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PITTSBURGH:
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der , --Afternoon- and Midnight Tele
griph and Local News See First and
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to exchange the large" denominations for smaller
ones, they become aoelesit to us.
GENERAL PRICE'S PROCLA
MATION.
This document, published in the tel
egraphic columns of yesterday's Post, is
one of the richest productions which has
emanated from the rebels since the war
commenced. lßut, laying its inflated
and bombastic style out of the question,
it tells some truths, which show the de
plorable condition of the rebels in Mis
souri. The General informs us that the
rebeLGovernor, at the opening of hos
tilities, issued his proclamation for fifty
thousand volunteers, to enable him " to
drive the ruthless invader" from their
soil ; and to this invitation, up to the
Present time, but five thousand gallant
spirits have responded ; and this, too,
out of a male population of over two
hundred thousand. "But one in forty,"
exclaims the Generel, "has stepped for
ward to defend with their persons and
their lives the cause of constitutional
liberty and human rights !"t,
When we reflect for a moment upon
the extraordinary means resorted to by
the rebels to force this State into the
Southern Confederation, we can appro.
oiate Price's lamentation over the signal
failure of his party to arouse a formida
ble secession feeling in Missouri. That
State, from Price's own statement, is as
true t 3 the Union as is Kentucky ; but
her masses are kept in subjection, not
by her own citizens, but by au incursion
from other States.
Without an additional fifty thousand
volunteers, Price proclaims his cause•
hopeless in Missouri ; and in order to
• raise this number he appeals to the pride
of Missourians in true Western style.
By the love and fear of Him who watches
over them ; by the affection which they
all feel for their wives and children, and
by the loie they entertain for " lovely
woman, he conjures them to rally to the
defense of their invaded state. After
inviting them to come " for a month, a
week, or more," he implores them to
Strike 'til the last armed foe expires ;
strike for your country and your fires ;
strike for the green graves of your sires,
God and your native land !"
After this burst, it is rather funny to
perceive his next appeal ; it is not to the
God of battles, nor is it made in the
name of "lovely woman," but for blan
kets and cooking utensils. heavy shoes
and bed clothing, '•Provided," he sensi
bly adds, "if you have them." In apparent
desperation, he closes his appeal, and
declares that "six and a half feet of Mis
souri soil in which to repose is preferable
to living and seeing his.people enslaved.
After a strong appeal for the '•fifty thou.
sand," he says— .. We await your com
ing ;" and we think it not impertinent
to add, that we will wait foe some time
'to come.
_ Although this ' proclamation to the
people of Missouri contains admissions
of weakness upon the part of the rebels
wewere not prepared to hear, it estab
lishes the fact that secession foaling has
but little strength among the people of
that State.
Pensacola Bay and City
Recent, and probably present opera
tions in the neighborhood of Pensacola
render it a point of immediate interest.
The harbor is said to he the best in the
Gulf of Mexico. It is completely land
locked and has 2i feet of water on the
bar at low tide. Fast Ray admits fri
gates of the largest class, and is entirely
sheltered from all winds. The town of
Pensacola, which is the principal seaport
of West Florida, had, a year ago, a pop
ulation of about 4,00 t I ; but a greater part
of these fled from the ruin and terror
that had overtaken the city. The hous
es are generally oil fashioned Spanish
structures. The Alabama and Florida
Railroad, which connects the town with
Montgomery, Ala., was completed short
ly after secession. That part of the road
then unbuilt was finished with great
haste by Daids' orders, so that troops
and munitions might be hurried forward
for the capture of Fort Pickens. Al
though that is nine months ago, howev
er, Pickens is as yet uncaptured. The
climate is exceedingly healthful, except
for occasional and rare visitations of yel
low fever. The creole element predom
inates in the resident population. In
1814 Gen. Jackson drove out the British
who had es ablished themselves there by
permission of the Spaniards, and assault
ed and took the city and adjacent forts.
Again in 1-IS, Gen, Jackson, in conse
quence of Indian incursions on United
Stales territory, took possession of Pen
sacola, and obliged Fort Ilarrtiricas, to
which the Spanish Governor had retired,
to capitulate. In 1812, the whole terri
togy was ceded to the United States. We
hope it will turn out tini , col. Brown is
no unworthy successor of Gen. ackson.
Affairs in Richmond
Lieutenant Belden, of Virfents, reached W sah
ib:eon on Friday last, from Richmond. Be states
that the feeling of anger, indignation and chagrin •
et the arrest of Slidell and Mason was beyond alt
description. They had previonsly been exulung
births success of the rebel envoys in reaching
Cubs. and they were certain that they would reach
Europe without difficulty. Be states that it is t he
severest blow which the rebel government has
yet received. Mr. Belden nays that, up to the time
of his leaving Richimind, two days since, he had
heard nothing of the proposed removal of the
rebel Capital to hashvilre. Being a Virginian him
self, he was treated with additional indignity and
seventy on account of his loyalty, and by nono
his relatives, who live in Richmond gud
wig:63167 - " •
THE PITTSBURGH OHRON-
We ow an apology 'to our readers fur
not having directed their attention to 1
the improvements recently made in the
Evening Chronicle. We also ask the amia
ble ploprietor of that interesting paper
to prirdon us for our apparent neglect.
We have always felt a strong attach
ment for the Evening CAronic/e; under our
administration, about twelve years since,
we changed it from a morning to an af
ternoon paper. The change was an ad
vantageous one, and we are pleased to
know that it has been gradually growing
DEC. 3
in public favor ever since. The Chroni
cle is an admirable paper, "rich and racy ;"
ull of •infinite variety"—'from grave
to gay, from lively to severe." Long
may it flourish. We congratulate its
talented proprietor upon his admirable
success, and close by "renewing the
assurance" of our profound considera
tion. "Long may be wave."
Our Army, Correspondence.
From Colonel Black's Regiment.
CAXP, NF.A.II YALU+ Conceit, V.., }
November 2ott., 1561
Ma. Fermat—Since my last letter to you, written
some ten days ago, hot which has not yet. reached
our camp, we have lest two more men try death,
both eases being very sudden and unexpected.
