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MONDAY MOENIHa, DEO. 8.
/ CITY AFFAIRS.
aarorricui. pamu or tbs am., |U'
' UmOKOLOQZCAL OBBSBTAYZOKS for the
Guattu ,ty G; B. Shaw, Optician, No. 66 Fifth
•trect-«oojtieCtod dally t
xx bus. xx xsasm.
9 o'clock, x. XHirttilmo $4
IX « M
6 :|T;lmwnhw . 88
Barometer 29 4-10
A Bite Wretch.
For son* time past, the ladies retiding in
oartain part* of Allegheny hare boon very
mach annojodand outraged by tboindoconcles
of a nan whose oonduct was similar to that of
thanoiorioo* Thompson, whose arrest and
lmprisoumentwcre bailod with somuohsat-
UfaoUon. lt was not believed that another
so base could be found in the community, bat
olroumstances .have proved otherwise* The
degraded' aetions of this latter fellow have
been oomplained of for some time, but like
Thompson; he managed to-escape detection,
as those whom he insulted jwoula always flee
froa his Latterly he became very
bold, and:complaints were muoh tnoxe fr*»
quont against Urn* No lady, however, eonld
give a description of him, suffidently accorate
to identify him, and he thus, passed unknown.
On Saturday evening, as offioer HcKain was
passing along. Ohio street, ho discovered a
man standing in front of a millinery shop
wtrfdowj in a very\suspicious attitude, ana
after' watching him a while sospeoted what
he was wbont. Be at onoo arrested him and
took him to the look*up. Oninquirlngatthe
.officer learned that they, had been
annoyed by some person tapplog on the win
dow, and exposing his person whenever he
oould get the attention of any one inside.
The women, however, could not identify the
man/nelther could they be induoed to appear
againsVhOn, their sense of modesty forbid
ding. The party arrested was a notorious
character, who has served two terms in the
penitentiary, running over a period of eleven
years. He was discharged so lately as last
spring. Ho denied the accusation made
against him, and was discharged (or want of
sufficient testimony, although We think the
evldenob of the offioer would have been suffl
eleht to.have held him for trial. He U far
adva&oedinlUe,and has children grownup
and married* .He will be closely watched
hereafter, and if he is not very careful he will
get an ounce oflead.put into his carcase.
Arrival of Troops from SUchigan.
‘The First Michigan ’Mounted Rifles, a
splendid body of men, arrived in this city on
Sunday, on their stray east. They, are fully
equipped, and . officeredaa follows; Colonel,
J. P. Copeland; LlentonantColonel, Franeis
Norrai; Pint: Major,. B. Gould; Second,
Bustlee J. Trowbridge; Third,Nora H. Perry;
Adjutant, Dodge; The Tegiment- numbers
IjSM men.A A battwy cf Flying Artillery is
attached, consisting of six rifled cannon, with
ISO men.- This is one of the finest (and it is
expeoted to prove one. of *be most efficient)
regiments recruited under the late call. The
Colonel (Copeland) has' been nominated as a
Brigadier,'and the regiment will be assigned
to bis brigade.
Oar Subsistence Committee had everything
in apple-pie order for the reception of the
troops ; ahAweU they might, sineo they were
compelled to remain up aU night awaiting
their arrival. The troops were expected on
Saturday evening, at seven o'clock, at which
hour the ladies and gentlemen of theCommlt
tee were on hand. Seven, eight, nine, ten,~
eleven p’olook passed; bat nb troops arrived.
The Committee wore * f in for it, and day
light Same without bringing the anticipated
trains. The greater part of Sunday was pass*
ed jostas Saturday eight had been—in vexa
tions waiting. The troops came at last,
weary and hungry, and were treated just as
kindly as: though: they had come in "on
. time.” The good ladies and the indefatiga*
ble gentlemen of the Committee did not get
away from the hall until almost dark, having
spent-nearly twenty-four hours in weary
watching. Still they find ample, compensa
tion tor theirtoll, In administering to tho sol
dier's wants and receiving the soldier's bless-
Dletreeeing CttarraltT-'Two Children.
- Soffofltltd. :•
Two little ohlldren', belonging to h Sonata
fatnUynamed Klata, maiding Jo Wheeling,
mo aulfocated oa Friday Uit, under the fol
lowing melancholy drcumataneoe: , The
father oftho children la a aoldler la thoSee
oai Virginia Beglme'nt, aod tbo rnothar, ko
ine In noody dreamatancea, occupied the
third otory of a framo deoiling, and moda a
UTlag by working out. On Friday morning
Bho went oat to do 0000 weahlng, but before
doing ao locked her/tWo Uttlo'ohlldren op In
a r«bm. After ahe hied gone It la euppeeed
that they accidentally eat on Urea lot of ehar
inga In the mom. Booing what they- done
they werwpanlo atrioken and not' being able
to gat oat of tho hociae fan Into u adjoining
room and oiawlfid under a bed. An alarm of
firo waa reload oulalde, tho noighboia rnahod
to tho acme, and upon entering tho room the
ohUdroh wore found to bo lifoleia from enffo
_ cation.” Mre. KUta arrived before the dead
children were dlroovered, and waa Immedi
ately e-Wri wlthriolent epaamaln eonaaqnenee
of the horrible eight whleh mot her gate. At
loot account* It waa feared that aho would not
■urriTo. One of the children, a Uttlo girl
named .Helena, waa aged Are yema. The
otteraEoyagedebouttMeoeadehtlt Helena.,
waa a remarkably beautiful child and had at-’
treated the admiration of the whole neighbor-,
hood by her gentlr grace end b»nty. The
boy «u a1«o a Tory Intemtiag eUld, Ana tnp
atlASoboly tffftir iMmWeriAlly deplorod.
Mother and Two Children Burnt to
QnSuurdaj, tbodftta ult, a dlitreulng
accident from the earelee. art of petroleum,
eecurredettho;Tillage;of Tamille, on Oil
OreekirenttlhE in the death of Site. Hart
and two of her ehlldren. The woman oeea
nledehouie on the Blood rum, and. it eeeme
■ho bad been .lit the habit of uelng: oil,in
making Urea. On tbo day mentioned, while
in the.aot. of. pouring some crude oil into tbo
fire in tho atooe, for thopurpore of making it
born, tbooll eangbt from the fire, and in an
initaat tbo whole home wat in a bine. Mre.
Bart Moaned from the home, bat wu >o
badly burned that (bodied ouSuadey. Two
children ware in the bonte at the time, both
of whom failed to escape, and wore burnt ap
in tbo building. 1 They were both girli, the
youngest wusage d fonr, and the other eleren
Tbtie.li but one way.in.whloh .petroleum
ean be lafeiy tued in making Oru, and' tbit
la to .atorate tbo wood or coal with the oil
before applying tho fire, in. which care; there
It no danger, To poor rook oil'open a bn,
from a Tuiel, Uaearoely leu dan'gerou. than
to poor powder from a flaek Into tbo bra. - In
cither oaie, painful wonnda or death on into
loonruo. . . :■ - ' J ,,- ', - '-
A Bom. Thankigirtog day,
tbo Ladle*’ Boldiert’, Aid Boolety. of Erie/got
np a iplesdld dinner, to whlob - about one
hundred poorfamllled'ef wotnii there *nd draft
ed men 'were invited. r Xho ladle» t&oktbe
'tivpbla to ascertain.beforehand the namoe of
' the moit 'poedyl famiiiee, with the number of
obildron tneaohr : and_ tbeywere^hn.enabled'
to niwut Maplo food us MSOWBtwtlotti
for all. It waa » nonland, placinggather
ing—partiehluly agreoabieto tborohiwnn.
Rim Blip
Col. Clarkson, with a largo force' of -rebel
carefryT reoontlyi mad. V-rtMM.fal . rdid
tbrongb Cabell oonnty, aponJing the ooUnfry
between tbo Big Sandy Md Kibe,wim rinrji,
capturing primmer., ani jWring. off horM.,
cattle eto. ffe captured iPbcnt.fpMy-.Onion
men/whoi ho
many bone, and, citfle/ He ftpproinhed to
wttUn tWplre.mllek of ' Guyendotte, there bar
tog ÜbWPa hear enOTgbto^ieTentbtofrT^,
OnrtSXKUr OarßanSay of lut
week, wbtto.BeT, John; Barnhart, jpaetor of
tho Gorman Ewgelical Church, at Brie, wa>
conducting tbo .nasal public .errUea la tbo
oburob/bi. dwaUtogwa. entered and robbed
of (lie to money, and promlriory nett.
considerable amount.
