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TIIRSDAY MORNING, FEB. 26, 1862.
litlcickeideor Potomac.
It passesiiiir topipiedo-tnsion ! "that - tho'
Goserament3thoold still allow the. Potomac
- to remitirt*Olraded, , , — irhlla 4 ,We have so
. many IllfahOttlS and mortar vessels afloat;
• -
and Whirs,: nds of, our, soldiers, who
*
are,Piwki..*llo-aotwitY, wo uld delight to
.
assist in moving the rebels from - their nests
••
a l one it, i s not creditable to
oar prowess and our national honer, that
we should,' month after month, permit our
national capital to beblockaded on Its only
line of water comMunication. 277 few
clays we' read of our national vessels run
' ulna tio•liloilitide„ and • submitting to the
heing:made a target of by
+Oaf bettories. - - • - •
itoe biookide of this navigation has cost
the nation minims of .dollars in additional
cost' for' .tranlrportstion, and hie inflicted
on the, people, of Washington great'addi
: - final exPensia:for all the necessaries of
life.:' were told, when these batteries
were 'pripaiing, that they could be demol-
Jihad any day, and that they could not ac
- Munplish the. blockade': Sten theblockade
was an adinitted fact, and it has been since
'oriental!: contemplated to build sddi
,— tional relined front italtiniork. to Wash
.., ington i . .the'fieding of , our
ormy•`l';:i ,
NoW to - our mind - this blockade is a die- ,
.• graoktinitogid, be breken up at:ence.;..
It is s o ppenedtbe'rebels' right wing rests
on the ilier,A l *bat Is to 'hinder oar left,
winglkorn turning the enemyls'right, with
the - assistance of.gunboats and mortar
losta; and,the Throe the enemy back from
' the riv er ; an leiTthecapital . of the nation
be approachedl)j land'on water 'without, a
rebeiSag to flaunt'itself in the , face of the
lioreMM/Mlt•
There Is 'replace pro bably: on. the Polo
' matilie4ter fortified than this Terineseeennd
the Cjitilierlandrirers• were, and yet Com
modorehesitati
them with artinfirlor force.l, - Coltenbus, on
the Xo_itruialppl, is probably far stronger
tun anyplace, on the Potomac, and yet we
look for our river Beet to drive the enemy
onto unless be goes out soon of his own ac
cord.
We are exhorted by the friends of
- • hicerstaitie•yrait•--ivait—werr I , We are
to walk by ikltD, for eight and reason•botir
fait vrith•rill the Patience and faith
we can muster, we cannot see why all the
fightinghould bedone in. the West; and .1
• .•that the insults upon our • s ciiiirt ! ixipati*der,,d
• its trati'ncise, should notbewipedout. We
oannotrforket that our TreasurY is empty,
• and, tbra, our expenses arc two millions , a
day,. and'tDat our •noble Potomac
whiCh..li'fiattiiilitself to death; is a vast
ar - er z ieniie, 'War the people will have
to pay someday: It isaveryfineihingfor
those who enjoy fat. salaries, and receive
•
distinguished ()consideration, to ask us to .
wet their *sore ; but it is quite a differ
14::the soldier iantitted to the
• esiki,s44-Aiiitadi.pc*iit kis friends ;
as well as JOthe soira.4.**llV have to
foot the:%llll;iiiiia4g:4-ii-4416r,'444.4.,
The ?eel& at. •
A coninipoOrnt ;Di tho Indiamipolli Jour
:* fel, inipArgA.:)!ofunfordsville, ,Ey., - !bites
+dti'.
.ti=?~,
sotsrprin'l7beiln.the ;wee_..,;_by g_
the Pittsbargh figmette Wit in'earillehboi to ,
Denoterstilmelar, dons ..thlt . .eghtihg
Den - elsoMissieilidindt vrieb..it to lecutniera*a
thittbers mete , none ; Otters in the ureritee.—,
If this le blinded is. an apology for ill
Original ifiertlen Wit `the 4 !,Dertiocrets do the
fighting," it is only adding iaiait to the pre:
viola Inhisz.-:;It is now samitiio that thiie
album intiois;butth:
Oat 0 1 !: 0 . 6 , 0 5T" ".... 16 Pfe 1 " :- Fort
Doiilson. Teething:: was , seaCsoont Frt.
Dloistoo in the . originst - ststament, ,but yis
mh4e iu ineiil leiMS."le was asserted est.
isthrinosentidid the lighting," and. therefore
onglitZiOliaro - IdeS,etiare.in the celebration.
Both the original declaration, sad the above
intorpreantionet it, are; alike ; contemptible,
hating no gromtdin fee"; and are conceived in .
Tirouti:parllsaitspiiit,nnworthy of any party
oriaintant;ltarlig ll* &posed the
rieschicityi And contemptible. Valium spirit
ual& bi.Fionuataa in thither, in its relations
. : to this greet 'rebellion, we take tear, of the
saldeeti hoping that the editor may yet be
able tiiito Pities to all our gallant men who
have gone to the field of battle.
, . .