Geo. C. McKinley. whose mother and otter rela
tives reside in Pittsburgh, but who was P. member
of company M, CAM Cromer. of Altoona, retired to
bed on Saturday night lost, apparen;ly in his usual
health, when about daylight on Sunday morning.
his con mpanione diFe) ered him to be de td. His
mesemstes immediately summoned the surgeon.
hut it was tee late, the vital spark [tad fled and the
sp Nit of Geoige C McKinley wee In the presence
i,t ;ts Maker. Howes a good soldier and was much
[...loved ty hi+ c IT r Iny AS well as others in the
regiment to whom he was known. His age was
twenty-three years, and his &sea a was supposed
to be nploplexy, although the urinal reale:les in
en. , 3 .- et , o n the kind, bleeding, tic.. were not resorted
to, as the man was dead rums time before the sur
geon was called or before any one knew A. The
members of company M prom ptiy held a meou• g
and made arrangements to hove his bady ends In
eit and forwarded to his mother, tents giving tier
the melancholy satisfaction of beholding in death,
and shedding the hitter tear over the inanimate
forts of him she loved so dearly in life. The other
being 1. at of Pianist= F .
case was a l so sudden,
Corley, of eery:pally It, Cap; in Beek, of Armstrong
county. Se died cl iinnzy, on Tuesday last, aged
twenty-four yes rsi In the miiroing the surgeon
examined the ease and al' the symptoms appear
mg favorable, he was not called upon until eveving,
when about seven o'c i oell Lire man unexpectedly
expired. The body vras i euilinumed and forwarded
his home In Rtral Village, Armstrong eiinnty.
This foots up twenty-Eleven tenths in all. The gent
ersl health of the regiment is e , iti I m roving.
Sunday leel was an hnt rotting oae in out c ,rnp,
being the occasion of the visit or au. hop S rop-on.
the distinguished divine of the bletrio not Epece
pal t hurch. Col. Black, hearing of his arrival in
We iiington, a, once p•oceeded to the city sod eio
irted him and his lady to our camp. At a o'clock
r. m., the call fsr preaching was beet, and all who
were in camp, turned out premytly to hear the
cr.eil and eioquent rrmin. The stiendance was not
a , urge as it wou'd have been had not trom throe
io four hundred ci our men !eft early in the users
Lo on picket, H, wooer, those who had the
p'ea , ure of be ng prase et listened attentively and
were highly edified. During several l+orttore of t h e
itscouise, many a lip WAS in.en to quiver and 10 07
on eye to fill up. Tiie text WA+ in the 1410 chapter
cf Romans, and 7th Terse "e'er none el u. iiveth
to himself, and no man dieth to lianseif." 'There
herkg no convenient op,,ortunity fdr taxing, nqics,
I cannot give you n sketch of the learned gentle
man's sermon, wi !rout perhaps. ding rim la i d,.
tice. He spoke from hi, eon good, honest heart,
and rearmed the hearts of roan' present.
lid the coneldelon cf the service , , C, l. in
person, read the follovmg i•pecial order, from
which it will be seen that he is ful y determ
ine d, leo far as :is in his power. to fee our camp
frt m t wilsoli gone rally prevail in such
places Het. in earnest about thr molter and ill ao
woo are found p My of divretmldlng tha crier
may e foet. toewl It is As follies :
iILiSQUiRTCR., 6 . 2. D REWY. ,, T. P. V
.Nuve,twr )
The .niroduct inn rf into orating ant
de s cription whatever, ‘nto this came, by any lot,
son whether offioer, itokliei or cumin, is fir ,
bidden. Under no oircum-(sores wol a violation
of this order be toter:end rr ex-wed
The commanding ottocr of the reg went con-:d•
ere it trig nifty to (.H the attune in of officers. non.
cominlrioned officers or if men, to Artie(. Third
f 'he "Rules an-I Articles of War." By ever) one
in me army, it stion'd be understood that thrice
anodes are on inexoraiie law of universal arplr
cation, and el:aided t) implicit and cheerful ohedi
ence. The practice of profane swearing it there
denconced and declared tube ri penal Hence J;
is beard's a vile and vicious 'mho., and a reproach
tn any regtment kiwi it ..pievails.
To invoke, en the army and the Country 00.
every dal', the aid and protection of the Alm'ffhty.
against rebellion, and then blaspheme Hie name.
with rehdli,to profanity, IS more than a farce.—
Ad led to this, there is somethln due to those in
the .smile who are haa•pl'y • nuprol •rt any men
titan of their Maker's name, except with revi rr nee
ale' Adoration. and are W,,Undeli Wll.O, it is taken
in vain. and named only to ern' itior a curse.
By every ohligvion of in•lw dual ands cis' duty
it is rryitired and neceasnry that this serinu- and
profitless Ottaabe should cease.
By Order of COL. S at. W. Butt,
.1.8. Brown, Ada. Commanding Iti , gt.
It Could be plainly teen ny Col Black's manner,
while reading the above order, that he was later
mined to catty it cut to the letter, as her as it
re
is possible to do a., although the expedients
toned to by those who are fond of the ar•leut, are
numerous and novel. tine of tl.ese I will trientiiin,
as below rather on the original Buie. A Sergeant
of ono of the companies cf a neighboring camp.
wet over in Georgetown, a short tin since, and
meeting with a friend, lacy commenced compar
ing notes as to `iwtiose eye they would nose for a
smile,'" the drinking houses not being allowed to
sell to soldiers. Tne friend Interim, it the Sergeant
that if they had twenty rice ceo s, he thrught he
could make the landing. The parties “splioed,"
thus rat,ing the required sum, and walking
short distance, met a woman with expansive
crinoline. The chap handed the female the quar
ter, and in empty pop bottle, with a little hock
attached to the co•k. . The walking tavern ruins
duo ely thrust her hand in at the aide of her dres,
and prods cieg a bottle of the "critter," which she
bad hanging under her skirt, upon her eteel
hoops, replaced it with the empty one, thus pre
serving the suinetry of her crinoline arrange
ments, went on her way, and the two dry individ
uals a' once proceeded to inbibe. This way of
carrying about deathatruck me as rather original.
