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_=-_T *President's laciancipadon Mex.
The Sage. -
,
Message of Mr. Ltsmots, sent to
Congress on Thursday, brings us to an
_ . other mils-post in the settlement of the
, : ,''
greet question!' connected with the i l ebel-
•
` - lion: He seems to have arrived at the con
- /, elusion to which many have come Tong ago,
that slavery has something to do.irillt the
' , - I, rebellion, and Get thetime has Come when
- something most be doubly break the back
- ' of secession by weakening the cause of its
existence. Hi, remedy is t the offer of pe
- mmiary assistance to such Steles as choose .
to accept I it; a. an ; inducement to initiate
loins plan of gradual emancipation. He
idoes not expect Quit any at the planting
States - will listen t othe t
b
proposition, u
,- _ hopes that some of theborder States might,
and they would thus be_detached from the
aeration Confederacy forever. He hopes
•thus solo weaken the , secession party that
__- they will see the futility of continuing the
struggle. I
There are many and strong objections to
this plan, one of which is that the people of
. ' the free States will not like to-be taxed to
pay for slaves which the alaveholders' re
.
rebellion has made comparatively worth
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less. They will willingly pay a tax for
war pttrposes to put down the rebellion, but
Will not submit with a good grace to be
taxed for the benedeof slave owners. This
_ is one objection, .and there are others, but
we do notfeel disposed to discuss them now.
We are glad to see a disposition on the part
of the glad
to look this fearful ques
tion of sla ve ry in the face. We doubtivery
much, if Congretis shotild adopt the resole
, tion reoommended, that it would amount to
anything. Hate offer was entertained by
any of the slave States it would most likely
lead to long negotiation between such
States and the General Government as to
the amount of -the compensation and the
length of time the gradual emancipation
was to go on. None of them would object
to the Government paying for the old and
decrepit, provided they could sell the young
slave progeny down south. As a practi
cal measure, for the closing of the war, it is
- too tedious. We cannot afford to go on
_spending two millions a day while the Bor
der States and Government might be ar
ranging this scheme. Even admitting its
wisdom, it is not a practical war measure,
or rather a peace compelling measure.
The President says that the Union must
be preserved, and that all indispensable
means for its preservation must be em
, ployed. •War is carried on to that end, and
. is 'till indhipensible. If resistencC con
' • times, be says, war must continue, and it is
( impossible -to foreee all the "tacroeste"
`\.which may follow. "Such as may seers in
- dispeasiMe towards ending the struggle
- mulcted will conic." He further says that
-. this proposition of compensation "is made
. as an offer only," and, therefore, the- infer
ence is, that it does not prevent the Govern
ment from adopting more vigorous mess_
urea if pm:smeary. What the President
means by the "incidents which may follow,"
we do not certainly know, but the inference
he, that he meant that alaverymight fall, as
'an incident of the mar, to preserve the
Union, if some offer of compromise for its
gradual emancipation was not accepted.
Whatever may be thought of the Inez ,
its of the President's scheme, there can be
no doubt that he is actuated by the most
. . patriotic motiven.and that he feels' the tre
menden!' responsi bility, which, in the prov
idense of God, hail fallen upon his shoul
ders. Everything emu:sting fpm him on
this momentous question, should Im received
.-: with the greatest` respect. and given a care
lel exam,ipAtiol., We hope he will soon see
(hit a remedy more immediate, more lima
' tics!, more grand, more eminently just, has
become a necessity, as one of the incidents
of the weir.
~~ 1`
A
Bair Southern Traftoress.
_ A young man, belonging to one of the Ten
' nessee-regiments—he held the rank of flat
- lieutenant in his company—wa s very danger
onsly wounded in Saturday morning's strife,
• and was not expected to lire .when I lift De
ver, where he lay in much pain.. and inmoris
The young , man told me he was a native of
Harrisburg, Ps., and had resided there until
the autumn of 1869, when went to Colum
bia, Tennessee, and there engaged in the mac
toe - of the law with considerable success.
While in that State, he became acquainted
with and enamored of a young woman of
.col
:tare and fortune, - 4 distant relative, I tinder-
Mead, of Gen, Pillow, and was soon engaged
• tontarry her.
The love-stream of the young couple Bowed
smoothly enough until the tall of Sumter and
the Secession of Tennessee, when the affianced
...husband, a strong advocate for the Union, re
, tamed home, designing to wed after the
troubles were over.
This betrothed pair corresponded regularly;
but, some. weeks after the lover had gone to
Harrisburg, the girl, who bad suddenly grown
-a-violent Secessionist. informed him that she
would not become his wife value he would
enlist in the rebel servioe and fight for the in
dependence of the South.
The young man wet exeeeding loth to take
- such a :atra, and reinonstrated with his
UL:used to no Fortune, - and at last, in the'
blindness of his attachment and in the absorb
., lag selfishness of passion, he informed his
planate othis intention to win his mhtress
• the tented field. on
In'vain•they endeavored •to &saute him
from his resolutitin: went to Tennessee,
rated • company, received the tongratulk.
lions of his traitorous friends, and the copious
caresses of his charming tempter. •
Last December the Lieutenant piosteeded.to
Donelson, and, a few dos before the fight,
heardAls betrothed was the wife of another .
His. heist had never been in the cause ,
though it was in anther's keeping; and,
stoat by remorse, andorushed by. theyperfidy
OJAI' mistress,. had nog desire to live.
Unwilling to desert on the evstof battle the
cease he had embraced, lest he _might be
olkarged with cowardioe, his resolved to loie
Jam exLtence= that bad b e
unbearable to
him ;,and in Um thickest of the fight, while
seeking'death without endeavoring to indict
it; horeatived a mortal wound.
