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FRIDAY I
hfOUNING--
... The State of Things to Rebeldom.
- The rehil eabal at Richmond is now the
most unmitigated despotism that exists on
the face of the earth, and the most faithless
to.iittprefosaions and promises. It issued
Vast sums of confederate notes, pledging
the foith of the so-called Confederate Gov
enitient for their redemption, and then en
lofted. their circulation at the point of the
. ..; ; Attprtet. And now, when they have be
tel:MO almost worthless in the hands of the
unfortunate holders, Jarr Diva and his
associates aro about to compel their con
version into still more worthless bonds,
that room may be made for still farther
issues.
In addition to this vast financial robbery,
the rebel Congress halt just passed a law
authorizing the agents of the government
to levy upon and seize one-tenth of the
proditce of the soil for the use of the army.
But, worse than all, every man capable of
bearing arms is Dimpled into the service.
Neither commute Mrs nor substitutes are
allowed. No matter that a man's family
will inevitably starve if he leaves them, go
he must. No matter that this wholesale
levy of men will leave the countrgilestitite
of food, and reduce all to utter poverty and
starvation, the men must either go, or hide
themselves in dens and eaves of the earth.
It is, indeed, an impressive example of the
retributivejastice of Heaven, that the same
men who, in times not long gone by, hunt
ed black fugitives from latter with blood
hounds, are now tracked by the same dogs,
and dragged to the fields of slaughter. to
die in a cause as hopeless as it is hateful.
Rebel soldiers, whose term of service ham
expired, are compelled to continue in ser
vice until the close of the war. This out- ,
rage commenced more than a year ago, awl
is still continued. Thus every conceivable
form of despotism and oppression is prao
liceil by those who are struggling to main
tain the tottering fabric of what is called
the Confederate government. Still it is in
perfect accordance with the fitness of things,
that a government founded upon slavery ar
its cornerstone--n government established
forthe very purpose of maintaining, extend
iisg, and perpetuating a system of human
bondage—`should do just such things as these.
intik°, good faith, er common humanityi
In its Management, would have been out of
character. "Do men gather ,grapes of
thorns, or figs of thistles'?" True, the in
tended victims have escaped; but the bitter
cup was filled, and somebody must drink it.
Fearfully, therefore, are the people of the
South realizing the force of that irreversible
law, and thetruth of those words which can
never 'pm - a away—" kith what measure ye
mete, it shall be measured to you again:*
Re... Settlement of the South
One of the meet important and interest•
inaideatts of the wsr is now in proms o
execution in South Csro is the sale o
littidt, lorfiited,to the United &stem
for non.psyment of' taxer. By this process
-say 191'1 mean of twenty-one years or
. ,
upward, who has at-any time since the oc
cupation by the national forces, resided or
:now ?asides on the land, or is Insipid in
"oaltintiog any lands of the United States
inthe district, is allowed to pro-empt one,
- or, at the option of the pro-emptor, two
tracts of twenty mires each, on paying
$l 25 per acre. Heade of families have the
preference, arid married women whose hus
band, are io the service of the United
States. Each soldier, sailor or marine, ae
•• Wally in the service, or who has been or
may be honorably discharged, is allowed
...the same privilege. No discrimination is
made regarding color, and the prospect is
that, is many inetancer, men who have
Vinod as slaves on these lands will hereaf
ter Ixotime owners and masters.
The lands thus thrown into market are
among the richest in the Southern country,
producing the most valuable orops in return
for very moderate labor. Of course, they
will be eagerly liken tip in smell sectione;
and a populous settlement of owners of the
soil, will become titmice the tillers and de
fenders of the rich inheritance, which as
it by a significant retribution of Pro•i
daunt rebellion has flung into the lap of
the once oppressed poor and enslaved of
their people. Many of the settlers will be
Sorthern soldiers, who, having become ac..
4:dimmed and delighted with this sunny
region, will prefer to remain. Mechanics,
already : greatly in demand, will ply their
;various arts in the new community, echoole
and churches will be multiplied under
Northern Inspiration and example; Indus
try, production, and intelligence will fol
low our arms, and when our forces
with
draw, instead of leaving a desolate country
behind them, they will point to it a bloom
ing and regenerated Eden.
The amount of land bid in by the Tax
_ Commissioners for the United Staten, and
now open for pro-emotion, is about 43,000
scree, ezeltotive of 5,000 art-es reserved for
school funds. The negro population of the
Sea lolanda is about 18,000, of whom one
fifth are eligible to preempt. The soldiers,
sailors and civilians who are likely to
claim land are numerous, so that very lit
two the soil will remain unoccupied. Ev
erything is ready for the inauguration of a
newel:dilemma on the basis of those prin.
•ccipleeof freedom and honorable industry
!..Iwhich will ensure its prosperity and glary.
What wonderful and unlocked for results
1 41 tertible war is working oat! A prophet
who should have predicted 5Ee years ago
Mich a settlement on the choicest hinds of
• South Carolina, would have been soot to
the mad-house at the North, or hung at the
;Bola-
Benator Whitt.
The Itu!ianaliqister, ha an article on lb
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attbjeetofjilajer 11Astut Wurree imprison
-,:utenti cod the eziehng dead-lock in the
i3eastomoonsequence of hie absence, 'peaks
,
of hit migastion hoeing been in the hands
of father, Judge Warm, of that town,
for some time past, end that the gallant
,:pihnineektadSontit to be need incase of tho
eentingency that hasarisen. It remarks In
*Winston: • . •
• 'event which he thee intended to
- gitard against haring Arisen, we , think the
: - ,-..rnseignatiott should not be any longer
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afeld, as that is sneer:war may be speoctily
chosen, and the legislation at the State be
.. Tellemed from•the dead lock which now en-
-.nintbers it. The intereeta of the State de
;-;_mand this tauten and, indeed, thin matter
anlght. hays - teen sooner attended to with
' , .preitriety. •
o 'Horeb:fore we withheld any expression
Inatjtet, be. cause we were led to the
~..., . .ltupnession that the speedy release of Sena
ifhlto.wtiuld settle the matter. As the
prospeekothls . itlesse . seems not to bright
ea, however,. wo feel it to be our duty to
. ..urge:llllCother aUernatire—the sending in
of hlATeltieuttleii,and the election cf a sue,
=pt . fixthe unexpired term.
4euttioAr'expedltion te titlieg out on
the :IdisebtelPpl 'tor the Fled river.. There
tut gild tabs some tbirty rebel etesinerkin
','Pllte•lted and Onichltairiters. Bat few of
sense gunboats, and perhaps none are
very formidable- Ude expedition le eaten
deed via considerable, hitereat, as it wiU
open Up • large -veettoxi or eointry and en
tbie coskeiderable-cotttut to get to market,
prorided it le wot burned by the rabew:
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the
ter tOr the Loodiusprori baa
. just pablii e 3
a work on aerrosay; is whisk be proves by
itallattost:rtasonins lkift.frPC.4 lll rileVikt
.11tietitefOrtorlir enfirripeople is Isrlehed
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wilfDeltow mui Imprisoned— - A Now
Cotner tp toile.for the South—Cotton
No. Longer King.
IL Is a fact no[ generally )m own that
Deßow, the Southern Reviewer and the only
man at the South possessing attainment
:JAN. 20, 1884.eufficient to edit a first class review, has
beeU Imprisoned by Jeff Deets and tits Re -
rine suppreseed in consequence of au.arti.
ale going to ebow that cotton was no Tonget
King. An iitticle based upon indisputable
figure' and facts.
The following aro the more important
portions of the article which have caused
Deßow's incarceration
It is true we have believed tbai cotton is
king; it is undeniable that we possessed a
monopoly for its production, arising out of
variety Of causes, but tile not true t iliat it
will grow nowhere else. Indeed, find
that the production of it in various coun
tries ID increasing in a geometric ratio, and
that In a year or so the South will no longer
be needed to supply the commerce of the
globe., with what we vainly hoped would
grow nowhere else.