We had a grand review the other day, in which
at leaat seventy tncueand troops parti I pat, d, but
as full acceit to of it cave reached you ny tido
eraph and in the papyri+, 1 nerd not report it
here. I would say, however, that our regiment
and d vision were both puhitely corm hinented by
Gen. McClelland, the President, Secretary of war,
Aa. edam irecretary Scott, and other distingupdied
perstmacee who were present. N here complo
mentary references are becoming so common.
that they are looked for as a matter of course, at
every review. The band belonging to our regi
ment carried cif the palm for making the best 1 1
nalile, and our DrUtn.illajor Withers was pi - ,
succeed the most accomp !shed officer of tho
kind on the field. It tong A truly grand and int
poning spectacle, and one which the thousands
who witnessed it will never forget.
Our camp is now graced with the presence of
three ladies. viz: Mrs. Black, who is accompanied
by her al eighiy and intent `ant Ilttle daughter,
/Jour; Mrs. Noble, w,(e of the First Lieutenant of
Co. P , and Mrs•St.ok wile of P-3 erg , an t dkek,
Company I.
There is , orne;liin t i radieslly wrong with the
Mail arrangement, ,oinowbere between Pi IL! burgh
and Washington, at net tar as the oelivery of
panersare coneernt•d. The Intent papers we have
from home are dated tie loth. Where the fault
i s I will not pretend to say; but hope it will spee
dily ho remedied.
ma': long and seriously looked for individual,
the Paymaster, visited us on Ssiturday last, and
by tr-lcr No 10
gladdened the hearts of the boys by cashing or.
On receiving their mon• y the men at once eel
about get , irg toe large proportion of it in a shape
u. send The amount of money sent from
this regimen', out nl their pay, will fall very little,
if any, short of nineteen thousand dollars, which
lust at this time will doubtless prove very accept
shie to In, se u ho receive it.
We were virited,the other day,by Hon. RP Flea
n, who has two eons attached to our regiment.
He rose io tine health and never looked better.—
, As 'h 9 will per-aps he considered enough of an
infliction, I wul conclude until WO next occasion.
In the meantime, believe me
Your always,
From France
The Paris currespondentof the N.Y. Wort I writes
mat the fears et famine, or at knurl of grant t utter•
no, on account of We failure of td a gran crop in
France, ore now nearly removed. About two-thirds
of the deficiency is said to have been supplied, and
only lest week twenty eight vessels arrived in
Havre Irern New York with 400,000 sacks of wheat,
63 , 0 barrels oi flour, 2,700 sacks of corn, and 300
01 rye, and considerable supplies are still expected.
I am informed, upon good authority, It ate number
of veasein, which sailed from Havre between tae
and toree months since, with tea, coffee, blankets,
shoes, and other articles of necessity with the
"confederates," hoping that the blockade would ne
bro., 00, 00 that they could enter the southern
ports, have returned, without of course being able
to diPl3O,O of their cargoes, and suffering of course
a ooneikierritilii less from the fsi are of the sperm.
liana. 1 anc , e . y, as you have probably seen, has
left Paris, and has delivered himself of a speech at
Fisrmorigers' Ball, where he was enthusiastically
applaud: d by our English secession cousins. If
the English in England may be judged by those of
their countrymen whom I tenet in Paris, I think
there a no doubt on which t ido their sympathies
lie. With one eXcention, every Englishman I hare
eCtlVeelied NILO to Paris upon the subject Las
plain y cahlbl eii that hie feeling Wee in favor of
sooteg our government deatr.led and the 800(11
010,0e:0401 Tile exception was an English gentle
man. who. alient tan years ago, was waited Upon,
0 0s evening by a committee of the Citizens of !Se
igle. and requested to leave the oily
b e fore morn .
tog, Lis fault having been the expression of
seal
'neon. , in omioeition toe 'every. lie of nine ac
ceded to the replett. and very naturally now his
eympathtee a. e not with the South.
Servile Insurrections in South
Carolina
HORH.irLE PUNISHMENTs OF THE SLAVES
—A I'PH ELI ENsION
From the Pl,lla,lelphin Inquirer, keday.)
WO are permuted to ecpy the following letter'
wrdten to a ;ad! in this city, from a reiatita in
Charle.don. South Carolina. The statements
made therein may he relied upon as an accurate
descripuon of Haws in lh:t city at the present
Cu +MAE, ,a, H. C., November 23, 18e31.
"Disguise the truth as we may, all
~.„ he re feel their position peeularle
nu-tile; end those who are suaromided by temate
relative-a have their anxiety increased a thousand
f We do not tear for the clash of emu dieting
arm ea, th.igh that is sufficiently terrible to eX•
ult. Ifal^h Al prehension but even amid the car
nage of wsr, the ve•icat boor within the armies
WOtAI,I re-peer women; though traddsstiy to teach
•hat • he Northern war•cry is'Aeleuty and Booty,'
tint we do dread lest at "tidnlght the feat ful
souudd a servile imurreetions shall salute our
ears. You L a , olf the negrees are for superior
.n ninnitsr to toe whites, and now that so many
are al•sent in the army their majority is greatly
incrernied. Ii they rise we are in their power. Do
y know thtt means" Remember the
history of all servile insurwciions, and recall the
tit rrora emoted by the race whom oppression has
helped to hints i.•••• Of course. the mailers WWI
tight desperately; but how rood ths small nutn
ter of male s i, tes defend their helpie.ss wives and
daughters against it ten fold force of tnaddenel
slates, it hose strength and ferocity are well
known'
Ni"o genera! insurreMion has ;alien place,
tromgh several revolts hat, been attempted; tyro
quits recen Iv, and in those ca-es whole famni t a
were murdered betas, the PlitVUel were subdued.
