wV.
i V. ~^ rf - 7-1
jiSr.
The Ofnuit Battled the War.
Iha aawief the'fraat th&jdayVfcatUa
Btmth tUIATIPt win J» nail I with thiill
; U( tatanat Wa dir a<rt - jrat tied -wjajMiay
'vanaatedU omnltga rletory el-
Hhn(h tvmtf jaaetfto feat alßOUotf to ear
- *tolhttob*tU* t of ( Bttarday. Atthli writ
llfwe on opoloaily ewiUlag the opealagof
•thotoltgnphllooj, whUihkerobMo throw*
hem bg the atena of paatarday. -V
■' An IltustriilTon from^ltawre.
. Then U a sneiee of hornet reiy oom
. Jtnt.fp: this gantry, popularly called
“yellow jacket - They an much smaller
than the nob irrariety which Suspend
.. thelrpaper-gb w null from the branches
; oftreesorbni tee. The “yellow jeokets"
V era bold end d xterous in the use of their
stlngi,sndso,j lions thstthey use them oxen
oathemoetnamte sosploion of danger to
their nest, which la their reeled right, their
'OClabllshsrt institution. Bat there ie one
■ peculiarity about these insects whioh is
t i ant generally known, and . the knowledge
■7~S wQohmey sare some fanners consider
able trouble and annoyance. It Is this:
: Approach then oautieusly. and timidly,
and thay/willetlnd to n Certainty. Com
mence a battls with them Indlrldually and
oollactirely, and they wlil be rery apt to
' get the best of it;! bat ascertain exactly
where thelr nest ii, and then walk neda
tely through the bailing army, without
■ paying any attention to them, and without
looking Cilhar to the right or left, tear it to
; ; pleoee and seatter it aboat, and not a sting
. ; will be nnsheathed. They gireop at onoe.
Wow this IsV good. illastxaiion of this
’ war of oars, is the nest, and Ihe
/' rebelaray the“yeUowjaekets." WecaU
' ■ them batternuis, lmt no matter about the
oolor. We' hare been fighting alt orer the
field, and with about as maoh success as
many a man and boy hare had in fighting
with the. little stinging insects of which we
are speaking, and, like them, hare got
otnelres- TCI7 badly stung. Instead of
going straight forward to the nest and do
' ssolishlng it, we hare for almost two years
been'sraaUng our strength ln a rain effort
te sobdne the butternuts one by one. At
! length, howerer, the President has adopted
the only method by whioh either hornets or
slareholdlng rebels can be subdued—ho
' hias torn up the nest : -
West Virginia-
After ctttancotuildmUon, the Pmldtnt
hu affixed Us sifuton to th« bill sdmiu
..ting Wsst Virfinis u s msmberlof tUs
■. Unions This is an sot of simple jutiee to
s loyal and .offering people, Who : hare for
maoy years groaned under the. oppression
of a haughty and oeerbearing oligarchy
with vhloh it was their misfortune to be
poUtieally united, and to sever which bond
thisrebeUitm gaTO an opportunity. Some
tUoklnafor strict construction, whan free
dom is coaoerned, and Jhe utmosUatitudi
narianisa, where slavory might bo benefit
• ed, opposed. it as unconstitutional; but,
without arguing the point (for it is already
ftion of Wwt VirgtnLft ii MeonitUatlanftl
' u ni til* ftnnexfttion at T«zu ty » «im
jitot rt»olation of Congnu, ft&d ft
good deal more as-: Once men we bid onr
. ..liltli niter '»>' eordUl welcome, well know
: uftfcet eke will not be, > “weywerd eie
•' ur." : " v::' ■
; Great Battle of Hnkratsboro.
. Additioul Interacting Partionlnrc.
F«rtk«r Ptrtleiiuft of Oarlcostes.
[Oua—pOad«n— of the V T. Tribune.]
Ju. 1|
k»T» Jut MtiTtd. frotft m i«tUe on
la front of Mortr—boro, vost
.»■ -li&L It hu with BAronitUsc fury two
dnyi, nnd at lut r«port vu not yot dooidod.
It U tta iioii ftrodoiu'bAtttM of mo
.. tSontUMOg aUtalAod by both *ld*i wlthoploa
- did dottmlgAtion. _
r > .dda EowwiM wwhod Itnm jßuhrllU,
lut frU*7 < with (Mot 45,(01 dMln an,
'"••••aal1(0plaaaa gfartlllarj,sal iMnnliWall
.Ua way-to tha sattl»-(aU, lit may laaiat
lagMUarfy. '
: Tt*iikola et la«4aj vH ijunt by oat
Canaaiaaaaaaltatlag. .
,-VV' : oorpaelaaadlnoa tfcalr latt
ca tka Wllklaaoa Flka; Na*Wj,afThottu’a
,jgjiya. ,w«rijai'wfth<raa> rilbaally totkia boat
> artkantal aaatar, Boaaaaaa'a 41tUI*o Wing
laraaarra. Orittaadaa*aaarpa irupoaUdla
- v ': aoajantlnly elaar fraaal aa .tkaii taft;
aad Vaaalara’a ditialaa la. boat;
la naanra.
tW Aataaa* • Oaraliy, aa
iMkot'l tanki, ni drt*» 3nko«B uu~.
otda,ud lo tiro
. 'W4M > 'wa»klUad. Crittaadaa’a aoapa.loat*
klUad aaddl woaadad tkatdu» Ueludia*
i Afl«t»at*Utott,oftkayiftT-a»T«Btk ladt
■M. MT*n)T. ‘ MoCook’a foil aru about
•
CA '-Skat. alfkt dlnoattloaa . van ante to at
, lad ltM—> ia tka aonlaf; Aftoi dark
tktaaaaj waa tdpartad liaatlrtt naar Mo
“•Oookiubriottily tatwaout rifkt wia*.' Till
■ oomtpondadwUk ..tkawiakaa af iHn. Boao
. k inw. iiia'iiiindid flaa. Kwook to kold
o« v ktah abaak itabbcralr.wUlo tka laft wlu*
aksald ka tkiowa late Xurfnaatoro Mud
thsTanOflEf.'"• ■'
lU»Mlfn'l> lui cUj o(Dnml»i
*nr,|tta( wsm»4 watklafmik Xto kaW
nmj on tka rifkt, m 4 carUfl win
' AtTaf.tMk amluw xwiit Ufiatud tka*
*ln n« «ecn>*ekl>f aukft. JUd. ««•
-, r .. IntUM fofUfom.tloi, ■< f«ia4 Ik.
——-fmrtafaUfftjta, wjfraraai/itimMUai
>HUkh,«kt whoU nglantoflSllag
• s hi ’ ’ A >• ! * ■< -
Mwtl— OM ofKaOrtkVaMi'kki u
-MM«ua«uKoMWsst tl»i So. Jokn
itaa kaiHnlM<*« tk™. MMirtUi:
"'mtanWewtsndkjanUaattaok of
i..„-Mte iii tad W It kad isaawkat loaar- >
i- ilMwlmffUaiMMau
i Zfeatenooaa>Bni,oaoof avbaatoOaon,
1 ' itakUMl: ate. Kbi wooxM, a»d OoaMI
' - WgHak ktUad ot mlMtai,ba«Ua otkar Tala-;
j: ' llh li—ll .
»4M. MoOoak aaat wotd to kola tka boat!
} aad k. woalf telp kl», tkatltwaald all
{work rlxkt. Ha soar galWpad to tkafront of
Orlttaaaan'i loft wlthhl* itaff to ordar tka
liaa ot tenia, wkas tka war apaaad a full;
w i k*H*tf>»d aapHad twa aaaalaa of tka aa
-1 1 aactr Van Clara*! IMn waa aaat to tka
f- v' /tM^faiOalvßtattjfaMgadalafraat.
Bt— «■«» wltk aplaadld dariDt,
vS iato tkafarioaa kra, and wadis, kla
- ataCalaM tka UaOa. ttartad BaaUj'i kiTgada
rj j famed. Baa» alx kattarlaa opaaad, aid uu
vr—-tatada, -a -nwfalkoaat faa,,4ffaotly a ti*-
K- aaadaaa akout araa ralaad jUaag tka wkala
V - Us., aad tha aasßt/..kapa..te fall bask
f : ”?k?80oaial kiwaft ornd tka troop* for
is »iaf., Ika i*b*»a / :wara
*i. ■ deists kaak fall, * alia. - Tk*M*t ialas-
Vis' did krarde, w*» dlipUpW la Uia lisa*, aad.
