•r ~ r , T: MAT MORNING, JAN. 29. ANGLE OF : P,lto taptioureirlf Riellumond of No. - COniequenee.. e eighteen" months of 'carnage and ~ L • oon the Potomac,inabortive efforts kh the rebel capital, indications be point to the disbanding of our East my.. In the West and South, where our +rral s were comparatively free from a the ciation of the powers at Washington, 1 our arms have: been comparatively sue- ' , cessful but in the Eastern division, with the aception of a few hard fought ands . ' dear! on victories ender General Mc .Cl , all has been di saster ,"and death. And il this is, to be - ehargedio the blood less * e tied scoundrels about Washing: ton, l 'ho have, - from ihe'commencement of honfilities, been ,plotting against our leading Generals, who would not consent to pttitu r te the *ex to suit their infernal purp / les. For nearly a, year these con spirators in Washington endeavored to moulticteClellaii, to their will; failing in theiii‘ into to seduce him , from his con vietiiale the next thing they resolved upon was Ti crash him. After 'herculean' la: bor,, a weak President.,gave_way JO pia-, cal exactions, and McClellan!!head„ , ..fell in pufsnance of • the change. .To .sesolthe dooTi 9f that faithful officer, and-to:stifle all ce:Mplaint in the-army because of.. his removal, Gen. Bernaide, an ardent admi rer o i l McClellan, was selected - to fill his place while another favorite officer, Fitz; Joh4 ; Porter, was court martia' led in Washington. The one -is relieved from the Cc:hi:mend of the army, and the other cashiered about the same time; while Generals Franklin and - Sumner. two of the goat gallant men, who have shared the/0141es and disasters of the - field in Virgipia, since the war began,- are- _else' , relieved from-arther service, inieviiiiit'off to join their brethers "in , inglorious retire mend' , It it.now rumored that:the radi cals:4 determinedto impeach the loyalty of sol e other officers, who- served under , , McClellan; and should the late divis ions kin Franklin and Sumner . .7clamor much: more for McClleillan's reinstate• meat 'the programme is to Court martial not Only Sumner and Franklin, but Gen. McGee!himself. In this way ..the savageradicals intend to convince the coon and - the army, that , certain =Rita: tr lan. 'lr ry ido ,of both - are disloyal to their coon. try. t li . . '' -- lint4Owthat _the radicals have everything . l - their awn way in the arnfy of the Pdlomac, an ov 41min.effort - is , to -- be made for the!' ' tittichiliairriond. McClellan, - B ' .4iiiiiSurifini;and Franklin are re / movt, :.and-•''t VOrli.-. l Hooker the man of men i 'the absitare of Fremont, is in en preniet trunaid.ln anticipation of a fail ure in er "fighting Joe." the leading Aboli4onjournale, like the ''Tribune and the E!raning - Post, which made themselves hoars 1 Iwith theahout of "on to Rich mono are nosrengaged in demonstrating that thiirapture'of theiebel t eaintal would be of little conseonenceadvising at thesame • time ttt disbanding of the Potomac army, and tl4i, i 'reinforrOment of_oitr divisions in the Sonth - and -*est: - After twenty nionthspi Shouting "on to Richmond ''' and aful l i making onr failure to capture pre y it a pre te xt for the 1 removal of Model lan, th ese same partiaans (now that -they have thi ngs jolt in, -the condition to suit themselies,) pr9claim the difficulty of OW army peietratinft to liiehmonti, by , pre- 1 maturely discussing the propriety-of aban-.' doning ~1 1, the enterprize altogether. Was, the patience and patriotism of - a people ; ever so trifled with ea ours. have been by these bliinderini end criteinal'radiCale .. The programme neat, in - • the event of I I Hooker's iailurein Virginia;ia to abandon' the campaign in that direction and concen trate all'olerforcesin the South and South- west. By concentrating all our forces in particulail, localities the rebellion is ex pected to the crushed about the first-of May! Leo a eitaminethis new programme for a mord ti ntlikrieirTliptir utterly absurd and hittiliiigli impudent.iniianthors .nrust be? - Tb;:l,lo.l).siiiibOilb#4l the eeßttire * of whiCkhlito brineMertballion to- : : - . aud... denchisel:aw l "ilierritla ariticOrna of the cionfedereet,/ettil• iiivestikete' thia.— New lid 'MIMI; already Inear poisession,- has 14 0,0t14:i0f - afpupplation i - Mobile has 16,000 ;' Siviaonah44i. o oo f Charleston; 85,000 j gashyille, . 29,00,04 Richmond, 45,000 ; WffniingtOn, 10 - 4004 ; Pateribirg, 15,000 ; *Wolk and PCitidriiiiith, 25,000 ; total 880,0 9 1- whileth - ,PoPektion of the - Southern Confederacy is estimated at no leas than eight millions. ,New Orleans; already in Otir possession, numbers nearly one half of the population of the localities against which the new i order of things is to be directed;; while Richmond, with its 45,000, defiedtfor twenty months the entire power of ou r government. From these simple statenients the ireader can easily see how ntter incomp e tent are those in power to gra spthe magnitude of the re bellion. ,---They can also readily under stand whether:le displacement of the gale lent generals fi whOmle have alluded is likely to inspirit the soldi Fs in the field and crown their mins with the triumphant sue cess,which they, six mouths ago, were ca- Reb.b.0 4 044g ? - 1 de: to r,: gin ,! 