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SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. I, 162.
-Tax WALICIKLY- GALzrrre for this week is
7.ustma; ottid Contains highlylmpoittant mat
' Drr—The Milton before Slavery . ; the
,Run?-
:- .. - - eitlidltion;—full and • interesting cc-
Count - up .to. Sunday last;'More - Develop
- runts of Treason; The Late Bsttle is Ren
- • hick*: The Defenses at golumbus,
• with a
plan of the Rebel Fortifications; Savannah
in Danger; Lesson from History ; The
Tiehßdted Song; Rebel Mail Communica
i Lions ; floPefill:Signa it Washington ; Let
ters: from Port Royal and Harrisburg;
Religious: Intelligence •; -Congressional
Continental Report, etc., etc Forltile at
; - our counter, at five:cents per single copy.
• Mr. Conrail! Position.
We have now before us - Ma. COWAN'S
speech in full, use published in the Con
, -gressional Globi. As Mr. Cowan has
. grieved his thousand!' of political friends
. .
in Pennsylvania, who •ao
_generously and
confidingly - gaveltim their support for , his
high position only one year - ago, by: his
course.on this question, we will endeavor
to present his argument in as few words as
we can, our narrow space not permitting
his to present his:speech entire.
Mr: Cowart divides the country, on the
first of March last, when that traitorous
letter - was written, in four
_parties, es
follows: - •
1. The secessionists, who had gone away
arid established! " new Government, called
the Confederate States."
' 2. There was a second party, who denied
the rightrof these secessionists to go off,
bat denied the right under the constitution,
to coerce them back again. At the head of
• this party was Mr. Buchanan .,
IL:There was another party who, denying
the right of secession, and admitting the
right of. coercion, yet thought it impolitic
to use force to restore the Union, but con-.
'lidera it best to "trust to compromise and
.
001100149 n to'restere the States composing
It back to the Union."
4. There was a fourth perty, .to which
Mr. Cowan said be had the hhnorto belong,
which wu about to assume the reigns 'of
-- givernment,,to endeavor if possible to reel
one the country frem its difficulties, coerce
rebellion and punish treason. '
Mr. Cowan places Mr. Batoirr in the third
, • olass, opposed to secession, opposed•to Bu=
. olutnan's theory, but opposed to - coercion,
• - as only tending to widen the breach. :With
.20M0 further Uplanatory remarks, Mr.
COWAN presents his arguments an follow!:
this .
All becomes important to enable ne to ander
, stand what idea iris in the breast of Mr.- Dththt, on
the led of March, lithl, in regard to the condition 'of
the - Union. Did he believe that that rebellion had
- been sicemobal, that it was consummate by the firma
tton of this catbdarate government; that it wax a
,- government defndo, with a werdent, with cebinet,
• oongnme, and with all the fanctionatiee which
ordinarily mark and distinguish governments of that
kind; end did he believe that that would be sap&
. aced in ? Was that his opinion? Wm it his opinion
that - it wee better for the Government of the United
States to acquires inn at that time, and to trust to
the hours to reconcile the differences; or did he be
lieve that the United States Government would not
imparts la It, but would meet it with wart That
le the emotion. I ouly speak for myvelf; end I may
may he that I bare no wi th to Whence the decision
of any Senator in this Chamber—no desire on my part
to more them either to the right or the left a hair's
breadth. I act for Myself wording to the dictate
of my own conscience and my beet Judgment, and I
desire all other men to do so. But; sir, I oak again,
' what did Mr. Blight believe at this moment? Con
- eiderlug theposition of the man, his lilacs, his ante.
oedema, his former connections which have been al
luded to as evidences of guilt, I ley I think the fair
and charitable construction is, that he mppo sad this
rebellion was consummate by the formation of that
emnumment ; that the thing had gone so Or that it
mid not, or would not now, be attempted ,to be w
rested by the Swop of the ignited States Government,
and that there would be no war.
Mr. COWAN then.asks—"lf that was so,
was he (Mr. Batoar)justified in ceinmuni
- citing with the Chief of that Government ?''
This question is answered as follows—"I
•' think that. is a fair: presumption; because,
. if there was no war, and if there was to be
no war, then thii communication was hum
' '. cent enough."
. ITo our mind, this whole argument is in
: conclusive. It is a strained apology for
rank treason. Whatever Mr. Barony may
have thought, in the charitable estimation
of Mr. Cowan yet when we Pais in review
the circumstances of the case, weban
--`rite at no otber conclusion thin - that there
r. was to be war-in feet tear had: already
conutieneed, for acted war had already
. , - :}:been, committed against. the Goverement,
and Mr.. - itatour being the intimate friend
-. •
-and political associate of the rebel chiefs,
- • kneW that they meant war, unless all tbeir
' demands were complied with; and•be is a
man of too much discernment to_ suppose
for one moment that - the Government and
1 people of this country could submitto their
rebellious demand for the violent disruit
titin of the : Union. : 'Mr. Baran? knew that.
: • the Voiernment - thafwits to take the reins
of power in four days after he wrote that
; .letter;lntended to maintain the Union
"Mot, because it was proclaimed all ever the
,
- • country, and in the Senate of which he was
antra:
ntra:an -And moreover, he, as a Sens
, tor " the' tfnited States, knew that Jeff.
Davis had committed creation, that he was
"-; engaged in traitorous acts, and that be , wee
i busily prepar4ig-for War in defense of his
. • .treason. Mr. antoirr had sat and listened
-t , itresionable language and threats _tram
,;day to day, by_Davis and o th ertraitors,
.
• --mid .he had seen them leave the Senate
with threats and anathemas on their iips,
and With all this :before himcwhenliliti .
Teri dovernment was tottering„ when the
• President elect bad been conipelltitito make
his way to Washington in Illegible. ta pre:
vent assassination, when Washington was
full of traitors sad spice, and:Wievett to
• be in' :imminent danger Irina 'assatdt, this
this Senator, pens — the following
.? L'
Warsaurrox, March 1 , 11161.
~. •7Er. Dus gm: - Allow me to bandue• to your
solualutanco usy trientrrhomar B. Lincoln. of Tatra'
Ho visits your capital manly to - dlipme or what I.
rogurelt•post improvement in 'minas. 1. ream
- mond him to year larauleto ectudderstion gentle..
laannset.et_erythir°l3"mtnan.P.ctay ' '7 .lE an StE I re rlaitE " T eri .
aurasornsiray airmsox Davit; -
s .