BraioiriD.—Ool. SiiUndooltor,' ofthd UlUi i
Btgtmoat, U so* >t biiJwmola£rio;&svjM
boos zolouod from dot/ os'UMOst of eon*'
tSssod; ID hosltb.: -B« ..hu boos in tb» boo*
piulmort of ibo Urns to tholsit ilx moatbi.:
Chriitljmltyjißil
JL Lecture Delivered ail As Opening if the Set
«£em of tie Seminary of the Re
formed Prmbyterian Chord , u Allegheny,
Pa*, Nov, 4,1882, by Profeteor SprovlL.
A copy of thla Able address has been laid
on our table, and we hare given it an atten-
Ivo perusal; and while we eannot go quite
be length to whieh the author carries his
argument, we are free to say that there is
much in It that la well worthy of considera
tion.
Dr. Sprooll Isys down four distinct proposi
tions, u follows:
1. The entire dissociation of Religion from
the Stato is impracticable.
3. Where Christianity is not, there Asti*
Christianity le the national religion.
fid. An improper connection botween Chris
tianity and the state 1b injurious.
4. Chriitianity, elevated to its proper place
inasatlon will be an element of strength*,
prosnerity and permanence.
We have not room to go into an elucidation
of tiiasrgumentB with whloh the author sup
ports these several propositions, but shall
content ourselves with a very few citations.
Speaking of u An Improper oonneotion be
tween Christianity and the State," he says :
"The Pope olalmed to be king of kings, be
cause he was the head Of the Crhuroh; Henry
[VIII.] olalmed to be head of the Choroh, be
cause he was the King of England. Tho Pope
made the olvil power an adjunct ef the
ecclesiastical; the king made the ecclesiasti
cal an adjunot of the civil." He condemns
both.
On the 4th proposition he says: “ The
nation should recognise and receive the Bible
as tho Supreme Law. • • • . •
That the laws therein revealed ue above,
and should be the rule and standard of all
human laws. * • * This recog
nition of the law includes a recognition of
God as the souroo of all authority, and of
Messiah, by the appointment of the Father,
the Governor the nations.**
. We have now given the eardinal points con
tended for by the reverend author, and shall
here stop', lest we might, if we pursued it fur
ther, provoke controversy. Weoommend the
address to all who are desirous of studying the
interesting subject of whloh it treats.
Col. R. Biddle Roberts.
Messrs. Editor* .-—I see It stated and re
peated in some of the newspapers hereabouts,
.that Col. R. BiddJo Roberts, of this city, has
been withdrawn from the army by the gov
ernor, and transferred to the headof the Mili
tary Bureau of this State.
Those who give carrenoy to such a report
are not, *©£ course, aware that the Military
Bureau Consisted ef the Adjutant, Quarter
master and Commissary Generals, who hold
their offices for a specified term, and are en
tirely independent of the Executive.
. It is a mistake, therefore, to report that
Mr. Roberts has been transferred to any such
position as he is credited with. There ir.
Indeed, no suoh office’ as the Chief of that
Bureau.
The question then Is, what is the office in
which he has been plaeed by the Governor 7
I know of none, unless His Excellency has been
Induced ' to’ create a iwto one for tho accom
modation ef. the inoumbent. If he has, who
is to pay? oris it intended that the service
shall do entirely gratuitous ?
The same accounts inform us that Colonel
Roberts hat been distinguishing himself
greatly hy-his conduit at the head of his regU
mint.' If this be truc—ancTitii not for the
writer of thUnote to question it In the ab
sohob of any personal knowledge on'the sub
ject—is it jusi to : the service that he should
be withdrawn from his command and put into
comfortable wiater quarters, just at the time
when the regiment most wants him, and the
country has need of *H its best. qoldlers ?
JP X. T. Z. .
Rkbsx. P&lBoSSl6.— One hundred rebel
prisoners, belonging to the famous - Jenkini’.
band, were recently captured by the Second
Virginia Cavalry, near Lewlsburg, and are
now on their way to Camp Chase. .
Hssbt Bnnor, coal digger, was killed in
the Belmont pit, at Wheeling, on Wednesday
List, by the falling of a mass of eoal.. Be
was twenty-seven years of age, and leaves a
wife and two children. ;
SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES
10BOT1I AJTD Bame'* tfiTiaa Maobim, fo:
{Emily and msnafMtaring purposM, *r» th«
best itt cs«.
A. Csmirr* fieseral Agoat,
Ho. 18, Filth
LOST—9IO REWARD.
Oa Friday, the sth last., a Dlamoad Breast
pin, for which the above'reward will be paid
oa its being left at this office, or at the St.
Chariot' Hotel* , : .
Gavins Bxai.—A Hew Yorkmanufaeturer
of 1 Photograph Albums has opened-at No. S 3
Fifth street, third door above the,?heatre, a
large stock of Photograph Albums,'the best
made is the world. ’They ssll themat prfcer
which defy competition.
Da. Karsts: Dear Sire I have been affilct
ed with Tetter or Salt Rheum for aboutthirty
years. The last ten years It turned to the
Erysipelas. It was of the worst hind. My
whel/ body was. covered with It. The spots
over my body were as large as a copper oenu
Myfaoeand eyes were so covered • with the
disease that I wasjslmost blind. I al*o lost
my hearing, so that 1 1 coaid not hear, without
leaking very loud to me. . I tried all kinds
/ doctors, of every sohool. of medicine, for
years, without any benefit, and went to some
a vefy great distance who wore celebrated as
physicians. I hadto have my hands.tito up
they weroiso troublesome and covered with
the disease. I am how weU, and-have been
cored’ by taking less than a desea bottles of
Blood bsarcher, at a cost of that many dol
lar* where I had spent hundreds before. Ton
may publish this if you wish, for thtebehefit
ofothersaff«rer#- Ei.«ißrra Gins*.
Meigs County, Ohio.
'FosJFau. isD Worms Wsax.— The winter,
is'upou us, and we must provide ourselves,
withthe material to keep us oomfortable. A
good and well-madeoverooat is tho very artl-
Se, and we -don't ;know of any place .when
our readers eio get one that will,look as wall,
and at the same time withstand the most se
vere weather, is at W. Q. McGee A Co.'s,
corner of FederaTstreet and Diamond Square,
Allegheny. Their stock of overcoatings,,
-business and dress elothing, pantaloons of all
descriptions,' are .well assorted, and of the
latest style. The gentlemen's furnishing
goods department is slUhat a parcfcoser.wsula
wish. Call on MeCeeA Co* if you. desire a
aloe suit. 4 ' y I . :*. y . V- .
Bine*!#, Gsabam, merchant 'would
moflVrespeciXully iuform hCs friends, had the
nubile genenOly that betas returned from the
sast irtth hls new stock'of fcll
goods; 'Hi t stock eohslste of the latest styles
of cloths, casilmeresand vestings, SOlecUd
from the latest importations. GesUoaen de*
hiring a neat fitting garment* and at-prloos
lower than at any other tailoring establish
ment In 'the dty, would rive him an
early call. * Samuel Graham, merchant taUcr,
Ho. 54 Market street, cue door from Third.
Tuvßolßisa'fl Tsns FiUsiD.-rFpr ; over
forty years Dr. Holloway has been supplying;
all the armies of. Euroi* -with his PILLS A
OINTMENT, they having proved themselves
the only Medicines able to cure the worst
eases of DyieDtory,Boutvy,.Soros,Woan4e
and Bruises.*- Every knapsack should con tala
them. Only ifi cents per Box or Pot. 333 -
' ExTuinfibufaßT; Imducskssis i» Dry
'& Oo;, 59 Market,vt«eVan-.
Bounce to-day that they will seltfor;pne week'
As advertliod elsewhere.' If w£ thought wie
could influenee onr readers, we jhould advise
them to Improve this opportunity , to make all
their purchases for the winter ' { f.
Hones to tho property owhirs of thls.’cliy
Is hereby given, that any repairs seeded about
their houses will be done promptly, if they
leave their order at Cuthbert's Carpenter and
Joining Shop, on Virgin andy, )ust .above
Bmithneld street. • ... J;'
Oxxtscs Oinza will be takes at the Oaaibss
offiee, Ho. 405 Liberty street, day or night.