1 Etlllll. THE Providence Posti says that "Fitz John, Porter 110 ft:nigh t More battles, won more victories • and`possMises more brains _ and patriot:lin than every other man of the court whietCtrifid hid, and the hounds who•assidledhiiii. • 1 _,ltisramore. '1; at_Gen. 0138131Ufl Clay has superseded, ppn. Boyle in the &apart ment-of Kentockt, and it is believed that Fremont and Bntler will soon be placed in important continands.- m t_) . *' Abolition C i e nerala • a feto4liqiiii - diNereaftir. : ammo's will: birsnperseded soon by seraerNe*TiiAnithnin., CAMEROWS NEGRO BRIGADIf • It is announced from Wlttittingttiwth t imQn Cameron hae askidthe Wit.' Die -14 parka= tossiti,gh. hint thkc.ontruhitlattf WettziiittiOde.' l l SiutO2 -has nth, as yet, resigned 44 . .ptftionrof Minister to :Russia44mt, SeititkpiWilmot,;:yrhouiVti4, eron chiseled out of the Republican pan _ nomination for Senator the other dsy , is preparing a bill to - turn Simon oat of that snug -position, because of his attempt to .rib - ea-niember of our Legislature to vote forhim=for , Unitad States-Seqator., This dodge of Simon with the War Department is characteristic; he desires no brigade, hitt knowing' the temper of the leaditig Abolitionists in he 17LS. Senate, he puts himself "forward s t ae th pioneer in orga4— izing negro regiments, in the hope of br ifig able to , break the force of Wilmot's in on ' vestigation. Wilmot might aband his investigation of Simon's proceedings with Mt. Boyer. This dodge of "Winnebago's'" is good and furnishes his admirers with fin additional evidence of his versatility. I.6peetal Correspondence of the Poet.i FROM HARRISBURG. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, } January 27th, 18G3. MR. EDITOR: House met at 11 o'clock, A. M. when the Reverend Dr. DeWitt ad dressed the Heavenly throne, after the Clerk -read-the journal of the lait meeting. Several gentlemen'who were absent 414 evening, asked and obtained leave to record their votes on the resolutions passed in reference to the League Island Navy Yard. They all voted aye. f Mr: Hopkins, of WaShington, Chairman of the Committee of plays and Meatut, reported the bill introduced a few days since, by Mr. Vincent, of Erie, in relatipia to paying the interest On the State debt, vvitli - a negative recommendation. These , odd- section of the bill being under considoration, Mr. Champneys, of Lancaste4 miiied to strike out all ;after the enacting ilause, and insert a new bill. Upon this I proposition quite a discussion was had, be which several gentleman took part. The idea on the Democratic aide of the House seemed to be to keep up the credit of thO -State, and pay the interest due in Febrna.{ ry and August in gold, in accordance with the_tict of 1840. Several gentlemen{ .made very creditable speeches, among whom I would Mention Keine. of Fayette,{ Pershing, of Cambria, ; and Hopkins bud Glenn, of Washington. On our side of they -House, and Messrs. Gross and Shannon,i .or Allegheny, Johnson,' of Crawford, and{ I,otherg, on the opposition. side. Messrs. { gross and; Johnson were both in favor of maintaining the credit of the State bpi paying the interest in gold, or its equiva lett; as the law of 1840 requires. Their re marks. which were*clear, logical and con vincing, were in strong contrast with those delivered by Champneys, of Lancaster, DleMurtrie, of Blair, and others of the radical abolition stamp. After spendingthe whole day in debating several propositions; all of them, with the original bill were voted down, about five o'clock in the evening -72 yeas to 20 nays. This leaves the question just where it wa , , and the banks to stand, ;like the tubs, on their own bottoms: In the Senate,:Mr. Penney called up and had passed through, the. bill authorizing the Controller and Commissioners of Alle gheny county, to make a compromise with the bondholders. I noticed to•da in the gallery, and on the floor of-the House, Mt. Murray of the Exchange Bank and Mr. Bigham, who, it is said, are here looking after the interests of the institution of which Mr. M. is an officer. Ex-members coming [here as borers does not go down as well as it did several years ago, and their ability to accomplish what they pretend is seriously doubted by * Tho s. S. Fernon, an Ex-Senator from Philadelphia, is here, engineering through a bill to ch arter the Valley Forge Rail road Company. Some complaint is being made that eons of Republicans, comfortably fixed, so far as this ivitirld'a goods are concern ed, are put in little placesin and about the House, while boys belonging to poor Democratic families, whose main suppprt is in the army, are left out in the weather. The Post now arrives regularly every evening, and is read with interest by its numerous subscribers, particularly when it contains a letter from,Yours affctionately, CussEwemo. COVODE AND CAMERON. That was a pleasant little meeting they had in Washington on Saturday night, when Mr. COVODE, the ever famous,parent of the great Committee on Corruption, , propoeed - the health of &nos CANE : nog, "who was right on the great questioni in advance of the proclamation." Staton ri Called CAMERON, responded, of course: He spoke feelingly about oar "want of confi aenee in the administration." Poor man, he had just learned in his own person how little we can depend npozi the sincerity of our fellow -creatures. Had Dr. BOYF:R only had as much confidence in Cemenos CO&R;Oii,had in Dr. BovEn, all this die agreeable little business, which may inter; fen! 80,Aruelly- with esmErcosls, ambassa dorial prospects, would never itave come to light. 