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The Constitution as it is!
MONDAY MO I:I•7•ING. ..L',1.•1 - 21T *7l
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CONGRESS ON VT lIISIr
It is generally eon cedA :ha: the prey in
Congress is the TreakeLt in chi:rat-in: alit',
ability, that has yet inflicted its mischle .
upon the morals of the country. We think
that the Common CoUncils of Pitt sim.gli
as intellectual as the members of the lover
House. Take Gen. Moorhead, for instl:co:
he is regarded as being considerable of f'
man in Congress, and yet, when -he repre
sented the Seventh Ward of our• City in
Councils, he ranked only third
he is serenaded almost every evening.
the admirers of intellect in Was - nin:!to..:
and we'll venture to say that he has
military companies and regimei:t,
after him. than any other gentleman In :I.(
country. This sadden. accil
and honors is the result of a brier co::-
gressional experience. We are quite
in stating that in our pre-Judi Cz•mt.ri,.:
Council, we hh - ve several onion:en, v-11,:
would add grace and dignity t 3 our Co-.
gressional proceedings, while . - iur
Council will compare fay.i.ral
Senate of the United State
Except upon the single c,-,czt,,,1 of
quality of Whisky, the prcient
has exhibited most lamentz.iii-
Questions of financ, r,
nue, are entirely he: I r , „:.
in regard to the Et iteniti
ded to, they snow a kzi;o.d.,,,;L:
theoretical, but on:• WI: iri
result of inane years t• 11
tion and ir.quiry. Ate? ,vLel
larly striking. if not fret irir i, Ike
fusion of the linowled!!., ,
one member nppears .11 ,
other. but each is -
booked up ii
double-prop
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exact amount el '':id
fifty
niust be tile nit .-,:*
common school
glorious ,un, sLt.,
After the &lbw , : ti,(
progressed for s, - ,toe
member, Air.
that he was satisfied
more about "how
than how it was made.' '
was evidently intended f. .r • -
vens, of our State, bro•iglitciliat old Imtfer
to his feet, who stated that in
(Lancaster,) "a pure and etM. res I r.rtkle,"
in small quantities, was irtant:fu , ..Y.-. , ed.aml
was called J. 13; but the: lte ny. - .-t
taste of it. lie was, therefore in
taxing that excl - asive d: dlle
Although this was uo reply to
insinuation, it unswc:•eilStele
which was merme - ( 111X to Cite 1-Ct of
B. having a sea . , t.
in the county of Lan -.
tie bit of information ' se . • .1e I •
ter hostility with 1,11 ea -eel •
sued J. B. since that , • . • eie
to the Presidene3
deadly warfare i. e .,:. • a
the Lecompton Curt A.:, , • .it e
the Gazette insist the , . IL3 ha. e n 0.,'.
ers and editors now hold snag •, fro:.
the governs/mut, me.; ceiz,e o f n eis•
interested desire to - rse t l eel • ,
Buchanan's refusal t re ::rent:, SI.
in the social ce ciao ex.71...• , 1,n e
Presidential mahogany, f ly es e ia •i_ I.
course towards that retire! e•
Bat Mr. Mallory, another •f ,alietu
Kentucky, assailed the .-r-President, fie('
declared that he knew f, - :,144 14
who followed J. trate, all du: , and e•
last managed to get a chirk, de. la.ing
"the best he had ever tasted, hat herd
est to get."
One can easily see by the complain:- of
these old bruisers, that 1 , Buchanan had : • s.
se, r ,1, , r. ,rid" 544 4 044115 a'fol,
kept an open house at \i ea o•: sleet,,
petent aret ee at. efielent Bear
them the run of the kitchen, uuld now lii truth in mind, met I t Lone ~ el that
be a very different person
t. 14-1 they arc 1 / 4 4.C.),;.41 :11 , 4.• •
Lion. His refusal to du so " 1 " 3 111/e-I,e mei le or t'e ene •• et;, vsl.ol. the el . . w
iel.• •iin your help.' all front the
more heinious, than Floyd's alis•livtien of
11,A11.q 1 - 1 the ileu to arm
the national arms; and now 1.1.. • I nc- b. , . i
.p•rit at 'east, neete
annoy him by putting ieu ceite tax upon the Carth se, man w mem. who cot off their
4R . 41 . 1 4 r4 \ DENT relates that when Gen.
hir to mu! :e ropes for . ; heir vessel- To ,
his domestic manufacture. An appi al to
Bull 4 d, Chat le-toss n a few des s
Forney, however, much as he nc.„ rn '''„ e° , ll It! " i e 11°tb ' q g , R.
