, 75., , 4 , 7 7......,-.., : - , :,f i,. . 4 TINI . 1 1 41-I .ER - ;• ~
' 'r,: l o. - 'Dili readers Ita i.: 4.iiit'Ae.iinuolinee
ii of thi/flipV = o£' Butler
- *llip49m,fiii... ciivAtit.o;l4s- and
6 1
2.1 ...6iiiiisi - Banks in his
— ! - steMg=lliegeri' - Timiiiiiiiiiii" is that
**4loiip!aints '4 :_ t he Frenck!eonstil at'
NT. ~, 1 anse means o - causing
1744 Yr e was - , f •
t
'ie . :AnMlsn be , ca 4i. e; the I r cllct!* condi
- in - '4f;- Ifni goveroMiptiliasiet as io be-
Nr1f)41:110:e"0 [zopte-03fiiiisigr,161+
- rii::frissoftr• 0,4 Itrat•Aidnea ;foreign
':' , •1;lk --- i ;_ : ;tlir''' - : ‘;.::- -::::.': : . .: • ' '
• -9Aotoei
t he. , :, cause of -general
mininral - 4-,te; we i:ire : Ofeasitd
illitoial t sinki:.'llels'a*ciiiiiier
I V* ak.liciid - absolute :toin•
iii': - ;i!'en;rage7-;:&iiiiiinnitY.
1 182 84 wretch, whose only
_ --,,..-.;_,..,
11. 1: 1 7 ert r- e, mit . - a ,
3ucceel. . Benjamin F.
Abel scoundrels like
iied 'car the bounty of
ii, are intich 'to blame
/, in which!oar. bleed"
- T_RPltier4 #fiiii.
“Y obittitTit* *eii
, -- -_-; t........ ":
iiiiiiiii . i_ Itavi; . _ en
on. .gezapnt to -.ho Southern Hotspura
4 0> 11 :A0hrolia,kb: .6 10liarn;:i - : :; - Ae:;:and
tlt_
Papist 11- Dickinson And ..their crew of
r. -- ,,vlliiiic fne.,,,iriliiiji4c4',iiiitibfgrs were more
ikiTAtiVerlitiiiii - nl4Bhtiiders themselves.
!: 4 , l 4 4AtaSk t4eAsTir,g,49s9Merdidthe
I
t*: - PaEnottptriileCiniiiii " ' inl , s;f7iieinfiting
*ell
, 1 ITatitkitrir-than we r d this Butler the;
. 0 ziOilokic,tie.,4)o4l43ildtkeipro:illitverjr,
4 • --=dfeei#P4B4o for Governor of
te' .a ! -
.„. iltl!ieiii;VeioAi more 4indictive
i''' 7 47 P-Aluti.,_ TAtuilitiOniste.idelf- and governing ; , s ., jiTiiw...Qtbaruermith a lerOcity, worse: , 'than'
~ - Wlhat of Pm,e,affri,,at.Grpiadg in Spain. The
q). 1,,.... ~IFoil4 remarkB'i ll—
--:roci-late, Ntri'teari'toln l- Ao' - iiil 'the 'M' hi
.lz',!--*ltief that.-haalkeee. do ne by his predepea
c 2 ....,Z 1- ; - ;:iporblataterwirt.upc, to clear the
--..ic , ..-Aiiipolud hir - and thefita - ''ofilie' — I--
_...„.. wel-cautainfilieTnion
alarhich bias. been cast over
he tither'ffy the Conduct of
31.- and his subordinates in 1
,litajor Gineral -Banks haA4
corninand,too.,whieh this j.:-..
Ihri' ago announced
~. -•'-',.`
td; ', - ,l l i- '";, • :7 - .''' .
dAlenee ~ ft his ' val in.
ist,- . ..- ' a '-: with the
ifAlfari4 Ihivia, ,deuoun.
loin
it.„%eas of mankind, to
Ctranntiougi iiidtitiOnliy-itny
Meer in to_' whose Tower;he
(WAT , Trili,WoT4teksiitie;
rhaltial JAME - tom seeing
,crate - in 4a,hideoua ctirtu4
atinitivi•fe ncifyr Viliilethi
t .
tittWor,Ba tirJeuds a certain
`"' ta t 0',.5 1 1 4 P , 9 6 4Put forward
''`Daltta , motitlittfitatiou'dflib
ilistiness of proclamations
pciiale_itC , ba.. ridiculous
a to be detastable,
_the nom•
?dace casbilinprabl, high.
*suitkilil4 a man - hi Gen . ,
ait - it aulfiaktutiAtl hopa.lhat
biddined . 'won ..paptilm•
South west of - Genet - al
tons;, any r indeeeistf,b4si
id' of `Davis', yiniiiiiiduai
v - Ire_melisinrably-Connte r i
__-...auministratliiint ones temper:
9itati*iii4pil!ailiagiti l d honest . of the lriitinbia city of NeW Orleans.
'..-.L..1--.., ...—_, - •
4440:iei Cifidirupit #.r our Goner.
