Iliaromment oUlfegroes in Virginia.
e A a 4 the copied from tits
. : iihrcir'reports the pro
'Medina or 11 .••
vf-Delegatesan Meath
instant:
* iiiiiittlfrig_ 2Coniention act
fist:thsenmaffhneat ot fres 'Negroes wan,..011
actiser of Yr. Prince, Gatti:up. -Among
the Meandesei'is 'in. this' bill'. Mr. Print" I
called attention to - ills one_ allowinglen
centerfor Galli neeo w enrolled tothe ober
..iff or °Meer se enrolling them. &proposed
ifistriklom this amendment sad insert in
lien of the proposed .compensation-that -if
theilid officers Watt comply -with the re,
triisilicin of thil law they hiltultiootoft to a
penally of notiess than fifty nor more thaw
esurittufdred dollars. As these officers were
exempt:Man military duty he said it .was
shout as little' es they could do to perform
ebrimsTioe of enrolling the free negrom of
their respeiithre counties as part of their
OScialdutias; tits atrucidment was adopt.-
-,•• • '7 , otr, fact, irridencempon evidence, has
been accu mulating, for months past,"in
ferenee to the military uses to which the
e reliebt r all,over the South, are putting those
chattels of theirs, the negroes. Indeed, the.
' '"rebellion had-hardly got a recognized .foot
lug IsCsomi; : \ of 'the now rebel States, be
-- fare : acre uses of their negroes were fully
recognized also. =Nor was it merely in the
- Visor laborer; to.save the delicate -headed
iildvidl7'! from possible . blister; or, (oh I
• Waltdion,f) - Trom - the inglorious deformity
.124 horrible transformation of "horny
ts, t the negroes were regarded. Of
Cannie r the digging and shovelling was ob
timely their work; and the entrenchments
• at ifisrasses, Columbus, and many a place
of 'lesser fame, bear ample witness, that
other hews . and_ sinews" than those of the
; -"elave-holdlng "chivalry," or the effete, _ lazy
poor white ineb," hare been hrought Into
~.•.ir-regitteition, and, willingly or unwillingly,
°pplied:to the'spade; the pick-axe and the
wheel-barrow.
,Dtst, this was not enough. Doubtless'
they 'Would have preferred to. stop here,
liowever;had the dreumetances been such
. all to encourage them to'do so. We do not be
. Ilinre that the slave-lords of the South would
lave °Luau to put arms in the hands of
the names, and train them to, use the
same, had they not felt that inch auxins:
• ' ries would be ' needed - -would be indispen.
lable--inthe struggle which they had eo
.deliberately invoked, and into which they
had at length unfalteringly, - but madly,
plunged
, It•ivas not merely • piece of braggadocio,
as stem; have • foolishly ventured; to assert,
that-lri theste, men to reverse their usual
'policy, so jealous towards the colored race,
aind,brinkthem together in large bodies
for military — , training. It was done; riot to
make a vain parade of the fidelity of "their
. .
negreee,"--an imposture - which, _at best,
could only_ be, very partially successful,
either here in the North orin Europe, -but
irridently en she more practical and *oilmen-
Sense -ground, that, like Washington. and
4akson, they knew that the negroes would
Make - eoldlest - and calculated on substan
,tial and important services being rendered
the rebel cause by. &riling their slaves and
free negrois to fight for them. .
Almost at the oommeneement of the re
. hellion' they began be: raise and train com
panies of :tepees in New Orleans and at
other points in the calf States; and during
the whole period of preparmion through
which "we . Mire since passed, we find the
• Name work gang on over all the rebel
States—till now we read of wkole regi
, • .
;mental of stegroes,:here' and there,—regi
- Monts of armed negrees led to fight against
when -they, might te arrayed on our
side, had • humane and .just.policy shaped
:our course,—for they are • naturally the
ilsas of their oppressors' enemies,
•,4
Large Bid for Recognition:
-- The edvices from England by the lisle,
,r i . - itting the important intelligence that the
itsbels Envoys, dnars. Maio: and
had offered to France 'and England,
,
AS pricefor nomination an „lunch
striated free trade for fifty years, and the '
emancipation—of all slaves born after the
date ot recognition. Such, bid shows how
Wive:rate the leaden of the rebellion must
conlider - thitir situation. - Their offer has'
-not been accepted as yet, but so tempting a
•, bait will soon take, and we know not how
much further the South may go for the like
of foreign Mil. The fear hes been often ex
pressed by true friends of the country, that
if our government centinnes.to pursue
its
timid policy with regard' to slavery, the
rebels themselves would ettuneipate their
- slaves as "a tailat of ptrichasing foreign
`-,- recognition. This danger is now immi
nent.;_. title is darn, the Union is lost.
_ We 'hall then have the, four millions' of
slaves which would ban been for us,
against 'us, and England and France cam
blued: Tha danger is fearful to Fontein
:: Oats:- Our evernment can at once re
, mon this - danger, by taking steps to do
ihat the rebels themselves talk of doing.
_
?.very is doomed in say even., , out en AIIIVO
it'in our po ser toderive all the benefitfrom
• , If; instiid `of all the pens, by basting to do
an act which will commend us to the favor
of (lad; end of all good men. • • -
If our government will adopt .Ifr: Sun
arsn's,seheme, or any other jidlcious unix;
'ciliation project, wears then safe from all far.
sign intervention. All the power of the - Wry
pars, and of the ' , Hato:rimy, and the War
pi* in England and France cannot Iming
_ sn a War. The people of -time countries,
and tbejustleritiment or the ciliation us
llons, will prevent interference. But, on
the other hand, if the rebels do of their own
accord what we refine tido; to the disgrace
of our justice and manhood,-can we blame
England and France for tuterferisig on the
SoonerAtuaszaty, ta, pat an end to the
War. We siiat wei,pi l sent. the sensor.
&nary . , spectacle of
,a non4laveholding pee-
Ai ' fighting - to keep the curse of slavery
-upon those•who had thrown it oft cell
trient•COngnos and the Executive Govern-
Mont, to save us before it, is too late.
I.: •
Ramo s Paisoyzaa,—Th e people of
New York city are' inquiring what they
• re:going' to do with- the three thotutand
rebel pr*riezik now on their' way to that
port: They'r e im iliPalr t h e - P ra P! . .. t 7 *
sending,of them to the Prison Depot, Pre
.
p.:44 ilaadaidq' Bay,
LYe Erie . Tbie will be bsrdly VIM - as
'aja r .itlintlite of haviag a good thane ,
:Pcirt Donesei, aid:Othir
shortly ts'krelti#9 re;
gout priioaera should be.- irovided
on the aea-board.-
IMMM
••. - ,
340.NDAY MORNING, PM
r,...i.rotgitip,. 1-0;-,..1)-nr,..4. % 1 Aficiii.di - 4.!._-s.pei, 1 ipeio-tivemireicE; :le
I ') /i9 44" i h t. e .FJO Ec AtJettikat set- i eendenltiateltie!ch...itariceedialcitntteM, ' '-''''-^'"--- *----------"---- q '''''''
ailment of the War, by a reiteration, is to tion. - One - Portion oC it 4orTa * novel 1 L '.--. 8 1111'. . u l ir t i ft tuo t e rk x u -l itirtr i t, l 2o .-- t a lf ts r.