',Before this;, the misguided and betrayed
lover haloes/ad to think of her who so cru
ellydeadved Min I for, the -Lothian stream of
Death ts flowing around the Eternity-bound
island of his soul 4
The double fruition will soon learn all; for
couch
of lover dietated • letter to her upon his
Will she be hay y'; can' she be hapPy, In
the rosy ' hours of her early marrisire,. when
the" thought at tke dead adorer, stern by her
hand, - rises like portentous cloud, upon the ,
tile horizon of her life t Will not 111 pal*
corpse with its bleeding woundagllde between
- •in d her and her hUsband'a armz banish Con. ,
tentnoratforerer Lem - the profaned sanctuary
- ot her Splrit ?—Fort Donahoe CbrrerporKimei.
).
- Ass; Courrinersrrs.-4 oountsrfsit bill on
114xthaiitos', Bank or PhLladslpt4s, audio
its
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.
GENERAL RAMO' ADVANCE. i Andrew johnstin'e /Mission to Ten.,
- lle
Colonel Forneyi ll ri ae tes e. to thi Phßadel
.-phus Preps: •
1'
_The , mission of Andrew Johnson, who
goes forward as the military Governor of
!' the State of Tennessee, is at least one way
t of cutting_the Uordlan knot of complian
t lions which hive resulted from the con
quest of the rebels in that State, and will
certainly fellow their overthrow in other
quarter& ft will prove to be most effec
tive. Re will enter the State, of which he
is the proud and fearless Senator, not only
as a Brigadier General at the bead of an
overwhelming force, but as the deliverer
of his own people, long held in chains by
their oppressors. His first step will be to
seise upon the machinery of the State Gov
ernment, to carry out the idea that no act
of secession can annihilate a State of this
Union, and to prepare the way for the, elec
tion of a Legislature, chosen by the loyal
peopthlhe of Tennessee, who *ill co-operate
wiim In the great purpose of constitu
tional obligation and obedience to the laws
I passed in pursuance of the constitution.
All this has been done by the government,
Y ou will perceive, without the aid of Con-
Frew, and it, is a significant evidence of the
justice and expediency of this policy, that
no portion of the Representatives and Sen-
ators in Congress are found to object to
OUR jileCifilllON OF CUBLESTOWiI
The Vareh frOin Harper's Ferry to
Charlestown.
. .
I CasiLtsio Irak Va., March 1. '
. Yesterday morning we left Harper's Ferry.
The town is half burned, scorched and black
ened by the hand of S ooo Blliol3, and is almost
'ffeierted-Wlti 'inhabitants. Before General
.Bankkaanut It was said that there were. but
six-fa, illes in the town. With the return of
Iftlion trooper, and safety for life and prop
erty, others' will - slowly come in. If you
would coo the blasting effects of seoessimi, gel
to Harper'S Ferry, and compare the busy,
neat and prosperous town of February, 1801,
with ofFebruary, 1862. Even our, men,
who spent some time here last year could
hardly recognise it as . the same place. We
spent the night in the deserted houses, forcing
open the doors, and . sleeping on the bare
floors. All the furniture, down to the
smallest articles, had been removed by the
Inhabitants, or carried off by rebel plunderers.
So we washed in the brooks, dried our faces
by the ire, ate our rations, and though . it ill _
poetry..
THE START.
Early on Friday morning an order came to
be ready to start at day-break, without bag
gage or knap-laoke. At roll-call, every man
was in - his - place, ready and eager to "see the
fan,' as they call it. Two men from each
company were left as a guard for the baggage,
and one --whole Company to form part of the
provost guard. When an expedition of this
kind is to be made, every man wants to go.
No hardship seems so greatas to have to be
left behind. Accordinly, as only the strong
est and toughest - wer e to go, error,' sick lean,
was sore he was perfectly well. The column
was in motion by 8 o'cicTik. The day was
windy and cold, bad to-Standingbut excellent
for marching. The column consisted of cav
ies o
alr f y, several ieces of artillery, and pan
- the Ma n e lChusetia troops, as an com advance
guard; and for thinkers, more artillery and
the rest of the Alassachuseetts boys, with
some Wisconein regiments for the reserve. -
•
OX THR ROAD.
— The scenery along the road is very beauti
ful; the . valley of the Shenandoah, with its
lofty hills lying in the back ground. On both
sides of the turnpike are good farms, with
large and commodious houses, sot well back
from the road, indicating better farming and
greater prosperity than anything we had seen
In Maryland. The road was familiar to the
men. They had passed over it last July,
in the burping sun, choked with dust and
parched with thirst. ...From that puddle,"
said one, pointing -to a muddy pool by the
side of the road, "we drove out the pigs, and
drank it dry." "In that henna rebel Colonel
had his headquarters, and came near being
s t h a kede n
h t u o t o .e"x c'Aend soom o e n r.
emi c n a i c sce y
cea
shouse
a or
summer's campaign.
Our march was made in silence. Very few
pns came down to the roadside to see us
and still fewer seemed at all glad to see
us. Occasionally from a solitary, shanty a
few women and children waved their hand
, kerchiefs to show their joy. Only when the
John Brown chorus broke the steady tramp of
the column was the prevailing quiet inter-
rupted. As we passed the hill near the town
some half a dozen rebel•cavalry, who were out
reoonnoitering, caught sight of us, and throw
ing away .theirearbines and putting 'spurs to
their horses, fled towards Winchester. They
were better mounted than our cavalry and
escaped.
ARRIVAL AT CHARLESTOWN.
We passed the field in which poor John
Brown was executed; the jail where be was
confined and the court-house in which his
farce of a trial was held, and with the men
singihgthe "Hallelujah chorus . ' we marched
down the principil street. We saw no friendly
faces ; no Union flags save our own waved in
the town. Those who dared scowled, but most
of the inhabitants looked on in afloat fear
from the oorners of the streets, or peered oat
at us from behind the blinds. One of the in-.
habitants told me they all expected we would
burn the town, and that it we didn't do that
tay didn't care what else we - did ; and-In
deed this town deserves burning, if any does.