Then came reto.;st;on of the most fearful ohmmeter.
it say td,, Where servants t r murder u
title
51,1 errs puu.shment is admit,
en ,•reti ; now they co not Wag for the action of
the Ina; ilt,cl: less ',resells. in three revolt-,
ail ch occurred th- interior of tio vials, ne.,t
of ties ,erv,onf • w partertferted were ether cl
'eft the ond o', 1.• noon ac captured, and two
!nem .‘re barnod to dvinh
sny tt...y ,•70 Inrned t., d•fith seem,. n MlN
pie rellleure, of any Xpecial nor: or,but the
to tee be A WI( IIeHA Was too
drdadfdl rs.r mc,rtn! ..yes. Imagine the poor
wtetche , . red te nh the boost of their rr /iler N, cow
ertnir in the h 4min of Oitae from whom they need
out look Gar phy. no: evils for time to repent of
testis w it, 11 them from hope hereafter-
They ore dogged and defiant titaards their cap
torn, until their doom is pronounced—a fate of
whir, they have a special horror. Ltrogged to the
Ot i tis of exe.:ntion, withm night of their own
hotines, nurroun ied by their fellw aervantn, who
are Crafll4 led Its witness the sight, they ore hound
to strong tJtoo, whit great heap , of pine knots
pled clone around their parsons. Itirectly the
torch in omitted, and the inflammable pine burets
tato n vwi.l :dime. When the hlsza reaches the
insiten i ntol the smsliive dealt peel. and orackloa,
their erten are too lereful to be heard by tu.
inert ear+. Nor is the torment noon over.—
the ic.orch the upper part of the bodies,
producing esgws,le agony, Lot ilowiy burns into
the viuds, until the wretched sutlertra go to judg
ment, with all ',Mar crimes upon their beads.
undcriook to say the spprehension of servile
insurre:uoio lost its power who+, as time passed,
ni l seemed posseitid sd we essily 101 l hack into
di - Parris of sscurliv until these events aroused to
to watchfiti nevi, new., is suprTCSAell Jar
n.
',Made, Mid As ? : entirely from the papers, lor :tie
negioris lie ix what is published if they do not read
and such examplev might produce olLsawrous
colmrquence,"
Niacancies in Congress
WU vacaucino exist in the House of Represen
tatives, at the present time, from Missouri. Gen
John B. (dark w_o e cpel:ed on account of his being
in the rebel at in); add since then, John W. R id.
hag resigtv. his glace and connected his fste
with t:dit of the Rebel States. It may be that
(.amble has no official knowledge of either
of these facts,itut the r is evidence in the proceed.
ings of the and In the admission of Mr•
Reid that he had resianed, sufficient to justify an
r lection to Fill the vacancies in each of the Dis
tricts —Misuse i Republican.
Loyal Sentiment in Virginia
From i•everel arrea information liar been re
calved r f the increasing strength of the loyal sen
t.inent in t rederick, Jeffers - in and Bulkley coun
ties, in N&giniat. un uesday a lady arrived at
Era , cock, from M.runsburgl, with her children.
Iler husband, a loyalist, had fled to Maryland four
months ago, and it was with the greatest difficulty
that she efts al le to get Permission to pass the
rebel lines to Maryland. She &rues that in Berk
ley county the greatest suffering suers among the
ftmilies of Union men who are now fugitives.—
During the pont f.irtn ght abs states that the ex.
pre-eiun of Union nenumeota had been growing
strong r, and that on the occasion of the approach
of Capt. flume, with a scooting party of the cavalry,
wition ilea miles of Martinsburgh, the boy of the
loyal lamthos was unholuded., on the supposition
Olaf it war the beg cuing of an advance by our
troupe; but that wren the party returned they
were in despatr....As a sample of the pricer of pro
viol. ue, sho states that salt Wall selling in Mattiuti
burgh at st 3 a peck.
l'uß Doc.—We are indebted to Hon.
Wm. Montgomery for important public
documents.
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FA I RAIAN. UNDERTAKER, sole ameril
for Faike's Metallic Rune; Owens. at K. ft
BULGER'S CABINET WA HEROCIRs, No 46
SMiTHFIELIi STREET Rea:deuce, 214 1.a..10ck
street, Allegheny Cay. Orders may be lett A I
OBARLErs' LIVERY STABLE, Allegheny City.
ee2l-tirricl 2p
OFFICE e.t.a% st.t CE CO t
N .vembor :MA, 1811. f
AN ELMIT'ON FOR Fl lerE,Ett 1)114.1.X.
TOE't of this Cow pony, to fietTe during the
ensuing tent, will be hold nt thlBlllleti on Tlllq.i-
DAY,TtiETH IRD 'AY OF DEOEMBER between
the hours of 11 A: M. end 1 P.
no2l-41 +AY o. ATWOOD. Becrote.ri.
OFFICE MONONGA El EIA INSURANCE CO,
Pi teburpo Nov ether 20to, 1.61.
TILE AND DiaKoToßs OF
ti,:this company have bus day declared a 1:1`71
rind of pottif, DIILL;118 on each share of the
t.'noiud Stook out of the earned profits of the Idt..t
nix months, payable forthwilh:
uo2L2w HENRY M. A"l' WO , )It, d'e,.'re4try.
UTJTHF. CI OF PI
anllo ne, le “01 t., , oti KM A candidate
the ensuing Weetion. fur the t.tri-e of
CITY CONTROLLER,
If II long experience in veiled and exteb , iire bu•
nese, a perfeet fans ie ray w lb account., and the
idenlificat on of a lifetime alt; all the irliereats 01
my native e ! tv, t tattle me to yen: confidence and
eutiport I will confidently hope for your suftregen.
noTictf WILLIAM LITTLR
CHARLES GIPNER,
No. 7S Market Street
Now otters Lc, Ole ptiblic the
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF GOODS
IN THE CITY,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
GUIPURE LACE,
CROTCHET EI:INGE,
VELVET BU I 'i')NS, FILE BU rrt
VELVET RlBRoti I'ONNET
CBE.%P FOR CASH.
NEW WOOLEN GOODS
11011 NEST RIMMING STol
77 ,Market Street.
Ws have rvosiveditllA IA Pt It limp gunwale
WOOL EN HOODS,
SCA RF-1,
W ()OLEN SOCKS FOR SOLDIEIIs
Merino and Wool Ribbed liose. Flu
killed Cotton hose, Fancy Wool Mom
A sp.ondid x•Cortmoni of uti 1111.1.1 s of
bi1..1.0. 7 ES A (411)i:1'1,Y:1S for Lndif., and M
ALEXANDER'S KID (LUTES.
HEAVY LINED HUCM. GLOVES
tired rroo art 14 , 1. t for tbr.idi.rn.
HOOP SKIRTS in grrat variely
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
CHENILLE AND CORD NETT;.
11-51_Country Itierettante nod ?rlillmere wid nod no
reetoriment oi Rlbbone Rn•lbea, tolowere, redmete,
Httn hod •1 urbane, Sitke, Velvet% 'tomb:aloes.
