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MORKINQ. JAN. 4, 1862.
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Th% Mayoralty,
f w ?.b*7» shown, in a pterions article, the
dlainterestodand manly manner iu whWb
Mr - Wf?** withdrew from Ob Mayoralty
coatesbtwo years ago, i n order touts ids
'•' iefc * t > we hare also. ahown
tlat Ur.-Wnaru serred hie party only id
J®"* wt. eotddsuokat its teste; endthst,
haring ulmnitea. that sourcedf nurture:
is turns WW.’sfi tigriii sgji'inii ihii Mpg"
' J?"* r^Uwiifer-^Mk-
We propose W , 0 iudj Mr'faStort in
the politics! caret of the latter gentleman
whWt may sad wlach
•erring of. more attention, now, then it re
eehodthen.
Iff 1860,a call eras' issued for « meeting
et Lafayette Hall, on' thenight of the ixf
upon whichourCounty Convention mft,to
fcrmn Republican Connty Club. The hour
*»d for the meeting.was7Jo'clock, and it
* o“ “ announced, by lhe Chsirtnan of the
■ County Committee; in the County CouTen
tton •» • Mr. Wurnn netted to
t» : :He : hkdhii ; eye
®“ *&* RoefOffice or BhartffUty-dne or the
- otbor, it :ti unimportant he
wan tod this position to enable him to cotn-
P*»sneoesi in that direction.- But appa
iwatlyilu had no faith In tht honest Bepub
*bat, theywould not aeeond his uptrntions;
«4. to' lot them hare noriioe
in the matter,hs ssntont his emissaries to
dnueppsuoh ofthefalthMaaoould betn
upon, who were gathered at thehall at
~**!T*Wl|&r*n'hour before/Sfpublished
f- tiait-hnd then and. there; with- no one
presentbuttheieloct r«w who werelet into
*h» snelref of IheicOrryiirlQt the ;Clnb wad
••. tor. Hnrnr A. WnaTxswta.
*cU»«I its President When, at half-past
••Ten, the unsuspecting Republicans of the
ehunty gathered at Hut Hall, they were «s
-teaished to And the whola work - done and
the machine in operation. :
' _ it Was by such a .dirty manoeuvre as
’ . . »hU Mr. Wsmessi bad i himself placed at
the head of tha party organisation in this
eonnty.- ..Uteri' Were execrations and' mal
edictions ennogh oTer, It, ah the/ time, by
•hoes who nnderstdddthe&ctsjbnt it wa»
thought best, in riew of the interest at
in th% Prealdentlal-electijon; to iet it
■ taut easy to oostiuai ■
pUcoj but fotbefcrance
PTorUled; and he was let alone.
, Bet the piaoe thus obtained did him/ no j
—. good. It brought him neither the Post
. nor the Sheriffalty, nor anything
•■“- . •AuiJ now, after haring hold a luera- j
for three years, the gift of its
after , hartng ithrnst himself i
intd its lead, and claimed reward as its ao
>.- tire manager; and alter haTing hold tho
«0«f of Comiuissary in the Army, nnddr a
BepnbUcanndxniniMrstidn,hobeeomcsas
»«alons'. jo ;})p!ak down the -Republican
PMty." he ercr affected to be/to feuild it
upwind why TSimply toobtain office.
jhhst /giTe way: to’ that. '®c
onearticiein'hiscreed iahimselfrond it
i»jnstaa»aajr,in'hini,t<)opposehaft).snp-.
port the party, 1 if; by eo doing, he can take
care of number one. —. ‘ '
%> Republican be misled by such d
■ •bjjiotf He hiia had more than
his chare : lothimstand aside.
Blem Necoi»ity~for Immediate
:• ••• 'AetlOßV'--;
.to"*dtett. efs*p*d;front a foreign
■ * tA.but lie would be a bold m&n who
»ouU Venture any’ greatlntsrest on. tie
certaintyof poxes rnlh foreign nations six
bwothe lqng»t-,tml«i» ;l oin* rapid progress
U made bi crashing out the rebellion. We
k*T* *. : ff Taat 'n o rk to do—a work which
wOI tix'kli ouf powera—and only a'ehort
time to do itin. Delsys are imminently
dengerane now. Unlosa our workia dona
»p»*dUj| W« Bi»U nbt lb do it
without foreign' interference. ■. Thle U the
crilie, of our history. , s ike, Union must bo
preserved. Our eupreme power.'must be
acknowledged from Fassammquaddy Bsy to
the Bio Grande.', To obtain 1 thisritaiobi
jeet wiU'requlra herculean exertions to be
'Wfe:*wU» iounediatdr!^This sentiment is
«. ; iulreirshhi Pajere "whfcfchire?
heretofore' eiiuplsined bf.the
hettny their-Intense anxiety. :
s^^d-iA’«(K»ioi/iif»iiiyenar,soeantiottS
Xt snysit U our <toty ; weq«isi <4, xnrkof
rotoretim, end th(ts|eßder.'ohitolm iide
pendent *f the withes and caprices of for
eign potren./ It further says: ■
~ » the 'peopiwof the* kindred Jbitiou; to
wW«inthUtokest hour ofonr conn try,"
h* T elookedfor words of encounce.
mAUnd eee£V in too many oases,
to hare met us cbldnoesd'lsr he
rmaemberthat this people are erer ready to
. giTS their reraectto those who cssusi ab*
ajeosm and if in the futuro which await!
lfc * Wtoerian .ahili be : called to
, record that we not only deserred success
bat commanded it egainst the armies of
faotioa and the eHlomenaof foreSTaS
tfonv-wnr^toty;; F iU be only?S more
,'3gK»s!asa«s.
