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RIDGY MORNING; '
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Banking Penmitylsitinla.
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xicing 'in
• Toe report of the Auditor General 'upon
Free penkihgis published.
Hepitates that the certificate of the Far
meriegliank of Mount Joy was filed -Au
gnsti/Bth, 1862; and that it has deposited
Unievil States six 33? cent. bonds amotint
ing to 28,000; and has received circula
ting no tes to the same amount.
The,4'lcertificate of the Venango Bank
wasfiled October 16th, 1862; and it has
depoOtted United States treasury notes
(bearlfig 7:3P 332 cent. interest) to: the
anion*, of 160,000, and has received cir
culating totes therefor. The Milton Bank
has deiosited Government securities val
ued at 130,000. Three other banks are
imoperation under the new law.
The following is a statement of the
Banks 1: Btablished under the free ban --k
-ing laws
,of 1860:
Total a - ount , of banking capital $283,600
Whole ',.' ebts and liabilities 644,914
• Circuits ' g notes _ outstanding 149,706
"Total means" rind resources 66%406
Amount
of specie held 22,863
The, dtpees of the Auditor General
during f' l e fi scal year, ending Nov. 801,
1862. -o' account of these banks, was
$4140:78 The amount received for en
graving te., was - $6027:33. The Trees
urer hac f
1 3
advanced, on Nov. 30th, 1861,
.the sin of $363:65. The corporations,
$888:60fi The State Treasurer has there
fore redel ed5616:95 more than it has paid
on accou nt of the free banking system.-
The, likladitor-Geiteral says! "It may
be dotth4l whether the system devised
will be e ensively adopted as long as the
granting f the special charters, which do
not requ , e the circulation to be sect:lied,
by the cq osit of Government securities,
shall belt ntinued by the Legislature,-
.The,priill ge of the special-charter is re
gilled imi", far more valuable, chiefly be-.
1
cause it p, ratite the issuing of the notes
on the bit, k on the simple security of its
caPital, a n the public confidence in the
administriition of its business, with, how
ever, nc4 ''check in the hands of any public
officer whi c h shall enable him to protect
the peoplegainst the consequence of bad
managemOnt and loss from . insolvency."
o **** * * * *
"The belt and most adequate security
is to reqiiiiie,a deposit with public officers
of the indiabtedness-, : of the State and Na
tional GO, rnmen t to such an amount as
will, in alti robability, and so far as hu
man i
man pre cau tion can provide ' for it, be
sufficient; 'procure means for the redemp
tion of ban k issues without loss to the note
holders. ' i
As fart regards the Banks of the
State yunif special charters, all have
made rettitils except the Banks of Middle
town. h ill
The following is their financial exhibit:
Aug egate of *mount of capital
emoloyedl $25.484,440.77
Arnow: of no;es in circulation 97.182,784,94
These_ bauks have inve:ted 15,996.043-67 in
Ot ate and Go r tlernment securities as follows:
Pennorivaniiittill cent. War L0an...5V639 550.00
Penosylvanialo cent War Loan 1009,338-33
f. 873 10 Titasury Notes 8,5 0,289,-25
. ii. Stook1).
.3::. 44.391-49
. 8.6 Vi ceafMer 4..... tra. of Indebtedness 8,993,39 .01
Li. S. le: 8 than 6 6 cent. do 2,993,706-98
T oey het thus secured an issue of
iitwenty-seve millions by stock invest
ments, of a4-ery'safe kind, of about six
teen millid .
Young i en's Mercantile 14-
• braill , • Association.
A t twelve :.'olock on Wednesday night,
(too late forassue,) we received a clip with
the report otthe Board of Directors of this
meritorious linstitution, read at the annual"
meeting onMimday evening,trom whichwe .1
make a condOnsion:
The numb'er of volumes taken out du-
ringSas 6,762—against 4,78 in
1861, 4,052 lb 1860, 2,382 in 1858, 1 6785
in 1968. Tfftl number of members is 523,
vilz: 8 bonoNtry, .24 life, and 491 active
the latter be . an increase of 45 over 1861.
the reports ! et
"While o 'ii institution has furnished to
the army, since the commencement of the
war, the lar4B number of 256 volunteers,
from the rapli of Brigadier Generals to
that of priVates, the above statement
evinces the 6.itn hold the Association re
tains on thelaffection of its members, for
it is mainly 10 their' efforts that the vacan-'
cies have bek , filled by. the addition or
new names.!l/
The report 4 rges at length the necessity
of individual ii.nertion by all the members
to secure miw members and the pro
ceeds•to briefff mention the names of such
members as'Bay fallen in battle during
the year, vizi Lieut. J. P, Beattie; Ser
i
treaut E. P. Et rlingtori;. Col. J. H. Childs
and John 8. opely. The death of Dr.
Wm Addis* s also feelingly referred-to.
The number f volumes now in the li
brary is 4.,11.4, f which . B4B were added
during the ye' ' , 194 by purchase, 102 by
donation and l' by binding-
The Treasnr: r'e report shows an expen
t/c
diture of $l,BB ,40 of which $1,592,57 was,
derived from ' ' embers, subscriptions and
$196.17 from 1 dares.
The Lectar4 omnxittee report unusual
difficulties in ii ecuring lecturers but an
nounces for the season the following gen
tlemen : Nlaso Jones, Geo. Vandernh.off,
J. B. Gough, r. Holland; R. W. Emer
son, Dr, Guthi• e, of Missouri. and others.'
The reportiO closes with the following
paragraph, P ft:4 thanking, the officers and
committees for heir services in behalf of
the ihatitutigrr i , nd the proprietors of the
newspapers and donors of books and
pamphlets, fat onatibns to the library.
"In surrendi ng to our successors the
interests ofthe tnstitatioa which have bean
confidedto ottihands; during theptatiiiit;
mentons year, : the Board feel assured that
all the vital intkesta of the Association:
have made . sonip progress. Yet they can
not, but regret it.,hat we have not such a
Library' as our, Communitylmmunity should have.—
Each day and iCvening, youths of both
sexes, ambition ' ' to obtain knowledge,and
men - desirous of obtaining works of rarity,
come to our ro ms for books which we
have not. or nu in sufficient number to
supply the dem . d, nor means wherewith
to put base. The future must furnish, if
furnished at allPovhat we would gladly do
were we able. I'uro that future and tialour
zealous efforts, ive commend the institu
tion." ti ' ''
Arrests Wamhington Co.
We learn fr a private source that a
colored man n affed Isaac Wheeler,. cliarg:
, ed with the murder of 'a white 'man - nam
ed Wells, at Biligettstown fair, last Od
tober, was arreisid on Monday night near
WeseMiddleitni4l 4 - and committed to the
Washington jail! ko await his trial.
A stranger naplied Owens, who-has been
peddling maps about the county for some
time, has also biiipti arrested and confined
in prison on suspicion 'of the burglary at
McDaniel BI T's store, Canonsburg,
which we notice, yesterday.
Org,tate To. Day.
The new Conti • of Allegheny meet at
ten o'clock this! orning for organization
and to inangurtif: the Mayor elect.