Shall we not learn from our enemies?
What are the ceases of their prosperity 7
Wby do even the laborers of the North live
with a degree of comfort often unknown to
the wealthy planters of the Smith?
The statistical reports accompanying the
mum of $B6O establish frilly the rebuke
of material conditions; and. if we admit
that the people of the North have really
hardly felt the war up to this point, we
111t3t look to and examine the material con
ditions which unweaned them.
They cannot be more prosperous because
there is no slavery; certainly It Is cheaper
to have a slave who labors for you than to
labor yourself; therefore, slave labor is the
more economical, or rather it was before
the time of Henry A. Wise and John Brown.
Considering the present condition of the
country, and prospectively, alto, it may
well be supposed, as it already is by many
in the slave States, that it actually may be
more economical to labor for ourselves than
to maintain negroes for that purpose.
We have taken to raising cereals, and
have succeeded so badly as to make it •
matter of doubt whether we will not have
eaten everything before the lime of grelne,
which, when belted with jowl, are so prized
by the First Families of Virginia.
In the meantime, the protection of trot-
Jon is slipping away from we, and we ha•e
already slipped away into unkdown depths,
and are drittieg to a feat nil and te an on
oertain future.
The people of the North live comfortably
—more so, indeed, than the mejyrity of the
slave owners in the South. They educate
their children, and teach them that there
is no dishonor in employing - either their
hands or their header, and I say boldly,
even against our prejudices, I think they
are right in that.
We know that the turnip crop of Eng•
land is now by far more realuablethen any
other cultivated by the English, although
it has become so recently. In regard to
the comparative productions of the people
of the North and of the South, as given by
the census report, we observe in those com
mon to both regions that the widest diver
gence exists in regard to mulch cove.
In the North the ratio of increase of mulch
tows was slightly in excess of the re,jio or
increase of population between the learn
1860 and 1860. In the South there was an
actual deficiency in the ratio above stated
of 431,501 In proportion to the ratio of
loot-ease of population, the chivalrous State
of South Carolina is deficient io mulch
cow., 64,766! As her decadence is far
greater than that of any other State, and
her deficiency in the ratio of 'zilch cows to
the population is the greatest, may we not
suppose that either the deficiency indica
ted, or acme cause coincident to it, has
been the ruin of that State?
People must drink something. If they
cannot get milk, naturally they take to
whisky, and we may well lament the result.
The subjoined tables show plainly that the
decrease of mulch cows in preportion to the
population indicates •precarious condition
et society; and if it has led directly to
the ratrellton, the natures or the decrease of
mulch cows are coincident and analogous,
at least, to it. -
la the Slave States, tabulated in 1850,
there was a witch cow to every 8.4 persons.
In the Free States, tabulated, one for every
3 7 persons. In 11360, in the Slave Suttee,
one to every 3 6 persons, or a slight pin o.
'the proportionate number of witch cove.
The want of good meadow lands in most
of the Slave States, the poor and Insufficient
quantity of food usually given.milch cove,
the unsheltered condition in which they are
kept and the neglect of them by the De
grees, would make the yield of milk les■
than one e jtalf per each cow of those in the
Northerreatatt• This appears to be show a
by the amounts of butter and cheese pro-
duced.
Mr. Deßow then gives in • tabular form
the amount of butter and cheese produced
and the number Of much cows in the free
and clove States, and adds: -
We see in the above oar road to progress •
cotton has failed or will fail us; it is id le
to hope logger to enjoy peacefully the pro
ceeds of his labor •bett at this moment
80,000 of his color are organised sod bold
arms in their hands to free their renews.
The longer the war is protracted the more
violently will elavety be deettoyed. For
two years and a halt-hare we waged rear,
and lost more than bloifibe territory over
which we asserted jur 'diction; the supply
of cattle no longer comes from Texes, nor
does cotton escape longer from the frontier
to furnish no !applies. The Misktesippi
bears a hundred gunboats, half of them
iron clads, that effectually prevent our oc
cupation of any point along It. entire
course, or even the passage of it except un
der clover of darkness and by stealth.
The fruitful valleys of Kentucky and of
Tennessee have been desolated by war and
are held by the enemy. Arkanat e, a large
Fart of Louisiana, of Mississippi, of North
Carolina and Virginia, have been held or
are now held by the enemy, and hove been
exhausted by the supplies drawn by the
contending furoes. Nor can we regard
Alabama,Georgie, South Carolina or Texas
esempt from the marsh of heavy armies. now
organising for the purposes of invasion.
We will say to Congressand to President
Davis that a careful study of the last "Cen
ral; Beret of the United States" will correct
or destroy many perturbations in their
minden well as our own. Lel them legis
late so as to increase the number of vows
and think no more of the negro. The land,
then, instead of being desolated by war,
and thiLinhabitante gaunt with privations
and mbtery, will flow literally with milk
and honey, as in times of yore.
A census token now, tie recommended by
' his Excelleney MY Davie, in the same
manner 'as that of lEflfl, over the districts
where it might be effected, would show
plainly the waste of war. How miny men
between the ages of eighteen and fifty
would be found wanting? How many
petweful, Industrious inhabitant.' would be
found absent, having, through a thousand
channels, found their way Into the free
States, actually filling up the houses in
every part of that land, so that none are
untenanted? How many of the houses in
the region passed over by the contending
armies would now be found occupied? How
many negroes would be found absent, ready
to Menne with muskets in their hand. ,
Bow many horse?, cattle, sheep, hoge,
would be found remaining? What has
been theproduce of our fields last year in
cotton, sugar, corn, flour, peas, potatoes,
cattle and bacon, and what amount remains
unconsumed?
But,
above all, what progress have we
made? Is the slave power more secure
than before we seceded? Are we in mob a
condition sato fromiee ourselves even with
repudiation of all debt', both at home and
abroad, exemption from -- duties and high
taxation? What base lore to hope for, both
II regards slavery or the prospects of the
Southern Confederacy ?
Tun Count of Paris, who is now at Se•
Mlle, is engaged to bemerried to the eldest
daughter of the Duke of Ilontpeneler, the
Infanta Isabel. May next is stated as the
period fixed for the wedding; but in the
Meantime the Dike and Dashes, of Mont
ponder have gone to Madrid to eeek the
consent of tber 4tmes.
&ago of the merobonts of Bt. fouls.ars
faking step to atom Ps •mtoration of
thi tosifftoSto trade of Mut oily,". which
(her think filo doogooof lootoLdivo!tot
,lo C hlp 10. vf
Steamship Line Between Philadelphia
and Liverpool.
An adjourned meeting of the gentlemer!
interested is the proposed steamship lino
between Philadelphia and Liverpool, in
connection with the Pennsylvania railroad
company, was held on Tuesday at the offico
of the company in Philadelphia. Ex Go,.
Pollock, President, was in the chair.
The Committee on Subsoriptione reported
that $158,000 had been subscribed, which
is less than had been expected. The cor
porations, banks and insurance companies
have not yet decided upon the matter; and
in a Teem or ten days the Committee hope
to have this amount doubled, if not the
whole $500,000 subscribed.
The Chairman said that as far as the
trade of Philadelphia was concerned he
was not aouneted with that trade. But
he was anxious to see a steamship line.
He was, though an American, a Philadel
phian. He had no grudge against New
York, but desired to we Philadelphia where
she ought to be. We were once the first
city in the Union. We are now the third.
We may again be the first. New York, by
her indefatigable zeal, has taken the for
eign trade from us. In domestic trade we
have the ascendancy. if tle merchants of
Philadelphia will it, eve can regain our
commercial preponderance. Now is the
very time. The Penneylvania Railroad is
essentially Pennsylvanian, and it offers
inducements never before offered. It is
true that the Messrs. Richardson may estab
lish a line of steamers. But their interests
are English. They will remain with on
only as long as it pays them. We want a
line of Philadelphia steamships, to repro.
sent Philadelphia interests. This very day
the speaker had been to see about some
goods for the Mint from California. The
vessel bad been four days in New York, yet
the goods could not be got at. They came
to New York, and thence by railroad. This
ought not to be. We want a Philadelphia
line of Philadelphia steamships. If it
were not that this subject should inter
pet everybody, a moss meeting ought to he
culled, and the Wow) wi id I hr eutiscrilied
in five hours
Mr. Stuart corroborated all that Gov.
