PITTSBURGH POST. WEDNESDAY; JANUARY 29, 1862. Xi:PROVING SLOWLY As the day diaws near for the election Of a United States Senator by the Ohio Legislature, we perceive quite an ina provement in the legislative proceedings of Mr. Benjamin Wade. During the present session of Congress the Ohio Senator has been feeling his way with remarkable caution; he has not uttered a syllable to which the most fastidious islaveholder could take the slightest ob jection. The milk in this cocoa nut is accounted for by the fact that there is a supposed majority in the Ohio legisla ture who do not think precisely as Mr. Wade does upon the "irrepressible con flict." - , It is very extraordinary that Senator Wade should, in a crisis like the present, remain so remarkablycpriet as he has done upon the causes of and probable results of the rebellicin. Among the agitators who were most fierce and defiant in _ their denunciation of every one who did not worship at abolition altars was this Ohio Senator. Indeed, he was the moat dreaded of them all by Southern Hot spurs, because it was understood that— unlike Sumner—Wade was, at all times, ready to give gentlemanly satisfaction t o any one demanding it, There was with him no dodging behind his legisla tive privileges to avoid a private com munication ; anything he gave utterance to in heated debate, he 'was willing to stand to afterwards, when reason " re sumed its throne." We are, therefore, amazed to find this Western bruiser so singularly modest at the present time; we have now on hand a rebellion which he did his share to bring on the country; the irrepressible conflict between the free and slave states is raging, and he has not, during the present session, fol lowed up his teaching by giving the Abolitionists of Ohio a single speech up on _emancipation. While other Abo litionists in the Senate—whose terms of office do not expire for sev:ral years— are savage for emancipation, the Ohio member acts as modestly as an old maid at a wedding. not having a word of con_ gratulation for the "happy couple." We wish that the Pittsburgh Gazette would explain this dodge of brother • Wade. Does he expect to gammon the egislature of Ohio into re-electing him? Is this the extent of his patriotism and ,'•',. sympathy for "the millions now groan ing„. beneath the iron heel of tyranny.” ? lf he does, it will be the best political / performance we have had since Cameron assured the Senate that he never med dled with any contracts. There are some of these Abolition philanthropists, who are entirely wide awake, and there are but few who per mit their "principles to interfere with their interests" Upon the stump and through their, !newsraper, one would im agine them the cleverest patriots among na, but slip down to Harrisburg and Wash ins ton, and they are heard of in the letting of contracts, the purchasing of horses, and in the multitudinous sutlers' departments. A gentleman, who recent ly visited the army on the Potomac and made some remarks about the pecula lions in the service, was immediately accused of being a secessionist, and was threatened with the sort of treatment bestowed upon the rebels themselves.— Mr. Wade Although not a contractor or Alrutler, is still sharp enough to postpone his Abolition , hobby until he feels him self entirely Out of the woods. Instead of roaring and fuming about matters he knows little about and cannot heir, he has kept. entirely quiet during the pres ent session until Monday last, when he arose and offerecl_the following innocent propositions. Our report says ; "Mr. Wade, of Ohio, offered a joint res olution in order to develope, concentrate and brbig into effect the mechanical re. sources of thellmited States for the enp preesion of tliii'relfellion and future defence of the counVy. "Mr. Wadct,= - Of Ohio, called up the reso lution making an addition to the joint rules of both howl* to wit; • "That during the lresent rebellion, when any member-of -the House or Senate shall rise in his seat and state that the Exemr. the Department of the government desires immediate setipn-on any matter pertaining to the suppression ,of the rebellion, the 'House or Senate, as the case may be, shall go into secret session." Now, although the rebellion has been raging for several months, we are glad to see this is 44" itiliibition of practical sense by lft. Wade. The Abolition flame being pretty well exhatteted, these two propositiOnii will furnish a text for a speech whiz,* may secure his re-election to the Senate for the pleasant period of six years. ______ _ .• _ - • _ a ir The Anglo African, for last week, discussing the emancipation question, differs very 'widely from its Abolition contemporaries. It expresses the con viction thatail the war goes on, therreb. els will come to the conclusion that they can trust their slaves to fight for them • They will then put arms in their hands, and while leading them to the battle. field they will promise them emancipa tion. Upon-Allis conviction the Anglo African remarks: to-morrow's sun should welcome a proclamation of emancipation from Jeff. Davis, and a-decree to arm all able-bodied male slaves in defence of their birth-land, would the sieves accept ? Yes. And could the South then be subjugated ? No. There's no nee talking: there are not white men etunigh born in the Free States to)overcome such a combination in the Wave Sham"- A Rebel Flig Struck. trrom the U hbnrgßepublican Jan.lB.l ` ParittaFildsht the ooufedorete flag, which h en .beign flytng rii the yard of owr townsman, Jetleo.l , .. Goggle, Esq., was forcibly torn down by setae traitorous oetirmdrel, the flag 0.0 brokiuin two, en d th e eat*Aveigoh the flag was Nested out up ihto fragments. The flag wow Mu tufo tatters, and from da Aiggsaranee w h en found would eeer.oo indicate the 11n-ItY party desired - Oars from it, note reetfge am left. The act wee a ma.