litistatrgit tgazettt
u at mir litoßraNG-..:::::PEB. 2T, net.
CITY AND'ENBURBAN
INTOPS'ICIA.I. PAPICH.Iiii
Tb iseesslinent octanton of Tales
.—lrap
Wien indebted to Mr. Sleet, of the Bonn
of Itepratentatives, for an early copy of "en
Pot to provide for the better assessment and
eolleetita of taxes." The bill is importeat,
insamtush ea It contemplates a radical change
In the method of assessing and collecting'
taxes throughout the cournonlreallit It , Pre
vide" for the appointment of a Commissioner
of Revenue, to-take charge of ail matters par
tabling to Ike usessment andcollection of
taxes; collect statistics relating to the re
. sources; productiou and trade of the State ;
; *mire fro* 'county commissioners full re
taliator schedules of the several astessors,
entkthtt ansount and value ef all real estate,
arevised by a Bard of BevisionJ Oa the
mond- Monday of o November, 11184, and in
wilt - year thereafter, the commisaionen of
L oach county shall issue a precept to the as
sessors, requiring them, on or before the sec
ond Monday of January next eastitag, to
make oat a true schedule of all males OTE2
twenty-one years, with ell othen holding in
their own right or * trust, any property, real,
personal or mixed, and classify the same as
*tables. In addition to these persons, the
assessors shall also Make out a list of all mar
chin% liquor dealen auctioneers, peddlers,
butchers drover', dairymen artists, manu
facturers', coal dealers; oil aimless, insurance
emapanies, stock andutoney brokers, bankers,
myrohandise broker', . common carrion, ex
,.. press carriers, - public amusements, sporting
galloons, midair houses, ins and all occupa
tions and professions yielding a dear annual
theme of over six hundred dollen.
Each taxable when required by the asses
son, shell prepare e statement "hoeing all
moneys at interest, stooks, ground rents,
bonds,notes, mortgages, or other obligations
forth, payment of money, all horses, male,'
mitt% sheep, hogs„, carriages, Wiggle', wag
ons, watches, cloc k s, gold or silver ware, and
other personal property, ipoinding ell
capital employed to any trade, profession or
business of anYkind, the capital of which
Is
not taxed under my other provision of the
set, with the actual aggregate value thereof.
. Also, the number of dogs owned and kept by
esehtaxable.
Merchant*, bankers, ranoe agents, and
all others entuneratedunder the various den
se shall return the grass amount of their
eat'profits, premiums, eta., to the proper
s,
assessors. In other words, full information
In reference to all objects taxed under the
-set, eat fort open suitable blanks famished
to** taxable, and "worn to LB correct.
The commissioners and the associate judg
es death comity .hall constitute a Board of
}Whims—except in the city , of Philedelphie,
where the board shill consist of the Com
missioner", Treasurer and Receiver, and in
the county of Allegheny, where the board
obeli eoruist of the County Controller, Treas
urer and Commusioness. Said boards shall
see that the returns of the assistant assessors
are made according to law, end whether all
property required to be taxed for State and
county purposes has been valued truly—with
power to rabie, reduce and oqualizo, hear ap
peals, examine under oath, etc., andto report
to thellenrine Commissioner, within thirty
days after completing their tables the
amount and value of all taxable prope;ty
each borongh, ward and township.
The bill Imposes a graduated tax upon all
publie ollicw—prothonotaries , nester!! re -
*orders, treasurers, etc., for the ore or the
State; one dollar State tax upon each male
over twenty-one t a State tax of two mills on
rail estate, and the same on personal proper
ty, as fixed by the next tai-ennial assessment ;
gross sales of liquor, two per cent., of atm
%ionisers, one per emit. capital or &earned
profits of brokers, banker ' s, etc., two per cent;
policies of haunt= or risks taken by any
foreign company, five per coot; common car
riers two per cent. upon groin recelpu ;
pab-
Its amusements, four per nilt on gross re
ceipts;
ry Itinerant shows six per cent.
Bee bank, saving institution, trust, In
suranaroallroad, or other company or carp°.
mays, shall anzatilly, in November, pay Into
Ike State Treasury at the rate of one mill upon
each one per coat of dividend declared unon
the capital stook and ode mill of each
taut _lmo cent . intenit paid to the hold
sinersi. any . part of
heldund or Writing
debtosidon shall be or paid under the
like penalties for withholding of dividends
Upon banks — turnpike and plank road e nds
Upon
making no dividends are not liable to
tax upon their stook, and the capital stock,
ft:Mad and floating' debt, sulpha and con
tingent fund subjected to taxation ender this
- set shelinot be aubjected to taxation for oth
er than State purpose..
Every bane, saving institution and treat
.ecoripany, and every Innocence company inter
pentad by the State, shall report to the Audi
tor General, in addition to the capital stook as
now required, the whole amount of seats in
vested, the dividerida thereon, amount of 0413.
tippet er sinking fond, also of any email
. -4=fratttationad stoskboldors,i,r parsons
therein, upon which shall be paid the
same tax now imposed upon the capital stock
of each institutions by existing laws--cad the
I said insurance oompanies shall pay upon ail
dividend" hereafter declared the same tax now
imposed upon baak dividends, and the duties
in retard to their collection are made the same
as In the asset banks. -
All railroad, express, steamboat and other
transportation company, bridge, gas, menu
- lb/taring, mining, telegraph, stage, ferry,
tierapilt• and plank mad company, and all
whoa companies, shall report in November,
annually, to the Auditor General, the Amara
of capital stock, bonded debt, and all other
• yet, with the dividends declared, eur
phut or sinking fond—end in addition to the
pant tax upon Its capital stock, shill be
levied upon the bonded debt and other soon-
TRW, the' Mete corporation tax that is levied
by=lairs upon Its capital stock.
,ftlagraph and canal companies,
extending their lines into other States, shall
pay the same tax upon the corporation stock
and debt, and also upon the dividends, as is
!cetera Of Works, entirely within, the State.
Tilerhlll then provides the manger of Wl
hating taxes in the .several eouritles, which
iits . ptiarly from the plan now
! lanai in th ir oaring.
illoa bill is extremely ngthY, covering
teentreix pages of the prin le ted Bowe File,
bull we lave endeavored to give • fair aynop
. for thainforsastion of our readers.
Yankee 11111P4 Minstrel&
;Oat readers will hell the advent of these
vetwans with lively sattsfsellon, as they are
pronlitassed, by both preps and public, in En
rspeevendoe, as the model troupe of the
- . Skald, aid** ire gained - ley 'the manager,
who is 0011.14 the city, that be has one man,
(Us. Norman Blehner,) who far esaelt any
visa in the world as an ecoenitrie Bildopieur
comedian.. His name is not aa Willier with
as as many.others hi his list. but the m
at this, is Outset that he has stews rea per
krracedia New York, Boston and London,
this being his int, elslt to the Welt.
Re see many. names kiown to tho lovers el
d preys everywhere is most
wits praise of this popular band.
Look crat for a rash at liasenie Nall en
Illoiday ant. Stephen 0. Foster's celebrat
ed quartatte, "Come where my Love Lies
D 20111111," will-be given every evening.
Ti, EMIR Wassurs.—J. P. Hunt, Ma
ter& Hen; fifth Streit, and J. T. Sample, rin
fide* save; Allegheny, here reeelved all
seleading New York p a p ers for this week,
dlng thei e, ' " 121rlie r Muse "Herold,^
sad nWertre alio, the near lltenry vastly.
0 22ie Bead 21514.” The Plotorthl Weeklies
sad the Combo Monthlies, no so Earimer
sad Brea& BINA'. Mealy, for Maroh 5. sad
Menblo and VA Plan" Pholkes, for April,
ere for iiie by J. P. Hunt and J. T.
st ttalr News and Periodical Depots,
stamen. .
pp s Isrwrotourr.—We hare listened with
*um to a fps toned Piano at Sr. Mellor'
Warman,. lately receive , from the factory
sterEaloltogie Bros. Its tones are of s, peen
atritalon-and the trade notes remarks
' bilf gins and bell-like. Thom suinufaetures
late s repetition for ant-elan instrumento;
Indere erne here spoken of eartaltilr eatltlp
Qui to all Wm reels, restived. 'We would
_adobe an o4lanone haring the intention of par
shaming , to mil at Dir. M
-peon',, 81 Wood street, as kis stock Ii veryellor's
11Mlettnd varied.
