PITTSBURGH POST.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1862.
T 7 fitskaarSZE. ON IDNEANCI•
raft?" cleretind of the Gazette
to gitla nsar rogramoic.for_ the_e_manci
pation of thettlazes in the South, and
Sor their maintenance after they are free,
it trqated tts' yesterday to a couple of
ooltriiitT:fteicuttritions from Abolition
authtillithie,'Vie` of whom tells us what
he fit,T4oillep.,utoyt, and in other localim
ties in theficuth. From another writer
it Ttpteuto - prove that emancipation in
tin4V4uitif Jamaica has proved a very
eniCtiting. After quoting these ex
tracts, the Gazette rests its cause, and
hopes it-has entirely relived the editor
of the Post."
• Ontruighbor is somewhat mystified ;
itt„icakitrabes through Abolition author
itioriWiso confused it, that it does not
prispiscly see the points in dispute. It
Itair'been raving for emancipation for
nine month's; welesire to know how this
is to bnikettiht:aboutjfrei an.d.how ,we
anftl,, loin& for the maintenance of four
millionig (dives afterwards? The Ga
4sSe_aiiiits these questions by quota
tionswkich are about as relevant as the
passage In the declaration of independ
encasWonla be about "all men being crea
toth" Set them •free, give them
plentfof work and pay them well, and
t1.61 - ..taktuitcdtted millions will get along
eitoeudly, says the Gazette. We have no
.4114. 2 , 114:0f it; and we see precisely Ü bow O6'
'they would be
ey to receive these
aliSforta at the hands of their white
bretittis — rt in the laws of proscription
imainsi a -- colored man's existence in
some of our Northern States. Give a
Manplenty to eat and he will not be hun
,inthevrecise difficulty sometimes
toobtain something to eat.
Alta-allowing that the four millions of
•alaves &rejoin as fi as the best of us to
proVide for themselves, and that we are
Or i onkidtaf to help them, we return to
the first point in dispute and ask our
neight&‘ lir its plan of emancipa
fttifiree: The slaves remember must first
be made free before they can lux_
omits in comforts to which four Intl
lions of white men in the free States
are total strangers. Begin at the begin
._ Din: g,, and give us a plan of emancipa.
Lion;" after that is fixed we will consider
- Ate effects upon us all, both slave and
free. This is a far more important ques
lion than was the expulsion of Bright
from the Senate, and we expect our
neighbor to devote to its consideration at
least as much attention as it did to the
Indiana Senator.
POOtt BRIGHT.
e -The Washington correspondents of
. IfhesNeW Yolk press petaist in stating
-thetit was the crushing speech of An
drew Johnson, of Tennessee, that turned
tho,ticits in favor of the expulsion of
Bright from the,,Senate. This blunder
;proves how little those gentlemen know
of CAWS and effect. Mr. Johnson's
speech,. doubtless, had its effect, but had
been ler the ponderous and fre
,M.f,rqttent blows of the Pittsburgh Gazette,
g.P , —upon the "traitor Bright," his rotund
!!....person would now be luxuriating in ao
- arm•chair in the Senate, entitled to his
c
pleasant salary and mileage. Why, our
Apr, for the ps'r three or four
„i,g,tteekti'has done set', e I y anything alas
.00 "'tbart-publish /1:114 ixticles upon the
ele•-eindiana traitei ; ono of them we re
iieinber it calling him a "traitor of the
Slat water." Now, flesh and blood could
< - not stand such a charge as that. Sum
.,
r . ,i-ner, with his rhetoric and poetry, may
imagine that he did something to darn
. age the cause of the traitor; but what
was his quotations from the classics com
pared to calling him a "traitor of the
'-lirstwater ?" Mere tinsel against tul
lion in the balance.
Now that our neighbor has accom
pushed the expulsion and lasting dis
grace of Bright, why does it show such
a sanguinary disposition in puisuing
him still? This is cruel, remorseless and
- Unchristian; it is wrath in death; to cut
_ off the head and hack the body after,
shows a ferocity more inexorable than
the "Bircan tiger." Is it not enough to
i hiriefaccomplielled the political destnac
thin of Bright, and branding him as with
mark of Cain—thereby planing a
stigma upon his innocent children, and
hie children's children, but must he be
'lst* pursued, until in a fit of despair he
~ iushettipon self destruction. If we have
any influence with our cotemporary, we
imploreit, in the name or our common
e' : 41 / 4 "hmnanity and in the sweet name of
------
Mercy, to spare, oh spare the condemn
efi34raitor from Indiana." Fie has re_
a. i'neived justice from the Senate, now let
ViVt4nlnphant conquerer be merciful
• . That wa'inay be-the more successful
in our appeal, we have resort to the
inspiration of poetry; we quote from one
7, of favorite authors:
• :0/boilslt) 'justice be thy plea, o minder Wa—
nt.' In the Course of Ottaot none of
Should ese saltation. We ..o pray for mercy;
ind that siuneprayer doth tenon ua all to render
41 , e creeds ef me
tAtinierciful; let the traitor crawl on
f „ , , ~..Wsleath, but do not torment a poor
*retch wl►oae sufferings, like Dogberry's
ArEaready "toleiable and not to been-
V t ': 1 0.01/ecdprpoity Treaty.
Tbereportanade from the Committee
OirctlMller/313 by .Representative Ward
. ~ isAvereAto `t he Abrogation of the recip
- rocity treaty, but advocates an enlarge
nient of its commercial connections with
. --
a view. to render t he reciprocity more
„..0../ 4 :*rtaftt as sunamoual. It discusses the
extent, poptiliiion, position and reeour
" L ees otthe British North American prow
-Ances aiiii4a.weakione,, together with oth
er questions, including the right or the I
Untycißtates to a Jun reciprocity, and
4 ; '..,,, , the -Mad reasons for an American-spr.
savz.zw , continental system /tappears that ate .
TiLlfillaalt Owl=
.productio
1..3-.:..4.,z.,,1m6,w twenty_ ercentua t by the, •.'
