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SATURDAY,' JANUARY 1I
"'WHAT SHALL WE DO?" ..
Under this heading the
,New York
21'ibwas contains a fussy article upon the
War and its management, from which
We select the following opening para—
graph :
"We say plainly that there is no other
Government under the sun which would
-have hesitated for a moment—which would
not, long ere this, un ler like circumstan•
as of national peril, have published a
general edict of emancipation—which
would not ere this have had in its ranks
tens of thousands of well drilled and well
armed emancipated slaves—and there are
very few governments, let us add, which
would not have sedulously promoted an
uprising of the negroes, and which would
not have fought the white insurrection
with a black one."
The Pittsburgh Gazette copies the
whole of the article from which we
have selected, and inquires if "it is not
well put ?" Is not what well put ? If
the Tril,une and the Gazette will only de
monstrate that the issuing of such a
proclamation, as they advocate, will pro.
duce the desired effect, we have no
doubt but it will be done in less than a
week. The Government and people are
tired of rebellion ; it has turned out a
heavier undertaking than any one an
ticipated, and all are cudgeling their
brains to know how to bring it to a
speedy and successful termination. If
the issuing of a proclamation at Wash
ington City, declaring slavery in the re.
'lbellious States forever abolished, will end
our difficulties, pr even sensibly weaken
the rebels, let us have it by all means.
But before obliging these Abolitionists
with an experiment which we believe
would drive every border State and Union
man South into the rebellion, we de
mand of them to demonstrate that it
would in any manner assist our cause.
From the commencement of the rebel
lion, these emancipationists have been
screaming for a proclamation declaring
freedom to the bond; lust as if a thou
sand such publications could produce
•
'the slightest effect. These very editors,
who but nine months ago, insisted upon
our being able to
.conquer the rebellion
in "sixty days," and with a few regi
mentalead by such men as John Brown,
;low regard the contest hopeless without
an act of emancipation.
An act of emancipation by our gov
ernment would have no more effect upon
the question of slavery in the South, than
the republication of the article upon
which we are now commenting. How
d it? The general government has
iltrcootrol over the subject of slavery in
the States, and even if it had, how could
it effect it in localities now in rebellion
against her authority? We might as
well issue a proclamation, as we did,
.ordering the rebels to put down their
arms; but would they obey us? Owen
' ) Gleadoiver said that he could "call spirits
from the vasty deep," but an inquisitive
friend of his inquired whether " they
would come," after being called? We
have to whip the master before we can
exercise authority over his slaves; and
our emancipation patriots might as well
delrae - priblishing their proclamations of
death to ale very. Nothing but hard
knocks and plenty of them will crush
the rebellion, and our anti-slavery agi
tators might as well make up their minds
to foot their portion of the taxation re
quisite to enable us to (to it. The sym
pathy of these people for the poor slaves
never cost them much; their philanthro
py has been a cheap sort—prattle with
out practice; but it looks very much as
if their hatred of slavery and slavehold
e turn out a rather expensive
uxury. Were these and the agitators
South compelled to not only do the pay
ing but the fighting, it would be right
enough; but the trouble is that all have
to suffer for the follies and villainies of
a few.
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Looking out for Burnside.
A correspondent at Fortress Monroe,
speaking of the Burnside expedition,
remarks that it has become a regular
business here now to look for the Burn
side expedition. Everybody gets up at
daybreak, but no matter how early one
turns oat and runs down to the wharf,
he sees some one ahead of him "looking
out for Mr. Burnside."
About ten o'clock a. m., each day, a
small expedition of half a dozen itemisers
go trudging along up the beach to the
" very tip end" of Old Point Comfort,
furnished with marine, opera and spy
glasses, and straining their eyes in look
ing across the harbor and up the Chess
peake for the expedition. After an hour
spent in joking, at the expense of Uncle
Banes agents and officers, the party re
turn, and in answer to the question of
"what's the news?" from every one they
meet, they exclaim "nary Burnside!"
We trust, however, that the General's
arrangements will not detain him much
longer, and that he will give us a call at
least in passing
The destination of this expedition is
kept a most profiiiund secret, Various
surmises have been made in %nnection
with it; but all may fall far inste of the
mark.
Good News
We have the pleasure of announcing
A., that navigation to all points on the:Ohio
and Monongahela will be resumed this
day, (Saturday.)
ileb,The practice of hasty, ill-founded attacks
upon the officers of our army, through the news-
Pima can not be too much censured. Editors
and reporters are not always competent to oilfi
elde the management of military affairs. Newepa
pers find their way into the different camps. 801
Wars read and think, and sometimes put too much
faith in the opinions of uneasy, grumbling, con
ceited editors. Lack of confidence in theiroffiCers
a than produced in the ranks, and more reslharm
done by an in advised or malicious attack upon
an officer, than by a. thousand of the enemy's
bayonets.
ts.it kind-hamtad wife once waited on a physi
cian to request him to prescribe for hay husband's
gyea, whith were sore. "Let him wash them every
mornhill with hrhzdy," said the doctor. A few
weeks after, the doctoretuu2oeCto meet the wife;
/Via has your husband followed my advice
Us done everyth ng in his power to do it,
dookr, Ina be could never get the brandy higher
than his ssouthr
SHUR tilf,
PA.