. F jj tkatadtsasad, tkoaak tka -Tirnf Bird- for
t-:V ■ldakVa daaumattadotta os oar laft, aklla
! * tkay praparad for'aaothar oulaaukt oa our
■ ■ . tU&ta ' . ,<
~if«a.H«>t arilara kad baaa Uauad to aora
;■ i okr laft upoa thaaoauiy.kut kafora tkay kad'
f .£ tijw to azaeuta tkam tkay kur*t upon our oan
•***£ ■***•.
£ousieau's fdlrliion was carried into the
bmcjki* magnificently by iluttglorious leader
"■flea. Boaftetans in persooS;*-
TMmo*, again reteeatedhutily into thiaj
they ein;el
onr right, and again we were drivan back. |
By thla tlaa tha number of oar stragglers ru j
formidable, and the prospect- was dlsooorag* j
lag; {but there was Do.panio r . t j ; v - ?
TIM General, oonfldeaVof iuoeess, continued
to Tmt dther parts of the field, and with tbe
aU 4 of:geni. Thomas, McCook, Crittenden,
Rousseau, Negley and Wood, tbe tide of bat-
Me-Was tamed early in the day.
We were serionaly embarrassed by the en
terprise of rebel cavalry, who made some
seridas dashes apon some of McCook's aana
nltiojn and subsistence trains,, capturing a
somber of wagons, and artillery ammunition
alarmingly soareo.
At one time it was announced that nut a
■ingle wagon load of lit ooald be found. Some
of otzr batteries were qaiet on that aoeonnu
Thbi misfortune was caused by'the capture of
McCook's trains.
About, two. o'olook the battle had shifted
froth right to left. The enemy discovering
tbe impossibility of suooeediag In their msln
design, had suddenly massed their foroes on
the left, erossing the river, or moving under
oovhr of bluffs on the right, and for about two
houfi the fight raged with unremitting fury,
to tbe advantage of the, enemy for a consid
erable length of the yl were check
ed b|v our murderous fire, of both musketry
. /
, Toe soene at this point was magnifioently
tumble. The whole battle was in full view.
Thel enemy deploying right end deft, bringing
up their-batteries in fine style, our own vom
iting ymoke and iron missUesupon them with
awful fury, and our gal'ant fellows moving to
the front with unflinching oourage and lying
flat!upon their faces to escape the rebel fire
until the moment for notion. ; t ’
Shell and shot fell around Hke hall. Gen.
Roaleorani was himself tnoessantly exposed.
It lb wonderful that he escaped. Bis Chief
of Staff, the noble Lieut. Col. Garesohe, had
his-head taken off by a round shot, and the
blood bespattered the General and some of
his st*& Lieut. Lylan Kirk, just' behind him,
wai lifted clear out of hts saddle by a ballet
which shattered his left arm.
Three Grderlles and a gallant Sergeant
Richmond, of tbe Fourth United States Cav
alry, were killed, not ten feet from him, said
five or six horses in the staff esoort ware
strhok.
' Between 5 and. 6 o'olook, the enemy’, appa
rently exhausted by hie rapid and incessant
aaaolts, took np a position not assailable
without abundant artillery, and the Are on
both sides slackened, and finally sllenoedat
dark, the battle- having raged eleven hours,
theloss of life on onr side being considerable.
Onr oaanalty Ust that day,-including cap
tures, did not exceed perhaps of whom
not more than one-fourth were killed. This
Is attributable to the oare taken to make our
men lie down. The enemy's loss must, have
be& more severe. But among'our losses we
mourn snob noble souls ay General Bill, Gen.
Adgasi WtUich, Colonel' Garesohe, Colonel
MinerMilllken, First Ohio Cavalry; Colonel
Hawkins, Thirteenth Ohio ; Colonel McKee,
TUrdHentoeky; Colonel Forman, Fifteenth
KOhtueky; Colonel Kill and Second Lieuten
ant Major Shepherd, Eighteenth Regulars;
Major Carpenter, Tenth Regulars; Captain
Edgerton, First Ohio < Battery, and hli two
Lieutenants, and many more. Ho other Gen
erals were killed.
Among onr wounded are 8«n. Kirk, Gen.
Van Clove (so reported); Col. \ Moody, 74th
Ohio, who established a splendid reputation;
Col. liarraby; 99th Ohio. King,lsth regulars;
Majors Foot, Bicker, Slemmer, 11th rogulsri;
Gapts. Bell, Wise, Barry, McDonnell, Power
ana York, and Lieut. McAllister, 15th regu
lars; Major. Townsend, 18tb regulars; Captain
Lang, 4th regular cavalry; Lleuts. McClellan,
Miller and Foster, 27th Ohio.
{ At 12our batteries received new supplies of
ammunition, were massed, and* terrible ire
was opened. The enemy began to give away,
den. xhomas pressing on their oentre and
Crittenden advancing on their left. The bat
tle was more severe at that hour than it had
bbenf and.the result was yet doubtful.
' The enemy seemed ‘ fully asi numerous as
#e«- They did net use- as much artilley,—
Generals Joe Johnston and Bragg were in
command.' Prisoners say they lostlargely.
Gen. MoCook waa brave to a fault, and self
possessed. He narrowly escaped death many
Umei. iill uuise su
he was severely hurt by bis horse faUingup
on him.
| To-night additional eaicalties have been
received, as follows:
CILLID.
i Coi. Stem, 101st Obto.
' Lieu. Col. McEeo, 15th Wuconaifl.
i OoL Ahnoode, Slat Illinois.
; Col; Roberta, 42d IlUnoli.
| Col. Welker. Slit Ohio oeralrj brigade,
j Col. Herriagton, 27th ininoia.
1 Cftpt. John Johnaoo, 15th Wiaconaio.
j WOOUDID.
j Qenenl Soeteea, slighOy.
r Genenl Wood, lererely.
Li«aL CoL IOUt Ohio, beily.
.Cwtin, 58th Illinoia, eomm&nding brigade*
CaptTjOaoer P. Uerk,' toting •* Inapeotor*
Seserel of Thomma’a ataff, lerere.
Cept. Doaglei, 18th Regaleri.
United States Seaatvrt
i Ihe Bradford fnptirtr, (the home organ of
the Hon. Devid Witmot} Jeolarsi that the
Brsekinridge Democracy of PenniylrsnU,
ere mj maoh exerelied ebout the election of
the snooeesor of Ur. Wilmot, end are exceed
ingly apprehentiro that General Cameron
Bay be again called to his old plaoe in the
Senate. We do not tee that any harm wovid
malt to oar good old Commonwealth or the
: general Gorernaent In eonseqaenoe of hi*.
eleotion. If General Cameron U distingalih
ed for uy one,thing more than another, it is
for kis onUorm,. ateedfut. and onflisehing
fidelity to the welfare and prosperity of hU.
naUraState. HU long pablio career proves
hU unfaltering devotion, ander all ciroam
ctanees,.to the IntereiU of Pennsylvania. We
are free to say that we woald prefer theirs*
election of that other well, tried And eminent
statesman, David WUmot; yet if his eleotion
is oat of the question, It weald rejoice ns ex
ceedingly .tosee his plaoe filled by Gen. Cam-'
Bat what mead the ominous threats we
.bear from every part of the State against any
iDamocntio Representative thai’might regard
it Ids daty to vote for,Gen. We have
heardit stated that'a leagae has been formed
fine tbs purpose of astassuaUag saoh a
eratt and it has:been publicly declared that
the Democratic member that votes for General
Cameron will never reach the board walk, on
Oanltol Hill, alive. - Are these villainous and
aaaacloas manaees designed to Intimidate and
honest representatives of the peo
ple from an behest, and fsailen discharge of
their swon duties ? ' If so, the reign of terror
is about to be re-established, and the block,
nmotine and assassin's , »tUetio wll| uiume
the plaoe of the eoart, aad the, peaCdul bat
eflemve dominion of law and order. Sorely
this is Democracy ran wild. ; Who are to be
tfie Robespicrrec, Dantons and Herat* of this
new, order, of things? Let the Aariot and
ft**e» answer.
