PITTSBURGH POST
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1862
PALISH PROPHETS.
The New York Tribune comes to the
defence of Russel; of the London nines,
and in doing so shows both ingenuity
and - malignity. It will be remembered
11 4 it Pusell, in one of his letters to the
Ibnei,predieted that our government
would not, give up the rebel embassa
dora,Aason and Slidell, because of fear
ottle "American mob•" Quite a num
b;)r of our American journals have in
flicled merited chastisement upon the
.„
rlintkslanderer of our government and
penpl and under the charitable pre_
tell4i)f.ithe best being liable to be mis
takeni:especially in matters of prophecy,
the , Tribune excuses Mr. Russell in the
following cruel attack upon Secretary
Setvitrd. After enumerating several
comparatively unimportant predictions
failing of fulfillment, the Tribune glides
gerktli and softly to the point as fol
"Grjo.recall a still more striking in
stanOtAite all remember Mr. Seward
foretellifil at the New England dinner
in thisrbity, in December, 1800, that the
commotion would all be over in sixty
days,frfiim that time, as well as his sub
seqnent repeated assurances that in
ninety days the struggle would be fin
ished. No, no; all who undertake to
tell us what is going to happen hereafter
are likely to mistake sometimes ; and
Mr. Russell is no more to blame than
any, other soothsayer whose prognosis
has turned out to be erroneous."
If a Democrat were guilty of giving
the Secretary of State this. stab in the
baok, it would startle the entire Aboli
tion. fraternity, and cause their very
bones to rattle in mutiny. Had we
originated this paragraph, the Gazette
'would have commented upon it for a
week at least, and utterly confounded
us by, quoting from some English Abo
lition paper, as if did in relation to Mr.
Sumner—to prove that in the estimation
of 'English Abolitionism Mr. Seward is
a very greatstatesmankoWe remember,
some three months ago, of making al
fusion to this three month prophecy of
Mr. Reward, going to show how much
the'ablest of us have underrated the
rebels, and neat day we received a letter
from a Republican subscriber to our
weekly paper—who has never either as
tonished or gratified us with the sight of
hiscurrencyorpar--saying that he could
nolonger patronize a paper that sympa
thized with Southern rebels ! Now we
setathat ' horrid monster, Greeley," as
Senator Davis called him, using the
Secretary's prophesy in order to ditcred
it his predictions hereafter. We exp”et
this attack upon Mr. Seward to cost iii t
Tribune at least onebhalf of its cir. •.
tion.
But the New York Tribune itself has
amused itself in drawing iarererices froni
the appearance of "fiery stars," and the
faded complexion of the "pale faced
moon." The signs of the times indica
ted to its vision, that the South would
never leave the Union, could not be eject
ed with the force of shoe leather. It
insisted that the South contained within
itself, the elements of her own destruo
14m—slavery; and that all we had to do
was simply to issue a proclamation tel
the slaves to rise and that would le
the speedy end of the rebellion. The
Tribune and all the rest of its class, in
._ okidibge. thousand spouters in and out
•'`: .guess, have been issuing procla
mation's for more than nine months, and
to no purpose. The rebellion now, se
cording to the tribune, is more formida
ble than it was at first---so threatening,
indeed, as to cause that paper seriously
toconsider whether we had nor better
let the rebels go, than fight them any
longer.
All these blundering predictions on'
the part of the Tribune and its followers,
arises frcm the tact of their total mis
conception of the South and its resour
-003 isnd relations. They start wrongly,
and necessarily arrive at erroneous
cop
elusions. Instead of the slaves rising, as
predicted, the • are in the—Eicathern ar
e • •s, and in others they
1-- 1 .- .lngaged in such pursuits as their
masters desire them to be at. There are
of course exceptions, but they are not
'numerous. The Tribune and its class are
now so enraged at the total failure of
their predictions, relative to t h;s South•
_ern rebellion, that they now begin to
regret that they did not permit them to
• secede in the beginning of the revolt.
'Thadestruction of slavery, however, was
the incentive which prompted them to
advocate coercion; seeing this undertak
ing likely to fail, we now find them bt
,, .
_ginnig to feel the popular pulse in fa
'',vor of letting the Gulf States alone. But
that:masses of the freemen of the North
are for the restoration of the Union ; so
le the President, and so are the k,un
---S.-:•,fiii—diset thou.sands who are in the field.
"The war is tot an Abolition expel iment;
it is a struggle for the existence of cur
government, and it must prevail, no
matter what the expense, and totally
regardless of oonisequences to slavery, or
to the vocations of ranting, political Ab
olitionists.
- ifir We feel oarselves prompted to
.00mpliment our venerable and venera
ted ootemporary, the Pittsburgh Gazette.
Yeste;rciay'a issue contained nothing, &h
-i soluiely riething, of the irrepressible con
alder of the millions in human bondage,
"ad of Northern people "being in love"
with that honorable institution. In the
'fibeettqe of these, however, our neighbor
1:-.77v;"hrillioteil over a mortal" column and a
h a lf upon its readers, under the-facetious
.beading of "a few words on a newspaper
ittamp duty."
After a learned and interesting hit of
history in relation to "Itt:ttnp duty," 1-e
giiiitTog in the reign of Queen Ann, of
___E n eand, and her tory Ministers, Harley
end' Bollingbroke, and some pertinent
j ab a gozatel)_ean_Ewift and St. Pitriek,
• crim zk#Abor halts for a moment and
~ , bffnist us ittaeutiiifi was always a tory
Intnigand," and that Cabinet officers
have leen traitors before ' Floyd and
Thompson" were hein;d'of. ,tipon these
'points we have beerizin doubt for some
time, andlake this ()Cassie° to thank
our neighbor for its information. There
is another nice point connected with
this stamp act which our friend will
place us under additional obligations by
explaining, and that is this, in what
country was St. Patrick born, and what
was the exact altitude of the steeple of
the church which pious Christians of
Dublin erected for him in that ancient
city, in the beginning or ending of the
fourth century?
