PITTSBURGH POST. J sentinel on the watch towers of our suf- ' Connecticut Democratic State on,
' fering country. Long ;n ay. , , he wave; vention.
.. —.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1862 . 1 public virtue, like his, is very rare, and Tue Democratic State Ccikiention of
- we should endeavor to lift'ourselves to , Connecticut, held last week, fit-represent
i Sublime and chiirming 001nprehen• ed to have been the largest, thering of
the kind ever held in ,that State.' The
following preamble and resolutions were
NO PARTY
The Gazette- y ester day came out with a
burst of buncomb in which it attempted
to play the patriot ; it said:
"We have never cared to inquire, and
do not know, whether our fighting Gen
erale and soldiers are of this or the other
party. 11 they are fighting for the
UniAti and are in downright earnest in
ati • the rebellion, that is all we
Row, the charming simplicity and in
nocence pervading this little paragraph,
are entirely too recerche to be allowed to
psupineotioed. Magnanimous creature;
hts never Inquired to what party our
fighting Generals belong, no, not he.—
Vtifilffiittelneighbor never condescends
to these light inquiries, how does it hap.
pen that it almost daily contains assassin
stabs at Gen. McClellan, and laudatory
notice of that most stupendous scoundrel
eed.,hlatherskite, "Jun Lane?" To
Gen. McClellan, as the head and front
of our army, we are first indebted for
-our late magnificent victories ; he pre•
dieted them weeks ago, and all he prom
ised has been more than verified. How
has the Gazette treated this heroic Gen
aptkl: Why, by publishing every con
temptible slander that was calculated
and intended to damage him in public
estimation. Even in yesterday's issue,
the easette, right along side of the arti
cle from which we quoted, contained
anotherstab at the Major General, from
which we copy the following specimen:
'By the way, would it be any harder
• to take Manassas with our two hundred
thousand men on the Potomac, with
every provision needed and plenty of
leisure to get ready, than it was to take
the entrenched camp and Fort Donel
ems, witkfifty thousand men brought up
in hurry ?"
Gen. McClellan's fault, in the estima
tion, of the Abolitionists,is that he will
not consent to the prostitution of the
war to their foolish purpo.ies of emanoi
potion. McClellan is for the restoration
of the Union in accordance with the
declared intention of our government;
and for this he is subjected to daily
abuse and detraction ; by a set of poli
ticians whose only object in the prosecu
tion of the war is political success and
alturerfs emancipation. The 'Onion, the
Constitution and the success of our arms
are nothing, in their estimation, com
pared to the realization of their crazed
notions of the sudden uprising of four
millions of slaves.
The Gam:titer's inquiry whether it is
"herder to take Manassas than Fort
Donebon," is on a par with the usual
meanness of its course. Let the editor
converse with any one of the numerous
officers from the Potomac, who are daily
returning on visits to our city, and he
will lind out how easy it ia, at this season .
to advance upon Manassas. The Gazett e
"does not" care about the politics of ur
officers; no, not it; it merely cares for
caisthis laxspicion upon the patriotism
and loyalty of sorne of our bravest
Generals. Against a systematic cornbi,
nation tobreak him down and force him
to commence hostilities Before he was
ready, Gen. McClellan has contended
from the beginning of his command on
the Potomac. He implored for patience
and cord - dentin, promising smocks frr our
arms when once ready to begin the as
saffiailftOrrati6 foe. All ha promised
he has given; but insten,l f thanks and
gratitude from till -, Guzeue, which "cares
nothbv" about part y iu this contest, that
miserable concern desires to know
Anther if eionhl be harder to take _la
nassaaothatt •it was to take Fort Douel
son. — lblatinersi McClellan has so far
witlyittioitthese heartless sneers; he will
soon be' able to attack Manassas, close
the ciXtitest in a blaze of glory, proetra
tag4itixaon and foiling Abolitiobism
in its dtsiii:cis against a restoration of the
Uniqn,
Bb`.y:.ON BRECKINIIIDGE.
The roe' lection of Mayor Sanderson in
4044 of Lancaster, has afforded that
virtuous man, John Forney, another
opportunity to attack what he calls the
Brecliktridge Democracy. Breckinridge
**traitor, and every Democrat in the
Wf3titeii who does not believe in the
itttluitoulate Forney, is necessarily a
friend of the revolted Kentuckian, and' ,
consequently strait ir too. In this way the
plislAtetil Of Forrest, succeeds in preying
that a majority of the voters of the city
of Lancaster are like Breckinridge trait- ,
ors 'to the trition. Why , among the I
west notorious toadies, who hung upon
the slake of John C. Breckinridge, this
audacious Forney was always the most
oatiliiko The "courtly
,Breoltitt
rit*:" And
.such terms of imperial en -
dearmtiat, daily decorated the columns,
of,l44,..Thsatt, in its sickly adulation of
nth 1 `.Graft, P ' politician. Forney; Dan .
tackles, tbe ; Chevalier Wykoti, and their
set of exemplary and virtuous politicians
we t ll l l i i e 86 444 ( " I f E iC - 1 04 6 .r.ogard"
ed . Pl7coltiiiiidge /18 i.s peculiar represen
tative: As for Judge Douglas, he under
stood, the-virtuous John; he trusted him
sitinnel as he did "adders fanged," and
jtkifte,bont as much as the friends of the
deeetunxi-trust Forney now.
-Ifitvet'y evident, from the frequent
opprodic , eftorte of Forney, to alar m
tlikiattit;, against the " Breckinridge
Ditiintitiiir;4merining thereby all those
wittpmlits'eannot ,ctu7 with him in his
iiigisinage to the camp of Black Re-
Pribliiiiiiism—that Abolitionism in his.
ooh :at present,is resting upon a weak
fottiOttitm.