Pollock had said about the difficulty of get- I
drip goods from New York that come from
Europe. With all that ingenuity and money
can accomplish, goods cannot be promptly
got from the ships. Cakes something is
done, the little foreign trade that is left to
us will be gone Every year there is a
diminution of importing and jobbing houses,
while in New York we see familiar names,
gone from here on neCoUnt of the increased
facilities of New York. Let this thing be
understood, wed the needed f - f-:iilbyral will
be SUbliCribed There is no dodo th.t this
line is a paying investment. If niter such
an Oder being wade to us we reject it, we
deserve to lose it Ii nothing tier is dune,
let a public meeting be Called. With the
guaranties that ale offered there con be
no better inre!!inent. Every 'nail who has
houses or hank stock is directly to: erestrd
in this matter.
The meeting adjourned to inert on )loo•
day, Ft bruary Sib, at 4p. m, at the Penn
sylvania Railroad office.
Friends and Foes In Arkansas.
Since the capture of Lttle Ruck, .\r.
hatless, three fall 'regiments of 1.010 each
has been raised and put into, the field; two
other regiments are tilling up. ham trds
organised to the number of s tefir to 10.0t.V);
in addition it is estimated that 2,000 Ar.
kansas troops are in the service outside of
the State, and about 1.200 contrabands are
being drilled in Little Kock and Yale Bluff.
The whole number of volunteers eine•. Oct.
10, is put at 6,000.
The rebel force in that State is located as
follows:
At Price ~ , ,,11.11 .'.ottut3
A t Tobt.,
A I. Rockpart
At lisehingtoo atol vonokty
At Comiloo
I ti the rirlttity of t'aovion
Wall.er awl Taylor, 14-. I river Ar..llleloll
This total comprises the rebel troops cast
of the Red river. Three quarters of these
troop. are mounted, and the rem tinder are
being mounted a, fast as bones sad mules
oan be stolen for the purpose. Conscript ion
is going on very energetically, t stung all
between the ages of 16 and Al.
DEFILING the recent cold weather. Colonel
Greene ; Chief Quartermaster sf the lie
partment of Washington, has secured ire
amounting in value to over twvl.e those
sad donors. It is believed that he will be
able to secure a aulTiciont quantity heroic
Spring to supply not only the several de
partments, but all the hospitals about
Washington, throughout the approaching
trimmer.
MISISA.9 . I is li•ely in Iow• Davenport
is afilicted with a freight blockade, the
Rook Island road being unable to wove the
aceumu`ation of pork, grain" and oat,
metier awaiting Attorney!. The McGregor
News tape the rush of bu•iaess of bit
town is unprecedeut 1 The teams awaiting
their turn at the public, settee, often form
• procreate" a mil. in length.
THE Chicago Finn wants to know Why
the Forneya Burnsides, Butlers, and 1,.
gnus, have abandened (ha Democratic or
gan %anon For ate same reason. we sun
ray, that woodchucks abandon their holes
when skunk s I ake posses, ion Proria
Transmpt.
A BILL presented to the House of Itepre
sentarives on Monday provides that go•
ernors of `States 4hsti he allowed the frank
ing privilege for the interchange of legie•
'Mayo and jurhotal documents of their own
States.
A LONDON optician has invented a
'spirit - baud, which appears on a sheet of
canvass, writes words, etc. It cannot be
taken hold of, nor can the writing be rub•
bed out by matorial agency
A GAL operator in Carbon co u nty, Penn•
eylvania, recently Bold hie mines and
machinery for seven hundred thousand
foliate. A few years ago be was bsek
rupt. _ •
A PARISIAN doetor hw discovered that
brandy or rum Is the bostentidoto for chloro
form, and that it will et once counteract the
affects of an ovord.o.
"Wit," .aye ilerodotur, "reverses the
order of nature in timer of peace eons bury
their lather., but in time of war fathers bury
their eons."
Rg-Es usru EA re.—Twenty-two Illinois
regiments and two batteries have already
reported as veteran troops, and re-enlist
ments are rapidly ROJO g on.
Ev ems boat down the Mlesiesippi carries
Northern plantation seekers to Vicksburg
and other points.
Lsso in the Poultry, a street in the
centre of tee city of London, is worth a
million and a half pounds sterling an acre.
Firs hundred and eighty-fire bales o
cotton from New Orleans reached Boston
on Tuesday.
Tar. Chicago Board of Supervisors have
voted $200,000 for bounties to volunteers.
A COLORED regiment from Nlissouri h►e
gone to New Orleans.
CITT CosetioLi.en Orrlre,
Pltteborgh, January itjtu, Igul.
S EALED PROPOSALS, addressed to
the noderzigned, sill bei received at this olllce
milt MONDAY, February Stb. idiot, at 3 o'cick
p. to., far supplying the eilly with STATIONERY
and REALM BOORS, during the Neal year eon,
wincing February Ist, 1064.
jnyfave JOON IifeOARGO, City Controller.
rruwßoAT Fox snix.—The ate
1 'towboat GREY EAGLE la offered for ode, se
am overlies at Os Allegheny Wharf. Length 10u
tank beans 17% feat ; two engine., 13 In. cylinder,
teed stroke; two boilers, 24 foot by 33 loch., Snow
den's patent Heater attubed.
Enquire of LOCEIIAHTA 111 KW,
_Jalt2w 134 nod 174 Wood stroet.
MA N UFACTTRING r drit FOx
131 SALIL—A lot of ground contalning atact six
ern* fronting on the Honongshels River and On.
geßgrstle Railroad, adjoining lb. propos of t e
hob, ofpnbort 11. Ramer, and east of the Cbpper
Wort, to Pitt township.
Tot terms apply to ALEX. H. MILLER,
JeStiner No. 94 Diamond mast.
rrIALLOitO I L —lonow ronding
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-Limo mitros4; fii!paaleby • •
dii Faun DICKET 800.
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PUBLIC JrOTICES.
GRAND MASS RENTING (IF
LT,Y CTTIZ ICNS AT CONCERT TIA LL, TO PRO
MOTE ‘III.II,TrEILING
ht
i.o, , i•e , e , rve..lutson .4 the Mooting o ,
I it it or, t0.1.1•t t .l, Itostd .1 Trade It•ecms, Thurs
day atteru •n, se to "to the peopl., of Allegheny
mty to amend... to Maas at CONCIBT
BALL, on EtATt' lIDAY EVEN I SG, January 30th,
et o'clock, to forwardnie•eares to rave 'ohm
toe. to fill the quota of A Ilvglteoy county under the
last Call of the President, and thus avoid th• draft.
11a,. Gone. flanvorl. and Bn.,k. it, expected to be
premet and widens the meeting Thor. le co ttn, to
be loet if the County is to 1.• saved from • draft, and
we urge every g.rd rtt iron to he pre.. at, end by his
Influence strengthen the movernt.nt.
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Hoe. TIRB. M. 11. WE,
WM. V. JoLINSToN,
F. R. BILL'N , .T,
WM. M. LYON.
JOIIN M. SFIOENBEItunt,
Je . - 0 9 0I M. K. NI MICR.
E r . ----MERCANTILF., LIBRARY ASSO
ORATION LEM CELE&
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Of liorTorti Cal'cne, the eminent Scientific Bohol.,
will deliver the Eighth son Ninth Lecture.. of the
counw, tinder the oinvicre of thelercontile Whew"
I.N - intim, at
01. Rlouday and Tuesday
.Evenings,
FEBRUARY ler AND
L TOILMATION.