• .- - rTo Lona es Kraw.—”The Hou area"
le oMamma itulf nun laspotton ea one
eettke'letia colluticas of auto of Its lad yet
saltabeelitabsa putlaelarly adapted to bate
wall - ea Imperilment In piano
- b it e a •.. It cantatas a Imo ululation
, Wolfram,. Polku, Itedewaa,
.- - -8404 04616 ainaPit x•orm'ku,
-Ikeiejosto • Gem,-PotrAlaatlea Plane,
Vallltat e Abe, Wats completemedia* of
" , :afailit for
nano and duaterutom recreation.
_plait • To be • badi at O. O. Mellor%
, r multi *Ole NO! qirc . " / " I ' •
Dbs•
jt:s, +=,-•
Swint, Fgadbk
LILCO= WARD, ALVEGEIZZIT.
The following additional sebeartptiots to
the Second ward, Allegheny, bounty fund,
hare been paid to W. A. Reed, Treasurer, on
relouiry 26th
J 11 Orr (add)
Matthew Day.
Geo Lazosa..
A An A t o .a.. ..... - ..... $ 30
Jabs fismortb --.... sq .
J W alkklow,-----. 52
A Ciendentarg' .--- •!,,_
Mud 1011(.002--...... •?0
Frederick 0wen....._ 00
Chas FruaLog. .........
IW:ri llfould---.-.-... 10
:11 IFOrukro:--- 15
Hobert Barclay (add). 30
Jaws Crelso -.--... 03
jj ia.s "'"a' Doo CrWgls4'l ooll . l i; ( o . l d ... 1-: ) : ....
....... 1310
John C 100rtin—...... 10
gebort Alaander LeWcii a
YB Maxwell (add).... 30
W J &mints .... --,... 230
-
Wm west
Frei 1t01211... ml
Jelin B ShegliTard7.. . 60
Patrick Martin 10,
Hugh L00k_...—... 301
Adam .... 50
Jame. 0 Brown
F Crawford„....— 10
1 B Korvin ----- 10
'Wm H'Gran (add).- Dl
Jams Donnelly . 10
11 Stewart •-... tO
Shornae Patton----
J Lafferty 30
ltabt Hawthorn 20
W M Welker ..... 10
Michael Barnet._.---. 30
Jaws Dobla -.-- 25 •
Previously reported. $ 0 , 025 : tail. SI I X 3 .
'Mire will b 415 1110111121 g in the Seeond_Ward
School House, Ailighsay, this evening, 27th
inst. A. fan sttendsaoe Is expected, es - the
time le .short,end pigments mnst be amide
P. .
TOUR= WARD, ALtsaursT.
The following same have been paid to J. C.
McPherson, Treasurer of the Fourth Ward,
Allegheny city, Bounty Tina:
John 50 Join. AL Pad ..... --....$ .40
Robert Ceakry.-- .4 Jae
n Wof --.--........ 40
Haney
Herat-.....-.. 20 Jah Bandy.-- 26
John ratternon---- 24 Jacob Lohler 10
H Esnnedy*--- 25 II Seluppert....--_ 40
George Barnet jr—. 40 Francis Thomplon .- 10
11111er-...... 4 rilearkitt 40
&Vreeland ..---, 60 James pane .. 10
Eland V Lightose.-- 30 John Irraliels lo
Retort Welebarth..... 10 Haggerfe 26
Teolrold Oalger..l.-- 40 0 Twaetwortb add. 10
Fred llargraes---. 10 Henry Satter- ..... 20
H Graben —4O Wen 011
hols• Dimes.-- 20 Ge, Henke _ • 6
Jae Eoeban_.— ..... 25 Lndare ilahl,-addl- 10
Wm Zll 2S
Jean:amen.. ..-. 6 John 11 Mar
add
10
Berm Wood, 20 Henry Sada -...... 23
- Shourker---- D ahe r Wr Bryant addl. 100
Climbs Hanoek--.-- 20 avi3 Parke.- 500
Fel= H0UN1T*....... 40 Robert Bole add L..... 40
Fred W. 1.1 F Wright- ... 40
tcm-Lankarne 204 5 DonnelL addl.-- 1 0
Elemeyer —101 George 15111er--- 20
J SHewmaper oddly 100
garoont ereelonay reported, F 13,414. SOW, 527.-
IM.
The Blank Committnee will meet this (Sat
urday) evening, at the Sonia af R. F. A.
Fanlhaber, Cheatout street. The Commis
sioners hope every enrolled men will have
paid in by this evening.
WILKINS TOWNSHIP.
The following additional subscriptions have
been made to the Wilkins Township : Bounty
Wood:
JohnPerker...—....o 100 Adam Perkins ..... -.. 50
Joe kleCans.--. 100 11 A Hop, 0D
John licElsossy..-- 100 Samuel Clsilaod.—. 50
Altars Bennett.-- /SO 3 N Shallenbuspw... 100
Wm Dowling.-- 60 Neal itteletyra. .......
D / tending 60 .Igre T Hempel....-.. 60
Haab licOstabe...— SOlChes Kelly.— 50
Wft Pack W..--... BO Juo X Hastlup 33
Jag McCleary ...... 60 Patrick 0000.......... 10
1120 TIONYISIP.T.- - GO Jahn 1110Closky 10
Bobt llcifinusy—. 00 Preely reported.-- MCO
D N Shallesberger... DO
EMI
The Pittsburgh Female College—Ll-
tend; Entertainment.
The pupils of the Pittsbiugh Female Cot
lege pee a grand literary entertainment last
evening, In the chapel of the College, which,
notwlthstandinding Its increased dimensions,
vas densely Ma. Every neat "mu occupied,
and many ladies and gentlemen failed to pin
edurittanoe. We cannot speak et length' of
the various performances, but we must not
omit to mention the excellent essays by bliss
Woods, Min Beers end Min Brankston, end
the Ins poem by bliss Boss. These =dor.
mations exhibited e high order of literary
merit, and reflect great credit upon the Insti
tution. The entertainment was under the
immediate eupervision of the President, Rev.
I. C. Pershing. Prof. Rolibsok directed the
musical part of the performances. The tab
les= formed • Novel - and interesting feature
of the even:Lind', and wore rendered In e most
pleating =deflective manner. The following
is the programme :
1. litmto—eums with thy Late to the Yonotain—
Waal Cl..w
2. Zway —Woman'. Clahsia—)llee Llua Wool.
linge—Soto , to Pathetique—litin Karla Writhe.
4. Essay—She Far off Beeping—Kim lifer, Beam
6. Deett—Two Merry LkoW.-Kaide—idtwew Kato
tad Mary Doty.
6. boy—Advice to Clirle—Mjee Jeanne Brer,kehre.
T. Pcsoa—Thellialstry at Odd—Else Lena nor.
a. Merl.—Cm Country and nag—Vocal Clan.
Tableavai—lnekitut tke Vell (10 two . 6 . 6 ..)
Soak by )11. Lydia Initeesca between the .. aw e
10. Moelo—Yeatory's Dream betw e en Bell
DeinelL
11. Boog—Temped of the lleart—llles Kate Doty
Tab•eask—.l. Primo Bmaola Tallartipgar 01.stl
—llarg ijcsfa a Scotts. •11.13. 4
q bra maws
U. Ilkallmre• Ilom• Swett 6oase-IP.i
Dat11.41.16
14. Tabl4.—Our rather who Mt In neaten.
16. Situelu—She Zephyr—Kis. Louts
16. Tutdeau—Dr. Syntax sauceless far • wife, end
meets with TI unexpected reapove.
IT. Song-71shee la the gee —Ms A J. Crserford.
11. Song — The First Efts —Ntee Mary . Doty.
Song—Song of the Guard—Mu B. J. Crawford.
Tehiewn—Mthing the Bride, a scene lo the
Dr. Wllionys Lecture.
Thai - luta. at , the Fourth Presbyterian ill
Mulch on Friday evening was, what every
oneempected, a, line literary treat. It was
received with evident masks of approbation.