It is a perfect hotbed of msoessionr It has
sent a company and many recruits to the Con
federate army, and has done a great deal to
wards furnishing them with provisions and
thre pp ugh Imrelies. And
last
summer hen our
half-s troopstarvedhed,marc the
people would-give them nothing to eat for love
or money. Bat, horning villages is not our
styleef makintwar and the people are fast
learning bow erroneous was --their opiniofi
of us. '
GENISLAL M'CLELLAN.,
,Paesing through the town we halted an a
small, bill, pointed our Parrott guns; and
rested. Boon aelattering of hoofs was heard,
and Generals McClellan and Banks, with
their nada, mere been approaching. Quickly
Moline . was formed, the, customary salute
given ae McClellan passed, and a thousand
- eager faces looked cloeely at their commander.
Ile, in his turn, as he rode slowly by, seemed
to look right through them with his keen
glance, and to be estimating how far he could
rely on them. Few of our men had ever seen
him before, and now had buts passing glimpse
of him.
. In the afternoon word came from some of
the artillery officers stationed on one of toe
byroads, that they were about to be attacked,
and needed the support of infantry. Imme
diately one company was sent at the ' , double
quick" to their assistance, and the whole
column formed in line of march. But the
Warm proved to have little foundation. Some
body's fears had magnified a funeral andd two
wagons into a • formidable column. The
wagons contained dour -on its way to Win
chester, and were therefore confiscated, and
the flour served out as rations for our men.
liar cooking apparatus not having arrived,
the olives of the town were put in requisition
for baking, and very nicenice bresid they produced.
The funeral procession, not being contraband,
was allowed to go on its way.
. -
• corrrumasn.
Our patrols, towards evening,, brought in an
intelligent looking nogre, who had Just &l
eaped from Leesburg. Ile with two of his
brothere, had been forced to . work en the in
trenchments at that place, but had managed
to escape acroxi the country and had just got
in. lie had heard one of the_principal men
in the country say that the Confederates could
not raise more than•four thousand men at
Winchester; that they must have reinforce
ments or they would have to retreat; and that
they wore making hurried preparations to
send forward as many troops as could be
!spared when he left. He said the recent fed
eral victories bad bad the effect of making the
troops" very wool, dispirited, and they were -
t rying to get away.
DUTITUT/OS IN CHALILISTOWN.
The people here in Charlestown have Buffer
ed, many privations. Coffee, tea, sugar and
salt are not now to be had at all, and there
' haibeett no supply of these articles in the
town fora long time. Salt was mold, as long
as the stook lasted; at ge a bushel; sugar at
37,eanta a.pound, and coffee at 75 cents a
pound. )Instead ef,coffee they have used rye
roisted'and ground , it Is now. liked bot
-ter than Cafes. , T.hejraay . ithfne none of the
ltduriona effeeti 'et soiree, and is palatable.
Coal, -- whieli was almost - exclualvely used for
fuel, cannot now be hid at all, and wood :cart
briobtainstionly.with.dialoolty,• because the
thtestes
have all gone to the rebel army, But
pineneingpitch
which ls full-Of tar - and makes. a
good Hioughliot bright gas. •'. , :,- - . -- .
. , atextutrale• or JOHN - =OWN. -,
troops are distributed through the
town : in halls and 'empty houses. • A'part
of the hlassachtusetta Second occupy. the
court house where John Brown was iris&
On the Walla Where aticession. has ,drawn,
an eagle;only' tri deface it and •inscribe
"death before dishonor,!' are written the
. .
names of tlte present occupants from Lynn
and
,Salem and Boston. A Lynn shoemaker,
-sits in, the seater the Judge.. •Thejerizbox
is tilled. with Salem sailors; and men from
all Maalachusettalorm" the 'audience. We
have Alen on guard 'ali:1111 not alarm the
_. . .
country.if a cow approaches: ' Whit citizen
of Virginia - would ever have imagined this
litwo, years ag% and .who dell say thit this .
lii ' not a righteoturfietributiou •upon the
,Ctrfor their' treatment of . John Brown..
I . N. Y. Port. •*** ** . * • •
_ .
_ , _
! ,cd Jorvivrnrizi:—:A -goodijOlairas,
kited US week it-Clarion; ar.tho o*nso of'
.7.iidiko:calaPkaPp .who had haeu..ouzamonod
iewitaisa Pondini aaahat hahl.C4P4,
main-dined onaalgO .130461r.ii)ii.proTkay.
•1441#44411.1t0r01'a
Auosra the various queer things In Senator
Cowan's speech against punishing the rebels
too much, was his elaborate denunciation of
the slaves for not having risen in Insurrection
against their owners. According to Mr.
Cowan, this would seem to be 4 conaluaire.
reason why they should be held in bondage
forever. Be appears not only to forget that
there Is such a thing as justice, but also to
overlook the pictures of horror which the
adorers. of slavery so freely paint se inevita
ble conoomitants of such insturections. Does
Mr. Cowan really mean that he would have
liked the American negroes better if they had
resorted to general murder, arson, rape and all
the catalogue of violent and bloody acts against
their owners and their families f—N. Y.
bone. .
SPECIaL AOTICES.
1:5C•To Horse Owners.—Dr. Sweet's
liirdieLLBLMLLNDEDTT FOR HORSES Is emit.
railed by any; in all cases of Lameness, seising from
Sprains, Bruins., or Wrenchheg, ittroct Is magical
and certain. Rupees •or Saddle Galls, Bcratehoe,
Marge, to., it will also curs speedily. Sparin and
Rbegbone may be easily prevented and cured /11 their
incipient stages, but confirmed mese are beyond the
possibility of • radical cure. No ease of the kind,
however, is so desperate or hopekes but it may be al
leviated by thee Liniment, and Ito bitithil appika
don wild &awry, remora the laments, and enable the
hone to travel with iv:lmperative esea.
