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er.druversireiiel-ved some enemagament in
t . road Owego_ favorebte wewther,ialthough
t erftt aetnise lie yeal - adartionat 'strength
or activity. Thelpriees remain as they were, aid
hating withstood* az ocessfully this last pm:
lona/44*ms bi, - wea,..% the gin4 ,- irrhe Mgr.
-4 aelbiltr they t
in the - oft:et, thief doer not j
See ato be much OrnaPeot of their giving waY• The
wrange ill (rioted ats4 25(g4. Si) with averages of r ,
i n: two... i , _,,,,
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Perm okiers I gum '45 - for conafry glad
aitY Packed. but thelittle inquiry that le making -
Ls re.trieted to limes materia•iy leas than thee.,
New city paektd. ktk An some request at $l2 50, bid
there levers- iittll faring and none at fas thin
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• • The receipt:4-0(0'4 1 .m posted on- 'Change - to - 1k
wiRZ6.S; of Ithlith 4.05 V w ik:dies!ect4 Th
ditte.to..e.retrgiatie fo*. -warOt
west or. and there. as conaequently a &aline of
, ,10 0 15 ooxliveandd 20c owr.-on dressed The
ld to day t range Of from 830325 for
far to heavy ave*eo. and the - litter at $3 500
375 for lots und—r 2 P. and $3 90,g4 for lots over
,00A• .otoid saleie;thdy $3..10@
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4, 0 ? '', d
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odo 1 , um;rdo dukirt_anda.boir
es oolong from 6 Vl,or I's Reoepts ate
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Batltimore Coffee „Market,
We havatteneteelnee bitriaat,Weekly summery
Iheiriltristof the balrenio Oribeet, f cm Moe with
3 , 000 .41f4c, Tbe steely tbis deseripticin
tam fIOW-fite ten 8400 begs. Of LentuaY
— tire pfily:,l3 very limited. The
market has been eitfereety'relet and' inrealee
have transpired. fr'" • • • nearly n mind,
viz Rio; 19412,0 e; .nd Java. 33c
It- •ir
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4 4k•mim•
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came to &shod r
daY rdaht had f
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on e4og.ctrrit'ile at .o:Pole I.:and sinli.." The
.IZrtor passed sabortly a ft er the accident,
Min ,blir" pasl. 411 i l a ind• a -porHon of her
t to-thleptirtc=4
"last
oflifantry and.
°miff oaeahy,..lef he.ow last evening, on the
stannantillineri- r ,. tOlona, Prima Donna. P4*
1 Int 9 hananne•and4l4l B. Hamilton - . ,
1 .,1 .::- :7' ,•-' , Lein vino. ''''' -'-'
TiM riVerZirei fek 7 at this point. but ii oom
ila
litalutedthint UAW i tisrdit munling, and. up
toAuk jut livematined en Ave inches , at
which time there were , feet ail taohrs water the oanec - ihree :feet ' inohes bike pass at the
fella. and two feet sit 3 Ghee on thkrocks. The
we,ather4s mild and,; 'ohatly, oo*lderable rain
5
having . Allan' yestelau .
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' Itialhonahttl at the 'heavy rain s 'rivill . ' have the
effect to swell the hibni ries to the , Ohio very ma r
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The folit• ratel ''ere maintained by our
BrekertyPaY. viK?
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3
eonlenuti to meet tie i ts !Athalocal trade nn
tifiliihnliday;eare parr: The weather oontinue's
• :.
very *POW Burin on the wharf nontinues
- 1 - 41 tAtliz•Vukuflguar40 ant entirely btooked
=AM.. freight The 1 ' inn:articlespresent no
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change notiobsiglir ' ill Iniirklit,Weldulto
hatertfannitterilti6d ' Irbitotit i ttesiXresent
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dim purposes'. i': 7 . - 44) a . 0- 4 : . :Iv 3 7;i: i . . - I
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few sales beyond dray load lots; sales 101 bble Ex
tra. $5 50g5 60., IC3rtratirity . .. $6 2643 , 6 s(h sal
from store . the dra load at th e uanal advance
A 0. .. ~. o , , `eh . 'OW brands.At $5 75,
IV el i *olili• ..• ;V - ',- 4 /3 : a n s P ff 1 4 g' ii • • i
- •• • - 1.,- - a ex ja
inieriorat lower figure i,i,n_ .
Dried ittrat.—Th e is improvingi
100 bushels applWat $125; peaches 75 d
4 "5,::,, 76 7•4- - v• • 114 .4 . 7 ''. ' i
; , sige 6502 N - witOMClef .