,We appreciate his sensi
tivenesaupon these points. It would be
a lamentable thing, as he suggests, if
the Democracy of Pennsylvania should
'gain become dominant, because in that
it might assist in lifting the disin
nd patriotic Forney from the
^cure he so handsomely
• States Senate. For
rebel leaders
OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
CAMP PARNUM, NEAR &OD'S FERRY:
LOWER POTOMAC, Feb. 18, 1862. j
DEAR Pahl': It's just tattoo, but I
suppose that ere taps, I'll have suffi
cient time to write you at least a short
document. Yesterday afternoon, our
much talked of Brass Bind made its ap
pearance upon the ground. Their de
parture from New York City wes her
alded through the columns of the
Dailies, and a serenade given, prior to
their leaving, highly spoken of, so you
may know that their arrival was anx
iously awaited. The Band embraces 20
pieces, made expressly for them by
Messrs. Hall & Sons, of Broadway, N.
Y., at a cost of $1,200. It is under the
leadership of Mr. Wm. Tare, of New
York City, who is an adept in this line
of business. The greatest satisfaction
was manifested on their arrival, for we
are thoroughly disgusted with our "ket
tle drum corps," and the change wilt
apparently be for the better. To-night
the encampment is thrown into the
wildest excitement by the reading, at
retreat, of a telegram announcing the
capture of Fort Donelson and its 15,000
occupants. It was indeed glorious news,
which sent a thrill of joy through every
nerve, and was the signal for loud and
prolonged cheers from the companies
assembled. The unpleasant weather
wra, for the time,forgotten, and a smile
of satisfaction occupied the place of the
long discouraged frown. We are only
dissatisfied on one account, ie., that we
have not been permitted, thus far. to
give the rebels a sound drubbing. But
appearances now indicate (why should I
mention appearances, for on several occa
sions they indicated a grand finale, but
only ended in smoke; however, give
them,) that we are to have a say so in the
proceedings soon, for these reasons: All
furloughs, passes. are strictly pro
hibited for the space of five days ; we
have recently been provided with new
muskets and cartridges, and the new
road to Liverpool Point is completed,
and what is there to deter us from re
ie forcing Gen. Burnside. This embraces
the only chance to move at this period,
(via transports), Otherwise, I refer you
to the illustration, entitled '•Why the
Army of the Potomac don't Move," in
Harper's Weekly of the 14th instant.
On Saturday last there was a balloon
assension from Gen. Hooker's head•
quarters, and information of the greatest
interest gained in regard to the enemy's
position, movements, &c. The steamer
Harriet Lane is lying at anchor off In
dian Head, awaiting a favorable oppor
tunity to run the " pop gun batterys,"
which of late have opened upon every
passing craft from a skiff to a gun boat,
but without avail. Our Dramatic Troupe
intend celebrating Washington's birth
day with an exhibition, on which occa
sion "Toodlea" will be brought before
the public in all his glory. But I'm run
' n tug out of news items, for, according to
the stereotyped phrase "its all quiet
along the Potomac, and of course it
can't, be expected to give interesting
incidents when they don't really happen.
II any movement should ensue, or any
thing transpire worthy of note your cor
respondent shall immediately notify you
until then adieu, H. C. H.
Death of a Veteran Messenger.
A bla, k man, named Francis Datch
er, who has been a messenger at the
War .Dakartment for forty two years,
died recently 'after having faithfully
TIF rlor med his duties. lie wits appoint.
— (1 by Secrftary Calhoun. when Monroe
A supplement was President, and had a parchment
oan Act entitled "An Act extending scroll on which was a „certificate Of
Pennsylvania Avenue, in the city of Food conduct, signed I.y - the Nullifier
Pittsburgh, to the intersection of Ross gentlemen who have
n i ce t ) l b e inV x h t e e l e d u the peritolio of Secre•
and Fifth streets, approved the 4th hry of War among them Lewic C ,
day of May, one thousand eight bun. John Pell, William Wilkins and Jeffer•
deed and fifty-seven: sin Davis. It is only a few days since
that the der, Lew! was pleasantly
SECT! qi 1. Be enacted by Me &nate and
ed to in an :trod. , in the National bad
allud-
House of Representatic,s of di.. (Ammon_
wealth of Permsy7vania in General Assembly leOencer on the W.tr Department, and
he joyed the re
met, andit is hereby =acted by the authority
of the same: That the word "individual" rt ` i e
` jn eut c()mmunitY'spect of the whole
.111111.
p 1...—
as
ement, used inwher the e
the same directs the as
act to which this is a sup-
Ex-Governor Pennington Pois
sessment of the damage upon the intl.:- oned—Eight Grains of Morphine
viduals to whom said opening shall be a taken by Mistake.
benefit, Shall be construed to mean all The Hoe. William Pennington, of New%
owners of property so benefi ited, wheth
ark, New Jersey, lato speaker of the House
er the same be private individuals or
of Representatives, died from the effects
public, private or municipal corpora
or
tions , and when any judgment shall Morphine, taken by mistake, A prescrip.
have been obtained or may be obtained I Pon was written foi quinine, and sent to
against any corporation, the same shall the drug store of Dr. 0. W. Badger, on
be collected as other debts are by law Broad street, Newark The prescription
collectable . from such_ corporations. j directing powders, was dispensed, and la
`l his act passed the Senate February
belled "quinine." Shortly after the pow
9th, 1862. der was administered to the Governor. In
the course of a few minutes it was diFcov.
erect that there was something wrorg, and
on examination the powders were discov•
stud to be m , rphine, eight grains of which
had been taken, Toe sad affair will be
fully inverigatel, when particulars will
b. made publ , c —New York Commercial
Advertiser.
General Scott in New York
On Monday Gen. Scott's coupe iurned
out of Wall : street into William, and,
stoppeoldfilkont of'theiarather,Jidann
fact ureViii)!Kaiiik Thoiep erable gentrtrt
man was' recognized gy the erreet
throngs in Wall street, and hie carriage
was followed to the bank by a crowd
whose cheers were vociferous and hearty.