Door!, open nt c.. rl irk; Leer r.eommeoce. at 7 %.
Mingle 7 trio., AO cent..
Tickets for aale at Schvartea and Drag
Stoma, mei at Cochrane's, Allegheny; and at the
kinalc, gook and Drag ellnees generally, In the city,
and at the Library Itootn.
W. 11. Ksecala, Genao• W. WMIIIIIII,
SASIVEL A. Loan, Tao.. Becalm." Jr.,
WILLIIII W. W. a., litlgOT kt. ATWOOD,
laY.td Lectors Committee.
'REAL,
121 TO f 12/
Wood Street. Wood Street.
lhv i.traont 10,.iw uo Ftlt6 stroet baring, o
Ist , , berome roc mod tow , eodeeirsble 6,r bur kw
ittnws, vs beg to moot - loco 'bet wr vlll re
move oo
MI SIC tql , ftE, JII the IST Or A ortl., to
W 001) STREET
FOUR D(H , ES A ISI , VE FIFTH STREET,
Nearly Pittsburgh Trust Oomvany
Li - The war-WO', pge.try for
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E ---"si , Eci A ORDERS. O. 3
I. All ulth•era aril melt bet to Pruitt, Irani
theiptuelite. attached t • the uth Arm) Curio, no
ithieut hut, theirou ur 4
he Ilea nee, m wlll op..
fa, ditty to ealit•lii JOHN A MOBILO , . A. Q. Et
• horge ut rio•ruittu, rem., tor tith Artuy Corps,
It 411,1
•
EIMMEEM
I1M,Ii!
I'l I . l"l't)N% NSllll' 'N 'IIIE
1.11 FT --Al) rb..4 rue, I llav a 11l wawa
1101:31:, ~ 0 I HIDAT'ETEFISc, Vtl, instant.
mpiro. erraug.lll.•ut. 1,. fund• t.• a%..1.1
1 lc Ural
j PI
BRICKLAYERS 1•NION -A
of Om Irlcksy.to' I nicu will ton held
at I o't.'”clt, h. 'h.. Hail of tit, All.ghety Engine
Han—, ~0 Irato ntreet A lull atte , odanc pre
-10,1,1, as all adva,....f ra4ra rill bn dlaruaard.
st Br order of 11111 PILLSIDIGNT.
T() Isom)(1()I,DER8__
PITTSCI 81;11 AND CONNELLSVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY—BoIden t,f the, Viral
31 ,, ,4age Turtle Crevk Dtvi.on l'onstruvO. , n Bonds
4,1 tht. ..copany. are beret., nutif.: that the
nt C,opon. on the hen.ls dor Ft:MICAH'
I,t, 10,1, will l+ pnttl cat and attar that .1.6 on pre
and drliv.r7 . [ha First Natintal Bank of
l'lttaburgh. W. USOGIIIAIST.
Tr.aann,r.
, IL E( Ull S \ sTEL).—Fiftem
11..eruPta wanted. t.. wh..tn, In addition tu the
llevatnatent Bounty. $ll, • 111 In. paid Incub
Two /alone It--croits wanted, to whom of •
Ir•unty • 111 In , pail.
Ain't,' at IL,rnlt mg I into, In the :var of the Pro•
1,. M.arthal'• I.fficr 1441pra1 .treat, Allegheny.
T. 31. 13A1li It, itocenlang Omar
,
221.1Dlatrirt, Pa.
MMEI!M
FOR REI'EIVING SI.R
-, lu the I apttta Stock of
I' I CTSI:I kW' II k IrGh tA , SI PANY. are now typwl
wt I 1,...15w..1h I MICK. Trrwailwr, N•t
. .
AT GB NTItQ F. T, I'ttr.l.ll,ll, •lose panful , fl
,o. • f Inv.-a:tag • ell pleas* call. By order
gag==
INertAnts r
Pine , o•rhog,
Ptcashurgh, Jan, Ith,l f
ANNUAL EI.N.:CTION FOR
stXTKEN ItECTOILS of till. Onripani,
io w.rve the onsiiiog year, will be htld the
•, ..mpany, on TL ESIi.II, the :.1 du) of
1,1rn.t7 Lptw.....” the hour.. of IL.. in. and 3
I , m JNO. It LIVINOSTON,
t,I tLyn•turv.
ii1101M 011 • 1 11 DSPAIT .usu.
liirrairt,:ham. Jan. Ibth, 1i164
- -AN ELE(I (IN FUR .EVEN I
L RL I -rots ..f th to klmak. to serv• Ibt nn
ypar, 111 tm. held RI Ow BAIA, th• IFLST Trits
f/A I lor Fr, Ith I ARV, (AL) IS , 4, b•twewn the Lon
.144 5 k p. tn.
pt.19..1.4 JOHN BELCH, Cashier.
111 .lS I'l'l MARINE RR
GA DE. Lt A. J 010. AN. I.lttbt Battery
•abi Itroaa.tb. !• la tne city on Becrulting orde
from tn. W leTaritanut, and may be found at N
virrit ST It LET, over Obeao John's" Stor
See liii.. Jal I :tl'
.ICELIEW RoUNTY
`-‘, A 1.1.8, II EN Y.—Thn quota of the Rona
tol., to V.,lutzttad a Vas&lte. lat paid at lb.
t . ...t.tt tt Alt H a , L 1101`318, on FRIDAY
dth mat ..ftdosi the Iddtra of Bto I.• tr. per; 3
M. I'SVININ(I'S SEMINARY
YOH YOUNG LADIES. In the PEOOND
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Din
mon., Goet. °marl.. the 'Court Hourn. Senate.
ern/Mete:o September 1.1 andVnbruary IR. De.C.1.0
( 7 .1.1'D IEO-.17E8
• FOR PROI'HON( PTA It Y.-0. C
14111 ho c•ndldato for thn odlce
theno.ry. oul,p.ct tbe dc,olitoo of On MAL:.
t , gosl , ll. C.,t0r01..0n.
f .. F)l2 PROTHONOTAI3Y.-I'Eu
Vtat.tl will to a candidate for the office of
I,,thonotary, Ptibjrct to tho tit...talon of the L'ntoo
1,1 , 111 , 111,11 I'oooll con.ention. la2ll.tc
_ .
I'HOTLION()TAILY.—Jecon
11. Warta. of the Sixth Ward. Pittsburgh,
will •
be . contliditt. , for the office of Prothonotary,
anbiect to the decision of the Union ternblicso Con
vention. Jatnite
U..~PIiCYIIIONOTARY.—Taios.
Pram will be • ran dblato for the °Mr, of
Prothonotary, niltrct to the dechdon of the Colon
Itopubllran tinurantioll. Jalnite
ikicCcurra, of
the rlist Ward, Allegheny, will be • candi
date for Oornoor of Allegheny County, eubloct to the
dorlAlon of the, ...log Comity Ilulou ConventlOW
do 14:.
REIN 411 rER T E.M.E.1r2•61.
CHEESE. -1110 lii.xes prime Cutting
mi-oin Jn.l r GliTtil and for sale by
LITTLE& TRIABLE,
J•J 112 and 114 Second amt.
Comprising as Alphahrtiral List of dm Post Oakes
lu the TinlMd States, with an Appecull: containing
tits cart . , of Ifondgn and Domestic Postage, ytith the
New Post °fn. Blil and other Important postal In
formation. Prks $1.5 J. Tor. Wu by
pEt'PEli.-5 1) pagx 17 , 1 Popper in l Je.lt BAT 100., 16 Worst strrat
.tore and for saln Iy.
11=!
11 . 2 and U 4 Second noel.
I :A HOIII.-- - Li . ritiWkrlNO Oiii.
/A W.. prime No. I ..Inter .tralool L. 0
- • -
Di di; \n. • 2
Lard Oil; •
Ira, du Itn k Oreitik Lubricating Oil •
tor tab. by JAS. DALZELL A gON,
in2l/ 65 and 70 %Taber atnist.
