morrow. , General Bonbs'expedltlon hai tailed from New York whither, no ono, taro tha authori tiei, know. ' We shall, strike the enemy heavily from many points simultaneously very sooa. Gen. Hooker has sent an application to the War Hepartibent asking a eommaod for Gen; Stone. It was returned endorsed “ not granted." .- ~ Two brigades of rebels now oeoipy Win obester.' They say they do not. Intend to evaouate the plabo. Gens J. E. Jonee I*'in oommandf ~\i -. . l ’ ! ,D. 1 : From Montreal. Movtbjai, Bee* 4v—The mfialak', hao fallen to 40? abort aero*.Ha? f.!; gitltfn has beeh elotfdg thß Ust river steamer Proriaoo. inVIITICOK6BBH~mOM BEBSIOH. ' WaaaivoTO*, Dee. 4,1852. Hons.—Mr. Van Wyck, of N. Y-, gar* •notice of hi* intention to introduce a bill to Amend the Revenue law by. redueln£ the tut on hemlock tanned leather to tourmills per pound.- • -• i' ■ ‘ The Committee wire called upon for thoir report*, but there ink no reply. ! Mr. Aldrich, of Minn., introduced a bill to grant the proceeds it the tales of certain pub- Ue land* to ail the construction of the North un Pacific Railroad. Referred to the Select Committee on that eubjecfc, Mr.' Wiokliffe, of Ky., offered tho following resolution: Setotoed, That the Committee of the Judl ougy inquire into and report on the following , what law there has been ap pointed a Military Governor for the District of Columbih; Second—What power dees he posseei orex« : eroise, andander what law has no derived his power* ; : -; - : Third—What salary or compensation has tyen paid him, and under what appropriations. . ; Fourty—What is the entire expense of such aMilitaiy Governor, Including au iwhr paid for guard houses and prisons, and for house rents, servants, soldiers and assistants under Mscontrof - >Fifth—Whether the said office of Milltary Govern orbas latorforred with or obstructed the administration of jastloe and law by .the eml or judicial tribunal within the District of Columbia, and state the facts of such ob structions. ’ *. 4 ; - .1 a _|Mr. Wiokliffe moved the previous question, which was not seopnded: yeas,.33: neve, 62. . 'Mr. 'Wickliffe— l, Have I » right to sayany- < thing?” iThe Speaker replied—.“lf, a debate arises the resolution goes over. 1 ' Mr. Wiokiiffe£-"When oan I look for tho resolution to come np 7” (Laughter.) The Chair cannot answer.” ii f^ r *rd °^* r ® Te *7 ino Talog, i Mr. Blddlejof Pa.—“l desire to offer an; amendment.”-' „ i ■ Mr.-Washbume -tnovedtodebate'tfieresdi'i lotion. ; ! TitoSpcaker informed the gehUemstrthnt' he could deprive the gentleman from Pennsyl-; vpnla ,of the right tosho floor.- •i: •- L ., : . I <Mr. Blddlepropoaed an amendment, which Mr. Wiokliffe aecepten, also inquiring under* whatauthority tho said Military Governor ex tended his power te Pennsylvania, or anv otberState. -■•••. ~“‘j Mr. Riddle moved the'prevloui question.' ; M*» OUn, of IT. t.i moved to layihe'reio- i lhuon on the table. Carried j yeas, 85 : hajj, do. - ••» ~ .i . ; .., [ Mr. Ashley, btObio* said that during the 1 late canvass in Ohio a number of privkto and Confidential letters, written by hini td the BurveyorGeneral-of latter 1 # application and appointment to offioe, had been-published, in connection with-« : newspaper oomoont, charging him * with' -defrauding the government. ! fio sought an investigation Into his oonduot, doniripnsltbat he had discharged