- ' 'AllatJait:efoti he left our Gnome river eamps,
. a Pottlaitin hail' )ast iimehed there, who hid,
-. : •Ialt-IraVtill/CO - ii.".thailso of air iloalicioii . of
. - - 'tharoviro .of Ili, fan of Tort Honelson..- He ii.
a very strong:Union and, end had - piemixll-
1444Hyerait M. Our lines some time since,
bat"tlie itziatimes a ihe'Mhsl'inenill had re-
IT
... yantakOMC : inyaitliti Of his pans, wain
enrything :heenthiawn Into : confusion'
by this,...to rebels;Mosi terrible news. Xis,
'.. . reprisents thwitate of excitements*, Nashyllie
-as beinehillelsti. - A perfeet, pude
' yelped tlussOnst the whole city. 'The street'
, _rwanelhioitriesi.isiih people wild with suite-
mating Illitbfd ,
frQ inn,- boxoe;. frost sineek`o6r 7
sere, to thenifoltod popubscoodatlng thatibe
4 frele_weielninin the city Win
,
feassliss,aed appealing tO Wary man who had
••'alwrirpsedu of ire saes to tally to the defense
of the Once.. ill says that these appeals had
but yri;ll.tthielrent; and tiers 'seenied,to':be
.aboto wrthing that
'ton he
Haiiislarttideneicethe Phila.
delPhtta
! - [K. t b Gantts7 ,;
Since the commencement of the. present
rebellion,-L no intelligent abolitionist
over doubted that its result Would bOthe.
abolition of slately. The only question
which . fo•ihein" appeared uncertain wee,
,
whether. it, . vrould titeAoyaliste or. the
. _ •
.
rebel/ that would .deeree its abolition ? -
When': Matters in thedeath reached the
extent of eeoession, the abolitionists-adopt
ed the plan of . remaitiinv silent, and,leav
leg thinis to tie
_"logic of events." - They .
did en became they; knoti "that thit logic
would do far' mote to . destroy' slavery than
any which they einild - .emploi for'the`psi-
.
pose would. FrODI that time to.the, present,
thWy have, with a very few exceptions,
. . .
strictly pursued that; plan.: On nfew acct
.
miens Wendell.PhilliPs,'.William Loyd Ger
.
.
rison and - Garret' Smith - have spoken or
written on the anbjeot; bat; generally;thei;
with all other:abolitionists, have been
silent.looker* Those gentlemen, when-'
ever they -spoke or wrote,. OnhettitatiriglY
asserted that, in this set,-
ting free of the slaves would. be the win
ning calk and that whichever party played
it would, without doubt, win , the , game..
They, Moreover, "alerted quite as • unhesi
latingli that; if the loyalists . did not ' play
it, the certainlp.would;.
But to the. pritidaVery politicians these
assertions seemed idle tales no' better , than
. the ravings That the rebels,
who had undertaken to dissolve the Union
by a. bloody war, for the sake of slavery,
should= themselves , abolish slavery rather
than fail to dissolve the Union; seemed, to
thoso - politicians„ . as well as Republican* or
Damocrats, simple - At least ..they
spoke and *rate and acted's* if 'that was
the way it - did appear 'Eti them. ' If they
were honest in this, and I am notdisposed
to call *their honesty in:qiestion, it only ,
shows how liable men's judgments are -, to
be blinded :by their Wishes„ and, therefore,
is not in the least.surprising. It was.leng
ago 'said, and said most truly, thatthe hu
man heart -is so deoeiptful that none can
it, and that , ' it is not in man that
waken' to direct his steps. "Am I a dog
that.'l should do 610 thing?" said a poll-.
tioisiri of old---Hasail by name—to ono - Iqm
told hiui,whitle would do after he had got
fairly started in the career be was just en
tering upon. He was insulted at the inde
nation that .he would ever- be capable of
doing . things which then appeared so ail
.fiorrent to hint.. Doubtlessßazaers friends
were much startled at the prophet's pre
_ .
-diction' as Unreel was himself.' Doubtless
they thought.
'as `much as he that it was
nothingbut crasy - babbling. And yet, -
liszael, in -theeourse of his career, did all
that the prophet foretold, a - ad did it with
out any misgiving or repugnance either on
the , part of himself 'or his friends. It has
always been so, and so long as_human na
ture continues • to be human • nature, it al
ways will be so. - ' - • - .
. If _ our ' Southern rebels, when' they- corn
winged their war upon the Union on be
half of slaierY, had been told that; 'rather
!than fail in. the war, they, 'would; 'them.'
salve& abolish slavery, I have no. doubt
they would hive sneered at' tie
„prediction,
and, like Ilizaelihave said:l" . Are we dogs
thatweshoubidosuch A thing?". And yetthis
absurdity would have been on the side of their
sneer, not on that of the prediction: Human
mania is the same in . those rebels .. as in
I other peOplethey' are ' actuated . by' the
same, motives, swayed by the - maim impul
ses, subject to the same pas - pions as others
—they are liable to the sameaccideni&the
same uncertainties, the ,same; disappoint
ments in their undertakingsthat Others are
—they; no more - than' others, when they
enter upon' a carierf can tell what its . up
shot is to be,' or whet shifts it•• may drive
' them to. , But they.may telt, just, as others
k maythat if they enter upon a Alesperate
Lutreeri they may, aud.very likely, will, be
-iirtvialb4sperate resorts before.they get
through with it. When they levied war
Union•upon-the . they' become ' open and
avowed traitors, and accepted all the rights
and responsibilities of traitors: • .
1 - • [The writer then proceeds to examine
and define the:rights and responsibilities
of the rebels- under,-theTconstitution, and
•,,-
shows that they have: forfeited "all - claims ,
to protection, and hate:expo - sed themselves
to'the penalty of loss of .prop erty .and life.
, .
The argument is conclusive and exhaustive,
.
but our space will not, admit its. publica;,l
lion." He then proceeds:) .. -- •- : '
`EVity - . One of their inetteitatiecied them 1
that thear undertaking. as a, terribly des-
perste one; antithere is nothing at. all this-,
• side of death so desperate that they :satinet
resort to in order to succeed in their •uzi-
dertaking: - If they are to' die what benefit I
will slavery be to them? Will they con
sent to die as felons rather than have slavery
abolished? • Rather than it should be abol
ialiad will they consent even to go into exile,
and spend their days as'paupers and vaga
bonds on,the earth,? . lie • must be-grossly
ignorant of human nature Who can think so.
Now reflect for s moment what a' mighty
impulse the abolition ' of slavery • by. the
rebels would give to, their cause. The
slaves are in - round nuMbers 4,000,000.