• t 11.11 . 11 IL.t.ii•V death. a_ L 4,1“ 44: .1,, :gal: rot... up to
cutes J. B.—would show that that gent'e Ms connestioe tith the editorial depart
•F. Hunter . - house. and stated that the
man is not stingy of he: exhilarating rie I.i of 01., papt•r ceases from the present ne , al mad n•lpissted them to state that
tract. Many a gallon of -• ir 6 led ' nn;, :r that I oat enter th ' ,s , mei! to make the mansion his head
down the chivalrous pat t iotic three?.;l,l 101
nft'iers'e States ' qua. ts• s. The ladies, refined and intelli
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brilliancy to his imagination, ; le lis 'fax on Newspapers. eet to !,nest in teats, and sobbed forth
; ' theehoped 'they would not be in
thoughts, and fluency and fervor to 11 If e , , ee; the T 1,4 I tda
4- hit}
a 44
407 / kr, 4 . ' 11 44114 4 41. that tilt•ir would be respeetea.
oric. As for J, B. himself'. ha is. :yid i t ed in Belmont, Allegheny county, di ~p..,`t
be most generous in the ii-e of it . and up- .44i1l or the pro. •ed tax on new.apt ;b. -4.4.44=44
one hilarious uceasion. 111-, , furnishes ae many Oen
not being the father • 4 4 Lin,. !.4 lisp, int ( „44,4
ale 4 4 1..A 4 .1 4 444' lit L 4.la'
, 141 the: robe! 1.4.111 y as either Alabanui
presence of Forney exehanesd—••if I hat; thee. rat, affoid to pa this. [lines the tile j orMissi —ppi eue mule than Texas, as
a thousand sous, the first human principle ot'any (me slse to the
•1.0 4 i many it I•!meta, Arkansas and Missouri.
I would teach them, should le—
tho-e why have the mo!iey hired DI A 1 „,„ to ether. and lacking one of half its
are proverhunly rich and pro. p,• re i t num s tii Cat olitia. Of course these
swear thin potations. and addict themselves on r i te lit , I li, let n' citizens el the South at the
to sack.“ Your demure toys nevercome Pui et , e•Je a head for each baby that shall bre;ihine out et the rebellion.
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to anything; and despite the fierce d, e( l a . he added t.. the printer's circle of house
hold gods" ••A child in a house Is a well- Southern Chivalry and Northern
mation of Ram B. Gough. Thad.leus oerire; of pleasure, - anti what right has - a
Valor.
vens, and J. 8.. are two Bs lut"' s ienter il., pleasere, without he }taps a tax The relic journals and the rebel prison
against his extreme theory. here Ili, n that kind of ' ::one uhatescr.
`say that ',lns
Western men could
are, both over seventy, hale and hearts, ,I ax him. tax the pegs on his cowhideboots, PI •
the delis, on the seat of his pantaloon, tight well, and arc, therefore, not ashamed
sound as -a gold dollar. one a the hide, in the elbow of hi., coat, mid the • c , • d toon • Western
in, ea er troops; but,
liberal hospitality at \Wheatland, and the
arc nleys lint that adorn leis eaput
the Eastern Yankees who
other imbibinghis regular ••nips • '.`:l e By all means, be sure and tax him ut add ' it.
ington. a-- ar time: as heavily as any bode else
cowards and sc ill run away from the
taxed.-Dead men tell no tales," and chivalry. Well, the rebels had a chance
ELECTIONS. ' dead pretest, will be silent in regard to t: scare the Eastern menet Newbern. Has.
GorcilllilelLL robberies and Government
On Friday last, the Union men' fee City uppressil/11 I' at on the tax. ' i sachumitt , New York. Pennsylvania,
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officers were elected in Pending, in this! Rhode I land and New Jersey furnished
Pot - on:Lae ! the Union soldiers who fought that battle,
, rigentire- lice State, by an average •eaprity of one hue- - \v , , and they fought it with equal bravery.
deed over the Democrats. In Elie. . : The rebels connumbered then , brave fellows
from obstinc•.- 1, the - - nhlest rangier in fifteen to eight. or nearly twoto one. The
Prescott was elected Mavor diree hue
sluigine- in his spurt without apprehension, rebels fouteit behind intrenchments. and
dyed majority. Harrisburg re. -
we venture to ho v e pees e basiness had eixty-loar heavy cannon while our
day elected the entire Democratic •icke =antl t „ the troops only had f field pieces, ' which
a eV,
by an average majority of tc ei sd ' had to be dragged by hand through dismal
3 Cale !tale been so celebrated ot the mar- quamps.How did the fight result ? Just
and fifty. , gin of our PotoTac. /he cool t'ee•tber• iin the usual style. The chivalry were de
nte brief space of time necessary to have; feared and fled before the Yankees, just as
AT ma rate things are going on. there the tackle and appurtenances at each land- they did before the Westerners. It will
will soon be a dearth of leaders?hg• and the numerous hands out of employ I not do for the rebels to attempt to disunite
in Baltimore and elsewhere, seems to ren- the East and West, as well as the North
rebel service. Since the war began no der it certain that there will be little do- and the South. in this struggle by repre
less than seventeen Generals have died, minion in the supplies of the present spring , senting that the Yankees are inferior to
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committed suicide, resigned, been killed, for the seines. e note the great anxiety ' the Boosters er the Buckeyes. Here at
captured or suspended! In the latter , manifested ail over the country for large the North every aoldieris a man, id more
category most be ranked Floyd. the thief, and co nstant ••• haul s of Potomac herring than a match tor a rebel, no -matter from
and Pillow, the ditch digger. and shad.--\ uttwita //itelligencer. what State becomes.