" 4 1 0 . 10 . ,100
Further .'oomment. is unnecessary. 'lf
.; Mr. Dittuar is kept in his place, the loyal ,
feeling of .the people will be grossly out=
riged,', 'No doubt Mr. Cowan is honest in
views,'brd he is far frotn apprehending
'the esigencts of the situation, - er of.bom-.
Puelittadir.ig what is due to the pwiple- and
'tbebotintry In a care '9f -thin kind.
•.. • •
•
The-• Pittsburgh Post.istiii Traitor
• The Port, in reply to our statement that
thrown big
. au*uencein r favor o f
proteins in the most vehe
- • -ment , inatinnr;:tkit this is_nute cue.
.WI t ;< 1! iA oar foemer article ;. the reasons
•••;;,'on ,*hoc our assertion vita„founded,: to,
r s .slit That it Charged? hO Apposition . ;, 10;
eiejind it lablistnit timi speeches of we
.: -ad fienstors in his favor, and stated that:
;MMMIE=
they had tin stfperior to their prejudices,
or- surniontited'ihem. The sante 7 idite.is
reiterated in the following extract from the
very article in Which the PoO,filakes its
disclaimer: , _ - -
'There are men in the Senate who, like I
the Gazete are so blinded by Abolition pre
judices, thati we de not think them capable
of doing justice: topolitical opponent, and'{
especially to one like Bright,, who hie,, in
time past, given in much "sympathy for
Sorithern politicians and institutions. The
Genitor froM Indiana is now - on • trial not
only for, the crime with which he is Charg
ed, but also for every . offence he has com
mitted against the extreme abolitionist's dur-,
ing a Senatorial period of sixteen yeast."
Now we leave the public to judge between
us. That paper has not published a speech
or an argument that we htive seen - against
Berm; but hastened to give with commen
dation the speech , of Mr. COWAN, and other
Republican Senators in his favor, and
praise's them for surmounting their pre
judices, while Republican Senators oppos
ed to BRIGHT are charged with being blind
ed-by abolition prejudice, and with try
ing -him for every offense he has commit
against Abolition, etc.
If-this is not throwing the influence of
the Pon in favor of the traitor, then we
should like to know what it monks. It Is
very convenient for the Post to deny that
it means nothing in favor of Baton; but
it is impossible for the readers of that pa
per to come to any other conclusion than
that it is giving all the aid and comfort
that it dare to this Democratic Senator,
whose treason a
is too evident to admit of
doubt in any, candid and loyal mind. If
BRIGHT did not belong to the Democratic
ranke—if he belonged to the Republican
party, where, thank God, no treason has ever
been found—we should have the Post daily
ringing with the charges on his treason,
and denouncing the party to which he be
longed for countenancing him. Now, if a
Republican Senator opposes him, it is from
political prejudice; if ho sustains him, he
soared above party ties I Now, does-the
Part support the traitor BaIGHT, or not?
Some time ago we reported, with .natural
surprise, the fact that the splendid body of
men known as "Berdan's Sharpshooters,"
bad been kept Without rifles for months,
after being brought to Washington and sent
into amp there, professedly and ostensibly
for the very purpose of rifle practice. It
seems that this state of things has contin
ued up to the present time—at least till
within a day or two. But it is well that so
disgraceful' a fact should cease to be a re
proach, lath as it is. The' National Repub
lican, of. Washington, glass us the follow
ing, Which we trust is like a specimen
brick—so that, when we meet with similar
action- again, we may say, as we do now,
most cordially: This is prompt and Stan
ton-tike) "Gol. Berdan," says the Repub
lican, "recommenced, yesterday, an earn
est 'effort to have his regiment and himself
righted. Gen. McClellan gave the matter
his - serious attention, and-laid the case be
fore Mr. Stanton, who immediately ordered
one thousand. Sharp's and another thousand
of Coles rifles—the Sharp's rifles to be here
in fifteen days, and the others to be forth
coming to-day, as they only await the or
der of the Colonel."
British papers keep up a terrible howl
about the vandalism of the stone blockade,
although It is smatter which can be reme
died in time of peace by the ports which
strer-by it, and the expense it will innict
is only a just punishment upon a rebellious
community. ' Let ()rest Britain look at her
own history. The New York Forld aptly
says: • '
It; in the conduct of Alia war, the Uni
ted States Government should order the
levee of, the Mississippi to be broken down
so as to swamp . New Orleans, it would
doubtless be the occasion of a storm of in
dignation against us on the , part of the
English press, and very juitly, for what
ever excuse there may be for stone block
ades, there iinone for the wholesale drown
ing or poisoning of women and children.
Essentially .Wicked as - a war measure as
thii would be, it still has been done by the
English on one notable occasion.
In the year 1801, to force the French
trim their last stronghold - in - Alexandria,
in Egypt, the English troops cut the dyke
which separated the Mediterranean. from
the fresh water lake Mareotis, which has
supplied that city with water from time
immemorial. Not only the French, but the
inhabitants were driven from Alexandria,
and to this day - the water in the cisterns is
brackish by reason of this piece of British
,vandalisth.
SIZILLING: 78,031 PRISONER.B.—AII , re
straints which keep men from planiing
into the lowest depths of meanness and
depravity, seems to have been throlen off
by the rebels. It is now well established
that the supplies of clothing, &c., sent ftom
Fortress Monroe by Gen. Woot,'for the use
of our imprisoned soldiers at Richmond,
never.reeehed them. Our returned prison
ers all testify to this fact. ' The New York
Times furthermore says, that our prisimera .
in Charleston jail never received the money
sent:therp by their friends. This is the
testimony of returned prisonersfrom there
We hope , the Government will hasten- to
exchange these . poor . fellows, and got them
out of the clotches of these. thieves. •They
bye by stealing the laber_ of their negtoesi
and the habit has . grown so strong Upn
themi that they stop at nothing to gratify
. 0 3 pmpenaity. — . n
Slavery Responsible for_, Rebe)lion.
.
