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EDITOR .011b1P ItIYP It I-ET•O
ruasDAY!„ d itft l / 9 ,#kt428
OITY 7A4II.'I'T•3EZCS,
& Best's Glass Works.
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We stated last week that Messrs. Phil_
lips & Best, whole glans factory in the
Second Ward. wrs recently destroyed by
fire, had erected temporary wooden build.
ings, undet ,the ordinance granting them
that privilege, and were again in fall blast.
We visited the works yesterday and found
the senior r paitiler, .?dx..Phillips, superin
tending the removal of three pots cracked
by their cooling at the time of the fire and
.the introduction of new ones, a difficult '
and by no means pleasant task, the
heat is most intense. We found the same
number of hands at work as before the
fire and were informed that they had been
blowing all last week. The firm only stop
ped filling orders for one day, that on
which their lao.ory was burned. Although
a large quantity of stock was destroyed
with the_building two detached warehouses
escaped and they were enabled to fill
nearly all orders as they came. They were
in operation ten days after the lire and
are now ready to furnish anything in their
line. The blow-house is as complete as
before and the other parts of the building
will be finished within the week. Nearly
two hundred hands are thus kept in em.
ployment, who, it was expected, would
feel severely the rigors of this winter. A ,
Inge force is now employed in making
lamps and lamp chimneys, of which large
numbers are being turned ont daily. We
are glad to note the energy of this firm,
whose enterprise so daily overcomes all
difficulties. They will henceforth be found
at the cld place, ready and willing to
oblige their old otuttemers and any number
of new ones. Mr. - Phillips desires, through
us, to return the thanks of the firm to J.
W. Arrott, agent of the London North
ern Assurance Company and J. G. Carr
fin, agent of the Franklin Fire Insurance
Co., of Philadelphia, for their promptness
in adjusting their lanes, $6,000 and $3,000
respectively, without
,claiming the usual
time, sixty days
Tux McKa-saroßx Barrx.—A.B the con
dition of the Monongahela Valley Bank
at McKeesport may be of some interest to
the tioldere of its notes, we copy the fol.
lo ti ing exhibit of its condition on the Ist
of November last: Capital stock actually
paid in, '550.000 00. Notes in circulation,
$59,800 - 00. Deposits, 11,211 68. Dae to
the Ommonwealth, $2OO 00. Claims
against the bank in controversy, $6,640.
Specie in vault $2 77. Bills and notes dis
counted, not under protest, $8,596 93; an.
der protest,' $26,000,000. Bsal estate
owned by the bank, nominal value, $30,-
000; real value, about $12,000. Due from
solvent banks, $824 27. Bonds held by
the bank, nominal value,
$6,000; cash
_prolzably $3,000. Claims against
individualt - in controversy, $23,889 83
nominal value worth, perhaps, $6,000.
All otheldebts, either due or to become
due. $9,805 29.
FROM BOMNEY.--Batarday's Wheeling
Intelligences cotains the following: 44 By
a telegram received in this city late last
evening, from Camp Kelley, which is the
name of the camp at Patterson's Creek,
whEre rear forces now are, we learn that
Jackson has fallen back with the larger
portion of his troops to Unger's Store,
within fifteen miles of Winchester, at the
junction of the Springfield Road w th the
.Romney and Winchester Pike, leaving
General Loring with his brigade still in
Romney. The enemy has evacuated
Springfield, which is now held by our
troops. Though we are no prophets, we
predict that in this state of the case the
enemy now in Romney will, some cold
morning, not very far dl4tant, retire from '
Romney as prezioitately as they did on a
late occasion at Blue's Gap."
HOTEL ROBBECRY. —On Friday night
last,' a man pretending to be a drover put
up at Allinder's Union Hotel, Allegheny
Cattle Yards, where he registered his name
as J. Mason, Butler county. He roomed
with a cattle dealer named 0. K. Ward,
of Bucyrus, Crawford county, Ohio. On
S turday morning early Mason was missed
from his room, and when Ward got up he
discovered that his pocket book had been
stokin, containing $72 in money. After
daylight the pocket book was fotairl in the
yard; minus the money. Mason had cleared
out, and has not since been heard of. His
name was also found registered as J. A.
Mallon, Va., at the Morgan House, In the
same vicinity. An Information was made
before Mayor Drum, but the thief bad
escaped.
Soldiers' Letters and Packages.
Mr. Robert McGraw has requested us
to state, througn ovir,columns, that he has
received from Camp Johnson letters and
other articles of value from the members
of Company R., Captain Chapman, 68d
Pere& _Regiment, addressed to the follow•
infl named persons, who can obtain them
by calling.npon Mr. idcGraw,at the whole
sale grocer', of Mr. James Brownie's, Nc:
16 Diamentb r —M.iss Mary Brennan, Mrs.
Jailor= Woods, Mr. J. Devlin, Arch.
Ferguson, Mrs. Mary Drake, Jno. Nelson,
W. O'Donnell
The libi3ral spirit which Company K.,
has evinced is worthy of commendation,
as She bulk of their monthly pay has al
ways been promptly forwarded to their
familbss and loving ones at home. All
praiselo Captain Chapman's gallant corps.
'RAILROAD CHANG& —By the advertise.. .
meetin another column it will ..be sem
that there has been another change made
in the time schedule of the Pennsylvania
Railroadi The mail leaves the depot at
6:10 every morning,' (Sundays excepted)
instead of 2.50 as heretofore; the express
leaves eVery afternbon 'at 4:40 as berth* ;
and _the fast line at 2:60 every morning
except Sunday. The express reachutPliik
adelphia at 8:06 a m. and the fast flitelit
5:25 p. m. There is no change in the time
of departure of the accommodation trains.,
Returning trains arrive here as fcdlowr.—
Express, 1:15 p. m ; mail, 8:50 p. m.; fast
line, 1:80 a. m.; Johnstown accommodso
tion, 10:80 a. in.
11030V311D PLUM, FORTZL—Weyea.
terday.examined, at No, 182 Smithfield
street, a. nun of Plaru; 4l ,,lnutitfooturldl
by J. J. Wise & Brother, Baltimore,
whichire offered on favors - bra terms, wars
ranted not, to break and satisfactory' n
everipartionlar. They have all the mod
ernAmprbiernEmis and are fitted up with
a new patent for adjusting the touch to
any degree, bard or soft. ifirprovoCi
mantis highly spoken of by professors,
=item, editors and others. We weold
suggest to all in any manner interested an
inspection of the pianos of Messrs. Wise
dc Brother.