1. : • • CAMERON was distressed, too, about .STANTON. CAMERON think& STANTON "as pare a man as ever lived, and yet people treat him as it he were an escaped con vict." Praise from. Sir Hubert Stanley is praise indeed, and when CAltettoz: calls a man pure, that man will need neither "javelitippr ,berm." But CAMERON should recoiled with' .001,ERIDGE soundalike Maria; ft% m the land of spirts If oar mmt obtain that whichlsmalits, Or any meat wjaoh he obtand,',... Has. not 01 : 14 4tP* himself, as leTit`;' theitically remarked, "been charged.'with making contracts too ,high I for - aims? ) However, Camrraoli is "all right on 'the great question." What need CAMERON care, then, if even a hundred, witnesses should swear away his character as an hon est man? Suppose it proved against CAMERON that he has robbed] the govern ment, in season and out of season. Sup pose it proved that he ought to have been drummed out of the cabinet, as he once was out of the camp. What does it sig nify? He is "all right on the great ques tion." He was for abolishing the Condi tution and slavery, both together, long b e . I fore the President reached that height of the radical gospel. What may, not such a man do, and yet be without sin? As DRY DEN puts it, he becomes a "saint by infec The- righteonsneas of; Nirawnzu, PHILLIPS and ROHACE GREELEY is impu• ted to him. There is a good , , deal of re semblance between the Anabaptists followed Jona of laynix and liar radii:al leaders, and upon this point they are breilierinof the fall:Mood. As EieCietati IJ5s, nein the same anapicibus_ucca-• sion,-obeerved, "Every ma n who , that the war should be fought gut, on the Presidential policy is one l ofris and a 'Republican." Of course, TorV of us" can't possibly be a thief, evei e ititeSil:, !. „ happen to take somethineithagiloelit. belong to him. The notart! bilibsurd.-4 Covons "one of us," and i:Oti4lfig!..94# of us. ' ' Covon Eis honest Ltrrx.rox declares that he is, therefore - CLultsAii honest. In the words of Doan lisstox, " Laid anguis in herba" —% is as plain as the nose on youttiCe" lii illibnidAlrUf all the good thipga,,and,the loritt ro o m some enthusiast brought into the room a sword, which he gave to lit 4 Covode! It was a queer present, perbaPs,.for,a-legis lator. Given to Mr. Stantonl"iti thhname of the Lord and of Gideoni 4 it woiild have been more appropriate; aid' Seeretaiy lien ER was evidently.biddinglor &similar Compliment when he proposed to "put the knife to the throats' of traitors" and: clear all the Democrats out of the:way. But CoronE has so little nation what to do with a sword that when he took the formidable thing froln the potte donor he began to make speeches over , , it. He said 4'there was something about that instru ment which excited his feeliOgs and filled him with emotion." We hhve no doubt of it, and we dare say be Was delighted when the horrid thing was sheathed again and shut up in its box. However, he thanked the giver, and did ,ustice to his good intentions in these touching words : "I am well aware it is not services on the battle-field which has prompted this act of partiality, nor for services as a member of the War Committee. Other and nobler motives have actuated him. The heart of the donor is moved by recol lections of early boyhood, when we toiled together at the woollen business in 1828." On the whole, though, Coydnu preferred to regard the girt not as a sword but as a symbol. So do we. And a very pr4ty symbol it was. The sword of Covode was a gold hilt. ed sword. . Could anything be more ap propriate? TO Covoor and gismo.; and the rest of them every stvoid drawn in this war has a handle of givld. Anil if the handle will only come off i their hand, we don't boleive they will ma h care what becomes of the blade.