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TUESDAY' MOESING,_FF.B. 18, 1882.
Ilia " t itle at ,Fort D ,
The battle oh the' eumbeiland `was pro%
- • bably bilkiontaited, and meet .bloody
fight whisk luta eTer taken place-on , this
ocontlneni. (kw yin, we fear, has -been
43'arnIng hat . been Carried' into
Ithonnudi of famines, but a iiiest amuse
bag been snstained,vand our NatiOnal honor
and primate' livibeen vindicated. While
we 'deeply sympathise with the . friends: of
slaughtered patriots, we can not hot rejoice
, over art important' and, 'Opal summit.
Its morale cabala moat be .
Never Mari. abaft ire have to — recount any
hesit4ilWoi **ring., among, brave
sadateW•Cil:lipirit - Of • emulation' now
. ,
arenned-w)sichisill-oarry us to „victory . ' .on
P.=tit evert ield.';. , HO:have felt the enemy,' sus
in him, and have found
1411;beests ere shams. We need not
diaPirtsie;the rebels. -They fight well, for
rr; • : !red ireause. But they are not equal to
the voldiers ,p . f the royal - States, now that
the latter understand their work, even man
I" . *for man, let elone five to one. How call
their ltuters, then, hope for success, when
they are' so greatly outnumbered. • They
must be convinced by this time that our
' . tlovernment kiln terrible earnest, and that
it is .plYsically impassible for them to cope
. :
with',tisdnsuch a gigantic struggle. :
WO:de,not: loolt,_howaver, for any
.inttne
dtate inkimisralort. I".lefeatis the ruin of ihe
-.:lelidienkati pillars of the rebellion, and as
lone as they can keep an army in the field
Ley Viii struggle on, hoping .for aid ftom
• abroad We hope our Government will
--- 11Listen,t6:pnt them out of their misery.
Ematkeipaticin by the , Robots.
Theliew York Herald says that the offer
of :theponfederato Sorernment, through
Moon and Slidell, "make free in Secesais
usury Child:been therein, the offspring ef.
"a• Mae** soother, after the data of the re
" cognition by England of our . st)=iailed
"'.‘Pontadirate State!? as' an. independent
"Pli*g4 - . positirely sublime. It is a
".sweeping proposition of emancipation, but
"upon a plan so gradaal that the present
"Southern generstion'would not feel it"
- If le is a fact that this offer has been
made in good faith, it is the :rat stirring
and significant event which has takenphtce
luring the last, eventful' . year. If the peo
ple-of ;the: Pates, agree to it, it
wffl giie the strongest possible evidence of
thsivcdesire foiseparation, and cannot but
command oar admiration; While we min.!'
not agree in: any event to,a separation, wi
will,gbully, agree to their scheme Of MILD.
clpatitot, and Bettie our Ilitheulties on thit
bssia,hoping tat . they will soon lee their
vray . to, ffe justice to those now in slavery.
The kap. Of wiping off this stain, even in a
Ifenerition, : would be truly a nutter of re.
'Ret t lf the rebels will coruseat to sacrifice
alayery to sec= enemas, eught, net Sour
, . -
s l erkment.:4o.-as much- to, preserve the
Union; and to render us a united;end har- -
atoidoni people hereafter.. It the rebels
think ;that the sacri fi ce favorite i in= ce' of the,
44.1.Utione is not too high a price to pay for
independence, chill we think it too sacretlto
be offered np on the altarof National honor
and future National peace and union 1
• The War in Tennessee.
;Tho cosh:at-at Port Doneison Is. one of the
Iliad severe which has maned daring the
.
ye .
war both sides there Seems to b•-• sew
• ••• -. 1 into detsrm ination to win. The rebels must
disaecouse at Gas point of .eritiUl tilde, or
eroald not have risked fifteen:Bioniand .
• ,
.•
'men Incliding many Izappriant genendofileers,
to the danger of capture. The repulse of our
Ranbo}q,wilt probably.delay the capture of
' the Fort, but fall at last it Fist. We feel the
utmost conEdence that the gallant army now
investing th e fort will never let this valuable
prize slip through their fingers:' The mortar
Until most probably arrived there on Sunday
the 16th, when the. attack from the river side.
oultderatless be . renewed. - - There is a pos
sibility of an attempt being madeto - raise the
siege, by reinforce' inenis by , raiiroad from the
army of Bowling Green.. In thetoue the en
' ezilylWould have to meet our ma in the open
" Belt ithere'we - lbel confident of_our superi
ority
-
se, the enxiety of the corn
-1 , ravnlty Is terrible. Before this paper goes to
we
lla
u hire the joyful Intelligence of
P oinotheret i Ouli ristory jbut if not . so soon
u thes, wefeet eerie tha victory, will te ours.
Jut ar rived , show that
-.• .Iversa.-.-Dispatelles`jus .
the . •re bels ., are eoneeetratlng- their forces at
••-•'' RoriDovi4tic!" its nil:gliborhood . ; while our
• g rt
is being !ray of therCum-
Gun; in - person, Is following
• '• .safter the utile, who have evacuated
Boiling Green.. The' reat battle of ihe con-•
,
tiiipnt may come off in that region, if the Fort
• .
holds out until succors arrive.. -
Ls.' rut - two Gam os - .—Fort Donelaon has
ffurl4 — wnvanover the rebel Intrench
raente. • `
.The fortis._ of the victory' are fun
' : ales. -The Bowling Green rebel raj will
ifintiteelf iii-W:erritleal position, and in
yJtllacOf beisig The rebellsen dead ..
geal river-
esivessee, and on the Mlssls ppl
celrtrni:Kentucky.
% */ 1 0 Qinoinnati tbsnerciet, of Saturday
taoraing,ha , the following significant pint
•
"Very- important military movements; are
taking phial in , Central Kentucky, the exact
Waal of which we do - not feel at liberty to
state at; his time; We may safely say, how
" lover, that they salmi to be charnoterisect by
`sagacity and energy n the part of the goner.
t 11l trommanding, an that they look to the
conoentration els fon* perfectly overUklim
. in` upon the weak point of the enemy.";
nit the triumphing move of military genius
noansatrate, in one toyerwbelming mass,
-albs forois we have available, and watching
7when the opportune moment arrives, precipi=
tette them on , the weakest paint of the enemy.
ItGen. Paoli, by silent etre:moue effort daring
Anoka- ho, - kas linent witlicit seeking fain*
Rough proclamation, or bringing himself
iiitoi`otteabYoots‘of any kind, has bean able
t:to get iiiitorees in motion upon. converging
lines hiding 'auppple r -we
#41Lre..446 word' f complaint nainst
1 0aits:asoari!O! One dermal, even should he in
.:taut of writing but two lino
s agean: as the taking of Nashville, or Knox.
4ilia4—estke finwirren was wont to
hundred pars
ins;oit - s turdir
„..
bilaut goer our late
.
to4stott:falliif ion t
..
Don
'lungout at all 'poblo.