his duties ; frith fidejfcy as a Representative. Ttwaedue that this should bo aooorded. He therefore* I offered a resolution for the appoinment ota ! select committee of five to investigate the , truth of the charges referred to, and to inquire ! Into the whole subject matter, and to send for persons and papers, and to employ a ctoio ' grapher. Mr. Richardson, of 111., said there were no j Specific charges in the resolution Into which 1 the Committee could examine. If the Com- 1 I mittoe were going there should > be something more than vague and floating I rumors and statements.! ». Mr. Thomas, of Maes., naked that the let i tore referred to be read order that the 1 Mouse mightttndorstand on what tbs charges are made. ! ; Mr. Lovejoy, of 111., also thought that the charges should be set. forth, eind that witness | be should be examined udder oath. 1 Mr. Dawes, or Mass., was of the opinion i that tho resolution should embody a list of the letters. ~.'£*' j Mr. .Cos, of Ohio, said a copy of these'let ten had been sent to him ae well as to other \ members. Many of the gent!emsn*f eonetit demand an investigation, with a-view r pf his expulsion ifAhochlrgerwere true. His ! colleague cheuld demand an investigation. If the letters wbloh he (Mr. Cox) presented were t genuine. If ec it was theduty of his celtoagfto" explain thom, : iq. order that he may oocupy an honorable seat. His colleague had just been re elootodJe tho House, and his eonstii ,uenu, ai well as the public, Justice and de «ncy, required that a full examination should toko place. The House ought notL r to set W* precedent ia examining the subject as propb- : sod, unless they * had before them something more than a oommon clamor. ; Mr. Ashley withdrew hl| resolution with a' View of modifying it sons to meet the objec tions as to its phraseology. A resolution was adopted instructing the Committee on Military Affairs to inquire and report on what measures aro neoesiary for the better caro of the aiek and wounded soldiers.' Mr. Hutchins, of Ohio, offered a resolution instfruetlng the Committee en Military Affaire to inquire and report as to the propriety of i dispensing with the West Point Military Academy, and instead thereof, aiding in the endowment of military sehcols In the several States. The resolution was rejected yeas 48* nays 78. • - A * Mr. Aldrich, of Minn., offered a bill to re duoe-tbe Congresrional mileage. Referred to the Committee on Mileage.. Messrs. Nixon, Steele and Peny, of N. J., severally delivered an eulogy upon the death i of Senator Thompson. Thetuua! rasolntions i of reipect Were adopted, when the House ed- I Journed till to-morrow, when the report of the Secretary of tho Treasury' will be sent la. auiii. I Mr. Bberman, of Okie, ottered a -reaolatlon I requesting the President, If compatible with I tho public interest, to communicate to the j Seeete ell eerretpondenee, telegram*, letter* land report* concerning the military opera-* | tlon* or the army of the Potomao, and all cor* I reip.ndence, telegremt and report, relating [ to the surrender of Harper’* Ferry, and the I teitimony taken before the Investigation | Committee upon'eaoh anrrender. I Mr. Tan By ok, of N. J., ennonnood tho I death of ht* colleague Mr. John Thompson. He apeke briefly of the goad qualities of the deceased Senator. Hr. Thompson was ben in Philadelphia, Sept. 531 