ROUSE OP REFUGE.
We have received from lar Julia T
Logan, President of the Houle of It •f
-uge, a statement purporting to be an
explanation of the conduct of the man
agement of that Institution in relation
to the religious rights of inmates, in an
swer to sundry communications calling
for explanations. We shall publish the
document on Monday, with some obser
vations of our own in reply.
OUR ARMY CORRESPONDLINCF
SANDY HOOK. MARYLAND LIKICHTS,
January 28th. 1662. )
EDITOR POST :—We have been hilerna_
ting on the Heights for near three
weeks. This period owing to the ab
sence of all excitement passed slowly
and unpli. asant enough. Yesterday
about 11 o'clock, a. m., our lookout dis
c wered obout 150 cayalry and tvo tie
et's of artillery, liesurly picking their way
down the road that leads through Boli
var to Harper's Ferry. Uar orders were
not to fire until we received w 0 7 ,1 from
Major Tyndal, who commands at. this
point and has his quarters in Siral
Hook, about a mile below our post
The rebels were therefore per muted to
proceed with their object, v., Ludt wa ,
soon manifested toward us, by the dii.•
charge of a shell followed by a ,reonti.
They had apparently not discovered
as their shots were directed to c ~o,.ltily
'•H's" Tau tors on the riot r, a ebr, t dis•
ranee shove. Our gun was planed 1 -
real) , opposite their position and the
first shell scattered Mr. Seee,h iu a'l di
rections. Toe cavalry took the back
track al a Glpin gait, while tho , e in
front sought the protection of the houses
in Bolivar. We fired about twenty
shells in and about the town. Toe fireit.g
on our side was very poor, owing to the
high wind, misty atmosphere and mis
erable state of the mountain side. The
ground was covered with ice, (owing to
the freezing of the rain as it fell on the
snow) and it was scarcely possible to
stand or get the gun properly ranged.
The long continued wet and damp
weather had also effected our ammuni
tion, rendering the explosion' of the
shells uncertain. About 4 p in.. we again '
opened on a squad of about thirty; but
:f.er the first shot, they were non eat
detatchment consists of one Par
r:J. 10 pounder, and twenty-one men.
1.1.-utenatit Atwell, was in command
until Monday evening when he left for
Point of Rocks. lieutenant J. D. Mc
arrived just at the close of the first
firing and is now in cmimand. The Ist
Section is still at lioncock. Captain
Knap with 50 men and gun No. 3, is at
the Point, awaiting the arrival of the
two guns and equipments for his new
Section.
Yours, 4-,c
James A. Dunlevy, of this city, has
charge of gun No. 4, spoken of. And
we are informed is one of the be.,t not.
diers in the service.—ED,
HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
MR. EDITOR: I have thought that a
letter from the seat of the governme..t
might be read by your people. You will
not get much at this writing, from the
fiat that I did not reach here in time,
owin !, to an unfortunate accident to a.
freight train off the track, which gave
us the inexpressible mortification of re
maining all night opposite the ',upper
House, without a single puff from his
majesty,the locomotive. I therefore mutt
content myself drawing on others for
the few facts I have to give and regret
losing the speech of speeches made by
your giant-minded member, Williams.
on the Investigating Committee. My
informant states that the speech was not
only brilliant, but terrific, and carried,'
all before it. It was Williams in the
days of his great triumphs. Tito (Jet is
that such should not he lost but sl read
broadcast over the State, that the it,ttple
who are so deeply interested should t e
informed of the workings of their ser
vants. - Mr. Dennis. it appears, took ex
ceptions to some ill-timed remark which
fell from the able remarks of Mr. Wil
liams, when this gentleman rose to a
question of privilege, observing that he
would take some other place and occasion
to question the member feom Allegheny
in his right to indulge in offence of
language. This then is likely to result
in something more serious than empty
sound, as Mr. Dennis is somewhat sen
sitive, and extremely courteous in what
he states in debate. This gentleman
has a fine reputation as a finished law
yer with amiable temper- ment. I am
confident from what I know of your
member that he did not make use of
the language to offend, for it is his man
nerism and not that he would offer in
sult, for in Mr. Williams, "His honor
and his life but grow in one ; take honor
from him and his life is done."
Dr. Gross also spoke eloquently, and
his remarks are highly commended by
members with whom I conversed. The
Doctor is popular. and I presume de
served :y so. I will have something to
say of him and others hereafter.
The ex Secretary of War is expected
here to-morrow; there will not be as
much attention bestowed now as befoie
—what a thing office is in this land of
Yankee simplicity?
The following sentiment was sent to
the Burns celebration by your fellow
citizen of McClure. It is not only pa
triotic but complimentary to our brave
soldiers who bear the honored name of
"Pittsburgh Rifles."
The "Pittsburgh Rifles" at Draines
ville—The most certain 'cure for the
preservation of the Union; "up guards'
and push down South. TESTUDO.
ati- Take this remark trom poor
Richard—poor and lame: whate'er be
gins in anger, ends in shame.
air Tart words make no friends ; a
spoonful of honey will catch more flies
than a gallon of vinegar.
Mir He - that would live at pcace and
ease must not speak all that he knows, -
nor judge all that he sees.
