BURGH I
;1, N . •
GIN. GE ANT.
details.of the La tt I a at Fort Don.
eiimiligett to crowd us with the,sealis
4iliat terrible struggle. It no4tiv
. reit:alba& Gen. Grant, who has liien
.auddenfilio a Major Ge,neral.; wpa
inexcusably sent from the4ield wimp
` oat up, and
the men 'needlessly slaugaireci. The
gaftan4Witeetot of
filmoekoir t nittsWely of Irishmen, comp
1 1 .,' • itguid4hithifikiirepid Col Lawlor, like
411 COltaetViliiiivi.fased'to retire, althoßgir
-;
• •
out et*teltdiation, and fired. iiktp7bf
ther-T-Wenty-flftb 11,,elitnok.,y ordered up
to relieve them, has but few men 1011, to
tell of their unflinching courage, whilst
• • the fatale Aim: Grant could not be
. , found upon the field. Gen. Smith
re
liiex kiuit from disgrace by charging
upg'n the enemy, on Saturday evening,
-enti-Atcpps position, and his brave
column had the honor of marching into
the fort faitou - Sund — ay morning.
%Mil the _above was in type we have
clippe !,tte.,-follo w in g &Mu an Eastern
paper
WeinitAtioN, - Feb. 22.—Brigeflier
Ge...nergrOhas. F. Smith is to be made Eopor clOer 4 l of Volunteers, as an
iaditioittreilihment of hiß gAlls,nt serviePs
wt. the Otkrpttlig of Fort ilor,elson.
i 54,120 00,1 y Major General, appointed
4,ll4,PeffibiAlveiMa.
NiO& AS WAS.
Thittisihe motto which embellished
our :blgolthanting•roorn window on the
evenittig# the 22d, and while it Called
forth' thitndmiration of Ihe multitude
VilsottuAngsd the street, it received an
Ocosidnital, Om from a few. One thick
sculled: individual, who reads nothing
but the Pittsburgh Gazette, insisted that
the 'Wilms as it was," meant the rector
Jeff. Davis, and Slidell, and
Mason bathe U. S. Senate. We tried to
convince hiin that the Union survived
evirCthe death of Washington, and
those who framed it, and that no matter
about-payis and his set, the country can
be again united let who will be in the
U:fi,Venate.
The Union as it was does not mean
the restoration of Davis to power, on the
contrary* Melina his prostration or ex
ile...it means the raising into power in
therll4.64tent States, a new set of states
men, men who love the Union; men of
the: =Old of Jackson and Clay and
Benton. These are the kind of men we
desirc-tplOr.m a Union with. The gov
eminent under which we have lived and
firthed for eighty years will answer
our .piliPiptSes for some time to come.
~..-411141;TAL REPORT.
We - have- received the annual reptort
ortiOnanagers of the Western Penn
syliattia,ltospital for isai. .The Fop()) t
ocouples . fortyma pages . " There
has. 71iien in& tioehte patients , during
the
,yea:rApptiposed oft -he following
2, hronchitis 1,
rypituidlevor 1, remittent fever 1, corn.
- poitn - 7 - 1000*-*ritherli* gun shot
wain& lydt.aentery 1, rheumatism
Tttiakst gtiati . ,Tutititurfiln; trnd receive"
large appropriationsevery year from the
Legislature as,a hospital for the sick, yet
litubreceiyedsluring the wholelear but
twkAmpAtiiuti„- whilst the liferer Oos-•
tittt*d'Pitssavitit's Infirmary have ear
ectforitutnt a - dollar charg ,
ad-Ilrifilipeppterilienee salaties for
inittses: "'Plea h fviielV.e r utienti Might
134-401ccurboarthgtlik, riot class Mite's
a ithat'A 6 #. elitaftke r TIM' insane •le:
Lary:ilea: iiirlissido -•--
reatWorthein-V
111 r 4 livinsir9x , '
muting tho Pittebu,
.our allusion to -Dr
theifiAting at P ,
not - wish it to be rti
were none otheriiin
-•we re‘lck Altia a4uti
denhat th"rPf'fi
40W0/414.1i .
"tray, eaoept. as sut.
eontractonn- 'The fact
Abolitionist has'nt tl
0.4 rrk
br -4 •4 8 9 1 ky, ~ althongi
b k.7 , llqC
!4 .o ePsOrrie'4 l . They -
V liniLitti-4ftsautking and
figs he he per centage do a coniraoi
with admirable preckion ; but thaput
and thdist' 'exiirolsq)bf he tilAcl
haveitt trp4 *few' SOT! • f.thentinmile k ,
very? gleiei -17fothe eau"
apotit gilcivepatriotiast Cs' f
hero. but they have
mar
17 tt*"aalt,petre sbOuld be
s d*„out : • ' - 'howelEulif the hareasw
04 3 0 - ,W4
•consider the explanation
neein order that our neighbor
will be a* hereafter , Wappmeiate our
allusion Yt6 the..politYcial complexion of
the .
Anti the many exhibitions of
Patichlthei ei the Ai we should not
omit to wet(ticin tne' exercises at St.
Tirusbaers Seiniiiiiu*, k Catliollt fiastitti
tiontmitie CtinnellsvillO'read--4Car the
414010.1+ - •
l iratihipgt.ols . l:A Fa well Address was
read 4eit. Dr. Keosii, Professor of
Timoirly,:yrefaced by 44,13 appropriate
General' filnelr t er.