h, 1800, and wu nearly S 3 year* of age when he died. He waa alwaye .prominent man of the State of Hew Jeraey, a traa patriot at heart, and a sup porter of hi* country to it* hoar of trial, when he actually dononneed the erlmeof (eeeailon and tho traitor* who endeavored to dutroy the Union, Mr. Ten Eyok ottered.the euSto maty resolutions, and Meuri. Latham, of dal., Price, of Minn., Plold, of H. J., ind Anthony, of B. 1., cite delivered brief onto, gie*. Mr. Hale, of H. H., offered a resolution in ■trnotlng the Oomihlttee on Military Affair* to inquire Into the expediency of providing bylaw that appointments In. the volunteer novel (ervice chill be submitted to the Senate for oonflrm»tlon. ~ Mr. Wright, of Indiana, offered a fesola tion initraotlng the Committee on Military Affaire to Inquire Into the propriety ot re porting a bill requlriog that ell soldiers here after dliohirged aball be dliobargtd' within the limit* of th«lr own State. Agreed to. 7^ From Fortrese Monroo. Foiraias Mosaoa, Deo. B.—The ataamboat City of Hndfon took dro tbit morning; soon after her arriral from Norfolk, butitbo flamoa wan extinguished with but alight damage to theveeael. “ It la rumored that ia reoouaoitarlng party from Suffolk, In command of Col; Spear, of the 11th Penmylranta cavalry, had. a ikir mlah offßlaokiratar. yaaterday, eapturiou a rebel battery and taking forty prlionera with out tho loas of a man. Tho ataamboat Nov York, with a flag; of true., left thii afternoon for City Point with ono hundred rebel prlionera. A atom'oommanoed hero thii morning. Wa learn from thoao who bar. had an op portunjfy of aoalag for themielrei that Pa teraborg, and along tha route between there and Biohmond, ia being atrongly fortifie'd'by digging ride pits and throwing up earth work!. Largo foroea an at work upon them day aad night. We alio learn from a reliable aonroe that the ohannel through the Stone Blookado at Charleston la temporarily obitriUotad by'the nre of railroad iron, 10 that tha rebelt eaU readily romore it for their own mo. From Cairo. : Cano, Dee. 4.—-MemphU papers say that Gen. Holmet eroded from Arkanaaa to Mit slssippi; at Vlokabarg, teat week, with a force animated at 40,01)0 men'.' I Tho guerrillas are,aUll very tronbleiome In the Tioinity of Metnphfr. They continue to burn cotton andpreia men into tie Ooaftd onto aerrfoe. - t They hare eleo plokod Un a frirai'4u*'BKay t,^-'; \s,i 'TbanpedUlon-whlchlaft Heleneltif wlik ii sail token nnabend »,0M man. Important from Washington. ' WaaarxoTow, Deo. 4.—Tho following hae bean received at . the headquarter, of the army: &z*x>QCAiTna u tu rtuo isab lmnui) December *l,lSet / .2b £T. W. EalUek, Gnuralnn- Chief t - The enemy deserted their fortifications 7*l - destroying all the stores that 'they could not carry away. The weather is bad aad the streaza somewhat swollen, making It difficult to cross. Some of the cavalry swam the river, however, and odtrapied this plaoo last night. To-day pursuit was made to Ox ford, coming on the rear guard ef the enemy, i The skirmishing lasted two hours, resulting lathe capture of some sixty rebels. The pursuit will be continued to-morrow, but the Toads are so bad it is Impossible to g% up lappUeifora longercontinuanoo of it. Gen. 6&erminlierosiSgjat Wyatt. *; [Signed,]- 1 ir.B. Gxaxr, Jty.Gcn. 1 jTho jumplre of the Joint Commission ftr the adjudication of olaims against Costa' Biea; td-day notified the Secretary of the Commission, as follows: I will receive no observations, either verbal, printed or writtoi, from-either party inter *s*l ;the 15th of jth* present month. Ifro Pretldcnt Sni.» brief men*,* to the ' nftrnd to tho CommUtMor Jonlgo ASWre, relulro to tho ’ «?