...,107"*, 4 11 0 11 5 414 1
0 ; 0161 ilia s
the
t of Rol -
low& ootatiote What
WWI our joy?
1711
W-*W=M
s•
.
Congress as plisse. a t , iiErCh la 114
slaw, authorizing the buildingof twenty .
iron platid war steamers. Amendaken .`
Lave Biwa been made to the naval blkap•-
.
_ .
ProPria9oi $1 5 , 0 P 0 ,9 00 for bu il ding addi
tional gunboats'. Ibis' proposed to arm them
cult widterecor fottrgmrtrat the heaviest , .
calibre. : They - Are to ba built: on the_same
general plait as those- :which hive. rectmtly .
" mired Ao efficient, the enlydifferente being ,
that an Aideti;Or made Co improve
their swittness sea-going vessel.
We - a/tall . seen inive',atOrSinenen' sad
powerful navy alliai..',.*.finsea and 'lag ! .
laid venttiree iiitn - e - ierar. 'With; tea they
. ,..
will their .ietnnierniat' marin e , swip.''
_find
from the ocean, for. these-awift 'steam gun-,
&Ali atiii'. , fisit eeeit aesi . and they will:
hard to.eamfy , nglisnateraere When eaniti,
fonlannhintriess thin s , war TesaeL.. The.
great,diffinidtY we haia' fonnd'inindting a
stop to: the depredstienti Of. the ; SuMter,
1 -shows .bow • dangerous a steam yessel is,
when on a cruise of depredations on 'thn
Capture of_Savauriatt.
The-report that -Savannah is probably
captured Will no doulit ,prole correct., At
the latest advice. a large force had sailed
irettOliltOnalead to attack Savannah', and
had not:. only eticeeeded in cutting off all
communication between Fort. Pulaski and
Savannak but.the forces have destroyed
. .
thewater pipes leading to the city, and
supplying i with water.
If that'. plaie has fallen, Charleston will
soon , In lact, it is possible that the
next arrikel - krkl bring' intelligence of as
Movements ngainet that oily. .. A t. lain
accounts,': twelve regiments were under
marching orders inland to the railroad, and
'another from Edisto Island, both. , intended
for- Charleston,. BotiCof these cities ire
probably now in one; power.
. Tan Sourasas Inauctunsrlort.- - - - On neit
Saturday "if . Southern Confederacy is to
be officially inaugurated by a retinlar:Gov
eminent, under the Constitution. ,Hitherto
the Provisional: GoiernmenVhis s been in
power. tile* .to be intingik; .
rated as thelirst President. _We anticipate
a rnthei sinnbre , tiOni.' It mere like
a death than a WAIL The. poor Cenieder-,
ate bantling is ao rickety that it will hard
ly survive Its baptism three Months.. , Its
godfathers must be already ashamed of
their btuitling, and are no doubt looking out
for some • mode of escape fr,orn their un
pleasant dilemma.
Tura, Titarion,. Cowartr..-'-The news
that Floyd had run away and'escaPed cap
ture, iiiledthe country with a lies& grin
yesterday. Ile only needed the affix coward
to hie name to fill up the, measure, in his
single person, of all that is most deteited
among mankind. The poor wre4 bad not
the greoele meet an honorable death at the
headof his troops, but true to his instincts,
stole away in the deadness of the night, aid
proved himself a double traitor, and an ar
rant coward I
.If there hinny lowerllepths
of-infamy, he will surely find it out:
YESTiItDAS afternoon our pickets; near
Mount Vernon, saw two men leave the Vir
gins niters and goon board of a small
8104 which was anchored in the stream.
The fact'was reported,te the , officer" of the
day, and .16 detschMent was immediately
sent off to board the sloop.. This was done,
and • number, of.letters were discovered
to and from parties in - Diue, and among ,
them ten of a treasonable .character.. One
is said , to contain • very complete de
scription ef our, lines . 'of defence on the
Potomac:The two men were arrested.-
Special Dispatch to Ithiladelpl4.livas.
• ,
, Catch their traitors, swear them and let
them -go. - This is the rale. Treason is
trifling pecadillo, and it were n pity to
discourage it: -
Advices from New Nedee.
Mr. Junes IV 'Holmes, Sonetary of State of
New Mexico, salved here this morning,
bringing °Eclat dispatches • for • the•-,Gkiern
went. lie was only fourbien'dlyi on the
peshase; it being; It 'sad,' the kniekest trip '
ever made o between that Territory and Wash
ington. It appears - that Sibley, the rebel
General has honed a proclamation, in which
he says: "A wicked' war is *raged by the
llnitedStstes for the subjugation and oppres
sion of the Centedorate States, by force of
aries;" and be Maker 'mien" mil:represents ,
tionsi in behalf of his own cause. He was at
the latest dates ,Mirching on: Fort.. Craig,.
which is 200 tulles south of Santa- Fe. He
_has three regiments of Texans,'•With , heavy
irtillery."Col. Canby' wail 'concentrating all
available tioopi to' meet - Everybody in
New _Mexico capable of - bearing'arms, re
gardless of profession or business, ' was • sum
moned to arms. Gen: Hunter hi ordered the
two VelOndo reginsenta out by Gov.
Gilpin' to preened to,the relief New Mexico.
The Geversoncfitk:Wriatellailit of Indian Af-
Tains; and'all ethic Kationil :Moors had gone
to Canby's camp Great excitement' prevails
througbint the Territory: An order ha. been
issued for all Arms aid munition' of wak in
the hands of private citizens to be turnetlever
both. Quartennider'sDnpartment.Dapagals .
/rim Wo•bbigton -
Wixore Bicxxxs.—The Chevalier
Wikol has told 'hie_secret and 'gaited his
liberty. The diapatch, which- yields this
important announcement. adds .tioit during
his imprisonment no one was admitted to;
his quarters expept Gen. - Biekles, olds coon;
1." There'll' a mystery about this /Bo-
Ales, which it, would be pleasant. to read.
He obviougy -resides _at Washington, fre
quents the Biettiffive - intintion in - company
with Wikotf, and mikes hiniself generally
conspicuous, very much in the manner of
an Ex-member POd.ffreSS of , the "e' m
name. But that ex-member is now a Brigs-
dier, with' conunand on the Lower Potomac,
and we know there is no rule, exceedingly.
proper 161tielf,more rigidly enforced , than
that officers who .ibsprit ,:theniseiveA:fron;
their posts and haunt Washington, expose
themselves to a forfeiture of their commis- .
miens. What, tins:public pipit : piss to know,
then, i s . whether thii Sickles, the friend
and .counselor of Wikoff, is the nominal
commander of that - costly - body, the Excer
dor Brigade' and, if so, whether the mull.
try le In any ilatigerbig - bugtiiL
mable services, through' his
t tifortiutete
devotion to Vika' and other tions,of
Washington society:—N. 7Y.' Times.
