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MONp|y MORNING,- FEB. 9.
T
, official lisqnaliacaUons—Tactics
| . .. | .of the Enensy.
| WeseethAttheßutternutsinbothManoh-
oidDegislaturejare very muoi es
' cruised llrelation to the rights if the
Army omeers who h»Te been, elect id by
; the people to seats in those bodies. This
is all Tery natural. The officers an all
• elthei Bepnblicans or War Democrs ts, as I
weUas die soldiers themselves. ,1s the
I right ofsnffrage has been denied to the)
| latter by our Demooratlo Supreme Courts,
| and'our Demooratlo presses and Legisla
' tores everywhere, it is bat reasonable that
' tuey ehoold. deny their eligibility to any
’ / and all of the civil offices in our communi
• ties—for whioh they will not allow them
area the humbler privilege of Toting.
This-is the process by whioh the friends of
the rebels in tho North have acquired and
hope to maintain their asoendenoyj in the
loyal States. With them, the reward of
loyalty and courage is disfranohisement,
while the premium for poltroonery and
treason, is the monopoly of all the fat
offices, and the right to direct the affairs of
the government in suoh a way. as to punish
tho volunteer for his patriotism by starv
ing the army with whioh they have no
sympathy, or disbanding it, or betraying
it into, the hands of its enemies. And thus
we have Saulsbury and Richardson, fili
bustering in the Senate to defeat the sol
diers’ Pay Bill. It is a strange recom
pense for public services, that of taking a
base advantage of the absenoe of the. sol
dier to deprive him of his rights as a oiti
sen. The objeot, however, is to punish the
loyal soldiery, and to prevent volunteer
ing, by infiioting this deprivation; and it is
not-to be denied that the device iB a skill
ful and cunning one, and well oaloulated
to effect that object hereafter. Other na
tions reward their citisen soldiery with
honors and privileges—the sham Democ
racy disfranchises ours.
But this is not the worst of it. The But
ternuts dread their return, because they
know that this favor will be remembered
and they would prefer, therefore, that they
should find their graves in the rebel States.
And this is the reason why they Object to
the employment or even theenfranohiament
of Ota slave. They know- that jit would
weaken the .hands of the enemy and
strengthen ours. If we should sit up the
slaves as a target for the rifleof Ids master,
it might save many a Northern life, and
enable us to dispense with many a North
ern soldier, whose vote might prove incon
venient to the Democracy.
.The Ticksburg Newt,
Which we receiTed from Memphis, Tie
Cairo end Chicago, on Saturday, he» e
good augury in. it. “The ramj Queen of
tho West ten .the rebel blookade on Mondey
looming! et deylight. Orer 100 heeTy
liege gone belched ferth their content! upon
her as ahe steamed swiftly put.” “A
rebel boet elto opened fire upon her, which
■he returned, end orippled the rebel
stoamer. The Queen then peeeed to the
foot of the canal, end eteid there till 1
p. m, when ehe' left for the point below. A
line 'of lower betteriea then. opened upon
her; but the Queen went through in sefety
—nobody hurt.”
Booh is the record,we here of'this heroio
feet, which, es we here seid shore, we re
gerd ea the promise end pledge of efficient
work end successful results near et hand,
tt will he remembered that our suocess et
Island No. 10, commenced in'juSt this way
—by running the blockade. In that gel*
lent affair, too, one 'of the notable works ]
undertaken end aehieTed, was the -cutting
of a canal. We trust the way to Tiotory
will prore the same :in both owes. v As for
canal-cutting, here is another dispatch,
which tells us ef still more work of that
kind we had before heard [of:
Unarms, Feb. tU Osino; Feb.
There is but little here new to-day, exoept
that our forcee ate cutting a new canal at
Tasoo Pass, which enables our gunboats to
co past the rebel fortification*.on the Tasoo.
This will be finished in a few days, as there,
are but some lerees to be cut to make It com
plete. ; The moTement has been kept «ry
ouiet, but I suppose it <an be made public
Sow. They are also cutting a new «»nel this
side of the old one. ■! „ ,
We bare ad rice* from our fleet at Viflki
burg to Saturday afternoon. Preparations
for a great demonstration were In progress.
The Water is running through Farxagut-s
dltoh, or canal, as it is called at a slew rata.
It is about fire feet wide. Efforts are making
ta deepen it. It is about one mite and a half
long, and only about half of it is commanded
turawn?** gtt#*e
■ Steam dredging machines hare bean mt
. for, with which it is proposed to deepen the
oanal.
Meeting of Conspirirtors
» On Friday erentng lost, » seeret meeting
«u held st Dclkoxico’i, New York, for
the purpose of organising * society and
proouring fande forth* extenslre and ays
tesitio corruption of public opinion. One.
prominent object which occupied the fore
ground woo to eld the “oonserratiTes” in
Hew Hampshire, in the approaching elec
tion, “by the diffusion of knowledge end
Werwlso." Speeohee were made, on the
occasion, by Jams Bnoonle, of the Hew
York Expat, Wit. C. Paulas, of the Jour
nal of Coomtru, S. E. MosXS, of the OS
oeroer, Qro. T. Cuxris, late of Boston. The
iemnrks of theee gentlemen left no room
for doubt in regard to their entegonlim to
the gorernment of the Union, end the trea
sonable object of the meeliiijg. The follow
ing committees: wore appotated to procure
funds, and distribute, gratis, quantities of
suoh .‘sound political information' as-might
be found in' such sheets iu the Beroli,
World, Jhjprm,&b »ot only amongst their
“friends in How Hampshire,” bat in the
Anotoflto-^otooue,^]
/>„ Brootop or the
Emeu; Mantow Marble, <d the World;
Wul 0. Prime, of the Journal of Ommtru;
Dr. Morse, of the and 0. T. Cur
tie, of a treasonable pamphlet. • i
On Jinanee—James Bryoe, BdJhnd H.
Miller, C. A. Inmont, A. Belmont, John T,
Agnew, 8. J. Tilden, Henry Young, A. B.
Jarrls, D. E. Wheeler audothsrs. .