''
- "AS
While the United States tax Can -
productions $25,000 per annum, Can
t axes ear productions $1,000,000, and
also bail an unfair system of discrimina
tion against the United States. The re-'
port was recommitted for the fhrther
notion of the Committee.
PronrAdra'.welearit that on.TlAurs
day FOrttienri; on the Tenttesseexti .l itr,
was surrendered after a most determined
resistance. The engagement lasted over
an hour and was won by our gun boats
Cincinnati, Essex, and St. Louis. The
rebel Fort mounted nineteen guns. This
fs an important victory fOr the Union.
1 41.0 . 'Et - tone Blockade. •
The Lontion' Globe, , of ' ,F lannery - 20t:ii,!• ; '-
has the following on the subject:
"7 he Federal government ought to be corn=
pelted to ekar them (the stone vessels) away.
That is the plain sense of the matter—
far too plain, we fear, to be acted on,
without further provocation, In putting
wholesome compulsion on a govern men t,
which, in tt io matter, is flying in the
face of the whole civilized world, the
other maritime powers would be best
serving the permanent interests of the
people of the United States as well as
those of foreign traders and mariners.
The destruction of accessible ports, where
there are so few of them on that coast,
is a greater injury to Northern America
than to any other !commerce and ship
ping. Philip drunk with the spirit of
resisted ascendancy may fail to see this
—Philip sober do,:btless will. And per
haps Europe, by anticipating the moment
of sobriety and dispelled illusions, might
earn the future acknowledgements of
Mr. Sumner, for having reminded Amer
ica of her own principles, which she had
semehow forgotten, and helped Mr.
Seward's statesmanship to a second great
political triumph."
Mexioan Affairs
The allied treaty against Mexico had
been revised by the addition of a sort
of rider, attached to it by agreement be
tween Admiral Rubalcaba, the naval
Commander of Spain, and the captain of
the French frigate Foudre. By this
Spain consents that France shall take
the lead in advance on Mexico City,
which the troops of Napoleon will hold,
perhaps for some years, in order to re
store peace to the country. The London
limes says England will not object to
such a movement, as she has no desire
to "uphold the klonroe doctrine"
Washington Items.
The Government has intelligence of a
design by Great Britain to seize th e
Sandwich Islands.
Bright was absent, when the rote on
his expulsion was taken, with his wife
in a committee room, whither he had re
tired with books and papers immediate
ly after reading his defence. He had
drawn his pay up to the last moment.
His wife awaited him there.
It is thought here Richard W. Thomp
son will be his successor. The Indiana
Republican members are not unwilling
to fight the Democracy on the issue of
his (Bright's) return to the Senate, as
intimated by him,,,
C. B. Waite, of Illinois, and Thcmas
B. Drake, of Michigan, Associated Jus
tices of Utab, are confirmed.
Mrs. Lincoln's Ball.
From the Eastern papers we have full
accounts of Mr. Lincoln's ball, the first
ever given in the White House. We
extract a few paragraphs :
THE HObTESS' DILESS
Mrs. Lincoln was dressed in white
satin, with one heavy flounce of black
honiton lace; a wreath of natural flow
ers formed her head-dress, and a simple
diamond brooch was the only ornament
that adorned her person At her right
stood the President, dressed in becoming
plain costume, and just behind, their
eldest son Robert and Vice President
Hamlin and lady.
GIN. X 'CLELLAI.I
At 11 o'clock P. W. Gen. McClellan,
accompanied by Miss Marcy, his wile's
sister, entered the room, and immedi•
ately visited the President and lady,
afterwards promenading, the observed
of all observers. In a short time Gen.
McClellan was conversing with Mrs.
Lincoln.
OEN. FREMONT
At thin moment President Lincoln
appeared with Major General Fremont
and ladies, and introduced them to
Gen. McClellan. This caused quite a
sensation. At 11 P. 3i. the reception
ended, and the President, accompanied
by Miss Browning. of Illinois, and Mrs.
Lincoln, and by senator Browning,
promenaded with the throng.
Gen. Walbridge, of New York ; Gen.
Hooker, Gen. Btuelds, Gov. Morton, of
Indiana, and Gov. Newell, of New Jer
sey, were among the notaoles ; also, N.
P. Willis, and Duke .1 e Chartres.
Letter from Jeff. Davis.
BIOHNOND, Friday, Dec. 2tl, 1861.
Rev. B. J. Graves, Nashville, Teno.—Darr Sr :
I have receive:l with great pleasure your letter of
the 18th hu3t., with the Holy Bible, Testament and
school books sozompacylog it.
The Bible is a beautiful specimen of southern
workmanship, and ll I live to be inaugurated the
first Preilident of the Confederacy on the S2I of
February next, my I.ps shall press the tutored
volume which your kindness has bestowed on
me.
I have no time toezamine the eahool books, but
I doubt not they are imp:ovemettra on those
formerly need, and lam gratified that a Miseis,ip•
plan has been the first t. engage in this work, so
i mportant for the instruction colour children.
Ton are rigLl that I feels deep interest in every
undertaking which is Oalehlatect to make tts thor
oughly independent in everything pertaining to
the prosperity and progress of a free and great
Confederacy.
With many thanks for your consideration, and
best wishes for your welfare, I am your friend,
[From the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. 3 ]
The Lincoln Commission to the
Information in our possession enables so to re
fine the pub is apprehension that the Cbennifestoners
appointed lei the Lincoln government to visit As
prisons of the South, wilt be permitted to fulfils that
payout. Indeed, we could net suppose it pastille
that the authorities of the Confederate States would
for one moment entertain a proposition so absurd
and redtenlous. We are-lof .rmed that 4. urgsvern.
mat toPt not only refuse peremptorty to stl4 w giant*
InCil and - Mr. Fish tlOO l / 4 here for the purpos. of in
tedigating our primM syid IN or for any ot.in per.