provide our the safety and protectien of, subject74l3aL of the - condition of-the loyal 1 :-
Union men. There is not a shadiow of Quitman t4exent of Rail seiaratlon. It. .1. 1ikEr41! 11 113 .,e.„. 1111 ,, 611 ,';1 - h -t-. I
fdoubt that the ruling power' iti t he g otta was neatisti - ri"6r 'll6 iii7iihow t h at , to ' - ''''' 14 '''''''' .-- 1 . '' A. '"''''' ."-
' - i --.
il in favor of secession. Rowevemnumer- every c ' my - , the debts of he got, . Wednesday sad Thursday Evenings,
one tho tlition . men in certain quarters, meat will be paid ova, if the 'WI& rust ' . - Feb"l " ls: ‘ ttuu42sll/ ; I ' -i ' l
SU& as fitilltaraillirry Or Tennessee' tall The iebellion should not prove todeti - stre: —' - " `''' - '' 2ar ''' utt " 4 -rub• t ''' /861 ;. -- 1
Alabamamay be,,yet in . The vast extent of cess.. Re maintained his point well, and leirriatutbl y olut iZteuti;f ' : --sir . : ..ll a fOr! I
1 the country the Union sentiment is not succeeded in convincing his hearers that le "
bateml=6;it:lnielT:r2tr3'cuu wa.''itletTitill'uo-
able to assert its rights. Now what. will there is no danger of national repudiation . Inactive readings in Cincinnati, and more romintly i
at Columbus, by invitation of thel,egialanare of O
become of these men if a restoration is even in the eventof separation, asthe loyal tr,, utto utts method of inviting you to our Oily, and j
forcibly effecte,d, with slavery and State States are abundantly able to sustain the o h ,;?'" u uria '''' ru '' num ' swu-a aufithire ` uf '" ur i
• TUILIZEICOU.
rights : as before. The rebel part of the burden imposed upo n th e nati on alone. 11,min g to hear - from you at yoilr earliest oenveiii-
once, we remain yuwrs, rorpectfully.l c
population will be in the ascendantas now.
El 11. Smith,' James P Barr,
Thei will fill all The otiees, make the , laws,
John Bann, James O'Connor,.
Ix , C. Cum - 3', Ram C. Flocson.
I and control the politiial and social life.
B. C. Sawyer, Jr., J. R. Weldin,
•
Wah all the hatred eng'endered by defeat , Loci. Osgood,B. Reynier,
Benj. Singerley, 11. F. EIAlt,
and humiliation they w i lfPersecitt, e.'lrY l aa. I?,era, ChM. F. Wells,
Geo. F. St:bucks:um ot CO. Janice IC. Woo ire. 11,
man who maintained his integrity during
a. m Engliah, C. H . Merritk & Cu ,
Chas. L. Caldwell, James Rodgers,
the rebellion." - .'.
Ede. De BILITUDO, W..nieri
Iloward D. Little, Th ou Carnegie,
Sven now, in Missouri, in the central
John Greif, And. Carnegie
part of the State, which is under our mili-
John IL Bailey. • John C. Harper„
Aug. Bradley, Gee. wilier.. .
_ThiYjuriadiction, Union men are peraecti-
W. Cunning, a. posy,
ted amrejected. The last Chicago tribune
and three Loathed end ten others
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. L 2, 161.
gives in account of the arrival in that ' city'
Roe. RATON Sewers. and others—GentlemeniThe
of twenty-five persons, men, women and
very kind letter-Waned by eri ninny influential 'CW-
T./NA of the ../ron City," inviting me to give a re d
children, who had been driven from
of readings in Pittsburgh, hm been received, an I
desire to return•my grateful thanks fur the comPli-
Chariton county, Missouri, about eighteen
went. In reply, I will appoint Weal:loEl3y and
miles South of the line of the Raanibal
Thursday, February lath and 20th, on which occa
and st. Joseph Railroad. They were thrif- .real will be pleased to give you} series of Bbak
pearian and other readings. Jane E. KIINDOCII.
ii, industrious farmers, and strong for the
atiThi!'cl=mn for the Brat Reading, commencing
Union, and were therefore persecuted by
IVEDNESDA l' EVENING.
secessionist neighbors. Unwilling to leave
Will consist of
their homes and theiifarmXwhich ihdi had
otilti
.ativated so long,.they 'paid, little atten
tion to the wirnings and 'threats of the Se
cessionists.. Nightly foyays were - made
upon their farms and objects of value were
Carried off. Their Stock of provisions,
farming utensils, 'cattle and horses also
disappeared. Not content with these rob
,beries, the marauding bandits fired their
barn; but still the tinion meit remained.
One night last week, the villains came upon
them in a - body; Stole , their horsei and cat
tle, and ransacked their houses, and toot
whatever they coveted: They treated the
men,and
•
and women both with the greatest in
dignities; and after a night of horrors they
left. The peer persecuted people, taking a
single chest of bed :clothing, on the next
morning, made their way to . the nearest
railroad station, leaving all they posiessed .
behind them. • - .
This is not a singular inetance. We have
read scores of ihem, and hundreds of them
serer come before the ptiblio. Notwith
'elfinding Price is nearly driven ont of Alia-
marl, yet there is.. no safety for, a Union
Man hardly out of St. Louis. What chance,
then, will Union
,men have when restora
tion takes place, and the secessionists have
full control of the State government..
There is no way to extract the vindictive:
pees from these me; but to punish them by
destroying ' slavery, and by - keeping them
in a 'territorial condition until they aro
isufaciantly, bumbled to become obedient
citizens: We must have no more persecu
tion for opinions eake, :id - linen lynch
codes, and shocking barbarities. Wo must
'root outlhe whole system whielthas divid
ed us. Hitherto the South has been more
dangerous to visit ; by a man who did not
believe in itegro slavery, than the barbar
ous regions of - Ventral Africa. A recon
etructed Union must be a real Union. If
we cannot have that, better builds Chineee
wall between us. If the South is not to be
as frac to live in for northern men, as the
North has always been for the southern
man,-let us Sght until it is so. If they can
conquer us, we must submit to their policy.
If werconquer them, they mnet:atibmit to
oars. 'We cannot have one policii for - ,the
North, and another for the South. The
Union . muse be completc—nOt merely a
patch-work, a oonveniencgdor politicians,
with a war ready to break out at any. nto
meet. 'Abolish slavery and all this will
be changed... There will then be no cause
of quarrel, and the old passions, kept up - by
conflicting intent* will: die out.
av
Comfort/at- Secessionists.
The Louisvfile . .Tournal, to illustrate the
"feelings and practices'of the Union army
In Kentucky," relates the following:
"In the whole of Christian county there
is perhaps no man who has rendered him
self so obnoxious to the Union men by his
threats and eats of violence as Dr. Charles
T. Ratcliffe, whose intolerance amounted
almost' to wild and blind inanity. Re
cently's runaway negro belonging to the
Doctor was captured—by our troops and
,taken. to headquarters at Calhoon, *here
he was extremely' . anxious remain, but
he was promptly sent back to his master
with the massage that his slave was re
stored, not through any- personal regard
for the master, but on account of their re
.epect for Me persemalriyhtt of property.. We
know that several other negroes have been
returned to other owneril"
.The have was loyal and_vriehed to re
main in the army;-bubloy a l officers send
him back to an intolerant, persecuting
rebel I If that; Is not aiding And abetting
rebellion, we know not what is. This' is
the mookLloyaity of the Louisville Journal.
