derritt pl.9o'ar,ooll46,oFikAlsoilli:
str — TerriptpUrlV YORK. arida tIiTM
Mare our meats forth. /kill*
andliree Whom eltlsClostikre su
thurlied to tskiadvistbansats and Bubscalptiatis
or us at our Batty'
tHil*th IMORNING, JAN.-19
OtTi AIiD !': is ► ip ii i; , { '
NOB
United ti iii s Pidsois,irstitstilltsih-
If' ustistd: " s
le
i
The . followt
,g is a list of U. S. pris
onersihat ii 4 died in the rebel States'
militFy prison hospital at Richmond,
since..lannflry`e4th, 1863.
Private C. ". Bee,, Co. I, Pa.; Jan 14 ;
privatiiktieha l il Hess, Co. H, 7th Pa.
Jan. 14 ;priiite S. Holabangh, Co., 'E,
bth Pa., Jaii.4s , private Johnßln_ W.
Co.
E, 2 41 - Del.,li74an. 15 ; Corp. J. W. A.
Bishop, Co.LI, 121st, Pa. Jan. 16th • pri
vate Wm. Chamberlain , do. K., llth'Va.,
Jan. 18th ;riyate Oliver Warren, , Co. 4.,
let N. C., :ari l 17th ; private Ham
son Young, 0 .„ 4th Maine, January
i ti
/9th. ai
The folleWink wounded officers were in
hospital at Richmond on the 19th kat :
Capt. S. S. Marchant, H, 186th Pa.
Capt. C. V. Schaffie. E, sth Pa.
_Ac. F. Mc rue, E, 12th Pa.
First Lieut.! . J. K. gyers, F, 16t1 Me.,
r i
Capt. Johnt'' 'yer;' - ff, 16th Me. H. Bryan, K, 3d Pa:'
Lieut. L. A. Johnson H, 11th Pa.
Lieut. J. P. [lncasK. 6th Pa.
/
F. Bruck ' , Al t sth N. Y.
Assistant At; General T. Brent, Swear.
ingen, 8d hiigade Pa. RE1114:42708.
111
To be Tried Here.
We public a paragraph from the
:Ileveland Leader, a few days since,. stat
ing that officeldelCintitay had obtned a
requigitidn for tbe forgers'now confined in
our jail; but tbat their removal had been
delayed for a fewl days, at the request of
the District. Att6rney. That officer informs
us that it is. his; d etermination ' o try their
case here; and ' hat,sci far from assenting
to their removal to Cleveland for trial, he
informed the °Meer' who , came here, for
theiri '
that he leould have them in the
event of their Oquittal here, and not oth
erwise.--, Werinderidand that theYltre
deavoring. to the finds necessary to
pay off the - CleVelandfOrgery, and being
under the impreslion that they have suc
ceeded in dertrArlig the evidence of the
fcirgery here, expect to escape all punish
ment. .
The Compromise.
Up City Controller has returned from
NewirOrk, Whin, he succeeded in ex
chart-glut a number of the new compro
mise for the old loes—among them _some,
on - whieft:suit his been bronght.and judg
in it
ent obtained.l he, terms , offered were
generally acceptable and readily adopted
by all whoth the Controller met. We
hope` e long te see-all these bonds taken
up, as the old tib i a are , rapidly being sent
in for exchange and now that the city
authorities 'have ishotin a disposition Co
make settlement by providing for the in
terest on the compromise bonds, they will
be sent in even ti t pre rapidly'.
Solilipmfit Dead.
The followiugi Pennsylvania soldiers
died recetitlYithe hospitals at Fortress
Monroe; Stephen! Murray, H, 9th Re
serves ; Christ4Sterchel; G, 103 d; Wm-
Coo - per; 1,3 d Rtherves ; Chas, P. Granger,
E, 72d; Wm. gill. Gilliland, I, sth E‘Re
serves C Mayer,ll, 50th ; J. Ewell, A.
81st; John Eicher ' K, 85th.; D. Hansber,
—ger, I, 93d; II Lenbi, B, 96th; Geo.
Bernard, H,' 158th; Lewis Banker, G,
181st ; L. H. Sakddack, B,
_sBth ; John B.
Bolen, IC, 178thk . iCharles E. Baxter, A,
101st. 11 !
Tiansporta f ii
on and Telegraph-I
le ltiipartment.
.
We have rece i ved a copy of the annual
report of O. W. Sees, Chief of the State
1 4
Transportationand Telegraphic Depart-
meat, giving a distailed account of its op
erations for 1864.1 Mudh has been done
for the•sick and Wonndedisoldiersof Penn-
sylvania and. at a very moderate expense,
as the entire (coof the department for
the year was $4 ,641,05, divided as fol
st.
lews : Miscellaneous Teaming, $694,413; ,
Telotgriiiilf*Xlihthies; $8,930;41; Sluscusl
service,j(trAtisp r ortation : and eKpenseif,)
$1,60; ExpressL ount,t9B7,34;Exienses
of deserters, $9; 9; Recruiting expenses,
(R. Vol.-Corliteir $144,20; Cumberland
T
expedition, (other than railroad transpor
tation) $5,304 1 i15,. Recruithig expenses,
third requisatten, $275,20; Salaries,
$2,433,80; COO transpertation, $49,33;
Railroadtranspeitatien,..ipusengers,s2B,-
965,98; Railroild, transportation, freight,
82,091,23; Miioellaneoui expenses, $l,.
390, 43; Recrutfaeg expetises, first requi
sition, $312,26111The discount from the
usual rate of charges was on the whole
nearly twenty-sill per cent, effecting a say-•
ing of $15.546,35.
.
Chute: h Contert .
A number oft froung ladies and gentle
men ofSe*iekleygiVe a concert 4gis even
ing in the old Pkesbyterisp church. of the
borough, the piWeeeds Vibe devoted to the
•purelutiel of an i torgan - The .programme
is an.excellent ;one and there should be a
good attendandei
Shot ti Louisville.
George Hildebrandt, altrolunteer from
Lancaster, wasigkot through the heart in a
_ quarrel in LorusTille, on last Thursday
night, by one .TotutcHeff,,#ho was arrest
ed and committed for hearing.
Intent to Hill.
George , Lewistja colored boy, charged
with aiding and ihetting_ youcg Watts in
stabbing* son o f Mr.. Mr'l J. Knor r , -,grCt
cer; of Federal street; All eg heny , has been.
arrested and committed tod jail by Alder
man Donaldsonl defaultiof42oo-hail,:ta
answer a chargn fof assn t- and..baitery
with intent .to • d
. eiir
jratir
eightyr• •
There are no r: ?winners in our
jail, of whom tw en ty are Similes.
,' ,!. _
i tt : NAN* Moneitain.
~ - -
The First Virginia reg iment is now at
North MatintaitiAtation, on theßaltimore
aml„Ohio ft,silr, ' r lt now t ?n , mbers about
600 siniCanln "i - for sO rtubS 460'dem
ileser rs 'Simi * lift
tu ,a.
