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MONDAY, DEOEKBgP < *. Ia <u
LOCAL mELIIfIKIO
ADVERTISING AOEIOIBB
S.M:'KBTTENQUa; * Ott‘% 3 j
Park Bow, New Tork city, and. N O . g state
•treet, Boston; and U p. FONfAINB fc Ct> ! ,
No. 83 Nassau street, New-Yorknityi are au
thorised to take Advertisements and Subscrip.
n» for as at ourloweit rates.
*TWe wUi fowLiah the Daily Post to Agenta
the rate of #2,50 per hundred copies. ' ' f
On 'Change, : <-
On Saturday evening the, People's Stock Ex
change was largely attended. Notwithstanding
this fact the salon were but United, and stocks
still remain remarkably firm. The’ following
is a list of sales: ' " • * n ®
‘M Acme
fi0H1tch1e........
smtJS’^ , , orran soii^s‘Kun:::::.';:;: }jf
IS 7w’ £, lory “d Ohorry Bun { $
Ab an indication of the market we gtve the
following quotatioffa from the general list:
Monongahela .
Bank of Pittsburgh....
Mechanics’ ;
Citizens*
m: a 3a
Allegheny Elver 200
Bergen...: JZ2
*S •
gsas™* «:* Hoie -- « «•
owbe^ t, o^ • , Hnn....jo,
»S «»
ftBE£~:r:. f»
8!S&* »x . l “
Horse-Neck f{S
* Iron City *£®
%%S& 0bm * Bin::::::::;::;;;; }£
North American..'.'.'.'; 110
Ohio Valiev . *» ••••
Oil Basin.. T.. .JJ® 160
W) Oi‘>; & Pittsburgh!!.
Phil?i" s e . k . i . oh<irr^UII
* Pwi'adelphia.
Boss V
Stella
Steel Well.
Soldier Shot.-Gn Saturday evening, about
eight o clock, a soldier, named Thomas Farley
was shot by a membgr of the Provost guard, un
der the following circumstances : Farley, who
is a returned veteran, re-enlisted. on Friday af
ternoon for another term ot service, and until
Saturday was kept under guard at the guard
house. On Saturday, however, he obtained
permission logo out into the city, and was giv
en in charge to Sergeant lohn Cooley, a mem
ber of the Frovost guard. The men behaved
amicably towards each other, and drank freely
together until they both became partially Intox
icated. When on St. Clair street, we are in
foraed that Farley expressed a desire to go over
to Allegheny, where he formerly reaided, but to
this the Sergeant dtu not wish to accede, and in
flated on returning to the Girard House. Far
ey, however persisted io his sequent, and as an
inducement offered to the Sergeant' twenty dol
lars to let him go over. The Sergeant, it appears
Fa°rv rrr at ,we ' “ j
Farley wished to bribe him, an altercation oc
curred between the parties, when.lt 1, alleged,
Farley struck the Sergeant, and aliempted to
-- ° D ftiB ' * he to, *“ drew revolver
f la the ball entering Im
meUlatriy below the breast bone, and lodging be
neath the skin.abovethe left hip. The wounded
man wasconveyed to a store in the vicinity, and
medical aid was summoned, when his case was
pronounced hopeless. Sergeant Cooley surren
dered himself to Alderman Donaldson, without
attemptlngto escape or deny the shooting. Far
ley was then conveyed to the Girard House
where he was properly cared for. Cooley was
conveyed 1 0 the watch-house, and had a hearing
yesterday morning. His statement does not dif
fer materially from the above. He was commit
tea to jail for further hearing.
morning Farley was removed to the
t nited States Hospital, where he lingered until
thrae o'clock in the Afternoon, when death en*
sued.
Sentence of Marttu Brawdy.-Martin
Hrawdy. Jr., convicted of manslaughter In Tril
lin* James Fsgnn, ol Birmingham, mu sen
tanned on Saturday to undergo Imprisonment
in the Western Penitentiary for a term of nine
year, and six month.. On heartngthe eentenco
joung Brawdy was evidently shocked. and
turned «a pale that it was expected that he
would faint. He fen heavily into theprtsnners
dock, and remaining in that poaitlon until the
sentence waa read. He had been led to suppose
that hi. sentence would be a light one, probably
“° “° re ' h “ n a leK month, in the count/jaiL
Buttte offense waa one-'and
temarkeii that If the jury had'conv3
him of murder in the Brat degree, the Oourt
would not have felt disposed to disturb the ver
dict. When he was being removed from the
pri«)ner>. dock, a most aUbcting scene ensued
Hi. mother, tvho waa present, threw her arms
m-ound hi. neck, weeping and crying in a manner
y,h0 ’ re ' 1 tbe “ rere ” h °<* “he had-
Aflr *P '*» Union town.—A per
rnnal difficulty occurred In Unlontown on Fri-
nth * Ult ” bCtWeen “-Sheriff oope of
Fayette county, and a Dr. -Shepherd, of Presto”
ounty,.Va., which came very nearly resulting
n the death of Dope. The difficulty occurred
n a saloon. Shepherd is represented to hare
«en miderthe Influence of liquor, and indulged
“ *° m ® remarks o' a poUUcal tendency to
vhichOope fwhols acting a. provo.t manhal)
whTi talre 11 offe,1<:e ?o Shepherd
who Is a smaU man) two or three times in the
ice, when he drew a revolver and fired the
all .hiking Cope in the left breast,' but in’con
squence of its striking a pocket bio k co “tm”
ig papers an inch and a half in thickness, it
kneed, and thus saved Cope’s life. A
lot was then fired, which ctruck Cope in the
dgh, causing a severe, but not regarded s. ft
•l, wound. The Doctor was then aeverelv
mdlcd by Cope’s iriends, after which ail th
irties were bound over to appear at court.