Charges against G. Blenkervitte now
current in many of the German fottr
.
nah3 of the country. which, in justice to
himself, he ought to ref Ute if possible;
lbese charges are, that being a sub-lieu
tenant in the Greek army, he was dis
honorably cashieredi' that he then re
turned to Germany and became a deal
er in wine at Worths,. but that being
unfortunate in that - bUsineas he became
, .Guilty of fraudulent bankruptcy, and
w A in his
Printing/ the Treasury Notes. • a*/ P absence andwnde nured
V... i n J u ne ro to fi
ie Secretary of the Treasury will
re ; e for the • engraving, • the; anti thatrprevithts
ment for th,., e. y ears ' It.tPtssmi
priiiting, numbering and paper required
Sigel;" t them Geranitiz,
-to thitt cow:rem - K n, . being
engaged
in
the revolution oeS Ti
-±Or the Vllripsue authorised by. the loan .
aceiow before Congreas. rt is required •
wader Gen. '
necessary to issue the ~Etter found, it
h
- t_...at- th h . ,proposats state the party, firm concern i ng hi urz • 'wing order
or company offering the facilities for
ezcoution; the capital and models must "gervtPzwiltilletto:lThilt4:x
be submitted vt , bbads and notes, Ac- "Col. Bferaccr of the Palatal&
cording to the terms of the bill, notes whom thetrued in chief `athirst,
of one thousand, Eve jmndred, hundreds and divisilDlA.PlciPtir Co ' OrYettl
* 2l 42•fritiro itt,ttddat these at pees- ! ontUrif-fiCulthii:o 4 # 43 j,____e ,- __,,` rio
ackviiili behamed, .;.f.isel.tiays notice will- - ed, has acted i llir , -• 1
__ ____----,.;;l ii
be iften to nakeitiroporall: - Banana- 1 evert ' - ':;.. 0.(,.: 5 . a r-' ";5;.:, , f. , :; . ~ - - -- 44 110
4w bort4CwitThrecrurat 1 "L Ortive;: '' 110- ' '
.. ..7si., ^1 55 ..,6.1. -tun, 1,2. .. ,i4k, , • _,..
.kw,' :-..--- i,...it 5....."1 i /•01-- - - ti 'i ' , rcr c li. Int sax dry! ii..
a- 1.., ~,,«. J, t... 1, -. :il. 'aver 4(43 •, . 1. - 4 , ' I b . . •
k... 1 1.03.0,. ..
orate za..ilitild. a. ,F VC. .t , WU,. "at. , d ail ' .4011.11 butie r .bl.l slut 6r " 4"
We ligkinstand the spaelouly ground's
in Llinviiikatthe College were illumina
teairf!y fire: , works enlkin the
Aril ;24 th'e . "§ -- tar SPangleek
siiiiefrilboilt'Worthistuaen4
•
i"*.gls3,l4ltFt.kr
)OST
to have placed him 113,
Irlfingibleperaition holle hektim
t c Potomac.
?For my own part, there was no man in
the army in whom I mote entirely con
fided than in Gen.. Stone. That he is
: g t i o
ity of the Lase charges laid against
h I think impossible. If he is pithy
1 I certainly would be the last one to,
,sppologize for him. Personal and es
I : -mei:P*l*nd as I regard him, under a
fair showing of such treason and guilt as
'the chargos embod t y, I world have noth
ing to say 'in -liiibaalf. - Put do 'et . tie
retrain, from such intostiee 42atp. this, „sit
dragging him down to a level with men
generally accounted unprincipled and
base. , Let us have patience and await a
due investigation :of this case. Let us,
ini the name of common hunkunity,,gtve
the accused Mi opportunity to make his
defence and fairly to meet the testimo
ny whichnocases him, before fastening
upon..nhitherto upright man, such se
vere guilt. -
.„ W.
Ual
Condition of the A
tomae
the army of the Potomac, an regard to
clothing, are from an officer of that
army, and may bo fully deli:tin - tied on.
At present it is rather theaorpitals than
,
toe camps that - nem/nipples: -
"I roust acknowledge,with a contrite
heart, my neglect in answering your
questions ahoutaphliera' kaitteins, Ido
not koow How 'it hits happenect that I
have always thought of it after lilting
but never while writing. - - I..think the
b.thave.a forefinger; I should say that
is necessari only for the right hand.—
But the soldiers,
who have not families
dependent upouiltheir earnings in part,
(and most of the New 1 nglanci..Btitte4e
at least, or New England towns, sending
soldiers, have provided for their fami
lies,) have abundance of money to sup
ply themselves with gloves and other
eomfores, if they do not waste it it
drinking or gambling.
"Their rations are abundant, sa..d the
savings from them (which they are al.
lowed to re-sell to the commissaries,) if
economically managed, amount to one
tbotunind dollars a month for a full reg
iment. One of ours has saved to very
'nearly that extent this last mOrith.- - - ,
fhe tax to the sutler is ten cents a mouth
for each officer and soldier, amounting
to $1,200 a year.
`From these sources stoves, gloves,
eatableS not provided -by' government,
(milk, butter, poultry, &c...) -and what
ever else they want, can he procured."
Preaentatons of swords, sashes, event
uniforms, by companies to their officers,
r-' of very frequent occurrence, indica
ting anything but being in a condition
replete with privations. Mittens and
stockings come to our Maine regiments
(of which there are twolin this brigade)
ru such profusion that there are plenty
to give away (all of us on the staff have
just been pr esented with stockings) af• 1
ter abundantly supplying the soldiers ; 1
thrti much of the charity bestowed upon
the latter is wasted. If the matter
could be properly organized, it would be
otherwise. lf , for instance, the various
soldier's friends societies would establish
agencies at Washington, Louisville and
Sr. Louis, notify commanders of divisions
and brigades of supplies on hand fur
distribution, and get information from
them as to what things were chiefly
needed in their commands, much might
perhaps be done to promote the health
and comfort of our troops.