— Wttrl . LATEST NEWS Flt M THE SOUTH. Toe Amenities of the A letter from Fredericksburg to the Richmond. Enquirer says: . To day the body of Capt. Lawson, who was wounded in the recent battle at Fred ericksburg and carried .to a l hospital in Alexandria, where he died, vfas returned to our lines, attended by his fOnd and de. voted wife, who had gone to !nurse him, but who found him no more when she reached there. The passage (if his body was marked by bothsidei With the honors due to his rank, and on the part of the enemy an escort of infantry, with arms reversed, and marching to the sound of martial music, paid the honors ; due to the brave. The sight was a touching one, and no less grateful to our feelings; than it was creditable to the magnanimity ! of our foe. On our side everything was done decently and in order, under the supervision of that soldier and gentleman, General Ker. show. An incident has just come to ;our notico which deserves to be recorded. It seems that about the time the enemy . appeared on the Stafford am, Youngjrnu. of Stat. - Ford, a member of General Fitzbnich Letts cavalry, by accident fobrid tamest! within the enemy's lines,;, _being unable to extricatb himself, was arrested by the Yankees as a spy, and tried and cor.demn ed as one for execution. The tact be {coming known to General H. EJ Lee, that officer, knowing the charge to 4 baseless, at once informed General Burnside, who immediately, and to his credit,i uncondi tionally released Irvin. A Hattie at Port lindons 'Expected (From the Judaea Zalealssipibm.) From very siroiacant indications, we think a battle at Port Itudion ill iminent. The public are fully awayre ghat' ; the most ample pieparation. hives been made to sue rigbaffle the approach ofl the ace- r below ; and it is also known that the . ilance of the has been untiring the new command' of. this since hie arrival. We have not the sligh st fears r but that an attack on Port Hudson will result in another Vicksburg, aisaater to our hated invaders. The Riasissippt at Baton Rouge has been covered with their war fleet and transports for the list three weeks, under the orders of Banks, and it was expected that that force would co.oper• ate in the late attack on Vicksburg. F.Cfr some reason the Yankee Rea` below did not get up to time, and we prehume the cause of the sudden departure df the at tacking forces at Vicksburg was to await the co-operation of their forces below.— We think, it would be a safe thing to bet that they will "miss the connectidn. _----........ OUR NEXT GOVEitiIOR. The Harrisburg Patriot and ope ne d the discussion of our ne coratic candidate for Governor lengthy and signiticatt article i subject it incidentally . . remarks: "At this crisis, no mere politician or trickstey whose eklies 'more ill Securing rm delegates by strategethan in governing Commonwealths by. wisdom and virtue, will do. The crisisis.too serious to admit of either trilling or ctriokgrppanA demands, 1 asithe standard bearer ri the party, a candidate who possesses other accomplish ments than the arts of the demegougue •.,-4 man of merit intellectilally,abOths cavil, and morally not only beyond reproach, but abbve suspicion. i • We have been preaching honesty—let asl not stultify ourselves by disregarding it in practice. We have - been assailing , cdrruption—let tie &IV - select a . candidate fol. our standard-bearer:- whop savors of &irruption. We haiie . -Oxperienced the. evils of imbecility-4V uainot "choOde- an , }mbecile.' Let us, in our stileetfou l l striye- Wedeln the-high Standard of New-•Yorir and New Jersey—let us have a leader= in: , the conflict who will; in all.resiiiiefiiireobi- Pni.e favorably with.HoratidSeymonr and Governor Parker. i • .'. We cannot afford, neither would - fit lie come 'a great party professingptirity of in tention and sound -moral and . pcilitieal principles, to fritter away the canipaign iridetending the private or public charac ter of a candidate; - therefore the Choice shOuld fall upon one whose character is unassailable, untainted, unsoiled,. ; so that wemay make the contest one of principle aldiae. VOWELVO BAT POMOIST, instant death to RATS, MICE, ROACHES, (4., Alquaint old farmer speaks of it thus ; ant t Rues, send me another box of your Rat Poison. Thebez you gave me killed about 7.000 rats, and I halve about 3,000 more to kill. It pleases Sae to see the pesky drifters eat it, and then' Teal= /hi. thgelves to their fate, -. i Yours respectfully, D. HI C. Faitsale by 81610b1 JORNST9 oorner Smithfield and Fourth ate I . , . BI,OP *SODA PILLS, A-itl from the Laboratory of-Pint; Brookedon.- London. CORRECT ACIDITY or TiiirsTOMA imosthoed from whatever cause, andante' erects of Dissipation and late hours mire -- -- bad effeetthlllythen any otheepreilartflot Per sale by - ".i e / nObr JOEragToll4 ..i.j. faun: corner Fourth and Smithfield streets. First Edi son. 14iiterim Igters_.to Command a Colored - Brigade, .Citinetiot %eating Chnilen to n LATE FROM 14EWBERN, N. C BoinftirAirtent of Acapulco, Mexico Eighty Officers to be Dismissed from the Service. NEW Yong, Jan. .28.