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THIIRSDAY MORNING- NOV. 12, 18811,
TEastsi OF THE GAZETTE.
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dab of MOM, aro and the Derma Galena
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. Nom= Gasarra daddy. Knipe owns, dolour.
far AU zabireptionsOtriono la adman., and mei
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Ttiethintwo of Gera: Itoseeiano , Super..
sedure.
iipte, , !;the ye . ll.ll9ltnett correspondent of
the Cincinnati ()melte, in a moot letter to the
N. Tribune, OTOS the. oittlies, : whieh we
•
presume 7111 be fonndtbe real ones at last, for
' ttliT.ntirpotsetinre4 General .It - neeerans. ' He
arranges tho genuses under several heads, and
goal atmotalat . Imm% inta the erPosi
tlett' theta derintiss. We
present a sufficiently full synopsis of this Ix'-
'. bereetheoemmtutlealion to enable der riadere
to understand the whole subject pretty rhor:
( 141 1 4 - • - .
'Hist of the Masai enrinseratodis the de
lay after Stoke River battles. Tho letter
, • 'writer aaya that this delay Rated tire months
in spite of every representation from the Goy-
eilitthittAlWretary Stutter
would write to lieeetians nrgh; hii up; that
Giottleck would write or dispatch to the
sainiteitkot; and that' Mr. Lincoln would do
IMteoiipiet 4LBR/serene replyyroObehhe effeet
that he knew beet, and it they did ilot Like his
things they could remove
•
. .
Sometimes it world happen that the War
DepstmentArritated at the General's °ended,
and licit Sally sanderstandingtho 'obstacles with
whiek be was contending, would blame, him
severely for matters it which it was clear to
every one sem . understood ,the cue that he
was not blameworthy. No one who knows his
sensitive andlimprairo,dipposonmeed be'
told how this injustice al ways lashed hita Into'
&buy, and heat lritltearnitantkanghty were
hit'
irritating
tha delay atter Anne :Blear, and: hit'
irritating correspondenoe that grew out of it,
develop tee:initial onus. if the' War Depart
ment's dissatisfaction..
Ttillahanne. The letter,
trittersays that the .. gorernutent:ebthned th at
Boiatiatie skotilditot luiVe'delayed st Titifit.
home; bar brie predied Immediately on 'td
ichattenona, and that hie prom:mai:nation
frecti.fuly let to middle of Angina, was lode
feasible.- . The letter sayer.
Moat eaforturustely for himself, General
Roseerans now went - to Nashville to Inspect
the garrisons, and examine the condition of
his communications, and. stayed 04, a hotel
"Were two *Mks. The department instantly
emnstrued this as arguing an utter indifference,
torte desires, and to the prating want.. of the
Berrien.
All this time the eorrespondenoo has been
growing InOM and more sharp; and at Rose
cram felt the injustice of expecting impose*-
. MUM from bim, and saw how utterly the
Department failed to understand the tape
graphy of the.. eotilry, his replies ; became '
• vinegary and imprudent in the extremeT:
3d. Military minumagemeet at Chicks
, =Ana. ?nu part se must givolalelly -•
Iwtholast dared! August, the Department
telegraphed to General Romemant, perempto
rily ordering him teems the Tennessee at
cam, to, report each Jtay's movement of each
Corps, and to allow no twenty-four hours
to
pass -without. sending an *report. No orders :
were given as be where -he &mid crest or
what r 4dan otscrationsle should adopt a fter
Two' warms -were him. Ile had a
briptdert 4 lying ea the north hank of the
Tliixi - apptetite CbetMntloget. He mould move
; th ,._..41ft 4/ 1 let/ Itterar MVO' river order
StOMArkitilltotiql s' he Maid
- terotathe Mime end,threagh
'some axeeeallngqy• pates in L oo kout
Mountain turn the; ellesity'a hank. In other
words, l*.bed fight the enemy.out
idulklmatiefs by attack in front or to
Mancedvad him oath, a tank movement, and
e oreiiemy n6 llo ehosa the latter.
• -- IC lir M dclM/Ybtl this
_pointlhat the public
tam attsirlyfipllsl to understand ttio trua nes
- Aare andobJearofilue battle of tideluonatige.
TholegM,W inirmsion is that Gen. Rose
dram,' 11'4 ifclllthl -dank' movement, took
Citattsnoogit end Might there have rotted; but
that he got embitions of further laurels, was
intoxicatedby his easy amens became
rash tele had berm before *satiate, rushed
inniittitnislY stead, was caught: off his laud.
soundly pummeled and seat back with is very
bloody head /oat Ids own discretion hid
^arid Ma: - •
Tire truth is that Rosman' never really
heTd Chattiness - gam:all after that battle---that
he had to.flght Chickamauga to gothic army.
into Chattanooga. •
Lettne• explain is briefly as I can. Tins
army was thrown across the river some thirty
miles below chetteneege. Between Mend the
rebel positionetretched Leokour Mountain. a
perpendicular wall of limestone, which no
whml . 4ould f 46111. The Mountain juts against
the river, two miles 'below Chattanooga, leav
ing a narrow:pus by the river-bank, through
which the railroad runs. To have attempted ,
to march rap to. Chattanooga through this pass
would have been madness. Nevertheleu, it
soothe quiekeet, way to get ... info' the plate—lf
the rabebt would only get out.beforehand.
' Tr • emity or thirty miles out , from the, river
',south) -ups the first gap in Look-Out Moan-
tale. 20 friles - further was the second-. The ,
re ader who • Axeg l the. location of these gips
. has God. Borecrens'plin in a moment. Ile
placed = Crittenden s.- corps near the river, at
the foot of the mountain, ready to March
rightmp through the iallrond pass and so into
Chattanooga, the moment the rebels Mould
tears it. Thomas' corps he sent out'along
the mountain tather..trer gep, and McOook's
to the second, with instructions to cross over
as Mon as possible.- The'moment the be
of their aoltuuns began to dcboneh on ;the
other (Chattanooga) tide of;the moeptabt-the
enemy, eaw his danger. If
• he released In
,chatternsoitaAre into on,bis line of supplies
and south of him. lie evacuated at ones,
- thestentrig southward to Lafayette. Ceitten
den, trimly lying a few miles down the river,
of course - marehed up through the railroad
D ais at the river's edgerno longer,dangs*,
enemy gone...4U id occupitut the
...sUghold. •
. • rfeserted p,ongs rhattirmoge f
did this sm. , : Pr,
lie ; held it, vary, much as ti,:• iltraggie7;
shwa hall'e n icr got ewe/ eleitid to an ent 7 -,
meg rear,e(arld
. Ito to;hold• the. enemy..
lite OtACIIII.IIII. " New but a single
ante there, which 4.he enemy could crush - et
- any
d 4 re time. onceforth his
or
effort' TSB
directed geParis,Mo it two t , crimi into
Clattartoogai are um , h e could re-unite big
amy before a fight, anti tho'position. It
worm trii4 to &r 4 6 t; Ciaelx " 4 " 9l2 16us
ritlenden wan not strong enough to hold
Chattszooga, ae he was, ,moved southward—,
not, se the public suppoted; in penult of
Dregg,,kikto gat nearer the net of the army,
for rafety4gninsillragg,, McCook was order
ed to (dose tip, on Thomas.' Then the tWQ;-
sew treating the enemy et Lafayette, Rent tCI
' erkeelfp, MulinglY the left dank, ett.Crittee.