Ryer, hone amoral:amid hare this remedy at band,
for lb timely me at the lint sppearatece of lawmen
will eiLvetually parent these lbruddable disease men
tned, to which all horses are liable, and which ren
so many otherwise valuable hones nearly worth.
E. E. MUMOn
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- - _
£Be Wise by Timm,' !—Do not
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If you are suffering with my Dheaara for which
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It will Ours you, gave Long Datioring, Alloying
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d No Exposure.
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AN ELECTION for President and
! - - w- six Directors of the -X4.ItOIIMBITIt thie'..
TWOS DANS will be bold at the Banking Come, on
SATUJID 4 r, th e iteth of March, 161 th between the
hones of land 4 o'clock.
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GAB 1.1.iD STEAK WITTERB.
No. 12 Fourth arreet, Pittsburgh, Penna.,
Hare on hand a full assortment of all kind. of goodi
for WATER, GAS OR STEAM, erhick non
for aale'on exceedingly los forma. •
auirSpecial attention given to the FITTING UP
OF OIL REF/NERINB AND TAMES for the pur
pose of refilling Olh IThed with Ned without the use
orsollier.
We have also on hand a large assortment of GAB
F U L________ I_,OI,B IXTRSII of new pattern
T—TAO.I7--I,,ubtett ?RAT
re
one —The ProprietoA NATOMY
of the "PAR
111/AN CABQoINETarnox. OF WONDERS, AND
MEDICINE" hare determined, regardleu of ex
pense, to fame free (for the benefit of suffering ho
=amity) POUR of tbett most interestrugand instruc
tive Lectures on Marriage and Its Dleguallficatiout,
Nervous Debility, Premature Decline of Manhood,
Ludigestlop. Weakness or Depression, Loa of Energy,
and Vital Power, the Great Soda' Evil, and tholes
Maladies which result from Youthful Follies, Excel
ma of Maturity, or Ignorance of Phyeiology and Na•
tare's Law. These Invaluable Lettnret have been
the means of enlighteningand Gerbig. Thousands, and
will be forwarded Free on receipt of Four Stamm by
addressing SECRETARY, ?artefact Cabinet of trent
omy snd Medicine, boa Broadway. New York.
tahlklmd
O AKLAI
'D PROPERTY TO LET-
Being 20 acres of Gardening Land, on the Rut
Liberty Pamenger Railroad, owl-fourth of a mile
from the Oakland Station. Therm• • Rome, Stable,
and about the*, hundred Fruit Tree• on the premi•
ere. The place to finely watered. Pommaion given
On the first of April: Enquire at the ofil. of 9,
SGEIOYER, Jr., Esq., Fourth 'treat, between liwith.
Reid. between the howls o(8 and 9, u m., and 4 to 8,
p• W.
r0b8,42a
TSAAu It•
THE SPIRIT OF HEBREW POETRY, by leaac
Taylor, author of "Saturday Evening."
DR. McOOSIPS ISEWBOOK—THE SUPERNAT
URAL IN RELATION TO THE NATURAL, by
Dr. lames McCoah, LL. D.
Sp HEALTH . , by Dr. John Brown,. M. D., author of
" are Hours."
OLD FRIENDS, by A Btrekl
HISTORY OF ENGLl guas
SH LITERAT and.
URE, by W.
F. °oilier, LL. D.
THE BREATH OF LIFE, by Geo. Catlin.
For aale by mbil 11.8 DAVIS, 83 Wood at.
BROdKEDIoNATE or
'
SDA PILLS
The most wholesome O and efilcient,
romed,p for ACID
ITY'
of OFCME
STOMACH ever yet discovered. Many
a trbil our wel
were wow shims, a ft er having given them
„ ightsfi with their affects, that if
they were designed as A .Patent Medicine,'! we
might fill columns with 'oertillcatei in their ism.
One pill Win generally Produce immediate relief, and
may bet aken at any time, on a Journey, in momenta
of busins or in bed. To travellers and those sub.
f aluable.
ort to hasty meals and irregular homy, they are in
forv sale by SIMON JOHNSTON, Druggist,
And Dealer in choice Family Me cines,
di
nth 7 COMM' Smithfield and Fourth etreets.
______________
Ww,
WASHING MACHINE
CHMAPEST AND MIST MACDINE IN USE.
I. now manokoturoct and 'for sale ....Naively by
W. J. KANE,
21 DIAMOND, PITTSBURGH.
Schram be purchased by the single Machine, by
Township, County or State 12/glctir, on application at
21 amend. as above.
inh7:2wci
TUE -Azt —N E s
THE DAIL 4 Y AND WEEKLY PAPERS,
THE NEW BOOKS,
THE XAPE4 AND CHARTS, • •
THE PM/MBA/TS OF THE GENERALS
(Lithograph and Steel Plate) and other distingtashod
pereene,
PHOTOGRAPH ALbums,
PHOTOGRAPH CARDS,
THE UNION STATIONERY PORTFOLIO,
OP FASHIONABLE FASHIONABLE LETTER PAM ENVEL
,
VISITING CARDS, eto., •to.,
Can be had et
JOHN P. s,
nwouie Hall, PIRh street, Pittsburgh, and urtrr
N. 11.
owner South Common and Federal atroet, AM
1111.17.—Tit Is and Crests st iiiPed oPu
and Paper. C:11 and am 4 & on rawid
11. 407
ITWOlarfio- P:
—The partuenthlp be JOHN A, JABIR-.