"Wzr.x You is Aloe.; Ws xs."—The
BoOnevllle correspondent of the
Cincinnati-
Daily Commerciel writes
These Missouri 'diggers know t .
deal more' thin the wl ite folks , give them
credit for, and whether Mlssouri goes for.'
the eonfederacy or for the Union, her.
slaves have learned a lesion too much: to
ever make them useful as slaves. -I was
struck wits Ofl a
crowd who came:from a big hotuntl II to the'
road to.ste Int pea. llid' o ther.rday• SaYs .
"Boys, _ltre you all for the Union?"
"Oh; yes, zanies; ydn'slabiutitre
"And when Price comes you are secesh, - ,
.sra Year ttl 4 maasat'' ie. good
seceslithen..; w. White' folks ,
get bead tiggers-in'dat way."•fihe duke) ,
understood' the wl?le . 44tieh'iin4 the
gall,"Pla/ed: _ .
'lrirras-frollikoLtiodelipssolnittl
Oldi,joii.43stattiay,t4looe:lo.illit *WWI
aldiaklesr eethinhe hi W
lowa Esstmety. The gelhat Wont It
ezaltiat.
-•. • - •
, •
- -- nuirmas aunt'
Rebel Account of ithe Roittioke
_ tory-=Respenttion of the Enemy.
vie NoefolE ctreritiondentiif(the Rich
-rand-Rxactineri 'writing under &Ma Feb. t
11, s
•
.ays: _
- , • - •
"the Ilichniina Bluefi i at Roanoke Oland,
.lunleharga,of.Pork :Point hatteryand bet : .
haTed most heroicallYi - but encountering IV
-whole reglinent of New .York Zortareth,
found it inspmeible•to maintain their posi
tion. 'ln this emergency an honorable foe,
liutfindlitg no qUarter, and every principle
of 'honorable warfare ignored, a hand - to
hand encounter entitled, it is said, in' which
they were overikored" by numbem and all
but, seventeen butchered. - .Let - me. Advise,
however, that ybur people 'restrain their
lamentationguntil this sadnews has offend
confirmation... Like -much else, it may
I prove. to be a picture of the imagin ation, as .
to details. , - , • .
• Among the groundlessrumors
in . eirculation last evening was one to the
effect; that' like' 'federate ' wire advancing
through the , canal and byfoot,..ten thousand
strong, upon Norfolk and Portsmouth. Yet;
without anticipating.. mintary, - arrange
:was on that score, it i ntay'be .prudent to
concentrate in this section from five to ten
thbusand troops._ The Ahrifiorgance of the
country tapped by the Ytuakeee, is oar _supply.
' region for'min cad heart; unquestionably re.
quires their early expulsion. But my con
fidence in our military authority. has not,_
fai; been Shaken. 'lt may be that the
Yankees are running noosethey least
expect but most fear."'
V111.01X14111.N13 NOT. RUDY TO SINLIST.,
The s am e carespondent writes:
,
"Acill fie the mustering of militia-men
in Portsmouth was issued yesterday, but
the tespenisit exhibited .oery empty rant:.
This finds explanation in the factthat nine
tenths of the male population there are now
inactive Carrico, either in the Navy Yard,
workshoPs or' the fiela. Besides, the mi
litia movement is exceedingly humbuggish
as well' as 'distasteful. Enough fighting
material, on &proper call, can be had there,
as elsenhere, South, and this will bo•ntani
fest if authority is .rested for *dug coin-
panics in proper hands."
URPLIARIST Tauess.-..Rere ilea carious bit
fioni a Richmond paper
• * One of Ouringenious military friends think - 1
the colportsurs ars doing great harm in 'our
army. by.: circulating terrible tracts in - the
camp, and, on the sic
. of expected battles.
•oonfronting our men with little pamphlets,
entitled. "Are you ready to die _"Sinner,.
you are soon. to be damned," As. This is
more ,than .a mistake. The best stimulation
of : oouage and endurance in army is to be
found - in an inculcation of Christian spirit
among the men. With mon religion in our,
tamps •we hive less drankenness, less
dissatisfactiot, less grumbling, and a courage
which becomes invincible, u it is, refined by
the pure and holy spirit, of religious convio
tions.
SPECIAL irorwEs.
- - -
—To Horse Owners.—Dr. Sweet's
INFALLIBEE LINIMENT FOR HORSES Is nnrl.
relied by anyOn 'Ram! of LaMenees, arfshm from
Sprains, Bntlies, or *relotthig, Its effect b Mead
and certain. Harness or Saddle Galls, Scratches,
"Han" Sc., It will also, core speedily." Spark, and
Illngbone my bo costly promoted and cured In tturtr
Incipient stages; but cordirmed cases ars beyond the
porsibllity of irreales! care.. -No cue of the kind,
tunnsier, is so desperate or hopeken but It may be al
hoisted ,by thls Liniment, and Its falthOd appllar
Hon will always terrors the Lunenser and enable the
bons to intiel with ocitdaratlre sue.
**or s : lions owsraboold hire this remedy at band,
Er its [lnlay no at
~tlto Aid iffoaranai of banal
will offottainy pmaot taep fornddiddadisameo wen
tined. to width all horns an liable, and laden ten
watosny otherwise valuable bones witty worth-
It. a. SULFAS it 130., Agent's, armor of Wood
and Soma 'treats,. Pittsburgh. aplN:lydairlf •
IP . elnaleel Females!! Fenialesta
u. kilMlll.llll •
• HELILISOLDI3 ILITHAOT BUCHU,
lot all complalata Incident to the wt.
•
No Family 'Maid be without
• Awl none will .bah mot stied by the=
It Is used by YOSINGI and OLD
In the Decline or Chimp of LID,
And *ftars4pirohi "llanismre,
pnrini land After Conthament
To littengthtn the Nerite, .
Restore Nature to lte Proper Channel, and
Invigorate the Broken•doem Coast!talon
• • note irhatener Cann orlitnatlng:
OBE NO NORE.WORTHLEES PILLS t,
Tot.
awesome =TRACT DUOIIU.
See adveatisamaut In another adnmn. Cot It out,
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U. C. H.
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MILL lIACIIINNEY, CASTLNGEI, BAIL 11,0 AD
WORE, ISTEAX BOILERS AND SHEET lIION
WORN..
_
larsoaarsa AND BSPAIBUITO 4ono on sboit
e npenor Copper
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BOLT COPPLS. PUMPS) COPIIIR BOTTOMS,
BAUM/ STILL BOTTOMS, SPAS= SOLDER;
also Lnportani and dollars In METALS, TIN PLATS,
saver IRON, WIRY, to. °nasally on hand,
TIESIIIIMP MAMIE . = AND TOOLS.
VAILIZOVIII. No. 149 Plat andls2o Second dram,
•
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aerepecial alias of Copper cut to any devised pat-
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Nanoketursts of IRON DAMN% PION lfAir/ad.
