DAILY POST. SATInt DA Y . MORN [N(;. :%1 AR(r II 22 44 - Reading oil ••%'4•l)' The historian, t 1 r. Spur!:., in his hi', of Washington, thus quotes from a private letter written by the Father of his eon:dry. during the time that he was F 0 bliteri, sailed by calumniators at home : •..My enemies take advantage of mi• 2 - They know the delicacy of my sitmeili, and that motives of policy deprive ut. of the defence I might otherwise make agaiii•it their insidious attacks. They kno.i I cannot combat their insinuations, how ver injurious, without discloliing secret.> to 111 , 11 it is of the utmost moment to coneei.l. From this it will be seen that Wash; act on was not free from detraction. bat wa its victim even in the most mit Mal pi ri...1 of our revolutionary straggle. Gem•nil Clellan could, a week sine... e adopt, d every line of the above pal iirapit. mel have applied it to himself: ,at UM- the great man who wrote it, ourvoung (ici oral preferred to suffer the stincs of ealimmy rather than endanger plans whirls his - ment approved. Indeed. the inm ;1..1;5...1-lya lya feature of Mcelella C.larflet , l I , 110: aversion for display and notoriety. We not find him going Mime front one sem of the army to another, 'inflict ins typed speeches upon Liens a t.out ..tir • riots flag;'' nor do we sec. him seheimiiii among a gathering of gamini: whose only interest in this struggle tar sir nation's_safety is merely to put mom,: their purses. From the day he ts.(i mend of the army of the l'i4,,,notc, he I le acted with charming- propriet, and borne up against a mountain of unmet it, d and atrocious slander never before in tii7- ed upon one so young. en. Wall had only to fear the slow v:A..lles of his day, before railroads- or oils canals iv. re invented ; now -every click of the tele graph in Washington dots down a slander. when paid for, and, annihilating tinm and space, it appears at the s: m e time section of the Union. Gen. Scott, t h e futit.•r .•t' tit.• handing over command to hi; successor, with drowningev, and chokiu utterance, feebly sail: "Gen..r:d. God bless you and give you : ):1:. iti 8 gigantic tutaillakiii. counter great d;fr. ; and 01/I„l,it itil, Oppositionfront great 111 01 fl la little tit, 1: men in Cottgri and "tit of it• from lar impatience and II( lit . rWi,t!. Bit, be fir, in your plans: c: n •tr them mit, ; be the clamor, and y 4 .11 must stivroi.d." The old veteran kni4 what he wa tia ing; he hall herai a cictiw hino , olr. amt knew McClellan would have to enemint,r the same spirit of detraction which. lik ra..-enous fishes after “a trimmed vO. sel," ever darts its venom at tilW least deserve it. Ile implored 111, , eonti_ donee and patience of his eount rvi ie 1. and promised them, within a certain time..at isfactory results. Has he n,d kept hi.; promise? Has not the lightim , , for the past six weeks been "quick. terrible and bloody ?" and has it not also been decisive for and satisfitetory to our arms? Ills Vans being matured, he take, t h e field in person, not to sileliCe 111;111( . 14ms veli,liro. but because the time liiis arrived t*,.raluill so. 111 his spirited address. the lier thiv. to his army, he said: — For a long film. I have kept , you inactive, but not without. a purpose; but the period of inaction passed." *I n :Lever direction you may wove : howerel .el lel my actions may appear 1.. you, vvor in mind that my - tine i-; linkvtl with yourrt. — These liner; of the 1 ienerarr; ailtlres.; are as replete with g ood sense and ~tronc en eouragement as they are with patriotism All that snoir rein/1111S tt•rriltle Alitek of arms which is to give vietory t., ott cause; and in reading the brief ailtire, the commander-in-elder, 150 :ire r.,lninded of the blank verse of an impetuous Sover eign before making his final charge upon the enemy "Fiery expedition norro this arm. And fatal may tall on crushed rebellion." Mir We have heard of a great many lit tle acts of vengenueli living performed Lc Postmaster General Blair. but his disenti tinning the publication or the Allegheny 1.10 sami,y letter list ; n ; of its heroic ads ocaey ofJoim Fretnunt. is beneath contempt. We might ex,-laim. " Oh ! shame where is thy blush... The malice 'of the Blair family mint persistent : let thew one. , determine I. de stroy an adversary, or