fiEl)e posl.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
P IT7'S II UR GM:
WEDNESDAY MORNING :DEC.
For Afternoon and Midnight Tele
graph and Local News See First atid
Third Pages.
Sir Pons othce stamps, of soy denomisstion
overmaxactin all. not be received for snbscrin•
norm to the not. The Poatmenter here dectinmc
to oachnngs the lamer cl=nemintmous for emailer
ones, they become useless to lls.
{l - DE1110tIRA:TIr; CITY EXECUTIVE CAM-
Mn TEE—A meeting of the City Ex. u.
tine Committee will be 111.1,1 on next Thursday
afternoon, December IXth, at 3 o'clock, p. m.,
the office of the Pest
Punctual ationdaoce of ail the members is re
quested. fly order of the Pre..ident.
. .
JAS. IS. RICEIA NI S, Secretary.
The following gentlemen compoee the -In
m.ttae.
Finn Wa•d—John Roth, Capt. John Rodger:
Second Ward—Jai. Irvin, A. P. Ansbutz.
bird Ward—Wm. J. Idarni , en, Pet .r Dear,
Fowl Ward—J. M. Richards Loui, (ilesenkamp
Fifth Ward—Dr. J. L. Duncan, C. O'Donnell,
Sixth Ward Samuel Harper, Jno S. Kenneth
Seventh Ward—Thos. Barbie, John Hays.
RSFrlth Ward—Wm. Griffin, Reuben Leonard.
Ninth Ward—Hugh Sane. Samuel Cameron.
THE REBELLION AND SLA
CATIONS FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES-BRE &K
-ING UP OF THE REPUBLI-
C,AN PARTY.
If the extreme men of the Republican
party would only decide upon some plan
for the suppression of the rebellion, in
cluding the utter annihilation or slavery,
the people of the free States would take
it into immediate consideration. The
suppression of the insurrection is what
we all desire, and no one more anxious
ly than the President himself. Frothy
speeches, however, and polished rhetoric
from Mr. Sumner, and furious declama
tion from fanatics, will not affect this
question. Since Congress assembled a
week ago, there has scarcely been any
thing done except the offering of an in
definite number of resolutions, of various
characters, upon the slavery question.
Every member, almost, has an axe to
grind upon that, hut not a single one
hfs proposed anything likely to attract
the attention of those who are looking
to the suppression of the rebellion and
the restoration of the Union. Striking
at slavery over the heads of an army
whichpreyents our advance into the
enemy's' country will not answer the
purpose ;. the enemy must he made to
feel the superior power of the govern
ment's ability to conquer, before they
pay much attention to the proclamations
of emancipation.
We learn from several sources that
when it was' yet unknown in Washing
ton what course the President was abou
to take upon the emancipation question,
the deepest feeling prevailed among the
Union members of Congress from the
border slave States. The most promi
nent among them were open in their
declarations, that an emancipation poli
cy would instantly throw their States
into the Southern Confederacy, annihi
late the Federal troops, and utterly
crush out all Union feeling among them.
Yet, notwithstanding these assurances,
the extreme men of the Eepublican
party are acting precisely as if they de
sired to inaugurate the horrors which
these border State men are laboring to
avert.
The leading Republican papers, too,
are full of suppressed bitterness at the
President's modification of Cameron's
report. The ablest of them, the New
York Evening Post, says of the message
that;
"Nothing in this message speaks to the
popular heart; nothing in it seems up to
the spirit of the times; no sententious ut
ter:alas of great truths are there to stir
the public mind in the midst of trial and
calamities:"
The Cincinnatiefte, too, the lead
ing Republican paper of Cincinnati, takes
sides with Cameron, and says;
'.'The document, as originally prepared,
is thus accidently laid before the public,
and we have now given the modifications.
While the cause of this disagreement is to
be deplored, inasmuch as it exhibits a de.
flciency on the part of the President that
was not to be expected, the occurrence by
which the people have neon made aware of
the position of Mr. Lincoln and members
of his Cabinet is not to be regretted. The
light which was ,aefully denied by the
President in his message has thus been, by
accident, shed upon the country. The
Secretary of War has reflected the sena,.
merit of the people; and it is easy to see,
from the proceedings of Congress, that the
members, fresh from their constituents, are
not only ready but eager to Sustain the
policy announced by thethecretary of War."
The possibility of the President tak
ing the extreme ground proposed so
alarmed the leading Union men at
Frankfort, Ky., as to induce them to
forward to their friends in Washington
that "if the government adopt the Cam
eron policy, it would demoralize, if not
destroy the Union
_party in Kentucky."
These indications exhibit two points.
One is that the President is right in the
position he has taken; the other is that
the extreme men of his party aro pre
paring to oppose his policy. When the
tug conies, he will be sustained by the
conservative masses throughout the
Union, already strong enough to sweep
Abolitionism before them as chaff before
the wind.
In the meantime we direct attention
to the following from the special corres
pondent of the New York Times ft
would be a glorious incident in the his.
tory of this war, to see the Democracy
forgetting past differences arise from its
prostration, called again into power to
sustain an Administration whose eleva
tion it opposed, but whose conservative
and constitutional recommendation it is
anxious to sustain;
THE CA.IICIIB ON tiATUILDA.V kilo'
There has been no littli• C I / r. , ad
among RepublicaneulN y,
to k now• all about t he csue ._ I: f I
members of Congress, held ",, at
the Capitol. The Times will ha _ly
account of it. There is unguesta 4 ,y a
Ati
wide difference of opinion on the om•
mendations of the President in regar to
shivery. A, portion of the Republicans are
emphatically opposed to the message, and
are proper ,0 vote a censure of the policy
of the President. It such an extreme ,
is attempted, there will be an instant ereael,
in the Republican ranks, extending into
the country, which will be attended by an
immediate reorganization of the Demo
cratic party throughout the North, The
downfall of old Tart es and the uprising of
new ones is believed to be on the tapir, to
occur as unexpectedly as all other even's
of our civil revolution. The adjourned
meeting of the Republican caucus, tomor
row night, it is believed will be a strir g
one."
Do) . " The Dispatch's reply yesterday to
the Post on the question of the Presi
ident's message was not so jocular as
were its former allusions to the same
subject. Instead of informing us that
"some things can be done as well as oth
ers," and that it "does not know nor
want to know what little bird brought
the message in at its window," it now
grows serious, and intimates that it will
stand no4 r sinuation4 against its shares
aster for e.
mil and honesty. Why the
Post has insinuated nothing; it has mere_
ly stated the facts in connection with
the. reception and publication of flie
document in question. The Disi.atch
informed us that it "did not care"
what means it receive.' it; which we take
to be a defiant announcement of its to
tal indifference as to what may be
thought of its integrity and character.