- ' 2 ,- ; -' aes 3 barrels* . 18e;
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°1- ' H ' t
t 4 ikt4 is , unsold alit la 4 ;(i any
agog like a eorseq. qu on; the (nye w
coo 'of wiaaisoo;bh hails 41 m_l2 •
dealers ies-With ArL,II4I, _ 1, 15 49/ 03 an refill'
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ARVERMENG BATES,.
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The Abolition of' the Alabama.
It is hard to say whether the capture by
the Alabama of a large mail. steamer on
the grand route of travel between
the Isthmus and New York, and within
striking distance of the. , great, station at
KeiNestijis more creditible to the'iskill
and audacity of that "chartered libertine"
of the ocean, her commander, or more
disgraceful, to our government, which his
Injbyed'an unlimited credit' in' the' way
of ships, men, and material of war.
That the steamer Vanderbilt, sent in
pursuit of Captain Semmes, should have
I I failed to find him is not surprising. It
I would only have been surprising if she had
done so, since no secret was made
either of- her intended cruise or of the
direction which she was to take. Con-'
stant locthnotion being the price of suc
cessful privateering, especially when the
Privateer is one and his pursuers are
many, it might have been expected, one
would think, that the last place in which
Seinixficwoublbe: lookedfor would have
been the the scene of any specially no
torioue exploit performed by him. Heads
a3f, bureaus, however, are not governed by
considerations which address themsleves
to the minds of ordinary mortals : and it
may be that. the cabinet at Washington
will console itself for the practical block
ade of our Atlantic trade by the refleetiou
that if the West India squadron of Ad
miral Wilkeslas been powerless to pro
tect oar commerce on the coast of Cuba,.
it has at least succeeded the "still-vexed
I
Bermoothes" and stirring up -a slight i fa:
ver in the blood of the British admiral at
Ibilifai. But this important service will
perhaps hardly be appreciated at its full
value in New York.-and- other- Atlantic
ports, while our people remain expose - clip
Al the mortification and our merchants
Al th*.auxietiesitttendt, '
"ketteliner oir tnfilluwaitintifoutherh'
:oyw r i t hr 3 a romontic point of view, it is
interistifigitd find the common plade char
acter of a trip to the Hanava or Aspinwall
suddenly invested with all the excitements
which lend such a zeal to the legends of
„Lafayette, : arid the authors of yellow cov
ered literature may leginiately rejoice in
the accession to their resources of a cruis
ing
confederate, who charms ladies and
soothes infants by the graceful amenity , of
his deportment, and proves himself a com
peer of the
"Mildest mann.); ed mtn
Who ever scuttled a ship or cut a th r:at.'
But these are inaaequate compensations
for the loss of natic nal prestige and the
serious interruption of our marine high
ways. The Alabama is a nuisance which
must be abated. All the usual remedies
relied upon in such cases having proved
abortive, it is now clearly, time to resort
to what the French describe as the "grand
means."
The Alabama must be abolished by a
proclamation. This formidable military
Inver% of the radicals, which is to end
thew :and crush the rebellion on land,
can hardly, fail to be fully as efiective at
iisiej;;l pike to , employ it. Wks haie
triff&rwith drib Kraken, the' drrigott of
the deep, long enough. Mr. LincoltNas
it in hitpower to do, by a few strokes of
his pen, what our ships, our sailbrs, and
Secretary Welles can never accomplish.—
Let him come at once to, the rescue of
our commerce, and proclaim decisively
that if the Alabama shall not surrender
herself to the mercy of the government
on or before the let of April next, she
shall, from and 'after that (bite, be and
remain forever and utterly abolished.
Will the Tribune. spare time enough
from its care of Commodore :Vanderbilt'
reputation and of Mr. Stanton's strategy
to attend to this vital and imperative mat
The Original Error of . the Admin
istration.
In the correspondence of Hon. Jacob
Thompson, Mr. Buchanan's Secretary of
the Interior, lately captured at Oxfordj
Miss., the following extract from a letter
to the late gresident, dated June 7th,
188Y; l it-wo4tli attention. The Abolition.
ists are parading this correspondence for
the purpose of injuring Mr. Bachanan's
administration. They do not seem to see
how such revelations as this disastrously'
datilagelhELpresent authorities :
"In all I did, I acted on life-long con
victions,and after I reached home became
desirbuelditidie teversbce WiiiclAticl. be
: nshould then be perpetual—a new de
sire for me. I feared that that blunderer,
Lincoln, would tarn and - adopt my ideas
orStates'• rights. Had he done so, Seces
sion would have been killed off forever.
Had Lincoln, in his inaugural, boldly ta
ken the ground that he would evacuate
the, forts of. Sumter ar.d
~Pickens. , and
liktielthe-Secedeil•Statea tci!deterinme for
themselves their destiny, the Border
States' would. have been Secured to the
old Union beyond peradventure ' and in
all the seceded States there would have
beiniila-tUnion paity:which would have as
serted its ascendancy in all our States.