remove and they make every thing betel t „ complishment. It is now evident that the object of their present fear and hatred is the Pittsburgh Dispatch, and we wonitrnt be at all surprised to hear of the Postmas ter General issuing an order pr;:,venting its free circulation through the wail But o' l that functionary thinks to intimidate the soul of " Rob Roy, - by diseontinuin g the ! publication of the Allegheny letter lint in his paper. he has, we' can a-sure Lint. mistaken his man. The disintert,t,ll champion of abolition for the past I / Uit riCr of a century is not to i . e d-nerreil from what he conceives to he hi" duty . hy a thousand Blairs. 11",. • t our indomitable neighbor. : not alarmed or intimidated by this attempt to crush the freedom of the pre=, d-C,11.1 the commander of the Mountain Depart mem frOui the assassin stabs of the Maks and yon will have the appru‘:d 01 y.,in own nonseii!nce, if not tho the Alleghvny lettrr private virtue, is en•r its on•u r,•n•urd IT is a favorite allegation with Abolition ists that Democrats set slavery above the Union. We have the record of the Abo lition faction in Congress that they set anti slavery above the Union. Democrats set neither slavery nor anti-slavery above the Union, but insist that one and the other shall be left just where the framers of the Constitution left them, and just where Lincoln. in hi, recent special ----- ..441.t0uid they belong : with the Stateri The Union as it : The Constitution us It is! A PARALLEL MEMEI I'ulzli .. like lier" The G(tzdie. as if to emulate tht. eptistn tool fulsome :elf-flat Ivry of two other City journals. Cairn" 0111 with a foolish article about, its circulation. Our neighbors should know that the vont 'nuttily regards e(tutplitnottlary not it•., of tlient4dves. as being a confession of I h e ir wetdzitoss tool dt•eny: and not of st r.•twt h. No rt-,p,etahi, nt•tcspaper should ev..r itt of rarity and , elf•••sttem. tote 1101,0 to rival tin , paper: it to itt tloe departint-nt 1/f tc laicL tini chielly rt•l‘ is too lit•Avy 011th 4_11111: 1, ahvay , toi , stupid, t•xt-t.vt wll , ltt.eva-i4 , ttally tirred up hr n'si• zatc cnn 11.1 ti ousationpapersaito. lout thought ittiluolt•tit. Ivo %you hl 5i0,2 5 0-t that it ~.tt• it , .•!f. vxcitt.iiv,ly. to titt , pttlilicatitut of 11"rutit.11 Phillips' awl Fred. 1110,•.• i 1 t•o111tis. tiott unitlt tun liar:W:1141 TritiMii , ;11011,10i:ow I i,•11. .\ I ‘t .011 d it, 1111 • . t..1:1,71.1 it . .0”.1.1 al! 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' iitii•ri, ttivi• hall :, tiiiiiiet, d ,, liat. , T,. ..,.tit - ,•.,.i„t, t.i„„ti:.•id• iiet.f.iet .1,. i i r the Allier ' Immo:oil. in ea.a• it II:1- Oh . v,1i..1 - ,•i,, ..l i e 1 . 0 id i t • h ' i j• I 1 . 1 ' i t c, l i w t e i :, :, t:•rill id' .1 charit a 111, 111 '•i il alit/a. lIII,e in, r i ... , 1 ,,, ' ,.. . 1., : , ... hu ll ' ' It" ." -- ii- 1 - '-' wise he hill i•x l iiiiiil that :wit in bitililin,i_ t ' vi:titt+ Isis!. tiliislTtiillseti•uetrtii.l,l‘t,.rti.;ll:l,.'s(P.it'zcil.!-' houses l'iir workingmen in London. '''l l'iiii " 1. " 11 s'"'ls ",fens' gtualsatill titillitt -.......- i•I t. Silk dress patterns. thou-olds askei n What. the Rebels Think of Our. ..I' , 111., loliell I r . .4 il I"I . 1 '1 e, •: I/. pa Ira 1 , . .11.. 4.l)Ve,i, Military 1 1 1:ovenieitts. . -ha w 1 . ,. shoes. Sr., were fititiol, tiein g tt:ort It 1. , , ,.. e. Eh., ii. .,, , , ,,,,,,,i1.:,,,,,,i,,,,...11,,,.,.1, 7 . w , iirig all% .It is estimated. :;'_:;'_',llllll.,. It i, - . That tni thiontlit -lie is partially insane. -.l;irtuties ar e often Ides,i ng s ill . -- disguise is a proverb ill many hingitages. Tut. Co Those la mmittee of IVays. and L‘litatiSat.-il'suffer e il by the Siiittloira Cott- s ittly , 'iontewlttit notilitied the nix bill. The federacy, in iillt• 0,.-1•Iltial point, jUlltill'lttO l ink " 1/"Ilr haN 1....' n I nlii'll iqi tit the itt• it, truth. At the end of this war ire mar i :Thuß'.' 'd . the 1 :t"'!" - ' 1 "r 1i1i ,,, win) Chaim. look back on Fishing cr.-id:. Itrancsville, " a lder Ih.• rri'iltr"l'ti..% 1 ri - aty• that Canada could fit der..ell them. The ta , i. im iron is lioanoke, bleary and I hittelsiin as, th e Ira. tqade , pei•itie. ikkail id' ail valor em ; that causes of our salvation. Had am the tsurdiere :wall wed,. lii, , ,ie on itea...,pti pm. advertisement s three instead .eetti•ral movement, ill midwinter, the piiii- -I . I. "''' l''''.. " . " 1 :,•"'"I "," I "' ? i ,"' t "" d . "I • l ilii and the got eri iiiim , i w ,,, i 1,1 1,,,.. 