The remons given in the following
paragraph for a certain appointment in
the regular army, are so conclusive that
we can not, in justice to our nei. 4 1,1,0 , -,
refrain from copying them;
"In
fact,as our son had already bean for 3
months a volunteer private, doing polie,
duty on the Northern Central
ltatlruad—
had "served his thin" in eating bad ra
tions at times and going hungry at others,
wearing out a suit of the State's shoddy
clothing, and part of another which wee
furnished him at private expense, without
grumbling more than his allowance,—we
didn't feel that even an appointment to a
Second Lieutenancy, with the privilege of
beitig killed in the country's se-vice, wee
so great a favor that we should 'eat dirt' to
obtain it; and his success was rather due
to the friendly kindneis of others than to
our own efforts or influence in any quarter."
We beg our neighbor to believe that
we entertain no feeling whatever in re
lation LC this appointment. On the con
trary we trust that the young man may
prove a valuable acquisition to the ser
vice, and that his dxing parent may
live to rejoice in bring the father of 83
brave a con. we cannot but remem
ber that there were several hundred
others who demolished the - bad rations"
alluded to, whose merits have not been
recognized by the War Department. As
to "eating dirt," we never said that our
cotemporary was addicted to that barb.u
ens practice.
Mr. Fleeson seems very willing to
stand upon this character in this matter,
but did not dare to trust to that when
charged with the larceny of the message.
As to our remarks being - distardly"
or personal, we need only to refer to an
intern in his local colum•I of Mom ley
a specimen of what 8 )uie men will do
out of p leen.
The Disaffiction Batween Ben Mc..
Cu"lough and Sterling Price.
The chi,tg e .1' a says , -11. is Wad kn. a
tarlia t h e battle 41.15'11/um's Creek, Kia Itilece ;Inch
and Sterling PrICA, have nut site f k geiher as lead.
era of the rebeflon in bilisnuitri. Among on men
in Oaa. Suite, it is genera ly believed that they had
"fsl•.ng LC" &Lullt that limns. 'rise t•suee is
commonly ascribed la the cowardice exhibited Ls
the Missourian*, which in nupposed to have di',
gaited the chivalric Lien. but we learn from (
Mulligan—who einem. az week* ae a prisoner in
Pr ce's camp, and miring that time was not nuttily
observer of men and things—that toe true reason
of the dlsaffeetion between these two retwl chit I'
tains is that Price has lost confidence in McCulloch
a hilt- McCulloch, by v rtne of Lis greatness an
geueraof the Confederate army, cboones not to ploy
a subordinate f art. under a genera of the single
State of Missouri.
At the battle of Wllson's Creek, McCulloch was
the chief in command, and 't is to hits
teary that Price attributes the theaster that here!
huh on that occasion. 'I he plan of the retieli. was
to attack timers! Lyon'et camp on the very night
that Lyon attacked them. For th.s purpose Mc-
Cu loch ordered all the pickets to be drawn in,
acid get everything in readinetu to march.
Just thrall storm ral , a cams u p, enValopilag
everything in thick darkness. McCulloch decided
to waft till the storm wan over; but the night con
tinued extremely dark, and the troops fell asleep .
The pickete were not again outand thereeult
watt, toe rebeie had not the nlightext intimation of
the approach of Lyon, until his batteries hurled
their savage masiles among the rebel breakfast
cups. Col. Mulligan nava it 'wan related to him as
an actual fact by some of Price's officer", who
were in that battle, that on officer, while eating his
broak tag, mess interrupted by the hurried approach
of an orderly, telling turn to bring up hM com
mand as the enemy were approaching. "Is that
official ?" exclaimed the officer, swallowing his
cutlee. The next moment a nix -~ m ind shot
from one of Captain TiLten'n gnus cut off a
sapling near his table. "Well, by— !" cried tho
astcnished officer, "Thal 1.1 official I" and dropping
his breakfast lie ran to or ler out hin men.
Pi ice's estimate of Metfulloch is said to be that
he is a dashing and galant tali/oiler at the Lend of
about five hundred men; but that he is incumpu
tent to handlea greater number. McCulloch
rally, pieties • different estimate upon his own cx.
pabilitata, and hence the disagreement between
An Inquiry.
To tha Editor of Mt New Turk Tiltel:
President Lincoln in his me-sage mentions a
saying that "one bad General was better than two
gni d ones." Can you toll me who was the author
oful
QUERIST.
The -tying way • Ddring his first
campaign in Italy, alter the battle of Lodi, when
he had driven the Austrian+ usycnci the Adtge,euti
was preparing to follow tuom suit further, the
Directory saw B& to direct a e ll4C1)413 is his plans,
and sent Eellermann to Lake charge of one por
tion of the army which was to advance towards
Rome, while the rest crossed the Adige. Napoleon
at once sent in his resignation, with a letter to Car.
not, from which the following's an extract:
"Kellermann would command the army as well
as I,—for no one is more convinced than lam of
the courage and audacity of the soldiers .—but to
unite as togetheFwould ruin everything. I wi.l
netfAllK,Al,o man who considers himself the
first General Europe, and it is batter to have
cne bad g.tlerat amt Inca good ones.. War is, like
government, cided in a great degree by
tact."
le reply 'at wrote that the Directory had
maturely cbasitlered hie arguments, and the con.
iidencivfhey felt in his talents and republican
4 7 . 51, - I . ..l,lecided the matter to his favor. "'Keller.
Anann," said Carnot, remain at Chamberry,
and you may adjourn the expedition to Rome as
long as you please.
"IL In Philadelphia, the other day, a gent'ernan
purchased of a street peddler one of those pepo
or toy balloons. As he was nbout fastening it to
bie coat, a smart, bretze sprang up, and the hal.
loon was blown against his cigar. Au explosion,
w C/a a report as loud as a pistol, followed, and th e
gentleman had bin eyebrows, whiskers and mea.
ceche considerably singed. Happily he unstained
no further injury.
Our Army _Correspo4dence. •
EfLiDqI3I,IITZRS Fat. tcn RIPI.IB, IM Rog. Ks. Brig
CAMP Fwavcr Lowza I.nrnbtc,
7th. Ig6l
FII.JEND Fie r.e:—l have boon requested ro state
thr ,, u;ll the .•:;,;mu• tf your wildly circulated
ma hum that tha litur spitaaring in the' Ca-article
of E. late date, and in-poring to have been written
hr 1 irillerotnt la•i lALOII. to the effect that Several
Mt NOW], rt r vnnropony had *shuffled off this
In rl-1 .• II," f I.e, srui the persons named.
al heath, no lii t -h I. report, ere now convalet cent,
Hitt n the least spitreneneion is felt as to their
it "ate
It t 4 plainly vieittle that the
SOH VP WBB a to,d of 'lie largeet dimenrions, and
pllyod at t 1. 1 ,, expense of the Chronicle. The perpe
t:Atort, ti forrete4l out, still meet with Summary
111011ilzient.. Ytairs
R. C. HA NNEN, Hoepital Steward.
FROM THE SOUTH.