: ,I "Contributors.
The contributors to the Western Penn
sylvania llosm hold their annual meet
ing on Monday ti at, atthellospital build
ing, Ninth Ward
CardilPhotographs.
Pittook, Fife Itltreet, has an endless va
riety and an IT:liftman number of card Pho• -
tographs, whichrphould be examined by
thos' seeking-la bum collections. They
include copies:6' fine pictures, statuary,
tardy many notabb personags y mili
men. He 0)11s them l o w l a ndhp has
snob as will prease...evely taste
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The PittsburghSu sistence Committees
ficti*shei::#ifil.olloWgfliat of Western ,
Pennsylvania'soldier; now in ."Stantofi
ucifiiitan Wiiifiiiittaileity.
Allegheny , County E, FiotkOwskit
Augnstuaßiegery: , John LK Jones, B. (3.'.
XeChester, , A.ndrew. Hata, F. B. COoperr.
IL" Me)rizilei l A. H. Buiih:
Woodworth..
Washington County.-4. H. Lyiin t J.
T.Snniney, Robt*Cathait, John . Christ ,
inat, H. S. Greer, J. Plymia, J. Q.
Brownlee.
Mercer County—Louis Wright, R. E.
McKean.
Fayette Counti—J. W. Thorp.
Indiana County—James Devlin, John
R Devlin, Henry! Powell, John Grumb
ling. ,
Beaver ConutyWm. Calhoon, Win. J.
McCabe, G M. Nevin, J. R. Harch.
Westmoreland. County—Ezra Aspen
Pat. Heed% E. R. Cramer, D. Smith, S.
Ralston, Henry Britner, Alex. Nicely.
Clearfield County Sergeant Hiram
Stellin. •
• Penang° County—J Karns, J A Wilcox.
J G L Newman.
Clarion County ;-- J M McGee, Joseph
Hamm.
Butler County—Adam Helliard.
Warren County—J. R Davidson, A
Crippen.
Convicted of Bigamy.
In the Criminal Court yesterday morn
ling Jas. M. Campbell, a machinist, em
ployed in .the 'Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and
Chicago Railway Co's shops, was tried
for bigamy and convicted before Judge
Stowe. The evidence showed that m
-185p he married Mrs. Margaret Fife, a
widow of Allegheny, by Whoni he had two
Ir or - three - children,- and, in March 1862,
married a ybung Judi named Delilah Mor
neon. The first marriage was not directly
proven, as Mrs. Fife could not tell any
thing ;bout it, excepting that he brought
her .over to Pittsburgh, and had the cere
mony-performed in' a house where she had
never been before, and by a man repro.
smiting himself as a minister. It was in
evidence, however, that Campbell hoped
to realize a f3rtune by this alliance, be
lieving that Mrs. Fife was heir to a large
interest in a profitable Eastern salt works.
He applied to attorneys in this city to
`draw up the necessary papers to secure his
wife's interest in the saltworks and in
this transaction acknowledged her as his
legal wife. This was `deemed sufficent,
and the marriage with Miss Morrison being
proved by Alderman '',Taylor the case was
made out and the' jury found a . "verdict of
guilty. Sentence deferred. — •
_Mail Carries. Robbed.
On Tuesday morning, as David L. Smith,
mail carrier from Pittsburgh to Independ
ence, was on his way With the mail, about
half way up Saw Mill hill on the Washing
ton Pike, betore daybreak, two scoundrels
sprang forward and pulled him off his
horse.. One of them, placed his knee on
Smith's neck while the other drew a knife
and cut through his 'overcaltt and dress
coat pockets, extricating • his-pocket book
containing 's62. They then, fl ed towards Temperanceyille. Smith had, one aide of
his face braised by beingheld on the stone
pike. A sharp look lout should be kept
for the rascals. •
The Sixty First---Attempt to
Monopolize Able Officers..
A correspondent in the 61st Pennsylva
nia, writing from Falmouth,-. Va., com •
plains of the efforts of the Philadelphians
in the regiment to overslaugh the West.—
He thinks it would be better policy for
the government to cunsolidate Massachu
setts and Pennsylvartut , than Philadelphia
afid Pittsburgh troops, between whom
there is not the least affinity. - He: claims
the'regiment 'as a Weitern organization,
and says that the East true to its policy
'of "rule or ruin." is drUining every nerve
to monopolize all the field officers. Hav
ing the Colonel and Lieut. Colonel,, they
are endeavoring to pit a Philadelphia
officer, now absent, without leave, in the
position of Major; He says if there are
any friends of the regiaient in Allegheny
county that now is the time for them to
claim the appointment Of a Western man
as Major. He believes this much due to
the honorof Allegheny i county and the
memory of Rippey. We hope the matter
will receive fall attention froth those who
have influence.
Capt. Alen.lffnrra,iltO Command
a New Naval Department.
A dispatch from Newbern via Fortress
Monroe says : "It is proposed to estab
lish an independent Naval Department,
embracing the inland waters of N. Caroli
na for-Capt. Murray, senior officer, com
manding the Naval forces in the sounds of
North Carolina. Capt.' Murray's com
mand is at present attached .to the North
Atlantic Blockading Squadron• The pro
posed change is strongly recommended by
Major 'General Foster. It will - relieve
Rear Adtairallee of much :responsibility,
and tend to greater activity in naval oper
ations inrthis department.. Captain Mur
ray is an experienced naval officer, whose
administration here has.been exceedingly
efficient and duccessfal.
Rev. Dan'l Mcß. McLean was installed,
on Tuesday evening, as .<asi pastor of the
, United Presbyterian Church, Third Ward,
'Allegheny, a t neat, =-commodious brick
'building, recently erected, well located
,and handsomely tarnished. The venerable
'Dr. Pressly delivered an impressive
to the young pastor r , after' which he was
duly installed by the laying on of hands df
Presbytery.
The Coreorgin I Faind.
I •
Those who have not yet received their
pro _rata the - unexpended .fund for the
regiment. should at once call
upon the . Treasurer, Mr. A. McTighe, as
the balance will, if not soon called for, be
handed. over to some society-for the relief
of the:poor and destitute.
Paper.
The wants of a mercantile community
in the matter of paper are Ivory great, but
the amount .used in - a`inoi,ith in this city
stiv.passei belief, it'we mayjnilge'from the
huge stock now on,hand at;fienry Miner's
great periodi c al and etationisqemporium,
Fifth stieet.'.lt embraces every conceiva
ble variefi v irom the tiniest daintiest note,
for billet-dons, to the ;.broad and.porier-,
Ous legal cap'and parchment, for engross
fug tedious legal documents_upon. The
prices vary as widely 'as the quality and
paper can be purchased heve at any price,
tvom - :76.cents to $lO a resin. This is the
place to supply yourself at a small cost.
Supreme Cou rt. In the Supreme Court at Philadelphia
on. Mande) , the- folloWing oases from this
county were disposad of:_ Srgued—Fitz
simmons vs Wallace; Spear vs. Wallace;
Rowland vs. Allegheny county. Submit—
ted--Ross vs. Maguire; Roger vs. Tho
mas.