But the very, moment Lincoln suspended
thah'Ootoiedifition and ithe Laws;japd-mo
dertook - arcing and'appott navies
withautthenid of . Congress, the feeling
for separation became universal. Now,
nethit lc but annihilation will bring these
States anthihe old Union." • _
Printing Paper
It *estimated that sixty-five per cent.
•et the entire Stock, used by paper mann
factuerers is domestic rags, saved by care
hotuukrives..,, LEverrecrap of rags; old
paper, even old newspapers, are bo - ught at
good prices.
• Foram Morning Poet`
NOTHING BUT PRAYERS.
g BY ELIZA Et C 3ALFT
•
No;
notttlita but prayers to smooth our ways.
No "gitAllidng ann-beam, to light with its ta3a!
'the diricateavy
lotktitlitNit.RP&Pra to, light-n thojoad
Ofjoilf f rpof . trial, and shorten the road -
That 11'd Vlit with sorrow and,
Ilthlehut words—We call pray ens--Ixt our built,
We e opiwill be heard far on Ligb, and that
;`.
faith, lift us up to the light,
That-invitee afar off, and strategic to rearh.
Thrt!,aNstkr life-lesson we learn goes to teach
That torn, with their hate, keep it night.
. .
NRothitigtbirt prat ere, that mingle with earta.
Comiog pith sobs, from a heart that dares
Tdattittonlat , for help from on high,
To shied4tfrom a tempest of fury and hate,
ArretredleTdemons. that Soy al the tee
Qf go#,Hilitstilf heard not, Must die. -
; ila
.PrOthigiatil Amer' made hear; With tears,
- ).K.lleldejkiWlthsionbts and the burthen of yea's,
Struggling thro' da k..est logetto His sight,
ever he borne so high 2:
Oh wilFthe light ever fall from His eye ?
Con Hogiveth at light?
•
tyi .
Notii , n Ut prayers. Ah IHe prayed on earth I
Helwbui lie trust in this night-time and dearth
Of" all tis gentle , or loving, IF kind,
ai m
W.O wil4ray on—we may die in the alarm.
Wbiat'itill be death but the coming of morn?
If'e 4h out prcr; ere He cannot but find.
i I t _ Auasia and Greece.
ST, PETERSBURG, Dec. 18, 1882.
The journal de St. Petersburg, of tit
day}, inti eply to an article of La Prance,
saga: •
We that Russia was the first to
taka.apAer ground in the . Greek question
uponffie}4eaty. and proposal of 1830.=
NO candidate for the throne of Greece
hattlbeqa put forward by Russia, even by
the 'slightest hint. When public opinion
mentioned certain namea in connection
witkoq .country, we positively" declared,
in thename of the government; that Rus
sia hi a ileverfavored goy candidate. Rus
sia p arti cipates in Eastern affairs by rear
son o f .. er interest in their progress, and
from 1 3 r . sympathy with nationalities and
co-r onista. Her main desire is the
esttt ' merit of tranquility, based upon
the co ciliation of interests and, the pas.
d i
irons or political parties. As one of the
means,pf achieving this end, Russia ri3-
comus for the present the -establish--
mild tithe balance of influence of Hie
differinf European Powers.
IT—
- -OP
A 4IR6ESPONIENT of the Chicago Times,
with GAneral Grant's army, gives a re
volti4icture of the excesses alleged tot
have tien perpetrated by our troops upon
the inlinbitants of Northern Mississippi,
)near i ithimpkin's Mills.) We. trust these
Atte tints on investigation, will prove
,„1 . '
ex one. If they are.not exaggera
tion*, 401$ area proof of a very lax disci
*lin: 1..,
~ r. -. that, no dikeipline at all—in
arvailifOrlint-which the eoentry just no*
= la
is •• - tinfelleinneh.
i
deli I.g everything t ' at they can lay their
hand's lon, (says the correspondent, ) wheth
er of use or not to them, goes on. Help
less wbmen and children are robbed of
their clothes and bedding, their provis
ions taken from them,
and by men who
have no earthly use for them whatever.'
1 (From another correspondent.)
"Aprivate letter received here not long
since, from a soldier in one of our West
ern armies, states that their march South'
was characterized by acts of vandalism
and wanton outrage and fiendish cruelty
disgraceful to a civilized people..
Burning houses, desolated fields-and
homele,ss. households marked their path
while unlidensed robbery, indiserimintite
plunder, and not tinfrequently assassina
tion completed the woeful picture pre
sented by an invading army which appear
ed to be without rest: aint, and whose only
purpose would seem to be, as thus mani
fested. to burn, pillage, and destroy as it
went."