From the Morn* A 114. or he of the 2d
"Hang 'Em "
'etn " yes, hen.; them every one. Every
Feist l'eniteeseean foutid recreant to the will and
interest of the State i t Tennessee. and knaan to
he actively 01,11110111111 iii 1141 illl.llllBl, should be
hidig, and h f II). When the citizens of a Elude
have, by an ovi rwliv humt hr.) try at the ballot'
box, deiertninvil cn it- f irvie li•ltcy, and by that
pcl'v have nee-- rated to brill, I r the de
ten.— of their homes and firesides, every reeirleat
the istl of plat State ehn lends or givos aid to
th- invader, ilvserios as hilly inerey on earth as
ibeelzetiub all give them in his empire. Wherever
1110 edirsdtke head of ire-soil is lifted it should he
token oft, cad that quickly, for its poisonous sali
va is onntsgiiitis as the va. of Maretnins. "Hang
4, ❑ANG " AVERY ONE
Alabama Legislature.
9•h, Isn;:-1.1tore of Al,hann hie approprlsteal
IthOoo for th ,, nort,so of ermlng the 49th regiment
Alßharna mill le, at Mottle, wiqt Ohne and bowie
hfflyee. The pntivrn to he f_rtnhhitle ani
41•qtroe,ire.
Arrival of Prissners
9 !tree 1,-itners t f war arrtvtii at Ruihnit ad on
the 4th tui.t. nt, i.y the Cernllll Ll,lll, Ulu/ - r charge
,4eri.iihn; Men, ii, of ernpauc A, Four.h
North Cart•lliot replan- tit The ir namen are Cliallen
Rutin. I, not Fotit.ix tit nut) ; Daniel limn
von private ti. • hei rit,.l Peun,:ilvania Regiment,
811. i Itt try Vemiort, itrivw.e in the Nix'y-ninth
It imaylvanta Ke%. 111.
A Huila tea} Prisoner Capture
At I,ti eftrly h, ILL L i WeLlne4Listy monang, nays
11. e Fir!iiir , r,Ll itLA,LLinqL, .1, it, Hut. WI.-
form wan r.l,:fived •6i,lk Jig tlic..tigh an apple or
onard in Han >ter root/ y. 1.1,151, W. C. rruith very
prOp.ily Mt I, him into in.to•ly. He proved to be
one rl the linn!! Hun, prbnonera I I Ilse Federal ar
my, von° had made lin, efeapl. irnm a Richmond
I,bn:on two on Ili roe •Innye reviou,ly, and was mak
111g t".1:4 way to nine 11.,okadinng fleet. He had been
empLyed crime time a, a lilt ptil aurae.
Capture of Confederate Steamers.
Wo, .)py thq iollnu.n4 iron the Mobile ddta
tl er 0:11,1:440.W ono :
WO a•e , lll.rrned on good authority flint private
:let:psi:eh., re; -ore.! ;t: ity 1 iet to4ht, from
Handeiitiret: t ih, iitato ;lot he steamer Oregon put
triere ev..il rig end reported the caw IMO of
Ilse .44.suners f the rneol one, the
the John I;:ign, blld one other ♦meet. We hope
the riipor; :eI, a welt fourded, but fear it iv. es the
flnif eue tei li l.nown to he tilled with Lincoln gun
hoete. The iieo - nets, except the LAW., left here
older:ley tnee:::ou
.t 1 oven - tents of Gen. Flo) d.
I.fl' 3 —A gt ollenum w tin hes pint Ai
tlred here trrtu !'..'army ui Westin, VII4(11114 ways
:hat rrx.oi t i. rirtumlly nut
wiot..r. of the rouotry. the will
,•! (o:,:e fin 9/1 1.11.,
met , r y eggrfe, a tr...eement for the
tn., tn , ,t; 11 u 01;i0 on, by blther 1 kriy, tcriprart.wa"
I, 1 , 1 . . yd !Int+ Is I -I; WWI, toe pow', ir,thin
tlorly 111.1 n of tho fr,inta an t Etnl TrimePsee
Rati•rxf
I lin 11113,..1 lk•plte-4 of Tiion:kicky ~.ay
1 I Pp , I i
et l ha( coma an
e•I»•en u!J• I .T.l Iron) We,tein 1. ; to
. CiflneT,ll.oliew wa
11 11 1 1 0,11..7111 /If 1 'll l tl[ M1,1,..11. It all .Irrady
flip unNm. have wllbarm‘rll
rig I. ta, Iron) f, I to-Ht 1..11/1 to
R-r tu• k y
Lick Creek liridg'e Repaired.
hr Nt'YKrl,o I
Exit' 'I Phnt.sat, I.tr,lhat 1111
t 1,1•• ct. Loa uli ;10.1, end (hit th
tix will hat, • hne
eVe
px,•,..•1n MI I It. II ell The/ .I.ky 6,. earl, pfm,ri,
rrmliaci llott
The fiche Wow hi Tetineiroee.
A leittr from h Week) , it. a Ciurioi.Nn paper
gives IHter nevst. from Iva,hville.
~ ;, ,v ornOr Horn. had heg , ll to .1,111 from the
Lnemsee to intA, nord to xpi.rrio.ri,irts thitt be
• .I,d 2,1014 1.• , ) • - nur, - , qtr t. r eight rlde Mailed
txi 1,4. had 1,11 Nr.lll - 1114 within a acetic, sr we
I .1 1..4et Ten , nrne 111 othrr tfirretiona.
l'.le State Nana. nNhY li., had 1k1,01,1 fislM with
a , lll£l irrenwled from the hania f ei!lreh4, is the
dleree to II arre4' threaterla c.1,•1114r. .411 the tire
arm., in the hardwire awrem h,l neon seized. The
Cry 8,, , . ~ i n it r,,ts Anl hoddn,t, told haeu
La.'s(' 1, t tmailLah an I serrral lartra aarehnuana
hed tad. en 1. , r the eaina purpre.o.
McGlellan Indefatigable in Prepa
ration.
Wnshingt, , n eorrenpoudent of the Ne
ork T thu4 fpettiN of the set vity of MeCle:
Niurr
io tinni:y upon us, and for the last two
dale it Las Lieu bitter mold. This seeing to most
men, military and II III 1) I litary, to settle the question
of an advance of the army, Yet McClellan workn
on day and night, ,f he were getting ready to
move. If it were October Instead of the laat of
November, there could be no doubt about IL Ilia
industry is untiring Night before last ft wan dark
an liiiyot, and WITOPn the river a driving snow.
storm wan ragintLyet McClellan wan miles away on
the right wing of his army. He rode On through
mod and storm, ho, Butt clattering behind him,
though they cold not see him. lie could not see
bin own boron. one mutually inqu'ren, why all
this urgency b If the army in quietly going into
winter quarters, , lines would he Laken more easi
ly Tod c,.nnnt •hake oft ilie impression that a
crushing hinw i. snnn to bs struck: but when, and
where mid how? 1-11O+ ha got control of ths eta
motile, or illos ha know before hand when the
frost and rein will collie and gn, that he no boldly
pushes on his F 0 .11,11.14 into mid sinter? That Mc-
Millan in steadily weir I, inLi hie way to some bold,
!Priory, ninveme L ninny hove no doubt, but It
,uoz.lo ilio wi mid i,nlima, y head to make it out,
Why h 9 is Now a Union Man.