Scene in the United Statesigena°
On Wednesday, last, Mr. BaulaberyiTof l elmare,
addressed the Senate in opposition 40 the exP4l
sloe of Mr. Bright. He said: ' • '
When the people aro mad their represcuttalaves
are seldom wise Reason, Make and Common
sense has well nigh fled the land. The senator
trom Massachusetts (Sumner) had angled the
Ateator from Indiana, and the „names of Cataline
and Arnold seemed less hateful now bet:tame they
had received hei (Sumner'.) censure, and their
future fame would shine more br gotly because
they hai not received his praise. No age can
furnish such an example of injustice as the aotion
of hus peers toward the senator from Indiana. He
(eauishury) contended that tne issue was, whether
the letter wreeen to rarie was caloulated to give
aid and cc mfort to a public enemy. He claimed
teat, the latter was 'simply a common 11111.1 M
uf tutroduction. No injury to the government was
intended or could it rxenebey result from such a
iettsr. He. (Mr. Saulsbury) knew that loyal men
es ever breathed were under suspicion; such
things only weaken the cause. if he would coo
,_,e t in reetoring the Union, he muse be just and
fear not. If isitoleice rule the hot and me be
proscribed and expected on suspicion, sucb means,
Jrn'ead of preserving the Cocet tution, only Mee
tees it.. destruction.
Mr. LAYS repeed to Mr. Saulsbury, sustaining
the position he ,ad asserted in hi, former remarks.
H. referred to Mr Bright's course in not having
voted for measures to s twirl the government or
satdue the rsdeltion, although he said he had not
exam ned the record carefully
Mr. BRIGHT said he was on a tr al wh'oh
solved lee seat here, and perhaps his reputation.
The lormer he oared little situeet; the latter he
cued a clod des fur and thought it justice to him
the senator should examine the record If he
W 31211 take the trouole to examine his re cord he
could Sail no duce noes and co such sentimente
AS MO senator imputed to tern. He would flsd he
had ever denied the right of secession as long ago
es Mr. Calhoun was in the Senate. lie had spoken
egainet ass en 1/ ight.
Mr HOWE inked him it he coned refer him to
any speech made .ant sees on, wecre Mr. Br.ght
dried the reeee of tiecees.un.
bRIGH (led d teat he was not much
± ,,ren to speech makin but he (Etregbi) begged
refer to his speese when he said that
there were three part.es in the Semite, ac. He
es s , af, fed tee -costi r horn Kentucky had got
e.e ot-oute tde until he hat taken
:eat "no pod cited CORM cc' of :Yasuo h." 'nig
senator charges me with teatime to outside m
-611CliCi.9 If he waste to carry the war into Afri
ca lem reaty to meet him there. Tue senator
from Kentucky cannot a arm me. I understand
c., and eu (Liebe he un bri.tand. me. If he and
n a examine the record, how did he ;Ate hie infer•
moron, to stand here in the ihee ate, as he toes, and
mierepr. Beet me? I seep to tote tha. 'he record
furnishes him (Ua• is) si tt any such fazus ,r same
metre as he charges me with.
Mr. DAVIS (ley jetted that he Ini4.le the same
edetneo a teems to mire the gentleman a chance
0 them.
Mr. B HIGH. f —You d:d ELL dab 0 uo!ustun of your
Mr. DAVI.4 continued, re erring to the 40 . .613 and
reef rd cf Mr. Pr An., and ocd not min
re, reeent
Mr BRIGHT—Kid Ile leneVr from Kentucky
al .ow me a moment r
LiVI-J—No, mrt No r:
T .0 Cuaa , •i..led the senators to Or. ler.
fir. AV Id asked. the Oen% or a point out
0110 rnev-ur • coercive that he hied voted for. Will
he do Con ? Wnen the resolution was introduced
et the beginning of the proeent Beession of Con
iaese t,, lay a Lax of one hundred and fifty millions
of dollars, the senator tram Indiana (13fighti was
in hi. set", but when the Vo:0 on c/o.ng so was ta
ken he w,s cut of t. T, senator from led air
had a duty to perform. He (Davia)hai no rnml
ty
pgalOSt the senator from Indiana, but he would
have ass rijdiceti if he Davie) COUIJ base ehowr,
lile rote for a measure W eustla the got
ernnnehi eiefend itself.
Mr N nx, 1 tail he had ex...mined
the r'ci - ird through though no: fully. tut a fnr an
Gin ( Eetoenaen's renoilocilcin wee. there were 13,
yeah and n4ye taken OIL the Tote
Mr. hit.. C atad Ili the Senator Irt tu Dame
(F. seentlenj tt tot .1 ea, though be wan a pnbacai
opponent an I ne tit i no eta m opaa h.m, and a -
though h- tHr-ght) was arc dentaily on the Ftnance
Comma-to. ttt which be (Feseenden) hal charge.
be u d wsa b.in (Fe.a=nden ) what bad lama hta
tßrtitt'e a Jr 2.1.1 Lao Committee on Finance in
rere.reu..e L e L - 1.03eje1.1 meaeuree of tt“e gov
Ur. r I will rhy tl.at, aeoord ng to
my fccohe 1133 Of Whel , Ilse been dune In the C.:L..
rlll;,.ed CE F,C.I,Le Meg.) ttlEvAtUfei wore
.ce.dtrtil setlwteu tee Ele,n,tur from locattna
tr , j41.1, An- pro,eLL. and 1 [lnhere r,a: ho Lei
0 , prel:y 90' teat lu L a attendance, thin. n: ey
have r ,v, .1 all oppoatuon from him (13rtkrhi, ,
th '.-ve u.s conztureoce.
Mr. 0‘,10r.1 cal that be had seked the tiller,
Iron hot ps cause the senator !corn kieutuniry had
tu.y tagot to CAW 120.t1e nun (tit ight,) but to relieve
the Senator !roar Kentucky of a great anal of
r,u burrowing abutlt to
For The Dai'y Pest
Lit I itt. :.1,1 in abut be aatil about oarr) dig
ALlca to n 1 ant Li, threat. IC the
,tt nato.. :run Indiana had ar y explanation to make,
be (Davi-) we. molong .o bear n.
Mr. bRU.,H i-1 tutre no explana'ton to make.
1 mean peace, an.l desire peace.
Mr. LA V.. 4 aaid that he ea., a oaeoe aural Ada a,
and Madill aa th•aana. He rtterrail ag-in to Mr
E.s.ght's vote and ao..iin in the Senate. The
S. net' r tram Indiana made ane roman: to bad
ta..te Waal - 1 Knr,w you" What dd hr
mean? Lid tpe geo. niece mere to convey a
mane a aga.c.:t mi.? IP dhe .hreeten me!