A number ofliteserters have been re
cently Beak W' ' on .itrie Provost
Marshal, anion 1, ells./ Nelooqt-whfl
recantly i sitiiiii - rtii‘J g jabelfaii,
itrigt
prison. 1 1 '4
The oil desk* of Oil City have pre
sented hir. ° Johnii;tifthe.oo.oity Register,
with,a puree of $260, for hie ability in ad
vocating the oilititereeta of that locality.
Dealt* In Hospital
A:1/3ordinsst i , , 145th l; J. Bollinger;
F, 181st • A. It*Fil, G, 1131st and G.
/lank i-Ei?" l 2Otlitt , kXeuipylvania, died in
Washington hospitals, since last report.l
'it the case of . BPber ts: - Bidwell—error
to the District Court of Allegheny county
—the Supreme Court Audited a deep
sion'effirming theAdettninti--
in)solve . at;
Alfred Fogle, committed for affiliation
more than three mnnths since, was released
yesterday under the insolvent law.
Furniture aitiiltedding at Atte
• Oen.
Phis morning atllto. 77 Fourth street,
atten o'clock sill:4 sold Holisishold.and
Kitchen farnitanOup - Bedding, etc»
..Arteniii—lirard— (our ire , would
I)iciiiCrlyAniriir to whoni.wea ll uded if we
mention hilll'44de sal nnuli:4- Charles .
aF BrownedJdelivered.his !lecture" enti,-
Y tled -1 111:xtridlinifeifin fricii" - to `all *hi,
pi aid crowd intoiLafeyette Hall: ast even
and nifiriji were truzied 'amy l the ca
lla/Wei', the bilikfing-.being entirely toe
iiinited for ;kW' Who •desired to' hear
Bich, we lejum, is. the reception of this
'eccentric genius in all the cities of the
West where he has"attempted to cultivate
this new plot in the lectfire garden, as he
has lectured to overflowing houses this
season in Chicago, Milwinkee, Detroit and
other.places. His "lecture" (though why
it is so. called we are at a loss to deter
inine) is a curious medley of funnyisms
and extravagances, laughable in them
selves, but so queerly said, coming at the
most unexpected times and accompanied
by such quaint gestures, as to make them
irresistible to the most determinedly . grave
colons in the assembly. The title might as
well be anything else for any connection
between it and the subject matter (which
changed with every half dozen sentences)
and herein was exhibited thegreat triumph
of wit and wisdom. But we think there
was a stroke:of diplomacy in the 'selection
of the:subject so closely allied,apparently,
to the all absorbing topic of the age, aswell
as a spice of sarcasm in the cavalist man
ner in which it was treated. But Arte
mus was triumphant, as his auditory went
awayin perfeat good humor,much edified
and smiled by what they h ad heard, and
hot ashatied of having mijoyed a hearty
laugh-7-or-rither a succession of those an
"dent ai d s. to good digestion. The far famed
exhibitor of wax-wurx goes East from our
city, and we bespeak for' him a hearty
Welcome and full houses wherever he may
stop.
Reperved.
The Supreme Court has reserved the sen
tence of the ClariOn county Oyer and
Terminer court, pronounced upon John
and Phillip ' Walters, and (John Ruling,
manslanghter,•in
killing Martin Belchur, whom they were
"serenading." The ground of reversal is
that the verdict acquitted the prisoners -ot
all crimes charged in the indictment and
convicted them of one not laid in it. Their
discharge was therefore ordered. The court
commented with severity upon the sense
less praCtice of serenading.
gad Accident—Bey , Killed
- On Monday afternoon an accithint A
&stressing character occurred in the vi
cinity of Four Mile Run, in Peebles town
whip, on the' bank -of 'the (Monongahela'
river. A man engaged in hauling floir
stopped hie fa= near the : residence of
Mr. G. Watkins,and while getting , a board
to slide the dour from the Wagon, one of
the barrels rolled out and fell upon Evan
'Watkins. a litticson of the above named
gentleman, and injured hiin so that he
died. The child was only four years and
seven months old. The barrel either fell
or rolled upon the right side of his head,
crashing it so as to injure the brain.—
Another boy who was in company with
the child,was-knocked down,* the same
time; brit escaped injury. - 'Coroner Mc;
Clung held an "inroit upon-the body, on
Tuesday afternoori and the jury' found a
verdict in accord ance with• the facts as
Stated.
Mail Department.
Postmaster General Blair has directed
a contract to be made with the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad Company—Will
iam Reynolds, Esq., of Mead Ville, Presi
dent—for the . transporbition of the mails
from Corry by Rockdale, Venango, and
Saegcrktown to - Meadville, daily, except
Sunday, from the date of their commence
ment to the 20th of Jan', 1804. Mgad—
rifle is thus placed in direct, daily Com
munication with New York, and in a few
months will be put in regular iailway con
nection with the now rapidlytprogressing
route to Akron, Ohio. M. S: Woodworth,
of Warren comity, Pennsylvania ) is ap
pointed route agent on the abobe line.
Vandenberg Readings .
"Mr. George Vandenhoff gave his first
reading from *Les Miserable on Tuesday
night at Concert Hall and it was impel
sing how,in the course of an hour and a half
or three quarters, he contrived to epito•
mice the story, and to present the moat re
markable features of Part I. (Fantine).
him a highly , artistic effoTt, powerful
and - dramatic in US 'effect. The story of
Jean Valjean, so powerfully told in the
work itself—though there diffuiely spread
out—was given in an abstract lb which all
the great characteristics were ;preserved.
Mr. Vandenhoff will read this evening
from "Cosette" _the second number of
"Les Miserable& ''
Mingled with the pathos, there are
scenes of great humor, almost• equaling
the comicality from Dicken's which fol
lows as an after-piece.
The Gottschalk Coneert.
The sale of tickets for the grand con
cert on Saturday evening by L.l M. Ootts
challh -the great pianist, and Carlotta
Patti, the celebratecl prima donna, com
mences at the music store of Jno. H.
Mellor, Wood street, at nine o'clock this
morning, when reserved seats Can be se
cured. Go early and take your choice.
The. P4ilymorams.
This superb entertainment continues to
draw crowded holism, at Masonic Hall and
delight everybody. There is; but one
opinion in regard to it.
By universal acknowledgement it is far
superior to any exhibition ever in this city,
and we regret to aunnpnce that it will
positively close on Saturday evening next.
Our American Con Sin.
Mr._ Chanfrau's audit:tacos are improv
ing with theyeather and he was well re-
Owed - .list evening; To-night the very
popular;piece of "Dar American Cousin"
will be produced, with Chanfrap as Lord
Handreary.- He-will doubtless do fnlljns.
tics to-thapart r asit is exactly in his line,
and should dravrlVelL
Verner's Pride.