As the carriage stopped and the vener
able fornrof the general appeared at the
door, the crowd which by this time was
verylarge, removed their hats and broke
into a lomdthenr,„ Gener Scott raised'
his hat an Elie acknowledgments,
his - White hair waving in, the wind and
his.fabe expressitie .4V emotion at the
unexpected and informal , greeting.
Genera Scott went into the bank, the
crowd awaiting his return. While in
the bailli.tbe dispatch was seat to him'
from titis_ office announcing the surren
der of Fort Donelson. The General read
it and'retnarked, "It is a pity that great
rascal, Floyd, had escaped." On lest ,
ing the bank, General Scott was again
the „recepient of an ovation, and so ended
a pleasant episode - .theblockade of Wit.
limn street and a run on the Lsather Mann-
faetarees Bank. We learn that the healih
of General Scott has much improved dur.
Mg the last two or three weeks. He now
walks easily without assistance.---. New
York Ethpreets.
The Feeling in New Orleans
We have seen an extract from a pri
vate letter, dated New thdeans, Decent.
ber 10, written byoa gentleman of influ
ence, which, speaking of the tendency
of public feeling in'that city, says :
"There is a great deal of suffering in
New Orleans. All the papers are is
n g half sheets. There,aNtots a large
Union , entiment, and the people are be
ginning to express their opinions pretty
freely; there is no doubt thaton the ap
proach of the Federals the city will be
surrendered without any fighting."
You need not tell the truth un less
to those who have a right to know it all.
Irifi. liuteUi ugen - - I But,let all you tell be truth.
.ge
TWA linear trade in . Ireland e O r igli ai ::!
in a state of stagnation, Spare that you may speed; fast that
I he `it iav , I you may feast; labor that you may live;'
ue '7:4 exports for the eleven ohs land run that you magi rest.
Art is
ending the 30 the revelation of man-; and
1.11 of November --4
L 3,33,47 7 -1 baring - the same peri o d of not merely that, but likewise the rev- ' 14 1 0 E, SALE,
theArecedinik iear it 'was £3;951,,g65 elation of nature speaking through:man. a- 6 tln 4v Y iv iro in E theeti ag °, -
esa.sor Boas,
8 63 5 4 1 414: 4 1W4 . 96. of 1614.494. le ii : 4 0 , d ou bt k ees t y il l th e h est "d:01,,' ,/ I ,T' a „ 8014 HC- 141 . -4 71 1 0 -E'r"'
great tidl in 400 E- is in the trade with that,* i- .....4 6 - 11 ' -- •- . ', i, „ PbUir: bacon Yarn,
A ljui- 4)34. lea 4B .B l, 63 So rth 'lo defi nA cit ed amounting ltlie.eivilk-wa ib
i al i°Y eF9 7l)llt : l7 4tink . ° i tte"hillil ti gOOd:3101 2 ' :4 . 2: - . l' . :'n 0 611" :432, --l ' i, ; :-- ' '''• V
• . --« ''... zeoN IA X. taal„eit 1.2.4; ea ya
, a - •t a "1. Co .."-- Lt. 1: ti . •Z: ' 6,1 t e n fig, ~. ,
~ „WY rialliOtara4C,o4 - I
' ‘ , .3ts theie can lie no uninttement. '.' 13 Y ,‘....., Q.. So' SID Wood 4,
Ith e Union
am-Be
adopted
WHEREAS, The Democratic party, hav
ing from its crganization'been the pally
of the Union, faithful and true•lo its
hest interests, maintaining its dignity in
war and in peace, against the assaults
and insinuations of foreign and domeatio
foe,-; and
*REHEAR, The present deplorable con •
dition of the country results from a de
parture from its time honored and con
servative principles; and
WHEREAS, We fully believe that the
Union cannot be restored until the prin
ciples and spirit of Democracy prevail
in the Administration of the Federal
and State governments, and that the
triumph of the Democratic party offers
the only reasonable hopes of awakening
the dormant Union sentiment of the
South, which can be aroused only by the
assurance of safety and equality in the
Union; therefore
Resolved, That the present extraordina
ry condition of our national affairs, in
which we have been Involved through
the pernicious counsels of fanatics, ur- '
gently calls upon every Democrat to
rally under the time honored banner
of that political organization which has,
in war as well as in peace, in prosperity
and adversity, ever proved faithtul to the
Union, the Constitution, the government
and the laws, and which banner we will
continue to blend with the glorious stars
and stripes
Resolved, That resting their organiza
tions upon the patriolism of its well tried
principles, and still renewing their un
swerving fidelity to the constitutional
government, which they have for more_
twin three quarters of a century un
flinchingly upheld (whether assaulted
by Northern Abolition or Southern se
cession,) the Democracy of Connecticut
earnestly appeal to all conservative cili
vats to unite with them in sustaining
the President in all constitutional ef
forts to suppress the rebellion, restore
the Union, and to defend our country
against all foes, whether from home or
abroad; and we invite the oo operation of
all who are opposed to the revolutionary
element which is now making war upon
the President and the gallant Gen. Mc
Giollan, for the purpose of converting the
war against se:esslon and rebellion into a
struggle for the emancipation of slaves, in
violation of the obligations of the Consti.
tution.
Memorial to Prince Albert
The National Memorial Fund for the
erection of a memorial to the late Prince
Consort of England, had, at the end of last
month, reached £B,OOO. Toe L )rd Mayor
of London has forwarded to all the mayors
and msestrates throughout the kingd.m
an appeal urging them to use their influ•
once In procuring further subscription -
AMOr g those who have already subscribed
ere Earl Russell £lOO, Lord Palmerston
£lOO, the Lord Mayor £lOO, Bishop of
Exeter £lOO, Peabody & Co., the Ameri.
can bankers, £1006: the Bothschilds £2lO,
Goldsmid, the banker, £100; the Bank of
Enz'and £4OO, and the B,xiely of Aria
£1,050.