11-"" The Pittsburgh Oircnicle is too
lirp-sighted by ludf
Alztrile into slirca , in nu:• c!):liplirrit-ntE!ry
Clu , ion., u. nur
the bipricit,h. bf ;
sativfirdl in ii,:
ter for inciniving
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po:icy our r tc,
Make no ally:Lica v.i.a::). ) ILe
in which its receht riacknsa attaincj.
Conattiry to all I.receci•-.)t,
ont worthy wat 1
friMl, and wr. • th:l
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The lileverne.nt up the Tennessee
Iliver.—The Largest Military Ex
pedition of the War.
vA.N.N.III, Afarch 12.
1
ry I think. that there has
1,e.:7, n,ilitar% exp,dit ion ( - Ws° great
Of which little had ben and
eu;;!..l I , aid.::a the pre=en: one. Although
:mi....nitude exceeding by far any
thing has prvo•ded it during the
sear, it is dou!...t!es:, , :nip, so quietly have all
MOVelllentS been made, End S.OenrainOn
Lave militarf moYetnent , on all aides be
come, that hardly one-half of the people of
the coY.ntry have any idea of the existence
tii.,Yement at all. The restrie•
regt:rd t the publication of infor
au:fon in relation to luovernent, allow me
now to =Teal: very briefly of it.
it. then. to say. that there is nu
penctratin , into the heart of
country by the way of the Ten
river; that the expedition is one of
:he r201,L mammoth proportions. including
inwe'rner: than have been brought under
one , ince the war : and that this
has now nil thus far on its
way, and is within striking distance of the
enemy.
Up the Tennessee
Ihe : . :1 - ogre , :i of the expedition up the
river t this pout. was hailed with great
!: - 1.2i3,:n by the people along, the banks.
;:re few between Fort Hen
ry uud In fact none of any COT:-
at all the didl , rent landings
s;.as a:: enthusialic crowd at the
1:a the steamers approached.
;he most boi-q+-rous demon
!-Itati-'N• I: here was no doubt in the fel-
ane et' these proceedings. In
place , th.•:,y had the !.. , tartand Stripes
It 1%11i.' generally supposed that
5-1/041 I more or less annoyed he rifle
• the :here. The general loyal
r t•ue I inferred. when
al:hou. , l; there were nurneroui
•E, il,arp- -le ~u:ers could have
iten air, at our pihai. but One
intQ the fleet in it;
,•:ne Lulndred utl fifty miles from
Llt!,er ft i FI.QT. wounded
i-learner ti rude.
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Wed f. ta..ro.•nt. shut no
•;. pt•rntitt.•:l
1.00 1 ,1 i . tit.• of
the Amer . :cwn mini-ter may 1171.1 f. !he vireo
isrei.t the its-:inti.iion
in 111,. eii
1.11.11ipio!1•116:111.;-.
tr ,, op 1111 v.• iiirettely f•Ilfrt•I'l!(/
i ' rniti the ineiderd to tlie
Di el ;he are said
it the order t ' er tht it svith-
:tz :h \• arc hy no ineuni4 anxious
and the grave
therewith.
A firm, unwavering and unalterable de
termination on the part of the government
and people of the Confederate- States to
consign to the devouring elements every
pound of cotton or tobacco which may he
in danger of falling into the the hands of
the thieving Yankee, is calculated to pro•
duce a moral effect upon the world, which
at this time can hardly be appreciated. A
people resolved to be free, and to maintain
their national integrity at all hazards,
whether they involve the loss of I:fe or of
property, have already struck a Wow at
the enemy which subsequent disasters can
never counteract. No better evidence. of
the spirit of resistance which animates the
hearts of the Southern people in this con.
test can be afforded than the destruction.
whet, necessary, of -Ito, staples, upoe .
I which; to a great extent, the prosperity of
the MUM powerful nations of the earth de
pends. Let the kingdoms of Europe he !
convinced that even its the improbable I
event of Southern subjugation by the Lin
coln despotism, their commercial and
manufacturing interest are to be prostrated,
and all hopes of relief to their starving
millions, based upon the reconstruction of
the American Union. will vanish forever.
No statesman has ever yet imagined, that
! any considerations but those of interest,
would move the sovereigns of Europe to
the recognition of the Confederate States.