"J/t party hat ntr gtt uuiinlmnti povtr
ia thi* country that all&xid iUdf to weem
nitUi againtl a Jmt war. Tit peoplt art
patriotic. Tht DmocraUcouuui art loyal" |
go says one of the oldest end Shrewdest
loaders of the Dentooratlo party, end one
-who h*» stood nobly by the Government
trer itnee treeeon raised It* blood-stained
handarinsiU. L
K ' In Finn •driew,!
whldh «M to tk« Moinllim*, bring no earn
\ finution of theiopbrt that th* frintoar
Florid*, or Onto, hod ;tau mak Iff oar
> . \ gunbooU. '
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A Qurstios. —The Louisville Journal, in I
the coarse of a long argument against the
policy of organising and arming negroes, |
“How would it read in history if Gen.
Boyle should be displaced from his com
iinand in Kentuoky by a negro officer of
similar grade, in the person, perhaps, of a
man who had formerly blacked his boots or
groomed his horse.”
We refer the Journal to the history of
Touissaxt L’OuvßßTuas, who went higher
thin the case here supposed, and yet it
« reads” pretty well. But suppose a white
man had blacked boots or groomed a horse,
would that be a disqualification ?
Senator Collamer’s new Postal Bill.
There is room for considerable improve
ment In tie postal system of tie United
States, and tie new bill Introduced into the
Senate by Mr. Collamer, of Vermont, pro
rides for such improvement. Without ma
king any abrupt obanges in the present
establishment, it proposes to systematize it
better, and to furnish better serrioe ; to the
people. . . ;
The first important provision is that
which classifies the postmasters according
to their compensation. There will be fire
classes. Postmasters of the first class shall
receive not more than $4,000 nor less than
$3,000: those of the Beeond Class less than
3,000 and not less than $2,000;' ihose of
the thirl classless than $2,000 and not less
than $1,000; those of the fourth olass less
thee $l,OOO and not less than $100; those
of the filth olass less, than $lOO. The
classification shall be adjusted according to
the compensation of the several, offices for
the four years next preceding July Ist,
1863. This plan will do away with the
praolioe, prevailing under the present laws,
of allowing commissions to postmasters.
There are a number Of miner details refer
ing to this portion of the law which need
not be referred to here.
Section Sixteenth of the bill requires all,
postmasters to furnishquarterly an account,
of all Bums received by them from box rent
and other sources of revenue, and forbids
them to receive more than the amount of
their salary. The Beotion concerning ad
vertising letters, restoring dead letters to
their owners and disposing of uncalled for
printed matter contain nothing essentially
new, but they am well conoeived.
One of the most important features of the
new bill is that concerning letter-carriers.
Bection twenty-one provides that letter-car
riers be employed at a salary not exceeding
six hundred dollars a year, but those who
have shown diligence, fidelity and experi
ence may have their salaries increased
from time to time to any sum not exceeding
one thousand dollars, at offices where the
income from postages on the local letters
shall yield mom than sufficient to pay all
the expenses' of the carrier system. The
carriers am to give bonds for the faithful
performance of their duty. Thiß will do
away with the present plan of paying one
cent for each drop letter on ■ its. delivery.
It is similar to the system that has been in
successful operation for manyi years in
England, France and other countries. In
a subsequent section the rate of postage on
local letters is fixed at two cents, to be pre
paid by sumps. This makes the cost for
the delivery of Buoh letters precisely the
same as it is how, but it is simpler; inas
much as thO whole postage is prepaid,
whereas now one cent is prepaid and the
other is collected by the carrier. If this
plan for the delivery of letters is adopted,
it will be sure to afford groat satisfaction
to the public. ...
Them are many other matters provided
for in the bill which will still further reo
onunend it. But the features we have re
ferred to am the most important, and they
am so important that we hope the bill will
be adopted without delay and without ma
terial alteration. It has been very carefully
prepared, with the aid of those most expe
rienced in the management of postal af
fairs. The successful administration ol
the Department and the publio convenience
both demand its adoption, and as them is
only one month of the session remaining, we
trust them may be no such opposition to it
as will postpone it to another session.
Washington Items.
■pm EET£StIE DUTT OJI SEWS PAPKE.
The Ways and Mean# Committee and the
Senate Finance Committee hire agreed to
recommend a repeal of tie reeenue duty
on newe paper. Thin determination wee
qnickened by a letter from Secreury Chase
elating tint tie receipte from tie tariff on
I white news paper were eery email, and Umt
consequently objection to the repeal of the
duty in principle ecarcely existed.
DKitoitAi.ixxxa THX aeht.
Tie most strenuous efforts are being
made to force a circulatioji for the World
newspaper in the Army of the Potomao.
They are giveh atoajf to the BoldierHj and
shored upon j them in ; etery oonoeiTable
manner, and its baleful influences mostper*
sistently spread through the army, what
Ooremment other than ours wbuld tolerate
1 such a pestiferous sheet, much less afford it
file trantporlatim 1
In the United States Senate on Friday
the resolution expelling George E. Badger
from the Board of Regents of the Smith
sonian Institution, and appointing Prof.
Agassis in his place, was passed.
The Hews from Texas.
A' coneepondent of the New York £vtn~ I
ing Pott writes: The Morning bight, oep-1
tared off the Sabine rive*,. wee e purchased |
sailing-ship, cost $13,000. She wee nine I
hundred end ten tone burthen, e feet
Weatherly ehlp, end mounted-eight gone.
! It muet here been either ealm or little wind
for the eteemere to here orerUken her. ,
The Babine was our western boundary |
untU that colony of thieves, Texas, stole in.
There is only eight feet W»t«r; on the bar.
i The Alabama was seen on the 16 th, one
I thousand nine hundred and eighty miles
from where the Hstteras wss sunk on the
illth. This makes it impossible that the
Alabama sunk the Bntteras, and tends to
confirm my first impression that the Hat-
I terns was sunk by a British ship of war.