Mr. BEtlio am no. euudelous of ti.viog ul-
Vred any threat niamet tun gentleman from Eel,
tur try. 1 I.av •no Idea, from wna: 1 know of him,
that he wou'd on deterred lion) doing hid duty by
any threat Ido rot know w:..e.her file yjnh,
w,..11.1 be or u.,'. be earl make too ex.pnr.m-nt.
Mr. Ifh.V,h intid that ne end on peace:al relation,'
with every creator.
Mr. BRIG EIT—So acu I.
Mr. DAVIT continued, and contended that tak_
Ina the ro.ee of tle senator for n Indiana (Bri,..ht,)
.nd hie e.,uree and a, thou on the restlutton tor
&ration, it was Hutt •;el . Around (or hie (Bright's)
expuleio .
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Deposits made with this Bask BEFORE the
FIRtirc.,DAY OF FEBRUARY,
Will draw interest from that da•e.
jam A RoLTON, Treasurer
Tanana's 0/nail,AM/Wout Co.. Pa,
Pittsbursrti. Deo. 6 1881. f
IU. PURSUANT TO TBZ PROVISIONS 0
V.BOlllOOO o: the I.,egielsture of the Com
monwealth of April. 10, 1836. notice is h.reby given
to all person 3 deetrous of ptocsrins copies or the
Acts or the next Leg stature. to subscribe at this
of for the same.
A few copies or the Acts or the las' Legislature
rem,in for those subscrthing, sud others.
G. Y. CO U LT F. 4.,
County Treat
thstqk
Omni NI „mesa taste NAOIGA.TION CONPAYT,
Pittsburgh. December 9, 1891. f
N, tiONONGAISI ELA. NAV IG TICKS GO tif
',.-NOTICE TO STOCKHOL DERS—Th
annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Mot on
cstiela Navigation Company will be held at the of
fice of said Company, NO 72 GRANT STREET, in
the city of Pittsburgh, on TR UR3DAY, the 9th day
of January, 1892. (mil required by law) at half past 2
o'clock, p m 'the elections for Wormers of Raul
Company for tote ensulngyear will be held bete een
the hours rt meetingand four o'clock p m.
pet: olaw W Vat. BA KEW ELL Secretary.
PriTtiBURGH, January Ist, 1882,
1 IVII)ENL 2 , 1 OTIC E, ALLEGHENY
II al Lan —The Free dent and Managers of
the "Company for erecting a Bridge over
glietty Elver, opporite Pito tore], in the County of
Aliegneny.” have thin, day declared a Dividend of
FOWL PER. CENT on the Capita: Stock of the
Company paid up, w horn it payable to Stock hold •re
or their 10.:51 repreeentetivee on or after the 11 h
last,.• t WM.. RO.BEL'Itti, Treasurer.
-4:0:r. :to I ICE TO THE tYERS OF Ale.
LittihtENY COUNTI—No , ice to hereby
,Z , VPII that on and after MONDAY, Febru•ry ad,
1862 the 'TWO MILL dr.! lEF TAX levied by tho
Commi•etouersdor the year 1801, will be reeeiveu
at the County Treasureee Otte.), until March let.
Al! of the efo-eatod 'faxes remaining unpaid
at the t . rn a whl be put .11t0 tee hands of Collector.
with the AUDITION OF TEN PEa CEN I. for et l
leehon as per a oc of assembly,l6th January 1882.
jatt2waditt A. FLOYD, County Treasurer.
A uastrum Val.= Itailattter• OP/101,
Pttteburgq, January litth, 1802.
TEE ANNUAL. MISS f M ut UP TAN. st POCK
klut.t.,Erti3 of the All,gbeiy Vsitey haft
road Cr na. any, w:11 be t ell at the offi:e or the
rt.rnpa by , corner of W .81111'1Ru:to and Plea streets.
Y.ftn Ward. Pittsburgh, r'n TCEd LAY, the itt; day
of February, 1802, at .0 o'olo?k, aTr A statement
of the aftsirs f tr.eCorrpany wilt be prattentest an t
an ele.ts n .t ill be herd for President and 15..tsrd
Managers far toe ensuing year
jal3stal J A tf h.S 01830 N, Beereuary-
OFFICE OF PlrftigUktei ni. IiVBUUKANOE CO..
l'itae l Evan, January 14th, t 862.
113 E .6,14 , U Ai. E LEO I'lliN FOR 6 RVEIi-
Te..l5N bt H. ntOTo.laS of LIMA company, to
errs for Lit.. onsg.rtg year, will be held at this of
he it on 'l'l'l,ll l AT, February 4131, 1842, between Ole
hours el It a. m, 11.0,1 2 p. rn.
)a24.t.el F. A. R I N EHART, Secretary.
GENTS WI:111E MERINO SHIRTS,
GENT• 3 WHITE MERINO DRAW ERB,
Gents Grey M •rial Stnr.. and Praw , rso.'ollara,
No• a Taw, ki.:k and linen Hendaer•
note G, kitanary, tyl.4vre, he.
Lidlea Eub:GLitred ilaudkerchige,
Embrutdered Collars, Ecuorviderei Setts,
Chespeet in toe city
MELII• No' CO abls:
I COEV4:II 4 , r
Et , c,EINIA BUDICES.
s,
HALMOS'? A I !-b:iRT
41 A..r.meut at:low pr:_vf.
Coto f.
Cotton liobior y
nC',a: }••~ - ,;rice?
Woolen (loo:*
Woolen ti0,,,13,
Woolen Goods,
st o4•st Lo clvEo r 11'; stock.