We have reason to believethatthe Lincoln
i got. ernment has thus far succeeded in in
clueing the manufacturing countries of
I Europe to abstain from active interference
in .American affairs, by promises of an
! early supply of the raw material. Deluded
by false representation of the ability of
, federal armies to seize cotton and to
bacco. and open Southern ports to the
commerce of the world, inefficient and ir
regular blockades have been unwillingly
tolerated by the maritime Powers. '1 he
toue of the Northern press indicates the
I eat eit desire of that government to foster
such an impression- and an intense anxiety
to realize the exp. , tations thus crtated.—
: To this end, gigantic and de karate eiThrts
are being matitie, and :int recent disasters 1.)
Southern arms have flattered the sanguine
Yailkees into a minute enleulatien of th,
f,xtua of their ex pieeed 'eccees. But
t hei r jubilant shouts will be turned to walla
of despair, by the fierce determination of
i an indomitai4people.
lfy frightH etfuston .•..f blood. it is with
in the rang.. that some o f
the polls ut the South will be in the tem
porary possession of the enemy: but not
one hale a et,t:Cln, 01 Mi.. hug-head of to
bacco will iver leave these ports undo,-
Vankiii , auspices. By a criminal niigleci
on the part of the planters at Port Loyal,
. a small quantity of cotton was sutler-d to
tall into t h e hawk the i•andak It is
probably the last they 11111 get ; fir such
.-i a :idle ,i!
lolly will not here-enailiiti. In future a
heap of a‘iilleA will mark tlii iiaioaciii the-ir
intended !duailer. A 1.-w contlagration:i
Suit n•rn Atttpl. , in the- file.. of the
would lot• mor,• than equal to a,
i'lmt;..leratt• vivtorier , . .11n• oron
imrt: rill not liied the iiitarr•
Britain and Frump.
B u t the hurtling of cotton and
which n i;ht I)ltierwis, fall into the hand::
of the timv, may pi.thap , rimtinil the
dyntiiiiitii! , of 1:11rope of the trio• relation:
which they : stand to the new repatili.i.
t.:.,.. 1, ~ ~~ i,i.
A Point Worth Considering.
(f..e. Curtin, iu his spe,•.:•lt in response t..
Ili.: toast, •• Pennsylvania,' at the ifibern
.•l...sty's dinner. on Morniuy night.
ca • • utteranre to a truth worthy of reflec
tion. "Tae invincibility of the army Of
the free .—ateß... said he, " is exemplin,!l
by tied: intelligehe... Take the letter;
written new.•.pupers all through tl.•
North, by privates in the Fe.i.:ral
mind we can form a ja,..t e•:t i !flat e Of the
con..-...itute, the urniv.
Contrast it with the .f
n.n.l f nrrayyd ngairnit titem,
of a doubt esti Ow p,.,
:he ore over *T.- othyr. Rut
111.. fio‘er: . - r further
•• The f. :•
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and 11!.• ils a whoi*.• 4
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sin; pr,
Ow world ever Atw
Franklin asking for Work
V:h.ot n yotttlt. Fruttklitt r.t.titt. to Lou
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Ikt • . 011:ti get i-toploymettt•
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A riterien, tho reply
All!" . said Ow forisman.
ea? A lad from A merit% seeking enipiiiy
went as a printer? Well. tin you really un
derstand the art of printing? (*.an can re
ally set type?
Franklin stepped up to one of the eases,
and in a very brief spite. , of time set up the
following passage from the first chapter of
John.
• •Nathaniel :,tritl unto him. eau any grind
thing mane oat Nazareth? Philip saith
unto hint,. 1'o111.• sea:'
It was done so quickly, so accurately.
and contained a delicate reproof so appro
priate and powerful. that it at once }tare
hint a character and standing with all in the
From an limo+ of apoplexy, on Saturday 2:T11
inet% MARTIN LYTLE. in the f.Oth year of hi,
ago.
The friends and relatives of the fiunily are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, front his
late residence on Smithfield street, near Sisth, at
two o'clock this afternoon.
TRUSSES. TRUSSES. TRUSSES.
NV A large and carefully selected assortment
of all the Modern Improved Trusses, including
Ritter's celebrated patent Truss, the finest instru
ment of the kind in use. For sale, at greatly re
duced price., by
SIMON JOHNSTON, Pruggi
and Dealer in Choieu Family Medicines,
corner Smithfield and Fourth etreete
Flimilder Braces. SUMpeusirieg, at low prices.
luh2l
APr4t• .1 Sligke Cold,
f• c.uh,Xarzoseness
NeHl'Al s or cfaie ,ghsc.at,
')A 0 ,,,,,,5,, c ") . which might be checked
W l4 `‘ with a simple remedy,
ff neglect , :d, often terminates serious/y.
Few are aware of the importance cf
stopping a Waugh. cr 4 697 4gAi
Xrz4i in ite first stage; that which
frz, the beginning would yield to a
mill r•-medy, if not attended to, 80077,
/.2.58 the lunge.