Every Instinct of our nature, as well as all
the information we have-on the subject,' ,
teaches ne that all .these-slaves are ready
to strike for liberty just as soon as an op- I
poitunity offers f and that they are ready
to strike binds• with whichever party will
give' them `their . liberty. As things are
they are the - natural enemies of the rebel&
because they are the parties' who hare held
them in bondage. But . just let the rebels
strike off their chains, and the case wilibe .
completely reversed. Instead of the negroes
being any lorger_enemies of.. the rebels,
they will be their mostAevoted and ardent
friends.: Instead. of being ready . to take
their masters' Hies for enslavingthem, they
will be reedy to' lay:down their lives ia be
half of their masters for setting:thein free.
By setting their slaves' free,' therefore, - .the
rebehrwould - turn 4,000,000 of their most
dangerOus enemies into the most reliable
s
.. ..e
end-effective friends. By th tone act: they
would add 8,000,000 their . effective'
strength; and ii any O • :silly. enough to I
think that, in so deeps - tate ' ease, they will
not do it ? ;' But.-this is t alithe rebels
would gain by.freeing their slaves.,, The
moral , effect of it in. their .. favor amen- the
world would be - incaleilable. All Europe
would with one Voice exclaim that a people
wheWeri eatiableOf 'making -such a sacri
fice for the'sake - of governing, .themselves,'
deserved to govern' thernielvei, and dlionld
have the right , to do it no matter' whet. it
' Do we not see 'indications already that
the rebels Will abiliali:slavery .rather than
be defeated in - litid war?, - Already we hear
of 'them offeringto • the 'European: nations
to . 'emancipate ',their - elavetty.. on :condition
that those nations Will ackneiledge their
independence,' and - of leading ruin' in the
South urging that. all . the sl aves in the
rebel States shall be set free'se a military
necessity. If they. are ready to go so far
I now, will dui. not go farther and farther
I
as their cause grows more dug:erste, until
with one united voice they. proclaim frett
dom to their slaves, and arm them to fight
for the rebellion? - -• ' - . .
People nosy laugh at - the abolitionistslf
they time,' and make as . . light as they
please of their warnings, but, thus far,the
course of the rebellion, has been just what.
they said front the beginning it would - be.
All -the indications, are that hereafter its
course.will continue to be what the isholi,-
tionists said it wonld. . That it will bring
about., freedom to the slaves is every, day
been:ding more and more evident. And the
great question is what 'effect- lethal, event
o haVe on the Union?. 'ls' it to be a Mow
for the Union 'Or against' it?:'' Is itlo give
the;government 4,000,000 friend! Or 4,000,-
, 000 emainieit,il 4 4ll.iot_thislibt - of the got-,
inn:ea , &Pend: - WPcn ibitillieetiMlT"..lhe
abolitionists have all along, anidit,,winili,l
Will ani-onsassitars torsattbstilier have'
not reason - on theirside? ' • •
side? -
Ana. -
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A DespairiakWaltYroto ~Cio4mnnd .'
Effect of the Victor! at DOnelsoa.
The fall
„ of:Yrirt - : - .Donelsicointitgeo
•oloattlY uponifieuthert.victoriei 'Of _thfiledz
end arms, seems to have produced d fearful
panic among the rebels. , :The Richsamoi
Enquirer, of. WeiAlteNlOY
crushink, defeat of the rebel forces
nessee,' and makes the . following` : frantic
appeal:
We are without the - necessary facts and
explanations to justify comment upon the
.tragedy of last Sunday. Wei hid es
perienceenough already to show the folly
of premature criticisms. We must have pa
tienem... Such reports as have reached us'
are chiefly from the-North, and are given
in the telegraphic.column.
lint this thing we must do. By the man
gled body of every man who , fell st the
hands orthe scoundrel murderers who have
inteded the country of those who never did
them en) , Juirreby the homes which we
,have established:by: our industry—by the
beautiful land Which we' have inherited
from our fathers—by the families Chit we
love-by-,all;; that is noble,'patriotic and
brave, .suid its the, tear and.fervently invok
ing the favor ofSiod--we, must all resolve,
in . our inmost souls, and.vow with anir
revocable vow, that we resist the enemy to
"the telt extremity, and, that we will die if
we cannot live . freemen. - • •
,
- • And thisveow - we must set about making
ood. Let cowirdtkreintileif they wilt- - -
vih; niggards count their treasures in
,agony'...- But What brave or generous citi
sen wouldirishVo survive the ruin of his
country? - Who - would_desire to live when
editing and vulgar despols-have foot upon
our necks?:.'=No, fellow citizens-4.A ne,.ss
did our - fathers, pledge ouTsiteied honor to
each other and to the world that our lives
and our fortunes shall be devoted to the
Vindication of our liberties, and that, if
these are lest, nothing shall survive the
wreck, for nothing would be worth saving.
Courage, then, people of the Confederate
States! Yon have now ono of those "op-
portunities" which, if improved, make era
bone famous, and make brave men re.
nownedl History awaits ,our action, to
make up ihe record of glory ,or infamy.
Any man can be brave when there is no
danger. Any soldier can -be enthusiastic
- when cheered by around of successes: It
hi adversity that fries men's souls, and dis
tinguishes between the tree man and . the
false—the genuine and the counterfeit I Let
us as individuals, and let-us as- a people,
seize this opportunity for true glory. Let'
as stimulate each other's - courage and emu
latiCadh other's zeal!. If oneman falle,
let two step forward to take his place. This
fight must be redeemed. We will 'have the
victory!