OFIAIWI GIPNER'S,
NO. 74 MARKET' STREET
T. (i&it'l tiL;.]Ut.
Western Stove Works,
245 LIBR LU STRKki, PITTSBURGH
GRAFF & CO.,
MA N J 1 0 ACT IETREES,
NVOCI.DC;LL PliE ATTENTION
of smock of well Se•
Cook, Parlor & Heating Stoves
Lieu 8.0 V 11.1)
NiTC9E„ RANGES, CRATE FRONTS,
Hou.ow-W es a, ex.., amc,i4 wntcla foruaLl Uie
r,rai • CO I. CO(U-i STOVES IN THE
STATN.. 11111
Diamond, kaTnte, 3ir•Tight, gcLipae, arm
MIN CITY,
Were awnrue., tr_e PREMIUM at the State
Fair for toe BEST COAL COOK B'COVF.4I. &leo
FierST PRESJeI,•SS ow.reed to the
TRUE A lin ICA PT, GLOBE k REPIIIILic,
F r STOVES NOW 1N
USE • sad .11ANISIti Premium
Stoves are iixouri,, , ed We mill ottention of
DEALER , ' and the largest stock of
GE ttirr. ritoprrs& ODE
'1 11 d 1 ATE
N.li.—WetinettnU AMUIvf i and ECLJPtiEChI
Coon S . ov. n wit . . i-cia:—iitune Linings, which ectisd
fi o bolter that: ran oo.28;In
SMITH ez. PITCAIRN,
MERCHANT TAILORS
tili,ABR STIIET.
WILL AN GARR & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
A 1. 1n TERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &o.
ALB 0 ,
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD MONONGAHELA EYE WHISKY,
321 and 828 Liberty Street,
edelv PITTFIBUROII. P 4
Fine White, PIA:A and Fancy Flannel Under
and Overstarte ou n . •+od made to order, on
shortest notice, at
R. WILLIAMSON'S,
SHIRT FACTORY,
O. 4T ST. CLAIR STREET
EATON, NLACELMISI agG
JOBBERS & RETAILERS
-0 F -
Trinuningia__Embrolderiss, Hosiery, nth&
Ctristii, Underskirts; Yarn N, ifttbbons,
PloimniZelibm
&fall tiny nN . A WAREs AiwaYspu band.
Oltrandleomstry liferchentsftlipbed as low
prices. EATON, MACltti 51 A CO,
Ist4 No. IT Pith Meet"
NEW ADVERTISEKENTS
'TO 'CLOSE A CONSIGNMENT-
THREE SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
With Full Iron Frames for $l6O. For olsh 00
For sate by-
JOHN H. HHLLOIL, 81 Wood street.
pIaNOS TO RENT—
TWELVE PIANOS TO RENT
at SA, $3, St and (b per trratth.
JOHN H. MELLOR, 81 Wool eft'. ”t.
IC.K.E.RING PIANOS.—
♦ new supply of Piano? from the manufactory o
CHICKERIIqG & SONS
w,l: be received early in February.
JOHN H MELLOR, No. 81 Wood street.
frl Bole Agent for OLiew.erink, k Sone
CITY GUAGEIt.
TifE CITY GUAGER'S OFFICE
removud to JOHN kIe:RHONN lumber office,
cJrner of HAND ANv PENN EE
I,l:tre hl EPwARUd. ury
SUNDRY CuNSIUNMENTb
barreII Gcra
2' kegs Packed Butt) r
6 tuba Fresh roll butter;
1 COJ pot.nde Leaf Lard;
ao Fresh Sau-ages;
100 bushel Pick Eye Potatoes;
000 pounds eiecre Feathers;
ltk bustle:Et Dried Applcs;
3 , 1 u do do Peaches;
5) ,IC/911 Corn Brooms;
16.) rte. oil Barret. , ;
75 bases Geese. recto:yeti and for retie by
JA7. A.? h7TZ 7 2.11., .), , rher Market sal First lAA
lel
100 TOl2O 13A1iBEI.S CRUDE OIL
from 'armers and Meehan ea Well
gravity 42, in bulk
60 doom liiroomei
,00 pounds liurlcwheftt Flour, iust recei red an I
n'e cheap rut "4-h. Alm, 1 u 0 barrel, Cruse
from Bucktey Well; gravy 40
I N. A AA. lr e. n Wm.d street.
LE•CTURES
PitOFESSOR A O'Lk:ARY,
Wlll deliver a lecture rn
PUYSIOILOGY
AT CONCERT HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
The sable cc will Le I'l I,n nted by rbedr s cf a ri re
and co,uycol.ec lou of mAtariaLof t wattage, skete•
woe, mandims, Ltlr, Las boast cabinet at Lte k nd
in America
ii , 101,1 free. No w.ntr.ory t
For pttrltallel , see t. I
LANDRETH'6 & BLI T'B
GARDEN SEEDS,
GEORGE A. KELLY,
)eak) N'. 64 Al'echo
U, 4 E I QUAMEhit&Srtit'S
WARR tNTE3 AND OTHER CLAIMS
AIiAIM THE GO VERMI &NT, BOUGHT BY
rsbu Run TRUST COMPANY
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OIL BEFINkIa FOR SALK.
wNE (H. - THE BEST REFINERIES
in the weit CAD now to pu,hase 1 on the moo t
ressosetle terms lieLeman I, itnexcepuonable,
and it will prutine rn.re 01.. u.., less exl ense,
than nay other e4, - thhabmont now operabrg. It to
fire pro J, and suppunt Is p!rnZy w to the pw eat
It in every re.p ct a oplend d chance fur
any person wish tug to eng.ge n the bu , lness.
Terms one-half caoh, t.,,n balance in one,
two and three years, witu interest secured 'on the
premises. A,..1,1 ress BOX 311, PlUsloirgh, P. P.O.
1.30 1w
G ENI'S CALF BOOTS CHEAP,
GENT'S CALF Boors CHEAP,
GENT'S CALF BOOTS CHEAP,
AT Ai O. 15 FlTEll STREET.