•
The 'Petersons - have just issued another
of the veryimpular novels ot Mrs. Henry
Wood, entitlettrAfVerner's -Pride.", It is
a tale of domestic life and is even more
powerfully"' written than its predecessors,
which met with- deserved favOr. The
Manuscript was pUrchasedlrom theanthor
at a large price and idissued a month in.
advance of its completida in Edrope. It
is published in two volumes, at fifty cents
Bach, and can be had of W. A. Gildenfen;
, ey N 0 045 ,Eifth street. - It. , will be read
.y the greater pdrtion of the community.
ME great rise in the price of ry gonds
does not seem to make any difference with
the Messrs. Barker & Co's, Market'street.
While every. day:. brings us the-ii telligeoce
let pricethave advanced and are likely
o continue to do so, this firm still adver
tises to sell'at bid prices—Prints at 181-
cents, new styles and best quality ; De
Labals, at 18/
• and 20 cents, and other
dressgoodsat'eVen less than list year's
prices., Silkithey are offering at old prices.
Make at cost , and other articles pro
portion. These ire really extraordinary
inducethents. See their advertisiment.
,
Elwyn I.llAxig's Sewing litafibbiesgoi mit,
sosaufeetoring.pumare the bast inns. _
A. 0 AY,General Agent,
- IS street, Pittsburgh. P
70 i1?Y.7071y. » ..... « .
rosErn 11E17E4 & SON
itANOPARPOIPOS OP
NANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE ac CU AL IRN
WARSHOUBIL 135 9MITHpIRLD X 111 .
atetwee &ztk Meet and With Ai 11 es.)
soy prrrentraush
OCCORW
FrOm Was
APPOINTMENT of P
LARGE MEETING IN ST. LOUIS
Order from the Secre,
LATEST NEWS FROMIARKANSAS.
Rebel Prlsonere I
XXXVIIIth CONGRESS
Wesiiinctrow, Jan. 28.—Penator Colla
mer's postal bill empower& the Postmas
ter General to appoint 4u Postmasters
whose annual salary is less than one
thousand dollars. It requires Postmasters
and mail agents and persons employed in
the general postoffices, to make oath to
their fideliiy and loyalty. It awards com
pensation in four classes, the first between
- four thousand and three thousa, d dollars,
the second between three ' thousand and
two thousand dollars, the third between
two thousand and one thoind dollars,
the fourth between one tho usand and one
hundred dollars, the fifth less than one
hundred; by the Postmaster General, from
a comparison of average, salaries of the
four preceding years, and may be readjust
ed not oftener than once in two years.—
The eateries to go into effecin July next,
in the offices of the first and second classes.
It is proposed to allow Oust and reasona
ble sum for the costof rent,fuel, l lights,
:dears, &c.; also to the offia of the other
classes which are distributing offices for
clerk's hire and all box rents and other
perquisites to be accounted for by the
Postmaster. The box rents and postage
always-prepaid. Oaths made to quarterly
returns on penalty of perjury. The Post
master General to regulate' the periods
during which dead letters shi ll remain in
any Postoffice, and those cotaining vain
able enclosures to be register'sd in the de
.partment, and when not returnable to the
writers or persons written to,' shall be in
cluded receipts and be subject to reclama
tion. Letter carriers to be apointed and
receiving offices and boxe established
and provision made tor rrying local
newspapers and small packaes; the rate
eit i)
of a half ounce letter thre e cents, drop
letter two cents and no carriers fee allow
ed; registered letters to poly a fee of
twenty cents. Newspaper 1 postage on
weeklies per quarter five'cents, semi
weeklies ten cents, tri-weetlies fifteen
cents, dailies, six issues, t irty cents;
four ounces to be the standard weight of
periodicals, small, papers sent in a pack
age to one address charged at the same
rate.
Senator Wilson's letter froa the Milita
ry Committee for the encouragement of
re-enlistments and enrolling and drafting
the militia, and other purposes, provides :
First, That sueh of the vohinteers and
militia now in the service of th e United
States, who may re-enlist for t one year
after the expiration of the pretient term of
service, shall be entitled to a 1 bounty of
fifty dollars, one half of whl r e l li shall be
paid upon such re-enlistment a d the bal
ance at the expiration of the erm of re
enlistment, and to such as may re-enlist
for two years after the expiration of their
present term of enlistment, shill be paid
one-half of their bounty, for 'enlistment
provided by fifth section of the act ap
provedthe 22d of July, 1861. '
Second, The President shall make all
proper rules and regulations fair enrolling
and drafting the militia of the United
States, and otherwise putting 43 act into
execution, and the enrollment 9f the mili
tia shall in all cases include, able bodied
male citizens between the ages 0 - 18 and i
46 years, except such as may be exempt
therefrom by the existing lairs of the
United States, and further exemption
from physical disability shall only be made
after the completion of the draft.
Third, Whenever the President shall
tall for the militia of the Statesland Ter
ritories to be employed in the Service of
the United States, he shall specify . in his
call the period for which said service may
be required and not exceeding two years,
and the militia so called, shall tiO muster •
ed in and continue to serve for and during
the term so specified unless sotmer dis
charged. • 1
Fourth, Every person who Shall M pur
suance of any law of the Unitedates or
requisition of the President be d r afted as
a soldier shall, when so drafted bdeemed
to be in actual service of the United States,
ift
and will thereupon be subject to the rules
and artitlea of War in the same milliner as
though he had been mastered into' tue ser
vice of theUunited States.
_ .
Fiith, The drafted militia brotilt into
the service of the United States y the
authority of this act, shall be placed in all
respects upon.equal looting witti troops
authorized by the fourth sectio of the
act approved July Flth, 1852,
Sr. Loiris,,Jan. 28.—A large and en•
;husiastie meeting was held in Turner's
Hall, to ratify the President's Proclama
tion. Speeches were made by Henry J.
Blow, Chas. D. Drake, Chas. P, JOhnson,
George P. Strong, Gen. W. K. Strang,
and several Members of the Legislature.
which received immense applause. 1
Resolutions were adopted declarihg that
slavery was the sole impelling causb, and
has been, and now is, the life of the pees
ent rebellion. That the attempt todestroy
this Government is a crime which, for
cruelty and perfect infamy, no lageage
catrfully characterize, and the Alderman
nation is solemnly bound to preveit that
crime, at whatever cost of blood and treas
ure, and.if necessary thereto, to destroy
the whole mass of those attemptihg its
perpetration. Expressing a belief that
all efforts at conciliation or arrangement,
are utterly futile, and the country can only ,
be laved by the prosecution of thejrar in
every form and to every extreme known
to civilized nations, till the last vestige of
rebel
. power is swept from the soil of
America. That slavery by its own and
murderous act in attempting to diiitroy
the Government, haaabsolved the Amen
can Government audpeople, from all ob:
ligatiims, to preserveand protect, in fa re
.von where rebellion" exists, aid has im
posed with 'the 'power of irresistibl ne•
Camay, the stern obligation to destr y it,
if a nation - itself would live. That ho ding
back from destruction, slavery '; up old
ing and sustaining rebellion avit is, an
not be defended upon any ground, jus ice '
expediency, or constitutional, or ni, rat
obligation, and can find no apology except ,
among 1 those . who prefer slavery' to
their comstry. That war power of a nation
i
are exerted against its emerg nay
whether;"foreign or domestic, "y
wholly I unfettered .by .constitutional
Statos, =alba the President .. .itt-timii of
war isiuithorized in that power as Ihia
judgement directs to subjugate such ene
mies; and whoever invokes the Consetu
tion to tranntel the President's action 18
a public.eneniy, or deceived by traitor in
disguise that 'entered the foregoing views
and impelledlby solemn sense of necebsi
sky, which the South has itself created
to overthrow: : It it an attempt to plunge
the country into an irretrievable rum,
and considering no measure too sevdre
for that purpose, and posessed with the
belief that the destruction of slavery! is
indispensable to the salvation of our free
institutions, And firmly holding that the
President's proclamation of the first 'of
oximpl,)
'~l~m
r power veatthiligidataa DAPOlnlider'in
thief of the Army and Navy waa imperi-
Oualg.detnapdod „t1Kpo.)111% widw,
and , inwhovetkeigettooveothate z ... e
overthrow of the rebellion.