It cares more for slavery than. Union, and
is doing more to aid rebellion than any
other press in the country. The - name of
the officer guilty of such an act should be
strickezi from the rolls of, the army. in 44-
grace. Let as hare hie mune, 3Vo hare
just sent-one slave-catcher fur_ rebels to
Fort Lafayette, end his Kentuckyprotetype
should be sent to keep him company. -
Tax Sawyer gun, •which burst -at New
port Nesnii-near Fortress Monroe; the other
day, was not the great Redman gum, called
the opldydig_. o pig. , Thunder l 7. , and -.perhaps
known by other - nadia,, *The Rodman Gun
is a fi fteen inch Columbiad: The Sawyer
Gun was a rifled cannon with a bore of
the size_ of an - ordinary twenty-four -
Pounder. The balls which it threw, owing
to their elongation, weighed about forty
pounds. The gun was known as the Saw-
Yer iftWbeettuae it was rifled to.throw ,the
Sawyer shell, a percussion projedile.—
an. ani.
ere were two big guns castat_Pitts
burgh; the "Floyd" and . the 'Talon." They
have hitherto stood all the testa which have
been , applied. The... Sawyer gun , was not
omitting. MI theleavy mortars; both for
tiastiver:and the seaboard, are cast
and many of the coltunbhule Pittsbnigh
goes invariably stand well' .
rzsxlr.3llEN AND AIABA.IU cOTTO:C.--The
opening up (if the Tenneaseo rivet., brings Us
into the heart of the ,best upland cotton re
gion. It the °ann:Lute* will keep a gun
boat, or so, ti . ailing up anddownthat river,
an immense supply of the staple, can be
Faired in exchange foi geoduitriitasli.'' A
large : in th/4:regiPit
misoondiSlaa rebels are drieen ont'otC+
iambus and Nashville,
as sanku ccdtiMbne blakem , eAdrYeirdea
smealitlfmtbiluldeibiellignsid Northam
Alabama may yel do a line spring trad.
Mi M RI
I• Military Investigations.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Evening Post says:
The Joint. Committee on the Conduct of
the War have been examining into the Ae
comae expedition, and it is reported that
the'federal army has been put to strange
uses in Aecomac and Northampton coun
ties,''such as -returning fugitive slaves to
their maaters,'Proteothig masters againal
their , slave!, Am. The facts developed ' be
fore the committee have dOubiless been laid
before the President and Secretary Stanton.
•. The fact that. General Stones arrest was
auppressed here by order of Gen. McClellan
will be fully investigated .by the House Ju
diciary Committee. Not only was the fact
suppressed on Sunday night, long utter
Stone had leftihe city, but on Monday a
dispatoh sent by your correspondent to the
Evetifng ?an, giving the cause for the ar
rest, prats, refused at telegraph office by
the government censor . . This was after
Stone was within the walls of Fort Lafay
ette, and the specific charges were in type
in the Star office of this o ity. The House
Judiciary Committee is_engaged in the con
sideration of the entire subject of the gov
ernment censorship of the telegraph, and
will submit a report to the House on the
subject in due time.
Opinion Abroad.
I An Intelligent American who.has resided fur
several- years- in Paris, and whose position
gives him excellent opportunities to study
Eirropeanpolities, thus writes to his brother
in this city : lie hartheretofore boon strong.
ly in favor of the most conciliatory treatment
of the South in the matter of slavery, and
never, till sinoe the breaking out of the pro
slavery- rebellion, sympathised with the anti
slavery party in the North. He now says he
would have come .home - long ago and taken
part in the- war, bad not the attitude of oar
government towards slavery been such as to
repel the sympathies of the better part of the
civilised world. This gentleman was an offi
cer In our army, in Mexico. He says:
Prance and England will recognise the
Southern Confederacy. within a month, and
the next step will be to break the blockade.
England hates us, and has been determined,
from the. first of ' our. difficulties, to aid lit
breaking us up as-much as possible — and Pranie, just at present, values her alliance so
much that the Emperor is willing to eat dirt,
if need be, to keep on good -terms with -her
till _he is ready to pursue a contrary 'course.
Besides, our war Is causing- an immense deal
of misery in Prance. - At Lyons, and its vi-
Malty, more-than a_hundred thousand work
men are thrown out of employment, and are
suffering for food and clothing. Sooner or
titer: we must have a war With Prance and
England, or submit to their. dictation, unless
the Beath is conquered soon.
Ail. -his could. have been avoided bad an
emancipation policy been pursued. This
would , have given us the sympathy of the peo
ple of . all Europe to • such an extent that the
governmenta would not have dared to inter
fere if there - was a reasonable prospect of blot
ting out thia acotirsed . institution forever.
Now / am inclined to think It is too late, and
that our - government will, be obliged to sub
mit to the outside pressure and acknowledge
the South. .1' hope something may occur to
prevent it, but./ greatly fear not.
Delaware is one, of the only two States
that claim to be at once Democratic and
loyal—New Jersey being the other. Dela
ware has a Democratic Governor two ditto
U. S. Senators, and • a ditto Legislature—
being represented in the House by Mr.
Geo. P. Fisher, who was elected by the
combined Republican and Bell-Everett
vote. Her Legislature has just closed its
annual session, whereat nothing was done
to strengthen the hands of the Government
for its struggle with red-handed treason ;
on the contrary, no prevision_was made for
collecting the small Direct Tax imposed by
Congress at its Extra Session, though each
State is allowed 16 per cent, for making
such collection. Of course, this-Legisiu
turit intends that it shall not be collected.
Mr. Senator Bayard, the leader of the
Delaware Democracy, gave notice months
ago that if his Slate should sustain what
he was pleased to style the policy of Co
ercion, be would resign. , He does not re
sign; and it is. but, fair to presume that
the course of the expiring Legislature, if
not dictated by; is eminently satisfactory
to him. '
Suppoie our:other Loyal States had such
United States 'Senators and
•Legislatures,
how. should ire be enabled to , prosecute the
War for the Union?
There are true and loyal men who yet
call.themstives'Democrats, but the leaders
and masterapirila 'of that party are not
heartily in - favor of putting down the re
bellion. Freemen of ' New Hampahirel
look, it Delaware and take warningl—N• -
Y. Tribune:
“Commodore“ Lynch.
. -
Our dispatches to-day report that "Com
modore" Lynch, the rebel naval commander
at Boatioke Island, escaped capture by
swimming ashore, The Philadelphia Press
says : . .
"A matter of congratulation; connected
with the'cipture of Roanoke Island, is the
annihilation . - of of "Commodore'! Lynch's
rebel zavy, Lynch sires, for-,many years,
a resident of West-Philadelphia. He earned
a vagrant t livelihood by lecturing at - odd
timea upon the Dead Sea, the Jo r dan, and
other sacred AsiatiO Thesehti
was enabled to visit by the magnaniinity
of. the United- States government, and BO
turned bis public mission*, a private and
pecuniary account His favorite quotation
in such nomadic sesioni was a celebrated
stanza from Tom Moore. _IL may come , in
place at.present;,
***May Ines: axidyleg cop tar him
Be drugged with treacheries** the brim;
With hopes that bet aware to lade—
With Joys that vaat.h while he alpe--
Law Aead &offset that tempt the eye,
- - Butnunt to 'whet an the lips 1..