; inihe'wbrd»'
of a centeaporarT, that “to fairly rindlcite
f«r position ebroed we mart' be tncottstol
In malntolningour powerat home; aud it
is Idle, In tbs present Mato of the world, to
mho wol diplomacy do, In aU respects,
the work oftomlea sad nariet; it ia folly
tbst»,«talk will enswerwheh
all are diapoeod to appeal to thrirwarr*.
ton/ • -s ....*► ~J V ;
4 hitherto very
- :fl^.'^Wy^«^jMi^'for:imme
*»»“ *?*; : Philadelphia. jfi rth
Jbkmicm, ntery cautious paper, talks now'
in the following strain:, ■>
■ ■' ■■ bpontho gorern-
elKragato, and on ItSexecullVe
*™»*ee j»detti),th« mom rigorous toot
•ration of the war. on'whichournxtiouil
eklsteae* flspsnda, narscbaktently been met
wiih reprosches thst lhay water meddling
- beyond their line of dnt£
■■vas^saasasagajfsssi.
wT'spifit of
WVMtt .to peedict that sis months siabe
graeudatigerwthan.thersbols alonetcooid
<;loMd a-
SSfflftte-vaaSsSS?:
t*UUnc* qf ths nation - dnmuJ^liL |fq
•rtir in some reljicctsho
• *■4 r V-- *- ,c ® D “ s J' slen 5 T ?* 1116 Idvocrtg*
, or rautiOn Sail it; anj jo cfioke the itbel-
I non to fiaatiiwithoat .hailing anjbUr.'dr
■tare it out of countenance across the Poto*
mac; but if has this defect, namely. that
veelauld inevitably u erwhed Jint. Sevcfe
and. unpleasant as field service may be to
fi rce, J h ' - armj ***“l 5Mn l«**
'*')«*#» «to be saoci Eren--
hody.knows and admits this now, vet it is
, ew Tork m £oe#itio J*oti argues that
H® W* B?taUogeiher escaped tto danger
of a war with England..:The. war party is
htfflad'hy Mr. SeWard’s able diplomacy,
but will return to thoir/oul work, by sei£
ing upon some other pretence. We must
overthrow bur enemies thereby overthrow
ing the-rebels at home. It says : -
Finally, itshould : not Jbe-'forgotten -that
one of the best defences we can erect
against foreign interference is the rigorous
prosecution'of. the war. : If. our army in
Kentucky could vnthid a.week: crash the
.rebel movement at the West as Halleck has
crushed .it in Missouri;; if Dnpont'ahould
seise upon Savannah or Charleston; if
.General Phelps should . advance success
-fully; against *New Orleans; if Burnside
we» safely lodged in. Norfolk or Bruns
*,c£ B/ rf’ernandinn? and, more than aIL
if the forces onthePotomac were rapidly
driving Beauregard towards
we should heir much less than we how, do :
of the impatience of foreign .nations to in-
Ibo growl of the British,;lion
!> would dwindle toa rery small wqueak, Mid;
the discontent of the continent would be
turned into admiration and applause.
Tke New-York. JWjuas has been greatly,'
and. we think myustly, blamedfor its per
sistent recommendation of / hastening the i
to a close. - It will be listened to how,' |
when the necessity formore vigorous notion |
ataiesurery body -in the face;. That piper I
now makes the /ollowihg.«arnest sid touch-1
ing appeal: : r : - -Tr
******* of’tkeAmerichniPeoplei we-tell l
you that this war cannot ba protracted
without extreme periL, Buropb. knows our
weakness—will soon learn that we also are
J? 4 ?. 0 * I *:’ «ger for Cotton and,
Markets; she wxUfcrce them if sho despairs
o f t «»n obtaining them by fair means. Our.
sole choice lies between a speedy triumph
and an inglorious and fatal defat - It is
sneer absurdity : to . taijjt at this day of
making war on any Oreat Power ahonld
that , Power acknowledge the Independence
ofthe Confederates? it is barking at thoss
who are s ware that we art temporarily out
of tojtk* We musterosh the rebellion soon,
or the Cotton-spinning nations will ac
knowledge its 'independence? a'-sense of
decency, alpne restrains -them = thus far.
let the Spring open before any important
success has crowned our exertions, and
thy will bo recognized by France* England
a ®7, , Men and brethren!' work
while it Is called To-Day.
A • Rebel Secret Society.;. -
A step "iccnt political ; «oeie'ty’has : bben
discovered in Miesburi, which hu ramified
through tho. State. .It would acorn that the
obligation! taken open themselves when
entering into tie secret society of the
Knighta of tho Golden Circle, a year ago,
hare notprovkdsuifidenVaud hew and
more damnable' oaths', mtist' be found. At
the first meeting of the legislature after
Jackson's election, a misaionary from Mis
sissippi ins tailed a liodge of .these /Golden
Knighta at Jefferson City, with treason to
the Union rankling in their hearts, and a
large number of tho members of the legis
lature were; initiated intd- ! its. mysteries.