J*** a "*T Ta ’'tf™ P h.-It appears that
c eTMtin “ coun,er "more difficulties in
e erection of a Fire Alarm Telegraph in thU
:y ‘«™‘ anticipated. jVa mrer
l of the Firemen’s Association, held on Fri
y evmdng Mr. Ev.ns, Secretary «f the Amet
m Fire Alarm Telegraph Company, stated
tt ® 4 larmll > Cleveland was an infringe
rnt or their patent, and acknowledged as such
those who put It up. He alio informed the
aooiation that a complete and reliable tele
h? tbe *°* ° P bentor lc ” th “
',OOO, which is consideiably more than was at
t h. Areoclation
™““° n ‘ocommendlng the erection
the Telegraph according to the plan of Mr.
ana, ami authortted an appeal to our citizens
fund, to cany out the wort Although thV
ph would-be a desirable Improvement,
doubt whether the citizens wiJJ be promntin
ponding to the calJ. v
‘'*7 Hftjjcr A new Sunday paper made
| fl ”* ap t pearai m« in riff-yesterday, j, ~
led The Leader,’’ and was got up by a com
>y Of gentleman in this city. Its general am
-ranee is very good, and ie sold at the mode
" r Prt . Ce .v f bM * dUn8 1*" “PF- Owing to
fact, the newsboys, is ho heretofore had a
Way on Sunday, were on .duty yesterday.
he general Impression that a paper does
p»y a. Well now aaformerly; and if we con
to ba surm oonted, and
many in the way of producing- a
i’. f PaP "’ We WIU find th »‘ thlsd^in
not tar from correct. Nevertheless we
, °“ r “ e ® “temporary will succeed
withstanding the price of paper and of other
»»ry material, and the scarcity of subscri
especially to weekly papers. "
Inth Ward C. g. Ho.pitai_w. mos~.
idthat Acttng Assistant Surgeon. Johnßea
As Xi« S, UOf&Od hfitra ftApn r |,
lee. being no Writer lc ’wintt
rd Hospital; 'ft’hat u The matter)
Shod ay .-iThe'iMcent
r»ld against .thellquor sellers has created quite
a scare among that portion of-ihejunniaiinUy
and h«ttdOd ,wiiith':i :m^ft 3|S|^yef
feot Several of them (wore sentenced during ihe
put week for thelrdllegaldra the, but we befieve
that some Of,thogreatu^ offenders lathis re
?? ter ° ,locd •o benome Usvabiding
a^’ nin ' 11 onSatnrday,
toZlnr u* dFre<,eriok Jadbßs'plShdguilty
to tw2tt,£?T <lDJer “ “ CenM linuMn « th ™
ty aoUari hath find adttionfshed ndt to come
whs■ • under similar circumstances.
Waa ltiqaten doltdia fobSeillhg 11-
S “cense. TAuS iywonld qppear
“as not-only theeeUlngof UquoronSunday WUI
ha ahoUshed, but all other lnegal traffic UPffils
UnawlU be put under Beverc restriction. This
fact willno doubt be gratifying to many of our
citizens.
Requested to Realsn-PAt a meeting ol
nZetftf m J m «r * desolation
passed both branches requesting Mr. 0. BlcObw
lan. Recording Regulator, to resign bis office.
w » 4 « againsltthiniwere
intemperance, Incompetency aud repeated re
fusais t° carry nut (fie instructions of the
Street Committee. A committee was appointed
to Inform Mr. MaGoyaa,of thla .faot, and.aseo-
for to-night, when ani
other will be appointed to his office.
h.^7“fif°® ° Ur iMt r *P° rt ‘ h e weather
hashed
abuodance -during the, latter Parisian week,
so that the streets were soon covered with it to
a conalderablo depth., ; Yesterday itjeommenced
again, and the cold wind which wasccfnthjually
7 “ UnplMe “‘ ‘° walk abroad
Slefgh-ridlng has not oominenced yet. It is true
that we heard “• “-‘WngbeUs 4«e W&Z
but the example was not followed by others.
Asked. Bid
m F ™»*-Tko. navy yard
in Philadelphia Is the subject of a legal investi-
SSj-r- ' rhc employees have been
to the tune-of nearly half a mUUon In
stealing, and propose as a compromise to go to
nubli7s t .Hf7 ?hOPe ‘ hBy may g - The other
public inatltnttons of the country had better be
examined and see whether an old woman and a
few boys ard the only culprits'.