"But I fancy they go now chiefly to
those regiments already best supplied,
and I should not recommend sending
any more mittens to our troops this
winter. If made, it would be better to
lay them by for another season. When
our soldiers lack anything, i e., anything
of the articles usually made up for them
at home, it is ninety-nine cases out of a
hundred their own fault. Their tents
are sometime too feel and of too inferior
a quality, and their trousers, coats and
boots are not always of as good materials
as they should be; but you would be as
tonished if you could be here, as I wish
you could, to see how comfortable our
troops ale. '.I heir tents art less 'clean
than desirable, in most instances, though
not uncleanly enough to be unhealthy.
The 'feeble ones have pretty much all
died or been discharged, and the aver
age health of almost every regiment, in
this part or the army at least, is expeed•
itigly good."
Stone and Axes
To TOE EDITOR OF THE N. Y. 'rums ;
In your issue of the 13th appears al
article with the above title. Now Ido
think we ought to tun wAli more regard .
lairness and justice— Once lye ac:
e.?” , ntsa pso - plainnocent until they_wera .
proven guilty, bitt off iate it izttrti to
-bp the other way, and, on ausplei,
hpweverslight, we are ready to conclude
that persons are guilty, and so to hold
Tem until they prove their innocence.
e former yule in ,cerlainly , .140 re equi
table, enlightened and Christian : let us
not dgpart from, it.
As to "lir. •TveS" I know nothing
itbout him personally, but his reputation
id ; bad, awl has been so for years. Not
so withi'GeneriiktMilitoe. eilwdyo
maintained a good reputation, and' Una
ty to shield - kim from such
upon his inteity and
tempted in the artiqle al-
aaquaintance with Gen. gee
thertly after-his-ffecte i el-ie n
`, Md . I found him to be a
)14 .eoluististik ChtiAtian
t@ I ever heaid or known
tuolie that tialgto impeadh
1. All through the Rex
conslucted himself nobly
Niutiny in a rematkable
thteem .and confidence of
lfEwers., Since the@ fie.
,enjoyed the full coa6-
4yho, have had .PPPortu•
detect disloyalty in him
t/tere„,would most ter-'
isaovered_it, or at.. least
their suspicio4 so at
1 a poat ,on near ________
./„..._,E[: . •,: : V, 1 . ~, :d,
.. ",,i, orders, a procure .e ne.,::: p. • ,:, . . .
ca h or by an order on the Government,
by committing the most revolting ex
tortion and plundering. .
"3. He has gone so far alt. to take
forcible possession of a trEdiiit . ant "t_
nition wagons on their way 1 41170rx . . 1 . ":
...,
to seize for hia own use eighteenisigronti;
with arms, annutplitititii and prOvist
ions. .
i_
"I therefore amiss CoT lenker.fient
all his commands, I dee ' .him a cow.
ardly plunderer".and a traitor against
our country, and ,X - suthoriie — any man
to arrest him and to deliver h' .. up at
head quarters: - ' a. t-- , • f‘r, . ~r ti, ief.
.. • -f" :', '=" - s; e EE,. , "
' f
-" Varionsactsof trim harifti
ter are also charged to-,_.7ha coitr. ,
witted by Gen. Blanket sh*.iffii arriv
al in this country, loth' since
his entrance into theiirtny. 4.mong
these, it Is alleged that the ..640 and.
field Officers of the division tinder hie
cotarnatid have made. n._ great deal
,of
nioneircitt of their positions. - W4dier
these charges are true or nbtrwe de not
khow. We allude to them with no de
sire to injure Gen. Bleaker, but/simply
-to express our astonishment:that he
leaves them unanswered. It 'is already
several months since they ware brought
-before the public, and it seems to us
quite time that they were satisfactorily
refitted. .
FRINETVLINESS OF RUSEILC
„ The Ozar has given another proof of his
cordial gcod will in the interesting and
significant dispatch addres=ril by Prince
Goruahakoff to Baron Stork', the Russian
envoy 'at, Washington. Tne occasion of
the dug:oo4 is the satilifactery settlenfiftit
of the Trentdlfficultg i ;op which the.Rusa_
sian govdrnment its% , nirrstulations.
The Ozar shows the alacrity of his friend
shiii.by hastening to cx.pre a hi, sontlmenut
in advance of official in ormatinn. HO
praises the wisdom, moderation and probi
ty of the federal government, and—which
tithe significant part of the dispatch—he
t.tprsities a deep cmcern that we may soon
recover our former influential position
among the great powers of the world
The recent event, Prince Gortshskoff says,
must have shown our government how
much its internal difficulties alter its polit
ical position, "how much they tend to ens
courage the aspirations attached to a dim
inution of the powers of the United States,"
and haw much, contrquently, it is our in
interest to get rid of them as soon as possi
ble. The dispatch elms by essigr log not
~nly the cordial sympathy of the Czar as
a reason why he desires the strengthening
of the American Union,- but also ",ecau se
the maintenance of its power it of the high •
est importance to the genera/ equils
i6rtum."
The following passage from -Secretary
Seward's letter of instruction to Minister
Clay shows how handsomely he talks of
Russia and how cleverly he maaages t
extort compliments without trenching
upon his dignity :
"Nationa, like individuals, have their.
prominent wants : drat freedom, secondly
prosperity thirdly friends.
"The United States early secured the
two first objects. But, although they have
always practiced singular moderation,
they uevartheless have boon slow in making
friends.
"Russia presents an exceptional case.
That Tower was an early, and lt, has al
ways -been a constant friend. This relation
s:pp hetweor, twc mitions, so retflote and
so u dike, ha s e:cited much suiritiee ; but
the explanation is of vious.