' ".Then t he w hole - =cif, tiontbsubfg4bes
tbiltilantriamanten!, Ma to try - 1,0 dip ewe.-
wok into Chattanoop, for the'
claret:pas,
gay asp to bit,hetiTity 'reinforced; rtgMedratelt
•• ' eferotising4o4l4ilx. Gan:Stssettranli tat,
has; ltr • lire,.repeatedlOoldyot
'•••• • irOinr himself at will
" tidats.thetelligl i rc Ul
Attlalietflie trill heti great tool if he doesn t
koc I.t web liciV -- ooktain that he wits uot
dff
f • *la treaty atilas-16yend Thantaa..
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ed him to reaah Thema'. position. Had he
-performed the march in the time expected,
4.i. Ibkameags wild 'not have"beire coded,
rutitthe lipurrroald have goa if telyinto'Bhat-
Sailiioge . The orderrilachedMii'on the lath;
bydbe erreulg of the 11th he should have
joined Thomas ‘ while it was not until the
lethArit Bragg breuedbil general order from
Lafajetta, announcing to the army that it was
beirifyreinfbreed, and ordering an admire
"to seek the enemy." Bat, Instead of moo.
in directly down the plain mountain road,:.
McCdok, under some-uhaeoptintable,:deluiden
• kit - was not - praerleatile;abioldtaly went
balinever the raid by which he bad crossed
Lookout Mountain, went down the valley to
the Op through-which Thomas bad crossed;,
'sad so, by this roiltrolabout route, came le on
Thorne corplierinireirdng rive days instead
etthirtyliours in effecting thejimetian. Those
j r
-fivirdayesettladthedite of -the - army.. 11 did
nottnaritalaranaltiltabb origin* of the 1 tit ;
on lie moralngo-gto Havana hadix nod
,hie oaten in advanoo;: and thireinfo en
emy,
priiitig ibriraritandtioidoein, had al
'relay oontpolloditineerats to biiiig Crittenden ,
atill farther:lint:4om Chattaalipga,loctolear
to
up:Thomas' felt; to
,save. both !caps from
annihilation in detail.
As 80011' ii McCook get app, Gem Rosoorans
started the army for Chatftnixigh, bat it was
tea late. The enemy strnak the he of, bit,
eolumn near Roseville on the 19th, and Chink
ammanga followed. Teohnieally it was a de
feat, but Gen. B.OII6CTILIII still accomplished his
pa:pos . 6—h. tot_hiseirmy into Chattanooga--
though at xi,j'ej,x, heavier expense than
had, bean 061pmed:4116 lost the battle, he
still wort i ll'a h ,...campal : lia• \ 4l:d carolaiWit are
bi t i raVZieTtilt ‘ccii4:ilaV in tracing the
°penal
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,dint and producing Chicle
zumci.3olia:
p k r
magus; Igalai%is proper to *lomat
false i3II ;#l:f.ter, , , a reasons why the
battle was '' 1001 " nee those fa/se ins
presidens ,
..
...:'..dl et in increasing the
War De - faeDon' with , tlen.
Reseatania" • ' .
...,' Until reeent/y the
real faetint_ipallerstood here; and
the Departmenti.sharingDithepublie imp:eli
sion that the battle was the !mprndent act of
an over-pendent -man, grown suddenly tunbi
tie= of greater trittraphsmnit; rendered fool
/way by Me :easy sacoassee;weat .as much
further than the patella in. Its condemnation,
as its disposition to condemn had been more
armed by particnas vatites.
4th. The letter :rater give. the fourth
cease as lb/loam :
tkat. llossmans' voluntary separation from
his Chief of !;Leff at the crisis of the battle,
And, his refiring "stampeded," " deCt
mantafilearnare. wont to express It, to • t
tanooga,.. while the .staff ofiteer Insisted on
pressing forward to the front.
It. will ho remembered that a movement
WOod, under a Million -
of ordure., opened a pp in the lisle of
thitirhieli the cabals 'at once
unced" an pubMived-the . 'right' 'cif Con.
The General :strove. for
dluusd..a4aail.of sixt hOir to
-rally-them,. but
in • . _
It was while inalling — this struggle "baton!.
Lytlewas killed,.rlthin ten or twelve yards
of him. -Meantime, the isdnineing 'Stets hid
Onrhiiin egt - hurn•ids Ceniliikand and 'was
estriedlielkmi theltik.et 04 - - routs to the
goOkottisi Mountain. Zoiget:to the center
arthritis hadtcrelimb:the moantain or make
Is &tourer strisnOtafglre Mils& 'While doing
I'll& he met' eireiktiptC,,iilki.'eald ;they were
froM command, sand- this, it was
routedandretzestlng, Ile knew that he had
sent troopii to the 'Urals* left. de
eeptingthelestory al trite, and leiying at
I once to theiknicdiudot that if, both right and
left wire tchited it was a hopeless defeat, he
.instantlykasolved tee hasten.baek toChetta-.
nooga, and prepare to reorganise the stray,-
sling fragments.
It wag thelatal mistake of his life. I do
not-know that, his friends make any defense
for hint on this point, exoept to say that it
was.an *tor of militarry judgment as to facts;
that tullikruhridina of the theta lad
been correct, It would have been the eery lest
thing for hintfolio ; and that, it any rate, it
Is harsh to remove n distinguished afloat for
ImbigkeiriaehighrosiessierrideMsivcd by leis
information &owl& soldier",
The authorities reply that nobody bdt a man
already .n stampeded," as they *sae It, could
hare committed the- =Wake :Oust be might
JosveliiconO,thathe had tiff i a liortiorof Neg
fints;. with Needy himmiAt•
and that from "this .quarter the strog
glen he questionod , came ; that 4.7. any- rate
the roar of - attillery suid musketry to*ard the
centre, at Abe very,thurr;'l4;4onided - all was
lost, ought to hdre - beanfproOf,eouhhielve that
hie arMYWatatill - gallartlyhaildintitegrannd,
aniishonl& hats spurred hilir to -instead of
- -away fiviii-iti-luid , thatjAis wia.imoinsire to
hir y chiew-Spist, Fr it sbnil4 been hifo to
isnei t mk*.., •
I de' not pretend to enter into the diem,-
'sion. It is. enough to say that his 'unfortu
nate step convinced the 'War Department that
Gen.. Itesecrans' incapacity for s mut/Sued,
protracted - effiirt to meet an orerznastering.
11.111b14504111 decided it that ha must riot
be left to command the greater number of
troopsncrittequitedatOhattemooga. Thence
for* tits removal was only -a- question of a
convenianteekien. •
btlt, Whir !Atom...writer uelpe se the fifth
ground union:444.l# *submit Ttoeeentne hL
abandoitaitat of Look-Out Motmtitaniter ho
bed got Suim:Mion of ,chattainoga.
dtb...the /lath eampLitint il.o4Vll.ll.oaserane .
matt- MC. Trnudnil, tho
Chief ot - thiAtinyßollee,eindreho eru expell-
V.Grei?;lativit.'fitiiit. his ii4eS., Itimeedal
is, to - fay:Ma leastlit very istapielbus man
iiad has beensthatged with's - foss line of roe
cantles., but as Itolearane did not believe the
charges he bait stink to Tnteciall; and bas
thus thief! :Pelf with: the' government
and his fdenda. • - . •
Finally tbatetteisays-;
Add to that-the delay at Sfurfrees- .
bore hus
,producctV nib a feeling between
itopieratrir aid fkrept.ibet.tftey . could not serve
atelahly4Stedheriixid,Wie wen after it
had beim,deoldedta plats* Grist at - the head
70t. the - giV , tt. eoncentration of our armies at,
Chattanooga, it' warnot porsible to leave Gen.