Gene McClellan and Matlock.
The newspapers have given circulation
to reports in relation to these Generals
which are utterly untrue, but evidently
designed to create misunderstandings
and jealousies. We are authorized by
General Halleck to state, that he has at
all times received the most hearty co
operation from General McClellan, and
that in all the military operations in
this Department he has had the advice
and approval of the General-ih•Chief.—
The two Generals are in almost constant
, xximunication by telegraph.
Mi itary Service in Prussia
A bill has been presented to the
Prussian Chamber of Nobles, modifying
the law respecting military service,—
This is henceforth to be for seven. years
four of which - will be in 'reserve.—
That of landwear is to be for nine year;
five of them in the first ban. The
three classes of age for the army will
also ,apply to the navy. l'he govern
ment will area Make a' slight redination
in the proportion of regular soldiers to
the population; which will henceforth be
per cent. ' ,
Broin Cairo to Fort Donetson.
The time it takes tii,go horn PortDoneP,
son to Cairo is from 12 to 15 hours. Some-
times the boats drop oft the news
Smithland and Paducah, but not al
ways.
WIW.11:1 ! S1118.
- n • ‘n
Count de Morny president of the
Cops Legisla it of France, - has set his
face against written speeches. Ittem4
bare ;must henceforth abandon that
riatitic mode of debating. ft- would
e items such excellent order was
established at our national capitol.
IlEgAirat `was a'rearfol jest•.of Lord
Norbury's on sentencing to death a
thief who had stolen a watch: "You
made a grasp at time, my lad, but you
clutched eternity."
MARRIED.
On ttio - Mb of Cletsterosm, at the residen - e of
the offielettog Minister, RIK. Jae Robinson. Lieut.
t likaLEB ATW,ELL and - Miss MATTItn P.
Game, all or Al . egbeny thy.
W.btAßtekiiUl,lll3 CATARRH STUFF.
This . Banff is super.or 'anything yet known for
removing Catarrh, Cold in the Head. and Headache,
For kola by
SIMON JOHNSTON, Drusost,
corner Smithfield and Fourth street&
Also, DOMINO'S OATAIMH SNUFF, and all the
°balm Family Mediebiesof the day, many of them
at g mtly reduced prices, constantly on band.
fel7
1 7B11:03E11=4:1"..49-13. MEL
R. nutmeat iniataTA.KER, eole'agent
helr for Fiske's Iffebillie Burial Oases. at R. R.
BOLGR'R'S CABINET WAREROO6I9, No 45
sm.era Fr }MD MEET Residence, WI Lowell
street, Allegheny City. Orders may be left AT
CHARLOD3' LIVERY Evraus, Allegheny Oey.
se2l.ouid-2e
DROPSIES ARE OURE.D BY BRAND
INV" RE re's PlMA—This form of disease is oc
casioned by tha:latent arteries throwing out a
greater quantit yof aid , than the absorbente'tske
up. RRANDR PILL convey by magic as it
ware. lawn se to the-remote extremities, arous
ing their ansorbente to action, and In case of swel
/lug or watery dePositsotwakfiating the sleeping
enemies of those Imamate.
SENATOR BELLENBEB, of Herkimer, New
Yerk, was a great suffer from a droyerical affection
of more thane years duration. He derived no ma
terial help from the preseriptioni of his pit ideas
who in fact gavetilmfty mderetand, ski nis cave
was hopeless. B_y tint merest chance,
the guelitlYs of Bran were brought to
lits notice. He here th at once and with
strong hope—fir Se comprehended the principle
of cure. He persevered with them tar three
months. taking often aa many as Sfleen pills a day,
but always making It a rule to take suffeent to
purge in the most eftedtual mania* twice or thrice
• week. This perseverance was rewarded by a per
fect restoration to health which has continued to
thus tune.
Bold by TtloB. 11111DPATH, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Aml tr, sil baspeatablEkisaktra in medicines,
MEDICAL
W. BODENBA BEM, B. U.,
OF.NEW YOWL CITY,
•
Having arrived in Pittsburgh will, as uenal devote
ha exclusive attention to the Medical and Samuel
treatment of Chronic Diseases, especially thoee of
the Lnwer Bowel, Foch as Piles, tiontitipation.,
tale, Pio-sure, Pelham of the bowel, Stricture of the
Bowel. iLeerallon 'AM(' Bowel. He will slso treat
the various Chtonio-biseases of the Womb, Hid.
o ye, Bladder, so. His rooms are at the 1110NON
-13 A lit ELA HOCIttE, where he may be seen and con
sulted tromil eolock a- m to 8 o'clock p. m
Patients, it they desire It, will bo slatted in any part
of the oily. fell-lm
H ULLI HELPS
PA.FAISLUS TOOTH POTS,
Prepared from the origmal recipe of Dr. J. L.
Huthheti. It le recommended to the rubito ae a
superior artielefer eleansmg and beautifying the
testa, removing tartar, restoring decayed teeth,
atrougthenlngthe gums, and imparting a delightful
odor to the breath. Pince St end&
For sale by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
Gl6 corner of .the Diamond and Market,
Orrice 0/ dna Norodom( Imeintaus
Corner blokes and Water strews.
P.thibdrgh F bruary 19th, 1862.
Oa THE BOARD OF Diaturroo-s
Corn .my hoe thla d .; declared • dividend
in CASH of TWO DOLLARS per (bare, oat of the
pronto of tee-lay OliX. mamba. payable to (dock.
ho , uovo or thrir legs! repreven tau via forthwith.
fe2il4w P. A. lIN A FIT, `fecoohr .T.