6 TOVE
IP o
1 1 P'' -8
A. 14.-.4 2 !_ 1..3E1Y - ,
NO, 30 WOOD STREET,
Manufacture ao wholesale and retail dealer is all
Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves,
Grate Fronts, Fenders, Jto
as. In our sample room may be found the
-CELEBRATEDGAS BURNING COOK STOVES,
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the merita of which have been fulls tested by
thousan if l / 2 and the moves pronounced unecrmled
by any In this market; together with a great many
other deairaole patterns.
We have alao a very large assortme
NELOIt AND IikATING STOVES,
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now of
fered to the publ c.
•
ais- FANCY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS., of the newest styles. Oommcm
PI it: than Bow and Jam Grates, all of which are of
fered at very low prices.
stir-Special inducements offered to builders in
want of GRA'YE FRONTS. noetem
BALTIMORE PIANO MANUFAC
a 0 UY—This factory, over twenty five years
In successful operation, awl extensively favored by
the t,st standard of art and discrimina
tion. and with permission, The first time present to
cs teens of Pittsburgh mad vie pity, some of the
la
test effoits now on sale at 182 SMITHFIELD
STREET. Those wishing to purchase a good
FAMILY PIANO, that will last a life lime, at much
less than the us mt price of a good Piano, are re
specttwly n- quested to give these Pianos a fair ex
&MIMI kn. Yuinista and Vocalists specially mvited
to examine the facilities of playtne this Piano over
those of tne old system in common use. They have
been gotten up expressly for the retail trade of this
house, and every Plano carries a written guarantee
of durability to the put chasers for five year.. Please
call soon. Orders will be received for any style of
Pianos GRAND, SQUARE or GOTTA'S 'touch and
tone. warranted to please.
ja2B2m J. J WISE t BROS., Pittsburgh.
NEW FAIL GOODS 1-
EATON MACRUM 16. CO.,
Invite attention to their
BMW STOCK FOE FALL TRADE,
A1114946.1 1 741nd 19 Mk 11,E lei„
Wholesale buyers supplied at lowastpriess.
W. H. MARI AS. all
NVA_HUAI'iTED
FiR BALE BY
JoHN D. SCULLY, Cash:er
I .. S. IJIEFFENI3ACFIER.
(corner Peeond, Pittsburgh,)
kinds of
D ROMS ALS FOR TRANSPO .
TION OF ARMY STORM—Sealed Pr4tuals
wit" be received itt this office Wit MBA, etiliON ,
DAY'S, W EuNKEIDA VS end ASIDArB foel the
tr nspor 101013. by eater, of fitrmy ttervApreli Able
port to Wheeling, Perkerebtutg. Polo,..Zeizent,
Gallipol a, CiLlCalnab, LoutWleolairciAnd Bk"Lonie.
Freight ko be awarded to dila 10eabfddere,..Yref
armee to be given to boats 'is' nord ditto *go of
water, draught; speed, etren,glNand itittrance g.
istry. ALCIVIGOM Aar.-
re
Qoarterumeiii S. A.
Oftioe Qnarterroaster, U. B. A., PittelaFgh, Penn.
•, lad
PROPuSA LS FOR TRANSPORTA
TION OF ARMY STORES—Sealed Proposals
will be received at this office until hi in., on the 8 ti
proximo, for the transportation during the current
year ending December Slat, 1882, of all ordnance
and army stores (heavy ordnance Der piece, and
other stores per WO pound.) to and - from tne•Al•
legheny Anew.% Railroad Depots, Foundries and
Wharves in and relic this coy.
Bidders will specify annlformirate tl7nad from
t' e Allegheny Arsenio, slid points wo h n the Ito
it 9 of the cite , slid a like unl'orto rate to and from
all points vittoM the limit. of the oity,
A. 111 UN TGOM Y,Quartermaster, U. S. A.
Odice Quartermaster U. d. A., Pitt,ouigh, Penn
s lean a ja
. C. SCHMERTZ..
Pitts Dumb. Pa
stl IMILERT '45 & BLELILLAY,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Illuminating and Lubricating 01
Crude Petroleum Oil, B , nzole and
every description of Lamps.
sm. Commission Merchants for the Nee of
CRUDE PETROLEUM.
153 WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh,
opposite Ist Pre4byterlan Church-
1 1 13 E PARTNERNHIP heretofore ex
t i.ting under the firm of WOOD, MORRELL
A C.), w,ll explre by en the net January,
WOOD, MORRELL & CO.
The sub,cribers have entered into copartner•
ship under the firm of WuOD, DIO &
and aill continue the General Mercantile business
at Johnstown, Pa,
RICHARD D. WOOD.
cHARL,ESEI, WOOD,
JOHN M. KENNEDY,
GEORGE TROTTER.
GEORO'f L. OLIVE,R,
DANIt.L MOHR LL,
Ei , W &RD Y. Tow NSKIPD,
W Y AT r W MILLER.
264ildrItw
-- -
NOW IS THE TIMETO GET BAR
GAINS—Paring purchased most of my stock
telore the great advance, and as I am closing ont
my winter steak, I have marked a.l the beat brands
of Black ar d Dark Brown Calicoes at 12% cents per
yard; Bleached and Unbleached Mo4lns lees than
.a holeaale priron; one yard wide Unbleached Mai.
lin Ste, worth 10: Canton Flannels and the best
Paper Mu.dins 12yee; Shirt Fronts nd Irish Linerr
t heap; Skins beet coality. Purchasers
do well to ,n , ll and ace. IR No. Si Market sties., be
ts een Fifth and Diamond.
lags H. J. LYNCH.