—A special die patch to life Tribune, from "Washington ?tithe 27th; says Gen. Cameron will soon resign hia.otrice of Minister to St. Peters burgh. . c ..k promise made to Cassius M. Clay, immediately after his return from Russia, Will be redeemed by accrediting him anew to the court of the Czar. Hon. Simon Cameron, true to his policy, and to the manhood of hie report of 1812, today offered to the War Depart ment Gilead a brigade of colored Union • ista into the heart of the rebellion. General Hooker has fitly taken Briga dier General Butterfield as Chief of Staff. • Eighteen' months' experience in the field and personal familiarity with war, in the battles of Hanover Court House, Gaines' Mills, Turkey Bend, Malvern Hill; Grove ton and Fredericksburg, at the head of regiments, brigades, divisiOns, and army corps, have specially indicated this good soldier for the responsible place the Com manderin-Chief on the Rapfahannock has selected him for. The sitiiinted impenetrability of Char leston is not believed in by the rebels themselves, if actions speak more truly than words.. The intelligence, recent ly here, shows that , the in habitants expect the city to be taken and burned in the approaching conflict with our iron- clads, and that they have, in an ticipation, removed all of their portable property, including even the doors of their house!, into the interior of the State. 'Letters from foreigners, resident in Charleston, and enjoying unusually good opportunities to lodge, strengthen the be lief entertained by our best naval officers, that the task before Admiral Dupont, alto gether not an easy one, will be accom plished.` NewstaN, N. C., Jan. Vl.--Newspa pers from the interior are greatly exercis• ed about the concentration of United States troops in this Department. Refugees state thbt the rebels admit that they cannot much longer maintain their stand without foreign intervention. The experiments with the new subma• rine torpedoes have been eminently suc cessful. The President is to be memorialized for the removal of Gov. Stanley. NewBERM, Jen. 22.—Gov. Stanley will soon leave the Department—his mission having proved a failure here. A Military Governor is not considered by General Foster a military necessity any longer. Sax Fassetsco, Jan. 27.—Further par deniers of the bombardment of Acapulco, Mexico, explain the object of 'the }reach fleet. !They wanted supplies, which the ,Meireasis tei used to fiirnlsh—saying ! kiTa.reistaXA-sv a i Bak tha.irvenekapn the Atlantic and feed them on the Pacific' The Frettel vner vessels then commenced entering the harbor, when the Mexicans opened fire upon them from the shore. The batteries were soon silenced, but the fort maintained itself. After deitroying twelve houses and damaging fifty others, the fleet put to sea without supplies, the Mexicans continuing their fire from the fort. January 28.—N0 ballot was taken in the Legislature last night for United States Senator. Sixteen members were expect ed to vote foe Mr. Phelps, but the other members raised a new question which pro dii&d is great excitement, under the in. duenee of which an adjournment was car ried. - - WASHINGTON, Jan. 27. -A list of more than eighty army officers has been prepar ed, who are to be summarily dismissed from the service for violating the army regulations by the use of improper lan guage in reference to their aupenors and the Commander•in-Chief, in connection with the removal of Gen. McClellan and the court martial and sentence of Fitz John Porter. 'Newpotrr News, 27.—The Bhocte Island reports,.by the mail boat, her sr• rival last night. The Adger, with the Rhode Island, Montauk and Passaic, iron -clads, reach 'ed their destination safely. The first on tne 19th, and the last on the. 21st. The Passaic reached the Port Royal light boat in forty hours, when the weather came thick from the North-east, and they could not see the buoys; she then kept out fifty-. two hours, the .wind blowing strong from the North-east; with a heavy swell. She behaved well and made fine weather of it, and was thoronghlY tested. S. P. lam, Rear Admiral. 'pion has t Dam• pon the STRICTLY PURE ARTICLES Low^ Prloom. PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE TORRENCE & McGAR.R, AP OIC'ELECARIELS. Corner /bare! and Market streets, PITTSBURGH. railer, Lead, Cream Tartar calcines, paints, Baking Soda, Perhunery Dye Stall. Eng. Mustard. Fhl t teak, ulc rs ons a , ,.. le- Physicians Prescriptions actuated," corn Pounded at all hours. Pure Wines sod Liquors. for :medicinal use only.•• - let9to gr I LOSIINO OUT SALE OF WINTER GOODS. EATON, •MACRITM & CO., Are deeirons of doting out their entire etoek of AVI NTT,ER Gpcms, psAvions..to making their ANNUAL INVENT() RT (ilatadvantace% en:Lifiratlday_of nextst. win ban o ivr t e h li e as Retail - BUS:9 REDUCTION MADE IN PRICES. EATON, NAMUR £ CO. ? N 6. /7 Fifth street -' WALL PAPA% OUFAIP-...80TH French and American, will be sod with out advance in price until New Year's at the old stand. 87 Wood street, by. W. P. NARSHAL.L. noTh abr. Rao wanted. OB SALE—THE DESIRABLE Rl* F idenoe now occupied by a. W. PAtterson. Req., Ridge street. Allegheny. h'or terms, pos diession. etc., apply at the Lumber officio. Rebecca atreet, , near the Gas Works, or to the Iron City Tnist Compaur e 3anl7airclis- OHOT fliThill.4lo . lll3LX AND, 6112 . 41 m suitaj4,,tpkie . ba4 itakittmW city forsale by•L AsOWN & °all us *eat. Bt• , • OM &c., &c.,. i&c For 'sae by JOSEPH FLEMING. For solo by JOSEPII FLICKING. earner Market street and the Diamend,, Corner orthe Diamond and Market Streets, THILASM TRUSSES TRUSSES TRUSSES. TRUSSES. TRUSSES, A largosmi. tuaper:qr assortment of Trusses all sisal, for adults and mient•, fh - r sale at very low prices Those wishing any thing in this line A/mold call and 01111 Mine my 8.00k..86 I am eon fident the prices and J quality dety egMketLEADlNG*itiOt • OSEPH P JOSEPH FY. atians4 Corner of the Diamond: and MarkerStraatt. • SIO - Superior No 1 Carbon Oast LO oiinty , koor alloo L ADZES' •crests Auniciii!ipamt* GOAT BALMORALS of a very superior quality, just received RJUNIN& 300 boxes. 