We do without qualification. or reserve,
approve ;and :applaud the issuing of that
Proclamation, and do call upon every
patriotic citizen of the United Staten,
whatever may have been his previous
views of the expediency of such Ern act,
to accept its legality as a thing accom
plished, But fo rally to the sitOp,bit tij the.
President in this great vital blow,' 'at the
only instance for that what has ever dared
to assail American free institutions.
STMASTERS
ary of War
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington,Jan. 20, 1863. f
Ordered : That overnor Andrew, of
Massachusetts, is authorized, until 4i Ether
orders, to rase such number of viduntei r
companies of artillery for duty in the forts
of Massachusetts and elsewhere, and such
corps .of infantry for the volunteer military
service as he may find may to be conveni
ent. Such volunteers to be enlisted three
years, or Utilise sooner didcliar#ed,
may include persons of African descent,
organized in seperate corps. He will make
the usual needful requisitions on
.the ap
propriate staff bureaus and officers for the
proper transportation, organization, sup
plies, subsistence, arms and equipments of
such volunteers. Signed
Chicago
-2d SESSION
FArErreviLLE, ARK., Jan. 28.—An en
thusiastic Union demonstration occurred
here - yesterday. Oven, one thouww4loyel,
citizens were present. SpeeThis were
made. by Dr. Johnson, a prominent Union
refugee, Lieut. Col. Bishop, Ist Arkansas
cavalry and others. Fifteen home guard
companies were organized and, wish to be
accounted as Arkansas militia. Hundreds
of citizens signed a petition to Congress
to order an election of a member from
this State. All the citizens having arms,
in their possession have given them up to
be used ill defence of their homes.—
Another meeting will be held at Huntsville
in a few days. The Union sentiment is
daily_growing stronger in this section, and
Col. Harrison, of the First Arkansas Ca
alry, comrnand v
ihr the"post, is affording
every facility to encourage it.
Sr. Louis, Jan. 28.—Gen: Churchill,
at skinim hex ci(other .(tbel
officers captured' at Arkansas 'Pciit have
been sent to • Gamp Chase, Columbus, 0.
Four thousand privates were sent last
night to Chicago.
WASHINUTON, January 28,—SENATE.----
Masers. Kennedy and Latham stated that
if they had been in the Senate last night,
they should have voted against the pas
sage of the bill for the indemnification of
the President.
Mr,..Ciark, of N. H,, presented a memo
rial asking prompt action on the subject o
the currency, and recommending the plan
of the Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr. Collamer, of Vt., from the Com
mittee on Postotlices, reported beck a bill
to establish a system of postal orders,with
a racommendation that it do not pass,
Mr. Doolittle, of Wis., pretested a me
thorial of the Legislature of Wisconsin in
relation .to the enlargement, of the Erie,
canal and the Fox and Wisconein rivers
for the passage of gunboats. Referred to
the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr. Hale, of N. H., from the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs, reported back the
bill to regulate the appointment of mid
shipmen with amendments.
Mr. dark, of N. H., offered the follow
ing resolution :
iVuenEAs, Williard Saulsbury, a Sena
tor from the State of Delaware, did, on the
27th inst., bring into the Senate a con
cealed weapon, and did then and there in
the Senate behave in a turbulent and dis
orderly manner, and when called to order
by the Vice Prekident, did ratite to ob
serve order, but did continue such turbu
lence and disorderly behavior until he was
ordered into the custody of the Sergeant
at-Arms, and -did there' and then make
threats to use said weapon upon the said
Sergeant -at-Arms, and in the presence of
the Senate did draw the. said weapon find
threaten to shoot the said Sergeant -at--
Arms; and behaved in a manner disgrace
ful to the Senate and destruction of all or
der and decorum; therefore,
Resolved, That the said Willard Sauls
bury be and hereby is expelled from the
Senate of the,UnitediStates.
Mr. Saulsbury—l did not hear who it
was that introduced that resolution.
The Vice President—lt was introduced
by the Senator from Hampshire. • •
Mr. Saulsbury—l have not a word to
say in reference to the merit or demerit of
the resolution. I have no favors to ask.
It may be unbecoming myposition and
my character as a Senator of P a sovereign
State to say more 'upon the - iptroduction
of such' a resolution as that, and sir. I
will say no more. Let the Senate act as
the Senate thinks proper. 'I neither avow
nor disavow what is charged. Let the
Sroof be made to the Senate. and let the
enate act according to its own judgment.
The resolution was laid over,
passed,
16eappropriation bilhvati passeil.
166 Senate went into executive session
and ad;ourned.
. .
HonsE.—Mr. Sheffield,of Rhode Island,
movedlo refer to the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs Mr. Stevens' till authorizing
the employment of, soldiers of African
descent.
Mr. Olin while approving the objeot ad
vocated the motion.' • -
Messrs. Stevens and Hickman advoca
ted tha prmopt action of the latter, ex
plaining his subittitute._ The minds of clie
Members, they said, must beluidet.rip on
the , anb'ect.
Mr. Sheffield whiles* its, reference if
the: Committee on Military should reports
back the bill as receiving the 'approbation
Of the Executive department. It 'was
probable he would vote for it.
Mr. Cex moved to lay the bill on the ta
ble: •c; e
• geghtived, •fifty-ihree against 'eighty
three.
The House by a vote of 32 against 103
refused to refer• the bill to a Military com
mittee.
Mr. Vallandigham moved to table the
bill. • -
Negatived', 59 against fi'4. -
Other motions from the opposition side
to delay action on, the , bill ly er t;t placleppd,
determined adversely ; 'by yea and ' nay
votes* -
Mr,. Perry pored when 440:140P811 ad
iPurnA4ll:
Mr. Olin, at nearly nine o'clock, asked
the,general coneent s tcvnalie 4 amr,eatig4
to re the- from
liassment. - ,
Mr. Allen, of "IL
Democrat
. anemeifigini oniki npnb,!naTi , .pal
Objected:O'cging fhf iearsnd
nays resumed. on-thetrial question.