40atetn:a 4.4tetncidateg~-kea
tvers first introduced eleven years ago.
It has been. proved that they are the
be: ar , i-ge before - the public for
Waugh ,calla, Paitchitin,
jisthnzu, X..?ataicoh, the Backing
Cough in, ,canewnlaiart, and
numerms riffeione cf the ,,%hivat,
giving immediate re/ief.
Public Speakers I Slaters
Will find them effectual for clearing
and str.;igthening the voice.
Sold all Ora/gists and (Peaks*
in Jkfedi.aine, at f'S cents per boz.
de9-emdew
IrbIISED FRUIT—
JUIF UID bush. choice dried peaches (haloes)
30
otOro and for oido bs
JAB. a. 7111233.
From the Day Book. Mir& 6
Cotton and Tobacco.
11,,, • %,
from A meri
DIED :
TO-DAY'S ADVDRTISZKENTS.
MELODEON, Liberty Street
BENEFIT OF
BILLY BOIL AND L. J. DONNELLY.
THIS (]ION irAY) EVENING,
Ow which occniion 'ley Will appear with the
regular STAR CoSIPA.I' and a host of volunteers.
Prices as us•ual. mh24
FICPRESIi-
EW STILE 11 DRESS GOODS,
PARE—. tell I 11.1. E
PAR.I , PI:INTEL) D 1:)..% INE,
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PLAID Ell .):: ISSAILE POPLINS
c„.. St Plaid Poi - Alai,
lVhite Cheek. belainc,e,
Cashniere and Poplins,
Fancy Cloaking,. Cloth, all of the newest pattern:
W. &.. D, HUGUS.
mh.24
YE
QUEL LED 4 'ORN--600 MUSH. YEL,.
►7 LOW Sliellea sture, and tar sale Ly
J A3l U." A. FETZFR.,
eiirner Market and First streets. a
BECLEA rou WALL PAPER,
. 3
:L i l y,
o r turf W hit uwitilletni, ate..
mh2i
6.211:4,%A1t—
i7 Bum's Crushed Sugar,
:q I :ranulat.N.l Sugar,
du I'uvvd.:r.l.l
A Cofit,e
1; du d u .14,
In
PEI — .IIEII 1.11-IuTHERS=,
S. IA; and I:2', ‘Vo..d -treet,
Yts
M.. Ituit.ll, •
do do Jo
.10,1 do do do
80i.,:a La ger Jo
do do 4,
d,, V . a .1,
I: Spedlt.; •10
Aiht4 do
for y
REY:IIER BIWA.
1101.21 3'..).; and PIM Wood str«et
4 4 1 .1. ES. PICK I.ES.
1•. , ss,-rte.l
1 Lt.tll.,il
ts. 1).•7.e1t Pepper more.
.1.. 'l9tuutt.
Mustard.
1. , .1., I . 'reuelt
Fresh Pettobes in ears an.l
.1... .1., Pitt . . l,l Jurrie.,.io
ilia variety of Fruit,
Ato•le.ri, zetu ft.!. ,ale by
11E1'31F:it A.
N. - st. 12:i:utdltmm ICo.ul street.
07 I - I Itarr,i- Srolffiu;t re3Tivol
an•l for sqd, I,y
Nt... 12.; a: , l strvo.
/VOILE" . SO.i P—
—
I;..xer - 1 . 915att:- .. Toilet Paha Strap.
tlt, Castile
For ,al.- N'Nl ER A' BRO.*,
t.:1121 00,1
1 1,11111:% .1. 7% I) 111.111:S
1F 1:-.J Drum- Fi:•.
a' Frailm I.:rt,•
IA2I
I 1 EVMEIt
1:2 , Wool str..et
L' 1 tilt I:1 Nit"f S -
'.
11:2.
.1 t
1, Engl:th
• .2 're. In N - 111
•,11 S
'.urrelt re
Nut,. and
tir•.l 3 Pea
t•y .
1:1.1.M1:11A.
L.^.; ‘V, .*.reet.
pi.% KS AN 15 CUI/11425r15t“..i
t“..i Fri•-h k:arrs!
_ .
Carta:as
1:1:vm I. .l
imos
3,1•3 ...cc,
N 1 11c, in.:.
.1..
and %V......lntrevt
U It I C c L T t It A
"IRA BEE!: I,
BA:=PBERR
BLACKBERRY PLANTS
iiRAPI: Vl\i:r,
i:iiANT
::d :Ili il.!llatil' 131'~Illi
I INI Ali
.1i1111 . 111R13,
aril ASPARAGUS ROOTS
sll"f bt't quAlitY. and warranted true to
ituit% For -tilts at '29 I. I I Tll 01REI'.I'.
nib=
EATON, MACRUM & CO.,
Nov. 17 I lit *Wilt Street
JOBBERS A\l► !at:TAMERS.