. .
Death of Capt..t. P. Smith.
On Sunday Wit the remains of -Capt. J.
P. Smith, of the , Mercer Rifles,l.Werp in—
terred from the residence or lus Mother',
near Mercer:. He was Wciundisd in the bat-
tle of Fredericksburg and died at George
.,
town Hospital on the 6th inst.
TaUen Prisoner.
In the list of prisoners belonging to the
First Virginia Cavalry, recently captured
by the rebels, we find the name of Peter
Piper, of this city.
Grains for Sale.
Thomas Moore, distiller, offers for sale
every day, from tie - stillii,l fifty barrels
T_ at, amodemtepriee. Apply at Ne.
First street 7 usar Grant,, . .
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Inetalla~ion.
ofa:' - gt: 42 Zist-l'Alftlid:-----%" 4 1
It it atitiadazihde4he Provost Guard for
this State is to be increased to, a regiment,
and divided into hattallions * ont of which
WSITie ittaibitid; - at Philadelphia, One at
Hrtristfurg ; and one , at Pittsburgh.- : The
reff/mW , will , be made -up of the 'three
matted . W.h'eomPanies now - doing provost
-galkrd OltiV, - and- companies formed of
taptufed deseiriere trim the - drafted mili
tia;' One _ company is alreidy full and
another in process of organizstion
The body of the woman killed on Tues.
day evening at the outer Depot of the
Penneyvania Railroad, has been interred.
by order of the coroner. It had not been
identified. The jury returned a verdict of
accidantul death.
Fan at the Theatre.
Three laughable pieces are offered at the
Theatre, - viz: "The First Night," with
Sefton as Dnfard. "Sudden Thoughts,"
Mr. Chaplin as Impulse, and "Mr. and
Mrs. Peter White,' Mra..Myron as the
Widow White. Go if you would enjoy a
good laugh.
Goodwin dc Wilder's Polymo
rama of the War
This elegant entertainment, has fairly
set bur citizens crazy. From present, ap
pearances the proprietors will have to re
main a month to satisfy the demands of
the public who, like Oliver, are continu
ally "crying for more." For an hour be
fore the advertised time to open the ticket
office is besieged -by a crowd of anxious
persons. Even the stormy weather makes
.no difference, as Masonic Hall is nightly
icrowded to repletion, and all are lavish in
their praises of this elegant entertainment.
flo and see it.
Singing.
H.
tield D. Brecht, teacher, No. 128 Eimithp
street.
GROVER & BAYER'S Sewing Machine:Ow f •
mannfisatt'ringArstiposes. are the best in use.
A. F. U!ATONAY. General Agent,
Fifth street. Ptttsbargb. e .
STRICTLY PURE ARTICLES
Low Prices.
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE
TORRENCE & IicOARR,
APOTHECARIES.
Corner lburth and Maria emote,
' PITTSBURGH.
Drums. Lead, Cream Tartar
Medicines, Paiute, Baking Soda,
Perfumery Dye SUMS, Ens. Mustard,
Chemicals, Spices, 0111 •
are., Ste.,
Physicians Prescriptions accurately corn
PoUnded at ell hours.
Pure Wine and Liquors. for medicinal use
on y.
towers maysa.
JOSEPH MEYER & BON
ICLIUPAOTURXRP OP
FANCY AND PLAIN
FiITiIiNITURE 4 CH A t M6l
WAREHOUSE!. 138 SMITHFIELD
CBetween Sixth street ind Vire ver
act 9 PITT®
COUNTING HOUSE STAIIO, [FY
DIARIES FOR 1863,
all sizes.
ROTOGRAPRIC MOll9
new lot
'ENCILS TIPPED WITH INDIA. RUBBER,
SO irranged that it is always clean and
ready for use
SLOCOMB'S BATENT INKSTAND
ia acknowledged to be the best air-tight
ink ever offered to the public.
POCKET BOOKS FOR POSTAGE OTIttRENCY
Pa ale by
W. S. HAVEN,
otei CORNEIt WOOD ,k 'THIRD STB.
WM. PENN HOTEL.
(roattratr sum= 84)m)
NO; i 422 PENN STREET. Pittsburgh.
THOS. KELLY, - - PRoPRIEToR
Az ANIMA ENTIRELY REFITTED
1-IL the house, lam prepared to offor every ac
commodation to guests at a very moderate price.-
There is a good Live?) stable adjoining the house
janl3awdalvr.
OFP/CE CONIIIMEIARY CIF SUBSISTENCE, U. P. A.
Pittsburgh, January 9th. 1803,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
()RIVED at this °Moe until 12 M. on Tues
day the 20 h day o'. January, 1863, for the delivery
at this post at such timeekaad in such quantities
as the undersigned mar require of the fo lowing
articles. viz. Me 34 Pork. Baca% (clear eddea)) Ba
con trams, Beans, (small white) Peas, Rice, Hem
inY, Potatoes. Coffee, (Green) Coffee, (It and
Groutd)Tea; Brown Sugar. arnehed sugar. Vine
gar. (eider) Candles, (adamantine) Soap, fresh
Salt, Idolaases, Soft Bread. Hard Bread and
Beef, Necks and Shanks to be excluded, all to be
ofrelhalt quality.
Packages to be snare and plainly marked with
net weight and tare, and no charges thereon al
lowed,
Seperste bids will be received for Fresh Beef
end Soft and Hard Bread, and for all the other
articles above enumerated collectively.
Hach ex ec ution be accompanied by a guaranty
for the of a contract in case the bids be
,attempted and good and sufficient security will be
,reqturod for the due performance taereol,, Blank
forms of bide:and guaranties may be procurrd on
, sPnboatiorkat this office personally or by letter or
telegraph
such
Proposalsfirms. by firms must name all the parties to
e proposals of bidders not In conformity to
the sin ve requirements will not be considered.
Bidders must b 3 present when the bids are
opened.
The right to reject all bids:is reserved.
Bids to be endorsed. "Preinosals for fiutosistenee
Stores," , JAMES a CLOW, •
Captain and Com of bubsisrenee. tr.
Office on Third street, below Smithfield.. 'w
!ant); td
N
Or TICE— linEE Et to ERS!
4 testamkntary to tho estate of L
ORIS ETT lIAN
IEMSER late of East Birridngham, &rewod,
haviug been granted to the subscribers, all per
sons indebted to the said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those haying
claims or demands against the estate of the said
decedent will make known the same without de
lay to ELEANOR 'RENEE. or
PRIM L. IEMSEN,
Riecutors, 112 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
laris:ltw6W
IGINEOUTOWS NOTICE—ALL PER:
U 101i8 hatinsoltdms or demands stagiest the
estate of NANCY BURNSIDE, late of Allen&
ay eity'doe'd, are requite ted to present the same
withontidelay; and those, indebted, to said estate
will make immediatepayment to
d. CUTHBERT, Executor.
51 Market street.
deo3hltaw6w
ILIXECTITOB'S NOTICE—ALL PEE.