PRINTS. PItINTO►
AT 12i CENTS
Best quality light and dark
GINGHAMS AND CHECKS,
DIS lON -TH strtsatt
•
kLIJ r
s,,its hare dissoDred their coparterahlp har
ing emoted between them es t U NILES A OU , up
to this time in the Teruans haziness, and by
ma
walaKreement WM. B. Y UNKEU, the ao.p.rtner ,
Win, from the tiny, Carry OD said biliDllo.B in his
own name. ~ JACUYS MUMMA,
..1Y B. YumEs.l"
BALMORAL MiD HOOP SKIRTS. McKeesport, Jana try 1, V62. ja
TICKING, SHEETING & SHIRTING
IRISH LINEN & SHIRT BOSOMS.
Xeedle Work, Hosiery, Ore.
DR E 33 SILKS, closing out cheep
WINTER DRESS GOODS at a sacrifice
Our terms are CHEAP FOR IJASII
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
74 Market Street
)1.80 dim
LATE STYLES OF WINTER GOODS
JUST - Rmomi - vmrp.
wE are now opening a choice Stock
T V of Winter Goods,
_consisting in all of the lid est
importations of CLOTHH, CAESIBIERES Ala)
\Tani NGIB, which we Hatter ourselves will oe equal
to any assortment to be bound East or West. They
will be made tap to order in a superior style and at
prices to snit the times. We would respectfully
solicit an early call from our patrons and the
public.
SAMUEL GRAY & SON,
PAERCHANT TAILORS
No. 19 fifth Street.
self;
T
E LAMPLIGHTER'S STORY ;
HUNTED DOWN; THE DETECTIVE 11)-
I,IOE, and steer Nouvelettes, by CHABLE3 DICK
EN4, complete in 01U3 volume, and uniform 'nth
'43reat Expectations." Price 60 cents in paper
cover, or two Illustrate]. Editions in Cloth, either
io duodecimo or owavo form. Price VA each,—
For awe at
MINER'S, next door to Postoffice.
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE,
No. 77 Market Street,
NEW BA.IdiIORAL SKIRTS,
Two new lot& bright and beautiful colors, Ilrat,vata
quality and at very low prices.
HOOP
Wide and narrow tops. of the best makes, for La
afire and bassets, at old prices.
COTTON HOSIERY,
A fu 1 stock of floe, medium and common grades
ac last years prices by the doaen,until February
le. The lodise are invited to call and
examine our assortment.
LADIES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
Embroldered, Hem lied Embroide - ed, Hemmed
Revere, Hemmed Stitched, - Corded-Land,
Mourning and Plain Lunen Hand
kerchiefs. The best bargains
yetottsred by traand which
cannot tad to be ap
preciated.
frOOLEA" GOODA,.
The entire mock of Hoods, floatage. Scarfs. Nu
buo, Sleeves, Muds, kn., closing out
at reduced prices.
BUCK GLOVES AND GA.IINTLETS,
A fall line of the above goons, some of mem espe•
Melly adapted for the ace of soldiers. A's°,
Woolen Books, dtriped Woolen hlarts
and Woolen Caps for &dams.
WHOLESALE AND BEWAIL BUYERS
are invited to od and exsin ne meta* which
we w.ll guars : tee lib good and ae eneap as any
in We eity..
JOSEPH 11011.1114,
jel6 TT MARKET STREET.
MINER'S
UNION STATIONARY PA.OKETS,
Are supplied to Dealers et
$1,50 PER DOZEN.
NA TRONA OIL.
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTII
RINO tins article. wti.cn for brill, , ,cy to
burning, freedom of offensive odor, bliu
rency or color, (which color we warrant not to be
changed by age or errposare,)ls unsurpassed by
any illuminator in this or Eastern markets. As
profitable Oil to the ccennuner, we can specially
recommend it. Also, our manufacture of
CAUSTIC SODA,
Used by all large Soap Makers and Oil Refineries
whitst excels loser oent. in strength all the male
of English Bode birotighttothis country. Ouirmann
facture of
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LIE. SALT. 63 11 ,
Are so well and favorably 'mown, we Amt the
mention is auffietenc
all orders and inquiries Will be pramtly Wand"
to by ddreasmg
GEORGE COLUMN, Agent.
Penna. Bali Rtundadortog Company,
nolitlydwie Wend street. Pittabo
MOS - N N Tr 4 0 141 B PAO/OVW
rooms over our store, stkprirent occuptedti
-.Whelan& Clothisiffitors Ponsesion even as
- theptikatlpeilia. , SOILEWIS# 430,,
all 1111. Mk senate
Kam`__ ~g:..r: r.+>:. - ,~~:s..t..~.ax.:`~w` '-~""°`~*~g"3w~"`i,f'irx"~
- - -
4'lnallliefl. TB AIL 11,11
hagiatt ADD 0W1161111...—...WM. HSFEDEttEns
•
PA I 9 II I O, Aoll=lo.—Prtrate Boxes, 'Ala Single
Beat tp - Pnr 6lo 801. 61,0(k Panne& anci Drees
e. &sum o 60 mote, Family Orate, Ite reale:
Colored Gallery, 26 water, Colorod Boxess,6ooerdia
Gallery, 16 cent..
Rene tlt of ail popular actor W. C. GAILAUHER.
Dfr (41110,1°1
Atter which ";
JONA,THAN
Dan biaoral y..
`To eoimhide with
Pd'OLBLLAN'S DREAII.
en. MI LI! Lau
tiodae.s of Liberw..—. ...-
Bplnt of
JAMES RLE,A.KLEY.
Franklin, Fa.
INGING BOOR13:c-
per Sawn.
The c) the F. by J. B. Wcadboxy....------,...4 8 4 40
ihe New Lute or not, by .1 ts Woo 'bury
1 he Maw, ' by Lr. Lowed Maar
The Diapason, by Ge te.. hoot— , -
1 saboato Rea
The Jutniee by am. ... tvp
The Chnetian trel, by'A
Toe Sacred star by 1.. Matstuta .....
The Golden W with, tooth
Tam Harp, by j.