Beon.it become evident that legislation .was
controlled by iL The infoction spread,nad
similar organisations took place dll orcr
the State, and to its secret workings .may
traced much of the dcaporation which'
has marked the conduct of tho secessionists
in Missouri.' But the secret oaths then ad
ministered h«o ntieriyTailcd or their pur
pb?e, and JSmma
naht Society—with newoatiis and impieca*
tiohs and hypecriticili
appeals to God to aid them in their unholy
work!' We take the following description
of the Society from the St. Louis papers:
The first article gives tho name of the br
ganizaUon, the Isecond the list of officers,
and says,there shall', be /■•three consul*/
elected fiy thil Patrician Lodge, one of whom/
shmUvho Consol Goneral/ ous Pro-Consul/
ono Vies Pro-Consul, and one Assistant
Pro-Consul for each county- -Each Lodge
has one Centurion, (hree.Prcfects, ono Lie
; tor, as many Cureors, Maniplaris and Cus
todes *s the ledge -.may deem, necessary,
and one Catechist, and one. Interpreter
’elected' by the Lodge. The third article
provides that tho’ officer* shall hold their
offices for ono year. The fourth and fifth
articles prescribe the duties and qualifies--
tiona of officer*. The, sixth rolitea to the
powers of the Patrician,Lodge.
The seventh artlclegives the test of mem
bership—the candidate must be -18 years,
or upwards, a free, white citireu of Mis
souri, and must baliovi inn God. -
i A*ti<deiighth classifies themembere into
tero classes,.called Seniors- and Juniors -
ArUoles Ninth, Tenth; and Eleventh wen- r
late,the, report*, of inferior officers, Sc-
Ono aeotion. provides/ that ,tho Ciphers of
theorder shall bo two, oneof whichshall
contain the iist.of . membsrs, the other the,
reoords and oorreapondenco ofjtbe Lodge.
The Key to the Ciphers is not to becommu
niested to any person exceptingthe Coa
•nls, Pre-Consuls, Centurions, Catechist,
hpd Interpreter, bach of whom reoolve the
tame.undor a solemn obligation of eternal
jeewej- // Another section provides / for
burning all ..the i correspondence of the
ledg*,and all,/and *very .word, sign,
figure, letter, or ether thing whatsoever, m
•oon as toted on by tho Lodge ; transUting.
Into Ciphar: whatever ia proper to be pre
ferred.- Next ie the initUtion, ’
. hare co room for the ceremonies of
initiation. The candidate ii ttddthe ptn
«Ujr for thetiolation of hi* oath i> death,
Hi he awear* to inflict death upon' *ll
nthei* .who fail in their deTotion $o the
oni*r, • He. arrears, that;'he.will, adt’bid*-
t*CT*d by tat, farer, affection, to docany
*ct for tiu good of the order, nor to shield
eh’aila.ip y or;traitor
thereto from Juitrongcance, and that ho
.win-make the food ret the order,' ahd\ the
trlamph of forgihich it i*W
*»{*«%,• .*•/• *•** Wghert
H* further .evatis that he will hold erorr
other oath and-obligation, subordinate .to
thi*«n*, and that he.will obey. eeory ce«a
oand of hi* superiors in the order, and do
anj 'lhlng tttenarj' for; that purpoae.
kbld oSeef take the foliowibg'
•y OATH 01 OPPICfc
• r—T * ? o-tra, free will; and
tfiraftafatUß
wg^uWi&B2i^aSi23^l^i^
t&Jhr and-ftarlMriy.- fo <tk»ytatt? of -tS
JUmli* W« win open oil ttw PiUST OF JTWtCART kt
>••»■ mm* sm&, ,nZ ££?£?£
»“& T or.OT.aff«sontdaliiela . SEED STORF V
»nj tocar thfi.Tcngtanco of tho aw,
M** l w HOBtICCLTOBAI, DEPOT, '
“
,“»y •»' ncceuarr for ii»•*. onrrtKksrsEEDS-wtuwwuimf *„»,bmn*i
numtiia *M:Ji»d3t«t»T Hoi ISspithiSS®**. ''
poaeof Hw>d«ndh«art,-tliataaie fdithfaii» B«ti
penalty of dantit* l£
JSftJgj*****--
I SumiD^ofijraAfSifon
On A>*t#i W . tSfe inir, genttnuff .
good time, ign lniaciiHrtyuilUttj' otjpowiir |
wm •xpondedi-nipsclnlly' in
| manta. Tho firing commenced is tho night, j
i bsfh of csphon Anlsmall otms. The firing i
| Ifiu.licati'djiUnjJlyiiin and iuajiy |
[ ■opposed an engagement between oar troops |
i and those of the enemy whs going on., Tbs }
camps were illuminated by bofifires/'lt'is f
said the-powder was fornUhftd by*the-sol- |
diersat their own expense*;
- A vast concourse was present at tho. Presi- j
•hsl 1 * levee.- The - members of the Supreme,
Court, the foreign mimiters, including,Lord
iyoni and Mr. hfercisrs with their’ladies,
the officers of the'army-andnaryf'teaded
by Qen. McDowell, and -civilians in gj'eat
humbers.wero protest.
