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LntiteraILAPIIIMFOUS; co., tro t s , '
1 - „--,, TR ARtatliMirif you, sada i3TATR
r _wwontiairour for die pally
Port in those *Kis& and ltro an-
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E. 1 ;':. ' ' Illhr.,Hrklusteli l'ilehtsllenge.
.
. , ...„ hfr,._ as.ELHammillii - otircharriPion of the
1 ;.1-.' Oani,v
- 140 t Atilee"stated yesterday, has chtil:
i lengedlany-one of the - three best oarsmen
'-`-''- E I d
r ; ~.,.1n ng ap for $4,000 in our own wa
r; - ,,bas- addressed the following letter to
!- :- -, j, , the l editor of Wilkee' Spfilt, upon the
4 1 II j-k tinbjeit: • -- •
i' ql : - • t - PmrseußGH, Jan. ...28, 1862.
1: If ' ' DEAR Seierr.--In arecent issue of your
T '
valuable paper, I noticed that the great
li '-,- Satinets -of .England, Chambers, Iverson
1 and Green had - come to a dead - lock, in
I ; consegnence of which Iverson was anx
!i '; ions to get'on a match with any man in
I H ..--I , he ,the; , Upon ? reflection, ` I I - have con
-1 ,cluded to.accept his challenge: or at lead
ill . l eiigOily - iiiidesire to yon, in hopes, •that
iq :. hy your assistance a meeting may be'
i
11
.', brought abnut. I think I miht say, that
it ; - it wo uld be next to i en imp ossibility . for me
ii -.! • _to leave this country, but if either , of the
1 • above named gentlemen think it would
fir , justify them to meet me in Ameriaan wa
,-ten, say. the Harlem course, New York,
~,[I where a 'fair; honorable race could be had,
• ; stinll44-Me Ward and thyself had on ;the
(„1, Schuylkill. I :will row him two scull races
it r'—the - first three and the second five miles,
t - turning ; buoys as usual for a purse- of
' ; $2,000 e ach race. The second to come off
I- ; one,week-afterrthe'first. I might add that
one inducement I might offer the Engliah
f , , :part'', to Come to this sule, and my New
r , York friends can testify to the same, to
i I -offset the small "Pittsburghors will
irr,--coitneaßtifirinoneyth i ej bring _to invest,
! I 4...titt .""it . iiier• so intich'. -- I woe') want the
,1' raceste come off in May. or June.
11 , ' ' Respectfully yours,
JAMES HAMILL.
1p P. S.—Since writing the above, I have
4 received the fast number of your paper,
; and find that Chambers and Iverson haye
•Et. f : finaliy coioa. to terms._ Green I presume,
i,rfs - iwaltialt hiittirn,; rind whilst so ;doing
IQ ,' nll'oo_ll . 6 not take &trip to - this side, Be
lk- -.ingelunnewhat - of a traveler already ? ' I
I! ; w4rlll . o„iiiiikle same rates:that I have
LI proptliedlo Maisie. Iverson and Chem
,tj- hers. lam opposed to rowing:fora large
~!, amount, my object being more to test lay
4g,abilitytriesn oarsman. Still, I would, :it
.i.b,. it were-Absolutely, necessary to insure ,a.
lc trabelilili either; of the three gentlemen,
iiiiincrease. the stakes: fo- , 53,000 each - race,
pil r tl:tit is $1,600 a side. Should Green nt
il,' aCceptittinfaillenge, I will row the winn e r
1 41,ofthexhampion race. .1. LI
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S-1 Title Peiintjtylvania Railrpad.