The New York Chtrontexcial Advertiser,
,
one of the most conservative sheets pub
.
liehed inliew York, but. thoroughly 2leyal,
has the following candid admission with
regard to, he canto) ot the great rebellion:
"If there le any fact -More ObTions than
another, in ' Connection with the pres
ent revolt, it h that its fens: et origo was
slaverytti institution - which long since
attempted to choke 'down tree discussion
at the North itt.Well as at. the South; 'which
has teen rerolutiorittry precisely in proxer
lion to the'per cordage of black bondsmento
free white men in' the ' several :Southern,
States. - Wherever leas:than. ten per 'cont.
of the population is enehtod,:the district
is loyal .at heart.;. , wherever ~more than
twenty-five per cent. the ruling-dement. is ,
in close sympathy with rebellion, if not. in.
open insurrection— We need „not go far;-
ther into particulars. The "idea 7 ., of ealyery
is as truly for this war: s that
of freedom.was forthe revolution oft 1770-,
People hitherto the mot conservative 'ad-,
mit this, or if they (16' no not Openly avoW -
their convictions, .they feel it in their
Under these cirmmtstances it le not slaw
prh . sing th - at, a large portion of our. claims
—men who are alike patriotic and generona
in their ittatinchotild "desire. the gen.'
ersi 'govittnnent to la*:this'aio,te the,
ofthat *titiatitin, • )11 unit aaThaddeue
5ta4 411 4.0 r_atkuNfiviml3l ) 19K-sx Am ILI Ivan
noThf IhifrropressiblO'conflict' sithoilkany
more than IHokinion, of thisttato, or But..
BRiESI
Berdan , s Sharpshooters.
The Stone Blockade
INOIE=MIr=
ler, oflitunuichnietts. Thity ItilleenAltat
' bF proclaiming eniancipatiim tifthe slaves,
rebellion can - be pierced 'between the joints
and. the harness; th at it will virtually end
st war irrhich has been prolonged for months
boyiincl whit it should have taken, had-the ,t
loyal North been in hearty earnest; that t
it will - not be leaving any - root of evil in
the ground with the possibility of its again
acquiring--new -vitality. These men-have
no &erre to precipitate a San Domingo
massacre ofmasters by their slaves; but
the* Weald call .upon the latter to desert,
and would arm them as soldiers whenever
they sought our lines.'
We hope coon to have the able support of
the Commercial for the policy of so crip
pling the monster inatitittion--now that it
has placed itself at the mercy of the knife
of excision, and has wantonly removed it
self-from all the protection that the COllStl
wawa and the laws threw around it—that
it may be able never to trouble our coun
try - again. Let it die! It deserves no
sympathy from any human being. It will
receive none front; any manly and honest
heart. Let i(PP.ll.lBkil
A CONIT.IIPTIIII6'POLITICAL Taim—A dis
patch to the New York Evening rod soya:
It number of the democratic member& of
Congress will oppose the taxation trills which
are to bereported to . Congress, - toping thereby
to win. popularity with the people. They ap
parently have no desire to prevent the passage
of the bills in question, but on the other hand
desire the people to understand that a Repub
lican administration is forced thus to tax the
people, while they vote against it.
SPECIAL .VOTICES.
jOrTo Horse Owners.—Hr. Sweet's
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR 1108.91C8 to tutri.
Tailed by L any; in all cimee of Lameness, arising from
gpmina, Bruises, or. Wrenching, its effect in magical
and certain. Harness or Saddle Galls, Scratches,
Naar, it will also mu* speedily. Stavin and
Itingbone may be easily prenanted and cord in their
Incipient stages, bat confirmed cases aro beyond the
pow:Minty of a radical cum. No roe of the , kin,;,
however, 111 So deerWrare or hopeless but it maybe al
leviated by thin Liniment, and its thithfal applica
tion will always remove the lameness and enable the
hone to travel with comparative ease.
Rem,' home ownerahould have this remedy at hand,
for in timely me at the first appearance of land..
will effects:WV prevent these formidable dhows men.
tioned, to which all home an liable, and which ren-
der so many otherwise valuable homely nearly worth.
.E:SELLXILS & CO, Agents, corner of Wood
and Second wipes, Ilttaburgh. ap27:lpl6wr
Or'llood Food.—Attention it call
ed to the meat remarkable and scientific preparation,
advertised In another column. It is an entirely now
discovery, and most not be confounded with any of
the numerous patent medicines of the day. It Is a
certain remedy for all the diseases specified, and es
pecWly those of a chionis nature—of long standing
of weeks, months and years. Sufferers, try it.
Nauss. Outoicn'lL DITPOST. of NOR Tort, are the
sole agents for it, and also proprietor, of the world.
renowned Os. EATOX ' IIIXEI.2II2. Ooantat, an srti.
etc which every blether should have In her medicine
cheat in case closed; and containing, as It does, no
paregoric or opiate of any kind, it can be rooted spun .
Inth the utumwt confidence, and will be found an in.
valuable specific In all [mesas of InGutila complaint..
-4iftie Saws Joarleal,
Tor sale by GEORGE KEYSER, Ageot, No. 1.44)
Wood meet, Pittsburgh, Pa do17:d•oT
-Lake Superior Copper Mill and
SMELTING WORKS, Pirnarnum.
PARK, M'CURDY & Co.,
klnunallnetnrocs of SHEATHING, BRAZIERS` AND
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS,
RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, !WALTER SOLDER;
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SHEET IRON, WIRE, Sc. Italstantly on hatl,
TINNEBS' MACHINES AND TOOLS.
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.01OrElpocialordera of Ooppor eat to any &died pot.
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M - 31ANHOOD—How Loot, .How
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Prise
A Lactose on the Naha's, Treatment and saduisl
Curs of Apermatorridea or Setnirul Weaknee,lnvol
notary Emissions, Sexual Debility, said Propedl
menu to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Oonaump
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.3 Dona ro Thomism, or Soarrarm,"
Sant under teal, la • plain surciops, to sayaddxsts,
poxt-paid, on receipt of six min or two prow
stamps, by DB. CH. J. C. ELINZ,
127 Bowery, N. Y., Post-011ice Box ISSZ.
Females! Females!! Females!!!
Use tbat eafe, pleasant Remedy known as
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For all complaints incident to these:.
No Family should be without it,
And none will when once tried by them.
It is used by YOUNG and OLD,
In the Decline or Change of Lite,
And After and Before Marriage,
During. and After Confinement,
To Strengthen the Nerves,
Restore Nature to its Proper Channel, and
• Invigntete the Broken•down Constitution,
Frew whatever Cause Originating.
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Votu - th,ttrott, botivcon :Market ali., 1t"9.4.4-Dreacll-
ing evcrl - 101tIrd LAY, at I.o3Co'clt,cV...t:ii. laad 7
p. m. AITZfISE.3.DAI'.
o'clock. The poblic are ieKvectfully lathed to at
tend.
CITY iMUw f OF.FIOE
hus been removed to. JOHN HERRON'S
LIMBER o . pricE,-Orer • of Hand and -Penn
streets. - '3l. EDWARDS,
telamd City Gauger
1 kg...N . Y Isu I.)GE—EL EC
non Nortim—An election fer Praident,Man
agers.and Officers of the "Company for erecting a
Bridge over the Allegheny ricer, opposite Pittsburgh,
In the county of-Allegheny,' will .13e held at the
Toll Howe, at the south end of the bridge, on 310,N.