.11tscrrow oa Orricaus,—The Teachers'
Association has elected the following offi.
care to serve for the ensuing year: Preen.
dent, David Dennison; Vice President, J.
T. Bradbury; Secretary, Benjamin Jones;
Treasurer, Andrew Burtt; Bxecntive Com.
mitts*, Messrs. J. B. Newell; Josiah
Cohen, C. A. Chamberlain, L. Osgood, M:
F. Baton.
WAISTED.-A namber of good Nail-
Feeders, at Shoenbergers, where calico and
molasses are not paid for labor. None but
good Feeders need apply, as oar terms are
cash. De.yrn Dovu.L.
CLAW sr county has fifteen hundred
men in tim government service, including
eleven fulicompanies end enlistments in
companies fro Molter counties;
Tins Lady who left some mone'y lying
on, the eopater,of the DollerStoie, No '64
lailiatitreet; ein.have the same breall4:
afgand paying for this adVertiaeninnt,
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The City Councils met in their obam
bers.last evening on the tugular monthly
caILW
In Ssiecl Council, present, Messrs. Allen,
I Stkrter,tiDiciesen. Minden, Lotted,. Mor.
rett,EMiller, McMillan, McCarthy, Qainn,
Reed, R es, Thompson, Ward and Pres%
McAuley-15 Absent—Messrs. Brown,
Phillips and Wills-8.
The reading of the minutes were die..
penned with.
Mr. Quinn presented a - communication
with a resollltion from the Firemen's As
sociation in relation to disbanding several
fire companies. The communication was
accepted and filed.
The President read a communication
from the Bt. Ctair street Bridge Company
relative to the storage of oil on the
wriarf, endangering their structure. AD.
cepted.
Mr. Morrow presented a communication
from Oliver Riankburn, Eq. , asking the
privilege of erecting a fence or barrier on
Bluff street West of Van Braaro. Filed.
A communication %as read from the
Secretary of tbe Board of Health announce
log that the terra4 of Allen Cordell, Dr. A.
C. Murdoch and Jay. Duncan, members of
that body, had expired.
The P:osident read a communication
from the City Ci_introller, asking Councils
to transfer $59033 of Appropriation No.
V to No. 1; and announcing his inability
to matte a correct annual report of the
finances at this meeting, as the fiscal year
does not elm till February Ist. Ac.
cepted.
The following, offered by Mr. Ward was
tefarred to the Monongahela Wharf Com
mittee, with power to act.
.b es.gre f, That the Monongahela Whartmaster
be requested to have the pig mental and all other
obstructions removed from the wharf forthwith, at
tan expense of the owners: and to have poets, with
ring bolts, set in a proper manner, for the fasten
ing of boats.
The following, offered by Mr. Ward,
was referred to Water Committee.
.F.esclveri, That the (Mitre! er oertfy Ms war
rant, chargable to contingent fund, in favor of
Dr. d eifeDoer, fir tie, for medical attendanee
en Samuel Annul, employed at tae upper Water
Works.
Mr. Morrow offered the fullowing,which
was read three times and passed.
lieso:ved, That Oliver B'aCkburn be permitted, at
his own ex suss, to erect a barrier fence along the
South side of Hiut diem, Westwardly from the
head of Van Bream street, 150 feet, for protection
and a safeguard from ace dent from the precipi
tous °barmier of the ground—ample roadway to
be left to the satisfaction of the Street Committee,
and this permts-ion to be revocable at the pleas
ure of Councils.
The President read an ordinance, which
was read three times and passed, repealing
the provision of an ordinance passed Dec.
1859, requiring the City Controller
to mass. , 3 an annual repLrt of the finances
at the stated meeting in January, and re.
quiring him to report in the month of
January, or at the next stated or special
meeting thereafter, in each year.
Oa motion the memorial from the St.
Clair street bridge company was referred
to a Special Committee, consisting of
Messrs. Miller and Tnompson of S. C.
and three members of 0. C., when Messrs.
Killen, R Says and McGregor wore ap
pointed.
Mr. Quinn presented a remonstrance
against the petition for establishing the
grade of Try street, sent in by the Pitts_
:burgh Se Steubenville Railread Company,
as it would be virtually vacating the street
and closing communication With the river
above Grant street. The signers ask tit()
establishment of the grade as recommend
ed by the Street Committee and City Reg.
castor.
Mr. Duncan presented an ordinance
providing that the grade of Try street shall
have a uniform anent from the Northern
curb line of Second street to the Northern
curb lice of Pennsylvania Avenue. Be'
ferri3d to Street Committee.
Mr, Ward called ap the following reso
lution, laid over January 9th, which was
referrea back to the Street Committee:
Resoluta. That the Controller certify a warrant
in favor of the Chairman of the Street Committee,
for $lOO, to be appropriated towartis defraying ex,
Panties of oonstructtng the sewer on Craw (cud
titres. between Centre Avenue and Need street
and charge aprropristfon No. T.
Mr. Reed presented the following, which
was referred to Street Committee :
Resolved, That the Street Committee
be instructed to have a sewer drop put in
at the corner of Second and Grant streets,
provided they can get permission from
the person having the sewer constructed
on Grant and Second streets.
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The President called the atlention of
Councils to the following section of an
act of Assembly; pmeed April 14th 1869,
relative to openinr 'ed.; an effort to
repeal which we t to be made at the
present seasic- egislatnre
Ban. XIX. That councils of said city,
after the tiling and p. to confirmation of the
re
_port of any views ail. 4 under the provisions
of true act favorable to an/ Ach improvement at
Is oexttemplatipi in Ulu act, request the setae, ail
proceedings consequent upon any confirmation
thereof shall be suspended until councils declare
tuts they Lave no , bjection to such prooeedinga
being continued; but in case °cumuli d not de.
clare within three months alter the confirmation
of aly such report, the costa which &hall have
accrued shall be paid by said city.
Mr. Dickson offered the following,
which was read three Closes and passed :
Resolved, That the President of Coun
cils be instructed to remonstrate, in the
name of Connell , , against the repeal of
the 19‘h section of the, act of Assembly
in relation to the opening of Virgin alley,
passed April 14th, 1859..
After aoncurring in all the business of
C. 0, except the Fireman's Association or.
dinance, which was not reached. Coun.
oil adjourned to meet on Tuesday evening,
Febuary 4th to receive the annual report
of the City Controller.