Engiedl Crape, Ac., uneureaneod In tt.e env, cother
in pried or gLiallity.
JO‘E4'll 111011 LIVE.
77 MARKET EET.
EYE
oa
EA R 9
DEAFNESS..
SIGHT 11 EAR ING.
DR. VON MOSCHZISKER,
OCULIST AND AIJRIST.
Will remain in the city for only a LIMITED TIME
LONGER. 1/r. M, has sufficiently proved by hie
practice acid operations during the last ten months
that his concerns in restoring the Deaf to Ilea•ing
and the Blind to Sight, entitle him to the confiden , e
of those who need his services, and the claims of
SUPISRIOBI I Y In his sPkoiALITy.
u - r) secure his bERVIGES, all applications
noict t. made at once.
1111.0ffice. No. 155 VERO BT., between Grant
and d rithfield. nollB
NECTARINE
UNION EYE OPENER,
M CANING CAI,L
100 oases of each on hand, and for dale in large or
small quantities
WILLIAM BENNEIT,
120 Woed etreet.
DR. BROWN AT HOME. - DR.
BROWN hem returned from hie Western trip
and is prenaled to attend to
_ ALL PROFESSIONAL CALLS,
°ls) OFFICE, Na 60 SMILHFIELD dTREET
no2B
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Pittsburgh General Insurance Agency
.Companies Represented or High
est Standing.
ilip•Ohanered by POlll2ll. and other Sta'es.
%%Sire, Marine and Life Rieke Taken of all de.
aeriptione.
n025-im 63 FOURTH STREET, Pititsbur •b.
'I." GROSS HULL'S OLD PALM sue'
mot received and for sale by
GEORGE A. KELLY Dj:ogyglyi,
• NOW No. IN Federal at.
DIV [®END,
VALENCIA LACF
TII REA 1) LACE
CLOAK TRIMMINGS
RIL6S TiummlNGS
-A T -
SON TAGS,
NUBI4~
MITTS, an.l
Vic N Es
-AL.O
STOMACH
liITTERS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO SUBaCEURE FOR YOUR
FAVORITE MAGAZINES
FOR 1862_
QUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED AT
A 7 TAEFoLLOWIN 4 3 RATES:
•
Ela• per's Magaz•no
Gotiey'sl.tttly's Hook._.
Atlantic lit onthly... ..... .
Ltielne'a cohion Scott.
Pito sot..'eldagastrie....
Koickerbo stir magazine.
B a.r kwood's
All the Year Round
C latutter.' J0urna1..........,
Horticulturist
liorhoulitirist (colored)....
he pen Ten, (Book 01 ira4l.on)
13, !ou's Dollar Monthly
a 0 nt's hierenants Magezine
Eclectic Mags4lue
Amervan Agrtculiuriat
Hal'e Journal of Health
I. Ater Requisite: y
Li indon Art Journal ......... .......
L indon Lancet
Artauc'e Magazine
Yucktie Nottons(•.;oit: IC)
atax (Cornic)....-
nla•kwoeu's Magazine and 'he Four ljuarter•
hes 10 o'l
Water Cure Jourrug 1 00
Phrrata logical Journal 1 00
FiraithWal le'S Retrospect 2 00
Litters Living Age 6 CO
The Comic 140131.:.;y 76
Liauget of Pun 'llk
Phoney .• 71
11 you want your Al.igia.tut.i pt W 111.1.1) 1.,11 or
seud to
HENRY REINER,
Wholesale Bookseller,
sT4'IIONER AND NEWS DEALER,
it and 73 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh,
!Old you wal rerepwo tht.rn promptly. de3
ST A 'l' EH VNT ule 'TILE MERCHANTS'
AND NIANI.IFACTUBERS' BANK OF
PITTSBURGH.
Pittsburgh, Monday Morning, De:tember id. 1 0 61.
Catimti, stock $600.000 00
587,2 S 00
Duo Ikliositors 293.2 0 03
Due other Hanks.._._ 09,111 33
Loansand Diseounut 052,844 08
Cain :177,216 00
Notes mud Checks of other Banks,- 108.2 1 8 02
Due by other Haulm 76,601 21
Commoawestlth of Pennsylvania Loan.. 50.700 00
Treasure Notes IB6sooo 00
The above statement in correct and true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
W. H. DENNY, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 2.1 day
December, A. D. 1661.
de3 W. H. WHITNEY, Notary Public.
t?.STATEMENT O 1 'THE IRON CITY BANK
Pittsburgh, December 2, 7 1861.
Capital Stock $406,000 00
Loans and DISCOLIZILS 622,11 S 88
Due by other Banks 70,840 43
Notes and Checks of other Hanks e 3 315 05
Specie 2.51,9.8 16
Circulation 'itili,2o7 00
Due to other Banks 1,305 r 0
Isle to Depositors 2:21:.020 07
The aLove statement is correct according to the
best 01 my knowledge and belief.
JOHN MAGOFrIN, Cashier.
Affirmed unto before me this day.
at 3W 11. WHITNEY. Notary Public.
a• - STATEMENT OF THE EXCHANGE
BANK OF PITTSBURGH.
Pittsburgh, Doc. 2, 1881.
Loans and Discounts $1,654.899 05
Beal &tare 50,000 00
Specie in Vault 326,568 04
S 'Treasury Notes and ...... 210,477 00
Pen -ylitlCllll Loan ti rent New Loan 02,1.00 00
i'le•eks sail Notes of other Banks 40123 70
Due by other Banks 113303 81
capital Stock
n•llitiL1011
I hpoqit,.
[ pile to other Banks .........
Contingent Fund and Profits,
V.!..177.71 61
I oertt fy that the above Statement is correct to the
beet of my knowledge and belief.
H. M. MURRAY, CaAtior.
Affirmed oefore me, thot 2d day of Lee, 1501
H. tsRA EL, Notary Public
A sTATEmENT ,)F• TiiE costwric.
oF THE BANK UN' PITTSBURGH.
Monday 31 , rninir., Dea - :rual.r 2,1,1b61
M
Loans. Bills and Dn....1w,
Hurl E,latt• and Ground Rent..