. The large increase, of army and navj offi
! cers gave the Presidents New Tear reception
; a . tnor * brilliant appearance than 'ever before
known.- .They were Emitted at eleven/.and
:civilians at r twelve; o’clock. . The 'throng at
each hour* was more than could bo/opcomino-',
dated without crowding. - The President was
in hit happiest mood.' The army l end- navy,
officers paid their respects to Secretaries Cam
eron andf Welles. CUUeni called,-In largo
bombers, upon, the several mombers of the
Cabinet.!!
• Qen. McClollan was confined to hie* home,
being quite ill: • - i ...
The Treasury Department is paying claims
in its owif /botes,‘"furnishing only, small
amounts of specie for chango. •
j 1 The Situation lit Kentucky. 1
I; There has Indeed been an advance of two or
three brigade* across Green Elver, in Ken-
I an4jGeni;Bqeli lias been down to the
j advance <nunps, looking Into the condition of
j things f bat we do hot y cs.see wnat was prom
ised by movements two weeks since, any.; pre
paration fo* an advance in force. uponv the
I Bowling Green rebels, to : drivothomout
I bh* State.. The LcaUviUe Journal reviews
.the field, andoonfejses at last 'that' it" form*
“a dismal picture.” It says: V
. Hvery wind that blow* from Southern Ken
tucky bears to our tars the,dreadful story of
outrages on thejjersoas and property of -as
true g sat of men as ever lived.. These peo*
pie are out off flrom all; intercourse with the
I world without. -‘Their ears'are continually
wiUl aaoounti of rebel victories
! whiflh nevar were won, while hot a 'tay of
comfort or hope is suffered to beam upon their
depressed souls when our arms are covered
with success. They are destitute iof the no
tual neccssaries-of lift. Salt is $l3 a barrel,
coffee 60 cents a pound; and. other thing* in
proportion. ; There l* ,real distress - among
these people of which we can have no con
oeptlon. How longahail w* iufier rebel des-
Sotum and violence, to have sway over' biir
rethren . The sight of their country's flag,
•o long a stranger to them, would be haUedbr
them with as much rapture as *:fountain',ln
the burning desert ifoold be : greeted by the
thirsty, way-worn * ' • ,
A Pw or rt* Oou7.—According to last ad
vieesi from England, Lord Belmerston had an
a ttack of th ego ut, and 'there was great excite
ment in London at reports of his death. The
latest .news,. however,' reports him able' to
transact business.:. . ~i'\
5 Om' would 'suppose all England bad- the
gout, the-way they go on. They growl- and
if their gonty toes' were terribly
'trodden on. 7 'V;
Osy. Scoli.—Gen. Scott,it is said, docs
hot" design .visiting ; at; present.
.Hishealth was benefited by bii/jea Voyages.
HU sudden return solely,to his
fears of a war with England* and net id anv<
diplomatic,mission.
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POBTfOLIOS li ugreat Merer. . They are tho beet i
i£££J„ o .m. l ,? tt T T OQ s« Bdrt atiUonofr o7J
g°°S SA«UtT thM. .In -Vur otlar imjfcKli. m ne ... I
xy 2TOTICE~Tb. co-partaenhlp heretofbre <er.
tiling bet Ignthi, tml&r thehame'end
»tyle°f SiiACKUCTX, UcLAIKi * CO., b*»: bSa
$7 linUtatioa ou the Slat da j of December/
1881. bookrof the Late firm wiU be eeUlad at
the eld atud, <tfo.t3 Wood street.
■ ; > WILLIAM SHACKLETt. '
i: JAMES McLAIS. i
ÜBOH JOSE 3.
JOHS AUDA?. > ;•••
T. T. MILER. ,
ifjO-PARTNEBSHIP NOTICE.—The
MctAIN * ADD AY, would
frILLIAM BHACKLKTT,
. JAMES.McLAN*. ' ' ’
"1 .< ‘ ' JOBKAUDAY- •
Pittcbttrjb, Jannaryl,lBC4.i
WE CHEERFOUT BECOMMEND
JJnjr&stS®3?BffJZ!£lE2i
•*• ofoar friend* tad tb* public mwtcUr. •
J)LatiOLU'fIOK oPPM'i’NUftaHIP:
sb.,Tf?~ g,T “ .*•» «bo poKwraWp
gliKl. br BnHuljaant,'on th»3Utd*j ofDocoST
jlitxs t^sffiitnS£iiSF' I “” , t wlu *" eoiUnmd by
WoJ^i?. t, S5 B v£S’ “.'A* 0111 ittnJ. No: «
T l f» oUiohidMioth.
tato bm w* to bo p»ld,«ad than duo bom iu..».