AU orders left at the above f piaoe ;win b«
promptly-attended to.Ancallrmujtbepßtd
fn'advssce. ~s JV* . ®m. r
GiHTa' AKD LiDJSB’ boots and balmorals,
just opened, at“Mcolell4nd'sAdotlon,Nd. 55;
Fifth street. Also a quantity of undershirts,-
and socks, at private sale very low.
r paxTISTST.—Dr. O.BIU, No.344,Perin.sU,
attends to all braoehw of; the Dental profes
sion* ' ~ •' •
l>r. (L'T. JzmviSj German Teacher and
L.Tr»aitoto- T AMrwji2oiU)!fit» h«x4B. 4
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
Special Dispatches to the Pittsburgh Gaxotte.
Wasbivgtos, Dec. 6, 1662.
THX FORTIB COURT MARTIAL.
. In tbs Porter court martial the cross-exam
ination of Pope was oonolnded to-day. The
defense gained-less of Pope in the cross-ex
amination than they did yesterday, and the
oaso seems to ba going very decidedly against
Porter. Hla letters to Burnside, and the
President’s advice to Pope to watoh Porter,
as he did not trust him, are strong points
against tho accused. The whole testimony
thus far goes to show that, If Porter had
obeyed orders, Jookson would certainly have
been crushed. This court martial will last a
week or ten days yet.
Goodwin was engaged in MoDowell’s court
in trying to establish his character. Gen.
Haupt testified to MoDowell’s devotion to his
duties. Instancing suoh oases as his remain
ing out In the rain all night personally super
intending the loading of cars, and forwarding
supply trains, Ao.
FROM dsn. orast'i army.
The War Department has offielsl advices
from tho Southwest to the effeot that the ex
pedition from Helena, Ark., under oommand
of Dens. Hovey and Washburno, took posies
sicin of Grenada, Mies., yesterday. The
rebels left in a burry, destroying ten locomo
tives and One hundrod cars.
grant’s forces were at OoffocvlHo, a short
distance above, and were pushing forward.
o*s. BIOIL.
This morning the Intelligenter calls at-
tention to the fact that Halleok entertains the
lame opinion of Sigel that Pope expressed in
hiv lately pobllshod dispatch, and arguing
tbimeo against Balleck for placing Sigel in so
important a command while thinking him un
reliable, and tfaea for allowing this disparag
ing opinion to beoomo public In his report.
TSI WAR DtPARTMirr
Has offioial advices of the victories in the
Southwest. Anxiety is expressed in some
military oiroles for Gen. Grant's position, bat
most regard him as. entirely muter of the
sidnation.
VSOM BURHSIDt’S ARMY.
indications of a movement in Burnslde’i
army are not wanting, and henoe we have
counties! rumors that a movement has actually
bekun. All unfounded. . ,
WSATHXR AT WAIHISQTOX.
We bad a rain and light snow Itfpt night,
wtjtah has melted eomewhat, bat freeling up
noy, and every prospect that tho roads will
bo;Ln good order.
UiroUXDID.
The stories about rebol propositions of
pekoe, In the New York papers, whloh may
have been telegraphod West, are utterly un
founded.
OBABl’a KirOXT.
jf he Washington papers ail speak favorably
:0f the ability of Chue's report, and the Chron
icle, the Government organ, endorses its re*
ootnmendatlons.
ArreiSTMSITS.
Tho following Examining Surgeons for the
Pensionßuresu have been appointed: John
MbCabe, Osrlisle, 111. j N. 6hennan, Ply
mouth, Ind. j Samuel McClure, Olney, 111.
Wabribotob, Deo. 7, 1892.
BABXB* KXriDITIOS.
A sick officer, who was unablo to endure tbo
exposure of a sea voyage, was pat aehoro
from Banks’, expedition at Fortress Monroe,
anfl hu reached Washington on his return.
The expedition hu already left ; Fortress
Monroe oa-Uaway-South. -
The oourso of Banks' expedition disap
points many expectations here.'
THS army Of TUX VOTOMAC.
Certain signs, such as the proseuce of im
portant officors of the army of the Potomac
in!Washlngton,go far to indicate the popular
expectation *f a movement within a day or
tw;o, but they will be again disappointed, if,
as the rumors of thepast few dayihav® It, the
army Is already moving or ou the point of
moving. 1
UliniU MSBtIT,
An enormous'robbery was perpetrated in
thh Treasury Department on. Tuesday or
Wednesday last. Gen. Spinner, 0. 8. Treas
urer had left on bla table Doited States certi
ficates of indebtedness for'two and a hall mil
lion dollars. He was calledout of his room
for a moment, and on his certificates
were gone. Bankors in Now York aid else
whero have been notified not to receive these
certificates, and it is hoped that this mttehief
may be counteracted. Ho elue has been ob
tained that pan lead to tha detection of the
robber.
GUTS. BIOIL AID POFBs
Gen. 6igol» not content with .denrandiog *
«oprt of on - Popfl’f charger fcgainie
hlto, aI»o propbeo* to prefer charges, against
Pope which will; bribg that officer before a
general court-martial. He will charge him
with ooadapt Qftbeoomibg'an'offioer and a
and with Inoompatenoe, aa exhib
; itad in tho.iata Virginia campaign. The first
! ipecifieatton,_ander_iho first charge, will be
: for grossly abailTblangaago to himiol'
j BKa*TA*T~Q» TH* JWIIWOi.
Tho Secretary shipof the In terioroontlnues
to'be a bone of contention. The candidates
multiply, Gen. Washburns and Judge Ed
monds, of tbo Land Offioe, aro among the latest
talked of. I see no reason for modifying my
expressed opinion-that as yet JudgeHoltha*
thpinsidetraOk. • v
i OLAIV - AOIBTBs
The Commissioner of losers*!.Revenue 4e
oldei thet perione representing themselves In;
position to prosecute olaime egninsttho gov
ernment, whether in person or from, other
oltlos, through eorreipondenti, mult take out
lioenee as Olatm Agonts.
woolo kot nn ih wrfiin.HGTOH.
A commander of one of the grand divisions
would not be in Washington this evening-*
nor would certain officers of Burnside's staff#
A, OOHFUCT IKPMOIIO.
. Correspondents wlth tho army ..telegraph,
that a oonfflot Is Impending, and, for aught
they can see, may cpitlo'uA.to Impend. In
definite. ■
; B>mi
It is stated that, ttj* Committee on Ways
Means tie cohiidjtlng the.polloy of oon
sofrdaCngi aU goveiSmeht bonds into" long
sfiifoß vriuoi
Will, to-morrdw, Introduce a bill' pledging
the Government to the ald o t emanc!patlcrUm
in Missouri, uid'giving ten million as ' the
Hrit'lnstnlnieii. '
WaBHXRUTOR,*i)Ooi B.—The following dls
psioh has been received at headquarters,
Charleston, V».j Npv. SS i- ~ ,
To Major Jf. it. 'McZrax, A. A. <7,.' __
' fcol. Paxton, of the Seeond Virginia Cav
alry, supported by. the 11th Ohio Rsgimcnt
of‘lnfantry, made'an atiaok on a post of tho
'enemy near Cold, Knob, flreenbrlar eountyj 1
on tho 281h.‘ It'was a successful surprise.
They eaptured t*B oemmlssloned offloers, one
handrodand eight non-com missioned officers
and prlvater,.one hundred horses,..two hun
dred stands’ of arms;. lour, wagons, and. the
camp equipage of,a regiment, Tho wagons,
: equlpagojanlapart ;ot,tha anas, were de
s&>»<t by Cob rasM. .‘Zhozvm so . low
xi 4 ’.wia-ioa .k /if i x*
s. On thedeybefore a small «oont»
if the Bth Virginia Infantry had a
with the enemy'* cavalry in Logan
par men were outnombered, and
retreat without lerloai losa..
onour sidi
ing party j
skirmish i
county. (
forced to it
(Signed) J. D. Cox, Major General.
On Wednesday morning last, as the Dragon,
under oommand of Capt. Wright, was on her
way to Port Royal her engine broke down,
and she was forced to remain for some hoars
near Bowles’ Rock, aboat 25 miles ap the
river
party of. rebels, probably thinking
lotaraed, pat off from the soath aide
ter in five or six boats, In which about
>na were obsorved,and made towards
jo i but before they had approached
t Capt. Wright lot fly a shell, which
In one of the boats, and they hastily
d pushed fbt the shore. With a
officers saw tho men. They were
I Various uniforms, and were proba*
rrilla band. Tho Dragon was towed
ihe Satellite, and this morning was
i the Washington Navy Yard by the
i mis&ioner of jlnternal Revenue has
It tho provision la section 77 of tho
v, providing for the taxation of
; dies only to 1 easels so known tech*
i tho maritime language of this
id to each of that «Ibjb as arensed
ir purposes of pleasure.