, 'As I am an American citizen, and of the South-
ern States, I will say it 011(.13 that, although E❑g.
land teems Inclined to thrust her uowhoteso,:
friendship upon tne South—which has not asked
and does not need either frienthh.p or help front
her—l declare for myself, and on behalf of all the
Irishmen whom I know in the South, that ur
hearts go with an enemy of England. If there is
to be a war between that Power and the Northtt n
States of Anterior., and if Mr. Linoc,ln's Gove,
ment follow the wise adriye of Mr O'Brien, tl/24
eon the Union war at once, as end it most at lafil
by recognizing/Ird the Southern col:federation, end so
settling Amezic.an affaire without the mallnant in.
termeddling of Europe—then I venture to pro mne
that the Irishmen now in the ranks of the B,.uth
sill furnish a very handsome coi.tingent tl any
force of our countrymen which Mr. Seward may
in his wisdom think proper to commission upon
any special service. No statesmen in Am-rim
knows so intimately as Mr. Seward the vast
Irish
element of that country, its resentments and its
aapirationa; and if this gracious and promising war
harpily totmat out, he will understand that
Canada may well be left to take care of the native
Americans and Germans; and thrt, a few ohotien
Irish regiments might be judlrionaly eroplryed in
another field of usefulness. I express myself enig
matioally out of respect to the Attorney Gen
eral.
"Bat in order that the Irishmen serving In the
South may have the privilege and happiness o
taking part in any such expedition, the Confeder
ate States must be recogiaed, and all Yankee troops
removed from Southern amt. So long as th 3 pros
ent stupid war lasts; so long BB the indepsndsnce
of their own adopted country, a hoes um( ,rm they
wear, is not yet fully acknowl 'dated, not a man of
them will leave the banner of the S,,uth Furt,
1 England, after all, should bare the pluck to make
this war, (which I doubt) and if the North shall
persist in her attempt to coerce tie South, 01
I wares the South will avail herself of the diversion
and preen her enemy hard on ihe flank wit le 8r,..
Lain 1113EailS him on the tronq but it will be with die.
gust and shame that the Southern men, and es.
peeially Irishmen, will find themselves aided by a
Power whose mean pecuniary motives they under
stand so well, and whose apoetacy to her own vaun
ted creed of 'human freedom' they so thoroughly
despise. But let US not be too sanguine, I hold it
to be probable that out of this affair of the Trent
no war will arise. If, on the t 'her hand, it be Mr.
Seward's settled policy—and it is the true policy
of that Government to force a quarrel upon EN.-
land, I rather think Americans will have to devise
some new and more tolerable to the glori
ous union lack, and try whether that will be awal-
lowed. In the meantime Irishmen at home eau
only watch and wait, and form such organizations
with a dew to preparation, as the foal 'laws, of
that. country - will permit."
air It is said that fraien feet can be }Teed ly
and certainly cured by b, ing bathed and weii
rubbed with kersoine or coal oil , for a tew wnws
at night b•fore retiring to bed. Several persona
have already tried it, all of whom unite in pro.
nooncing (tan effectual cure, which, ii they are
correct, is an easy aim cheap mode of getting rid
of a sore and troublesome affliction. Those who
have tried it say that the feet should be well warm_
ed by a het stove, daring and after the application
of the oil, and it will certainly effect a speedy
cure. Persons who are suffering from the• pain of
frosted feet will no doubt do well to giVe it a trial
for it is certainly a very cheap ointment, :and one
that is easily appFed.
air In the statement of tra th, c earneas is inti
mater connected with consesseness, ns the light
Meg, which L the brightest thing, is also the brief
eat
•arA law overcharged with severity, bac a blun
ibarbasa known to be overloaded with parer, wilt
be pretty iire to grow rusty by disuse.
AIimIiffiANIVAILVOL NEPA
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The hen-rebels atiirouthington city are
iscifrjitig* . expedients Inej rvillg the
cause ertin iztlhekeaptivitir that the
1(4 - Tork:Postargtels that the greatest
punishment that could be inflicted on
them, would be to pack them off; away
from the luxuries of government fare to
the " ahort commons," and starvation
diet of their chivalrous brethren about
Richmond. It says:
"There are many precedentafor a proce
dure of this sort against those who are on
the side of the country's foes; besides. it
they are put out from among us, we shall
be the better for their absence, while Davis
would be the worse for their presence. All
he could gain by them at any rate, would
amount to nothing. In the Revolutkn
most of the States dealt with tories either
by imprisonment or banishment, as eh.
eumstances made it advisable. Many dis%
loyal citizens in those days were deported
in Nova .cotia, or simply seized and sPrit,
into the enemy's military lines; and in 1777
Washington, in a proclamation, thus ad
dressed the tories of that day:
"'ln behalf of the United states, by
virtue of the power committed to me by
Congress, I grant full liberty to all each as
prefer the interests and protection of Great
Britain to the freedom and happiness of
their country, forthwith to withdraw them.
selves and families within the enemy's
lines.' ,
"As Dickertit's jailer frightened his pocr
captive half to death when he threatened to
bolt him out of prison ono night when he
was absent too long, so we doubt whether
Congress could - terrify the rebel sympathi
zers at the North more than by an act
compelling them to go South andeng their
f.l , nds. We doubt if most of the piliticel
prisoners at Fort Warren would not take
the oath of allegiance rat cr than incur
the fate of deportation to regi no where
coffee and salt are so dear; where life and
property are so cheap, and where neither
security, peace, nor a good dinner are
within the roach of unprivileged mortals "
Hon. A. H Stephens.
The war correspondent of the tavannah Bcpub
ikon closes a late letter horn ttna city wi,ll the I I
lowing paragr. ph :
But there are moral as well as milliary heroes..
There is one in Rizhmond at this time—a men of
great intel Oct sod Iva!) poeiVon His h. alto has
been indifferent fur some dayr, but Le is much i-et.
ter now, and will soon be able to resume ofttc•+l
dukes. Be may be seen any day, when well, mi,v
ing noiselessly about the hospitals where the etch
seldlereare sent. He has a kind word for every
patient., lingers around their cots. inquires after
their wants, and consoles and encourages them by
his qu'et attention and brotherly lauauage. His
pablie du.ies pleas heavily upon bim; yet he finds
time to stet away from the o:owd th it would Icl.-
low at his heels, and to search cut the sufferer.—
Does not your heart teL you lostlneiively Who this
hero of the hospital is? It is Alezander H.