To attUnitiii:tintline of his lecture would
onlibi woc. its beauty and to distort his
milt-rounded peril tds. We will content our
selves with' tine , -Minatk that the history of
mazes development was trued through the
struggles of the put ewtaries with echolastio
aecuracy; and eontinuing, he pictured the tee
ribleetrugglseresults will have of the prt time and the ef
fect that the en civilisation
in couturier to coma. The plant/ he drew of
the Wore "boy of 64," was beautifully pleas
ing. He referred to the fact that the youth
and free schools were-the hope of any age;
that Ganglia', in order to effect bls traitonme
detips, first attempted to corrupt the Roman
youth, as did Absalom in Judea. Few left
that lecture, without a higher notion of the
part he or she ought to sot in instilling into
the youth the sublime truths that God and
Nature have placed at our command; none of
them will watch less tarefolly, the unfolding
of the youthful mind, in Rs coward course to
maturity; none will underrate the dety he
owes to the "boy of 14," but will pint* hie
odium each fresh tint In the minds, unfold
& Mg. brings new hopes and Joys te the boy of
I destiny—"the boy of 64."
Redrafts las—
By James 0. Sproul, United SI
ing Aprit,Fourth street, on Tel
\
Nero. Subdist. ereut.
Saab lianinel B Penn tp. 22d,
Lewis Daniel do do
Dreagbassy And do do
Daugberty Thos do do
Morrison Lob's)! Borne tp. Mat
Bon William ill tp.
thaltb Dental. do, .. d
Orem Wino' MMus ti, 224
Cook Jobs Br , Lawellebor, do
Wbettar . lstir Penn ep do
lons MB Lawsnibor,do
.O'Brien Deal .1 Bannon SD. 415
Thal Albert W de .• de
Ezaipton Jaws Iffasesbar. Mid
McDonald Jas Bannon tp,, et Thotapon Bobt do do
nolo WO= Wilkiss tp. 5 3 td
Martin John liobloson tp 14th
llambert Anew idantg'ry tp, In
sielorro 1.13111C2TD
Jobs. Brooks, wagoner, Nod TS, born In Grasse
eonaty, l'a ,dlrobllity.
T1e375155P01i. Moan, aged 23, tarn in Beano Co.
Co.,
P J, In So
Pa.ll nobility.
b etwran, Amt. aged MI, bonSonar Co.,
obs A. Biga, carrier, spa 54, born In, Dopler.
Co, YA, dlo=ty.
Trederbit Kark.s, col tipper. 1 44 07
37. bete la
War, diabetes. •
~mbCbs7lss a• MA, Mora. aged 12, boss to Pitts
1.- Woo. Bisbor, trunk mike, sited , IS, bora In Si.
4 Louis, se., an tler "ge.
d
"Up the Nibs "
Dr. James Prestices tenure on the above
subject was sreU attended issinlyht. The
Doctor pre a rephie dessuiption of Mann
drin and . Om destnuttien of its famous library'
the peculiar - dress ef the BpptLans, their
_
011211.011 and enteMe the Iteleallt7 of the
climate, the Mint in` the world; Cleopstra's
needle and Ponspey's pillar I the wonderful
serpent thinners r ea - rade arthiteetare ; the
pyramids, and nest *7 the objeets and plum
of interestas far up Attu test cataract, which
is about 178 miles above Cairo . The large
ma n
matinee fined attentively r about two
hours to the Interan p
iiiimition enn of
the many plans end o tests of .note-whieh
cams under the lecturer' ye daring sU trip
"up the Nile."
Exestonte.—filzty man wars yesterday
Puled b 7 Dr. Levis, Bassabbl Surgeon et
Proved Minkel right's Obi, sad matter
ed into th• teries. ns szaminstions were
rely clue and rigid, and tenni applicants
were rsdeeted.
-- - -
Bxv. D. 0. fliairosa, forairly_
_putt): of
Os Maud Prosbytirdia Chuck Alls t enh
Woof IlLarlaruth. tllhadriwir dt7
Tates:day. Zs Idt for wartirlitar PL. Mr
vidtOitnieslo vill muds for alerritsyr.,
NEIN YOB*. LETTER
conmenowirace of the Plliabusgh rlautte.
Nur 'tom Feb. 24,
Recruiting for the armies is going on at a
mere rapid rate than at any time eines the
couunenoement of the war. ' The Chairman of
the Supervisors' Volunteering Committee paid
bounty money yesterday to upwards of three
hundred ;persons, and the day before to two
hundred and eighty-fire. As the day draws
near for the closing of business, the number
of applicants seems to be on the increase.
Comparatively speaking, -Llt few men are now
requisite for the eomplete filling of the oity's
quota, and if the remaining fifteen days ne
ed t
one half u many men each as wore procur
yesterday, we shall hare a considerable en-
securing men for ether States, which is
carried on q uite extensively, has received the
attention o fthe General commending, and in
order to efibotnally discourage this business,
a detective is now visitirl the various bro
ker's offices, and whenever pore= tempta to
send men to other BMWS, they will s ea. If this policy should be carried out every
where, we should undoubtedly be the losers.
Agents from this city are scouring the roan
try for men, Lad many Penneylranians, from
the line of the Brie IlaiWray, which, unhap
pily, lies convenient for such melees, have
been brought here and enlisted in New York
regiments, and credited on the New York
quota. Jersey City has tilled its own quota,
of 1,000, men and that of Newark, of twice
that number, and is now engaged to enlisting
MT Middlesex county, and yet not one man
has been secured from the city That town
eau boast of recruiting aloe that turns out
eau More men Gan any other one in the United
States. With the aid of fabulous bounties,
and glib-tongued agents, they have managed
to seem. sixty-live Busktalle (Penusylv
sum,)and enough other "Jerseymen" fill
about half the quota of the entire State.
Ought snob thing. to be r
Washington's birthday was colebrated much
as the Fourth of July generally A great
increase of intoxication was visible early in
the day, and the Police records the next
morning exhibited a buttentabls multiplica
tion of those suggestive letters "D. D., (drunk
en and disorderly.) Meek powder was burnt,
and many flap dung to the breeze: The re
view of the troops in the Park was inter
pa Ger y an reted b a reprehensible effort ton the p
art
m giment, widish was paradin g
on its own hook, and whose members had
filled out their uniforms with lager, to break
through the floes of the city's pet, the Sev
enth. The latter, at the command of their
°Moors, turned their backs on the intruden
wed sleeked acme, and the GOITOMM, constru
ing this action to mean displeasure, shuffled
out of the way.
The loss of the steamship Bohemian within
two miles of shore, near Portland harbor, has
taught oxen; to believe that there is a strange
fatality attending that line. It is true that their
lanes of boat. and lines hove been many and
melancholy. Much excitement was created
here when the news of later truction was
but announced, bat the eports being
better, those who had friends on board are
moss hopeful.
The later news from Europe causes a great
sensation. The Danish headquarters in the
Fourth Ward are surrounded by a crowd :of
milieus and elongstsd-visaged persons, and
the Germans are, of course, correspondingly
happy and noisy. By the by, wild reports do
not mom to be peculiarly AZOOMOIM. The re
ports via tondos, that a revolution had
broken ant in Denmark; that the King bad
fled, and King of Sweden been proclaimed, I
think, take the rag off the bush of our "evac
uation of Richmond," and "capture of Charles-
ton."
The Sanitary Fairs of the State are la fat.
Mast. The one in Brooklyn yielded last night
the sitar of 840,000, which would have been
much larger, bad not the ticket seller bun
knocked down and carried up three flights of
stairs into the fair room by the tremendous
crowd pressing for admittanoe. The mana
gers have skillfully guarded against • repe
on of this mishap, by milling the admitsion
fee from twenty-five seventy-nve oasts.
The wrangle in the Democratic State Con
vention to-day, by the war and peace wings,
and the dignified evacuation of the runless
by the sedate Tammany delegation, while it
exalts* nu surprise, causes some considerable
comment. Tammany uld not submit to
the affront of being plcced on an equality
with the M'Keon crowd, which pout only
5,000 votes to the city against its 30,000, and
I don't know, • u it is to be blamed. The
Democracy of this State has always courted
death and trifled with destruction. Tammany,
the largest and most influential pinion, is
invariably kicked out of convention, but
lways become reconciled in time to vote
straight. However, the action of that Con
vention does not provoke a thought outside of
a few partisan adherents. When the proper
time acmes, we wilt show you that to, moo,
have an Allegheny, a Tina and an Brie, and
a better Montgomery than you have.