(ohn Waters and Lieut. N. H.
i ve been ordered to the steam sloop*
i longahela. .
i nt Commander E. R. Owen has
led from the James Adger, and or
a Mississippi Squadron,
nt Commandor Thomas Patterson
Lieutenant Selim E. Woodward
ordered to th» Mississippi Squad*
ihe was
of the ri
fifty persj:
the Dragc
too close,]
exploded!
turned an
glass the]
dressed It
biy a guei
down by
brought ti
Eeaolato,
Ihe Qoi
deolded th;
Excise lat
yachts, ap;
nically Ln
country, a:
for racing
Lieut. J
Thomas hi
of-var Mo
Lleutem
beoa detac
dorod to ti
Lleateni
and Aotinj
have beoo
ron.
>ros, Doo. T.—The following reg
s boon made bj the OommUsloner
&1 Revenue routing to egonte of
illation hi
of l^tcri
manofaou
Tbe wot
ie«tion of,
either a p
of a mono
log good
manafaott
manafaott
will be i
aeiesaor oi
the name
■o doaigni
The .rest
denoanoinj
aon la- the
Igont ftt usod in the 74 And 75
Exoiso aot la construed to mean
n who is the ©xcloblto agont
orvr, or anj person or fii;m sell*
a commission, designated by a
as Ills agent for the sale of hii r
. In all eases the manufacturer
dred to maka known to the
siitant assessor of the distriot
I place of botlness of the agent
Nation of Representative Stevens,
a u guilty of a high crime any.pcr-
Jexeoutive or legislative brenob of
ament who shell propose to snake
shall accept oradvlse-the aqoepienco
3h proporitlQD|.,on any other basis
integrity add entiro anity of the
Ites and the TerrltofMs as they Cl
ip time of the rebellion, the eonsld
if whlob has been postponed tUI
Jook, will probably bo fully discnas
eral members are already preparing
upon thesubject.
eolation is not sapposed to be aimed
dmlnlstratlon, as Us position 'la
jbo that no peace Is admissablcPatr
d a single aore ot the Union,
llation of Vallsndtgham, proposing
lion of tho States, and .which is
foralast session, wIU soon come np
[oration in the House.
the govern
peace, of e!l
of any wo]
than the I
United Sul
lated at tm
eratlon of
Tuesday w
©d, as leva
to speak Q
This ro*
at the id
known toll
the ooit on
The real
a Conveoi
J tending ff
or constde
Itbe Army of the Potomac*
□ABTBBB, Ab.MT or PoTOJUG,
wbmii»<7, Ute. 6.—00 Thursday, the
mght some ficlif pieces to bear on
skta, lyipg in the Rappahannock,
cl Royal. A few shots soon com
smto withdravthe gans oat of range.
Was done on either side.
Hssnqq
Saturday I
rebels brot
oar ganbai
near Port
nolled thci
No harm f
There is notbiog now from the other, side
0! the river. The enemy have .not changed
their position. \■ .
BtaoQCa&TSBS Amt or xat Potoiuo, )
I . . December 7, J.8G2.. >J
Last night was intensely cpld, and some of
the troopb suffered for want of blankets. Ico
formed in the Pstomae aod 'Aqttia Creek from'
one end a half to'two inches 'thick. To-day
the tan fame oat-fair and cheering, bat the
air continues pierclog oold. The roads are
hard and very rough.
OBcsra well Informed state that Jackson,
has arrived tear, Predericksbarg, and joined
bis forces with tbbse already 1 theta. They
also report; that the enemy have extended
their Uses several milos farther down tho'
Rappahannock.. I ' .
Tho report that.Major.Spahiding,.of.th«.
Engineer Brigade, is under arrest for unaec
ess ary delay in the transportationOf po&tobn
trains from;WashiDgtonV\s unfounded.* "That
officer hS> been cqmmenaed by his .superior*
(of overcoming; weighty. obstacles in execu
ting his ordors.
Jijero have Wn ?o tygd-metet&eats to
day. •" * ' j ....
From Mew York.
Kbv Yok, Dee. o.~The steamship Occatl
Qdeesy from Aspinw&il od' the SSUiuiL, Ar
rived at this pari this afternoon.
Paring ft ,tremendous gain -at-’ AaptnwaU,*
which lasted for three day*, the. British brig
Bollrar and steamship Avon wexv wrecked*.
There were no lives,lost. " .
The steAmer Owan Queen lojt : b«r.paddla.
Sox, bat succeeded in getting to-sea. : -• •
Tho brig Balnbridge was abandoned by her
officers and. After throwing everbohrd
ber gam usd. stores. .
All oommunlcitioa bad been saspended be
tweeuPanamaahd AsplnwaU.
The railway wasexpeoted to bo In running;
order by the 26tib,as the water was inbil
diOg’e .J
•' There is no news of Interett from Central
America* ■ 1
r The Iron-clad’stoamsrs Keokuk and-Cats
kill were Successfully launebed'tb;day#/
The steamer City of Washington sailed at
nopu to-day for Liverpool with forty passen
ger* and $930,000 in spools.- J'; •
Virginia tcgffllafar©.
WaißiLiGg pec,. 6.—The. Senate ■ to-day
parsed a preamble 1 nm^vesolution 1 -letting’
forth that Carlile violated the initruetfonr of*
the body that elooted him; ln : fattiog to' ; bus- .
tain the legitimate efforts of the government
to' suppress insurrection;, in r by
voies and speeches in and out ’of the Senate,'
measures absolutely necessary to th.o preser
vation of the Union and enfoteemeu t. of, ,feo
laws, and in opposing the.edtnlsaioa of the
new State Into t&e Union, and requesting him
to resign bis seat in tho United States Senate.
The resolution will eotoo up in the.lJbuie
on' Monday i and pass by eiaxgomAfority.'.l.i'.
'ln the Hons©,, to-day, a, , resolution, wait
offered requesting the United Staws-Houio of
Bepresontative* to pall tbe_ new SthteTblil
now pending before tty without
wmendmcnW ft-wijloolneujro^ d
pais by a neatly unanimous voto.
eman
citation policy of Uie'PreirfdeSu ' '
FxomthcAnafoftzie VontiLireiti<
kr; Lomß, De«i 7 .—Advices from thO Bauth
west 1 to-night - say: that tho' enetßy>' under
Qmis. Hindman i and' ;Marm»duke, ,'25>000
strong, attempM to sßlont** iposl*
Udn at Cane d#UL Ark., yesterday, iut were,
driven back.. Thi> , mornlng .Uiey ..ii|-ove
Blunt's pickets' three! but on the
'arfival of reinforcements Were' again
repulsed.’ ' Bloht*S ' opinion is * that the
detnonstration made llio cove*-their 1 -retreat,
as'they were faUiug timber all night, ’ proba-
to obstruot the road atid prevent pursuit.
Blbnt held the. enemy In check. four days.
Gan, Herron’s command roluforce him t0mirr0w.,........
mirrow.,........ . .t ■. t - ; •,■ .
Captured by tbe Pttate Alabama*
Bosroii Hov. G.—The hark Harriet Spaul
ding, Capt. Peabody, froni New'York for
Havre, was captured and burned, NoV. 16th,
Inlat. 41° 13 r and long. 6fl°ll6',by the plrato
Alabama. Her orow was-kept ini Irons for
several days, and finally transferred;, to . ;lh»;
brig Hiram, from, Peoton, and Uadsd »t,<Pall
'Blver. Thg Alabama bad on board the crows,
orjthree'other vessels whiob ,had,been. esp?.
tared and burned.' A . ; , ..
The above'statementis from the Portland:
’2isii»,'of>esteHa7. TtlbokS.iike d’hoiix,
aslno brig bad arrired at Fall Slrer; and the
nun» of the Captain of the Harriet Spaulding
is waited* •• •
6t* FiliioxscOj Dc^VS.— ThwMpCj&me
tilled fcf 'WBdgaaiiajr. .with
tuo.oo#la irtatijip.- ; ~
T A'eopper leedy 'Wble'h ;1» tr»«iW>"for tlx.
mllef,buboen dt, covered in Maripclaeounty.