- ~
MR. HOLBROOK No r Dsan.. 7 .The report
of the death of Mr. Holbrook, special post.
office agent, is contradicted on the authority
of Mr. Holbrook: himse lf, who -declares
, ..
that he is still alive and well. We are
happy -to hear it, for Mr. 'Holbrook is . :a
useful man. - The Chicago .J6ternal, from
which we copied the paragraph announcing
his death, was led into the error by' the fact
that UN J. B. Holbrook, only son of M.
Holbrook, died in that city on Friday last.
.
PUBLIC drorze
fritiOnCE--ALLitalilLYY NrHalm.
srar 01//111.T110nnlabUSIA, Oil Tatar, 01114164 mod
other Mogi that are. now obstructift. the . ALLY,.
0111 iNT.WLIARY, are hereby notified D laid I.
'tout Was are hotwesiond within to dayafrost this
date, they will be dealt Vial aeCOrdillg to 2111 r.
All pereree are prohibited from throwing dirt, filth,
reblai44.. Aar au thamild 11 ,- harf, or the fall two.
ally the law will be enforced.
• - JAIhIC ALLEN, Wharf Ifaster — :
Prrnaussm, Feb. 7th, lbeA •
4./sylCi thawa.rt
• Eats, Yebroary Bth;
CANAL COMPANY.-
u - er ISLNCTION NOT/CR.—An election for SEN
SOf E? DIRECTORS a the ERIE. VASA Lcu PANE
be held -et their aloe La RATA on IRON DAT;
the TIUUD DAT Olt MARCH IRE. as Itro'oloSt
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DIRECTORS •- TEIE
PITTABUItaII AND DOSTOK DINING
COALPANY have thj day declared adividetul of Two
Dollen For mbar% payable to atorkholdere, er their
legal repromentatives, 41)4.11,1W the 27th 104.
&mini ateetholdete receive their dividende
at the Moe of Dean. J. AV. Clerk Co, Baton,
Aredmachutetta. TUDILAti .31. DOWN,
Secretar and Trearturer
w.
, Ptirestriton,Fahnnuy 100, Belk
o'.NOTlCE. — liiimiguance of an act
of the Legislature .of the Curomouvrtelith
Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to provide for the
Re organization of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wain, and
Chicago Railroad O. cupony," approved the Mat of
Alarch, ISSO, • meeting will ye hold at the City .of
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. ou Wzosottoar, the Mak
day of Yobroary, lift, at the °Rice of the-Company,
M k:ifth street,. to elect birectors, nod for
the other-purposes anitempLutd by the said act.
this
None but /landholder, are atiAbOrlied to vote at
claction.. J. Y. D. LANCER,
SAMUEL J. TILDEN,
LOUIS If. MEYER,
J. EDNAR THOMSON,
1619
SAMUEL HANNA,
• Purchasers of th• sald Railroad.
.0"Ey• eIDVERTISEJIEE.PerS:
MAU X
DIARISS P01C1842.
deer //
/ /
CORNER PE4l 4E; i r I a ND §T CLAIR
REFITTED AND tiiiraDNISNEDIN ZIAGANT
TUE LADLES , DEPART LENT of this /tuella.
ttenlavlng hem raiently refitted and tafisrnlshsti In
elegant style, young ladles San traps Instruction In
Penn unship and Beak•Eseplzig, any tient of tba'day
or oT OBIB B, teiehets beingitonatantlY attandance
teen Bto the morning till ohi the renting. 616
HuNrs UNION STATIONERY
,powrvoLlo CONTAINS
Shoeia P•per, Unloa and awned laller,
dim' bob SzAt,, Nateor
24 Surolopeo, Nuion Awl osort t al. to, A4tc.a the
0 Mier Steel Pam.
Au Accommishition Pon
A - Faber LOW Nostril.
Lift' , article or superior quid*, iiittrioteti.
PRICE, ONLY 25:CENTS.
TRADE 81.IPYLIND AT 51.60 PER DOZEN .
' AGENTS WANTED.. .;„
•
. .
._
....- J - 011 . 14.i. BUNT.
)kinl?aeontetalluonnu/ellie, Statbnier and d f
deale mil. ilflll'ultiel, Plllebar 1hn7 , 1
.N. IL corner Smith • Canunion and redergl il tlelpet
Allegheny City, •' .. •• "-';' • , ; . ' fair '
Tao geaulae article, preietral hj theorising/ feaster.
U. LlNDPEY.Llollidayatrurg, P. .
• .
tiAbN`
Jon:c.rstolv
an„,.:8.4 4 u cHa roira
nerTiOw Pitoovui Tux thruumt—rup no ate*.
oleo wit'srer to wioulhoermut pun. lii the WO
CUILIMUS ortaiwoupers. T/ ay an lotoraleatouly ,fr
the,,umusparthur, J 0 gaze 0r...81.0., Thief."
Al* 3 , Mired!. Who Dna itireuied UkOßloaltioarebril
To whom' are, the antarraio ctrillharaa addrourd?
Who ganalumutomaudraktosii It to tl>♦euaa uniform.
acirutillo manner ? - .The sumer 1d ullirirbleh le,
Dlt.J.: M LINDSEY follawar
For silo by
D • ( I.IIES,AN
600 BUSK. DRIED .P
Rum -tute„. dun YIN GAlt
mulled HA( ALEY
4 -8 .41nd.:2 0 .W 4 X4
fhlgnlro 0.0 ;
.-2 bit/. liya received an
he sale bs • - •‘• comma;
••-•t", r'•'s
-•
-ra*'
7-••' • •
- •
SCENES, 111- ALOGOES AND 50141,0Q1711 , 73
• from the . tragedy
•
Hamlet
Abakspaire
Poem—Drafting • Tbos. linchamtu Head.
Poem—The Bridge 0f.....
Poem—tbe Lion and tbe G10ve......
Tratellate*i fricie
Charge of thellght Brigade at Batekleva;..Terneyson.
Unit Anteny 'a Wallet' over the &lel body-,of
C..eser.
The persecution. of Tom Mug, or the troubles of
klonsleur Tongan.
. hltimerou. sketches from the Pickwick Papers..
Trial of Ilartleel. n. Pickwick, with the pathetic,
thrilling and impanlootta mooch in defence of the
widow, by gegesut Bo fog. •
TIEURSDA F /TEN/NG,
Aft. MURBOCI . will trod a.poetu of the days of the
I.2IEItICAN REVOLUTION, .
by Thomas Buchanan Bead, entitled
•
THE WILD , WAG43ONER Or THE ALLGEIE2iIE9.
see A nd a m t i 3 sin . S C O H c AR ts O A T d EBL m , I 41
E t'S e H Hae
cbainobe.
33 Fifth street, when meet, can be tecnredlelthont
entry
form
PROF:A. O•LEARY
•
Will deliver. splecture to LADIES, only, at CON
CERT BALL, on MONDAY NIORT, lob. 170.
SlR . Ttur wOrlect will be 111.0trated by means of
rare and costly collection cf material of painting,
skeletons, Manikins, etc., etc., the finest cabinet br
the kind In the.eountry. -
EWA emission 115 tents. Far partiettlirs,see.bite.