- What if .we have reverses 7 'Tis the
fate of war. A war without disasters is a
winter without storms. But we will bear
them, like yatriote and brave men, and,
both in our fortitude and our daring, we
will choir Univalve!' worthy to_ be free. if
we - do not," we do not:deserve tO'be.free:
DUPONT ApPlito•mium
The Norfolk Day ,Book, of Wednesday,
has this Latest bit of news from Saiannah':
Owing to. yesterday being .. - "a day of
fasting, humiliation and prayer" iu Sayan.
`nah, we are without papers from there: By
'a letter written just before the train left,
we leain.thit the tetras tserealasely
gaiaing sirmintrin their effarts'to reach the
main' el us eirsitof the river, and that the attack'
acititi not bi mach lower delayed. itia-euß
pose the vessels alluded to must be large
'steamers, as :the Newt of .yesterday, re
ported several' vessels already in the river.
We are indebted to a friend for a pri
vate dispatch, stating that all -Wee- quiet
this morning at 10 o'clock. •-,
sim'cLaw .rorircEs.
larAFriend in Need. Try
Da etriiteirtirorarmit lANtIiqNT is pot
.lL;,iired from ihetecdpeOf Dr. arm= Swam. of COo.
neetieut,ths great SODS Uttar, 'mid ltse been used in:
Yds nosothe Ise the twenty ,years idth the wet
astektildnis- =tem - An an ecterual • remedy • it ls
without a rival, and will Wireless pain more spenilly
than any other preparation. War all Rheumatic and
Names Disorders it hi truly iniNible, and as • can.
the • lta Bona; Wouuda. slaw" Bruins, la. t its
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have Tolt.:Dar declared a DI room or 'two Dch.Loaa
.(11.0(1) tligaltt on :the Capital Stout; payable at
the OM°. of the Presiarer on and 'after .TIMIDLT,
the 18th Inst., to Stockholders, or their leg to
sentativeN appearive, as such at the dose o fbasin
OD SINDIIDAT, thelsth inst. '
&Warn Stockholders will he paid by Mews. J. W.
CLAN. & Co.. a the 'Vander °dice of, the ComPuur.
'No. ES State ■ - 4,llcaton. liy_order of the heard
of Directors. JANRS M. COOPER,
• fel.3.ltu !key and Treaer Hat. Mintrut Co.
'N-ALLEGHENY blf
LILY Owners • f Tlatboate, Oil Tanks, OU Ceiba, ead
other thing+ t t are now otatmatiug the ALLfie
011KNY Wild,B.Y, are ,heroby notified It sold ob
structions ate flof removed within ten days from this
date, 'they will be dealt with according to to
person. ars prohibited front throwingdirt, filth,
robbsge, do., fie-, on the said Wharf, or _ the fall pen
sky of the. laW Will be enforced. • •-
• ' -JAXIO ALLEN, - Wharf *Mister.
Pirresonon, Feb. 7th, 1862. fe7
OWNS Eau UMW. UOMP/ktlY, - t •
NAM Tebroat7 lith, 1862. f
ERIE. CANAL COMPANY.-
ELUTION NOTICE. An electing for SEV
EN DIRECTORS of the ERIE CANAL COMPANY
will be held at their office in ERIE. on MONDAY.
the THIRD 'DAY OF MARCH KEEP; at 10 o'clock
a. m. - fallidtdl A. H. CAUGTIEY. See),
O.Nones 13 ayakiasy ufl
that the City Ordinances in regvd to obstruct
logthe streets end sidewalks by OIL Bk.RHELS•or
other obstroctioas, will be rigidly enforced from this
date. . JOHN OWNNti,
ii. IS;COOPTIL
feT Street Cotoraisdoners.
TliL CITY IIiAUUEtt'S
hes been removed to JOHN HEBRON'S
LUMBER OFFICE, corner of Bernd and Penn
streets. - EDWILR.DS„
Oty Ganef.
telamd
JrIEW .10rERTISE.ItMir*T8.
A T AN ORPHANS' COURT
XL held at Pittsburgh, in and. for- th
county of Allegheny, on Saturday, the 15th day of
"February, A. D... 1882, before the Hon. J. P. Sterrett,
President, - Hon. Thomas Mellon, Aseociate, Red
lions. G. Adanteand John Brown, , Associate Jugges_
of said Court. -
The petition of Philip Belistiue, adminietrater de
bonus sou, cum SestAmesto swum of Henry fon, de
ceased, was presented to said Court, setting' , forth
that said Henry Horn - died Intestate: seized 10 - his
demesne as of fee - of the following Beal Potate, - rhu— .
AU the IbUowing described lots .Or pieces of ground
'situate in-the Fourth-Want, city of Allegheny, being
lot No. 17211. the plan of lots laid out by Gr. E. Warn-.
:er,"Jacob Painter and Y. loner . fronting On South
Canal street - 23'feet and Cremating; boa. by the same -
'width to Carpel:Mei alley 104 feet Steele* in
More or tomb being , .bounded and described in lots_
and parcels as folkwe, to wit: „First, All that cer
tain lot or pleat of ground boginnliog on South Canal
• . street, at the oorner of John togie slot thence Wirth
•
68 feet II lecher, thence West 25 Heti - thence north 68
'foot 8 Inches to South Canal etreet, the place of, be
ginning, en-which is :erected one. small two story,
brick dwelling. Beoond, AU
..that lot or. piece. of.
ground fronting on Citipenter's alley 23 feet "andrart,
ring intrude South Canal' street 48 feet' or there
abouts, - preserving the same width of 231st and,
abuttlar and adjoining the lot or piece of ground
immediately herein before described, and adjoining
.lots of .J. bog% and 0. Ramon,. and on which is
erected a two story.brick dwelling bones :and being
the back part er portion of lot No. 172 1.. the plan of
lots had out by G. E. Werner,Painter and F.
Loran; to the mane tract openits Pitlaburgh as
herein befina mentioned,sed desulbed,.and that *be.
penonal estate Of said decedent is insufficient - 0 pay
his debts, appearelY a whedule — annixed to'
'petition, and prayed the Court for an order to make
"salad the same in lets er purport. as Nos. land 2,
kc., whereupon the Court granted an order of oak as
prayed for. Sale to take. place on SATURDAY.