I
SUN and JAMES A. /RWIN, In the Salt Hanufac
turlog &seinen under the style of JAMESON di
IRWIN wee dbiliared on- a pe s t ltith day of February,
IMO, The Interpol of Jme A. Irwin Irt the
mud
Ina haring beau levied on and cold b'y the Sheriff of
Allegheny county and purchased by the tinderalgued,
the other lanais on that day, who will attend to
settling the buslnilm of the late Sm.
mhrpgtera JOIEIN A. JAMISON„
FMK w~
pROPOBA ro
coAz
Idtarnairra—Proporla will be malted at the
Mike of the Water Works, op to kuacir unr.for
furnishing the Works With COAL IOR ONE TZAR
Rom the tint day of April, 1862. The bideto mate
the price per bushel for each home. The one-third'
of the amount furnished at the lower house to be Nut
Coal.
all If required, the upper. house to be fornialted
with Lamp COld. /er parrs, 'a
gars it the otlce of the Water Work,. ticula
By order of the Committee.
a_._e_mhti3td ' JOSEPH WRENCH du 'L
PROPOSALS! FOR CASTINGR—To
'Youtr oarusw.iropouls will be received at the -
°Moe Other Wats. , d MARCH up to RCH lbws, 184
for itualehlng the rks with DIGIONLLANSOIIS
CASTINGS that mai be required at the Works for
ZoefrAc'6Ttnnto rri f . A arr at r A tti'
miqu i tre at the ilk* of the !rater Worlia
By order of the Committee.
mlult3td d JOSEF'S! FRITSCH
! N. 11.50 hbds. P. B. 8vor; 80 bbl. A Codas Bniar
150 d;
25 bbla. thumbed do 25 do Penna. Syrup;
oN. 0. Mahn. 20 do Conti o ootW do
200 boo Coffee;
100 balteleste 0. P. and Imperial Tao.
50 go do Black do
20 cation G. P. .
100 do
50 boxes German and, Olen. Soap;
do an
fa store and fbr sale by do
mhtt
____N A KIRKPATRICK&
I .0 6 Rita. init.b Table natter.
4 boxeu
3
4 bozos bbla. Fred: Epp.
60 Now 011 Barrel. comeated Wade.
34 " Flour
3 bozos Poultry.
To mire DID Uy_par express. For saly
faksia H. RIDDLE. No Ele b
Mort et
•
PA celslag at
Itio. 107 Market
mtia.s.Eintiritis_fLirtt %WU
sTOILES, •
CULL AND6E.'
piitjui(oo ur;
1110 bide. Reins ratolly hoer
•,
Nicks Drtad Pomba; 26 bble. Dried Alldeet '
6 Ws. /Imlay; - 10 do Pesch; •_.
Soo bus. Mover flood; 160 bus. Timothy Enna,
in store mod •firr Ofilo In • ' '
Liiha ' BROWN.! HIRKPAMIOIIB.
&ct., --
300 auks &Ida AA;
200 as /Wan So* • •
• /*Lep Arsimic: • • • •
On but I and for made b ALEXANDER NINO.
ueKL ti gusl
dried Ilogninnut I"3lll,ds.ilitit •
Coiner Market 'and Tint Ida
v A
tor ado by
tobb
•
' l .' limving au ,
W. P. M.MIJELIALI
P
..L‘o groubd, for buten' ma, los atio by
Woo DOWN RICTLZY Mid
pay
.nru .
JO Melted bad Ibt *deli
r s.
aft avrtLiT `738 wow rt.
BIAS' Snitllitiost INK:mind Amid tor sib by -
gib!! ISErWocid t
O DD /II
mbs
Xl:tend' by
DOWN Truar.l3o Wood or
recalved by , „EOM* 2411,Try
Mrbf'?:::1;14.0llt re"obit
E-W PA ' arrivinpi • for
We try.
:117/huow, Eranov•r
Ueda by
)41,i;
PHOTOGMA PH . d LB 618,
fox LUZ BY
W. 8. HAVEN,
PLUMBS7IB.
COGNAC BB ABDIES—Otard, Dam 4 Co., Pinot
tastilltu, & Do., and otherbrands of various vintmes,
dark and pale, in bakes, quarter, and elahths.
DOCILIGLIA B B ANDlU—Pllevoign A. Set
orate, and other brands, dart aad pale, I nthe usual
I VOTAND ,GIN—J. P. Kam & Co.'s Schram,.
sad Wee Drop, a pipes; three-qr. pis and mos.
it Ult—SX eau sad Jaalaie—dected brands.
W HlSKTB—Mehan's Utah and Ramsey'. Scotb.
WINKS—Port, Sherri Iladelra, Bordeaux, Boc
and ethers, of various grades. k,
011.-7iae Bordeaux Table, in mums and baskets.
......._
Merchant Tailors,
Would rospectfully Invite the attention of their
Mende and the public generally that they harepier
chasai the stock at every low figure, and which they
twill nuke up at a small profit- in order to close out
s to snake
in th room fir a full new stock of floods
e spring.
PO
DAVIt3 &
BRAss souNEtzu AND mexencToszes.
PLumßros,
Madahctunmus and De4lort In
GAS FIXTURES,
PUMPS AND BRASS WORK
•
Otonrydnicriglon.
OIL WILL Fumes of RUM, COPPER or
IRON, with the oust appraml Ohasobors or Volvo,
of all Muds, and warranted 'to tin , istfahction.
r ~aq-
M 'CALLUM'S,
.0b; 07 Fourth Street,
Bought pnolou to the late advance In prices, of
lOßhkh the tallest advantage la *Mead to pozokuigen
CASH.
dein .
fklaMMlNlSPartre.a ....-_
L9l. WPOD pITTIIBURGH,
Annow 'waiving •
TIITY
It
arge addition to Mgr
sto
LADIES', ) U SB AND ONILDRBNIP
Ibnidai our, gna/Ity and it.