W. ft brArin.ii. Arent,
t
v Prriammott, Februsry; 10th, 186. t. j
e-DIVIDEND NOTICE.=—Th e .01 ,
reactors of the NATIONAL hILNTNO Coop
bete THU P_AT declared e.Elennum or Two Demurs
(WV, ran Moan 012 the tbspltel Mock, payable at
tee Mace of the. Tresearer on end after Tauber,
the
sentatl 18t Inst., to ntockhoblors, or their legal repro.
B th
es, appetarlrg es ouch at the 'claw of busluese
on SATVIITAY. the 16th toot.
Eastern Btockholdona will Le paid by 3fetters. J. W.
CLARK at Co., at the Transfer othan of the Company,
lio..att State street, Boson. py.order of the /knoll
ef Directors. JA3LES AL. C'QOPER,
geey aml Trees'r Nat. Elletne fro.
PErnytintOrf, FebTUSTY 14111.1844
E2AN ADJOURNED MEETING Y.
of
-- wr the Court — of Appeal; (or the' Second Ward
Pltubargh, will Le held at Wei:Mkt., on Wednesday:
the huh !Another° any WHOM, feeling themselves
aggrieved by their satimultrit Air t he wW prmut. year,
.194. trakreht
P,110700.144Pit ALBUM'S,.
YOR . fALE.HY
W. S. HAVEN;
Oorner. of Wood •N frri PitegetroA.
P 12758071014 PBX NA
BLOOD §EARCHE I
==E
Z=ll.l
nr.tti64 .—
cal:A LEWP4
Aj the 10th day of Nov:6, 1861.' at 12 ...clock to , for
ralying the 8. huh. Dept with heu4 of
rpA172.11.,..pn ti!p .
1„,,T rbe ight{.W . te be, delivered at &shin • n
City, and
-Will =Dual tdaveragel,3o4l.thade g ; no
j animal admitted which weighs le. than 1000 pound,
I The ; Cattle to bi delivered 4.1 Anell ;tauten in
iuchquantitue ulheTlotiriumbsttituty Minim.- No
Ual dieWill:buyeuttired.under.NlM Patilisethefuenth4
Ist day Of April, UM.
lielfens and Bollocks not suntecL
A bond with good - aid unIOMMIt security sill be
reqtdred.
biovernmerd.resersia to . itgeN.ibe right - to psy : Di
be eidertaiiMishen Put la by contras.
eio
tom ShO hare. prorionaly flail to comply with their.
uttarte, or where the. bidder,. not present to us,
*did toidi hid. ' -
1 .
Bids - to is dimAzted A'..nscicirtin (Ls
.
U. S. A., Waahlegton, D. O.
dd hereby' propose to d 01... the One
venment good Beef Cattio on the hoof foe
hundred pounds gram weight. The Cattle to inAde•
'jeered ge aceardlog to the tonna of. the en-'
rimed advertisement. The Cattle to be weighed on .
the make, and' the weight ;so dahenniqed to be the
porch.° Welald. I - hereby agree to give a good and
slltHoseat bond for the fulillimont of the contract,ond
to.,ehelvd. Treasury hots, in pay:Meat for the Cattla
.
Ormn oo,rgn :aux etas . sus, ,
• . • 'Mutt Or rer. Partmad, :
HORSES WAS 1) FOR THE U.
s. GOVE RATURNT.—Sealed'propene!. for the
dmovry, in Washington City, of ONE THOUSAND
YOUR 'HUNDRED 'AND FIFTY CAVALRY•AND
ARTILLERY HORSE:4Ier the UAL Government,
will be remised at' the - aim of CoLG.
Department Onarter Blaster, in thiscity; until to
on MONDAY, the 17th Inst.
Them, berm hill bo purchased In lots not exceeding
-200 each, nod no bids will be entertained for agreater
number from any me person. .
No bid will be entertained that is not endorsed by
two responsible, persons, who will guarantee that tin
bidder w II comply with hit propoaltlon, if it ilhould
be accepted.
Twenty-11•0 day. will benison Dom the opening of
the bids, for the completion of the delivery of the
horses.
~ Of the abolie horse., 600 am required . for misalry.•
and 030 for artillery.
DE,ORIPT/UN HORSES REQUIRED.
CAPAIXT,ZOMILIrri)UI t. 916 hands in height:
between 6 and 8 yearebrigerof dark coloro; well
broken - to the' saddle ; oomPactlY Mint; and - free bum
all defect. • • '
Airrttztur lionze—To Ire 'from 15)i InlChand"
in height; between amid 11,years of alp; dark &lore;
free front nil - defects; well broken' td herhms, and to
Weigh melon than 1,100 pounds.
The hones will be Inspected by s beard of othcere,
detailed from the Regiment requiring them. r -
The underalgued reserves the privilege of rejecting
each end every' bid,thould ha consider that the M
igrants of the service require it:•
OTEWAItT VAN VLiET.'
Brim Gin. end Quarter Metter.
• ---
POE &ELLING/ - LIQUOBB, Med in the Clerk's
()Moo up to Yettriurry 14tH , 1810:
Arnatrotig Margery eating honso,3d Yittalr.g.
B Senne rownlee .hwt.tt Wm. other goods, rld yard, Pitt sburgh.
• " "
Bede! Jacob eaVing house, let ward, "
Brawdy James, tavern.Bioutnglaanr.
Oradell Peter "Milllln township.
Gibron Jomvph "let ward, Pittaburgh. • .
Oacharinder 0.
June. Henry eating boner, 3d ward, PittaLurgh.
Nweherts tave.ra, Lawrenceville.
KW*
liohlmeyer , Lower taaktowcubly.
Ilen " Duquette*. : .
NOCIOSI Jen ,u " Dtb ward, ritrainargh.
o . llanien A Kohut, other goad., alined, Alketr'y.
. l'reethold tinge-tavern, MeNevaport.. • -
Bush Mitkar sth ward, Pittabargh.
.Seithel John A...eating house, McKeetport.
T-Behala Henry•eatinghmnie, 4th war* Allegheny.
Vierbeller S BoeMingitavern.3ti - Pittaburgh.
' Whittaker A. tavern, Peebles tor:m.lop. • •
The Court will meat on MONDAY, Yebraary 24th,
1862, at 1034 o'clock, Waal on the above awe. •
W. A. /I.EIIIION, Clerk.
WhbT
Noi'. 9, 11, 13,15,17 Cortlandt St.,
11LAR BROADWAY,' Itsw TORE CITY
This old established and favorite remit of the
Easiness Community; has boon recently relltted,..and
I. omplete in every thing. that Can tahrirter to the
comforts of its patrons.' Ladles and families • are
and
speclany Andcarafttlly provided for; •-•" -
It ls centrally located in the business Part:wf the
boat
city, is crunlcuotte to the prlnclithras littitll,
s, cars, omnibuses, (erring; itc.. • -
In comenacnce of dho pressure caused b tho rd.
hellion, pd.'. have Wen reduced to Ora DoL y
ua AND
rIITY CSAITX Hi DAT. •
The table la amply on piled with all the luxuries of
the 1 .4•011, and la equal to that of any other hotel in
the country. Ample accommodations are olliced for
upward of 400 guests.