RAT, the :id day of March next, at the hour of two
o'clock. p.m. . WM. ROSEBURG,
Lc'? LEUrUHES.
Will delivers !vete. eo PIITSIOLOLIY, et CON
CERT RILL, uu .11.0NDAY NlllyT, Feb. 3d.
nuTTlte subject will ho illustrated :by mewls of a
rare .1.3 costly collection of material of paintings,
steletuns, i ntanikins, Sc., the finest cabinet of
the hied in the country.
Oa - Admissive free. No Gill tributi,,n. For per
ilcubire see bills. W.. 11. XARTIN,.Ageut.
Ja2.B:2Ard
LIU Milt AN D CL L.\ N ELLS
utY VILLE RAILROAD CO. FIRST 3LORTOAGE
(TURTLE CREEK DIVISION) CONSTRUCTION
BONDS —Holders are-hereby notified that the Inter
net Coupon. on the above bond% dde February lot,
1062., trill be paid on that day, on presentation end
delivery a the office of the Compen), Jones` Build
ing, Fourth etroet, Pittsburgh. •
Ja.lo.3td - W. O. HUGE ART, Secretary.
KSS'OT.LCE. £0 THE TA—VrA
OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.—Notice in bere
t gjrro that on end'after HONDAS, Feb. 9d..1862,
the TWO RILL RELIEF TAX, levied by the Com
niimioners for the year 18'U, will be received at the
County Treamirer's Office., until Mail.. lot, 1862. AU
of the Mermaid Corn remaining uoptild at that time
will be pat In the hand. of Collectore, with the AD.
DITION OF TEN PEE CENT. for rallection, as per
net of Amembly, 16th January,
.._ A. FLOYD,
fe27,2ercte3twT I. tmty Treaanter.
ALLEOMENT Vaunt Kaltman Orrlcs.,l
Pituburgh, January 1ath,1862.
ETHE ANNUAL 111EKTINi3 of the'
Stockholder of the Allegheny Valley Railroad
Company will ho held at the oak , et the Company,
corner of Washington and Pike at oats, Fifth Ward,
Pittsburgh, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of February,
1862, at It o'clock, a. O. A statement of the attain
of the Company will be presented and an election
will be held for President and Board of Manager for
the ensuing year.
Jal&dtd. JAS. GIBSON, Secretary.
0/1106 OF lilt kirT3IILIIIOII 1,11.1.14.110612,0.,
Corner Market and Water stirete,
• Pirrstffison, Jan. 24th. 1662,
E ANNUAL ELECTION for
Seventeen Directors of (hie Compere); t6eerve.
for the reel:amp year, wilt be held et this office on
TUESDAY. kJ:thrum: 7 4, 1862, bets.n Cho hours of
1.1 a. m. And 7 p. m.
Jettltd F. A. lIINEMAIIT, Secretary.
• IRM/ZOSITAX DEPIMIT COMPANY,
Birmingham, Jan. 27, 1862. f
we"'
.. .p-THE ANNUAL ELECTION for sev
en `Directors of this Bank, to wrre ftm one year,
will be held at the Bank, as TUESDAY, February
120, hatless the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock, p. m.
JOHN P. BEECH, end:tier.
orrus. or tux rittasounit tiss
13th January, 1562. j"
FriI . DIVIDEND.—The Pittsburgh Gas
Company has tdia day declared a dividend of
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per share 00
the Capital Stock, payablet to Stotiholders or their
lava repraentatims,llol bankable Mods.
talittwdst JAMES M. CHRISTY, Treasurer.
.SEW .410FERTISEME.NT6
MAUVE TNE,
1110T01:174 FN .1 LB I) HP,
W. S. HAVEN,
Potwar of Wood sod Titird Street•. Piftbarpk.
MiaMiiiNM
SHIPPERS or THE CRIME ARTICLE
I have oitabllshul In the CITY OF N Eli YORK a
CoMHISSION HOUSE, Guth., excluoiee sale of your
commoditles, AAA al.° to supply you vdtb CAUSTIC
SODA, SULPHURIC ACID, EMPTY BARRELS,
GLUM, HUNOS,Ac.•
•
I am prepared to make liberal mutt adranma on
emultatmenta and to gine your buaineen prompt at
teutlou.
Oireclrteßpondence fa requested uW consignmeni.
oollated.
WILLIAM A. OCIIKR,
NO. Yr Mahlon' Litt% New York
WILLIAMS L ORVIS'B
Y UNEQUALED DOUBLE THREAD FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
Price. S2Z to t5O, according to .tyl. of CaThinet
Room, No. 12 FIFTH STREET, corritc of
Harlot.
These hischinei are unrivaled for the facility-with
which they execute all kinds of work required of a
complete machine. They combine nlmplicity dura
bility, with noisier action unattained by any other
machine, while in dampness. they have no rival.
All Afechines warranted and kept In repair one
year free of charge.
LILLNE 6 STRAIN, Solo Ageots. for Wes/arc
Peres, No. 12 Plftb street, corn - WO( Morket;"lltts
bugh, Pa.
WILEY . STRAIN. Alannfactianoro of and 1 / a re
Or male, Wholesilcond Polon, al/ AN/ A. of NENVI NG
MACHINE NEEDLES.
LILL ET A STE AIN.
' No. 12 Fifth .t., corm, of Market.
AGENTS WANTED. ja3o:lnnort
lILLE • , FARREL &
PBACTICA.L PLUMbEite,
GAS AND STEAM riTTETES,
129 POUR TM STSEET.
Bpocial , altentlou evou 616
i 22 .
..._SITTING GP VP OIL UNYINERIEB
•'
Satt' t,UNtil N IS.
36 batik. Bitted Cornmeai,
20 kepi picked Batter.
3 tii6e-treekßoU Butter,
. 1000 pounds Leaf Lani, ••
..000 do frisk Ban/ages, • • -
100 bbl..-Pinkeye Potatoes,
600 aeon Feathers, - . •
100 busk. laded 'Apples, _
.
XV de''de -
60 low Corn Brooms,'
160 new 01 Barrels, •
, 75 boxes -
ID'Otore and tar sale by. JAMEY, A. FETZEII,
- • ;Center Market WA First inner
'A . arge et - of ••• ng:
SloieeT also 1114 "Umber end Silo Window
COodrind,Olas; wrr otelnllng rho Barrack+ Hop
tdtalend'sbentlio at ClanipVzigte, 'Balton Starke,.