"Itiosta, pie the United States, is an
impr tying and e:panding empfia Its
track is eastward,- white thatviliva United
States, is itektjfat, The. two'' nittinae a
therefore; haver donibi in midget,' Rich"
CQl?ie6 Cl zstroa.to the new negh
sired *ages Jeelaile
slarlatd by• eggrindirgneat..-,Busehr
end tali IMAM 'State* . ..tilartilenitin *gob&
friends, until each having: made a carnidt_
of half the. globe in oppekito 414tentinwt,
they shall meet and agree with earth otbete,
in the region veterKeivilliatidn ffret began
arid where, after so many ages, it his nuw
become lethargic and helpless "
The Sainaratana
This ancient race will probably ere
ong have coped to exist, as it has long
been gradually but surely
At.the present time thee whole tribe
consists of not more thaß opst hnnared
sq,l fifty persortsrAand ii - their laws
forbid them to marry except among
their own people, there are Ow twelve
young men who cannot find wives.
They dwell at Sheohem, and every
Easter go up with their tents te 'Mount
Gerixim, where they keep the Passover_
with preniielf tne tame ceremonies
which accompanied its celebration two
thousand years ago. Like the Jews,
they slay the paschal latut4 and with
loins girded and staff in hand" they eat
itVith bitter herbs. Unlike the modern,
Jews ettith whom they have no =dea l- ings whatever,) they have their high
_priest, and this Atte has ever , de
seended in the same fatally. The pres
ent venerable old man will be sun;
ceeded by his-nephew, who is now, a
rabbi; besides these two offuloating
priests there are tix slayerii, Wohosti duty
it is to kill the eaeritioial lambs. Not on
ly it the Passover pelebrated as of old,
bat every rite mentioned in the Bible
is adhered to with. the greatest exited.
tude and minuteness
W I TT/C.ISML
When the hay day of life is over, •old
age may be subtly a cc!' bhlrping. A
merry heart may be nestled in a totter..
in frame, like aawallow that hui in
a ruined chimney.
Don't let yourohildren learn good and
'bad things indiscriminately. To, be
sure; the bad migfit be eradicated in
after years, btti it is easier to acirelipth
I t is better to wear out than rust oat.
We must not only strike the iron while
it is hot, but strike ti'l it is made hot.
seed than to dow dirty 'wheat.
• Uniform lime is now defined as the
love of a girl for a volunteer who takes
care to sport his new clothe* °wall 'be- .
easions t lung before he has fleshed—his
sword or lkdded J Atiyon3t. "
11- -
...... DROPRIES ABA 4.74.81 BY
w klEift4
tha MTH'S PILLEt—TIne.I4.I I Pme is °c"
„iamb:mid by tbe exhalent. arierkw throwing oat a
greater gaanaty of fluid. tbawthe nis take
tin. BR Irft YiLaktecofray at
1
t e s t i M bsorba n WO th e remote, - _ ,
Rug -or w a ate - -- 671 the i tk g Ziamiza, "a " Zir a=
energies of alai yemes,;_, ~ ..,- 4 , '
BRIfaTOR bELLnhagil, eY iterkin=
tork, was a great c , "a
Ottptire than are
lariat help that
, irlio Week owe,
op . ,.se. — 13?
the wpm,* of "
hie notice.- JIG k
ostrong hope-44r
f ehre. Ale Llk
morttbksaking oft
lbl M1.411=4.
t reem slj . D. Thle 1
titre orders to takaat once
-
, t - WAILISkNISINp OTEEKRAILAILIift
+AIM US ii O V.EBtkIIitIiT,ROI7EIHT BY'..
. • PEMOURGLVISINT 00)1PANy. 74- •
1 122411 1 • " • t • 1 .1444 T, Cosbrar.
PUQUO. ' • 1k41";44' ' 1 - i,l : 10 02116.• .._,,,, •
- ft i
I P-crxeromfasczoo.,
It. u r.otuv v i_„
.... , 4r-intift iw r o .y a (
c. 4 FINIS 11.PIPVi tiSSAVOIIK.
..,
Jigas and Stealimlaitte rs.
P., u. alas' alien tun t ' Mang on o *oo. Braes
Ceti g,s ( f 61/P&RJOR amo , pads to
order. SLe4mb , at work in&itarierall...lL
*Those' Oti Woke t •, DOW/ 1' '-r
Btackata livi,PesukKill.3ll a
is ['
Rh:ET AND DUQUESNE4II- alktt
'Coll2lsmilirda
itittatitkid. - '
, . • Ilir/LNUVA.
.1111719, 011' ,
KVERT GEBORIIPTJOS 1 I
OF 1
IF ti ft N ITILRE.i
I‘6. 41 1 1 - Bnciiiialelki Sllziiit,
I PITTSBURGH.
AFUL L,,AsBORT3VENT OF
flgiburgli BanunictureS furniture,
~,..- .
0 fan hand, which ws villa& itt a ltl i ox a st
.e. ,,_
,
,:d . ....
' fey ,
600 BUSHELS. DRIED REACHES.'
S •
0
• •••
,11 Alt • •
T
.
Its. Fide White, and 'Amer Flannel tin der
and Oversprrs en hand s and Wade to order, on
shortest notice, at
R WILLIAMSON'S,
BiIIRT FAUTtritY,
INFO. 47 ST. CLAIR STREET
• At AA. OATLErgIr as BEM,
General Insurance Agency,
Pittsburgilsoatiii les Repreelettod of High.
..tel fp •
AliKlhartitred by Penoa, and other Statee.-14
iisaltre, Marine and Life Maki taken or all de.
eoriptions.
nalb-ilm Oa FOURTH STREET. Pittehurgh.