ICI sons haying claim! er demands against the
estate of ROBEitT BURNSIDE, late of Altegher
itY Oitg4deceiLarereq nested to mesent the same
without delay; and those indebted to said estate
will make payment to
H. CUTHBERT. Surviving Executor.
dedifitawaw Markat 'beet.
Estate of Samuel Jones, dee'd
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVER THAT
Li tteutof Administra ion on the Estate of
the abOVO named Samuel Jonet, late of the City
of Pittsburgh, . deceased , have been granted to
Mrs. Loma Jones, residing in said city on Du
quesne Way,betwoem Evans' all and Pitt street.
All pariahs therefore having or demands
against said estate, are requested to make the
Same haulm to ihesaid Mrs. Louisa- Jones with
-1)111
'gnsat della'. LOUISA JONES.
tut*.
FINE Lam,
fil W mp r-e o l rt a e n d t B OleEipNt of EN
GLA N o LAMPS
ant and gat of beautiful patterns, a useful and
ornamental
Holiday Gifts,
Also a large stook of Lamp i at reduced prion&_
WELDON. REIM EKE Qr. KELLY.
deo20:1V• 164 V/ond street. near 6th
SOLDIERS , BOUNTIES; PENSIONS,
BACK PAY. and other just
CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.
Promptly procured at reannableratm. Apply to
,_H. H
lOS ecliaWDittsburAZEN.and
C. TIMM.
uolcams ' Washington. D. a
interrea.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—The Attorney
General in reply to a resolution of the
House asking why the confiscation act had
not been inforced in the District of Colum
bia, inclosed a letter from Mr. Carnagten,
U. S. District Attorney, stating that mall
cases of property that had been seized and
reported to him by the military authori
ties, with a view of confiscation, prelimi
nary proceedings had been instituted to
secure the condemnation of the same. He
adds that the obstacles in the way of the
execution of the law as it stands, are so
serious as to cause grave apprehensions,
and that no satisfactory results will be
.attained in the prosecution of the suits
authorized by it.
The Attorney General in direct reply to
the resolutions states there has not been
anyjadgment of condemnation rendered
in that county under either of the confis
cation acts passed by Congress, but that
no unnecessary delay has occurred since
the subject was placed in his hands.—
He states that the law requires the facts
constituting guilt, and consequent forfeit
ure shall be clearly proven, and he has
insisted that the District Attorney to avoid
hasty and improvident seizures whilst he
has urged upon them all vigilence in en
forcing the law.
He further says that the President
charged him with the execution of the law
last November, at d since then he has been
arranging with the Distr int Attorney for a
uniform practice in these causes so as to
avoid confict with State laws and pram
tics, and has just completed his arrange.
man•
Gen. Martindale has turned over all the
property seized by him in the district to
the civil authorities, and the cases will
proceed as the necessary testimony can be
obtained.
The Attorney General concludes by
saying be enclosed a draft of the amend
ment of the existing law prepared by the
District, Attorney the adoption of which,
however, he does not urge. The amend
ment proposed provides that the United
States District Attorneysof any district'
may institute proceedings in Item by peti
, tion, praying the condemnation of the
property seized, and atter a reasonable
publio notice, if the party interested shall
fail to appear, the Court shall proceed to
adjudicate the case as though the facts set
forth in the petition had been proved,
and should the parties appear the pro
ceedings shall occur with the practice in
the admiralty cases.
The second section provides that the
property of persons who have left any of
the loyal States for the seceded States and
have not returned, shall be condemned on
the presumption that they have been en
gaged in armed rebellion against the
United States.
--Istw011wl)1
HEADMUARTEIIS A.RM 1' POTOMAC, 1
January 15. J
The flag of truce boat this afternoon
brought over Mrs. Mclntosh. widow of
the late Gen. Mclntosh, of the rebel army,
her sister and sister•in-law. They were
received and escorted to Gen. Sumner's
Headquarters by Col. Sawtelle, of that
officer's staff.
Richmond papers of this morning have
come to hand. The most important fea
ture of the news is Jeff. Davis' annual
message to the Confederate Congress.
After briefly referring to the campaigns
since his last annual message to the ...on
federate Congress, he says:
The anticipations with which we entered
into the contest have now ripened into a
conviction, which is not only shared with
us by the common opinion of neutral na
tions, but is evidently forcing itself upon
our enemies themselves. - The advent of
peace will be hailed with joy. Our desire
for it has never been concealed ; but ear
nest as has been our wish for peace, and
great as has been our sacrifices and suffer
ing during the war, the determination of
this people has with each succeeding
month become more unalterably fixed to
endure any suffering and continue any sac
rifice, however prolonged, until their right
to self government, and the sovereignty
and independence of them) States shall
have been triumphant, vindicated and es
tablished.
WASRTNATON Jana 16.—Housn---Mr.
Clements, of Tennessee' presented the
credentials of Jennings Piggott, claiming
a seat as .a Representative from North
Carolina, under the cerZificate of Gover
nor Stanly. Igr. Davis, of Muss., presen
ted the protest of C. H. Foster against his
admission. Both papers were referred to
the Committee on Elections.
_ .
The House went into Committee of the
Whole, &c., on the bill to provide ways
d means for the support of the Govern
ment,
• Mr. Elijah Ward, of New York, re
gretted that • while the Government had
been aided 'with all needful supplies of
money and men it had been unable to pre
vent the careless sacrifices of men.
His vote had been' insufficient to avert
the system of finance known as legal ten
der notes, but trusted the result of expe
rience would prevent an increased issue
of this fictitious money. He deeply re
gretted that the one dark enigma which
had cost so much of our national sub
stance and so many invaluable , lives,
should have led many astray from the
principles of financial economy. They
had been adopted after long years of calm
reflection.
- WASHINGTON, January l s .—Medical Di
rector Letterman has selected a site Sor
tent hospital near Acquia Creek, to ac
commodate 4,000 of our sick and wounded.
It is being rapidly, organized by Assistant
Surgeon Webster,. of:his staff.
A bill pending in the House, reported
by the Committee of Ways and Means,
providing for nine hundred millions of
dollars, in different modes mentioned,
and• directs the Secretary of the Treasury
to receive certificates of indebtedness at
par, in payment of loans, at whatever
may be the price obtained.
"Gratuitous Printing."
There is no such thing as doing anything
gratuitously in a printing 'office. Some
body must pay for everything that is done.
Not a line can be Set that doese not cost
money for the setting. Either the printer
must pay the whole or the advertiser must
pay his share. Yet many people impose
upon the :good nature of fhe Printer by
asking him to do printing for nothing.
New Madrid Abandoned
The Louisville Democrat of Tuesday
says:
On Saturday afternoon the magazine of
the government works a‘New Madrid,Mo.
was blowed up, and the place abandoned
by the Federal troops which consisted of
the Thirty second regiments lowa Infan
try who were ordered tonfamphis. It
was supposed that Jeff. Tompstin a intim
command would pounce down - upon it at
any moment. Hence the withrawal of the
Federal forces from that point.
• s
THE - VIII LATEST TELIIIRAP
From. Washington.