'up'oil :the . Ra ppahannock.
li„iclimOnd -„E'nqrfiffr editorially
if hiir(Bunnt,d,e's) ability. as a
ikia: o 44:Aresaiu7 ,44; state
. i.e'sbaleany : ; :l ar.thlF;Thilli es
'ford County, lut sent .flav
ht - ,.rein coldimne:.ogfatihok
,niitek,l,ithtia .ffirnialint
errliiiilllSO ball - Slitgi ,
intli' anti. ol;alfell
~.'..-.:,,,._.._, . - Jailed' ' takiay. -- ,•! I
liWila e aii i iiimeut a 4 b Bishmoad Riv,
- - -r 'i -: : -- P 7 -1 1, 131 0 41 5: -‘---
tk-fi l ig r ceeill 2 013:r a,•taiii she .
I *....,9le i lery 2 _,,,ujaillW x ,_ gT: j 4 !*' l4 in be
7 ' i4l3 ' z 't .P'"wilt 5 1!• 11 ! - : ' ' *lolled. - - T . ci
l l i :Li iiiOwtOtii - (40040nt
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lifer, and by
Conefiti
41.3111.1%-• •
the
Otheitfeet(n-
asierteketnirg.
Itl 2
'ered severely
«aing the en.
bend - of :his foto
it-;into :action.
„ „,
--
4Obiniton took
on. ivOunded kA
eitl.Pait: George
:gip and
teyrible - hours of
notated regiment
:a. Y~:~*~ii- y:
Further Developments —Gre at
~.
Swindling in the Payment of
Bounties of Soldiers.
19
. Morn the New York Thive..l
. In addition to the enormous frauds up
on the . United States governmen• which
.
are brought to light in the statement above,
we have still another featare of the gen
rat system, of swindling to which, it is
, , .
'said, the State and country have been sub
jected, atmost.ever since the offer of boun
tiesfor the enlistment of private soldiers
was made.. At first—Aat is, for a very
.
few,weelts- ..
there was, at. least ? a show of
liiiiiiiitila-;iirawiel the;nreeedingly Mier
:al bounties offered to men to enlist; and,
at"that tinin, when a - man enlisted, he was
tsken to ; the qaarters of the Company or
regiment into which he had enlisted, and
- there.tept.- -That ,conrse, - 'however, was
not long generally pursued. The I men;
when .enlisted.and: having received their
.bounties, would ask for a "pass" for a,'
few,clays t to regulate•,their• family affairs, 1
midi() spend the bounty uioneY for 'what
themselyes or. their families needed. This
seemettprOper enoughnt the time, bnt ex
perience proved ..that many of the men
thus let.go did not return, and were, in
Consequence; marked' as deserters. The
system was, then commenced by many offil'
.cers of retaining a -- .large - portion of the
bounty, onfgrantitira pass,-in order to in.:
sore the retartrof the enlisted man.
t:' Those - vholuid. enlisted with the 'inten
tion of going into the, war, returned, of
COurse, and clairtailtikereinaifider of their
lkeunty. money. 1341,fteie were many who
did not r aturi it is;,:lieleast, remarkable
that: f• - thot*Who'did not return vey,few
have befin::alieSted..', of ,the ( abou t), six
thousand. rgen*lio received' the bounties
in the nity of ginoklyn; ancl_the immense
lylarger number who received the bona-,
ties in.. this eity,. it. is not believed that,
much More thari one half are now con
..nenfed with hte,arly by reason of their
'Lifte enlistment. in this connection it is
properto .say that the .charge of giving
.passes to men,,while withholding.theprin
.v?pl,portiok of their bomitiee, .and taking
.un-citlier.nieasures to insure 'their return
isma . ,..lo4,.l.cloeit z l.tot i ,of course, apply to of
ficerprUeki'desiielOftllnp their compa
niestuategitßins:-..wthi-paramonnt to ev-
Wotlie,3l34pnevertheless, the tact is
notorious'among niftier's and privates that
an imagnseNAnotint* - money has been
talierill'bni;theieininieel.for counties, and
that, the men , ciedited- for receiving it are
.)''rteltls ll M4V- t ; ' - -', ' i
:'," "Itibolotted..that there are men now
intlike , nityifii#o4 . ol..clotlies, who have
been p -- "An44..tiii. times, tinder;
the ilesT • ---`'
: - 'Under diffireat
Alma, azi4ho-itavei t . '- -- %rr.gted.
Ir*-440-,:etftiia.oije
other
Wheat
thiee
.iiiiinttilf,and sweet potatoes have 'formed
the principal article of diet. -
I tear - did theta- icket: guard of about
500•Lonisiana rebel s, with two Smell field
pieces, commanded , by Col. Shiehle, had
left that placeaborithalf an hour - - - ,befciec
ihelitiding of 'Odr - troopa, poet 'haste for
Port ilptiso,n, F wheee there : are
_12,000 ior
15,606 rebels. SOme of the negroes said
theYlked.trind to take away a few bags -.of ,
corm' but one sbellii-buret ad close by them
in the woods that they' dropPed the corn
tii - eicpedite-their flight. All the whites
,who yemained, sofar, as I could discover,
yrofessed to be Union mem One of them,
4 - Teefichman, who "conversed broken
''Englielf, 'Said fluently: "I'M so glad' the
Union soldiers have come. • Perhaps we
Will get something to eat when the secesh
are all gone'' from - the country.'"• Solite
of the peopleshad left the city that very
morning, 'but moat went away a: fortnight
be more previously.
A TALE: WITH THE CONTRABANDS.