““«> ° f <bo.w»r.«te*inw Ben Jednto with . „ F {' n . oh £««**“»“« ‘ Hum; »ir tho oout OoHJn Htfr.mbtr')uu Horeoommendi . W .pfroprUtton- of * »,s°» for tho t»pu»Uon : of duupi to tho Utter. Throngb-necreat on tho put of thooßoofoof thoButJ»nfntoi ta MoonUnoo with, the verdlefe of » nml Mmmlnlon, oompoeoi of ofioea ofthli eonn *f7> r r»ne. end IUJIj; Md tho .tJnitod SUtoo ,»nd theComal of Pruoe. U? 1 U elloited.frojn tho Surgeon Gen* SW.fi o ,®* ,»h»t there.U no'"•no* offloe u SSrgcon.ltilti known to the nimV or nerv U> boon KhwerrsnUblj .named! 7 ’ ITh. reportof thb-Bs'creterjef tho Trouurj jnll bo sent to Congreii .t noon to-morrow. Grot, 1 prediction has been token to gaud egeinit tho promitnro diieloinro of tto con- J tantfc.'.aiij, - '! Tie court mutUl In the cue of Goa, TiU Jphn, Porter weein eonlon uili ta-dar. John Pom being the wltneis ttnder ex njnl notion. The inbiUnee of Ui teitlmony dm conviction thntlf ucn. Porter Kid obeyed hie order! promptly * [Senator Wilklnion, of Minn., to-dny pre rtnted u euneit hot reepeotfnl proteet tothe' President, egeinit eperdon or repriere of tho opndemued ‘lndians in that State. Aftsr rtediug.thie peewito. the Pmldent, Hunt. .Wlnaonand Aldrich being present, heartily efadorsed his pretest- and i desiring to join ;thswta with -Senator Wilkinson, thereby making it the unanimous action of the entire Benublicamdelogatlon. J The following is the resolution submitted by Bon*. Thadeus. Stevens, of Penan., la the Boose to-day: j^swsffisssass Illative or Executive branch, should propose tp make peace; of should accept or advise the acceptance of any inch proposition on any basis than the Integrity andvntire unity of United States andthsirterritories as they existed at the time of the rebeUien, ho will be crime, f .That .this government can sever mediation or permit tho interven- Con foreign nation In this rebellion in domeitlo affair's j J teofatf, That no two - gorernmehta con fmAo-peraitte* to oxUt within tho terri tory nowiHongteg to thoUnltedßtatoa.and whlohecknowledged their Juriediotien nttho tima.of theineurroctlon.' I'• 'i : y • FromWoTtb Carolina. ' j .NgWkKajtn, N. G.fHov, 18.—Ycjterday waj ObMtTOl •» Zhuktgiring by the troope and loyal dtiionj of thin department, by order of Mej. Gen. Potter, commending. Ail nleooe of btuinua in No whom* were Tory generally OlMOd,- end the day peeeod off wlthont dieor- i .Twenty-one nun of the Heine ertillory da eerted on the night of the 25th inot., in e eeU beet, taking with them their mneketi, out* here boon' pru"o n n‘?ofS^n^W^ a ", the .pro son t Congreee ere in general and Mtiro circulation in eeetem North Caroline. ; . P'S*. «*!**“'« eorgeoh of thoffrthro gimont, Hau. Vole., wee thot by the guerril- Uion tho Jameitovn rood our WailUnctoo: I N. 0., e few deye einoe. Hie two eotnpenione baroly ctcaped the lama fete, one of them, hotrerer, being woundod. Thie wanton mu att hu prodaood latent# «zdt«meat. Jlest erreete ere being nude by the Federal aatho- Gen. Pottnr la ■ determined to atop the •mnggling opemtlone whieh hat been oerried on eztoneirely by profaned Unionlitt, end hit energetio meetnree hero gone far to rem ®«y tho otII. 1 ■ Ee V Jemee Meant; of Meiteohtuatti. .Chaplain to thn C. 8. Hotpital here, bee jnet ;boen appointed to the reipontible and lebo rltmapoaltion'of Superintendent of Contra flttod!’ * *”“'•*" Whloh h ° u ucellenuy ■Lieut. H.R.Porter, a brother of Ohariet ;H. Potter, of North Caroline, haa bean pro .moted.to the portion of Aeiietant- Adjutant “«i« General Peek, eommending ICnlted Statei fame at Suffolk. * Li?» ta P*?" 1 front Ralegh, reeeiyed hen, in .dtaau, a .trong baling 0? dlegntt with thia "gS? 1 and prevalent de- Cor foroea, hare taken pottetilon of the ;Tillago of Greenville, on the Tar riper. Pirate Alabama-.Pnblic Debt, -.j***? Coo- d.—At a meeting of the Chamber of Commeroe, held to-day, a letter wae reedfrom Secretary Wellea, ttoting that ,an additlenal'foroe will be ilepatohed la ; *£;**•. tfr»*» Alabama, aa toon ae po»- _ • 11 “• Authority for granting to prirat* ramie to riaroh tot toe AUbama, or ether piritieil remle or prl rateere. The Chamber of Commerce adopted retpluUone aeklng the gorerhaunt to lend ** T ***i*«r reeeelt to orulee on the .outers ooMtof Sodth-Amerloa. ■ ' ‘. A'Weehlngttrh dlipatoh to' the Pbx itre ■ Seorjjtpr, cAlb;.' report wlii be STtNoft of■ *pfr®vaalnga mall. HU eitlmate of the friof (inly n«* X °** <l * I,OSO ' 0<)0 * 800 0B , .;Laicatfrom California, . _Sie Pe»»otBoo, Deb; Grand Jurr of-Bah Prinoirto hare Ind Mud ‘ thlrty-rii gamhlera.. Ihla hu catued quiU a itampeda *““?* the eporting fraternity. A rigid antl gambung-law. wUi be the principal reform m.uurauk.d of the next Legitlatnro. The Prelldtnt’t Mortage wee publlthad in the San Prandroo and Saoramohto'papert thie «C g idV«ho*„S“ a •- Idond of tl2 per foot. Gen. Wright hu ordered.troope to protect the Humboldt region. 1 ' : Arrivalof tho Saxonia. o New Tour. Deoembor 4—The itoanuUn Baxonta.hae bun tlgnalled below, P markets by Telegraph. npttSs.h Wd «is total S 3. ,Wb« l" SiJE&Jf “u ajSouriopode.numl. HoSTnlw hw 1? <• dttuS (tat SO; rtodp* 12,000. Jlfo MIM of Than U an. actlT» ,4ad iri°“hfcbtr.laddS! •Sf* oolwris at sJ£c; country told at fl wa ffe* d i l « potatt la *ba jlotorior, and cltyS S*W*fiWS«s Sg£sfi£- ‘Wf-K.Hfc 000 bbh fold. WhMt adraowliasc; aim of VO,- OCX) both choice whlta Kentucky at SI 7®. Corn har ad ran cad lct'aalaa of US.OOO. ProrUloni .pork It buoyant at |lBtt@l3S7& Whlikjflna,^^ RIVER INTELLIGENCE. The riwtu Ml&f slowly itt this point jesUr dsy, with six fMt by tbs, plsr nark last Tbs wwtbtt ooatlßMS cloody sad «o!d sad spur* «sUy asttW. Thi ten was not % tfagU arrival Irma below jc*Ur ! day, tad, u might be expects, Imaloea was aot my brisk Orf tbs whir&, Thenars sereral Hti das, some of which will* dooibi less, arrin to-day. Tbs Partheoiaand from CfnHtmyM amongtbsftnttoantra. r :. Ho, St. Irf*u*tel*aadlaat trials* art tlr an b*d JP^BSmS y tti ~yr :; .Ttolfffcljtrfo eiaMvp from ’s* Uirwi Bdk' tvBMd&sSSSSU^ W« np»t to tea ttet Capt. of tL mull and ooaflacd tou rcom. Hl* foaltloiiGn tbs'boat, for the UfllUdbyOtpieEtaon. H SPDCIJX JTOTICBB. PAfiK, FCDEDY & C0 M ■ V kfano&etaxen of fiHXATHZBG, BltAmrnio ajid BOLT OOPPXB, PBESSSB 06PPEB BOTTOMS, Attain STILL BOTTOMS, SPALTEB gOEDEB; and daalan in METALS, US PLATE, SHEET IBOH, WOE, Ae. Oocrtontly cn bend, rmirsßS'MAomsxsAj.c tools. 