The Be d'ltalla has made her second trial
trip, and was out .in the late gale, during
which she acted splendidly. She Is unsid
ered one of the great sneeessee of the age,
end vary putty, too. Her behavior at sea
wee equal to that of our first-class wooden
clippers, and demonstrates the fact that
Americans can succaufally build sea-ng
won clads, if their Stoutish mulcts cann ot.
Casten 011.0kIll.—Qatta a sensation has
been produced to mildest circles daring the
past year by the introdaction of the Cabinet
Organs, manufactured by Messrs. Mason d
Hamlin, Boston. These manufacturers have
long been at/owed by thole etnversant with
such matters as the makers of the best melo
deons end harmoniums In the world. The
Cabinet Organ Is an Improvement upon those
inetruments, retaining their excellencies, and
remedying their defects. It has the advan
tage of being adapted to teenier as well as
leered melee. Mr. Gottschalk and other lead
ing artists have Introduced it in all their eon
arts. The Italian operas in the leading
cities are stunting it. For smeller churches,
Sunday &hoots, do. the grist power of theme
Instruments. as we ll their excellence in all
rewrote, recommends them. We are able to
assure our readers that their Cabinets Organs
are greatly better than anything of the doss
we hare before seen. This, Indeed, seems to
be the anivertal testimony of our oletingnish
ed °twists. The demand for them is so
great that although the manufacterers have
trebled their manufacturing ft/ditties they
are quite unable to supply It. They iave •
1 new factory in roues of erection, by the aid
of which they expect Ice make the enormous
number of one hundred per week.
Mr. Charles C. Mellor, sole sprit of Mason
& gamlin In
_Pittsburgh, keep, a complete
, usortmeut of these Instruments constantly
on hand, to a pitmans.' inspection of which th e
mewl& publle and ethers interested ere in
vited. .
siasow's Haw 22222 ESTAILIIIII
surh—nr. Li. Samson has removed to No.
49 Smithfield street, between Third end
Fourth, and has : Mud up Ma new Coffin
Rooms in elegant style, to enable him to
have a larger supply of tomes and ill Oat
pertains to his business, than heretofore, and
also to keep pace with the constant improve
manta going en to facilitste and perform the
&Neste duties Involved in WI TOPItiOII. Al.
though Samson hu been incur city be t l a
few years, by his attention in badness, thor
ough knowledge of all its braneher, simple
and vested stook, promptness and punctual.
Hy, samaity and gent meal department,
he tuts been largely patronized by tie eons
entolity, and kis Wtiness Ls rapidly growing.
Mr. Samson introduces every new Rasters
improvement, u a visit to his rooms and an
examination of the various styles on ex.
bibltson will ihow.—Chateskat Advocate.
Jtates Recruit-
Ibmary 26t1:13
Zor.llsd.
Euul.th tp
t'a
Wub's bor. 14th
ffioneadty.2W,
: Nat =rolled.
do
1 4 .01=D 0
I Low'Clo bot MO
IV" t 32.1114
Not wan/Wd.
NUM t ttd
Not enrolls&
I Gallipoli., Ohlo
Not el:roiled.
Tax FAIRLY TWIAII7I/13 L 8 the contemplated
name of a monthly journal. to be published
Shortly by BAT. David Idollimuy, and I. N.
tiollinney,luTittabsuigh. They will doubtless
devote their were*" to the undue of inch a
Maven, se Christian families will be pleased
to moslve. It will appear, probably, about
the lbth of March. Bubswintions taken
t
the Presbyterian Book Booms, No. 57 Stand
strut; at IL B. Davis' Book store, 93 Wood
street, and at the store of 3. D. Williams,
114 floolthield street.
Truttres.—The "Tioketeof.Leave-hian" is
having an unprecedented run at this estab.
Catmint. Manager iltmdureou ham, with
commoradable llbimJlty, tendered • benet to
the Subsistanee Committee, widoh has b e en
accepted, and tble afternoon Is eel apart for
that object. Mr. Neallie and - the entire com
pany have kindly volunteered their terrines
or that oocasion. to the pries receipt* will be
appropriated to thd Sanitary Committee, we
hope the borne may be crowded. The piece
will be repeated to.sight.
&Art Paisernmax Cairsom—An 'Merest.
log 'missionary meeting will be found &deer
thea in another column, to be held In the
Sixth Presbyterian Clhuroh, to.toorroal STEM
ing, el 7 o'oloak. Prof. Wilson will preach.
Mum Inla, Independent, Clipper, and
Wlllem. for this weal!, at Pato.les, oplieatte
the Pomace.
Auttaa la groat valaty, at low p
Plltaek'o, appalls Os Patella.
aothiy, and lays*, toe Marobi
al Plttoplei.
•Aturfir vu Varna, 3,000210,1 necks&
OW, ma dollar per dons at' toore •
~?sizt.-~ r y-~aa. jai'
1 0.7 1r1C 1. ;it TIMLATEST NEWS
blow intr.'ruga .vt.
ewe sooferisstasiaff texakrltaitis ikeif
. VermontOi tits toot Tont/ lit 1 01, rata.
Wee st "or es WAN?
Works, Plestrargb, Pa.
Gums k Banal SIVIO hts.catase hare
at every State,
obtained the highest premium
County, and Institute Heir held In 1.863,
the best family and the best manufacturing
machines, and for the beet Wse work-
A. F. CIII.TOMIT, General Agent.
lelifthst.rept; Pittsburgh, Pa.
Eminent Opinions of the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine.
We prefer them for family use.—Tnhame.
They matte favorite; for families.—Vsace.
They have no rivaL-4ciestifie America.
Works better than the hand.—Herokl.
An almost perfeot Instrament.—Eccaiey
Part.
Will give attire eatlsfactlon. -- O beevver •
The but ever lasento&—Cli stion
Preferable to any otherse—Rousieser.
Surpasses all others,--.Bodief Repository.
Beyond all question the mseathat. -1 4.
lesteeted.
We entirely prefer them.—ifotlieveloasraed.
Arepre.smlneatly superior.—Ladies'rseitor.
Them is but one Sewing Machine, and that
Ls Wheoler & Wilson's.—Judge Wray, of tie
Awrica. busiate.
We most unhesitatingly retsonmasst. the
Wheeler & Wilson as the bast fatally :a bine
now in use.—United Presbyteries-
These are a few among the thousand. Call
at the ealesroom and examine for yourselves.
fedsl3t&ltw. '
Fluoceiu arras'? or THI MOXOIIOIOIIII.I,
. Pittslinrsb, gab, 24, 1654.
BrICIAL 0/DZIO: •
NCLIOOroOS oomplaints have been brought to
these Headquarters to regard to the unfaith
ful manner in whiob the enlisting bush:tees Is
done in this city end Allegheny, particularly
In regard to the premium paid on each recruit
or veteran mustered into the service. It Is
the business of the agents of the Government,
the recruiting and mosterlog officers, to have
made or make out all papers cora:meta with
the enlistment of each recruit. No fees can
be charged. Hence, as was announoad the
Bpecial Orders from these HlLVlCiairtill OD
the 20th inst., every eldest or enlisted man
who presents, and gets mustered In, a reernit
or veteran, Is alone entitled to 810 or IT&
Now, if any person has proof of a disregard
of them instructions, and is not paid the pre
mium to which he le justly entitled, let him
brier that proof to these Headquarters, so
that a roust martial or military 0311:09gUIOD
may decide on the merits of t e cue.
By command of
Maroc OfSBILAL BILOONO.
Tocooals BRAD, A. A. G.
Arrxwriox Couratry i—Vblsmteam, who ex
pact west/Lin their health unimpaired during
the campaign, must NO to It tbOMlllYe l y
do
not trust to the Army Sargoona; supply your.
aelves with HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND
OINTMENT. Erery' Esglish
Soldier'' Knap
sack contains them.
Holloway' , Pills and Ointment are Dow ro
tated, owing to the high prim of dray. /co.,
at SO cents, TO ants, and $l,lO per box or pot.
For sale in Pittsburgh, Pi., by B. 1.. Paha.-
stock A Co.
For sale also at Fulton'. Drag Store, Fifth
street.