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WINDOW WARM ft., Nos 91 9scond aired and
36 Third street, - botwsm Wood and Markst.
Hire on band s witty of n e w Patterns buoy
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.Wt 10 - cola attention load to eneloilos Grave DMA
Jobb • . dononi shot notice. ob 9
ttsburgh Steel Werke.
wao Joinis.....—foss it'crommros.
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=• --',.. . .. ,-: - .--i' "iiiiiiii**iliffif-;',
-- .lause-.H.:- . -Mwsrmcm t ,Teake—Dcer ...ffirr,MSSislt
learneeithei you havedeclined all engage fora
sauce on thairtage, but that you have consented and
kale already given several of your delightful and in-
Mrtialveradinge: In Cincinnati, and : more recently:
alCOlumbus, by invitation of the Leglelaturo of Chlo,
we take this method of inviting you to our city, and
hose you will favor us' with onerirnotinora, of your
enwrtalumenbsi ' - ; " • - . ;
Hoping to hour from you at your earliest conVeui7
emee, we remain yours, reaps:tinily,
IL-H. Smith.. ,
John 0. Dunn, .j ."' e7t : Cllfliu, l,'
Joe. C. Curry, Base C. Flamm,
B. C. Weyer, Jr., ' J. H. Weldin,••
Lucia" Osgood, -, S. keymer, --. .
Benj. Slogerley, R. F. Bauman, • -
U' H. Myers, , Chu.. F. Wells, : ..,.
Geo. F. &Michel:mil A Co. James W. Woodwoll, . "
A. H. English, C. IL Merrick & Co
I T
Chas. L. C well, James Bodges; • , - ' •
Balw. De B tme, W. M. Flgar,
Howard D: ittle, Thos. M. Carnegie,
John Graff . And. Carnegie.
• John 11. ley, John C. Harper, -
Aug. Bra dt y, Geo. Wilson; .
W. Cunninl„ , H. Duffy,.
and three h udred and ten others.
emus:sap, Ohio, Feb.-!!, /BM
Hoe. Mayon Bairns, and otlinnerilleniein'Tl..e I
verykind letter signed by so many influentlid" eill-
sena of the "Iron City,". inviting mute give leeries
of restUnge in Pittaburgh, baa been .received,and I
&gm to return my grateful thankafor the compli
ment. In - reply,' I wilt appoint Wediserthey end.
Thorsdsle February .19th and 20th, on. which ocea
don 1 will be pleased to give you a series of Sheik
'peat= and other readings. James B. kluandua.
The . =gramme for the lint Beading, commencing
[ at I o'clock on
. _
WEDNESDAY EVENING, - •
• Will consist of
- SCENES, DIALOGUES AND SOLILOQUIFJ3,
. fresh the tragedy Sr
Poem—D;;f7l.73g Buchanan &std.
Poem—Thearidge of Mew.--
Poemr-the Lion and the Glove
Translation front Schiller.
Charge of. the Light Brigade at Belaklava —Tennyson.
Mark Antony's Oration over the deed body o
Caesar.
The 'persecutions of Tom Ring, or the troubles o
Monsieur Tonson.
Humorous sketches from the Pickwick Papers.
Trial of Bardecis vs. Pickwick, with the pathetic
Mthiling and impassiosate &peach It. defence of th
widow, by Sergeant Buena.
THURSDAY EVENING,
Mr. MUBDOCK will read a poem of the Jape! the.
AMERICAN REVOLUTION, '
by Thomas Ruche:um Read; •
THE WILD WAGGONER OF THE ALLGIIEIIIES.
Admission 60 cents. A. diagram of the Hall can be
seen at Mr.. CHARLOTTE BLUME'S Music Store,
43 fifth stria, wheel wilts can be wend without
arts charge for either Resdise6 — ... • • '..• fclLdt
rates or TN{ &snow. annum COMPANT• "
Pt:rim:mon, fcbruerl. 10th, 1064.1
NOTICE.—The.
kru.7 rectors of the Nstioiniu tnISHIO CONTENT,
have Two Dar &eland a DIVIDEND 01 . Two Locus,
(52.00) Paz onus. on the CSpftsl block, payable at
the °Mos erthe Tnnsurer on and otter Tossost,
the 10th lost., to Suxkholdent, or their legal repro.
Imitative., impeach g as such rt the, closest bushiest
on Eistussuir the 111th Inst. .
Elute= StUckholders will be paid by Messrs..T. W.
Cuss& Co., at the Transfer °M By ee of the Company,
Do. Stateorder of the Board
of Directors. street, lio n w
JAMILS M. COOPDE,
' See.) , and Treater Nat. Mining Cu.
Okilrritirv--ALLECAIKIVY • MUSD.—
Owner, of flatboats, Oa Tanks, OR Cribs, end
other things , that are now abstracting the ALLE
BHSNY .ViliAltr, are hereby notified It said
structkeis ere not removed within ten Maie from this
date, they will bo dealt with according to law.
potions era probild led from throwing dirt, filth,
nibbler, gc:, de., on the asid'Wherf, or the fall pen
alty of the law will be enforced..
.fralEB AL LICK, Wharf Suter.
Prrantrzon, Feb. 7th, liOl. . fo7
UUi% Kam tlotar.
Ems; 'February Sib, Xs6! j
OkERIE CANAL COMPANY.-
ELECTION NOTICE.—An election for SEV
EN DIRECTO= of the ERIE VANAL'COMPANY
will be held et their odic. to ERIE, on 'MONDAY,
the 21IIRD. DAY lilt MARCH NEXT, at ID o'clock
a. in. telkdid A. R. CAUOILET. &c,
pwrninlian, kr. WA.tim, A VIII.ao R. E. co.
Dirnaciaan, rebrriszy 10th,
purouando of au act
untr of thq Legislature of the .I.lominOuntolth of
Senniybranla, entitled "An .Act to provide ;for the
Re orpnisatian of the Pittaburgh n Fort Wayne and
Chicano Railroad Cksopaus," approved the 91st of
Wasch.lBo3, a Smiting will be held, at the City of
Pittsbergb, recinayleunia, ou WilnuiDAY, the rkiti
day of ilbruary, /NIA at the office of the Company,
Os. y 3 711th etreet, to elect - Directors, and lur
the other promo conteu.plated by the said act..
None but Boisdholdere .are 'e
so
to Tote at
this &Woe. ./. N. El. LANIER,
SAX UEL J. TILDEN,.
LOUIS 11. 3171E11,
,
J. EDOAR Tllolllbol7,
SAKCIEL
- Purchasers of the wildliallroad.
CONI4111•10/INte 07F1C14 ALLrAILS= 01/IINTIr, ,
Parrianaum, Yebruary lath, 1812.
AN ADJOU D RNE MEETING :of
"br the ...Court. of Appeal, for the -Second Ward,
Pittsburgh, will be held at this UMW, on Wednexlay,
the 19th tut, where any persons feeling tbenisagree
aggrieved by their streenneut fur the present year,
lit apply. JONATHAN .B.U.AUFF,• •
DAVID COLLINS;
county Comtniesionera
urines or rug Frrres'ou A Bonus alumni Oo
Pirnuniarin, February Igth, 1.8113
1- THE DIRECTORS OF Tlitg
trioY PIiTTSBCIEGH AND BOSTON ___
CAMIPANY lows this day dorlsred a dividend arra°
Dollar. per share, payab
leg le to stockholders, or their
al reprusentatires, OD and after the Mth Init.