Al tseellan,s
Imo I, "H. q. Banks
Bank Note:, and Che.•ks & I .21. fleas
Not.,
11=
Capt. St,..•i:
and
rnitasa tiU,pi•ll.r Av't
I nit• I,,,,th,rAlik
-1,111:0,,,,
s2.s.Le,tiltt
The abort, atatement t. correct, to the I test of
ii) knowledge and Itelief.
Jut' N HARPER, l'aatwer.
SA not Wand ,ulnkwlyed t 1iet.341 day of Iktoerortor ,
l gel. ttefore Inc, S. SMITH. Notary Public.
FIN/ENT c . 11i
K Pit Lea 2, ISOI.
6t ,, ek
I mon and I , I,entl 114. ,
Om. otin-r . Rank,
N,A.t, anti Clwolin of other Bank,
,retie ...........
El=
hlittattt V-1.'6.721 00
I other Runk, 3.666 62
Do- to DrpostLotm . . 156 210 9(1
The above statemeut ke correct to the beta of my
nowa...tge and Is to t. J. W. COOki, tat , tuar.
Siren. unto belore me, that day.
d,•3
WM. 11. %VI:UTNE:A, Notary Public-
STAI'EMENT tIE '111E: 51h.C11A1411.,
PITTBI3I2IBiII.
l'ittsburgh, December 2,1861.
LIABILITIES.
CirculAtion
Otto to other Banks
/Ale to DOI,OHILors...
ASSETS.
Notes and'Bills rhseounted
Due by other Banns
Tressury Nome, Notes and Gheeks on
othr;rlinnks.
Specie in Vault.
59i30,7it0 E 4
Tim shove stMetneut i. correct to the beet of
toy knowledge and twlief.
UF.U. P. 'ItiTGREW. Cashier.
Sworn before me, this 2 t day of Dte. 1661.
dig It. H. SMITH Notarr
STATEMENT Lae I tiE, Cll 1Z ti . ..ltiS ;
tintsbursih, December; 11tH.
Loans and Discounts
Coin in Vault
Ni i,`,l and Cheeks of other Banks
Ire bury Notes add St+to Loan
I 'llO trout Banks and Bankers
Capital Swell.. . ............
Circulation ..19.488 00
lielvositora 12z.876 E 4
Due to other Banks 2,178 Uti
The above statement is correct tothe best of
my kuowledge and belief.
GEO. T. VAN 11013. EN, Caehter.
Affirmed before me thin 2.)i day of Dee 186).
deb SAML. HARPER, Notary Public.
-160 barrels choice Saila
A "'
Louis Apples, just reced led and for sale by
JAMES A. FE*l ZER,
de3 corner of Market nod Firm. streets
HEESE
k) 100 boxes prime Cheese just received by
JAMI.J A. FEIZKIt,
tea corner Market and lerrbt etreele
PUTAI'uEs--
300 sa7.ks Potatoes;
76 barrels do—for sale by
JAMES A. FEl'2oit.
de3 corner Market and First streets
HOOP POLES-6000 Hickory lioop
Poles oa wharf, and for sale by mai
JAi. A. FETZER,
des Corner Market and First strmds.
NEW GOODS.
50 PIECES BRUSSELS CARPET
'IHE RICHEST AND LATEST DESII
EISEIZ
SUPERIOR QUALITY
AND AT LOW PRIOEB.
W. M'CLINTOCK,
11151 Market Street.
E. WA.T-T Si
WITH
TERRY, PRICE & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Satinets, Vesting', Tailors' Trimmings, Ste.,
NO. 255 MARKET ST. North Side,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Jowl T . amity, DM= 8. MUM, OLP7IB T. TWINY.
del4l.y
---
1) .- 1 C E-10 tierceB in til:(7>rebird for
IV WO by
MILLER A B.I.OILETBON.
CHECKS,
CHECKS OF A BUPERJOR QUALITY
are offered for sale at the office of the WESTERN
PENITENTIARY.
002.2 m JOHN BIRMINC7IA24-Wavien
T. J. t0tte1e1,....-..ratit. WM. eittAYP
Western Stove Works,
245 LIBERTY &MUT, PITTSBURGH',
GRAFF & .00..
MAITITE'ACTITREIIIII
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
of the put lic to their large stock Owen ae•
lect*d .
Cook, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
ALS6—IMPROVED
KITCHEN GANGES. GRATE FRONTS,
Howne-Wans, An., among which will be found the
BI s r COAL COOK , STOI7IE9 IN THE
STATE. The
Diamond, Advanee, Air-Tight, Belipu, and
IRON CITY,
Were awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the State
Fair for the BEST COAL COOK STOVES. Also
FIRST PREMIUM awareed to the
TRUE AMERICAN, GLOBE & REPUBLIC,
F"r the BaiT WOOD COOK STOVES NOW 114
USE The KENTUCKIAN and KANSAS Premium
are nneurpaneed. We call attention of
DEA ',EBB end.BUILDF.RS to the largeet stock of
GRATE FRONTS & FENDERS
.I.N THE STATE.
N. B.—We line the DIA MOND and ECLIPSE Coal
0)ok B eye>. with Soap-Stone Linings, which stand
the fire better than trop. oco3;ie
F3fS
. Y .32
-
bU
. 00
50
2bo
.. 2 (.3
.. 4 UO
603
.. 100
.. 6 10
1 00
1 tat
2 t
... s 00
. 600
20
. 100
... 1 00
DRY GOODS,
FOR CASH.
H ANDSOME
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS,
Flannels & Canton Flannels.
Checks and Tickings.
PRINTS, GINGRARS &c.
FRENCH MERINOES, 50 CENTS.
CASSIS ERES, SATTLNETS AND TWEEDS.
Hosiery and Needle Work,
C. ANSON LOVE.
74 Market Street
no3o-dkw
$2,477,871 bl
$902,150 00
1.01.3 774 CO
31" 77 f 0
14lwt 27
213,007 0
NEW GOODS-
W. iSt, 1). HUGUS
Have received and opened the largest'
AND MOST BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT 0
DRY GOODS
.$1,514,3,4'0 111
. 39
. 19,140 el
. 265,40:1 58
ever offered to the public.
41,;1t, 75
ttoU I- ' 84
DRESS GOODS 4
of the u?west and most fasti'o t able style.
