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PAPER.
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TOR MAYOR
A. C. ALExiiiiing.
DISCOLOR 01 Tat 1.0011.
GEORGE GERST.
Allegbeny City Election To-Day.
Oar friends in Allegheny meet to-day, at
their respective election precincts, to Tote for
144er, Director of tho Poor,. Councilmen,
' and other Ward officers. We trait that every
Union:voter wlllaormider it no less his duty
than tie privilege to exercise bie freeman's
by Toting. for men of his choice,
bribe severralottlees. Neither win it do for
• , toter to take for granted that,
~.'.becaifi. lde Party la largely la the ascendancy,
-tbetaforei tits regular nosolnces will be elected,
— :titithatit his Influence or vote. It sometimes
teippeaethst & vigilant enemy—ever on the
slid, for opportunities—foreccelng the nubile
apathy. which sometimes results from large
pasty Maleritles, so manages as to take a.
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vantage of a light Tote; and, by tiling di,-
. etectiotalaspicants, encomia in organloin
loot of Mongrel opposition , composed 0
ilibenufaolndopandent," or .edtitens"
a
ttaie , if which are, pretty sure to hays
one or more Ocipperbeads nicely eandwichod
' Chu friends In Allegheny nominate in the
impeder way, bye duvet vote ; the regular
nominees Of 'the Linton party should, there
: , retire the Union vote. Let every voter
mtaYxitl4* 'business to spare the time to do
; posit Ida.voto to-day, In favor of the regularly
aim:dal' tialon ticket. The larger the um
- jerky sew, 'the , Welt will tt be neat Novem
ber, when 'a more Important vote will bo
• Iled.
Thar Ate Rebel Raid—Further Details.
Co . Vest, of the 11th West- Virgic la In
tently, now engaged upon a Court Martial at .
Cumberland, gives tome further particulars in
regard Mae late rebel raid in the direction
of New Creek and Comberiand. On Monday,
yet Nee. Kelly at Cumberland received • dir
patch from Col. Mulligan at New Creek, stat
• ,bg that Joie pickets had been driven in, and
thatingebet force of about three thousan d '
'nadir Vitshneh Lee was marching down Pat
lirseee-Cre.ek from Burlington toward New
Crook." There• were no soldiers at Cumber
land, crept a fowsix menthe' tarn, and these
— *ere Nut W gnerd the fords and bridges likely
to Aa - intecvupted by the raiders. The ma
enad and bankers of Cumberland sent all
their valuables up Co Frostburg, and what few
euldkif tosmined in town proceeded to make
arrangements to tile to the woods in case the
rebels term - into the town. No ceromenica-
Aloe teal& be had with Cot. Thebure at Peters
burg for foity-eighty hours, and it was feared
• he had been destroyed.
• Weis finally ascertained that the minis
Dad gone in' the direction of Romney, and
thence to Winehester, the present headquar
ters (iffiest. Early, who now commends a new
department lately established by the rebels,
called the .llthartniont of the Valley.
It le suilinsed that it was the design of the
rebels to march upon Petersburg, destroying
Co Thotoun, take Neer Crook and destroy
steps, audits= enter Cumberland. Their
< raarthtiommenoed on Wednesday Sr Thursday
' , • . ar the week before last, but the weather grew
teddiudy cold, and they could not bring up
their artillery, owing to the icy condition of
the Toads. They lest considerable time from
• : : this mean, andlinding Col. Thoburn with a.
. pretty good forte, and well rosined, they de
clined to ease* him. They avoided New
Creek for the game realm, and fearing that
their &roe might be gobbled no, they made
leek nitro greater rapidity then they came.
Quito rolerga number of deserters came to
ors Taisday and Wednesday, who represented
that the rebels were suffering most intensely
..
, from lb, extremely cold .weather, :and that
gouty had potished. The raid wet a moat
complete failure In every inspect.
The train cantered by the rebels the other
-day between. Few. Creek and Petersburg
wisagnardmi by one hundred and fift men—
seventy-rim from the 21 Maryland, illy de
tailed from the 234 Illinois and let end 14th
West Virginia, and about twenty-flve from
Captain Jarboo'n company, 10th West Fir-
This rebels noshed down from the hill-
Bide woods like en avalanche, and the escort
fall backCe an elevation and contested the
pouenion of the Mules with what energy they
*add, but with finally li...impelled to yield to
superior force, and a large proportion of them
Mao doubtless captured, and are now on the!:
any to Richmond.
ilLereantile Library Association—Elec
tion pf Meer,.
The annual election for officers and direc
tors of the Young Men's Mercantile Library
LUotistion WU held tut evening, at their
rocorik
In the absence of the President, P. It.
Brunet, Erq:;,Mr. henry Clays was chosen
&airman pro cos. Mr. Wm. if. Sinesid,
&Oratory. Tollere—lrwin U. Laughlin, 11.
If. Atwood, 11. M. Long.
Attar the balloting had progressed some
tlner,"_2dr. Bennet (who had been unr_veldably
detained) mama In, awl on motion the annual
report was road. The report Is quiteleugthy,
Sad giver a detailed simonise of the opals
dons of the Asseeistion dtuiegthe put year.
'Lethal mut conins much of interest to the
. general reader, uta u to the members of
the Association, we shall give • synopsis of it
•
were three theists in the fieldr and •
. lively interest wu manifested in the re
udt, The Tote polled wee over one hundred
and.lifty, while at the last anunaieleotion but
forty years were cast.
Tim following aimed gentlemen was
•uete
President.—rlis a. Brand.
Vies Presideat—Ylereneo KTaiMCI%
Seetstary.E.eD:ll. Boot.
Trimmer—lt. B. Smith.
-Direerers—C. J. Clarke, John W. Chalfant,
Sohn R LteCute, C. L.CaldereS, R. B. Two
lead.
Auditors—James Colierd, Jul. E. Dlekeen,
A. ZAsoa Dales%
The City Councls--Canotts Meeting
-Itominatton of City •0111cers.
Tice triton members of City Councils held a
sauna muting bit arming, for the purpon
of iienhistlis city, of:goon. The old.. omoom
inn - all ranongintod, erupting Mr. lone
Motley , .._ . for, Prietrdinif nrgulator, , orbo
da
fr4l: • tctianro; and Moues. Eingerley and
ilyaneCity - Job Miters.
Thafollowing to a felt hit of the cattalo
• itiondisio lhssanto;-C. MoGowais.
Assanor-J. E. liewinln.
Cioy qnnor-4.1. Edward,. '
Aegteroge"mt ofiferkst.-LoTid Shoo
• - Oka 2forkefe-X. F. Irwin.
.i 0574•14 _Wharf Moster-Winirm For
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- Aateglarg .Wheuldfasnnn;4annes Al.lto
BalChkijoiston-Jsoob Fodder'.
Askes-4 IdeM . Sing.
invennw of Thbaceo-C. Ojer.
INI/Prinbtri--Enitlhibi audit and Dhpateh
.. , 43armanifr/4 211 % .8
' Job IVister•!-D. - B. Ferguson.
duk e John Owens ' •
21.114;IL B. Cooper.
eSiperio!oldoo of Water Worts -Joseph
Araraltle of' Water Roti-Itobott King.
.11norttilst multi" 1m 0 6;
;Itird,: , John 'Norse Sd ° Word, J ames
7•111111110# 1 1 - 4111 yard, Row= 6th
',Oran%WMlsmifilsoni Othinud, John Eley
Ithiratdi.ilogh:Yeang; Bth:ward Jo h n L.
;-nbalLitan ; 2th *lid; amnel.D., "Lill.
Lt pli~t lirsm.txes Coxrerr.—The fol
. hvetignseed rentleatetasse been Omen Di
- ilatoreet theAlleghearlneurszoa Doi
• beaclasee, John D. McCord, LO. G. Honey,
' gamy C 111144, Richard C. IClrsy, Item. Dean
Ad** Jen* Chubs Hilo, Bohai, H. Davis:
31. L. leheatteek, John issinvlT9 Rebid L
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friend' of Sr. J. N. Millar,
Paton zombies for Salad. Coosa
Ur thoitt WardeAlloettais will Pi/ n o
;4111sation -to moored rostotatiour or with
' Artarel of op pos ing a:told/woo, but tura out
: ..andnpport 411 lobular tuudidstos.
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-Certnintring been Wawa
40411.1b..!ktneytutme an the Smooth
-. —hare WeetrionAnnmon 43onnott fez Abe
41411.-Werliitte L Lef Allenbenr, reepeetfalb
tteeretletkthtubi.thit .• eandbUtP
tor sagr Nam Joint VlSsoure.
atm
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Tin Cotes-Centis :Jiang a Corporal's See of
Units* leervici-ba tbs Masten* Army Corps
mint
ame ILlteeter, ; Veen bb, Ffin-sresed-lksi-
Mae :VolunUstre om Walker, Wise,
and Co. Ifittstrunds: An saloby nary Veer, ri
and 73 Fifth street, -2.14 pp. temp.