Stephens, of whom it will not be said in the Lae'
day, "1 was sick, and ye visited me not."
An Attack on Zellerson Darts.
The Richmond Whig. of the 4th 111,1hIlt, In u e
oottr,e of an article on the Dime Athrio rat'on
If they have not subjugated us, they have im
pinged upon our soil, aad they bold military po.-
session of a part of V,rginia 11314.1 or the brew, slave.
holding States. Ibis, We confess, has al says leeO
to us an unmixed bitter. And what rende-e at a
til
more disagreeable, We cannot divest oureelv s
of
the conviction, that it has been owing to the (aunt
of our own Administra ion. Our are y, composed
of the beat materials that ever shouldered a muw
ket, went to the held to fight, and nottrng else,
and has been panting for an advance from the mo
ment of enlistment to the present hour. I oom
to inaction, and rotting on straw, we base lost
more by disease than a d - ten victories have cost,
and we have lost the national rep .tation We enjoy
ed for data and elan. Unless there is a promise.
and one to be reit, d on, of a total change in tok
policy of the great Ounotator, we atuul have no
more volunteers after the expiration of the pre--
eat term. This is a vital matter, to which all o.r
authorities ghosici at once direct their attenton
Congress, as well as the Executive, is entrusted
with the public weal. All should exert themse,yi a
to the utmost for the common safety and the
common glory, for the fortunes of u all are at
stake.
John Mitchell Anxious to Fight
England
John Michell writes to the Dublin News from
Pars as follows
130 11THE18,N,..N sWB.
f .
The Late Genellll Coehei
The Richmond Di siotkripsaklasilkfihat, Bt.
George Cooke whes'Onergt9 nofilififittofiSuktideS
says :
On his large estatec,.i.hti).a --"V ;ienia :.4l " th e ' .
South, he made amph4;proiii; it' on :for Ate'ralighuni
I cstruotion of his nun:Wrong' "eleven, by erecting
chapels and providingoompetent Christian teach
ers. Devoutly Southern in all his jitinciples and
fellinge, he wee our of the first to volunteer his
serv.ces In the cause of hie country, and as a cap
tain, colonel, and general, to devote all his ener
gies and abilities lu her defense. HlB edtmtrymen
wit.; never forget his arduous and emcees fife. labors
!a preparing the department of the Potomac to re .
pet invasion; and fearlessly and fifithfally as con_
mender of the Fifth Brigade, did he meat the foe
on tits famous field of Mammas- Returning home
after an eight-months campaign, with a mind and
bony shattered by unremlted attention to his do
ties, the last sad act of his life was the act of a
roan ishc se reason had given way under excess of
labor and patriotic anxiety.
Jeff. Davis , New Yeara,-Day Reeep-
Ide/1.
There wee a more general observance of "New
Year's" than usual, owing to the fact that the war
has brought to Richmond a eonsiderabe addition
to our population from other Wien where the an.
niversary is always a period of social festivity. The
streets were thronged with ladies, and everybody
looked gay and cheerful. Among notable events
of the day was the P. esident'a reception, which
comm , nee.. at 12 o'clock and continued three
hours. The President stood at the door of the
large reception room, and thousands of persons
took advantage of the opportunity to give him a
friendly grasp of the baud. Mrs. Davis was noser
pr sent, but her place WS N well supplied by h
r, Miss Rowell, Mrs. Colonel Davis, and
and Mra. Gen. Jone.. The ceremonies of intro_
duction wt re conducted by the P. esident's aids
Co; Joseph Davie and Col. G. w. C. Lee. The Ar_
moly Band was present, and every.ning passed
off delightftilly.—Eto:.mond D.eparch.
The War in the Indian Country,
Minerals, Jan. B.—A d spatch has been received
, rorn Little Rook, Arkansas, containing official in
telligence that Colonel Jane, M'lntosh, in coin.
rout d of four regiments, had a fight With the for
ces under Opothley bolo, about 76 miles north
west of Ft rt Ot, son, on the 20th of December.
The fight lasted four hours, and resulted in the
total rout of the enemy, who lost fioo in killed,
wounded, nd missing; one
.hundred were taken
prisoners. The Con vetlerate lose was 12 killed
and 20 wounds, 1. Colonel M'intosh was still pur
suing the enemy. Opottilepholo wax fleeing to
Kansas. The C,ritederatee captured a large num
ber of negroes, /00 horses, e e
Artily 01 the Potomac,
, Correepondence of the Richmond Examiner.]
Mae/isms, Dec 2T —Today our whole art y la en
gaged in budding log housea for winter quarters,
,r in moom, to ahem already seltoted Several
br gades will remain where key,pow are, near the
toruticat one in Centreville, and the remainderwill
tai back a mile or two upon Ball Run. General
Kirby Pmith'd brigade is at 'Temp Wigfall," to the
right of the Orange and Alexandria road, near the
run. Near by the whole of Van Dom's division
are making themselves comfortable in their little
c•lters, welch rise rapidly day ty day under the
dnigent hands Of the anklets. A few brigades are
scattered dc.wn toward the Occoquen, a here wood
and water ore plenty, the furthe t being t.y Davis'
Fora. The artillery, with the exception of Wei
battallion. has already been loo,ted between
Luc Run and Stone Br clam. The cavalry has fel
on bark allude, and they are now building stables
end houses near Centreville.
Ger.. - turn w.l, remain in the advance. It la
pri.bable ;hat Gen. Johnson will occupy the Lewis
Nouse, on the battle-field, and Gap. Beauregard •
Wier's, lie cld headquerterv, before the 18th and
21St- Longstreet's division will, if I am correctly
mformed. occupy the advanced position, and will
remain wi.ere It ia at present.