A very iolell,g.tnt. Maryland gen' f .tman, who has
always been a Democrat, and in the last campaign
wan an ardent Bred; buidge man, wee in thin oily
I ist sp•ing, and was at tho lime one of the meet
ultra Seek int I -to to be found. He shortly after
wards left here on a business tour through South
Amertta, and rot urnrd a few dive clone. Be Is
now in favor of p - enerving the Union at every haz
ard. U. hen a.ked what caused the change in hie
views, he replied hat a few years tince he wee
through South America, and, 119 a cidzen of the
United States, was everywhere treated with the
Ittsitest con-id er.tt Al Ittuif respect, This time
every thing ban changed In every Ilttle Slate of
Contra] and South America he wee insulted, and
when he spoke of his nationali-y wan 'alighted at
and tallfiteal.wi:h the rupture hare. "You talk of
the United Staudt," fetid they: 'you have no coun
try not , : you who have been so dbastful. You are
no I /ng.• in a condiliol to fit out filibustering ex
peditions, and prey upon your weaker neislibonn.
1 YOU will soon be it,s weak an the weakest" Our
f: lend wan no forcibly struck with the contrast be
te een hie position as a citizen of the United Staten
a few years stone, and now, that hie views changed,
and though formerly a etrong States Rights man,
he to now as etronsly in favor of a consolidetr d
government of the st/l/Etta kind—anything .strong
enough to hind lie States together.,-Washinglon
Star.
•
The Question of Exchanging prig
The disposition to be made of the officers and
men of the United ,1 by the rebels
in the early part of the c - meet, or enrreudered
throigh the treachery of commanding oteoers and
released on pirck, has been a aubiect of serious
c - rn vide ranch with-the military authorities. Theee
offi,-.rs and soldiers are anxious to be exchanged,
pod c.leatsfd from their paroles, PO that they may
'•tore to active duty. Among them are many of
tb , Lest triune,' troops in the army. It i 9 now pro
1,061 to pit them on the Northern frontier, to
garrison the lake defences. They will thus be en.
easiedin active duty, although not permitted to
Participate in the contest with the rebels.
PARAGRAPH NEWS
the erection of iha ir,t church
America, in 1760. I;,t.V have been erfiritati —an
average of three a week.
A l'iltimictiq regiment, a few diyA since. traveled
B distance of 750 miles by rail witlbmt. change of
A imam. di.patch from Brighun Young states
that the war news from the Etatea, Bent in the
morning is put lished et Salt Lake City in tho after-
'Fur New Croievut et,tes that three cut
'lent di ci ties Lf the Medio i 4 vltutch htve ht.r.
commiioned to rtite a Lamne=d regiment
preacher• for the Confederate army.
Ram are being twit, at ilid.onore for large
bcnibs, which will le plaexi in poHtion on the
Po-
I. MAC, end render good i.erls, in shelling cut the
rebel batteries.
Tali factory fcr making knit goods, ino:udiog
shirts, drawers, It misry, B,toet,a Falls N. 'lC',
employs 4 . 000 laborer=.—men, w men, gels and
hey„—and cannot Fupply the d. ni3nd.
'l'ns L tar. dc la Marina of Ilevitua, takes I view of
the n?izure of Mainal end PI doll decidedly hostile
co Ihn att.! Btat-a. It Kaye the otizure wee made
riot 4,n the high sem, but us a neutral tea.
Tax income !.f the Poet Office Department f r
he current year will come nearer by two mai a
11.1 f ni.llions to paying • x it her f, r
a number d years past. This f !et is r ii•kin ny
the cutting tit. cf bog and unprnfitall 3 routes
through the rebel !elates.
TEI coltirtal paottle rf Ph hutElphia are palmitin,
tag the Haven] , lIEIOL rt r way conpantes to be at,
n itodta their c vat They rilsirn that fif ycf then
totntlatr ray r mom') over 15,000 into the tar itti
lector's onion.
Is addl. ion to flu , wooden pontoon trains, Col ones
A1ex...11,13Pu engineer hi igsdo has a tr•iu ei nom
virsgons, the t otti-s of el,iahareino,t I.• •ri utated
Iron, and are thus wit.,•tiglit boats, eaoli one
feet long and t :or bet in w-dth. Wllra fastened
end to end, and left in tho they form tile
foundation f ,r unstsntial
le the Knowlton mine, at Lake tiiialetrior, large
quantities tf a liver atotmi, s n I it la ateentoned
that in all {h. topper lodes i I list region neh veins ,
of slicer our with regularity. An the vatue ri
silver la one lioneircd limes granter than copper
this diminver) will give u. w impulse to mining in
that territory.
Texas Hard Up.
An Au .Liu eel r6Apoadenea of the liunet.on 71L
graph write.
There is a good deal to be done, it is true, for we
have an empty treat ury, and our r minces ere in a
waefol condition. We ran noCell. et Mane now an
in peaceful times our United States boner are
not available. our lands, in my opinion, can not
be made available now, and the only to ug I oan
see, is h.CI/ tea COrtfltlily, Is taxation, and the per
pie must face the music.
I have no doubt amide r+•he•t ran he ex:ended to
our oitizans, by something akin to* etas law, and
indeed there 41 a 111. p I.lon nirrady xtaitated to
attend reini t may 1, 3 130.1... d.
A Very i_Aaugliable Affair
A suigwou who h&c, eohho t ti,,d wit h thu er
my tells the fo3hw.ng:
I remelt - Mt r, one day, in making my hos, ital
rounde,n patient, mat arrived, prev - nted me with
an amputated forearm, earl In doing no ca.u'd
scireely refrain from a broad laugh , the titer
was constantly on his face. "What is the matter
does not stoke. me as a atlineet ler laughter.'
1. , not doctor; hut exe , u.e !lie, I hot my ann in
ao funny away Lae:. 1 still tango when I h . uk at
it. Our trot .ergeant wanted tmcving, and got me
1,0 d•t IL, as lam a eorpnral. We Wen' L. gether in
front of OW t cot; I lind 14thered tm, ti. k film by
the nose, and wan aeld)teg !he Is When o man
non hall rant., and t:yit was the la,-1 1 SAW of Ma
head and my arm. Excuse nu.. or laugh
trig se, but I r., , er sew ouch a thing before."
BEFI , ItE 11 AV ING I uUkt Pl - 10Th
utinPii TA 140,
1. 1 5. N: ki A.LoNOLIA M
This eleganty9ndion rei:ten the ak in tioft aud•
treat,, nnpartft to 11 a marble purity, For *ale by
Si NI , ./ ,) HI , 4BTUN.
enruar atnatthiold and Fourth au orthr.