TItIMMINO: 4 , EMBROIDERIES. Ilui;jElty
.NLILLINERy UOODS
Shirt:+, l't,llar.
A rtici::; . : ln . , l " i4'dtiotis ,:fe;•er;•
n'.. City and Guitar:: i\lerelinnts,
Pedlar, all'who lazy to sell again, should call
:and oxaiiiine our Sioek.
WIII)I.ESALE IEP.MT3IENT—SeconI
o.f 17 :Ind 19 1 . 9 . 111 m 112.2
if 141 A 1..
‘J COKI
NUT COAL, SLACK AND
-DICKSON, STEWART S CO.,
509 LIBERTY STREET.
Having superior facilities for supplying the best
quality of Con 1 , Nut Coal, Slack and coals, are
prepared u. deliver the some, in any quantity to
suit purchaser,, at reasonable rates. Our Coal is
brought in fresh daily by railroad, and is dry and
free trout slack. Particular attention given to sup
plying ittlffilies. OC*26-3111
LA DI CM
K. UPPERS 50 CENTS.
LADIES KID SLIPPERS 50 CENTS
AT NO. IS FIFTH STREET,
D. S. DIFFENBACIIER.
F LUTED COLLARS AND sErrb
OF THE MOST DESIRABLE STYLES
In Plain White and with colored edges,
Sold wholesale and retail by
EATON MACRUM A: CO.,
Noi. 17 and 19 Fifth street.
FRENT,—A COMFORTABLE TWO
A.` story frame Dwelling. Rouse, situate on Lo
cust Street, Allegheny. nail, six rooms, finished
attic, wash-house, stable, &c.: portico, stonewall,
and pailingro in front. Rent $l6O pery•ear.
S. CUTHBERT 6: SON,
mh2l 51 Market street.
>JUROP] AN A.G.ICINICY..
TIIOIIIIAS RATTIGAN, EUROPEAN
Agent, 115 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa.,
is prepared to bring out or send back passengers
from or to any part of the old country„either by
eteam or sailing packets.
SIGHT BRAFTS'IOR SALE, payable in any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Also Agent for the old Black Star Line of
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamers sail
ing between :Yew York, Liverpool, Glasgow and
Galway. fell
D R. SWEET'S
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT.
Wholeeale and retail by
R. E. SELLERS & CO.,
nog-3m-eod . corner Second and Wood ate
2.000 CANE POLES
,iust received and for sale by
mita:2 BO N & TETLEY. 136 Wood st
2 !MOW CASES FOR SALE ET
mht2 laa
BOWN &
od Wo street
WISH HOOKS AND TACIUM
m22in sreat ercr
TETLEY by_
- BOW k ll* Wood "treat.
ODD rearm
of all kind' for We by
nab= BOWS & TETLEY. Ids Wood
Yoasulbwa, klack..lawarial atai Elaa
cwller, 10 half olisamiwkla et .tea
tahs,u Moh ARI
j THE SLAUGHTER OOMMENCED,
The Enemy Driven into the Entrenchments
But Take all the Quarters We Can Get.
Of Theap WALL PAPER, Borders, &e.,
of Newest, Styles and IVsnal
Variety, to he Sold
this Spring.
This large stock, having been purchased at re
duced prices, will be sold very low.
MAGNIFICENT PARLOR PAPERS,
BEAUTIFUL PANEL PAPERS,
EXTRA WIDE PAPERS OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DESIGNS.
Bargains Not Confined to Remnants,
WALL PAPER STORE,
At the Old Stand. No. 87 Wood Street
W. P. MARSHALL.
Ati: — PAper Hanging and Whitcwashing, Quickly
and well done, by Experienced Workman.
inh2l:2ind
WINDOW CURTAINS, &c
A Great Variety and Vine Assort
ment from a 14 cents
to 83 per Piece.
.ale by
THOMAS PALMER,
W. I'. MAI;SHALL
Between 4th S: sth, 21 door below Diamond Alley
mh2l
OE4IIIAVEN HOLLAND HITTERS
BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,
130 ER 11 A VE'S ROLLA ND BITTER
BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,
•
ROERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTER L.
As a remedy for DyepepAa, Liver Complaint.
Fever and Ague, Conetipatiun, Nervous
LOER VE'S HOLLAND BITTERS have no
Superior.
Having purchased a large stark of theie Bitters,
I um enabled to offer great inducements by re
duced prices to these wishing to purehaFe by the
quantity.
Parties dealing in the article will pleme call
and learn my priPes bef.,re purcha4;,g :I..eschere.
.1 05E1'11 FL EM IN 0,
mh2l corner Diamond and Market street.
61.1ENSATION
Jr"
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
80.44 at Half Price:
Gaiters at Half Price:
Shoes at Half Price:
• Anklets at Half Price;
Italmorals at Half Pie.°
Wellington Ties at Half Price
Ankle Ties at Half PliC6:
Scotch Ties at. Half Pi
Oxford Ties at Half Price.