Thelloaie of Aetembly of Nevada yelled
'a'mlly dninlniotiiljr, requiring mining oSrpo- 1
ridont tohavothetr oftooain thlthTerritoryy
»nd giving foreign corporation! ala month! to
comply irith tho law. .1. .„■ r ; • V ; -:. -
■i-1 f Deatroyedby FUe;^;\‘
\ Pa-;,»4 ; .Oiphiair
if arm; School, it Zellonoslo.. Balltr coanC
Pi., undar the caroof Bn. u
wet thld J«f ‘ ' ?!
-children vrero mercifully ievid,>hal the i i
baUcUhglj bbßtlhg wlto .mhU.ol:
farhitcre.pruTtllein, clothlng,Ao.y war
UHypoMßawd.. —— r :
t \ [Toilb.ia swfia oJi tiod “-ty
\J i jb> * T.’.aaia b4uw
Iriom .f oilresfi Monioe*
Philadelphia, Friday, Dessmbsr 5.
Advices from Fortress Monroe, of vestar
: day, announce the sailing of % fleet of seven
transports and two iron-clads with sealed or
flc?s—destination unknown.
Mbs no*, Dee. 6.—To-morrow
Gen. Vieie, as Military Governor, will issne
a proclamation and a writ of election for a
member of Congress from this District, com
prising the counties of Norfolk, Prinoess
Anne, Nansemond and Isle of Wight, with
the cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth. A
large vote will bo polled, as the residents are
anxious to save their slave property from the
effects of the President’s proclamation by
conforming with its requirements. It is
known that lion. Joseph Begar has suooeeded
in having his district the counties of North
ampton, Aoeomac, Oharles City, Elisabeth
City and Warwick exempted by the President
from tho effect of his lata proclamation..
A heavy storm has been raging here all
day.
From Boston.
Boitos, Deo. 6.—ThJo steamers Mississippi
and Merrimeo,fremNewbern, N. o.,anchored
ofTWovds* Holo to-day. They will both be
ordered to proceed to New York.
£ho owner of the bark Harriet Spaulding
says there is no truth In the story of her cap
tare, and that Capt. Peabody is an imposter.
The Welland Canal.
St. Oatharihb, C. W„ Nov. 6.—There is a
go*d deal of ice in tho Welland Canal, proba
bly sufficient to olsse navigation by to-morrow.
markets by Telegraph.
Cincinnati, Dec. 6.—Evening—Flour vere dull,
and Superfine at $5,1006,15; Extra s3^oos,U>.
wheat arm. at $1,0301,1K. Corn Me. Oats In ac
tive demand at 600 In sacks; sales of 1600 bags st
this rats. Whisky 35c. . Hogs In good demand st
$4,4004,60 Tor those averaging 2dO to 230 lbs. Re
ceipts of 7,000 head &ie*« Fork, unchanged; held st
lie. Ho soles. Lard levs firm; soles of 300 tierces
st ffi£c; Green Meats fine, at 3c for Shoulders; 605}j0
for Bides and 6>£@6>£c for Hams. Grocorlts un
changed and dUL Gold $1,2801,30; Irregular De
ma»d Nates and Silver, 31,25. Exchan go par.
Arrival or Cottox.—The Mary Miller ar
rived at Clnoinnati on Friday, from Cairo,
bringing 821 bales of ootton. This is the
largest' shipment of cotton for this season.
.if is currently reportod among the seces
sionists in St. Lonis that Sterling Prioe has
resigned from the Codfoderato service.
CbzcACo Mabxet, DecJ 6.—Owing to a declfne In
Gold and unfavorable nlws from Hew York, there
"wad less activity U the market for breadstuff!.
. Wtuat declined 102 c pel bushel an both bpring and
Winter grades, with said* of Ho, gredat O7*>£o9So.
Ho, 2 Spring at 8O081&C; Bejeeted red at 80090 c,
and rejected Spring at CbHUSc. There was very little
bustaessdontrlnfiotxr ami thamarket was quiet and
unchanged. Corn raledlduU and heavy, and declined
\Q\% per bushel, with Sales of mixed st 34035 c, and
rejected at 3003O>£c In Aore.
. There was a fair inquiry tor osts, but st lower
prises, arul solos were made at a dcclino of frilly lc
perbuiheL Ho. lin store sold at 3503<%e. Bye
-was quiet at foe. Barley dull; no sales. Seeds
steady and in fair requut. Goal firm, bait quiet
and steady. The exdtepeut In Oarbon Oil Is subsi
ding, and a number of speculators are offering their
lots st 70072 c. Most of the regular dealers, howev
er, are bolding st 60064c.—Journal.
Sups a PaiLAfiXuaiW.—The receipts of Clover-,
seed Have been large, add there has been an activs
demand. Sales of 9,0Q0i bushels fair and prims st
per 64 lbe.-4:hlefly at $3,4005,60. About
10,600 bags have been I taken within the last two
weak*, fur export from tub port and from Hew York.
Timothy is unchanged. j Bales of 800 bushels st $1,76
02125—Ahe Utter figure fbr strictly prime lota. Flax
seed has again been active, and further sale# of 1,800
bushels were made at s2.9oo3,lo—closing st the lat
ter rate. Bed Top U held ec $2
•ajwi/sifcwrffijrT*.
l'kJSA'im
lisarsAwx
;. .......It: tiAJUk
Uwaueaud Hanagtr.
METBo-esgagttQost, ,<br five debts only, of tbi
pofnlar artistes, Mr. and Mttf. FLOBENCK.
' fuiH (Monday) EVENING, Dee. 8 h. 1662,
Will & presented.
Returned Volunteer.
watiAn-'wiitLues - -..Hr. flobshos.
' • , v , After which.
| THIUCK MAitttlED.
VIV'AN RIPPLE Mr. FLORENCE.
_..Ure. FLORENCE.
' 1 J • To conclude with
! YANKKS HOUSEKEEPER
PEG ..... Mr*. FLORENCE.
BABKEY OXOMNI B _ -Mr. FLORENCE.
I BOOTS ajrO SMMOES.
I ‘OCjBTAHEiiI Our friciui JAMES
lJ ROBB. No. S* 1 laikev street, bM recently re
turl^d'fJujtnt^BneHrlt^^lvgettock.of. . . , „ .
BOOTO ASH SHOES,
Comprising nil the dilbraat varletiM and atjk* s.o«
lo »ogTjc; oad hating selected It himself from the
Butcrn manufacturers, b now prepared to offer to
thepubllo goods which he eon nwooimefid fcr neat
owi and wearT
We adrlee all; tboaq In want of nest and robetan
.Halcovering for tlw feel tocall oo Ur. ROBB, feel*
tag-confident tbef will be writed u regard* quality
aadrrtoe. ' f
mriifnwHiluj the Place, £0 UABEJET STBBEf.
•o*t
h.U. ALUKisi:, SOJN auu,
G
H*. Tl, oorvtr Wood and Fovth : »»reeta,
Rat* foil received a I Reat-rel end frteh weortaeni
o t LADIES', UiSSIS and CfllLDßß&'e thiek*
|q|^
boots and shoes.
jast opened, BOT&* and YOUTH'S kip and thick
BOOTS, of alt elxea, the bolt made ia
tide ooontry. • 1 d>s
' tiAVLNUtJ LNtiTJLTUTIONj No.
i J UOSsjfnmu> Sroxrr, (opposite the Custom
Buin.)
Chartered by tie Legislature.
orricnai
President—JAMES PABR, J*.
▼son ratannsTß.
B. nraith, B.
>John F. Jennings, A» Betaemen,
Tboi. D. Weasler, Joebaa Bbodce,
.. Thoe.'&Blalr, Jaoob.Stuekrath,
•-JVancisßcUcrs, Ales. Bradloj.
Qedry Lloyd. Alfred Slack. .
! ' Tsc*rx*Bi ,
Joetah King, ' C. Eng, ' C.B. Wolff*
A* 6. Bell, Joe. Dilworth, Cochran,
8.8. Fowler, W. A. Hood, Wm. Smith,
J; W. Woodveß', B. 0. Behtnerta, 6. B. Joaee,
:Ti |Uhm. 0. W. Blckeisoa, B. F. John,
J.MrTieruaa,- B.D. Hartxub, W. H. Pbdpa,
•D. M. liottg, . 1L J. Anderaon, 0.8. Herron,
Jaa, W. Baxter, ft. X. ttcKlnfov, W. Ihmara.