P set bat .1U henceforth examine a rigid surveil-
lance arm say communication, person or letter
bet/emu this oonntry and the North. This is
swp in the right direction, and the only raged is
;hat the policy had not been awned. adopted.
Cavadian Citycto be Sold.
The city of London. on the oparsitestune of the
Iris from Olerelaud, le in the bands of thesheriff
find stoat to be sold. 'rhe execution is to realise a
lila ars debt oriasakam borrowed by the: Or
from thetmunfefpai loan fend and oak in the eon.
f., . 41310 # 00 ,_ nithoisondnd end Port tannin Reilway..
'MO bilibrelvetetlei in' length. exid'enratents
-:
lung iistoutiggiliWi4l
.ofriparellaid JO" terme r of the
aal•
A War singular sone was presumed to masa
eyes aam days 'dam In Ream townaldn York
county, and no doubt alandona. Ow morass
tbs Wes mow was Moat .onmd with mail
black arkta oaswisg sodlooldag with as molt ash
maws as do WNW tit add Slam
=Ern
.a.... -
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--
General Meagher Assilliliilo3oo4".,i4r-TAStrt2WiTAVOIB■44,
mend of his SWAM tatifteirllol6l,o6Y,'„Febm.ry .
Joy the. .
At the forma reception. in Getilitial ell s e er grit IiffiL I 'I C AH be OM -
division, en Wednesday aternooMi. ohliffigadier, - .ls the' j
.12h
General Themes Franc a Mesa*, whom' M I L Ancit wet " 1113 '
pointment can been recently 001 11 1 4 28 2 br, .tittrS'artc& - cra; for 7'
Senate the high Brigade made a vanl demo* Milton as p er Act of assembly,l6th January 1862.
- That General had refused to - mamma ja663-2magif A. FLOYD, County Treasurer.
command of the brigade until after his IFP OIII4-
mentwas contlrmerii lithictittiose griebitmOrattetts
seat on the Virginia side of the Petard's.; and
joined General ketteriervi ditisior#Cclonelltingent s
,of the Silty -ninth 'bats been acting Braliadier
General. At noon on Wednesday General Meagher.
10160115 Psilied by Major Warrington,Clptaia Treanor,
Dr. Reynold; of the Eighty-eighth regiment, who
is to be Brigade Serge - on; Major 0%68111, corn-
I:minder of the batteriei ; Carmine Hogan and Me.
Mahon, and several other artidety officers, left
lluvEbbett House in this city, and rode over the
Long Bridge to the camp ground. General Shields
Mitred the; party on the ground. The brigade
was drawn up in has, on a commanding eminence
a few mil es from Alexandria. When General
Meagher and *odor* splendidly mounted, were
riding up the Hill, the brigade crowning the
brow wi.h bristling bar onets, presented a br Gent
appearance. Be was received by CblonetEngent,
who rode a ore= c ,lored charger. Tie General
and party rode along the line, after which the
troops marched in review. The men were in ex•
callent spirits. Each of the regiments looked re
mai kably well. The ilixty•thirJ was under com
mand of Lieut. Colonel Fowler. Limit Colonel
Starke, recently of the This ty-seventh ,New York
regim.nt. who has Just boon appointed Colonel of
the Sixty-thirs, in plane of Colonel Enright, will
t. ke command of the regiment to-morrow. The
titbit flag and the Stare and Stripes ware carried
aide by side in each regiment. When General
Shields arrive l on the ground the brigade march
ed in review aroun. Aber the review the officers
of the different regiments came forward and
formed a semi-circle. Then Colonel Nugent trans.
tarred the command of the brigade to General
Meagher.
General Shields was introduced to the omoen
and men, to whom he made a few appropriate re
marks, He expleesed his delight at the perform
ances he had witnessed. There was material in
toe men, he said, to make an exeellert brigade,
but they required drilling In some Indlapeneable
manotivree to render them thoroughly efficient
on the battle geld. If the ail •era woad handle
.t well he would say for the men that the brigade
would do honor to the two nations whose fl.g
they Intended to support, and whose honor was
to some extent committed to their Lands He
toothed upon them to see to it that so fa as
theft. oonduct wa- ooncerned, neither nation s _Quid
be disgraced
Our readers will remember the ease we notified
some time since of . gentleman of Ruoild who
swallowed a set of artificial tee,b whilst asleep•
From toe time of the accident he has been tinder
treatment by Dr. Strong, who has need every en_
d -avor to get the troublesome Intruder out of his
patient's body. The teeth were soon got octet the
atomaco Into the bowels, where they remained
about seven weeks, macaw considerable pain at
Intervals. A day or two since they passed out,
leaving the man perkotly welL--asvetend Herald
A Glia or (101711 ROM/Si hare been detecttd at
W5i4011. SOMIITOei conn 7, Ragland. The leader
was the Sexton of the °throb and the party
were accustomed to open vaults, break ooL
ens with tools, mu out the lead lining. and take
this Lead with the cogin handles and plates, to sell
old iron at Bradt:rd. The wood of the coo
and the bones of lts inmate were broken up and
stowed away In a further corner of the vault. This
bas been going on for orm three sears.
Tai question of the credibility of M. DuChall'u
utuittetisettled. Capt. Yates, of the 00eatt Eagle
and act. William Wainer, an American Missionary:
tutve published thriftiest.a showing the*. Id. Lm
WAS Lying at the baboon at the do.* his
"Explorattms" represent him as making his great
discoveries in Equatorial The atheriarn
vale tbot the pubtisheil testimony fro u the
Gabeon gnus to prove theta malt. part of M.
Lu Chaian's narrative cannct post to'y be ttue."
PJIIIIO2IIIJI IN iVrauszy-..Tpo Legishium, ct ad o
Territory has been changing the Hanes of e
of her counties "Green' oothatY.or/ginop named
after the notorious Jim Green, is no* Seward
ounty. The neaembly has recently obliter,
acing obnoxious names In Ether icashues , and
naming ccunlice Lincoln, Saunders, Stanton aed
Holt hi couip.iment reepectirely, of hie vacationer
the President, the esteemed Governor, Hon. Bd.
win H. Stanton, and Hon. Joseph Holt.