It Is worthy -of observation, howerer, that
these. fiemuud lawless demonslntioni all
Some from the Breckinridge Democracy, whose
•ympathiw hara always been with the traitor
ous rebels, now la arms lodes troy the Union,
aad subvert the Ctoranmeajt; from men, who,'
under the seored garb of Demdcracy, are doing
ill they darn aaa can to eraet a drapotUm, or
a moaarohy npon the rains of jthe repabllo;
and are every day aftrlng instau to high
Heaven by rsjeldag ctw every; disaster that
bbfiitU the Union army. JtU to’behoped that
there are eaoogh of honeit Uaibn Democrat*
in thvLegUUturato defeat the blan* those
enemies bf the oonntry. eoUbiijMt in
thUbnteiy on the ! >l* io
secure the eietUbn of a rebel sympathiser.
They hope te neeonrpliih it bate and un
manly attempt frighten * the. represeata
tivee of the people by the, extraordinary and
revolationarpobarse.they have adopted, •, If
each plot* ean: soeoeed, we< may well despair
of ths line of the nfnb\ioi-yßarruHurg 7W«-
graph,
TffDrfare half a dosen of the .best rsgi
mente In the service of the United States,
now. doing mere garrison duty.in Western
yirginia, with no prospeot of immedinie
motive service. They are the heroes of the
fight nt /Ball Rnh Bridge and ef. South
Mountain and AnUetam. While east they
wen! the 'steel edge bf the Army of the
PotqniaA We ’ qaestion whether sound
reasons can be assigned for keeping Uus
splendid , body of troops inactive at this
most briUeniUxne.-rC5h. Com. '
; Gok.Trisn, First ConneotiCnt, has been;
suddenly ordered to rejoin his regiment.
Tlis looks as if Gen;-Burnside was about
tojn*Mamove.. ? .
~~ r .is2s.»,: i ,~ ~d-.~.~ 4:iF.ss'.rsxi , t'w.:t"~ , .~_ ~~~+=»era
r~;u,l'z~:?.k=a~'fit;S.~bo:s'zA'~x~:~mk.,4 ~:i:ri:..al~. " 3~ra+l .z..~~r tom, a.~ ~ ...c.~o'~.s~ ~su'Ss'7v'
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PUBLIC JTOTICEB.
WABR—bafc-'can?.
tfc# Md«rmio*bl.> Of th*jhlrt
:'Watd.‘»t ih«*Bi«sfor< Itj #1 ctloa. \ : 1 -,_•
M K. WOl/Al.-
Pittsburgh, Dec 27
JUGULAR QUARTERLY
Ihttr : 6lKETf>t?or tb* Hope-bote Compand * tt'
be Wi at tbe KNaiMfi HOUSE, on MONDAY/
Jan, f-th, at 7 o'clock p. tn. Tie members areal!
requested to attend, *« tb«r« will b« eat election ot_
Officers and ether l»a.m*ei o importune?. |
Jft-rtd' J 11. B S »*n. Secret ary.
Orrica iiocea or Hxituc NVbstsib tiii’i,)
,\o, 67 Foorth street, f
ANNUAL MEETING of the
Gootr butors to the Bonxe of before will be
held at the office ol the Institution, No. 07 Fourth
treet, Pittsburgh, on' MONDAY, the 6th day of
J&nnM?, 1883, • etwesn the how* of 9 nod U o'clock,
to bear the Beportof the Uteßonrdot Managers,
end to elect officers for the ensuing f**r. :
By order of JOSEPH BIBMPaTBIOK,
f Ittsburgh, Deo. 3l;it •
Ornatorms Pxort.*'* iMUSAsasCa., *)
1». 'E corner Wood and Fifth Bit., V
PUUburgh, Deo 2*o; 1182. J
irS-AN ELECTION FOK TWELVE
DIBSOTOBS of tbU Company, dor*
lor the ensuing y»a',will be held et this office on
MONDAY, January 12tb, 1863, between; the boon
110 *. m. nod Sp m.
d*»Bw WM. T. QABDMKB. BecreUry,
Ornoi Pirrssunon A Bticintau B. B. Co., 1
Pittsburgh, Dec. *L 1882. J
ANNUAL MEETING of the
stockholders of tbePlttsbnrgh k Btenbea-
▼llls Railroad Compto; will be held et. the office of
the Company, 141 Foorth street, betwten the boors-,
o(10 o’clock ». m. end 12 o'clock tn., d» BOMBAY,
the 12th day of January, 1861, at which time nod
piecennelection torn President and iwblraßlrtn
tors «111 be held.
Jatitd d. F. VOM BOHNBO&6T, Bsc*y.
urnoi or thk Pirneueoa aeo Aitr
Pumsu BiitVATOomiT, >
■ Oakland, Dee. 10th, 1862. J.
jrs»PJBRSONB GOLDING BONIiS
imied by thte Company itre nereby notified
that the COUPONS MATCHING OHTHE FUST
DAY OF JAKUABY NEXT, (1863;) will be paid
ob that day.at the office of the Company, In Oak
land. W.O.LBBDIX,
;deiuu«d3« - General coper in tendent.
fTK»THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
Ifour Btocktoldera of tbs Oqlnmbla Oil Oompanj,
foe the election of Officers, will be hold on WED
SJtBtiAY, Jnnoery litb, 1868, et 2 o'clock, p. m.»
in tbe offioa of the Ooffipany, 80. 134 First street.
B. WEtrCEBYBIiT, fiecratnty.
: Pittsburgh, Ore. 86,18*2:6627 gw
|fS»EXCELSIOR INBTITUTE.— Tiw
Ihih Third Beseton of tbe ebara School wit] com
fosnos oa MONDAY, Jatuary 6|h.. Forpertlculars
call at the rcoms of the lostUure, Iron Otti UoU.gs
Building, corner of Penn and 8b Ulalr streets, or
address JUr. W. 8. GRAY, Box 768, Pittsburgh. .
-desfclw 5 - /
Omcs Cn'.artXKs Vallst B. B. c«., V
Pittsburgh, Dse 31,1862. J
rr3»THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
Stockholders o( tbe Chanters Tailed Bad
road Company will be held on MONDAY, this 12ih
day of January, 1863, at No. 144 Fourth attest,
Pittsburgh, betweea the boars of % ehd.4 o’clock p.
m., at waloh time and plaoe an election for setea
Directors will be be d. !
deSlttd B.F.YOM BONSHufcST, B c‘y.
Ornos lunuxr V alley mitfou) 00., I
Pittsburgh, Dec. SUth, 18&I. f
fFg-THE ANNUAL MEETING of iho
fitockhoiders of tbe Allegheny Valley Bail
road Company will be held at tbe office of tbe 0--m
-paay, In the City of Pituborgb, on TUXBDAY,
Febinary Sd, 1868, et 10 o'clock e. m., for the pnr
boee of electing a President and Board of Manager*
for the essa ng year.
; deSUtd B. 0. 088, Aeoretary.
bOOIKTY.—
The Anna J MeeUng of tbe Alleghany Coun
ty Agricnlisral Society will be held on tbe FftßbT
WEDNESDAY (7th.) OF JANOABY, 1863, at 11
o’clock a. m , at which time an election for O(bears
end Maaagers of the Booiety loi tee enealng jhi
will be held. B. BOdOIEB, Jr.,
Becrslary of Board.
W. 8. HAVEN. Chairman . 1 defctd
iSCUUuL FOR LAOiEd
U'*' —Tbe Second Term of Mrs J. X. BOGGS*
SCHOOL will open, on MONDAY, Januery 6th in
N*. let BOBINeON STBEiSt, Allegheny City.
= d*2‘:lw " . 1 ’
frS»NUTIGfi To DEPUTY MAR
rYv :6HALS.—Tbe KaiolUsg Officers for Alle
gheny Oonoty, who have not preeented their bills
for eerrioss, are hereby notified to attend at the
i-Ooa of the United Atatas Marshal, iu ritubnrgh,
for that purpose, cn or before the 16tb DaY OF
JAbUABf, 1863. A. MUBDOOU,-
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tnit fur creditors, by contaston of A.\ EL' Ocrling,
Morgui BoberUon aid Edward XHthridke,.pertaeia
u Carling,-iioberUjQ fi Co., lately is oar Dliulct
Mart, before oar Judges of oar seidCuart at Hit* •
. Uargb, to wit; ou tbo fourth day of Pebraarj, A. D.