- 1p!, _and proses ocouart. a leett one Usixeite , in our stirone [padre h e webesk run* orauthaut re his desiirio awitirled HQN.JESBE D. BRIGHT. Atfict'Unit have we ever entertained the sliedesttlibitiration for the Senator from Itidiana,tow upon trial for treason in the Senate of the United States. He was a vindictive arid persistent persecu tor of the lamented Douglas, and lent his aid to humiliate and disgrace that gallant statesman. We have no feeling for him, but at the same time we cannot but see that the Republican majority in the Senate are governed, in their action in his case, more by partizan than con stitutional considerations. Among those who seem to soar above the partizan in the consideration of their duty in this question are Cowan of our State, Liarris of New York, and Ten Eyck ol New Jersey, all Republicans. We copy the following condensed account ol their remarks : '!Mr. Cowan, of Pennsylvania, ssid he had a lery alight personal acqaintanee with the Senator fain Indiana, (Mr. Bright,) and had always opposed him to his political dogmas. He was as much in favor of putting down the rebellion vs any (Due. He claimed that, in examining this cane, the to n- ate must be governed by the same rules as fish. ting as Worm The charge &purist the Senator to that of treacon. There cannDt be a-y half-way charge or halfway guilt He =is'. be gritty of treason rr nothing. If there was a w ar between the north and south, and the Sensor from Ind-- arta aided tne south, he would of er..urLe b' guilty of treason. "Mr. Sumner said he did not understand that there was such a war, but Jell. Darii and ht:; con federates had levied war against the gOvei wren; and were traitors "Mr. Cowan continued-1f it could be proved that It was the mention of Mr. Bright to ad the trait ors, then there could be no doubt of hi, treason. The first fact to consider to, was there a cuts of wan At the. tirna the letter wee wrtten, there were three or four parties in the Unite One believed to seoesmon; another wao di I not believe in secession, yet (Ltd not believe that ,t the States antually seceded we had a r:ght to them back. The bead of this party Willa Jsmeta Buchanan. Another party thought, alter the thing bad gone on to March, and the )01e:1:meat formed, that it wee impolitic to sturript to coerce the States. Another party opposed st e€.es.on , and was willing to lake any means to put it town. lie understood Mr. Bright to t eiorg to ti.e racy which did not believe in I ecesaion. tut .uought it impolitic to attempt coeroicn, which teer thought could only serve to comp'ete:y dt sever the .At first all the south naked WtB to have the United States treopa withuraan, and at the lone the letter of Mr. Bright was wntnen, commissioners were here:treating, indirectly perhaps, with ne g :vere ment for such a with I rawal. Ith re w.--.a at toe, ime commtutication between the and south, and if the Senator irom InJiana thought the re bellion was consunuited, and there was to to no war, he did not comft trea , ou in wr it.ng the lets ter. In regard to the subject of the letter, if there was to be a rew government there could be no harm in send:ng such a letter. Be thoug,.t ilia• the versificatiena did net amount to much. 1: was simply lollowing the example of a circle in which the Senator moved. He was willing to admit that the writing of such a letter was a great LI y; but he thought Mr. Bright might have looked at the matter from another stand-point, and be was not willing to affix the stigma of treason from such doubtful testimony. "Mr. Harris, of fiew York, said i' he could say anything to bring the attention of the Senate to the real question, he should be satisfied. The res. questicn was the expulsion of the Senator who is hero in the Senate, claiming his seat, sad pr Was saig to be loyal. T ,s was a great stride beyon I what had already been d )fle. He referred io the speech of t to Senator from Kentucky, who seem ed wiliing to expel the Senator because, i❑ the opinion of the Senate, he was not fitted for par liamentary duty. If that had always been the rule, he feared too Senator from Mace.chueeua wk,ul never have been permitted to hurl his polished shafts against slavery in the Senate, and the veteran Senator from blew Hampshire would not hare held his seat by a very certain tenure. "He thought that it that portion of Brighi's let ter In relation to firearms had b. en °lnitial no body would have thought it treason. From all the circumstances he could not brng himself to think the writer in ended treascn. Be wan not willing to act from any premd co but from the rule and the law of evidence. He could not con riot the Senator of treason on the facts of the case. Whatever might be hoe political prejudices he would mete out strict justice to his bitterest foe We should be careful that we do not make a don. geroaa precedent which will have's pernicious in ftnenoe hereafter. "Mr. Ten Eyck, of New York, said he had not the acquaintance of the St nator frum Indiana be yond a mere speaking one, but that did nut alter his course in this case. The simple fact was the finding of two letters on the person of Thomas Lincoln written by the Senator from Indiana, one which was addressed to 'his Excellency, Jeff Dens. Lincoln's