Tas BAN JACIL/TO.-it le not likely ;hat she will
get away from Boston before Li/site weeks or a
month. li(r armament is to consist of lourtera
broadaide guns, mostly eight inch, and we behave
her p act bow gun wW bo a ten Inch. hhe is to be
the flag ship of toe Eastern squadron in the Meal
can Gulf. Captain Rookentiorta. her commander'
tea native of Pennsylvania, entered the strces
Yebrusuy 17, Itll2, sod was lately connected with
the Paraguy eapadiiion.
A /ASTIR from James Guthrie, the Btiorstaly cf
the Treasury under General Pteroe's Adrmniatra•
Ll.Oll, generally sustains the financial view tAten by
booretary Chase. It also approved of General
bfoOlellead's defensive position upon the Potomac;
bat he thinks that offensive operations by the U.
8. columns are the beet plans for driving the rah
es out of Kentucky. General •Buell is made the
anti :.c.l of his high commendation.
Tea Grand Council of Ztislob has decided on sup
pres lag all laws which still oppose 'be free ratan'
lishment of Jews in the canton. Persons of that
parsuasion are henceforth to be placed on a footing
of ocmp'ete eq./silty With all other °Miens.
ar, SHOULDER BRACZB.
SHOULDER URACJ
For dale by SIMON JOHNSTON, Druggist,
and dealer in choice Family Medicines,
fee corner 8121%1601d and Fourth stow&
I:7IST D El E.T.A..IX E R. '
R. FAIRMAN, UNDERTLKER,
a m wet
Tfor Plake's Menai* &Wei 0480/1. E. R.
Et RR'S CABINET WAREROONS, No 46
SALTELPIELD STREET Residence, 21.6 Lew.*
street, All heel City. Orden may be left AT
CHARLEY?? LIVERY STABLY'', Albegheay lb.?.
segt4ind4re
DtbpPolEß OBE UlLtitHD 131' elit.olo
04,7 ItH rips PILLS—This form of disease is oc
casioned by the exhalent arteries throwing rest a
greater quantity _of fluid, than the absorbents take
we. BBANDNMILL nve by magician it
re,an impn se to , t he P remo teextre y
mities, Aron&
lug their absorbents to action, and in case of swel
ling or watery deposits, awakening the aleeping
en of those vassals.
131011tisTOR hELLENEIHR, of Herkimer, New
York, was a great suffer from a dropsical aflecticur
of more than a yearn duration. He derived no ma
terial help from the prescriptions of his ph • Wane"
who in fact gave tam to understand, th his case
was hopeless'. By apparently the merest chance,
the wages of Brew:teeth's Pills were brought . to
his notice. He began mei, nee at ono* sad with
macaw hope—fir he exunprebwed the principle
of cam He persevered with them tor throe
months. taking camas many as fifteen pills a ,
but always niacin it a rule to take sullioient day to
purge in the moat manner twice or thrice
a week. Thili phonemes 'soreheaded by • per.
fact restoration to health which Yea continued to
this lame.
Sold by THOS. HIMPALTH, fr ba = 4 Ps,
and by ail respectable dealers in
ialltbadaw
Jinnsort DAVIS.
crDAbIDELION COPPS&
DANDELION COFFEE,
DANDELION 00Y1FEE.
This article is mid to be equally as palatable,
mach more wholeecone, and one-half cheaper than
tea ordinary Coffee. It ;a strongly recommended
by the moat eminent physicians in the eagoem
antes as • it:twofer AttOtEostr Blimp for amoral
Dyepepsie and silltillions theorders.
Those persons who bare beenrelnetan.ly com
pelled to abandon the nee of Coffee will End they
can are this combination without any of ,tho
tient effects the, formerly experienced.
This Bolas Orptts up m cans at 96 omits par can.
Jro ale by
t JOEUIPH
„ Lamm 7LRICENO,
eoroarieilia=d - MM
fist - ameerot UT* Dliamiiidla kl.
ntarket,
' . 144"*1r11419 " 441 1 3 emu'
NIA SI MIRTH OPREIEN
:Deposit' aide with lihb Dank =PM Ow
PUMP DAY OP PBBEVARP •
WM thaw Interuittom that data.
inn ONALA.OOLTOW I Timm
That Set of Teeth.
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,
A large assortment of
LADIES AND GENTLEMENI
- -
ThaMIUIUMELIXIMAIPAteduorr Qo.. PL.}
_ PAtaistrrib, Dec. 8,1881.
PIDIMANT VD TOR PROVISIONS Li
iresohruoiro. the Legbilattue of the Clorn-
Anoniruitith of April 10,1836. notice if, hereby overt
to all person's - dot:rimer procuring coptea of the
eAins of the neat Leg elature,to subscribe at this
°blob for the mune.
A few copies or the Acts of the lint: Legislative
rattisin tot those subiacribing, led others.
G. T. COULTE a.
County Trea
de6t.biwciBq.
01114111 MoItOIIOIBILA NActioision COMM,
Pittsburgh, Mi.
December 9,
th
'HONONGAHELAWATION GOMIL
XL—POT/CB PO 87 . 0 VIGh C/CHOLDBBS—Ths
ammaf meeting of the Stockholders' of the Mot on
watiele Navigation Compimy will be held at Gm
in
of said COmpany, NO 75 GRANT RTREET,
the city of Pittsburgh, on THURSDAY, the 9th day
of Jemmy, 185 g (a 9 required by law) at half past 2
o'clock, p m The elections for onagers of esid
Company for the ensuing year will be held between
the hours of meetin_geod tour o'clock p in.
peil-law 4w WM. SA lIHW ELL Secre • .