JOINT ONMBIoN
Both branches met In joint session to
elect three members of the Board of
Health, Mr. McAuley in the Chair.
The following gentlemen were nomina
ted and received the n umber of votes set
opposite their names :
Jas. LBeanetl,..—.-. 16 I Dr. A. 0 Murdock,.
D Hutchinson,......... 36 D. Fltssimmons.... 26
AIleA 10 Geo. Weyman, Jr., 12
'blames Duncan,...— 11 Jas. Ohambers-..... 2B
Masers. Hutchinson, Fitzsimmons and
Chambers were dec'ared elected and the
Select Council returned to its chamber.
In Common Council —Present : Moser&
Armstrong.; Bailey, Barchley, Carroll,
Coffin, Colville, Diamond, Fryer, Hayden,
H. Hays, A. Hays, Holmes, Irvin, Kearns,
Kelly, Killen, Kirsch; Long, McClelland,
McGowan, McGregor, McVay, O'Neill,
Batman, Roberts, Smith, Snively, Zelhof
fer and McCandless, Preet —29. Absent—
Bowbottom.
After prayer by Mr. McVay, the min-
Attila of the last two meeting's were read
And approved.
Mr. Barokley offered a petition for water
pipes on Webster street, 800 feet eastward
from Roberta street, and Mr. Kirsch one
from PpepAer & Garrard for a redaction of
Naterta4 - Botti were referred to the Water
Committee%
Mr. McGowan offered the following,
which was :read three times and passed.
Resolved, That. the Presidents of Councils be ex
coos members of the nuance Committee
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Mr. Irvin offered, under oover of a com
munication from the Firemen's Amount
tipn,. the " supplement to an ordinance
mewing certain regulations In cases Of Elie
an 4 e tc) p; event fire from breaking out,
passed Sept. 21st, 1816."
The supplement beingon second reading
ryas amended in several particulars as ap
prOyed by the Firemen's Association at
tit* tart meeting and published by us in
fall" The provildous for publishing in
pamphlet form the quarterly reports of the
Chief EngineervUld for making that offl.
cer's printing chargeable to the city, in the
fifth section. The sixth section was strick.
en out. It provides a salary of $6OO per
annum for the Chief Engineer and $2OO
each for his two Assistants. The yeas and
nays were as follows :
ArEB—Meaors. Batley. Barekley, Col•
Ale, Diamond, Fryer, Hayden, R. Her,
' • - : _jsmAlUnsio.itiss3l4,Joalig s.
ITZOISIIatid; mcG4swiin, - 11817ay - , Betman,
Smith, tinlvely, Zsllhoffir. McCandless,
Presl-20.
NAYS—Messrs. Armstrong, Curbll,,
Coffin, A. Hays, Irvin, Kearns, HeGreg.
or, O'Neill, Roberts —9
The further consideratton 'cif the Ordi
nance wee now postponed fur the purpose
of meeting with tne Select Council In,
joint session for the election of members of
the Beard of Health.
After the joint session, the other sections
of the ordinance were passed, and the
whole finally passed under a suspension of
the rules.
The Clerk of Begict Council announced
the election of Mr. McMillan, of that
body, as one of the committee to audit
the city accounts, and the Common Council
elected M( Bars. O'Neil and Long to serve
on that committee.
Mr. Killen offered the following, which
was read three times, and passed :
Bea iced, ' hat the City Regulator be hid/Meted
ID examine the manner In which the Pittsburgh
and Cleveland Railroad Company have bridged
their track at the Birmingham bridge. to ascertain
whether it ism accordance with the terms of their
right of way.
The President made an explanation with
rogerd to the action of the Clerk of the
Common Council ia recording the Penn
sylvania Railroad ordinance, after It hal
been rescinded. Having given his receipt
to the representative of the company for
the money to pay for the recbrding of the
ordinance, he, under legal advice and the
advice of the President of the Common
Council, had the ordinance recorded, and
with it the rescinding resolution. He was
placed in an awkward dilemma, and acted
as he did from a fear that he might be
charged with neglect of duty in not re•
cording the ordinance immediately after
the payment of the money.
After some side remarks by Messrs.
Killen and O'Neill, the sabject was drop.
pod.
The Common Council oonourred in all
the businees of Select, and adjourned to
meet on Tuesday evening nest
THEATEM—Miss Kate Newton, leading
I lady at the Theatre, played fur her benefit
last evening to a large audience. Her
Pauline, in the "Lady of Lyons" was a
fine piece of acting, surpassing the expect
ations of her most ardent admirers, and
she was equally happy as Kate O'Brien,
in the "Maid of Erin." She is a careful,
pains•taking act-ess, a good reader, of fine
appearance and carriage, and must rise In her profession. The bill for to-night is
the thrilling drama of the "House un the
Bridge," now produced for the first time
here, with the best stage effects and a full
cast. It will doubtless run well for several
nights. The afterptece is " Ticklish
Times."
FAKIR oir Ave.—The Fakir has given
several enterta , nments in Allegheny City,
which we are informed came off very
satisfactory. To.night the following list
of articles will be distributed at Excelsior
Hall, Allegheny One horse, one gold
and one silver watch, fourteen ladies setts,
twenty silver butter knives and one silk
dress. Tomorrow night the same arti. ,
clew will be distributed.
Important to Shippers—Regulations for
Steamboats.
The following rules relative to the ship
mont c.f freight and clearing of boats
from this poist for the West will be read
wish interest by many. Tney have been
recently adopted by the Treasury 'Depart
ment and will be rigidly enforced, as the
necessities of the times demand a strict
supervision of all transportation:
S CUSTOM HOIIBg,
Prrrenulton, Jan. 24, 1852. I
Messrs. Editors: By directions of
Thomas Heaton, E.g., special agent ot the
Treasury Department. I herewith enclose
for publication rules to be observed by offi.
cars of steamboats clearing from this port,
and shippers having occasion to send goods
to any place on the Ohio river.
Respectfully, Yours.
OKA& W. BaToinctoss,
Surveyor.
All steamboats navigating the Ohio
river between Pittsburgh and Cincin
nati, are requAsed to observe the follow
ing
1. No boat stall receive on board any
freight, unless the same is accompanied
with a permit of a duly authorized officer
of the Treasury Dapartment.
2. No boat shall pu; off or discharge
any freight, at any other place or landing
than that named as the place of its desti
nation.