The erti'lerists, detailed to man the guns in the
batteries , wll also remain by the fortification& In
o !ter of an attack by the Yankeea, It will take about
two hours
across to hull Run. Information of an approach
would he given at least two hourA before an enemy
o old come up. Ttuit, to about the equation of
attars (or the winter, and it remains to be seen
wr,ether oar mini are to have an opportunity of a
brae!. with the Yankees er whether they will be
rdrowed to emoy their new houses in quiemesa
When I say all are ready for an attack, I express
beet feebly the feeling which prevails throughout
he army.
The
ae Dispatch of M. Thouvenol.
The i 9 rtieh papera print the dispatch of M
Thou venal, the Frenoh ?Coulter of Foreign Affairs,
athreastid to Pd. M meter, at Washington. In regard
to it the London Times says
'lt 18 always Hatiefact4ry to have our own tropree
,.,ons KM to the righteousness of our cause confirm
ed by the testimony of impartial lookers-on ; but
ccmmunicatoin from the French government
eI I y wel , ome to us, Ina/much as it rears to
t`e Cabinet of Washington an ex-use for abandon
ing the position in which it has no wantonly
placed itself. Under the pressure of this adterw
opinion U may refire with (411.1 d ieleollythan be
ore
eel! alternative of force which it was slaw sary for our
aipe-r moat before it. There will be lee he
mihotwr, wiredrawing a wrong whirls impartial by.
warder s hayed. tross.ed to be unidoubterlly a, wrong
after this advice. Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Seward
should insist upon adopting the piratical deed of
their agent, it must be in the pureuit of some ob'
lent which W too dlaisreditable to be avowed, and
which require. a war with this country as a means.
If such an obiect should exist, no moderation on
cur part can avoid a quarrel willfully and persist.
nutty forced upon ut; but, with the French MM.
tater; we mast confess that we cannot see any ad
vantage which the Federal Government 000ld
possibly obtain by such a war. If the (locoing
packet does not either bring Slidell and Mason, or
news of their speedy surrender, the only conclu
sion we can draw Is that the madness premonitory
of nun has already fallen upon the Federal Be.
public."
p The Savior and His Friends.
Our Lord, in the I.ys of his Heath. enoountered
venous classes of enemies, but none of these ever
i aoladed a woman. On the contrary, the gentler
sex always appear to have been his fcllowers or
(rends. Not only wore they, as has often been
sold, the last at Hi., cross and the first at his sep
ulcher, but throughout they ministered to His
wants. A woman annointed Him for his burial ;
a heathen w. man interceded for his life with her '
husband, Pilate ; women bewailed and lamented
Him as he went to Calvary ;to a woman He first
ap;:eared when ha rose again. All this was most
fitting, since of a woman he Was born, and to whom
Bis Gospel was not only a means of Salvation, but
a source of domestic and social elevation for the
present life.
gx."Mother," said Ike Partington, "did you
know tnat the 'lron Horse' has but one ear 7"—
"One earl merciful gracious, child, what do you
mean?" "Why, the engin ear, of course." "Isaao,',
exclaimed the old lady, "take some of Dr, Bliss,
magie soap, wash your teat, and go siraight to b: cl"
Her knitting fell to the door, as she raised her
hands exclaiming "What a percushous mind that
boy has got."
DIED
On enday,loth inst.., at 12 o'clock, M., JOHN
TH0449, )ottagest son of Arthur and Ellen
P. lifaguin, aged 4 years and 11 months.
Funeral will take place from the residence o
hie pirenta, 10.220 Sandusky street, Allegheny,
to proceed to Saint Mary ' s Cemetery. The friende
of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
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Original Letter at 294 Canal street, N. Y.
J C. COOK., pubbah-r of the State Hannan Ben
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and su ff ered co severely from it, that not a parliele
o food could be swallowed without occaeioniag the
reost uncomfortable sensation in his stontaoh For
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MR. EDI OR—Hease Announce the n ewe
Lky,)). et GEORGE GERBER, of the Second Ward
as an independent candidate for the Mews,
ALTY, of Aflogli-ny city. In him le to be found all
the qnaffiloallons necessary to the office.
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at tt a ItitIetoNGARELA HOUSE, between the
hour, of 11 and 12 o'clock, at which time and piece
an election f+r Directors w.ll be held. to serve for
the ensuing year, and other business transacted.
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158
Prrtcsoaciu, January tat, 1862,
a;, DIVIDEND NOTICE, ALLEGHENY
BuIDGE The President and Manager, of
the the "Company
for erecting a Bridge , over Le site
gy River, oppoaite Pitt, burgh in the co uf
Allegneny," have Una day declared a Dividendunty
of
FOUR PER CENT on the Capital Stock of the
Company paid up, Which la payable toBtoetcholdera
or their legal representativea on or after tee 11th
natant WM. ROIEBURG, Treasurer.
paoitwaw.e
Taunus's O ' ZALRIBT Co” Ps., 1.
Pittsburgh, /314. 6, 18131.
[1;0a PURSUANT TO THE PeOV/eIuNIE4 OF
•resolauon o: the lAgtalature of the Com
monwealth of April 10, 11136, notice is h.reb
Acts of y wren
to ail persons denrotut of groaning copies of the
Milos for the stmts. planar° the next Leg ,to subscribe at this
few copies of the Acts the last Lees/stare
remeia for those subscribing, of
end others.