Boys' Boots:
Youths' Boots;
Child's Boots.
62 FIFTH ST., next to Express Office.
CALL TO-DAY IF POSSIBLE. Better styles,
better workmanship, more durability, greater
• variety, better Mush and more goods than any
in the city and us for y,rice, sou can easily
satisfy yourself by coo case. Ile Goods are
,:dt. h 0 ing all been made within the last three
month:.
In the back of the store, the Jewelry Manufac
turer.' Association.
The mast complete Wholesale Jewelry Estab
ment in the world. offer GOLD AND PLATED
1J MUM' at New York. and Boston Prices.
STATIONERY PACKAGES, at 75 cents,
RI '25 am! SI 75 per ds:en, including BEAU
. - r :rut,
ANDRETIUS
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED,
WA ItitAkrED FRESH AND GENUINE
C-Z - Also a general air;ortdment r f
Agricultural implements, Fr uit ,
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
re , eired and f,r sale 1,1-
I3LUKI_ M &, LONG.
No. 127 Liberty' street,
next dual t. here's llotei. nth=
IN'''''VerclinT - FOR TUE
Large and well selected stuck of Gentlemen's. La
and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which we are lude selling
AT BOSTON P RICES.
Cull ui,,l,oc•ure a bargain at
JOSH''' . 11. BORLAND'S,
No. "is Market street,
nEV. 2ml door from Fifth street.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
NEW
IN 'MIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL COLORS.
liceeive.l this dny by Expros.c and fir =nlc by
EATON. MACRUM s CO.,
Nos. /7 and ID Fifth street.
1. KNOX
TIERNAN dr GETTY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
IMPOILTIIRS AND I , EALIIRS
TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, de.,
NORTH-EAST corner of
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
n029:13. ALLEGHENY CITY.
FAMILY" COAL DEPOT.
Wit!. M. STEWART;
11)1!:A.I.E.It IN COAL,
Corner SOUTH' COMMON & SANDUSKY
STREETT, ALLEGHENY CITY.
ilios suppliedwith coal at
m lo i 7 s Aa m tee ,
on*storli'aimi
PITTSB(10;11
Y rw. Fancy
NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST OPENED:
REDUCED PRICES FOR
Wholesale Dealers supplied at Eestern
Prices.
C. HANSON LOVE & CO,
mh2l 74 MARKET STREET.
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD POVINI3II.Ir.
[PITTSBURGH, PA.
Warehouse, N 0.11149 First and 1241 Second sty.
Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of
Coal Oil. Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water pipe,
Sad IronA Dog Irons, Wagon Bozos, Steel Moulds.
Pullies,Rangers and Couplings.
Also Jobbing and Machine Ca stings of every de
scription modem order:
HIM= a complete machine shop attached to
the p oun g l y, an necessary fitting win be carefully
attended to fellyilow
11116voiVER14 _
6 incl., fot_t for we IT
mati22 *OWN & TZTL Ins Wood street
Sait re l;o -NE DUST-
S received
=MS WRY N. OOLLINS.
WE SHALL SHAW NO QUARTERS
100,000 ROLLS
We take RA.C., as well as CASH
WALL PAPER ! !
New Stylea for Spring of 1862
NO. DI WOOD STREET,
10 eases to he received this morning at
J. R. GARDNER, Agent,
o. 62 Fifth street
CASH 01\11:Y!
'NTS
PITTSBURGH . THEATRE.
LEsagn AND Abotscan ;WM. HENDERSON
Pittcas or Anutgatior. - -Private Boxes. $6 00;
Single seat in Private Box, $l. 00: Parquette and
Dress Circle, Chair=, 50 cents; Family Circle, Z
cents; Colored Gallery, 25 cents: Colored Bozo'.
50 centa: Gallery, 15 cents.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 24.1.
ROBERT HELLER
AS 1•R ES T I DIG . / TATOR.
ROBERT HELLER
ROBERT HELLER PIAHLST.
IN SECOND SIGHT
•
The most mysterious, elegant and into
combination of genuine novelties ever presented
at one entertainment.
Grand matinee DE ivsTuurrtrix in magic
arid tothdr• for bombe, oti 11 ednesday afternoon,
31th ins;., at 2 P. M.
CONC It: 'T HALL.
METAMORPHOSED INTO A
PSYCHOMANTEUM
Fur Magic, Second Sight,
Prestioculancy and Prestidigitation.
311169 NDEIMOIV - 51 'SECOND SIGHT
New Sensation in Magic.
Ir EVENING, MARCH 24th,
Anti tho lice following Nights
TO-NTGII T. MONDAY,
First appearance of
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
known throughout thy Globe ai the
GREAT 'WIZARD OF THE NORTH.
Ambidextroul Prestidigitator,
'l' I Ir.: 17" .A.