8. All army supplies shipped under
military orders are excepted from the
above miles; but this exception does net
extend to goods of sutlers or others, de
signed for trade or sale at military poets.
4. A fee of twenty cents will be charged
for each permit on every shipment made
fir the purpose of trade; but family sup•
plb•F, goods of families m-ving, and arti
cles ,ent to soldiers in the Union army by
their friends, are exempted from this per
mit fee.
6 Boats clearing for pinA below Cin
cinnati will report a manifest of their car•
goes to Enoch T. Carson, EN , Surveyor
of that port, and be governed by hie in
structions.
6. Every steamboat clearing at the port
of Pittsburgh, must take out at the Cus
tom House a regular "clearance" for each
trip—for which a charge will be made of
fifty cents. To this rule there are no ox.
°options.
7. All boats violating the above zulet
will be proceedei against according to
law; and no permits will be granted for
the shipment of any freight, baggage or
parcel on board any boat known to have
violated any of the above rules.
THOMAS HEATON",
Special Agent U. S. Treasury Dept
3043121111:1M18.-.... AIMIONT NV=
JOSEPH =TEE & SON,
Mannfactarers of
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE & CRAMS.
WAREHOUSE, litb SMITHFIELD STREET,
(between Sixth street and Virgin alley.)
nog PITTSBURGH.
CHRISTMAS PRESENT S
Just received a large assortment for
GENTS' SLIPPERS,
VERY .CHOLCE PATTERNS,
and selling low by
W E. Sclunertz & Co.,
delB No. al Fifth street.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
ALL STYLES,
-ALSO
DIARIES FOR 1862
EMEEMI
W. S. HAVEN.
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7,11111 Niglit'a kin tip to Two iroloik,
WASHINGTON, January 27.—Houna,—
Mr. W ails, delegate from New Mexico, in
troduced a bill in aid of the construction of
a military road west of the Missouri river,
by way of Forts Leavenworth and Riley
to Denver City. Referred to the Select
Committee on the Pacific Railroad.
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Mr. Colfax, of Ind., introduced a bill to
render more uniform the postage on.print,,
ed matter. Referred to the Post office
Committee. Mr. Oolfax said, in explans
t on, that instead of the three hundred
rates now existing on printed matter, the
bill he had printed provided for three, viz:
on n 'wspapers less than two ounces in
weiL , nt and on which postage is now charge.
abie by law, live cents per quarter for
week lios when carried less than two thous..
and males, and ten cents for semiweeklies,
&c., according to the number of issues per
week, on magazines and periodicals one.
half cent per ounce; on books and other
mailable matter sent through the mails,
one cent per ounce; over two thousand
double postage to be charged. He
said this would simplify the rates so that
every Postmaster and subscriber Could un
derstand them clearly, which they could
not d) now, and would supersede the rates
of 81g46.1 cents por quarter, which no one
could pay ezaotly in Federal coin.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole upon the state of the Union
upon the West Point Academy bill.
Mr. Menzieas, of Kentucky_, addressed
the House on the state of the Union.
Hs opposed emamlipation of the slaves.
Mr. Riddle, of Oaio, made an anti.
slavery speech, contending that the admin
istration was behind the spirit of the
times.
hir. Sheffield, of R. I , censured buch
radical opinions. Congress had no right
to interfere with the President in time of
This promiscuous debate was closed by
resolution, when the Military Academy
appropriation hill was read and reported
to ths House without amendment, and
passed.
The consideration of the Executive
Judicial and Legislative appropriation bill
was resumed.
F. A. Uonkling moved an amendment
that no provision in the bill shall be cons
strued as giving authority to any Senator
or Representative to receive more than
two mileages for this Congress.
The Cuairman ruled the amendment out
of order as independent legislation.
Without concluding the action on the
bill the House adjourned.
hlitiikra —Mr. Sherman. of Ohio, pre..
eented tae petition of the Mayor and au
thorities of Springfield, Onio, relative to
the National Armory.
Mr. time, of N. li., from the Naval
Committee, made a report in relation to
the answer of the Secretary of the Navy
to the resolution in regard to the Morgan
contracts.
Mr. Wade, of Ohio, offered a joint raw.
lution in order to develops, concentrate
and bring into effect the mechanical re
sources of the United States for the sup
pression of the rebellion and future defence
of the country. The resolution author
izes the support of the census, to perform
sueh duties under direction of the Secrete•
ry of War and collect such war statistic.
as in the judgment of the Secretary of War
may be right and proper.
On motion of Mr. Fessanden, the latter
part of the resolution was modified so as
to read the supplement of the census, is
authorized to furnish - the Secretary of
War with such war statistics from time to
time as the Secretary may deem necessary
for the use of the Department. The reao•
lution as amended was parsed.
Mr. Hale, of N. H , offered a resolution
that the Secretary of the Navy be request,
ed to inform the t3enate what was the cost
of the shlp of the line Pennsylvania, how
many cruises she has made and when the
sh o Alabama was built, at what cost,
whether she was flt for a sailing vessel or
can Le altered to a steamer, ase. Laid
over.
Mr. IN aeon, of Masa , introduced a bill
for the more effectual suppreaaion of the
Slave trade. Referred.
Mr. King, of New York, presented a
resolution from the Legislature of New
York, instructing the Senators from that
State to vote for the abolition of the frank
ing privilege.
Referred
Mr. Wade, of Ohio, called up the reso
iution making an addition to the joint
rules of both houses, to wit:
That during the present rebellion, when
any member of the House or Senate shall
rise in his seat and state that the Bison.
,ive Dapartmen t of the government desires
immediate action on any matter pertaining
to the suppression of the rebellion, the
House or Senate, as the case may be, shall
go into secret session and proceed to the
consideration of the measure propose I and
the debate thereon be limited to five min,
utes to each speaker, and the vote be taken
before the adjournment. Any breaoh of
secrecy, unless the injunction be removed,
shall be punishable by expulsion,
if by •
member, and if by any officer of the House,
be punishable as the body in which St oc
ours shall impose.
Mr. Wade, of Ohio, modified the reso.
lu don so as to strike oat the limitation of
debate to five minutes, though he thought
he never learned anything after a person
bad spoken five minutes.
Mr. Sumner, of jitas3., offered an amend•
mnnt that the question of the secret ses
sion shall be submitted to the body in
which it was proposed, and if the majority
decide in favor it shall go immediately in.,
to secret session without debate.
After some debate the resolution was
aid over till to morrow.