Itoseerans in even . She ettheadieste position
yddeli lie; *limonite,' et - the Army of the
CrunberlundmilletkiehOeforward to have.
Sidi, then, are the muses at 14 teancrval
which so startled the nation. If Act ire mom
trawl (AIM thoso'of , ruretha nairfrlerida to the
justly distinguished . Generat.could have wish-.
ed, they are at:Mut not mob as effect his per
!tonal honer or detract from the well-eared
iepefation his previous brilliant services have
even htect,'
!bur. 'eerie/We Seadosur, ef. Pelmet* relates
ah• followiligaineedetsi °Skein tom
nratitirtif it:detiattinentitivititienehred infor
mation that y ajointivoormaript 7µd eoneealed
kmaelf,:rti JP. riffs, proceeded', • thither, and'
*WOVE* obi Of h 6 vitittpthe lady of tho '
- home,:lthli4o-***Yrifirirmia . tb et he' was
2 .1 4,,..44:0T4 10 d5t titadaughters as
ant anli•imotates.fif the'. house, The oOleer,
• • after • minister asetreh.Ohidineno' ohs else,
told l•hirad:Tit*Oue dannhtdrs mast
be the dedithpirattr Titualady protested against,
this ' , lnsinnatiotri kat the •hiSeeeitraielleciing
datlginent, of Solomon 11:4%60dd the
young lath. ! that they wait both'itoMith him
td the
_terra` rika. AF-thi&atrioaneetdent one
of the jolting halm Shuthalliteid the other—
grew pale, and . tbotebjf., 4l covered the •triek.
-The °filter at once requested( tlie piele•lndy to
pat an clothes - - the other see, to follow
Tire 1711TAGM Rn .inerr.—The Sussex
Nsre/eCtiOs "thit...414 planed= of wine in
that county wiridualli 'naming and prol. ,
111111 be f ore many yam to be Tilt* ezteneiree
Among ethers, Guey(W . Coosa, - Esq., has
thiee_stret St Trine" under `cultivation, made
lin. et ennul.•prhpeitlitiii the lijbolla and
Catawba , .-virdatieu , Lest year the yield of
'ettier efetrentrbOdied end.' iftfgettons, this
. yearit . willbi'ibout four bustled pilots; for
_l*kb...be _finds & ready per
01 1 41 - •insii°4l/41:..1140.0/0* Air
irintegithigeLpouL Ire illekatiliss Allmon ghly
sal not forL.Thethmibentethered
.datlypead petiatera essisl&whielv they ars
left until they, lenxrew - untscr.P when they are
falt-bite deride:id: thstkireetionered out.
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PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, 1863
EVFiNgfi GAHM TERMS.
OUR PHILADRLPRII OPECIAL psPaTcu,
Extracts from Secesh Papers.
THE RUSSIAN PARQUET FRO A REBEL: VIEW
Bragg Evacuating his Position in
Front of Chattanooga.
: do.. de.
SPodol Dispatch to wit Pittsburgh Ossetts.
PIIILIWILPHIA, Nov. 11, 1863.
Of the Russian banquet the Richmond Ea
gssirersays At the , festal table where Baron
Oston Beckett sat alongside of John Dunn,
and Admiral Lizorski drank wine with Borneo
Greeley, It would have been a eight worth pee
ing, to behold the mingled worship of arietoo
'racy and ribald pretensions to r opublioan
pride on the one lurid, and on the other the
polite satire and carefully suppressed disgust
of high bred Russian grandees, as they lis
tened to the amazing balderdash that roared
around them. It is all set forth, of 001:1780, in
the New York papers as the turning point in
the policies and destinies of the two worlds.
The Rassimus escaped to theirships, and there
over a quiet legal revolved in their minds and
pondered In their heirts the grandeur, intelli
gence and glory of the Yankee nation.
The Riolunond papers admit that the Yan
kee defences of Chattanooga aro now perfect,.
and its vast importance as a military position
more manifest than ever.
Dispatches from Chattanooga, this morn
ing, confirm tho relent that Goa. Bragg is
evacuating his position in front of Chattanoo
ga, and failing back to Roma or Atlanta.
Gen. Longstreet is organising a force for a
rail on our line of communication at Bridge
port.
The Richmond Era...anew says that a speech
at this time is eminently needed in that city,
It urges the people to go to the railroad de
pot on Davis' arrival from Chattanooga, and
ev.ort him home, and demand an address.
Rbetorie with flour at.ls a - barrel I
The Enquirer gnashes its teeth at the ex
pression of opinion elicited at the Union meet
ing held in Little Reck, Arkansas, on the 30th
nit., unmistakably in favor of the cordial sup
port: of the United; Stater Government, the
supremacy of which. the resolutions adopted
there :pledged the people of Arkaisal to
Uphold. •
A Paris-paper publishes a statement that at
a banquet given to cavalry °Moore in Versailles
Marshal Kaplan was present: One of the
Colonels delivered a 'speech referring to Po
land, and &rimmed a•belief that at no distant
day, the Emperor oroold summon them to
measmastrords with the oppressors of a peo
ple friendly aid sympathetic with Prance.
There to nothing from the Potomac.
Rebel papers smart that. the Atlantie Cable
is destined to extend Brigfish supremacy over
'the 'American Continent, and that British
statesmen are looking forward to the recov
ery of the American colonies, and prepar
ing. to avail themselves of the exhaustion
and anarchy which mcittaticeeed the present
war, to - attain — that cherished purpose, is atm- -
ply a matter of BLitt...
Philadelphia meehanics, of all grades, are
sparing fora general strike. W. J. J.
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
RETREAT Of REWORD REND
AQBIA EBBE! OUR EIS BASE OF SUPPLIES.
Lee in Command of Bragg'a Army
THE ABANDONMENT OF RICHMOND DECIDED UPON.
Sharp Skirmish
_near Rixeyville.
FEMALE BATTLE BETWEEN CULPEPPER
AND THE RAPIDAN.
Repdrted Surprise and Capture of Pour
Hundred Rebels.
CULPEPPER HELP BY OUR FORCES.
Affairs at Chattanooga
Lo., *a, to.
NIT YORK, For. 11.—Tho Mice special
dispatch from Washington, Nov.leth says :
. Tha main force of the rebels were at Gor
donsville, yesterday and Monday morning
making 2-4 h time to Richmond.
Meade is encamped's° wait supplies. Rep
aration-of the-Railroad to Culpepper is aban
doned, and Aqula Creek will be oar next base
of supplies.
One thousand mei hundred muskets were
gathered as fragment/ after the recent tight,
most of them bearing the Tower stamp of
retn ; and all in serviceable condition. Two of
Alto cannon captured were ten pound Parrott',
and two twelve pound Napoleons with mis
ions..limbers and/ill-complete.
A Union eeout
- jut from Richmond said
other parts ot.theSouth, reports Lee acttutily
invomraand of Bragg's army, and Bragg,
thoughwominally superior, is Leal; subordi
nate., He says it was decided a fecal days
linnet at the rebel osbinet session to abandon,
On the first intimation of an intention of Gen.
Meade to advance upon, Richmond.
Fifty-eight More prisoners were brought up
to-day. 'Ali the prisoners will soon be trans
mitted to Johnson's bland, Lake Brie. This
wenlil indicate a ranimption of exchanges as
far of an ever. •
A special to the World from Washington,
November 10, says There has been fresh
'llisposition of our -fares for stragetleal pur
poses, bat otherwise everything is quiet.