4 . i . " . “ , ...' 1.... a . 1P1' ; / fiat I , a leaf alai 510111 lin ~,,,ig....1 l i ti.,niui, tiL.. ;,prie„ :,, they did . burro I reduced on its niatuditchire ; the ihrougti the winter and atit - attin, and the : I ," x 1 , i ," i ''''' l , ''" "" 11 1';; 11 ", s, ,I.'" s " I ''' "" d j ed ii , " iti , , +limp, siiirt ', f low :peek, iii liv e pe r em i t, trite campaign wont.' lia•.••• liiti half Lin :trilly. Jim/ 11111 /he in , iutih ,,, , , e of ad 1 ali Pi 1111 . I hat IM Windt/US 1.:U.:4(.1121'ra '. the -\( , /the eII peep/ , : owl the iirt•ssitee I: f I' I.'"'"V".l ali""qin.l.. I 11.-- ------ Nee EU/so/Jean eabilletliiire e il the 11010 0 . 4' . --•—••• .!6'l'lll/101, and had he Nett illile to 11,:Sell Colonel Corcoran. i , I hi.: hi s 1 0,,,,,s am i s i oits i n thc position he +t mystery ,; i:l.'111:; to hang about the iiceired. trith o nt It ( .1, 1(11 id 11l 1 . 01151 th e "1.1 Wi t , rt • tilitillt . ... lOld 1, 011.11110 ti of Col. COreo - tention itt . the Sottiheeit pi:epi c to what wits: ran, against whom the rebels Si',???? to have going mt. our emu/it/oil ill Apo? and .711111 • . • i wrmid hare becn ten ./,,,u ,tore dam com.. a peculiar spite. Col. \l'utal mid Cu!. Cogs well both ti!.: represented as saying that i ikon it root. is. The disasters wit / bar:- 1 1 . th ey had conversation with prisoners from suffered are mor•tifying to us and exhilerate 1 (,h at l e , l „ ll, our enemies :Ins they have startkil with ; out crippling the C jaifecleracv. trad it who said tiler had not seen him tor sevirt al. ilays pr 11011 10 their quittin g _ r. _ ! that plitee. nail inferred therefrom that he i lain still two imititlis more. witit the dwindling daily Hider tin. curh,u,,i, ,v,, , .. , 1 11 7 , i hail been either renioNted to another prison ,tatio l nan i , it• sent further South. Though it is well dis t rusted with the inaction of - tolcrstiiiiii that the President has made (-amps. whih• the povernment was, ~: p o th . . bling with the generals. and the peopi c , ( 1 1 11 ; 1 1 : 1 ', 1 , 1 I 'l lrlllll 's 11l Pr"ellro the release of w,, wo ul d h uve ,ii,iid i. l i l i r( i 'o i r i ali. .. i et i it is equally well under-- beennthoritks will consent sinking into indifl'erence, A Pri 1 i to give . h a i . lo . 14 ' 1 1 ;;;;I ' Y ' i in contlit iqn that Smith. overrun between the 15th of and•the Ist of Alay. the condemned privateer or pirate, shall be Fortunately lint usthe Northern govern -.• ' t + . i • surrenueren t o t hew meat was unable to wait. Fortunately. its I first movements secured sut•cess on 'the frontiers, while the season incapacitated their armies from attaining groat results ill COOS , qpielleo of those vietories. The facts that have pat the United States beside themselves with frantic joy have had an etreet equally powerfid, thong-Lot' a: dillbr en? desitription. WI 1110 people of the (.:on kileravy.. Nt•ver has a resurrection been noire complete. Every Mail. in alld 0111 Of place. WilS satisfied by those events that he lutist take part in:the common defence if he desired ill escap e ruin. 'file:truly is no longe r dimini,hed by furloughs. Its ranks are rapidly tilling. The 'volunteers of livi ly.. months fiavt• nearly all re:enlisted, and those aho have not done so will be fUrced In It. \t•%l' rt.:41111141k tool eonTa nies attist• like the harvest that Cadmus . sowed. I)rafts are decreed. without liesi mtion, by all the Slate;, and the ailytteate of eonsciiption no longer preaches in the j Jesert. If the govern uktut has the capaci ty to wield the force of the country. there is at least nu longer a doubt but that it will have that force under its command before the Northern troops can-make any consict eruble advance towards the heart of the Southern territory. Kith 111.zhillZ W 4)(1,4 and eloomy skies, The dark and stubborn Winter dies; Po r off. zit - ,:en, Spring faintly cries, kidding. her earliest child arise: March! 1:1:1 ,treatm: still held in lay snare. , nithern hill-Ades melting bare, I er fields that motley eolurs wear, Thal .0 annum: tills the elaingaful Marsh! 