1 ‘ Waaxnocaa, Ho. H 9 Tint nnd ISO Second eueeti. Plitabnrgh,Pann'a ..'i ■ ■ erdere of Copper eht to enydedred pet. fr™* ". 1 ; ' ' - '' mySStdewlyT tgt’UieConfewioni andExperiencb AS ISYALID. PcbUibsd fcr the benefit | eee warning end eceution to'yonngtnen.wboitfOw from Nerrona DobUity, Piematnra Decay, Act; r—_ rtug it tho man time thecaina of By one who hu enred hlmnlf etter being put to i greet expenao through medical ImpoelUon nnd «nack «j. By endonng a poat-yald addrened enmlopa, anroaaoUMuntaybehadef tho author, NATHAN- j HL MAYTAIB, Eaj. Bedfrrd, King! Ob., N. Y. . . ahllrlyterT I IK. fl, IOIUICT,, . m| ‘ f| «ffTt«.CT . PWBtAM.ua.ll.lnuu.'.e.ynoOK irn.t.w, ; tSf'HOBIHfiOff. MIHIS a nrrr r JowttxtA iUcaiaim, WAsanrarom Onriaig Ho. tl Mutw Btuct. 1 MMm&ctcro an kind* of STEAIT MAGHDresr, CASTINaS, BAILBOAD WOBH, BX£A2t BOILXS3 AND BTnbyp wobk. *rrr. AND BSTAIBING «kmaon «Iwrt DOtlcc - mh2B;dly & BARJTEB, FIRE-PBOOI 1 SAI.AMAMVEp SAFE, BANK VAULT IRON '.'.VAULT ' BOOBf 7 . AND BTitKYpeLINKB BUBGLAB*PBOOV SAFB ‘ UANCTAOTUBEB9. •" eSTo*. 129 U 1 Third itMcti toiwti» Wood amd - B*UWd*rmt>~SortX rid*. . . LOOBa tlwyi oa h*ada - tnhM . IyCORNWELI. & PKHP, i CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, ▲t Um ola oUtUihod Oooeh Joetory, XHDQCj&SSB WAT, (sui 6i» Cun fituiL] do®* u »a*L steel Works. , i»iio mnjnt'L, h'otuotor, ': JONES, BOYD & C&, Htoaftetewn of CAST STEEL; alioi SPRING, ,KLOWAND A. B.jSTEEL, STEEL SPRINGS AND .AXls3*obnier of Bob and lint streets, Pttteboiglu . r ' w 'tgrJOBB COCHEAJT & BBO n Hanufrctniwf of IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTS ;AJND VAULT DOORS, WINDOW ’SHUTTERS, WINDOW GUARDS, Ac., Noe. 81 Second street and *8 Third street, between Wood end Market. , Sere os head a variety of sew Patterns, btxj Bd plain, soluble Jot •& pcrpcer*. r; , ; ' , Particular attention paid to enclosing .Grave Lota Jobbing done at abort no**** •• . .. „hja A a xxarxnmx — n. ran. £3T"J. a kxekpatkick • & co., dUas&ctomi sad Wholesale Dealers is LAKPB, OHUIKE7B, SHADES,CHANDELIERS, Ac. •4, 1 IVholaeaie Age&te tot SIRE’S CELEB BA TED ILLUMINATING AND LUBRICATING CARBON OILS, Ho. 89 Woos Snail opposite' S Charles Hotel, Pltteborgh. Pa. ~ • JHB:lyd ' SST*. B.&C. P.MAEKLB, Paper MAHUPAOTUaEBBasd (itttm fit CAP/ LETTER AND ALL RINDS OP WRAP. ?XHG PAPER, ! Wyare removed from Ho. 87 Wood stmt to Ho,’ -jSSalthiielistrest.Pittelnrgb.Pft. 1 • Bg*CASH OB TRADE TOR BAGS. CSU’H. HOLMES & SOHB, Dealer, t&jjrOBEIGN AND DOMESTIC BILLS OP EX. CHARGE, OZBTIPIOATES OF DEPOSIT, BANS NOTES AND SPECIE, No, 67 Market streot, Pitta, burgh, Pa._ ' ••'OoHactloiu mda on all fh» prindpal dtfa* tiaon&oai tha United Statea, • ■ - agSa MTJUSfIBY H. COILLHS, \ For- WA&DIKQ AHD CX)HmefiIOK MEBCHAKTaad Whckufe dealer in .CHBEBB, BUSIES, PISH, and Prodooe-geoeralljr, How SB Wood etnefc Plttefrggh, p». W\ljrTB. W ANTED—A boy from 16to 18 years » 7 J . 't t £ a «*« of ttd drtT » • hoht'L&iu **®o }? stable. lnq«lr» at THIS OFFZO2. wtl> . . - WiM'iU).