Following
the...example sof the corres
pondent of a radical paper, 1 betook my
'self to a conversation with gone contra
bands, but , for amusement as well as in
formation: Sortie Were comparatively in
telligent, and their answers ,corroborated
facts that Mend correct. One little fel
loW, with an irregular piece of old . fe t hat,
three-fourtlut_of a_ pair , of butternut pants,
oho anaPender - that fuel been brOkein three
times and - re-tied, and a hickory shirt
!ilia pus sleeve, interested me conetdera
'•; • milked' him If there wero any ttllolition
late in 13aten Rouge.
'de rebels tockthem off."
"Indeed I what do they do' with them!"
"Day shoots 'em, slap,- mas'r."
"So I suppose. You knoW what an ab•
olitionistie; don't yon ?"
• 'Teal tnas'r; what de sojers call cart
rid.tes."
hat sufficed.
Boon after . the, troops landed dye aged
citizens called-on Gen. Grover and claim.
ed,protection for-the town and the few
aged.inen,
;, the. Women, children, and ne•
groisivho.reinained. -Gen. Grover /19811-
NA thiiirrhe;,deeired to injure; none such.
SYDNEY,
• Gen. Banks' Expeidltion.
CELAILER HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS,
Dec. 15.
The secret is Partially out and is rapid
ly •developing. Gen Banks is—at pres•
ent, leastin- command of the city of
New. Orleans ?)ice Gen. Butler. It is for
the time being, and probably will contin
ue tabe, his headqcarters, from which he
Will - supervise and in some instances per
socially command the expeditions to be
made from this place, for the complete
opening of the Mississippi river, and for
the relaking acid holding posseasion of, in
'add "through this' federal authority, the
country rouud:aboat. The first and evj•
dent:vital •necessity
,is to capture all the
placeiridong the courae'of the Father of
Waters where the rebels now hold or have
o e or , e cone , eracy. Ississip•
pi must be ours fromsouree to delta. W
must have undisputed passage of its wat
ere, and.when that is done its fertile val
ley,_viith its vast agricultural and commer
cial resources, its cotton and its sugar of
luture,crops,its vast wealth of trading—
nay, more, the loyalty of its people, secu
. te4 interest; is fast bound to
the United States government once more.
I dlifit'ot - override the matter: What is
exae-,tothe confederacy when ii. is irre
vocably isolated by our possessidn of the
Mississippi? The rebels will be unable to
keep . an arny in Texas ith pur gunboats
along the river and our w eipeditions nb folt
lowing close on the land. There can be
uomistake about it; that when a portion
country is isolated from the central
-poWer, 'the - conquest of that isolated
liiirgon'is'a thing comparatively easy to be
'accomplished, and no warfare can be kent
up except a.guerrilla.,*ar, such as is yet
practiced; to some extent, in some parts
of Missouri and other portions of . the
Southwest,
411111nr ,
1 -04 , 611 art, - ----1 1 th—eff,* : i,
,;.7.ariiiirninf t ir inert it - eici tiftifilliti4etth
bounty; leave_ the Pr,' '7 l' 4424^
in - the hands of the - iting of.
ceive the accustomed ' s, and the..
for Rhode Island tetit,Atilist agairgt, h ,„ AL
la
~.,.___„_. t,A.
The Change ut uomenanenrs */
NesOank • ,-- ' :.-,...`1 f
ia i
On Thursday, th e: lOtt -, lnte .
rals Battle
and
k.
and Butler met at-the army ifeidguarters; ,
Carondelet street, Tor- theiPurp2ose .of a
formal introduction. The '' . .Datd - of the
litl — in its account.of thmeetingilittyarr.,
General Butteraddressed_Generalßauks.
andiwelcoinnd Ai: to the ,DePtirtni*tikf.
the Gulf. He assured him that he would
find` "- here trobtll'ivlici wth . ereadytaiiield
a cheerful obedience to every order.
Genexal Banks responded that the only
pleasure he had in taking the command
- of the Department of the' Gulf was in
obeying an order of the government of
:the, United States. The meeting- of the
two chiefs was most cordial, and the in•
terchange of sentiment_ was that which
marks the coining together of old friends.
Gen. Butler now personally introduced
each member of his staff, and this cere
mony over Gen. Banks introduced the
members of his staff.
five
Ay or
gas of
ee and
were,
it ihe
tk ap
“we
•Boon after these formalities General
Banks and staff withdrew. Gen. Butler
then addressed his staff, and requested
that each member should take pains to
enlighten and assist their successors, of
whom he spoke in high terms. He prate
ed, in the warmest manner, Gen. Banks,
and assured the gentlemen present that
his was a character of which the Ameri
can people might well be proud. Noth
ing could be more generous than the man
ner and terms in which General Butler
spoke of his successor.
WIT AND WISDOM.
The possession of wit often gives a man
courage to play the fool.
Better submit in silence to a wrong head.
ed fellow than try to set him right.
Alen who have vices may be entitled to
our respect; those -whe have not virtues
ars contemptible.
•
It is onr own vanity that makes other
people's vanity intolerable.
Sin and misery are not lovers but they
walk hand in hand just as if they were. •
Words are sometimes golden and some
times brazen; and so is silence.
god's picture gallery of the forests lis
best seen in autumn.
Lot was a good man, but Lot's wife bad
an ill lot.
Every bird pleases us with its lay—es
pecially the heti.
The gate of perdition is a dangerous one
mue to let children swing on.
-It is to be feared that our pork packers
not unfrequently cure diseased swine.
He who has no money is a poor man.
He who has neither money nor character is
a poor devil.