[ZisTHE ONLY REAI,
VERMIN DESTROYED,
ih 4 tan al oays be relied 014 Drain
EAT PATE, EAT PAS.VE, RAT PASTE,
Prepared by
JOSEPH PLEMINEi,
loth
corner of tho Dtamand and Market.
---
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE FIR M .0? & & MNTETLEY
was demelee t tt y,routasit COLIABIIt OD lht Ist
J aMICs 80 WN and .10}1.1N IieTLET having
purehanlid Ma internal of Llatanii Tetley, Willi *ow
tinge the bonine.s tinder pie same My/. and firm
bey aides are auttuniandlo settle Übe bllßille,B of
the iale firm JA NEM tI&%VN,
AdR&M . rETL LY.
JOHN TETLEY.
10 un.ku lisrkley'n i PoLlorb' London Portor
10 do MU 1y a Bone sib ;
10 tk. Ypun,iceee Ale
10 do Fidk Irk; Ale, In store and for sale by
felB WM. fir , I t INETT,I2O Wood Street.
PI ANOS.
ONE BE ith'IFUL
BLACK WALNUT 834 OCTAVE
CHIUKERING PIA - NO,
full iron frame, bear rade, reduced from r 276 to
S22A, )uat reee)veLtipid.far a v e by
1.8 JOKE a. MhLLQS, 81 Wood a ~t.
TT (.1 QUARTERMAST BR'S
We RR &NTS AND OTHER 01,,k1M9
AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT, BOUGHT BY
PIT rsinntaa TRUST OOMPANY.
JOHN D. SCULLY, Cast)ler.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS
Pla.t.,TO.bT az 0 0-,
klanufauturers of every •srJety ,of
FINISHED BRASS WORK.
Gas and Steam Fitters.
Particular attention to fitting 011 Refineries. Brags
Cesium of SUPERIOR 8410 YTH:IE39 made to
order. Stein:Roar, Work spirepairing generally.
nik-Soss' Oif Globe; DavOr Wel Lamp; Gas
Brackets att.! Pendants. -Corner.; SAINT CLAIR
d rEIEET AND DUQUESNE WAY. fel3;tl
If. EL BULGER,
X Aid Ca? A i,.1" BAB OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION OP
FURNITURE.
No. 4 Smithfield Street,
• PITTSBUROM.
A FIT L L ASSORTMENT OF
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constantly on hand,,:whloh we will wall at the lower
prices for CASH. myl&lyns
LANDRETH'S WARRANTED
GARDEN SEEDS
For sale by
BECKHAM Ai LONG,
127 Liberty street, ntabtrrgh
f 0 S T.-A POCKET BOOK CON
TAININGgIeoride was lost at noon on Sat
urday, near the Bang Blocs, on Fifth street. Tne
Seder will be li ea-Ally rewarded by leaving k at
&LI YOUNG'S Restaurant, No 4D Fifth street
fel7-8t
REACHES AND VINEGAR
-600 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES,
IiA.BRELS PURE CEDER VIAIIiAR,
in store an 1 tux . Bale by
W,14414.A.51 BAGALLEY,
felb = 18 and 20 Wood Ansel
zymeo.es
... .
, 2 ' :", O - OIL *T • RTH
. 6,
irgrAs RESUMED IHE PRI.CCICit
ua ATTENTION PIRSIdEIqt I DELEGA- '
TlONS,from the differenCEtro CemPald°B ll of 1..
of thee..ily 4re roqueefed,' to iteatimble itt the MAY
(I , MEDICINE
6'B ormcn,TdIt4FTICRITOe ti at two o'clock, '
to congult together cormernigg, and to make at hta formeopftice,
.„,. I:-
Memo:airy arrangernente for Me procession on )..81 110. I`,
aturday evening. TIM delegation to con bt of at 47 SMlTHtellittl
least three from eactMOomparly. . bnween Third and Yourti , .^.• t folk w
fe2l. A.O. M'CANDI,M,: Chief Engineer.
11 . 0 TO T 4E MEROHANTSpr..II I
Learning that a number of mstehanui to
whom we dray freight from Duquesne Depot, have
been Waite upon by an-toer party. WllO, has trim'
m srepresentations obtained orders for draping
their goods, we centre to say publ. ly, , that we are
prepared, -s ever, to de fiver goods with prompt.
nese and dispatch, and sol.cit a continuance of the
former patrocage bestowed upon us.
fa2l-at Pd'HiRtIRN a HENRY.
RULIIOIII comuucrous ATT6NTION
JUST
BRASS LANTERNnee Lanterns are
unequalled ( or beauty of exterior, and unsurpassed
for brilliant illuminating powers.
SCHMERTZ & BLEA.KLEY'S
fO2l 163 Wood a
JUST RECEIVED—
A large assortment of
LADIE3, MISSE3 AND CHILDREN'S
BALNIORI.L BOOTS,
of the latest style.
W. E. Satunertz & Co.,
No. 31 Filth Street.
real
WHEREAS LETTERS CUM TEST.
have been granted to the undersigned ru
the estate of H. R. LUBla, deaeased, all parsons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate ore re.
quested to make paymeot immedtete y to ALEX
ANDER friclll: ,faY, and those having claims
against said estate will please present them dt.ly
authenticated for payrnen'.
ARCHIBALD VoIfURRAY.
ALEXANDER kic.HURRAE,
Executors.
CHANDELIERS, HANGING
LAMPS AND SIDE BRACKET'S; Alson a large
and carefully selected asa,lrtment of LAMPS, In
great variety of pattern, f ,r sale cheap for cash at
- - - - -
SCHIKERTZ & BLEAKLEY'S,
fell
pROD UCE. PRODUCE.