Saatern stockholding will receive their dividend*
at top WILCO of
news. J. W. Clark Boston,
THOMAS M. HOWE,
and Treasurer.
O.I.IOTICE IS afittli.BY GIVES
that the City Ordinancee in reard io obstruct
ing the etreete and eidewalke by OI LBARRELS, or
other obetructiona will be rigidly enibru4 from tta•
date. JOHN OWStio,
B. COO PE%
fe7 Street Commbelonera
1111 E CITY GA.II,GR'I3 OFFICE
hai been removed to JOHN lIHRHONIe
LUMBER OVVICZ, corner of- and' Pam
streaks. EL ZUWAiLDS.
fehlatd • . . qtr Ganger.
XEW ADV'ENITIREME.rrI
MAUVE INK,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
DVISIZES TOE 1802.
W. B. HAVEN,
(:kmodo. of Wood ood .TAird.Straft.•Pittaborol,
A RMY SUPPLIES FOR CAIRO AND
AWL PADUOAIL—Propoubi will be rewired at the,'
odic* of the Chief Quartermaster U. 8.,1U Codro, until
12 m., on T11Z81)Alf, the 22th - day of YebruorY,
1802,10 r 'the heading ouppltee, to be &Wald at
Cairo or Paducah, as tbarDeportment.may ote,
Ono hundred thmuland baobab of Oslo,
One hundred thousruid bushels of Corn. . ;
Floe hundred lbw of Hay. ' ' '
All. to be delivered ou the levee; grain In good
gunnies; hay IV be good timothy, blue or herd grew,
One thousand :time of r . c4d . r.. 0341; tar oteambool and
oti;iPurposes —
Bids will be =Adore for any leasdr iutionnts ttun
above called for and - bidders will state the price at
each of Umpire:ea, (Cairo or Paducah.) •
The oldest being to procure tbs. suppUoi striae
lowest cash rata- from actual dadera.ailpersonaltarr
log the sullcirs t quasi (whether In greet or lease;
amounts) are nquestrd to rialto bona fide,billS, end
to come forward and comply with the same, hod
ments WI be wads prowytrpox dslrearto the engin.
I Won of any specbd *commis. _
tilde to be asbiwiseed to the undersigned, tautra,
I ' • P. T. TIIIINLEY, A. Q. BL, '
Cairo, Illinois.
carboutsynie, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh. lit. Lout,
end Chicago papers, plows copy eight insertions, end
send bills to this onto), accompoided by two papnll
bating this notice.
ILSON, CARR & CO.- • • •
, . . . ,
94 wow itreet,
ileyejusi.,(Tkeed slappltpar. of,
NntiPLE onr.,oooDl
Purchssed):4 am and :Kew aired if whdessiii
ONSAT'ISAINIAINS,..BOB 0n511::
LL
E l ‘ l .. sl9 lO r b i b b bis, l l2: . 9 . 99 w 1 . -
Yaok+,6 o dot. (008 Hroamu.
zoo Ysa th a r i• E 6 k r ° l !
pima a LAZEAIt;
'29 99210'991d 1919.9..
109 ' i' i t s • 4l7 sna
•AN S. Utlbxe Mina Oruntaii
Y! Prim 6r,k9u#freeit*Da and.ibe Nei by 1
Ids 1 &BROX.
• •
4.! 7r17 ,, .moap_
SIMOS.1101110114:
• .
VY.": • • •
~.., - , , --,m1, 7 1 ,M , ' *, ~4, m 7.,: ' . ,, ....-.
',:;.-,,:v?,q'-;,n_r..".7:,:,'..:.:;;:.,,.,.,-',.-7..7!,.,,';ii7.T.-,,,:-::.,'„,2•.:
1 100 Tltii----24.441wemakers, fout_jOod
Woineten Men, 'Fantod immedlately,to go to
Wheellox. Apply at . tiTKIMST ER'S, Smithfield
soTat
1P,0f3T,.- 4 drlewff 11# Cart dc;
- Cam Haftinnfi;ltahm kro;
dated Ligonkr, IndlonS, 101 ihh, 1861. Ili months
hitstdsto. for three hand* And tbUtpnevin 16100
.dtdistif. 0337.16.).i110tice i burilly,gtien that pit
ment of tbe same hes been stopped.
citigiNy win; rthinthsts.7eb'l7
A L. WEBB it 81397,
Ewa .1 co;iy.r. - fe .
General Conunlisla*ffereinials A Agenti
EIET=2I
mipoNT•s.-0019g3A:411:, , SAPITY ruse
'4ltoeheonileirtlMST
ind Witt ndnunaaa . thereon. -
EL-ALIO:ea tnFt in 60 " °"VinhQuis,
William IL Smith& Cu.; .; .
Millar it Riclietoon,
.Spooos
George W.iimithGarrard a Co.,- Pittsburgh,
r & ,
Culp g liktgard, •'
liercbalitiCilank;'
B. Da Tord g. Sous,
QE
LED I'ItOPOSAL.S are invited till
the 10th day of Birth; 11122, - at 12 o'clock M., for
supplying the U. B. Bub— Dept with GANXlthead of
FINNY OATTLII; int theihOof. -• . •
• The Cattle to be4elleered at Washington atroona
each animal to average I,3ollpOunda grasswelgtit ; no
animal admitted which weighs Imo tban 1000 pound , '
The Cattle to bi .delivared • &Ouch threes an ii
"
such quantities ea the Govertimeut may require. • No
-Cattle-will be required Modeolds.contract before the
Ist day of April, 1862.- - •
Bella-sand Bullocks not Waited: • -
A hoed with good and. irolicient seetuity will be
required.
Government mauves to itself the right to pep to
Treasury notes.
No bid will be entertained when put in by contrac
tors who have preen:lusty failed to comply'with their
contracts, or where the bidder is not present to re
spond
Bids to be directed to Baj. 4 . . BICEW/Til, 0.8.
-17'
8. A.,
W•sain TO n itifl2 ; 11112' •
" 1, A. 11, du hereby. _proposv to ealivar to the Gov.
rnment good -Beef Piing on thi" hoof for =per
hundred rounds wowt•wedgibt,. The Cattle to be de.
• livered accordiair t eas teimi of the en
closed advertisement. -The Cattle to bOweighed on
the scales, and - the weight so - determined to be the
purchase weight. I hereby agree to give a good and
sualcieut bond for the f u lfill m ent of the contract and
to rewire Trearony notes in paymentfor the Cattle.
.
" fel7itd
u uNrs UNWN
11 PORTFOLIO CONTAINS •
24 Sheets Paper, Union and assorted Lotter, la
dles' Rath Post, Nota or Billet. -
• 24 Envelopes, Union -and .aasorted, to match the
PaPor•
Roe Steel Pens.