The case of Senator Bright was then
taken up.
Mr. Latham, of Cal., made a speech in
defence of Mr. Bright and against politi.
cal proscription.
Without concluding the subject the Sen..
ate went into executive session and Babas.
quently adjourned.
Wesefiku'roN, January 27.—The United
States brig Perry, which for some months
past has been anchored just below Alex
andria, fitting oat for sea, was put in
readiness in the early part of last week and
on Thursday night, ran down past the re
bel batteries in tow of the Pauly. She
was not fired at.
The repairs to the Island Belle were
comp eted at the Yard on Saturday, and
taking on board General Sickles and some
officers of his brigade. She ran down past
the rebel batteries on Saturday night with
out being fired at, and after landing her
passengers at Liverpool point laid by un
til Sunday nigh'. When she returned to
Indian Head on her up trip six shots were
fired at her by the rebels, none taking
effect.
ALL PRICES,
The rebels appear to be enlarging and
strengthening their works at Cock Pit
point as if to make the Occagnon their
main line of defence on their right wing.
Wheeling Convention
WHEELING, Jan. the Conven
tion today, Mr. Battelle, of Ohio county,
c.)fferd the following propositions relative
to slavery in the new State:
No slaves shall be brought into the State
i
for permanent residence after the adoption
;ro t' this Constitution. All children born of
LATEST BYIELEGRAP
Thirty-Seventh Congress
From Washington,
"4M — o ti1y;1136.5;4h - 111 _
logislaturd may provide ti
zititeship-ofinieti
•minority,'andfo ettbsequeiHit colonization.
The above proposition wee-referred to
'the Cloinmittsei General :PrOvisions,
COne rai dee ; lilAcpgitably Aeport this
.Week. It is not ezp,eff that life cam:
mittee will rePotit'imt a`
fii4Sviiiiblui.of the
above thStantirl the majority tieltiaTtle
to the cansideration _of the slavery tines=
Lion; but'Whertever that committee maker
their rephit a proposition emtaidyink the
sentiments of the free State men will be
brought forward, and will be, from present
indicatione, fiercely; contested.
SPALDING'S
THROAT CONFECTIONS
BROWN'S BRONCHILL TROCHES
BRYAN'S PULMONIO WAFERS.
AYRES.' CHEERY PECTORAL
SOHRNCK'S PULMONIO SYRUP
SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP
For sale by
CHAS. H. SUPER,
AT lIIS DRUG STORE,
(for. Penn and St, Clair Ste.
sa
NELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
HELMBOLD'S HOMO for the Bladder.
HLI,MBOLD'S HUGEL, for the Kidneys.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for the Grayer.
EELMJ3OLD'S BUCHU for the Dropsy.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Nervousness.
HELMBOLD'S 8U1../1 - 0 for Dimness of Vishm.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for D.ffioult Breathing.
' BELMROLCIS BUOR7/ for' Weak Nerves.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for General Debility.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Universal Las:Muds*
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Horror of Disease.'
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Nignt Sweats,
HELMBOLD'a BUCHU for .W.skeldneas.
HEI,MBOLIYB BIACHU for Dryness of the Skin.
HELMBOLD'S BULHU for Eruptions.
FIBLMBOLD'S BUt.ll U for Pain in the bask.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Heaviness of the
Eyelid, with T. nyorary Suffusion and Loss of
Sight.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Mobility and Rest.
lessnees, with Want of Attention and Horror
of Society.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU 'or Obstr °Lions.
HRLIEBOLD'iI BUCHU for Excesses arising from
Indiscretion, and all Diseases or
FEMALES—FEMALES - FEMALES
FEHALEo—rEMALWit--FSM &LES
OLD OB YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OB
CONTKMFLA TING MARRIAGE.
TARE NO MORE PILLS
THEY A RE OF NO A VAIL
13 ELM BOLD'i EXTR tOT SUCH U
IS THE VERY BEiT REMEDY IN THE WORT D
For all oomplainte incident to the Sex, wneteLer
ansuag trout Indiscretion, Rehm of litesipa•
lion,
or In the
DECLINE OB CHANGE OF LIFE.
BEE bYMPTOMB ABOVE.
No FAMILY SHOULD BE W [TROUT IT.
-- - .
lake no more Haham, Heronry or Unple:sant
Medicine, for Unpleasant and liangerons Die
seen..
BEL MBOLIYSE.ITRACT BUCETI CURBS
oiLORET DIMASki
Jo ell their sogea,
Lade or no ch nge of dirt;
,s-Ni.) NO EXTOSIJBE.
Use El ELMBOLVSI..X . ' TEACTTBJOEU for Ex
cesses from habits indulged in
BY YOUNG AND OLD,
And for all diseases arisicg from habits of dist:it's
ion. it removes all improper discharges, and will
restore the patient in a short time to a state of
heath and purity.
Use hifiLMBOLDS EXTRACT BOGER; for dis
eases and &lemmas of the most distressing char
acter.
Use RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU for a
anomie/sand diseases of the
URINARY OILGAN X,
Whether existing in
MALE OR ITSIDIALE
From whatever muse originating, and no =Mar
of
HOW LONG STANDING.
All the above diseases and symptoms admit of
the same treatment and may originate from the
141318 cause. •
Bead I timid Read 1
HELAISOL EPS BCOEIU is sate and pleasant in
taste and odor, bat Immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before me an Alderman o
the city of Pnlladelphi H. T. HELM SOLO, Ulsam
at, whoosiag duty sworn, does say mat outreps
uon contains no narcotic, mercury or injurious
drugs, but is pureirvegetabie.
H T. HSILMS 3LO, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me. the Zid day of
November, 1814.
WM. P. 8188 ARD, Alderman.
Primp $1 per bottle, or six for $5, delivered to
any address.
Prepared by H. T. HEILHBO
Practical and Analytical °hamlet,
104 South Tenth street, helow Ohesnut, Phi a.
OE WAKE OP 00t7NTESELP.MITIS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose "of their own" ,And
"ether" artacit a on the reputation attained by
Helmbold's aienaine Preparations,
" Extract Boehm
Sarsaparilla
" Improved Rose WAsh.
ASK FUR HALMBOLD'S. Take no other
Out out the advertisement and send for It
AND AVOID al PoSITION AND EXPOSURE.
Sold wholesale sod re(ah by
DR GEORGE H. KEYSER,
.140 Wood 'Croat
noL3.6aa-ira
PHOTOGRAPHIC,' ALBUMS,
UNEXCEPTIONABLE IN STYLE,
UNSURPASSED IN BEAUTY,
UN EQUALLED IN QUALITY.