-3pj«, oj tbo Judgment of oar nil Cosrrrvcoiertd
■Lgiiß*i .A. B. Carling, Morgan Kobortooa ocd £d*
word lrttbrldge, piitom oompceiog tbo firm olOur.
ling, Uober.oou a Co., a judgment tbo sum of
e h-juand ■&« lifiy tboasoud dollars peseUy,
tlxiyihroe thousand six bandrod and twenty-four
3b>luo do.uro 83,) root debt tor tboir debt
M wellestwomydoiUts for ibelr co«Uand cbeigM
by tbeca about ibelr,«att in that bebalfizpontlsd,
;wtereof tbo tali a.. B. Cor ling, Morgan ; Jtooerto.ro
and tfdwa-d Duhrldge, partners composing tbo fins'
of Carling, Bofcertaos A.Co., afo'wfay aro ooavlct,
« SfJ*ers to os of reeord. And wbsreae, by tbo tab
■location of tbo aald Edward fibspeon and Joshua
Banna, in trust for creditor*, plaintiffs in said iodg
moot, «a£l Jncgasst being £fo.4S of April T«rm, a.
•D. 1641, in iiuitriot Co art aforesaid, wo boro In our
Mid Co art understood, that although tbo Judgment
in form aforesaid be jived, yet ox<cotton tboreot
•till seme na to be mad*, whereof plaintiffs be*
•ought no ts great unto tbom in tbla btaalf a proper
rowody, ana we, being willing the!' wool is
right and 4-it should be done bereto.'do command
you that by good and lawtnl neu of yonr ballwlck
:yon giro notice to the eali A. B. Carting and Adr
ward Bith ridge, surviving partners ofjhe fete firm
cf Onrlmg, Kobsrteoo m 00. aforeeai& aifr Qeorge
Watson, dr., Administrator of nil the
goods, fie., el Morgan Aobertson, of
said firm, deceased, notice to AnsHnelta Bob*
osteon, widow of said ‘Morgan Bobartttro, deceased,
and Frederick Bobsrtatn and Carotins Bobortson,
children ami helis of said Morgan Bobortson, do*
ooa-od, that they be and sp per beforeour Jndgo at
Pittsburgh, at our District Court, thsre to bo bold
for the ooonty efoismto, the EOCJBTH MOHPAI
OX JANCAKf BAST, to show. If’anything ter
themselves ttey ban say why. tbo oaid judgment
should net bo retired, end the UeneOntlsueu, and
why tbo mid plalntlA, Edward Blupeon and Joshua
Banna, la trust lor creditors, ought sot to hare their
exebutton against them tor debt, tntsrat and ooats
afomdaidi according to} the force, fens and offset of
the recovery, aforesaid, If they shall fbtnkflt; and
further to no and receive wbatneever oar said Court
shall then and thereof end ooncernisg them in this
rbehilf oonsder. And have yon then and Users
the names of those by wtsom yon shall'make known
to tkam'and this writ.
> ' Wits me the Bon, M. Hampton, President of our'
said Court at Pittsburgh, the 80th day cf Dsesmbsr,
. Anno Domini IMS. >•
HSKS7 EATON, Faothoaotary.
Edward Simpson and Jstbua') In the District Court
Banna, intrust lor creditor?, of Allegheny 00.
vs. Writ of fccL to. qoare
A.B.Curling, W with no- ' ezecutio, non, *c.
- Ucl to widow and heln of Ho.; w; Jan’y Term,
' Morgswßobertson,deo'd. J 1889.'
; And now to wit, December 87th, 1838, on motion
cf John fifcOlaren; PialnUfTs Attorney, it appear*
log to the Oonrt that the htirs of above decedent, to
wit, Frederick end Caroline Bobsirteob, are minors,
and hare no guardian in this State to inks charge ol
their interests, and that they, with their mother, 4
Antoinette; ftobertsotf, retida to tho Stste of Bfw
Jersey, it la ordered and decreed by the Court that
Osotge Burse, Jr., Asa., be appointed, guardian ad
I (Ta» in this case of said minors, heirs of raid Mor
gan heterteon, droaased, and that notice of sbove
writ to widow of said deotdsat bp given by the Bhor*
iff of Allegheny county, by publication of said writ
in the WttUf PiUdmrfk, oawtfs for three snocesstle
.weeks prior to the return day olmidjult, and that
a mpf of said paper, containing said potlce; be Jbr*
warded to her address •by mall, to Bowsrk, Kew
Jewry. By tbs C urt. }j
- ffrem the Bocord. . i . , /
H AHBYAAXyB, Prethonotary.
the aboteramod par ties wlUptoMd take notlse of
thi above'writ and ordsr of Conn. .< , ~
. BABST, WOODS, 6b«rilf.
Banur'iOnui, '
Ptu»b«rtb,-j«n. i,njg.
IJC THIS OttfUAlW OUUKT UK Ai*
X LUittVY OO&BTT, ?■ bHB YItY AMUu—ln
r thtjiattarbf.'thaMtiu Qf wmjajm .fern* tto’d.
Ho; V OotobarJfcnfc 1993;' Writ .asPartltloa at
Valuation.*,. ? ’ . . I : /.
'ToJans Baraga, *Sd«w} Mirtirac Ana. Allen;
JoboCookhad Jane hit vl‘MA>na*r!*{J«a« Bbtm>):
Hen ry M; flange, Haney Ba»afc,AAaTßary Baraga,
Boberi Baragv, Jans flange, JiwßMtte Btnfl,
flamo*! Llsyer, gAardlaQ.ef .Ann tfaiy and Jgofctri
'.benge; Jiuxe nrin» goaralaa of James and J**n
netta ravage; William Parage, and ala guardian,
Hian Jf. toTuvcblUna iad httaiit Jivot iht
nUwlUtaa garage, IstoofHsTtb flayefca town
ulp. All((besTcoa4ty l reo&cTltanUt4>»c’d.Toaare
hsfrtoy njQflid that aaltiqoiaitioninU be held 4a
P«"S»bfi*'of theabonmentiVc«do) l dsro;.Wril.o(
nmUona oa thepremlsw dsecrlbed therein, to' a*'
*bs rremlseslo HorthPayhite towoshtp,
®“ t BDMDaT, the M.bdsy 4t /aaua*y, Anno
Domtaf IMS, at JO o'clock a* m*» to make partition ;
to and among tbs h«i i, Ac. ofibeedddeoeased. in
-•mb aanam and la iacb proportlaosnsby the laws
of ibis OommonweaUb U At&ttMOncb parti. lon
can ike to or tpo ling
the whole: bat If soeh partition cannot hi t&edl
thereof as afotesatd, then t 0 niao and appro!* the
same aooardiog to l*«*i«t which' time ana place yon
may attend upon think proper. t
. HA*H¥ WOODS, ShartiK
. &aaaiv»*aoi7ica, ) .
Pittabi -wb. Jan, a. IMS. t. '
■abaiiih. . { ' jo:i»«£3*
Glubia'wUui' ukaVV: wm’iu
BTOC&of " ' -T”. ‘
- BOOTS; BBOtt iJU> B&O0XB3, 1 /
r i*? ' .* , „ : M floor fiFWtJIJw.
JfTMWJ JtDVBHTiSi
-AFFlOfi COMMISSARY OF 60 B?
VA6«T*tCE- ‘r-.-f ‘
. \ -'■■■l- Biimmi*, MiL, Jan. 1,1883.
rrepoeaU will he received, (from flm hand* only,)
until U M. JANCABY 18th. 1663, by the unde;*
•ttned* for .famishing the ,l*b*lateoe* Department
with ax THODfIiM) BEEF CAtTUS,
no the hoof, delivered at.ths State Cattle 69• Ua.
this city, in Imaof (iOOO) onvihousaad each.'every
.AO) tan days; to be weighed within one and a half
days after arrival, at tha awn of the contractor.
They mast average a boot (L80Q) thirteen hundred
pounds gToee weight. All falling shr-rt of (1UCO) oue
thousand potmda grow wa s fht, and Balia. Buga,
Oxen, Cowi, Heifer* and Hornless Cattle will be in
jected.
■ Tne Government will claim tha Tight of weighing
any one animal, repemie, if its appearance indicate*
lees weight than - the mlnlmnm mentioned above;
the ex; enee. of. weighing will be paid by the party
erring in jndgisant.
: Each bid, to secara consideration, mo*t contain on
a separate sheet of paper a wtltten gnaranteeaf two
>as£>as!bleper»oh»,es<o]lbw*: i
iwe of the county ef ■ ■, State of ■ ■ -
ober«by guarantee that ——-is (or are) able to
falflU a contract in accordance with the terms ef bis
(or their) propo itios,aod should hla (or their) prop*
tfsltkn beAccepted, fas (or they) will at once enter
)nto a contract in aoeoKUnce therewith, end we era
prepared to become hie securities, ginog good end
sufficient beads fur iu fulfilment,
i The reeposeibUlty of the guarantors mnst.be
shotm.br the ofldal certificate of the Glerk ef the
neaieet.Blitrtct court' er of the United State* Die*
triot Attorney, to ba enclosed with the bid.