'Do not Iwlleve runner., hackman, and others,
rho ray “the Initarn Hotel hi
D. D. W'LNCIIESTYIir Pronriator•
_TIIOB. D. Wracuarrtra. t014:3m
i ' _~~
By th s o use of (ho
MICA GAS SHADE,
AS ORNAMENTAL AS WELL AS USEFITL
ARTIOLE,
WWI cute. s =Thaw light; mad at tha same time
pro4uts • tbat Mauling Which telly ao draitlfallyun
the spa. liar aaly by
BAILEY, FARRELL & 0(1
No. 12 . 9 Fourth street;
Who hays on harulalargoineortinent of Phannna
nnac tPaparandTintrhadmor•Yol7dwrfPtinn•
lard liEJTEL,
ON THE NI7ROPPAN PLAN.
ony or FLEW TOR%
SINGLE Rooms Pi: Mr worts vau DAY
Oki Mar 13rifire, corm" Arran Veit flinssi.
(Oppodte City HAIL) •
alit•Neela as they may be ordered I¢'th• spichiai
Three is a Barber's Shop and Bath Boons attaelted
to tha Hotel
Itarßeware of 1117107.1L9 aid IL&CLIMIIi who
V iriaa
oo2l3:dlym
•
R. nmosr:
riirroa.
••••• -
13 — EI7I -- s - t B, s
UNEQUALED DOUBLE THREAD FAMILY
. .
SEWING 'MACHINES.
.
Price. EiS to 00, accordincto styli of °Wool.
*IMMO Room, N 0.12 PLATE sTlespr,'aniar of
Thew Morldries ue aritaled br the
which they ascot* all kinds of wortmetzedta of a
°minion!. machloo.' They combine athipllciiithus.
Witty, withimonieso action . imattalnod bylmy other
machine, tilitkila chaaparm they havi'm Aral.
All Machines warranted, and kept Lo repair oaa
LILLET tintkilft Sole Agents for. Wean°
Pena* Nts..l2 Irlfth street: corner of Market, Pit to-
L LUCY A STRAIN, Manukturers Of add
ban
for sale, Khaimah and Rota% ID kinds of SEWING
MACHINE NEEDLES. : •
MEE '
AGENTS ~ rinh - sTnitx
WANTED corner 0
"-cfklemod
isi 1.11 nova i -
haring adrarthid iecontly tau'
chase Five Iloand Hariela per. day at a 'certain
palm, are deem tt proper Dow tolgiva tattoo to all
la
-1,4044. 10..AD0 N s D . . 41rt r#Tua..
lith, the prima fut , atatohaittabiti tki , cktoy , ,kooped
batiala to; at ttia.sliar scath;44
Df
pt a; 16% . Ceata; 'mem Oa min, mg ce i a.,
a. T. icurrsair:a Batt,'
Mast, CITAIII ACIWALUIXIMITrieb. 4488 -
ntldawlwr.
WARRANTS, AND orrum mums
AGAINST TIIL GOVERNATENT,II67OLT BY
porssuitair Taysit cosipAN T
JonN D. WILY. Chhier.
STrEli. tie ,F!.ti.
ETU/Ill.—The Drag Store on the atriter'of Wylie
end %lithe= anent; handsomely- fitted - up, with a
good amount of stock, and well lowited Sir bludusae,
together with the lease or the tenant, haring two
years yet to nut at low'rentOwill bisoldon the prem
ises, on TUESDAY, February 78 th,180, 91 - i'clociL
wifinperson dethrone to goleto the Drug business
irtut this an opportunity to boy widoni offered at ,
lel44tit •- • - WARTiIrrWOODS- Sheriff:
TARIEDMIRTer •
1 1 / 6 Oh* oilloo Dried Apples, -.
Mao, ; .o. .• ludreid wisdom
ftocetred.and *rook b_ .y • JAB.. A.
SETZEB, •
.• cantor Marked and That ots
.r .
' • . 7o X l d—atoelraildi day. I r loadlake nor*
Pooch Blows; to anew out •Titur i today.l•ear lodd
Of
Ptioca Alberto. In sock
ben".
S Jnet 7, ; " e " PCITMUTP,
rfroOid 'and 7 ifoikr;; 27:
Port .
..oro:108tolt street.,
riale• ellow
4 Ear Cart Instore and for sale - • • ' •
.%-! Omer Itiatit mid /IM eta.•
un L:= lV Lns : ilea ground
ailed -Porn Mail; isestisd thislarbratianter
tat CornorMatidi an.trinn
;131SlittlEd, CIA' •
26 bbh6l2“.aberrfas,tortniceind Ite &a* b 7
Ain. PRANK VAN AMUR, 114 decon4,l4 I
1 7. T fmy ;2 , 4 • fl' s i t i l 44 s r
49-nIAF itTallE.-111vre - --vriii e ex-' V I MOLEtA - LE - bt,
, JL ponni at public saie. upon the pretradtS, at the
mouth of Judie Ran, nix zosles beLmn l'ittalarah, on , HOOP SAKIRTS
2
the Ohlnf r , 11.ver„ at 2 o'clockl tn
~ on THU att.DAY.
tba Wtti+tey ofFebroery, 1St:40112 tan; Ililf Alito ~Boimht „..,1 0 6,,,, the n .,. I, p i t i .
! ftlTasticles lnws - te . nitt ble fu-rbnbr-1111T11.. Wants.- and-Affmtrneop exiwnc'et ,Me
flume wlnblog to parches*, will bad it to thelattd- waxy best motet not - aellbeg at , Zooms , RlOtlit be
ranting° to attend. Tetras made know: i d day of as, v ,- , i. -- , .. - 1, 0r t ... , 7 . -- - IL
.1 0 . rm. farther inartionL3ra, enquire of eIiAILLES 450.doxen Libit , .4. - dOTTON 108 E, tram ' 11. to
FLAILT/441i, ot .da,RalitlitikeddilTNlrlYn•nn......- _ ... " x1210 dog
2_,...' ^"'"'"*.,...
- - — ll , lstdel- ' : 150 dosetillt2.ll.s (Jo sruubs. ' -'-
vityrnifttfrl ; C rAn i otanA, -443 M
I.flrEDLl22„ TAPEEI, QUM 00711. tealtia - wimple
azd Ncenta-s.
Itbouato .. I kr e Pg'ir* ac;. .0 1 tocall ;ilia aka+l
-31 1167
our tbick.
E ls.(l
All-04 ' MELT Zia e. 3 31 1 711 - 3R4
GooP 9g l
.44-. -7
WILL E SO4D CHEAP Fon CASH.
&Nuke ,t tho
faliAtr
TrA7 wr rya
v SALE,. situate. an Filth, Union 'dud Llbcrty
streets, Pittsbnrah, ,its width to *rented FOUR
BRICK TENLIUNTS,' snaking a - rent of nine
hundred, per 4ear. The ;property Is located he thd
but part of the city, and welt calculated for en Pmt.
albite Depot..as all the Linea la the:attic:add hems-
Ily :concentrated at that paint. The tots are 61 rim
on Filth stlnet, on. Liberty street, tl , feet, and on
Unto street, 65-feet 'and 5 inane., For tut her par,
engnire JOSEVII =SS, /n - the DM.
mind, or of J AC8339X.11 arthA.;
.14-1.4.144-- and faat •
• p ell•
, ..
ger packet . JOUlti .I'. MeCOMBS, now, nitning
in the... Wheeling and Pltiabur& theta, alai anunect.
hig with the Parkersbirg boats et Wheeling three
tinter per - wet*, and' two trips:witnthe Liberty and
gallle List, trim CinainnatL, •Tho only, reawm pr.
selling the Nita is the Lisa of thy health. If the Nutt
L not wild on" the gat et Ifirelsho will be eiiil
in public sale on lai
londay, the thinilin7 of X. 10 1 4.