The Nignungple,onew Dot
Baubato C•ohool
The Golden Chain, for FlattatliAto
All the above tor Bale in qoanhtmaor show, y
JOHN H. BIEBLLOH,
NO. 81 WOOD DTBEET, -
ja2o-2w 6etaratta,Diam,o4Aupy_iiii itii knit
UTEG FUR LEASE—The house
14, known as the IST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, MUM'
ted on the corner of Gran; stet et end Fourth, to
olered for twine from the drat of ApriL For Jet MS
enqture of
NotmEON, ttothey
Office, lain:milli etNaet Pdffitifirgh.
ATTORNEY AT L. 41115
den.] y
TRANKstiIVING SERMONS.
11HANKEd IVI tst G—A LECTURE on
T PD. NE lAES, RAT,..cIaAJA4III3
ADEVINSTa. PrAaohed 534 ttie Atok Alieet
Preabyterlan Church, Philaiel, WOO ghtlida.Y.
Nov. 261, UR. One c colvo vol. Prim lb cents.
Weir moul. liimetinclpat.tomi—The i dmt
Ha. ion's (Arran, By HEN a! welto
sermion &livered in the Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn, N. Y., on Thank giving .DAy. ;Wernher
ina. One tol, octavo! Pride lb dente. For
sale by
F.T.TTSB URO 11 AND CI 1N NELLB-
NJ/LW& , Ra..ll.4tOAU CA)ltt ?ANY— FIRST
oltrodOS TUB' , L a CB NE g DIVISION COO
, TA lICTION 80 , .b.—lioiunra are herety hod.
fled that the Intvreat wmpona on the above bonds,
due FEBRUARY 1at.1862. Ft I. be ps . id on that day,
on preaentatich and de Ivery at the otHatot the
company, JONls . >' BUILDING, Fonith atieet,,Fitta
burgh. W. 0. RUGEARr, Secretary.
jaita 3
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVI
to TED until the fituday of FebrUarr,,73Cdt, for
fund-Wog FLOUR to the tinbabstennel
of the U. S Army. .
&bout twelve thciisand (12000) barrels will he
required of a h'gh grade of Extra Flour, to be do
livered in W to hine,ton at the Railroad li:repot, or at
the mills or wsrebouses to. Georwitown,sometbsto
between the 6th and 16th of February. post. _Bush
barrrl of Flour to be inapt Med JUSt t****is r e
wired.
The Flour must be equal in quality to the Mo
rs to be obtsioad at al.. ,Cat,itok Bakezig:
gton Oity, and the barrels tO W4O
the customary oath of allegianoewillha
of each contrector..
Bids 'to be directed to MART =St WITH, C.
8. U. B. h.. and endorsed 'Proposals." ja.2B4S
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
—AT TifE—
FOU RTH STREET OA. RPET SRORE.
WD. k. lITALLIIISI HAVE
• this day opened part of a very large and
vaned assortment of CARPETING, to when they
Witte the attention of buyers, es they 1011 be of
fered on the most favorable terms -
Also, • newly imported lot of beantifal Druggets,
all widths, at the lowest rates.
W. D. it H. M'OALLU DL
oel6 W Fourth street. near Wood.
GENTS
BRAIN Bota-nomworroo
FRENCH CALF BOO_
Also, a large stook of
Balmorals,,
which we are selling at reclueed Floes;
W. E. Schmertz &Co.,
No. arEitth Street.
IifitALINWAA - IKONONGAIiN
MAXIM haitlainforni
their:till° that he ban rethUnt alma the itria awg
having enlarged his eatiblialunwateautd filled it
with the newest and
pitrP.444ntadaed ntaaedh irD
an S WOW d 4 , r scro e l d Mng oll iff.e,boars l =id
and l
II kiln dnedf frea.megVnolddi box
dn. -
• September 7,11167. _••
nit. SWEEPS
unsmicliarr,
Wholesale Ana :mai tly
R. B. BUWEibt,
KLICOZACTIIIiii
EVERY RESCRIPTIEMOF
FURNIVIIIRE•
No. 45 Emithatrel siAst,
s -
PITTEBUROM.
Ii
iini * t i'tit
ett OF
• Pittaburgh
lure,
traiiitaltrairtiradist:loh werfliself4rthelowest
eiNklbr CAM. 1,
• VM,Uk.BLE •P` • Fo
-4, ‘ „ , sAmaticir,iscity ,8 1 1 00 • •
tercgastMllitatire - twestm•
Ttaftdwiti 10' Oa.
meager ofvlo:4laus344 „ • ,
:; ,- fromlisittraltiwO aa,iozio
tr 44.11 •- , .11(.4/1112LBAKC411110/ti; NO* OA
THI EVENTIiO
To commence with
rlzAitite.
McManus
ballet&
_ _
JUVENILE HOG , NG BOCIEF.; -"`
JOHN I. LOGAN,
KUHN'S LAW BUILDING,
PITTSBURGH, PA
HENRY MINER,
Sacces.,or to Hunt* Miner,
Next door to Post office.
THOMAS „FAALEY'S.-
TURNITUEN AND OEfAIR WAREBOOhtS,
kw. lot FEDEUAL ST, ALLEGHENY.
-IifiDERTAKINO,Je itts*Aldie/0011011 08 "re
prompt fidelities .Orderii "ein to lett , itt: ti pi roe in
r a the Livery Stable of Mr. James Floyd, Ohio
treat. Alle• hen. 8018 -it
L im
BRUSH - GOA. -1 2 SHANGHAI'S.
LADIESBRUW-GOALF
BOLD AT
D. S. DIPPRNBACIBIGILIV:
No. I& nth Anat.
CARPETS. 'OLE CLOTHS,
96 P1E0133
NEW DRUGGETS,
T/S PINFEB
NEW. BRUSSELS CARPET
• . • ~s, . 1 7 -,C
~These have tute been received and are of the
Le2l4BT AND 11.1.02.10 T PAIT.RaNd, at the law.
est prize.
W. EVOLINTOCICA,
B. B. SEWERS & CO.,
siallareed was Ifedgpstand Wood ert.