Ltln. I
Ilarrol• for .le, by
KNRY R. °MAINS.
3A l'Ut ASD IS V ko.tifcr
110I'SE. —hat otinnoil, • 100 stock of
NOTE, LNITLIL AND CAP TAPERS.
Ntii ELurF.N, in grind varintles, colors lod
qualities. fur rye, nute. For sale by
W. U. JOII:intON .k CO., raper Dealer.,
oc14:3•1•••••• 67 Wood ottani
I 8 A e
DIARIES. 1864.
A large assortment or POCKET AND COUNTING
111/USE MA/LIES, for Itl6-1--In paper, In cloth, In
tom,ln rnltalmn Turkey, In Turkey filonx,o—
"rub O.tII erlres and with marble Al,„ma—vrlth tucks,
parent clasps amlr , lastic fasterOnza. AU altos, and
from the commonest to the very best. Fur .I.s .1
reasonable rat,. by •
W5l. G. 101IN8TON d (XL, fltatin..,
ocl4.l.w.vaa 61 Wood dr.!.
O NFALB STON Km N,
MAI9OFAOTUBLBB OF wise woax,
Hsve always on hand and mm to order IRON AHD
BRASS !WHERE WIRE CLOTLI ; SIEVES, of all
kinds; RIDDLES, for foundry use; EIZAVT
WORK TOR WINROWK ho.; BIRD CAGES, o I
NEILLIITEL WIRE WORK. for rknenr, to.
or ea d5...1 mils kg sak, at
No. eolPbtrarn ergari
DEMO en:outs,
Cbmor OW dad /Ward gm*. 441,W,
GSM A. KELLY, Pionnwe, 71,
.TAi a us . Bortrimmollitesi;l:
Firsedpiksii owe_
lit
no.
XEW 'OD rinrisEm-ExTs
SEVEN 1.3 NDE ED DOLLARS will
purchase Duelling Nines and Lot el Grrund
at Oakland. apply to
D' , a. H BRUT A BON, Al Dirket et.
_ .
FARM FOR RENT.—That lino farm
known as BYLLEFIALD, about 2% miles from
the Pittsburgh Mgrket, on the Foarth street mad,
(at present orcoptsd by Italph W. Bleaus,) contain
log about KM gores, Is offered for n ut.
ISAAC CRAIG.
jatittfdawF cmet.tem. YID., Allegtomy.
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALR.—Cylin
der 14 lathes diameter, 6 fret stroke; slide vale,
complete, with pomp, heater, de.
Apply at the KENSINGTON IRON WORKS, r
Ward or to LLOYD BLACK
).21st No. 88 Water street.
AA T OAKLAND, near the Railway Sta
ci. non, a two-story Frame Dwelling Mow. of 4
• •
MOM and valor, and lot at Fr nu pd. Immediate
ptsweasion, Trice EssO—onadLird mutt, remainder
to one and two animal payments. Apply to
JaM 11.CUTIIBILITTdt SONS, 51 Market W.
VIEW AT AITTION.—On ESDY
1 EVENING, Feb. 2d, at!,‘ o'clock, will be sold,
at the Gommeecial Balt • Ecamos, No. 54 Ptßh .test,
by order of Admintstrator, PENV No.l In the VIM
Triwbyterian Chu ruh.
fat./ DAVIS A McILWAINE, Anctlra.
BARLEY MA LT.—Prime Fall nail
Spring
BARLIOW MALT,
Qon.t•ntly on hand sale by
D. FL GALWA
J•23:3m No. 333 Liberty .treat, Plttaborith.
IL BARGES LUST-Tlref , now 0., •
V oral OIL GALLOPS, earned away by lb.
An pg.ntatt finding the sat., and reporting to na,
rut be rewarded. . •
fa2,3:2t GO and 70 Water sr, littebnrgh.
UNI7'ED STATES TAX LAW MAN
U e Direct and Excl.. T. Nys•
tom of the United State. Price Ft
Ifstee's [stir Tax Lane
Mae National Tax Law " 75.
For ante by K AY d 00.. 555 Wood !street.
LET-A good };RICA W
CE DEI. LING
T ° llorint, pleasantly altnated In 'Manchester. Nine
room.. Elydrant water In the holm,. Lot large,
with Stable and lee Rouse. Rent S3J).
Enquire at
Jetetat MANCTIESTZII SAVINGS BANK
/ill) LET—The large Room, third floor
fronting on Liberty and Hand Werra, mixty foe
by twenty-Rye feet, entrance from Liberty etenet
Poneesion will be given Immediately, or from
Ant of April next. Apply to
JOHN A. RENSHAW,
Jarr Corner Liberty awl Ibutd streets,
DISSOLUTION.—The Co-partnership
heretofore eluting between the undersigned,
in the Clothing businass, w N. 143 redo's] street,
Allegheny City, under the Aron of W. 11. 91,G1 a:
CO., grill dissolve on 'March I,th. Persons knowing
themes ives Indebted to the firm w ill please call pre
vious to that time and settle.
. .
W. 11. dIcGE.H.
3‘l6:tEral G. U. DASCLI.
St°RAGE FOR REFIN KO ill
I=l
1500 Barrels Beaned Oil,
)._1:Iv GUILDS • fli.orook
tiIEAM SAW Alll,l. FOR SALE
Situal.nlou tho book of tho Uhio river, I oil
• • •
eu the city, lo the Borough of Sox •rt
111 has two acres of laud with It, 4 to at,,l int
log ond r capable of cutting timber it? foot t
outb, aud admirably constroctod fir bar,. bur.
6 P.n." ,
/or further particulars attire.
liANlttitt
Buz r, Sew U. re.
nisz4oLcrtioN Ole I',o-PA WIN HR.
blllP.—The partnership heretohr. existing
between JOS V. HAMILTON mind EVAN DAV IA
reader the erns of JOS. Y. HAMILTON I I'o, h. ,
been dissolved by motile] consent. JOB. V. HAM.
ILToN will attend to Cie unsettled aceonnte of Gal.!
Ginn, at the old stand, corner rtr.t and Liberty .1.
JOB. P. HAMILTON,
EVAN DAVIS.
HOUSE AN!) LOT Hilt SALE.
Th. valuable Lot N. LS Palo Alto .1,
Sown. Ward. Allegheny City. running burl
!Franklin ...net, on which is rrecte.l gowal
House, of four name, with .1 the ra.leria app
canon* rape rinca, shade ' . Ta.a,h d plum I r, .+
tho yard :.. a • 'rateable bulidlus or bualuees s
on Palo Alto street. vorant.
For further particulars enquire on I.ll7renflees,
jan:Per R. WIRT.
$llO PER ACRE will plirehn,o n
F 12.111 OF 101 ACISIS, or thereabout, . n
ate In Nottingham toatthip. note F
onsburg, Washington eternity, P. The imp,
manta ore • Log bevelling and Barn, - .lb th° nee
sae] outbuilding.. Them am .1 arr. under cnl
vatic, Thorn I. • good orclaord, and the pia; e
well watered. .For term., , apply to
G. S. ',ATM', Commercial 13r,..ker,
a2S Duster stm..t, Lawreera,
12XL'Cli COLLEUIAI'E
le olt Y 0 ILT N I, A. 1 I 1.114
The NINTH 5E1111.510.11151. to
memo. MONDAY, February Ist.
For terms, .pry t „ the Princliel
p/79:26 Mrs. L. A
VALUABLE h'IN WKS AT AUCTION.
—OO TUNISDAY RV - RUING, Fel. Id. 18.64, ea
704 o'clock, will be sold, at the Coretnervod Sala
Bonus, Re. 54 Filth street :
pd oharla Pittsburgh tias l'omprey;
25 do Pectiange Book Block;
Intl do elthtons Rank Stock;
ion do Merchants' a Manufacturers' Bauk;
41 do Allegheny Book Stock;
10 do blechanice Bank Mock;
50 lit, Monongahela 'moment. Po.;
75 do Inlsod Telegraph Company;
IV do Pittsburgh a Ounnelboille R. B. Co.;
7 do Plttsbntwikst Geeenebuts Turnpike G.