An Accommodation Yen.Rolder. •
A Faber Lied FenciL •
Every article of 'superior quality, warranted • .
PRIOR, ONLY 25 ORBITS. • ;
MADE SUPPLIED AT $1.50 pEEDOS
AO (T 3 weNTED
JOUN P. HUNT..
Wholesale and Retell Bookaeller,Stationer and News
dealer. Masonic Hall, irlftlistseet Pittliburgh••nd
Z. corner • Smith Common and Federal street,
Allegheo a .
1231EM1
The genuine article, prepared by the original inrralor
DR. J. M. LINDSEY, SolHdaj.oarg. P.
For .ale by
Owns , Smith*ld rad reisth 16.46
aarmiw to PII-0(171111 TOM GOIT.TINDPS7 BO Oaten.
11011 wha•ever to ramalocoarnsd pugs la the local
;columns or newspapers. Trey are intended only for
the unsuspecting, and to • vine of !Stop Thief."
Ask yourself, Whu Drat faventaithaßlood Searcher?
To whom are the aarlantrio °err:ilk:wee addressed?
IchOcouttnuortornaanfactnr• itin the saute uniform,
sclentiOo manner The answer to of which is,
Dll. - 3:..81. LINDSEY. - feli:lwat •
pEriOlaid:AND NfligOrk-Rt
. , .
600 BUSH DRIED PEAC'IIES.
BBL& PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
JD stare and for We by
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
WhSTSIL. ..itry. • •
, Noe. 9, 11. 13, 15, 17 Cord:mat St,
Sw BIDADWAT, Ncir tong. Cots
This old established and faeurite resort of, the
Business Community, bee been recently rellttal, and
is t ompleteltrimary thing that csumblistar to the
comforts of Ito piteous. Idles 'and families are,.
specially and oari&illy prodded fur.
. It Is centrally located in the business part of tbe
city; aid Iscontistions tattle principal tints of steam
boats, cars, omnibuses, ferries, ie.,
In comequemos of the pressure aimed by the
prices hem been 'educed to Oux Dosses AND
Ytrre Caste - 71u DAY.
The table ie implfstiOPUed'lrith all the of
the sensors, and is equal to that of alicither . hotel In
'the country. Ample nticaminodelons me-offered for
upwird'of 400 meta -
DirDo not belleme runnel', hilattamt.ipd
who siy'',"the Western Hotel WWI" • • •
D. D. WINCHESTER, I'Mpriefor. •
D.-Wnicurarsa.. - _
AUARD.-10 COOPEZ6 ' AHD • EsDi
am is Yuma Daunts: • ;
Having adverthred recently, our Madame to par
ttime Five Hundred. Barrels per day at a corrals
price, we deem it proper now to 'Annetta to all. in
terested; thit on and after; HONDAT, • rebruall
17th, the Irked" for , marebantabla hlckmi hooped
barrels will lat, at the Biter Lending or Railroad DO.
pots, 541%, cants, each, and
.at FWeents,
B. T. KINNIDT
Mmmurr,ye . t....:l3,_l3lll!.
r=Ml
FRENCH 13 110 4
""'"'DA tart
.ztororzarrPLAH,
OITT OP NEW YORK
!SINGLE ROOKI DAT
cur Bak Span, earner Bra
_.41 . 0rt Berwt.
, .
birldeale se they =4 be'ordeied 'the "iius
Bahotory. _
Time b *Bat - Jar'. Bbap aad Bath Booms ailaatied.
log SA,LB BY
Sililieware of RUN= aid RAINCICEN . ,
say we are toll
n023:07
AMICAH 'HOUSE, Botrezet, 'is the
rgeet - and beet arranged Hotel In- the New.
England States; is centrally lecated,and easy of so-
COs from all the routs of trivet. It Contains 'lithe:
modern improsementsond every convenience for the
comfort and amominatlOn of the tasseling publics
The sleeping ate= 11111 lags and welt vantZat•Ji
the salts of rooms ani well sirnaiged, slad.cleaYletelY
furnished for IhmilleS and large traveling pestle*, and
the hones will • Waikato ,to 'be lapt wt. Ana. doer
twat in every imrtt. • • -
,Is2l:lyd - • LEWIS ritleli•Pi
1 It E Itll o .l o M WILE
S7IEI _
,_--•ts Ole A DM+
ETUR.4The Drug gtom oath* corms of wpi•
and Chatham streets; handamely fitted up; with a
good amount of atock;end wen located furAaminme;
together: with the lease 'of the tenant, ;maim; two
Jean yet to run at low reitOrtil be sad ort the mum.
but, on TUEtSDAY. lrebntars 1.81.14.18gt,at 9 o'clock.
Any rents dolma O r go into the Drug brobseea,
will find thL en opparttudty to buy seldom offered at
• gotta° sale. _ •
te14•414 , - -HASSIUWOODI, Sheriff. !
T s 14 Anrittild.Atirtati,
wAinaisrra,vsro OTHNIV CLAIMS .
Aaithwr suium By
a24:101 , • JOHN. D. WOTAN (Wider.
N'l,o IL SHlP _mirth" conounid hereby notllled that Let
tars Patent of the Milted Mateo were granted to ma
011 flat 11th of ribrrarj. leilrittispotthog oil In
built, Ala, diet all pennon Wog my threntlon with.
pit' permission from mo t' be heht,acooantable for
Itiftingetnent of My
p atent, .Llcelteetto am lu -
.reot!on wilt be gran* MaraMnahle'tenner,•whtch
mtf.)is learned b id NO. 2ok Liberty 'street,
rittabanth. - . ' rtl4 . • BICHNItn (Vat MR.
. bblz.vrime " lute • •an
joat'iscalveriod **sae -
JAB • • TETZ 1111 ; -• .111arket atid ringt sts.
RBA t • pout a.. prime: c• .
-wiliustbqre; silbr sal* •
oartier Makotiglid Vint Mosta.
•
1 0 dos. 1...0rd" :soorm; - ;110
.rwriatTed audio ado I,y';-_ a. 1..411113%
• , Oorrawalartat and Arst stmts.
riocult • ' i TS.- - -`4,(NAk - Co c oa " - Nute;
d j .i. r ai ii siara tcia.. - ...
fel 6. , . ..• - ~-T0e.125 and 125 Wood .straet.
'PAU tX)IIM-435 mks prime allow
Au Eat coirsitt writ Ed I* Nib by -•.'- ~ ,'. : .
JAM Xa' ICB,b. nMiti' r
0 3*
. T l
- a ka (2;11%—r.-
b - ,J.46 , _...111 for are
by. OW] BU S T Ito = Oh
.. .
VOINIV-EMSALR,. - 1.L57,71
ABOUT ISGUIT HORSE POWER
_T
I2F OCKID-OUDER.
•t tir
`felCittf
TtT - "A: W , ..ritlALMWEl—letAte
_ Y.