® *‘ h or BM Yoon*—Ell Young, the
“ Proprietor of Young's Exchange,
mnes, w, r Ce ‘ ,<liedon FM * y - af,er a l-rlef
loon f “ ral ‘°° k after
friers T, W “ atte “ ded by a I,r S® “““but of
friends. Deceased was a member ot the .tick
son Independent Bines, and serfed lh the Mex
lean campaign. -
.. 200
.. S6O
.. 600 637#
..140 126
~122 120
-• 127 1.5
.. 1 00 55
.. 280
loeon the Rlvera -ln conseqaedcq Ji the
“ W “ Ch 1,13 'd&^tl
itoaHn W d WB> tt6re * ,ge " mount of now
floating down both rivers, it is not however
” ttf aqa “7 ity 8810 ‘“Pube navigation, bu l
If the present cold weather continues, steam
boat. win findl. a difficult job tomake oaTjf
their usual trips. fr ' •>■•>•••
: or
aoSe?co?„r Ce T^T f^rt y;sv o ei°? T '"
Itself {“^l?’4° 1‘ «• antfdpitS l that°by
,‘ r’ce i'hS 1 t. te cow e askedTo? , ’}? lC dOUWe »»
adapted lor building, and Jwloe e , h l ’ eCU> " lr1 '’
Srtu^rTSiS&SK
can rarely batoundl f£rt^?th! I!oUhtOf * moliey
lililiP
SSraS^sS;”™-
SOT.fi! -»■“ I
imgksi
gorgeous story of that (lJeat h i>Rif 4 o«
which makes or nnniAifpa »ha * ~ * rsslcji
stt&SiWJMSaLT 6
s&assfAfji
Matl « a HerM, for nV‘c “fgh^
VrlgueW Woo,i QUd “ (em,ey ' B ' N -“- J5
nattering. Hohleri, nr iAf d y, e , nlnt '“* re fery
goaf. r„J* of 80&&O3 ticliots Wild acmira
Becured at the eamlume hoth lecturfia oafl be
;06BPH mnn[
JOSEPH MB¥EH & 80.\',
MANDFAOrpBERS OF
fLAWf 4NS FAMCY
FUEUITtJBE AND nH^TBp
ware bouse,
M 3 9MITHFIKDD, AMD 44* PKNS su
jej Between 6U » and Virgin, alley.
F'TTTSBtniQH
AJTD S'AJTDT
COAL AND OIL COMPANY.
- 9300,000
SI,OO EACH
$60,000
CAPITA!, stock,
SHARES, ...
Working capital,
Company is baaej.on the foliowing prop-
u«^“a r “iSwf BimPte - 20 00 SJt
£&£?£&££ *«2!sr“> 20 on JeAae, | n
from Franklin Tfie comity. 6 milea
The v“/ n o e "^f n ? r u b / pr^M
P>od for bJMkra“fh n,“t' £ nd
tJoi^uSTcKVo 7 ? ;£?•“" r t an,£lln .
Jeet l?tUekSa. whici?Vh o f ifora 410 4 %
working. The route for^erSSSJd^ 6 aow
L
.4*B? ; 'wsi
i&^SffiS sssls
aawfS .fesCS ?F”
mm asKT^^wa:
_ OFFICERS.
? r 's^jr^r4^W Preßidetlt -
Treasure,
DiaicTOHS-BenJ. s. Mu .grave, cS“
W Wartl’ Hhod4! W.'
The Subscription Books will be opened at
MJ’ourth .treat, this l»fh'
' ielWt
TTSJH IT,
■Ajiti be Oonrinewl
SUPERIOR KFS'ICACS
BABKIN'S EXTRACT BUOHU,
Sold by all Drujyista, at One Dollar.
DH» QUO I>S. -a. ■
Cheap, at hlcOntiie
.Jiff York -10.-A Washington
speciai says : Enlistments in Hancock’s
?° rp i very favorably.
Large numbers of letters from veterans
in altpartanf the country are daily re
«h' and ** ie indications are tha/in a
skorUime Hie corps will receive its full
complement of men. •
i.i^r ® Qt ! er baB issued orders for
rn^ S com nuasi°ned officers from bor-
i Th» g oS,?“ y , £rom enliBteJ ®en.
I bfTrtbune's army of the Potomac
special gives an account of an engage
rag's ‘oT?, ?* r ba and g X
damaged b ° at considerably
leafrisfro B m n / t0^ ® apat ? t 0 the WVW
that deserters! and other sources
b , pa P era have concealed the
important facta in regard to
l?“® aDa movements: First, that
feached n Mti? arCll ° p to tbe amo ho
reached Millen was, practically unon
posed, the only fighting being cavnlry
WWW 68 r,. between Kilpatrick and
His march has created a tre
t?«i nd o US Pa " i Hebas swept all Cen
tral Georgia clear of grain, forage
horses, mules and negroes It is snn’
posed he will reach the sea-coast S
two able-bodied negroei for every white
soldier Tn his ranks. It is understood
he win allow only able bodied males to
apcpmpany his army. Not haying
fought any battles in Central Georgia®
and having kept his army well togethe?’