March 15th. 1882, at. 10 o'cloOlt, a. m., filth power to
adjourn. Bc. BY TAW COUBI.' --
Attst: We A. - Htszorr, Clerk: le2s:ltdaMerif
CORNER PENN ST CLAIR
PITTSBURGH, PENNA
BOOK-KEEPING; PENMANSHIP, entrant-
TIC dad MATHEMATICS generally timed
both day and emn Mg.
serStudents enter at any Hum Andra:etre privets
itistructlon la . all branches from competent and ex
pert raced instructora'
NO'BOYS employed as teachers' In Oda institu
tion. felddras
IN 'HE MATLER OF - THE
ING Or VIRGIN ALLtr in the City'of Pitts.
burgh, No. 40, January 2, 1881.- Notice le hereby.
gl hat the - viewers in the abovoceee will held a
P on MONDAY,. the 94 of March. /INN,
at 1 o'clock a. m., la the Supreme Court Rona in
the Court Rouse Of Allegheny county, for the purpose ,
of hearing all parties thwarted lu the abase matter.
L. WILCOX,
11.28 td Secretary of Beard of Viewers.
WESTERN HOTEL, •
V
Nos. 9, 11,13, 15, 17 Qirtlandt St
Bus BBO4IIWAT, Nsw You ern
This old established and illTOrite recoil of the
Badness Communlty.bas been recently roasted, and
is. template in every thing that can minister to the
comfbni Of . its patrons. Ladles and - families. ars
apecially and carefully provided for. '
It to centrally located in the business part of the.
city, and isoontlsnous to the prindpal tines of 'MUM
boats, camomnitomes, ferrite, dc..
—ln ounsequerme of the morose Caused by the se.
bettion, e micee hive been reduced to Ors Dome' Lon
Tim tale Is amply supplied an -stn-Das:plied with all the Inmates of
the ileum, and fa equal to that of anyother hotel in
the country.. Ample. accommoistione are offered for
upward of 4 1 30 Ceuta
liff•Do not bellows rusumrs, hackman, and others,
who say "the Western Hotel to full."
• -D. D, WlNCHlCSTEllaPrcirietor.
Tam D. Wisconsin. . 14.3 m
~~rrr- .
~ ~:
SEWENG* ALtCHWEIi.
Price
,
sword • 1 V IsniCabbiat
COrtlale R00m . 121112411 1 13 RENT, man; of
'These Maclaine are unthaled for the bratty with
which they execute all kinds of *work required of a
complete machine. They combine iimpUcity. dors,
Witty, rth nobles, action unattained by any other
wachin , while In cheap:ma they hare'no rival.
kfichtuss we:nutted ' sad kept in repair ono
LILLIE A IsTBAIN, Sole Agents for lireetern
Penn's, N 0.12 Fifth street, corner of Market, Fitts
bargh, Pa.
'
LILLEY k'STßAlN;ManttfaCturent pf and have
for male, Wholesale and Detail; all kinds of 812 WING.
MACHINE NEEDLES:
• . , LILLIE A STE,IIN,
No. 1S Filth st., corner of Market,
AGENTS WANTED. - DECOlolood
J
No. 44 rater &reel, ?am York,
orrrx rex Lux, not 'Dutra rune Iscorozo' RAZZ
siocomx or rum ow* aciroar.nolt, .
COGNAC BRANDIES—Otani. DapuJ k Co.,.Plnet
"MAU= A &b., and other brands at various vintages,
darE sad tato. In halves, quarters sad alghthi. '
ROCHELLE' BRANDlES—Pglevoisio, A. Bets•
Bette; and bther bran.* dark and pate; In the until
- LEO IiAND GIN-1 1'..1401x 00,.atritetdatn,
and We* Drop,i n pipek Ahree.tr• APIA Ana flat . :
~ HUM-Bt.err's and Jamalat—ue
oeted bran -
- -iV/111511.111aban'a Irish and Ramsefaitebth.
WINES—Port, Sherry, Madeira, Bordeaux, Rork,
.om—riste.bxr4eaux Taw, in tam .0 b:slisis.
P°7
L'ATUES-2 car loade reach Atom
and Band
y—;to bus
-10 Flint ''-. runt.
ONIED APPLYN. bblo. and" Ni -
BUTTICH-10 Ulf bble. and boast, in cloths.
CHEWY--900 boxes W. R. Co tting Chew..
All the dm* in maws and km ask by
JOHN B . OANFINLD
~ •
seas - Tint. stnot, Weer Wood.
0141t3IGNIVIENTd--7.
-76,dezett raw FreshPe
Neches,
300 beshele Dried Apples.
For Ws low-te does by ANXIII.
Ll . AHD 4.)11.-8 , bls:.on otOanxor Mod
.ndor to and • • -
• far , • ISAIAH PITOEST 0b..:
BAB, 1.18AU6-100 bandies - Bar . Lead
reamedsi#4lbr by - -• •
• • MCVAY II; COLLINS,
and Ihr de by
LlllY4-2°Q bbls. • Lime well , .
awl foe mailikby. HENRY H. 00EYINEI
o v." "
itantir es hand.
;,ghtsL; •
1101. ' Luc 1240 • . ouu; - •
-‘1J•VOLTIB&-JA Inds - dock resitrool; • •
„ El e • : 11116,-.4
" 1 " .344 ' i r 11 " 6 400 6Y
120 s A , ~ 54 Wood 'trot.
, '8•
MAUVE
110T0aCIPE ALBUMS.
taws volt 18a.
Cbrsor of Wootinad 1 frJ tereeta:Piitatarek.