Butin Axis or FaxssßOon.—One of the I
arts by whioh the Southern heart is fired I
is this; Soon after the battle of Murfrees-|
boro, the Rebel General, Bragg, caused U>
be printed and widely: circulated in the
army counterfeits of ' Tht HttkviUt Uni oil I
in whioh was consploously displayed
“Startling Newel Fohr States Seoeded
from the Old Government! MUsouri, In
diana, Illinois, and Kehiuoky l” This was
I followed by an editorial; bewailing the loss
of these States. Of course, the whole af
fair was a forgery, but the illiterate sol
diery of the Bouth, a largo proportion of
whom cannot read at all, could not deteot
IR. While Buokuer was in Rentuoky, bo
gus copies of 2VU LmiimUt Journal were
freely circulated by the Rebels, filled with
1 aU kinds of matter adapted to inflame and
encourage the Rebels, and discourage the
I loyal. ■. i
Tnn Air .Line Railway bill before Congress
ore rides for a road to be done ,in two years
from Hew York to Washington (. first-class
trains te go through in eight hours; fere not
to exeeed 1% oents per mile; first-class freight
hot orer 6 oents per ton per mlls;'OoTorn
ment to hare priority bf business and 3 eenU
per mile for troops, and 8 oents for freight,
■ Six of the Beeoher family are in the
and Bor. James Beeoher, of
the 31st New York; Ghaplain Thomas K.
Beecher, Lieut. H. B. Beeoher.Lleut. Fred
Bo Stow#* ft&d ft son neb of i W ilUftm ftad
Charles Beecher. j
fpSRRvTDBTBKILBY, of Baltimore,
the OhiM *. It Ctam*
w»aes4®®S w< “
u O. 0. F.—lh» member* of FI
DELIA 10DQ1. No. iL6, I. u. o. F , bt®
Bbtiflad to nttond Bopoctol moetlag ol th® Lodf®, oo
MOSD . Y EYESISG, Fob 9ib, >t 1% oVJock, Bt
tb«lr Ball, earner ol Federal and Lwck streets.
A-leiebenr City. A public Lecture nil* be delivered
on the Pri copies of the Order, by P. G. Joshua
BoMoson. The members of SUtcr L-jdges, together
nith their wires and friends, are cordially Invited to
bo present. By order ol the Bod*®* _
fc7:td JAMES BBOWM, Fecretarr-
rr 'l'O MKMBi.Kd OF THK
OIIi XXOHANOK.—In accordance with th#
ororL-lona of tba Conitiw'foai notice U h>nfcj
irlTcn to tho member* of thejDll Kxc&anga that an
alteraiion to tbs I2th 8* .tfon of Jfh# OonatitnUon
fl Ucaitodn P on WU>SBdDAY/thelEtb lnit.
G&O. H.THOBSTOH,
Secr#tar> pH Kxchacgc.
Fiminoß) rt. Wat** a Übuiaw iaailwat Co., |
> O&C4 of tie Socrtiary, >
Pittsburgh, Pa., Jen. 27th, 1863. j
[Y'K.THE ANNUAL MEETING of tbe
stock and Bondholder* of thU Company, for
the election of Director* end inch other bnsinenM
may com* before U will be held at tbe OFFIOI OF
BaID GottPAHT. In the City of VKuburgh, on
the FOURTH WBDHIBDAi OF FBBBOABY,
I Btock and Bond Tranefer Book* of the Com*
nany. at their office In the OUy of Pittsburgh, and
at their Transfer Agency la th* < OUf °i JjJSUj2?t
I will be doeed on ihelOth DAT OF FIBBUABX,
i and remain cloeed nntil the 26th OF FICBBOABT
1 thereafter. "W. H. BABNKS, Secretary*
jaS&tfogS
Onto* aiamwm Baileoad 00., 1
Pittsburgh, Jan. 14th, HQ. J ]
ACCORDANCE WITH AN
AOT OF ABS*H?LY In relation to the
time of holding the Annual Flection of thantD*-
ebony Valley Railroad Company,*the Stockholder!
*e hereby notified that an election for OBSkM
I terra for the ensuing year will **>•**** ,P®f?
of tho Oompany, In the City of Pittaturgh, on
TUESDAY, February 14th, 1863. at 10 o clock a. m«,
Instead of F*b. Sd, 1865,.a> pretiontli announced.
I Ja2B;tl tt- O. ORB, Bectetary.
HOBOHOAIIIAA B*I®Ok'COMPAHT, l \
Pittsburgh, Feb. 3d, 1863. )
rrS»AN ELECTION FOE THIRTEEN
MAHAQXBB of the Company for erecting a
Bridge orer the Monongaheln, opposliePUtiburgh,
in the County ofAHegbtny, Inamtormitytoaa Act
of AimmMr pasted Jan. 29th 1861, will he held at
I th.TOLL tSSS, “
at 2 o dock p. m. H. fIOLMFi, Treasurer.
fe3:6t ;
rrS=ELECTION NOTlCE.—Alleohe
Baiesa Coxtavt — An Bieetioa lor Pres*
Went. Mana.eis and Offleen of the Oompaoylor
erecting a bridge orer the A l»gheny Blm,
Pittabnrgb, in the <tounty of Allegbooy, will te held
et tbe T Lb HOUSB.et tbeeonth end of the Bridge,
on MOhDAY. the Id day of Barch next, at thehovr
of 2 «‘eluck p. m. • _
■ fr3{lot WF B*~>»FBPBQ. Treasurer.
ITS*ALLEGHENY CITY COLLEGE,
trv Corner of Leacock and tfandusky Birfcta—■
The Tenth Annual bemlon bsglae on MOSDAT,
Feb. 2d. and ends Jane *Jih. Bat** of Tnition
from ilti to &*). For reJereLOci, As., apply to
jagy-in JOB V. MoKKF, Principal.
ji* "T* - I
w*~y DBAKK’o PLAbTATIOX BtTTIBS. I
The* purify, strengthen and invlgo ate. j
They create a bealtny appetite. .... I
Tb-y are an andidote to chinge of water and diet. 1
They effefete of dissipation snd lets boon. I
They strengthen the eystem and cn Wen the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent (even.
1 bey p Artfy the breath and addtty of tbs stomach.
They care Dyspepsia and Constipation. I
Tb*y core Diet rbeia, Cholera and Cholera Morbus. |
I They cure Uv*r Complaint and Nervous Headache.
I They ere the best Bitten to the world. They make
the weak ■»»» strong, and are exhaoeted nature •
neat re.torer. They are made of pore Bt. Croix
Bam, toe celebrated Onlieaja bark, to its and herbs,
and are taken with tf»» pleasure cf a beTerage, with
out re.ard to age or tlmeofdsy. Particularly re*
I coummided tu doheats psnoda nqulrlng a geotle
■limalant Bold by a I Anver*, rnwgtott, hotel*,
and ealoons. P. H. DEAF.* k 00., 2<5 Broadway,
| h«w York. ,
JTCir *ID rJER rig£J!lgATB.