'Whet th..ugh conflieting seasons make. Thy days their field, they woe or Ask. The sleephie lid, of Life awake, And type ac strongly for thy sake. Mareh • I'h•ot rront thy moot:tains, ribbed with -now Itit•l't• thy rou,ing bugle thou-, Eitrit and %Veit, anti to anti Pon-loin. thy INtltitllt; till) ft,e. Alurelt I In tiw Clekte. chilled and tiumb, t.. th...mtny':, impatient hum, the trumpet mid the drum; Lift up thy emne! I Immo! Al arch! cr3 t.. the tt nii ittK 10,,t, 'lto :stray /II till' II Way, Ise 111111,11:. ybeasiiing buy, .11 here Snuthern Jlitreh /3 Narthern May Al ft r... 11! weleninv nniee vi..tor equier3 A Irovo the pr.m.l heroic boyd I.f lulvt: .1.,v, - n the 1.44; Pntente', , line, 11lie fm hilly..l pine, .1 ill ynnire.i: ring and 4 leLynnets : Mint, ITEMS IN BRIEF. \ Iloworly ,•hid Irrk -111, \\ Delairtaient. was n.j..tettal by Consul t., Nio., and \Via. Ai- Con Hal 11u: S, 1c 1C:1,41.111gt01 1... , 11 , 1 , '111 :Lk.— lacrnlll . l. 111111 lit Autil hi• i2ivoti 1,, Gen. •• a n , :1 , 1, tritt, will 111,,v.• and m ill li,o 1 , ..`110N11-1•41111- 111;t1,1:11,.. , Xlll f , ,rwant I.t,cati=, fit dia., 1,7 •`:01,1 ~ 1 ;11. ii. will cr , h- “4.1 ;1 if It. Welt' trp... hi t A 1 , 1: \ 111.111111111.1.11. In. 1. 11.., t,II :II I 6•• 1.1.1111. id P.l I. 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General Stoneman was befor t t the Com inntee on :11iliutry Aftairs in 110 ,::Senate On Monday. and examined in relerCnee to the redttetion in the cavalry force. He stated that the expenses ora single ca'valry regi ment are SI:80,00u. and that the expense or the unnecessary excei:s of the present earalry lime is S..!!",.000 The Heroic. Sailors of the Cum- berland The z , eenes on board were heart breaking. Two or the gunners at the bow guns, when the ship was sinking, clasped their guns in their arms. an would not be removed and went down embracing them. One quaver had both his legs shot away. and his bowels opened and protruding, but he made three steps on his ran' and bloody thighs, seized the lanyard and fired his gun, falling back dead! Another lost both arms and legs, yet lived. and when they would assist him : cried out. "Back to your guns, boys! give 'oil b-11!"Hurrat forthe old sag!" He lived till she sunk. J,l.t:to): V RA VA RD TArIOK II thy• n-1,1, 74 MARKET STREET JNO. MOORHEAD, COMMISSION MERCHANT I ru: SALM 11i , ETA I. AND BLOOMS. NO. 71 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET iall:tf PITTSBURGH. MILLINERY GOODS E HAVE JUST RECEIVED DI RECT from the Importers and Manufacturers, The largest and best selected Stock of Bonnets and Hats. Ribbons and French Flowers, Shaker Hoods and Any hes , Rumbashie. English Crapes. Bonnets, Silks, Malines, And all kinds of MILLINERY GOODS. we have over offered to Our Customers. As we now sell FOR CASH, Co are enabled to otter goods as low as any Eastern Jobbing House. JOSEPH HORNE, 77 Market St. ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF COODS Dress Trimmings, Einbruideries and Lace Hoods, Linen Hankkerehiers, 111.,iery 4 :luves, Hour Skirts, Corsets, Hair Netts, and all kinds uf New and lie+iruldo ds in our line, flow selling at WROLESALE AND RETAIL, At the very I.4ortest Price*. _nih2l JOSEPH 11011t1E. WILLIAM SHUNS. OAV/ti M . CANDLI:SS HARRISON. A. nwviN, Special Partner. General Partners. MEANS dk COFFIN, (Suceetttord to Nt'euntlless, Means S C 0.,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Corner Wood and Water Streets, PITTSBURGH, PA. AIIIPZIENDID nwrauma won rent on the miner of Third and Roes. Nine ir,ooms mad ball. Rent low. $. CUTHBERT k SON, • - sah2lsl Market street. A Prompt Movement When the late aclanee of the Army of the Potomac was made, Gen. E. 1). Keyes, then commanding a division, but now a corpsd'aemee, received his orders at 12 o'clock at night. in less than ten hours thereafter his entire division had been marched twenty miles in perfect order, over had roads, and wascomi;,rtablyeneamiwd. ready in ai•nts, spirit and diseipline. to meet in battle any equal number to in,•ri in Ili, world. Such a march is pronounced by good military tnen almost without parallel in the history of war. IrmitochEpoirs 1311, CARBONATE OF SODA The greatest remedy for acidity of the stomach ever yet introduced. One Pill will generally af f4rd immediate relief. To travelers. and 01..40 subject to hasty meals and irregular hours, they are luable. Imported and sold by SIMON JOHNSTON, Itrasufol luta Dealer ill Choice Family Medieines, tublii cornerSmitlitield and Fourth:Arms. t s v. .1 Slight Cold, c,,,,,,th.pa6...e5ene3.,, eRoNcHiAL V'el`e- , whioh might ehe,l:, d 40ek be with ct simple remedy, neglect:d, often terminates seriouly. Few are aVvire of the importance cf stopping- a Xcattjh or. giLight. ( cab/ in its first stage ; that which in the beginning world yield to a mild remedy, if net attended to, scon attacks the lungs. I orzutn! 