There was very little skirmishing with the
'rebels South of Culpepper, and according to all
Mounts lt is by no means certain that all the
rebel army it:across the Rapidan, as reported.
- Gen. Buford made a reemsolaumee yester
day towards Rixeyville, and came en por
tion of the rebel Oen. Wiletree division, and
after a Sharp skin:ebb. compelled them to fall
back. Darkness prevented parardt.
• Oar troops do not-occupy Fredericksburg or
Falmouth, Hirkpatrierer rivalry only having
visited them one diy "before our advance.
The - iebels maintairt their position between
Culpepper and the Rapidan. It is quite pro
bable that a battle may be (might here. This
is ',Lee's chosen battle _ground, according to
his official report of our advance, a few wooing
rime. The trapresaion is generalist the army
'that all of his fones will yet moos
notwithstandingtheir partlalhalt on thin
side.
A speeittl to the Trlloratfrom Washington,
Nov. 10i says r• -
From Chattanooga •we learn that an exp.
'dition of the 143 d and 26th Wisconsin regi
ments, of .(len. Sabures Division, .Eleventh
Corwandev.Lient. Col. Am:Mason, went up
the Branch- Railroad from Shellpound to Gor
don's coal miues, and recaptured a locomo
tive and two freight cora.
TO railroad on the south side of the Ten
nessee is again opened am far as Running
Waters, and Uzi:statistical ie gained far sup
plies.
SIO/Mithe - frant are have the following, dated
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, Monday
•eight,r Ittrford!it Cavalry - Division returned
Dom its reconnoiusace to Culpepper at noon
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down to Sulphur Springs, near to within a
mile of Culpepper. A portion of the enemy's
infantry, with artillery, was encountered last
night about =unit near Culpepper and in a
skirmish which ensued, we =stained a loss of
about 25 killed and wounded. Them was but
a small proportion killed.
In the opinion of the °Mears accompanying
the reconnoissance, the main body of Lee's
army will not be met this side of the Rapidan,
although . a portion of their troupe °coupled
Culpepper.
Scouts from the front to-night report lilii
patrick as having thoroughly reconnoitered
tho country from the forks of the river to
north of Culpepper. Thu report that he has
surprised and captured four hundred prisoners
at Rly's ford, lacks confirmation.
The dispusitiona of our forces are carefully
made with reference to the possibility of any
attacks on our flanks or rear.
Violent enow equal's occurred yesterday
and to-night. The weather is Tito obld.
Tbo made are In good collation, and cho
troope in excellent spirits.
The Herald has the following: •
Mendips:wore Arony_pf tAa Poimnac, Nov. 10.
—Yesterday two aquarlrons of the Ist New
York dragoons, under command of Captain
Jacob W. Knapp, attached to Buford's divis
ion, left the command at Mud Rai to recon
noiter the country in the wake of the retreat
mbels. They proceeded to Culpepper,
charged through the town, drtvlhg twice their
own number of rebels before them, rested
themselves and horses, while they took fifteen
prisoners,and then returned with their trophies
to Brandy Station.
We held Culpepper to-day, and our lines ex
tend to the Rapidan below.
The railroad will be completed to Bealtnn
to-night. The road will be repaired as fast
as the Army advances.
All is quiet in front to-day,—the rebels
baring gone to the south side of We Rapidan.
The Situation In Virginia.
Wssuutoxon; Noy. IL—Gentlemen just
arrived from the Army of the Potomac yester
day, says that the position of both forties was
believed to be each, that our reconnoissances
may at any time lead to a general ongsgs
meeL
New Teak, Nov. 11.—Tbe &rad has the
following :
Warrentop Junctioa, Noe. 9.—We hoar of no
ligWug_to-day, bat parties jest arrived report
the passing of about 700 prisoners, entural
vicinity Culpepper. This makes our captures
2,500.
Ma. LAYARD Is investigating at Naples the
causes and character of brigandage. A Na
ples letter says that the panto-stricken popu
lation in some of the districts are reoovonng
themselves and offering resistance to the bri
gands. The monitor Lattl.ft suffered a ilef.at,
but committed horrible atrocities in his Eight.
The troops who pursued him found the bodice
of fourteen of the peasantry; at another place
eighteen were murdered; at Cram a portion
of the band cants on ten women who were
washing outside the village, carried off Ail(
and brutally violated them; At Morton' they
broke Into the house of a gentleman who woo
absent from home. and murdered his wife,
another woman, and live parsons beside, their
respective ages being 82. 64, 49, 10, 9,7, 4.
Tile Bishop of tendon, in a recent con
versation with a well-known member of the
-House of Peen, uprooted hie great astonish
ment at the 'toady progress and strength of
the Traotarian party In the London diocese.
"I haddittle conception," remarked his lord
ship, "when first I came hore, that their
numbers, influence, and organisations were or
extended and so groat. To endeavor to put
them down is a teak euietof suggestion thou
of accomplishment, I can dour, yon.
Sous days ago, says a It ashington letter, a
woman visited the Presidelit's mansion(tut off
• full half-yard from thli sustains of ono of
the window. in the Oman Room, and made
her exit without dissovert. Such thinv have
been freirently done lately, as is supposed,
by intrionty hunters.
Pusca Naretues, ot(going to the Rum
mum, in Leaden, had ths distinguished honor
of taking hioTorklit With is .the name room
with Heenan, the American prise fighter.
Heenan wee introdueed to the Prin.., and
they smoked a ehlironk together.
DRY' GOODS
JOU. 1511110, -.JII/1. lf. C.LII-..D•rID 7r!"I•LM/
WILSON, CARR & CO.,
Lab ;Fallow, & C 0..)
WFMnpto doolors lo FOREIGN' AND DONIEFIIG
DRY GOODS, N. D 4 Woo 4 Went, illnl boa. AWN,
Diomond l'Otoburob. aplotf
Atari. 11. 111 . .1107 1.17 - 1..
Mc_IBUY At CO., Dealern in
I.I7OIIEIGN AND DOMESTIC DLIT (7001X4, No.
140 rodent (ewond finer below nos Market
Have,) Allegbany City.
NVIIOrDdIIIC
1_:1 and Medan Dealers In TRIMMINGS, Ell BRIG
DENIES and DRY GOODS, et elary dos,tption,
Noe. 17 and Id SID h at , 4l, Dll4aburith.
tfACRUM & GLYDE, Wholesale and
Retail Dealers In I.!Lbani AND srArcit DRY
DODDS. TRIMMINGS. de., No. 74 Market street,
between Diamond and roartla, Pittsburgh.
M. MIRCHFIELLI, (successor to
it) • Bnrcbgeld .k ititioleole and Retail. Dealer
in STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Northeast
corner of Fourth and Market xtrnuts, Pittsburgh.
JOSEPH lIORNE, Wholesale and lin
ty tail Dolor in all kind. of 51123t371N0P, Day
GOODS, do., Nor. ri and 79 Muket Wool.
\ BARKHR & CO., Dealerun all
EP • kind. ~ f DaY GOODS, No. 50 Market ptrtivt.,
tet.teen Thtrd and Fourth, Pittoburgh.
I)IIII7PALMEI2,No. 84 Wood Street
_Ltn. Dealer In BONNETS, HATS. STRAW- TRIM
MINGS, and STRAW GOODS generally.
DRUGGISTS.