Confiscation in the District of
Columbia
Jeff. Davis' Message to the Con
federate Congress.
00.1411RE8S-2d SESSION
tto.,
IrITTIMILO
• ;WRIER.,Vr • :RRIIRILIV.
Reim - ditty ReOlieu - 'Load: Correfraot by,
Our 011 0 1 Conimerehal Reporter.
Win . or ina 194TITEDAY MORNING Polar.'
Plpreatratis. Jan. 17th, 1863. /
Remarks-We have,nothinst new to Pate in,
regird to the markets, neither have we any pu
dendar alteration to make in oar figures. The de
mand for the bottling ankles was only moderate.
Business since our last was gencially confined to
small operatioes to meet the wants of the lima
trade, The we lther has been very changeable,
more so than for some time past) at die time of
writing this report it was raining, Our rivers con
tinue in fair navigable order, with a fair prospect
of a coal boat Ha%
Money Matters—The market is very unset
tled B 3 much co that we omit the rates of Gold, Sil
ver and Demand Notes, as no two Brokers agree
as to the current value, - In a few days we expect
the market will become more settled.
The changes in the market Ikea our last week
ly review will be found carenally noted below.
Ale.—The following are the new rates set by
the manufacturers:
X
bbLs
00 hf bbl - bbis hf bbls
..$7 360 IXX .4
Rennet.. 900 450 Porter .. 700 3 500
0
Brown Stout 0 bblB 00
Applesi—Sales of Bennetts atsi iE42 50 VI bbl.
Asnes—Sales of Veda Ash, 4in, Refined do 4.41;
Caustic Alkali 6c; Nitrate at 73 , ey73;; Refined
do none in the market; Potash do; Pearls at 10c:
Bnitter.—Market firm; prices unrhanged.—
Sales of prime Roll. .17@180; Packed 120430
Beeswax—Advanced to 320 '0 lb.
Beans—nales of small white at $2 50p mixed.
$2 4.
Bacon—The reason for oil it pretty much
over, the stocks being pretty well cleaned out.—
Th e new stocks arehow being offered quite freely.
There is a good tusiness doing in lots ranging at
two to five thousand pounds at thefollewnig_pri-
H: Sh
9. oulders 63. plain Hann SOW; IL C.
H 3 4@..
Broosno- I Safeaat $1 250141 50 VI dos for cm
mon and $9552 50 for good and fancy
Buckets and TiaTite Beaver manufac
turers' prices. are as followw—Buoketa plain in
alclesVidosealk 4.%. painted inside, $1 50; 3 hoops,
$1 'M Tail, No 1. Khoo ; desei.s7 4l No 2
hoc 8,46 M Die 2, $% 03,t 5 0 No 4,7 k i
Reelerli No 2, - Half Bush sealed
B W Floar—Salee uik $3 0043 60 per awt
Bugs — A4voneedr sales b best &arnica; 2 bußhe
at $45@50.
41 t - Ciaiirage.—Oil barrels have advanced to
$2.75, and flour barrels to 550.
Candles advance:: dipped 1214 c 11l lb: Moulds.
12..: Star 18e; Sterine 170.
cheese in fair demand. We note sales of
prime . W. R. and Hamburg at Llee inferior B@lit.h
Crackers:Ms advanced rates are as follow s. '
Water 6c I Soda To
Bettor
.... 7o Boston —7c,
Sugar. 8o
. _
Corn Bleal--Cas from store at 70076".
Cotton Yarns.
No. sto 10 0 750 per Thrlio 16 800 per
. fp
1
•11 & 12 0760 " 17 ® Ble
"13 0 770 " " "18 @ 820 "
.: g :80 0 '...
,','
.':
2 1S t i ll o o :: :
No. 400 @ @
38 1 ,60 Der dvs. N?. 1
8 . 049 Sc.? ply doz.
700 0 35 o "
500 375: . .
600 (4) 36
.000 •
Carpet Chain assorted cobra 45 cts p2r . p
)
. :.
white,
overtuser 15 . put5....
7 7 it ts5 9
..
75 eta "
75 eta
40 cts
... 45 cts " -*
Candlewick.
Cotton ..
Batting. common,
extra -
Terms—Nett cash.
Sheeting.—Eagle Sheeting 30 eta per yard;
Niagara do 2834 rt.?, per yard.
Dried Beef—We note males a in email way at
12c rb.
Dried Pettit —The demands Continues limi
ted,• sales of Apples $ 125: Peaohels2 50 $1 bushel
Eggs are scarce. Pricea have declined with
sales at 18oper dezen.
Finh—Firm; sales Mackerel. No 3. lam. 775
_@B 00; do No. 2. $10; Pickled Herring $5; White
Fish. half bbl. 850.
Feed.—Steady ; sales 10 tons Middlings,ll 20;
32 tons ship stuff, 854g90 and Bran. 30c per cwt.
Floor --The market has been remarkably oct
et since our last, the sales as a general thing have
been quite small; we notice one lot of 1.703 barrels
of Extra Family at $6 35; the article was very
choice. The current rates from store we'e st, 50:
sales of Extra $5 50; some choir- Fancy Brands
brought higher figure. Sales of we. on Flour, a
variety of brands were sold at $5506e6 75. The re
ceipts by river were large we notice Jibe-al ahior
meets East hy the Pennsylvania railroad.
Grain—The market remains about the- same
with a moderate demand at the following figures:
Wheat, Redis held at $1 15; White, 120; Corn,
763 , 75. Oats 450150 c; Barley, spring,'" 15; fail, 1 20;
Rye. 75c,
fireeerilea—The market is unchanged as re
gards prices or demands. The stock in first hands
is not large. Sugar varies from 10 11 Molas
ses, 5465)55; Rio Coffee 32@33c: CriA. - Ougar.
@ , 434e.
GaiNsowdee.—The late advance was to the
following; Rifle, $8,25. it keg-; Blasting, $5.50.
Mospv-43ales of dre s sed at 4@so mionlWir to
e:ze; sales of live at 380t4 15 as to size. _
Gas Pipe.
Size. Per Foot.
Vlnch
do ... 7c 11% Inch 32
Sc 2 do
50
3 1 do 9 34c 2% do ...-- ......... 90
1 4 4‘i
o do goo o I
190 4 3 do
3%
do do .... ... 30
60
00
I% do ,26c 5 do . 2 .2
75
Hay—The receipts for the week were two days prices a shade lower 'During the past two days
40 loads were sold at the scales at 14418 per ton.
Yorllops—We note sales of prime Eastern. New
k, at 230.
Iron and Bails.
Flat Bar Iron.
I% to 6 by %to I inch
2 to 6 by 1% to l
I% to ]9L by %to 4 "
Horse S hoe Iron.
% to I by 5-16 to 3i inch
Heavy Band Iron.
2t06 by % and 3-16 inch 6 4!
1% to 1% by% and S-16 inch. 6 4!
%to 1 by ' % and 3-16 inch.s. 6% 4;
to 7' by and 3-16 inch.. 6% 5
Hoop and Light Band.