Ths Itev.,"Profinor Peabody, of Harvard
University, haa written an introdaction to this
interesting VOlO3lllO of note, of military ger.'
vice, from which we will emote a few sen
tences, to etioWttow the Bev. Mr. flosmer, who
bad become a soldier with thought and fore
thought, lips become en anther without eu
Mortise illgiought of it, or only with en after
thought of it;—" In Septemter, 1541 , Rev.
JBllll4l}l. Roemer, pastor of the First Church
in Deerfield, Illus., having but retiently en
tered on his chant profession with ardor and
with • rich promise of ,nooses, beard,
in the needs if his country, • higher call
of duty; WI with every motive of Interest and
era.-len d feeling opposed to the measure, but
with a sense of obligation whishltisCODlClOCCe
would net set aside, be enlisted see Driven
in the Fifty-Second Regiment of Massachusetts
Volunteer,. He entered the service with the
determination to trade neither Lsbor, hard
ship, nor peril; to devote whatever there woe
'in him of capacity and vigor to the public, and
to do what he might, sot as a clergyman, bet
as a Christian-Inan, to mieleter to the physical
and moral welfare of his fellow-soldlers."
110-waa offered a "safe and easy poet" by Gen.
Banks, but declined it, and wonfd accept "no
preferment, save a place In Cho fore-front of
peril a ono of the corporals intrusted with
the defense of the esters of his regiment."
These letters were written during his term of
service, "solely for the permit of bit father's
fixedly and intimate Christian friends, to
whom they were sent In tom." Being read
with vivid Interest, the pablication of them
was urged, that the pleasure and benefit de
rived from them should bo extended to a larger
circle. Tho writer, as Dr. Peabody justly re
marks, Nausea keen, quick sad aocerato
discrimination, and a superior power of life
like deeeription and narration.
Juvenile Books.
[for sale by B. P. Davis, Oa Wood street]
Means. Sheldon t Co., Sew York, hove
recently tuned somber of useful and enter
taining books for tho young folks, in a style
of neat ale and even elegance, which mast
render them highly attractive, not only;dur
i rig the season of the holiday s, but at all sea
sons—"all the year round."
First of the pile before us, we take up two
volumes by that veteran and incomparable
writer. of books for the young, Jacob Abbot.
who shall always Lave precedence with us
error his competitor', as well because he can
olden it alphabetically, as for other equally
valid reasons. One is entitled " Ware of the
Cobuics," being the fifth volume of his " Amor -
icon Hiatory." It is illustrated with numerous
maps and engravings, The other is "d Roil
to the fele of IFight," , boing also the filth vel
ume of the favorite series known as "The
Florence Stories." This, likewise, Is Mastro,
tad with mr.ps and .ugraeiage.
If Jabot. Abbot is notary boy'. Grit eholee,
surely "Peter Parley," the genial, charming
companion and instructor, must bo the hon
ored man. Here, then, is "Peter Parley's
Own Story"—that in, es the socoad title of
the volume explain. it, the Biography, or
Life of "Peter Parley" by nitinself;—m other
words, "from the personal narrative of the
late Samuel G. Goodrich, ("Peter Parley.")
All we need to say, of this but book of him
whoa* delightful "Tabu ej the Sea," and
"Tales of the Marv,' and "Traceis rurough
Europe, Aida,. Afrias meet America," have nude
kis name a dear household word in bothhecal
spheres, is, that It moot be read.—for it is
racy of thegood soil from which it has sprung.
We should add that there aro a number of
appropriate illustrations nattered throughout
the volume.
Thirdly, and lastly, we notice two more vet
lame. of the series by the Rev. Diudel C. Eddy.
D. D. entitled " Wettav'e Tear in th e row,"
in which en attempt Is made to render the
celebrated scene, et sawed story more dis•
tied, more familikr, to the untraveled, by a
naratlire largely interspersed with dialogue,
end thus imparting a kind of dramatic interest
to the work. The two volumes are entitled,
respectively Walter ia AV15.14111, " and 4 ' lVot.
ter u Samaria- . Each contain. several spiri
ted illnetrations of the scenery and incidents
which Walter and his companions met with in
I the source of their travels, and daring their
eojeurn in those ancient end celebrated cities
which they visited.
As Gottschalk and artiste give conceru here
on Wednesday and Fridny, we coneig.r it sp-1
propos to clip the fullowing from the New I
Tork Tribune, ot Ahe oth rust:
Bone-Buene is ram Etsow.—lust in the higlav:
of the late:atone in the West, Max Strakoseb
was fulfilling engagements la that rogien, ao- ;
eompanied by • little Seek of groat artists, :
among whom were Gottschalk of the ivory
keys, Brignoll, Cordier, Carlo Patti, and S. I
Behrens. They had been doing a great burl-
ness (snub • combination could hardly do
otherwim,) when, on the way from B.ockferd
to Miberatikee, /lax and Gottschalk got'
banked in the snow. This was on Thursday—
two concerts were promised on that and Fri- I
day night. Not • foot doald the• more, and
for two days they astonished the prairie I
peasants by the happy equanimity with which
they bore their Imprisonment. They were
shoveled oat no as to get through on Bator
-day—Max ratliakt, Lents moody. At Chicago
they found the Mercury 40 degrees below zero,
and Brignoli's note. all froze to his throat, as '
did the musie iellanchausen's horn. Snow
was three feet deep on a level and twenty feet
in drifts, and it was pretty mocha! drift ; the
wind was cold enough to give a polar boar the
ague. Imagine the song birds of sunny Italy
in inch a hyperborean prison. Brignoli was
fortunate enough to hive himself in Mil
keer-and only reached Chichgo on Monday,
throe days after his notes were due; but they
did not go to protest—the holders were glad to
get them after any number of days grace and
waiting for the handsome tenor to thaw out.
Having got "ant of the wilderness," Man's
happy femily wIU do the amiable in the con
tort way at Cleveland, Pittabutzli, Whetting
and Harrisburg.
Editor" Gentle: Permit me to mill the etten
don of yourreadere to a paintingnow on soli-
bitten in our city, with tho above title. It is
really a meritorious work, and deserving of •
liberal patronage. The Panorama begins by
representing chicle, and God said "Letthero
be light, and there was light," and light ap
appears. It carries the spectator on from the
creation of men, and his possession of the
Gorden of Edits, to his being driven out by
the Lord God, and ••diming tweed to ganr
the way to the Tree of Life. And thence on,
In the development of the life of man, to the
'ening of Joseph tats Egypt, end his wonder
ful elevation to the threne,--ooming down to
the time of Salmon's Temple, when the
-Qneen of Sheba came to oiler him gifts, spices
and frankincense.
The painting, u a work of art, is well ex
ecuted, and the time spent in Ing o it, will
be pased both pleasantly anti'. prdtably.
The representatio s n of the. Deluge, the then
amine fighting, followed by torrents of rain,
the attempted egeepe of the inhabitants from
the encroaching water, are all well portrayed.
The Panorama Is accompanied with suitable
and-appropriate remarks by • leaterer, and
altogether it la well adapted to excite a now
and more lively interest in the study of the
Sacred neriptare ,E and if the eommendation
of one who Les had the ?lemur, of seeing,
but has an interest to servo in impressing hie
admiration, will Indus others to visit it, he
will be amply repaid. A Mrnam.
NIX urn Luray Bruno Ptorstirr.—A 40
fooOot on Liberty street, opposite the new
depot of the Ceistrel railroad, end the two
lola on comer of Pend and Washington streets.
formerly the - Washington Hotel. are to be sold
at i3S o'clock this atoning, by,Darls k
auctioneers. Also a lot on Chestnut
street, Allegheny elty, near to the Mechanic
bridge.
Alt BYULT AID BIZILIA6IL4Y PILOrZETT.—
, This atening, at 134 o'elook, Deets Is
Mcli
waine will 'nil, on the "mud deer of their
&notion ramie, two lota and brick hone en
Nina, neat Vaneook streets. Also a lot on
Wuhingtoa West, Birmingham. These pie
ens et-valuable property PO of the estate of
Soluktlerron, detailed; and are toile sold b 7
cadet of Orpheas! Court.
CilArt..loll VAIINT Itemsom—An sleet=
day,,Diroore fo l lowing company was held to
with the remit; J. Neer
head, Jacob Painter, law Janes, David T.
It[c roan, .Tohn H. Twirl, Wm. Park, William
Duainotaand Drentary will dad:sate the
yal=teers br more than the bullets of the en
emy, themfore let *my man seats it that he
carries with him a Pall supply of Holloway's
per. Their. use in India sad the Crimea
alma Donsandi otlltitleh soldiers. Oily :5
scuts psalms.
Hounwies Ourtirsx: aso rum ars to:
sale at ralton's Drugstore, MI street.
Ottawa and ameta j ty edit wilt be fialitt at
tha OtoObita aloe, Na.' 416 Para etaet, day .
At Tiers lett - at the above place
wa be ptomptfy attntel Alt oat must
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The Bible Panorama
LETTER FROM ILRORI7EIG:LE.
• Swornid,e, Ten., Dee, Sth, 1963.
Carroes Garerti.:--The siege of Enoiville
• ;
has endediagd now there is aprospeet of mail
communications again, I set me down to write
yen a few Lines as to our doing..