JAZ DAVIS A McILWAINZ.
STEAM tIRIS.T MILL FOR SAL E
-511vate to Baldwin township, on Little Saw 81111
Run. .Mot 4% mike Irian Pittsburgh. Th. MIII 11
Arty Wet einem. four .tort, nod ha throe min of
French Burr Mill Steam. The mill lot contain.,
1'.4 scree, with Um right to flee s.cree of usial adjoin.
tog. There are also emoted on the rolll let one large
Frame Dwelling. with nine raw and finlehed gsr.
let ; one small %same Dwelling, ms
ons Frame Stable
and other outbuildings. Ti,. mill was lately bunt,
le is good condition, doing . lint raw business, and
will be veld cheap.
For menus, An., enquire of M. J. FORD a 00., on
the peembses. or or J.W. BALL,
JatiArri No. 89 Firth street. Plttsburith.
11ctOER./F.23, Liqt•oftri.
Vvif SATURDAY MORNING, January 9th, at In
o'clock, at the Commercial hales Booms, 54 rim,
street, will be old:
6 cheets Bleck Teta;
Di boxes Government J eve Coffee ,
7 boom Malaga Rabb.;
R ha' f bbl.. prime Mackerel;
7 caddy boom extra tee hoop n;
9 boxes Oamndlsh do
10 do Castile loop;
B do Chemical 011ee Soap ;
11l do Pale Yellow !Map;
20 do Ground Apt.. ,•
And • large stork of Finis Brandlee, Whisky, gr.
J 629 DAVIS a BYJILWAINII, Atiet.re.
Su N 1 Alt I),
To cku FOR.: LA.
Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Line.
THE REGULAR LINE.'
Metes of pamago per Mesmer CIIAM PION
log February ad, 18h1
Fleur Gabbs
!locoed Cabin
/Rewrap 101
Iltreue rateo are but a Joe do/ler. mom than 1.7 the
appilmitinn line, while the accosimealstlona aro much
better. Steamen eadl throe times each month.
Apply to
JaShAt . Wll. BINCHABI, Jr.,
Adams' Express °Mrs.
!CITED STATES POST OFFICI
MOMMi=
RISE AND PROGRESS OF SUNDAY BCUUOLS
—A biography of Rota Balk. and Wm. Fox. By
John 0. Poorer. I 01. Price II 00.
A MANUAL ON EXTRACTING TEETH—
Found,d on the Anatomy of the parte Involved to
the operation; the kinds and moper ometrortion of
instramente, de. I vol. Itmo.
HEAVEN OUR lIONIMP Ivo!. 12mo.
DARING AND SUFFERING. By 14eut
gel. A tarp aupply of the latter work Jost reeelved.
J. L. READ, 76 Fourth atm
TNIONI — I/HAR9 . WORKS.
MANSFIELD & FIT ZSIBISION IS
Filming; Founder.
TINISHID BYA/39 WORK forolahed at the ehort
net notice. A anperlor article of BABBITT TACK •
1140 lIIVTAL, tor Ocean. Criln4ers. No. 13 ACC
051D, near short street, Pittaberah. Pi ly
WALL PAPER,
CEIZAP AS TRY CHM T EST I
/leaning that I trill mil WALE PAIIII4 of .11
no d es an low ae any store treat of the Wad of
" Wooden Nut Kegs.. 1 Melte buyers to examine,
at No. 107 11k11116T STRUM . .
Jalfl 400. R. 11011111t9.
0:11114RIE 8 .
8UTUR...6, 000 TM. prime froth Better,
ikooo ter. in firkins, for tam. me;
•
POULTRY-- MO Turkey. and Chicken.;
EGGS— Yro damn huh:
CHRTSZ .—., 160 ba prime mating Gloehm;
RllOOllB 100 damn land and 001211100;
Esceimd and far saki at 183 lat.rei street.
fag H. RIDDLE.
_
WALL PAPER AT OLD PRICE'4 7 3.—
TTv ^old Prim" monolog sod Wog lower than
thaw of any odor stare north of Goo. Grant'. Aron.
wW dmgratittolo ono, want Parer Ilangings
of first mowed style. ohopost rota.
Cali al HT NA stmt..
DEFINED SUGARS.--30 bbla Level;
smizwo„, Cnalteol sad. Pulverized Loat
sao Whits doffs. lowa, Jas and for soto
by lb. wool or It Malt,u. tho Fatally Groom
&ars of .107110 A. =SHAW,
i J BAiIktORALY, emu ityle,
AJ is SOM. IllEarbfiang.
.7rE Ir .AD rE R TIS EX! EXTS.
Mo'l'l T 1 •T'BERS (V
FACTI it -TL. undcrwc,ned will at 4..1
at the E... 1.1 ,4 ( If .-Kl. It ARH ER, Mark ,
&Fran,•t nth. FIRST FRIDAY OF
KACII .tn
the I, .ort •19 and 1.
o'clock a ru t ...It, •,,sta all anithetle elaugh•
tercel tu Dtv.stoo lhairtet dur:l.tt the pre
ct ding month. 11. er , l! "Vend eta. cl
e.iu,t the same
hours, •tor. Ilk. port..., at 11., tr of JtvSLPII
1[0135, Market mar. rt. tat•uryt, ...
ou the FIRST
SATI'IIPAY aco 'Mute the
Earhie Lawto - that tte •e r he made to
lb. Attalatant A e...” A e•oit. and In
case. .f !read party el • ....a, 4 , effet - ellng ahan
forfeit and pay p ,tlt) ef `, t• • .IL ,ro per bartier
any (tattle, altee.l-I,et nr et,ee a,tian,htered,
upon which tie dm, It trend ttleut ty •ithh. rrad•
ed. or attempt., tIII ftl•n ntelorers are
negnired to mat 1 , 4 after the fir.t
day of each an ! a. • t!, f ..rodec to and
sales 41.1...ty I.
JAM!,
Irivi.tov, DI.. I.
Offlc , et No 7 , Allegheny, awl
after April Irt It Oftur to, th. , ector . •
Orlre.•.o Rot•t ).240 It
- -
( :i4( KT SA —BA. virtu..
of en aline magi.. ;4' Alle
gheny county, del,l the '-'7lll lay • , t January,
the undersigned, Administrator (de 1,e;• the
estate of Jonsthen grill exp.. to
Public Bale, nt the l', , ort li• , thm, in the City ..1 l'Itto•
bare', on HONDA Y. (NS of ►.l.rnary, A D.
Bel 4, .t II k n nt , tho ollowlnK d..„ri lwl
Heal Istato,
All thee. , lob. of I.,unrl io Vors.ailler tp.,
Allegheny county, ..
port of to-t a laud
.rne,l by Morprot Coulter, a the Borvogh
Greeurbrg, Mrstmor , Lo.l..l r,unty, Penns., sod
known ••I'..ulta.r . • Neu r..un," outoberrel ae
..rdlatr to a diagram of wain propert v, duly I,C.T.i d
to Reeorderk ofl.ce la and r,r cold ..noty, lo Plan
Book vol. 2, 1- , co 111, Lot I. tc I. 1, 2,1, I and 6,
to Block C, Ichtch ict.d a two-. ' Vratche
11 , ,uar, eoltablc r rrecd
nas uarkl for
thet. porpow. T 11.• 1.1, to 1.11 , 4. am gond order, the
tea well ~n,l plant! of aratcr.
Terms of 631, toad. 4u. , wu .11 ttrun
FILO: K PATTSBJoL,
"Am Icon )
pATTERsoN AMMON
Commission Merchants,
I=II
GENERAL. PRODUCE DEALER%
131111=E1=1
R".l [AI, 1.1. to nl..r ring; to th. mg
iltabnrglt }KAM , .