Purvanaom January let, 1882,
Os DI VI DEN D NOTICE, ALLEGEFNY
BRIDGE—The President and Measurers of
the "Company for erecting* Bridge over Le ells.
gheny River, eppoelte Pito burgh, la the County of
Aliegneny; have thou day declared a-Dividend of
FOUR Pat CENT on the Capital Buxk of the
Com raay paid up, whieh kpayabletoStookholdire
or their legal representatives an or after the 1.1:11
Instant. Wit. ECMEBURGI, Treasurer.
plaoaslittee
LANDRETH'S WARRANTED
GARDEN SEEDS
For sale by
BECKHAM .11 LONG,
tab 127 Libel ty street Palrbar • b.
TO LET—The warehouse on Sewn.
street running ttunusti to First street, no
woupied 137 Eitel:moon, MoOrsery ICo Bop
or r-inw r. • NoCU : Y ,O.
COTTON HOSIERY
L'OR THE PRESENT WE WILL
A: =Linos to sell by the dollen or haltdoisea
AT LAST YEARS' PRICES
our entire stock of COTTON EIO3E, consisting of
Ladies White Tater, Thread Hose ;
Floe Hose;
a (vim Wonted HO9O
Uale hf 0 ,..);
Waste' Heavy Three Thread Hoae;
" Ftne " Hoes ;
Boys Cotton Half Hose ;
Metes Super Stout Halt Hose;
• • •Fine
" Stout Haas, and all kinds of Stock
,
LINBN HAN DILE a CHI Ffa.
Ladle, Corded Border Linen Handkerchiefs ;
Hemmed Bdtehed
R +rare
" Emoroidered
Fiae French Embroidered 0
Gents Hemmed Witched
° Main Linen
°ordered Bordered
Hoop skirts and Corsets, Balmoral Skirts. Woolen
Hoods, binbisa. Bootlss, ikaas reduced prices,
Ribbed Merino and dation Hose
tor Wholemdo Buyers supplied at a small ad.
ranee On oast
JOSEPH HORNE,
fe4 17 MARKET BTREET
WILLIAM CARS & 00.,
Wholesale tirocers,
AND IM OSTBAS OP
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &a
ALSO
Distillers and Dealers in
FINS OLD 1110fIONOLI1BLI ILTE
827 and 829 Liberty Street,
ace if PITTSBURGH. PA
NEW CARPETS,
Oil Cloths, dm,
-• T -
WOALLITMEI,
No. 87 Fourth Street,
BOUGHT PREVIOUS TO THE LATE
advance to plcen of welch the fullest when.
tette ta ntiered to puroharerm FOR 0 0 1E41. dale
011, RUINER! FOE BALE.
nNE OF THE BEST REFINERIES
is the welt can now be parch:teed on the most
reaaooatde tera•a.. Its Icoaticn Is unexceptionable
and It will prodno e m ire oil, with leas expense,
than eay other establishment now operating. 21 is
fire pro ;I, and supplied in plaits, wan t. a parrest
wale.. It is in every relpsot • splendid chance for
any pereat wishing to en -ge n the bttgaesa.
Tema one-half wan, d the balance In one,
tw.) and three years, with interest secured :on the
promises. Add: OM BO 811, Fltlabargh, P. 0.
'laBo
J L) . HANCOCK.
4T7 0 re.irE r . 47' 7441 T,
NO. 73 GRANT STREET
PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
det&lf
CITY GUAGER.
rpHE CITY GUAGER'S OFFICE IS
A remoy.d to JOHN HERRONN lumber Waft,
corner of HAND ANu PENN STEEP, Di
fel: UR M. ED WAWA Oil Goner.
LANDRETH% & BOUT%
WARRANTED
GARDEN SEEDS,
POE BALE ftY
GEORGE ♦. KELLY,
No. 0) Federal street Alleahen
S QUARTERMASTER'S
WARRANTS AND OTHER MUMS
AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT, BOUGHT Ey
PITTSBURGH TRUST OOMPLNY.
./OEIN D. SCULLY. Cashier
T. ORAFF..-rA. EthArlf
Western Stove Works,
US LEMUR STRUT, PFITSBITM,
GRAFF & CO.
MANIIPACTUBEREit
WouLD CALL THE ATTENTION
looted of the public to their lam stock °Ewell ete
Cook, Parlor 8g Heating Stoves,
ALSO—DdPROVED
[ITCH,. RANGES, GRATE FRONTS.
_
nozaaw-Webe, mom which will be bend the
LIM t' vow' MTOVEIS 'nil
BUM Ttte
Named, Istvan, Mr-Tight, Belipu, lid
IRON CITY,
Weraewarted the MUM PREMMIt at the Bide
.2r__ft , the M' E WOVE&
`PEEF oto ßl
lEWM &tw OOAL
eed o to 00the Abe
' TUB ifinataair, 01.0.11111.111112118L1C,
1 For th44Eiair - WOOD 0001C•OTOVID NOW fl
1 Ezuvrite morrumciAN entgANZlAD.Prendeni
At.' one ere ftwi. WWI etteettei AA
Utimiarkiti - ia fitoboloof stook of
l i . • .ti -,7 t ; • ' tibligiMa.
IN TSB OTATII6
9.B.—Welles die ILANCIIIDatoISOLIPSZOteI
Cook Stoves with Cospthase e Uohlitg litilth And
the Sze hitter thestes. ollhho
N2.....,. = .'2 0(40 1 1 111 4.0 : 1 00N o.r
,
TUB BALTIMOKB 11.101 1 ACTORy.
OITTEIBURGEL Blaftoll ALT NO.