100 halt aid 100 quarter boxes 100 n bo w x e es and .M. It. Raisloo h ins. a •k • • ir boxes new layer Raisins; _ • Prang see R dless aishA ZS Kees do do 20 boxes Smyrna do Now landing and for sale by REYITER & BROTHERS. Nos. 1128 and 11131 Wood strait . . , . . ATERESTINO TO CITY A81D• • . , . COUNTRY' ''DEAERS . -. Mill:ME - tiff arm PEDDLE 3EI During this month. (itinilati) rye W 4111030 out our entire etoek of the following at JEkedu'oed .171.143e5. TO ]MAKE ROOM FOR NPHINki 6QODie Dealers will fled our Imam-Mout iceese goods well sainai to ttieir trade, both in P and vari-' ety, the prices of many articles being,rlower than: they can to-day be bought in the New of Philadelphia markets.. Germantown, Boston Bibbed and Knit Woolen Malta: - '" Gloves, Gauntlets , Buck - And- Wijc4, :Gl o v es , = 4 Woolen Undershirts and Drainrs, wool n0 . 0 . 6,` Comforts. Scarfs. ho. Abu), of Trimmings Fancy Goodi4 Mittens; Threads, Braids ant Notions, our stook b 3 not 11VeuhicrisilkeloielatiOri:obig I ZZo tli k e olik POP SHIRTS, as we have facilitieugmeum unar thi ttuid most reliable make at vflimlowrateip ; -NACIII73I-triaLl DE. - . No.lB Alarket.Street Janl6 Between Fourth and the. Diamond; CLOVER SEED- 2 0 BIISILELSI,CLO ver seed . jast received and fo. W I , by TAI3. A. ' O 2ll/1. corner Markets's:id Filet Streets. X 5,50 '05%0 ',.:13T03 UNABMOGEII DICTIONARY,- „, Fifty coelea completa, - Pietonalldiltin atPAW -- for sale by JOHN IL htELLOar' isa7 81Woodeteset.' . . -- - TO-DAY'S ADVZB.T/SEME.NTS. N OTIIIIE AtaxAris 'el o 1 1i..: the theft '6l it ri i r -- lineAtielittee Board --_ :le held the Lttttlire Ro =c the First byterfan Olhsieoh,o64" - new" for the r liar be i th ioted• :-V . -,, 'e= I Sr -'" Jan 29. fgribitai, Vekr"TEL POW — SA U . ARGAIN lax client lora , Xion for&mtineet,lot ADY4-Iboujtrik by deep ; large, Will-built and in gitottbrdartti feet 45: bar-room. sitting. rooa, diftWribootne 'Mhos, large parlor. 15 single at d 9 I dcittble bed-rooms. large wash-house and cellar. hotitbd cold water. and gas fixtures. The furniture,-etp ,Ciltl be pur chased if desired. For price and terms apply to S. OUTOI3BBT & SONS. Vommercial Brokers. 51 Market street e .. ian29 STRAY COW. _-_ten Sunday. Dtc. - 28th, strayed from the subscriber,i a young small red cow, white face. horns .turned Anyinfor mation concerning her will be gratefully received: and for her return a liberal corr_ponsation lowed. q. R. RODGEKS, • It-daw Ohio St., East of Diamona Allegheny. IF TOT' WANT A . CLOAK, YOU can get tt at the pvrrrenuit.au CLOAK AND MANTILLA STOIIE,. REMARKABLY CHEAP, NO. 78 MARKET STREET, Judi IS. J. SPENCE, .• LAN DUSTIN'S GARDEN AND FEED Seeds, warranted freed and 'genuine f sale by BECKHAM * LONG-. Jan23:daw 127 Liberty street.' • INVELLIWON FOR RENT—EAST Common SZIOOr 24 Teini. 5trettt" , 200,..23. Peru street. 200,11 Ross street 22' 213 Reber.- - ea street. 300; rrebstbam street. 102;,76 Fiipt are v , ION ; 78 Fiat street, 200:45 Login.street 2 20: 2S Locus street 170..72 Peoend street, 325; Water street, 350; 25 Ferry street, 2004 Others in various locationik A Dlpp to • ' ' • CUTHBMIT& BONO. Real Estate and General diarna. an 27 RI Market street' • lAM BELLING ALL lIINDSOIF • 1 • " Boots, Shoes, Brogans and Gunn, at the old prices, although goodslume_advanceti_ 20 pet ' emit Ham Call and examine My stook as they were pureba tett before the advanoe. Coun try merchants supplied at &mere triestat BOULABIWM. Cheap Cash Store. P Market_ street. 2d dad' from Filth Jazt24 aoNQERIC HAL L GOTTSCHALK. TUE PIUBLIC ARE informed-that L. M. 4101TSOIRALK.' the emituust Pianist and Composer will have the hon. or of giving in Pittsonrgh, iis o Grand concerto, an Saturday. am- and hionctay, February ad, when he will .perfssm some at' his latest eampositions; which lmaiireak led so treat a senator in_liew York, Boston, Philadelphia, end all the'Wm:ern cities. 'The celebrated Prima Do-na. • . MISS CABLOTTIL .PATTI, Will make, on thle occasion. her antra appear, once in, Pittsburgh. previous to hit depar ore for u pop.. idisr*.be ie anima at the Rolvalltalitut Opera f ia Covent Garden., London. Mr. tlottachalk and Aliso Patti witl_be assisted by the distiturnish ad Tenor, big. CORW lottOLA.uom emy of *tune. and the, Pietist Mn V. Dail 6M. Musical Direetor and Conductor. Mr, Behrnei The programme will be changed each per.ortu anal. Aumhsion lio ears. Reserve seats Mao extra. Reserve seats may be secured for either of the 'we Concerts at the Music Store of Mr. John H. Mellor, conimenrk g on ThruWay at o'clock. Doors op nat V 4 o'clock. Commence: W jattAltd - - ousehold Furniture at Auction. . "` • N THILISSIDAT .1101/LNING,JASIFIJA ty y29th, at lo o'clock, at residence Nn...77 Fourth s feet. wild be sold Household and Kitch en