A foil a4aortrnoul. or Roll,t` (1.q91 , 1 and a r 1 PORT'
Pandora, Chalk Italia, Llohba' .entur, Moan Feu
Ae , ►;wave un hand. deo
fit:NUTICE 'ft ) 1 -4 11'( A A NI)
THK H Li( A Li!). K.K•4 Att
—te.trmornel—T. Al,l,Ci k s , 294 IL'ene.l
enre.r. NOW York. Novemte, 18.9.•• Gentle
men :—I lately rutlared severely from a woetkuo,m
in flit Leek, 0 , NR.401,1P1i by auddealv oror exerting
otpt.:l a tiring heard your plA,dcrk much reecue
mauled fur neeen urtnit. kind. I prneured one anti
uam all that I Could tlesirn. A mingle
planter , ort , tl nit , in a week,
Sour. te.pvctl.J:ly, J. ti.
Propr inter of Urn team( rat t. Flnt,.Y. New y
There la Vtillyl in the war of zkila,t-r.
the Poromi enteder al Mr. 41,L0t ICH In aetlimi.,
Cough, Kidney A 11Fettuua end local deem
men.. they aftotd ermanent relief% and (or weak
Lanka, mutta to the nide, std./ie.., Knit etiaernoihr
apains generally, they are nneurpaeseei for the hon e
te they impart. Priori , 15 rent,. cacti, Prlnelpa
Canal tercet. New York.
Bold by Tell XS. .h.P.I.Pri I 11, Piltehtirgh.
And by alt respentame demerit In cuetilelLo.l,
11.7:1Msfiltir
- LIN _7D _
FAIRMAN. UNDERTAIiKIi,' aoleagent
ler Flake's Metallic Hertel Oases. xt R.
1-1171,GEHM CA1311%161' WAR.EllfloAtti, N. 45
SMITHIIIELD BTFthwa Reaulence, ;la
street, Allegheny city'. Orders may be lett Al
UHA )(LEM' LIVERY - STABLE, Allegheny City.
se2l-timd.2e
()RON MR'S OFFICE —I have
C
ed an office at No. 6t St- Clair street where I
can ho found iron, 7 ley. o'clock A. M. until 7 o'clock
P. M, timidityn ex reined. and at other time., at
my residebee, corner rink Lane and Rebecca
streets, First Ward. Allegheny City.
deb JOHN McCLUNtI, Coroner.
Talssuasa's OPIIO/1., A 11.101111117 Co.. Pa,
Pittsburgh,6, 186 L
[U. PORIRJA NT Ti) Tab: PHOVISiIoNS
a resolution of the Legtitleture of the Onto.
moo weskit of April 10, ISM. notice 1,4 b^reby given
to all person., deslrollll of procuring copies of the
Acts of the next Leg slitture, to subscribe at this
office for the name.
A few copied of the Acts of the las' Legislature
remain for those subscribing, sod others.
G. Y. CO ULTE R.,
County Treat
deefklawd3e
utiAiktuLL.LEl-THE UND • F-
FiNNED R.1313011110QN a UN a
(AND' DAT tor the office of CI CONTROL LER
at the enscung municipal election
dee Ei ARLES W. LEWIS
OI.FI
CE OF THE CITIZENS INSURANCE C
Pitteburgo, oecemher 6th, 1831 f
Uat AN ELLECTION FOR. FIFTEEN DIRGE
TOR 4 of this company, to If nem during the
ensuing year; will he held at that office on 11.1uN•
PAY, lath i net.. between th. honra of 11 A. In. and
Ip. to. (des-td) HA M t11 4 :1, REA, Feeretary.
IUaTO THIS CITIZENs OF PITTSBITROH.--1
announce my iielf to you as 14 candidate at
the enatung election, for the office of
CITY CONTROLLER.
It a long experience in eerie - eland extensive bu•
l
nees, a perfect familiarity wAh acontint.=, and the
ideutlficat On of A llfnttme with all the tnteresta Of
my native city. entitle me to you: ono ficienso and.
support I will confidently hope for your auffragerr
noV.,Af WILLIAM LiTTLE.
IrrA.NNUALA MEET! G —THERE WILL BE
a meeting ~t tee Stockholders of the NON
PAREILOIL COMPANY, on TAIESDAY, December
letht, at o'elook p. nr, at the office et Captan R. J•
GRACE, CUSTOM ROUSE. Punctual attendance
is requested. dealt
250 BALMORAL SKIRTS,
ALL COLORS AND PRICES
JUST OPENED AT
W. & D. 1111GUS'.
Th. largest and moat beautiful stock of
CLOAK*,
CIRCULARS,
-LND
SHAWLS,
All of the NEWEST STYLES at
W. & D. HUGUS',
ouRNEE FIFTH AND HAREM STREETS
del
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
E BROIDERI ES, EMBROIDE`tiE-4,
FOR THE.
HOLIDA s,
- A. T -
CHARLES GIPNER'S,
N 0.78 Market Street•
EMBROIDE:RIiD CULLAIS.
SETS AND
VERY UHEA't
Embroidered Co'lars.
Embroidered Sei to,
Embroidered .H dkerehiers
ErnbroidPred Conan,
Eulbroid,r,tl SelLs,
Embr.id.rtqi llund rcb iof:
bro idurAd College,
Embroltlc,ro,l BAttn,
Em broidon-d flan &fire hiefe
NSW
DUCEIVED THIS DAY
GEORGE R. wiliTE:& CO,,
2,', FIFTH. BTREE
AVE RECEIVED THIS DAY
FRF.N.2H CAiSIME'LIt: LONG RGAWLy,
WITH. ittiO,;H trivort Fere very
scarce, and all ilia rage In Yea York Mid Ploladsi
phia. Also a large a,sortiasat of h RANCH MEAL.
NOEt of a suparior woolly, lOttkht at rocluesd
pralsa. Brown Roos and blown itspalag for ladies
fires .es. very dutruble y.o Ls.
faitilss Merino Drawers and veils Of all EiZOF.
doll 2:
to C. A :\ -11.4 i UomkAAT.
I'ILLYIALI-1411, 000.1111/61 9 , Ittn
fib' 1I KI,A. NAVIN. , TION GONIVA.
Utiy N y.-11 . t. , 7'1 , :i? TO S'TuCKHOLUE.US--Til
0.13111/t0 them irg id . the St .6:teeth:on of the Mot un
reheat Navigation Compani , trite be held et the
rice of said GM, pany, All 76 iv 2 NT H'VREF., f, in
the city ot i ittehurgh, on Tki LIR9DA Y, the 9tri (lay
01 January, Inez, (.4 required by law) at halfpeat 2
o'clock, p in. 'I he eh. chant; for officers of said
COMpsny for the enguengyear will be held between
the hours r f meeting and four
dell.4w toM. MAK EW ELL S.crollirT.
LATE STILES OF WIIVIBR GOODS
Ft.E OP I -C7.101".
W E 2tro now opening a choice Stock
of Went!' t torePt,eoninsung in all of the latest
itp ortntaine of C.I.LYI'LItt, flaeSifit ANL.;
VlNTlNGlii,whtrh wo defter oursolree wtil t e equal
hi any stssortintint to be found East or West. Ttioy
nil; Le made up to order in a superior style and at
prte-s to suit the Imo X. t e would respectfully
etiLeit an early call from our patrone and the
SAMUEL GRAY & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 19 Fifth Street.