1.8 i3MITHIMErtI BTREiST.,,,Those wish
ing to pureliseesalted runly - zigano,F4akid n
fail to militias these eamplaine4tlntennF4eY way
of , ntroduction of thdi long itandintracinty, we
ca=l attention to the annexed. H. I*.el4llo6l,erli
tor of •he hew York Musical Tinsel:lt gentleman
of acknowledged reputation as a mus cal echo ar
aadPiani.t, makes thiexciairdt"
Batursoax.l:6l—l have been dotained arms
time: lads gives me an. oppmmuity geolughtsts .
ter &antidote& wittrmaidftintatters. e I visited:l4
PUUIO, Manufectory of Messrs. J. 1. Wise R LITOgv
whose Pianos are of iiiiiitcp•limtqualityissasthaVO,
attaohed to them an improvement which; u me,
meekly of more imoottance 'than anyof tae Wren-.
tons for the last ten years; Irefer toe Patent
Elastic, Touch. I consider it en lin mensely to-Doe.
tent improvement. H. B. SATIONL ,
lb Messrs Wire I fetdiC
$260. PIANOS. Pea /
TWO ELEGANT ROSEWOOD /
6% OCTAVE CHICICERING PIANOS,
With full Iron frame, new'eesl9. rstittooffrimsl l )
to $l6O, just received nos for sale by
reB JOHN . R. MELLOR, B 1; Wood street"
GENTS
DOUBLE BOLE AND DOITBLEEPPER
FR=CS CALF BOOTS.
of a very stonier make, sating at a great r
u e tion on former prises to close out
W 11 sehtnertz & Co.,
fsB No. 81 PUth street
12 WINtS WILL BUY
the beet neat etyle of
DARE PRINTS
In the oity for the money.. '
wr Wl:tamale boyars will gave money by clam
ing cur stook of
P•li I N T 8.
Priam leas than Philadelphia pricea
YARD WIDE BBIRTING MUSLIN at 111 1 40.
IRIB6 LINENS AND 86MT 8080110
WINTER Dame GOODS, Tog Cheap .
DREW SLUM SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, at leas
than coat for wt.
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
74 Market Street
ted4Lear
'TM moil zooP Put , 4o4 *mil $9 1 114 96 W4l
'atie'lsOH If HdaSOf
wawa
arnfo OR; gor r)
id eql zequalataa
“002
Iltnids Jo' wool oirom al To rye; ino 11
000 to
01 loom I ow otnalLisq aznoas pay moos onkoliin
I "q* 3 eitrim Po
tuimrrtroa •g nassor
.LY 118Y0 10. d 8110111.1 .LEI.RaOI
Zed. IV
SHEIO aNY &WOKS .S.LOCa
$226. PIANOS.
ONE BELLI' rIFUL
BLACK WALNUT eg OCTAVE
OHIUKBRING PIANO,
full iron trams, new milk reduced from 076 to
1226 lust reipiowed and forDrito by
JOHN B. 6itA4 08,81 Wood street.
SHOES, CHEAP,
AT 16 FIFTH STREET.
AT 15 FIFTH bTHEET.
D S. DIFFENBACHER.
100 BAR g REL ra ts CRUDE OIL, Rynd
ell, y y ;
100 barrels W
Crude O d il, li
Kell. gravity 40 Velintook Farm, Ponta
;
200 barrels (rude OIL Buchanan Form, gravity 40 ;
248 do do do do44g
260 Empty Oil Harrold, second Hand, font receive
and for rate cheap f .ir moll, or approved paper.
leB R. L. ALLEN, Amis. No. 6 Wood *root.
LADIES BO( YTS AND SHOES—
AU styles of
LADIES, BUSSES AND CR/LDERIrd
FALL AND WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES,
selling st GREAT REDUCTION to close oat,
W. E. Sohmortz &
No. 31 Filth Street.
WILLIAMS & ORVIS'
UNEQUALLED DOUBLE THREAD HAMMY
SEWING MACHINES.
Price In to $2O according to style of Cabinet.
Sae Rooms, No. 12 FIFTH STREET, corner of
Marta.
Thane bfachines are unri,valed for the facility
with which they esectiteall kinds of work required
of a complete maistdua. They oomtdne istrapilcity,
durability, with noiseless action unattained by any
other machine, while in cheapness they have no
rival.
All Machines warranted and kept in repair one
year free of charge.
LILLEI It ter ttALN, Selo Arcata for Western
N 0.12 Fifth street; coiner 61 Market, Pitts
burgh,
/ALLEY & STRAIN, Manufacturers of and have
ter sale, Wholesale and Retail, ell kinds ot BAWD*
MACHIN t; NEEDLES.
'ALLEY & STRAIN,
No. 12 Fillb street, corner or Market.
AGENTS WANTED. tateilmeod
CLOSING OUT
TO MAIER ROOM FOR
SPRING STOCK.
Dreu Trimmings,
Velvet Ribbons,
Velvet Buttons,
Likes Goods i,
see Sleeves,
Embroideries,
Woolen Goods,
Linen Sete,
Gloves,
Rotary,
Hoop Skirts,
Balmoral Skirts,
Mechanic Corsets,
French Corsets,
Gents Merino
Starts and Drawers,
Collars and
Meek Ties,
Zephyr Worsted,
Shetland Wool,_
Woolen Taro, goo., de.
AT
R
13:11WEii,
o: To 1 14. 1111 4 1 A
.
E cieni gW i ?RBI T—Fn OP
isZABOX-Itismiai Onmos sad Lams
and ter We Ih ma
11111011.
Office latugterpuspor
sylvania. ' 1112134 t,
SC RIIIERWAA )111/1i#.44.11gY,
Manufacturers an& Wholesale Dealers in
Muminiithig sad , Lubricating 011 8
Pettoliuni'oll,lt-naole slid
every desoription Of Lamps. - -
cltrirr zdesi i 3 .lul l , rahaa's (6r the
14"
158 WOOD DTBErt3 rittsbusgh
Isla Ira • ate let Pre. ~ OtinrClr
LATE STYLES of WINTEKIOOI4
31:78% . 14.3303ELT1TE3r1,.