Constant motion is a great law of na:
lure, nothing' being stationary—except
pen, ink, and paper.
Many 1. oys, when they go out into the
cold, have a rbundabont way of keeping
warm,
He who keeps a cold hearthstone will
never be cheered by the song of the
cricket.
A State that lives by devouring its own
people will soon have nothing left to feed
on.
111DERFIIISERIG TOILET ARTICLES.
&C
Hair oils and Pomades.
Handkoichief . Estreets,
Toilet oompagion,
Cologne water, domestic and imported
English and French 'lair brushes.
Pawl powder, Liquid reage,,to
Puff box
• •"•'• • o • reining tomb?,".111
Toilet waters, TAT iaus perfumes,
Hair dyes and hair restora•ives,
Portals bx SIMON JOHNSTON.
d 3020 comer Smithfield and Fourth streets
EDROCILAMATION-CITY OF PITTS-
D. BURGH, accordance with the pro
isione of An Act of General Assemoly of the t out
me* wea th of ren-sylvania, .providing for the
incorporation of the city o' Pittsburgh, and of the
:rarities bupplements-to said Act. I, B. C. SAW-)
alayorof said city, do Issue tile, In
Jan Proclamatio n thaton tho First Ttreiteday
uary, D: 1863, Wingq the 6th day of
the month . , the F. eemen in ervh Ward in sold
City, qualified to vote for members of the 110IIRO
of.ftepresentatiyea of this Com-on wealth, will
meet at the several places of hoUng elections in
their respective Wards and Pic cheats. and elect
by ballot., under the provisions of an Act of As
gembly pas- ed the 16th day of Mn,, 857.
First Ward will slept , by ballot. one person to
be D. member of the relent council of said city.
and two persons to be members of the Common
Council.
Second Ward, one person to be a tr eniberot the
Veva and two persons to be members of the Com
m, n Council.
• Third Ward. two persons members bers of the
Select and six persons to beof the Com- 1
mon Council,
Fourth Ward. one person to be a member of the
Select and two persons to b., members of the Com
mon Council.
Fifth Ward, one person to be a member of the
Select and six persons to be members of the Cost
mon Conleil.
• Sixth Ward, ne person to be a member of the
Select and tour persons to be members of the
Common Council.
beventh Ward, one person to be a member of
the Se eat and two persons to be members of the
Common &amok •
Eighth Ward. one person to be a member of the
ueleot and three persons to be members of the .
Common Council_
Ninth Ward, one person to to a member of the
'elect end three persons to be members of the
Common Council.
Each of whom thall be ormEtled to serve at a
memter of the House of Itepresontativey of this
Commonwealdt.
At the election to be held m aforesaid, on
Tuesday, the 6th day ofianitary.l66B
- of the I/rst Ward of the City r f
Pitt baho meet at the Pnblio School House in
raid We rd,
The electors of the Second Ward of the city of
Pittsburgh to meet at the Public, SOl/001 11011E0 in
said Ward.
The electors of so much of the Third Ward oil'
the etty of Pittsbnrgh as lies North' And West of
Brant street, being Precioot ~No. I of sald-Wardi
tomcat at the public house of 'Timothy:, ?Irwin,
, on the earner of Sixth and . Smithfield Streets.. The
I electors o , so much of the . Third Ward as Bee
South and-Balt of
omensG 'street' , being Precinct!'
No. 2of said Ward, tat he house of
'Charles Henedy , on the corner of Wylie and Ton.
nel streets.
The electors of the Foirth Ward of the eity of '
Pittsburgh to meet at the Pnbre School Housein '
raid Ward.
The electors of so much of the Fifih Ward ofthe
Oily of Pittsbnrgh as lies North and Bast of Ad=
ams street, beans Preofnot No. l:of said Ward, to
meet at the pnblictichool Home In said Ward on
lh a corner of Penn and Adams stre*te, The elec.:
torsifsomit . tt of ate Fifth' Ward - as Bar &nth
and West of Adams stree.leing Precint Nq. 2 of
said Ward ti meet at thevibdereettoel-ilbnie",in
raid•Ward,-en the Corner rot •Ferut, an d= Ad a ms
strecta,.in said precut. • '
The electors of the Sixth Ward .of-the city of
Pittsburgh to meet at the RuhtlikSehooltHouse in
said Ward.
.
The eltetors of the Seventh - Vale if thHacity or
'Pitts' crab to meet at theleablieSehtiolliottselo
•
Slid Ward. A:
The electors f the Fighth Ward 6 thircit.g . Of
Pittebn gh to meet at the Schoel HL use io
said Ward.
.
~,,, .
:the electors orthe Ninth Waid of the Atstol
Pittsburgh to meet at thepublio SeheolHoefiltin
said Ward.
Given under my ,land, and the seal of the said
city of Pittsburgh, the.23d day ofDee, A D, 1862.-
dee29; d N. C. SAWYER, Jr, Mayor.
JUST BEICEIVED
MEN'S, BOY'S and YOUTH'S BOOTS,
Ladies% MiSOW and Children's Boots..Coogress
Gallen and Balmorals, a prime lot.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
SOLAR OIL Worms compsarr.
ik! OF PENNSYLVANIA:
01710 E ST. GLAIR STREET, war 1 / 4 : firidpf.
* IS-Add:ea:
WEAVER, JlL.Searetars and Treasurer.
mv1941
FOR BOY'S.