treason could not le of the darkest kind, as he bad been only held to bail for the crime, and the District Attorney of Ohio was very careful to retain this letter as evidence aga i nst Lincoln's treason, and this was found on the let tat's person five and a half months after it was written. Was it ever delivered to Jett. Davie ? He quoted from the inaugural to show that the government contemplated no war; that the south. erners must be the aggressors If war followed. He upheld that great principle of cammon law which resolved all doubts for the benefit LI those ar reigned, and should vote against the expulsion of the Senator. Washington Gossip The Mew York correspondent of the he eton Journoi says : ...The resignation or removal of Mr. Cameron revives the gossip that he was under the ban hi fertein quarters where a lady was concerned. it we sal& here some time ago that he was not only diem* but that a laly in high position bad written a letter in which Mr. Cameron was men tioned with another _Secretary who would soon be removed. A copy of that letter, I have rae. eon to believe, is the hand• of a distinAtuahe member of Congress trom th.s State, and his teen shown to a few trusty persons. As the removal of Mr. Cameron has been completed, it will be curi ous to see if the other member of the Cabinet will follow. If be does the reasm for this Mangle, as in dicated in the letter, will be more curious than the removal itself " We have before seen several of theta dark hints thrown out by the papers. Why not talk it out and asy just what you mean, vim That Mrs. Lincoln dabbles in the affairs of state, and not anfrequendy exercises a controlling influence. Wt think decidedly that is not the sphere of woman, and have no reason to think Mrs. Lincoln wise year( the generation. However, if she ailed in the removal of Cameron, and gives her influence for no worse mermures than that, she sill not do much harm. its„ The London Court Journal has been told of a curious invention, which will be shown at he great inhibition of 1862. By Its means a man may turn himself inside ont,and a woman too—not exactly in the full meaning the word wou:d con vey, but partially: The inventor is Garcia, not the dpaniard who turns the tables against the Hamburg and Baden proprietors, but a scientific Frenchman, who has been practiciog the simple performance in is hich many ladies spend much tune without equally valuable results, meaty : standing before the mirror f .sr`rtrousiderab n of the day. When her bad done that to his sat s Lion, and kriewevery pimple and hair to his heart's ci n .tent, he wanted to look inside, or as we say, 'turn himself inside eat—uo, being ors hugely rt ventive character, he got the looking glass aown his throat a considerable distance, and then by maincis light introduced in a way which will be alibi 4de:stood by all our readers, of course be cast a reflection inside himself so powerful that Ulna sent hook to the outer reflector, show ing the:it/hole high-pressure machinery of man, —wheelikursiaks, cogisobs,achte , on4 R. fainted Amu tailors and astonishment at the diacovery os theaAapplfhation thereof, - and to the ohrUi WWI; *Tenho% gctemt . iy,to seiOnce is iinsiensiOke wiliarxhume at the moot non*? higardiess that ttlnallthearithin this reach of aft, Whim will this diaoovery stop to WASHINGTON ITEMS 8. nator Wade's new joint into of Congress, pro viding for secret sessions under gag, has occasion. ed much unfavorable comment, and will, probabl7 not be adopted. The Government, In settling the claims of Union prisoners, has made n - ) alowance for ration money, An application to test the quest.on, will be made. It is doubtful whether the house Judiciary Com mittee will i sport favorably upon the bill, reor gan ing toe Supreme Court, as passed lair the Senate. The arrangements of Circuits is otjected to. The Rouse will, probably for geographical reasons, put Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin into one Circuit. and the Sta t es west of the Mississippi, in another. The truth of the rumor that the committee on the Conduct of the War has decided to make no report to Congress, will shortly be a sutject of to qury in one ur both Houses. If answeredaffirma ttv.ly, a motion immediately to discharge the committee and organize a new one will be made. Welles' friends says there is the same number of Totes, from the same Senators, in condemation of him 83 ag*inst Camer;n's confirmation. The continued scelicar.n of ftdelety to the Gov ernment of old olkire-omanc bank•ng houses-- Riggs & Co, Corcoran, Ri ttin house, Fast & Co.— rails for the eatab isbment of a new banking con cern of unquestonab!e loyalty and responstb`e nese. Such t n one, composed of some of the beet men of New York, w , h en immense capital and long-ektablistied connect,ens will be organized next week Frcm illy LO ore I,undred congressmen Introted thameelros on Secretary Stanton to-day. Hence- forward the Soda Department also gives Saturday to Congrets, foreign le,rations Laving a monopoly of Thursday. The penalty of mud and delay falls cruelly on Government mules and horses. The bottom us out of all roials from Washington. Nine horses and mules died yesterday, and stx,een to-day, from exhsu.