Secretary Tinasnrtr—-D. EL U'EINUCI.
-Open daily, froara a. a. to 3p. m. Aleo.Tnoedey
anqßetnrdey evenings , froth 0 to 8 o'clock.
Depoalta received of ONE DIME and upward*.
! Dividends declared In December and Jose of each
allowed tbrradaln are placed, to the
credit of the depositor aa principal, and hear Inter-
J otjthua compounding It. * -
; Books containing Charter, By-Law»,Ac,,furoiihod
•OTThU iuitiHtfcrn^oSer»,' > c*p«cially' to those per
sona wbuee earning* ere amalV tb* opportunity to
Accumulate, by email deposit*, easily saved, a sum
,wbJcbarlll be a resource whoa ooedodjjtbeir money
interest, Instead of
■: wiTfiOtlyemwsa
OttmANtf CHiUKT SALE.—By vir
toe of nn order of the Orphan** Court of Alls
gbebyyOOOtity,' ln Ho. VO of October Term, 180,1
wUtexpoho to PtthUo Sale, at the Court Bouse, in
tbo jOlty of Pittsburgh, on bATUBDAY, December
Soib,lBf2,al 10 o clock a m., the following dcecribed
.premUee:
All that certain lot o! ground situate In the Sev
enth Ward, (formerly part of Put tp.) City or Pitta
bnrgb, boandedand describ'd as follows to wit: Be
inrMrnumbhr'tbifteui. (13) In the plea of Uts laid
out by Jeiomiah Linton, In Pitt township, which
’ plan u recorded In the offloo for recording deeds, Ac,
in ahd for the county of Allegheny, in Deed Book
roLfrB, page 463. Banning as (be corner of lot No,’
twelve (12); thence along the cqal road near Duncan 1
street* distance of twenty-four f:ei to Uno of lot
number thwnee along the line of the
earns to Locust street, as laid out In said plan, now
called Franklin street; thence along the tame, par.
allot with Duncan afreet, a distance of twenty-foor
foetito. lot No. twelve, (12) to Duncan street, the
plea of which Is erected a two-story
frame dwAunghoute. / . - /
■ttaKSoy-ftei*-One-half cash: bulancoio three'
'months, to be secur'd by bond and mortgage. >
t TV VBQ&E&T WATcON, AdmlnUtrator.
: noai-Uudsw' ~ - . '
XNTEKNAL KEVEN.UIfi.--*All persons
Interested are hereby notified that 1 hare receiv
ed from the. Collector nr thh.Xweuty' second Penn
sylnuiia Oollfctioh District tbh lUtof taxable* sub
leotito license duty under the Excise Tax, for the
.Second fioh' GolleetloxDietrlc*, embracing the Uwn
ihlnacf Crsecent.-Moon, Findley, North Fayette,
WAMriaoti.-South Fayette, Upper fit. .CUlr, firett,
NwUle, Lower fit. Glair, Snowden,
Buldwlp, tha borough of TcmpvraooevfUe, In
tbefcountjof;Allegheny.; .. . . • -
-IkllliecelreUie t*xe*M:aftresald*t my ofDoe,
om the hteubeuviUe Turnpike, in tbo borough cf
Temt«raneeviUe,.Pa., during the period of. tvesty.
five days, !i6lh DAY OF NOVESKBEBsn*
tlUhe 24tb DAT OF DEOEUBSB, Inclusive, be
tWe#n ibAhonraof 8 o*clocka. m. and 3 p. m.
i AU oereona neglecting to pay their tax within the
time juusunifonrof iO p«r
V- r ■■ -’/• •
•j'in lAzeeauuhe paid in.Goranim.*nt funds. c
~Ti -“‘V/t Wekh-b Lawson,
.■Deputy Cotiactor District,
.. PtcafTtrafflai. <» .u •- . •
,tv IN; oath*«uitfrof Hotr*rd,doc’i,b*Tlnr'
lift tttnifttottttf th«i | radcalgn*l,tU l p6Ttoftafa'
' to Miaitfct»»r»yw»Mi»dto ta&* warnt»
|g~ udiU »g*lc»t tbe tsm» to j
IttlA. !' } r-i jjdc o—llil.'.!l‘
54 uU* IX t *H Xt&'2K . . **?
SPECIAL. JTOTICES.
jg'-lake superior Copper Hill and
SMELTING WORKS, Pimsun.in.
PAEK, M’CURDY & CO.,
Msnutotturere of SHEATHING, BBA2IERS AND
80LT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOM
RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, STALTEB £OLDEI<;
also Importers and dealers in METALS, TIH PLATE,
SHEET IBOH, WIKE, As. Constantly on hand,
TINNERS’ MACHINES AHD TOOLS.
Waxxaor**, Ho. 119 First and 120 Second struct*
Pittsburgh, Penn’a.
AVbpedal orders of Ooppcc out to any desired pat*
tern. my23uiawlyT
Confessions and Experience
PAH INVALID. Published tor the benefit anil
as a warning and a caution to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Peony, Ami sup
plying at tho same Umo the means of Self-Cure.
By one who h** cured himself after being put to
great through medical imposition sndquack
•rj. By a poet-paid addressed envelope,
siKQLB ooras may bo h»d of the author, NATHAN
IEL MAYFAIR, Eeq., Bedford, Kings 00., N. Y.
ahlDlydkwT
T. n. MILUtR.
..WILBOS KULU.
VX. 0. 80E18805...
WITHROW POPqI.SIM .....
‘BOBINSON, MINIS & MIL-
jTicka, Foranxxs axn Machinists, Washixgto*
WoRRAi Pittsburgh, Penn’a.
Orncx, No. 21 Markxt Strut.
Manufacture all kinds of STEAM ENGINES, AND
MILL MACHIHEBY, OASTINGB. BAXLSOAD
WORK, STEAM BOILERS AND SHEET IRON
WORK.
JWJOBBING AND BEPAIRING done on short
pntlret. mb2Btdly
aC’BXTEKE & BASHES,
FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER SAFE,
BANK VAULT IRON VAULT DOOR, AND
STEEL-LINED BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE
MANUFACTURERS.
Nos. 129 end 121 Third sfrssf, bsbmm Wood awd
SmfrJtfeM ifrssa North side.
•VBANK LOOKS always on hand. mh2S
JC’COBNWEU. & KERB,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
it the old wtsUlshed Coach Factory,
DUQUESNE WAY, (hxar Bt. Clair Ntrr**.]
•QT Repairing done as usuaL
Steel Works.
ISAAO JOVU -~JOUB L. BOTD.
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
Manotocturen of CAST BTESL; also, SPRING,
PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, STEEL SPRINGS AND
AXLES, corner of Boas and First etreots, Pittsburgh,
Penn’a. * ocl9
ry JOHN COCHRAN & BRO,
Manufacturers of IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTS
AND VAULT DOORS, "WINDOW SHUTTERS,
WINDOW GUARDS, Nos. 91 Seoond street and
86 Third streot, betweon Wood and Market..
Have on hand a variety of new rat terns, fancy
sod plain, suitable fbr all purpose*.
* Articular attention paid to enclosing Grave Lets
jobidug dope at short notlee. uh 9 •
j. a KiRXTATuca *• sirs.
gyj. O. KIRKPATRICK & CO.,
MtMftrtmwi «nd Wholesale Dealers in LAMPS,
CHIMNEYS, SHADES, CHANDELIERS, Ac.
oarWboleaaie Agents fbr BIER’S CELEBRATED
ILLUMINATING AND LUBRICATING CARBON
OILS, No. 89 Woon Strut, opposite St. Charles
Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. jalflJyd
tyß, B. & 0. P. MARKIiB, Paper
MANUFACTURERS and dealers in BOOK, PRINT,
CAP, LETTER AND ALL KINDS OF WRAP
PINO PAPER.
car Have removed from No. 27 Wood street to Ho,
S 3 Sxnlthfield street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
carCASH OR TRADE FOB RAGS. my 4
HOLMES & SONS, Dealers
STjfoBKIGN AND DOMESTIC BILLS OF EX
CHANGE, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK
NOTES AND SPECIE, No. 67 Market street, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
CUrOoßectlous made on all the principal cltfrn
throughout the United Statee. ap22
H. COLUIfS, For-
WADDING ANDOOMMIBfIION MEBCUAKT and
wholsHle dealer ta BUTTES, SEEDS,
JISH, and Produce generally, Ho. 25 Wood fltreot,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
wjutts.