BLACK AND WHITE: SQUARE BRAWLS,
BLACK AND WHITE LONG SHAWLS,
BROW N AND WHITE EIQUARE SHAW LS
BROWN AND WHITE LONG SHAWL%
New style of
E 2,640,612 61
.$1,14;1.54 1 0 011
19357 v 11; ,
. 10.1.1 1, 1.;
51.576 :;7
151,7411 ivo
9t;. , .554 74
FRENCH MOURNING SHAWLS
STRIPED COURONNE SHAWLS
A largemacrtment cf Childrau'a and &Itasca'
Square and lank Woolen Shawls.
Gl_ lieu LARS AND CLOAKS,
or the very latest pattern.
$ 5110.000 00
s)
. U,090 It
55.555 33
20 973 53
IV. & D. HUGLJS
CoRNER FINIS AND MARKET STREETS
Don
W. H. McGEE CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
INVITE the attention of buyers to
t neir large and varied stock or
Fall and Winter Goods,
$264,4 4 00
10 60$ 02
156,018 10
$430,b55 lb
jest reccivod, among which may be Found all of
me newest styles of goods for Gents and Youth's
War", together with a full and complete assort.
merit of gentlemen's Furnishing Goode.
W- U. aIeGRE A. C0..143 Federal at.
n020.2rn nor. Market Square, Allegheny City,
EAGLE OIL WORKS.
WIGEITIIAN & ANDERSON,
LU.r4R OIL COMPwil../TY,
Corner Hand st. and. Duquesne' Way
JNO. M. OK ELY AND JNO. BLACK,
Jr.. have entered into copartnership meter the
name end style of "LUNAR OIL Co."
The Company are prepared to 8 all orders for
Lubricating and Illuminating Oils. Consignments
solicited. Adiances made. Storage very ample.
Pittsburgh, November 28.11361., no27:Bfd
.Fti!9,UPUS
. 3h,399 22
b'!l ICB 00
144 S 4
_4662,301 65
i81,1t,2 21
49,429:0A
101 490 60
...... 87,333 41
$500,000 00
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND commisFion MERCHANT
Plow,, Orals, Betconk t Lear dv,rtiatter,
Dried Fruit and Produce Driamrrally,
COB OP PLAIIKRT A3CD ?MAT BTR TB,
PITTBBIJRCH, PA.
Roan re—Francis G. Bailey. dee, William DU
north Sr, S. Cuthbert • Bon_,_ Pittsbuirh, Boyd •
Ott, Handier • Swearingen, 8. Brathr,' Cu.. M. a
M. 4... k, Lint Howell, Mangle & 06.; George W
Anderson„ Donlon Paxbun* 00, Wheeling.
JANUARY lat, 1861.
ETNA INhIJILANCE COMPANY,
Sank Btoo4s in New York Hartford k
Boston, St. Louis, Philadelphia- and
other places_ ty1,005,309 60
United States Steck and State Stocks:
New York, Ohio, Herituckji;
ceases, Missouri Michigan,lndiana, 433,570 00
C. ty Stook Hartford, R ochester,
Brooklyn. Jersey City, New York, • 182,102 /0
Railroad Stocks — Hertford and New
Haven, Bovton.nd Worcester, Conn.
River
Real tate—Unincumberedl
/discßansacks Items-- --
Cash on hand and deposited on call,
and in Agent's 208,302 60
Claims, unadjusted and not due_.......„.5184.676 64
Respectfully solicit, and Will take Meanlire in at.
tending to your insurance want&
A. A. CASHIER & BRO., Agents,
68,flUnrth street.
TIERNAN & GETTY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
lIIPSEICIas AID DLIT-0
TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, 4ce.i
North-East corner of
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
noway euxAsraiqsy,ClTY.
JOHN MOORHEAD,
COMMISSIQN MERVIANTi
7011 ral BALE OF
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MABEE%
allrn ✓ITl' Ern DPP.
WILI)TURK/YS
-8
Wild Turkeys, lust received and for Bide
JAMES A. FETZER,
corner Mszkai aad Ana easel!.
New style of
rABTFORD, (ON.N.
AS3ITS.
MMiNi
AIItIIISEMENTS.
PITTSBURGH THEATRE
LAS= ARD Muturia. WM. ft IaiDEMON
(35 ,_ OX,...,lXxxism—Private 80xe5,15,50; Single
Beni "'I I " Box, $1,00; Parquette and Draco
Circle. disarm, go cent% Family Circle, 26 conic:
(kdoreCfinllery, 25 cents; Colored Boxes, 60 cents.
`SWW DRAMA
TUESDAY EVRNING, DEUEMBER
2nd night of the re-engagement of the beautiful
young actress Miaa MAGMA fda:regEta, and the
first tame here of the new &mostly live ant drama
entitled ,
FANOHON; OR Taffr ORIOR.Eit.
IttivP4itebel I
Fanchon
:PEN _STREET. N P4R, ET. ELA I R
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
With the, ER/3T COMPANY in the city.
TWO FASCES, • •COMIC SONGS,
FASIPINA.TINREANCES;
DASINGGi'MNASTICS,
ETHIOPIAN ECCENTRICITIES,
HERCULEAN SPORTS,
IRISH DELINRATIOIREt,
ACROBATIC FEATS,
DELIGHTFITIIMUM ac
_
RCALS OF PRlCRE—Prirate BoxitSLA. Single
eats in Boxes rb ernts;llirquetteTheentel Gam
lo cants.
Doors open at 6 3.1", et rtain /4608 4"
LAIC ABSO.
CIATION LeCT URNS—
J. ILENRY SIDDGNS, ESQ.,
WM give one entertainment before the Young
Men% Library Associatton, end he genet.
ally, on -
TUESDAY EVEWG,•DECEMBEIL Bd,
. C air CER ,D L
_„.
The entertainment will conoiseof Readings from
the most popular authors, including the following:
Selectiora. from the Chimes—Dickrow.—Paddy the
Piper—Lever; Trial Scene from Merchant of Ve
nice: biro Caudle's Lecturor,-.Gen. Bc,tt and the
Veteran:'/Tandy Andy ..4..the'Postoißes- 7 Lever,
Bong of tholihirt—Bood; itithlanny others:
s..Doere open at a% o'elocr. Leiitiire to Com
mence N.
vg.Tiakeis 25 cents: to be hod at the music and
boom stores, library rooms, and at the door.