AUdmipd. ■•■... JAKI3 LOUGHBISjY
JMUM7 I,lml WILLIAM M.MAXWXLL.
toawr friend* tad coitomera of tbefirmr '
iffiU*” ; ■■ ■ maxwell.
f|VU6& .J. H U }•» TiSK, having dissolved
waxwcllon wltbjicob ffilw. jy , »»n#
opewd •Ogmalaitaa sad gtcnge Warefaeo** on thf
2°»« of. ©*l«e«» Way «ad Baitf. «mtTfo? S 2
oiSSTSiJSE!? £!? udb and wSmcaxito-
■ AdraaoM ttsde «n ooueJrnaenu.-Ordin
.promptly flUad.' (deSrflw) THol. J. hpmtbb
rjinoa 3. hunter,
AND DEALSttIN CBDDE OILS,
Ooraw Hind street «ad pi
r^tS^LU'i'iOM.—Tlie co-partnersl.
i-/of DILWOBTH * BID WILL explntf by Itot
Uttoi OQ the.lst In«t. The Puirder buxltm* «Ui h»
.*g*iw*A.;.by,p. W. BIDWELL. liKeTrJnnS
vfU wttle the firing %x' (beir offlc*.
coraef.Water ctnet aadChony filer.:;,
- : - JOSEPH :I>R WORTH. -
-i!- • :V • w. U. BIDWILL.
_ PitCTDOTtb, JaanMy g. 18g2.~
.h' JLUt* * su AS D ULASSI<S.£E
|XI4 SCapOJU~WIf. P. ALCOTT,' Boeton*.
will-open a Schooi at 46 Federal ftrwM ,AUegbea*7
os MUSCAT, Jan. <*.lBo2* TeraJwTu
•'SS*sj, , asfti<w ! *^ ,r ' *'&*&*■**»•
' I nft/K??' 1 ' .OF
DISCIPLES tsMUaUtedlv at APOLLd H> LL.
lourth at.-rat, betwum Harkat and Wood. Pmoh*
lD * OAT.tt lWd o'clock tn nSdT
P ; ,“v WKDSBSDAI. SVJtSLso. UwmTJ
T 1“ public at* rwpactftnlj lnrllad ufit.
*♦oo. ;. ,
U'WcSK wall.
‘ nAhS AKl>TH ** T4B >•*
• ®tt#rit tflfitunletliiSTOCK AND
jriX^S.fa °, r MY iIVUBY aTABtS, in Tem.'
ptrancvrlUe; «!*>, lit* Subla.for rent, an noderit*
terau. [ _J»3.-gy<l DAVID BOBlNtioff-
QTKAY-EU— <Jame: to the premisos 01
■ iP**®b«crlb*r, la Uoloo'towiUhlp, dmttfa# Lit.
u# B*w-Mni _Eaa_ Bailrgad, about thru#; nonifaa
atace, astray BULL; is thiu# jraaaold tod it black.
Tb«omi»raqtwstad t* coma ionrard. nror*pr™.
h * »
Jafcard. . I ;,. , FBAKCI3 M. LErrui
LA^OJLORui—Any person h*r
Jr JBWSIHNQi&tsE to tost on
tfc. riKai OF APRIL N'£XT—say lire or tix rooms
ihI t ß»un«wminutes* vstt Irom
iJn .AODmoiii'oiuHA 'Ai.fetiATiV
DrWr rotl,«>r.™-
Jqo.tSi.'ciodoMiririoiApplss, ' •' !
: wS.:MS^p^: gtUdrena ”’
rttsaeksfrasbFlkt Hominy. ='T ;
Alioiastota and To* sail, ’ > ’ V?
fiobush.CornUaal, . ; • ,1.; .. .' -s
2tomßackwb«ttttotir,V .r.
6 troah. Pecan Mitts, r *
■ ; WbbU.CraabwrW*.: ‘■'
I** ''y ■'.V-V -X.‘g. TOIQIV tl: 00,, .
M*?™ received!' a
Spfctf 4lldc*lM«t,r la.. balr..
IS SS^#* 4 ** 11 * ££U*V.Ui* r»milT Gro>
WAoa.pf- ( JOHN A, RENaHAW ' ’
P-J** ri| || - '. lillwty fcndHtcd «tre/fci> ?
U mN 4>,sUdAits:-42 bbis.atu.'iri'i
tiJUCnuhed.Ct^aliisJ
mu r«UuWSujij*, tor«il» wbotailemliit ritulbi'
i ■ ' - A.,EI*-3JU,W,
Tti« Ttdicsi car* for
soitiix bT
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s^^^nssssaSS
ntlx bottlw u a gjpt. • {p act, w» tUtrfi!
’* w * : of'Bhwttuttliid t fra
ftlw.” „. .
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htHPili ' r<wltll,> « nit>| P«M«atfyoTOtte. •>
; XltflcksXngjliii and.AianW—p , •, .‘ l < ‘
j»?j iu2fz>j(xsctii£r sxtbaera* ■• ■
lOILW-WAIBUsJ'; ■
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'. ija flmfig ia MtHkfnM.
m—ta.
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. vgs rat xaqxoiu Bittr:
nraden tbo •kia nftui
ftwli,lmparlingloll* marfcl*purhj. w
T *“». b 7ni I , UON JonNslo.v. Bnirairt, ■
A»4 DMlatto cbota, »tai|l, iftgSi .