G. Y. COULTER,
County Trees
declUawdBw
Ornew Home:4mA Haute mow COuPirey,
Pittsburgh, December 9, MIL
us MONO NOAH ELS bl VIG • TION Was t
Y.—NOT/GB TO STuCHHOLDRES—Te
annual - meeting of the Stockholders of the Mot on-
Reliefs Navigation Company will be held at the of
fice of said Company, blO. 75 GRANT EITRRET, in
the city of Pittsburgh, on THURSDAY, the 9th day
of January, 188 A, (aa required by law) at half past
o'clock, p m Ihe elections fer °Moans of said 2
Oompsny for the ensningyear will be held between
the
e hours of and four o'clock p.m.
ell-law tw BAXRWRLL Secretary"
017. E. A-1017SE,
NO. 82 DIAMOND ALLEY,
THE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES
to the public that he is In daily receipt of
FitESH SHELL AND CAN OYdTE Ro, GAIdE,
and is prepared to accommodate the patrons of this
old and well known house„ everything in the
estingstrid drinking line at the shortest notice.
j a le.ly JOHN n HALER, Proprietor.
lENGListt _
and SCOTCH ALES ;
BO I TLED EN6 L/
AND tOTOE BROWN srour. SH
AND
BOTTLED ENGLISH
myna PORTER for sale by the ease or
doses by .
jato.ft WM. BENNETT, 190 Wood street.
NEW BALMORAL SE IRTS,
NEW BALMORAL SHIRTR
NEW BALMORAL SKIRTS,
NEW STYLE OF CALICOES AT 1235 CENTS
NEW STYLE FIGURED DELA INES at 26 ote.
igi'We have a few good style* of
SQUARE AND ton WOOL SHAWLS,
which we are selling at reduced prices.
W. & D. lIUGUS
CORNER FIFTII-AND hiA RR ET STRBET9
e 7
CLOSING OUT BALE
WOO LL N GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES, &.c
CHARLES GLPNER'S,
NO. 78 MARKET STREET.
Embroidered aollars,
Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
Embroidered Setts,
N W u cx)oo bi l as leelin , go llee n o rgs% :: Mitts, &o
W
French Corsets for 62,
White, liolored end Be'morel Hoop Skirts;
Gents Buck Gauntlets
Gents Shirts,
Gents Merino Drawers,Merino Shir
Collars, Neok Ties, &0.,
taa CHEAP FOR CASH
ROOFIMC
CRAVEL. CEMENT
CANVASS ROOFING,
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE,
And In the most durable manner.
AVING THE MOST COMPETENT
.E.ii workmen in the city, who understands their
business, we can safely say we eiin do work as
cheap, and, it anything, better than any other firm
in the city. Repairing done with attention and
enure. Materials (or eale with all the inetruotlona
Require at 711 SMITHFIELD STREET.
al-Sin
B. F. SHOPS.
1 OMOB ALLIOIII2I7 homurem Oaire
Pittebwo„TgeterY e, net
THE ANNUAL EILjT lON B.
T wELVD DDIEOTOD4 this arse to
ease far the ere umi year, baba' B.
ea
DAY, Auttee7 13th, et th e 9 10So hag/ hint
street, between the bumf or 10 si.in:stid 2 nu
/L ROM ilicl.
CORN STARCH,
CORN STARCH,
T PLOW,
TAPIOCA,
D. M. BOOK Bec'y
PITTSBURGH
As we will shortly commence to make our an
nual inventory of stock, we have made great reduc
tions in the prices of
ALL OUR WINTER GOODS.
The larger portion is much below the present
market pries. having been nought early in the sea
son, and positive bargains can oe relied on.
Wholesale buyers are Invited to call.
tifeCiltindit CO,
No. IT /iNftb street,
FOR RIST
-2 Small Ptoreßooma corner ad and Market Ma;
A large Store Room and Dwelling House lo
Market at, eel near Fourth;
A large Warehouse on Water street, above
Saulthilal
Lace Collars.
Lace Handkerchiefs
Lace Setts,
Thr hells in fiFditne's Building;
No. se R ossstreet a immfortahle dwelling house;
No.ll Ross street, well arranged for comfort
and convenience;
No. 80 Liberty street, ell rooms and cellar,
A large dwelling house on Third stree4
No 22 Third street, large and convenient,
N 0.8,9 Penn street, with large yards, grape
tines, &c
No. lb Ferry street, hall and 7 rooms;
A small dwelling hones on Ross street, head of
Fifth:
Linen Setts,
Lace Sleeves,
Gloves and Hosiery
OR J": uf
OF FMK YEARS—A delightful country resi
dence, situated in the immediate vicinity of the
city, with four acres of ground attached. The lo
cation is the most desirable of any offered; the
hone containing eight rooms and kitchen with
go^d well and cistern aitached. For terms apply
to liC P'NEWUBON, at No. It Booth Common, Aug..
Oen, city, from 12 to Ip. m. daily. jaU.srw.
F 0 11 RENT -THE SPA 6 N
rooms over .itir store, at
_present occupied as
a Wholesale Clothing_B.ore PossessloO given on
the Ist of April, W 4 E. EiCidERTZ A CO,
Jell
81 Filth street,.
t lO /.FA:E.110.11 IiENT-- ---
A Dwelling
A: House in Birmingham, now occupied by the
eubeerioer. Enquire at No. 104 aPacilip BTN. ts; ET.
la-11-if
C. T. INNIHN.
(Chronicle copy.)
F" B AtF
and for sale b,.:.
8,000 lb& prime Buckwheat
_Emir received
y
• -.‘ 8..
L. ALLE N,
- -
ROOFING
I.A.QDOZEN BROOME just received
- mu and for sale low by
fen it L. ALLEN, Agent, N 0.6 Wood attest.
300 DOZEN FRES it EGOS just
received and for sale by _
a. L. ALLlNsidgent.
No. Wood Moot,
.- - ,
. --- E. I' try,l B = — j.. e
_xa k. i - ---------.- u , mlusi 8 07
!..ALLMIENT, mom
, : k
e q tbritWt S ;• .;) % big
iti"eff
....,,,,, ,- II Tag 0'e1001.41661ek 8 Into considiratlon
' 2 llB ' ' ' '
_4 l 222dinj ee .• Iheteldpreent of FREIGHT
- &Wle de 'earree means by which we
, :can gtd..l usgtherm and n'tAeoTien of sooommoda-
Arketaint the ' ,- Pil, ea d:
McDontdd & Attuckle,'",l' , tunas WI htmati,
MoChirken, Herron & e... Hitchcock. & Co
Jae McCully & CO, 'a . en, Smith & Co.