250 necks pr;me yellow Es , Corn ;
100 bushels fresh ground Corn Meal;
100 do bright Oats;
150 do Pink Rye P otatoes;
74 barrels do la stamping order;
40 do prime White /Wand ;
100 tauthele Dried Apple
800 •do do Peaches;
60 b: zee Che se;
20 bo.heln Shell Bailin;
50 new Oil Barrels ;
100 barrels Family Flour ;
26 dozen Corn Brooms;
lb barrels Sour g rout, in store and for sale
oheap to elone contriaornelate
as. A. FETZER, corner Market and First ate
r•2l
ONEX $4OO for a comfortable two
story frame dwelling house of three rooms
and cellar, and lot of at °atm 21 feet front by 100 m
depth, situate on Mouat Washington, a abort die
lance from the blow of the h 11. Terms of payment
at commode:lug. Apo!) , as.the Real estate office of
fe2l 8. CU MB KEIT di BON. 61 Martel at.
FOR RENT, Dwelling Houses and
Store Room in various loosti on. dnrlj to
(al 8 CU ['ELBERT a SON, 61 Market • t
LARGE PARLOR LAMPS— -
Alai aster. Opal, Turmenia. Chrlsoprase
and Black bases, In fait gilt, ball gilt and plain,
wi.h Bohemian Glass Founts, and CutOla , is Globe,
or Pearl Gilt Porcelain Bhsies , elegant designs—.
kr sale at
SCHMERTZ & BLRAKLEY'S,
21 163 Wood street.
FOR BALE OR RENT.—
The subscriber offers for sale on WE DNES-
I 'AY EVE •I \ EXT, 261 lost, at Odra*, at
the store.the store Attlee occupied by him a
I ease of 15 year, to ron. The bouse wao built to cwt
the , r de, with all the conveniences for doings
large wholesale and retail business, and is kaown
its one of t• a oldest grocery sten s in Alieghsny
et y If not sold he will :EMU it to the highest bin-
der for a term of years,
'Perms mad 3 known on the day of sale.
JANUS PATTON, JR..
N R. Be hag a large and will velec ed stook of
Groceries, W•nesi, Fruits and I.;qaors amounting
to about $7OOO, whim goods were laid In at
low T. ,ces, end w.II h e offered for sale at anotic
vria.o ihenouve is disik,sed of. Due noti .e Will be
given in ttiveriv. fe2o.lw
LIST OF NEW BOOKS
A STRANGE STORY ;
A Novel by S r E Buiwer Lytton. ?rice 25 cents
CASTL.E.WAFE.B,
ur, the Plutn q,ld King;
by the a .th of gat Lyttr Price 60 Gents.
THE WARDEN:
by Anthony Troik)pe. Price 2 centa.
THE FLOWER OF THE PRAIRIE
by Gustave Simard. Price 00 cents
HICKORY HALL
or the Outcast. A romance f I the Alas Ridge; *7
:Mrs. Southwcirth. Price •50 cinfe.
FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE;
A Love Story from "Temple Bar." Price 26 oenta
THE CLOISTER & THE HEARTH
or, hia'd, Wife and Widow. A novel; Onre.
Beads. Price 76 mate .
TOM TIDDLER'S GROUND ;
by Charles Dickens. Pace 26 cent,.
p.RE 4W. Ii.XPECTATIONB
by Oh trine Thortene. Price 26cents.
TEACH US TO PRAT
by D. John Ctunmlngs. Prioe'SL
LILLIES LEAF;
by the author of Margaret Maithuat. Prtoe $l.
JOHN BRENT ;
by Major Brent.
FORT LAF.A:ICZITT E •
by a. W 094, „,
nig.Theabovel, togethaparith anoql. Owe /Modred
good and totem/ding book&
MENRY MINER
NEXT DOOR TO THE POSTOITIOR
few
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited till
the 10th day of March, 1.862, at /2 m., for etfP•
ply,ng the U. bub. Department with CPO lead
cr - BgEr CATTLE, on the hoo2
The Cattle to be delivered at Washington 'Ofty. -
and euth col ral to average 1,800, pounds pose
weight; no animal admitted which weighs less,
than 1,000 pounds grog.,
The Cattle to be delivered at Ruth times and in
such quantities as the Goserninentmay require.—
N o Cattle wUi , be requiresl. uncle= ‘ UM"
tore the let day of April. NEL opatram,
Deere and DallookituAmstitstd.; • '
A bond with good and tfttliorient seeitrity,will be
required.
tyoverimatint reserves to itselfthe' right to pay in
Tromory Motes,.
Pio bids be entertained, when tin by oon
traocore who have prevlcately retied to m compit . with
their contract.. or wheierhe !Adder is not prevent
tortemond to Ina bid.
Bads to be directed to MAJ. A. 8808 WITH, 0.8.
A., Washington, I) C.
7 P0.611/ OF BrD, '
& B, dnhereby propose to deliver bribe How
ernmentgood Beef Genie on the hoof for -- pr,
hundred pounds, gross weight ' The Cattl e to be
deliVered —, according to the tenhaorthe
enclosed adanetiesinent. The 011140 to kwingleed
on the scales, and the weight ao determined, ,b ae .
the port:balm weight. hetteby agree to Bile sgotki'd'
Ind soft:bent bond tor the rulfillment of the eon
traet.andued.
for the Caine.
ri RE
Leff& ,m9ITYPIO F IMta COLLINS.
kirgladreinilyte 'keeived
V is andforENVAOre, 0
A. • . . ',ILA
MINER'S
T HE BALTIMORIt
PIANO FORTE MANUFAFTORY,
PITTSBURGH BRAN63, —
Corner Fourth and Market, and 128
Panltldleld stmts. -
Femme wishing to purchase have now a rare
opportunity of getting a good substantial Piano at
uncommon low micas. Critical Pianists and Me.
°Nankai, .Artista.are- apetilally-davitedio examine
the novel advantages 01 these Pianos over thcoLe In
common nee. Satisfaction guaranteed ,for dye
years, and rimy be ex,obansed In six months if ntO
as represented. SI•Good - second nand Pianos fro
lore.