(1' O T 0 -D IFFIEROACHERII &HD
ILW buy a pair ofilichte fitalrtuade Boob! for
Bore. suitable for Chriiitinaeprosente.
DlMEaillatEfEllt.
No4folifth stt.
Kt
11(Mer:: 'PI
•
isstNEWS
stlit s.w,- • - s.
.14 N. 1;4
zfilleil:Ohallenged Fli t
- .1.: 5- 1511.3i- , 44 a reek: .;
Is to make an Attack on
rktown and Oloneester.
..F0i669 'Preparid' flir Thetni
&C,
I YORK, Dec. 28.---The steamer Co
has arrived with New Orleans
the 20th and Havana to the 22d.
I steamer Potomac hasralso arrived
ew Orleans dates of the 19th.
e was no: news •of moment. The
•*ohists, thinking that they see .a less
.us commander in Gen. Banks, ap
ra the streets in crowds. One. of
Sent Gen. Butler a challenge, who
lin his pocket, and sent the angry
!•ord that, if he desired an onset, to
on, in the street or wherever it
Isnit him best.
Genl
rived
Thel
lurkie •
A 1:.
rived,
Genetl7 cork
best fe
respec,
Corcoran with his legion had
ar
t New Orleans.
India had occasion to rebuke the
g treason of the ficayune.
ge number of speculators had ar
and may give au impulse, to trade.
Ranks was very busy, and in hour:.
i sultatiori with Gen. bider. The
.eling exists between them and their
ive staffs.
•
- -
Col. Elliot, of the rst Louisiana Regi
merit, ad resigned.
Generals Banks and Butler were sere
naded,' on the night of the 19th, by the
band of the 31st Massachusetts Regiment.
Rio IJaneiro dates-to Nov. ri state that
the ehip Screamer put back to port die
masted, She was afterwards fired by one
of the l'rew, but thesfire wad extinguished
with bat little damage, and the incendiary
was ariested.
Thule American barks have been sold
to British houses at Rio.
•ni ADELPHLA, Dec. 30.—A dispatch
i dated Fortre 33-Mon roe, Says;
The Mail boat from Yorktown and Glou
cester Point brings reports that-oar garri
sons at both' points mere under arms yes•
terday, anticipating an- attack from the
rebels at Gloucester Court Howie.
It is aid that a rebel force of 7,000 men
men ha been detached from Lee's army
to operate in- conjunction with Gen. Wise
on or]` river, under Gen. Trimble.
Gen. INaglee is fully prepared for an at
tack, add will move out to meet the enemy
if to be found in the neighborhood, to.
morrow
The 'gunboats Tecumseh and Valley
City are lying in York river, opposite
GI oucelter Point.
It is 4.lieved that this point can be held
against 10,000 men.
READorriarrEits, ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29.
Major aeneral Halleek, Gentral-in-Chief
The Army of the Frnntier, under Gens.
Blunt and Herron; moved over Boston
Mountain, on Saturday, and advanced
without I halting to Van Buren. They
drove the enemy across the Arkansas,
killed aid wounded a few, took three
steamboats, camp equipments, and one
hundred prisoners. The march of forty.
five mile, with the arms of the service,
E L
over the mountains and through the deep
mud of he valley, was a most arduous
and gall t affair. (Signed,) -
' S. R. CURTIS, Maj. Gen.
STRICTLY PURE ARTICLES .
Low Pri oea. '
TORBENCE & MeGARR,
APOTHECA itTy.s
. -
12(.1-4er Iburill and .Ifarbi Qtreeir.
PITTSBUtt6II.
Drugs, 1 Lead, Cream Tartar
Medicine., Paints, Baking Soda,
Peritunery Dye Singh% Eng.2lLustard,
Chemical., Spleen, 01fi t
&Ar.., dee., dre.
re- Physbians Praaarbtions accurate, cow
Pounded at 'ell hours:
1 Pura Winee and Lictuors. for medloinal nee
l ardy.
-- - jelike
i
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ASSIGAIEWN NA LE OF
'VALUABLE REAL EST/VI
I will expose to Public Sale on .
Tuesday, January 6th, 1863,
AT 11 O'CLOCK A. lif..
On tbeptomises, all that valuable lot or p'ese of
ground situntle in tbe Third Ward. City of Pitts
burgh. bcnnded and deserib:d as follows.
Beginning at the Eastern c Amer of Cberzalley
and Liberty Street: thence shag L ber.y sired
Eastwordly eet 114 inches to the line Prop
erly now or late ot Vogel & Seibert; thence by the
same 98 feet; rhadr.634 inches to au alloy ten feet
w:deithenee lien au i I alley 124 foot and 8 inches
to Slum idler' thence along Plum alley Wes:s3 ft.
I inch-to the same property , now or late of J.
Parker; the t o by the same and t- e line of
;property belo ging to J. Vetter's heirs. North
wardly 75 tee tip nee by the line of the last men
tinned proper 62 feet 4; ibnlies to Cherry allOyf
thence by the 6 - 79 feet 9W. inches to the cor
ner of t berry 41ley and Liberty's:root, on which
is °recto! the tante bri k tenements known as the
Mansion &use and Continental Holt's.
tm
, .
,
Thisnput is itninediatelY adjacent to-the
Great Eastern'sad Vv estern Railroad Passenger
Depot, and affords a rare chance for investment
by capitalist t.