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
Album I to suit all tastes in OLOTEI.
WITH IMITATION MOROCCO,
WITH TURKEY ANTIQUE,
WITH VELVET AND GOLD.
To bold Twelve Cards,
To hold Twenty Cards,
To hold Thirty dards,
To hold Forty Cards,
To hold Fifty Cards,
To hold Sixty Cards
To hold Eighty Garda,
To hold One Hundred Garde,
To hold Two Hundred Cards.
prom BEVENTY4TVE CENTS
To FIFTEEN DOLIARB:
CARTE DEPISITE PORTRAITS,
Card Photograps of all the celebrities of America
and Barone, comprising, with a fe• exceptioas
All the crowned heads,
All the prominent statesthen,
Ali the principal Generals,
All the favorite Authors,
All the lieverend Clergymen,
All the distinguished citizens,
All the Palmer Marbles,
Me SAM ST
HENRY ISINRK,
Successor toHant & Miner.
next door to Post °Sim
iI[ b ALF PRICE 113 WHAT WE ARE
mer rase
ont a , v l,,t many landsto., of our Sum.
Mantles, the
bargains. Oat aluiy. a HANSONfor beat
LOVE,
nt vtAwttrtrnt street
ISSOURI SAND-132 barrels, a
No.l article, in large bairelAfor Oby
HENRY H. CO LLINS,
1112EANS.--8u bags white beans for s a te
J.l by &ma REMY H. OOLLIIII
Ern' $6,25 per month for a smal
dwelling, in Splines Cleurt. Inquire et
nolli Al Wicket stress*
QIIGARS-Stan larri,crusheci powde , ed,
IV mull:dated and A and B oorree refined Spore,
in store and for isale t y B.BUSICE h BEtofi s ,
tms7 N 05.12 6 and LIS Wood str at.
25 TCS, S. C. HAMS
-6 tree Breakfast Bacon;
In store and for safe by F. SELLERS 1 00.
no9o Penn street. Pittsburgh
iv GROSS W INSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP, for sale by
GRO. A. KELLY, Druggia‘.
No CV Federal street.. Alleabeev.
300 DOZEN FEES tt
received and for sale
R. L. A.MBN, Acent.
fail _ No. 6 Wood street.
24 barrels Crude uLt, fruzu
gravity 84 jut received and for saki ex
/a - FL L ALLEN . Agent. No. 6 Wood street.
))EARL ASH-35 casks, No. 1
J. Pearls, for sale by
bLIT
HENRY E. COLLIN&
$1 0 WEL Ig3 I $lO ELFL ! 1 *11)
KIIPLESI II for ode by
SOWN a TETLEY,
gala IBS wabd-stl
1A Q DOZEN ,11.10.VM:s just Tecerzect
'NO andfor sal 19107 •
All B. L. ALLEN. Agent:No.B Wood *let
~ an e
oilit A* for
Postr OF PITT^
WeAlcitilrOtkir
°5)131114 ttr - VA i'Oat
Franklin, Bennet. Browni.v
Gallatin, Chark, BrowVOlte t tilk ->t $'
.• a !lt"
' FratikllzOionnenßolinnlVlA ti '.
Gallann, C1ark,,,a490.4f.g.1.,,,A „.
colawrited,
. Mud Dirarty,..llinnimnoY9 I
510.24 River—last oVening,akiwilfSbi
there were 6 few. s . ll3ofreit watsr-in—thd'Afintiel
and falling. The wealherdigig&stlie4it*:o4
Pasuart Bola Elatsam. &aunt" ° i t;
"anal 24,40d.,,-.1,,
OS:preas Wg. Evlant—Dair Air: The Ateamei
Emit& tAlaham having been datable& :by 'Litt
wrier in the MUSlLlllittlrli,will hare to 14
,`lt
bat. will be cut and leave Pittsburgh ou her *ex t.
regular day. Yours, W. 4. WILSON, Cl'k.
gier. The fine passenger steamer Arago,
Captain. J. H. Goldirg, la announced forOlanunati,.
Cairo and Saint Louis. This boat ktaalpa,* o(
aCcO.nmodatiove, and fa in charge of earefilblandl
latently e officera.
Sar The tine steamer Commodore Perry
will hereafter be commanded by Pant, I/ight•
ner. Capt. Brown will now devote his andllided
attention to the completion of 1118,tyni 641; it4d:,
inn -at Freedom. We welcome Captain LliclM4
blok to Ma old vocation.
Sler Commodore Headrick:wee- fine.
packet Dacataii, is announced for EviuleirliliJ,:Caito
and St. Loui.3. She has undergone it. v
orouili re
pairs, and in fact Hendrickson, Mason' tmd , Evans
(al, first class mechanies) have devoted-their: Ouch
tided attention to bringing her out ittlintia. eoliffi' 4
Von than ever, and they bare succeeded,: WW take
pleasure in recommending boat and officers.
Seir The fine steamer J. W. Hallman,.
Capi, A. McCarty, is loading for Gieetnnati and
Louisville. This boat makes her trips with great
regularity, and is a favorite with puaengera and
'sippers.
aggi6 The miracrw.h steaniai Prim%
Donna, Capt. George D. Moore, L loading for
Cincinnati, Giro and fit. Lon Ls. She will hare
itir Capt. Thomas Poe has announced
his fAvreite !comer, Clara Pie, for Cincinnati and
Louisville on Friday. Passengers and auppe-s
bear this in mind.
For Cinein natl. Lou isville,
Evansville and sf.
TUE iDAY, JANUARY 28.
THE SPLENDID HDE• •
wheel paisenger steamer,
ARAGO, • apt. 'rhos. H. Golding • --
leaves as announced there.
For freight or passage apply' onixstrd cir to
ja2B JOHN FLACK A • p nt..
For Cineinnaol and Louisville
TII Li DAY, JANUARY 29,10 A. M.
'EE FINE PASSENGER'
k !Ammer COMMODORE PERRY,
J. IL Lightner, commander, leaves as
I.boVe.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
111127 J. It. LIVL2IO.OTON. t
.0;1.
_ , .....
For Cincinnati and ILciulevitl.
THIS DAY. 10 A M
H E FINE SPE &DEER. -•
CL 1R k POE, T loco r 1 oe, corn
m der. leavee as above.