.wlu be mold atiencidonien MONDAY, Bob. 311, 1041 L.
palm counnanclng.ac 10 o'clock. Ter= ash: - "
By oidlelof-..; RICHARD I. DODGE,
A.,
folabl• • Dlotilbuting Officer, Rocrisbnrch; re.
100
ZElO2=2l
16 bbie. Riled Antal. ' . r .
I bbi.freib Rol) Butter, '
In storm and for'sslo by' C.- fiferAT,‘
fit . 10 Smithfield street.
lANDNLOI ILAJF 'El,—"ho boat
mb/titato tbr llfo Cobs now In two; touted,.
pound and pat np in otadlonnd packtnrasod ctn.
Per potnd. A fresh erlPPl[T.;Pecnived and iar wile at
tbit bunny Gronery Store or ' •
' - • - • °JOHN A. 'RENSHAW,
a. 30 . Lunar of Liberty and Unnd ettradn.
Oil Cloths, &c:,
CALL 111
. _
Po'urth Strect,
. . .
,
800/lit teylotua to ths:lsti:adv.a ~, i. pri m ., o f
Which tallest .olvitotAtgoil oflczott to paragons
'..TOR OAHE:. • - del2 -: •
ett • ' ..r: :t1 .7:: T • 'p ef ISIS '.
.1, ..,. ATITUTS, TROY. 14.1.. •.: . , •
I=M=V
EMM
MiEn=2l
*, , IIREEUVIFN
Fop 'lran. Frame wad Itasaw,..d Cie
$l6O, cA 911 . ONLY, For solo.by
rpaißD LIST •OF APYLICATIONS
.1 YOE 'SELLING ugtOns, tiled in the Clert's
Office etp - toJannsty 31st, 186 Et
Campbell& 'Mullin, torero, 4th ward, Pittsburgh.
Colvin James, do lot do Allegheny.
Fssona James,, other goods,. Bth do Pittsburgh.
Fitzgerald Frame's, do Yemperancrille.
BleyersJohn, Jr., tavern, Indlatm Township.
McGann L., do lot ward, Allegheny.
Potmeyer Joseph, eating house, PHI do • Pittsburgh.
Youth James, torero, Ist ward, Allegheny.
Shirt.. Harry, du do Pittaburgh-
The Court will meet on MONDAY, February 18th,
at 10;4 o'clock, to set out]. above
jlt:il:3td W. A. ILE/t/tOli,
L"'. -A that about eleven years of
ge, left the house of her parents, darner of}last
and Third street, Allegheny, on Wednesday morning,
.2 , dth Mat. At the time she left she had on a country
Simnel frock, lhmk. shawl, and was bare-headed.
She Is of light complexion and rather stout for her
age. .Any paean knowing her whereabouts pill cow
for a &Ater by leatlng word at the .Pittsburgh City
31 tile, in the 9th ward, ur at her father's residence.
ja3l:2til • C. C. SMITH.
APYLNESS Olt Al thEtt ? TuAT 13.
.1-1 rue Ortstrion.—Tho Proprietors of the '•PARL.
BI AN CABINET OF WONDERS, ANATOMY AND
MEDICINE" have determined, regardless of ex.
pen., to Woo free (for the benefit of suffering hu
manity) FOUR of the most interesting and instruc
tive tecterea Sn Marriage and its Disqualifications,
Nervous Debility, Premature Decline of Munbood,
Indigestion, Weakness, or EnTressicm, Lan of Energy
and Vital Power, the Gress Foetal Evil, and those
Maladies which result from Youthful Follies, Execs.
too of Maturity, or Ignorance of Phylneophy and Na.
toe's Law. These islainable Lectures have been
the means of enlightening and saving Thousands,
and will lw forwarded Free on receipt of Your Stamp.,
by addressing SECRETARY,. Pititilart Cabinet of
Anatomy and Medicine, 563 Broadway, New York.
Jeakltarl
V ALEN TIN ES AT
HUNT'S,
-- MASONIC HALL, FIFTH STREET,
A re
N. E. Corner Federal street and south Common
ALLEGHENY CITY.
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES
VALENTINE CARDS AND VALENTINE
WRITERS, pnt op In $5 and $lO lota.
Assorted for dealers, all new• and
fresh from the East. .
• _ _
Send your cordon to JOHN P. ITHZ,"i",
Masonic Hall, Fifth Street, Plttehttrgh
And N. E. corner South Common and Federal st.,
johJ Allegheny City
EATON, MACRUM & Co„
E=l
TRIMMINGS,
EMBROIDERIES,
LACES,
HOSIERY;
' CLOVES,
WOOLEN HOODS,
RIBBONS,
BITCHES,
FLOWERS,
SHIRTS,
CRAVATS,
UNDERSHIRTS,
DRAWERS, •
BALMORAL Auti
HOOP SKIRTS,
ZEPHYR rud
sIIETLAND , WOOL.
KNITTING YARNS,
A 'tall line of SMALL W A RES aiwapa on baud
CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will .Iwep find . full luo.rtmeut of Goodai.et
LOWEST POSSIBLE. PRICES
FURSI FUR6II
McCORD & CO.,
131 WOOD STREET, PITirSDUROD
An tiow receiving a 'pry laign 'addition to tbelr
LADLES', MISSES AHD CHILD/MS' FURS,
Embracing evng gnallty sand atyl.
JENTLEMEN'S FOR GLDVESir• CLLLADA AND
BEFORE' ELAVLsiII YOUR
PUOTOGR.IPR TAKEN,
•
USE TEE MAGNOLIA BALM.
'al. elegant. preparation render. the Ain tuft and
Creel, imparting to it • marble purity.
for elle by tiIMON JORNSToN, Draggle,
' And Dealer in choice rarely Medical.,
CornerSmichiteld.and Itourth erreets.
A full amortment of bongo (liquid and dry) Pearl
Powders, Chalk Balla, Hobbs' Genuine been Fen,
to., altrayeen. hand...delis
'RICA 110U6E, BOSTON, is the
largest anklasst arranged Hotel In the New
Ilngland Blida; ii centrally.located, and easj of ar
mee from all the mates of.tthvel. It contaum all the
modern Improvements, and every convenience for the
comfort and accommodation or th e traveling. ,
public.
The sleeping rooms are large and well. ventilated;
the/mats. of roommate well arranged, and completely
furnished for tiontliesand large traveling parties, and
the house wilt , continue' to be kept as • drat. elm
hotel ifi - erery'reepect.
palaydLEWIS BICE, Propitstar..