Jur: ascsrvan sin aunty roe Liszt—The
Ina assortment of nu and Winter Clothing,
lets* , received by Messrs. John Wier & Cc.,
Merchant Tailors, No. 10 Fadsrel street, Al
legheny. The stook of clothing wastes of
the finest variety of gents' pantaloons, nuts,
oasts and erranosts. The style of psttenos
tasteful end fashionable. We would Invite
all of oar sedan to give the above geutletura
Ilaoxonms, Ommus.--PBrown't Bromide
Troches area simple and elegant form for ad
ministering, In combination, sayers' medicinal
substances. held in general esteem, among
physicians, in the treatment of Bronchial al
feetions."—Dr. 0. P. Ifirdece, Baum.
For sale at Faiton's Drug Store, Fifth
street, Pittsburgh.
Snicks. 0111IAII A Co., merchant tailors,
sre closing out their (attend winter stock .1
goods st • reduced figure. Gentlemen desiring
• lasaionable sad well made suit of clothing
would do well to give LW • call before par
°huhuill elsewhere. Sawor.4.o A Co.,
embent Tailors, 14 Mutat street.
and asthma calla will be taken at
the n Oaukibus ogle*, No. 41D Penn Itmt• dn,
or ght. ordera loft st the above place
will ha presaptly attended tea calls mist
•
to petals edranee
Wen. b, Jeinuari, 61. Roberti,
No. IT Fifth street, is now opening the moot
choice stook of fine Gold and BUm %Vetches,
Jewelry, 811eas ere:* so Taney floods eve:
displayed in thia city, mid d
Is selling them it
remarkably ow micas-
0. 81.1.1., Dantbl, SO Pima Moot, bt
tend t, att ►vatnMatm of ►L arefusalas.
b. C . e ki zo at Cpatuove,ablti.l.les O'Reilly, sod other
.t Pittock's
Chaps of Mtn Polon Watern at Pitt.ler
RIVER INTELILIGEHOIL
he Wee rose several inehee at tbi. paint meter
ilay:and lest *Teals; the pier marks indicated dm
Net eight Inches. The If osongsheis is clear at las,
and the fircerseville whet. hate termed insides
their WV tripe. The Altesbany sr full of doming
las last seatiLog, mad it le pserally belleeed to be
*pm as Ls,. Oil Oit?• The Ohio, as a matter of
mesa, Is mos apes, put mivisetion will be restricted
for a day or hero by the floating ice.
Titen have been Ilko arrival. tram below, as yet,
bat the Loonidae wad Joseph Pierce will probably be
farad to port to-day.
Tb. L2/cast tlo 1, for CincinnatL and the Golden
Ina, for Lordelille, eleared yesterday. The named
bast *as loaded prlncipally with railroad teen.
She Jas. H. Elllroore has changed bar destination
trews electorlatl to Nashville. Sheave dropped down
to We (but of Liberty street yesterday and will colo•
sauce loading for above muted place wlib railroad
The public .111 be glad to lean that the
11l name bar regular trlpe egain, leaving b
b.
ody or Captain David abode., of the toe.
bat i Mae. nae found oo Pride, by his father,
near the plane whine b. Irma wen to go down when
be Wiped from the burning wreck ef the boas on the
morningthe bob loot , at Lealstrille.
n• Wiper. Capt, Wt., will posttivoly leave for .
Clanntiati and landerille 'hie morales. Also, the
Unto*, (*ph Lei, fur St Loon.
The Jolla sill arrfre tine morning, and Woe In
the onallog for the Idnakingbam river.
Tuition vs Petroleum, etc.
N. le ornate to bolls., anya a ocumpondant of
the Now York No, that the Oommittea of Ways ane
Kama UK take up the caldera of taxation ma.
With the hice of Ineraulug the taxer upon nary ar.
Mb that will btu it. In bla .. seas
on tbs
whbky bill Kr. Wishbune not only spots hie owe
matimanta, but KU
mahouts of the Gomm.
mut, In reference to tautien. It la now pretty W
ed, that • excelerear tax will be bnymed open all
it to mom The Honor mum dornabrell
upon it, ikon& a crowd et whisky roman are here
tooter mod at work Wing to promut nth • remit.
Von la pot a doubt that refined petroleum 011 l
beer a berry lax. • sutemant made bya competut
ram. nPaa tidentemccentalna the Knowing Sett I
- •dunantlan =Km are 1%4 pound, onset Kurt
them asthma 6}( e will btual ilar three or Pa hum.
Nimbus hire gene out of UN. Oamtemo whale
pilaw. $1,15 Pr pllen; pieleinum mots bat We
pikes • common burger will cosums • pled In
melee hems. The eamparallas coat of mullet snd
eatroleum aa 6to V , I; and Km le IV the
beet. It la ertlmatad that lt potraleum 10ak11,40 per
Olen, it would dill to Intrbacteally Km cheapest
=tit Orbs light, In the market. MM..
USIA/ the tut thirtyoix mouths hot tun
about Aftplour cAK piton, awl oltddret any tax it
weak% protobly bet LU koras. Cenglre daring that
kam Pranced aight and hta per pound. A
yam spelled Dicambrrapepthaprice
of petroleum from Ibrty to ma dollar tan Ha prr
gedlon. to Katy gays it Pall to fotty-lhe de. pot
treary dealers state that there was topareeptibla dl
rainutlon in Oa conanamtion of theextlcle when the
price eel at the highest plat. &a
pan age
the psi. Ina ens dollar per gallon, sod war am
moldy oomomd than ea It. bow at ;duty ch. par
gallon. If • very hem tax were Improod
It
verde
Mill be bought as do {heliport article, Cr the pregue•
OM °Meat in the whit.
Se of mew can aztleire that might be sointbmad.
A hurl tax would makebut little difference la the
tosmomptlon, batiks gertardunt would tobeesitad
by tter *putties id illgb taxm. TM disposition - kr
new wry goiddel Is 'Aux the Mem" Whisky and
tauter (manufactured) will undoubtedly be Paddled
with shear, la.
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WISEUTOTON, F•l6 260244 Z
ISPOITANI lICIZITEIG SILL
The House Military Commit got through
the House to-day a very important bill allow
ing the States to turn% -for their regiments
within the rebel Stelae. The following is a
unapt' of its points provides for the
volunieering end enlistment of any persons
residing in the acceding States, and which
extends to snob enlisted men the benents and
existing laws ee to bounties, advance .pey,,
etc., now enjoyed by the eeldiers from loyal
States. arid Includes both white and adored
men. States or districts precurrog molt en
listments nubs credit upon their quotes.
But mach practice can only continue until the
cell for troops hes been made upon a State
furnishing such Mad Li. It farther provides
that, except u Weinberger:Bowed, no State
receives credit for any but adders raised
within its limits. .ICledar this law States send
ing recruiting officers into the rebel Staten end
getting negro soldiers by paying them bun
des, will get credit thereto: on their quota.
The .1:W yet awaits, of course, the action of
the Senate.
a BXLL TO GILLUM VIZ ITLII Of 11111TIZI.
Mr. Wilson submitted to-the Banate a bill
ohangbag the term of enlistment In the regu
lar army, from eve' to three plan, allowing
the existing bounty for enlistrosabs ap to the
Ist of May, of those who enlistod originally
prior to July, 1861, giVing Others absent not
ezoteding ten days, Coll pay and rations. and
to men detached air flub their satra pay, re
*siren prior to March, 1863,Und allowing nal:
pay to absent chaplains, slob or WO9llllOll, and
half pay for other 'Labatt:es,
Both HOONII will denote liseuuelrea to
bunoonsbo. to-morrow. • No votes are to be ta
ken.
rel QUICIALLTIIX laNlllO CONNOR WI.
The Supreme Court is' still enraged in the
Quicksilver? ?dining cam Messrs. WilUams
and Cattle to•dy closed their 'argument for
the Beirysia heirs. On Monday Attorney
General Bates will continue in behalf .of
the
united Statue, followed cm Tuesday by Judge
Bleck for appellant, Troant. Other Cal
ifornia emu will pro habit oecupy the remain
der of next week.
Tii LIII7IIIIIAST eIIILL PLIZIrtION.
The Conference Committee on the Lieut.
General Mil, ■greed imintantially as fore
shadowed In last night's dispatohes, itfiking
out the reectrunendation of Gen. Omit
for the pleas. Mr. Washburn* stated in the
Howls, that It was certain the President
would appoint Gen. Grant If the bill paned -
The Gentenrats opposed it, but it was car
ried ever their beads.
ne statement that Col Straight has ar
rived at Sartre's Monroe, is dont:aim cor
rect this time. It won became blown here
after the late anoomvment to that end, that
it was a rue by b. friends to throw the
rebels di their goat& and beep them ham
looking too near tome for a priseeer they
were so enelects to keep.