: H.6CHBNCK
At tie Drug Store of Dr. CEO. H. EKYBEB, B<
Wtdneeday, Thnnday and Friday, Uw
lUb, lJtb of February.
Tbctfl ibo with to Me Dr [BOBISCK had better
m*le sore tf thla oppartanllT, ae hie practice at
box* merattta hi* vUilimg Pitt*b* r g\ aa fr*q«eDtly aa
heretofore. H® kltm adrlce tree of char**, bat W
a thoroogh examination with the B*epln»neter hu
fee ia Three Dollara.
IB COHaUMPTIOH OOBABLK?—TnaQomioa
Dacoao.—When a man oaan«t do any particular l
thing, he ie.wy apt to conclude that that thing I
cannot b» done. B«noa, whfcn tbe phjeicieai el the 1
Old flthool fcroad thai <4#y <*nld not cure Oaneump- I
tlon, ih*y declared Oonaumprion to be Incartb a. i
Thla dedaratioo/howMer, U oontralicted by £«*•* I
We have many W-rded Iselencm of Oouramptloa I
belec both InSnrope end America, to aooa I
tareaaee awn Without nedteisea of any Jttod» wd I
to mere anmerona came by the nee 01 Tefctoble I
remediee asd a Jadlduua netea ot dieting. Dr. J. I
Sebeack, of FhiUdalyhie, baa baen eat«amely I
•occeeefol to the treatmuit of
haeioc d. roted hie attention exclwlrely to that
trench of medical prjctlcW tor more than
Are ream. Be n«ee three bedietoee; the
one. call# t“t ehenck’a Polaotic Sjrop, a raiy »«.
•brated artlcU.baa eared many ooaintaptlte
fo alaoet desperate clrcamrtaneee. and Dr. Bchench
blmeell among the two other reae
dlee. Tie: »»debfnek*aSea Weed Tonic and Maa*
drake Pllle,” are teed aa anzUlariaa,and pait calarly
In ihoae eaaea where CoMompllonU complicated
with other otaeaeee, each i» Lfrer Ooaplalnt, Bye
t»nria, Ar. Dr. pcienck dtolarae that, by the proper
oaof tbaee medicines, aaycaee tfOoneompUon may
be cared, nnlaae the tong* are alaoet eatiraly de
ttrayed, which, of comae, met* a core, by any bo
man means, impaedble.
All three of Dr. Sehenck'e med'clnte, each accan-
&W BOOKtt. — ; I
Fnon’a Muntal of Otology.
Ho Hama. By WI Me OolUoa.
The Trial of tot Constitution.
The Book Buster. By J. Hill Bniton. ,
A Bommee by Jean Paul.
Qr&ror TboaghU of a Country Ftf mb. .
Ooontry L!tlbc Thinking.
Fun Boon.
j gmji os OniboloeMm. By ttn< V. Goddard.
Sir Thomas Brevoei . .
ror ul> br KAY k CO.. U Wood It.
Cll'H A-Nl) OJUiITIU IiOTS FOK
J aAL*.—Four lot* on JtckMD •trtet, (P ,T * d i)
OH* of Allegheny, eaeh feet frost and «l«ndls|
back 140 <m(, to aSi toot ««*•*. ' . ,
Aboot 30 acre* In McClure below
Wood.' Bun, In WU to anil. . g*H. DAVIS,
Ipeaton of B. Parie. *ec*d.
W.KCTURES.
WILL BE IH PITTSBUBQH,
140 WOOD bTftSBT, to
AJJX'JSU—Fifty (to one bandied doi.
Oh»c«l 400 ., ,
IH**! Work*. Fifth Ward,
ftfrlmPWT.
HLHI) FKUIT —6U bags I’eßChes mi
y ysiw
J~hlL BAitttßLß.—l3o Urude.UU Bar-
VJ ~1. fo, ml. br HINHT H. HOLLINS
ireshfor s*le by
HKSET B. OOLidMS.
Ijtoua— 10 bbl
!i m ,
SOAP BTONJS—' 2S bbla, for foulodty
OT.-Inrih'bT ; BWWHT ff.nfttlilVß.
11i—.30 bbla. Wo 1 Refined Oil lb!
B%t# by B«SBT H <X>C.tIHS
ACAKD.— We. the undersigned, most
cheerfully tntiff to Hr« W. BTBuliiMlti So.
184 Bmlfhfleld *U*et Jbirf, bta
nrrkM Ireqofßtly u OUPfIB AHD LEKOBBB,
b«r» fossd htm> to be pauctoel, careful end sect i
eUlltnl operator tn hie baitocee, end Ub pl«mr»
lo retommtaalßg him ti the jrolmloD) w well es
ell other* to need of each eerrlcae. ’
BODKBT WIL6ON, M. D.,
A. IL o*4oBB, lf»X>. (
L B. QBOfiS, M. D-; _
. J. O. GALLAGHIR.'U: P.,
- - , J. pBBOtIMCHT, BL P.*
A. BOOSBLITBB* 1L P.
jMrgbe beet. txmh eU or the pond,
foreilo. ••• *•&**".
AWIO liAfljrJSKNb AttU: IMB,
SOLHIBO Tllf OB BTBBIOBOOrTIOOB |
A.PAKATEjS, with •lib**. on, tho Ox
i a.eiana or iho Ox-Hpnrogac Llihta.b, which plo
tana c*a b« thrown on n tcrsan and macolnad to
elthar to. 15, SO. »4 or SO tool In dlaaoior. accord*
log to the tlxa of tha room. Scanca In iniwtoa and
loropa,picture, of jlaooa. laotdanU andbattlnof
tha pnahat (rh-Uioa, in grant T»rt.i,, to tha nhora
tnatmn.cata, 00,.
OpUdUlt
Ml Obeetßct etr.et, FhlUtdelphle. Po.
ewiiloitratsd Ootoleynee eeo| tree. lett:lm
QRBAT BARGAINS IN
Boots, Bh’oee and Guns,
At BORLAND'S, 98 Market Street,
Becottd Poor from fifth.