GENTLZ.VIII%OAP GLOM, aLLLALIIS AND
de
- JO9. R. RC ' GRIS
•
OUNMIG noNTS--
800 now (AU-Bannis;
. 900 Noir do
100 butholi flUtod awn barrel s Nialussoctp ota to es;
do Driod'Applon
0 do do Paschen
4 do
In store and kw lute; 'J. C. 111cVd.r.
mh7 -- No. 10 finaftbdeld streot.
600 nob. sound Finings Potato'
64 bb s;
ls. do do do
All in 'blobs order and ler We by -
Corms Y Land First strewn
FliEtt " .
metically issud, 44. a C A" aer.
at tt!, *..!. g rece iy . tor . doun,
•
Vit
,rune
all:lliaav*nstkibisdayandlarsa
YarketsadTlrrt stmts.
etui—ar'bus tin(
law 043, Irma liiMre laid Se mala r g 4,
Coriber Mutat end Thum&
;BILIZZ sia=kracitle‘ aTi"“rjrrill
' JAlk AL 7 .121*, ‘ : •
Plga- 3mh7 .1.• : : Cbmer Markin tad Pim strata. -
ce92 - A9 n r--- -- rprwa and ibe ear_
P 2 .
___...._.__7 , ~. - glarillta. Oil LIN-3:
i.ife. , ° AB tr:f!,. b in ia ,„.. 7 . ,: L - L g eSr i .
Koo 0)...„ . . oinuati r.i&-,3.5, bett
Y. 2,111 0110
.: 1 ,044.4kraii5br:.,.: -
..,trrf. zaire:L.,,.A MUMS E. Crolsai.,
.41P1'Bft TISNACE,4I72I.
LAW SCHOOL 'OF HAIWARD-COL
LEGE, 18,X.—.1ire, /A PT / 2211421 Iran PA
-
commalclng MARCHED; andXl= In. '--
IFor ...teamve aria cit.:afar. address
JOEL PARK' AR, Avail Prohnor.
Olmtoi-Idge.
• -
• Y.7-11.EWARD:03 id forithe ar
pft
Aperrin of the T/IlEp vtto Mary irtlAta the iliput
from the door of 31 Irftleral street. Pituhurgh•
mh7:31,1
Second street, between tho
'The tinder will twofer a favor by rlefe It at JOHN
LlZllVf — Unorki and Wood_ atro [lea gay
O• FERRY'S FOUNDRY or at THIS OFFICE.
tahB:ltd
30,000 °KI~
ArANUPACTOBRD TOBACCO.
_ .
Will be said at Auction, on WZDNISEAY, the 12th
gh trou
onof /fain p str 's, eet, between tleventh and
Elth, in t Bur Iron Store Warehouse,
St. Louie, tho followlngbrands of mAxurearua-
ED TOBACCO, Co:
Rolland's No: 1 Extra pounds,
1 1111er'e do . • do
lon do do
IL Barge's 88888 Nectar do
Do
Do BB do 34 do
Do BB 6 lump,
Ivanhoypound,
Bo do
Do hump,
• - I NcAvoy 6 hump Black and Inset,
Union 10 imp Black and liweat,
ilnion32 lbA in caddies, do do
Ivanhoe 3i lbs. do
B Barge's-Entra lb., in addles,
do - 888 Nectar in coddles;
10u,000 CIGARS
Ail the above brand. of Totracco be drill
sold to th o highest bidder for cash. Bale comma
ingAt 10 o'clock, a. m., on the day above named.
as of the largeet and best PACTOBIES,with
all the natures complete for Man Tobacco
for We.
8. B HOZ.
O. BENET it CO., Auctioneers. rabdfdd
S Y H thg.
CLOTHS, DAMNS:RES AND YISTINGIB
We have now in atom a comply to stock of SPRING
GOODS, all mew and desirable styles, which have
been carefully ssiscted In New York with H denim to
pious tits mast fastidious, and comprising In all, the
♦arfoma NEW FABRICS and NOVELTIES of the
sir% would reepectfUlly solicit an early call
from oar patrons and the public to Wet the merits af
the same for thazusalrea
SAMUEL GRAY dc 80N,
lIERORANT TAILORS,
No. 19 Firnr.Brust
riVildeLikAn vin,:,
8 8 UNEQUALED DOUBLE TRBEAD 7.11111i,Y
SE WING MACHINES.
Price, $2
Loom s to 1120„ according to
8 t l e
of Cabinet.
Market.
Pr i ce, , No. 12 212,TM B TEEZT. corner of
These Machines do not infringe on the Omer A
Daher Machines, nor any other. Gime, A Baker
tried Inset an injunction astinetWilliami d Orvik
but wee beaten, and the Injunction war denied by the
lion. Judge Smagne; December 8, 1800. People can
-hi:Tend use them machines with., much Witty as
any In market:
Thee° Meeldzien aro a/winded for the facility with
which they execute ail klnds'of work required of a
complete machine. They combine 'implicit, dins.
Why, with Indalearaction unattained by any other
machine, while in chummily they have an dwell.
year
All
fine of n ee h warranted and kept in repair ente
e.
LILLET Aa O rg TlidlN, Solo Agents for Western
Penn* No, 12 glfth itreert, cornea of Market, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
LILLEY A EflltA/N, Manufacturers of and have
kw sale, Wholesale and PAWL all kinds of SEWING
ALACEZNE NEEDLES. .
. LILLZIC STRAIN,
No. 12 filth ER
21}ENTEI WANTED. cc.raftrzlh3Markatooodel.