• ,ETiEBS TESTAMENTARY 'UPON .
jeAl the 'estate ofTSOMAS SCOTT. late of the
city of t it , abargh. deo'd,haying been granted to
the atdatoribers.br the Register of Witte, of the
county Of Allegheny. all persons indebted to the
said eatateate reeneated , to mire peyment„ and
thee° henna. olabnattrdemande against the genie
to present them without dela,' to
JOSH SCOTT l -
DAVID A. i SWART. rs
Jan.22.lwde6tw . O f f i ce No. Liberty at.
•
XECUTOWS NOTICE—ALL PER_
A 24 sone hatringAtalms or demands against the
estate of NANCT BIIANSIDE, late of Alleges
ay city' dee'd, are requested to present the same
Without d immediateos indebted to said estate
Well make payment to
COT.ELBERT,Executor.
51 Market street.
dee3latawfw
CHAMPAGNE BRANDY,
Otard
100 cases of each in store and for sale bL
• MLLES & ItIOKETEION
NEW WALL PAPER AT LOW PRICE
.1.11 or sale by W. P. ill.tltBHA.Ll4
janl7 Nn. 87 Wood street.
CAMP AND BOWIE KNIVES 808
I:Bale by BOWN
WWood & TETLEY.
nos L street.
Burning of a Contraband Warfel.
It was stated yesterday that the schoon
er "Hard Times," laden with contra.
band goods for the South, had been lately
seized in one of the creeks of Kent
Island, Idd., and _placed in charge •of a
guard by • 'Marshal . Gold4orough, of
Queen Anne's county. The Centreville
Times adds the folloWing: •
On Friday night, shortly after midnight,
a band oilmen boarded the Herd. Times,
and after disarming the guard, placed
them in the cabin and fastened them in,
and then set fire to the schooner. The
guard made several ineffOtual attempts
to escape, when Barney Efough, one of
their number, managed to effect an exit
out of the rear partition, and running to
the cabi., door, commenced to cut the
fastening. Some ruffian knocked the
knife from hie hand and threatened to
throw him overboard. James Davis,
another one of the guard, by using the
stove in the cabin as a ram, succeeded in
forcing the door, and the half-stifled
party ran upon the deck. They were
then seized and taken several miles away
across the land on Corsica Neck and then
released, after being threatened with cer
tain death if they ever revealed the names
of any of their assailants.
EDWIN M. STANTO ,N
Secretary ot-War:
Let the Dead not be Forgotten.
The President has just approved of a
bill for the issue of a hundred millions of
dollars to pay off the army and the pay
masters are busy in distributing the much
desired and , long coveted arrearages to
the troops. This, is well. But while gov
ernment is attending claims of the .living,
let the dead not be, forgotten. There are
thousands of briviftellOWS who will nev
er answer to roll call again, never trouble
paymasters,unless their spirits—appealing
through the wants and Sufferings of those ,
left behind them—should find a voice.—
They died, some of them, with large ar
rearages of pay due to them and thousands
of helpless widows and orphans to-day re
main the patient but sorrowing creditors
of the government.. Their cases should
be attended to with as little delay as pos
sible. It is true that the formula of the
second Auditor's Department is tedious
and difficult; bat we would urge upon the
authorities to hasten the payment of the
claims of the families of our dead sol
diers. Much feeling would be removed
thereby,
ASSIGNEES SALE OF
VALUABLE BEAT ESTATE.
Tuesday, January 6th, 1863,
:AT 11 O'CLOCK A. 11..
On the premises, all that valuable lot or piece of
ground situate in the Third Ward, City of Pitts
burgh bounded and described as fellows!
Beennlag at the Bestern corner of Charms/1V
and 'tarty street-thence along L ber.y street
Rastwardly 31feet I%inehes to the line of prop
erty now or late of Vogel A - Seibert; thence by the
same 98 feet and 6% inches to an alley ten feet
white thenoesileng said alley L 24 feet and 8 Inches
to Plum alley; thence along Plum alley West 33 R.
1 inch to the same property now or late of J.
Parker; thence by the same and toe line of
property belonging to J. Vetter's heirs, North
wardly 75 met: thence by the line of 'Molest men
tioned property 62 feet 4 inches to Cherry alley:
thence by the same 79 feet 9%; inches to the cor
ner of Cherry alley and Liberty street, on which
is arectel the large brick tenements known as the
Mansion House and Continental Hotels.
This property is immediately adjacent to the
Great Eastern and Western Railroad Passenger
Dopet, and affords a rare chance for investment
by capitalists.
Terms at Sale: JOHN W. RIDDELL.
Assignee of George torrents.
J G. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
deolB;3tewtd.
ger The'above - sale is postponed to the
Olth Felmun7 next.? (TuesclaY.)
DUKE SAVINGS MITTITTION, NO
110 Smitefield . stmet; . coliteiiite the thagtoel
Some. Cluettered-ly the'Legialatexe.
O'?r'FIC27RI3.
Preoldpit............—JAMZS PARK, Jr..
awl raserome.
•
Wm. H. Smith H. B. Be Ad
Thos. D. Meader A, Bela emu
Francis Sellers Joidni. Medea
John F. Jennlnal, JaooL fituokrath
Thome/ S. Blair Alex. Bradley
Henry Lloyd Alfred Slack
unarzsa.
Josiah Bing 0 Zug
A S Bell Joeh
S Fowler W Rood
Jal,:tWoodwell 0 Schmertz
Y.J 8 H Hartman
D M Long- J'Anderson
Jae W_Baxtar B Me
0 H Wolf fY , Robert rearan
Wm Smith W Ihmsen
B Jones B B.Jones
W H Phelpi Q B Herron
BIO2rTART AND TlZABilititt.
D. E. MoIaNLBY.
Op_en dam, from 9•A. Y. to 9P. M. Also, Thee-
Tad fiaturdo. ofiintim_feoin 8 to 8 o'olook.
epositgreoeived of ONB DINH and upwards.
videndadeolared'in December and Jane of
each Tear. '
.
Dividends allowed to remain are placed to ihe
aredit;of the depoaitorna pridolval, and bear in
termtitkne compounding it.
Books containing Oliartar.ll7-Laws. La. fur
nished at the office.
; Air This Institution offers. esjpeoialtr to these
pettourtose earnbuts are MIOLAIRaKeIIikkr
OD DOD= tik by Plell dpiwilaits. laved, • •
sum whieltwilljwarsebusokwlrin *sir
money notoWpelogesile but besMiliglutaist
8 40, of rezmnrunDrC4uottY!‘ my
g lw„ .4 ;4 lii: :Xt r i :11,
-CARRIAGE. invxd -order will be sold
$45.-wt. • - Yrs. JOSEPH . % nu? Fes,
Sold Oarriaire Repository Two . lie turn
L R-200 BiltilJELS FAMILY
Flour Jttst reiMved'aiiidlor sabyg risa
JAB. 8.1
corner Market and First Meets.