French Despatches from ,Wash
ington on Mediation.
Lorniox, Dec.. 13th, 1882.
A letter from a Paris correspondent in
the Indeiendence Beige comments in the
following terms upon the impression pro.
duced in the French capital by the account
of the reception accorded in America to
the oft of: mediation by the Emperor's
government:—
The government received despatches
yesterday from M. Mercier, our Minister
at Washington. Their contents have not
yet been made public ; but if one may
judge from private letters coming from
New York, it may reasonably be supposed
thatthe infototation confeyed to'theMini
istart•possesied. very great interest. AS
might 'have been foreseen, a portion of
the Democracy has cried out more lmidti
against foreign interference than .even the
lespublitinisetheniselves; it hat demanded
more vooiferously than ever war to tlid
knife, for the re-establishment of the old
Union. * * * * * * * * *
A journal of the Republican party dish
plays astonishing vigor. It talks of nothh
mg less than delaring war upon France
and her accomplice, England. In its ex,
altation thii paper is led away by strange
illusions ; the formidable quarrel of North
and South is nothing but a petty, dtsagree•
ment, ready to give'place to the most cor,
dial unanimity against the pretensions of
the foreigner.
Tax on Advertisements.
A few days ago the publishers of sever
al of the Baltimore daily morning papers
addressed a letter to Commissioner Bont.
well, asking "from what time the assess.
meat of the tax on advertisementsposi
tively takes date." Mr. Boutwell replies,
through a letter addressed to Wm. E.
Beale. Esq., U. S, Assessor, that it takes
date'from the first day of Sept'r 1862. .
Funeral of Senator Pearce
The funeral of Senator Pearce took
place on Monday last. The Chestertown
News says:
His remains were interred in the new
cemetemitar_the_ town._ and. our com•
mnnity testified their respect. for. him by
generally , closing4heir stores and public
placea dnringibe passage of the proces
sion,
The President's Emancipation
Proclamation.
It is stated that President Lincoln will
exempt from the effect of his emancipa.
tioc proclamation .the States of. Delewatt),
) 1 4rYlandiiNentriCky. Tennessee and:l i ria.
sonzi r with Tails of Virginia. , Noith -Car
olina and Lotman&
Hbw tot Hear the
: Gospel.
Rowland Hill paid a visit to an old
friend, a few years before his death, who
said to'him.
"Mr. Hill, it is just 65 years since I firsts
,
beardyou preach, I remember your text,
and your sermon. You told us that some
people.were very squeamish about the att.
livery of diff-3rent ministers who ptett4ed"
the gospel. You said, 'Supposing you
were attending to hear a will r ead where
you expected a legacy to -be left you, wotild,
yon.employ the time while it was reading:
criticising the manner in which the law.
yer read it i'• No,- you -would uot—ypu
wouldLbe•giving all ear to hear it anything
was lett yon, and how much it was. •That
is the way 1 . • would advise you to hear the
=This -was excellent ,
advice, and well
wortli'remembering:6s years.
CARLYLE says nine-tenths of the miser !
iee and vide proceed frcim
idlerressi -L With"men of quick minds to
.
whom it-is - espeeially pernicious, this hab
it is commonly the fruit of many diaap
pointments4nd- schemes, not so much for
the want of strength as from the ill direc
tion of it. The weakest living creatuie,
by concentrating his powers upon a single
object, can accomplish something; the
strongest, by' dispersing his over many,
may fail to accomplish anything.
THE man who makes a joke without in-
tending it frequently amuses us more thin
the most ingenious of professional jokers
—as when the milkman in the play 'is
charged with putting calves' brains in hie
milk, he answered, " Brains I 1 never
had such a thing in my head." It was
the same sort of a case when a juryman
having - asked the judge to excuse him from
serving on account of deafness, the latter
said, "Couldn't you hear my charge to
the grand jary ?" "Yes, I heard it," said
the man, "but I couldn't make any- sense
of it."
[METH EMT/RA(ITM) TH 0 111,T
RAIN bribe flee ;of en apparatus whereby
no drugs or galvanid battery are used. Medi
cal gentlemen and their-families have their teeth
extracted by my proems. and are ready to testify
aotethe safety and nod:deadens 'of theoperaticin ;
whatever hag been said by persons interested In
amerting th ooo ntrary.baeing no imowledge of My
Proem. • :
taiI..ANT.WMAL.TNIMILineerted in ever,
Ans. and • charge' as 'Mc a & will warrant the
beet of material In all oidßc
• , Mitt Dentist,
-1M Smithfield itreeti
LAkistrisitin 00 - 11 Ell NINES
SMELTING WORKS.