L H Voegt & Co, ohm B Canfiel o.
Head & Metzger, Samuel 8 Jack,
Robt Dalian & Co, E 8 Malloy,
B. Robinson & Co, Wolfe, Plunkett & Co.
Bissella Co, John Torranos,
tames Marshall & Op, Chas Bale ley,
John 11l oyd & Co, Hutchison & Co,
Wm Cooper & Co, Chas L Caldwell,'
Wm P Bo
II II Ringo,k & Co, fl H AnOraava,
Wm lifoOnteheon, ' D BMIL
Atwell Lee Co.
Brown & Kirkpatrick, B 1 Allen,
Charles Peterson, floe J Howilr,
Et Riddle, • . din Oil Co.
JII Snowden & Co, no D Symonds,
Sam] S n ow den
fr., II M ELagowan.
Maitland & Clooncrr, ' Z Rowan,
Mitchell, Herron & Co. lama Edger,
Jas Patton, Ir.
Jose Means & CoHn,
ph Craine &ag, Forsyth. Brothers
hicEtanjer, M. Holmes *CO. & Co.
Park, McCurdy & Co. rhos Bell & Co.
Isaiah Dickey & Co. J 8 Liggett & Co.
John timer, Leech & Hutchinson,
Lippincott & Co. J 8 Dilworth & Co.
Little & Trimble, Hahn & Riddle,
It It Sellers & Co. A Kirk & Co.
JThom
ohn moor., Me gown & Gregg,
House & Co , Knox & McKee,
John T McCombs & Co., 4 Georae & Co. elf McKee, aleildoore
Barter & McKee, WM Carr .i ' Co.
W P Meg es, Culp a Sheppard,
Semi Dyer & Co. Watt & Wilson,
E & 0 Myers.
jall:1 t
KSELB CT READINGHEAD---11.8TKEi"EN8
LITERARY SOCIETY, and the public, gen
t a Lafayetto Ran on TUESDAY Ellala
INC. January lith by MARBLY REIICH., to
Oomala of Readinge from Hamlet; a selection from
Hood, and (be request) a poem of the war entitled
THE PICKETUARD.
"tickets 26 ce nt s; to be procured at the book and
=do stores, from the members and at the door.
Doors open at 7% o'clock ; to commence at B.
i all•td
Dissolution of Partnprshlp.
THE PARTNERSHIP OF GEORGE
R. WRITE & CO. was dissolved on the let day
of Jemmy, 1882, by the transfer of the interest of
GEORGE R. WHITE' therein to the new firm of
WRITE, ORE & CJ. GEORGE R. WHITE,
JAMs Warm,
WM. W. WARD,
COPARTNERSHIP.
113-The unaersigtaed have formed a Co-partner
fillip under the Arm of WHI tR, ORR CO, in suc
cession to that of GEozurix R WHITE t CO.
.1/AIRS WHITE,
ROBERT ORR,
WM. W WARD.
January 1, 1862.
Sari o"rdially recommend the above firm t' the
confidence and pafronase of my friends and custo
mers, having the assurance that ihe prim:miss of
business which has governed the house of OEO
R. WHITE & CO. now for more than a third of a
century will be strictly adhered to by my Booties
sera
GEORGE R. WHITE
Jell-1w
WIIITE, Okla 81. CO.,
8 OCCIEEtSORS TO
GEO. B. WHITE & CO.,
TO CLOSE OUT THE BALANCE
of their stock on hand, are now prepared to
oiler BA RGAI NS in Drone Goode of every de
scription.
Fancy Drees Sllka,
Embroidered Poplins
Cloaks, mid Shawls,
Gents' Mandl!,
Laces and Embroideries
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE 3 preparatory to
mak ng room for Matz' Spring parr:hues.
Another lot of those
CHEAP COJESETIS
just received per ftPrelm
NO. 26 FIFTH STREET
all -al
WILL ')PEN
NEW DRY GOODS
MEZZO
MONDAY, JAN. 13th, 1862,
wil gi.,One of our firm is now in the.Easi and we
l be receiving
NEW GOODS DAILY.
bought exoltialv,aly for cash, and
will be sold at a very mall advance on Eaaterncoat
FOR CASH ONLY
Purchasers of all bads of
DRY GOODS,
will Bud it to thelr advantage to call and examine
our Brock before purchasing elsewhere.
GREY AND WHITE BLANKETS( home made.)
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
74 Market Street
BRUSH GOAT SHANGHAI'S
LADIESHRUSH GOAT SHANGHAI'S
BOLD AT
D. S. DIFFENBACHER'S,
No. 11 Fifth 'Kraft
if / LOSING OUT STUCK
AT REDUCED PRICES
No. 27 Duquesne street, 4 rooms and garret;
No 0 Seoc.nd =eel;
A house on Carson street;
No. 4 Second street.
Three bnuses to Splane's Court;
A comfortable house on Mount Washington,
S. UUTIIBERT a dun.
61 Market street.
Agent, 6 Weed street
ME GREAT CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
PURE PROP 'TEEM •
.1., GINE
having Mittielt •he stud yoP yeas
yda
concentrate the lire of titePhre red - Mtn a Medi
to
eine tot disegiesof the limp andlthroskiinow
offering to cuff ring hapnautty the result of his els.
pellet:me. This hlay peat andgood - n*lEonm Is
prepared wAtemuch care, the tar being distilled
exprwaty for ly is therefore free from all impart.
ties of common tar.
It has cured more cases of ikotinniption than any
km own remedy on ear=
it Will core BROUCIEirriB;
11 will care ASTHMA.