INK, at the wharf. - For furtherinkormatton, enquire
of JACKWO2S.DUNCAN; Ille*llilleglisay Brides°, or
..t._..._._..._.__ollN.'r...bieG'obtßS, Captain. . foiltlf •
ated'in the thriving:village of Manellell, four
mites front the city. The Jul hes a front on Matti
nowt - 018d feet, and extending back Zite) feet to au
alley,•on which are erected a two story dwelling; tlo.
Wuxi good ask, with &nide. north:to,* large
stable and te,iriage howt‘ good water, variety , 4 1
fruit, choke selections, vegetable, garden, .tc... War
oil Cheap and un easy tHI74. . Apply to
.•' B. 2CI.AtN Ai CO.
„C foot stroke,- 18 inch cylinder, 18 foot iron fly
wheol,roal of about Lfpo borne po , grer. .AL., one El
evator, two.hry Ovens, and
nn Chu
Ulu° Botlero, ono
Atte trriunfailln7klit'an"puglhatr t 11.1,71::
Dove Tall - Atachine. and &hong WO fent, 2,y and%
Inch Shorting. '
of the above, atficlos wiltbreold bt Cgiial bar
gain by of: ono. at 4f Fifth otneet.,-- 1141-1
D RtTG 'Bl . O.ltE FOR S./44--A fine
opportutityla 1101 V, offorxml to - punlima one-hall
tlie wholaof -DAVG jiToi , SI SDa 1. 3 0
with an thereaiht buslua. fitted op nicely, 'anti
rent very /ow; Sur mirth:lo4v addruss
pil .
6: BOX 1169, PirrSBUItOII P. 0.
To. Lien
- pox, RENT--. PHILO. --11ALL.-l'hilk
well,known HALL, Which Ls well lighted, and
railer of atteess than any,other , llall in the oaf,
has been banded:llolx - fitted . nil, and together with.
two ante-roams, Will be ranted at a low rate,
Also, a 8101 SE, On Market tureet, between Third
and Fourth ..street,,tompletely finished and fur
nished in modern style. ' Bent, s3su. • ' •
One of the largo bTOBLI known as the Now York'
Enid* Store. Bent, SOW.
.• • • ,•
A. small 820 BE en Third none Market street, with
large show Window, now Se:coined by . 31r: Graltini, •
Merchant Tailor. • -Bent, $l2O. • • ' •
AIso,stEVELIA L °IBM:BS. Bent, from stotnseo.
- FOB SALX—Yainable BUILIMNG'LIInon Brady
add Braddock strums, and l'onauulimala A retie°.
corner Mal and Market sta.
FOR REA r,...—, w . -uwaiiinit g
,
. . .
,flottse; 8 roma; a stable and carriage &mkt 8
arm Lend, well eet. with apple andienw trees,
arbor, se. Will be leased los good tep it
entfor loofa
bar oilcan. Nuquire Of ; W& IT it WILSON,men
.WI3 Liberty /trod.
Auw—A. ausio story Brick:Awolll4 'on ColicON
otreet; 8 motes, odorder. Apply to
1118:1[( WA CT & WILSON 268 fr
. of.
1410 kt t.Eisek-I'he new three storied
WARN NOUSE, No. ED9 Liberty olreet, now
copied tly' W. 11. Klrkyinick
. .
611:2w BISSELL & CO., MS LibenT
'hat conifOrtable two story
Dw elliugibiAtow•accupl e d by Judge
aiWu
llama,
urat tho axruer of Penn and Itiarbtary reeo,
Pittsbgh- youtorma extquire of - - -
_ .
, NEVILLE B. eaia.
/4.'r:dlf or, . A. U. WALLING x
FORD.
loft itENT:—A
Br...nityme • . . •
• • • .••• OW the efonabif
greatbeta ltrbige, with trout 25 t 00114.1 acres of land
,Ue
VOR • RENT: --Six kite • and .. •tcell
ltlakere'. r. lighted SHOpi, 301100, suitable for Cabinet.
Atubloe gh9Pe; bel leased to ODD
910 LET__Tw3
.facia g
1. Eland street, on the -second floor of the new
building, venter or Liberty street, - furnished with gas
and , rater...,Poseession glean . Immediately, or of the
let day of April. "}'or imn , rnisalon apply ,
JOHN A. liilAW,
• • Ooiner of Mort aud street':
VW{ kiNkil.—A two story ilriok Dwo -
12 log on
atel Hay orate noon. L'ipeasiongly
y s tet, m Enquire - of- • ' ,
JAS. DALZELL A BON: • I
C 9 and , W Water etreet. j
fp-) '_'ltvo" story !trick lling
al. Rouse, No. Gt Isabella street, Allegheny, coo
ta hang 8 rooms, bath, &c Navin of
.11foDONALRA ABBIIOKLES,
No. 253253 •
7101: —The broreltoomN o . 5!1 limed
street; two doors trom Liberty. tioto ocenled by
IL Wolf; will boo nutted froaLthe Ist•of April' noxt.
Apply to
.101LN A. RENSHAW,-
Jolt Owner ofl4 end Band-atreetit:
(fie n. L_TIE
.on'Seciand
Most, running throryth to nut street, now
copied-by llltchoost, McCreary & 00. 'Eugulro or 4
- PARK, M&IIIRDY (Xlv*
on water
y street, 48 feet front, running through to Front
street. kinquito of Jetii..DALZELL £BOl4 .
fal3 69 and 71 rWiter irfroat.
rpu -on second' floor,
No. 7 Hand retro L Enquire 24t Merry attest.
ALL Z. 111131........ ........—.............010111/ Ar.NA S.
A- L. WEER a 13R0., GENERAL
..ca., comanssios MERCHANTS, and ntsor
the sale of-DUPONT ' S POWDER AND S age AFE -f TY
run,
c o rner Cr -Trait luid.Coinoterce street; &Al
on, receive AR; kind, of wpriairi PRODUCE.
and Maki advances thenon.; , . .. , - I
'Mi 'Hahn ngi track info:nit otWarehoise.
lizrgr. ln ~ttiera.—E: - .Y." - Dupont di Nemours & Co.,
W lmWiton, Del; Bercluudellank, Baltimore:B.
ford 2 l, - BaltEntote; Willtain IL gmith .t Ca,
Pi ttebargh.Ppenclir 4 aarrard, , Pitcourgh, Miner a
Rkketaon, PittalmigE, Colp & Shantung. Pi n e la: 3 h,
John Bowman, Uncoil's. - Willieni raxi - 41 norNie t
John 'Stevens. Zanesville, P. - Lon & C.,.CiehOotrin,
Ohio; R. a - G. Van Winkle,--Parksnibarg: Ti. - Jai'.
Roma & Dolman. Holundo,lnd.PD.R Habtrie I
tin., 'Urbino-link, Ohio; Alexander W Banat,
tillVeilePt Ohio; W. & L. - Arnold, Dayton, N. W.
s k Co., Cincinnatt,'Wm. Clifford Netr, Cin
ckmati, B. N. Pike & Co., Ciochinatl, Boyle & Co.,
Cincinnati: Cobb,' Actual & -Pletcher, Cincinnati,
Lightner, lkhimpferman & Co., Peoria, nt; wow
Alcohol Works, - Peoria,lll.,-R. Gregg & Co., Peoria,
/It, J. B. Ford, Agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Wheeling.