PARK. ra"CIIZIRLIcir: ..4. CO..
Sheath, Brasiers' and Bolt Copper, Priallod Sor
oar Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms, Spatter
Solder. - att.-_-Also imports' sad
.• . . - . 11 , 1633,
H9n V ieltalg Ur
Constantly on hand: Tistr i ' !Whim
nd L . Warehouse. No.-149 and /MI
ZOO STREETS, Pigsbargh.
arpogr.l. orders of WV/4r Snit tont, desired
patt - - 1621:1yd&w
=JUNG AND STRANGER
In need of a medical blond. ihonld not fail tt.
And out the sure place of relief, The Doctor is
regular graduate. and his exponea,... LL Una treat
ment of• ontidn Wass of diseases is a sure guar
antes to the Wrenn of obtaining permanent re
lief by the use of his irmsdlis amifiAlowing aii
advice. .
DR. BROWN'S REMEDIEB
Emir ... fail to tiese worst form of Venereal
...Impur and Gmofttlons diffeetions.,-
Irscitill abeam arising from a bpreditaty Mkt.
which manifests itself In the form of tette
Psoriaidm and a great many .farms of skin dis
eases. the origin of which the patient is entire',
ignorant. To persona so afflicted, Dr. Brown offers
hopes of &sure and reo ut m t ,
BRAUN
Dr. Brown's remedies for the alarming trouble.
brought on often by that solitary habit olseesnej
grauncation. WILIOJI the young and weak w inded
often matto.lto their own da l traett a w
the only rensi • monodies known in the country
—they are safe. and Make a spindi restoration
of health. ,
Br. grown s remediesnever:M.lM cure thlS
diseasepainitddisease 11 71W DATl— he a
ours. Real s o - treats
mmu Q onnorrhma
Stricture. Brothel Female Weaknem
Monthly. lihappreadona, of. the !joints.
Orrln An% Nervous Affections. Pains in the
and Kidneys. Irritation'of the Bladder. to
gether with allybuses of an impure mien.
toe- a-ing the maptemsomntaininsit
irix;_dtisitiiit to DR. BROWN, No.arimithlleld
ed . Pittsburgh. Pa. , will be immedla answer
. Medicine st to any a d dress. caf packed
And solute from eMervation.
Moe and Meet!, R ms. No. SO Smithfield
trod • nolli-dawds
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
Fon inn SPEEDY AND 'PERBFANg
ENT cure of
EONORREEA. %EEL IFEETECAIL"
Diseh mar Sembla Weidmess.
stoup % jaciontinencu i 3eni- urtts
tletrAt the' Hid
nays an Bladder
Which Wu been need Iv; uPwArdli of
ONE lIHNDBEIS PHYSIQUES.
•Inotlitdr drat. praidoiArith the (intim MOON%
eaveree'CoeM,fetiriuilk.' Wines. or sua
°materna , Chart° oWh.'
BELL'S : SPECIFIC PILLS
mirk action, often effeoft aura In a
few and when s owe is effect itisperman
ant. ey are prepared from vegetable extract!
that a re harmless on the system, and never nause
ate the sipmaoli. or impregnate the ' breath and
being sugarooated, all nouseonz taste is avoided.
NO change df diet as necessary whilst using them:
nor does their action interfere with business p us
suits. Bleteh bax'contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE' ONE D 0,11,13..
- Dr. Dell's Treatise) on itenainal
- - 'Weatusess:
.
satAbarea„-„Gessorrhecs, fa Pamphlet of
Ed Rafael. togamin at important advice • to the Sl
fliotw. SENT F flixosmts are required to
Dar Donate.
DS: BELL'S GREEN-ROOK,.
A m cq &p raDtpa o thr i aß t eirissa , 6744,5tri•-
Praiinip ontleFloglish. adapted with
ot .ho" .4;9,phydda.
-PRICRONE.DOLLAR.
The Pills or Books sent. some from ob
servation; by niail,,Yost-Yaid. by any 'advertised
A gen t. off maiptilf the money.
S. BRyAfi, 76 Cedar Ansi, N.Y., Box 6079.
General Agent.
JOBRPH PLBMING.
eorner Market street and Diamond.
Agent for Pittsbnrsb.
Sold by all Draiorleta. aulLdiamelyrds
Tins Ds?-
Just opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
& co.,
11179 148 Yederiletreet.AlleehenY dot
GEM ICLAMIKETI4, tz _
-I , IP
FOR ARMY USE,
W. NeCLINTOCK at NON;
nst MARKET STREET.
0e24.