It will care SORE THROAT AND BREAST/
It will - cure 0: UMJIS AND GOLDS, and is an In
rideable remedy for oineasesottins KIDNEYS and
URINARY COMPLAINTS.
Ityo u ha~- -
Sewers of Counterfeits. 'SS
he Dyspepsia use WLS/iILEPPS DT&
PEIPAA. PILLS, and i they do not lure you
go to the agent of whom you purehas
teem, and teem - voyeur money.
Please call at Ms store and gets desoripitse tdr•
order. A box. of rills sent by mail, posbpaid On re ,
eetpt of One Dollar,
Nix 10. South Elsomid street, S
Bold bq DB, $. Q WISRART, Proprietor.
Soldsod ER, No. 140 Wood street.
STOVE
rt , o
44-0,
NO, 30 WOOD STREET,
Manufacture an wholesale and retallldeisler in all
Uook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves,
In our sample room may be found the
"ORLEBRATRDGAR BURNING COOK STOVES,
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the merits of Which have been tulle tested
thnusan is, and the Stores pronounced unevaled
by any in this market; together with a great:men,
other desirable patterns.
We have also a very large assortment of
PARLOR AND REAPING STOPRO,
embrecdng some of the BERT PATTERNS now of
fered to the public.
sr FANCY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, 01 the newest styles. a re Barmen Bow and Jam Grates, all of which are offared ar very low prices. .
4.43pecia. 1 Indneemente offeredlo builders In
want of GRATE FRONTS. 111:#1.102
NATRONA OIL.
-cvE ARE NOW MANITFACTU,
IItING article. forbianc
burning, freedom this
of offensivewhich
mica, and trana y
pa:
rency of color, (which color we warrant not to be
changed by age or exposer%) la a inwpaaaed by
any Illuminator In thin or Eastem markets, As a
profkable Oil to the consumer, we can specially
recommend it. Also, oar manntectore of
French Merinoes
CAUSTIC SODA,
_
Used by a ll large Soap Makers and Oil ' ttenneries
which exciels lu per cent. in strength all= it tl
i ce
of Itnglish Soda brought to due country. •
&mare of
SAPONIREB, OR CONCENTRATED ILTE, SALT, &as
Ice so well and lavotably known, we tent the
mention sufficient
All orders and inquiries will be prompllyattende
to by cuireasmg
GEORGE COLINOIIN, Age*,
Peona. Salt Man ufact Wi t, COM y.
anDllydwis St Wood lt
IBM
FRENOSE CALF BOOTS
Balmorals, Heavy Sole Lace Boots,
which waste Belling ar reduced Prices:
W. E. Schmertz &
No. 31 Fifth Street.
piOTC/GRAPHIC ALBUM:B,
UN t X O EPTIONABLE IN STYLE
UNSURPASSED IN BEAUTY,
UN EQUALLED IN QUALITY.
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
Album. to suit all tastes in OLOTH.
WITH IMITATION MOROCCO,
WITH TURKEY ANTIQUE,
WITH VELVET AND GOLD
To hold Twelve Cards,
To hold !'weary 'Dards.,
To hold nutty Cards,
To hold Forty Cards,
To hold Fifty Cards,
To hold Eighty Cards, To hold Silty Cards.
bold one Hundred
To hold Two o
Hundred Cards. Cards,
From SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS
To FIFTEEN DOLLARS!
CARTE DEVISITE PORTRAITS
Card Photograps of all the celebrities of America
and Europe, comprising, will a fag exceptions
AU the crowned heads,
An the prominent statesmen, .
AU the principal Generals,
All the favorite Authors,
AU the Reverend Clergymen,
All the distinguished citizens,
All the Palmer Marbles,
POE BALI By
HENRYININEII,
SMITH & PITCAIRN:
MERCHANT TAILORS
ST CLAIM STREET&
Siaght Cold,
- /-.
BRDNCHIAI, or gfruce „0hA0.a.,4
wh m
ich ight Le checked.
90Ck with a simple remedy,
if neglectcd, often terminates seriously;
Pew are aware of the inilxirtance ,qf
stopping- a, Xattg_h_ . or
/ Odd in, its first stage; that which
in the beginning would yield to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, socn
attacks the /urge.
..e ida utrt ' a4gAan.chiaLA l / 4 2.elzeet
were first introduced eleven years ago.
It has been proved that they are the
best article before the public for
/fate, ,aLde, 417Atzarizifie,
,Oalcur-h, the Racking
Cough in Xctri_su rniztian, and
numerous affection.- of the
giving immediate
Public Speakers If Singers
will find them effectual for clearing'
and str_ ngtheni the voice.
Sold ..) . y all Druggi s t a and CDealers
va jltedicine, at 25 mite per bqc.
die-0m dew
POE SALE CELEAP.—One. Smolt
band 91a 8 ft otrokaSTATiONAPAIORMIE
and 110Thavod nondas orderiudja up%
bo sold mate
. M
Vidiz fe r
11=6O. CIODM.MI ordir
IL V.
R.Xt...61..3z) zm-lr,
(corner Fecond, Pittsburgh,)
khida of
Grate Fronts, Fenders; ite.
HEAVY SOLE 4 DOUBLE UPPER
Alpo), a largo stock of
Sucessuor toHunt & Hiner.
next dour to Pad office
No. 48
M=JM
MMICBSON
4,<,
.~ r
"j.
,7-,.
• • 80xe5.j6,60. Magi'
in Rinds - Box, sl,okPatabatia and Drags
e; aballs, 10 can* Family Clirele, 26 min;
*red Gallery, 26canageoloredBoxes.60onsun
9albwr.l6 clank.
MB EVENING.