fi Sb ™ a r ! " rea ? U ‘he coast in splendid
fighting tnm, and with an abundance of
ammunition and shot ; and we have
reason for believing that in addition To
the negroes, Sherman will be reinforced
by ten thousand Union prisoners. There
is a deserters story that the prisoners in
camp-near Millen bearing of the near
TnH aC V f Sberman > overpowered the
foumry" -W?attere<l then)se lves over the
-J be , Macon Confederate savs- A.n
bas been issued to repair the raid '
road and .telegraph to Atlanta-“man v
and Z Tt D Uh re re i urnin « ,0 tb «r homes*
It & imn Ped -k, 0 ‘ SOon t 0 leave ‘hem
" ls , ‘mpossibje to learn the exact
fhn£i of damage done to this city i,v
the Federals when leaving it bnt
S !in e °pmi°n is that nothing but
public-property was destroyed and
private residences are still standing
, arniy correspondent of the Col
umbia Laralinan gives tlie glowing ni.-
lure of lifem Richmond. He lev! rt *
TuTofied" 1 ' rt peop * e »»<« makes 7 w’ n
to^LrOrT/ 8 thC ,ollow mg tribute
10 «eneral Grant among all antagonists
at have confronted General Lef dnr
lh(. war, none have oiv^n
ir
ofdefeat DC ! neilln S,im ' re ‘ l mortification
o deteat, but without once acknowK
fidpng 1 lie ban been wbinned and \«
ami clings with death like '
Arrest of Washington Merchants.
Lord Lyons Leaving Washington
Late Arrival from City Point.
m Dec. 11.-The Govern -
t hU« Ted n ° '. nlorma, i°n O.he,
uerl T,f J ?■ ttppeHrfi ln H °u'!'ern p*
pers n ,datum ,n Sherman's more-
Five or six merchants of Washington
runners haveT IUDBgOOdS t 0 blo^a ‘ | r
unneis hare been rerommittej to the
hy „rder ot the Secretary ol
The horses, carriages, 4c anil lir,
Lord T b e ionBl i ngto th 6 e9tab iishß)ent ol
the -s£? DB, ,i lave be ™ 8o! d at auction
™es fe£° n T ° f
TnrnM-e£-« a LyOD3 Wl » n °t soon re
m, to Cbuntry, if at all.
inThia^v^. CO,U,Di - SSion ia 3eBflio “
10 inia ihifl motmng took un th«
mTehe harle9 E - Waters Hardwire
ss & e £H°elf
ne«ln°h *L oods to bl,,p kade run
Thl be earned into the robel lines
Pninf t!? 9 / Bte ? tner Casaack, from City
fboS ftfte 8 /’ b J° Ug r ht ,0
25:a»»»K%Xfes !
SuSr aDcei ,hinly c,Bd ' “ D(i
"AJfTHOKT KBTBB
The New York Gold Marke
Another Destructive Fire.
Dec - 10 Gold has been
weak during the morning in conae-
KMSitasflrw
WAk&T 1 "* s
On Tuesday last, a fire broke out in a
IvrfOas'pn >lre beloDgin S t 0 tbe Brook
iyn Gas Company, at the foot of Hud
B ,!pAvorme, and used for the storane
" b .:'“™ ua CQab From that time el
til jesterday men were emuloved pn
deavonpg to extingiush the fire" La st
night, however, there was a tremenri
om explosion in the building bom the
gas by the smou ripr!™
smoke which was immediately followed
by flames extending among the coa ]
with great rapidity until thousands of
tons were in a blaze. The firs iTr.l
* lth gTU!it f ar f, though the fireme/havf
succeeded in conflning.it the premises
The Ipse is estimated at $3O 00f) S '
Railroad Aoeident.
, Louisville, Bee. 10.— The Louisville
&if •"'XE’.sr “£
Another party of guerrillas, while en'
deavormg to remove the rails ™
Beards Station, was fired on by the
guitrd of a freight train which
Sta ° Beard’s Station, a ™
named Ellis, from SheUy county
ia4ly, If not mortally wounded. Three
wo “ l * a -i
nr.T Nashville passenger train has
a hatf V r d ’ “T-r due Bix buur B and
half. Gause of detention unknown.
Attempt to Burn a Railroad Bridge
„, Bopm, Dec. 10.— Major Greeorv
Branch of U Pa^cTai^ad""^
?** a a had e wiO. Wm
» man dressed in rebel uniform mire
cognizable to the citizens. Six bails
passed through him, causmg^nsUnt
The crew of the steamer Ike Davis
captured some rime six.ee by a band of
rebels, ran into'Galveston hartor ar
med at-New Orleans.
THE P(>BT--PITTi
UTEST 8Y TELECBftPH
Enlistments In Hancock’s Corps.
Imp6rtant facts about Shenui
The Damage done to Atlanta
A xPiotuiC of Life in Eiohmorn
Midsight.
Late Attempt to'frura'Sew York.
Another Re«ahfe-t3efl|leinen
from
From Qen. Butler’s Departnien:
New Yobk, Deo. 11.-VHtfotf
exertions of the military' ! dhi|
there is a fair prospect Of , thti . speedy
rapture of the principal ‘actors in the
late attempt to burn the dty. ; It is “said
that some of them are now in the city
under surveilaace. The registration 6f
Urgent 1 States cou
tinues at (Jen. Peck’s office, and about
to this S hSVe been re B istere| J up
yesterday examined
who left RiCumOridf seven 1 Baya l a(So"!n
company with fifty-six deserters He
reporto the epndition df the Tebei s &tff-
;a#ffejj>iora!He, .be
lngcompelled to stand in,mud Shi%a
ter a foot deep, and are aliowedhtithaif;
9 pound pf tneat and a poiihd bffthnr
per day.• The men, are d iscouragedwnd
take every opportunity to ' desert. He
makes an estimate Of W
sections daliyfrom Lee’s army '
The Tima says: A merchant who ar
fmm R- , 1V ‘ 1Bll j D S t0 “ on WedhesdTy
from Richmond, -alter havine faiieH
Umon tl tolito? reViOUB,y * W
union feeling was .never stronger
among the middle classes in Richmond
than now. He' *tat&’ that
enUre/oreign a recon
struction of the Union, JJayishL
his hoose guarded day and rimfitUaiid
nc> r am ** - reh ln W 1
Ti^ h t£ ¥m f* Washington special says :
The report- that the Secretary. pf the
fhiSi 7 intends to receive old seven!