_PAPER XANWEINBI _
Of all stilei,,l4rniefaiitto tax iulviime. will
be aggdAttitimptallayf mmumALl4
tr 7 Wood strao
DO s "'
lIMMEI
Manniaaturers of
rZCOUZIiIIi
DEALEIZEI IN olia
8. M. tiza
IANOPACITTI*s
Pure ,11 ca .3 4 4 " 0 1/*
• 313. Dr Z:Q , .
40;0fileo ( 4 %1,1a:41411W BT/U42Tei oPPosit
;P li
ima a R., ft. Depot.
13411 oil wsuntanteit '
P • E ' l 7 3. ? 4 ' l A () AZ!, Vi .: 43 X.5 3 c 6
LOP IO . -*- INILLERAico;
WORKS AJIMRPatIRGB Intuit?. AL.
LEGS RA ROAD.
ISPOdloisad Venation. r - •
il O tEß ETAlTlLßalr,i'litinatrual;
Maaufseturar r of •Illuminating sad" Lubricated
Carboni)* and ilensoleß- •- •
Bi n : 1 REPINED OIL, EZI!'ZO9IRE , al tilel4lirmatik
Ltu een ' O 11- I'V o rkf
DUNCAN; nu24 - ilm ,at C 0..! .
ihinufwouimi t .,
muk.w.m.ra•armugisl' -
C A. It 33 0
.X. 4.1-0!.;
011oe,_ NO. 119/_ LIBERTY STREET 11•9 t,
kuuli. Pa.
THE ARDESCO COMbRY 1' 7
AVANVIACItTRE nsvn von
a.r.m sale a superior area's of
Refined Ardeseo OH,
WON . EXPLOgIii. 11.805
"NP 11.11 EBEN Z-0 L. E.
_ _
warehouse, 27 111W.111 STREET
P127.4.81:1110.11. P&NNA.
,
The - Philoso.thio BUniet
lICIF.ILYDEBPSUNNWDOIMILE.Aenrimes
'Pldosciplde Burner for Carbon Oil ;is now
ready. It possesses manywdvantages-overthe,
Common Bonen. •
1., amakes bergs or -Ma /18618 wit!! Perfect
combustion.
2. It will buns any quantitrof ell With gaiety.'
8. It:can be used.ith a long: or short chimney.,
4. It can bo used as sktaper night-lamp;
5. It oan always be made to burn eoenewdeli7.
-6. It is more easily wicked 'than 111113 r. other
burner.
7. It can be trimmed and; 1/81404.1.5.44;i8
moving the Pone.
8. It throWs all the white light ahivelbeoone.:=
9. The, chimney, can be removed or ins ertedwithout touching.the th . •
These burners are e iMmakon - NO:ll±ge,land,
can pntlssi any Wulf Mow in l ase ; - ' , llverjep
eon-ustest. Carbon_pil shoul&havens,Philoaophio
nts oente!.._per ßold
No. 82 YOURTff sUed, Pittibm6.
itO2S-Itelw P. HAYDEN
OUQUME- paig:lol%;.
FllTZ:rOrr et co
•scrr•ortralisos "via: /lama?: pi
FINISHED -BRASS. WORK.
GAS AND STEAM liPprielgittir'
airkartioular attention to fitti4 l oll Reline!.
:g m° / rt Z g n a bt l e s t u rrl cl c r ari its) alla ' nu o i e de ng
ally. . _
lErione Oil Ne; DavYs. flake
Gas Braokete and dente: camel' ST. 'wadi;
t3TBERT AND DUQUICSPIR WAY. - WSW,
JADIEI3 FETAI34, %,I.L
-FOWNARDIIIII AND COMMON VERDIAN ,
Flour Gratu, Baron, Lard. Iluttor t
fined Fruit And. Prel la,"•,.--, I
- %BIEIRITXP
RUES TO—Frinde G. Bidleg.&q4 William
Dilworth, - Br. 8. Cuthbert & Pittsburgh.
Boyd. & Ott._ deicer &,Swearil . en, 8. Mitady.
Cash. M. & Bank. List Howel Mangle & Co..
George W. Anderson. Donlon, Eaton k `Co..
Wheeling. 11.72&2pthisi.
J. ar. M. M'SMIMErsi•
Brass Founders,
GAS AND StEtitITTEDS, , i
MI kinds of Braes 'Oita "Keen Vaellol
made to elder. ;
• Also,
..
BRASS OASTINGS, Or ALL Kink
Made at theahortest tiotice.• •
OIL REFINERY'S FITTED 11P..