Our little army had been very active
through October, and until the 9th of Novem
ber. We then went into camp at Lenair's
Etetion, tweaty-four miles southwest of this
place. We remained at irelloied Station until
the 14th day of 'November, when wordreaohlii
us that Loogstreet was throwing a bridge
.:roes the Holstein river, at Heirs 'lorry;
nine ,milee below. Atsistant Secretary et
War, Dana, was then at.tho headgnarters of
the 9th cone!, General Burnside at Knoxville.
Donn immediately ordered at re'ercai to this
place, but before the order could be executed
General Burnside arrived, and erdored the
head of the column toward the enemy, in
stead of from him.
About 4 o'clock, p. re., of that day, Oen. '
White's skirmishers came up with the enemy,
(who-by that - time had got three regiment/ of '
sharpshooters on this side of the river,) and
drove them beak toward the river. It was
dark by the time our troops had arrived end
taken position. A heavy rain storm set in,
making the roads almost Impulable, and rect•
dering our Intended &malt upon the enemy
all the mere dangerous. Nevertheleee, it was
detornoined to charge the enemy at 9 o'clock,
p. m.. and prevent him from completing his
bridge. A bile we were completing our pre
'paratiens for this movement, an order was re
mired from Gen. Grant, directing Gen. Burn
side to fall back and allow the enemy to cress,
and endeavor to hold him, until <retain move
manta could ho made at Chattanooga, es
would insure us a complete victory. The en
emy followed.
On Sunday, the leth, a stead was made at
Lenoir'', to enable tie to 'get off our trains
.ha. Every effort wee made to complete this
work, and we succeeded in starting everything
but eighty wagon. belonging to the 23d corps.
There work effectually destroyed, so that no
thing of value fell Into the bands of the
enemy.
The enemy wee making every effort to cat
off our retreat, pushing a cultural on our left,
by the Kingston road, which comes into the
Loudon or Knoxville road at Campbell's Sta
tion and nine miles from Lenoir's and fifteen
from Knoxville. Our eafety—in fact, the fate
of East Tennessee, depended on our reaching
the:Station before the e e my. Our mu guard,
the 3d brigade, Ist Division 9th army carp,
wee constantly checking the enemy in our
rear. Ono brigade of the 2d Division, was
hurried forward and succeeded itt taking a po
sition on the Kingsten read, while the 3.1 and
let itigallee of the let Division. formed line
about one mile from the forks of the rood, while
our artillery, the 2d bri,,sde, let Division and
one brigade of the 23d corps, under oonma r and
of Gan. White, took up a position on the crest
of a largo hill beyond the town. While those
troops mote getting to petition, the troops book
were engaged in a heavy skirmiele with the
enemy.
Thennier was given to fall hark gradually
to the position before named. No troops
tould have behaved better in earryine, eat an
order like this than did these veterans. As
they emerged from the *sods their lines
were as perfect as though on parade. The Ist
brigade wee on the right, and when having
gained a distance of two hundred yards the
enemy came down and charged, the brigade
immediately about faced and gave the rebels
each • volley as cant them back In the woods
in greater baste than they came out. The 3d
brigade was in a much mere dangerous po
tation. The enemy was about four hundred
yards in the rear with two lines of battle,
their front line pouring in volleys of musket-
ry upon the breve boys of the 3d. Thin was
a very critical moment. Had they broke, or
in any way failed to preserve their e.Luess
all would have been lost, But they lid not;
never did men behave better. They ',earthed
down tho plain in a perfect line until the rob.
ois were at least oil hundred yards from the
woods in •beautiful range of our batteries.
Then began the battle of Campbell's Station.
The lot brigade had gone into position.
The Third was ordered at dile moment to
move by the left slant to a position on the
right. Ae soon as they uncovered the enemy's
line.; Benj.:wee and Benehon's batteries
opened on them, telling, (earthly on their linei;
great gaps was made in their rank,. They
hesitattid,stopped, then fell back in mach die
order. Again they formed, bat now their
Gees were complete, stretching for two miles
along the edge of a dense wood, with their
right and lelrflentre turned inward on either I
sinned the plain, oceopled.by their lines of
battle, and reeling at the edge of a henry
wood. Oar position was • eplondid one,
running along a crest for one and • half mile.
with our flanks well guarded. The battle
opened with our bixtories on the left, shelling
the enemy'. .diaries lines; while our infantry
uo the right engaged theirs, thinning thole
r.lis at every attempt of au advance, effectu
aSy repulsing them at every onset. Our liaise
were not broken et any limo. Change of
fronts were made with all the precision pos
iible. . .
It was 1 o'clock I'. ii. whgn the battle .mit•
meneed, and at 3 o'clock'befure the evading,
got his artillery in position. Tito battle
lasted until S o'clock, when darkness put an
end to the conflict. Our lois was 294 hilled
and wounded. The rebel loss, as we learn
from the prisoners taken since, was 700 at
lewd.. That night we matched to Knoxville,
arriving here before daybreak. Oar Division
wee meignod the left—taking in that art, sines,
named Sanders—resebing from the centre to
the river, a distance of one and • half miles..
Gen. Sanders, with ens brigade of mounted
infantry, held the enemy in cheek until 11
o'clock A. M. of Wednesday, the 18th, when
ho fall mortally wounded, dying at 9 o'clock,
130... Ile was a very bravo soldier and able
offieur. After Urn. Sanders full, tat mon
gradually gave way until they were within
our Hoye. We had worked eight and day ort.'
rifle pits; redoubts sad the fort, until our lines
of defeneo were nearly completed.
The enemy drew his lines very carefully
around the city. On Tharaday morning we•
found ourselves cot off, save by our pontoon
bridges to the month aide of the river. We
were troubled but very little by the enemy
lave theiriharrhooteri, who were co-Airmail,'
picking idif our officers and men.
On the night of the 20th. the 17th Michigan
made a sortie, driving in the onetime pickets
said burning a large cue within their lines,
which bad been cued by their sharpshoot
ers. They opened a battery en the troop,
.doLuglittle damage. - •
.Daring the night of the 22d, the enemy dug
• rifle pit a little closer to tkiiifort than was
comfortable for the eannoniers. On the morn
ing of the. 2d, just at daylight, the 2d Michi
gan charged, carrying the rifle pits Without
the loss of a men; but the enemy pouring is
a hoary fire on their left from a very large
force, compelled them to fall back with a loss
of eighty-one killed and missing. It was a
gallant charge, but did not pay. Every hour
thereefter,wo expected en cassia upon oar
line., bat none was made. Did they expect
to stereo us out T In this they would be dis
appolated; for although rations were short,
there was ',spirit of no earrendir among of
ficer' and men, sad they were neatens to de
with little to eat, rather than go to Richmond.
Every day there was more or less skirmish
ing. Saturday night, the 25th,_ the enemy
drove in our picket line in front of our divis
ion, Where they had missed their troops. At
daylight on Sunday morning the alarm mug
out, "They charge the fort . ' Every man was
in his place, all reedy for the prey. They
same up in column of division, sad charged
the nertk-west salient. Our men held their
fire 'until the enemy was almost on them.
Our batteries opened with grape, while the
infantry played cad haves in their ranks.
Some of the enemy unneeded in climbing up
the angle of the parapet high enough to look
.over, but that look was their last. Oh I those
were awful moments I Fifty times our num
bers were usamiting ns. Reinforcements
were tent for, hat before they arrived the 1
enemy began to falter. The supporting column
first gave way. Then such a shout of vietory
went op as never chilled the heart of a beatoo
foe before. Those that eould get back did so.
Bat very many who had gained the ditch and I
were beneath the grins, had nothing but death
to expect, if they attempted to get away. I
They had nothing left but to surrender—this
they did, Gaming through an embrasure, one
after the ether, until 232 came in to the fort.
Then to have semi their look of disappoint
ment u they beheld the small number that
I had repulsed them. The dead end wounded
I filled the ditch in hunt of •the salient, while
the ground in front was covered with them.
The order was given to tease tiring. A flag
of truce was lent out to arrange for the car
rying of the dead end wounded. The enemy
didnot like to take his wounded. but could
pot avoid it. There was one hundred and
eighty-throe badly wounded turned over to 1
them, and one hundred and eight killed and
buried by ahem. The slightly 'wounded we
kept, Our lett in the fast was two killed end
twelve wounded. Their entire loss was net le s
than nine hundred. They charged with:wetly
throe thousand; while - we did not bare over
fifty infantry In the bastion when the assault
was • made, and. they were dotaohments from
the different regiments. Wetook three stand
of colon., twenty-two commissioned caws
and 227. enlisted ..men. Daring the debt a
sergeant in the 70th 7. "ff.Jad tabs 'musket.'
reit-aired iiseleilifbe picked - up 'an axe and
fought. with It until the enete.tiorerepnlied.
'Although *speedeg thew tu win Weak oar
lines; were hot gratified.' .1111 waited emu.
the sth, and thin moved of et sled In the
1 1 34 6 ' .' , 00 li":0 1114 r il i • 4 1 " .
madietelp
Doming tievelip iie,io7d Sittrameon the
teeth side of the rim proved their patrio
ism by bringing food to the garrison. We
lost many brace oSeert end men in the cam. ,
pain. • Tors truly,
W. W. T.
SPECIAL LOCAL Itrric=4.