JOHN
So. 44 Mow &nit, iota York
MC& 10X 1 1 / I Li t FIOX transb OUTZIIO:IIDLDWLIZ
nom', Or 'nun owl" zuroarArrox,
r -- --...••••••
!311COX/40,T0 JAMES 0. WATT
CORKER It.ENN 10. N 6 ET , CLAIR STB
GAB AND STEAM. NITTIDS
MAN I 77ACTORT,
Water and 10E !rout strati,
Oil Cloths, deo.,
McCORD ,i, CO.,
...
~....,.,...„___
r Lac....'CATIONAL HOTELr
..: z ..._. ..? , ___...
_. • 3
6,
3 . . . ..' 1, x
D .
3G? BROADWAY,
CORNER OF FRAISELIN, ST., ?Mir TORE
This fltet-ciam home—the moat quiet, hom edike.
and pigment hotel in the city—offers summer in
ducements to those visiting
,NEW YORIC;Ibr heal
nem Or plague. It Matra ita ideation, 'and
kept on the zunotsfiatiuus , connactkui with
varows sAworr, whera — refluebtomita can be
had at all Imam or, served In their own rooms. The
charges axe Moderate, the rooms and attendance of
the lint order—baths, and all the modern conem.
Isom* attached. ' mhttamd•
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
BLVOLE ROOMS PIPIT CENTS PER DAY
Mir Hall Spare, comer Avskfort 811reet.
aa they May b• Ordered In the qickne
Eaßectory.
to M Ham[Th Barbera Shop and Ba th Roane attached
myatirideware of Billarr.RJ3 and s.icam.o who
we are fall.
was:dl—= B. FIitIINCE. Swan-roll.
PUWxKe I- 1 vrlf;L,
17 AND 19 P4RA' ROW
. .
opposiut Mit Astor liotss and P.rk
at" w Ba ARD s l * Pzi Day.
This long 'utabllshed and panel' as Home ha. re
cently been rebuilt and greatlfeinlarged by the ad.
dition of over HO rooms, and - now ha. OLOCOMMOda
fIow; for over 500 parse= It has also been thor
..ghlY renovated and refurnished, and is
NUT= BT ITWEASD LIGHT= WM PAS THIZOTHIZOGI.
This Hotel has ono of theibest locations in Hit city,
it awry or access from all the Steamboats and Rail
roads loading to t city, and is conenient to all th
city conveyance'. he
/t has now al, the v requisites of e
ensurin FIRST CLASH HOTEL,
g the com.fort of ita Inmates.
The patronage of the travelling public b rempuCt
_usolicited.
ftili mrTzaws, 11,50 rza Dar, .
^fe2B.lmx H. L. POWERS, Pro rietor
•
Nos. 9, 11, 13, 15, 17 COrilandt St.
Niai BROADWAY. NW, TOLL Chi
This old estsbllshed and farMits resort of the
Businew Community, has been recently refitted, and
L mkute comp
of complete in every thing that can minister to the
co its patrons. Ladles aad Gunßles are
specially and carefully presided Mr. .
It Is centrally towed In Me badness part of the
city, and is oontisnous to the princi
boats, man, omnibuses, ferrite pal tines of steam
, lc.
In 'consequence of the pressure as by the
ta
prima have been mimed to Ono DOLl4lll•tru
Prrrz Curs Pm Day.
•
The table is amply Emptied with allitet luxuries of
the season, and le equal to that of anyother hotel hi
the country Ample accconmodations are offend for
upward of 409 goats.
aarDo not belles* runner,, hachMe n and others,
who my "the Waters Hotel is falL"
D. D. WIRCIEESTER, Proprietor.
Twos. D. Wrsonvirra. - tel-L3m
A A CAN MERI ROUSE, BOSTON, id the
larva. and bat arranged Hotel In tho Now
England States; la centrally located,and easy of ac
mes from all the routes of traveL It contains all the
modern improvemen and every convenience tor the.
comfort and acco on of nee traveling public.
The 'leaping ZOOM are large and well ventPlted;
the mate' of roman are Wan arranged, and competely.
the Throbbe d Pm fami li a and large traveling parties, and
the home will continue to be kept as a Oral clam
la "my roved. % I
....,............_................_._____J*9:1:1yd LZWIII RIC% Proprietor.
SUPERIOR GRAPE VINES.
Dd. O. W. BRANT'S
DELAWARE, ANNA,,ALLEN HYBRED, DIANA,
CONCORD, CUYAHOGA, COLEMAN'S
WHITE, CLLSSIDAY, CLARA,
ELSINGBOIG, HARMED, SHOUP
ro, Luton, LINCOLN, Loom", Louise, az
nscos, Peux,rna, TonALon, trsion
VILLAGE, ZBB JIM ON T,
nAnneerwr, TAT - Lon on PULLET,.
ALVEYS, cut DOWNING'S- EVER REARING
MULBERRY PEELS.
For Nab by the Agent. GEO. M, REED,
tritthlwd rinn stmt. Pitt lb.
pEACIDV3 AND VLNEGMI.
600 BU DRIED PEACHES.
BBLS. PURE CIDER VINFALUL.
In atom and tar Ws by
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
18 and 20 Wood Street.
PETROLEUM REFINERS
BiIIPPERi OP Taril 01117DX . ARTICLI.
. . •
I ham artabllalasd In Ural OITI/ 011f- , IfILW YORK Al
OOXILISSION HOME, ler the excholve sale oryone
conuanaotles t and alao to supply you with. onu=
SODA. SULPHORIO .11C1b; KIIPTIVBAIIIIELS,
°Lu strucia,so. - . • r
zeta prepared to snake liberal cub adman; en.
conalannienta r aad to 01 , 1 you. businsai,, rnaprat,
tuition: • • -
•
aframd Na 7 SAM A. GWYER.
• Now York.
D . DiEtA.VEN & SUN;
Xjj ' 1774471 =24 0P
COON, PARLOR AND DNATING EiI'OYES
%ration, No.