— i qualified TJSAUhS]E to t»k. chsrje of o Dlitrtct School In Bs«c£: ioj iownthtp, to coomcsco IttßKlloWis Colarr, |Upu month. Toro wnr months.. Appljtotho Booth. . hoS:3t BOBT. STETEgEQN. PraslJmt. W^^si TJ£ i ,— ‘ A young man oapabis of t^lo* chsno of ooonntrj rraidonci.hoUcOO iMMt Hbojtj ansVllhlo'hnni ono tsmuiir with ] J°hCCh potoono promlnonl ijtn*' CMa ho hod. Boferoccoo roqulrod. Enoalrwst lit Brood stroot. nog Wood. - T*gSa | of 100 Acres, good to&dfin some of tU adjofaipf counUee, (AUe&heay excepted.) Address ASDBB WHITTEN, (ttatlnx price,Ae.,) Humeri. I rille P. 0., Allot bray oientri Pa. • ‘ d-t-Ttl.wT ! W AM'Pltli—A good" relubln party to WSTBOIB, lb. tlmpleei end ben rrur maoe, aH I ;way» reedy We a laee oeUar or 5 bid-epretd, • about any adjoaung wheterer. No robber budTitnrw or epnngi to b. regniated; no iron tornit tbeoiotbea:' ??. opmpllcatlon; no anytbtor bul good. All the deiag It erer requirre Uto I potlIt« and take it off the teb. Cneyeolend leoe. toSLbeJLf? rU tf w ?°?*•“'S'Uie.aodknow I .now topoih made, and wbo bare meana tuts clout to I do l>_Toaoeh re odtr good todueomenta, and the | .ten Wringn the market baa aeen. WewlUiendal ». net,!. 0 - a j CDP&fI'KMVU. ~| gCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, or PfIIXADILPHU. t *• THBOPP has a flnt clats Board* IS “f P*? f«beol 1 tor r«iag Ladiea, In PfcUadaU put. It ZJ4I Cheat tutltmt. .. ,w» Boarttra, (Including bsard, wiablag'ind. ISff 0 * tfr*Sflt»»fr brtncbii and in Trench,) .9300 9 3«4T. • . . Clrcawa. eoataloUf foil particular* may be bad cu application. . uniucxi: • Bob. J.K.Ho)usiS I .Fmatmr£ht 1 Josh X. Loo**, Bag., ..«. ' . ©mot w. Cam, Xa^. Jat CJoat«, Kig,-pbiUdßTpW»: : -‘ '<••' OoLJ. B. MOOU1A&, " • ' ■••••.. i •. .-_ : . Profc Joan B. He*f # Twntan, H, J 4. ! JgiliQtin, U 8. Hnprcna OonTt. aog&jW ' JgAILKV, ifAftiCKJUli <fe DO.; ‘ . • XB.t9ntk'BTta*t,UHTa BmmnaD, plvusxba. ; CAS ABU stbah nrafes. , TOliTSi tollable fer Term*, OUEriln*. , Haa, ud ether purpom* on bud t&d fapai«ha»j abort ■•'•• sotfce. CAST 1808 ABD WOOOZK BtFKfl, i pntcplntba moat daairable meaner;; CAfl nxtUMfl on band and tp crrlre abt A larpaarrf minted BBt&3 TTonlr’ eadfar ■JaooreMonatle tanat* ■ Bannfrctem of every oi s i 'criSr3sriT’drißE^ 'V'- ■'■ . r • zf- ’j if &OTMBT, tj- PlttSpvpqß, Jilftp •■“rthMß* ctPImaVBQIttUSVTAOS roup »• *CJ ma utlit Vnrart prlMi far dm,- WtlffM VUKDICit. JJSHiSSTB :,\ ■■-?■. i /j:. l . t c.. 1 i v;,:; BLOoDSteAHCHKK, Asosaoraavoß ' Canon, ' ■ CanooToiu yornatioat, ' , . Serofblai ‘r PiiapJoi on , V'“- <> j --Sazafya*! ..Totter Afieetioiui ■■■■ .■" • , i' !4 "*'. ! ; IhU Hoad, *. .■ V;’ V’: V’« Old and Stubborn TOsar*, ] Bheuinjitie DiioideT*. :' :' Jaundice, ■<-- ;-i ’ j BercttrialJKMjuei, t c ameral DetuitT. IJverOomplainti ! Xom of;Appetite J r - lowSniriti, Female Cunplaiat* j: IrliUrtZSmffi&mit, , ParalyiljoFPaliT,; ,<-•*»* ■ ? ,i ’ Siebawi uid ’ CariMeftb# . 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H’Kuct, Asicnco RnM, AB*. tfuayOKy. ...• ~ A BAD BORB LEQ CUBED: . c*mi^ tin* I Unhidi un lc-n fcr cm * ymr. it Vi« »r«r«J 'Wtth «!e» «uI*OTw : » ttk*l <eoU e. t lvvi : w»itO» to do NurtUstjbr *;. Tf v *taMi-'fjr• it lot* :*i*BSatlj.7.l inj>ta«JUi flailljr I « Dx. Kqj*P»*t.Bo, lUWood £»•* Who cehr sftc&dM mo ibjrnt two viaeki, »a<l f»r» so* btU tvobottivcl I ib isplqrtd tl tfci Knfiz» HooMitm ftarib itmt, vbsn is* CMmtNSi.; > -;. T XSOSiAJI Jrttm££h *•"*» to #* iftr rfrtt Moduli*™ * • '. :, ' :;,i " J 1 i&.Gxb;e.extsxb SEEAT CORE FOB COKSDMP. mt into * H«dldn» tot. rttimmor?!.. 1 “i"“J ; sMs» h^?SgiSß®S^ 1% wfllcn* ASTHMA;'* :' *. ~ ' l^saSS&SPS^^SSmv fahibliKabdTfw ttd luafy.; ÜBiHABy oolfpT, «* JfeSlwpntsjSi, ■^«ifiBHRaSES*«A
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