Taman Panay, Wain cud Ornamental
Mato Roofer. and dealer in Paansylvania and
Itinment data at tha lord quality at le' ratfe_
Ogo, at Alm Lan Ulna. near tl.-e !On
Winks, Pitttburgb, Pa. •
K111,111.11M.511,111,4.1rDLL1 810=10 TOT. ,
co.—This Tobseas, used by the North Amer
ican tsunami:esti from the finest
%Canty of tobacco, and commingled with the
moat befall/dill and °derma Booty Bute and
Herbs, Indliinons to tit. Reeky .himiatsins,
In sad peoporßo i n, se to its
dis
tblollro c h aracter, and ISOM for it wherever
it becomes knowa a hearty welcome. A long
residence among the inalasts or the Rocky
Mountains, tainted as atetialatsnee with
their habits, eaitoms, end - mOdee ior life, sad
among others thtitga,, se insigittlette the esza
will n of their.tssooking tobaces,.l..aind
knowledge of the Means by *Welt the mAtat
site aroma Is radioed, sad& roadies' , ts*
plaulag to the suinker,, and se, acceptablti"
thee, who are not. Smokers who ones be
come esqualettod with this tobaoce will never
be without It. Bold by all tobacconists end
by the manufamumr, N. Heat, 611 Thee
ant street, PhlladelohLa. delßam
Yoe /sot. ono WWI= Wass.—The Anna
marl I plot, and by the mondag's frost, we
begin to apprehend, that Atli and whiter will
shortly bo npon no, and we canal provide-our
selves with the material to keep us comfort
able. A tire fell snit, or a good end well.
made overcoat ari the very thingt,'and we do
net know of any place where our readers
would snit thentielves bettor than at Moors.
W. B. &Who & co.• clothing establiskunent,
corner of Pedsral street and Diamond &pare,
Allegheny. They have also received a com
plete assortment of gentlemen's furnishing
goods, and a great variety of new patient- for
walstcoatlng, Ac.
Boom's Dunllui. TBOCIII3 cleez and give
strength to the voice of &eons, and are in
dlrpeneable to PUBLIC SFSAICIR3.
"I recommend their nee to Public Epokkers."
Rev. K. li. Curls.
"They haio Nutted my ease exactly, reliev
ing my throat and clearing the voice, so that
I could eingrwith ease." T. DVCILLIIItI,
Choritter French Pariah Church, Montreal.
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bold by all Dealers In Ticino, at :5 cents
per box.
Brown's Trouehes nre for sale at Fulton's,
Drag Store, rlfth street.
Ynrocrr DatxxsiArrevcrarr---Mrs. Ann.
Nantes, of Louisville, Ky., ir.7l is a letter:
"When in Now York, Ili. summer, I in:-
chased by way of experiment sense of Mrs. S.
A. Alleu's evlobixted agar Restorer and Lyle
balsa:own, which I bare found valuable.. I
new write to ban you send men dozen of each
by express, for the nee at my friends."
Sold by druggists everywhere. Depot 108
Greenwich street, New Yak.
The above is for sale at Fulton's Drug Store,
Fifth street. _ _
Chmetxxxx,havayou examined the fail and
winter stock of pods at the Merchant Tail
laying eltablisharrat of Sam. Graham A Co.,
No. 54 Market street f
A freak supply of goods every week.
Have you examined the prices of goods at
the Merchant Tailoring establishment of Sam.
Graham A Co., No. 64 hfxrket street; if not,
It Is now time yen would, sod save 20 per
mat. in your clothing bill.
Remy garment warrantod a perfoot et.
GLLILUI. 0110. MOCAMILIiaL
Jura AzacursD Ars iswoy POO Bsta.—The
Jaw assortroent of Vail and Winter Clothing,
lately received by Messrs. John Wier 4-,C0.,
Merchant Tailors, No. t 46 Federal street,!Al
legbony. The stook of olothing consist; of
the finest variety of gents' pantaloons, vests,
6011Ll'and overcoats. The style of patterns ts
tasteful and festdoneble. We tronld invite
al; of OUT readers to give the above gentlemen
s
Woxrasa, /avatar, toe—J. M. Hobert.,
if.. IT Fifth West, is now ripening the most
ehniaa erste of floe field and Silver Watches,
Jowell7, Silver ware and Fano, Goods eeer
riLiplayod In tide city, and is eellins User at
romarkably tow picas.
0. BILL, Dentin, 248 Pon street, Irlll m
rnfi to •q howler• of YL Dioffaieoto
T0E60:1011 moo oa flooday, letl , 4LLnur,
at ntm maldraa• la Jarman loan map, Alla, two y
roomy, DAVID TOlltlflgull. oval It prom
Ulf foomal altl lots p 1 . ,. Tom Oar !mums, Mb
15e1..04 II o'cloolt, from Ms IMo mobbsca.
15/111117.—M Sbaryabarg, oa lemur, OVA, 1101,
5a11.4.0 0. SLINT. Wler of tbo lam Image hint, to
lb• lid year of Irer .Cm.
Dos rol!or of favond ba (Clan.
AnusTBosa.-02 Ile 2d inst., .t Brandy Pte.
ttan, Lieut. 711.321. J. iill.X9Titi.l4o, humeri; a
Unless Cilubits, sod cres Oen. bliter's isi!,
iburit firers.
Dos notice of tuuerel tetil be gists,
SPECIAL drOTICIES
{,,-,.-440H21 COVE:BAN & 880., Man
at:velem, of IRON ILLILINO, IRON
TACLTS AND VAULT DOORS, WINDOW SHUT
TEM, WINDOW GUARDS, its., No. St SECOND
and SS THIRD STUEET, bet. Wood sad Marko.
Nov. on hood • eaniot7 of new Pottwoo,font7 told
sultablo for all porpoooo.
Pirtiailar attention odd to enclosing Orai. LOCO.
Jobbing done at short notico. opt,
pATENTKII OCTOBEK 8,
OVAL. I.A.M I. cur i A.T.N v
X X FLINT GLASS
Vane Mthuntry• loam:led for the Ilat Eases,
tonging ell pens of thy glen equally done not exp..
It to creeklng. Z. T. DIVIRIDGE. •
fort Pitt Ut... Warts. Weehilllfton thrtuG.
erpll` Pittsburgh. Peen
tr. .11. M'S TEEN, 131/Aaa FORNDERA,
EP • Gas A/D ST./ /mom Particular attention
paid to the fitting op and repairing of OIL IIRYI•
!MUIR& All kinde of BRANS AND IRON COCKS
rude to order. Alpo 011A.SEVOASSINGB, of all
lamb, made at the shorten notice. ,
AU order. loft at Noe. 31 and 34 WAITS STRILTT,
near Liberty, still be proesplly attended to.
CW - The members of Lid. Arm bolus pretties* no
<amain, of malty yens' experience to their Madness
.111 insure to give satisfaction In every respect.
We are also agents for Guild, •Genison Ott.o
STEAMPUMP, for romping Water, Credo and Re.
fined Oils, Ar. deOtly
C~IPOIMMEN'. : tai EMS,
IM WOOD mart
J A.IIIICS 13OWN.
Invttos Ise attend= of Sporissom sad others to kti
11•,114 ar 11 of 0099, MYLES, lIEVOILVETIS,
PISTOLS, OAHE HAGS, POWDER "TASKS, SHOT
BELTS and POMMIES, Dux FLOES, and's.-
ssuollisn of systy kind. Ws stock Is dm lure ens
tumults to Ods market. ocl7
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I'HE LATEST NEWS
BY Tzumilers.
CU SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON
Brpolal Dbga teh to the Pltutnugh Buono.
WASIIIIGTUS, Jan. 11 0 18f4
11. B. IIiVATott . FROX MAIITLAS.
Immediate emmacipationiste of the Winiar
D&ria school say that the election of On,.
Hicks, as r. S. Senator in Maryland, is a
triumph of the gradual emancipstien prey.
The - ye:plain It by saying that the dispute' es
to.misor aloera bail broken the cointon of the
Immediate emancipation party, an•l that once
broken, nearly nil went over in a body for
Hick", in order to hv on the winning aide.
They Maim that they still have a majority in
the Legislature, but regret Malt' election
as en unfertnnate prolongation of power to
ernstmentive bands.
thi - Senate administration members had
long moms this sit :moor,. The time is
mostly taken op to discussing two spect►l
stimmittees, one en Emancipation, the other
On the Conduct of the War. It war finally
determined to create both into that on Eman
eipstion, ►ad will hare referred to hall ques
tions relating to the condition of freedmen
and the like. It Is understood that Sumner
Is to be chairman. A loos debate ensued on
the 'proposition thatin rot Ming Wade's Com
mittee It undid be made to sunbreec the ex
.ponditures as well as the military oen.
duet or. the war. The prdpissition lnally
prevailed. Bea. W►de will of GOilrile be ehair
man again, and through this enlargement of
duties will have even a mere important and
responsible position than last year.
AIMS O. DICE.I.3ON.