.r.A4 DIRETIVB 4; BEHT'S
WAIMANTBD
G-A 211 103 7i D 8 ,
FOR BALE BY
111E11, - ;
Oa Sunday •• !indult 22 I iSsiv..t 41. o ' o.o tk , "
The taustit ?learn the Wood street door 4-
, the Bt. Cliarles ; otel, at 10 o'clock this (Monday)
raonstng. lu w it,..oeed to Z illeacidneEsaUer County.
Magee In attendance at rad hone.
On POT* 2'd, . Mr. J0#144 €14./N100D ilt ;
.ftp.fs4lF YOU&
VeMeleltrni ie. trim harlato real.
midateld oet, i3ll 71114;4111, the
;26tb,14,10 401:1Ce Mt} ndc,are rgapectfu ly
1 nii 4 01 .0 ' 1 40)44/41Totir er, notice.
FrIARJSRALLAI CATARRH d.r.UFF.
Tina Snuff is emperor to anything yet known for
removing Catarrh, Cold inthe read, and Headache:
For salehir:Ni c EllhiOft 4151:111STON, Dintincat,
.._,,,_ el .o2l l 4 l glithOeklaiiftFourtis streets.
Aleq in/41911913 CATARRH SNUFF, and all the
)itaie,,,iftiffrigedkinewitiertkrownrettitenr
at ;educed prices, constantly on hand.
171 40E1Pc.T.A.33_
ULAN UNDERTAKER, solo "geld
'W.dorteiatte's &Wallet Bonet Oases. at is. E.
13U1,41131'S ALEINET weitemohua, NQ. 4b
STRZEIV 'Keeddenee, 2IS Lamm&
street, Allegheny City. Orders =ay be I,tt &T
&MARLS& LIVERY &NOLAlntte?l t •?' v•
• -
EDICAL
W. BODENNIAMISIE, 9. D.,
01 , ' NEW MAIM
Having arrivedln l i fttahurffh *Bean mini devote
his exclusive aceishorrte the, Wheal and Burv,eal
treatment citChronie resifts, biipeedally those of
the Lower Bowel, ens as Pftea constipation, Fla.
hay, Fifeart3. oft)* Soppl,_Eltrieture of the
Bowel, timerat ion ofthe &web - He will also treat
the various
.Chronio Risesteesof the Worn% Kid.'
n "ye, Bladder, &a His rooms are at the MONON
cauF.Li where hem bo Been and QM , '
Att1t....1 from 9 efilooll a m.tbffe'elook - p. m.
PA ante, it they deeire it, wall* vieite4 in any part
of the o.ty. • felb-lm
•
PARISI* TUOTU PA6TE,
Prepared from Lice ,origlner aof Dr. J. L.
Heathen. It Se rebo rn to the yublla as •
eupertor amide for 01 bertugrAng 1 / 1 0
u4no., removing tertar , 'receyed teeth,
anteegthening magmas, gun cileffAtfuL
editor to the breath: Price U
For sale by
OBESE FLEMING,
earner of th J e Disu*nnd and Market.
°trim or rut Pirmszta's 1 asZio., }
az
Corner Markot and *ter streets.
• Piitebtirgh. F. b I 19;6, 1882.
[U. TEM bOARD OF DIR lai OF 0
Corn riltay hare this 44' ciVtifared it. 4.1 video d
in CASH of TWO DOLIAHS pei ihare, on: of the
profits of the lbw six mosithaipsysble to mock
holders or their toad repreeessitives forthwith.
fe20.2 e -.' Pi, 4,. iill'44l.AßT, Beereta:y.
-
WTOT SS PIRKOliabl — TS i PI t T SBU SOH
bearnin t at a ist it,MMI • . , of merchants to
whom we dray feem Depot, have
been wane 1 upon
obtained °s has tare'
minrepreeentallo4 obtained **: draying
their goods, we dente to say ~tasat, ague
prepared, , s ever, todeisig:growi with PratoPt•
nest and dispatch, and Saholtwastatlimartsp.of ate
DR
former pstronsge beettatred a togais
1e.2/-st Dr eaur a HENRY.
IwTHE ONLY READ '
::YRILILIN DESTROYER
ill it can always Derailed Wit wait
RAT PLSTR, RAT PAS 1% RAT PANT..
Prepared . by JO3EPR ELEMING,
felt corner of the Ditupond and Mark.t.
. ._ _ ___
SUN 0 SIRS— ? •
.
10 °sotto assiclera.,it Nillune London Pullet;
10 do Blur-ay a eons elel
10 d.) Youngeie &le ;
10 do Fedarks Ale, in More And for lode by
lel3 W 6f . BENNIWT, 120 Wood street.
PI &NOS.
NE BEAUTIFUL
0
BLA.* WALNUT 11).j OOTAVE
Cificllls,NlNG PIANO,
full free Men, new scale, reduced from $276 to
VS6, luet rectervedand for.salety
fee • JOHN NteLLoe, SI Wood street.
•
TT V
• S QUARTERMASTER'S
4tibitETH'S WArIigANTED
GARDEN SEED
For saki kr.
BECKHAM 4c LONG,
• 117 Liberty sOert,.Pttlikbargh. _
EACHII2 AND VINEGAR--
. ,
11 BiEREg t,lll/4 Clip WIHU,
to store an I for Sila by
WILLIAM BAGALICY,
18 and 20 Wood street
NEW *LIVER
200 OAlO3',
-OF
BOOTS, ACID ,011(OES
•
,VRALLACING EVERY DESCRIP
qv/ riorof dativd#lrode ogortifdAhis day of
No; 62 IF WZIWIT,
heXt dVer to the Eipreas °Mee.' •
4 herb goods . are cadOln rnitdo • expresaiy for
Retell trade.
UM PAIR WARRANTOR,
and wi.l b. bold Ly the siogle_ peir ortty i , ho case,
e 4 E -RA Tni; UBIJAL/ P.d,108.