„,‘7 iea ,n P“y ment for custom duties is
without any foundation - ’
™ e . Mercury's Washington
special says: There is no doubt but the
Dutph Gap Canal is by this {fine open*
and our fleet making its way ur: James’
nvei in the direction of Drury’s Bluff
on the bank Of the James river. Dutch
I nn£ u C M a i haa been captured and is
now held bjjr our Ibices'
At the time Brownsville was occupied
«.c.». p Ss r of
The Herald,'* army of the PJtifmke
special says : The Freud* t'pnsnl^f
C h imoDd reccnU ? Sen.
f ,l h adquarters on 6n Binesa refer-
Dg to tie passage of aoctffe French sul.
jects through the lines
FROM WASHINGTON.
Oommittea of Finance on Taxes,
The Went Virginia Legislature.
Nothing New from Sherman
Washikgton, l>e.\ 10.-The proftosi
ttun to tax sales oue per cent m,. ( 4 U
with considerable favor although spme
members ofthe Committee in flhan L c
have urged u lower rate in the sales ~l
,‘ t hreaUslufla. There is some
talk of imposing an excise tax on specie
aud cotton without drawback P
Ino Poit'i Washington BDecial
are , seek’ er#,;9aT^eW 6f lo y»tlBtat4l
are seeking permission to raise reet-
S: n 'm r ° r ® , ‘ n . COck ’ 8 cor P 8 > appointing
the officers themselves, but the War
Department ia inclined to retain the an
pointing the officers. Sfl
t. of Yjrgini i, us con
| tia-distingmshed from West Virginia
[ now in session at Alexandria
ln e > C n e 'n Jo3e ? o S< ‘ gar ’ 10 1111 the vacably
in the Lulled States Senate occasioned
C Y r>flp eath Mr Bowd °“. and John
L. Underwood at present, United States
p‘, BttlCt h Juilge > in Phtceof Senator Car
next^r°c? termeXpireB ' >nthe
lauHrl.* 0 IDCU6B ° f Bnosv rell he f“
sa? iC N>.?K d paper 9 of Thursday the Bth
88 T N ° tbl ?g new had been received
re^di no °Sh rete . War Ue P»rtment
regarding Siermaa a movement* No
rece^pf^f^, o ®? B ' B had been
Twilfr f a . t , er dat ? tba n the 3d ol
December. Mosby has been premoted
to the rank of Colonel.
From Army of the Potomac.
Advance of the sth and 2d Corp 3,
The Movement fully Accomplished
Headquarters Army of the Poto
- I J jAC ’B.—Yesterday at daylieht.
the Fi fth corps with the' Third division
|of the Second corps and two brigades
of Gregg s cavalry, started South'
They were heard from yesterday, \nd
To d L r ? BBedthe J Noto,a y ri ver, °n the
Jcrnaalem road without- meeting
opposition of any consequence, -They
Deserters who came into our, lines
I Hwr ? ornmg > state that-Mahone’s rebel'
| division was sent off yesterday do meet
?“ r n a . dva “ ce fo «; c8 . but aa no firing has
m , l^at direction tee-day, it
enJkpef' eVed aDy en « a « ement ias tafe-
December 9.—A reconoitering foroe
of cavalry went out on the left yesterday
r/ nmg, striking rebel-pffl oj
H 0 6 t \ aU ? b i? ! r ° ad t driving .them jto
whlr« e .i? Bu . D > , a of two miles, ,
Where they had breastworks 'erected
a°7 i“ ade a stand. Skirmishing contin
ued for sometime, when the object of
the movement having: been fuiiv'ac
ex P edl ‘i°n returned. 1
uur loaswas seven-wounded; that of the
enemy li unknown. Some, of those^
this psvty. ‘ fepirt
that heavy firing was heard in the <3i-'
rection otStormy Creek, which indi
n 1 l^ a ‘ a riqg was going on between
General Warren and the enemy
Reports are enrrent, ihatthe evacna- j
Hot of Petersbnrg-may be looked for at'
an early day. 1
(SigneA) i
W. D. McGregor
Late Hew York Items
Nbw Yqbk, Dec. lO.—Ordara were
by tbe ooHefctor of
f J om Washington, retiring bass-':
ports from all persons who came*hither
rrom Nassau and other ports , that -are
£L aU “, 8 bf U,e ‘Pineal despi#
does, who have seized or attempted to
>Tl Z n ‘S 8 a belon B i,, g to dtizehc of
mpn U States. The names of all
men arriving here from snch ports with
out passports are to be sent tSnba au
thorities at Washington.
A considerable number of prominent
citizens met at three o'clock this after
noon, in the collectors office, to consider
al“amgui* tende?i<, K*WWP,tt-Mitfr.