• ion, while haul.r.g forage to the oamp, If tits weather last- next ra .nib, the sale of con demned horses will diapose of at least fifteen hun dred, each co, t ng $l2O, for from 26 cents to $25. The Financial Plane of the Gov- ernment he plan cf schon concluded on by the Secre tary of the Tr--asury and the representatives from the Boards of !rade and banks of New York, Bos ton and Phil idelphia so far as it contemplated the fee, receipt and payment of Uniteu Stales notes, i. considered as de'eated by ths refusal of the barks of Boston ana some of the New York banks to carry it out. The 'Secretary, therefore, feels, himself ob iged, by the recesFlues of the public credbors, to concur in the plan for witting and (owing of an addbional one hundred ml lions of In United States notes, and making them till funded a leen! tender. Every guard will he placed on this Issue by provisions for funding, and for absorption in payment of the large tomes to he imposed, to prevent depreciatleu, and the issue itself will coubil -es fact Bate the establishment of the tan air g 1181301 , 1B(iOnfi contemplated by the Secretary, for which s bi. I has peen prepared by the nommbtee of Ways and Means. Tne Intro due ton into general use of areal nat.onial currency ful y secured by the bonds of the United States, tray be thus expected. A l.x bill IN in the hand i a a sub-vommib tie of the Oorninitte of Ways and Means. Several weeke will pi, bably elapve be'ore It will be re• A Hint that Simon 1 4 holld be Re tained as a Witness. A correspond nL c! the Mis*ocin Baiubl,can ' 1 et the Senate beware how they Bend abroad a man whoee absence from the country may gratify a nomeruua party of blocal-frucker= woo will be glad er ou_h to see h'm go beyond the reach gsbyssed , thrcugh which hie testimony might be damaging Loth to la tmeelf and others. TOCTet pre things to be 'nquired into in this city. and Simon Cameron le an important witness; or some facts, end loud-mouthed rumor was never more metsken. wn - kricws what a trial of Gene-al llcKlnstry might bring out? and who knows the parties in iot rest, to pre% era a trial 1 IkteKtrut y I Mei( instry I pub ish the papers you are said to bava in your possession, unless you, also, earnest ly desire, as come others appear to do, 'be remov al o' the Iste Secretary of War an fir from the reach of a court of invest iiiiation as possible. Your Id make thin call upon you. - - - Harrisburg. A letter writer rats: "1 d.,u'd n .t that both this and the resolut on of Egrilcm., relative to the Central Railroad, will pass. There to ri ma-.is fir investigation this winter in every direction. There is already a resolun n prs pared and will most probsely be offered on Monday or Tot e , tay, to Investigate the means used to re's the bill giving the hanks power to issue notes Ma 18813 den -m nation than five clatter@ by the I .lmo, legielal A circular, wl ti the name of the cashier of a Putsburirn bank atta2be I, is shown shoo', these halls 'i . e.-Iy, It i i said, as I understand It, (no: haring sa„ oit personally,) that it asks 'l:criteria aid," Irdm the batiks to which it was sent, to defray ex censee at this point. it to stated that one bank refused to pay aoheok of nine hundred dollars drawn upon them for tubs parpose, and refused peremptorily. The Rebel Sanders The fo'lowing :s ..n extract from the card of Gen. Sanders, the New York traitor, announctnit him self a candidate for the ‘•Confederate OS ngress," from the Twe't.h Congressional District of Ken tucky . At Montgomery, the advance Kentraot tan at the formation of the Confederate Government, I at• Gulled myse!l at once to its destinies. !lily politl• deal rights are therefore as o'd R. the oldest, for tinder the Constitution we all take date from the new era 1 shah favor an aggressive war as the beat mode of c nquenng peace with satisfactory boon. dares. GEO. N. SANDERS. January 18, 1882. Legislators vs. Soldiers The Houston (Texas) TWegraph, noticing the passage of the mileage and per diem bill over the Governor's yet o, aye "We think the Governor was right, and that the Legislature have no right to any better pay than they glve sold.ers and other employees of the pub lic: This is the general expresson, so far as we have heard; and we regret that the Legislature should have done anything which, to an outsider, looks so unworthy, haw:alone and unjust.* A Scene at a Review. There wag a beautiful Instance of tine horse. metallic displayed at a l ate review held at Vienna upon the occasion of the fiftisla anniversary of the establishment of the military order of the Maria Theresa, when some thirty thousand cavalry were in line. A little child in the front row of the spec tators, bocci:l:nag frightened, rushed forward just as a squadron of hussars were °hailing at full tilt —swooping down with maddening velocity, nay almost on the child. Terror paralysed alike the spectators and the mother of the child, while the lovely and amiable Emp-ess almost fainted with horror, for the child's destruction seemed inevitable. The little one was almost under the horses' feet—another instant wou'd have sealed its doom—when a hu ller without lessening his speed or loosening his hold, threw himself along his horse's neck, and seizing the child, placed i , In safety in front of his saddle, without so much as changing the pace or breaking the alignment in tt e least. ♦ nundred thousand voices hailed with pride and joy the deed while two voices oould but sob their gratitude: the one a mother's, the other that other symprthising and beloved Empress. A proud moment that must have been for the hua• ear when his Emperor taking the enamelled cross of merd, attached it to his breast—a proud moment alike for the sovereign and the marl Daniel Webster's Flag at the Astor. Saturday, the 18th, Wa3 the anniversary of Dan iel Webster's birthday. '1 he proprietors of the New York Astor House marked the event by hoist ing the old Webster flag with whloh they were stir (=domed during his lititlme to mark the pre& MOO of that statesman in the hotel. It is a large white banner, with a red stripe above and a blue stripe below. In the ;broad field appears Web ster's Itirmortal motto—a Liberty and Onion, now and forever, one and Inseparable." 