Terms at Bale: JOHN W. RIDDELL,
i Arkign ee.of (horse Au. ants
J G. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
decl B :3tawtd
C.
lARPENIFEIR6-3 GOOD CARPDN
tete *mita iromedietlY,y
Cl:Wahl C. STEINMETZ,
shop on Vir Miry. bet. WOO and Libetty
;1 !!!!!! 2 . 2 !1 ; 14!!!!!1.!!!!' dec3o
Tassznity TOOTH HANN.
Tlea RellififY TOOTH. WASH,
This elegant prenration is recommended as
being superior to anymrtiole now in use for pre
serving the teeth. For sale at
JOSEPH FLEIHING'S.
Corner of the Diamond and Market Streeta.
- -
CHOICE NEW HAMS, "IRON CITY"
V brands, Sugar Cured Hams, just from smoke
end for sale by CHAS L, eALD WELL,
(moms r toJainesitolmes & Co.
deo29;3lrd _comer Market & First streets
411VIVICEItS OF DWELLING NODDED,
"LP Store Moms. ko.. haring premises for which
theY wish to proenrelenaots for the amine , year
are informed that we attend to the rentinirjof
Property, collection of.rors, insurance, repairs
ie. We have always a great demand for email
dwelling jlonamr.. "
Q OUTIthRRT & - soss,
illeatEstato and general Agents,
dee29 gl Market etreek I
IPNE :AMPS
•
ige.-ateingt in receipt of a large afeertment of
fine imported 110.1111M1 EN GLASS LAMPS'
out and gull of beautiful patterig, a' metal and
ornamental ' '
• Eticellday Gifts,
0 a lam itook of Larup reiluced:prioeik
WELDONi !tumulus et KELLY.
decal:V.v. _ • 161y(ood street. near 6th
PITT 8111171411: -BRANCH. If% 118
' Wood Streit, ofthe Baltimore Piano Barr
tory, established'in'lo3. -A choice stook of Piano
7 octavo Centre Rianos, combining all the awn-
Cala ofa first chug Instrument with late novelties
(undorpatent). Highly important to the aide&
pianist. Low for cash or acceptance.
WIBB A BROTH/Mt
Ifannfactureln.
AISIN6
•
R 200 boxes. 10 0 half and 100 quarter boxes
new M. R. Raisins
-100 boxes and 100 half boxes new layer
Raisins;
25 Frain seedless Raisins;
25 RegoxesSmy do do
20 borna do
Now landing and for sale by
RHYMER dc BROTHERS.
Nos- 126 and 121 , 1 Wood street
TWO NEW
• STANDING TOP. Buaa.ras
whosei former prloewasP2s,will be sold now
for $9O. at Mrs.'JuSNPG WHITS'S,
oak • Cantata i,toroottory Two Melton.
X ..
ittessiik . .t.. .
1
i
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,40 4*0 1 6,1iliftWer4 - 1
ma, itakto op atheilifik{
Ward 41 be Sitkdionsvon
• ,em i r ( se 'amain& at 7 '
le f
olts
• . 'moo cr in ' 41 eandidates for
•und 110 " cl Ward (Moen.
- 13ler o ..-5.„„,„
MITT.
A B,l 2o l .4lPenioOratie
' ,:i• - .- . A. , tfYtgeitting it
Finial= WI Bp- - MEETING ON
.B. Friday evenhur; at `,V o'cloiok. in rho Town
Hall. Birminrhum. for thequirpose of nom;natine
andiA airs for'Borough officers._ A full atte n d- same is reutufitad. --:::- - . :ilec3l-21,1::
447:JjEL:BEfOFfi THIS HAY ja. •
&e., ,ie
Canton , Flannels,
VELOURS AND ULM
BLEACHED 11IUt9Li s,
Balmorfil Skirts, full ,*!3,
ONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS
FRENCH MERINOS,
11E06, TICEINGS, GINGHAM,
COVNTUT FLANNELS,
COVNTRY EL LNICETS,
Buck Gauntlets, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flow
as cheap as can be found anywhere, a
IA . I LLIAN SEMPLE'S,.
ISO 142 FEDERAL STREET,
dec3l A LLEGB EN Y
AT $l,OO A PAIR
Another lot of superior Paris Kids in black and
choice colors. at only One Dollar / erpai-jast re
ceived by express thi. day. .
EATON, XACIIITM & Co.
N 0.17 Filth street
ALL TIIOI4/F, WllO
HOLIDAY GIPTS
eboald call with wit delay at
MaCrUnii Glyde,s,
and choose from oar. beautiful stook of
EMB ROIDERIES,
which we are selliLgut
EASTERN CObT.
W hive also an elegant es tortment of the fo
owing gcoda, very suitable for ;resents:
Linen liandke - ohit Is.
Frenoh Valle.
Embroidered Slippers
Purses, wallets
Ca has. Natehels;
Toilet A rticles,
Buckles and ulaaps.
Brsastpins.
Necklaces.
Bracelets, etc.
T THE LONE
M &CRUM & GUS DE
N 0.78 Market Street
Between Fourth and the D:atnond
SUNDRY CONSIGNMENTS.
1:0 bustle's prime dry apples.
100 The prime feathers{
1000 tbs paoked butter;
2 bbla roll do
t4OOO lbs Bn•kwheat Flour;
37 Ws crude oil;
200 baldish:oats.
36 new oil bbla;
•
2000 lbs bacon edam
50 bushels onions.