The meeting was organized by theao
pomtment of Moses Taylor, a/ Chair
man, and Samuel Sloap. as. Secretary.
2*° Mwer P adopM tendering Ad.
a|P i. t ’ » gwnd receptiom-and
<^, ittee r b l appolntetl to cany out
of taceUng. It Appears
BOO,l an * ¥B here in the BUrt-
Another Advance on the 9th.
j jt,j j i —rr ..
«r I vSS A rtS ?AH n T ® E ! Abmt of the Poto
reconnolsance
was matte this morning alone the
aTe U i?o,^o«“ ad, * oWirfi Ron,
Ste®4v°J? te the oavalr y weai
mrtKfco&fiS consisted of de-
iQf several regiments of car-
F of the isth
and three brigades of the
- ofthe enemy were driw
en across llie riyer, where a shSp nle
sgs ibe from a
•« *S ,our ; men took position
m.Ufe, captured entrenchments, while
%nTr I, lrmn W S thr ° W P ont on both
aftel a report came that
the C “?{"“* “P sod across
P ' P ml, ° West of the' road
i^ r ft W^oft ‘ sB ww - °n evincing an
attack °® the right flfnk
°PS e b^ n t 0 prepare to
rece) vg them, rj He also sent back for
at mf rin C £ m ' en £v,V W £ ieh were E‘ ven Wm
make <he dH not
APPearance, and it is beiiev
“J. iW «>«y .fell back to a stronger
a ialf wes? rm TL ey ’ 8 - Mil)a ’ a mile aud
f. Pf'f' .The impression is that
they “had a no fortes in the vioinitv else
*f“PS/resistance to onr advice
would have fieen made. c
char 2 e was seventeen
the 3d^P«nf ea i am ? n g them Lt. Ward of
£ nnaylwmia cavalry. The loss
of the enemy is unknown
In the afternoon, reports came that
lefttaw* T ere movin 2 towards the
, e * Ty force Arrangements were
(mWni^hlf ’ bUt W lO * is hour.
(miclmghy they hav? not appeared.
Reports fronT Rebel Papers.
Skinniuli with Moseby’s Cavalry
rfaw- Yobs, Der. 11.—A heavy snow
Btorm commenced at an early hour (hi.
m >^[ n and “ontinued till about in
0 i°iSV'T lien ‘t turned to ila
A Milledgeville correspondent of the
Augusta Con ttit u lionalinl says- The
t dmlrabl >' e and
appointed. Each man had eii?hiv
roumls of ammunition, while fben
out Btint, and rations for lorty days j
nothing" PrepaWd:and U lor |
ago General fitevenson
command,ng Harper's Ferry *. ul ,
a scouting party of thirty men in '
to'mirl'T lttel!c "' a ' louden county'
to mhui. Itfoshv, who was reported I.J
«S !| 10 1,0 preparing for a raid into
I Maryland. At Waterford, our cavXr
i struck the bead of Mosby's forceTld »
sKirmish immediately, ensued, in which
we lost seven men killed, wounded anil
eTS 'J' 110 rebels who outnumber
ed us three to one, lost equally as many
Cam* i“ M B ' killed
Captain Mountjoy.oue of Mosby’s abb at
Lieutenants at Leesburg. Ou*h e fr re
the n re.‘ e , l a rty * ob,,leil “ member of
the rebel General Gordon's start who
Has visiting a lady. ' j
I Latest Prom Charleston
E-sv-”-" 1 ”
St ‘, m ’ Where all 01 Golo Del
Mulford 3 fleet 13 now lyinir. The rr
change ol prisoners being changed from
3a vannah to Charleston,OeneXshTr
man and Foster haying interrupted the
exchange at the former city. When the
Victor sailed on Wednesday, she heard
noh V h, *» tbe direction of Sayan
an Bttae k on that city
taUroad between Charleston
JimS 811 agree tbst
TELEGRAPH.
■ N.w York Marke,.
diinT 81 ** '°r “U
-all So Wtaatotoi «U “
46al0trad® brand* bl^ Qrt *^
red: $255a2« for anihinParftit 42v * lor Winter
for 2 “ a r e ; a 7 u \ e o f e Ooen *, m
laasee. 680 for Mumoy^do*pSSl? o ” llo - M °-
orude; 714J30 for lehncdi^bond H S ,or
new
Lard 1U540. Boiler, SSaMefofohio?^^
»«w York Honey Market
2M ?* W ° EE| De °' 10 '~ GoW “loaed to-dsy at
Chicago Market.
&vSSd¥T^
St# bonis ACarket.
**£ «*%%* !Zisggrb£!i£ r mu -
REMEDY
dysentery
DURRH(Ea.
Ipllxoix’a Aromatic
BEACKRERRY
CARMINATIVE
;^mmtdet: rt “ 4 0 ‘ d U r ™rno
s^wsrjrr:ir-r
-tattei?‘*l Ph5 '" lCtSM ™T generally 0 »
practice in all chronic anddangereu.
S££==^==
-^srstrraKS
,h * ,he P ro P rt etor‘«
bdi.ie tte ou£ * We ™PPer of each
Prepared only by
W. F. DAVIDSON,
Sole | Proprietor,
For aale by an reapectahje dragguta.
Lfe2£s*JK!- “ ° 6nt,,> *"* 40
* . 1*« WooJ-irroM.