PALL AND EXAMINE THE LARGE
\J siock or
Boots, Shoes and Guns,
Which eneeUlßf vttfd prtoee, at
BOBLAHP B, 08 Market rtrest.
VrpVKMBUIt UaT. 1 !
1/1 Omen or linuu Bit puis *>
f. Allegheny, Jen. 98* INL I
The BOVIMBKB Uflr, fißlted StaUeZxcfee
Tax, Is bow doe, ead thorn eoaoerned are teqoerted
acd 00*
TOBBB LISTS *tead?loed to attend to tt, without
Sby.eadißVtheißwteotrtoletn _____
r-'r pATXPH. WHm.
UXi ' 7 Oclloctdrof tbettd Ptrtrtrt* PacmVE;
bbls. ftesfi Kggs’Uiie da
ALL RARER (tut sslti
HfHdtMth w.r.
, -r=4--:?.'^YT?.-rrWgtr-i■cawr. | v?.«! > wpgp'.*;i*v»*>^''. i
no COUNTRY HLKBCHAN’IB and
;• (t LIBS.
EATON, IflACßliitl A CO.,
No*. IT and 19 Fifth Btreet,
Jobben'ond nullm of
dieiks, HoeiißT. QLOvaa, uoor skibtb,
EIBBOBB, SHIBTS, 00LLAB8, TIES, UNDNE*
SHIBTS ond DEAWBHB. NJN
BIAS, 80ABI8, UPHTU AND SHETLAND
WOOL; 8,000 Ba KHITTINO TABBS,on bnnd
lo ißln,
Oar itoek waa porchned betoro the In*
trace in prfoee, uin offer put Ijdncement* “
CITY AHD OOUHTBY HEBCHAHTB, MILL!*
SSBB, PEDDLEBS, and «D who buy to nil again.
B. B.—A chore* anortmant cl
Staple Dry Goods,
At wholeeele only
AND BOYS’ OLOTHIHO, rUBBIBHIHQ
GOODS, Sc., AT
J. L. OAEHAGHAH’B,
Ho: 116 TXDKBAL STBSST, ALLE3HEHT.
A* I am now doling up tar ballon*. I InrlU tpe*
del attention to tbo following «tcck of eeeaonabje
food*, which It 1* b*Uev*d wiU be found worthy the
notloe of cuh boxen.
A goodMiortmantof BACK ond FBOCK SSSti
OOiStB. A foil Ttrtotj of 01.0 TB, OABSIBBBB
ud ooodlnm nod. 808 IN M 3 0OA18; BLACK
I DKESfIOOATS, ranging in prl» Iron |8 to ,»>.
Of Hairs PAHTsTtfno, nudlnm ondkw Pif.OT
roodSetock; and well anorted OBHT S'-B'SB
PLUSH, CLOTH, SILK and CABSIMYBK VESTS.
DOFS' OLOTBIHO.
V A food aeeoctment of JACKETS, PAKTB AHD
OVgBOOATS, n«Uy cat and well made.
GISTS' AND BOYS FUBEIBHIMG GOODS.
riHE WHITE SHIBTS, from H 85 to % *JO;
OBEY ASD WHITE MIBIBO SHIBTS AHD
Vine Erg’Uh S HOB*; Cotton wd
Herlno Men** all wool and SUi SHIBTS d:DBAW»
, BBS : an excellent variety of CLOVES, TIES, BUS*
I FXHDEBS, Ac.
PIEOM GOODS.
Fine OVEBOOATIHCS, BUSIHWg OOATIHGS,
CLOTHS, CAB9IHBBEB and VESTIHOj*. nhlch
will, ii nanal, be made wp to order, or cold n tnej
Dleo* or yard. J. L. OABNACHAN,
r f«7;laU 116 federal etreet. Allegheny.
a w. xiaa Jama olotm JO’aa •''****•
PITTSBURGH FIRE BRICK: MAN*
dfaotubihc 00.
KIBE, GLOVEE & CO.i
Manafactnren of
FIBB BBIOK, TILIB, OBOOIBLIS, *o., ond
draluntn FIB* AHD OBOOIBLE CLAY.
■a-Qmra, No. 885 LIBKBTT BTBUT, opptott*
tbo Ponn'o. B. B. roraoigot Dopol, Plttoborgb. Tm.
»W Ordora orb oolteltod. vfc7ilr.»
IN THE COURT OF COHUOXgWNh
flu* or ALugHimr ouontt.WV
it Ho. lMi March Tern, ISO.
Pitt»bui*h Cosl Company, ) ;
M . View of? Damages,
Thomaa Phillips and Marj«dnn
Pilj<
To Thomas Phillips and Man Ann Daiy, the
ibon defendant!, Taka notice that open petition
ofth* Pitttbargh Coal Company, duly ipreaented,
tha wid Court of Common rau did, on tba BTth
day of January last pact, appoint WllUam 0. Haw*
lies, Jamea KaUy. *UUaa Phillips, TfcMdma E.
Bavin. John Brows, Jaaaa McCabe and WflUam
Ward as Ytowsw, to view yoor property ritnata la
tha Poroegh of Booth Pittsburgh, in laid maty,
Bute of Paonaylmnla, taken and ocrapled by aald
Company tor tha uses of their railroad and todeUr*
mine the damages, which have been or may be ana*
by son by reason tf aald taking and oaesny
lag by laid Oempany of aw'd land, and old appoint
TBC&&DAT , the ltth day of rabroary,' 180, at 10
•'clock a. m-, as the lima whan aald vie ware shall
meet epoo said pram lata, and did direct [this poblU*
oetiea to be'mada. YoomaythMefotabepraafntat
time aad nlnea, aa yon ahall deem fit.
plrSßofioa coal oompaby,
By Janka M Baiw. Pra«»U
fVBPHANS’ COURT SALK OF VAL-
V/ UA.BLI BXfiL XST4TX.—By virtue of an
alias order of the Orphans' Ocurt of Washington
oountF. lb* oodersigned, Xxecntor of;the will of
"Barcas Black, dec’d. >ate o( Oarroli township, near
Konongahala City, Washington county, *o**lll
axrat to Public bails, on thb aremlma,, on THUS*.