.! •
at a bargain. -
H E —JEWELRY _ItFACTIT
HEW AsdoorAlityr ir!ith 111124 of the
si,ore, offer r
PLATED & pgrAkt:J,lo-Ir
STA:ha - WENT FACKMIES.
cheaper than any Eionseb tar.
J. H. GARD/ Agent.
tat
. =
14/ Ars"allr . - two jEt
•upEß7pHoseBkrii7 OF, LIMN }
/dAA - 4/FACTERSD •
BAUGki & SON-A f .
No.%plloUtb W4atirkes,Phy4A.
PRIUN $451,er2,000 - lbs.
FAILNEBBS AND DNAVARS
CAN UPON TE4C—AEKT
NAIVGBP at the character orlh a well 7 k6carzr
maitre la MAI 41111 V takintglo6ll.
&nog prep red amotly et &cordial° wit.h.Ml
eau& puncipto4, from BA:WS 41 tblar cage*
elate, w,thout any proceile bricir:l o hr blade*:
anti ander the peraorad'imentalon kiLtictairce
prietara, they cart.ilrattalry,'Staraii • • Tart
sercedlo Mit respect, and also ap be N iroitt
&dal trauma. For sale by
hatamow A tIirEVELEit, YAP
BDI ERI CAN WA. r#:
FOR • A =RIO
No:more Eng4sh or Fretuah"
bish, made to sell, but '4ot to
keep time.
WHY SHOULD AN AURRICAN
buy • foreign Widen, when de can got a
better one at horns?
Way abed d he American needlessly enrich
foreign Watch mantresamara (gibe expense of
fair 0141 artisan . %
Whi r aidmid an American feud .% Inglans
add'" •nce. our covert bar Mahe mhos, when
gold to so nail% needetrat home? '
Why should an . American ear an imported
Watch which. In nine °Mee out ten t mil coat
more 'to keep ha order f or one ,r than lie
price. m which tWaa nevi+ intended to
lr.lt z i ug tixds an any, cirotutudan
Ashy mimed Americans not pa:lire more gen
erally American mannfeettires ltUla emar.N.
pine themfelvea from the thrald of English
capital, French fashions end talents! sew •
game
'1 he American Watch Compel Wetchba are
pirstienisrly adapted for eolefier'S tee,being most
substantially made, and not habit di get ont of
oraer, either to midolung riding
Stat o,dghttng
I:fold-by all respectable lewollallibi the oyal
es
. Wholesale Were should be •ddremetto
1101181 PIS GIG APP;EapI&
Agtate of the American Wa ."pews,
182 E • •y.
rSHIPPED 23. OF pat! r.AND
itEMED PETROZIAIhi °if ar under.
eignedle preparedtureeeise and,stots 411 lerge
eittes toe imeat.fiverable I red"
centActim of !beige's* u d e
homing stared stghin the any egt .
strong . nod le being laude to have 006114
by th e Legislature urirsarrent lia ored.
Our stores and•sloplinat./s1 • •
ford lho beet feedings fcir, •,.
the oil ean'beUmid and • iStit
orrustock.
We Via_ unbihtatiVrionnuas
#_l4.lll4pk i pad". sts", 14114,9thm
. - Idarstares - ade . ,
I
Milk VSLTI
jansk
41
iPar .aadjavulfitt t rA mi to
ait , end a tig . Mee .
41401.n06 N 1111040!
of i n; ima in t
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4 . , 7.,,,,,e.,..., t,,,,
6 -I: -- 6 -
i
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* tai A . al 43- z`
bit , , F I . av - • )2; ct,
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4 .....4
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1 8
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2
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4F2 A t l rc ,ot g
H `4 .. i. ;4 4
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121 It. 01 , 4
g r i l 2 cr, ... g 4
O ' mm
.4 to ' .14 11 CD •
a Q 5, i' 41 5. - I ._ Ef la
r".
CV
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lg
CV
~- 'As
•
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M
:13
cn
Atl
o
ittlf, suppLA F 0 R. CAIR I li4D
.. PaDUOSH.—Ptintiiii wilt be itibilived at
: office ot the Chief tliStermaster lif: &fin t aim
''••. til 151 m., on "gtl4l3ll4.the
_,Oktil day - of Vent*.
ety,16119, for the To Iliteuppliew, to he cielive'ed
'.ft Cairo or Paducah, aPte Dew anent may stem,
One hundred thousitbeabels t t Oats
One hunched thoostilabeli of Com,
Fm hundred-tont ,
All to be dellyenidn t e lessen grain in
grainier, hay 'to be pa timothy, blue z or .=
! grass, well baled.
t
One thousand to f good Ooitli 'for steamboat
and other puiposea, beiges.
Bide will be °omit fo r any leaser mantas
; than abOY43 eel Ott ' and biaders will state the
, Klee at each OMB i failtfibrF r adtioalt)
l theobjeot beinit. Mane supplies at et
lowest o• eh tato* AluiVaitni4FlNVl°B
having the &Bags Spire '(*neuier in r or
lesser amounts) arequested to mike fittal,
and to oome toriri comply with this
.141tetil,
and payments toile PottVti.V.Pl Vitra% to
toe encitisiontlf ial a0..0u inn
Bide to be addreallto the witleongnidreatifo,
111. P. T 1',./1* ,a. Q. bl. emir% nii 2o 4
thitYSE
receiving at
113 T MAICET CITHE'sET,
embraoltmg all pia of Paper for Rath, Parios
,Atuog Some. foesdilkome, le. tlall,and loft ,
fe22 )BICPH 11, HUGHES.