Ch, Nm7l bo
1,10 l'Aint.tr,
A. Bro.ll Ko
.1. .et , J r.
I U Love. A •
F. IF.Aratlnd.tAtt , It. H. inrk
Dtt , itt. K•q•
N II - Win op , " Fr It. nary 15th, 1184.
tt
VALENTINES
VALENTINES!
VALENTINES!
Third larg , .111 PI7 this ewes.n. New et, In of
SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES
Comic Valentines!
MILITARY COMIC VALENTINES
V:llentine I
Pnt Ili. In 110, 11 , and acale
Trsdn Lints no. rn•dy.
.11 1/ luonre.o.ll.llllllll`.looll.
MEN
I =0
Hair to iL orlginsi color, and produrlng Usk •h
had altogether fallen ufl, or bon.. thin, Is weary
day tomcat:alai more mant6,l, said estal4latme. be-
That a mill. Is skalsres owls manor, ovrore Itro., Bair
14 aa orvoool
Taa II ..:1 lanb a pow ro. fial.J
That a oat/ rya,. , Lo Num.-a/ Sortanu.
That J I+ , ol nom,w tho fkaulr‘f alsd Iteluag.
nut J teml: ewit 4.4
That U real prooooro tho W.., to (AI 4,11.
Mal a 11111 preset tho 11,. from ralluta Of.
all 0..... c./ gke Ywalp.
It a nut s Dp.; ,ontalta. to , Nl trot. of Sllvor. br sup
utgrtsbent Injurious to eithor Skin or lila,
4114 NILLAN.
811101 , 1 30/INSTON, Goorral Agoni,
Cor thoithflold sod rourth Su., Pittsburgh.
or) , 4loots.alrY
)O , ;ITIVELY ONLY ONE WEEK
L. HIRSHFELD,
N 0.83 WOW) STREET
Fine Limn Shirts, 'Undershirts
and Drainers,
KEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting%
l Hormember, this is your LAST CHANCE arid
LAST WEBS t buy met bargains.
Jentfel
A N OIMINANCE rehltint: to the
Trresurer.
Par. 1. 14 d .rc,lartard and nasal,' it', da 2/.iv., Al
der-men god rtawn. qt . . IlaWal awl Conawat
'atta.l.• nasantaint, awl 111 II Ameba emforamd anal erfaa..l
the with., ay al' Om seam, That for the present year.
and an long after .s this onflostore shall ml:flail] la
force, the City Treason, shall give bonds to the city
In th e rim o f tunr,tsro, for the faithful performance
of the doll+ of him office, told bond. to he approved
by she Pitman" ( \ gaunt..
Bac 2 All ordinances, or parts of ordinances, con
flicting with the foregoing, are hereby repealed.
onlaf nod and onart , t Into a law la . tlf
1/1.111 flay of January, A. D. 11 , 4.4.
J AMTS MrAULICY,
Prealdeut of Seloct Cotwoll.
E. S 51.nnw,
Clerk a s.A.lert Council
TIIOS. STEEL.
Pr .wen( of Common Connell,
Atlost . limo
Clerk of Common Conoml. 1n2.7:3t
ELIZABETH FEMALE BEJSIINARY-
B. M. ERIIII, A. M., ralactrar..
The text &futon of flee mouths (or { - sooty week
will anomersee
Tuemday, trebruary. 1F40./
Dnardinh
TuMot . .
Ladle. prepartug for Proroationel Ttachery wit
flail It to their ad routego to at too. thl• B ^min..t
Written eistnitmlioos tan, the manner of the Co
Su conducted ovary ttryo •a•ekm. Al U. elate o
. .
the &orlon, ...Inez.. warded ti the competutaL
J•87.3t
A L \ AYB ON ILL.ND,
A large And Ens Asaortment of
PERFUMERY, HAIR BRUSHES, N4I L 1111USEI-
Eit, AND Irootn SHUSHES; 111(IIILY PERFUM
ED TOIL= SOAPS, very flue; LAIIID'S BLOOII
OF YOUTH, ro, the Ante pies ; Superior LILY
WHITE, tot the We; ALMA ROSA (IMAM for
rliappt-d hand.; HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA HALM:
ST •lILI NO'S AR OROSIA, for the hair ; and TA At•
ILY MEDICINES generally, at
GAO. A. HELLS'S CILIATRAL STORE,
)ale In Marko* Ilona. Allegheny.
g BtYtit,lo IBER WO(' Lb OFFER
A_ TOIL SALE the following HEAL ESTATE, to
Beaver county. P.
A first class PALI% well Inaproced good and Nub.
etential huddlug, modern style about lon arrow
-173, acne cleared and under Mina: the balance well
timbered. Orono atm. to ,porch.., &hoots and
r disco market.
Moo, lie) ACHE FARM, with brick mansion
reamriable good order; plentifully supplied with
.Ikle, Partly underlaid with three strata of coal
,
ll,of 3 mil
7 and 18 inch comm. Ezlent bottom Mud
and plenty of oak timber.
D. DON LAP, N.. Brighton P. O.
Residence, Chippewa 7p , Denver Co., P.
Jex7:=•
EY Eli AND EAR.
DR. BAELZ
Taft particular attention to the treatment of
CURONIC DISEASEN, the EYE And WI ;operalem
09 CATARACT, SQUINT EYES, for ARTIFICIAL
PUPIL, Imola ARTIFICIAL EYES, and heats all
IN lIRAJIALATOIIY EYES; Mae HARD HEARING,
anJ Sll dimutam Mention. flu Tar .od leading to
Deanna.
0R...
100 711TH STREET.
4
UNCAN ItittAN do W.'S Sight
BIM co the Won Book, Landon, and Slain
Ditty on every Important town in Germany, harm,
Bottlerland nod lionlY, ttm sale fa mama to wit pm,
dowry try WM. B. WILLIAMS* CO.,
.9%-ans Wood stmt. maser of ?Mai-
. 11 'ft 1
arrl re by ran, lb/lib by •
;Oa LULUS DIGEST t 00
Q Nl5l E R DRESS GOODS!
Hexing completed his 111V0111
ry, operwtl
SUMMER GOODS,
Which will he found much low
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
11ARGAINSI
=I!
Wholesale ,re
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
rte couttnne. to keep • well asserted .tort of
EMZIME
In great , nriPty. &Imo, a v.TT large aupply or
KN I TTING YARNS, of mast any color. ZENITH
IVOIL.TICD, of any eballoa.
SGI - Don't forget th,, pNtv
No. 78 11A11.1./..ECT STREET
BO.STUN RIBBED HOSE.
JOHN P BUNT/
I=ll
w. .15 prowled to off ma stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Extremely Low Prices
WINTER GOODS
IMEMMI
At Wholesale and Retail
Wholesale Rooms iv stales.
JOSEPH HOENE & CO..
77 AND 19 SAEKZT BT.
j 8
SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE 8
IMIM:=M2I
corner Ohio and Federal •tree*
DRY GOODS, 4c,,,
J. M. BURCHFIELD,
r than they will he when the
SIRING C4X)DS are opened.
stslek of
Still PO•lling .heap, at
No. •2 M:u•ket. St
HOODS, NINTAGS
LADIES WoOL VESTS
HEAVY WOOL SOCKS
TRAVELING or
EG LIG EE SHIRTS,
UNDERGARMENTS,
In short, all WINTER GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
EM BROIDERI ES,
lIANDKERCHIEFB
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
NOTIONS and NICK-NACKS,
IiACRITX & GLYDE.
Balmoral nom 1
Winter Gloves ;
=l=l
Nublas, liontags I
Undershirts and DiaWm I
==l
Beane% Ribbons ;
Embroideries
EATON, ffiACRIJN &CO.,
SLEIGHING HOODS, for Ladles.