W. H. KINCAID. W. D. McGOWA.N,
F. It. BRUNOT, J. B. HDICLE4i ,
itEiEPEI ALBRICIK"
Lecture Committee
111014110 S IVENV SEHLITTLE
Sewing Machines,
A RE 'ADAPT - 13) all kinds of
AIWO,FAMILY FEWLNiii, working equally well on
the lightest and. - heareor. fabrics, Mtgahe
- WOK STITCH NCAIiVf
alike on both Ahle9, which cannot tie
Raveled or Pulled Out.
And for !Tailoring, Shirt ; Making, Gaiter Fitting
and Shoe Binding, these h ale no superior Sell
and oee them at No: 26 Fifth street, Up Stairs.
arisnifikistkio W. B. LASONI.I.
Al'.lllolll A 011bOti,.
wE ARE NOW M.AN UFACTIJ-
Emu this article. which for brilliancy in
burning, freedom of offensive odor, and transpa
.Tencrofoolor, (which odor We- Warsanbnot to be
changed by age or eFposure,lis tbontr*sed by
any illuminat4r in this or Ear•te/n markets. As a
profitable Gil to the consumer, we can specially
recornmend lt. Alsp,our manufacture of
CAUSTIC SODA,
[feed by elliargeßoart Makers nd - Oarlie fi neriee,
per which creole lo cent: In etrengthltrethe make
of Englieh Soda brought , to this country. tharranan•
facture of ,
SAPONIFIER. OR CONCENTRATED LYE,-SALT, c i
:Are so mid raYorithly-Itnown,.. We trust tati
mention is safficiem.
All orders and inquiries:will bepronapllyaitendat:.
to by r ddrestruhl
GEORGE Otitfoi:UNi= Agent.
Penna. Salt Idinitaiittrinikompany,
nolBlyddrrna 24 Woo(' anode, fittaburgir
B`v 0 V
rt , •
A.
BRADLEY,
NO, 30 WOOD 'STREET,
(corner Second, Pittsburgh,)
Manufacture and Wholeske and retail dealer in all
kinds of
Cook, Parlor, and Heating stoves,
Grate Fronts, Fenders, Se.
wk.. In our sample room may be found the
"CELEBRATED GAS BURNING COOK STOVES,
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the merits of which have been fully tasted by
thousanls, and the Stoves pronounced unegooled
by any-in this market; together with a great many
other &Oriole patterns.
We have also a very large assortment of
PARLOR AND IMATINO.B7DVIS,
embracing Rime of the BEST PATPER N S now of
fend to the publ c.
. - Sir FA.NCY. KNAMELED GRATE PRONtil
'AND BENDERS; ot the newest, Myles- German
Kitchen Bow and Jam Grates, all of which areof
fered et very low prices. ='•
Karlineciia' 1 indricements Offered to builders in
want 01-GRATE BKONTS. - notkem
Co-PARTNERSHIP.
'III3 E SUBSCRIBERS HAVE AS-
A SOCIA'TED with them under4late February
6th, 1861, Mr. R. SIRHLE; of the latii REINL
MAIi k sIEDLE. The business will hereafter be
conducted under the name and style or REINE
MAN. MMUS at &MOLE, at our old stand, No.
4111 purrs' STREET.
REINEMAN MEYRAN.
uzikstur lfirnt reit -
BIRDLS,
IMPORTERS AAR WHOLESALE, ,DEI LERS
In .etery . , der-Rim:int o -
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sitter and
irlated...Ware, Watch, Material,
Tools and Mathiliery; and
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE
CELRBEATRD AMitRICAN WATCII.II-8.
NO. 42 FIFTH STREET,
(one door from Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa,
In calling the attention of the Jtubllo and the
trade to the above, we desire to add that we are
prepared to ooer a larger and better selec.ed stock
of O o odtt.tmour line ittataAver was offered in this
city. Possessing every facility for obtainint e the
moat of our goods direct nom the best man„ r tcs
rlea;both in-this country -Andin.Etirope, and hav
ing acquired a thorough knowledge of the busi
hen from, nearly twenty-yeam imparter's°, at our
present old stand, and just 'addetr - theiorge and
new mock of the late firm of 11EINEMAN a SIEs
DLE, to 'on presenting& istratki ,- We lea - confident
that an examine ion of oar assortment wouldprove
advantagen to buyers,- WO are alsoS4 0 1101' the
W
Justly celebrated AMERICAN atfC nee
tmegatWalthom, Mats,and arepre to fib all
orders prompdyotroannfaegirigaprigas. English
and Swum Watches, of every description, imported
to order; with names on to suit Prirg i hnieva.
Watches reptdretin'tfinperiorinanner.
n 023 REINEMAN, ItLEYRA.N &STEHLE.
CARPETS Arth 0411C'CLOTEIS
—AT TUE
FOURTH STRIETCARPRTHRORE.
"ow D. &It IROALDUM HAVE
TY • this day opened ;Ariaa very large sod
fasted' aiiiattientsifte&RPnTlneilo , whiott they
Write LW ententiowor buyers t as ,t.hey will be of
fered on the nionnliteorableterms,
all •
Alto, a ne s
idthswly imported at- - besutil . ..Druggets,
wtihe lowest. races. • • • 7 L
W. D. k ELIVIDALLUM,
0c25 117 steeet,:near Wood.
itULGEM
mOrtrlt&ginfara 07
oitIORIPTION OF
FURNITURE.
No. 45 SnollthllelikStreet,
AFULL AS 130AT/it - XN T OF
pitt4birgh Itannfactired•!Furniture,
Constantly on luunt, venni:lien the lowest
Prieea for OMR. "
61 . 1 „, 11 3. A b.T. GS IB O s f ai.e. COF:YEK,_
25 -.:do: .%mop,
100 do •Rye Whiakey t
100 do Elait,
100 bags Balt.
2000 bushels Chats. .for sale lot_
"ITERNA24 i EIRZTY
Wholes-1e end Retail Eirocemnorth.emakOorzwe
ado *reef sad the Diamond, alkiskisay, now
NEW URA MA