DAYS. AND K.AMINt. TAIE,9.TODK.
i CALL AND XADIIINE Tux wet(
OF 800 AND
R. 2l . l Z l 4 l 4 f ait i lgt r ir l lig i r e t e ta
gm. 114%ts t
I .
Js.
Atrtdarket Si, 2d door from PIM;
$1.00 7 ' $ 1,50 •
LADII ENGLISH
LABTifi COgGBASS
$1,60. *450.
A , D.x 8. DUFF BM BActialli“. -
1.137/904i"
tkuiliuxA
ENTS.
•
Olds formeriEON
47 t33IITHIeIIItD --
mi k
BTJ U U R!, -- AV
I between Third and Fourth. - - ...., i
I'VE BALTIM RE
• --,,..,+ 4 ,?, - . N . ! '•
FIAI4O FORTE ''"'.
A4lcute
EITTEIGURGEUR
4A' . 4
Corner Fourthand .
~ 4reoAt
Aihrket ti
_:--
remns vienhig to pare.. hruta t trz w mrs
opportunity of getting& good sabstent at
nocommon low. pikes . Criti c al Piantateandlles,
chaniest Artists are tuatoially invited to examine
the-novel adsessage so t Maas Pienoa-over thoPe,lxt-
COMM - 011-M --811tigraofttriminungez—Itirlfre
years, sad may be etohansed in six months If not
as represented. air Goad almond band Pianos for
tom
—fell.. .....,..... .7....WISFARRQUELinaygh,
1
f •
'BENCH BALMORAL—
Cellazid see the new style
SAT Nti4igrazi.„Luoßery,
eoLoss.
4set
&
trgsi6ll l l , Eterip xtioxtr sTßitEss
,*••• - , • ,
' •
z ' f
e R'Bk R j WBOLESALE AND Nrs
• •
barratsii•ky ,
litObar is ;
••-•;.; o T fine obot brands ;
. 0 ;• , 16 teites baeoo; •
ZOO boxes ;
I% -160.1tere
60teaeld._ finididelpir ••,
100 "do 11. 0. Molliseeer, • `• •
F 860 do . eo do ffithice byrupr; , i;
26 boxes Cendl44?
600 canttof Wikatiphia Greats. ' '
TISR6 Wart
Oalp writ=
asy feNT
ti
oorner of Diamona Aile
$240 RIPAis: • $250.
TWO BIAGANT4tOSEWOOD
OCTAVE OHRTHHHING PIANOS,
Witiffia Iron tram mluciaif from 0100
to $260, jags ana tor sae - ,
JOHN H. MELLOR. St Wood street:
GROD CRUM ATION OF OU
OLORIOUS VICTORY I
NXite -WURKS. F oass.
A MR oaeortment Or Rooketa,Piain and Colored
Roman Candles, Triangle WheisViaal andOolor
ed Bellgatabrktage • TOgether
Witt! $ g on.mlen r-morke,
reedy for Lbe celebration oil Weald inat.end for ,
sale by ALMICUt Aa,
Roti. end 196 Wood Atm*
h 14 ' 0 v & • 0-0
„.;
O
• tipigrrltMt "Lr.
J - iehWxxCt* g *i x
rd; L
•_
' crJrn, tvr,7l - 41 •Ar..-f t 4.4
fwa I
,144416/4/041141W.NOKUMV04141r!
lid:- --Err
<7.3 17 a -V tai:
nili tiffialbDeatifieelkik • • ,•, -
L , ~. Vaialiha iljga. 4 rAnkLOW. kp; 1: ,:'
4
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17, s„, • r.t.r , 4., , ,, , s I.) 1: ..-,Rvi, '-set.-vaf ;=4 , f4- ..,,,.. --:
..? AX1.41134010 VaaAmpuiNAUlo3
18.1V14oleaale buyQ.nirdi fint- eur.stooksof
• ' P it'll" Tft---- --- '. •
vsry OigeotociA4 hsga 4 1 4 1 p 1 .140 lONS' ' . 01 0191 1
-AINVI , NNads4ABN, ON Di .0.4,2,14.11111;
Ci. '; NAOMI -1.011E4 Cogi .
10. '
' 74 jOrket Street— s i
LBOAD cosiiiings AMBITION ! -
T U
8 T •REOSIVED 4 A LOT
u BRAN ZARTEBNI...These Lanterns"
to uoogriMed for boottooteill acianBBBl6lB6o4.
brillfutt 11!uroinswg powers.
80HI USItTA,BLEAK,Lti"5;,
168 Wood. street..
I on f i LBS. EPSON fiIt<S,
"" j 'i.a.l. - LREL.Altiut ''
00 BO
4:11A T
3 U n CLUIE W
1110 L. 004CMICAL,
' ip BO= °Bl6/619 -1 4 4 0# 7 4 1 4 1 :,
Jas i.treived I' d f" cola' 'r
-- 1 :5 -I-e t 4 0 r ,
- GEO. A. KELLY, Vituntlik,, .
.
00096 ' ' F ,
edellaWs4 Alhiibeily eitt• ' '
4 tilt "Ittogiroi
COMMISSIONMEactuarrt
7011 TR MIA Ot i.
ifirrAt
11.111 LOW MAXIM
dive , eirrirsa sea
- !.(• , .
Pitts, Ft. Wayne a Chi cago Railway .
Ttr guasuAlsreE OF AN AO 0
1
?' t ii , 4 11 :15/4 ° T jiti zrizi-=%,it
the rgettatiattia of thipprewasuig„:ll,o4T
WA VE AN D O}llOAEiO RAILEOAE, EPANV
IliPitrored ttut ale 4180 A ite4.
olloX w
Nadia She city •PI 'Pc be
WEENESDANototh day-or 'olk [be
ofllee of,thooottespeal,lfo JUN . ,to
oloot Meteors, and Tor tae other ciorr:'
„kniplated by sold Ant. Nous but Bandholdars aro
antoortoed s. rotopic pole* . L
, .Q.: .1 1
j„ , AI : r :. v.. 1 1,
FokagArY Iftl4.lBtl k - V,40. 1: ..