EMi'LtlYlif l'-
COLBY'S PATENT CLOTHES WRINGER
Li WANTED IN EVEIa FAMILY
0 'deg, to t nrsge:in a goadl.un ILIUM
11 . 1!i U 0 well to ~ecurn an Intone tlu It
hlachme and county rights The sale by
PI A COLBY,
ilare's Hotel, Poteburgh.
delo2w
_Gil and rea ii work
.1 Slight Cold,
„-. •• L,,.....—LH.setiess
TIRONCtI'AI c ' r -= -7 / 1 r-c-,
cro ,
r,ni , !.3: \ to
1r - 1 'n.• .2:te,:zied to, :...xyre.
ft:urn t'-adt cJtIt2J77I 4 el rhea
t t+, . 1).2t they ore the
st
r - ';.-te IT the pu.N..te
frt.l4llts. W - t. !IR, ..I:„.fi,CiLC/2-1-118,
Sihrti Xi/It:1 4 1g 1., i.< 11.1.
( c1.../ISatrz ILr ,
,1 th e
?r , e,E,2le reLier
_Mailir , Speakers hr Singers
. ojec: r r,Le ring
Lzr.d.
~„ ,
deP-Arn cl tw
ASS IG N EES SALE.—tin Thursday,
the 12th day of Liecatriher, 1801, at 10 o'clock
a m et the Court House, in the city of Pittsburgh, I
will offer at public sale a la-ge quautity of West
ern 1 emir, as follows: 100 soles to Muscatine
county, 180 acres it Scott county, 80 acres in Han
cock county acres to Worth count., lows; 35
acres in Lucas county, Ohio, nest Toledo: Mutterer
in Le heur ammo and several hundred soreenear-
M. Pao I, in Ramsey county. Minnesota; land war
rant++ amonnting to 830 acres. besides Blame mime
bsr el etirms, notes. judgments, due &a Th
sale will be without reserve to close out the trust
Cspitalisis and parties interested would do well la_
at tend. Address Box 402, Pittsburgh, or call at the
ofte., o f the County Treasurer to the noun Hokum,.
Terms sash. W M. N. CAMPBELL,
no22.BulBtw Assignee nt James Blakely.
SUPERIOR TO "JANE EYRE - i'
PRICE, 25 CENTS ONLY
FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE.
A CHARMING LOVE STORY
WHOM ••TEMPLE BAR.",
FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE
Superior 1,0 , ‘ J •hn Halifax," "Jane Eyre
or "East Lynne," and is also the
most charming Love Story pub.
'bated for years.:
FOR BRTrER, FOIL WOR,E,
Complete and unobridged edition in puhligheil in
one large OCtIIIVO volume, With large anal clear type,
and on floe paper.
PRICE 25 CENTS A COP): ONLY
FOE SALE BY
HENRY MINER,
6ueces9or toHunt
next docr to Post Offieiff W
It. U. 8ULG14,41.
bLeI.27I73PACITVBBB, Or
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FURNITURE.
No. 45 SmithdeliStrest,
PITTSBURGH.
A FULL A.SSORTIIENT OF
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constantly on hand, which we will wdl at the lowest
Prices for CASH.
OLIDAY PRESENTS—
BOOTS, SHOES AND GUMS,
A large Tariety just received,
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS,
Al THE CHEAP CASH STORE OF
JOSEPH H. BORLAND,
del bat Market street. 2nd door from Fifth.
186 BALMORAL SKIRtS
BY IRE STEAMER CANADA
rece.vad true day sad for Die al wholesale and ra
tad by
EATON, bfACRUM A CO ,
17 Fifth suss&
500 BUSHELS and 100 BARRELS
FRESH WHITE LIME.
from ELDORADO WORKS. Blair comity, Pa., just
reeelved at the
WHITE LIME DEPOT, LIBERTY STREET,
opposite the Metal Yard otthe PennaytranfitYtal
road Company, and fqr sale sit
,
3k-i liberal reduction made to thane who buy
to-nail again.
sir-We amic flr a teal of oar Lime, and if it is not
better than the Lotneville article we will dray it
back, and pay the putehaaeraft cents per bushet or
15 cent* per barrel, for the trouble they may have
had wl , ll IL
AearTWeAlao warnaziAt. So banhaspar.atainr-prt.•
ems than Grey Lime is ,at the p 513138 at which itja
sold in this market. ,
IiANDKERCHIFB
IS6I. IPECEMBER. IK6I
HORNE'S HOLIDAY SALE.
PRICES MARZED DOWN,
GREAT BARGAINS IN
EMBROIDERIES and FANCY GOODS
HAVING MARK ED DOWN OUR
STOOK, we are now prepared to offer very
strong inducements to persons who desire to pnr
equip. goods. The assortment of EMBROIDERIES
we have oo heed now is very ohoice. Most of it
was bought in large lots at prices very much lower
than the cost of impor ation, and a e have deter
Mined to close it all out at prices to suit the times
OaMBRIO BWIS3 SO.TS, from 60e. to 00.
GOO ID
COLLARS, very low.
EMBROIDERED CAMBRIC MANDRERCRLEI43
From 261 i to 85c.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS', for 6c.
VAL. LACE TRIMMED COLIJARd,
lbr 250., worth tdc.
INFANTS' ROBES, at very low prices.
OAPS AND WAISTS.
LADIES' OFIENISE O -4 few lefl—to close out at
I tax Ulan coat of Importation.
LINEN COLLARS AND SETS, very cheap.
PORTEND/N.1E16,8 - IND CABAS,
A fine assortment, expressly for holiday gifts.
EMBROIDERSD SLIPPERS--a large lot just re
ceived from New York, at panic prices.
WOO;. RN HOODS, SONTAG
NA310.11.0.01A OIL.
E ARE NOW .MANLIFACTIT
RINO tins article. which for brilluutcy in
tanning, freedom of offeneive odor,snd „transpa
rency or color, (which 'odor we , wanaht, lot to be
changed by age or exposure,) tinsarpassed by
shy illuminator OrSseterli muitsite., l , As a
profitable - Oil Riqbe consumer, We =n . 1111041"
recommend it. . Also, our insmihictarSeef • -
CAUSTIC SODA,
Used by all largeßoap Makers , altd B e4erta
which excels lu psr cent: in strength all the mike
of English Soda brought to this eountry. Our menu
lecture of
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE, SALT, Sc,
Are so well and lavorably known, we trust the
mention is sufficient.
All orders and inquiries will be promp'ly attende
to by ~ ai:lreasnig
GEORGE coLuotrN, Agent.
Penna. Salt Manufacturing Company,
24 Wood street. Pittsburgh
Hoilow-Wass, Itc., among which will be found the CO—PARTNERSHIP.