CIIILDBEN'S WOOL BOODB.
lIKAYT BALMOUAL STOCKINGS.
WOOL WtOCK 'NOEL, of all kinds.
SOLDINBS WOOL MITTS AND GLOVES.
Lilt= WOOL WADY&
SHAWLS EAR WOOL SOCKS
OLOTIL AND TUB GLOVINI.
LADIES• GLOVES.
0111LDRIM'a aLorms.
SONTAOS, GABIBALDIB AND NUBIA&
SELLING CHEAP,
SILICS!
J. W. BARKER & Co.'s,
- SENtrA_NN UAL CLEARANCE SALE
DRESS GOODS.
J. W. BARKER & CO.'S,
SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
CLOAKS AHD BRAWLS,
J. W. BARKER dr. CO.'S,
=CCM
BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
DRESS GOODS!
AT FLIG.DIJ/XFZII PELICIGIS
Al LANZ, RIGABOIr & COO*
&Ms 80.140 TIEDI/1411 Vt. Allogimel
GAT BAHJAINS I
CLOSING OUT OUR
L A 7).1_4 1 5' FURS,
CEE=EZI
McCOBD & CO.
131 WOOD BTHENT
E
W BOOKS.
N
Ines. A tale of the Alamo. By the anther of
The 11 trot 'Volunteer.; or, The Black Plume Ith
dei. IL A. Hone
The Wild Thintree.; or, LOTe In the Whiten:o4a.
By Capt. Mayne Reid.
Daring and Suffering.
The Color Goard.
Habits of good Society.
Charlee the Bold.
Wu be Secoonaltal
Ilronatthorpa
For tale at No,. 101 Federal stmt. Alltabroy
Jed WAHICIn, M.
$1650 WILL WIRCHASE A TWO
KTOILT MUM . DWILLLINCI MISS,
with bark budding. hall, Parlor, _Mutat
Mallon, four tamping nem and fhlltbed garrearby
drant attar In the yard, and lot RS bet by 200 Oat,
dinste on Jaffna= street, Aldaghany City. barrette
Beam strait awl Stands YU) north dd..
irdo B. nroliATAit 00..102 fourth drool.
FILIE SALE—ENGINS AND #3OII.ER.
—bens 7% Ina bore, 212 to*
em itt; . Araks; Adler
82 tub diameter, 14 fL 100, Jo vM =aim order.
beau br Pee.
tog' i three stories; 30840;m1 v 0043128 sod At
tie. brebasorty Loory - below Xeir areal between'
hd TOOrth
wl, &tabors. - _ _ ' • cud*
. ITN AT: ...OM Pia% agtol*
eratleind ikenimiNt agentak in mobil
MIL MULL BOY,
• pang War MM.
ISM=
I.l;7l][r►iA
GLAD TIDINGS
FOR THE AFFLICTED !
GILSON'S GENUINE MEDICINES.
The Inventor of au extract of
PARERIA BRAVA.
Alter an experience of many years in prksts peat
Ir. otars It team afflict"l 1.. highly comma
Whig Is Parerla Brava ?-1688.
It beim, duce 1493, b • apecl2l far
CIALCULOUI3 ArrzoTioNs
IN FL iIdbLITION Or TIDE BOWNL9
NTLAKILATION 07 TEM KIDNEYS
LEOCOIIEMEA ; sad all disease* at
13=
it has been recommended by a. tetlenint tb. Med
el Pramlue fur nearly two centurion. The Field
Eitraet of PA RILZIA BRA VA It now offered to an
Within the Reach of All
lar W diseagirm of the Blades, Kidneys, Grassi,
Dropoiul 19srelllust, tw mndloice lassuntad can
90 with this cortnannal is U. power to literally
ANNIHILATE DISEASE.
All had properties La the dreg are remixed by the
as of its compounding in the Limps of the fluid,
sling Its
STERLING PROPERTIES ALONE
Tong men who rosy be enabling from tho many
111. consegoont upon Neely tndlserettots or Onus,
ebould try one bottle and be relieved- The symp
toms are
INDISPOSITION TO EXERTION
ICIIIVOIIB INDISPOOISION
LOB 5 OF SIGHT
WARM HANDS AND LIMBS
PLUSH ENG oy cars
GEDIZBAL LI7ISIDIS.
Ity not arresting thews sigma, which so to erriTtly
point as the needle to the pole, to Impotency, Epi
leptie nta, Pitaallare Decay and Death, a crime
against tottnre is anninitted—ajpractkal, although
protracted, fitTICIIDZ la being committed. All med
ical anthorltim agree that were the effects of
Jr. ARL Y IN 131130FLECTIC,N
Iteroorod, throw would b. far Iry raw fur
Insane .Aryluny),
Ae the raronl• of thew humane institution.. pm , .
that . eery largo proportion of their rediente ewe
their reception and detantkra within them to earl,
tubit. of Indierretion.
WOMEN, MARRIED OR SINGLE,
Or Mows. Waking turtrard to the Married ReLillen
will and in the
EXTRACT OF PARERIA BRAVA
a Specific for Moron. or Retention, all Irregulari
ty, Painful or 80pp...0d Home, So m e. of tbe
Uterus, the Whit., Barroom., and In abort all
dim.. of the Giontal or tirtmu7 Organs, let nos
proceed from any c UM 0h0....
"Throw Physic to the Dogs,"
B.J. the [material bard. If you are a master act
me. tel. whit* redailva to your B.lsm t Nacnty,
Coparla and like nixtroms, ler all rmplassaat and
dangerous 4urat.
lISON'S EITRAUT 01 PAPARIA
Absolutely mere seers' Manua, of no molter Istoti
Length of standing. No thane or Met Is sequins!.
Soldiers Rome Upon Furlough,
and who way perhape baro unfortunately contracted
Manage, will Cud the
EXTRACT OF PMUDWL BRAVA
the epecifie for their la. By Its koodiar motion
ulna the Kidneys It canoe . froward desire to
urinate, thereby removing obstruction mud morning
the orderer agaltnt all fear of stricture of tb.
Utheres.
YOUNG- Marg 1
Beware of the nrunbatLeas quacks to Ir bmd to lell
large cltlen. IR say of then
KEN NOTHING OF THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
d yet they aro glowed to deceits shd decoy
THE UNWARY.
until oftentimes, after ► lifetime of misery, dean,
kindly ends their refining..
GILSON'S OHLORINE WATER,
lo ccanectioa with the Extract, Is • spenLett tor the
Gennorbon, or Protracted Gleta. Syphilitic patients,
especially cases of old standing, orould do well to try
GILSON'S PILLS,
• Medicine that has stood the tut of yoart;eitd
eonnectkot with the me of the
EXTRACT OF EMMA BRAVA,
will effectually medicate any cue, au mann of bow
long standing.
Prioe,..:.OßE DOLLAR PRR UUT?LR
H. C. oAlcurr, • -
Gkmeral. Azen4
No. 16 DIM ISTRINT, NSW YOU
MC=
Wholesale arid Retail,
JOHN M. FULTON,
DISPATCH BUILDING, FIFTH STEW.
Jen
MoOARGOI4 AWOL)/ WORKS,
OS LIM= IMILIM
bustlfat awl mild rsrtemt
%An= Luaus.
Monuments and tritvC Stoner.
PLUTII ran% mum= an Ain.
TORII I=I2MSI.
baklyzi
rim) CRAM,
oirriarr-emvv
ALLINUIEnr
a
stkpit coorbutly on haid a Imp mil
orroold sicek.l DICCEMISOAT IXD rir
WIHD
"428.ta,
iMuiliiol:l4 - 11POUrCIPX Lliab.ill • •
A°.
L arbor br
waattbr LOU lIIIIITAboriOIt
Ll[ar. particebwr imbed td assabe lb aid&
1111rOtbrat tbahreinak soar aribria.,
3. _
GAG .MAI
xi. to nuoiliaz. Aftirsiaat4
Nan? Lfbats Amok MOW' WI