UNION 431LATION '
At; spivileA toPoilim ai .
1111440.--PER.. _
25
jUST RECEIVED-
411,450,
`• A large a•saorimant ,of
tA3)thB' ~.)th3uut .1) cf4iwt,i3
czeyza
0010 i
N./ pampa oar, mart,
otrrints 31. r
6111,
- %IA4 - stii '
•
-: 461 47
As A
=EMIMNI
auximi;
N DTI 0,1/
4)04t,.
-
Xll3*
and now Offered at *dim&
.
oni* 84 RGAIN8 FOB CAMP
.falB.lCtd~jt-
MIIHL+R,`9
LIST OF PIENVA,*44'
A litiiirOWEthetaftWiiil,'
- •
,
or, the PEA W-gOker4-1g
#the atttlioolMixtValV"Vtiliffallii,„Alfe4 •
4:=7.
Tait - • -
zby Anthonr - Trolliiiki - ' ~'W fr ag cants
fraiii4P.A
HE FLOWAR-010-4.11/7-litibliari*O.,
linstave
14fflautni . NeetAft*euis ;I'q11:`
,111 0/E O AI:4-
the OlitOWC-7-41 * -ftb 6,1 44 .figgierkttgei
'AUL W.thitla
FOR SETT w Vox w
A Lowe star, oratizt3l-,-1:
ftqa-P4# 4- 48±ki":= .1 11 41v4sC;
THOOLICHISiriERAP2IIitIiaIIakTRA ;
e - ? lAA Wirekiird Indoir. WitiCeitiiiiiia-"=-;
: TOIL TIDDILERPS- D
bit Cheater Dickens. Price %I Dram a" .
"
•
DA* Vii i ECtiii4 . ; -*fr O
Charles Mime, Plies Octets. Ng
•
naZuriAr . " - -jratAtt; tf,;'
HQ m__Leue•
by the author et Marguanimapr—
?doe VI
Ms * BrealL.611118814"g'
7 ;g44 -4 '
by a Woo* I .AvA reMf-Ji-
r ?etc' 1E
ALTheOcrie • tomato' with itbolli ~Is kunikad '
DENIM V MINEW
sit*: igartatltitoOma -„;
•
fa)
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.
.
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1.11).
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, HUN„...•,_„1.,_,. , 364 -
7 --.. 4 3_,._ -.- .
+ - w.i. - , 1 1 - ik -, - ' - ‘ 7.i• 4.6- '-- - '
.-: - 1 0141 11Mothillyfr_ 1'• ' ' A'%•-t' ' .
-;• ‘'..
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~.mew
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- ftlifelitiffit . •• - • ,--!'; '. : .-: ._. :',..V.14 4 ,
, ~- - - • F. 4 • ..- - - • . V-krei-i'L''"'--..1...•ts
I - :=-7 , -;--..—__.:.,. ~,., -.-- - 2 ' ...".:',7,_,Z:k:''
- ' - - - ' ..i,.. 43.41 Pt- '''.:::- -- t
7-4 : z
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4 - f , 07_,• . :„...:',.' - _,,,,- _
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,iii*V-A.3
,- --71 3 V1A- *rato u ie. „ : „
•- ~ -. : ,. , ...,•-,z.. 141 - 0 44 2 .--
. .
~~ ;..
SAL/ItORAL SAMS.
mice colors extrearifilWiiiet reifokoW
stiserir *wig 04:
.17 MARERTIMIIIO-'--
/'fi l b it
1 - ' ••Imii fad ruiliihlg iiii" . To • 1 .Y.1 1; ;# . :".
, 4 1 EN T. atop9Kß4ziaw mu* :•-• ''' -,,
s tst it, Wneleing sad 41 • , • • /
,- -...-:-
• 'l.- ' ° g=ll44,- ‘,..--,..-.%. '
.... 1
,N 7 .. - - -
emo lt
Wm__ alkitftliktatihSf
,fettbaymmilic.. 1
• 'Aft 100 9 4;, - -
: MY, thud dirieri; thelll - Viie - . 77 : -- --
' a r•-ftiber 4 9. - 04 .40.,Minceolk
f;mug - New 711 $ 4 0 , 40)//ti 'l' , . •._- -
.0.4 , 01141/ %Jul.- ':- ~.• t.A.,
~ ~.
TO BLUM ,
ROOS !0R
ISPIIIIIIGCMINIE
f: 7- 17he,:eimlechanb3.0.......prer831- b ole 4
.o,costiH 74 s :: :i . : :::: " ' ivansur T ie___
~,A .: 54:44.- r i:l . ,;:;
: , jr,preiti wicanine4l
~..t.S 3 .4%,.W ‘
4164:1'kleir[11:1131:181111(' '-*l°7'B7lv.,.£l7ix:,...ntedhricit::lol:4:7D.l-'7.'„:::isett,.:_iit74-'4.7-...,7:-lii;-*,.'..,-,,..
7 16.,..
, Woolen. Torri4- 144 a - ‘7l
- .. '4.- - : 4.... -,,_ AT • .p..,, , ..„, . -V, x
~ - ,
' 944#40P4 - ' k '
NO. gitmatiov,stiii*---_,!. -v ,
vnat
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'1 Whas elitikifilitile4ika 4 ,4 ~
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X* 44l 4l,,attoii• Wad the
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atitinaigassaamt -- Y •• .
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battr-Pititnt
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lea* it
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