TVE are now - opelliri a choice Stock:.
ottrinter Elio& irrel:attbalatest
" w kits of Ot Iliftiatlol.4ND
whirl wellansis ountelree wiU co
Many assortment to be MUnd Itinit or Weft gimp
*lll be made up Order tan Superior style and at;
prime " to
to suit Ms bum. ,We would reapeetfUlly
solicit an early call • from oar patrons and • the
•
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 19 Fifth Street.
eon
HE . LAMPLIGHTER'S • STORY ; :
HUNTED DOWN; Tub •ONTECTLILM, i
and moor Monoelottes, by Cedilla:GUMS.-
RN% complete In owl volume, and tttOtorin WWI
"Great ...peotatlons." Price 60 Conti In .pir.;
cover, or two Llustrive t Million' in AnOths Ober:
In duodecimo or ocnavolona. Pt ce41,60 eadflui-J.
For aa'a at
MINEIVS, next door to Postafqee.
NATRONA' OIL,
IpiEr E A_RE NOW ALANICACTIN
e D RING this article. which for. haillist
btunkm, freedom of "offensive. odoriand &mg*
rency of color, (lamb color are WILLISUISIXOLIO JO.
changed or enemy%) winnow* jyy
ut in this or Eastto it markets. As a
profitable Oil to the consumer, we can spdelally
recommend it. Also, our manufacture of
CAUSTIC SODA ,
Used by all large Soap Makers and Oa ReMmiall
wideh excels to cent. in strength all the make
of Doglis f hßoda brought to this country. Ourromm.
tactnre o
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE, larvae',
Are so well and tavorat2ly known, we _trust the
atentsm is sufficient. -
by
AD Em ddreasmgden and inquiries will bepnamptlyettando
to
GEORGE COLUMN, Agent.
enunnee Pe s nniL
Sal4l"waci Met Wood amiit=zir
TEETH EXTRACTED WEaDOUTFALT
BY THE USE OF AN APFARATIJS
whereby no drugs- or gelyanle.hattemire
used. Gold weather is the time when theVIN/Wl.-
ins 43= be used to its test advantage. Nedio-1 :
gentlemen and thefr fernlike have theirteettOW
heeled by my protasis, and are ready to testify as co
the safety arrnpaureesneas of the operatiorb. whet
ever has been said by persona interested-l* as
touting the soldiery - having lo knowledge airy
process.. .
Sa - ARTIFIaIALTSETH inserted in MIT
E. 0117DRY,"Dentivt, :
let gmithedidstreet
sal 41irdis
WIGHTMAN & ANDERSON,-
D EFINERS AND DEALERS 'IN
juir • Pure Carbon Oil, quality anarantead,Pitta•
h.
41, Beneole 'edam 01 4 51•813170247111thr on hand
tm ClPera sett at Chaexiikayth a Co 's on Water and
lint streets. will to prounntillled. 0.3214M''.
IV' LS
UNION STATIONARY PAORRTS,
SHOES CHEAP,
ROPOSALS FOR TR. "IRTA
tiITION OF ARMY NiORR4--Sealed Picipberds
w be received at this Office ne:il t 7 by, ea MON
' DA,rd, WRoNESLAY'd and FRIDAYS. for the
stapor anon. bi water, of array stores trent this
port to Wheeling, Perkerebarg, Point rlinuant,
s, anctnnah, darnel:slat Lotus.
Freight to be awarded tolbe leweethadders •Phs
erenco to be given to boats accord ng Maim of
water, draught; speed, strength and in 811118.08 re&
latry. A. NitIiTGORVIRY,
Quartemaster, 1:1.13. A.
Oak* Quartermaster, d. A., Pittabuigl4 Penn.
TERRY, PRICE & tO n
EMPORTICREI AND MAIMS IN
CLOTHS, CASISIMEREEC
•stint', Vesting', Tailors' Trimming', te.,
NO. 255 MART ST. North Side,
•
JOHN V. aux, maps e.yzios, own mat
deltly
JAMES H. CHILDS 4 GO
MOPE COTTON 1141L10 4
Allegheny City; Ps.
wonanotut ell
SEAMLESS BAGS,-
. OF
081 V- 11 .3317RGE1,- -
In Inches to 40 Inches ftWldn
siti a ; c l 4 , eir t T n er e 1. 41E ' tig"11107,11
JAMES HOLM= 00., -
PORK PACKERS, and dergrt,
sta.
opProvioions, corner of 114irket aid ts.
lklvd •
8. R. BULGEIIe-
Buovimozunis or
*VERY Mum:Rime* or - 7-7
FURNITURE.
No. 45 Smithfield Strawy r.
PITTSBURGH.
AFULL AB SO BT-KNN , T
Pittfbarek - Nalutheintell :
ckmatpor pa band, width wean' mit thalami
Wass far CUL
METH & PITCADOI O '-
MERCHANT TAILORS
ST CLAIR STREET.
ZW FALI! OW DS 1-
EATON MAORI/14i £ CO .,
lathe await:in to their s
NEW STOCK FOR PALL TRADE,
At Noip.A7 and 19 Filth street. 4
Wholesale hams winded at lowest prima sellS
stoowurs
ORAVEL. corawr
OA2f Y . &ft .•$ 2 0;0 B e
filtarAnragrOt
AKAR -et 1111644004. ;Lo
A.VING- THE MOST 00 r ,
g workmen to the r- 4
luidie* *lll =446l ,
the alty. deft
o is uni. It li b aple *Muth timibtainsiksg o .
sin 111131=11.D11111111137.
& Si MINIM
UNVEIL GRAY ec SON,
EAGLE OIL WORKO.
Are supplied to Dealers at
411,50 PER DOZEN.
E. WATTS;
wra
PAELLADZLPFUdy PA.
No. 48 e•
BOONJUiffi.
u , 'TA:z - &. , 0.p , 7 . ii - 7;:. -. :.:...:.:.!,:,_....
,'ii'llalliTill?A'AUfk'''-t'''''
L „ . :4 ; 7",
PROFESSOR '4; - ,47,PALkik ~..