BIITTEB,-1,000 lbe CHOICE PACK
ed Butter just reel and for ettle by
IA.S. IL FETZER.
earner Market and First Streets.
EGG 9--5 BBLS FRESH EGGS JEST
received and for sale by •
JAB, A. FETZER.
fatal Corner Market and lira
HATE/3 FOB LADES AND OEN.
demon, all otTles fondle by.
BOW Wood & TETLEY.
UR Strost.
WALL PAPER STILL SELLING
cheap at 87 Wood street by
ianl7 W. P. MARSHALL.
gUY YOUR MURES AND COML.
dren's Boots Gaiters and Gums at the Cheap
ash store of J. H. Borland's.
LIMY YOUR BOOTS, SHOES, BRO•
17 GANS and Gains at Borland's. 9S Marks;
street; near Fifth.
APPLES.—IOO bblis GREEN APPLES
just remelted and for gab by
J'A_. .FM
build owner Marketti and K%
pint amt.
IiKTSW STOOK OFBOOTSANDSHOI3I
Art 10016 7, 34 . i. 5 - 000 / 0 4 1 4's Auction* 56
MANAGES. • CE
f For fear, our, , war expenses are:not oner
bus enough ilie - idministrition has idopt
ed a new
"expedient far their rapid acct.
inieititiglabblitiiir' sPOUters; ineinberi
f the different States, who,
thire senib ei l lirig in
their regular PaY-as mem
:loirs of , the bodies to which they belong,
are also baiking in.• : the . it armth conferred
by a military commission, quietly fobbing
the salary and rations belonging thereto,
The Harrisburg Patriot says :
"We have had our attention called, to
two cases immediately under our own eyes;
that of Colonel P. C. Shannon; renegade
Democrat and Abolition member of As
sembly from Allegheny, and that of hfixj.
Harry White, Abolition Senator froni'ln
diana and Armstrong. Both of these gen
tlemen are said to hold commissions-in the
array, while—if .this.be true-+they are il
legally holding their seats in t h e Legisla
ture and drawing pay from the State for
'civil services which are of Tory little ac
count, and from the nation for military
services which they have never performed.
We call the attention of the Legislature
and of the administration to these cases
that they may be investigated."
I will expose to Public Sale on
POUT OF PITTOBITRGH:
RitlV.l4o:
Franklin., Frithataliafinaidlikz
Gallatin. Clarke. do
Ninon% Gordon. Wheisline '...f,`2-72•=f,
•
Clarke, - .2 . --do
Armada; John ton: Wheeling.
. - .
' Sir The river—Last vetung at twi•
light there wore 13 Diet 6 inches in the ohannel.:
both•rivers rising slowly. Snowing ail day.
Ur The Wheeling packet for to•day is
the steamer Minerva. Captain John Gerdom'Pav
stingers and shippers will bear in - mind that the
hour of departure is a m positivelyi
Mir The new . pachet, Nevada,;..CaplaL
Briekell, being unavoidably detained an acoo ant
oldie wet weather; wilt leave thio,dav X 108. 1 41 197,
far St Louis and intermediate'poiats:
For Loalsrville, Cairo nue•St Lakin
THIB DAY, JAN 29 7 -10 m :
THE NEW AND FIRE
Banger steamer NBVADA.,D;
rickell, commander, will leave as 8 1 / 1 1 . 01U10.
ed above. • : .
For freight or passage apply on boardor to
jan29 J, B. LIVINGS/ON
or JOHN FLAW.
'Sheeting. GaMpOlis, Parkerieburg
Portsmouth /Regular Weekly .Paeltet.:
THE PART RII.NNING PAS. ,
sengor steamer ECHO, Jas Walton.'
commanderovill leave as announced-above and
intermediate points thisday at 4 p.M. • - •
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. B. WHEELER. Ag".
JOHN - FLAta.: Atet:
'MS NEW ARRANGEMENT 1563
Wheeling and Pittsburg Dully Ex
press Line
THE NEWANDSPLENDID
side-wheel packet. AUMADA.,
George W.___Johnsen. commander.• leaves .Pittat
burgh for Wheeling. eve y Mot:ides, Wednesdar
and Friday tall o'clock a. m punctually. Leaves
Wheelingfor Pittsburgh every -Tuesday- TVre
do, and Saturday at 8 a. m.
•
' THE PINE PENGER
ste.•,mer MINIrEVA ASS
ilohn Gordon
commander, leaves PiAtsburgh for Wheeling every
'faseday, Thursday - and &dards). at M.
punctually- leaves Wheeling every Monday .
Wednesday's and Friday's at 8a: -
olt..The -above steamers makes close connect
dons at Wheeling. with Ana aide whealatemners
for Marietta, Parkersburg and Cincinnati.
For frieght - or ,
_e apply On hosidbr tal
J COLLINS A'oo., -
Jan 3 Agents. lijoaM - Water street:
Per Marietta and Zemesvinea, ..
Regular Muelankruma Rivew , Paeliert
leaven Pittsburg - Is every Sasturdoly alt
4 p. m., Zanesville every Tammany'
THE FINE' PASS
.E. 115 4 4: steanaer Llzzro In T.
'Brown, commander, will leave as mated'aboiti.
For freight or passage apply on board or to .
no26J, B. LIVINGSTON & CO.
For Marietta and Zanesville.
Regular . Muskingum 'river:Packet .
leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday. 4
p. m., Zanesville erveryPridayik a.m.
EfTHE NEW AND SPLENDID
144 PaasongerateamOr EMMA' GRA - ',
Monroe Ayers commander, will leave an
noted above. For freight or_paasage appl on
board or to B. LIVIIIGBIVN & G A O.
no:6
STEAMBOAT 41.46111041 1 1PY.
WM• 14. A. Z 11C.6 91` T
Has opened an office at
NO 90 1 XTATER STREET, ,
Whark , ha will trantaos a Belittal.Htoamboat
dune . basin*, and would itollnitaahalworpae
rouge fromstrambeafnan. 4,,at0*:13,d
AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS
At Itecyteed*A3Prlceilik
American Watohe3 for Ain:Grimm
%NUE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY
gives naive that they have, lately' ironed a
new style of Watch, expressly designed for Sol.
diets and others w so desire a good watch ate mod- -
waft) price, These watches are intended to
place the worthless, cheap watches of Briti .11 'mid
Swiss snafu ac'are with which the' coimtry is
flooded. and which were never expected to keep
time when they were made, being refused manu
factures sant to this o pantry because unsalable, at
home and used here only for jockeying and swind
ling purpose, • '
We offer tertian our watotti which is of the most
substantial material. Rechrate and darablii
timekeeper: and in StarliUg Silver eases; Minting
pattern, at ac low a price as busked for the trash.
Aacresland .I.epine,e of foragn make referred
We huve naniadthe nelt t!erlosOf . Witteit,
/MEET. Poston. Mass., which name cawhisiitind:
on the plate of every watch' of this maniffeatttre.
and is one of oil. trademarks. • - •
Sold by all respectable Watch dealerain the Leg
al States. Wholesale orders should be addicted
to BOBBINS & AP.PEETION, '
Agents for the American Watch Company.
janl2:26tendtis IS2 Broadway. Y.