: 'Bidders most be present to respond to theltMdUa,
and be prepared to give bonds ana sign the contract
besom leaving this offloe.
. The Government restores te itself the right to re,
)ect say ot all bldsctniidsred onreasonable. -
-■ ieymeot* to be made in such fends as may be on
handt-lf hone on hand, to be mtdo as soon u re
ceived.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly ••Jropcaale
for B<w/_UaUlo " end addressed to Lient. 001, Tbos:
O. Buliltan.O. 8,, Baltimore, Md.” Tr a bld.tslo
the name of a firm,' their name* and post ofiles
address mnst appear, or they will not b»ooniidered.
Bidden most funlsh good proof of their loyalty
•to the IT. 6. Government. No pnroba'eo made of ee
cemionfcts. TBOfi. C. SOLUYAN,
' jav.td r Llsut 001. and C. 8., U. 8. A.
JK)R COUNTRY-WEAR.
Jmt .ncaiTeJ, »t
BORLAND’S, 98 Market Street,
HBN’SGBAIN BOOTS,'waterproof;
WOMEN’B do do, do. „
MISSES AOBILDKAN'B do, do;
BOIB* A YOUTB'd do, do;
. Will be aold cbrap, at
J. H. BOBLAND’B, 98 Market street.
' jet ad door from Fifth.
Dissolution of co-partner.
SHIP.—The Co-partnership heretofore existing
under the style and firm of G. A J. H.BHOEBBBN-
Gfiß A 00. has this day been dl'islvetLby mutual
consent. The business of the Ute firm will be set*
Usd by G; AJ. B. BHOENBBBOBB, at the office of
tha late firm.
. (Signed) 0. K. BHOSBBkBQEB, .
4. H. BSOSHBJDBGEB,.
WM. H. BHOKNBfi&GEB.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 1, ICO).
riO-PARTNKBttHIP.— The anderafen-
Vad have formed a Co pa tnanhip under the style
and firm of &BOIHOEBGE* A C 0„ and will oon
:Unne iha hostnem as heretofore carried on fay Q. A
J. H. SBoXHBBBGBB A CO., at the JGMATA
iSON WOBKB, Pi Ah Ward, Pittsburgh, Pa.
(Signed) i WM. H.&aOENBBBGEB,
WM. CBAWrOBD, Jr.,
EDWIN MILES,
JOHN 8. BLAGLE,
DAV-OhAWTGLD.
; Pittsburgh, Jan, lit, IMS. je^at
rnHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore
; ,1 existing under the firm and name cf LILLET,
6TBAIN A 00., is hereby dissolved by mutual eon*
sent. . HUGH H. Y. LILLET,
EDWIN. ST&AIN,
THOMAS W. LILLET.
PltteLnrgbgJsa. Ist, IKS.
ijihe Williams a obvis (
SEWING MACHINES
Will mu b. Mid by
E. MEATS.
i, Eo.it rOUBTa BTBUT,
pimsnsan, pa.
N'JTICBv— BOLLMAN&UAKRJSON
b»T* thlfl day awocUt»d with .them OIOBGK
w. bollhajmo&h a. bickktson ud John
CAH4BD. The foudr; Batom vfil be ccfctlooed
by the cahecrlbeta. oader the a erne of BOhIiMAN,
QAKfiISON 4 TO. hFSTBOLLMAS, ' ~
■ ' - liOAHnsoN* i
GBOBQB W. BOLlAu.tr,
JOBS H.BIG¥*TBoN,
JOHN OAWABD. ‘
Pittatmnb, Jab. let, 1863. J»&1«
W “
KD.lXjWlJfl*, j \
bom<eqfatbist, j- :
(Late of Philadelphia.).
•aroffio*, K flw 2d! PXBH BT&XST, corner of
Haaeock, (Irwia'e Alley.)
Offlee boon 8 to 9 a. m., 9 to 8 aid 6 to 7 p. m.
.
LOST.— On the 25th December. 1862,'
a U. 0. SOLDIEB’fi DISCHARGE, purporting
uum of CBABLXB BAIiQ&BLD. Aaf ptnoo
ba*ln« tovai th» aana «ill confcr a C»Ytr to tit* sub •
acribar by leaving It at tba Proroat Barsbal'a 0 fill a.
OHA&LH BaLQ»BLP.
T BAD —2no pica Lead for sole by
JUl«a. HBKBT H. COI.IIIKI.
[OAF tiiUMlt FACING, for foundries,
> tor.Ai.by ami a.OOLMBg.
pjUmiAl FKBSKN'M
ALLIS WAit OF
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
.1 1 '
OB BOOKS SUITABLE FOB
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
1 ■ ■ _ ' \ i ' .
SHOULD CALL AT TBB
qjFT BOOK BTORE,
63 Fifth Street.
wa airt, wobth non ii»ttobsw to
OKI HUSDBBDDOLLAE*, 18 OITBB WITH
B AOfl 8008 BOLD 8««
PJOUPAY PREBENTS,
GREAT
GIFT BOOK STORE,
Ha 118 Wool Street.
W. bin noalnd tbta Aa, th, LABOBBT ABB
BIST ■■■rtaiiatcf
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
Star offered for aala la tblsdty. Wa tell them at
pvfeaa •
DEBT OOMPSTITJOtt.
‘' ’»• Jhn. slid liwaheA sapji'l «i
OTBHILB AHD OTHER BOOKS,
. taltablatar prmota.;'
- SM*A oacUj praaaat la ftTMtwitb aaafc booh aoM.
4«ts, , • . .. -- ’. .
1863. ' HONTB 1863.
( HITSBTJBGH AIK AHAC,
JOB UR.
!■ Atarga72pCf*b6ok.-JftxttrA'ad*
iMewirnfarf by PHiLOTUS PUIK. A.-M;ia*tkorof
J&laa’a mUzmt* «f Arttlmrtlca. *e.-w»uin.
lot, baaMaa tba mat Aatronsaffcal Calculation Ta
btaa, Ac., tba *
BBITED BTATM STAMP ACT, la fall ; ‘
-TALC ABLE ESOEIPTB j,
ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OP TUI
MEAT BIBNLUON; !
An 4 lot* of ouUr <«t»rtiUa|rg_*Dd lastraotlT* rnd
ingmaUtf.
PRICE, ONLY 5 CENTS.
WSaotf pcst'pftld,oa~r«e«lpt or.tvo thrw'oul
• '.i .v ' ;; •
, Aiaren »tl<»4*n, t« tMOTpro«pl»tt*iltliiii, to
."ion"?^iDii|-PiUiikn f 4 ;;;■
y hasosio Hill, mia 'nsun,
d»n rrmansGU- sa,
1 Akb OLL—& bbm. iWfined soiß Imd-
JTEW
rjs OOUNTHY
& B ■ A.liSSg S. J|si
EATOiV, AAUjRVin & CA,
No*. 17 and 19-FiMr Street, j
Jobliatiiid railin'tfTßOtMlliail, DUBpl
HOSIEET, OLOTEB, HOOr SKIBtS,
BIBBOHB, BHIMB, COLLARS, TIES, DHOU
-BHIBTB ill DBAWSEB, WOOLEH HOODS. TO
BIAS, ! BOAEM, IIPHYB AHD BHRLAHD
WOOL; &000 Ha. KHITTIHO TABHS,OD tuad ui
to vrin.
Oar Mgck wei’imrcttaewi Utorvtke leet gnel bd>
react Id prim, and we offer newt tedofiUDWti to
CITY A bD OQOHTUY ttXfiOHAHTS, MILU
HX6B, rXDDIiXUS, eod ell-wbo boj to nil egatn.
U. B.—A ciuuw aMortment of
Staple Dry- Ooods.
(t wb^wl*np||.