2to 6 inch 61 4
I.to 2 inch 6 5
14 to 1% inch— 6 5;
1 to 1% inch
in .. 6 5;
,p ch
inch-- 7
inch
4 ce l) Bo n e dtra for all Cut Hoops. 7
1 to 2Y inch Square.
2% to } i bob
3 tce3 inch
3% to inch...~.. ..„.._ ° t r f o r i ud % i.................
and 9 2 1 . e&g.....7.............”
and 7-16 inch...—.
-16 inch
inch
-3-16 inch.,
Oval Iron.
to 1y inch'
to Ai
•, 1 inch...
% inch
3% 511
4 5
4 5
4%% 83}44
No. 10 to 17 4% 6%
IBto 24
" 25 and 26.,...
27. 5
Sheets over 28 in. Wide. %•;iin'etitra; 5
Plates.
Boiletstron, 3-16 to %inch 6%
Boiler Reads .....
Tank 1r0n.3-16 to in,not overBOwide. 6
3-16 to: in. wide.— .. by
Tank Reads. (not .) .....
6.q
Boiler. Rivets... 6%
Oils— the market .
continues in a very unset
tled state; there are various parcels changing
!rinds, the terms of which neverreach the public;
There it a goon deal doing at the following rates.
viz: Refined 45@500: Oil Creek 33040: Lubrica
ting 20@25c: crude Petroleum B@9c, in bbis 10
@l2cl Duck creek 25t0 Bensole, deodorized, 20@
30o: Linseed $1 10_ •
rotatoen—Prices have advanCed; sales 200
bl s Pink Eyes and Neshanocks at $2 per bbl.
Hess Pork—There is nothing (haw in this
article. We . quote nominally at $l2 CO barrel.
Salt.—Prices have again declined with Sales at
$2 75@l 00:i6 barrel.
Seeds are looking up, clover a held at ssso@
5'75. Timothy at $1 P2osl. 7b. Fla; $2 2E02 46
bus el.
Soaps—The following are the manufacturers
Drafts: Rosin, 6%c; No 1 Palm , 7c.: Cajole ard
T o il e tt e . ne: Sawyer's Chemical Olive. Po. We
nian's Friend_,7eVl lb
Starch—Woods' is selling at 53e1l ID in lots.
White Lead -frioes have nuanced. White
'non. Per . re 9 31 el Red Pure. Per. 21) .%0MX
do. do. dry Per . 4:4 l geies Labarge. 9> •
Window Glassii'he oprioes remain steady.
and we quote as follows. for city brands, in boxes
f 50 feet. with 15 per cent. discount: 6xB and 729'
Bxlo $125: Bxll, 9xll, 9'12 and 10x12._ 00;
$3
3.9x14 and 10x14 , $2 78; 9xlk 19x16 and 10x16.6.
00.
Sheet Iron.
Whiskey.—Priees have material!' advaneed ,
espec i a lly common and rectified. Holders de
mend and obtain 38@40 for city; rectified old rye
continues to be disposed of at 500 to $1 50@ 200 V
gallon.
•
To ReEmortio
WWI ISALR—OICE SIGHT HOME
power. Hamilton. Rimini' and Biller. two
Reeeivers, one small still. Also, one large and
one small boiler and other fixtures belonging to
t h e Beggary on Soho Run. Also the lot of ground
a very e ligible piece of property for znanuaotur
tag pur poses. AR of the above sold at a
bargain to dose oitAppl to,
SCRATZ & BLRARLRY.
jan6:2wd No. Mg Woc d street,
Miners; Wanted.
IT TUB CARBON COAL mINEig,
ADANViLLE, ILLINOIS—no strike—aix
f ee t rein—sl 00 per ton for mining—pay weekly—
miners are making
FROM $l5 TO $26 PER WEEK,
Take the Chicago Railroad to IL Maine and
at Fort Wame_the Wabash Railroad to D ;qu o .
Fare abont W. D.
TwO 1101 W • -
OTANDFa TOP MOM
whose f ormer Floe-wad will be sold now
sorEwo.ar - al(Pil t‘ WHOlTira,
Osnisne - ilenewitoer o &nu
- Senhrtipt l sSidetdikietheiid
. Shoes ,
EtE4I.NG 4.1' No. 2,8 ,FIFTH „
wirrrilatri4ifirifilsr REGARD
T Ito etert, Otthey must be dosed out, brew.
-- " 'COME SEE,
21111 Door beloiwnxibeiiiiii
ABIWTED. •
Franklin, Bennett, Brownsville.
Gallatin, Clarke. do
Armada, John -ton. Wheeling.
Clara Poe, Poe, Loui-ville
Bobo, Walton, Parkersburg'
Lizzie Martin, Brown, Zanesville.
T. J. Patton. lienderson;Gallipolis
DEPARTED.
Franklin. Bennett, Brownsville,
Gallatin, Clarke. do
Minerva. Gordon. Wheeling.
Armenia, McCallum, bt Loui i
• Mir The river—Last evening at twi•
light there were .12 feet 0 inches water and the
monontahela rising rapidly. •
,WY" The Wheeling packet tor to-day is
the new steamer Arm/cis, tlapt: G. W. Johnston.
She leaves punctually, passengers and shippers
bear this in mind.
WV— The splendid passenger steamer
New. York, Lightnere, is announced to leave
this day for Cincinnati and Louisville. This boat
has the best of accommodati ins and - careful:and
experieneerkoffioers. Our friend Card ticidiaa , ia'
in the office.
For Cairo and fit Louis.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 17-4 P M
THE NEW AND SRLENDLD
eteamerE :LIPS.E. Geo. D. Moo_ e,
commander will leave as announced aboVe.
For freightor passage applz on board or to
J. LACK, Agent.
lanl4 or J. B. LIVINGSTON &
eFor Louisville, Cairo ane lit Louis
WEDNESDAY, JAN 4-ii A. M.
THE NEW AND FINE PAS.
Brick an
ndege te
r r samer
eave NEV a A s DA. D. °it, comma, will l Z
edannotme above.
For freiatt or passage apply on board or to
julls J, B. Livrsonotrar CO.
or JOHN FLACK
For Clueinnuti and Louisville.
THIS DAY, JAN. 16-4 p. m.
THE NEW AND SPLEN
DID Passenger Steamer i E W
YORK, H S Lightner.. commander, will leaVe
for the above and intermediate points this day at'
4P. M. For freight I:mirk:sage apply on board.
Janl4 J: B. LWINOSTO ti C 0.,.
or JOHN FLACK. •
1843 NEW ARRANGEMENT !sin
Wheeling and Pittsburg Daily EU-
TUL NEW AIV P ISPLENIO 111
side-wheel . packet ARMADA,:
George W. Johnson. commander, • leaves Pitts
burgh for Wheeling. eve y Mondry, WeilnelonY
and• Friday at 11 o'clock a. no, pundtually. Leaves
Wheeling for Pittsburgh every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at a m.