«d WbbleMlo^MJfia^fttAUKl-
SSP^s
toS
TOW do iamomjr Mt* Slad.'
n.SIS... < “w*Se? riOTK<>l Umtag, ~ -,
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-dot-cad i I Wo. lt&ifanh WhMTto. fhlL’. : ■
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*mw *=*r Wi Had*. S&Bbty&lgfyv-’
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■ #,
r SILKS, *
' -rr
ATonDTitlOSa
& &■£&■ 'UiMU&HTi
■ ;• ••—-.CLOAKS,.... ....... 1
SHAWLS,'
V; ' ■ ■’■■ W AT-'-
BAIUCER'jS. 59 Market Btreat-
■ ■■■ DKESS GOODS,
: u ; >,.K
BARITEB’a.SfI Market fltraaL
OLD WtIOEJ
CALICOES,
' - iHC AII.KIHD3 Or-DET OOODS,
”v : '■: ', .t;s' ?~'X j> , A ? ■’■'■ "■ : i'V'
_- BABKKBIB. S 9 Market Street:
Tfto&l'lWukMjkdfs aSTEs
iHoomaiDTo ■ ■■■
■ waottutjt Bvrgea
• ■ - or i
DBY GOjODS, ,
•••; } - V'*;*7 f h*'
BARKER A CO’S, 69; Jf arkot Stmt
.;•■• : '■ WBfciTO sa' -, l ..lv
IMMEHSE STOCK, Atf» CUT GOODS-■ '
TO ; SUtT THE TBa.bE' '
1 — : —
-No v -7S- MA^EST^ißsst^PiTTSuraaa,
FDSNISHIKO GOODS
mp9ctfUl7 Ja?it*d tonßudosra*
Ids onritock, u wo bib ditmioetl to don out our
C0J13113310N MEBCHAKT
stock . .
i CHEAP FOB CASH.
ipL&uiiE rsm:
cash buyers,
t^SSZito UUBt m “”•*
Clow out oar Stock of Fuuy‘
D RES SCO O DR
Shawls, Cloaks;
iveedee Work, &c.,
At a Great Eednction ia fcico.' "
LAWNS, BERAGES, DUCALS& ABES
C. HANSON LOVE;
NO. 7A MARKET- STREET V
uhhants rjuarcfl mßikosr'
- KEMSASXiMOtig D? iiwis,
BOCtAHTS COSUBG3. ..
IMBKOIBEBm,
IBAWU ÜBCEP. -
. OHXi>. . .
■ szsts- «uwts.
iIL WOOLDZ tAIKM ffWIl B \. „ ,
Wool. PS t*n» ZoMB
trozjTH »i 4,00.
T O TA X£ ST O CX,
No. 77 Market Street'
>i -/. ■ > 1 4 ■
-If!!'* tal~fOMa»».air,rtg<* MM low U DCMibl*
p«Thra» to taking our annual latontoiy on fobTlat,
w« wuroostl&Bt to mpal* oar cojtoam-ulth tfc*
■' vrooixß o«D9»: .-'
uioijfanslato, tit oil! nonV to!4at iwocSC
tricon.. QaraaaonaaDtaf i ■ , , ,T *T*7
i JMsaqratißna ah» eace oocwte ■ ; J "
l?£\ik'2&* s * dasde*scaurs,'- . / i J
m VlffiO pw-dottn, *och u*« faftTtcbpvo MlUoff: «Vs
•ootfmt W*,; Me;aodfl,Ctfper dman.- V*.^
eoo»aurt nctfjrteffaab Unpori&titaiof > •:•*•
.i- BALTfOBAL SKIiTS,*
«^£^rw£!£K , Sdi rt,ic ‘ i *• c r* ai
i I3^YOK£a.PANTA I .K?M, te
ron card phoiootiai s <\.. '
lOte.JnttrwlradV
3» M :■; baton,baOpit*co„ nnahrt, -
JSHS
AS Cbkrt*, ‘ *-‘.-ty.l
i : : ;
i «t r ‘ * *atos, luaitnt* co!,u tuai «**;-
TO TAKE aroox.
CHAEIEfI OtPHUa,
U bow dotlaf ost Uf «xtoaciT« itook of
£VABOID£BIZsi TBUUOHfIS
QSSAXZT SEDUCED PBIQEg.
GREAT. INDUCEMENTS '
'Whbodt Reoard to Co**, i
,5 V 4 .
CUBA P.
SEW STIIK FBiMES
r M^S*-^o- l @l«frtnShip hereto
, i||iiraramr«?«s
a»wn{, nwiSaltCTi;«imW i ian,lwsLTl»#
JrailMHtfjUWkt* Qrta vIU l* tottkd by JOHS a;
« jw ,’,T eontlmie* tb» btwtat* ittiti old
So. 7U \\ utw air^ti
>2 iV.i ; -1
CHAS. GIPNER’S,
HO. 7A KABXST BTSEEX,
it «v a ; 3;,
iVrt»
Bftrlac T«y r*c«tlf rotaned from tho<
*“W to totona nj quUnum and tho pain
*** pmmOjibUlm BOfrfnpand to oflw than tba
> Handsomest and Cheapest
■l I {J. ' ■■■'•'■•.j-.-V - :, -‘
Stock of Goods
IN TJHE CITY-.
EIBBOIDEBEEB.,
Embroidered gmidinirchiftftj ■
rfiOK na cents to *5,00;
Embroidered Collar*,
. • > - tbom. iaj{ acme to «#».