PUBLIC BALE OF VALUABLE
A FCBNAOB PBQPSBTY,—By order ol
phene' Court of Clarion coaaty, Pa.. the undersign,
ed, Administrator ofthe estate of Samuel V. Pluaer,
deceased, «i‘i expose at Public Sale,on the premises,
on TUESDAY, January 20th, 1E63, at 10 a’dotk a
at., *Jie'BABAR FDBNAOB PLOrtBTY, situated
on the, bank of the Allegheny Hirer, near Brady's
Beod; In' Clarion eonnty. This property cotualoe
üboQt twenty-seven acres, on which .are erected a
Hot Blast Furnace; a large fireproofStoneEtorehonse,
Warehonteand Offioe; three large'and three small
frame Dwelling Houses, and two targe frame Bains.
The fanuceandtralldlngs have been recently erect*
ed, and an In good : repair. Aleotbe equitable title
ot uld decedent, underartlele* of agreement, loitba
Ore, Btone Coal and Limeetone on the Unde ef Ben*
nlnger A BossanL The sltuatlrn of this Fanaoe, : end
the convenience of Ore add Coal, makes U the most
rateable property of the klod in Western Pennsyl
vania. At thelaime time will be Bald the Tnrfcace
and Mining Tools. 1
Will also expose to sale the JKFFMBON FOB
HAO« PBOPXBTY, on tba premises,on WIDHZS
DAY, January 2lat, IMS, ;
Connected with .these two Furnaces are Ursa tracts
of valuable land. j. • P
Terms made known at day of sale.
Je3:4t ABbOLD PLUMSB, Administrator.
ABaiQNEB'B aALE OF VALUABLE
! BAAL BUTATB—I wiU expose U
' PUBLIC BALE,
• ; oh. . ,• j.
Tuesday,, Jan. 6,1861, at llo'doek s.jm.,
• ON] TBS P BKMIBSB, f
AU that reltiable lot or place of ground attnaite la
.the Third Wardt-CHy of Pit sborgh, bounded and
described as follows: i
. Begloningat theeaatern comer of Cherry alley
and Liberty street; thenco along Liberty street
eaatwardly4l Lst'lH Inches to the line of-property
.now or late of-Yogei A Setters; thenoe by the earns
9# feet anp 6H Inches'to an alley ten foet'fcldef
thenoe along satd alley 134 foet and 3 laches (o Pltur
alley; thence along Pina alley westwards-83 foet 1
Inch to the line ofproperty-no wor Uta of.J. Parker;
tbende by the same, and by the Une of property ha*,
loosing-to J. Tetter's heirs, northwardly 75; foot;
thenoe by .the.llne of the tat mentioned property C >
foet 4.lnches to Cherry' alley; and thenee by the
earns 79 foet 9% Inches to the eomer of Cherry: alley
and Liberty street j—<m which Is ereoted ths [Urge
br<ckttndmenU known an the ' V \ j
MAN6IOK HOUBDA 005X1NBHTAL HOYILS.
' This property laimmetiiatelr adlacent to the
Great Bastem and Western Baliroad' Paseenm
Depot* snd affords a rare chance for Investment t>y
capitalists. •• i .
Tnniu st Sals. !
" JOHN W. BtDDXLL,
_ Assignee of George Anrehtx.
J. G. DAVIB, Auctioneer.
Pittsburgh, Deo. 17,186 A 4el7;3teWtd
Russian spectacles
, —Notwithstanding ‘the attacks ;of Jealous
BgeeUcle venders, who aspire to the name ol OjU
EUSSIAS PEBBLE SPECTACLES
Are receiving dally the warmest endorsements of our
cJtlxens. AU ti at U asked Is to examine all other
SpscUoln; then ca'l end examine tbs'BCSttAN
PBBBLE met. For sale by i
J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician;
ManoUotorer of the Unaelan Pebble Spectacles,
59 Fifth street, Morning Pott Bonding, ;
TESTIMONIALS. /
To show the eo:eptanoe with which fhe BosaUa
Pebble Spectacles have been received here, I jmbfott
the following teetimon.ale, and aen give many more'
ifnebeeiary: I / ..
rmnuioKi Dec. IS, 1863.-1
- Mr. J. Diamond—Drer Sir e 1 panhemd efjrou, in-
September, last, a pair of yonr “Banian
Spectacle*, and after a fair trial of them, 1' Jberebjr
oertify tbat they are the btst lever need. /licheer
felly reoumaead them to all who wish to bay Spec
tacles. - Bemectfnllr. V- ? - j
WX. 1 UHIHAUtThos. 149 aui lai/Wo^st,,
Pmsstraan, July 80, 1&62.
lfr. JT. Dfotwowil—Dear flirt I purchased a pair of
.tha~ >Bassian febblsT Spectacles from yea, end
mast say they arathe best I over tiled, and recom
msad them to all In want of the artieU, j - .
. G. KHBHABT, K. D.
I certify to ths above, / I •
'1 GSO. H. KBYBHB.
PmsWaH.Joly 28,|1865,
Jfr.V. Blr: I] purchased a pair ef
the "fyusiain'Pebfele’* Spectacles from yoa, and car
tify twt they era lha beet I /star need; and j recom
mend than to aU in want of this artlelaT i
. 0. F. HCITMETSB,
Pastor of the lllesion Chareb, corm>r Ohio stress and
Bast Ootfimon, AlUgbeay City.
ftrtssuiu, 9M»lBy IS6L
Mr. J.’Diamoud—T)iir Sir: The ••■Boailee pebble”
Spectacle*; porchated of yon, after a fair trial, are
the beat that I hare tuel* O. W. aUBI.IT.
/ PirrutJKGß, Cee. Ifi* 1881.
Jfr. J. Lias aoed-Ceer Sir; X porcbaeed ot joa a
palrof the “ItoMlaJi E«bM*”SpocUclae, and after a
Ut trial ef tbem,l hereby aertlfy that thrjin the
Mal i ever need, aad cheerfully recammeod ibea to
all who wfirtt to boy SptctaclM. XP'K IfflXP.
*—_ Prrrsmoß, July 22, IW2.
Mr J. Oftirtan-»l here used BpMtodN
tfce.Uet ten/jeere. Saving suflbred considerable
HOtn titk eyes, I have .been led to ioqotre sad avail
jaytelf of ; etenr shade of advantage tbai (Imm
ooiWisflort. Uearlu'of yoor new bUMm, the
u JMafea. Pebble.” I Eaitteted do* to (Ire; them a
trial, and feel It due to , yon to aey I hsiefotusdsia*
bUiar relief. Mj eye* do art voter* as heretofore.
/ Yoon respectfully, . J.J.WXBB,
Baltimore Breoch Fiaaollaonlaei’y, 118 Wood st.
' -ttsatbl 180).
'tl«lan,»'
, .QBUKnoi», ! B. 0., Ant
IjfUidi; from
ilkd«ysot Diiacn&OptUu&iapair
o( ui a< Bwia P«bbW’ flpaetfclM tbr txd
wife, «&d I mm «lkA«d (baw *Ttrj npMtf u>
tlcfe-HbotMt l«rer MV—«ad vobU r«odmmnd
UitodiCMb&Mdof miltfldti ! ;
; AIAHS.
Gn.*n*« Eton, H. 0.,* ■ — :
ixanlDidtadtnM J. Obttou'i
“Bomlm Pebble" fipectaaka, tnd tm Battefled that
vtsld
ncnaDni them to all who* may need aajtkio* of
the klnd-: B. W. D.
HmniTOLB, Ala., Jan.45,1*0.:
Mr. J. Viwmvni, tfra bw», OeouQU and Opel*
cUiL baa ddaptad lo myajta (iiaei oftha "Bnwlaa
Pabbl#,” through?which! an enabled to 'aeb both
atadlatanoeaadnaar at hand, wlthoat haring to
adjtit tfcatt at all. .Sean aae to iaad the fine* print,
and eaa aoa manat aa Cur anAdMloctly m I ban wftV
thanafcedeje, fchrooghthem; • . f- :
Baxn Ouax. JDad. IS. IMO.-
Mr. J. Eiamon i, Cptldan, haTnttahad a pair of
the'‘Bomba'£» . .fa” Spaetadaa In ta/ihons*. Ibr
ntywlft, and It j r-./raa Co m# that ha i* a man of hit
probMlcß. 1 JOHBBOrH.~
Gift 1 books AMD photograph
ALBUM*. -•
imMrUl.Ooorte—a splendidßook. .91160.*
- Gallery of Tamoa* Pent*,lCO tlhwtrattcni. 91160,
latbeWoodi, wftkßrynat,Loagf»Uow Bad Hal*
leek.;9A, . • „ |T '
TbeFomt Hjttn. B/ Wm.C.Brjini. : 91
XiulUt'i MlsoeUaaeoaaWorkir 3 sel», Vd et, gttt,
' *aUc«tat Hlstott. by Loosing A WUllnau, K Salt
r Vlilis*. PoSß*idot!i endXafkiy moroeod ** _
‘ Works, Including tfca lUaof
Washington.! 1
, PoetsoftbejHlneUeathOratvry. .' .
fall.Tartty morocco}
I*mb»* -t , :
Ltte otto. Adam Clark, 4 voU, 6 foil IcalL
/, I>r. AdauO ark'a PoiMMiilAfT, K ert, 9M.