•
The House, to-day, by an unusually large
seta, tendered the use of their Hall to !M.
, ~
Alma H. Dickinson, the Quaker girl orator,
for an address next Saturday *coning, ln be
half of the Ireedman's Relief Association.
Thip Democrats attempted to make • par ty quo.-
doh, but were only ablo to muster forty Totes
avaant id Miss Diekineen eels invited here
beiletter, signed by Vico Prenident H•mbo,
ipiaker , olfra, Charles Sumner, Ben. Wade,
Th'ed. Stevens, Judge Kai Gee. Schenck,
and over • hatudred "titer members of the
Henna and Senate.
• THE canna Or LIEUT. GRANT anaewat..
She proposition to revise tho grade of Lient.
General with a view of giving it to General
Gesot,still hangs lire in the House Military
Committee. It lo understood that when It is
reported hark to the Rouse it will by opposed
from come onerpeeted quarter. The present
delay arises however, from terhollat que,
Vona we to law and from fears that its passage
would be opt to tot, Oen. Groot otit of the
(old. Others ter,: it so the 6r,411,1 that it
srotkid Lo on the better if It did this, and rot::
him io Ifollock's epee.
Tho Government i. understood to have a
mush stronger case against Surgeon Ham
mond than leat boon oommotly supposed. Ho
will goon be brought to trial before a court
martial on charger nod epeeiSoneiona alroady
prepared, which collation tho greenot Arc,
eenn the lightest punishment for which Is
cashiering. Agessin and I,ouloott. promi
mint seientific men. •ignel a inemorial for
Hammond, and they lo re sine., on discover
ing the nature of th• ...so. bone. trying to get
!belt unmet off again.
111,0 .T• 3, D.16!03
Supreme Cont; t the Unita.' Stews
this morning 31.0413 , 4 its opinion in the onto
/Uptake and ether* a g cinat the city of Dubu
que, lowa, holdin; ii of the bond. ironed by
the city and county •••rputatione In payment
for the elaea eubaerOwil to all is building rail
lerida-beyond their tw.ttr ar. valid bl beetle
et lbe buLnrlJ; taVh
Slane lu volt it. •to .nn, pr;,ciplevei l
d .7 di, Icicd
A member of tt, N tonal acceb.ica Coca
=Woo. from the Adui.i.ieerntion party. it to be
appointied for bilsloo•l, m Ail too
named by the doato Aea Jonef , tor St.
Louts, Illarenti. 7i o delozation hare re
eommended Aonator Norge., tho oltairmon, to
appoint li•nry T. 1! Morcott ue.lor•
Stood I. bare intigneiod that 1t.., il.pnitit-
M.% would be mace.
ALLIT•I 401 tu.•ll
Frank Dials arrv. , . ...re this morn log, and
was in the House .7.. Ii to irbils to-day. liis
policy, it Is I to fight no radicals,
but at the same tin... champion
f Mr. Lincoln, an footing for btinvolf
gain in Alraini,t , pantie..
It I. not true th, aubordittate alter
has boon aaeigivea i • .10 tateTorary command
of the army during M• ode'. absence. No is
.611 commanding it, iceoleing fall reports and
returning ardor. from time te limo carh day
by telegraph from Philadelphia,
The question of Goo. Schofield's c,Jufirtna
tiou le developing into r. eery pretty fight In
the Senate. The chances are very much
ratted, and it would be idle to ■ttempt to
predict the result, though the weight of opin
ion .coma to be that be can't be confirmed.
She Senate Is complaining 1.....e4y shoat
the late reports of their proceedings, and
the Printing Committee are coesldering the
propriety of having brief affwiclrcports fur •
niched to the newspaper press.
1/11110CLITS TIT ITIOIIGIartIL/D.
The Democrat, in the Rouse, are still die
organised and are ratable to agree, either on
policy or leaders. They hare nrilred at two
oonolunionr, howeier, that the army ohonld
bo paid in apeelo, and that they ere down on
proclamations.
Sundry members of the Canadian Parlia
ment, and other prominent Canadian °Metal',
ate in tOlllll, and no. presented to thr Presi
dent to-day by &tailor Foote.
DCATiC 07 EAREIII
It is reported that Harris, the Seeessita
Maryland Congressmen, tiled a dry or two
ago, at his resident:* in Maryland. The re
port I. not credited, however.
pirma Of OltlflT DAVIS
Garrett. Davis will commence noxt Wednes
day a speech on Wilson's motion to expel
Mal. When be will finish no mortal knows.
Possibly within a month or two.
ME=
Gen. &taiga Is beak at the head of the
Quarter - masts?' Bonze again. So ends the
speculations about his suspension or removal.
A51111741T stsseciai
The Senate did little to-day beyond usual
obituary speeches for Senator Bowden. of V ir-
TEN b[PAIIMICSIS IN XOZILII3O.
Departmetiti are draped In mourning
. ez-Seeretary Caleb L. Smith
Gan. Mimeo& goes North for • few days-on
badness NT the Per Dopartment.
CEIMI
et in his usual war with
Senator Di'Doa
Mr. !ranee's resolution to-day •
The Chesapeake Plrkey Case.
ST. Jong, N. 11., Jan. 11.—In the ease of
the Cboupeeks piracy to-day, Chas. Waters
testified Math* attended a meeting in Joint
John, at which Captains Parka, Itobinron,
Seely, IdoKenty and others were present.
Capt. Parker raid he wanted a new to go to
flew York M capture a vessel, and mated that
hi had a commission from the Confederate
genrnmeet. The witness understood from
a onvonation that the crew was to be en
regerlorltlis Confederate service. This
Moses the evidence for the prosecution. The,
Comities adjourned until Friday.
I Arrested on Suspicion of Murder.
BOSTON, Tan. 11.—Crutarna D. Smith has
beam incited at Dolma Hale, bn maiptclon , d
the murder of Captain Late.
U,1665 , ,T
Braun—Mr. Dixon, of Conn., hniulliiii„,fil4, 4l .
'amorist from the loans-do of .. eer 'Tort;
playing for exereption from thedfat . .. -
Mr. Doolittle, of Wis., press:Meld three me
morish 'ef eitisons of Wisoasin raying
Congrosi to abolish slaery In Vail/ t ernaries.
Referred.
Mr. Pomeroy,. of Kama, prciented from
ten hundred women and two hundred ma of
Kamm', preying for the Abolishment of sta
yery throughout the Unito4 State!. Iteforred.
Mr: Sumner, of Moss., introduced tha fol
lowing, which was referred to the Jottielary
Committee.
,liieur.os, Tho joist resolution, approved
July 17, 1162, expiouatory of the act =titled
an act to 'appro.!s insurrection, and punish
treason and rebellion, to iota and confiseato
the property of rebels, and for othr purposes,
likewise approved, July 17, 16t2, contain
in its last alas° the following words:
"Nor shall env punishment or proceed
' legs under the soil act be so construed to to
work a [oilcanre of the real estate of the of
fender, beyond his natural life." Ant whereas,
the Intention of Congress was airetly to de
-1 °taro that restriction on the forfeiters' of TOM
estate of any offaudor, under the set which Is
required by the constitotion of the United
States in theTlilowing words: " No attainder
of treason shall work corruption of blood or
forfeituro, except during the life Cif the persoti
attained." And whereas doubts have arisen re
specting the construction of said joint rea
-1 lotion In this partionlar, now therefore to re
mows all such doubts, km it enacted by the
Sonata and House of Representatives of the
United State, in Congress assembled, that
slid resolution shall not be construed to create
any other rertriction on the forfoituro of the
real estate of an offender under said set, than
is created by theconstitntion of the relied
States in thecae of an attainder of treason.
Ma.. litudirrion. at' Mo. introdurad a joint
reaointion t.toposingntann ' amenta to the Con
stitution..
Mr. McDougal, of Co., introduced a joint
retail:lion In relation to 'the oreopang of
Ataxic°. Raterroi to Committa• On Foreign
Relations. .
Mr. Wilson, of Mau., introduced a joint
rosolution amendatory of the joint resolution
to supply defleieneies in the appropriations
for puhlio printing and bounties for volun
teers.
Mr. Wilkinson, of Minn., introduced a
resolution calling upon the Secretary of War
for information in regard to the arrest and
imprisonment of tdo soldiers of the 9th Min
nesota regiment, by the military authorities
of Missouri, while engaded In promoting cer-
tain 'tares from being carried away by their
rob^t masters.
Mr. Lane, of Kansas, said that seems of
soldiers had Leen incarcerated in dungeon In
Missouri for the simple effenin of hurrahing
far Jim. Lane, and that the Colonel who im
prisoned them was nftel wards obliged to ber•
rah for Jim. Lao. himsolf. The suhject In
troduced wu now undergoing or. Inoestigs-
Linn by the Mitooririmotboritiei. The otlieere
appointed Ly Gorentor Gamble ware the of
foLders, and they are dympothizere with the
rebellion.
•
Tha House bill, making Consular and Diplo
matic appropriations, eras referred to the
Committea on Finance.
Mr. Wilson's resolution .e expel Mr. Doris
was made the order of the day for Wednes
day next, of I o'el,k.