4oczneizZal-g'oach_rs. were first introduced eleven yeas ago. It has been proved that they are the best article before the puLlic for caqh s, ads,4lll-; 'gene/111;s, .54.stiztiza , / Oda/Loh, the Hacking .'"5. - )ttg; . z. in atL ßum/lttazz, and numerova offooticns cf the ~f{tfaat, giving immediate relief. Public Speakers Ndngers t• i 1 e fr.! foal .fcr th 3 th 6 12),71..farita and (7), , .. 1.1,.; 3 in 11...keir.P., at PC, cents Ter t. lar9 Cwitl w 4kl EN WALL PAPERS I() 7 3I A. It • - r s . , I=l LOWEST PRIOES FOR CASH Gold Embroidered Papers, F,R P.• RI. 1,1; PAN 17.1.. g. .1 .CU 1 . 1. 11\ TIN IS, Willi 01)1.1 , . 1 1 1 )1:1.1 1 1.VGS. FM: 11.11,1,; (HABER PirtlS, DINING 11.111.1:s PIIINT:i. XVINI)MI 10E- JOS. It. I11'1: II Es 'NEW SPRING GOODS JUST OPENED: REDUCED PRICES FOR t . ,‘!-;111 I)vuleri supplied ht C. HANSON LOVE & CO AT NVIIC)I,I±ISAL.FI. 1-I C O IINE'S, 77 MARKET ATREET AT LOW PR re Es TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS ST RA W 11E11 ItY, RASPBERRY", uud I:l,ACIali I: It 1 . N ()RAPE - WINES, CTI:RANT. Laud 0 00Si:11E1:kV =IIE-4 11\i ti all of The be,t quality, and warranted. true t o name. For -M at 129 1 , 1171! :iTitixr. ua '. .1. KNOX. PittsbUrgh Theatre IEQI MR WWI, MONDAY EVENING, March 24 ROBERT HELLER, r NU I: ItENWPC S .4,13,4 tril PA it-1111.E JO ASO UN lA' PRESTUiIAIEUR ANU Lit ilot. Riot .1- wt . the It. A. A1ti..1.•. I)EkiWilOr 1111.1Ily •.f ih.• 11.y..tory Al v:4.1 iv:; 1,1 IM)11:1.1.' 11 . E, 'k ";. , Ecu.'cj) ::11;11T," :111 ht•tilk: wnl V, Sal, o ft•strs :bars, will commen...o on ; . :Ltitt.l93. th, 1: o s tilt: Theatre. -;.1.E1"11 . 11:11E 41E1'111: I'ol - .7i4: 311::irti JEWISH , itiStICI.VIItiN. • 1117 V. DU. It A nt'Sew York ri ill iii•li% er ONE I.ECTE E the iuuug en" -.1 t•wi-li the huh guil,rall) at LA PA 11A 1.T., IL" ES,D.% V El, 25111 i. -"I'111:runTi:1 I I: , i 11 . 11 Ac'eki: I 1., he I,d n it 1111.• +.f 1.• ;mu ~. .!isti.ll.•l•c. 21( 1,41t11,•1...•••11111,,to., t. i...1111116n: J. . 1.1Elt:-111.11.1.1,, 7 1 .11.11GETirs II 1;.11,1)1•:\ .\.\ 111•:1.1) li• %RIC tNT11:11.11tINII A NI)4:1:1 INI “! Ag.. 14.1111111111,4111 1111 11111111411.111111 k. I . 11 1 1 "111111111 1 Ornamental Tree*, itCr!:ll.l'd A 1.1)N n,•xt .1.. r - - "1:11 11'7(11 :‘ 1 1 4:1 1 ; 1:i TI I E 1.” gn. ni..l 4. II I;elitlotleu% I !LINA BOOTS AND SHOES, iii,ll wt. ,n .a. I.ow ~,m1;,, , r AT BOSTON PRICES t.,•1•1y ai..i at leur*ilii ut VEn BALMORAL SKIRTS IN 1:11.11IIIT AND ItEm . ilryl. od,olls. dap Lr Expre.. t•Ert• A 1 . 11,.. :5... 17 awl 19 Filth Art...! AI,II:s •41 FII -1.1 1.11 Ii:- 1;11 =I.11'I'EI; '. !'!:xi' A \U. t♦ 1'11 " 1'11ST nE ET 14 11.1 . ! Ell Col.ll..iltS ANA) SETIS sivi.Es 11, 1.1.14:1 11'11,1.• 111,1 . I.y 1 .. ..1111N 31.11 . 1;1 1'41.. krl.l:-. 11 at. i : .1 : 1 11S . ' , 1:1 , P4 ., 0 . 1.!!: ), y t11112'..: 136 It . nod I Rlt 1/: PH Iti:E Kl'4lllt V 1 , 11A.1.1.1 N.; 1101 . :-T, 1 ,101 - 1 . .".111, u':l43 :thint, 4, I ~ 1 ••r:t1..tr••••1 livar Apply 1.1 1;1 0 1; r t N.,. T 50.4.75 pEit 7114bATII. FOR A •11: 11\1 110[SE, 77. Chatham Apply :-."et r S N. lit 22 Nlarket Qtre..t. EATON, MACRUM & CO., NOS. and ID Eifel' Streel. JIIIIIIERS AND IC ETA I LERS. Tit IMM t: 1 - 1:114 VIZ V i (HUN' 1,1,1 SEiz y /t r-. iirn, taller A id es ery kind. 1.1-31. City 111111 Cimino' Merviinnts, Pollan; 111111 all tcho liuy :ell 111111 esun:un• eur IvItoLEsAI.E DEl'Alrl • mENT—`l!l,llti floor . I 17 1).11.1 19 Firth rye!. 1.. NUT (O%L. SLACIi ANI) IL! ri)li :-"I'EW A IZT .V 509 LIBERTY STREET. 