• •
50 BASKETS, - "PINTS ' , AND
quarts." Heidzick's Champagne,
30 Cases Sparkling Horan.
In store and fin. me M
Rip:MS(3ll4l
DIRECTOILY OF THE HOSPITALS.
—The United St-tes Panitary Commission
h.vo established an office ef information in regard
to padents in the General of, he Army
of the Mel. By a reference to bookii. whlelinre
corrected daily, an 'Niguel' can, under ordingry
circumstances, be given' by return-mail to the fel
lowing_questions
lit. (giving name and. regiment) .at
present in env hospi al of the army of -the Nest ?
2d. If-so what is his prover eddress ?
3d. What is the name of the thirgeon or Chaplin
of the hospi al? • • , _
4th. If not in hospital at present. has he.recent
y been in hospital ?
6th. It so, did he. die in hospital, and, ,at what
date?-
•
6th. If recently discharged from hospital; - was
he discharged from service?
7th. If not, what Were his orders sin leaving ?
The Commission will also furnish more sikeoifto
infestation auto the condicon of any 'patient - hi
theMeneral Hospital l. within as short a space of
time possible,aftere request to dose freinttailf,
its corresponding societies. ' •
The office of the.Direetory will be open daily
from S o'clopk a, ill,. to S o'clock 1,
sQ,:m..;‘)3o.
mutt:lle ieurmit oases at anyhow of
JOHN S. NEWBERIt.Y;BLINi',-
. Becretssrlor the Western saltines:ill, 8?
Sanitary -Commission.No. ABS:Walnut St: Lou.
isville, Kentucky
Wp are lust in rebel tof a large ono meat of
fine imported BO 01,a1SS LANIMS
can anctuutit of beautiful pattern is usefuLand
=mental .
oliday
Gifts,
Aieo alaricatook of Lamiig redneedioa kW=DON.REININTF *jkt
1•
deo2Day. . Woodatreatakear ath.
HOOP - POLL S - 0D
10,0,TIGHT AND
81acklioop Poles ira wharf and "for rate by
; • FRUBB.-
..ian2:l • Corner MarketandYinantreatatep:
CONSIGNED AND FOR i1.4-FROlR
store and:to - arrive
1.600 tasks White and 'fellow Cora,
Abetted and in gunnies. Rtionire of •
J. W. CRAFT.
jan2o • °Roe 185 Liberty street.
PITTIJSMIOH & CONNELLSVILLE
Railroad Company—First Idortese, Turtle
Creek Division Construction Bonds. Holders are
hereby notified that the interest coupons on the
above Bond& due'February 15t.1863, will be paid_
after that day, on. presentatton and deliaery at
be office of the Pittsburgh Trust Com_pany Wood
street. W. 0, /111013LAYIT.
• janl6.ecd;td Secretary and Ti ealarer.
ISSOLIITION OF CO•PARTNEB.
D
SHIP.—The co-partnership heretofore ex
isting between the undersigned under the /1131110
and style of King, Pennock a Co., was dbusoland
by mutual consent, on the 15th day of November.
A. D. 1862, John Arbuckle retiring from Laid Sm,
he having sold all his interest in the samrto Jo
i h h ing and Isaac at Pennock, who are author
ised to settle the business of said firm.
ISAACJOSIAH KIN
PENN.
M. NOCK,
JOHN ARBUCKLE.
On retiring from the late Arm of King, Pennock
00,. tle undersigned recommends his succes
sors to the patronage of the enstome-a of the- old
Arm JOHN ARNUCKLE.
CO:PARTNERSHIP—THE UNDER.
&dul l f i rb e tc h ilein g tg ) l l :l2ifinn i lb t
ifan tlie g i .ru
k Co. and having former a_parttnship_tindeir the
name and stria of King a. Pennock vrillnointinte.
the manufacture of Cotton 'tioocie at the .=Eagle
Cotton Wotkn.;: Wareir s o f eht. 29 Vi $INg aocietteet ;:
~
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Fla" 417ALIT ' 04160161
MOOleasaa ilitaisizeet, 4lth
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BELLINGATNo."A / FIFTH BT.
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• to cost: ia firffilatjilifq,?ll/0 Otlt lama
.11attly.
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4 -Lod ntiorb,lll* , ..Extetatiailit.,
MASONte gALL;?
iiir l iitelialikitigiji f atW47Cafthe.: . :!;.: 4 r
;.=,!1: ~:-;;;, , ,;:? 4 -!. re , '
h i- . f
P i OLYMORAMAL -OF- THE
1 ,EXHlBlMUlEVeallErdiedia''''
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ur iaoy;-, ~„a c ol
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. . iteck'giii t l. oritv
--tea ''''' "f--41 i 1 ~-„..m.,,,,
Friday afternoon Benslit_ottAlLWeish ciiirlid' ,l
Actlaeriid*ott - -
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ija.n26.
PITTSBIL“, IL -,,TH TEM ,
.. 1 .:.„
Jammu ANDAGELL.....,:„..vtai, ..w.
,
I Pinteti tirrAzimation.--rtl3d2wee.exrdue,
'Engle Seat in Private , Boa, , 01; , `"Pitratalateliett'a
Dreser-Crtrelec , thalre,:so can -Familst , Citekt2s ,
ciente: Colored Gallery. 25 °enter Colotailllos re:*
,59 mita Gallecy 115 aente:4 - ;.i. - ..: -
4th night of the engigement'cf :the eel&
oommedigkidr Fe4NLOILS.NgS,MT:',:nrI•
:OUl C. 4.ll:lo 4o4CCOLlibli„'t4.•;;:,g
Lord Dundreary...r
Florin:ea Trendierd -.4`,41,..4-4:s;itz•-%alrd•hl7r°o
Mary Moredith%4.i.-.7...........1:.!:.1;:;Kittie5e1d0n
Fewer Bort
To 000 01.
RISS
THE DARK. _
Mr. t3etton
13 PECLA.tr,NOTICE13.
TwOcinfessicais and E penonoa
.P 0614011- 1-
. 4, : sus E3IA Zi , XIAVINGBERig
1 - 2-"efiral of theiiiinitiiiT early error Jaiid"dif4i:
ease, wil from motives of benevolence, sendto
thom k ,who request-14.a coprof
ing narrative ;
.p bllshisr lby.`ktraSelf:7'TtStir little -1
bbOk is design warkiwe:andosantionr.ip,i, I Oeng men d, who
er._feemassnutit:,: - 1
Dla3nr.rry. Loss or kismosts:PSinA7MtilD-ROAlre
&C,, &C., sugqingSgthe same timeiketneans of
telf-enre. re otiples *ilrbeitterit 'under seal
in a plain env ope..-mithout obarse—is who
xemsestit‘lgaWncthe. - thabor. •
ne dewl-GreenADlAMßomt.LonirEitlanT"°"24T
: Tobias Yenitinn Liniznent.