I
For freight or poetage &opt
F
At little PZpBnae.
No indon rent=
or lanelnnatl, Cairo and ot.
Louis.
TUESDAY 10 A. M.
THE FAVORITE PASSEN
GER steamer DACOTAR, D. L.
Hendrickaon, commander, leayes
above.
For freight or passage app'y on board. ja2B
For Cincinnati, Louisville,
Eransvitle, Cairo and St.
•
Loafs.
THIS DAY, 30 A. M.
THE FINE STEAMER -Trgc,ip.
SAINT CLOUD, O. A. Draw),
Commander, will leave for the
above and intermediate porta.
For freight or passage apply on board,
similar Tuesday Packet For
Marietta and Zanesville.
THE fine passenger steamer
F.MMA GRAHAM, Captain Mun
roe Avers, commander, leaves Pitts.
hburgh every Tuesday, at 4 o'clock, p. m. and.
Zanesville every Friday at 8 a. in.
For freight o passage apply on board, or to
J. B. Lrvniestos Agents Pittsburgh.
For Clactnuati & Loath:One? !
THIS DAY, JANUARY SS, 10 A. M.
THE FINE ST.P. A MER
HALLMAN, AfM'Clarty ocenrosin
der, leaves as above.
For freight or passage, ap griiwboari% Or s to
ja2B J. B. DIMIGSTON k-00.
For Cincinnati -Louisville and
St. Lou is.
TUESDAY, 10_ A. M.
SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAMER
PRIMA. DONNA, GeorgOlClSfoore,oomnian
der, leaves as annotineedabooe. -
For freight or femurs apply on board or. to
J. 8 CIVINfif3TON t CO.,
'or .TOENFleglar.,-Agahlat.
. . ..
For Marietta, GallipOlis, 'liar
kersburg and-Portsmouth;
EVERY TUESDAY, 1114. X.
W. YHE FINE PASSEN- ,=,-
GER steamer, J. B. FORD, I -
H. Kerr, commander, leaves '
announced above.
For freight or passage apply on board.
JOHN /GAOK,Agent,
Gal
EVERY TUESDAY, 4 P.:X.
THE STEAMER SCIENCE,
Captain Wm. Beim, leaves for ,
heeling, Marietta, Parkersburg ance ll. ...'
EiAllipolla,m!dLim; weekly nips, leaving Pittsburgh
every WEDIMADAY at! o'clock, And returning
leaves eallipolla every FfUIDAY at 8 o'clock:
nol6 D. H. LEWIS, Agent.
,
For Beaver, Ste , ibeavtlie - is if
Wheel!
111 HE PACKET STEAMER,
1. J. T. ATOO I O3B, J. T. mAkwas.
11l ailit
emender. lowan der , for the above pot
r-,.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
For freight or paaewit o 4 on board tO
dela J.OO 90. Watar street.
, For Marietta; Parkersburg
and Gallipoli's.
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET.
THE FINE SIDE WHEEL
Telmer °NMI; M.A. Cox, Ma
monde; Mayas Pittsburgb every Sat- -
u.rday at 4m, returning leaves 4344014 4140434 ..
p.
Tuesday au m.
For freight or passage apply laboard.or to ", .
STEAMBOAT AGES() tr.
WILLIAM HAZLETT
Has opened an °Mee at
NO. , 94 MATHILIEITBEKT,
Where he will transact a gentaal Steamboat Agency
business, and would saint a abate of patronage
from atoamboat:Wen• ,• . : _ x A..'.•131R
. . _
(lENIIINE IRISH WHISKY,
.J Genuine Scotch Whisky,
Pure old Rye Whisky,
Pure old Jamaica Ram, , •
Pure old corgi* Brusly, •
Pure old Pinet Brandy,
Pare old PeUmbria Brandy,
Pore old Holland Erin,
Pare old Anchor Gin'
Fine Champagne, Sherry, Part and Obiriat'Wines
by the Mellon or bottle, for age by
WM. BMIMIFFT,
lanB 120 Wood street
(I 0 T 0
SCHMERTZ & BLELIQEY'S,
No. 153 Wood,liitrest,
oar CARBON OIL AND LAMPS
11011 AP HAIiGING f , iu uvuq .
,yarietyl
of deeorstians.laiiige
ja2s W,P.*A.p : SELLE4 87 Wpod street.i
LAIME ,H(REL, FOR RENT ~.4
BraddoeleciNelds t ,iith.6 1114 M Oreuifd,
well of Inter and Etrukinelea Bprios e.dake;
large stables, icehouse. AMT-to ,
1124 B.OIITRESEUT & WM , . 51 , kat AL_
BArlf T-THift : MMUS
rooms over our Mara ist pslepg 4 ocegimidsoo
• Wholesale ClotbMg i
koto.
homers mo
thelefrof
. -
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Pro l lgeljit Q.P . lraaVisr.iok„4 -,- 4_,:- , ? : :,:
rn, wftg: made ittheetattf ar;iiiisito-R3:l-.7
the lifted? Qte nne 7 7itolnItrellial , ' , o - - - •'"Wa S ,
feeaot r th eLangi.antffbraecitteatilrfllcKE ,-;::
;o suffieg ent tnity - thostig bikixtstlita oPtggle •-•-
a. Thteer bre
4Wyi ~L ittlet.- slut ettot•txteCar t
,d with mrldh car g, theta!" -
Mfg ..,.
tly Tot (t r ig therefore lite ftbtioLWlllopiltVtifilA
xgozocerter,
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tztareazearoiittioe..erif 06 40:iriii*Wi TN: .4,.. 41
-.... remidr On °nth ,„
It core BEDM..4 itsr: ., 0A- .1 , /1 , ,4 , - 411 it: .
.: , .."1:
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It gore AST
It care SOItE,THRtIAT AND BittLiatt ~, ;:i. 1,,...