J. J WISE t BROS, Pittenorgh
FRENCH BALMORAL-
Call and see the new style
SATIN FACED BALMORAL SKIRTS
RICH COLORS
Just opened at
W. & D. 11117611178 2 ,
OORNER FLFTH AND MARKET 2 2 I
fe2l
VOE SALE WHOLESALE AND BE
TAIL-
100 barrels Whisk, ;
00 bags Coffee;
60 chests Tea, fine ethoirie brands ;
16 boxes Tobacco;
200 boxes Segsrs
100 gaga Rail+ ;
Lo barrels Refined S igar ;
100 do N. 0. Molasses ;
40 do Golden Syrup;
860 do SM ;
25 boxes Candles;
600 cans of Wilcox Wheel Grease.
TIERNAN t CITTY,
NO. 66 0210 STRMRT,
;briny city, fel9
eorner or Diamond
$260 PIAINOB. $260.
Two ELEGANT ROSEWOOt
.8% OCTAVE CIUCHERING PIANOS,
With full iron frame, new wale redacted from MO
to $260, just received UM for sale by
JOHN EL MILLGOR.BI. Wood Street.
GRAND CELEBRATION OF OUR
GLORIOUS VICTORY 1
FIRE WORKS. FIRE WORKS.
A full assortment of Rooksta, Plain and Colored
Roman Candhis, Triangle Wheels, Plain andtiolor•
ed Bengat Lights, mines, bine Lights. Together
with a good assortment of imalFsr Works, now
ready for the celebration on the 22d Inst. and for
sale REIMER.* BEAR,
fele by
N 05.126 and W oodsalmts
LOVE & CO,.
74 Market Street,
SELL BEST PRINTS AT 124 o„
YARD WIDE SHIRTING MUSLIN at 19)(0.
Rim li LI NKNA AND LI N RN BOBOMR, very cheap
WINTER DRESS GOODS, at great baraptine
DRESS SILKS, VERY LOW
HOOP 811 MIA OH PAP SHAWLS AND MOUES
CLOBUG OUT
113..Wholeeale buyers will thui our stook of
PRINTS
very large, and et less than the present eastern
price&
ar 'mats OASR, ESN DEuvray. -se
C. HANSON LOVE &. CO.,
74 Market Street
EMEMI
INVESTMENTII IN U. IL CLIINS,
CLAIMS AGAINST THE
11. S. 60VERNEIENT
win be bought at 12% to 18e. discount, at • charge
of tto, and the current rate of premium allowed
en an eastern drat Meentos for inventrosmt.
HASKELL & CO.,' Bankers,
ST. LOUIS, hileetark.
Wm to American Exabanae Sank, Reed
Drew a- , New Torii ; Dr, xer bd.,
pals; J. D. Scully, Catetner, Einienuren. ' •
fe/7.41.
ADDY Ewsil . B,„
ELUN)3BIO AND GiB PITTNNEI,
129 FIRST ST REST, PITTSBURGH. -
1T MVO STREET. A.L/AIGHEIBIT,
Joao THRIWOMI 011 , 0014
'DUMPS, HYDRANTS, LEAD PdM&,- .
& SinteeLoact and Flumbers mmterallstietteirlC
AN- N. B.—All orders promptly attende‘k4 .
Tell:lycL
itE.A,L LACE COLT. RS SgT*-m •
A few eholoe style" of those - ` ' -1 '
•
REAL LADE DOLLAiII AN 1.. D CUPPI4,
opened tide day and for axle by -
FATOIt, IdAORIBIL *.-{70.„ -
_felli 11 end Itlirifth a.
W OVI 011
Pitts., Pt Wayne* titieago-Railway:6(;:
N - I "IINALCANON 01.• AN ACT OF
• the . leeelature of the Oonueontroattit of
• onantran* sodded,: "An sot 'to ti de for
Itli n aktovel , the- PIITTNIU AST
MAUI aND 08:10161011hadiaiD 1 41r IV
APHOYeeli ttat • Mat ISM alciltoUs‘ t i ,
beta at ma oily _of pitt• r. 4
, WEIDNEBDAY, da_y Of in atikth• - `
*Moe of th e tempanyv Dip 41718 tat •
elegt,throotore.alut.br ~ewer_ Aglow OW,.
ialmotated by 4eld Act. • li=rioneorddere heir
'atitoothroirto Vetere ttds
- • J It. Lo.
:4_,K . ÜBL I ITutdc4 . - -
thoulEl JI.
J. MOAB lin i lNi -•••
eismuisuzAm. .. .
- _ PLlZebaa • Th of the said frellrO4ll.
Febioary r ' 18 1 52—r , '
Doustapxxx nip DOTTBIA %TER
1111310 EL ems SOOTS.
of /111117,411101* mates selling at a Q Loa t ty
due *1 o non forme priest to oleo& out
W E*helium'ls 4 Ce., '
. -4• l l.vilkh mart-
00- STATIONARYI PAMIRS,
A 73
11141
C - ,Mrt •
,„-,1400 1 14.000PRIV •
":"- - ^ -
. -
.r .c l s. ,
.„,
~I. ivocui...eilistiii,
----
i 4, ,
0i1,, ,
gin haopegadi alarm stork of
tirrAirLE par GOODS,
Parahased long Iraq, sad now offered otilfholesal•
at .
GRICILT BA RO A INS FOR CABE.
fe18:10611w
0••••
Traisairgurw
ZZOOP
, . la , oureir
Bought previous to the a d s . ance .
.. .
Ladies Wide TapaSkirta ;
" Narrow do .- -. .-
" Diamond Oolerwl - doi
Misses wide Tape Bkirtti..
" Narrow do
These goods are all of the very basswasos, eft 4 i .
will be sold °heap, frw aletb - ;,......:-
.. .