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH
n ' L Cee,, “* °f *y
times on one aide and stopped- up, some-
Soon a clear, °“>er.
ita appear4nce T excortTtin*lhL duc^L s , fBe ma ke*
Of the Ups, whfcn bicoS| h rrd BO anil “f fa
swollen. Alter & 1P1B 0 ?® rt ? * n ? somewhat
cornea thick, jelloulah eIVrSm I *!* cliar § e be
continiiea to be « r mely fr e( ]uer.t, and
and a »ourS of m«h aie4a "-
annoyance. After mnr^ S f and ■■- the greatest
purulent, highly o trenail?- J “ 8 U uie n becomes
tremely letld odor It an «*-
to require when oonfin£d -to tiw f p '°f u ” 0 83
quent application iST„“ I to the nose the fre
arups into the throat .Shi^' ***«*>**' prlf it
the case, while the botfv h !S l il? m k r !L l>arlfl!ul “‘ l >
tion, constant horizontal pou
Sleep fa frequeitl, dt a , i nr,iSi Bo,net ‘ me “ boil.,
choking caused bv thenVUS 6 * 1 t ‘ l V' aeDa ation ot
in the throat. oUltm KS C 3
the ivaterv Dortinn “ e beat m the l»cad,
deposited upon. the membrane' Sf « I^ d * ly,la
upper part of the throat i„ Si ml 111611060 a °d
or hardened lumps. The h f pe of oru<l t 6
incrustations produces a *s*2? o! ,hea *
end nar rotes the nasal ntS 0 ® dlsoomtort,
barrass re»piraUon ‘° M to en > ;
hare to be made to iemr,r?ik?’ frequent elforla
bly blowing the nose? or by^eSamiSth’
—a praettoe as disagreeable ft “ hawking
thow »roifnd him After w’re 860 "'' 1
that side of the inorttstation u'hfrh^ =e removal,
the .nucona membrane win . bfoh adhered 10
bloody, a fact “Sr/”*’ be foun "
Tor Its dtslodgemeutbunli? orca /squired
orustations accumulate mn’.i 8 theae > B -
Kara“S»»-V“ ! r
cc«Tfu. e ,, p a s tI!XVK e c .*!!&££ T ’“V
:rt s
?sZipa n fV“h“l"a U ?! 1 tl , l < :“ d , &“*
?het M n har^ U f' * ““
«s |
principally ttirouel, the t wmia M ® feB Plratmn 1
deleterious ln ™e g C „e l aMfei ‘ h "* h ‘ , ', ethod I
o. entirely loir? JidThesnirK'n" ol
Irequeut, u product , ? Kh 'f*
tfftaioimlly, while blmyirn* ° lAate - <»«•
oi-tmbbhug sound will be beardTu
bearing wTjl be found quite thick inri?,' ttm *
ui>, tut return suddenlFwiVSLsffn rt ?^ M
the fact. The eres y Hlvare<vf
irritable and disuosal K® * p f k tn become weak,
eold or wind, or after the f SV Xp * oßare 1(4
pain, more or lew in,S exert *Qa. A
ot pressure is experienced feellD ?
sometimes on 4he ton qr WU*oi ?£& au ?
also nain in tii.- r u \,. * “■wu oi the head, and
for wiu,h It is in ic„ V.uk™ U Th« neuralgia
the head weak* u« ‘ . Ken ' The distress in
irratabjllty morusem-,“u 4 1 ,^ t P^ d SSf a
nearly always bad tnTk,?V capricious, and is
oases the system become/feeble «!fi ‘ Wsevere
and theie Is an averehinV.- inVifS? prostrated,
physfaal or mental exertion r r*° ei *her j
oataich pi ores fatal .iihffk”?
system £.d wearlng’ou“fh" b i'' i „ t ?? n ?
sling downwards ind nrndiPetl. A’ or by ,r»v
tions, bionchltis, and tbroat atfec
■nay be saWy assorted ?hit I°'l
-
GIFT BOOK STORE,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l st , 1864,
NO. ua FIFTH HTRKidT,
OPPOSITE ADAMS’ EXPRESS OFFICE
c.ub?, a 'Rt!^ e .fSf nd Ne 7 s t u o|sra 0 |s ral r° rt ,r ted
S'book < .'im“you a ° f recelTl |>S "■ith’eaab
IB '^S?®SSy2^ffi
-ji.Y Wtssr ass
aha sing* books at the He, ? ,!mbar ' *b»t in pur-
MtThOPGLiTAN GIFT BOOK STORE
'i ou pay no mare than you would atanv
Other establishment, and have the
advantage of receiving a valu
able present with each
boo* yen buy
One Trial win Convince Book Buyer.
That *he plaot to make thelrpurchaeeal. at
63 FIFTH STREET,
ln £,£°“ ftfty 1 »to"!« hm!!lre,t r d!,'lu e r ' a V “ n '-
Si?wissEr ,usi,wi ,rce ««y
Jioll»lrd&.w:eod
DHI tiOODS.
Juat received a large, lot of'
Alpaccas,
Shawls & Cloaks,
Balmorals,
CHEAP fok cash; '
M. MENTZER.
m *
onronwATi
K?SS”f=
Sagwsasaffi'^^S
• p «S®®fS r
no34:3md ' r tr ■
»R. LIGHT Hi i, i
C A T AIBH.