NEW DLS.P.OF THE .BORDER AND
- - SUIPTHEB;I.STATES,
Showing all the 'Forts . and Military poaltione, with
. the itallrreaa,ete..• arid reliable, Ka
beaaUfally colored its Stated. Size
i1.e35 inches. Price only 25
rents, arkdrarniehed
- ,at 81 per copy.
For sale it . .
JOHN P. HUNT'S,
Wholesale and Bread Bookseller, - Stationer and
New. loader, kLasonic ISail, Ptah street,. Pitts
.bargh, and N. E. corner South Cordmon and Fed
eral street, Allegheny City. 1h24
huvr - Dxpaursrastr, t
WAIRMITOX, Tebruary2o,lB62. f
TRON CLAD STEAMERS.—The Navy
Department .1/I, until the 24th of Much next,
receive propositions for the complete construction and
equipment of LEON•CIAD VLSSZLI3 for river, har
bor and mast defence.
These yessele,,with tbS exception of three for the
Mississippi river and its ttibotarbes, will be, propelled
by screws; those of the Misabalppi river and tram
wise may be propelled by paddle wheel& "_The balls
will be either wholly of iron (which viola be pre-
Pared, or of iron sad wood combined, ell tbe proles-,
tors may consider most Suitable for the 'object pro ,
posed, but their. sides and decks mud be protected
with en iron armature sufficient to Moist the heaviest _
shot and shells. , . _
,
The vaisels forth , Miudatippl Armand its tributa
ries are not to draw more than nix feet water when
fully equipped and armed, at which draft they are to
be able to maintain a pertugtent apeeduf nine knots
per hour - In still water, cud carry sufficient coal In
the bunkers for six days steaming at that speed.
The armament will consist of not lea than six eleven
inch gene.
The vaiebs for harbor defence are not' to draw
Mom than twelve feet - water when fully equipped
and armed; at whieh — dralt. they are, to be able to
maintain a pernianent - speed of ten ]mots Per hour
to smooth water, and. to carry sufficient cal in the
bunkers for seven day. - Warning at that' speed.
Their armament will consist of not lea than from
'tiro to four saran-Inch - guns. • • ".
meals for coast defence are pot to draw more
than twenty feet water when trill y equipped and
armed, at which draft they are to be able to.nutin-.
Lain a permanent speed of Mean knots per hour at
my and to C 14211 sullielent oral - In the bunkers for
twelve days steaming at that speed. Their &ma
mma will consist of one or two fifteen or twenty
! inch guns.
I . The guns of the mieels for harbor :and coast de
fence are to train to all points of the compass with
oat change In the vessel's position.
The proposition, most state the amber of vessels,
subject to the electionef the Department, which the
party proposal to furnish complete in every respect,
'embracing armour ',Wing, steam - machinery and
equipments of all kind., ready for service, excepting
only the ordnance and ordnance stores and previa
ions ; the proposition must be • accompanied by de
scriptions, epeclileatlome, drawings and. modelst of
such character that the work could be executed
from them. •
The place of delivery most - be stated; the time
within which the noel or weasels are to be completed,
and also the total gum to herald for each.
It will be stipulated In the contract that one-fifth
the total aniennt will be retained by the Govern
ment until airtydayeafter the reception of the ves
est, in order to give it7i trial, the remaining pay
' meats being made with due regard to the proper
performance and program; of the work ; the contract
will also embrace forfeitures - for failure to perform
the conditions specified:
The bids moat be accompanied by the guarantee
zold b ild p b re y ie la :p T; that;lf
xecuted; ne twaltrlt „ mrar: f ed i t he e
parties who are i T o ' Demme the sureties to the amount
4 the face of the contract will atm he'stated. -
The Department will - consider any other proposi
tions that may be presented 'ln which the draft of
Water above named lsnot exceeded:
- The Department will be at liberty to accept - or re.
Jost any or alt propositions. ' fs22.2aw2w
I—The greatest Pain
cjerosf Me l ti
ignt
MEI= I IEXMiiMI
RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS,• BRAINS,
PAINS IN THE LIMBS, STIPP JOINTS,. Ac
It never fails, if need as directed.
Odd bran venom:table Druggists, at Up per bottle
- SIIdON. Jormans, nrugght.
and Dealer . In CHOICE
fat tor. Smithfield and roarth sta., sole agent.
pET..o El :1 I
The undersigned ere now provided with the bast
fabilities for rwwiving end storing -
CRUDE AND /OPINED
end forwarding the none to foreign market... '
ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS
To our Mends in Liverpool and London.
PETER WRIGHT g
KMlauaod
k 1
AW • 'S AND 'LNEGAR.
P
1 BBL& PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
LOALEY,
TO PETROLEUM REFINERS.-
I Win establishedln the CITY or NEW YORE a
COMMISSION HOUSE, fortheSaclualve sale of your'
commoditke, ud also to supply you with OAIISTIC
SODA, SULPHURIC ACHL EMPTY BARRELS,
GLUE, BUNGS, Aro: '
I eat wowed to make, liberal cash &Amoco on.
consignments, and to give your bunkum prompt at
tention.
ItilVorrensqudence La nntstated and consignment.
solicited.
.wrualm GWIER.
No. r Malden Lan•Otoor York.
• • • BBATIS PORTABLE. . •
. .
PARLOR' SWING'
•••
This la .a_ We, iLmple and. miontradeal Swing.
adapted to the parlor or vanuidsh. by an easy
and manna motion Is secured by the single action of
'the-foot: ," It is • perfectly
safe for childron, - and al
eney andsahind as • roe chair..
llantdactorei to suit the eight of any ceiling by
- THOMAS BIiATT.