81.8 f COAL COOK., STOVES IN THE
STATE. The _
T. ?AUL liU6l MI..- WM. EitLAY'r
Western Stove Works,
245 LIBIRTI MEET, PITTSBITRGE
GRAFF & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS;
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
of the public to their large stock of well se.
lected
Cook, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
Diamond, Advanot, Air-Tight, Etlipse, and
IRON CITY,
Were awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the State
Ala tor the II ldiT COLL COOE STOVES, Also
FlotST PREMIUM awareed to the
taus AIEIERICAN, moll' a ItIPIIBLAY,
F, , r the REST WOOD COOK STOVES NOW -IN
USE. The KENTUCKIAN and KANSAS Premium
Stoves are unsurpassed. We call 'Attrition of
DE LFRB and BUILDERS to the lamed stook of
GRATE FRONTS & EffNMERB
N. S.—We line the DIAMOND and ECLIPSE Coal
Cook &Ewes with Soap-Stone Linings, which shield
the fire hatter than von. winds
r
,
mH E FOLLOW !NG ARE VOLUNTA-
A. RI , statements from persons ct reapeetability
end troth, in this vicinity. who have been greatly
beneti trod by his rerneces; some cf whom would
evidently have been in their graves ere now, if their
dice-see had not loon arrested by Dr. Beheru.k's
er Ir. L'.,2: ° '." ",rl,'lL,n?
Case e f Liv•r Com plaint astgi Dyaptpida
I have been sidlermg far ten years peat. from
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia. I heard.-of Dr.
Schenck's coming out to Martin Koent, and
thought I would go and awe him, as my disesim
had mareaned in violence within the past two y mirs,
and I had been under treatment of siev.expl doe ore
from whom I receive,' no benefit. In The earlt
part of June of this year I wentto see Dr. Schew...k)
and was examined I.y him wdli but . R.K.SPIMO, •
E f ER." I have been taking hie Plank aic. ; •
.sea Weed Trak and Mandrake Pills sing, th • • •r , .
I must say that I am greatly banolltt.d
use ; indeed, I might a most any that I trgtiate , ,,,
ANNA M. Si
)Mond fp., Mahoning
October 31, 1361.
-. .
..
• 11 1 / 7 1113 PARII.BiI, • -14384.3:
Frdciffd, Chia \ 1.
1 •• .-
...,
- I
Case of Dlrs. /McConnell.
I had bees *fleeted with . Disease of theiLungv
for fain or five years, wan I hard of le
„.. ...
PIZ - - nat.
Schenck. coming to Martin Koch's. Previous r *re*
r ,Pkeic l. Rl* . 1.,............_ $2 03
this tame I had_given up all hope of ever getti
..f.'46). .. t.--.......--.... 250
well, but Mr. Koch, whom. I knew to have b
cured by fir. 13ohenelf, urged my husband ''• 1 ve t0.h•L....„7.. , --.-...--`.._2 60
he prevailed upon itte to go. and see the .1.), ..
'141 4 - 17 --- " - '1"" -- !,...t....i. 2 22 ~.„.
' 4./' .1 , ...T... - .. , .....- - ..---....-L1.....i - 2-ell • . 1
who toned both mylungstted, the br04 .0...,V0n5.-...- ....... • -..-_-.. 260
tubes were bcith:distqinod; n 1 breathe'
,iilzine-- .. . ...-.. 260
would rattle so that iti.couTd heard diet'
I have now taken bOrtnedicines for se.,
••I JonrmlL.X. - :«......---.- .4.. L.-..- SIOO ''
end hod Inyaelf weadAlistly improved :c'e turot (plain)— - ...... - ..... -.......-. 2 03
notittridy,recoverediow find
.. .. ;Lunn (collared). - .... .- ..... . 4 CO
att flaWhat of mj - luratehold dutie*„ and bite:, 'roe, (Book of f r as - hiuni- -- -- 603
~...
I'o ..uOt,ief•- ay units*. - "recovery. Trost in.
Dollar Icinntrily - . 100
benefit Ilhave received' from Dr. Schenck's. trot.'
fiettan . ts Magazine ....., _ - 6 CO
men. I would advice all,pontona similarly affectella...,B o
to apply to him when he males his next volt.. 1i,•••412%),..Tritt1r-.. "":".-:"”-7."ticro
' TAVE McCCIIIPIIELL ' Hall's Jocet n of Health "--.4..
' ' '.***
1 00
Poiand Tormohip, Mithactrig Ca, Ohio. : • . -----
Oct a, 166/.
200
• • liondon Ax 4,lo nreetr....-.......-..--,.....--.....2 00.. ....
boid°22ou i cet .Ci-i-li"---.4: e;-6---- ; 44 4 4 i
642 e
Yankee No ne(Oonnc) —...----.....-... 100
NiX flaxAccwnic)....-.., .. «.....-.„. -,lOp ,
13141rs t tf ora • liskinineialliZ • ettr - chisite"i:' ' ' -
Wider Cure :i " ouWiaT..-...-.......- ...... 100
. Phrenological J0tuniaL
.........- --- 1 00
h lit a lthwaife'eßetroapect.....- .......... --___. 2 CO
•lattlisl'sLinng age - . . -6 00
The Comic mo .n t t_dy,-..,--........- . _-......., ..-74.
Budget of Fu n :_.:».. _~ -
.- . - . ' . . ' "'la
Ph'*nny Phellow
.4
If yen want your ...bf ages/dee proMplky calf or • si
send to
H E N 11,1 E: , .11 I 11 Z., EL
' ' Wholesale , Bookseller, ..?
inTa.nonrss?Aamt- Now.kniaa.Tiettice, 1
- ,
71 and 73 RJAhltreet,..PlMaburgii.:.
. . _ _. .
'and you wdl recelegtheni promptly. daft
I hive been much bend:Med by the use of Dr
Schenck's m.cbcines.
OeL 31, 18451
I have been troubled for about two years with
pain to my breaat. Lam in the Spring of this year
I heard of tir. Schenck coming out to Martin
Koch's, and 1 determined to cell and Bee 411/111,, and'
get examined with his Ffilaptrometvir. / dld
so, and also look all three of his medicines, no ,
cording to direction's, and I have been *ready'
bentfitted. 1 hope, from the benefit already" ez.
peneneed, that It will not be long until r am en•
tirely well. JAYE GRIfiT.
Poland 71neruhfp, Mahowing Co, Ohio.
Oat. 81, 1841.
For shoat five years I had been *fleeted with
pain in the right side of my breast, and in hopes
"(getting rebel, I had taken many different kinda
of medicines, tut found no benefit from them
whatever. I then heard of Dr. titheinok, and
the great cures he was performing with his
treatment, and oonoluded to send to his Agent
in Fit , shurgh, Dr. Kepler for some of his mediii.
oine. Previous to taking it, I was so prostrated.**
to he on• bin to undress myself, or even' to . lay hi
bed; I was °aged tosit np in a chair in order to obi:'
tain any rest at all. After' - havirig . *ten, Dr..
Schenck's medicines, I heard that the .Wcitdt
coming to Martin Koch's, and I determined to
nee. him. - I was already so mash mproved by Ma Utie.
of his merittline, 'as to oe able to go over to liff.