• 7,17.1
COTTON !LOB I
AT LAST YBABEY PRIONt
Haring paraimsect a large;lot of
Ladies White n
What Bow
" Brow "
hated . _ _
filbtaee• Oaten Hose, " 20&40011150044.
Nene Beglleh-Votton
before the athletes In Wee, tre are .go* olfertig
then:tat Isetlesteprkets.
sa.Wholeittle Myers moron tilarimieet•
Ang from caret**. - • '
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
Choice colors and excellent qualltyans4 received
by express
JoKEII4IK **AEI . 1 - - ``Z,g'
11' MARKET BT REZI
l 0 SALE—The new
~ and: last miming packet
JOllST.lllcoOldlit% ntowittnumg
in the Wheel:nit - and Pittsburah
trade, and connecting with the Parkersburg boats
at Wheeling three times per week, and Overate
with the Liberty and 8a he List from elnettna.
I he only reason foraallbogiAg.hoatig the lose of
my hearth. II the boat Is not sold on the late
Martit, she will be exposed to publbs on NON
DAY, the third day of March, 18e2, at the 'wharf.
For Melted' :InfammUmt "invirCe.:ooKßON
Dila() ot, New Allegheny Bndge, Or DOWN T.
tdc001443„ Gentain
GROCEATES
-9,000 Ibs. Codfish
26 bb e No. 8 large Mackerel!
160hage Illorlotlete;
100"bble:N 0 btohnewle;
16 bhds. New Oda Sugar;
25 bble. Golden - Syrup ,
100 half rheas Young Byron Teen
60 do Biwa Tea, foe ease by
W H 8611TH
(018 118 Second CO,
end 141 Front creeds,
It
Fine White, nun and eky Mauna{ Under
and Osershirta on hand, and Van
made to order, as
shortest natio% at
R. WILLIAMSON&
BUIE, T F A LkT.O4
NO. 4T ST. CLAIR STREET
ooN
CLOSINct OUT
jw
TO MAKS
SPRING.
trees Trimmings, r
Velvet liibboits,'"e
Velvet 'Buttons,
Embroideries,
Di a a t i o d 4 ,3
haceßaeaves,
Wooien
Linen $e le,
Hoop Skirts,
Bairuorsi Skirts,
etilWe comets,
Trench Corsets,
Gents Merino
Shirts and Drawers;'
Collars
Collars and
Zieclk.TWA,
Zephyr Wonted,
Sbetbuid Wool.
Woolen Yarns,
'CHARLES CePIIIMUM,
NO. 78 MARKET STREET.
L. ALLEN, Agent,
, • Wielesafe
PETROLEUM OILS •
Reensconstantly.aulumd the=l,l,lns
market. Produce and Com matehair
Also BEOrIFYIN and dealer in Wines and Liquors.
, O.PI B / 4 441%. _
fell•tt NO. 6 WOOD laßilla t Pi. •• ••
'1 .26 I Prtutno aR
gE B4 ui
t 9 frotn • onedellti 1.- 010 Mit
4611 barrels Ora& CHI from Duck Oreek,os•Wa.
da. -- , do , L _ A do, "AA -#;"
nweithilitzliNai
pa do PlEdiduid Middlioduo
at dozen Broom;
ono NARA* Itorrein4•4l4ll(..iitaktM,."ll
chain fez cash, az food piper.
t017.1t R. I. ALL N J App No. I Wood aims
WILLIAM MEAMII, -- 11011) kutruzzas
HAMMON A. 00P7M1,
Generstitatter& - .FP 14 , 11 ,
MEANS as, , iCIM-49E
moms= to woutdionohi t o t e cw
WHOLJABA4B 044_94448
-Ginn
~T?I~9IIRQM.'Ab
DROPMALB 4011
b p =4 sl 4ll l ;t BTOßlSS—i r t k itt et rosjs:_
iproMma; tatthirriaMportatirm dttria l ==
Meer
army .SIONII 011 ending Deeamb ill aa" ali rilimma•
id 1111117. OrdlAl9.ll , DOlook sad
;mbar warm par Mo poundO• to ma'am - UM AI.
P l 9 o ol,Mltgripa Mal
, wouTed*'admairttda etyreFt - - t , ltt r.
Saddam will spacify a antromairitslo -- ii k riAl
the
Ina of trland 141111114
l auloisma l MOWS* ag,tjhpogr
0 t • r t tire r . erawW-1
Wheals.
it it- - 4 - 1 4itz
TT Bib* this ar
MCOM ticle. wideb tbr teOPSerlikadam/ In.
ApplidtantilliiSlAßO IE4IA-
I or oolar,(whieh
ge cake:em ItiM sa
loy age or assist" t
On/ )
=idit klim,
(tri areour Vt4of
AALST,
tbabd by allllarga-806p.blakera sad 0112aillaatles
*Met, gawk 60_1601 1160 mike
of Ravish Soda broughtto matey. Oman*
bell F e . l %.te - -
• SAPINUHER, Ole itlicainato Wile%
ao .n 611460 liy6Fa6ly known. wo,lautobe
All bipipfiligitom s
GO ,
.rsespyr,,,
COreltbeitAitathe
Pam. 8e briundbeamita_
4agbaydada.. -- , „ 116 W9 O ll
DWraWiTria 11, 1 0; it° .valt.
Maga do ° co
Yr' do 119-
60 boyar • :AY . > Anallitaili
al6aruailoi vitt/ •
IdaU
MW
*NW littair4
ak
-,,
1
Ore ma lot /111414iiirr,..--.ti,-;
. •-, ~...tr,.-.lktte4-wa.: ,timutmer
, - ... ,, —.1,c. *. i , 4,.: A*Ailiiinfi:` , • ' .., i
MEM
Glov4int •
. Hoe iery,
; -- i 1-