Embroidered Bets,
FROM 60 CESTe TO *lO,OO.
Embroidered Xonrning Handkerc’ft.
Embroidered Bdgmgi and Imm-ting.
EmbroideredXuilinßand*. •
Embroidered Skirt*.. „
Infant*’ Emb’d Cap* and Waist*.
Infant*' Embroidered Bobe*. : ,
''iVltJji'l
, I roOMJBJT GOODS.
WOOLEH BOOBS,
HtTßtia ASD SONTAG 3,
■ woouur ficA&rs,'
’WOOI.BQSUESTSS,
f CHILPKCTS > HUFFAIESa,
X .. j,;" ' ■•;= Qinsssus ashlets,
WOOL IS COLOBS. .
Gloves and Gauntlets.
ta> gsons,
■aiiXQLors&
LADIES' WQOLE& 0107X8,
bilk tuvsntxg, ■■■
/? I JU&af-LJBpD G4DSTLBTQ L ,
'• -i ?°DI*S<UVKTtBTi.
qo Bis#r. ,
Black tt'oolt* tfoie,
fUett* H'hUt Cotton Host, :'":
riactd throb Votton Bote, -
rutctd Black Cotton Bose.
Silk and J&erino Hosiery.
Dress Trimmings.
tax imamnn,-
inoi'mrtf'Mwoiß,'
OOTFOBB lie*,,
-"'T. ■; ■ « 4
sn.k bWtohs,
TUTSI BOTTOM,
■ r - * srm«trrcoai.
Wmt<M COMET* JOB era., ..
‘mbuMticASm, ‘ i ?:v
.1 cvr -uofwsi^B^oiP.
K 0« SXXBTS,
V;1 •»-'.■’•'••' mo?/ iu ■ .’iiv/.lj O
- •— ,BAZJCOBA& BKX&T9, > t i
'■i % *W*:.***Vs ©S’.> £§■''£•*
: GENTS’: FDMSHMGOOBF. . -
SHIMS, COItABS, Rl'cs,rtfeS» 2"
IttlUHO SfllßW ;
>J; iti J . Ofe>TllB,'HOfl!KßT f ,;'' J
* ■- * BAabiiHcmrirv
FANCT BOXEB.BFBLIH WIBI POBTMOH
- • BAIKS, LIATaXK OASAAtLFATiieB , {
Baskets, iwitiM.it.. books,
. .VSHBM.COHMi>O..
. - or All art mjjwUUUjr Inti tad j’to call and
b» oar «todr MU« ptactobf «lirabM% •> ««1119
VftotoU r
- * *
CBABJtBS iGIPHBB,
1 i < 7B : tiiutsn’£irant. ’^
SAHUSL DIZ.WQBTS.
- Vm.!,, ~ WAX a. CACQHXT.
PmrtmitU, E»e. SI; 18ai.«*faa:imd
iVro|ripE._l'i,a ;«»-MimifakißWet£
yho^nt-datfitellta 4 Vnr&Sj+rZt .
toiJtotoli'ai: llio old •land; v
.V ■
T^n^i^? l^ENT ANDMANAOEB3 >' >■
?oi t r pen day ttaclarod a dlTldoDdof •
PIiTTSBUfiGH. ALLEGffRKY A MIV ■
SOUCk,—Xlu • itdfbhflldftT* gf {h ft ehanlV)* •' •
J**/dtoeUan;for Siva. ■
itoanußa ;tame» to .aerro. far ono jmr {tm' * ?
MouUfr tbaSQthdur 0 f January,loB2, wifi. babald *
L
‘ to, itot «t th» ttraal slaoto , V
**“ J "*'** T >;
. • &y*»dfr«f.ti»EuctiUr« Committee. ■ ; ' ' "
■ f •«»»•-- • CIIAMBEBBI Chairman. ■ .*
, JnsogJS. Boßivdow, SwcraurTi ' i ’MMtd , V
’- Of/icafmaiiuaog aso aTiu*Enyri4.y &, •: ■■■4-
• fIIHE ANNUAL - ~
>W» Ooai«nyirtH bt hMa>L ‘
auNBATf Janu*ry.l3Lh» at. ih» Office. Zto.iltft
l V®«h «t»et, totwoaa tha hroto of 10 o’clock an. -
•f** m., at.which tlmi and'pldcaan ‘'&£•*/
U oa » torftoaidtmt and Director*; wilib* ■*
•rrafor tin tnsuisg year.* '* . 1 •••"* • >■
■ „. . UDSInfE, VOSBONKHOBST, !:-
, Orncx CUAJilltlU VaUKT IUItOQOD Co.\ '* ‘
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE -
of <W* Oonimny- triU U hlld <u
taUMßAT,lM | ‘ l rrl3lli , , > »tt£rlM ToortUitnit
feotWOOft UlO hours of a sod i o'clock, p. El., « whioO ;
fMX .«W»*EY F. VON BONNHOBST, * - >
■'•■ - toategrJ ,
fi^V— Tftky f,
J t^*; WOTUiQa*«fth* Ac , irf ilwniT)Ti 1 I
•WrsreiliUjr liteVtotltka luUUtwTw •
■- .••CTUia BurialGnmnd in £}«■».<»
Jict mt QoaittoiyOonndl* o£- the atVain •
'iFP *£*& with tkV'fioMf ;
raaoTaloXtbnbodfraof dead parma* bartedln Ua
... jfrw»‘*»rdaitttaiad.On tlte fffft..• s
> far ti» W>-lntar>n Tl .t of th« —»»>• »»i •
ihtMotlnt Union Oeoieury, in accordance irtUlte ’
- oj *ald4cl. OSOBOR LEWIS, -
ftwpetty. -
VmCMQX THE CoarauLl.gß of f
f M?££
cr •oppu* 0f «F -2
fi*r the art cl ’AJlqgheny-Ouuiitj^irUitw *•*
jttfaUoflioc. «oJ^ 7 •: * *
bav« U«a <tarel*bcd written order or tfa* Omfttr ' '
Sffi&SSSlEiJf' au!armu ?. «*•“*«“£? '
_M£tICK 10 MAYOlii, AIBERMSIf AND JUS.