Koch's, which is a distant° of a mile from my
h ova°. The Poclor pronounced my disease' to be
krone tt ial Cons emptiest and Liver Com.
plaint, with an adhesion of the Piqua to the
ribs. I would moreover add, - lhat I corighest al
most continually, and spit np large epumtititis 'of
matter daily. I took the Piliambalb NE.ruPs
Tonic Se a Weed and Mandrake villa,
according to the Doctor's directions, and am happy
to say that lam nearly well . ANNA WARNER,
Cbsity Towndigo (blusabiand Cb , Oki°. 1
Oct. 2* ar
d944k.
-
WILLIAM MEANS, DAVID ItOCANDLSEL4
HARR/SON:A. COFFIN,
General kart:sera Special Partner
MEANS & COFFIN,
(Successors to MearsSees, Means t 0o,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Oorner Wood and Water Ma.,
101 a,,, 4TTSBUROI4. Pa.
_
. ar'ii
WlLlip 8i) PHILIPS,
GENEII4.IOOOPEIRAGRI
Between Hand and Wayne streets,
NTTOUltat POEM
119ILWe are prepared to tarnish Coal Oil, While
key, ale, Molasses and Pork BARRELS, at the
shortest note* and on the tnoetzeasonathe tams
GREATLY REDUCED PRIORI
ROBERT EL CANAN it CO
NUBIA BLEANES, SCARFS,
BHATLKG CAPS, dce., &a.
JOSE PH HORNE,
77 MARKET STREET.
.ISO-IMPROVED
KITCHEN RANGES, GRATE FRONTS.
EN THE, STATE
of Ten Y eery Utandtikg,
Orrinleato of Jams Grist.
Cure °fairs. Warner.
inHuit- saw newsy oisr
Payette Stre.e.t,
PITTSBURGH THEATRE
Lama m Mame' WM. HEN DERHON
Poona W damatiom—Prtvide Boxes, 5 4 , 00 ; Single
Seat Merrieeen"Lßen, Fan/come and Llresa
CirolMiciudra4illhomate; Family Circle, 26 cent%
OoloreCealla4/45 ommr, Colored Foicee.eo none%
la%llery4s
THIS EVENING
FirettiiMesrance of Erriz stENDERSON since
Iser return from Detroit.
OCTOROON
Te conclude with the new pantomime
.cutitted the
HOUSE THAT JAM:ALMA:
Farmer
TRIDAMEYS VARIE'IIES ' -
PEBN
13TREE1;--NEARST.DLAIR
OPEN EVERY. EVEN/NO
OPEN EVEBY'EVEN/Ird'
OPEN. EYEErEVEIENe:
.
WITH THE BEST COMPANY IN THE I:ITT,
WITH THE BEHT.cOMPANY.IN C.
WITH' THE HEW COMPANY IN- TEE. C/Tr.
CHANGE OP PROGRAMME.
CHANGE OP PROGRAM:M . 74
CHANGE OP PROGRAMME,
Every evening during the week, in which the
whole company will appear.
SCALE. OP PRlCFS—Private Boxes SI,E4 Single
PFAI.9 I o Beata .6 cents; Parquette 16 cents; Gallery
10 cents.
Come open- at 6 Yi a . • OL ruin tires 5%.
CANTERBURY 'HALL.
LATE ATHENEUM, LIBERTY STREET.
DdiELENHE sucoEss.
IMMENSEACTiXeda.
JIM FLARE, •
JIM FLAX ,
miss nacioix Downs.
MIES ALMSEE ECIW
MISS MARY NEWTON.
and thetas
if ... O.EXKIBITION OF THE PENN LITERARY
eugilETY tor the benefit of the FAMILIES
OF VOLUOITFF'D9 in CONCERT HALL., on
THURSDAY, EVENING, DECEMBER 12th.
TOboteietof Oinglniftat'oniagarmlillecitaHonor,
DialOgoes, and Debit° on the quires& 4RhoutitilitY
freedom of the press be restricted.
Young's celebrated brass and string bard will be
In at:end/tam
'tickets 25 cents; to be had at the book and music
stores, from thwrentbere.,entt at the door. Doom",
open - at Wilmot:* o'Olockl pedorninrree tri
manna at 74. delOdt
E s_ußscßumis HAVE -As,
NOCIATED with thettrturder4itte Whitt
Bth,Mr, R BINDLE, of the late lino, REIN
'IAN A tillEDLft. The totainetta will hereafter ho
conducted underthe name-sod style of REINF,
MAN. MhYRAN k FUEDLE, at oat old stead, No.
4.111 FIFIFELATTAEJLT.. •
REINtwAN MZThAN.
BEINKILiN, MAYILIN & RIEDLS,
*WM AID WHIEULE:ogikas
In.every description of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and
'Plated Ware, Watch Material,
Toots and Machinery, and
„.
3VfX Ir 4k 6 iLJEIAGICNOy -- ii2ili: . ;;l,kl; l
CELEBRATED AMERICAN WATCHES
N 0... 42 FIFTH MEET
(one door from Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa,
In calling the attention of the^ public and the
trade to the above, we dealt° to add that we are
prepared to coer a larger and better eelec ed atoek
of tioode in our line than ever was offered in this
city. Possessing every+ . facility dor .obtairdogcrtibe
most of our goblin 'direct lioro-thd bcglitarinUcto:
lies both in this country and in Europe, and hav
ing acquired atbaroagtl knOwledgaiel„ the,tinsi
ness from nearly twenty years experience. at our
present old stand.and just added the large and
new amen of thelidellsrmof HEINEMAN t HIE,
DLE, to our present large stock, we leel confident
that an examine toilet our assortment would prove
advantageous to buyttrs, We areal - So agents for the
partly celebrated AMEItICAN W , TCHES,msoofaer
AuFed et Waltham, Ma, suj afeprepared to fill all
x Vera promptly. • inerii prom English
Ai& Wst. deacription. imported
grinder, 10. tit purchaaers.
[l9CirittOlOs. Mormander. -• •
noZI ?JEAN it BIRDIE.
TIME
FDR rocrw
- - MA WINES
VED AT
NG'
la. Fine White, Plain and Fadeitihunierundlif
and Ovetabirta on hand, and made
,to prder,,
shortest Tod* at - •
R. WIWAMSOR,
H, I A , : .T - U:T-1),11 - 4• : •' -
NO. 41 ST. CTAA.ilft• ST. x
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PCTRONA WORKS.I,ONO,A4T4ER
warksos4 Todm i lr h o l .4. ll s7,
Vieswlrmairminiboa sn4 cTiAr,.4—.=
28 -*sr*intitilaterris.
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Mannractureitof -.lllnr, and Lohman&
Carbon Oil, and Beamed&
No. a njornamo oIbIi„WAiIitATIMAD
1011 1.mX,r1GOVIVIL, aft, oa band. eiat4y
JAMES - H. .01411.011 0,04
HOPIVCOTrinr- NUL LS,
Alleghemi
ocionomertoooss or
' SEAMLESS BAGS
AND OF .....
OE CNAL. I3 XMC3I4,
ftibil to 4o Incites %Tido.
45POzdent be lett ot. OBELLIA** LSI
Wood Wes*
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