, 47 redaial Erse;
We would oall oho ateualaoof Wilda, and ers
to oar Ivy swortmont of COMMON AND oth FINT
INAIIIKLED GRATIS 17t011113, 'NENDNItS, An;
aho, tom: now COOKING *AIM, which W. hay*,
Jost brought ont IS whh:h amtains wow rtwo. •
mints not hind In any other no.
hoO
OAST IRON ROM FRONTS, IRON 11 4LIISTO, i
and ill Janda of cagrrprpa amt. to order. - •'
iyhtl d- • • DDi KAVEN A sox -
pOTATOILS,
MATOYS.
On. car bad each Mona Sand POTATOES.y by and hum
ors Delights In dote and for male by
;ORR B. CANZLILD,
r tsmuromi
saw :first stmt. near Wood.
New Test Double Seined
Ci Ortiahed andniantated Snow also, &Sued .Whlte and Yellow
Sugars, Dr Ws at reduced priced, by the Wand or at
rota, at, the r!soll7 G Storm of
• JO itew,
Como Marts r i
nd Road Via.
1116 Q 00 Bart Lam. ritadvid per 8. B. Oommold0; ° ParrT .
star* and prier rhp by 8881 VZB .LAR;
uuthum
qtr
• Corer &mod man.
. •7. .Zte to`4 feel
Wet mooed mad An• ale ta
IA • 200 Dna. b A lt Ositt s in etoro
by bad be mis by J
ia A. FICTZZE,
bb Clergur liarlifeaad Phu stmt.
SPRING GOODS
W. , & D. HI/GT:TS.
• -
Ems Just *mod • lairs stock of
Spituvti- Goons.
PLAIN AND IfIRMI4 rQuA,D,Brim.
..1.12044
impionAlt*,.*4.i`
itaciAixpuos: 2 2-22' 2" 4
LII82110:
it.oumaltD No:A.lmm •
IralqrCll irlD.l4gl.lBlc R3591..#4
Bur -Juan famous AT:s4o.**
gthitiq 1 •
„ 4
°t kilt and kit:Stieete.;
g> l : 7
'`~... . :: : .iv..r~-ct ~~.+~"'~°'H~s y?.;~^--.'ems
CITY OP NEW YORK
(Opposite City Rai
.(FOXVISELY tABLE'd
NZW YORK
BEST YAKSIS OP PRINTS FOR HON CENTS;
DIME GOON AT COST AND LESS;
EIORAIR TIGIIRED TRAVELING! liItESS GOODS;
S HAWLS—Broche and Cullman;
FANCY sum PERM CHEAP; ,
BUG'S DIOURNING SILKS POE 7b CENTS;
BLAME REPS WOE EtiATEN/NO4,
awn motaisma' GOOD 8; e * :
muntomnED coLLAiks cnsey;,
'Jacokirr PLOUNCEPOr
LINEN EDGING;
DIMITY LONG OLOTIL
North-East car. Fon;4l and liziricot Ste.
p X TRAORDINA Rif INDUCE
MENTS TO OAFILI amts.
C. RAN ON LOVE & CO.,
Me 511114 twat PltlNTSfitatwillt.L.loll. T,tuad 1.918",
RETRAL SHIRTING MUSLIN, yrd wide, at IN,
All kinds of D,TLE&S GOODS, both pisisendfistcy,
GALL EARLY YOB GOOD BARGAINS.
CIIAMdiS , GIPNER,
ALLP,Ginirr ,
lunneozpinuip asztrmancznzra,
INNANTB' 321..NBOIDERND CAPB,
NNBBOIDUND OOLLANB,
JT/03801DY/LND lONT/1/4 •
R 1313 T/lIIIKING4
yiturn 21280N8,
_ .
VALENOLL AND TENNAD -LAD.
)Imo:um CORBRTAI ourD
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CLOSING SAL
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32, ;1" Cli-C) Co al
rigalV MILYS,
J. W. BARBER & CO.
59 Market Street.
Tbelr entire stock Will be
. . offered.
REGARDLESS OF •COS
COME AND SEE
THE GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OItPERIM IN CITY
.
B.—Poitlvoly no rodneUon In prices
LADIES' RIBBED HOSE
_
We ben hut leeched from Boston, • hilly
mint of Ladies' end Rheas' Ribbed riferino and
Rho. t.
bed Cotten Hone, which we WI at tbe very
LINEN FLLNDEEROMSVS.
LadJaa' Ladies' Hem /•inen
Stitched Jlandkarchialb at 7 6 centa per • •
Udall at 16 mats each.
Hem Eltlichad, Embroidered. Eames and
Clear Linea Handkerchlsib at oar uncannily—
prism.
COLLARS AND SETS.
. . .
ed our Plain
To make room ler . our New G o o* we In l•a ' •
and 'Fancy Linen Sets 20 per cell • .
brie and Swim Sets reduced, and Lace Seta at Ow e d.
BUSTLED LUTES COLLA na
CAMBRIC COLLARS JUST nr.ortvED
• .BY rxriass.
MERINO AND WOOL. UNDERCLOTHING
of all, kin& and pritu Imitable for all dome. of
Pie and of all limn.
BALMORaL SHIRTS—now colon and 'tyke
FOR SOLDIEEB
Woolen
Knit Socks,
lionkoki ti ßi Go
v F ' riin ac ClanAituntbsta
Wholesale customers be allemil a liberal dbei
(eked.
JOSEPH HORNED
=TTED
J. M. BURCHF&aSYS
CLOSIkG OUT WE
assanrDump piativ;\
To make mom fa
SPEIN,G G,OODS,
C. Halmos LOPE &
74 Ifarket Eltreet
78,Diarko0 Street,
Ls now clasiug out his luting fit 0.441
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