SINION JOHNSTON, Dealer in PURE
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS, BURNING FLUID, 011,S, FAM
ILY MEDICINES, Le., of etrictly same quality,
which'he ofhire at lowest prices. Corner Smithfield
and Fourth atreeta, Pittsburgh. Proscription, nue
folly compounded at all heure.
- - -
p. A. FAHNESTOCK a. CO., Kok
-11. sale Druggists. and manufacturers of WRITE
LEAD AND LITHAII.GE, corner of Wood end Prost
stmts. Pittsburgh. mb7
JOHN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
Dagiog, P AINTS, MU; VARNISHES AND
DYE mirk No. 296 Liberty street, Pittnburgh.
All orrktre will receive prompt atteuther,„
nit GEORGE R. KEYSER, DrutzgisE
No. HO Wood end, corium of Vlrgid alls 7,
Yitt.trafgh.
lArSumaxcE
-r GARDINER CIaFFIN, Agent for
TY • Friudilin. Rail&lphia and Bolianc• Insurance
Comparike., Northeastsorner Wood And Third Ida.
TVP. JONES, Agent Northainerien,
. Nita of Paratarteani‘ and Hartford Inaa,
Arica Companies, C Water greet.
SAM EL REA, Secretary Citizens' In
maw.. com • •y, corner Market • d Water nts.
'Yfil M. GORDON, Secretary Western - 1n
=moo Company,92 Water street.
DM. BOOK, Secretary Allegheny In
roranee Company. n 1111.13 *treat.
BOOKSELLERS, tcr,
WIL G. JOIUJSTON I.b .- CO., Station.
ere, .Bank Bost Manufacturers agd Job
Printers, Hei:67 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
VAY & CO., Bookie Hers and Station
am We. ad Wood arra, next door to tho maw
of Third, Pittdbh. SCHOOL Rod LAW )OOHS
constantly on Ell Ed.
JL. READ, Rookieller sad Stationer,
. Most, Apollo Building'.
BOOTS 4.11 MD SHOES.-
TORN CAMPBELL, Manufacturer of
tr 1100113.AND.58 0 t 8 , of every ,deeeriptldn, No.
fbalthflold street..l4tteintrib. odt:ly
GE,. ALBREE, I. 'O., Whole
sale god Natal Hods" i BOOTS, SHOES, &c.,
comer Wood and Fourth strsots, Pittsburgh.
DEJrTISTRY.
JOSEPH ADAMS , Dentist, Connelly's
Beam, oirraolf Eir Diamond and Grant mists,
Patabargb. -Beni:sea—Dr. A., M. Pollock, Dr. Mal.
lack. nada" Robbins, Buaiall &matt. iayMy
WALL PJPERS.
W P. DiARSHALL, Nola '
l a WALL
5ui.t7puti,=.1"11145....4 No.
GROCERIES, P R OD UCE,es c
CLIARLE6 c.
Produce and Commission Xerchant.
MERCHANDISE
And dealer la all klud. of C 0175184 PRODtVre.
xo. 112 I.lBlitat - STIZZET,
=MIN
enhl ly
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I our IS K... • J., assrcars,
(of the :ate firm of D.. 4 D. M Ismald) PittsburzS.
Co, Wallsvills Ohio.)J
. 1 4 ,11 .1 0NriLD & AItBUCKLES, Whole-
Crsrers, Drain, sod Commission Mor
a:mar, lobbsritio COTTER, N. 0. SUGAR and 41-0-
1 LABRa, Ruin s ND SUGARS a SYRUPS, rioult,
DAWN, TOBACeD, TEAS.
I SEEDS, Ae., hst. 21.2 sod 944 I..ilsny eirert, Fitts
; borgl.k. o014:ly
SU & IiAZEAR,
%Chi 1e5..6.
GROCXES AND CO .1111LSION MDBCCIAN'DR
r and 0 Stolthildd St., car. Second
MI
• • ACK • •
E 0 N N 11A HT, FLOUR
/LI. LSD liGallt Factois, L.A.IIIALIMIIDN
MUILL,II,3ITS, for thr eale of floor. Grain. Pork, Ha
rm. Lord, Butter, Ei,gs, Cher., Beam, Tallow,
Grosse, Vomiters, Potatoes, Pot mid Pearl Mhos,
ffahrratem Liemod and Lard 011 a. Dried cod Orval
Fruits, Timothy, (Mover, Flan mud Gram Seat!,
Omth itivaoomonta made on tialtalgttittorltet.
Lihert, Ylitebrgb
.p4ly
ANT M. GoitmLY
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• No 771 LIBERTY STREET, Pllt•Lnfgh
fleeing rot...based the inter.., or his tete partners,
will enetlntse taslne.••t the old Hand, and ern/
pleased to re...der the nett...eg.. of kit. old frbends
M=
NV E nt fit m w ) E I FA1 1 0 , 2 , 1 ,
1183EaV KEAE., WILED Tkii.:l/0, (11:11,
(ALAI NS. :Lott pioduco generally. Mho,
LEATIIEE ke y , No. 21t 1.11.:••
wL htuou:i.h.
Adysommt.L . ..• ma.lc. ConsignroPnto so.
JOY-on:id
ISt vreLarur ST., PHILADELPHIA.
CRUDE & YLEPTHXD PEMOLEUM
On Commislon nackoftely. All charge at tawny
reasonable rat.,
• TeL STOEAGS TeL REFINED in cool oellant. Tar
P. 101,11 t CRETE, rind, good shod*.
WM. I'. BECK 4k. CO., N.. 16.5 MIL rwi.tonuo atwntton paldlo OIL FOR ErPosi.
srtl Strnet, Plo,burgb, P,, 1Y hnlentle oro. Fon Sous--CAUSTIO SODA. SODA ASIL.S.•
nem Censmis..ion 21erntranta, .and &ed.., a In C. ICN.
TRY Pllo %If. BACON, LA Ku,
rrrrrtc, EGGS, OH SRSR, FISHH, Sc., raw) (TE. fIABOT & PEMBERTON,
cLout, OR.ILIN. SEEDS, .111 REES AND DRIED I V
/SUITS, Ac.. SA I.T an.. LUIS. jite i General lierehandize Brokers,
tutus B CANFIELD, Commissiov vp
SOCTR PHONY SY, PHIUMILEILIA.
F1MW.121 , 1,1 Signets ver and orhellenk. dealer In
WRSTRN ILEEU.H CH NESE, IttITTER. LAP,
PORIi, S DAWN. S PLo V UR. FISII. POT AND PEA R RL CRUDE & REPINEDPzniourm,
ASHES, SALLEATUS, LINSEED AND I..ASD
01 LA, DRIED nr..l • Pneen.n. wan. ally, Non. r cArstic SODA, SODA ASH, ERISIZTOKE,
141 and 142 Fn.nt rrurt, Pitt•!..rh. net . DREGS, OILS, le.,
'M.S. lIT g.L. !a_.................... SIPA T. Onion to buyor , L auzia.d to
LIT I'LE Gro- sully
crr. and C...tnralamon Mon..hante deal,*
I'uoDUCE. rt, ACUN, cukfr.sg, FISH In A LLEN NEEDLE 6,
CARBON AND L/a.1.)011.,11t• N ! ••i-
YA KINN, and ••nnrjh tuannlarture, PHILADELPHIA.
genre ty, 11 . 2 and Ili errant atm., ritaatalran. •
C0N1f7E5705 7414WCITA NIEL
P. ARAL. ...... R. XI.TIIIII '5)(. P. FLTRIRS
p 1 - 111 & Ii1(1. 1 11 suc , essors P.M 00. 1 43 , ....t•
_Lk to P.l - Andrrriml
oll6'lUN - Fitt NUTS NI , SP lek,n, 'Crude and Refined Petroleum.