001111 1. Z 0 .110T1ohl
There has been a l!rils apprehension felt in
soots quarters no to the doolsion of the Elec.
tion Committee on some oostested Missouri
oases. But the belief now Is that Loan and
McClurg, will b. repined rightfully entitled
to their seats.
The Moore spent seine time on the Vir
ginia election our of MeEensle and Eltehen
The Election C••mmlllee reported against
both of theta. The 13.1110 put out one to
, day, and Is In a fair way to do the earn. for
the other.
Tl■ TII.OPOSID X BIJIT TAX.
•
She Centerlines Oommittes fatted
sitar all, to agree their meeting, this afternoon,
and duty will to report at the first opportnnity.
LI n o votes an to taken but to morrow,
nothing will now be dna. till Edon*, or Tues
day, towards try log soother Committee's
powers lu the premises.
Senator Hale has reported . bill essentially
the .11.030 as that lost last Beason by the
breeches pocket veto, Intending to remedy the
overslangbing of valuable celeste by the re
tiring board, before triad', remissly, some of
our best Akers have been ordered.
RILL IN 110/10 TO £ll2lllOllO.
lir. Benton's noose bill, relative to cap
tures made by armed vessels in the Benin of
the United States, plates the Mewl of inch
vestals In the same position As to prise money
that is °templed by crews of veuels In the
navy proper.
his now said that toe new bonds provided
for by the bill lotroiloced la the House yes
terdey, will be only five par riot. The Com -
Enittite,of Ways and Keane to-day voted to
modify the second section of that bill, so se to
ilizdt the over issue of Ilvetirenties. It au
thorizes It to the amount of eleven millions.
COTTIACT TO reSDIOR WOOD
The Government has contracted with John
Minor Botts to furnish two corps of the Army
of the Potomac with cr..od, the soldiers cut
ting and healing it thrmsolvea Be furnishes
two thousand cords amonth at four dollars
cord.
ROOMY TO II MMMMM DED--ETTORT I TO OZITUOI
am=
The Serum passed an •aeesdingly import
ant bill to•dayextendtng the bounties. to the
gnat et April to both veterans and volunteers.
It to Opposed to torshadow the effort to dis
pense with the draft -altogether.
ITC=
A very long reernottal wee presented In the
Hone from Philadelphia manliest', praying
that the circulation of State- Banks be tared
out of existent*.
=EIT=
Mr. downer's bill to exelode disloyal pet•
sons tram the poblio lands of the United
Statss,notanly forbid' entry of land by such
persons, bat bars them from any idles for
move* of mining lands or amanita to MA
bads.
U. DAWSON 5111114111.
Mr. Dewlap's speech yesterday attrasts at•
flatten wan honest and able statement of
the extremist' and Posse Detnoetatte doe.
1=0:12
General Hathoot, booming roavivial, plra
a tarp dloom party to the army Aura paw
today.
I=l
The tact that Cloyernor armour to made
en► of the Neer York delegate, to the Demo
cattle Mingo Convention, is considered is
eonet•eln ►rtdence that he Is no longer •
candidata Tor the Presidency.
PROPOSED arra SOl RAMP? TARO
TES Holm Rani Commit* it. solos to
Now London to Ho *boot lb. proposod sill
then for nary lard.
PORISATIOSIF.
The nomination of Web Lyon, of Lyme;
daL, Nov York, for Governor 'of Idaho. eru
oondrmod to!iley In Exonthre radon.
D. N. Cooly nu nominated u
dour of for Booth Corollne,and Lion.
tenant Duty B. Sooty for Liontansu Com
mander in the Navy.
Ii l HU'h) F'
Xr. TOM, of New York, states that the
till ha pt through, tamtogiteishall_lamots
out of the charge of the Jail, and alpolutlig
a stardom, saver the Ocurerinnont Mess
thoutaud deltas
.• gear, "lath: muter oat of
hlt pereataltes. ' ,
A trim from Little ItookiArkassur, Wac
.0 . -21tosurn orsraniutton,44. Ora State will be
is moons. Opposition to the liar oonstltio
tin dbalaistniditly. It It see to intimate
itecallvots for tior se!)/f van!.
olittioatit ti thonsand."
~._.
. , ' AltlArriliOnOL.l":. E-...',. 1 ‘.. •;.:-• 1:
Wataninrol Crrw,Pett. 26, /M
-. Sweira.—Mr. Sine= Introdund aMu to ,
exclude disloyal penrons from Guiiiiidittlelde
of the United States.' referred to Committee ;
an.Publlo Lands.
Mr. Wilson Introdneed a bill Which *Dian'
that fottinsulistments in the regular army
shall be for three instead of dire pen, and
thateoldiere to tin regular shay who enlisted
price to July*2, 1861, ahaltimire they/Ml*o
of re-eallsting.until the let of May next nth
existing bounties, Ordered Labe priete - w„.r
On, motion of Mr. Collamer, the hill to
remoVie disqualifications on mount of rotor .
In carrying the mails, wee coiled up, and a
oonsiderplde debate ensued on the amend
ment of the Post 011 ice Committee, widell pro
vide' that there stall be no exclusion of. wit.
veins in eosins of the United States on account
of color.
Messrs. Lana and Hendricks, of ,Ind.,
Powell and Saulsbury, opposed, and In d .,
Powell
Centime? and Harlan supported the
amendm ut ent.
• Witho concluding She object, tiof Senate
resolved to adjourn, on motion or mt.
Grim" until Monday. -
1 - Theilanate proceeded at half past i reelpelt
to she ootiaideration of executive b Ina*.
Hernia—W. Blair, from the executive
"nee on,
M ilitry Affaire,veported a bill ble b,
of
i t
ter de bate was paned, allowing owl •in
North Caroline, South Carolina, Alibi=
and other Southern States to be a tad In 1
the army, with, all the privilege under the
saluting law of toy, bounty, no. SnchWol
camera to be Molted to such States or sub.
divisions of Mateo as they may *toot. Tie
bpi purred.
Mr. Washburn., of Illinois, made a report
from the Conference Committee on the disit
greement amendments to the Lieutenant Gen
era bill, and explained that the Howie' Com
mittee agreed to the Senate amend/net& by
striking oat the recommendation ihat9eneral.
Grant be appoints& for the reason that they
had every reason to believe that if the report
'build be conceived in, Grant would be co
llected by the President.
Mr. Cox aecased Mr. Washburn* of desert
ing his old friend Grant by yielding to the
striking out of the recommendation. The spe
cial report wee adopted--roventv•three spice t
folly-wen,
On motion, the Hoes* adjourned:
From. New Orleans—Sonthero News.
New Yost, Feb. 26.—The Steamer Evening
Star hal'arrived, with New Orleans 'dykes - of
the 20th, via Hanover on the 22d.
Two Linton soldiers, one named Wells of
the 9th Illinoli cavalry,. and Ferguson, o f
oth Illinois cavalry. and who were Cantered
on December 6th at Elosoow,Tean., had arri
ved at New Orleans. They report the woods
fall of refugees trout oonscript alma, and
patrols with blood honnds anon the principal
scads.
I The rebel papers report General Sher
affair, march thronghlacsissipl w h i pped mpt
the rebels being badly where.
ever they attempted a stand. No returns of
the losses on either side are received except
' that Adams' rebel dusky had lost two hun
dred at Jackson.
Two thousand loyal citizens had written to
Gen. Hank; asking him to speak to peblie on
polities. Ile declined, on the ground that he
Mao! with tole seen to throw'military au
thority with the political balance.
A t Th is no news of Importance from Tea
m eport says that Col. Dadley's cavalry
brigade are about to go there. Per 'antra
transports have been 101:1n to Pals 03yel00, to
Wing away 6,000 troops stall events. There
'are indications of satire service.
Adobe" from Havana state that G I
Dales has resigned. Causeunknown, -
Advice' from San Domingo state that Span
ish troops have taken pommel= of the towns
of Nave, Bane and Bue, sided by two war
steamers. The towns wen to ashes when the
troop entered.
The news from Careen reports the entry of
Can. Falcon u President of Tenesnels.