UR.XIOHTHU.L, THE ADXfIOR OF
Trea ttae
Is now at the
ST - CHARLES HOTEL
PITTSBURGH, ‘
A " <l con be Consulted
UntU FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23J, lBe4 .
ON CATABRH- DEAFNESS,
AM) ALi. WUi VAJU OUB DISEiSES Of
EA.R. THBoat,
AIR PAssAci e »
WILL US OPKN OK
And I. permanently located at
PITTSBURGH, PA,
A HANDSOME PRESENT.
vy. L. FOSTER a 00,
French Merinos,
Poplins,
Coburgs )
Delaines,
Woolen Plaids,
94 Market Street.
Strictly Pure, Article
PITTSBURGH MHlfr HOllfcß
r-.i i u:i
JA] tt bb
TOHBESCK * McOARH, i
1 ■' ' • • >. i.' i ;v9t '•
Apoti»«»riwl»a^Be*fe*Llii : ; !
““l E**;s6fe.:
Alcohol, Perfumery,, Itaetf u ‘Ajßffiflfes-' 1
qnors, Tobacco and .tlkarai 'r?"
Oils •
is ;zz
Medwiaes, ■6e it : '>it e ,'-*r ju l .
T:RUißsi'i3' j ~1 ‘ ■ <w.,
r^SrSsS’#.
SssMa#SKvSs3^Bs»,
a
. "*i mt .} "“V* 1 ■
Of Rupture, Sc -*, ; * nd fo&.teeMmSt 1
PHYSICIAN’S PRESCBII‘TIONg
regard ?o \
PretoriptloDs d&refiiiiV' nimn :i j' f <*
hou*B of be niyht? • • •.‘^WWM«It4L..M..a.:
DIETETIC & CULINARY ARTIG^§
Pure Cream of Tartar,. / /,
Kaelieh BaltiugSoda* 1
_ EuglliJr
Oram aud Powdered Olovee,. jh,** .
:•
Giogee.. «
OiAQikß^OO^
Boot
Bark u
' ’ri'' 6 *. 0 Uwo -Starch,
Oox'i Oeiatine/ ■
sOlyoertne;
HeoUer'a I’arin*. . . ~
» - •
om&wsy (Jeedf r * 3U - *„, «.
■aolae g A aid,
W? wanJuißegi. ; i, £t :
•S/deratM; “iw ,sti .ciw'
fearl Aih, , „ /. Ci-i;,
aw.,,, ato., . y :
household AMsm^y!2; : '
Lye, ruFe
Uvar Sami ' ' J 1
iipt.ll. Bath Brink,
*> «0., 4to.
S< J^DRHi;s,
He “‘“ *£?*«*;■,
Pittsburgh Agency. >
>. „ • Alterative, >. r. . ..i
„ „ Uarmlaative, rni.ii,i
« „ Hair Tonic AHair live'
sanative 1 y A...||v.,
Ur. J. (■. AYER'S Feet..,,,.
Ague-Cure,
U6lMBU U >» B^eb«« M T, emMlet . \ : .L...
Dr ° W> *»«»«**»
u lt i*unfieiv— i J -
•• • fe. . ':.
SCHEWCK’S Pultnenio.
i. y«fo Tonic,
alaadrake Pjjt t .
KK ‘" B “ v ’ s «»fe
WHIOHT-S lOl4O
Urandreth’i Ptlia
ffcAAv WUaoaV Hlh, -
:-r. -1
Outt«*»Narrta. . - i- v »
An AntldoU . .: / T > i ••'
d Anam, the reUnbW
£ wfe S* ‘re aejfeted
Pharmecutlet ana phyktaiTn experlnced
r'e/cV** “ a
All our Am«n&tf6s«iiS2iHß^“SPSP-- !
ill AN '* ,e<l boUta Of
° ur °wu
dteoylAotHyei^&^nffiiy, l ?- its-.
» Foreign
c&“"^:“j l o,nS “ d for. ujedi
iSftKaMSs*’ 'v:;.'
pu4 J A^ r m e J’; r[wuis ‘
Pure old Maderia Wine,
Pure Holland fHij. - f -v
Juaaioa and St. -Croix Kuma. ’
Imported Cigars.
Our Stock embrace* *ome of the *„•» k.. 1
of Havana olg&ra, viz: “B®** taftiui* . s y
Cabanas! Prenaadoi'
Imperial** f tiritanlcaa»
Loudrea! Figaros ?
Regalias i Bella i'reoleij!
Domestic 01^*^
pP»nolalTsoi£Sau? orted tob4 “°! vl*'""
Wi m ln isw 1 kiwt
vanoe oveTour rertMßhfSS 1 !! ™*** •Urtiad- If,
tt** 5
TO tHE-OEirrAt PROEESSIOW.
We offer alerje
S. s. White 1 * Patent Teeth. >‘ ’
Ornum^ Arautrong & Ju*ti'j iwW:
w, a. buff * Co’s Teeth.- rteth, ,
iiMl!, McOtlrty i Wafll* Teeth
Johtifon A Lmiii’i Toeth, ,ee,t, ■
e?
ile«crtption. ““ "**“** *n»»eH*i of ovorr
ri»uiogua.tobii
J^ME * Mcqahh;
" C ° r ' * ou *«» * Market ®m.
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