111us1onlsl,
Prestidigitator, Physicist, Traveler.
And the only Artist in the profession of Magic
who pert;mns with the entire ABSENCE OF ANY
APPARATUS, and wlio can alternate his Per
formance with illu,trations of the Mechanism of
Magic, using A vparato.9:which con 830.000.
No Mailer of the Magic Art has practiced this
art more -it , er-isfully, became more eminent,
travel,: I further, or achimd more wondrous
de, di than PROF. ANDERSON. On Monday
evening. March. tzh uill be produced the great
Magieu-Drama of
A N141.411T IN WONDEIt-WOItLD,
or Three float., in the Retiltim of Illusion, amid
the Mystic, Weird. Wonderful and Enchanting.
The Entertainment being un the same scale of
grandeur as recently produced by the Professor
at the A , •adeuhy of Nude. New York, Academy
of Mud.% Boston, Academy' of Music, Brooklyn.
and Pike's Opera House. Cincinnati.
Pianist, Retro Bemincient Clairvoyant and
Second-Sighted Sybil MISS ANDERSON
The Fairy of ;he Portfol i a... M ISS F. ANDERSON
Mr, J. B. ANDERSON. Jr., Bie-Dynemist Et
t raordinary
Doors open at 7. performance to commence at
9 o'clock.
Admission 23 evms. Reserved Seats, body of
Hull, 30 coots.
46 - 7.C:rand Afternoon Performance, Saturda;
Afternoon, March 99th at 3 O'clock. mh2o
U-• LEC'I'EREOFTIIE YOUNG MEN'S
J CWISII ASSOCIATION.
1110 V. 11.A.P1 - 111,1, 9
of New York will deliver ONE LECTURE before
the Young Men', JewidiA., , wittlion and the pub
lic generally at
I-I.A. .1" A 3C M"1"1"E
T GESDAY EVEN'G, March 250.
Subject—THE POETRY or THE BIBLE AND
ITS CIIARACTE.RISTICSt
Ticket? 25 cents. To be had at all the book and
lunge stores, and of the Lecture Coutruitteee,
Door= open at 7 o'clock ; lecture to commode. at
S o'clock.
C. D. ARNSTHAL, A. C. SILVERMAN
J. MORGANSTERN, T. HERSHFIELD.
T. COHEN, mb=:3t
R. B. BULGER,
EVERY. DESCRIPTION OF
F URNITURE.
No. 43 Smithfield Street,
PITTSHICRON.
•
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Con Mandy on hand, which we will sell at the
lowest prices for CASH. myll3:l3,:is
MING FROM TILE DEPOTS,
THE UNDERSIGNED, THANKFUL
tar past orders, and referring with entire
confidence to the large number of business housed
whose .tanding orders they have received, eohcit
a continuance of patronage. Goods received.
charges paid, and proiuptly delivered, without
trouble to the consignee. Orders may be left at
POST No. ti, DUQUESNE DEPOT. A general
standing order left at any Depot will seen. , daily
attention.
rnh2l: lw McFADEN & HANEY
H. H. SMITH,
INT "Jr AAEVY PUBLIC .
011 ICI: AT TIII:
PITTSBURGH POST, FIF TH STREET,
ratl2l near Wood.
AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR AMERICANS.
No more Englis h
, or French rub
bish, made to sell, but not
to keep time.
llar lit SHOULD A NAMERICANBUY
V r a foreign Watch, when he can get a better
One at home?
Why should an American needlessly enrich
foreign Watch manufacturers, at the expense a
our own artisans?
Why should on American semi gold to England
and France, our covert hut bitter enemies, when
gold to no much needed at home?
Why shoul.i an American buy an imported
Watch, which, in nine cuses out of ten, will poet
more to keep in order for one year than its ode
nal price, and which was never intended to keen
time, under any circumstances?
Why should Americans not patronize more
generally American manufactures, and thug
emancipate themselves from the thraldom o
English capital, French fashions, and Continen—
tat sew-paws?
The American Watch Company's Watches are
particularly adnptcd for soldiers' use, being most
substantially made, and not liable to get out ief
order, either in marching,, riding or fighting.
Sold by all respectable Jewellers in the loyal
States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBING & APPLETON,
Agents of the American Watch Company.
fe24:lm2p 132 Broadway. N. T.
ADORNED BEEF—
IL" 7 Barrels Corned Beef in store and for Nile
JAS. A. FETZER.
eorner Market and First et.
DRESSED 11041 air.
Mir 13 Dressed Hop...lust received and kw sale by
JAMES A. BAUR.
mb2l corner Market and-First stmts.
MILDER IDERRIES—
9. Shake Dried Elder Bonier. ileellveAvede•
andfrit:side by , A, fkr6eiti.
' " - ;' , ;eivreer idericee wed Whetee.
Slieliff;6l 1f ii n llitars , b midst. , SO NW"
asid for= luessi4:.
mita