600 mop toadies;
- •
16 bbls green apples:
Just received and for sale by
MarkoA. FETZER.
Corner t and Fifth sta.
WHITE RID ALNO
SATIN SLIPPERS
•
Einitable for Ba ll s . Partiet and Wed*An9nat
received at
WM. N. SCHMERTZ & CO
,
,NO. 81 FIFTH ii[TRYXT.
dee%
HOLIDAY pitiMENTli
GREIAT
Gift Book "WO*
NO. 118 WOOD STRi4;7l..'::.:
. , •
We ttave this day resseivedihriarailtand itist
assortment of .t
PHOTOGRAPH - ALB
Ever offered for.ssle in this eity.• • We
Prices which
Defy Competition,
We have alsokeeeived a large supply of
I UVENTLE AND OTHER BOOKS,
citable for presents.
A easily present is given. with each-;boot
• 110625
At 2tie, is ease extra.heavy
At 25e; 8 easests
At 20c, 3 cases extra 4-4
At $2,62f, 1 cue
at reduced prices.
ere, &c., &c., &c.,
ID GLOVES
Head liressos.
Sleeves. Waists
Ikeda. MusD.
'hating Caps.
Sotases, Gaiters.
Gents' Vet, Scarf/.
hfuffisql Negyhirtg
Pine hmrtset Ham
A choice aaut eat of
Photograph ' tau.
T CASH NOCE
NEW
,
large itaciFrof,
Ategiiain3WPlQe
2/14 1 21.1Vr,',.
129 Badrkliald attar; barath
&ors from Virainallt/W,
WEIL' , " -1 000216:1310,11i
*A a la rgl N l/0 M1:1500011.03'
B rEate 410 - 21 GODS,:
forgets' an tenth; #14:024*40411 the
a r maa: ablal *IPA AND
4!!" l[ l***4**
,Alltied
R S 11114„11
iIiBLI4eAegfag"kv,PECTRIK
ticks of Jealous- t3 R n&Lne of "Op =t e t hreOF. o - 1 0941) - ...,
RUSSIAN , PEBBLE
are reoWng daily the leyarmest - eriddrsementiol
our oftisens. thelikasked is to eeiunble
Otherlfpestibles. then call and examine ;1111net
Sint - Peblide ones, Yorsele'V
J. , InAmptra Practical Optician, n
.litsiaufacturer of theßuides TAW Ekelbieles;
rfo:*9 Fifth street;P*A4Eabiri_
I L-8 7: It AlIRELS:01171#11438,011L
..11oxperKirleetiztd,P
11 . 11181131 Y-18 BARllOBl..lB'lB.llBllly,
,E -, Triti l Aried gni for EMS by
deli` ti
.
•
_
.711 ST RECEIVED; MALemanur.‹
lUP day and ettitab! eMr New; leatoe preaei!ts
Borland's:RS Market street •
LsdieeFine Whito Kid SliPPers ' -
de do Glove do •do
del; IGlairb Kid - Lace Gaiters. cipy . make
d
• • o Tio do Congress 2 soles 'do 7 .•-•
do Pebbled Calf lialmora:A-Oole-BOoli!;
do GloViu ',' do- AV' it:- de
do
Gents enamelled Let CavaVylibbte;
do Water Proof French calf 2 lola Boot!!
.de!.• SUPPerv-- •••."."' s••:•4
• Coliireregtx
.:.
do Morocco and calf do
• . -
Boy aiindieutiVe Celt MP arid grain VOOtt
abd examine four stook anii a:ices-wit Irott
Ifill•be laze to_buy.:- . plianiendiarat; • i••
- ; 11,-BORL ANDS 1
=top Gaakiiitore, No:98 M ar k et
74 doer tram Fifth. • -de3P,
XECUTOR'S -111;OTICE—.414r
*line havior elikints'oi'deininditicant the '
estate olltOliattrltUßNSlDlAJote otAlteltho
my' (My; deettorti - reO I tid to Dielent tttO *lame
without delay( and those, tndebtd*, ooidoitate
•
will payment to ' ' • :r I
•
K. OUTEIBBET. or
deal•ltiwew N Market-10.ot
mixEcuroWS: NoTier;-,A L LIrr,Es.
J 124 eons havincolanisen. 'demands iiirairet.thi
estate of NANCY laterorAllegne
oet3Aolsol.-sse reques ted"to present the same
without delay; and-,thosuindobtedMr.satifeetaie
Wlll make hamtatite payment to,
01 . 1 T 1113 81M_Eseentai.
aecahltaister i , •
• ..--siMarlsetatrost,l
_ ,
tj s 8 coax - 4o aid
.414 elan. Aastrelt: ro late by
- • JAS.:A.IIO3O6I(=•
eortier Briiiretind BirstArgiatiii
-
decal Carrier Market aratFirstitmetLi
ROY'S BOOTh
50Y.9~ sppTg
BO2'B;BBpTET.
Boris
ItNE
CONCERT -- HALL SHOE --STORE
6d FIFTH STREET
-
8) FIFTH STREET I
.., s2'Fi~rg~sra~r'
.",
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•
One of Bo abe's Pieton, whic ht l Wstili-Ithead of
E tellers, 'a - andtall-othet - .Pianos lade la
country would be the moat aoceptaVe i r ate I?:
peqmon 50144 'wedge . - Old ' Pianos : ii irk, --
thew& . . ' - CraitlAkrTEl3 I.IWEI - :1 .