„. : raozoauAPß auGlu, i :
Holding froxgia to 100 pktuna. agaar» and oblong,
doth and Turkey aomoe, esquiMtelj-fisUhad and'
medeavoor own eeUblWubeni, In the moal dorabte
taaaDcy.xaiifiaf fcomWoeuiatofU. >•
B iblsa, la gtgal variety. from 86 oasts 4* gSS,
~eo t\ ~ 3.L. BJ6AP. T 8 Foorthrtrrat. '
JJUOKa KKKbliFKUlduElfi tfKKtM.
TITAB—Jean Paul Elehtcr’a great! noral,!&ow ftnt
translated. by.Ck *E.i Brooks. add 'pnbluhedfcy
Ticknor A fields, Boston. 9 vols. 93:
A PBMBST 'aatW of»Tba
’ : Patience of Hope.*' 1 voL 9L j
OB AY KB TQpDQanOPA OOUNTBY PABSQH
—By Bee. A. H. H Boyd, author of
tloos of* a Country Parson,” “Leisure jHeura la
■ Ac. ! Tol. [ tl~t& 7.
POXMB—By’ Adelaide Aane Frcct jt.' Bint and*
gold. 1 *ol. 91.
TBS BE3ULT3 OP SMAHOIPATIOHi.By An
gnatia CoobiiySs-Kalreand MunicipalCa«n*
dlloref Peril; -WotV crowned bj the institute
ef Fraa:e. Transited by Mary L. Booth. tIJO,
Ant leoeiTfd *ql for sale at the Book* tor* oi
deB9 B.S. PAYifl. BAWoodatraet.^
pIDLEY & CO.‘b fcTEAMCASofSa
XV—Justneelyed. from jZewToxk, a foil anort.
unit of Bldlev's' Cehd{fs,'Yaailla Crteu, Broken
fiUck, assorted audebriueo.
piai, Ac, (braale at tfie Tamlly QrocerpflMraof
t 5 jmo- a^eSSlbaw,
- drfld .... ■ . oornsr Liberty and, Band Attests;^
riOMMiStiIOMUCtODo. > .
VJat>blj.|>rlm* frmb BoUßntUr; 4^'1 I
: SO 4o >6v>.«t Cltar; *»„ 1
AbbL>hltoßM(U; ,'
; WfaramW.feOhim*;,. J
: BO do', Hanbars.Ohtaw; _ ' 1
JaatrwaiftdMdCorttJabj
*•” , 1 - ...» '•
TODiDtt in Bftow
itttoloirbr |WOOpMD*4V /
V-iv Y-. r-
fe: »MT: ~
,--S :■ : •■•1- 3-
JOOP bktwb at half, pbiot,
HOBHM tUXKUQ BTOftl,
TT aad 79 Market atraat.
A tow nor* of thoo*iUshUj aoiM Stop fUrtt
fell. ot **!f thowil Often. ]d
i JLOaUSG OOT BALBOP
'■ Embroideries,
BOKBi’i isuonaa non.
Hoa. TT and TV Market ataat.
Dario. thb moat* w. will elewnt oartt«*of
jjOBNgB HOSIERY SALE,
■Te oomraioc* on KOHD ATt Jaa. 6th* . (
Cotton Hosiery at Last Year’s Prices.
At wa wtob toi*dnc* .onr itock bote* ttofterf
PbniiT.nm BOV offvin. cor LADIBV_AHD
GHiLDUa'scorroi Boa o pan him
pbiozs. ivdtaoUMt.aatoeopvomt.tir bij
iaftMlrtoodanow. ’, • / - ■
„ JoaHoao,
naiT»Maifc«t atraai.
OHBAPI CHEAP ICHKAP! •
" e -i ,
Qrctt bit|»lu or* now to bo hod it
C.HAYSON LOVE&CO.’S,
74 Market Street,
I9.UUaJ.Of
DRESS QOODS
! . ■.
. s Tor India* War. ■ S
goods; of m«7 doaarlptteo, nrjf
OarStookte toll ondooiopUU, ond vfflhooold at
th*lo#«ft prtoa tor onto. ••
oorly ond h*[oont (hloidf U6(o fvdMitog.
•Ittwlur*. • • ' ' ...... : . :
0. BONBON LOY* * 00., j
. lo.M IfaikOtaliMi..:
(Sm or m Omm BnHnrmU 'X"~. 1 j«e ,
T\RKSB GOODS,
'Hi . V "i '■>./
■ • roa
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
/ AT
BARKER A CO.’S,
60 MA&UT BTBKKX.
eaiAT baboaibsi sn thui
gHAWLS AND CLOAKS,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
BARKER ACO.’S,
i 'i -1 a. .I: j r' •' !i’
MHABJDBT CTBKtt^c;
inrr «tjrto that ta seat dalrakW at l|*toaa aa :li*ir r
aatfcca»«(lao6 jav.—- i 1
g I L K 8,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
BARKER&CO.’S,
null an mnt.
At CS)£o.; TStu, yi, vkl«pvanta. Aa iticit *a
UalUd«
A“
BtLSOTBDTHXI*
Chriitmu and lev’ Year’r Oifta,
SHOULD pALLWWHOUTDILA* AT
MACRUM & CLYDB’B,
’ And choow ftm lb* toMtifeivtockof
E M B KOI DERIES
Wfetsh wtjftn nlllag tl
EA9TER9 COST;
Wl towjriwUllnut IWWIBM> 9i tb« foUow
tog gooto, wry dwlmbUlorpH—»f:
LIHIH HAHD«LUOV(m •
•LUT», WAIVES,
r&IMOH TIUA , ,
fOHTAOO,«Am*S, *
GABAS,BATOHHLS. ,
tonn AMiOLns,”^^* 1 !
ow »i«.-B D oxL^“ D, ' t r v t
—. 'Tiraauonn mm 1 -
ißniamßi, ■, i.. ■' mf*..:
__ , . •HIBBUIroOOUiiW,
,HIOX*LAOIS| v ? ■-...■• ■ j
»: ,• 4. baaomblao. 1 ;l
AfaMn Mnrtonatadr > A .i*
photograph ulbumm,
Mi>»ioir«s* r <jauirrifOM.f:
MCROIAfiLVPB,
'.rt.MAIM* «*■**,«***■ 1
(Bihrmi jaiitA—i<m» Ptoo»d.):
J.M.Burchfield’s,
"..Iv A«or. dtii and Mhrkit St*.
:as!J ,'tiJ-
" BAnMdnsuaiaooM.-'
r.''r'.'.j . t-
3 CLOAK!. ■
IBAWU. ■-' : '
KWTAO!..
vvnu. - ' ■
'■'*’'* * gOOIiT.ABI
habmoim**** : '"'.-v- 1
imlnnißi4iß(nii) B'Dcn.
A faH M»m»n«« cf. Kl* 800 M, u4«> 1
vSUtuTKti>'uto¥jai Ai l »Lu6raß
OHLTOrtBOUiUI'mrAIB, 1 .
fT ]
emohi.iuch™ *<*>.,
M* If IMk nnM,
I**' *'
■jj| lasob stock op
6 LO k: S
SHAWLS.
CDST.MOITmD BT|BXFBK3L'
j aiao,
MOHBCSB
D elalnes,
AT 25 CKRTB,
- " ' ■ «' - ' ' ■
W. & D. HUGUS’,
/ •• *■'. i • I
Cor. Fifth A Stt.j
P(TTBBUMH. *
JTKW TKAK'B QlFra, ,
XATOS, XAOKTOC ft CO.'S.
7 :■.
UMtelaadtgpropUU
HOLII3 A Y OIFTS.
riMoi abxiohs; ■ i. -<■ -
IMBBOn>SBIBB, l,
ototcs, - •
! HAHDK«BOalutf»,'
■.! .lack vnu,
miit>bm abd KAMawi uta goods.