118% ing stiperipr fw supplying the he.l quality of N lit CAM!. Shit • k I'll ....al:. are prepared to deliver the , 11111 e. it: any te -mit purchaser, : :it reaspilable rate,. I ur Coal i. it lepEitit it: fresh daily by railrpad, and is dry and flee tram rinek. Particular attentinti OV:Ii-3/11 12408 ENT,—A COMFORTABLE TWO Jr story franie Dwelling !louse, situate on hp en.teet, Allegheny. Hall, six rooms, finished attic, wash-hott-e, stable, port ien, stone wall, and pailinga is front. !lent :AM per year. SATTIIIiERT A, :40N, ink) f t Alarket street. D i,. ....Errs: INFALLIBLE LINIMENT Vlloleinle and retail by R. E. SELLERS & CO., , • , 12‘ki 2.00 g !VANE POLES Just received atid for Fale I,r tuh22 BOU N TETLEY, 136 1%0,4 2 sHOW CASES FOR SALE IRV BOWN S TETLEY, • 136 Wood Areet FISH 11001 i A ND TACK LE: — in great variety, for :ink) by BOWN A: TETLEY, 136 Wood ~treet ODI CORKS, odfull kinds, for solo by 1111122_ DOWN A: TETLEY, 130 Wood street COLVS REVOLVERS. i; inch, g elica: for sale by tub 22 BMX S TETLEY, 136 6.4.01,truet AKE FISH— MO halt• barrels White l'ish received by HEN It Y' IL COLLINS . _ SOAP PITON E OUST -40 barrels reeeivetl by m14:2 HENRY H. COLLINS. AL loam; IiYAIII, Meek, Imperial and Hun powder, IP half ehests eaeb in ,m,re, and tbr sale by Ini112:21 MILLER t I&ICIiET:SI/N. W. 411.11 10 1 %V (dilates Prielid,Cheinienl.(:errnan. Era-4 ve and Rosin :. , oup, 10 boxes each, in store t and for side by I MILLER-3z It ICRI.TStIN. Oswego and Morning Star brand~, no bon.. each. in store, and ['tweak by sjmti22 MILLER RICKETSON. NORTH 4 AL11111111.1.N.4 TAR— :, barrels in store and fur sale by nth= 111 LLER Ar ft ICE ET;;ON. QVIIIIPIt4 0 New York, Loverines Philadelphia and Peainrylvania Sprup: , 5t.) barrels in store rind fur sale by MILLER& RICKETSON. nth= NEW ORLEAM4 MOLAMBES -50 barrels in gore and for sale by mkt MILLER .k RICKETSON fLAVV -146 barrels Miesouri Clay for sale by - HENRY IL COLLINS i:11 El . BARE, :Itta A -TA it ; coALNI ENCI MIRE • 127 1:11,e11, ,tro WS. o. vy Market Sod door' from Fifth i. 1.; II) ;fib e: reel ,orner Second and Wood Ft :cunt AN A( ..1 911110 MAN RATTIOAN. EUROPEAN A. Agent, 1115 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa., is prepared to bring out or send buck loissengers from or to any part of the old country, either by steam or sailing piteket. SIMIT DRAFIS FOR SALE, payable in any part of Europe, Agent f,r the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line of Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamerssail ing between New York, Liverpool, Glasgow and liilwoy. lilt ED FRUIT— RP Du MIA'. choice dried peaches !halves) 50 " " apples, In store and fur sale by CIDER -3 libls. Cider received and for gale by JAS. A. FETZER. Corner Market and First rt. SMITH, PARK & CO., INTII Winn vouivzoirtx-, Warehouse. No. 149 First anilll2o Second sts. .Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of Coal Oil. Retorts and Stills. Om and Water Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog Irons. Wagon Boxes, Steel Moulds, llies Hangers and Couplings. Also Jobbing and Machine Castings of every de scriptino made to order. Having a complete medium shop• atttu4tw4l to. the Foundry, all necessary filling will be carefully attended to fe2l:lyilaw THE SLAUGHTER COMMERED;2=" The Enemy Driven into the Entreiciments!!, WE SHALL SHAW NO QUARTERS But Take sill the Clitarterit We lisp Get. 100,000 ROLLS 01 Cheap WALL PAPER. Biarders...tt or Newest Styles and tionat Variety, to he No this Spring. This large stook. having been par.liale,l at re dared Prieea. Will he 644 , 1 Veil . lOW. A/ At F ft:EN T PARLOR PAPERS, BEAT - TIFF I, PANEL. PAPERS, EXTRA %VIDE PAPERS OF 111.1:NCII AND ENGLISII 'DESIGNS Bargains Not Confined to Remnants. ‘Ve take ItAtlS es well au: CASII WALL PAPER STORE, Ai liu• Ohl Stand. No. N 7 W I Sareiq W. P. MARSHALL /:<; - I'apui . ll/inginglind Whitcwarising, Quivkly and Hill dotw, by Expo iene.l W tk Horn. tide-1:211M WALL PA PElt WINDOW CURTAINS, &c. New Styles feu• Spring of 1862 I lireiti Variety mail Fine Ahsoui meal Prone I; I-I eeniv in !ea per Piece. For idle h TIKOMAS PALMER, SO. bI W STREET. - 4 h. bdow DiHmon. I A Ile3 rah2l 11110EIIIIIA VIE'S .i..t NI) it 11"11'E B9 IIOEItIIAVE'S 1101.1. AN BlTrEiti4, IUPEhIIAVE*:-: II )1.1.AN 130ERIIAVE'S 1101,1,A NI) nITTEIIs, 11.)EltlIA E'S 11111.1.AS1111I7TER:-:, 1101.1,ANI , 11irrEto„ Ai a reinedy IlyspeieLt, Lit er Fever u u Ague, Oaeitipati.m, Ser,.,us ItuE.IIIIAVE . :4 HOLLAND 1:111'EltS have ue • .