Furnittwo. comprising walnut and 'Mamma can seat emirs. walnut sofa seat.roakar .k...... orainnt. tx.s 1. post beaiatesda, tlidUe s e. id de -. Co. small bsok case. wainim-' closed wash stand., sew ns stands, lamps: vani-. tian and transparent bltnas, fenders , parlors din ing room and chamber carpets, oil clinks, stair carpets, mahogany an! guilt fmnie mirrors. oil paintings and' antra , . ins& ma title ornaments. Bu reaus. dining tabies, large cook stove, wire safe, d , shas Ural )(when ;length in general. Also. a bags quantity of good bedding, matmates. Pil lows, so, Terms cash—pgifunds, T. A, 3 I'CLELLANII). Auc't BRAKE' PLANTATME ittirtua• DRAB E'S PILA STATION al,TirEits DBIALSIE'S PLANTATION BITTXIIS and for sale at W. E. SCHMERTZ & 00., 31 FIFTH .STREET TO-DAY'S ` Fresh JUST RECEIV' 4LP UFACTORY of adelphie, every fine signs and .ohoicest p Pendants and Broi Eastern Biannfactoi and Parlor Lamps, C in great variety cf , which we ace setlini SCUP ian29:lw BARWASLFI'I f-1 ova; fe '66 l llViiiiiirgitoto New fresh Block arrivi g daily at 'CONCERT HALL SHOE: STORE:'- o. Filth-stree4 , - - -- , 4 gvar7-PPrwitmosatedapt ; • - 4- 7. Selling ,The beet /alas „PITTS:. FT. WAYNI k VHIOAQO - RAILWAY CC,- . UPPICE OPTHMSEORETAIIY..' . Phtsburgh„ Pa„ Jan. 27th. IW : f, TIRE gCNIMIAL di BIEitT;NOZ, OR. ..74 1 "*E. ' Stoo and:, on Meru of this_ Comixony forithe - electithr of Direetereand curb other nees as may 'comer beforeit•will ha litilthit 'the Ord 30 of said Cowpanyin'ther city of Pittabursh oh 1 thh Reath. Wednesday. , of Xebrnamle...M. 18E3, !Chef Bt%iik and Bond Transfer Books the L."l:tr. CoMytni, .t their Offieerin the eityorPitidaftitr elided their transfer aftaTlCYliPthe C10;of New :York. will be closed on tbe• lo th-eseofiritbituso and semain closed tlitli'26th of , Febralu_T thereafter.' WAIt.ILISNEIX prolBth td . alglieS," , IrAiniews, "SPADES; Pruning iniptemente of 311 Mae for sale by_ BEOKLIAM & LUNG 121,Liborty street, iaa&dit ill ZIODDER 431134TERS,i:dOgicr.siNEU :11.!,1]ers Farm trifilr,H.oras powsrb,rpreeh acituitmitly smimmd andior ialar - by . • , • &:LONEVatale 1 1 14i4w.t-.)tk_ ajp);CalllA* &LONG . , /274.1118,W 1 Tr street; wriatesale and vefait irtialeis T iannlVlELEiltaients3of:ilg da, wheelbsrrpyrk ihmnPPwf-reiChgviavirld, anl shade levies. isn2;aew Dtsic4ov . MA lir • To Byetigthen- twit Improve the S ight) Tux. . .0101.140 E ..-!!,-P_P;oar,,w • , Russian iIIMESIMIONS • SUFFERING : RitOltlf.J:Proi J:Moltive eight. from. fge or - other caw, es can relier - eid. by Wring the.Efispiwn Web; Illpewitaelite ; whlehilltiltleelkiriell tried by many respooriblerehiskw of Pittiburstr.ww* obitr,towhoorthor havolirew perfect, sohrfoo, tiow. The ,oertihrapif of these ;POMO' cari tie reeVat ms eke. _.111::14.11.1rho! bike One parr of thwiturifigt Yeborflp 410 patitto . d, go.be supplied fitgrefroogiveastlsf..f chargOli?chthOre w h ich iTfieretora. if You-withAdwasure,infroviir.;* wientiwpourrat4oll.l-qn..l. DIAMOND is ; • ilfahufa otuterofthoßiudiaTebbieffirotsoW ;mils •!!.: Ifo. lll !litfthitriettlioit liniktinie iEIit'FRIDITINIANDIII:7IPS • - 100 boxes primi Oilingem £ • 100: do - •do Ilissnmym• .20 Bads ink! WSlinata:_ .- 20 do do subertk 20 do do Brasil Nutt • • 20 do Psesb Cooosffutm ' • 50 do Almonds. Bordoon“riom Jost roi . elyndiut,for sale bir EIYME & it :man Zios IL ndlas ,J 26 a•Wood stris/t. - tr ltt ajli bble Refined , onlfee Sines - no In - Ante 'find fiar sele by RRYR1ER40311.013..., Ina?, andi234liced streeL W i ldtEsiktsa'avriazzaiuzgiii , • CAN SATE - NETT by making their purchases , tit- , C. HANSON LOVE I CO'S • DO .51S'a. c S;, - • • - , ;f4; the largest hod bast untried:444 In the aityttort chasm ails btPurobssod in atm Whamitit or Retail At (pp, slither IT East tr . of,the ;mount La.:Give:lU an '`eitrlso ria4rtibfloalir 3isiaci setysato 4 .= • - a• Hirisoit ,:r ISIARK;Ei StRERic!!..:, Bin' Of the Originalßee. Him' ,112.111HA.T.CLEARA.NCE SALE,-,- • 56 - •-• • • • . op - • , ,•. ' • , 277511 SILK SHAWIA; 5,:.,=:! ILL DRESS GOO - Dl9' : ' BARKER=S . . 59 - 31LtIcKET STREET /It 01*TET.JAIRRiSIV,J1'011414. .0 A L. IL 'BO 0 L.., B. 'Only one 'GUM . :0 YERS;: . GrITAIL AND IU '7 '114 • . n .. .21;'0" , ..1 FPM igictuhrpairx fok . „ at: F xr - TiusTREETi : , I 'V* Two zalw • i6eittij4inzs' lory.ufiat • 1444 - • • :.-44:1427 / 1 1110 1 ,1 t. 0 1 ,0 4 1 Scatiny 'l WRIT °. Mile B 44. - . r' .PEGVOJVA c4-IZWELT+; • a qihaa'stailit'tojas, Halmos & C;l4 • ! , 13 i Dealer Laid: guircii-Care d irarkli , ' ,- tataked Ifeet&o.ci ;.• Cul/Marked atidiFiriltatteeta./tittattaiallja. HALMOMAIL SHIA ifie )1Xea444344-'44 * 1 . 43 1V#; To aloe' out our Untie atY .Make yew seleai i otOniikinortfitikrelikkittiu cal are all gone cil l t t r P .t-1.144,54` it s l i gint4S4llll4l6, 33'",iteboiled !v. , " tr . l , 30 " Lowiried 13:0:4* ityt , ..2r t iv r yo r e ; , _# ; 3 Fn ~t4taaud forzate__ln - • i 71,) d''. mit&ER, kItICICEMN. , . - Hoop.suspwrs - ouurramiza itookaudrie4lll4d"t"""o"l44l f 2r,.., ;,;F State emet ,-- UwyerasicrWrilsii4Ey4f4i:j 4; Foieio PilOttikeikitACikifi ,ProasinentAteiaSingeiiip ki q l P.itobkinent-geipra - 415V0zc ., ,CroPPii*AKt f.414118;::40:04.1.