• •—•-•-•—•-•
.y.,Yox. ARS& tiAly IMPORTER 4NO
J-4 DLiiilt in the molt select brinds of. GENUINE
HAVANA CIGARS, and all kinds of SMOKING
AND. _CHEWING TOBACCO. SNUB?, FANCY
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, TUBES, 'de., In etas .
variety, UNDER THE RT. CHARLES' HOTEL;
Pittsbutgli, Pa.
N. B.—The Trade supplied on liberal te.rms., ,
T.N.TII4..M.ATTER OF THE WIDEN
ING or VIIIOIII ALLEY in- tbe City of Pitt..
bough. No. 40, January Term, 1801.
All persons !metaled in the abova named Improve
ment, are hent7 notified that the Viewers ap
pointed in tha above caw will bold a Public Meeting
for the hearing of partite iutereetod, at the office of B:
W. tt A. a. Bell, No. 103 Fourth street, Pitulturgh,
on Thzutoday, February dtb,1862, at 3 o'clock p. m.
Bowel Wilcox has bten . appointed a viewer in
place of William Barnhill. Br. • ja2.B!tfeo _
- -
TIMIJ uNLy.., ARTICLE T tiA.T CAN
be relied mist an Moen for effectually oiler
rebtting Vermin of "all i ; , i iiptions Bate, Mlce or.
Itoacbes the PASTE by JOSEPH FL E3l
- LNG. It VILM mu, to rtd - the prenllepe. most
oars one. box will be tbetorinitiseteot.
BAT PASTE.• , EAT PASTE. -
BAT PASTE. BAT PASTE.
Prepared by JOSEPH zultING,
Corner of the Diamond and Marltet
'A-, .10t.RO_IVN'S LAXATIVE TROCHES-
A mlld, Meadow and palatably remedy fbr •
THE' BOWELS, HABITUAL
; COSTIVENESS , BILIOUS AND NERVOTTA
HEADACHE ..A.H.8.X118 •17ARIOUS
- ' FORIII3 - 9F DYBPkTBIA
. . -
The motet: nature- by:strengthening and lasitsarat ,
1 1 4 /he pruceeaojtlkest.PaL s For sate by .
SIMON - JOHNSTON, Dattootar,
'And dealer In eradoe Family Died/eines,
Ja27 corner proltbdoldand'Yourib
Pld.'roB:
gRABE'S PIA
e NOS. 0% 1
choice lot of the on:a - .
. , UNIitrTAI.LED PIANO}o, • .- • • ••
_ .
ORiaLOTTELinlirra NESS' WARE
ja PPni No. : 43 Slab atrett-, 'ilicond door above Woop.
_
31 A 3 ' ; r :PIANOS 1!
plendld now stock-of - ilia ad&
arratedGOld Metild Plinth= PIANO
If orris; tam:tofu:tared byWILLIA
'00. , , They lutrojtoint awarded the Ingtworptimlutils
tar exiilloncdoser dl otospoltion, and aro pronotino:
44 - 1 4 451 61ontand - Thalben„ M. Strakcorn, Guano
Softer; and other diotloWoaed fdanOtot,tp be r.P I 4
!(trot oaporlor to ant , In thlnconnw"
;Lllissineacturer's- sole Mont' for Plttibamb; No. L 3,
PUthodreot4'neeond door abood Won& fa‘a
SlNGlN'll4.lthim.
G
riciieiChara; by J. B. WoObbnry-,pet d0z...118 . by
Tha Now Luta 'of Moo, by.J. W 6,50 lathy - 55' - ,;.:11 - 1,0
Tbo Atapht by - Gr..Lotteil #atatot, , - ,- 110 50'
'Tho•Diapason, by George Y. Root, g go
Via Sabbath Bell, by . George, V. Root; 410 ,
The Jubtise, 14 William B..Bradbary, • 'So a - 50
-Tlu, Chtiatiattgitnatral,' by Aiken, - •do 858
Ihe . *red Star. by Leonard Hareha3l.oo
JUVENILE, BIRCIENO BOONS. ,
Th 6 Goldmi Wreath: 100th edition—per doseo..M
Tsrae Harp, 07 - 51.. A: Getz., .du ; 00
.
Thiblilibtir4Bl4,lBB* book) •50 ... 300
Gitbbatb &boa Hell. . do 1.20 -
ThiGOklea Shat, l brifailbathSebOotrohi . 1 50,
4 1 !-. 10 : 4 4 5 kr "LH 44 , 001 0 tbal orelogl.9 b7' • •
Nan -
betverry Woodat:,''
DiliatOnd- and
"• • ,
To mks 03.1*MiLA • 1,1•1
*0:
"Rpm" 92121/moask
AN LAND
T 0 LET. --For rent from the 'first of
April, to lbo r Msg.. .4 Turtle Creek, hear the
Turtle Creek station, On the Pennsylrania Railrad,
the following pnrperty, One STORE, with
Dwelling attached. This Is an old establiatted stand,
Id.loing business of thitty thousand dollars Tar.
year. Also, a two story hru.k TAVERN STAND:
.ntaining Eighteen 'loony., alter stabling, Jte., - a.
Garden and several acms of ground, doing flourish
ing business. , Also, -a eland fora illackmith and
Wegonduater, with Dwellino attached. Also, that'
.FAR3I, formerly ko,.,au as Allen Brown's, _
To perm= desiring such loesttions, the abtwe afford,
opportnnity rarely met with.
For terms inquire of D. 11. TOOMEY,
le .9:71d No. 59 Second street, near Market.
Vu tt comfortable DwellM
hoes; 8 rooms; • stable and carriage hams;
ecre# well set with apple and peach troes,
luber, Ac. Will be !rased ton good tenontlbr &num
ber of yoars. Enquire or WATT A. WILSON,
ggg-Liberty rtreet.
•
At.i..r--A three story Brick Dwelling on
weer.; ti root., iu good order. Apply to •
ja6altf WATT t WILSON, Llberlw
U OliziE AND LUTilOit BALE7—Situ-:
aced image of 111andieldi fOui
miha from the city. The lot hat a front (m.lllllll
etreet of EU Wei, and kil&nding back 300 foot to An
alley, on which are erected a two allay dwelling, lin•
lobed to good style, with double porticvs, a large
stable, end tarriage house, good .water, iariety_
• trult, choice seloctions, regetable • garden, Sr. Will
Ire sold cheap and uu eaat.terrue. • Apply to,
Jxl B. hi• LAW * CO:
rtliSiltAßLE 11W ELLtisai6 IN BUR
GESS' ROW FOR RENT—Ne._.I26 and 12 8
Penn atra...t,betaren Pitt street and EVlalle . illey.