• • Hatt ire; pinvlinsol a large ti•wk of tlio,e Bitter, t.. ia•ill••••1.11,11L, t.. tlin , ig wishing t.. purelin:e by the Partin= again...! in the will plenize end Ivan, tic priee, piirolnising elsewhere. .1 1111121 i' o lller 1 / 1 /1111..1ial nud .NI rt.:et sit r....t. BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE. o..uts at Half Gaiters at Hall Winn: nt If tlt Price; Anklet's at Half Priov: Italtilurals at Half hi:, Wellington Ti.. , at II alf Prir•e Ankle Tie: at 'lies at hi alt Price: tixt:ii,l Ti, at ilia Bunts; Pouts: CUT , Boot.S. ea,e, this tn.,rning H 62 11"11"r6i lII' to Esprettat 0111,r4t. liillAl IP PuSSIIII.E. Better styles, Letter werkluanshin, mere durability, greater variety, better and wore gen•ls than IthY hens,. in ti eity, tl,r priee, ),at ean eneily satisfy pan...telt* I,y ease. The !tends are fresh, havaar ;ill Lein made within the last three !toadis. it, ~ f the tt , •re. the Jewelry Manufite t l'ers • A ss, atilt tien. The most ~ ,i nplete Windt:sale Jewelry mein in the tr,,r1,1, idler t:111,11 AND PLATE)) .lEwi . .l.ltV at New lark and lt,,ston Prices, sr.vrioNEßN . pArKAGEs. at 75 rents. 'SI 25 and SI 75 per dee,at, iltelthling 11liAl - - .11FULJI1VE1,1t1. J. It. GA lIDN ER. Agent. No. 4.2 Filth stree 11)1)1" 1-.:IVFiNI Plumbers and Gas Fitters, FIRST sTHEET. 47 (0111) sTIZEKI' ill:.Nf t.11,1.'F 1711'✓. tvrs. 1.1:.t I) Pll :111.1 n.A.,,ti.1 in r , s ". \ is, ,, niptly attended 1.. .I\r<IVICE- 1111)N110 1111 l .11)E.ItS 01-1.11 IA riritsttritt;ii. WA AN It: AND Clll \Cat,. Till.: 41111 U AN PENNSALNANI.I TIIE s N l : it) AN ft INDIANA. AND 'lll It: FOR' P, .\ ANL) Clll.C.tttit ILA I CON! l'A NI Etz.-11oldert or First mortgage ttottda the obi,. :tad PepttsYlvattitt Railroad Company Flhe OWI lehalet eeIOPOIIY.IIIIII th ort Wayne and Chiettgo Railroad Company, oil, have not heretofore deposited their bonds trill I John Ferguson. No, Pmestreet. under the Plat or Cot ttization, are again notified to do so ot before the let day of April next, or they will b, exeluded from it benefit. ' Holders s..fSeettiol :llortgage Bonds of th sam Comptanies. or t.'onstruetion Bonds of the e Pitt: burgh. Fort IVityne and Chicago Railroad Com pans . , who have Het already deposited their bond. OS above. are notified to make application to the Purchasing. Committee. at toy Ake. No. 52 %Vali street, to be admitted to the benefits of said reor r:.nization, on or Itefore the some slay, or he ex - eluded therefrom. J. F. It. LANII:I{.. Chairman Purchasing Comuuttne. llolders of any "for the Bonds referred hi in the above notice can deposit them at the 'like of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayno and Chicago Rail way ColuluttlY, No. Fifth ,treet. in this city. Al Milli Ifiti2-td cAtits. ROBERT ARTHURS, tt Al' I, W AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, _of Ohio Missouri. Texas. a.Aew• York Louisiana, Illinois, lowa, Florida, Indiana, ken tueke and 31iehigall. No. 1135 FOURTH STREET. 11 io:N A (iiT WORIt• LONG. MILLER & CO., WoRKS AT SILIRPSBDRIIII STATION. AL LIMIENY VALLEY RAILROAD. a4 - Office and Warohouse 2.3 MARKET STREET. PITTSBURGH 3ltinufaetures of Illuminating and Lubricated Curb ,n oils and Itenzeje. %O. I REFINED OIL. WARR.% NTril PLOMI E, ulways on had, oe:11:1Y TIERN.4II d G ETII' V, Wholesale and Retail Grocer,' lUPORTF:RS AND I.EALERS IN TENS, WINES, LIQUORS, Ac. NORTII-E,VT corner )1110 STREET AND THE DIAMOND ALLEGHENY CITY VAMILY COAL DEPOT. WM. M. STEWART, 7 1aT1A.1.P.11 IN COAT, 04- Corner SOUTH . COMMONS SANDVSKY STrtEETT. ALLEGHENY CITY. tr?... Families supplied with coal at low rates, on short notke. - JAS. A. FETZER [PITTSIIUROLI, PA AMUSEMEN PITTSBURGH THEATRE. E AND s 4; r P Wf. HENDERSON PRICKS OF A ir:S —Privatu Boxes, gri Single Seat In Private Liox.;l 00; Parquette and bre,, -aJ cents; Family Circle, 5 eentB: Colored Gallery, 2.1 ePots: Colored Boxed. 50 cents; Gallery, it. cents. THIS EVENING, Night of Prof: lianalion and Elm colgbrateit lior,• llt HENRY. To einnuience with :%.I.IZE &TA 01: THE UNTA 11.:D ROCKING 11 OUSE. Maze Pins FTTIE HENDERSON 'l' be I . .. Rowed with thu pantomime of the RTVA I. ARTISANS. The Mr- Maffitt 'l%.,,,nciihie with the Horse Exhibition, under Pt ik , ir•A;olt.iy, fir:4 iii.4lot f ROIfT. CONC 1 , 1 UT . METAMORPHOSED INTO A PSYCH )AIANTEUM For Magic, Second Sight, Prestioculancy and Prestidigitation. MISS A \DEIMOS'S SECOND SIGHT New Sensation in Magic. 