The transport Belvidere had arrived at New
Orleans from Pensacola. She brings news
that the Hartford and other vowels warelylng
at anchor there.
The 29th and 30th Male* regiment* had
arrived, and left for the Attakapas country.
The presence of two or three Confederate
cunt/caw is. Grand Lake, shows that the rebels
are again up nod doing there. Gen. Dick
Taylor eommands the Confederate forces.
From Cairo.
Csiao, Feb. S6.—The steamer Superior,
from Evansville , arrived with one hundred
and sixty-eight bales of cotton, a q,uantity of
sneer and Memphis dates to the Stth,
Gen. Davidson, from Little Sock, is among
the passenger*, and will wait here for orders.
The Memphis Dalau has information from
high military authority In Vicksburg, con
firming the report that Sherman occupied Se
lma, Ala., which it gays was gained, by • (e
-ven Sght No pertienlan have been re
ceived.
The Berfetre adds : It Is understood that
the tiara point of attack would he Montgom
ery, the capital of Alabama.
Tire 'Warner Clyde, engaged in the cotton
trade, Ina seized on the 13th inst., by the
gunboat Louisville, for alleged violation of
the trade regulations. Her commander, Capt.
B. Cook, is charged with having weed to
convey a rebel battery aerate the river for
five thousand dollars in gold.
The omen staltaships Belvidere and North
enter arrived at Memphis on the 24th, When
one hundred miles below Memphis the com
mander of the Belvidere observed the steamer
Pike holding communication with the shore
contrary to military orders. The Belvidere
fired upon the shore, and the first valley
started up shout two hundred guerrillas, who
fled in consternation. The Pike was ordered
to report at Memphis.
The Memphis cotton market Is fiat, with
little prospect of improvement. flood Mid
dling at 64(PS.
♦pprepdaUon.
Borrow, Pah. 26.—Tbe Board of Broltart
to-day appropriated $lOOO for the reUef of
the adoring people of But Tonneesee.
MARKETS BY TOLEGRAPH.
Philadelphia Market.
P1111.11.13z11Z14, Fab. S6.—floor doll sod frtoo.
nook; sail salts of Bob.t Tama, $707,60, and
fang at 5342.3. fluor . 00 w 1 7 SV IS .
tog Solos 1. Cornmeal The demand tor Who.% Is
litaltsd; small Gabe of Rai at Waal.% Whit.
5450511,41. 130 lo Wong at 51,30. Cora to Lis
demand;• 3,000 butt Won sold at 5411. Cats ars
doll at Snit I. Penne= than 01 aim doing:
Was Ceado at sotpa. Batas! to bond al *yowl,
and True ..0 Amp..in Grootriss End ProTistOn.
there is • drin bat not smehltiag. Whisky
analsal at 90391
Stock and Money Market*
Nn Insz, Far. tO.-Btockst.tters
O. a 11. I ......i r aT- --le
Cromberlsod pre
-. Inablires OentroL-340
Mahican leoethera. ~, Ilerierti--.--..13 0 %
lierr Test Ciatrel-In% C. t P-----114%
Iloollos- .—.129 Terre Haute a rhea Pi
Hues= alver.-.—lne,g P. an. W.---- V%
Nat= Os— . ---- 47% 0. a N. W................ 61
lIIINIOUTI es...—. —. 74 -....-1e7%
tra N. a---...—lLSWllessury ..---- 111
Gelesa a Ohleago-110 tears Caspeoe.....—lor
PIICLADWILIA, nos. is -lltoclum
.----.1141
PIRMIL. Pe. ..- , Penteet IL.-- --ard
Mode eo Wdlns 'aT..--.-71 ta=apae - ou ii7f.l.T.r.
Loss letene.-----.4e,
Piew Pratt Market.
Me Term, Ten. ta.-eotta. m.o. Floutrall
area eta) bib. whoa =dad, ogee COX imago.
Oen debt. lake 94.000 we
la aladal.ee.
Provide=Mak, dell we ocad94l.
DIMWITS Mariet.
Bustssis,lrsb.S.—Wbsst dull Mut oloult%
Cars Oro lira11011C• st 13. Misty In boor Obto oftsolst Ito.
121111111,1,-.01 , Irttday _ atomic& Meow St.
at 3 o'clock. MART ANS 111TCSEul,. In the Mb
lesr o[ bee us.
I
The funeral wtf take aloes on 617.14 T 1161.1150,
ate o'clock, 408 k ba Woe@ redatoto, at Sandy.
Greek, Penn township.
NOICTOONAST.—On Tbureday Doodad It T
ciao*, JAL C. MOSITGOIUST, s l
id Pi pun
- The Steads of the Scolly are rtspoottollp Invited
to attest the funeral on Sunday aftocooca at throe
o'clock. from bletate residence, Omni of Rata end
pfelalley;
TOTGILT.—On Wednislal .nn[*(. at oo'clock,
at kb redden , * coo Pd meet, kAnttotor Cnr,
11101101411 VOlGTLT.eidets eon of John iro , o3r.
WI., to tbe Mak Fier[ Moog%
Tho docent Ida take lid on Writ) tan eta Witt
bit. ail o'clock. no *Onto of tko3famlly are
troPetnhril bond to oltandtrltkoot falba: notice.
Uinta! oftersoca, tba 10th
at/: o'clock, NitßuT KISS, Id. or Pensaintst
P. Kane; to the [oth year oiler ego. -
Thu Moab of tilt batty ire rope-irony limited
'to attend the %lint, en Sescranen toaster, Itth j
tent., at 10 o'clock, from lb. =Owe of her tns.;
butd.lict. ti hula% ohne; Stith want.
131T111..—. 0 n Illday mordant., ankh* to ant,
EPHRAIM rate, In the 77th Error. W act. _
Ttoii -7 rftnerat trtako pine — ern= his tete iedolotote
on Pride street, 00 Scriross, kith teat, at 3 o'clock
p. - Tbi tbnds of tho hniU7 tee ratpostfalty bee
Walt* attend.:
!tido wroth& as,"4, o'clock.
MST 01111 LIZ, aglow of '4•Nti and kiary
Idednalltlanist, avid Pere and S ll l O l ll lO l . .
Thi lomat sill tab place on BrivAT 4/Fiat alk
at eateek, bow the rogation of Co parents, To.
ti Ptak elms, um' 77 1. 0 td". sl
inny nee nepattally %Wait_ :
p
LTSCH.—On Polder Wed Of &wider fbei -
MUM Z. man,. swaVosor of no. S.; asth Ida -
r (hint re. Wish IA the UM visco . t .p.
-' e t iki.gaiiit tioditii es
73 1401% 414 R dBCn CIE» dftu*
10=2,1 tfchtelv,Tbi.
fir. =~ ~'` rr^~ '
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9 ~.,~~~
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WU Las Ail
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3.a00 dozen iictoliatftatAs i
1,000 do. Sk4t 1344 ;P:,;: i
1,200 •••do. Bluikes Roods,-
A Irma. us ,
OTION ffOSIBT AND GLOB,
Ana odisestft aiwortaital ot.
g=e3' 9codk NotimM Small Ww:!3A,
• ~
Airgnur 'dad. saryb• band; srret!fif . Atte;
sk supply of .the !
. , „ .• , •
lifULTliOliN 'pop s&in
ILTVIVIXPENT/O'N,
.Wble bimeand 1104,iiiiib! =IMA or on-
Usctod tl. prom thei_udablaing batf tbarazis-
Trial so - dilly,Qukar Skirt, la '
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Prioris '1..0 1 4 1 7, es; the r.WAet
.
S.ACAVIE GLYDR,'
mo. zuasKirr sTaxarr,
NEW GOODS! INrsir GOOD 3 1
Eaton, Macrum Btto,'si
NOS. 17 AND 19 IiFTIIST.
-Ws st• sow roaldwi •• MI woorirciait et* luiti
dadzable Irak glimalrfar , .
HMO . (SALES.
ill the sow omltl Let
Filch sad Stedscass Itlllupass.
Elegant styles to LAOS ocliwits.•
itstsrlessa aul Ilstusb.llolll.XlSr.
Esrey sulky at GLOPPY.