DAIV February 12th, ISO, the fbUowlng dracrlbed
nal aetata, to wit;
4 cattail tract of land situate la Gsrsaß township,
oath* Konongafcd k* river, adklaing Uods of the
bob* of Henry Ora* 000. ▼* XU*i*2«* •Ufc™#
dlo and X. W. To**', conUiaing 100 AOBXS OF
nUBFAOB LaBD. Ibis tract ta aitcato on the
rim, about a quarter of a mils below Mommgahala
Olty, and oocsists principally of first class rim bot
tom. Tbs tract may bo divided Uto ; two or mor*
metis, aad tbo undersigned Is tntbortsod by Court
to o&r and aoU the asms together or la separate j
tracts or portals, as may seem expedient and ded
cable.l
Alaok 180 AGBXB OF tSTOHX 004 b, adjoining
the tract above dseeribed and lands of hairs ot Bear?
Oral!, Geo. V. Lawrence, B. F. Biddle and *.• W.
Tower. The coal la of rapsrtor quality, favorably
located tor mining, and may be mid together with
the sortie* land above described, or separate, tn dla •
tlnct UecU or parcels. . .' :
—One-third of the- enrenaee money to bo
pfts m tbo oonfirration of tbo tala, aad tb* re
mainder tn two equal payments thereafter, with In*
tenet from mid day of confirmation.,
JOS. 8. H9BKXSOH, Pittsburgh, Xxecntor.
fc?:tld Ofice-No. 131 Toorth-et.
QAHFJtTti,
DRUGGETS,
OIL. CLOTHS.
We ceß the ettentfcm of Hotiee-roreleheri to
Iho extent* witty esd beauty of otxr stock, ead to
the edtaatofM of their porch me forcafeh before the
rmst sdTsoeM of tfc* minohctororo.
OLIYKEt XcCLIBTOGK &CO.,
Ho. t> fItTH STBKT.
Mjiuil
'AJUKNTINKti KUK 1863.
111, BAOT, SHOT, SPABKLIHG.
All itylM and plica*.
TheUrfevt wuitniiat la iho Wert.
•W Trade topjUed by
J, W.PITTOCK, *
orrosrn tbm Poet oijiia
QIFT BOOK BTOKB4
■O.llB Wood Street.
A baah aaifl, ot PHOTOORAPH.AI.BCMe;
vault, poorrt am> ny bulbs.
And HISTORICAL WORKS
Jnat noalrad aadfcecala at grmHf rcdnccd vcdc«t.“
mm- g OODTLY QITT, worth front so ocata to
tlCO,OI?lM WISH BA OH.
van
VIC ■» EDI
OIBEK4CLAKK,
COMIUBSIOS KKaOHAITS,
Aailßnk«> ta ;
PRtOLUinU ASD IW PBODtIOM,
n bbqab
' M BuU A net* of Um V]
lUI OAHDLB 00.
jpkun timJUiTruur-
MUTT fOB SAL* oil MHTv— Dw*Ulog •»« M
Ho. S&Fuw ttml, *ber« ]Utta[r7* BBxlBs **•*■ !
JOfI»WAY, Jr
fVwlSj*nP»iL
Or,MMAMKT *&.*"**
MUtUUoOM,
SIALXB or WSXGHVB AHD |
■•“Ofllo*. BAAT O£DI Of TH> DI4MOHD,
W*DStfIDAT tad MfnMIT. WteW
3?
AT TR> on DOLLAB jrfTOBT HOU,
80. K »o«r«h »r .«n
t tw w-<t «i» matto
aS^SFW^S?
...-, fatt 3 *l* ; ■ •• > •=•■ -* ’* ’ '
gEEQbirujt
OU-HOMI BLUSH, fa«lj Mi) | |
MM . OttaMXHMaMVlntrtMi.
j>|fII.ADELPBIA
SHIRT AHD COLLAR HOUSE,
1,000 DOZEH HICKORY BH1BT8;
1 009 DOZEH OBEY, BED AHD BLUE FLAB
' HEL BBIBTSj
ICM DOZEH ASSOBTED FASOY TttAVBLIHO
’ r 8HIBT*;
1,000 DOZEH WHITE MUBLIH BHIBT&, horn
99 85 upward*;
1,000 DOZEH DEHUE OVERALLS;
10,000 PAIB9 COTTOHADE PAHTALOOHB;
Mannfeetorer* of thi HIHEB’B WELSH FLAH*
HEL fcHIBTS, and a Urn amertmsnt of LIHEH
AHD MARSEILLES BOSOMS AHD COLLARS,
AHD GEHTLEMEH'B FURHISHUtO GOODS.
For sale by
BENNETT, RUCH A CO.,
Ho. 217 Church Alley, FhiladalphU, Pe-
rjlHB MYSTERIES OF NEW YORK.
[ooxaronoAtn.] j
Wen, natlcnel isso ureas, political contact*, tell
|lou eonvenUons, amusements, the Oeijtral Perk,
its swans, gondolte, Ac., hare been dlecusisd—thto
Uttar U of the "Mysteries of Hew York.” In the
oar, steamboat, saloon, parlor, at dinner, In the
street, everywhere do l hear some story «Uh rela-
tion to or an InquJjy ai to the meanlog of these
mythical words, posted, printed and advertised
wherever I go
S.T.-1860-X,
Aooompintod with • crescent and a ihtpherd's hook.
Aseoemlen eympsthlaer eaid'lt was: ‘'Satan Tri-
umphed In 1850 In granting the Xpectatlon of aboli
tionists;" while a Republican said it wae: “Stump-
Tall Democrats of 18.0, gone to Texasanother.