nois or tbipeaob.—r«m au« d»t« imu ««•
COIIOI7 bocoroMiliiia for i,. A
tmteo' Cmu, & uU-oi hum,' in each com& rill Mi*. A •
fIV Tuii UXI2EN 3 OFTTi'TSEUiJGH: '
laonopnce mj#etftojbort, * candidate at the
, SS2£JSi‘5 ■
mj naUre cit/i enUtte uetoybaraßiadenea
hope fur yunr e»iffnteeg. - '••! ■
ijiogfclfttf <• WILLIAM UTtES:
myft'DKllfll will &e-a candidktATiAft c
tb® MAYOBALTT of i
- <
JPOKSdIEyMI't) TO JLET. *■ •
tj'Oß BEST, AT WOOSTSE, OHIO— '
X Itw STvKE A2fD WAttEfIOUSK tto« occn.
H* y*.'*'K«V4{Co.» situated on Uie~ FdMi*- '
borf-itajitU ialhefitets/ Foii I
90*siAQ'giT»0 February Ist, 18C2. •: Addreu V |
Jafcftwii - Kp. HALL, at AkroTVQfaitf. ' ■ <
. TOOR RjSN^—F«nr ; *Atirili : x
A iw Uiree stotf; brick DWELIIKu abySS?^
»ith.moderaimiirof«oj«UiJib*.l£o ladTfiSfourth'
•uveL: inquire or \*V-— : .'. \V; W. YOCSO;” ”
y jUfcHfd- -r Diamond illwr aU A- Wrwi rt
Hpust; anu jLwjsoa sAids—&m- «
UM UtAtiUg 1 at ‘Menelfeld; ton* £
llujv lot m. drijataa-iSaiaV*
Md «xtending.hafik;auiftet t fr**\
*W’ on which are erected tlorr dwelling, frhr,•.' '\
In good *tjle, with doable porticoe-a itu-ge-t
lhUt,:cljofc*,*el«cUoa*, vegetable garden;wnr-V
«uul on eusj lertaa., Atplr to
j«3 . v- ? :B: affianfe'ctf /;
CHJKtiALtfci—A three storyiJriokJUweU-^
—*K«at«| in, the,Beom<l.Wutl«f
Footth street, between
street and Cherry alley, with‘all the
logs connected therewith; • >•'
* t* 3 ** Qroandin the"6lxth:WM>d
dty, haring a front ottweatj-lbar foctomfranSS?";
street, and extending bock one hundred and.twea&* c *T
fret to Decatur street. ; gold lot ifre adkstaiMt£l A
W elde sf the Sixth Prwbyrarlan CburdEu - • '
' ' l _ "_ W> °- -
I "oMtlatf •» -■ >- ifp; 112 Diamdnd C «treet. * 4
l fciAlJb.-r-A.-iTdkT culhliirHliniiaftttfl.■/
«£ emtettUe - residence, in J
itrtheiThlrd «rtr Aifcwheny;x«rSSeSl-.
«**7 payments;- end eery tow. 3 .Ljqulivcf•T7! £]■
• * • *•* -■■■- •■ B.schqtsb, -In# **,l
Attorney at Leer. 138 Yonrthit.'.>
CWiUiJi. hUK BALii—
XJ Hwp Pawn, la ontor, m>w<lrtTlx(tkn*'-V
tawTnugla tm tSlco. Will U «Gld cS«Dftr
*s«all«tr;g *-f 042MIJS <WMes?_:■ .
jajMu -yiftbugeot, »bote
W\aJTT&
WANTED—-Tea 'A’lsousand Dollan i
* 04H41-idsiM, pi^STiii
sulanlM, Applj««ato ... ■ i “
‘ .-•»•«*,•
I : ; - .Vn.t WMillim: •
‘ XWUii&U—BQXHIa and &lm»yftgtff'to' ■ 1
I F «mcoatofsB*.Woniaipwroddtjsnwcnr',.
fc In nuai magtng frtua .”
AwEm**
> B, ; fc
end 80,000, on '
teuM* twu- '■
MEJtCaa w TT T«U£OJRf«
GOODS! JiKW GOOJH3i;.. ; ;
■ morass i
FALL *2fl> WXSUUM
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LATEST amss I
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All mw itjrlct, jnsl roctivtffbj .
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dMcrfpttoftof Job Pristine «x%*
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