Puck-salon let April. Enquire Of
W. S. LAVELE, ro. ea Woad atrdec,
ur JAMES E. LELLIE.Xo. ILtiLiberty affect._
ICE2vrilan
1: 4 10R. E. EN T—A, twoictory Brick Dwell-
Ing on Hay etre.n, of firni Mom., POlientongivf
au Imm..ll4lely. Exiquiro of. ; -
' ' JAS. DALiELL SON..
ful- • . •• 'es and ; 70 Water Ftreee..
YOE. SALE- 7 -4Boirr Ewa/
Ibsen, In gtiod order, now, driving three
P.a . or P.a.,. in thin Alm Will be told cheap for
L. Eueutro et GAZtirTE
Philtstret. above Smithfield.
&O 1 bAL.S.—A very commodious and
comfortable residence, in a dedrable miabbor-
Wool, In Ow Third ward, Allegheny, an tong and
..ay payments, and very tow. Inquire of
a. 6(ll.lOYEit,
okl7oltt Attorney at Law - .l:ri Fourth at..
DRUG STORE Nutt LI.—A ine
opportuuny I now offered to purchase one.haLf
or the whole of r DRUG STORE, In • good locality,
with an Inerretung builnere luted up olccly , and
rent, very low. For portit ob:11 addretw
BOX 111.1*. PITTSBURGH P.O.
TU LET—That comfortable two story
Dwelling Home, noir occupied by. Jlidge Wil
liams, at the dorner of Pena and Ifarbury streets.
Pittsburgh: Pnr terms enquire of -
NDVILLE - 11. CR - AIG,
ja27:dif or, A. X. WALLINUSDIID.
ritu..LE',T—'rwo Office . •.zoll' fiicing
Hand etreet, on the second floor of the new
building, corner of Liberty itreet, friirdsheli irltb gem
and. water. Pos.:Won given immediately, or on the
let day of April. For imformation apply to -
JOHN A. RENSHAW,
•
jag • Corner of Libert and BMW Street's.
VOR KENT—The'. three-story Krick
.1: Dwelling No. 160 Third .toet, cornet of Cherry
alley, will mollurik iliituvrements. Enquire of
PARK, IIcVQRUY• k
Jaltal ' 120 Second strent.
rpu LET—Two story Brick Dwelling
A. Ileum, No. Gl Isabella street; Alloghon, con.
[sluing 8 rooted, bath, to. 'Enquire of
McDONALD ,t AAA MILLEN,
jell No. 253 Liberty street.
TU LET—The Store Rooth No. 59.11. and
street, two door from Liberty, now occupied by
IL Wolf, will be rented from the lot of April nest.
Apply to JOLIN A. ILENSBA.W, , ,
js2i Corner of Litaty andlland streets.
mu LET—The Waiehouse on second
I. street, ruunlng through to First street, flow oc
cupied by Llttatawcir, McCreary & Co. Enquire of •
ASA( . . PARK, McCUR.DY 4 CO.
•
nteFICES I'o KENT—Two Offices—
one each on lint and eceond gory: - Bent .8100
each. In Warehonee No. SU Wad . street.'
a2B ISAIAH DICKEY &
CARTNER --
SICP NOTICE.The
undersigned- have associated with themsels“
lir. S. L. BURNAP, under the name and style of
_KIRKPATRICK, BUENAPA CO.,
spa have removed from their late piece . 01 . business,
No. 72 Third street, to the newly fitted and •commo
dhow Warehomw, No. ad WOOD ATRICET, where
they Will W pleased to meet their old friends and
customers, and trust that with their Increeeed apac.
ity end facilithak for baldness, they, - will he able to
meet the wants and execute the
orders of all who ,
may favor the new nun with a cell,. . • _
• 21:13.nd _
J. C. KIRKPATRICK CO:.
EATON, MACRUM A CO.,
N0".17 awl 16 Fifth iltraitt.
telittSll I
NUTIUE,--The co-partnership ',hereto,
-fors extaing under the taanistud etyle: of 8.
'DILWORTH t CO., has been dissolved by motesd
consent, from and after Deuesber - 81st, len'''. The
business of the late Ilan Will' be settled' by JOHN A.
CA COURT, Who edentates the business at the old
stand, No. 144 Water' street.
HASIIJEL DILWORTH.
JOHN A. CAVGI4Ia.
Pittsburgh, D... 31, 18,31.--Dathed
DISSOLUTION OF ILV-YART.N.ER•
SHIP.—The firm of It. t J. IV ATSONA GO..
lately ea :poal in the Grocery and :Boat.rittire Wiri
ness, was essolved on the Std day of Novetialaer,,lBfil,
by tho withdrawal of E. 11.• ANDERSON, and the
business will be closed out Lby JAS. WATSON, of the
firm of R.. 8 J. WATSON, at their office; who 'alone
has authority to settle the business of the late thin.
JAIIEd WATSOX, Ja.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 27th, lEBlL.—no2B4lzed
Nirric—e -co-partnership - hereto-
KTh fore existing between JOlll4 B. CANFIELD
and 1). 3f: BARBOUR, under the name and style of
. 3. B. CANFIELD b 00.; le dissolved by limitation.
The heathen. of the late firm will be settled by John.
B. Canfield; who will continue the Provision, Pro
duce mud Commiselon business, at the old stand, No.,
141 and 143 First street. 401124 B. CANFIELD,
Pittsburgh, Jun. 1. 1162.-Ifi2tt
/ 10-PAIVINERSHIY—The undererign
\Jed has associated with himln his business, corner
of Market and Second streets, dAItiES B. SCOTT; to
take elect from the tint inst. .The buslneedi relit be
conducted under the tame and styIaoIJOHN2DEIN
LAP & CO., at the old stand.
Jati&lerd - '
,JOHN DUNLAP.
_ -
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Portralut oft Generale Scott, McClellan, 'Anderson,
Freniont, Itaiikai'Butter, Hunter, Baur°.
sett . , and all the leading military' characters of - the
day. • Portraits of the President and -Vice President
the metobers of the Cabinet, Sumner, Bolt, Dereett,
and other prominent detemnan. Portraits of Rum-
Preecott;
Mime* Mra. -Browning,-Mrs. Sigouroey and other
celebrated authors::: Abe, Mr. and Mn. Deughi,
the Longfellow L'bildreti, M4a Ric:binge, Mho Otteh
men, Mtn Hinkley, *lth autiu - oltw Popular Photo ,
graphs; including copies of 'Celebrated palntiugs, lust
reoeived itici for sale by . R. S. DAVIS,.