- • THE EINE PASSENGER
steamer .MINItIINA: John (Jordon
commander leaves Pittsburgh for Wheeling every
Tuesday, Thursday and Stturday at 11 A /LI
panctitally leaves We heeling every Monday,
Wednesday's and Friday's at 8 a
Olt-The above steamers makes close connee
lions at Wheeling with fins side wheel steamers
for Marietta. Parkersburg and Cincinnati
For frieght or passage apply on beard or to
JAM.Ei COI,LIN.S Jr. CO.,
Agents, No..ll4 . llTata arrest.
Fop Marietta and Zaiiesi
Regular Muskingum RireW Packet
leaves Pitisourgh every Satmday.at
4p. in., Zanesville every Tammay S
a.m.
g-w y... 1% THE FINE PASSENGER
steamer LIZZIA MARTIN. D. T.
Brown, commander, will leave as noted above.
For freight or passaga'apply on board or to
J. B. LI,VINti.STON CO:
For Marietta awl Zanesville. -
Regular Mavlcingurn river Packet
leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday, 4
p. m., Zanesville every Friday 8 a. an.
THE NEW.A.ND SPLENDID
Pamenger steamer EMMA °RA-
H . °moo Ayers commander. will leave as
noted above.. For freight or passage apply on
board or to J, B. LIVINGSTON do CO.
nog6
Wh,
/eating. Gallittolls d• Parkersburg,
Regular Weekly Packet.
THE FAST RUNNING PAS
seam steamer .ECHO. Jas Walton.
commander, will leave as announced above and
intermediate points this day at 4 p.
For freight or passage apply en board or to
W. B. WHEELER, Ag't.
J0H1.4 FLACK. Ag't. 1
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
W .11X • HAZY.ETC T
Has opened an office at
NO 90 WATER STREET,
Where he will crammer a General Steamboat
/mum business. and would solicit a slum of PAZ
rause from steamboatmen. ap24-13,d
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
of 4
6 4'
6 41
Gift Book Store,
I W. 118 WOOD STREET.
1 .
We have this day received the largest and bee
assortment of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
Ever offered for sale in this oily. We sell them at
prices which •
Defy Competition,
We have alaolreoeivedi large supply of
JUVENI LE AND OTHER BOORS
f uitabbs for presents.
A costly present is given with each book sold
dea2s
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
WINTER GOODS.*
EATON, MACRUMh CO,,
Are desirous of closing out their entire stook of
WINTER GOODS,
previous to making their ANNUAL INVENT();
0.1",_0n the first day of February next.
Wholsesale, as well as Retail Buyers will have
the advantages of the •
REDUCTION MADE IN PRICES.
EATON,BIACRUN & CO.,
N 0.17 Fifth street.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
NO. 27 FIFTH STREET
PITTS BUBO li-
ron ESE 11:1NRI*AHLED FAMILY
1 MACHINES have hist been awarded the
high& t prem;unt at the WORLD'S PAIR,
London—all the Machines in the worldvompetinr
Over 100,000 have already been sold
all giving universal Satisfaction.
•
This machinemakeethelook stitch impossible
to unravel with the essential advantage of being
ahlreon both sides, forming no ridge or chain, It
will quilt, stitch, hem, fell, gather, bind, cord.
tuck and braid.
The Mamma. speed and simplicity of this Ma
chine, the beauty and strength of stitch, and
adaptibility to 'the thickest or thinest fabric"
render it the most SUceBenSFUL and POPU.
lie.
LAB, Sewing MaChines now offered to the Pub--
*a-Warranted for Tare. Years, Ss
Ca and mambas the at NO. 27 'PUTS
iJ
WM. SUMNER it '6).
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
press Line
G REAT
Waken
R42 l .ttiumactH4 TARA •
it •
LissyslitiM.Owin....4.WhL HENDERSON,
Plucrrettiiig $$
mit..bliftaterßfir, ..021Ptratlette
4nui•ciectehtdre, , .6o ate - tramittr- Chtdo. 25
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50 eon* Salida IS ord. . -
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SEITDIEN THOI6L1 1 93 -
; q.-Mr.Chst4M
Tofechcludei, with
A - ND MRSI. PETER !MITE
Widow White 1... *Y . . Myron
MASONIC HALL.
uorgmepoingMorida Y - evening Jan camlith, fart
ni
leers. time only.. , 1 I-. ,i
4 09 1) *Thi arcliutirpEßis
POLTMC)RAIMA,' -
from Niblo's Now York. - Of 'the ereent: liver. se'
knoWledged to be the - largest and most'magell
cent.patnting irter'placed lipid eghlhition.
Synopsis pt Claws(Ablation •:.
_
1 City and }Umber of Chailestrair '.."-
2 Fort Sumpter before the bombardment
8 Rvaousti tt of Fort 'Moultrie
4 Firing.of e first sum - , - -., .- :, •
5 The bombe meat of Stinilde?:
li The Riot *" Baldniore:
7 Ydlirworth natives nn&eleg_dotra liroadway
n u4.li
8 Burning or Posport Nava Yazd:: - .-4.-
9 General view of " Weebington. Georgetown
ancrAidiligGiff HOWits: - ' - a ---- -
10 Union tretnitcrominllonglie
11 Humorous Seen —1 Foraging Carty_ ; _
12 Battle of BihMinnitain:
13 Harper a Ferry:
14 Caltip Zigotie:
./5 Battle of hull Runt ;
_--
19 uhatgo et the 69th frilh'ltighneii:l, 4
17 Retreat at Bull Run:
18 Grand review of 6 0.000. National trains;
19 Transports decennia , the Ohio river:
20 Death.of General Lyrnt,-,.-
' 21 Departure _ orDupotit'a Pleat,
22 'Panittil tie/Vane/4 -- _. i
23Negi+(s in the hinutnnt Barnwell Elietk
24 The Burnside Expedition:
~ ...' - --4
21 Capture of Fort lionsildeoM- ,
.", . - ' -- :.1`..!
26 Bombardment of Island No.' 10, • .
27 Battle,ofFitteburg Landing: - , -.--- .1 , '.
28 s iltirchiarfanthe'dinid and wiithitiel;-. ' `
29 Bombarent.cat. Jackson and Ph,tlip:
30 111celinneti, epil bit the ChiokahoinitlY: . '
31 Stenetnaes cavalrYtharitel,
32 Evacuation of-White alone); 1 .
.3 3 . i
~ Rebels crosiing the PritoniiiM ' ,
34 Battle pf South: Mount ain : -,,- , [ _
35 Battle - of:Antietam •--
1.6 Reliable at-Fr erieksburm . „.,-' :,... ~_
, 37:: The Unlimited Hera* ' • - .
34 Grand moving diorama of:the great 'Naval
Battle/3in Ham t'n Roads between the Iron
i clad monsters. eiderrimao and Monium
-JGhn--E. Kan 'fte , e, Pfthe.Bhilial lehiatiasette
;
Italy remarks that this MagnificentPolymonarce.
Was the artist's triumph and afforded a historical
schoolwhich would benefit theentire community.