'Corner lienthisky street and. the, Canal, Allegheny
MY. Pa. ' feretrO
- 14 Al-TINES* UX INI i &YY THAT le
JLJ. vas Mosentua—Therraprietors of the "PARI
SIAN CABINET OP WONDERS, ANATOMY - AND
MEDICIPMPI' Shave detentiloed, inardl6ss ,of ex
pense; to Leta Dee (for thelemefit of sufilsing
TE
minity)PO of the Most' intmesting Ind Matins ,
tire Lectune on Marriage matte Disenaliflcatkani,
Nervosa' Debility, Premature Decline of Manhoo d ,
Indication, Weakness or Depression; Lase Of Enersy •
and Vital Power, : the areal Social. Evil, and them
Maladies which result from Youthful Follies, Urea
gee of Maturity, or Lgnorance of Phylmophy and Na
ture', Law. Thew invaluable 'Lectures have been
the means of enilestanint and easing Thousands,
and will be forwmad Pres ou idollyt of Pour Stan's',
by, addressing SECialiTAßTi'Parislan ' Cabinet of
AnMolnY en 4 r/PdPthil4 811 /411.1.01:
=En
armia. tb ff may is in 4.204 Ili . sidoos
Theig 14 p BiitnesatoP . Aind pith Rcomi attached
41113• ware 91 . BUNN/WI ind HACKMPT ‘. lO
. .
noMdlyar latEtOil...Psorantax.
A,MURICELN itOUSE, s toi
it the
bait: .11ateLin"..the.:New
lloglamtlitaterris - ventrally locatedramitessy of sc.
oem from all tba route* of travel. ; It contain' lathe
modem improvement, an *very courenlenne for
comfort and accommofttion of the.traveling
The sleeping roam tre large and will Texallated;
1 the malts of room, are well arranged, and completely
furnished for famUlemand large traveling parties, and
the home rill continuo to be /apt en I. Rid clam
hotel in every moped.
jahlyd. . LEWIS RlCE..Proprkdor..
prime lor sale
ligTiartl. COLLINS.:
IiES-730 Bac • adore
ISKIATE DIVETTI CO.
. MCI bblcidgremity.
US - 411' , • •
.ICOE'lii6LEUNLl—litlobblav 42 gravity,
4. be ale WO. ' SOLAW OIL 111=1100.
of all qualities,. ogn
, SOWN k TkTLZT,
IftWood *trent, , -
Tog Lira ay
W. S. 11_,INE,N,
. . _
Tor . BRED% MAGNETIO OIL.
TRY REEDS MAGNETIC OIL.
TRY'RREDII MAGNETIC OAR
TRY "RIEDIVMAGNETIC OIL.
=M!==!
600 BURL MEW PEACHES. .
In dors and for sale by
18 and 20 Wood Street.
SHIPPERS OP THE CRUDE ARTICLE
13M"IMMM
C • '8 HOTEL,
ON THIN EVIiOPEAR PUS,
OTAT 07 769,CW TORS.
ANNIE ttooata.-Y nmr ;ails m DAY
0 4 Hail ' 141. 1 5. Wrier IniaVeri Shiva.
x*W
04TEDYMISIOIREMP. the
1 imbealiter 1,1M46 -4 U 4 1882 4
sneered into a limited .partnership agreeabljto the
provision. of the Act oL Assembly of the Common, '
wesith at Pennsylvania, passed the first do - of
Muth; 18.36,antftled an "An Act relative to Lhni
-ted Partnefehlps7ind do hereby certify that the
name under which said psrtuershipis to be conduct- ,
Adis JOHN GRAZISB--that the general nature of
business to be transacted is the buying and sell,
ing of Groceries and Produce, and also the Commie
Sion Boldness; an the same - 1:G llbe cnconseted lathe
City of •Piftsbargl—that the name of MS primal
partner is JOHN CRAZIES - and themisme of the
sptaist partner Le WILLARD. 1:ECOliKIID, senior,
both of the city of Pittsbirgh—hat th 4 capital con
tributed by the mid Willartitteonatalt the'v* ,lBl
partner, is one thousand dollars in cash—that the
said partnenthipeommenore this list Febreary, 1861,
and th at it will terminate on the net February,
. 1864. JOAN GRAZIER, Gimmal Partner.
, . . . .
WILLARD LEOSURD, Sr., Sperle.lPail'r
k.l6tver
BUTTER NOW RECEIVINO
6 toble. Freal Table Butter.
4 bolus ° • 0
3 bbli. hush Egg'. • -
• 4 boxes
50 New Oil Barks, cemented Imelda.
34 • " Flour ° -
3 taxes Poultry.
To arrkre this day per expreee. For We by
• feStue RIDDLE, H 0.143 Liberty at
REMOVAL.—We have removed to the
connnodlOna and newly fitted up Honiat 329 Lib
erty street, where we will be plowed to hare oar for+
mar patrons, - and the trade generally. call an as •4
. • • SCROMAKLE a LANG: •
A N.KW. WORK ON raw: Y
AGL. SURGEB.T.—tougmore'o.Treatioe ou Gm Blot
Wounds. 1 vol. Price7s cents.
lOW ' HAT & 00., S 6 *pod stmt.
FOR SALE.
NMWM6I
ABOOT EIGHT HORSE POWER.
IN GOOD 011 Dill
WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOB CASH
Enquire et the GAZETTE orslag,
telefdte-. • .Fifth . itteet, ihoee Sadtheald:
F °" '4A I =-.A STEAM ENGINE,- 6
foot stroke, 18 inch cyllnder,lB feet Gun fiy
wheel, and of about 150 hone power. Also, ono Bb
neater, two Dry Ovens, end Steam Glue Boilers, one
Upright Boring Machine, one Citahi Back Saw 'one
"'Realm,' for making Pump Rods for 011 Wells, one
Dove Tall Machine, and about 100 feet 2 and 3
inch Shafting.