7 - 7.7 Gov. Dawson. It seems that the a ght of Governor John W. Dawson, of Utah, was impelled by pressing c-u-es —that a woman li*as . 4tie bottom of: his tribula tions, he having igit her seriotts trouble—at least so says the DeawritNeunt. Hewes threatened by her Mends with the punishment he deserved, and attempted to escape. They overtook him, gave him a thrashing; and his companions, in de fending him, kil'ed one or two of the attacking patty and injured others; but we bet-eve he finally made good his escape. Dawson belongs it: Fort Wayne, Ind ,end was appointed governor of Utah in Jane last. He probably bad an object for deit ing to live among the Mormons. The worst part of the case is that Gov. Dawson was to: jeers an editor, and his training ought to have taught him better things. For Congress. James L-one, of Richmond, announces him self a candidate for Congress, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John Tyler. O•BROWN'S 1 AXATIVIf TR , )C HES—A mild. efficacious anu palatable remedy fur Coast.- pation of the Bowels,Habitual Coetivenesa, Billions and Nervous Headache, and the various forms of Dyspepaa. They assist nature by strengthening and invigorating the process of digestion For sale by SIMON JOHNSTON, Druggist, and dealer in choice Family Medicines, ja'a corner Smitafl eld and Fourth streets. T_T r) MLR 'l' _EL S. SR FA I FORAY, UNDERTAKER, sole agent ITthlce's bleteThe Bliria; Canes. at R. R. LO MI'S CABINET WAREROOMS, No 46 814 tTH FIELD STREET Reeldence, 2,18 Lock street. 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Rs:LIEF TAX, levied by the Co T rni for the year /Sitl, ll be received t'e Gounty Treasurer's orrice, until March let, I•t2 al the aforesaid Taxes remaining unpaid at the t 111 9 witl be put into the hands of tiolleasters with the A Li DI 1.10:i; OF TEN PER CENT. for col l• et , n a- per Act et Aesembly,lBl.o January 18d2. •tt , s.:.. A. FLOY It, Oouniv TreasUrer. ALLsonza VALLET RAilaoJr. 07riel, 1 Pinaburyb, January lath, 1842. E AM...UAL M fiN.S OP Til Lr s - rucK. Ue Ho LI , Efiti of the Altai:hew Valley hail rnal ern3,,any, will be reld at the office or the Cempany, co-ner of Washington and Plae streets F.Lc Ward. Pittabergh, no TUESDAY, the 4th day of Feb, ary,lB.4,at .0 o'clock, a in. A atatnment of the hay.lrd t.f the Company will be presentod and an ele-tifn will be hold for President and liatird of Managers for tne ensuing year JalB td JA tl is GIBSON, Secretary. OFFICE OF PITTSSURGEI INS U RANCE C0.,1 PIRO urgn. J•nuart 14th. 1882. f Lgir TS E ELECTION FOR TEEN I): Ft tCCTOES of this company, to erne for the SONil.Dg year, will be held at WIN Of ilea on 'ft! F. - 31.A Y. F,.bruary 4tti,1882, between the Lours of II a. m acid p ja24 td I , A. It IN ERA KT, Secretary. rizZosDIVIDEND NOTION—THE P:TI4 HI:KOH GrattlOnlPA.NY have tam day dee (flared a di v d,. dot CWO lIOLLA 118 AND r I FTY UEN IS per out of the Capital Stoek, paya ble oa demand t the Softeknolders, or _their legal represe- taw ea in bankable filada JAMES M. CHRISTY, Treasurer. Office of the P:ttsburge Gas Company. 1514-2. GENTS E MERINO SHIRTS, GENT WHITE MERINO DRAWERS, Gents Grey Mortal Stuns and Drawers, Collars, e and I inen Handter c Glom', An. Ladies Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Embroidered Unitize, Embroidered Setts, Cheapest in the oity MECH A NIC! CORSE rd, FRENHEI 00B.SETE1, for 02Xe- ETJGENIA BODICES. HOOP SHlEffel. kiINIP SKIRTS, BA iAtiORAL 6KIRT6, a grand armortrnent at low prioes Cotton Hosiery, Cot' Hosiery, Cotton Hosiery, at last yea-s' prices. 11'.;u.en Goods, Woo,ea Goods, Woolen Goods, at cost to close cu'. stock. CHARLES GIPNER'S, NO. 78 MARKEP STREET. ia29 B. C. SCHMERTZ. ..... BLEAKLEY. titts oury.h. pa Franklin, sG111.1111ERI•Z I,II.IIAIELEY, Manef.letnrers and Wholesale Dealers in Illuminating and Lubricating Oils, Crude Petroleum Oil, B.nzole and every description of Lamps. Ootomissi^.n Merchants for the sale of CRUDE PETROLEUM.. 158 WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh, elB-lm opoo•Ite let Pregbyterian Church. No. 74 Market Street. NEW DRY GOODS OPENING EVERY DAY FIRST RATE DARK PRINTS at 12%a per yard DRESS SILKS, VERY CHEAP. WINTER DR FISS GOODS closing out at a ass rake. BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS. SHIRTING MDSLI N 3 AND LINEN& sirOtx)D BARGAINS FOR GABE:lie C. ,HANSOM LOVE & 74 Market Street " •IWYrKYII.IOIO- 7 4. 