“To the State Tam of 18GD add tea (X) dollere,” 1
another, that they were the watchword! of some
•sent society, like “Sons of Tecamshla are 1860
Strong,'* or “Seward Tricksters ef 1800 Used Up,"
Ao., Ao. Wail, your correspondent was ill. hid been
j iu for a long tla»-tn_fact, hta lata suppers had
I given him a horrid djspspeia. He r<ad the advar
tieements, aod of couree bought a bottle of Planta
tion Bitten 4 the Bitten cored him, and on the bot-
I tie appeared these same catalistio leturs: B. T.—
ISGG—X. I traveled straight for SOI Broadway, In-
troduced myetlf to the celebrated Dr. Drake, and I
wm shown the elephant—tusks, 8. T. and all-and a I
great Institution It A six story building In Dey
street, from osller to gtrret, Is occupied ee a labora
tory for producing this single medicine. Borne forty I
I parsons are employed; esters! vats, h aiding six
I thousand gallons frith, are filled with roots, barbs
and TBBtvrif 1 , and then soaked In water, and the ex
pression preserved in pure St. Croix Bum. I bsre
eew the bags, boxes and bale* of Oalltaya Batk,
I Wlntargroen and other msteilal—and the original
I Bt.Croix Bum puncheons, bearing the Oustom-bbUM
I bnnd. It teemed that medldne-could toe be
I turned out to rapp'y a world of Invalid*—jst them
I gentlemen are usable to fill their orden for Plants-
I tica Bitten alone. I waeshown many certificates ef
extraordinary cures effected by these Bitten. The 1
statistics cf the msdlcina husiness as presented te I
the lest Congress In the report of Mr. D. 8. Bernes I
•r* enormous and startling, amounting to some six 1
m mi™ dollars annually. The proprietors of thsos I
I Btttan will pay Unci* Bam near fifty thonand del-1
lan for stamps IhU yesr I With each Individual I
I imh lines government loans ought to stand at par, I
and Jsflbnen DstU might as well peak up and start
for Jerusalsm. • : • • • * j. h!
I We are happy to reproduce the above Utter, and
j add that any ordinary case of Dyspepsia, Llvsr Ocm- j
I plaint, Hervous Afbctloa, B< nr Stomach, Loss of Ap
j petite, Heivods Htadache, Diarrhea, Sicking Weak-
I oW| Mental Despondency, Ao., oin be cured by the
j Plantation EUtezs.
j That all persons may Judge of Its efficacy, w# pub-
I Uih a list of some of the artidei used la It* proper*"
I Ucfb:
Galuata Bam—Celebrated for oiu two ekundrd |
jaon In th* treatment of f«m and Ague* I>J*P*P- I
■u VttkfiMi to. It vu lotrodueed Into Korop* I
by the Oount**, wife of to* Viceroy of Pott, In 16*0, j
and vuafterward* told by ih» Jesuit* for lb* «aor
i t»o*< yHe* ifteva 1m eLW, under th* ***•
I of JmulC* Powder*, and finally mad* publio by Loais
XVI, King of Plane*. Humboldt make* eepeolal
refer*no* to lta febrUng* fioalltlaa daring hU Booth
I American travel*. 'I
| ru «**««.«■* Bamx—Pot diarrhea, collo: and die* |
Lmbcs of th* itomacb and bowel*.
I Daunraon—Por inflammation of th* .loin* and
I dropelcal affection*. ;
I Canonic* Pcow*»*-Por enfeebled digestion.
I liatbb** romatto, stimulant and
I tenfe—highly Invigorating In nerron* dehttlty.
! Wumaaa***—Por ecrofola, rheomatfem, tt.
I Aroa—An aromatlrecarmlnaliT*, creating flmh,
I mud* and milk; mnch used by mothere naming.
I Also, c'ore bodi, oratge, camwij, corlaadm,
gnakeroot, Ao., aU pteeerred la perfectly f
BT. CROIX RUM. -t
i The powerfal, tavlgoratUgand toalo proper Jc* of
flk. Oroln Bam bat* been long by tha
pfiysictonaol th* world. Por consumption, It Is tha
q2j etlmolant that ahould be nwd.
vondiwfal ingredient, of Spanish origin, I
imparting beauty to tbe oomplexlen and brllllaney I
to the ml*4, ii yet unknown to the commerce o<th> I
world, and w* withhold It* name tor theprerot. I
Dr. W.A* Child*, Burgeon ef th* Tenth Vermont I
Beglm*nt»wiHsaV M lwteh erery soldier had a bot« I
tieof Plantation Bitten. They ara tha moet e*K« I
ttT», perfect and hamlentoalo I eter need.” I
I Th*feaowing fe from theferaom hotel preprletor I
l akWaahlngton: . - - „ / v«V* I
I . WamnoT**, D.O, Hot. 4,18*1. |
Ummu P. B. Dr»U 4 **nd wJwdT# 1
down Plantation Bitten. They are by ]
tbeguestaof oar hone*. I
I Proprietors WUUrd’e Hotel. I
I , D*o. kfr, IML
I Pen. P. S. fed* 4v. Ceotiemeat Ikm
I been a great snSerer from dyipepete for three or tour j
I year*. I hantried many if not «U.tb* nm'dfca
I ncomaeßded for lte oure.' Iwtead.of rtlltf Xhe-
I came tow, hadto abandon my pro fee*! «n and *uf«
I fend greatly fcomeoteythlagl ate.
I much depremed gloomy. About three 1
I moalheagol? tried th* Plantation Bitten,and to
Imr V«*tlor Inm warty a wall man. Ihartne*
I omiwnded thOteia Kraal 'daate, and a* far a* I
I knew always with signal b*n«fifc - •
I goohUth. lutw«»t«cUß(a4>ll7. VoKtl.
lolamr bilunnl dt :Piwly •• ■fra.i.Wp.w
IjVotm.. 'X'-',
T!M»BUMrt'«»«eU toytU pri»dp»l drufjtttt,
ptoen, bottU «od mUnimnte. B* *ar*«okbo4ti»
t**ntiwlic»lmll*cf*bo •*(»*«•»
m&tw&tUHL ~
- ‘ P. a DRAKHACtt,
90S B&O4J)WAT r H«wYffk.
ill WOOD >f »Mt-
i.cukSi
f«4:ltteo4l»OOl
■pvBAKK S PLANTATION BITTERS,
cm»rmsnjJiT*iioH biroi. ;.i
DNAUrS TLANTATION BIITBBJ. ■
M wl IrtrtliM ■>mn,
GOBNEB PENN AND 8T CLAIR
, . KSXHV - .
mxssnmtMmrjL • Ar
Tfc* Uryatf, chuy—l »ad b—t cf th» Pnllad 1
State*. $35 nji for * Ml OiasncUl oovn. la
dodlsc witittaf ad Omoarelil Axttfaatttfe.
BaUtmJ «nd Bui look>k*apiftf. .