H.• dyke of 1100 i. BPLPSD. '
!tad alibi YBltlieff ciasarre.,
chmu SHIM. 001AAllista
03tDr.84./0111:101111. steel Amu.
waksi• • ion' Ceiliro'ot,
Fancy Goods asid ..Frossotra,
Wl:kb...re oar to the tree at the lowed Web Pii,e,h
BATON, MACBUM 1g co.,
SIM AND . DRESS .GOO3B
tzmcPoißiriUr.,
W. Barker & Co:
59 ItABICETISt
Till( LARGEST mon,
THE GREATEST VAILLETY.
rer Exhibited ID SAW Ottg
NESW GOORSI NEW 60QD81
wiaLcommaAman ap itiairraatra.
Joseph &foe ;c, Co l
77 AND 79 11111131' . ST.
Al.I ars am teeth-in( air -
SPRING STOOK OF 1 . GOODS .
we &drip to ea the attea t loa at arpalata.
nes sad Paddler tioniimimliulatottkb !go,
jigir &II that I. conrjua,deste „_„
Trimming mid lillilinery Linel
mutat, in part, If lithor dne 111Matir7
Goods, Senbraidiniss, onto
Luna and Ribbons, Rosiarf aim.. Shaw
Raids, Roop Unto, glary Gods sagt,S.mall era.
Our Notion Deipartxttent
. • •.
win bett.; wer In Plif
particular strardon to Ma branch ecru Inninass.
and no hope to be ulna to walla at as "Rat ten pairs
amen to tay.thes at. ..:
JOSEPH. =Alto
r:AarTh.
NBW BILKS!
NEW SHAWLS
DRESS 600DS I
LINEN & COMO GOODS,
Alex. BatOie,
21 ITEM ST.
623
SPRING GOOPR I
J.' M. 13tIRCill-F*.LD'Bl
72
stufmr. sristmair.
TAMA Littllll
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swam"
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warm
cows= coirrammqs; • •
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LINTXR. - -
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ra seta, 0tt...-lat,e4h4. Taker.
OT am, 1131vbeth„VelOW Ingemilf
___V"Altaated. Maillialt %boss
Witli II acne of arms et, Or ftwr, int AS
torklints. eiliaLasditkplt nos, ,A =NA
hoomfamst. m pimmatimeM tbi` pit; br
,Msm imam Maul amid bsimicadommehilay.
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ter 2;ifoi
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whit totem! tin leak Jr rat in the'
wend,
Oast 'sad! Grist. la antenna%
Ilttabatzh. anthireVi York, inipteshir
be Ma almilklakirral'ilirtilaarcitated. Arstaa
lk abia Ins ;AittitiliF7 Tar y
or la as
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V=llsPut*ar.Drtm. tißanthittirtews, an matt*
of ho wain. an aThlssacs pats, or la *sir rat
thisetSsi; advantag4
this untsitilled ;Wk. abets rairatrar sttnsttoes to
reasons fbrosnhattair aistalaal bows. VII
oltor ow Ina% as a anal clia arsanstnt-4ra
eta 50,14,...iriti qf (kia.fockes Fames dm SOIS
Sisea&Xdorarta athirirstela
lierlttsht bani aids grins ep nab street, to•
twos steal add enathilaledniti.his. SS, ast ssls
laths leper
sollorrirl nitt vtiklic WOW,
wout4od Lt. *film..
CHEAP t' °ISA r I
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car. Ari
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at
1931tirt.
ELO-E.SI
Readit nd'LAUanon,
• sittrzn atamn,
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Pacrsitzp,
GLOVE -
"to sisaffoia, noon
do' Lb " 00110818 S do
..Dor lICOLOIXOLOOAT SALIM do;
MIXT% SEMIS 50LZ:06,L1 GRAMS CUM do
. 'Do 111111± .• do , do;
.414 of Ito tad mod=
. 11 . ,!r.,,onpralrfod Co goo
auani:spg a co., .
Mii!MT9
0 01Ft SAtVOB
Bootsa - pakb - ou, •
At Bpsiausws, t.- t$ wax= 61111 r,
seskiromlta Ilprtcglixda. W• ban. aim Mit
!, tarp dock will% woo ortil Wawa of d. old prim.
- I eat LA sr !UT .oVilitailorol ea buld,
- JOS. H. Bo}lLodi D.
RAGEWBA-sirseh stook
Iffea's , Fineretlf IRMA Boots,
zioitiANDls.
musts= ItTGEIP.
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31110Til AND 1110'
issta.agaleirsob.
y~ ~~::~• ~ si • W
QELMA. At . I, .‘u, reporiod to bo'oecu.
Oct, by. Gas Sherman, Is an the Vtrisborg
Moot on Barkrisd. kl9 - mites from Vicksburg.
sad bob 41 miss from IfOutorkeolkg. Os formes
./kokullbrOrd. .11 war, stthiCusareiamment of Ms
.saf,stizfring post rilkiks oVkallos cocoas. Alt,
dtuarsd on tbsrigtS bank of tbs Alabama Sins. It
Sostairad most Clutrera isurit Visrfspor Maul:
It crissorrounksel by‘stivii . suk•pokocbus acted.
.rod, b 4 as sqltro burisess... - Tbs popule4rm
will Ebirmas iftock s c itak Attu:ll64
arias tO be tfliiiiiirnsai . qiiiitlMk`of Uts iloy. U
`:Ps &ars talmoir, bay
EttrZirT44 l GAZ L ECTEMCIi.
Of the Border anti Bondi= States,
Axe sancta tesolint Ids istnemse, balm . tbsss
131), saw RiT.aedeito bets= stomx_stsitisl ',MU*
tip:vs:aka alfamicss; wi - th tb• slim and Os 123.
partsnes or the dlfferie s'lien:Asa by aer
tempsu tbsy stints..- Is Is aciadreledsed by
.paa.orodear.t.b. :the lassitissa at the -kiwi
ertaimt. We* only 60 snits; Essallssoad is Clg. ke
TS amts ; to Lit Let tindlng, with tusk. Irt. If sue
'rad Farm all Wand Ite '
101.18 PAllalttkcssamois.
Sa 66 lifth stmt. Issmis Bs%
IWO, mt. yak as , ;rept c.; wise: Arm, 80.
aid Amy Potoissstaiilfil ess:l thus • pmetslgs
book Se did • tesr
SOLD
. 1p2 , 1 . 3' l'Opp7 ttieTTha
Boalere *00 4 :
Bolaiere Inkfitands.
Sale& 'Pocket Boot&
eclairs' Dirk* , for 1884.
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11171.86 07 P11MP411141,111313.-
US MIAS 07 P 0011.1 1 ,30 081 3.
emus OP Dt*3o3. rose mt.
O ono 07 irorarzfor,. HOLDm
LT MOM,
AT PFITOCK!B.
ancifirm t. 41 OWLCIL.
OMITS MI
Books, OMRFry' end; Sew~Fspera
ARE, .11ECKIIING ou
BPI INB STOCK
ViitrON-Frautlear licat-,ol2ll4xeces
otO:iii.,ttii - •t 6,
.• -40'00; tit Cl* penoo,
• - • ; G HAT i ; WAN ,
Ha. - I2 Si to MUM
GIUMT BARI:ULNA_ ,
±s.ih,J)3:EOW 4a!,L) .ttfS,
(10011 NEWS TO HOUSEKEEPERP:
34.11 - —Thezabarloas. Amu. 64 Are: put flows, 1 3 1 -
W illy bilk thur patrols to:WI tad azszutrA
, . ..norazartggcnK spovs, -
tcautitaistorcuttny. Tes Mr, s t drwesui. ea.
tots sod &fa:, tits Inns awl Mod/.
Ronal Waro,Bla Casts:-Lamp, ta., .to.; Cocking
Stem; Its tad alktot Nom VW,. Ilollow Walk,
(WEL Obatallmia dew
Ito Ittofts atut Job:Wortt done to atilt,.
retlttromxtod.
MU= mit
T E. wAxgama Amy* ZAG :IND
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Alt Vim tbi 6 . 10.1! rt ticeiosar volls, at es
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UMW!: 1101ININCY, at U
...dolcos Naiads ANUaktectlaw Urals
Imo, Inn 1,014_114121CR1t T01R3191.
iszra sat ILUUUMIUZZIES
Chustbenes oaths =Tao,
:pan fanti thAV
imat•talhetallMisolisc• Is UM.
latili.ttom3hii Heim, iPtM
&ma Vacti - iPt•Ate• LU IV=I :wits eboiew
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tral.sit , ••• • down wit mut,
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