SALE, situate en Fifth, Baton wad theri*
streets, Pataborgb, on , .yrtlctidateriVtal FOUR.
BRICK TENEKENTS, making-A.1 , 0t. of. Alm
hundred per year. The poperty is located la the.
bra part of the city, and telailited for
titbits Depot, as all the Klieg in the city could be rea
lly concentrated at that point. - The lots are I t fret
.an Fifth !tree, on' Liberty Direst, 5.1 feet, and on
UnKir street, 55 feet and 5 inches:" Fur farther par
tiettlara, enquire of JOSEPH BOSS, In ;the
' theta; or of JACKSON DUNCAN', Esq., at-thielUte•
bray 6. • •nslon B ge, fel.Riat
----
1 4 101 i SA e new and fast paseen
-2.7-ger par.ket . JOHN T. NoCODISS, now rutting
hi the heeling - Ind Pintblarge trade; and connects
big with , the Parkersburg boats at Wheeling thole
times yes' week, and two trlps'Witn the Liberty and
&dile List, tiara Cincinnati: , 'The only *reason /or
eellingtbgtwat is the hos of ay health. It the boat
L not sold'cut the first or March; she will be exposed
to public tale - on 'Monday; the third day rot March; ,
Like, at the wharf. Yon hotter inforntation,enquire
A.
et - JACKSON DUNCII, New Allegheny Eridege,or
:10111 , 1• T. "iI.COMB . Captain. • - '
-
• telfh6io
OLICIE ISALE--tiitn
-1.1 sled itabtalitiving : tillage of Illansfteld,troar
tulles from the OW The lot has a front , ott". Mali
street of 80 Set, arta extending beck • 800 feet to tut -
alley, cm which are erected a two Moil dwellint.the,..
.Ished in good. style, with: doable porticos, a large
stable, and Aartisge ItOnser. good' water, mitt,' of ,
lealt, choice: .elections, yegetabla garbin,
'be sold cheep and on easy, tams. Apply to
, B. bi'LLTA a CO;
VOK ISMA.M. ENGIN 61, - 6
4: foot "'trek°, 18 inch cylinder. 18 feet_ iron
wheel, and of about 150 hurtle power. Also, - one
enter; two• Dry Oveus. sad Steitz floe Beam. one
Uptight Boring 11achine one Chain Back Saw, one
Machine for taaklug Uninp : Rodo for Oil; Wells, ofie.
Dove Tail .11achlite, awl aWat 400 feet: 2%
•
inch Shafting.
Allot the alvm articles will be .old at • grail. bar
• eta by a • •g at once at 4.tiFitth street. • fog
suss . STORK . puts t•tiki .14 '—‘A. tine'
'J-1 opportunity is now offenal porehaii one-hall
or the whole of a DRUG STORE, in a good ,kwallty,
with an increasing buena% titled up nicely, . sod
rent *erg low. For particular edam;
'• ' ' 1301 110; PITTSBUItOII •
RENT-:-PllllO HALL.--This
1 wail-known HALL, which is well lighted, add
is coder of *me* : than any. other Hall to the city,
has been htuidsoately fitted np, and together with
two ante.roxes, will be rented at a low rate. - •
Alio, a STORE; Ott 3larket .atreet, - between Thud
and Fourth' streets, • completely finished and 'fur
nished in modern style. bent, 5350. - —. •
One of tbe large STORES known u the 'New York
Eagle Stem. Bent, 8550. . • .
A unall &TOED on Third near Market street, with
tarp show window, now oicupird 'by Mr. Grahabi,
Merchant Tailor. Beat, $1.93.' '
AIsO,SBYEBAL Bent;froms4oeosBo2
YOB SALl—Veloahle BUILDING LOTSortßradf
and Braddock streets, and Dennsylvanin ATP-1160:
. b. D. GATZAII
corner Third end Motet
POR RENT—A comfortable :Dwelling
House; 8 moms; a stable and 'carriage. house;
acres land, well set with apple and peach trees, grape
Arbor, &c. Wilt be leased toa-good,tenantlor • now
bet of years. Engulre of WATT & WILSON.
211/1 Liberty street.
Abso-711 three story Brick' 'broiling on Collie
'Street; B come., In good order Apply to • • •
faG:slll WATT Sr WILSON, 205 Liberty at.
BLOOD-"SEARCHER
rllO LET.That bcOnfortible. two' Etory
.L Dwelling Hume, note occulde4 by Judge Wil
liam., at the autitte-htleun eta Marbur g etyma,
rittsbosit: Yor teinureugulte •
NIIVILLE 8.. , 011A10,
JL WALLINGrOItD.
111/11017 JOHNSTON,
l'avern Stanch On the
Bromortue Itood,Stio miles trimithi, oninge,
lids Bddr,o, , wlth from :15 to 1.00 scam of Amid. Ir..
. titre at VIM. NORMS, on the ' ... • fettat
F 0 T lame and 'wed
lighted SHOPS,. 30x100, "snit a tor Cabinet
Itakere or Machina Strops, trill be leased to.ona or
different lee. it .1 at 42 Fink street. '
'OAK 'ltEN'f—The.:new three: stori
WAILS - HOUSE Ho. WS Liberty street, now oc
cupied by bOrkpartick - Y. 'Co., is wbolessle
. .
nasals street, on. the emend door•ot the, new .
building, corner of Liberty street, farolshed with gas
sad water. rowsesodon. given Immediately, or on the
tat day of AprlL. For imformation linty to:
JOHN A. 1illAW;
Jag ..- ..ooraer Libert sad Sand stream . -
l l olt IWAST—A tvio:storyliriok.Dsve
Ingou street ; of fire towns— • Pessossion air.'
Immediately. Inquire of _ .
A.S. .
• . DAIZELL -SOX,
fel . . ' suit 70 'Water street: •
18 and 20 Wood Street.
410 - L.Fir—Two -story Brick ~Dwelling:
A. Rouse, No. el Lobelia ntreot, i Alkgheny, con..
tainlng 8 rooms. bath, &o. .-Znquird of • • . •
. . McDONALD a ABBIYON.LEB,
all No. 283 Libert street.
1 u LET—The StorelLoom.No.,s9 • d
street, two doors from Liberty, now occupied by
U. Wulf, wi1414 routed from the bit of April next.
Apply to _ • JOIEM A.:1001611AW,..
Ommeiof Liberty laza used streets.'
B. 1111ZIOIL. Pa . o
W . L . DD SOLD aIW 1: ODC.A,Sti
GAZEITS Of nos. 7
f. ►have flmlthfleki.
TO LET.
11199CT.L a .004.235 Liberty et.
I—jhro Office. liooms
rill) LLT,The .Wareheuse on.Secon. -
J. Arcot, rttng through to Wet street, now or.-
copied byt k, /InCreery.d Co. Enquire of
jaktf McCURDY k CO.