1111.&11 orders left at SOWN &
WOOD STREET: will be promptkvattendedte.t
The members of this firm being practical-Inv"
°hanks ; of maag ream' experience the, bud %
S
will insure go give saSffietion in every re:
Am • - aetioydd
WILMAIN BAGALErt,
WHOLESALE GRO`C - 1 - 11.
NO/3. 18 AND 20 WOOD 8 1 1 1 2#T,. :
•
P / 1tT191117 BO
wurtAx IMAM mad teamassit,
HAMMON A. oonu4 Special Partnes.
Getteral Paitners.
MEANS a COFFIN,
fiiuooratoro to Wearidless. Mom A C 0..)
WHOLESALE GROOMS.
Owner Wood and Water &mit",
telo:ie prrirsamtwa.
mtrito.t.EA.Dr A. 4 3 . .NC1E"; 1
.....
rirIHOPIAS ' 'MATTIS /k,lf. KIXIMOPSAIN
X Agent.
.115 Water strp l'ittabbigiri 1411 .
le PrePared to bring out - or, , bank;
from or to ssi Ta i wt of the p d pountry. flll7
steam or nakehr ' -
SIGH 13.1F0R: SALK. Disable in . any
Dart of littropii.,
.Agent for the Indlanatholis and Cill9iimati Rap.
road. Also, Agent for the old Black •Star Line 'of
sailing Packets, and for *ethos of Steamers lialP
between New. York. l4verpool. Glasgow and
Galway. ' hill 1
WILLIAM CARR &
WHOLESALE GROCERS;
And Importers of
wisrso. BRANDIES, suns, ay.
Di alan and Dealers in
PINE OLD MONONGMEILA EYE w_rinorg
=CI Liberty , Street„
prrrsauses, PA:
IF YOU WANT HON E GOOD NEW
Trait 'prepared - Mince Meat; mind. and
all other kinds of Bytom, cooking 'Britadr.
Nine,.NewrOrange. Lemon and l:Fitrop : Poel go to
Haworth & BrothominiheDiamond. where you
will get it new orop of Fruit andt-lower than' at
an
_y other housein the cat. - Also ajersoral and
t assortmentpf Fainily•Wromriee i Toas t Winak
Brandies.. and 'a ll :0We? kind s Forman and
Domestio Liquors. • -
Iy.WItTH aBROTHRH.
aom corner mond and Diamond slim
J. H. CASIDAT.
Note, Stock, Draft, „Bond and Nora;
gage, Beal Retate and liar.
ehandise Braker. •
OPYIOB,_ROOM 316.12131711,11}P BUILDWO4
FOURTH STRUT. Pittsburgh. Pa:
Desirable •Mill property and other Beal . Retatei
to the amount (11200,000 for sale low.
WK. E.BuNTRa
WM. H. SMITH deM,
WHOLESALE
-NOS. in nab 2 p O t
de23 ' PlTTirtirbir'
Alrit
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nations. tr .. st r. sw .. . .
delicate
abasesararees7ca ' or •
tuatiftemto ti gi.dtg4±io
old, to yontlmot be
tuttWDs. . A
doltei 1- - 4siiiii.
or Ato.f a ,
lei the 'filespOmag
I shocked. kit it.a.grsat cut
a& tor , tattddimiaggiOni.VO torn
oivAlciahmt isons,apd,4o;
othooldgVeeatittots .
Mt...raruse tlutt,they clothe game e;" AtlmiettMllagilistaque..
doe might beton:to them auto 4,..v,.
modest and procunaptuttne '
raiso in ignorance, sprang -AT. as. r.....
.who l 'empawa.lootetvoMel•-"' '
dollars' and cent.s ..
_tarenieg.
tiotten.',lt igtoinnnita-whowevs
7enta and gairilaas . are thel
6044-4 .danatlitenzandowdivito v .,
and of delicate eatt.on and a,
.itaiss...2.l.Bm mmesstitc•wth;sitotridate
BtigutEtTßUP heti. dee nany„ b fore al.
Inarri gratiotengli.higthassithetkiiittlaglt.
realm angle& :j attilleation. se. - tip Ini... 4
limiter . . • . -
.., , •..- ~“ .. tott - Metetett..
IrAl it itry sho rt mew of .. . '.'"*" . new remidit
ram, rom the • . ..t.. , cm. a•la f , a
44
WiM . *.• 0 male ' s
itaiethrettgo4o4, Ilitoggit-niieoch
over for& Team' in there 'Area
;months elsti .
_pitageot,
_' *4 ,14-afer4d Win:.
the the Indict leads ltim to ear--torall with t 1
•fOir triel./telath..VialliniWl44%*o'
ItPon the nowl-p *sok. to hd tnr itri_ :..4l - •
Inontebankg and imaccm.,lnt, tome mod ;t.l
Difigitwtionua slroritazklimlitralse ,a 0
whit* so many tan 4 . atir emmigsdasi_vitz744
now be relieved. - rattitmji.„-;:,
time - mv.freatorient,!-A
b 7 IFQ/$04,41.411 vise ,r whioh .. !if „!