Mr. Carlisle, vf Virginia; announced, in
. -
appropriate teruit, tho death of Li, colloagno,
Mr. Bender, and need tho aenal resolu
tions of condolence, end that the Senators
near crap fur thirty , lays; and that, as •
farther Inuit of rest,,t, the Senate adjourn.
Masers. Willey. of Beet Virginia, and 'Wil
ton, of Massachusetts, fnii.s.ed in arproprtate
eulogies.
This resolutions •cte thou adopted, end the
Sonata adjourned until to-money.
House Congressional Proceedings
Wssatioros, Jan. I l.—The bill introduced
by Me. Stevens, of Penney !main, to-day, the
ommidoration of which was postponed till
February next, provides that within all the
territory of the so-called Confederate Staten
which has been, or may be conquered and
sulfated by the federal arms, all laws andpart
of law., which permit slavery an henceforth
abolished, and that slavery shell never again
established within tho said territory, end
that hereafter no portion of it shol: be admit
ted into the taint so e State, or be represented
In its Coerce_ ,s exzept by delegates, If the
041310 should be authoria•.l, until the people
within the territ .0), forming suet State, shall
by Its organic I.e. forever, prohibit slavery
therein.
Senator McDougal's joint rverlotion in rela
tion to tho Trench 0-c•spatien of Mexico, 63.
oerl, that it is an act unfriendly -to the
(Thited Bcaue, end that it is the duty of
the government - to dournxid—tne- twithdravval , ,
*Thor aria,l force. fr. the Mexi-an torri
tory: that rail,. the withdrawal shall Lai..
place prior. to toe r: „March next, it
i• the duty of this iivvernment to declare vvar
against Fran..
Senator Wllson•s bill, seinen nets proposed
today, providoe that all money received from.
commutation shall ha paid direct into the
Treasury, and paid out en requisitions for the
expenses of the draft and the procuration of
substirntn.
The House Comm:tiee on public expense!,
whloh was referred the rel/batten to exam.
toe into the alleged frauds and shipments of
contraband good! in .New Teel, consists of,
the following named gentlemen
Meters. liabbard, New, York; Broomall,
of Pennsylvania; Lel,lnn& of Ohin;
of Indiana; Latear, of Pennsylvania; Blair,
of West Virginia; Rollins, of New Ilampshire;
Rogers, of New Jersey, and fords of Illinois.
It is known that an investigation into the
affairs of the New York Custsiii lionse,which
has led to the imprisonment of certain offi
cers in Fort Led Otte, has been in progress
far some time, under the direction of Mr.
Denison, Nary Agent of that port
Sale of the Arlington Estate
AIS'ZiNOTON, J4lll. 1 1.—At the Salo of eon
boated property in Virginia to-day, the
Arlington estate was bid in by the govern
ment at $26,900. For this property the gov
ernment had three or four competitors. The
Cuetia mill farm was purebased by M. E:rlan
nog. at forty-one hundred dellorv. There
mere in all thirteen bales, amennting to Mty
thoneand fire hundred dollars.
Diaryland Legislature
Bit.Tll4oll, fan. 11.—The Seante of Mari ,
land to.day passed a tcsolr.tion appointing
committee 4 wait on tho President to protest
•gainst the operations of Gen. Birney, in
wising slaves In Itar7land. The Homo ra
h:teed to concur bg a Tote of !,7 to 28—twent7
members not Totlisg,
Arrival. of Colton—An Attack on Diem
phle Contemplated by the itebcte.
CAIRO, Jan. 11.—Tho steamer Compereln
from Memphis, his arrived with 355 bales 0 ,
cotton for New York, nod 100 for tzt. Louis.
There Is a rumor that Forrest has been re
litforced, and contemplate! an late:ken Mem
phis.
Salo of rive-Twenties
l'ort.sori.rnis, Jan. 11.—The Subscription
Avant for the National Losn reports the sale
of ,V2,1120,2:•0 of 6re•twooties on hionday, and
deliveries of bonds made to December 15th.
The aisles far the last week were ever twelve
millions, and him than forty million; remain
mania.
mAnKie.rs By TELEGRAPFI
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
Puttazastarta, J.. 11.—0n17 about 1,100 heal of
Beef Cattle were uttered and said at riatillpe Tard
during the past weal--o failing OS of 450 ma com
pared with Blonde,. Priced were fully 50 ...tie
higher, with very low good cattle arriving to from
the Was:, cooing to their scarcity them; the sal.
ranged at firm vBi2 60, the 100 pounds oett, and
and 53 505 per Irma kat . canna. to pod ond eaten
quality, t he tendency befog upward et the alma.
/bent 160 eowa acre offered and sold at $315335 each
forspringer., and 111 M to $l5 ihr cow and calf—a
alight advance. Hog. are in better demsod, cad
1,700, all that wore offend, were .old az 031034,'
Ir
eluding 1,700 sold .1 Glue Union lard at thew ,
tutee. Sheep are firmer, cod 4,000 head wen toll at
$5311 14, gran.
Few York sank Statement.
Nan Tot', Jan. IL—The Bank Statement tar t
..k ending Saturday, slums • decrease In this
-arsenal of Loans, 111,701,75-1; Denniasa in Ppm , lo,
SAM; Deena. In Circulation, 7T1,753 ; litcmisaaw
In Dopculla, i3,3bb,P6c.
New York Petroleum Market. ,
tiny Tons, PM. le quiet. Slid M.
Crud* la quoted at MO , " , Refined tn bend, 46a47
and Relined R.. 4 queted et LA05.14.
LEATHER BELTING; sLo, Gus.
&Wog, Packing, H.., G•skate. Lire fretle'r
and Elver. I • lar o stock alwap tit hand at the la•
Ms Rubber Deput of 7. h E. PRILLIPS,
A. 417 N00t.211•14d St. Clair earn&
CPErkL - Fittili ARRIVAL
30 lava prime liar. Goshen, la gm;
100 do do Western 'Loamyloarrln;
not' AVM V:ILLINSON,4I7 Libortv tot.
NEW LEAF LARD-1n tierces, bbls.,
sod pets, tho lattrirut u p0n:N..7.1,1 6 1 . 10 011
°"' " °r ' sur " °. - I ` dr4 o. J. TOWNSEISD,
401 111 rcuitb rt. b..+ LThe.rty, •
DRYI APPLES. --5 0 busheLc Bright
Dry AWE. Pu gals by •
• wit ,
P. •
DEM &OD;
GuurEx AND CARPENTER — W -- OLS
V for hyJA.3I2B DOWN, 1.98 Wood street,
ALMORAL k HOUY ISSIRi R(;!,
lEJI.- - -50 half- buret, Wis;ta Fah re.
F
"1"1101 6.,uk bx ',1:13:010 41 nD,
CLMIDWICI OLL—rqii itafint4
1...;
.e. .ow rat,* J:tI.4MP.
P . . TBXL,AV 4
SUP ER B ` PlA2do3—a
SseratoCk •ottbofuncat
STEINWAY PIANOS!.
WIU =siva a /II; We
noo: va tbleS
orOliii,to &root ;Jo atteafido of porchasors.
b ls a T n tho d oe s flt s bo i..o..icirlo rty alb
ll a ST a r
r rti %V AT ILkITCS
lTpboonmimouthrnotim ni ocr
Beet Pianos Ever Made.
CC Suid at EASTERS CASH YHIOIS.,
H. BLit= ft 82.0.,
No. R 3 Tr 171121 iTIIEET,
&dr Aguas for Stelicoot,'• Paot,
1. T. 91/13/
W
A3l BLINK & ueuit
wh,..k.a. ba Mme Desl,2-•
PIANOS,
HARMONIUMS, MELODEONS,
AND MMICIaI. GOODS grwrouLLT
No. 2 St. Clair Stieot,
(Hoar 8.1 , i ..a 11114..)
• horn and o•Mortt4 stack of Pt A NOS Jmo
“17. y from okormiairraird manorfarttri.o.
R. B. IVRADRURT, N. Tat;
SCISORACEICE. 1 CO., fluladelghl..;
Ott; TEST [E\ AGO.,
DOAB.DMAN t Gatlf... 4
GLO. STIWK 1 CA, 14. Tort awl a:Men
We are idea Agent. fos
IL D. & FL W. SIMITIt'II
narlllOttittina and Xaodeant!.
A cda;!ete
on band.
Terning and topoiring of PIANO 3. lIELODZONIS
and MIJC::::.L 1103711.UMEATEI done at no.
tioo. Actl
rr . BOMB CIRCLE, VoL 1.
1111 1101 IL 01:6CLE, TO. t.
STEL BILVDII. CHORD
VIM finowirs 07 PWLLL
Tba atano aro choke collect:ma or Vo In
re,montal Mtuk, etsgsatly bond, sedtot.o
ORRDITRAS PRESENTS
INCE:I33
OHAS. 0. MELLOR.