Ini/Tariat/of
UD«l' AHD GXBTUUIIS'a WBAB.
bumui unvttnii«d|tiM.
! miiOB,MAOBOW*OO^
- . iftirrmn.
JIVCtiOJT BJULEB.
T»OOKB/ATj AtJCTION.—OfI MON
JB DAT BYASflja, Jan.tUi, at 7 o’clock, u
Hmoolo Hall Auction Bosm. a Urf* naw nook
Joattacalrad—Boob, P»p*r. Cold fan., Baal]/
*ar’. AUWI, *' te i r. A. MadDW.Lkm Aaa. •
TTALUABLK STOCKS AT RUCTION.
V -On TDBSDAT ■TKSmOrJwnuT «th. at
Tsi o’clock, wfll ta Bold. Oomaatclal Salaa
St skaraa Xxchaaka BaakStock;
86 do OtUaauT do J 'do;' •.
86 do MwmaiiliHlaliihiliiiiiii BtnklStock;
80 do Svxdka l&anraaaa Oo: Stock;
60 do AUaghaar YaUftiF* 00. Stock;
16 do dtUcna iMriTancaCo. Ktock;
J. Q. PATH, Anet.
STYLES OF
. BOOTS, :.! I
EEOIB, and
, BAJLXO2AL9,
for Mims tad Cbildrsn,
- at l g
I - J-l—. 6t Fifth rtrft. ..a
- A BtUWNHitt'B OALK UP tiUUUSH
aO,; ISB.—On TUESDAY* Jtaoaryitak. as 10
V«leok«.is.»ntVo.‘B7o Libert? strata order of
•■W«. Stewart, Ssa., ta«olstkaaa*
lira atedk<of J. Av MtcQaagfe, cotuistUg o({k|n
and dealrabla —■ .
KEia. Bto (MM|.ll h«U dbMthTmn BnV
Taa, illaif tb-ttOskfli Ta£ &hbds. fritin 6ul
SShfcdA StigarHonaaJaoiaeaeaiBo this.‘Bjnp,n
do. M&;1 Bbad* *8 do3ferWoff* 16 kitu 80. 1 Hack-
Aral, 10tafc.ifOfcUr * a»d B3fcalf bbU.
dad tdo, UtbteAxtn rinQjr Hoar, IS b*U cbla. -
.*£cart..Soda,TObdxaaßoato Soapmdo.
; |adJ6a^Sdp.lloaldOa z| dl(aa67doOtoaddFop|iorf •
JAdoOrwad33 do. do. Mniteid.lT dtido.
AH»0o»f do. Osarta. S 5 texts Onani Tartar.
?ttfc tacb.UT jgtm tawi* of
(•aAtaS.mbcxaaTßT- t
to/ Oogsa. 8 d 0. j DattdftUon eft, & Mfli TassaA nil ••
s4tWtatar Wtate*OU,» ba£ PofSwyadoTAlfc
«gg*S» es fax*.
fcTOj^sa,Odo. 10x18do* 10do. lOUtdo* 85 do.
UwTte 18x18 do., l ;jpipa po» fioUiMOlDi 1 Bark
D “ ta ’
twttoaaC.lt/. an. aeautc/ featon.
ar^^^rfoCBBLBAHB.AwA
Ii'AKM. UKUCK. ANl> VUlUU'i'lJlUi
J: ujurra&.TowiMHir.-oa tumdat
KOBnBO, tel Must Undock, «U tenU.o*
Kn.tf.B. eoydtrtFann.wxtto theQitj Fans.
MtfltajMWttblft't&s snUto Stock tad Furniture,
Hog*, Poultry/ Plough*,
liucstroth Be* Him and Bm,
Bay In tttatfc, Fotatow, light H*r Clock*. ctn*t~
*** Bdrgw* Bedstead* wSo/B<Jk Ome,Book*
JOiLpictumChato, Tables, Mahogany Udeßoud,
lytog ffliiam irifriigaior, HuStt^nraitnia,
Ao. a Trains en the PlUaburgh A OeumeUsTWe BaA
team thd Mpott eoihar Boas and Water. stmt*
nlTilOaadSociOok a. m.
-J. Q. J>AVlfl.A»ct.
Eurm. WAitu x XT .
JJ'AUCT*OH.*H>" SATUBHAYt AFTXBHOOVt -wi
ak 8 will he sold, en the promira,
** Wto Ward, City. 4 Pittsburgh,.!}/ order of
4J.JteAUJster,XeQ.,trastes ofMrsJXytU, the fcl
towtagraluahl* | ■'T-.” , 17r,r
the earner oT Factory and Pika strata,
U Mat front on Pik» stiyst, had 1 axtaading hack
atong BhMryWratUoiwt towardsXtua Moat i
batogiotHo. IMn.plan of b<a Jatd out by iha Kz- 5
ecttniofiheiaUlfr.p.Shoaabirger. 1
nsaaaOolnibg lotSj'of aaaM aSiaas tfao above; f
b*« lota Boa. 17,l8And 18 In said plan. 4
Oa* lot, of MM4U» aa UwahoTe,nwtoAdaai» 1
the aarne rang* effete; Mag lot Ha. *ln |
_Two feta, each. tOftetfreot/onAdaaeatieet, be
tween Flka end_X£na atre*ta,erteadlag: back 100 I
Magletaßoa.BandBinMtdpUalr;
. One lot SB Ml front on Fansstmt,'Mar the cor- f
agrofHagisoastrsit,aad-oataodlcg basklOO fart i
brtokdw*n- t
-tag, frauiag-on Springallay, subject to a ground j
feotof CIS TO par annum.' r ' »
•♦•-Tama at sale,; 1 J. Qi PA VIA, Auot.
. . LWMiyrs. j ;
AGHMT Bo^o-
XX tiro, IntelUgoat and patoarorlng man to can*
vmtMaUyaddrosttntyfcrjlnaoraacobnainm, in
Oomyahlas tt noli known standing and rospo&tl-
Addrai, with rairaxe, *
it lTu* / *° X 1+613 P. Q.+ Pittaburth. Pa.
X&f AflTffil>r-An owner for 3u aACiCK
V V WHXAT.lßarited "O, O. Smith." from
st£nrOhS»*o.S+ , »T- J-oSSyW T,
w. r: : - Ho,loJmithflMdstt«at.
QHBIgTIUB AND NBfW.TBAR'B
it 1 PBE’S B N ; T S.''
> BMotoglaphic Albuwi*.
Tlm bat, bat tad eb«p«t M.1H.1 ul || |lm li p '"'V,
.-v.- i-d.■■
Children's' Toy Books. and Ossies.
BOOKS, of aflVtnda, fcr Holiday Prvkenta.
l^OOOfibnoi^a&iof
OF QEXSBAIX
jobpia oi 'mi HorosssTon slbi«s, : u
onata each-$l4O panfcmn.
? - V /OHIW.HTTOOX,;
«ppo«t*i tbi pobtopbo*.
oil w;uj
JUTLOH* BXITB,
f • j I “ l;-i
Mwurt 4M)tn I» 0 AttBOB OIL, naraipMwrt.
—■ottoi M it ihJir ca*. iwrii xaiut
-min,at«i tMrnM* to-iamaonUl* «1U
b« >B»PUT ittKltari IQ.- ' - -i.! :
mm i«im oi OBPPi oil. ■■ m«i
TOOUJtftMtY OliAbe* WOKJfcS. j
• • • PA»SOSB, TATLOB 4 !
,
Oflni Ho. Its UOOHD jrtBKKT, PitMbßrfk.
<♦aj.ii • • •• •
.•CA A UUNTE—We want Agtottl t*
fOv 9M aJmonttuoxpiaM* paid/ to a*U ear
mirlmrtmg^taßtU,..OrltmMt flat—and ittriw
*ikaraair»aMfol*ad,oaiioafl wtfclaa. JlftfAtfr’
«dMOMatj(Wo.. AMraab -i
-• ——-ggAW^Cl^3tg ( BfakU|Brt t Moto«.
iWAhurAV**, u *• •©»
-f f tertßC iko -rMMiidk of tb» Mr ftttatl
alvaa* J» pfe* AMba.aU *taa*L n W oo * itmt.
~v . •.] - WTp.JIA»BBAXA.
WABTAD •• «oIA
•IYCA BUlliU-imnt totunAgdiW
# ttru rnfjmaljl m—
pM. to MU *y »•» ehMB *uio. Mb Maohlaa.
SaSajw*- • v ESasuoStaim^ium.
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