0 bushels - Te a m r , sah nif - ! P rime L IMS--200 bbls fredi Lime •.for Ale HENRY FL 00144" I Cis $ RY '01:4135, NEW ADVERTISE MENTS. St r () LLAR BAVINGS BIJIPL NO. et FOURTH STREET. IDepoana made with this Bank BEFORE the FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, Will draw Interest from that dive. CH as. A. COLTON. Treasurer. Nowis THE TIME TO GET BAR GAINS—Paving purchased moat of my stook oeinre the great advance, and as 1 am closing out my waiter stook. I have marked ail the bet brands of Black tt , d Dark Brown (.7almoes at 12% cents per Yard; Bleached and Unbleached Mmlins less than wholesale priest; one yard tirde Unbleached M us. ho 8 5(4u, worth 10; Canton Panne 8 and the best Paper MuAns 12%c; Shirt Fronts od Irish Linen* cheap; Hocp Skirts best cmo(y. Purchasers will do well to call and se e, at No. 91 Market street, be. tee n Fifth and Diamond. i 5.29 H. J. LYNOH. AN ORDINANCE relating to the Duties of City Controller. Section 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen and ci , izens of Pittsburgh in Se lect and Common Comic'le aesembied, and it is hereby enacted by authority of the same, "That no miteh of an ordinance entit ed "An Ord man ie re lating to:he duties of City Controller,' passed De cember 29 1859, as re, ci rea the report of i aid Con troller to be made in the stated meeting in Janu ary, be and the same is h-ruby retie ..e I; and that it snail tie his du y to make Filch rep , rt at the sta ted meeting in the rnonih of Januar), or at their next subsequent ape-tel or stated meeting there after in each year. Urdsmed MD , I ens- ed into a law in Councils, thin 27th day of Jari..ary A. 1) 18 , 1 JAMES McAULEY, President of Select Council. Attest: R. Moaaow, Clerk of Select Connoil. A. A. Mc UNDLESS, Prepi sot of Common Council, Aiteat : Roan 51'51‘.117.11, V.lOl It Of 'I, S EWICKLY PIWYERTY—For sale a Cottsge Uwelung House. well arranged, with vestibule and all. rooms, a two story kitchen, bath room and wash house, large carr.age house and stable; ten acres of groans, zrult trees, shrub. bary ,4c.. young orchard, garden, do, situate near the new Predbyterisn church. j5..29 B CUTHHEr.I' d SOV. 61 Market at. AVA 1.U.k131..E I'EAM MILL Full hALE;,four story building, 3 sett }Tench burrs and all the necessary machinery in complete order. 'Puree dwelling houses, 22 acre of land and privilege of 102 acres et coal, etluate seven miles tram hew Lisbon. 1.29 -I eII T ,THER'r A IiON al Market street OTEr, FOR LEASE—The house known as the hr NICHOLAS HOTEL, 8 tas ted ou the corner of eiren• idr. et and Fourth, is o 'ered for lease hom trio brat of April. For terms enquire 01 J. F. MORRISON, Attorney at Law, Ofll,e, 181 Pcelrh street Plttsl.urgh. SUGAR -200 b trrels New York and baltJmore kteboed olftso Jt'usar In store and fora le by REYHER h 13R03., j tt22 :los. 12d and 129 Wood street. BALTIMORE PIANO MANUFAC -1 OY—Th• for ory, over twenly five years ia successful opera , 1.,n, an .1 ertencively favorsd by ;he fret standard of art and ciaunminto lion end w th perm:..ton, rue first time present to e 111 L. ns et Pit aftur,tn .51 Li e, me a' the la teet eito ti now on ads at 132 SNIPS FIEL...) b'ritEET. t hoes wi-sing to purchase a good FA :11 I :AT PIANO, tha.. wdi .sot a afe Time, at much leas than the n, at price of a good Piano, are re enema' ty r. qJesieu to give meets Pianos a fair t.T.- IM:na k ambits and Vt,cdpits specially invited to the lack Mrs of playing this Piano over those of tea old By sttrn .11 common use. They have been gotten up expressly for the retail trade of this house, and every Pitmo carries a written guartuntee of durability to the pa: chasers fur live year.. Please call soon. Orders wili be received for any style of Pianos GRAND, IQ. , ARE or COITAa It touch and tone, warranted to Wean. lm J. J ib ISE A FIR - ts. Puts .nrgh. PROMINENT CITIZENS AN D AMA I E 1 .8.1 PATRONS OF 1 HIS FA , TORI —Dr. John Whitrldge. Dr 'Roach, Rev. Draliamner,J. ha 11 B Latrobe. E-q . Dr chapta, A. Harris Proles. ecr 01 Patina goal and Mechanical Centistry, Dr. Paitiell, John Macon Campbell, Rs-Counsellor at Law, Ben. .ft. Latrobe, Chief Engineer Baltimore and Onio Ra 'road, J Per gin it, Ma-tar of obtain:wry r alumore and Ohio Rabr. ad, J )lin Nelson, El q.. John Stewart, Eeq,Jnrn Breck, Wm. D. M'Rim, John Henderson, George R. Sangeton, Miss son, Miss V. Martin,Miss n. Sleigh , Robert Jarrett A Sons A, G. Abel. proprietor of the Baltimore Sun, ft. H. Lowry, Cashier Bank of Republic, N. Y., J. M. Mo't, Cashier Farmers Rank. je23.3t J. J. W lttE A BROS.. Pittsburgh. DROPtISA LS FOIL TR NSPOR TA TION OF ARMY 81URE8-B.ealed Propoeals will ki receive] at ibis office un•ii 12 M, 6.1 AWN DAY'., WEiffNEHDAY'S and FRIDAY'S for tie tr nsporat inn. by water, of army ree frcm tote port to Wheeling. Parkersburg Point Pleat Ant, Gallipol e, (Inc Luth, Loinarthe nd neint LOU.III. Freight to be awarded to the IcYreeitlAddern Fret eretiCe to be given to boat aC - orct or to stage of water, draught, Nosed, strength and la - uranosi reg. ietry. A. M i I UOM HY, quarvirmseter, U. S A. OtHoe quartermaster, U. N. A., fittaburgb, Penn. 13‘1111121... LB2B DRODisALS FOR TRANSTORTA- J TIuN OF A .01Y STORES—Sealed Frop.eals will be re-Mved at true othee until 12 tn., on the Bth proximo, for the trunwportatton during the current year ending Deeem.Jer Fl, t, 186/, 01 all ordnance and army Korea (heavy ordnance per piece, and other aka.. per 100 pound-) to and from tee Al leheny Arsenal , Rlllll'o4ll Depote, Foundries and Wharves ID and near thi.4 cay. - _ A. hi 0 "at, OM ER Y, Qqa , termitster, U. P. A. °Moe Quarter ma,ter U. 6. A., Pitv+bul gn, l'eta sylvan .a. jl2B SEALED TEL, until the bto thy of retruery, 1882., for turni.hiog FLUUtt to the du ..o•teneo I epartment of the U.B. Arm.. About twelve . thensaud (12000) barreli will Ye required of a h•gb grade of Extra Flour, to be de- livered in Wiebiu,lon at the ha (road Depot, or at the tnille or In Georg mown, ivanetinae between the sth and IS:n of February, 1466. FLch fairy. I of Flour to be inept clad just before it is re oeived. The Flour must he .qua! In <pith.) , to thesam a: plea to be obit. ; d ;h w 'tot Bakery at as lngton (TAT, and the birrea t ba head lined. The customary oath of alteganoe al,l be requi red of each contractor. Rids to be directed to Makr A. BECK WIVE', C S. U. S. 4...