B 1 WOOD STELES],
TESTI MON IA Lti.—
.11 The Ileadca,l Neaten of the Kaet4e , „ja -- 4.11
awaking oar. to favor of PFCF.EIti9 . ,
PIANC6I
"After having maniacal the Piano Fooes of the
Mown DICE= B
e, •very carehally, co here
...me to the ternviation, and cheerfu ll y Walify,that
lbw/ are to twenty 11M10K11.14.71.1 . 01.Fun0.0ta. Their
dim he pare, rkh, brilliant, - very distinct, ander en
entirely ransical character. Their .wetantanehip ht
of the very bed, plainly dernonetret that wee bat
the very beet nantorlale CO. need, and their knelt,
evenowte end equality 01 now throughout the whole
moves of the key hoard, unscryemed by any other
Plum Sane wo hare yet twee.
C. B. Mina, Theodore Thawed, William kfaton,
Clow. nada, Thou. Hagan, editor of the Zfadiod
Sarin. sod Wald: Carl knothole, Director of the
Gorman Opera ; John ittnttel, editor Journal,/ Pat-
Um Menhir, V. L. Ritter, Caui Proifeohn, Plain"
A chain. lot of the. superior ',wire:hunts ;jut: ar
ndog. .1. Id HOWFJAAN d
fit Fifth itreet.
.0117WELL.I.VEOUS.
FAMILY DYE COLORS.
PS,TI:S7ED OCTODLa .3, 15.3.
elae Ir far ,
bar.l Moe,
Idolet Drs.,
lbodalla•
Mani Brow.,
Dal tre—a,
Ligl4 Brours,
B Bram,
Gary, _
Crittseut,
Lark
4thiAai
F. Dr 6,
14. Dec.S
r. Dyeing f r fl GL.ods, l+t-sse Le,
icarre, _ Tunris, Het..
Ccatbera,
Kid Gloves, CHlama's Clrthsnd. and a.,
kinds of Wearing Ammer/.
/Mr A Sin re PER CSITI.
Ter 26 recta yen can c..'eu . am many ~.... wonld
atherwiso cast nye limes that cam. 'Tartans anitdre
can be prudnced fn o, tn. IMMO dyer. 7he yrece.,
simple, and any ens can use the dy• .nth
mom.. Directions In Letz,Lult, French and German,
Mold. tit each psir i turio.
for tura.- information it Dye... and
perfoct krioatodpi whit, coital am best suloptcri to dy
twer others, with sully ralnablo
Itor.h Btaryne Tioutioo on Brim,. and
taut by mall an tomipt of yrkw--id
1161.6c...41,y V7E t i t - Et...CZ:3,
IV) 8rn0...7, Bottum.
Tor We by druzi . lots and ihntlor7 gimoroily.
- -
VOTICE.—AII persona are eautionea
-Llspina* mnrloylng, le any torn, tho Rado
n:arks which hare been mad darted the rut :hr..,
yeah to darldnata the,
doable sad toe L.:
atm:spit of DITHEIDGE'n 01113137,53. Tbo r
icm brandy ere:
Royal X Flint GI., :Pat. Oral X "Flint clam,
" XX
XX3. 0 3 X.X "
Or 11:1.1 Fut Crackam. Or Tot Oval Nut Crmok:ra.
Thaw vb. teftiore on any of those brand. CO to
prodooded sgalnat according to the l.s reAsl•tir7
trade auk.. E. B. DITIIRIBOR
Tor{ Pltt Clam Works. San. 1. ttbt. jai3to
tr---PIIOLSTERINO.—finTing r‘lrc
I.J ed a largo Wok gmalt for CA S H. 1 to' ael:
to ally great bargaltm at ettnmmly Inv
FEATHER BEDS; Bak, !Mat and Sleing 31;.T.
'MASSES; a gnat tarloy of SHADES, TABLE &
TI, 0012 011. CLOTHS; casrrrs,• 3.3160:4•ET ,
TABLE COVERS: Adllafdo, Gram. C9C.4 and Bo
talla Bordered MATS, of the bat qcality, and olmap-
Ilt tmenrpeamo rom
All order. pro ..traded to.
Horde No. 112.3. rz.Nutei. stramt, All.gbery,
(formerly aocapmd by Hz Somplo.)
dold THOMAS BARRED.
VOTICE.-11ilki.11 WA+.LEW UNPAID
-LI WATER Mtta CITT, POOR ARE BM.
!MSS TALI LE, for lgatt,ttot plscett In dm Smote ot
Constables foteettlaellos,Arlll ebb be rtesttell t the
City Tresintores Olres, rourjh *best, for • L.
,
.t nay rushlsnos, No. m Wtbster street, fn. 6
to 7 p.
J. E: Carlotta:,
pitiODUC E, NOW Itr.Q.El ,
13IITTL11-1r0) It.. strictly
300 n lbs. trfth, to m 11.;
CD=
50 Jo Woolens Crtt',2l
B. W, noun 2050)04 In 50 0r.05a4,
tt,15,E4.. ram. %IL. Wheat,
CAD.IOI4 OIL. CI do 110 I CarL., 014
HMIS —lOO tivoti. oosawil NILO. Decor,
TORN! Sy, In Owe,
eIDEB —....—. El bbl.. Sm. Mc. C 1110,7,
6005.__...... a tics Brea:
dam 888 10r LLD by U. MONA
deW 11, lin Ulu Ft, et-. 415,
Nt" IN efulth.
I,an ba,S. Dr: Art4l4: ' VPI , II , CV ,,,, ....ii I
1,008 do Dry Prarbelq 11,40 D do. 'Delon, Seed; '
6 do Dr 3 IWpborß;ll 1,000 U.. 4.0 rIIL 11071471
10 do Dr , illnakbes; 4 4000 D. W. Illontl '
60 Uhl. Flint Hominy; 15 W3%1. 9b.11be1 , 16;
80 do if% Corn Kcal; 10 do Cheatouts;
70 do Corn Gritz, 516 do Walloon;
100 do Propsred Cid., :00 do U. Coro; .
.n.l do Vinegar elate,' 50 do Dark". •
$OOO both rointong 'CS bias. enton.;7! , •:
0 .6911 514. Green Appleal, 100 btur. - Whlt. Toro/„
I 78 hbls. ltellnd , Onkoir " ,
L. B. VOIGT d: CO.
For oda by
BOQUETS, OUT FLOWERS, &a.,
To...ranted to ordar.ftm
MCIItDOCIIII °Aswan) oßszNacwas.
Fourth stmt . am ?iv' oat to ttlo Orreaborso
ovor7 Moo Wallin. no17:1/
/SUTTEE.
bbls.-freah Sall natter
51 ken Peckai do;
tweak at. 183 Marty stmt. m i t=
.t 0).
oC all
n . E. 31 AND OILED.CLOTHING ,
tlnda, emsys bana and for slo:csatt
" " the In" I"airiT.VEIILLIPE4
4,18 1g0i.121..d 28 FL Chtr. etteet.
li B. , ilifiELS.- 1 , 000 prime , S
p7l:
A../ 1..40mA* en d l, oll&r . r_tc ,
it bU . ftl_sWn
S.
AAR 6.2 and 70 Water Wok.'
ritH.N. MOST APPROPRIATE ROM
x-Dly Grrx, for the Sde,ter s pair et MI
13001 1 . :711•24ei tan be bad et' .
doll , • Ikit. RnIII3WP) Vtoketettret.
l t I TIER-10 boxes fresh Roil;
L..n.PeaPAr
tdiftotZT •AtssuermisT
sucest4sAtuT -nno ?Ins arq city, aux be.
' 110 ftP14,,,1. , Vert.
------, • _h e ,t, —Bin&
rpEas.-100 half
cm* TIM /Miner. Rr ornit_
Twat
&pro.
dea L 7
li kisk-rA -8
Lam\ jnrt
ricetre4 f:t sae bz - _
on.e.
wvat__
APVIeWr.f4O.O-tiAll(iteen Apples for
Vdio bi" • I J:4l. C i ).MtrO z
GUM KIPESi Si • .
itramuaosni!xini.
XO7.lOEs
6;1. -. 4860 — X.
Amin 4 eagrtiku babe.tro^-2 , .,-: %lib mat.
of .immt,lnet el wi•
Palm. etmtnim estL.4. torpla anistips•
tam, fix.. Amc-ro ki Meier B Ilsy will rct try _
emieboWl
. PLANTATION )31 . 7/Z13.9,
Which, ere cfJc reczmenviited by the liighta Ream/
emthotttles, asqi to mince an inre.ti , h
innefittel effect. Tito, an exc.:At:4ly e4roc-Able.
rerteetly pore, erd mot upeteale att ore.-
lett, s b.,.ith7, gent% etimallot ts rf-rAre.t.
They potty, eh-earthee 41,11..
They crate s healthy sno:111.
Sh. 7 are ea eatlatetto elytosect ;outer and atcl.
They oseroyme ee.".ite of disslpatii.o.a rata irrs.
Tboye"Ftostheu the tot.i.d . . - .4lren th, mr.,l
Theitiereist ostaelustlt in.dh4ro4lttst.t
,Ebel peitr the hreath acid Irvof the atsr,,h.
Thar ore Drizapsb had Coartitatio.. •
•- They ram. drerrh.., Chclrra and Cholers 3L
, :fhey ears LlAspialst and hors,. Ihneethe.