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Ivutlldenre . 001 :TGIIEVAlftqX1WECAniffeiut7-., ; . I: - :11: ~ , i• '
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relnatilesemedy;for o intakes pAthtE)IDNIIISI,;; ; e, 1 , 34 ,..,4
-1d COSI kLAIMS. rßente of Otanteffelt&
~,• - ... 4
If yo haTetheDrepsysla twiMD=I3JIR ,
.I i,.i.,., ..- '. •
,-
. ~
P 13 1 ,81 ` PINE ; Ind I' they4lo-nok care 'Of , - ~.--,..... ,
at , to the agent of whottrltm p --,,,--,' • + 3 ..'
tt•etry.said ometre yotti money It Zwkl4 - 'il
, -P1 coil at his ski* arid Otatiplettlittfkati.Lc--,,Fr
cuts. A box of elle rent byiirtttt„ . :r:stra4 1:1_ ,. .1".. - .• - -Ar: '
°elm 1 One Dotter: • '-'- - -
1
7e
No.lo Sonth.l3%eond itreiet„ - - s.l;llti:' ••'"q`•
_L. QC. mann, Pri*rietat: •-- ' " " .4
so hy DR. KUSER, No MO weed ref„ .. ~. -
nott-lyeod 7,. f .1-..- AOf
.
nine
offed •
penen
preper
ez
. ties of 2
lEU y...i11.E, D IREAFIRS-.
and , DB- BROWNS _MEDICAL ~ ., : .•1111t „,.!
SURGICAL Office, No. SO i?..1.:.5 -- ;•.,:-=-., :'.
-- .'Ueld .. street, Pittsburgh„. , :;:.:i r.,-4. .i .
Pe Imola. .
Dr. BROWN ie an 'Old, att. •;: - 1f. , . , „,.:
aen Of Pittsburgh, and !me been .':z ~ "
.3. -,
in Practice for , the last testy. ' l'l . .
~ 1
rive vain. His business hai - 7 - 0-
beet oonthmd meetly to Private,,.. -.: 4,
AndEturgleal Disease&
' OPIUM -AND STRattenEftr-'-----z.-"I"
ill need of a medical 'friend, should' 'met -all -"I
end on. the sure glum of relief. The - .Doefeefikirt , i
mgnlar.,greduate,ind hte IhißvSestee In''fber:treitt'"
me in. oreeertt4,alass' oil:Ms:lases - is a sure
tee its the sufferers of 'obtaining- permanent rellef
byGe• the we of his remedies} and, following his sdi
1/ '
_.',.. 'DX 8R0W14 ' ,3 ,}a3Mßatida 1_ ._-"-iftd—
nelsr,rall D.
the. wont form of _yinterette.,Dhol. ..
ea5.,.3. haparttiettend goi e trdAkirir.Vl
nilap4M3ol3 Vitang_tram a haredt .tarytalittosideb
' este itself hithe form of silettert-rdrytila,
=L3 greatroanyfo4as of eklis iliseattek e origin i l ?,'
01l the Patted ! is entirely . igoserant;' "To -
so afflictedatardwnoffenshopeinfi sem
and speedy .
" ' rea til,'WKiktllfsi ' - ' 4 ' *3l i ' :: z'
Pr- Proves remedies for.thie
.t e. *row igi
bragt iti c o n n tft li te r n ide rg a utt soltfort 3 yefng ~r.VA d , of, , 1
:L s,
tit n e zre re w a mt:po Am e r ;
t al o a xhn iii r ire ,
t . ~,T-, are cafe, an5. l P*P s nPeed7..Mfda.:taldon w . i . j ,
,: m o ver64 • ;...,i, ..
Dr. hull to Owe . this, ...
painful - ini 4 fate iayi--11.6 will:Wierinua ac,.
cure:. He'ale'r trade Nes,,:eliiet,;Gfoutorrinne, ..
Strittni* triathid Di&tharges, Piemale:Weidatess. ..
Monthly abepressiona,Mimms of the Atiial,,Fir a „ .
Minim' AnOrNe7lo7/8 Anfkiti . o32ll, PalitaM th e Bee
and Kidneys, teigrif of lite lesidleVegetheF‘
with aildhesa s w
ot an harl: origin: -•-'' h- • '
I. letteruiteimiloinglheie omahtde,: .
au, dimeteddo DB. XeIIOWN, eto.it:ewei.-:
Pittsburgh. Pa, will be inurtediately,insereyed,..- '•
efedielne sent Mani Address, safely packed and
Bemire from obescrvation.
Office. and Private - Krami , , , , MO: 10 . enallhOrld
real. Pittebattm • Ps: • . "• ar g i deihrli .4•4
f . ...,.. 1. ,_ ,1 A 1
CARPETS AND. OIL CLIWIIS:
—AT THE—
.
FOURTH STRBET OARPBT
D. WOA.LLUM
-Vi►r, this day opetied_partof a very„laue
varied assortment of OASPETING, to whicb they
barite the attention of bnyers,as they will bell
tered,4,r, most tayorable terms,
sil A l 4a B WAY unPortadlot of beantithl:
me, at um Ministate&
W.Z, )1,200414, -
liburth eareetoreayWood.'.4
, .:-.,-, -.. ~ • :. - 1
TO ' THE Ftrarac ,'-- .'
utkPlitileLLY tbs lino. . . -- '-'' '' •';'.., - , ;..fi1.i
rJrant and falsely Mod. ez.: : 74 3 / 4 • --- ----.
__ ,-„,....;..,
es P mucians of all iiii I:‘,. - _ : • -`.' ''-'" ''' ' ''
nominations, meat secret i.% . Jir ‘,,,. '.. , 14 44
and delicae. disordartc •• —_ ..... "/,' / • " '
eish abuse and diseases or . . , ///-.
./i.:-`'l
aluationa bemmon and
• ...:,',...--xxx
poidoSto youths oft - ..._
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1. , 1: cr wabllaidatia the, ,
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dantionebe keep Mei
the Saariwi Dr "('
lest a, Inertilve pract
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genenly o s, sens r ejte, to do)
meagotten.
that numeroul ly- s par mr
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ands, hays been redo:.
BRANUM:7, besides
siege t h rough him bwr
aludety, MOrtineatiOn, •-- -- ..- . ----.. 5.,
of over thirty - years eapeadatioe'ad ,- - 4 ••
wmastmently, be has sunerior skid itr,this -
ef special diseases, and whirr le MIDI-
the profession, as well recomed -
able *lmes, publishers, ,proprietori othondops,. •
ay m t.
enernmeorhes, or so cared noetrumsd -
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l-acount ol his • old age, seventy yearm„,ViirrevW
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that have as yet been dieurrereiV as the Wortirg.*
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it ftuid Atooorcling e rimpnlet that 'eselfprowm,
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' office SS Erma/del street, nom Plarrionei - sUreW
i Private commurdostions fremall pattabf the Ettdon
!strictly attended to: . Lire 4 M ' • •
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Allegheny. -Stable of Mr. Jarnes , Moyobk, ,
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