-- T 7 Ir . ~, 4
, I "'" Wilicilellyezicle r ,con ..„
-4 - $ "-•••,, ' v .. • i ,,,:. •,.. r • . „ .„,,.... „ ,_*•••, , ,gl;e.,*„
C ° o N SlLlttliXtol44**'
- 4rs•tritrszo •ELIWOIT i , ..,44 1 ,'
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ladte.ttpAllesiAonaltnomilo TO 41P' f/,
nis' i manaiDat.• : Ater, Um:Am* ? . *Witt 404 , - 1
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t plea tt . - 4 ` ~ ".., 4- 4 L. '?tif..44.4lTOMlSktt*Pr".l
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, Sit
;4•11 t
_tairmipig Ars,
Rum AND pram
E w
E
A. I AT
1"48
Oldriir 26 Ohl,
Pa ink d and, * Hoop Skirts.
t. 4 tj fa el
Oral/ Hi**, -
EXTRA QUALITT—WIDE—TAPX SKIRTS.
A 40 0,1)A)3SORTMET OF
1 . ; ,1 01..., CI- tniTTP-I Fz
-311,„ L .154 0
4. , us) y vur r on t rv i ry
Opium 8 4178.141;00 . ,
BEDANR-WO4:I W W-441 t t1.
4 alltt - 475.44
" • AT-1011",,,,MPL
MINER FIFTH AND MARIM-STBEETIr
teA
VOW ES THE TIMETO GET BAR-
Aavtuß most army Nark
ip~dAsefordW9ANd cd.TaacZioleglAawchademont
in
my wteratoCk. / bard
of Black and Dick Brown ththooeut at Miasma per
yarit, Bleached and Unbleached Idadma lees than
ittudesale prim; curt pod wide Unbleaohed
IMS)ic, worth tt4 Canton Ellanneht griddle bad
Poplar, ,11tueligs 1.23(g Shirt Fr ont s andlrish Lineta
ZIV4 I O 411 4 t: g be
tween Irdthandbiamaticr' • - " 4 * .4wa - rar
falla
HOTEL yoR T,RARE--The house
i r akiuyihVssituamsecofouseg9m mum.
led on The corner of . etrantitr. et wad Fourth, le
offered linkage from the first of April. For term
linguae pin
MOkatEOZtAtigaley at Ugh
ipait • 9 - • Oa* Ul rowel Elate • ,
JOHN
_I, LOGAN,
*Tv° RIVET AT ArAW.
IttrEfflVErriAW BUILDING,/
y ' • -1 / 4 L - 4- MMUtillta ff. PA
:.T,HANICOOVING
HANKSGIVIi4G-4 =GIME on
TSBP/tbdISBIT Tana% By gm Canitl.ga
av,1719141.11k -vreVtlDfiV4.llUUdry):
blot , ,nt,lieL One °casco val. Price Ira cent%
y
War . emir Essuusilpietioria.— , /l/s Hoag in
the weaDSOMISR.
B
Berri tu.l44a/Pireinuin Munn,
roLtlyn, 1, Thablatlvin g No
1801. 9/41 , 11049/54/ba Pima /b cents. For
sale by
HENRY MINER,
_Sacees,or to Hans tMeier,
oor to Post ofiloo.
Jo aIN , 1 111 ,9 PA Mo r i '
commlsslON _Mlt ' CHANT
PIG: ALL AL 'A/9.406103,
NO. 74 WATER &MX= BELOW BIBBED
AMA _ ri776BRROR
NO. 82 DIAMOND ALLEY,
r PITT al, iti; R:e
HE sinkftinnelciatourias
tl,lv_pdbilo that twin In daily rvevintot
F fil = .4 .dv -41 vDealt , OZWEliusiedUB do.
Rd+toil:s
old stitleeltkavawlkosum vi4r avvryidlag in do
'drag Wild at 44 1 dRatterlids
fvloky JORN NEIALM-Pttintrietai
n 0. 04 NUT WA-1. 4 SLAM AND
00.10L-'DMILIONinsfAhRot, °Dv
509 jiLBERTY STRUT,
Hiving =mew &e ailtkni for /appling the but
it i vAl.Geel, Nat Opal, Sleek ik mite. are pre.
111 Ve' ll oPA-Ift PorAIIPM4I fp PO
'lttebeteiV'st `_, zike‘
.oar OW Is
I banish da ki l a r=rl is dip and
Vitihi• al ** . 1 1?; A -4. ~, ,fit:1112 3 ` . .7'
grovirr.
DR
reaftwaigik rarsoxerr,
Wholesale sad Paten b 7
R. E. 88 urns &
nahanieod , - , eon - riratibtid s _ a wood ea
Itatafteskft.,4lo.
111M11414 , 1111101 S,
-TITVTrTh7 the 4' ealeitioti ) . : of bu. ea to
tR 4r1 "9 111 ', 0 :14 1 1 111
Goods,
- is .
netraortradoraionzTate mar: - framd an st
' • marmot
at dae oigoodafbr Goats and Martini
ardittrgetharivith # l ll3ll - alatvorplata most.
sentlianeara ForaTaddatriarods.
- • . 115.11kidoeSBt CO.. 1.411 Jamteral
norm imattatealkuard.Allarriars .
atiroirestuumm i , 00,
joBELER,tikEjA I LER II
Tetiemnike.ltiiitiouteresqlksierr ees , amp
...«.,oftt4lL.sotoimrs%,4l... roes,
„Alen baud.
itelose.
lifetiVFiftlt street.
VP/1W FARLEY%
itfainTuits -: ~ t . 4, .“ :I,:42o).l74tisunitcom,
Boat% lISDKIIELLINEIENT.
, -.UMW' _ bt all irditatoheamill mein
Pktltat Ittebelt&_. ..4 IA left at the rens
r. - thelevety'- ewes r illwAtatee Floyd. Ohlo
treat. All
_h(my. •,1111-111,_
_OIL CLOTHS
, sI P /*OW L S
NEw DRUOGETS
Niriv BRUSSELS CARPET
a ffiL- Themitirni a arreosned sad Imo/ the
PATTISMS. at NW low,
Nct oircrintum
AilidiCs t
It!, ock.
ravir4* "4 Tau
. . T
;411) 46 2:41Ft e
-
04. -
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masa
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