1 4 4t)1{..101.N1--9_Warehouse on Water
11 .trout, 48 feet trout, rumtug through to root
street. Enquire of JAB. DALZELL k SON: r
fel3 ~ "" =Liu Water street.
r .LET 3 *rooing,:. On , Second flak,
.L Na. 7 Hand street.- Enquire V..ST lAbertiatreet.
fradrrs.'
- -
°note or awn Smnoatattatisallimaza, ••• , I
•Ainni or au Tongan, , ••
• • Was/4.0°6,14k 11,11 M.
HORSES - •WANTED— O 1 -THE
-11 8. GOVERNMENT.—Sealed'fm..3h_e
delivery, in Washington ati.c.A_ONE • THOUSAND
FOUR HUNDRED AND rimkautaty AND .
ARTILLERY' HORSES, Sw ,tbe ; U.S. • Goveentemitt,
will'be received at the *Moe le Col. O. H. Radom,
Department Quarter Muter, !Blida city, until 12.1 a.
on SATURDAY, the 22d ! ~• ,
'Hume torsos will beipurebasedin lots not exceeding
200 etch, sod no bids will be entertained for a greater
number from any one person: • -•- -
No bid will be entertained that R not maimed by
twaresponalblt - penems,.whe Iltdtratitos that lbe
bidder Wi 11 amply with hle Propotittpth if It alumbi
Twenty-41111day' Will be pen from the "opeoLug of
the bide, ibr the completion of delivery - of. the
Of the elniva histies,loo areiegolred for osTairy,
DESORIPTIO HOB81:8111:QIIIKED.
• WWII' Howtta4frontelB'han.ts la - height;
between lc and 8 puma gin* dark co/ors f
broken to,the saddle ; compse bent; =dire* firma
/mummy Boasse—To be from 18 to It bands
in height ; between 5 and year" of ep; darkmlors;
free from all detects reltbroken to humus, and to
weigh not leer than 1 ,100 pounds.." - ' •
• The bores will be inspected by a heard of Ohms,
detailed from tluriteglinante n requiting them.
- the undersigned reserves the privilege of rejecting
tech and every' bid,* houkt he consider that the in
terests of the service require It.
STEWAIIT WAN PLUM
- Gen. end Quarter Mester.
U. b. 9.191
• . t r opy momminu.rcra , ,
P Truman, Penn., Fob. Oth, US62. ,
MULES WANTED.--Wanted - to 'pie-
JAIL auk 0.92 HUNDRED XULES.;for therm/.
Tice of, the United Hugon: _Tbey 4 W no ,required. to
.binotiont guntil nor more than - 19319N% high
nor loos ttuui 8 nor win thiii; 97esie OW Houma
iwricaV"ln to 4 14 0 4. 411 7;at. asoK.
90 '8 LI ZST STABLY, earth drat. - n _
. - - • A:_110197GOIllui
ire:* tiLatoraistesi B:Arm .
w11a) Mk/ miaATE
lxmlid&Mllli to Oil - up the'Bggiments tecon , in
tin, field. Apply at Headquarters, corner ot-Itenttli
and refry strada. '• Mout. WM. IL UASTISit,
RD Z 0 li r .(1 kPi (.1.--Onr•ci
xv Grinder. Charles Klein, baring rettirned r eriare
prepared to grind Hawn, etc.. in them" beet worker.
-BOW 3 A•k-T;TLEIrelt 36 W.xxlsg
DKr • qtriODS,
UWE S& . toms
, 74 garket flil;reeti
'Oet
"Ltu:i - d+IC BILIR'hNo Mlllitatli;itl2)4•lzU.
IRISH LINLItIIta) LiNith BOSOM, Ter, chedi;
WINTIfI DIES& GOODS, - at.greatbarpkm,'
DM= aim% Tsui.'
a.9 02 , 1 4 13 . 3 P...44,P1 7,
siteinifAo,ol4.4*
OLOSINCa . ."'O - UT
*hobs&la bt 1 :1 01 i mai nni aoi sock OeiWg rat,
lute, sad 'at lasi thsa theatres's, ristarn
• 1.
BikirsolFtova&to,:ii 7l .i -
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II %' 11 '-`G r+P :0: Szi:
J. M. BUCEt.I3.FIELEI.'S.,_
- • fecuisf;WAiririmial;
anurstb BROSHA cozwairpr., anAlf.'m
fyrrzi,,FlA:ir v:04;01 1 , 7 ;
Asti;
i.
pAgr.Ai
MOHAIB TILLTILEM Din= GOMA.:
reictf snats ana`biaasnix&
..usTsNir Sid ISERAGES,-yerr es!esp.
"IRCONETE EINIES'G and INSERTING., L)
must =MiIIi6 gad niasnlio.
eon nxisi SACaRTS.
mum DtlFErr•
witik cla)A m
OLIS - PRZCSM' AND - •L ' F,B9.';'
• iTty
r.WSOLESALEi BUYERS.
HOOP -SHlHTSi''g::..'i,:' : .., - il A
Doniht versions to UN adtnneirla pticas.
`LADIES and and ifoor •
Tart beat noir„mallag -.Erotsra-ptioill, faC 3:5
Oa dozen LAD= coritox, tO
Slit ddorea :1 per dawn. Oast year priers., • . .
1.60 doaeti SLACK SKIRT BRAID , RUCHES, -
Irstvsy . HUDSON; • - TATTING. cvbise;- Pali, 4".
NEEDLES, TATES, GUM CORRS„Spsa.CICK/DIS: t
and NOTIONS.::,: -" : - •
Wholesale bdierd will do Weßta'aill and icissafiei -,
'tact: t. • ?;i"
for: . - , Market
COTTON HOSIERY. ••• •
- .
TO RETAIL BUTIMV • •
We will continue tor dm Font to " 11 °P 1 ? .
LADIES' AND '111.9.9E9 *Coroii VOSS.;
MEN'S AND BOYS' COTTON - SOM._
• - •
'AT LAST • YEAR'S PRICES,:
, Theee goods us not sorted, bat are asil,, ha and
in.., wen purchased beton the 111T1111a.vid are
nrr auv- , ' • -
LINEN. HANDKEILCIIITS, a MI lino, fram s
cents up. JOSRPII
ads 77 Mstket street;
CIOTION ItOSTERT
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AZ LAST YR&R'S
eXienelat . 411 , 11.iWilft,
.haad, which ire.' delivari4,tp bicantristlMre
40111.11 , 1 T: snyelioic • itir PAU*
,
No will continuo to
. .
'AT PRECISELY LAST - TRA7I73IIIIOE9i.' •••••
Until the list tale is soldhtih' 1 1/7446//ill
large oisst4siss, pnrchesers.erotki di.7.404740 eidi fiw
Fore the desirablo.n ember as all sold: -•-•
lIEBOHANTS 4210 DEALERD 11 4101 11 1 1 .0 tOA , i
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A for chclae , styles of those
Real tace Calais, and:Collari WTI"'
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IN TS
12 1-2 Cents Per Turd,
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