Thrvensks tber . eak strata., the ia.rirr tell!amit.
and we satiosuat aatarn*. sdreat reeLarer. .rl7
^-vapecre. of the celebrated C.4l4eya task. elate,
ere.. Laze:Sr:ls, rents tad teen, all preserved to
per&ctly perm tit. Crete ;Ural Far te.rtternUrs, so ,
strredars arevte Bitch bcttlr.
Dinnas of tropevra. 17:ss...ineevery bettl,-. So.
that tt 12-u D. 6. Bars.' Siguall,ro 00as pm - A.2er.
S. Selo:parr, tlas Mei. 'VIM r.l.niatiort roar% are
our era signets:e en ptsta enirre,dee to
slim Lbet. See that oar trays 12 ern anted ajch
spealooo.7 inlet , r!ror Enff. 1-ay s=y pence
to catch the hew or sturr,ter ct oar evotle. !Loy
yeasua pre:kelt:Li Neel' Plittcriby.thr
e.sner. or In tolt,te tr. ;IN .10.. \re sell ore; In
ow lag milts bcttle. I.ey re tau this
bottle. er selling ary other reeterlal therabOthetNir
aaßad Pleetet.4® Blares or not. 13 it urban.; or,l.tz
the C. S. raw, and tee p.:kt:sxmtt-d ty wt. 17e
already hare oar ore tit tee parttee' re. , llltra. car
bottles, Se., who edit ance...l tr. gatileither—, l l . to
Lta err re courts's. Th
ustun Bitters Dom-lades., rt.otonte.
to., Is perfectly Increelbh.. al.e2plo trial e •
bottle L the wrid.‘neo we mat, t of ttcc o 4,1
euperlarity. They a.s. sold ty sll ccc ctabts drrg.
gists, grooms, pbyetclans, betels, steztrivate w. -
sauntry stores..
Brr
TTX.S, br ale w1.1.4i...1 retail, UT
ttErICIN Zon:i1;70,211
- Oorndt Recladidld sad lrer.rth etnau
Issay?
c . ".PILIVATE DISEASES.
Dr..Ladinm's Specific
tb• only relktia rxpedy tat dimwits of t2.4.7Gr0t..
prz•rance. G u' o• ditiairi.q7 of an 441.7-tn:
nyntian -Atm.
.blo dos of asol thnoprcoo‘lontod
36.1, Fee more then ter-et) f -rfe. It t perfection In
f, wiring no Wroth . .., knO diEerio!vitircl7
the to.Ltatsu rractirc ...t1 Cue nop,,asta
.txponeds utli-mi to the I 13 ruttrely
metsbla and parr:city cats. /2 ncta 11lot a 4:1:1,12.,
and hoperta M,¢S•i aud ricta t.N•
Ourrzoot.—The ghat v9..f lb In et.
tActlny permanent rem. Ittsl;trto i:e b.leg
Ly thrtinciptht mt. °heave, thereht., the: the
atinalurel:tiau pevislotra Con..;!±,t
othn Y geirdLar. Prepared o:117
WIL F. IVIVLDSOII,
130le Prfq.rlotor, Clne
by all Dr--ggigu. Price. El izr
hrk
11,7 ,
I Groom,
Ongsv,
rurpie
Yur pale at oLel csal, IQ. 0 SO. 11..KESSE P.
Fro,dstra..t. . .
•
Jon.' yegogr
OTIOE. '_1863,
TO THE CiTIZENS OF PITTSBURGH EHO iCIIIIII.
F 4.4.1 1 4 .4-pie
telva.,
[4-4.7:04
eue,,
6. jermo
4 Lel 4,
T. 1444.
'Cho nr.d.ralwa,l would rerpeecf . ally
11 LESIi ESC CCE - OT: REM EDE.
For Xll TJ r t and
. 11USHPWZIA:S. TZ , 1.1.1 ANODINE,
Th. greet Ncttrali.t.4, gbentsutic,Zuktlacht, I'. th•
or Sioep azl Nkrio. llem•
LIR° far tho iu Mertl2.l.? Mow trratt,n3 a
S•at nib(
, ElUtiNEte T.CLitt:ITC TILLS,
The most ports, t farm of easter:is tyre siren tz tte
puldhe, •hteh newer regal, non ttott ...I
daa bet car far a des , ,, "'Molt tea: Lest er:i
1,4 cum rodlifoottorf, llpfropoto t Lyon - .
Complaints, Pll.oTorrA, r 4 gal tierrsogoccoto of
otosath or bowel,.
ettv, prmarabbarts. Icpu.
usion I. Now EngLo.r.d, h•Te co , :f.donco or, nbi
are and by, et..t numbois of I . by.lints, ar.:l at
pricm witLut earn o fol, are sr,..rttry
of fendids,sl., oILI dud 11,0, • ..tr S.t mnformiT3 to
tats„ in medicine. WitbaCt rreonin to IL: rm.-
mon totttiod of C.intr , l! adso.rthiug, 1 T0..n11
too.lid•ace to [rat them, Le ..“red.
JOILS L I.ll:iblnir ELL, I.m.ilvtor,
r ractwal _"Lary.
- - . _
For ease by ell erholtoeie end rettil drolets. •
to , greatest fretotorn of sune epoudetou colledr.l.
Bratera of
' -oot too-- so; VI ottrn ctrorabs., a.
For rata toratetorrg4 or retort. by J. N. Fulton.
G. B. s eyeer, It. D., Joe`] Alltstroy
Ciro by J amt , s Brsoro, .11 L, W. J. Sleets and Geo.
A. Kelly. B. A. FAUN I ETO' El a CO..
ooltorsoondata Wbcdast.".. Arita, l'irtetrogrt.
LAKE sv.rEniot. COPPER
`.NILE L SLISLTING TV:LIINS ronix:o2l.
PARE:, McCUItDY CO.,
idaeoforturror of SHEATHING; T.RAZITSS* ASS
110 LT COPPER, CO.TITT. TOTTC.I , S,
SAVES STILL EOTTOTIS, HALL SOLI:NU.
/6.14 w, :mpo•rt. •rs acd dtalas :n .11L-7AIS, TIN
SLATE SEIZET ' ISON, yaw:, 5c Corstant'l
hand. TISNESS' HACLUBE3 AM
saraocse,Nd.lo T.:STd 120 SECOND 'IS,
?itdabargh, Pa. •
MiMEME
NERVOUS STIPP.PRERS OF
DOTE twermul gra...abat
ing ban reatbre.l to health in a :Ow rs, af . ..er. tm
derrof•ag all th• usual mains and irregular.
give mode of treatment, without tumuli ; eou.itcts
ltbs aamotl dutfto communicate or Liiia.Siicle4 StSlcw
cuaturea Lb. =eons of cum ILuro. on the reeving
ad.leca.clens - e1:4,1, be will end : ?,,, a cou of
the vsourizulmet Direct to Dr. JOILN 11.
DAGNALL, 18G 14t.. ere f, S. Y.
- =7 , t1r13 CONFESSIONS 'MID EX'
PrrafEltrcE 07 I.'S ES VALID, cd
the bona arid •• • teaming aad csetl.. a to yotes•
c.c. trio att.' r from :venom Dot:lay, rrercatcco
D,cey littnoodo; e•pyiyt•r. rs Cte cace• time.
rle temse c.f eel ewe. By one who Lae reicOsimlf
after being rat to great expects, acid i•jur; Ittnnigh
Isted!=l Lumen r end qtaacry.
Dy ete%siag • post-pad mlerxrp.,4 I rile
nry be ba4 trf.thl•lxt!..tyr.,
NATNANIEL rarrAirr.,Eri..
okylitlyda.7 Itcdfbrd, Zimp Y.
"
Cu. C. ssz:.xuar.
/MOT .11.1.11,1.
Be SON , co., (t - cc.
WWI'S 10 BA ;lima tatf ING
TON WOSZE. romans. A NicpmErri, PiNsbie6A.:
.11.1faastors C .DCAT AND FT:LT . 7.ON I=3
STEAM SNOOZE , . MAST xscuas,- aria,
xecumssr,zs.lEzana3, NTIASTING, CSST
LNG& AsbuipOorr ; OIL 1A.:W.3 a .51#1Oi
BULKS AND BIM= IRON MOM:
Assets Ibr GINTAIWEI "'Anna ISJEC1•011, -
row WEEDING BOILED&
CON,SUELPTIVE2—Iite.Iit,v.
IL 4 WILSON'S rentult fAr tia ctr!. of
GONSVILPTION, AS MILS, BBOIiCBRIi, COLDS
.00VGHS• and aii R6rn.s and Lr.tg to
orthairlth a pamptdat giving tilt Tnn•crli r tlon sad
sabart Idalorj co*, can `...) obtined of -
JOSEPH s utursco)matlit.
I. On , wr 24:44. lama and Diantand.
dautßui.ri: •
•
E - tEIVLD-P3ll-2E-rOUITED
irtzv.gi7Toliryr. pa tb. or 1.5
any. Ckr n lm T.0, 1 / 3 0 X01.1=07 / . ./.2*Lt or apptl•
corkt, by son or otberfiro. „
s. sca-ssos, suzniattnAza Oak.,
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