MI of the above articles will be sold at a gnat bar
gain by applying at once at 4.2 Plitt street. fed
Fon SALE.—That valuable
LOT OP GROUND AND HOUSE,
Situate on the-month sMe of Fifth street, between -
Wood and Bmlthiteld streets. Pittsburgh, contaixdug
In front 30feet; and depth 125 feet. 'lnquire of
WM. M. STEWART;
Or M. I. STEWART,. .1 —
f021:3v No. 83 Fifth street._
VA 1, UAII L J PROPERTY - =FUR.
PALE, !situate en Fifth, ilidon and Liberty
etreete, Pittsburgh, on veld& -Is ereeted MUD
MUCK TENEXENTS, making a tent of nine
hundred per year., Thu property is located in the
.beet part of the city, and:well calcnlatect for atiOnt
.nibue Depot, ea all the lines in the city ornid . be !do
ily concentrated at that point. The loin are feet
on Pifth -street, on Liberty etreet,'sl Meet, and on
Vasa street,' PP feet and 6 inches. Ireetnrthei per.
-Donlan, 'enquire of •JOBEPH • BOW in the ',Dia
mend, orof JACKSON DUNCAN, Esq., at the Alle
gheny &lineation Bridge, • • felibdie
ApOS SALE—The near and fast paten-
L ger 'packet JOHN T. MoCOMBS, now running
in theta heeling and Pittsburgh trade, and connect
ing with the Parkersburg hoots at Wheeling three_
times per week, and two trips with the Liberty and
Sallie List, horn CincLormtL- 'only mason for
selling the boat is the loss of my health.- If theboat
, is not sold on the first of 'March, she will bee:posed
to public- sale on Monday. the third day of klarcit,i
INA at the wharf. For furtherinformation.enquira;
of JACKSON DUNCAN. New. Allegheny Dridege, or .
JOHN :T. fdiNNOSHS, Captain,. . Idled
Ir4ltiN AND LOT WE SAIA--Sitit—
.l:l aced In the thriving tillage of Mansfleldrfanr
miler from the Mtg. The tot 'ham a - front on. Blabs
street of 80 Sot, and extending bade '3OO *et to an
on'which are erectofa'tsresteri
Med ' in geed style.-with 'double parties*, • large
stable and carriage ' house. good water, moiety. of
feat; cholas aelections; seietable. garden, Wilt
be sold thump and on any lento. to • -" - •
'lll 81.1).H. F. FUR SALLE.—A. tine
apporttialti Is now offered to purchase ono -dual
or. the'wholo of 'a DBI7O STORE, In • good loceLityc
'off busineri, fitted cfp• nlcaly;.tuid•
Tor particulars addreet ' • -
-BOX, ma.. pirrenuneit •
e. 0..
JA (11S--A,gtxKi
ellapiclin or Drugabst:. The tn.
a of Brick Bulldiago; Urge" Lot,
foront-ldrobkla onvonfent:tocionoto.
i sad Poosionifer.usge .11 bis"
tenos;or 'eeth for losprev lll id
TOT partici:llm address
G. T. GILLUM; -
36 A.1 14,0 '6 1 4 sinethen7 cPst"Po.
TO LET.
. ,
comfortable Dwellingi
as; aud eirrisge; boost: 7 1
t with apple Ltd pooch 'wee% t r ipe
limed too good testa' t'or sutuw.
Aire of WATT 1 - 7/ILEION, .; •
story Briciliireigng on Often
good order. Apply to
TT h WILI3OII, 26g Liberty it.
I' l o
I . —That 'comfortable two dory
Dw • • g Haase. um occiplod by Judge Wil
liams, at t • • owner of Penn and Marbury UMW,
Pittuburgh.: Poi tenni magi** of • •
NEVILLE B. CRAIG, • .
ot. A. N. WALLINGFORD.
•
11-10 a . - .
HARZ H011811..17d. 529 Ltheitrreei r now • •
cmpled by W. H. Klrkpaiiick ~ se who • •
gromm
611:21. • BIBS-ILL t CO. IMS Mery st.
t) .11. —Six large . and wet
lighted SHOPIS,IOiIOIV enitabie for • Cabinet
Meters' or, Iffroldne Shop, bi teemed to one or .
different - . it • ply ertgirlith street.
I'llo LET—Pwo Office Seems, iiicinjg
-L .Hiind Arced, on , the =caul, floor et the new
building, corner of Litany street, *tabled with gni
Aid water. Torteetion Oren immediateWor on the
bit day of dpril. For informationoza to -
jag &rues oF Übe . and /land Erects. •'
IVO I—Two story' Brick Dwe g.
4. MICLIe I No. 61 Isabella street. Aliegbenlo con
"thg l' lf i nktarrEvu
jell bkr. 253 Llbsrtystreea
WOE. RENT—A two . Wry:Brick Dwell:
1: tog on Ifni street, of Are rooms. Poisesston
JAS. DAL 7 ELT ,& BON,
fel . 60 and 70 Water artreet..
1 4 10.1 t tt.EINT—A Warehonatkon Water
I atm:A.4B feat front, jay through 'to Prods
stmt.. &Kars of - . JAB. D41.7.16LL h 80N.. ,
fel9 ' - ' - 69 oad TO Water street.
rro .LET—The Store ituouilbio. 58 Hand
street, two door* from Liberty, now Zed by
,11. Wolf, will be • rented from the LM A A nett.
Apply to JOllll A. AIN
• Jell Coma. of Liberty end Henri streets,.
910 "r—The &rehouse on Sewn.
J. strut, naming through to not 'beef. aaw
ed by abeaconteMcOreery a Co. anipani of:', :
.yoty PARK. MeCtraDY a CO.
‘T--3 rooms, on second. floor,
No. 1 Hand street. NiKuiro 247 Liberty oUcoet.
DRY GOODS.
WILSON, CARR & CO.
94..1VwiStree4, I.
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5 Market Street
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