This lathe same d:Monti index of the war. that
at D. iblo's Saloon. New York, created Co . much •
sonsation,, mid engrossed , the attention , i3f,:the
Prins to a degree heretofore miParailesiod.
LIZZIttISI
- 0111ERBY :
will appear.a' each entertainment- and-disbciorso
- Par/Otte andpatina ental:songs. She possesses. a
rich rontralto , voice. andm truly a natural child
• 'NIB. RU F US SOIPIERRIV' ' •
will deliver an explanatorylmeture. "
Admisnen-25einits: Children - 15 cent's. Dean
open at 1: commotion at 714 o'clock. Carriages
may be ordereffat BM o'clock.
eetr Matinees Wednesday and. Saturday after
noons at 3 o'clock. I ienBawd
SPECIAL .110TICBE4
The Oonfeseions'aid Ripfitiimee of a
.
t •• Poor Young:Maa _
GEN-T zit A nrlitAviaralFE EN
glued of the ies4 l ts of early error end dis
em„wil, from motivator benevolence; send to
those who reguelt copy of the above interest
ing narrativevnublished by himself. This little
book is designed: as it warning'3 and oantion to
young men and those who suffer fromNtavons
I/ BILITY, LOBEL OP IttEMORY....PRZILLRUILE DXCIAY
.k
c.i arteplying at the same time the Means of
sell-cure. , Slngle otOtes will be sent under seal
in a . pla , n - envolope7without charge—to any who
request ii4dreniing the author.
..4)11r ', A.. ff , ARIBIEST4, Esq
no 24 .todgwl - :Greolopoint.'Latuf Island. ~
Tertiltise:Voiietian Liniment '",
A certain' cure for pans aid gates, and warree
ted superior to ally oilier: tt olires;Ptst
tively relief isi_solutely sure unmouligely after
it is mind. ' Mothers emember this,' , and arm
yourselves with a bott le without delay.-- Crane is
a disease which kiyes no notice. freiviently- tacking the child-ill the de.d. hour or night; be
fore a pliyideian. iisn be summonedrit may be tee
late. Remember the{Venetian Liniment; never
fails. Pncs and bents a bottle. Sold.bv all
Druggists.' Offfoe. Cortltindt street. New York.
int;utitw3we , . .
•
The thefeat and. „neut.
. . _
Preparation that. can be used upon the Mir for
impartial. to it a natural glade, brown or black, :a
CITRISTADLIECO'S" ,
HAIR - 11,Y,
• It'correctettebad edeoti of other dyes, fa easi
ly applied. performs Its work instantandonelp,
and iurpreSenck to I he observer. as
lAPERAT,III(47aIIEVZIST
Manufactured inr.J -OitHiTADORO. 6 Astor
House, New York,' Bold evat7where, and appli
ed bv all Hair Dressers,
•-• •
Price. Sa.ta 50 andr.PUT iM.; 66a . quilutinitie
Catrimpoitiya mintitazominsilt
D.fes_ ts the ut..."
most softnem.lbeinost beautiful gloia„aa4premt
vitality to the Half; ' -
Price 50 cents, $l. and $2 bar bottle amionibierto
sise, - - lard.%dawltasee7-.'
. ... . ,
ratite giber:ll - B • .
dretiini PIM.
••.. ~ - - Nnwßagvil
Westchester G o:, i tt. Y,
_ - (Irot::1172:' -
Mr. G. Tarr Hirog Grup.Doir. „Miter, , &mg - 'ref
Dear Sir-- "would .e i l i tnat:rlwatindgestt ii
tiseiIEtARDDATH 'SP- -threturttlheywk
mendariou of.Tohn B.
,wit.. ,t of Oro ,ten Wate4as
ter countsclrho'vras: , outirely,restored .5 - to health
by Their - use. He was eidklor some two years. very
costive and dysyeptio.fend-he tried, ever everything
but.woe not relieved. wel ly, ketoolten
dreth's Pill every dike r - a "reek. ancla dose ot
Pine every day for &reeds" and' th antoglt ir
Pill everyday , with err doors:tali.; '; -
one month he wits able
.go to work. atid Inthges
months he well. gollthfidgiweignz - ' -,,1
Thug truly.. :
.. i ADWA PA x.f -- •
-1.
Wimp:warm (k- :ism. pp: -' '
Edward Purdy. o* li
that he
:resides . in the town of New Castle ; some
fears ago he was veryidek'with n Core on his leg. -
whichlad beep running for over Ave yearcl' Nut?,
he was also mnehdistrasted by apainet er
at at inj
and halides vem-oostird atyl Ayspeptfec'
ter trying various remedies and many rhysicia_ no,
he commenced tuditalinindretht.Pills,ldxto'eleht
threetimes a week, and ptthe end draw: Monk
the sore on his' leg healed'and ,at this end of two ,•
months' he was. anti I nredofoossiveoeways---
pepsia and pain, and has - remitted , well ever,
!mac I EDWARD • I Sworn to before metidslilthrlierof. UM
r ja"
nolZdkkr ,tfe. ' widen' awe.
Sold by Thomas litiolsmOsiphmond'Allsi
Pithdaush. I ;
:4 ICAL CAE • _
_ .
W. BODENEiDEEPti
of Now York, having wed in Pittsburgh,
as geoid, devote, his eaelusiwe attention to - tlie:‘ ,
Medical and Funtical treatment of .
.CHBONIC DISEASES,
especially those of the Lo er l!owebsfclias
constipation. Fistula, Fissure,' Falling of the.
Bowel, Stricture of the ( Bowel, .llleeration. of--
ihe Bowed, dee.' Also the various Chronic Dip- -
eaves of the. Womb; the liidnemi. the Bladder, eto
His residence is st the
• BIONONGAIIFOLA I HOUSE,.
where he may be se enand ionsulted from oteliick
a. m, to 3 ceelook p, m. daily. Ile - w il l viirlt pa
tients in any part of the city if desired.
dell
PENN STREET • - IDENCV: FOR'
SALE—A large thre4 story dwelling con
taining twelve rooms, wai r , gas fixtures.
Is very desirable.on aoso tof location.. being
convenient to Postoffice, market,
For price and terms akWy to
OUTLIBEAT
MarkerstrOt
,
C 0 L HEVOL lir E Air*
new model, all ekes, for sale b - • -
BO &
;nos 136 Wood stre6.
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50 BANK ETii i i "TINT!! ''AND
quaxts." Held icik's Cbanu . /agns. •
80 Cases Spasklinglioeelle, ' -
In store and for sale In
, • MILLER &-RICKETSON,
1.04 H"P
"IR"'
"14117'.
ES. at oldipmee. selling off at
II 1 •
very .Y 017.11 - BOTEIII. SHI)
t Etb-MlO- -
AU, GANSI9I Gams orland 9 :- o plikot
sneak near im.D.
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HA FOR t "-WHIR' AND OEN.,
b , 7 demen, all ityle•foreallY. '
_DU N IMITLEY.
de 30 • .l IX wood Street.
ARRivAZ F
BOOTS. AND G at iank
whioh will be il ltayt t ) = 8i Mirk, Mut,.
~ -.4 t, L ;s