AtirtwH atom
TiU liiUtalta lf .ogaaMM. hr avKbMt
T»dMri «»« Pl««l<»l tH|ll»l»l MUtIM. til P*
mu» tor pMwiaat till OoUap tj timtniaw
| titMitioiittmwßtiT.mmßwiiholtT.
trot i*.OOWLBT, laic inomitii but ?w
-[■»>< tiidWptJmiii QrwwinUl udßafU
I wfti rtwlwM ilifii OwiW ttHßriil
I Writtic, im OtttlofM mtabibc Nil UfenatMa.
-fcTEW GOODS,
■ AT
HORNE’S THIHMINd STORE,
td • I.TJ. lot of pxxil bootfitimTiMa 10 in.
WHOLESALE AND ENTAIL EUYEBS
u good bargains u can be hed|in the 4*7'
KHBB0ID1&VD HIHDKIBOHBWiWWSS
SOBIB, BIM SIIWHro^AID|WII MIW
HAUD&XBOHIin. WttBBOIBMjD OOIAAM,
nni BBOBSS. WHIT* H*BiWs3Uv«Jis'
PJHB.HEHDLIB, TAPK9, WTMjJJJJJ* 1
Tl* GLOAIB and SIBI**H B BPGjOL !
BKIBT BBAH)*| HOOP,
pSSt THHXAD. HOOKB AHD *X*S» end *ll fj]
| other Unde of notions.
LUUCS’ AND KISSES' OOTTON jBOSIEBT;
OBEY BNDEBBHIRTA AHD DRAWERS.
SHIRT BOSOMS. SHIRT COLLARS.
BCSPENDEBS, OBAYATS, Sc. ; .
WOOLEN GOODS, clodsf out At oat.
j-jKY GOODS I I DRY UWWOM
J. M. BURCHFIELD’S.
HOOP SKIRTS, lUghUj loRod: ;
COTTON HOSIERY, oUjbtljoollwl;
Summer Dress Goods
SHAWLS! CLOAKS
GHILDKKITS ABP HUSKS HOOP SKIRTS:
In gooda> thla flock will U found one o*
rjTHREB DAYS’ MORE ;
B^rLDSLEin.’S.
a. T.--1880-.X.
rgEiii*BT
; TOttBALBBT
FOB BALI BX
smoxjoßjmoi,
n ABD 7S KABKET STREET.
JOSEPH HORHE.
WINTER DRESS GOODS;
taptm* HOOP SKEWS;
4-4 KHQLISH
4-4 mHOH del
Hating a large etock on hand* betore the adtaaee
The Cheapest in t!U City.
Extraordinary, Bargains
59 MARKET STI
K S
S I Ij
Cloak
SHAW
OODB.
DR EB4 «
OiT ONE PRICE ON]
ODD PRICKS. _L
CALL AT •
MACRUM & C LYDE’B,
' 78 Msiket Stisst, '
Aal nppl/ roomu with
HOSIERY & GLOVES.
S3^W*^SS& 1 353??5&
KXBIHO AND COTTON HOST. 1
XIdTULK AHDWOOLKN GLOTNS, OAUHT
LIT* AND MITTNNB. • I ■ ■ ■■ ■ .
WOOL HOODB. SCABT*. NUBIA*, Ac. ,
*MBBOIDIBlI8,TBDimNO».
rußNuusa 800D*. i
:At Old Pri«i~-Wiole tie ud EettdL
BACRTOAGLYDE, 7:
78 B ism BTBBIT,
(B«tw»»0 Fwrth fcni'Ptoaoß LV r .. fc*
EXAMINATION OF ;UI
LAMB STOCK OF
. . 'V -
DRY GOODS;
BTBOT&
': I
IThoUtaUandßttaUlHaUr*,
U BISfCCTFCLLT tOUUITND.
C.H. liOVE&CO^
.'. 74 MABKBT OTK
QLOBINQOOT
"I
WINTER GOODS
EATON, MLACjBHJHI* CO,
rmfewtonaklnttkrirAJOTCAJi mirifOßTi
v ;-;^irairaKt!oOOB«l :;
Man Um tnt taygl WManb *•
mil m SUt*U Boj«n win lvn tlwtafn *
tix misccTio'H kadi ni rucn.
SATO*,KAt!BTni4COx ;
‘ >k u virh rani.’ !
HMUK UK AilS
A UAKttJS
MAIM AID 8«IMt jB
iXBIiIX, HUXMina, 'alot)»r4<ifati>l> vim,-.
jMnoAmAk*'' ■] ;;;
*i "I" •. «teiA» .
rjUUfi new, 1
I. « eniuimininiinßA •’
jvtneitnlty'"'" -jKAOSUintOIinh. '
I .«« j - wiraaiMb bit «>«»«»*»■*••■■■
tuufini,
at amyaap p*m»
I StVtllHfT. lUt* joax —iwttoii *■*»•
|: u, v-y-’}- "Bo.qrWbMl. 1 -
IgA lißa.
SnJUD.atlMilku
;Mn|rigayl«aht|
i macmjk *«.»*;
: '!' . WIBbIW ■»«*?;
UK 000aT».~Maat gt m
Oourß.jit £*•
Essa&ust:
IfmDoUaa.
I M
-rr,.p
I V '
!!? ; r ; W ;
;' ! ill'. {•
[JJfMASONIC HALL.
TOBOaBWBCKI
•Monday Mt ening, IWK
urijmßftuovna jfcffln*.'""'
’V'AAanooa Oonartl c* wiSHIIDAY U*
TODAY, at Ss'doek.
The Celebrated Goniix ental
OLD FOLKB
ONGEBT COMPANY,
IUM la OQitnmn of OSS HTTNDBYD YXjLM
9.«ko!vin appear in their GK4HD OIJ> FASH*
HD iHTKttTAUS 11XHTS, aaalstod bf tfcaeo
;chlc« and tmriTaUjdibaUadla i t the
PAIGE SISTERS,
JOBGUVA Sc EJlUil®,
Whcae blrdlike warbling* hate |oitly obtained fi»
them the reputation of being thetaon .
Delightful Concert gingeu in Anuria;
MB. JAMBS T. GHLICK,
The emlnoit American Baseo, whaseiemertaHe
Ttdee bae excited the.troDd«jmd admiration ofthoa
onnAm throagbont the conn try. -
\ Cousin MUubtn,
the peat Lpreeanlntlre of a BHAI*
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