„ and endorsed - Proposals" ja284.1 TAMED PEACH 116-40 bushels prime tur sice 07 1+,28 HENRY H. COLLINS _DRIED AP -- sal,. by _JAZ!) i'LEri-170 bushels for HENRY H. CX)LLIbiII pETItuLEUM-93 barrels lor sale by as BENS. t FL (X.LLI.NS a EARLS-40 barrels No. 1 Pearls for ale by HTSNRY H. COLIANd- V.MYTY OIL BARRELS-200 second hacd for sale by ,a. 28 HENRY H. COLLINS. OIL BAR - T - iLLS • -10U New Oil Barrels received and cede by JAB• A. FETZRR, Wrner Market and First stn ja2B DRIED T'ROl`l'- 160 bugnels prime Dried Apples; 60 barrel • Peaches, just re ceived and for as eby _ _ J. A. FETZER, corny.r 1 NI and Markel. Pt& • ' r.B 1 1 boxes prime Cheese, received end for sale by JAMEti A. PSIZER, ja2B earner of Market and Pint etreete • - FEATHER 5---500 pow:kW' prime Feathers received and for sale by JAMES A. FETZER, ja2B corner Market and First streets. CIiANBERRIES AND GREEN AP- P ES-6 boxes Cranbernes; 76 barrels G.rn tan Apples reoeived and for wile by JAMES 4. FETZEE, corner Market and First streets, EATON, MACEURE & CO., JOBBERS & RETAILERS -0 F - Trimmings, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts, cravats, Undersnirts, Skirts, Yarns, Ribbons, Roches, Flowers, Zephyrs Wool„ A fall line oMA•t. WAF.h.B atways on hand. W City and Country Merchants supplied at low prices. RATON, MACRUeI..t CO., itl4 No. 17 Fifth street. 00 BARRELS CRUDE OIL First Burning Weil, Buchanan farm • 88 gravity. 600 burgle Crude Oil Plummer Well 40 gravity. 1,280 " " Peebles Well, Buchanan farm 1,160 115 barre gra l v elru . de Oil, Poole Well, Blood term, 80 gravity. 600 barrels Crude Od, B . etnn Co., 82 gravity. 26 60 barrels Rye Whiskey , X, Corn.. 2 yearn old. 76 " Pure Rye Win dky, 8 " " 10 All on band and receiving more daily. For sale cheap for oaah or approved paper. ts92-if R. 1 ALL N, Agent. No. 6 Wood street. r, ARBON OIL AND LAMPS -1„,„" Every description of Lampe, from the cheap est Kitchen Lump, to the most splendid Parlor Lamp. Lamp Shades of every description, and the best quality of Oaroon Oil, constantly unhand and for mole at the store of EiOKMERTZ & BLEARLEY. No. 168 Wood street. CI RUDE OIL— ) For Pale 126 barrels in Sink from the Widow Wolltdosaes farm, Van 131yek Well. Graanj 60. Alao, 49 barrels from Buchanan Farm. Gravity 48. B. L ALL/01,_Agent, tart No 0 Food street EMONS---25 boxes each Messina and Malaga Lemons, to anus toid SSYM r i td foroakt 148 sad 148 Wood steel S QUARTERMASTER'S WARRANTS AND OTHER MAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT, BousaTtx . PIT I'SBURGH TRUST COMPANY. jaZilm JOHN D. 80TJLLY, , MINER'S UNION STATIONARY PACKETS, Are supplied to Dealers at $1,50 PER DOZEN. H E LAMPLIGHTER'S 8'10.17r A HUNTED DOWN; THE DETECTIVE PO ' - LICE, and etoer Nouvelettea, by ()KARLIN DICK ENS, complete in one volume, and uniform with -Great Expectations." Price bO cents in paper cover, or two Illustrated Editions in Cloth, either in duodecimo or octavo form. Price VAC each.— For ewe at MINER'S, next door to Postoffice TRA_NESGIVING SERMONS. HANKSGIVINO—A LECTURE on E PR N BENT TI MBA By Rev. CHARLES WIDBWORTH. Preached in the Arch street Presbyterian Church, Philip:l6l,h* on Thursday, Nov. 2S, Is6l. One octavo rol. Price 16 cents. War and Emancipation—The Honey in the ..ion'a thrums, By HENRY WARD BEECHER. A sermon dedvered In the Plymouth Church, Bro..klyn, N. Y., on Thanksgiving Day, November 21, 1881. One vol., octavo. Prioe 16 cents. For Bale by HENRY MINER, Bucces.,or to Hunt /I Miner, Next door to Poet office. THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex i4ting under the firm of WOOD, MOR3ELL C J., tv,ll expire by brnitati. n on the kW January, 18432. WOOD, MORRELL k CO. The subscribers have entered into copartner• ship under the arm of WOOD, MORRELL it 00, and will contipue the General Mercantile business at Johnstown, Pa. RICHARD D. WOOD, cHARL.Es 8, WOOD, JOHN IC KENNEDY, GEORGE TROTTER, GEORGT L. OLIVER, DANIk.I, J MORRIILL. EDWARD Y. TOWNSEND, wTATr W MILLER. ya26•BWaltw -' w .111 Slight Cold, k tr ' fa li g-AJta a-r-af- n- eg a BRONCHIAL or gear -e a c c , . which might be checked 'MI" with a simple remedy, if neglectcd, often terminates seriously. Few are aware of the importance of stopping a Xatujh or giri g ki ,Pc /r/in its first stage ; that which in the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, if not attended to, soon, atta.s as the lungs. 4x-aut.n.'B4,-arzr_h_Lalol:lch_ea were first introduced eleven years age. It has been proved that they are the best article before the public for u r e 4 / Picts, 31 . tganchithi, g-athriza,4a_taosh, the Hacking Cough in Xattawniztio.n, and numerous affections of the Slulani, giving immediate Public Speakers & Singers will find them, effectual for clearing and stratgthening the mice. Sold Oruggista and Oecilere in jlefed.icine, at 25 cents per box. • da94m &kw NEW BALMORAL BB IBM, NEW BALMORAL SHIRTS, NEW BALMORAL SKIRTS, NEW STYLE OF CALICOES AT 12% CENTS, NEW STYLE FIGURED DELA-INES st 26 eta. iteir-W e have a few good styles of SQUARE AND LONG WOOL BRAWLS, which we are selling at reduced prices W. & D. HUGUS CORNER FIFTH AND MARKET STREETS j a 7 LATE STYLES OF WINTER GOODS 14.130.13117.1670. are now openiaioice Stook of Winter Gooda,oon in a ll of the latest importations of OLOTHB, MERBS AND VEBTINGB, which we flatter ourselves will be equal to any assortment to be found East or West. They will be made up to order in a superior style and at prices t o snit the urns& We would respeotfally solicit an early call from our patrons andLthe SAMUEL GRAY & SON, MERCHANT TAILORS No. 19 Fifth Street. selB IMPORTANT -TO INVENTORS. PATENT AGENCY bawl& C. Lawrence o r Twelve; Tears all OtU (ter of the Pa- tent Office - - the last four m a Member of the Board or A ppeei. NOTE—AII -;; Patent and a copy of th e charge. Refer to present Oo Maki Ps Holloway. WILLIAM' CARR & Wholegate Grocers, • AND IM ORTERS OF varms, BRANDIES, GINS, &a. A LSO , Distillers and .Doalers in PINE OLD ItIONONGAISIA 818 WEIIII% 827 and 829 Liberty Street, eußl► PITTSUURECH. Pao JOHN I. LOGAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, KUHN'S LAW BUILDING, del9•l, PPIT9BURG.II, BA GEM% CALF BOOTS CHIAAF, GENT'S OALF BOOTS ces4r. G 824713 04.12 BOOTS Onttki, AT NO. 16 BMW MAXIM' T A I Aginghicasa. Prrittsusauf DEB. L l e f xi- , '... - ...;..wg,r2lDEßsom PZIO - 61607 AlumarON.