WANTED— A boy from 16 to 18 years
old, to take care of and drtrc a bow, and at*
tend to tbe liable. Inqalre at THIS OFFICE.
dc-Ulw - -
WANTED —By a gentleman and his
wl/a, two or tkree tuomi In & peltate hour,
In or near tie middle part of tbe Wwn. AdJmjs
BOX 13. PlUtborgh Poet Ogle*. • d»fi?3t
WAITED —-A yoaag man capable of
taking charge of a country residence?, between
East Liberty and WUklnibprg} one famtUir with
bonea and cattle. To aocb peroona prominent altu*
align can be bad. BeCezencea required. Bnqolraat
lit Beoond street, near Wood. noES -
WANTED— A good reliable party-to
take the annoy for Pittsburgh, (or larger ter*
rliory U desired,) of bWIPT’B SUItS&A CLOTIIX3
WEtBQKB. the slmplsa; and beat erer made, a!*
ways ready tor a laoe eollar.or a bedspread, without
any adjusting whaWrer. No rubber bends, straps or
springe to be regulated; no Iron to rust tba clothes j
nooog wbteb \no complication; do anything but
what is good. AUsthe fixing Itcrer requiresis to
put Uon and take it off the tub. .C&mpactandbeoß*
UfuL We want parties who are «nargeilc,and know
bow to push trade, and who hare means sufficient to
do It, To such we offer good inducements, and tho
best Wringer the market has seen. We will send a
sample machine to any address, express paid, on so*
eeipt of tbs retail gnoe—s*..
O. H. WHKKLKE A CO., Bole Agents,
a;2fclw 87# Washington St., Boston, Mass.
gAILEY, FARRELL &CU
m Forms Stsxri abotb Si
FLTOBEBS,
GAB AND
BTBAH FITTI
PTJMPB, mltabla br Faro*, Ott i*.
rlao, and other perpoMi,
hand and tomlahed at r '
notice.
CAST I BOS AND WOODEN SIL
pot op is tb» most dwirabla minor.
GAS FIXTURES oa band ud to
A. Urge aaeortment of BRASS WORK oa bud
i&d lor sale oa reasonable terms. nol
OIL REFINERS, DISTILLERS AND
BBKWSS3.—In aooordanee with the national
T«x Law, all persona engaged in anj of toe sboro
occupations are required tokeep each books as are
specified in tbs lawr and make tri*montb»y aad :
monthlj re tarns, also in snob manner sa is specified
by la«« Tbe tmdenlgned are preparing the rarleas
booss with printed headings, blanks for tri»montbly
and mmthiy reports, in roioe* of ex ports, bondf,.bULi
of ho., and solicit early orders for the same,
as bat a limited snpplr trill bo made at first.'
Wtt.Q.JOH»BTOK4OO., •
job Printers, Blank Book tfanafactnren and
- - Stationers, 57 Wood street, selfigawtf -■
JJAGBI 3AGSI BAGS I
>2,000 Botalca Bop;
Gunnj Bogs*
Bomboy Bocks . ;
Urg*, baiTj, Linen fiocki;
ftjooOArmy, OoUtndQorn 4oj
. .600'JSUtMeki;
lotnli by
tOTOHOOCE, HoCJBKIBt * {XV
CJUNDRIEE— : ‘
Extra Taalljr;
DRY APPLES—IOO bwh bright Aptlss,' , l
DRY PIACHKO—W do halte* ‘ v
• OHIOHB—2O both, large; ... - a.:i ■■■:
nAX6ssz>-40bt2sh.FUx«Mai. . <.#•■ ■ -
Tor sale it 185 Liberty street* by /
Wa/KBECRACO.,
del . Who'esaie Propers," ~
SALTt SALT II— ::
200 seeks fine Liverpool Bolt; !•.; .•••» ••
200 da do Table Salt; .
To arrlTe end Ibr sale At fcnrprlue by, ’
• bo2T.- • -H. RfPßLfc. lsaXibertystreet. -
il RAPES—IO lmah. M Kelly laUDd!’:
VJ Grapes* wy fibs, jut reeeiTel And far sale by.
BETMBBABBOS.,
ao£9 • , H<r»,l2fi and 128 Wood street. .
9 BARRELS ROLL.BUTPEH»
9half barrels.- . do »?.••; v 'do; .v
TosrriTß to-day and lor sale by t:
, nolT f y , nASTTgLIV
RANUKKKIBS— 24-boxer re-
'
.AJil) SKLtcFtiCiipOL.U
S3g WIHTEB SESSION t'Y SIPS MAKE*.
tt.*B SELECT SOPO£>L.at OaVar.a. «ilTcoai»
m«nc® oa MONDAY, Pccemtcr S.h. lAvs
. Circulars a» be obutned t* l . b « Stoics,
rinne retnMro t > tt-rrcs. etc.; ortaij«»»'
riM mhj be made of. Hus 'Ait ia pcrica,
eiihera; the Soho?! or at No- V- l t FuQrtb s; eet.'
d*s.4td - •
gCHOOL VUK \UUMJ LADIKS,
IS rHILAFKLPUIA.
Miss MABT E. TB&OPP bas n f.rst cUs* Board*
ingand D*y Schco* fcr fvuug LuJ-w, ia PLUodal*
p&ia, at Cbeatniit #triet: » •
Price tu UoirdrcT, nutludjcg washing and
tuition io tha Etgluh brhucUa rnd la Breach,)
coauiuisg fall i«uticuUr*, raay bab&d
os application.
uirsatsfEs:
Hob. J. E. l'ittebnrgh;
Jos* T. Loqaji, K«q.. “
Geobob W. Cabs, E«q.. “ . .
Jat Cooke. K»q , PbiUdo'phia;
CoL J. B. Mooaurad, **
Prof. Jon* 3. Ra&t, Trcctoo, K. J.;
Judge Gaita, US. fopr-m? Court. co^S^y
IJK) GLASS il AJS U !■’AUIU UEiid—
Tlndiar tbe demand fcr I'ITIiETPGK’S XX
FLINT GLAS3 PATENT OVAL LAMP CQIM*
NETS much greater tnuii oor p.r seat cipacitj to
bopplt. oadutshloe tbe public to be fall* eupplkd';:
wliu theeo UhBIVALLED CfllilSSls,\to haTe
oca eluded to .grant the t-rivilcga to manufacture
tbem to houseqcif respectability.
This course ha* been rendered aeeoscair iloce our '
prweut production Is but FIVE THOUSAND
DOZEN PBB WEEK, while the tkmansi U^lmcrt
»hoUj tor tho Otal.
These of our own nanufactcro will bo disus*
gwUhaJ hyner trade-mark of
XX FLINT GLASS,
Whi£h ether* are cautioned from cilog.
All packages of Chimneys made und&r oar license
will bemarked with the name of.patcatce and data
of Uses of patent. •
For particulars apply at Fort Fitt CU«
pol9:Im B. D. DITIfSIDGE.
R. BULGER, Ag't,
Maaufactnrar of ercry description of
FTJ K 3<TI TT7E/E3
NO. 45 SMITH FIELD STBZET,
A Mil VBortment of MITSE CEBIT MASVTAO
TUBED FUBNITUBR constantly on hand, which
we will tell at tho lowest prices for CASH,
jnl6:ly*E is
TO GLASS manufacturers.—
Forialelocto lewo, the property formerly
belonging tn the BROOKLYN VIINT GLASS
situated in the city of Brooklyn, near the Atlantia
Ferry. Tne works si© new, in perfect, onlvr, and
in operation, and possess all tbo facilities for mak
ing erery deicription of Class wUBh was formerly
made by the Brooklyn Flint G'ass Cijoiuay, and
which gare that Company tho hitfb reputation it ao -
long sustained. , , , . . .-
To a person who has a kno wleup' of the tmnnes3
and command some i-apital, this would offer a ••
great Inducement, as the ha’aoco of tbo capital ro*
qnlred could be furnished by tho pitkc'ut owners.
For further particulars apply to .
E. A. PACBLEB & CO.,
Ko. W Trinity Tinililings, New York.'
oo27;lwde3awtf • •
KOBIA MILLS, J 44 '
m'ctlloush.