FiILMOTHY TITCOMB'S NEW-BOOR , :
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" LESFOVS, IN LIFE.
butor - yrrobill y Triorar Tx - rooky,
autharbf,t , Gloitt Fo to, Toting_Footao,"
Wan Streot:.' / To 11. 0 (b. •
.cotarrayW cauicit. by Fterr
Flixiblo Corer,. 88 cents.
-Fordo by - S. DAM, 03 Wood atetet.
T.LTCO3IB'S W4)4lc§,
11 Tlhosob's Lytton to Young FeoYt, .
Inn Gabort'e Career,
jak.. RAT &
TIENRY G. - HALE
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T.O -4 3 !..,TES C. WATT,.
14-i ii )-* - ant TAiltar,
tOBNEW-PENN.-AND ST.. CLAIR . STS, .
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Would - reepectfully Inuits 'UM ofthett.
friendi and the public igeticially that Iltethsyppoie,
chased.the stock at • rarytow thittru.ssideehlphstimp
will make up at a small profit :in order to 'class ',snit:
thostock to make room Sof a folk new. ell4:orfiloode'
tweewpwww-rew-r...--
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D !.7.P • 8 - • ,STOW '
11TsraiR dan euittikolf, •
' ' olll a4 1 44.5) VeIIiERAL STREET.
( 0 1iPcithtaftaliitdiles; Hurpeneioq Brtdir.
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A.K.E.IIA M'S. - fiLtnaky
oat' retrial-.
lon orthlorkloMioroolootbroo.OratinUP.M.rob.
ad.'.Boioral.rocatiels „ =
burnt arm!. Mr. W. Is
to:Woos:fp 17414111-Dinf papa. ApOcation . I ..^^-.."
the P. 0 . 1 :-014co PrOmPUY oiloodid t0:77 7 W,.
Wartuiormayle foimios residency; ANC the
mhool room. tior Common. Allocheny.
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7)44. kK 4.011T. uml::‘ 5?1.:1 PA*K.
,369 Llberit
-307
•BAMN4-shoulderiN , -liamerund
AA :SidraJost from smoke bature •
8.N0X.3 PARK NB. zwe Id • st.
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-Imeirsnal4tels , ; kituutti Litauit, hi)*
ant Model 11.1 0- ...428:1ir %KNOX as PARJEIIt -
Ortlddi 4 l.llllEN' • 'lt d••• for sabi
I nowrr IZIPLXV. Vt 6 Wond
ritOLJS TM. 1-1201.1 bb 42 exavity
I - sr sale br the MLA Oth %%BID 00
40Ve. , 71.4'?".
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DIS,SIOLUTIO.rB, 45' C.
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DRY GOODS. 1
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GREAT SALE
DRY GOODS,
J. W. BARKER & C
\t No. 59 *Ur STREET,
TO KLEE ROOM FRR=MNLARGING : 1
STORM/ 4
The room occupied bi a v c d .dug. more tem
woAder►tloii than prices
GREATER DtIiUCEMEN
Mao from' foßiro wtll bo . offered to both
WHULISALE AND UZTAIL BUY
.BISt CACEECO PRIM AT
utd other thinii proportloostel
_1"11 ti .4.1.71P'' JER4
J. M. 13URCHFIE.T,
North...matmn:Har 'Fourth, and Naiket a
ORGANDY LAWN Y0R....;4,..473.0., WO
FRENCH do dO
do dod.
BEBAGE.9 - 250., d.
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PAPTOT SLLHS UNUSUALLY CHEAP
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sa ums , b' , do
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WI ED. GOODS A.* : cciSTAND LESS
Wiabing to make'riciin b earl • Spriug•
be a rare oppnitnnity, as goods are atilt
log in price.
tiUti,
WILL 9Pri.
N A;,T RD A
MEE
One of the ferret ieturtzueuts of
DOMESTIC COO
or THZ SEASON.
Th. aboTo Gloodlifrive bean Bough
FOR CASH,
AND WILL BE BOLD AT TR
LOWEST CABIT PRICE.
CORNER or - runt Asp lulu= El
=a(l2
00 , 4artellty Ilea a
G/NOHAiLS4ND CHiCKS.
nosnice, 8tu:n7p . 7 .. 68 AND SHII
IRISH LINENS AND SHIRT BOSONS.
BALMOIt AND 1100R1
'2iE6 . IX-WORK; ac
DRESS SILKS *SLY G OUT
WINTER DIEM GOODS.-
OUR TERM•ABE _
-- r -UILEAP FOR
11 .4.N130N-LOVE &
In3l
- -74 MARKET S
FF4:7I
.:ell stbe—white.and ooiond.
62% CE
FIit , INCII! COURTS TOE 6735 OEN
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HOOP sittaTa.
HOOP_. SKIRTS. , • ,
. EMBROIDEEMD 8 MISTS.
ZMBRO/DMARD SKIRTS.
_BALMORAL 8;
- rataaolD;ato .. it.ANDKlntcnizvs.
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Wrias CITY
COTTON HO
corroN
COTTON H
AT LAST YEAS'S PBICZB
WOOLEN GOOD& ;
WOOLEN, troops. -
WOOLEN GOODS,
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er cost, TO ‘"Ib,IE * OIIT
_GREAT BARGAMO nisccesn,
Al
CHARLES - CIPNE
`, itariei Street.
lan
'te i MiNl
SOR/FES STO
No. 77 liibt Street.
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..• O ur Amid Inventiur being nearly hat
irbo4s muted down; we aro now_ offering OR
•SAZGAINS than aver, In order to make
itatr.NZW - SPIIyNG STOCK:
•rarßitorDsant BM •
venni, sKtars. , curansins, jam
WAISTS "'ANA CAPS, DIM
itAitliusa FLOUNCING
, WORNED,TRWIIIOIB OF ALL
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:WOOLIIN HOODS: BONTIGII.` sonars .
, OKATIN.G
Ibancout r teckepi •'l,i;
ni frot 7 bos •
- rcp7•TCSBZOOKINGB & SOCKS at
EIGILISH,HHRMAN AICHIBINCHPL •
- OPEN-WORKED BOUM BLIAOMED
UNBLEACHED. .& kw. dozen ortlrge
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130CiP SWIWW-The .tat In the .
—l,:tregtrlaar....o9 at'alt kin* ,
~:,., •.,, 'WORMBD AID: , lITAD ' WOO
„..,.....;,:".BALMORAL:B4 Ttl, at au r win
-Ist
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FANCY GOODS AND.NOTIONS.
lErßuyers on halted toittaattoo•our
Jarli , .10111 Pit HO