43 FiftWetritet Pole lietitlorifttlxtett Itio:`i Pi,
swot Ktiabe & Qt.% Plai4l, a ndr - .1. r t asisfa - ?del
?eons.
dee.° 1
haiirATEs FoR LAIPIDie AND 012
&leaven; all Arles proido
doom DUWoaNAlMenm.it
VOA SLOB SHATE6I, -HEST' gic
the =like; Justkectived suld:fo 7 ifaiibir •
sows - a I'ETTAY.
• •
. . . .
QODAIr ALSI4—..4.
kzr els of Soda Ash , oan oil 119i ' AS*
wholesaliat trt sil ' l4"7 " llred
d GICORGLikkiICULY.
ec4) 11- ff l ß F fdttallgt.r9f,t. AneithenY '
•
Ri,
0414
on). TrareTriay all wholava!aiiiiiikto
aaikiith grainy 'IN jaSetakink!./d t'or3l!rlibi:
daa3o, 69./adei4N044491A.0.
M .
/BDICINIE ciwanrs,or.OElLYDE
-4arjPloll.andlLsO"lidtabli.lo.:iteninbotitie
and - Wines; alirtys 'on Euind intj'for gale br
d. ll O O 216 - .
• (iX9REA: MILL Y.
FOOMlAtreet. Anoteni.
1111 GROSS *ROIX01117:11 71r4S
C lAlfliotioroc•Justreeeiviidzarid for rale 14
um .
,GroReLL, y,
w -1141A.
Expo 8 I Tr
FOR NEW YEARS I -1868i
We wou'd oellthe atteellon of tholiei of our out
tomer, and-the publielffto contemplate—milting
NEW YEARS dlr/73, to fine stock of Files.
Dross bade, &o. ,114ch-Moire: Antique. Silk
Dresses; Fine 1-eidin - and Vallimeregi.
Toint taea Set.a , Taint
ail
Proprista "Otto a Lab% Collars. Sleeves. 'to . .e N at
prices and 0'314 ciaality. - -
FRENCH CASHMERE SHAWL 4
Always in &Ilion. and of grentntilltiyee well ai
bolietnti ' • • •
9/9 1 4k8) BactiVlo. qiii 1 ,111,14V141 13 4
- Eirerr
_ .
Napkins; alto' 'Covers. an
everything oomplete_in _tholiotiekeeping Good '
Line— The attigkin Mit departmentia more eirl
terudvithan alma at.this Glamor:GM
`fHITE s ORR & CO.,
, Suceetec.i t 'Geo.,ll:hiteAr
dee29:4t - - • -23 _ . 'street
piakinur‘zair •
imigarmitnity-
I am het in reottleCofis fartherinumlki j oii choice
Perfamerz aelbrZfine_Paatathilk
Eno Ntheilandkereh e
leinirwoM in treat midi:
Puff Boxreentthe reaaelisluatiltattorlinur
Mao: BurnettlEaridard PrePa!StiOni farther
L . - . • 1
vacuum forth.--
Rallieterrfarlireonoleriontl4
Or entfil roOth, Wash.' for the Teeth;
petneetaFlorinel forAltallataikeraltief.,Moo
ktra,NETvs TOILET colukalutimi,
eanPkining a battleatearthaf th e above: a beauti.l
ful pr.eent Pomp & wishing-,any thing in tbit
4 iae
6wilkna h` nitige4V 94 1 . 1 .4 t
'atnilo *teak - •
by Z053 11 4 3,, e I la:
Corner of the'Dismond andluirket Bye,
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efrang.S.4llßB.:4l9)
• - _ .=
INTERNAL :REVERIE,
of mikteff swag
, s
-
Revenue 'Ottniuls,
- -
PITT - Otteli, - 8
oiIO3ITETEE
1
BANG ,CatxCla STA.mares '2e
?IRE INtiUß~3cE iiahiate @i tfi r e
InAislpsiesei.
LIFE lINWOWIMP4IS.,II:I,*ie
/ M 9l * - * T 4 IT4 I I TEC te F.% ;'- • s
_ether staaspafor sale as soon 14 oirbe as fi
P I C E I),()LLAIi
*oii is
,
Bub oriptions received at Pi k's for the
CONGRESISIONA! ! . GLOBE
DairieedorlOltr said at Pittoolee
4.beautifaLiStiej-ilwavir'_xgivab
riptionslo.liietraaiaeralid.Weekk, at
Piloules; oPtoritgthe?Palli, '
deolB
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Enr.
,e i vair. 11ThisfIBIB lir
f ft f't f:
.opened especially fee the . Holiday's a. veil
Wire and desiablivdnidelif',; - -
FINE awroifIt4VNLICY,
tIOII,ID AHD 6I :011,V
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Wicks; Fancy - eidod4 rA -ry e
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rich' tis intim rake: add fruit be ksti, ~,
anit a isinget), : o f
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14 borer Viudessteddb. 9 borer Id ~liksceo,
57 do Groundr , per, ,ifdo Or It , , r , .. , ,
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asso -max rands_..part iv bo se
boxed,l9xl2dW,l9.sors de , res z
20 t019x 1 2.2 de,' Tripe IfillifsteGin, - 11:1
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de Darne's Safe_fnevr.) -4ogether Aslth smuts. •
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fhb oftne , msfecdtiirdidk_l _ , stJ , ,- , _ offer
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