—Phate $0.1400, 1116,,00; Single Seat in Private Box, AM% Paninetic and Dram Circle. chairs, 60 center, Pane, Circle, 26 cents Oolared Gallery, 16 mina colored Boxes, 60 6611166 Qillery,l6 Dente. THI EVENING. NEW DRAMA. NEW DRAMA. HOUSE ON THE HEIDoIi. SING-ING BOOMS- par down. The Oy Miro. by J. B. Woodbury. --.—..58,60 The New Lute of Zion, by J. is The empty by Lr. Lowe.! Matton.---..-- The Diapason, by Get , . F. it00t...---..—...—.. " The Sabbath Bet! The Jubilee. by Win. BBradbury The Sacred Star by A.ken... ..... The Sacred Star by L. Marshall-- per dozen. The Golden W. eath,looth Tara. Harp, by J. A. The Cdgnungale,( new Behbatn rano(/' bell The Golden Chain, for haotath 1,60 All the above for sale In quantiVa or singly by JOHN H. MELLOR, NO. 81 WOOD ItTB,BET, ja2ol2w between Diamond Alley end fth street- it STOVE to- mpg.4re $f .a... .1311,416.3:11a31172'.., NO, 30 WOOD STREET, Manufacture an wholesale and retairdealer in all Cook, Parlor, and 11. eating ,Stoires, In our sample room rnay be found the. VELEBRATEDGAEJ BURNING COOS szayss. EUREKA AND TROPIC, . the merits of which have been Atilt tested -try thonsanis, and the Stoves pronounced unequaled by any in this market; together with agrees many other desirable pattern We have also a very large assortms .of embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now of fared to the pabl.c. air FANCY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. -Oommon Kitchen Bow and Jam Gras, all of which are of fared at very low prices. rirepeolal indueermeete offered to. banderiln want of GRATE FBON'hi. no6:em HORNE'S TRIMMING . STORE, No. 77 Market ,Streeti,-, NEW I3ALAIORAL SKIRTS, Two new lOU. bright and Want Cal walors.figatento quality and at vary lott price.. HOOP SJECIMITEI, Wide and narrow tops, of titer best makes; for la` dies and IY. macs, at old puma . COTTON HOSIERY. A fttll stock of fine, medium and common grades at last years prices by the dosen,until February Lt. The Intel, are tnentA to call and examine our assortment. LADIES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Embroidered, Hemmed HOibriAderedi llemened Revere, ireamsd es.itehed, Oordsd Lawn. Mourning and Plain Linen Hand kerchief*. The beet bargains yetothred by naiad which cannot tail to be ap• WOOLE-r6 O Una. The ontire stock of Elooda, Sontag& aosste..lirce bats, Sleeves Rate, -, alto:wag out redurecLpnces.. - BOOK GLOVES AN D GAUNTLETS; L full line of the above goodly Borne of MOM espe cially adapted for the use of soldiers. Also, Woolen Socks, Striped Woolen 'lung and Woolen Caps for okbers.. WHOLES SALE AND BETAIL BIIVICIIS are turned to c and arum ne our Mock, which we wit guars - tee en good and es oneap as- sap in the city. T. CiRAFF--...PLUL, HUG Üb.. WM. GILILFIr Western , ? Stove Works; 945 MUM MUT, PITTSBURG/1s GRAF F Art__C_ol. 4 . - WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION looted at the public to their large elieek of treU se . Cook, Parlor & Heating Stoves KITCHin RANGES. GRATE FRONTS. irnt i tG ' ittil e lit h d‘9l%" i tet STATE. The Diamoad, ldvae[ee Air light, Elapse,' ut IRON Were awarded the FIRST PRIEIOI7II at the Rata Farr for the BM 00440 (4)98 &TOWS% Llsq FIRST PREhLIUM avWed the EBUreatlESKuia eIonzAIPTPILII, For the MST WOOD 000 H STOVES NOW ral 08E:The EHNTLIOHIAN an l LlVlAßFremstone ue Stores are ' a ll uh u i=r l tH9 to the lima leek 01 GRATE FRONTS PATEIrI 'AGVICY Robt. W. Iloawiht. For the past four years Mans ge r of the W ashhig ton Branch of the BelentltlC AnaerlcanPa• tentAg sae y for FIX. teen Years Is the Pateat Aseacy'• Baal nese. , eoestary,lto- af Wane a at Lam se fon of B.—W,e Rae the DIAMONtweerEOLIESS Ging Cookateees With SoapBw= Malmo, which Wend - the tire better thin Ulm. mall& W. H. IiffACkELE & MERCIANT TAILOI-S INVITE - the afienfiiM Of bum to t z.eir large and varied stook et Fall and Whiler6ol4 Jar".4,,..m s nut inufui 'On Of newest styles of - goods for ei; • I aid Tottth's War', tooettwoosittrirtetliffii=lotimillgttlw-,,-,-, moot ot, gentlemas tilthl6.lVrfttle 431totardst• nonno3D 6or.Mi ketSoitare,sllelnattyatty. TINIMIIIA*do GEM WiligMtle and Retail Elmer% macWNbeatAr, 2- ; TAUS, warm', Aigipacrft NorttrEast corner of C.l OHIO STERET aaansaner . B. R. BULGER. itAinivign2o4oll` EVERINIMMIWITION gmh FURNITIJRE 4111- • ,PATMAILLSICi A rxii„L A tiSOßThriskTiar Pittsbarghlilantractued cohaagifon har4 l igagn we distal at it* Pricmituff-51A8Rt • - oflairp,mi WWI", rp*:l.lWr.g.s.i),A.D4 maw To conclude with the Y 0 II N-G---W-1-D--0---W-e JUVENILE SINGING BOOSEt (corner P)cond, l'itebtwgh,) Nude of Grate Fronts, Fenders, &I).' PARLOR AND HIA'IINO STOYIS, JOSEPh HORNE, .MARIEET'STREET4' micruirthrlnfimi EI*PIV3ICELD - . ..s ' , IN TEIC EITATN;; HEMS
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