1 4.4 The. greatarleb Domseigilled
w N
Dion _ ihuti T tta . .! . con, ilmiderson
Henderean
01 - 14V 3 • - i1eft1i t e11 1 24441 . 7.4011 ging
' 6 ll
olles• • - rfirierniefttuinkeen
uff.A 1 ,7 1 04 - AFirouyi'
- •
numitLass VARIETIES
--c-I ' .-- 410nretRZIMNIAlt sT. OLAIR
• .117 A, 13111/-e-AVIANO,-;
Firat,niakdolthe o'do•soltt [whites entitled
111.1Mtetif I - Ottlitr- MAN,
• irldeli Mis 63 ai y Denbannlltra,..Tenulnas.
Meatati:V. Rolute,A, Uateininink will appear ;
flange kViraDiiiid:And Mum Caren, beat/dal.
Dances ••by At'lle! Ural% Wtto walking hi mod
Wetland, Ootglo atiglug. - Daneing and Negro Re
eantnelaea Mama. )aviaana Young, unequalled
Antebatie Feats b 7 / 6 6 ents.Dolionn and Wothind.
Th 6 'thole to ootoodeitith
UlleEriata. AFTERP— MOB!
arAii oII'ORTOES--Privide BMWS $1,50i Slagle
Beate ItaJoget-646016;Yarquidtel6teoolg Gallery
11l cent&
Peent Tett it 634, Curtain rlftea-74.
IMpo
N-VE
PATEITAGEncy.
Cowl' C. Lawrence.
Fo r TWeiVel
YeBre3iiioa4,
cer ofihe Pa-
teat, opage
the' lait 'that'
as a „Member
of the lhaird
c/cAPPee44.-
NOTE—AII informati
aiPatentam m& t a copy of ,th
Hofer to_presen
David P. Holloway.
1) 14 ' -SYYZ432%
lIMALLIBLE LINIMENT,
Wholesale and Retail by
R. E. SELLERS & CO.,
Ameganwod WM:Second and Woad eta
T. L Ull Witt. eiRAFIF
Modern !Stove Works,
943 MEW BTui% r: 211111111111;
GRA_FF Alt .co.,
MANUPACTUBEES
WOULD. CALL THE •ATTENTION
V looted
of the public to their large Block Orwell Be-
Cook, Parlor & Heating Stoves
ALLSO-/MPROVED
KITCHEN RANGES. GRATE FRONTS.
Hot.Low-Wmut, amona which will be forted the
Shell 4./CIAL COOK - STO VIM Lel THE
STATE. The
Diamond, Advanoe, Air-Tight, blips, and
IRON . CITY,
Were awarded the STREIT TRElidnild at the State
Fear for the BEEIT COAL 0008 SToli MEL Ale°
MST PEEMEThf awereedte the
TRUE ANIMICAN, GLOBE a REPUBLIC,
Bur the BREIT WOODOOOR STOVES NOW IN
USE The ILENTUORIAIN and KANSAS Premium
Stoves are unsurpassed. We call attention of
DEALERS and BUILDERS to the largest Mock of
GRATE PROM'S & riarDKRE
IP THE STATE.
N.8.--We line the D.A.MOND and ECLIPSE Coat
Oook Stoves with Soap• Stone Linings, which stand
the Are better than iron. •
ocHifis
J 9N Usgy 4th, i l6 2 .
FR E'.B,H ARRIVAL 0 F
istr EIVW O. 90ro 6
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE,
No. 77 Market Street.
Our stoolfilt Ibnbroldesies having been an.
haunted by our Holiday Bale we have added ey
recent Purchases,. some aplAndidhargains in
EIdBROLDERED /1131/81111CHIEBE,
EMBROIDERED CAMBRIC DOLLARS,
LINEN SETTEI AND COLLARS',,
LINEN EANDEEN.CIIIHIPS, &C., Ac.
We have also a fine assortment of
_
White and Colored Dralbygs,
Colored Cambric Muslin,
ad
low prices to Wholesale Buyers Paper Muslin at .
.Men's-Htick Gloves and eauntlete,
Men's• Wool
Ladies Wool A fibbed Hose,
Children's Hose of ell kinds,
Underahhte and Drawers,
Soldier's &souse cape,
Woo an Nublas, Elontelp, and Hoods.
do doses Hoopßkiva of the best qual,ty to whole
•
sale Slid retail buyers at low/braces
lact• on /Hooting, daring n.la month, will be sold
at last years' prices, nolifittuasniong there has o p
been an advance In the nod.
JOISEPiri HORSE,
ja6 MARKET !STREET:
I s I2ARALLISD RUSH FOR
THE NEW NOVEL,
authar,
" R I F TS.EDGE;?":
tErttltlect
THE SUTHERLANDB
The first lirga edition of ibis new Book wee
en wit 'off , the (fay before Priblication, and the
publisher has been mill now unaiks to obtain II
new supply of the peculiar vellum =Win with
rideti li is bozad.
Another largevupplk but baba nceatiad at
HENRY MINER'S.
, .
DrextdoortO,Posi office.
INAVALRY, CAVALRY—M. E N
-‘ O- - - -YlliaVED FOR
,CAPt-IBISES- 101113T0A5147AiALRY,
I. , '
OLIBIEL WWI FAVORITE'RIGADE.
..',. `inalicit iii Via 'best etiiii=ll OA, seni c . e .
/
A• • italoodlatel lank& Oak% Na
....:1-: • - o zlgala t,- ~,,,:., -. ..,- ,t: Clopt. r.4-
. .NAT/elir ' lit i-. MR,
ni '
A•ozunuig Moor.
IiMIE!=
B.TAN'T
TO-.
TOUS.
PATENT AGENCY
d4C
Robt, W. hoick.
For the pa i t
ir.74rea re
Manage r of
the Washing
tonpranch of
the Scientlac
Nisitillain Pa ,
to Wag en c y
and for Flf.
teen 'Wears In
;be Patent
Agency Binh
EMS. •
neoessary to procure a
• nc Lama sew free of
'ler of Patents on,
d.. 02 cf
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