3103:11.% V EVENIIN6, MARCH 211 h, tsid the live billowing Nights app.ardnee in PaLl.urgh ut that pre eininera tll PROFESSOR ANDERSON, knoten throu4liout.the Globe as the GREAT WIZARD OF THE 31 ORM =MEM Ambidextrous Prestidigitator, I I 1 , 1 314:).U£ :11• usioultit I • res tI ti fiittor, Physicist. Trot cier. And the only Artist in the profesAon of Magic who perform.: with theentireABSENCEOFANY A and who out alternate his Per f..rmanoe with illustrations of the Mechanism of ti,in4 Apparatus:which east 830,000. N,. Ma: ter or the Magi.: Art has practiced thin art inore :tiece,sfully. became more eminent, traveled further. or achieved more wondrous .1: , than ANDERSON. Om Monday evening...Mat...h. 211th will Le produced the great Alagieo-Dratnit of NM 01 IN WON DEWIWORLD, or Three Ilour3 in the Reahns of Illusion, amid the 3ly: , tic, Weird, Wonderful 'and Enchanting- The Entertainment being on the same wale of grandeur us recently produced by the Professor at the Academy of M ILA , . New York. Academy Do.i.t.m, Academy of Music. Brooklyn, nod Opera Ilouse, Cincinnati. Pianist, Retro Retnindent Clairvoyant, and 5e,...a.1-siglili,d Sybil MISS ANDERSON mi.. Fa; ry ..t t h., Port folia...Al ISS F. ANDERSON A1r..1. 11. ANDERSON, Jr., Bin-Dynamist Ex traordinary;; "pen nt pert:lrmaiwo to conmeueo at S I look. Ado l i,,i, l 25 cents. Ite:.erved Seats, body of 50 rents. tri;•• Gran.l Afterno"ta Perfi.rinunce, Saturday riernwon, Mari:ll 29112 at 3 o'clock. :WM _ . lA~ONIC POSITIVELY LAST CONCERT 1=14111121 OLD FOLKS, erit)-N Grim SATURDAY MARCH 2nd. MISS EMMA J, NICHOLS, And all die will appear. A i ;rand _Afternoon Concert at tt o'clock, ;;r tlrr latlioB and eltildron. Children to lklatinee, -- - lOcents, " Evening Conc er t. - -15 S 6 - • 25 =lfflffl Doors open at 7; commence at S o'clock R. B. BULGER, A NUPACTP HER OP EVERY DESCRIPTION OF F UJIINITURE. No. 15 Smithfield Street, A FELL ANSORTMENT OF Pittsburgh - Manufaotured Furniturt, Constant - 1y on hum!, which we will acll at the lowest prices for CAS.ILL myl6:l3nia NAG FROM THE DEPOTS. YORE THAfiILIMI rim past orders, and referring with entire COll flaunty to the large n umber of business homes whose standing orders they have received, solicit a continuance of patronage. Goods received, charges paid. and .promptly delivered, without trouble to the consignee. Orders, may be hoft at POST No. 6. DC - tit:ESSE DEPOT. A general standing order left at any Depot will secure daily :attention. nth-21;1w MeFADEN & HANEY H. H. SNITH, N OTARI PUBLIC . 111=9 PITTSBURGH POST, FIFTH STREET, mll2l near Wand AMERICAN WATCHES ri'f) Ito A MU. IZ IC ANS. No more English - or French rub bish, made to sell, but not to keep time. Avr HT SHOULD AN AXERICANBV V V ft foreign Watch, whon he can get a better e at home liy :th,ml,l an American needlessly enrich reign Wutr•h manufacturer:. at the expenpe o Why should an American lend gold to England :ranee. four covert Ma hitter enemies, when s - r so much needed at home? iy Armld an American buy an imported h, whi4.ll, in nine casea out of ten, will cost more to keep in order for one year than its and which tra:i never intended to keep under any circumstance=? Why =houid Americana not patronize al ON generally" Atherion ntantifitetures, and thwt emancipate them:elh•e_3 from the thraldom o English capital. French fashions, and COntinon ta I gew -gaws 't The Anieriean Wateh Company's Watches are particularly adapted for soldiers' nie, being mo* substantially male, and not liable to get out of order, either in marching, riding or fighting. - Sobl by all respectable Jeweller; in the loyal • States. Wholesale orders should he addressed to ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents of the American Watch Company. fe:24:1m21. 132 Broadway, N. y CIORNED BEEF— .; ;Barrels Cortical Beef in store and for sale wL by JAS. A. FETZER, corner Market and First N. - - - ------- - 13 Dressed llogs...iust received and for sale by JAMES A- Dania. tahM . - corner Market aad rust streets- Eltlk:11, MEIRIRIUM— aieks Dried Elder Berriedagjd received. aid for sale by JAS. A.' FETLtik. Win emu /feekei aliti Vint at. PITTINBITROM
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