1U:ill/NEU Y I •,IAIZ.s. I UOC W oilliS.
II! , and I.t Wo-41 nbnv. Y ifth,
I, atlU ly
one
Li . 4; H E I'll A 1), Commis:4loN 11
\-/ 3.1 t.“ nsii - st and in ;LOUR. (MAIN, 13 NORTH FRONT ST., PHFLA.DELPII7k,
AND Plii k 'F., No 213 1 ilorly stnast, Pl.t.horgb
Altiiiro branded rd! rrr BA.,' at d Family uso Firoko
constantly on hand. Particuta , ationtlon paid to ' -
MUNI "r'l^rk ,^r -A.'"b`'.....""*"`lY—.-"Y; CRUDE & REPINED PETROLEUM,
fit( t' LES It ! . EF.1.711, Ft orn AND
lJ tart LFBILICIATING OIL AND BRIIZOLZ,
FAcrca •sti OPItISPION Mt. - Rt., for
th' •aI of
6"."'‘ e""" I.l'"Dll‘ ' • And dealer in Crude and Ital.,' prrsnizum
•di met, for the colotirocid nt.miloven
MIINT. N... lie Cs , ond quid 11l First Nu."... "."."""• amtly
terra Wood ...it RH NW Itlll., fIURK-16 CO
-LP ~
•
URA K. VAN COR DER, .1'n. , 11),, and ,
1 2 c..Erm, inton to rI.. , ULt, BUT-'
MERCHANTS,
TIM, BROOMS, SY.K.I" , , ILD, COMMISSION
PRIM) AND '.:REIN FRUITS, And pr 10 goner
ally. Liberal sash advsnoce on ousistgitmcnis. Agents of the
Crarobottas. No. IV hooond I .0.1 0..
111106 , 11 t S. 'lt-.
(2 LOBE, YAeiriC AND LIIIISRTY OIL Woar.s.
.•EAD A. Allt:TZt Alt, roco.rb arta aryla.h mate on ooaelepmaab at
H3l..rebal-tA,anil V.1.4i,111 to all kir.As
of t'Auotry 1 . 1 , 411, and Pi+ .trgh MAnurtmtntrs, ' maned or Crude Petroleum
N 0.1 4 ,1 Lltaoly .traot, :scud of IVrr..lnl root,
Plitstinrcb.
• . V• L e.
EH. B. JONES & SON, \VII
‘1" Litoevn and }tont d,aiera lu MA
h; I LLA hoed, OIL LA, 1•11111. Torsd
burgh runritiGLotared nowt.,, 1:•.. 1411% war otre.t, ffli. MEN need not be embarrassed by
%hose the Monongahela .ride., \_." the enforcement of the Bulk Ordinance., skeet
tir. • b• ba
• OM bare their OIL barrelled and shipped
pp •
oif KRT DA IA ELL , bole- nut touching the Oily Whams, or asap, more
prompt, with lap rid:, les trauble end Let better
ale Grocers, Coolosteatett and Forseaol log on i„ .
eheT.Le, end lisle.* to Pi-canna 11111 , 1 Pi LIP. ,r 1 man.
I.lfacturft, Liberty otraee. Pituourch. KIRK'S OIL YARD,
`"o t ""'" '''" ""''''''''' ` ''''.-.•,.- . on inn Alleghtney Taney. Barltoad, above taerwriee.
L.. 1 i.iiEktT, Sif I rroN A. CU., Whole-' Tine, ',bore on le pemped trozo ttot n.c. atrmt to
utte Gr . ..cere and I'l ATI,. :Leta., N... '. Sloth the met. and I.lllpped to to 7 point, I:tut on West,
street. Pitteburgh. j.in without any &raying on reeehleptitg.
JON. .TT . JorliK 1.
-07. 1 All or tun pla,stptly attended to.
11,
Mir Ltm — oe at Tara, On ettlserte Patesologer IL a.
IvAll tiO WILISON , NVltolettale (40 - 1-..., ofth,, .tddraete, BOX 902., Pittebargh ;or I eon
Orr, COMM Inlot !der, Oante, and dealer's In . I e sm. gaily at the Pm larileACll.
Pt - others and Pstleburgh Killttn., UM.. No. 158 Lib- . era DAVID KIRK.
orty street, Pttteburgt.. }n2ti i
K , . 1.1R1.3,1% nit ~,,..
Tr‘ro ..... . JOBK K. RALLACII....-...
, . •1, .
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I LS 11.7 4 1 Y & T ELF' )li.D, Nvi i ,.,i, a l o , WALLACE it CURTIB!..4,
li end Retail 0 ROrl:Pe. VI ' 'L . it a \l' PltttliVtli . - - -
DV.ALEILS, iti: Ltbert) +Le' t. Pit'sourgh
orel:r.ln
QCIIOMAKEtt
IJ Ilszetwyrs and trhol,•le ,isslors fu GRO
CZHIES, PLOP H., GRAIN, PRODC CIL Ac., Nu. 32
Liberty most. Pittsburgh.
i.
JJ.
S. LIGATT CO CITY FLOCH•
. ING HILLS, center Liberty and Adams
streets, Pittsburgh. Pa.
68 — Capacity, 440 hstrrnis - lo u r. .14
JAMES DA LZE LI, AL 'O\, Manufac
turers of LAUD OIL, and Coin usissi., Mor.
chants for the parohaso and Palo of CRUDE AND
REFINED PETROLEUM, N.. 69 suit 70 Pistol.
irtriVt, Pittsburgh. Advances mode on consignmenu.
Al•IP.1 TRIM w. MIZYPI,II.ItII.
J 1 KLRKPATRICK tt BROTHER, sue
. CleS.ll to Bruirn h X ititpatrickt, WHOLE
BALE OHOCEILS, 11u5.121 and 103 Liberty .taut
Pittsburgh. 5p13..1y
IG.„, 4 • LANDIS,II,
11an... - ,yrra, f • ( Pam,.
-
MEANS & COFFIN, u. - ,:o4isors to
?rotate., Want & Co.. WITOLE.4ALI:
OtlOCElLS,corner of Wood and )1.1.0., alree,o, Pitts
burgh.
Cll3 EE WARE 110 USE.
IL COLLINS, Forwarding sul4 llen,m•ealon 3ler.
chard and dealer In CHEESE, BUTII:14 LAKE
and Ital.:lce generally, 'So. 213 Wood etreet,
thorn Water, Plitaborsh. ray?.
R OLLA NI) RIDDLE succeesor to ino
McCall &Soo, No. 183 Liberty loremt,trots
burgh, general PRODUCE, GROCERY AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT. Cosalitut,enta eet
folly eolledted. , fert.kly
ISAIAH DICKEY Witolesale
arooors, Cosamlorkon Morelia:2ns, and desist, In
P.rettine, Nos. 60 Water Rivet and a 5 front street,
Ptttabnral.
IMO. W. . D1LW".41,1. . . 1,11.W01711.
1 - 8. vit,wowrit CO., Wholesale
. Gm..., NM. 110 ..“2 I:^ IWlid, neer
Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
105,4 FLOYD MILLI/al WLATD.