#41. 4iiiirlo.l4 * l`, ;kt , .*l..''..l • • I.= in . • ; - AThtinittepgvzrf4. - - SUN • Tell& . ••••;:n't . j • t•,-IBvSsri , l• - Irc; :40OceniF4 Oki% street andiDiAtznol;3„,iii: .er}rat, 4141)5ithw,'14.4, gatitsixammtmetkiraa?.Aut z i , or, ,,, relllgeogrilitodi moh* t tinlnezelbiligii*Altablietsjearabik'reoul intellolteig.teill'altetingludilt intelt,to fumf Cadiedi illintofarr=tierneirbeet atThrrt - motiee: "I,Lentenis,--01ngi Oil; end inferS 4 thing in,thettadnketit on hand at rhelLaucteitul Oil gtorel64 Woter_e_troet, near Sixth. J , - WELDON; lizmigmg anls ... s-e47, - --;7; li. „A, G Esti C Y. . - ..;::;, , ,r e r. 4 - '.. '- .. il : ' •-::::: - .7 4 2...1-^, 1 n. 74.• ~-, co - : .•...,...- • - I" •‘. '....- -• ,• -'''''' IVIMNOBLaIt 44-30111taig;,-)161-04:01421 L .1i.,.. 77,..z , .1100:bitirit,4*. w ,,,,,,... islesparect4Ullimak or mow -AaoL.,,,,_Moof*rig" rival' ortolliV _3ll,49lthcolai=oestotch blr sielm °ra nfita getaLl i i " --1 'w DIM 4111=ammr... i friz , 1- ~.,.-.: : ".„.1.* ....:.,,,. s Atent, irlipolitaita i.; vadg -.4bosi.amtez..C,olaak, • ; `-le ve rsai r tsaitAib Hued ;Regime ,-, cuustir wax ork, t414001 - si i tti 1 .t..l:hr .. :T , F.l- EUROPEAt r irr"!4 l ,!' -Lj i ° l ll 4' - - Gunpoirviiierz' 100 hlf.oheat in store and for ado b JarrZlatit 141- Itiams i nom4imeagiceraigadmuur, lussimenzlßooisiitES-Pdthistre* - 13 ” 11 M 0- N aitAlso - 'XX ,:ot ore ,; • .eu - tut - •I, P-...yilfarkeldrifillillatiktr 4 AIN Wee tigazast • , • . •'l . _._,._ ieedren, or . . tattinrs, .- .. r,Ll‘ .%. els r an it a iri a , . .ftle . intestate& kirsaywoodivalukark .‘ .. rs an to4hgand vidakenesuattitito 'Whatever ku be= *Minor Da mons 4 satarthwthitoon.„ trinallldBOlft 414w4 proms& 1 L: - . - . q , ..-, ,—.l .„4 .0.5.4.1. 43.AIMIIIIMALFISKIfflaniertiailuggen6, ttylvandTabitgar as ;low; as willournam e !out of matbrial mall esses4 A-1, - . 1,•,, ,, - IL 013bi1,-;7•Lc-, ,* 184 B.4ianonftia,` g lE 8 IRA. BL Is . 2111 ESIDENClE FOB 0 ...7{BN4l6."243lkikeilit CstrliedVietihniwof Sturgeon street. Allegheny. on thiV line of id setwiekellsellink of MB gas;rtidin s...porcif:'"ul carriage houst. egfeninvelairhaionnislaften.V4 ' Jr ac and, paoad-nodkoL_Arub ery. hi 'betiV'ia',Arit'greits,OurielyofuErminue t tree s.iitsuulynxier,nl the riyer and-coun ry menemmlit r ik-t o I:, .....= ;IA ..irll. e..t.r. i 1.) , I hula -a7 : 1 1 N t 4 C9Pgli d W e ke. . . VnlattlVCl4 lOWAi*liiiiiatilia 98 , I)■irk Ma street;?at,la% . 1 1 lieYbk - BUND t AlllialWQ MB4 l' . '-'" ! o e B ion's,oy's B tunfitillithit Vaintlit and ' 'Boottaltakti .41oVilicaellllat . 0141 drcts_ll Ginn Bal- litors and Boots; Parker's/lair Belt Boles and Bartletrolilinkintr. Give ine a call. . i , . joßßplr 17,; BORLAIM -'- .;- '1 -'s i , CheinkSmh 0e" , 40. vs hiv_k#4 „ ~..., 4 daastion g,. tic , 's- , 1-:`:.., :I)Lir , : q•li '41.1.4Z ,.- . - ~ ~ Liqrs;44 ‘,' i«Kre frzt ve/ETLEY. noB ood stmt. h ALL, !why & Ihuraday keings, Jan; 27th th; 29th Fan cnß—Paax T. -.Vic A u t &yip s •• • q.kbA 4 .6 4 4-. 4 1gal, -- Peak J - usifee - and ''' o4 ^/TektitieulstliMiinfell9lßu t liedwean 0 1' Weller. Weller. TliturisgsW'* 4 otaisluailis C r o4i - 7 , l4l l i4L'elrbe.kaatiiihr 14iew •••,-;77. 4 . . Rectums with uoseite • The Fugue PART II The Grave audits Tenant. • , Dead cr Alice _ _QickeldsirWrYkkakiki*a pktgoaß64ec,l im t ra, a sketch offurpaisbir Rumor; •••• *Et-Tickets 2 cents—to be bad at the fri „„ and Book.pny t ry 1091 paid 14:41 4 !Xining 1:1 211Pcki Agee* !wn 2 .4 ;Ir re • ha Joseph , * brae, D:aka° ean, JB. Hubby. al George W. Weprcan, pf ebeetllMOODUnitt • 4 151 PERSONS VIM° BERRUDA AB row Root. should always ulna fresh article, !blob can be p 4 rimeM o isurrix Tr-r MAI-KULY, -itian No. 69 Federal street, Allegheny. SOWO 4t 1 04 . 1 11.01.1 k) 0016-154 Plasters, all dad. superior to any aowin hut received by 1 • ' GEORGE_A...BELLY. No. 691etietar-MitekAileghony. AL LARGE SUPPLY OF, - 817/INETTIS ..tilltagrajtrdTregsgstionsiostreVp. ..tff "-• aggAlikar FAD I'7 No. 69 - Faditerzstreetir eghaty. 111117.8 E PAINTS OF Evzhgt DEsejup NAL lion am Arias ba - procuredlat. f- ITEONGIC - A,IrELLYP, ranl7 No. 69 Federal street, .411411n37 ; 0 2Millt=142oTEMIT GEORGE LY, Janl7 No. 69 Federal street Allegheny. I, - ' CA l l i t 4 P ' E1 " S : ' " — II . i 1 . . iftr.! gy .P; f , liElt4 , l4,ltLi•A f . W D 1 / 4 -I.M ' W. D . 4it i ff„,..4114 TUC I ._ .....,.. 1 87 _ FOURTII4I9BEET, , - ißsr LARGE PORTrESTOCK having' een Umiak 10 a aerials of advances, and nedvilaPl ii ii i Vre .. ( lir ,lahreet advarieentiliasee went ,iiicas id Carpets . Oil owa , itiq do . 'Alia orableionportunityrtildiei at moderate vates,:ati yidaet id 11 49 .- 4140=1 OM i • 4 ,7 , 7471 , 2,4". •Ei ;E . / L.4-(.11.; 0124 • CLOG& I JUST RECllLVllViirlthillitgt. ALSO 2‘.. - Z.. - x t J • : • -tatrittA.exar, *I'VE 111TED/113 3 ,1"XEMW !yaicf - p74.7 - zzasfte eir:4l li • '.;.5% ,, E s WE'VE • rq deo6 " ° i' ,, !.21:!':± . ,,.:." - ...,:i'' CARTE DE . - .i-V4lcalVgB4_ IGIRA RY Assoc's- MON*, zMvo' '!1 Ao'n nug mews ma ths public gut MEE -'-It 44:
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