VelO:Coi- •
joax KELLOGO &to.,
w.f.:804,14e liar},
Orrza ronIX, rank trx . rren runs saw.
- aposim,f or sem au urouiticat
-4(4XOtAO BRANDIVOtard,-/Jupity,t Ca.;"P bast
Uartillota it 004 and Ober, twdadaof Warkauttiatapa
dark aaApaLh lahalres. gamma +ad
itOOKaLU,
,11.114NJAILV-4,allandata, tle.•
n.tt4 " p*, tukixf
- Ho LAND cumAr.r, Acting ireil3ebeldaai;
lad Wa• nraN a. - PlPaa, tbrat.r. pipit sad ram,.
ura....ratad Jamateaaledtad braids:,
, Will B aYB-11ibates Irish sad listrisey'a Haab.
WlNlCs—Pott i ltber mlladetra,B9rdasua.,lLa c k,
mad ° th an, variaoa grades. • "
•Ikadattax Tablp;bi 'naiad biakata,
rigrePPlNEss
P. A
mt. It . alit . Minnie and eConotnicti Birth&
Minted te the Puler, or verandah, by whk.h ati easy
and =land molten ke aecured.by the eine° action of
the bet. perfectly ea l . ricr - Ohltonepthst - 60
way and nature au roolthigchate.
leinobtettnini 16 silt the 14Vht of
Corner thanhay street and: the Canpi:Atlegitini
oveciotoiti to reitu o: ware.' ,
Merc3hant Tailors;
CORNID -PI`NN AND /9;li
piogid fa** theartartbz, of-their
Meads cal the puma. gauerally that len hawk P -
chased tho stock at'a way low te; awl - watch ttbry
wilt make arat a small prat f Airder3O dose
opt
the stock tot:Aka - romp - for a fdlifair afOrk Goo
NOTICE PPII
OTICE TQ 011,51L1E166.411
ixamert‘sin Immbrmotteled Cita' . lop.
tors e 1 of thrtrtiltect Sham twocid tallee
on the 11th of letdomer7loet oel he
bt akc= o44, 3 l Mt Ilibmomo- em,
_tattoo with..
cll-Ponelbechte them muotal lot Mommosobteler
leigiciebtoot:letzotpetostgAlliimetie
mottleii:Vill lot enated cm romoonemowhich
con bo lomod ler Legal* cm No. - 216 Lebert_youset,
.11001414, paij _ SIOILUID 0. GLUM
11111.'Zi
•IMMEniniazalmeemcam,.mr
11.1.1MIMINFNM—affin.
. GAZ:GTT.E OFF/OE •
Frt met, al,nre'S.mithflold
OrTTON 110S1SHY.
C,
arrAit Burgas.
We will - cotainue for Ins present to WFgQaiorjoLi
LADIES' AN17.11/SERS COTTON HOU,'
• .11ENTi AND DOTS COTTON.BOIItB,'.
z • ATIAST..YEAIi,'S
'Theire &oda are noibitlea e -but are tiser,-144.nd`
clean, were purchaiert, befeizerS:'74.*l77incii,a7.l.llW
"TY cheap.
LINEIt-iIANDREItCaLIik a-full line,-
.-
cents up. '/OSEPIL
tulb
• 77 letsrket street,
COTTON HOSIERY, •
• ,_
AT LAST YEAR'S ER PRICES.
excelteld assortment of RoldaY
band, which were delivered to us bi ecintract bribers.
GREAT ADVANCE IN 11110E,'
We will continue to sell et rtitali. I -
- .
70 uEcLacty.-Lesi jrctive PRIORS,
Until the hod pair it 'old out.' Al 'meantime
to quantities, pun - havers would doyen - to cull be.
fore the cleanable number ere ennead.,
AttrltCliA3iTl AND DEALERS imp ghee:fits jibs
• EATON, IiaAORI7II 00:1,
se Ala
No 1T Pin attest.'
• ' -A &Wuhan' atyloi of those .
Real Late Collars, and Collars aria Cuffs,
th (Friday) a frai-a4;oo, atut. tor by! 1
• Evroy, krAgteitt d CO
17 limn Plfib al„
SCOII.II BALEIGRAL•fra
EATON, MA Cfrttllt & CO
• ana 19 nil it
LOVE .&
CO.,
•••
74 Market Street,. • r •
• '
SELL
YARD ASIDE SLIE7tT/S0
raisit INBN Atli)
WINTER DRESS coops, at Oat tattgat-
HOOP SICULTS,'cb.
Mishima* buyers pill tlnd our
_Stock of IN:intivuz,
large, and at lees thin tha present leatees,
C; HANSON LOV & CO.,
74 Mat
RINTS
121`2- Cella*
. -
BEST MAZES AND NNIVEST
J. W. BARKER-
MINS, BRAVER, CLOAKS ANI:1 DRESS GOSki4
. , -
N ew ~ -:
~~ ~~ _ -, ,
SPRING PRINT*
11 .&1111E.117 AND PLAID QT...N011111114, r
. Ygcj
• - 11;w : : xiszaurs, sal et*
_ - _
I#OOtEN EfIIAWIA .111 00117;''
GTlit .i . .NEEt *Birk liO9P sirtark-
WILL OPEN : ' ON SATMIDA
XL/atin Kiasolniuxwi •
:veva 16 " L. 848 1,,,1tt.r(14
' rt
I torths - fag* ihdrith , ihock of:
itaxturnzuctlllyit,
7 . 2I FANTB'IIIIIIHOEDULD MPS.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS,,
EIIIIIHOIDERED UNTO, .
TBLINIZINOS.' ' 4
VELVET 1 / 1 1111024a,' • '
rsrarts,,Eustoutrarly wirte,
LA MEW SIUDNUIDARZDALIBMIL
NAIBBO/D5RED. FL0 111 044146... a..
.ra cor. AND SWISS T1N3M.1';',t.,,.
L x ir AOS COLLARS A ND. lll = lll ''''' ' 7
LACE lIANDI4EDDIRiIii..•
..; , .... - ^i • . • - .., ,«..1.fi....?2,:;'-`....
viugiicre AND THREAD Licit,
MROHANIO CORANTS AND
ritzma.Couswls.- -
BALMORAL RICUMDAr ,
(IMPURE LACK.,HOOPRK/STB:-
GENTS' MERING'SIIISTS'...,._III GRAWIZEr
IFANDachwujiminve
NECN.TIES,4IOSUNIE; 4
QLOY/A 004.. 1
Caßeat4 C 4 C - OASI-11 , =-
,
El=
e . l ,egant=rriment of
. . . .
BALMORAL BKIETB,.
EirsotecUto• arriva by expito ; 7 '
DRESS firms, very low
• ',i4Avviwimmcmoeir
CLOSING OUT. •
TEEM& OdELIZ ON DELI '
.. . .
P . x..:, v,::
THE iCHOICZ OF ti:fF
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, , -
;59 Sinac't. ...),
At j2j- Cerite.
ELI) 'AND BLACIC: BOOP'III
•
BALKORAIi attllll.
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