OLIN FLOYD & , Wholesale Gro
rons.snd Commitslon M..o.bsnts, Noe. 111 Wood
mad Rail Liberty str...t, i.lll 01. yln
OtiABLES L CA.II) WELL. (successor
to James iloinuse & C 0.., PORK PACKER and
datber in PROVIFEIONK ensues orlisrlist and Front
streetm, Pittsburgh, J.B
J. TONtiNtql.Nl tt, (snreptmorJack
G
1,1 Tromp; rd,) t . fgrc PAClrrft and drat
or In PROVINONta. No. otroot, near Lit;
arty. Pittabnrub. no.tr
o. vacs. earn. L. n. rotor.
IL. - VOIGT CO„ sucecesnOrs. to
L. L. G. Gral, PRODCC.i. AND COMMISSION
MILKOMANTS.2.I7 Lthorty streot. PlGibargb.
lOU.` 1. HOUSE & CO., Wholesale
eJ
OIZOCERS AND CO3DiISSION urnrrrayrs,
; corner of Smithfield and Water streets, Pittebtu t b.
00K, I'ETTIT & CO., Cominisslon
C
Ylor,L.tats, grid anima iu PRODUCZ, rLon,
DA(X)N. WOOl., GRAIN, .2c., No. 12 Smithfield
anti, Pittsbur g h.
r 1) WA RD 1113AZELTON, Wholesale
aactorn AND COSIIitISSION MERCHANT,
East corner of the Di 11330114 ho. is, Pittsburgh.
• mblltlymm .•
WILLIAM IigiALKY, Wholesale
TT
Grocer, lice. 18 end 20 1 3 - ood street PlM
ittrxh. iii.24:tf
.
.-A LN.MT:DN: KR KING, Wholesal
~ri. ear, Importer or SODA - ktni, No. 473 Liberty
Weer. Pittsburgh. . . , mhB
i't ' : : 1 " % • o:entre
GROciss hap CO- 1 1=381921iuMateliml.
No; IOT Wtiod itritettl'ituburVA
RICHARDSON, HARLEY dk. CO.,
commosros & AOTINVILBDrITO
Crude and Relined .Petroleum,
S.. 19 rawni BITJ;ET,ITITSBMIGFEC
air Lfbond Coat •ivt•soccil sII tc't...Mmenta Tar
Plttiartugh or Lutan Market&
PlTTnntanga-n.gnniXlNle
Mom. J. DElvonth.ll
Springer liartming4. /U 4,
Thompson 15411, Idsq., artrackarda Bank.
mhlo,4m
rPACK & BRO .
1.
=UM LH
Crude and Rettned Petroleum,
W&LITSIT BT., VILIADELPHIA.
Bustoen ontrostort to oar ears will rooolto Oar
•
prompt parsonil ottaatioa. . ,
&caw to tictors...lltcluraltoo,Rorlay a CO. ttiawer.
Burks a Co., and Mc Clll l / 1 1:114 R Davit, T'lttabursit;
'non. aiolth, Esq. oit. Bank - N. A. H. L. Toner
& tb., PhilsaitlOlst. , • - • • , sas:l7 •
I=
LIMY CIIOOEOIO6,
Manallsotnren And Mauer. a CAB-tin' 011,11IPX.
ZING AND LIIBRICIATING OILS, AruldwdAns ta•
cituDir,
Norte, apfvetto . Inwr.burg.
Office, :io. 89 FUND ISTBairr.
CEEEI
wyl i If
D. L MI LLER;iIR., Acimr,
COL. DUQLTYSNY WAX G FIA'SCOCIS rra.,
Comm lesion Memhents.
CRUDE & RE,FINED PETROLEUM,
BENZINE AND LL'BRICWITNO OILS,
No. iS4 sorrH TrHARM{ PHILADELPHIA
gar Storage rapacity (ender cover,) br MAW bbis,
Also eszollent facilities for shipping to American
end Foreign port., et orr wharf ou ths
River, near the pistforto - of the I'. it. 11. h9ifnl7.
WALES, WETMOEE &
COMMISSION MESCILL.ITB,
SHIPPERS OP PETROLEUM,
112 MAIDEN LANE, SW TORE.
Ample realities for STORAGE AND RECIPPIEG,
at . their yard and start, REP Rom
raylttf
D IAMuNb Wo}Cis •
NAYLOR & SMITH,
Reda . era and Dealers in Carbon Oil,
ihomrpeosed by mly In the maim".
In — °Mara left at their ofneo, Igo. fl 11.!-34ET
or at *Mr works In Lavrammillia, will bo
promptly attended to. Dupre of CHIME 0/L.
mbll
Ril
VBERT Abwaßnt,
N 9.1 stczautsmanTrisuice„
Forwarding & tonanissicni Merchant ,
AND DBALEN IN OIL&
ear ILLUMINATING, LIIBMIOAITNO. CRUDE
rzmuLKum OILS, dd., constantly on band and
fir eats at the lowest market pricer. Grtudoments
and anion solicited. t • Whack
wocwviLLori, iiETiNERY.
CEO. W. 1101.1:1611IP di -CO.,
Plennketarers et BOUNING OIL AND LLIKLICA
TING OIL. Keep constantly cna band the very best
(pal ty at BURNING' OIL, ekes runt attbent color;
Wag a good LUBRICAZOIt, pare warn BM.
ZOL 'and CAR GBILASEL • •
• • All orders le& Ke. Ii TRTII &MT;
It Block, meandlloor.lllll be taitnid.,
to mintf
CENT on. WORKS.
DUNOAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
White Refined , Caybon
.05, Fa 871 LIIIXSTT STREET,
! ZUNI
S. WARINU,
RInNED, NACTIMERY AND pertrr
0 .I'l, $.
• nada; Itafarlahl. '
aJ - v.. awiirr grt,
VOLUME LXXVI---NO. 310
OILS, Av.
BBNZDTB,
Prrrarcnacra.
Arad &lam in
NonalkV:Oers of
'sue
E 12223
011,11,
RIDER & CLARK,
COMMISSION MfiIICILVNIS,
1=122313
Petroleum and its Products, Oils,
04APLZA,
6/ 111/OADEITHEET—.__,-,--Now Tons.
22 WATZ/t. 132 rpoNT 81•3.—..P3rtssymp/
POT Age= far The PORTLAND ETROSZNE OIL
WoRPA, KVA
ca'. PARAPPINE CARPI. V
ocatrenr,
wA A. OILMAN. A ester,
98 Water A. Lt- 0 Prant etA.
MUM
McCORMICK d; CALLENDER,
OIL BROKERS.
2U and2l3 South Water -Street,
OEM
dor Conaiganenta
tydny S CborpergiinK, L o a Mt, Oil Works.
Jacob Pt.frac, or 1: Painter A Loo.
Chalfant, of Srons. Chat four 3 r.to.
4 - 1.0C4 .. . ;
pialtql4TE Oa. WORKA
Myuq>actulen of
. CAILDON OIL, DENZOLE, AND
XTBQUEWIL..LUBBI.CATINti UIL
„o,9pility; twollipesanflberrelm por week,
,$ $X rk man,
°du.; koliOSGAlittA Horsy, Plttibur,it.
ENOM W43ODWARD,
(Late oI Wm. D. R codaud 3 C 0.,)
GESTELAL COILMISSION MEACHANT
- Egental attention given: to the emir of
Crude and Relined Petroleum.
•:1 FOrTII FBONS STREET, PHIL..
Oeiniy
1 - AMES IRWIN,
Q=ZZE3
Oil of Vitriol and Aqua Ammonia
enter., !oft mt. John Portedlold & Co.'s r..1114-r,
nor of MABBIT• Ati'D TIItST ro
cel v. prompt at ma JIM. .w.:3
arawrITIVICTU REIM, Zit-
D 'QI, , EEIN.I?. BRASS WORKS,
CADISAN & CRAVTFORD,
Marinfacttirera of evcry variety - of finished
BRASS WOES FOR I'LLMMEMS, STEAM OIL
OAB WITTHES, MACHINISTS, &ND
lOUPPESSMITIIS.