A Rertai l l.Cure fur pains and aches, andwarrcw-,
ted superior to any other. Creup it cures. posli -- . 4 ,
thrsly relief isa,..aolutely-sare.immedn'
it is neii.y Mothers remember thisi . sultaltrM
yoarselvee with ii - bettbCwithoul delaY. t , Crottp . is
a disease which gives ,no notice, frequently
tacking.thn ithildin the used hour. of night; lie
fore a physician can be stimmonelsl it may be tool
late. Remembe r , ther , YenetiatwLiniment never.
fails. Price 25 'and 50 cents abottlo. Sold be all_ .
--
Draggists. Olficwsd..Cortiandtitreet. New Port.l. - ..,
sjan6:dkw3ws
ItrePa:rititinhatoan.bo useetricht.theitifi,foS,'
hripartinctotta natural dhsde - Arown or,blatar. to
CHRISTADO446 9 B. HAIR DYE.'
.It !wrests the bad effeeti of other dyes. is pear;,;
attrinstantaneousl9.
and its presence. timhp,ottserxer4entains an
.. - .iiiitsiirEptemur s szcAterr . : .
Manlisto k tureii - k t y J oItISTADQItO, 15 Astir
overyirltere;•and itr , PH-•
ad by„all.Hsir Dressers. -
Pnotr,4l - .11 50 and tta_per 1:•!:kr,
-01 4 .8 TA.IPPRO'SRAIB.-.PESBILV.A.TIV.E.
I sinvalaable.with his Aye. as it imparts.
most softaeso: the Most bea,utilla gloss, tad - great
vitality to the Hair, . • ' -
Price 50 cents, sitits2 terbottleidicording to
sise,
•
Faeter t abont Bratudreeteg PUlg.
Wealoheeter • co N Y
Oct. 4.1874
Mr. -G. 'ha Etlr-Sionaxix. Editor &atm: ;Unit.
Dear Sir-;• ,l 4(cinlestate thellifaliliidtilied to
nee B 11 ANDRIATEIWPILLW throne the fecont
mendedion.,of Swift,of OrotoneWeetohes,
ter county, who was entirely restored to Wealth'
by their use. He wallah* tor 'dune twb yeare, very
costive and- dyspeptic ; and he tried everything
.but was not relieved:- Finelly. hetiekone Bran- ..
eth's,Plllevnrg day fOr weekandit dogeof six
I r illseveridek. for three days, and" then toolt - one
'Pill everyday ; with:an occasional dose of dr. '
'months 4**Akittilming Aptintittauivdla.•
Yours truly. .....EOWAED-PUEDY.
Walt it n 4*, lir _
Edward , g - -dull..:11W01401 4 WM thane .
resides int a town of. New Castle; that same
vein ego wadyerY:sick-Withasorg.on his leg
which had eon rinitungfcir'
lie was also, ring* atii-by Wriaboo hut chest,
and b.esidetvury ocetive_and drepeotlhekitt
ter try - juvenilia' fentedlentandinanYllV . '
-lie commenced habit' Brandreth's Pills,
three tintegaweekvainone-m -
thepore on his leg heeled, and at thgendy AC tiVo: 3
menthe he'wge - enerely eared btOodivet l f - dytt--
VeNia and,. galC'elbit: ha& ever
eines. EDW . DY.
Sworn to befOreitittilibrllitli tt&tif - 186 f/.
itb! 4 - Instieetif the Pentele
So y mongutikowiftlnialunktAlbri'
PitteburgEZt _
SESENTrFORITEIIOI.IiIArt
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=lropened - 1)Y;for.th;11 - _ f17817 .1''
- large and desirable stock of
101 043 - lialliiEltraYarr.
tioLp, ABM Silfarr!../WAT4II2B,
for Ladies - ilia' °it'd:inl6loi Adifienze,.
CleekirrlWal titiedir a - ' ° •&t• 3 i, 144,
B ILVEIt•PLATED"'WAREPzI
such /112retittiatrifiadatult,baskets.jobledig
card eases,tea zet's, , etc....and A:large v ety i.
suitable articles for presennt
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_,_ .z teatanientsti-th , thi habit. ( ur - 'v-taarlAtVu
latiP otEarV.Biratinehen:ldataaccdi4
litivi#4l6en gry lothattubsoriberia pet
abncmdebt to - theasid estate - Me - equestarte- •
make inunka9kfch-Dayjnettte oheAutrina
claim or demands agamd the estate of the said
decedent will make knoirdtha aims without de-
BLEAAWLIHMEMNA
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UDDER CAR. OF THE FRAIICKCAIIAHMERSAf.
lINTMON7SS)
Maniaur miles LOßß
from pram Station Statkm, IY.
I,:the direct route betweemPtiladelphici and b
b~oo
was chartered4TV - 111c8;
nfer the umalVolleglata Bodoni •and 'Derma.
The location of the College_ In one _of the-Most , E .
-healthy in Yonmtslyania—UalsPortion of thaAne
itheny Monntafne be rovarbial- for itt pure
Waterd.braeinesiiri , andfdetuteelue ocangrZt
Theficholastio yasr 00MIIIMICell tin AlupintEre :: -
MONDAY after the_lNl -of ATOUST. - and rau/s..
about the 28th of JUBA' followinu.' It if dhid e ly .
into two Sessions. Students cannot return hole*
between the Sessions. All the Apparatup zkeogi.c..
willfor Lima: qur_icariny. AM. dm..
will bo, •turrummu n , 6 a° =summon to the •
Students. — '-
. ,
Instrumental and Vocal Music forma no extra
/iharger:t Students will. be admitted. -fruni..eight
years to the age of - manhood. •
Twaik_Boed.andTzdtion, payabk half yearli •
Washing and use of . jo
Ol and Modern Languarcir, extra Students spend Vacation at the /5
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Canner. to the
..jtay. T. S. Reynolds, St. Mare&-. z
tto. and to other clergymen of the Pittsburgh`
00e8e.
THIS DAT— •
Just opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODEI. - -: — s
W. H. nestiug & co.,
inssi isa Federal alp street.Allasherur
W ORLEAIWS
Island
301duin of sui t ntdra and for aa'n
KILL Rtc
N A.II.IIIIIIINEII ANNUAL lIMET
-401- LNG of the Stockholders of the Western
Pennsylvania B. R. Company, will be held in the
building of the Pennsrlvania Road Compl
y No. 234 South 3d Street _ Pinadelplea. on
&tryluaLay, February 341; 11163,jit 12 N.
when an election will toe place for President
and twelve diroctors to servo the ensuing year.
A report will be submitted by the officers_ of
the Company. and such other business transacted al may come before the meeting.
3719b1:
N. - W. HARKNESS. Siey: -
WANTED
Pour ectrpeatiirsil
,
Wanted immediate by ,
__ CURTIS c... - siAtzui rz .
Shop on Vlipnlaley bet, W
Itran °°4 924 l ' ibartr '1-
D ONVWoll( litel' i tikliator
this latftnoonatfos • - • -
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