18 gtve4 paths t r am,
_mat app - toting ,tilie sgi... 4i - 4.1
kvantatev of telf ,atinctris4 Attihrlehoe
an
'fitbaatl9l4l9-War=rdie'AalL "PlFtrin
....ttesltnnin ' aligiailaViat 5.0
a dik1r5er., ,„ „.„....„r„ ... „
m 7re .0 , ea, I gungint. erAlro. ,
sirle...l/2.,:aw.stig mumeld---.
, Ilteitqoq Psi'PtiUni stri
lmAttPottunard 7 --,-:
to ttertsthkat•
uiltilk.f. , .! tl• - ;":::%14- • 7 --."- - 11 - X:,
>;-:.•*- t. - iltiebuithlkeltoXitia. - - ri;
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ArillNU.ll7.l.l; .15/ttltrillloll/121111-,&11 . a .„
m - ingtice for al.erson thstittut been- sorelyval- ---4..
lietestfotyettre,•WhinAteit itotittir :frelldeta. oti
hls „sufferings; buti.eoloidetelv,;eured.:4,tesivo r! , - .'
been-afflicted ti ltlievism - itallittiatitiofialotftrY 'iirf
ill ysipelturtorlyeargst - tvggskealled.onces t imal of
our reaular,Phvelcums. bat tyl wifhootsny hen- 4..,•„.;,.`;
'etitt- . I ealle emilioetoi l itralittruiq , B63l,s4VMO . .7 , ...,
Pallt,find havetakerkhlk,tiedisine,,whish,, Ispw-
over, :is all:editigtosisn rheft" laiiittivi atioed 4.
asieverwett 'l'.iawPolltol6-teltilt ttir_ilmo .. -;, 1t1.
will Jplease cello .t ~ ; TR AS- UNLAIno. , - -%•:
-Rater flusgondwr c y2...ts • ~...,
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1
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_a bean - aillictethinetrivtall; eta dto - ' - --z:-
ease etdied.V.Uq. ...ow 01.1" Pits.- - I hare '4
tried the_bbitisAysiets - as. flight d tount3y and
dis: this.tag ~ b effetb:t a was --'"
advhied to „pill on Dr. .B it.,trup. Jut resmend
lava - hid . - el - COMM!. 4 1 , thee. r•
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D. SEEM *AY ri--,
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Ivppywia. - ,L.frouLtheleolPe.9A-D i re st p L hea• SIP
'uolineetian4"thsi tun - bulk, „ autr-h2
media hit ". ~Psalt49oler the
the most aauil; gnaws. :As =torte I
edy it is without a rival as will *die'
" ' ''. I tj a i lt a4 "ti• W Pall
Ili- ;, e ;;.MT. ; ervotts'; ordbi
, bibllibbi&iild we re,tlWeaourtiorr
',sputum, :roadie& b.u., its .ekofts
tioa c erlarstreitthotdaufpfo
legoiciAlt • .:
.-,,, ' ..14#'
'pro year*. - ; 1,- ).,...
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IItEVOIPANI
MOPS te&
glint ON& ,
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vireiltusti V * sv.
ArGrei_ dusiiiinentiftf
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Wholesale wad liealrGeoeers,
PIRPM.*- 1 4 1, 190.1.1*-ANA rimft
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caucs,sTigucT AN tiIt DIAMOND
n av y ~ .:I .ll;A TAlk a i to*Orril
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I: • Wholesale %ibex* . :Ind ' or' if
init ;a ' good trail. trzon'ant: of. 0 best= , ./. -
streatv in- the ottr. is offered foo aa Vist„
Stagg
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vas with to In into; other kus . Fog 12 - "
warden - days attr o aae • ,
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41-4-11. szE.tir ' '
gu. 341 mrut &dust Oppaite Osimor
REAL ESTATE 43W ORNEReu; AGE'
MIAMI -
.(iOTSS. BONDS. MORTSAGES
- Who' Hi , ' ritioa. •
C . ~ .
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OLT'S 'REVOLVE 'S:i. ,
new model, all sizes , for Fa] by
SOWN
. . ,
NEw sirolok °rimer 1
Just - received at, Blckleli I
Fifth staeet.
•
4101111111 -- LITT
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110. - 164At117 1.
STOCK ANI
_Promisor,' Wok", Btakßoad and Mortgait.
lbonebtimid- NAL; • v -
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out advsnikiu Dna uniutimTuueks_tit
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