144 GBEENE BTBEET, NEW YOBS CITE.
GOVERNMENT COFFEE,
Pot op In tin Soil pound papers, 4'* in a box, end In
>mtv Om prices reogo from Sto 30 cents. We pot
op the fcUowlng kinds:
JAVA, 2ULB*CAIBO, ST7^._ m ßJo t 810 AltD
BUPEHIOS CdFVEB.
W« belUve onr Codec to bt> l*a<-r than any ground
Cofleo now In use. Ail orders addressed to ujjorto
oor Agents, Messrs. PLACE A YOUKG, l&d Chpnt*
b*rs airset, c*rn*r Washington Aow Yo£
City,and Messrs. POLLAItLA DOANE,island 191
South Water street, Chicago, Illinois, sill rocalro
TABBR& PLACE. '
JSUIOAIi-OAKU.—W; Hovels
hamicr, m~D., o/.Ho» Ycrk. cooteiaputca.:.
belz>% lo- Pitt6bxirgh .cn tfca fitu OK DEOKMBKB-.,
NEXT, whore he will devote, aiYsnal, hiVEA.CLD- :
SiVB ATTENTION to tbo M-dlcsl vnd'Scrs'cal
iMkCaeat of'OHBOKIO DISEASE?; especially
those at the Lowol Basel, aaoA>ss
PiLs, Stricture cl the Cowe-U'l'lr-crsiiaa ol- the
Bowel. Ac. AU.S ihevariuui Ohrooicßiiesics ox.the .
Womb, tfco Kidnetß, the Bhi-Ker. Ac, His red*.
deace will be at the MOSONUAHELA IIOOhB,
where he tn»y bo suen mid cibaUUed'Croin 4 o clout - •
m. to 5 o’c.ocfc p. ql. dally, lie will ritit patients -
jp say pert of lh»>citv. j* <li»«ire<. . rulfl 3s. -»
CAlii AT KO.' 21- DIAMOND and-feet ! ..V
. botilo ol BMITU'B LUSTRAL WASniNO -
FLUID, which aaTfcihaU the eoap and near all th» - -•
rsbbfng, sod .finiahea thn. clctbta with.' a v
white 1 astro. One quart bowlr,’Cjr 25 cents, will u 3
the washing fcwir time* for a lac£« fanlly.
Paints can be cleaned inone-iouuh tho time, and'
better than-by any other J»rbce?s
ttys bottle, and it■ not r«tnrn the~.:
IwttloaadgetiOßrmoiioj. SoUby the pint, quart
or ralK>n. at the Wooden and Willow Ware Store of
, ; W. J. K.ALS,
no7: T m •' STPTanvor-cl. Plt;*l»hrrl». Pa. .
JH. O’NEIL, Manufacturer of TftlKE* ,
* WORK, bat alwaje on bar.d iind makes ta.or-™ .'
Mar SCREEN WIRE CU»TU ; FLOUR JJ GRAIN,..
SIEVES': COPPER, BRASS AND IRON WIRE*
CLOTH: BIRD CAGKS;, plain oftd craimental <
WIliE WORK, for jrard; lis, fi?«cr etaaiW Arch- • i
wavitor dowel a. Wire Lattice anil Trrliia Work for"
■rbora. Ac.; NURSERY. E <KDE E.S ; -«4T, AND
HOUSE TRAPS: MEAT AND CHEESE SAFES; '
WIRE W NDOW SH A DESfUndsceped or lettered. . -
Alfa, RING WIRE, all kixe», at No. SO FOURTH'* *
STREET, near Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa. .
; poSlrfimaa - - 1
g afRNIGHT & CO.,
* WHOLESALE GBOCEBS,
S.Ricorn©r Water and Cbeiluat streets,
: - PHM.AQEi.rniA. ’ :
' Auonts tor the ral? of the pro'ncts of SOUTH?' 1 r
WARE SUGAR REFINERY end the GROCERS* ::
SUGAR ROUSB. of Philadelphia. 0'22:1m .
WAYNE UJON >sd STEEL WOKK&
- tt9*Warebcttse and Works,
Cbnur of Woyn* areet and Dusue.no TFcy. - ■
We are cow. largely maoufictaring BAR, ROD
god HOOP IRON",and arc prepared to promptly .fill
orders for all *t«a extra quality Doe iren or good
paddled. .BROWN
soSfrlm ‘ Sceeessor*to BAUpy.BrowhAGo^
rv c {
" SATLOB&BSIITS, ■■ : :
Refiners and dole™ in CARBON Olt, tmsnrpaßaed ,
byaay.ihOie.toarke^;
WTOfdenleft at their office, ito.* 41 MARKET -
STREET, ox at thElr works In
he promptly attendod to. • _ ’ ’ :■?
MTBfoeriof CRUDE OIL. di&m
Produce:— ‘ t'
lid bhla. choice Family near;
. Sdreesed Hoxn / . , . - ; -
1 bbL Sweet .Cider;
JCOiftfciresb Butter; **
400 Cm. prime Geeie Feathers;
. 10) box& choice Cream Ches*o;
Beoelred and for tale, by ' H. RIDDLE, ...
noST/ - No: IKI Liberty atroet.
TONAS WHITCOMBS ASTHMA
O BKHKB7; ! . • *'...•• . .-'T
JONAS WHITCOMB’S ASTHMA BEMKDY;
‘ JONAB WHITCOMB’S ASTHMA HE <?EDY;
JOHAI WHITOOMB’S A'THMA BKtIEUY;
Terkaleby : . BIMON JOHNSTON, J
I corner ScaithfleW acd Potirth etfecta.
WANTED—A itont, active toy, to Km the dreg
boiloHa.' One from'tbe doS—c
C °;
jJdiGKMENI B. -
103 bcx.s W. B. Cbiae; ' ■
ISO do•Hamburg(Jteesc;
MJtuih. lotaka; .. .
' 100 bblfl. JHae A'ppl'B;
160 do Mackerel;
e dted aad for sale br" .
FRANK VA K GO7IDEB,
11* ►ccon«l.‘t*»^c«
\ BUSHELS OLD COKNand 50
■LS SYS FLOOR just rcceited sad forsalo
Kockei bJoe with about .
Jilmdrßd doUaralo'moni/.atd fnni* refers,
Jtd«ijj"p»rßtm'but;tlje o«»tr-) .Yba.finder, r
j ilber&lhr rewarded fey leaving lf''it tliff“ .'
9 GOXTOM fillLEr or at Ho: Z* WOOD ST.- '
m ' a UUOWN.v,
m
(use leaj
■will be
*AQIdB
. deLU
LL ohbaFI—WiU-tie 1 —WiU-tie ifoMtX
irteg lb* waaledercf- Ihe'jcar ♦liboat
iaprice, ett&o dd stand, 67;woo& street,
ittprwi*.**.***' ■ ; \V. P. ,MARMiA.LL. , J ;
..■• •. •■n«ls; ;
-.-—Lemi*n,- fie-'■'
Wio« *i4Farias Crackers.-Jitt recsirrir t \r>_
,a jb« -bakert>*', so.dior-saio bj.lbts; 14ml
Ldl.^ attli»F«ttilyOrorerybtdr»M:i• \ . ..•,
• JOHH*A. BFSSHAW,
. • ; ,y Lili-rtr »r a~ Bm*<l . i ‘ r
/TAn rJS t ‘UttoOue.—:SJ U:zea. eitti ,
Utfi «l Broimi, ttad* erprv; *Ty loi' Jsaillf tie/ 'ZZI
FiOemd »d J*r «alsbj tb»* ozmer st ft»H trr- *•' • ■ ”
* - - JNtfr'ArfiENslTAW, . •
- -d*® - -■-. •;--c<m»*rfcfogTty J » • -
i> rALZhjX. : \
A/jr**h —ppiyjmt ruxiT»d aid for ralo'st “r. -'
thftJ*«il7sr*»* l f,Swr*o< . . • • •»- ■-*» C--/
■ [" ~ j. r JOIIK-v.?
<frfi" , ‘*l . ~ Vcorirr; Mtrf.li »-.rirr*ts. -4 -; r .
- '• * *
~ 3 4
/ riAMr. ANl> iit)WlL'KAA.VtiJ3^tori r.t
iVfßaleby JWWH* waiiSF. 135 Wood gt,-.
PITTSBURGH, PAi,
COLYIK & HASOS*
Ko. i»trf«t.