BRASS CASTINGS, of all doscriprioos, Wad" tl3
order. BT.F.A.IIBOAT %VOILE, .STr VII AND GA,'
FITTING, and RETAIIIING, promptly attooded u,.
l'articular attentlins paid to flttlog op 'REFINE
FOR CCAL AND CARBON 0 Ms.
Mao,Sola Aimptafor_tho Wesura Dlatrici of Penn
alleania for Me We of MARSH, 1.241.:8DELL
00:3 PATI.til ioI:PHON rrm P, the ever in
vented Hiving no ears It le not liable to got Wt
of order, and will throw more water than any pomp
co twice Its Mee. aplel
JOHN HALL k CO.,
VAL= FORGE PLOW, wom,
PITTSIIITEGEt t
Matinfactunus and &lain; Iti•Ali the 411faretit kir.ds
of PLLVB. PIM,CASTINGS, SCOOPS, CUT
TING BOXES. tc. - With :greatly facroaaed
Hos for doing IaI3IIIMIS, lre earnestly Invite dealer. to
give us a call. Iklantitacturs, Tempemaciirilla.
Warwhonse, Oeeils alley and Liberty St.,
JQUZi: BALL,
J.112,LL.
STISPIIIIN WOoiks, -
a. a • J'es. J. BROWS...
w. e. auczawrosn—...l. 11/XPI/D.l, ZWICI
MAGEWTOSii, i{ PIIILL Cll.
corner ?Ike and O'llara ntroce, near the Clt;
Wafer Werke, Pitteburat. nuninferturers of MACK -
INTOSH k lIEMPHILL'S IIftYROVELf ltbdell.Lo -
SING STEAM EfiGINES AND SIDE VALTES, of
etter and beet
Bering pat np Ineebistery. of Urge repeat,' and of
the beet quality. we are prepared to 40 heavy Job
plUpeutz,d4olfts,.clerto.ik to ade r lin of e,..trustin moc k %oe m.l
r : l7 ,
publie patronage.
We turtle gocial attention to our BALANCED
VALT.ii OSCILLATING ENGINF.S, es comblaltag
tohaatagaCheretoroto =strained to Ole clew of
Engines. jra2tUly
BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WOR-ii.S,
PITT.S.BVIICII, PA
PARK. BROTHER d: 00.,
ILioutartarers at
BEST QUALITY BZI7JUID CAST STEEL
Square, lilat and Octagon, of ad! ei, - 11. Warrx.nted
equal to miry Imported or mannfertarodin thno oottn•
91i/r Ofibis and Irani:tutus, No. 149 slid 151 I , IIIBT
sad 120 and 122 11111COND STEEnTS, Pit tabu gh
11111:13d
• •
WILLIAM B &RNHITA • & CX), Borcza
Mahn: and: Sheet -Iron Wurkon, PENS
STREET, Na.. 20, 22, 24 and 26. Ilasht6 mound .
tarp yard and fordshed it with the =tat :b.zro d
machinery, ws are 'prepared ts manufaCturo
and description or BOILESS, in th e bast meaner. and
warranted Goal to any madr to the count,.
CHIMNEYS, /1/LIC/ISS TIRE -IMPS, STEAtt
PIPES, LOCOkonvE Amines, CONDENSERS,
SALT PANS, TANKS, OIL gnus, - AGITATORS,
SETTLING rA378,1 am= mos BRIDGES,
SUGAR PARS, and sots taanntotturtra .01 :SA RN
PATViT SOILSHS. itelmiting.stcres on
the shortest nonce. &ISO
BRITSNNIA AND BRA M WORKS
•
COLLINS tk WRIONT,
c Y
(Socemois to Oen Renton,) •
Macottartosern of CASTOR PILLM . XS,IIILtiCt'PI,
LADLES, and • great wiety of BR NNIA
articles. Also, CARBON OIL LAMP =MIS
sad LAMP BRASSES ioneralls, lio. 1.32. Second
rte•et, Pittstomp.R. • v.':
A LL•EN li CORMICK CO.f I 4I4.LET
.C 1 inland, rittemntb. r.. +: 0 -
f7Rirabonw. 31 4 1'1,113E.P.T7 STREET,
Mannfactarars of - COOK:PARLOR ANlit nr,AT.
ING fiTQVP.S, PARLOR AND SITIIIEN GRATES,
HOLLOW VALE, etc., ice! andGiaas licalds,
MEG Qualm, ]IN Gearing, Cu, an. 2.
titan Pipe, Stet Irons, Dog trona,'Wagott limes, du
gar Kettles, Pailega,llangns, Irtala, , Ctotplings
and t.natinp &away: dice, Jobbing ataldlachina
Osating. pada KI. order. Patentdl..Pcatable
arttlrthearn cm/Ivrea Potwar. apitthrd
JOSEPH F. HAMILTON 4k CO.,
Cur. PUS! AND LIBERTY Sri. , Pittsburgh,
Mandato:rem at
mnicnlon sTrem iCHTSTET,
mytlktf
Q SEVERANCE, No. 53 . WATER ST.,
).J.Plitstorrgliontaulketareir of BOILER " MEM,
%WROUGHT IiPIX.EB, tonsuaon tad roll teed; of oNrry
Particular Aced or eloped EiPIHRS atoll UTV172. , ,
largo .or small, node. to. order at short..nutica. .O.
cco4l iumoTtroont cOok!tutly On blend: - 7 , ..ctxt
EL,I4. .1411/pLE. R „C. 0.1 ._,- 0. 215
unsay strait. oppoodto. SIX*, r .rittablW9,
manufactwars.of WEDS, LARHES.and SUITE
and'aircyj doi{ription of LEATHER - BRAIDED
WORE.
' Onlanselltlted from the mule, wm2 ccide pivmpc
ly shipped.= per tartructions. feS:li
DL :.\V. NET'f, Manufacturers of
• MOTE STOKE CHINA and Cltrall 'COL,
. .
Office and il'arebconte Si ;So. r . .t rxrc gnelasr,
. ,
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AII r UELIC 4!i't
. ,
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1....11 . 11,1 4 0 /TE BLUME, i:ienler in MU
-SIC AND 111181 VAL inarntarrn. Tn. 8010
.
..agent....r.o . .X.NAHß:4 . 0348 - PIANOS, 'll/1.07a
BROS,..PLINOSi ito4 MINCE 4 CO-I , IIEIO/Dr-
ONS. . No. 43-Stllls Moot, strand door ibp.Y. Wood.
PittotrOtigti.',.ll,nos to lat.: , . 0 4 ., tik kon'A ozobaroto
• , Dealers in =-
A.A.. BIG .22iD MUSICAL INSTIUMENT24 and
oak mats Ibr SIT.INVATS CIILEDIM.IIII3 Pl
oas, ICc., 53 Pith ttmet,Pittibarib;:x tar
' , MELLOR, .',4oiLler in
4..SLODECINS, dc, NO; BVWood et...
loveeen Fourth areet and -Thamo4!llle....P ittsb'c.
,
jiTTO/WriEr.S.
mortrria,
& - 8: t (LIiCHOYER; .. AtiorneTs-ist-
LAi Lei./•4.1111.3416..115 , 15xceth-Wee; Pittgimrib•