lall WE. make some further extracts froili
the report of the Board of Directors of
;,lithe Pennsylvania Railroad Co., =relative
iiltV'stibjects of interest here :
;4; The repairs and additions to the Penn-
Railrbs.d have been , otninitted to
oharke iii-William'llazel Wilson, ESq.,
IN as the Chief Engineer, who has managed
li,;the affairs of- this Department for several
Ilr l years past. - :with mush system; economy and
Under his directionohe second
1 track - lies steadily . progressed until the
`4 l space reoliiring to 'l3e filled , up is but 32.3
.1104.41.; tte iittslieen instructed to provide
I o:naterials and lay, the second-track between
the Jai:data Adqiiiduct and'Neirtiort, and
etiveen Anderson's Siding and Garvin's
I:Wridge, during. Abe' present year. This
will leave but fourteen miles of single'
I .4!,rack on the line between Harrisburg and'
after.lB63,. all of • which is be
li4tween Leviiton and . Mill Creek, --except
tgne mile . at • ths Sesquehanna:britlge.-'-',Di
rxeetiOaslave:'been- liven t6 - prepare.:the
I road-bed of ithiiPortiOn, (except the Sas
14aeluinini bridge) . that - it may-be" laid
rtlieliummer of 1864. thus giving to the en:
;,tare line of She.ofti Pennsylvania- Railroad
ki•-•-with the exCiption - mentioned—la double
iack. third track, at proper intervals,
allowto the , passenger trains to pass the
freight, will be required at no remote pe
!
4** * * *
at.• •
a . , The investment made by the Company
in the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chica
go Railway; for the purpose of securing . .a
share', 'of the Northwestern traffic ,
will, in
;addition to the advantage origiFtally anti
cipated fromithe ;expenditure . , a short
time'return fall interest upon the capital
devoted to that object.. The traffic of the
line this year 'would havejustified a reason
sible dividend upon the shares of that
Company, but it has been deemed by its
Directors more prudent to devote the sur
,plus earnings, after paying interest upon
its first and second mortgage bomb, to the
renewal of temporary structures erected
union the rued, and otherwise bring the
standard of the property up to the char
neter which the position and importance
011 the hue demands.
'.The finance, of this Company are now
founded upou a substantial basis, and it
pOssesses a business which will insure to
it 'iot only ample revenues to meet the in.
te est upon all of its bonds, but also fair
returns to its Shareholders.
I Since your last annual meeting, legisla
tioki has been obtained from Congress, and
frofri Virgittia ri . authorizing the extension,
of W,hit Pittsburgh and' Steubenville Rail
road across Brooke County, in the State
of llFirginia, add the Ohio river. The work
or Constructing the road and its bridges
haibeen vigorbusly commenced, and will
be kflteadily prosecuted to completion.—
Wlren finished and conneeted with our
road' it will givb us a line from Pittsburgh
to, Cincinnati 24 miles shorter than any
exiting route, l and free from tho vexa
tidti interruptions which have heretofore
pre tinted the full development of our
ii ,
Son hwestern Passengertraffie.- The com
pletion of this I line will also enable the
Stenbenville and Indiana Railroad Cow'
papito providb the means to meet the an:'
nua I Interest upon its bonds guaranteed by
this I .Companyi which have for 'several
yearalbeen a tai upon its revenues -' ''
Ji
,„,*., .* * * .- * ` *
ll'
TheA3ditirdt Of 'Directars' have been ad
monishad- fol^slsieral'years Past by the in
creasing number of trains that traverse
Libottritstieiti Pittsburgh,' East of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago. Rai
lway , eennectiq'that a due regard for the
copyinienceo , the citizens of that city,
-would! require I that this narrow . portion
of .04 street , 4hotild be relieved " from the
inteOptiona Ind risk they cause to the'
generttltriiVet'll'he delay , in securing,*
necessitryltgislatidh from the Pittsburgh
titylCbuncils, to enable the Company to
effect lso desirable an object, has pre
ventbd, its acdomplishment- at - an ear
lier Ifiate. The legislation desired , has'
now t - len 'f'taitiuncid',.. - 1 - ind i the' Real
Masi and' Bight of W--- ...Anired
''motl., thin
e ir ee ti 4A c-- this -71... -- -ay required to
cni4e in the line of
the road . hO.B ttearly alt been purchased.
This liiitlitk; i ncluding that required to
mov the tracks from this portion of Lib
erty st*eet,`wil be quite heavy—not less
than hdour hundred thousand dollars—but
1
the obje;cts sec sec ure d both " to' the Company
and to the city y the changewill fully jus
tify tlifit9wpd tare. Until this 'chingein
the lo'*ion of e road was decided it was
impossible to de rininetheyrnper location
for thh contem pla ted union passenger sta- 1
tion, tribe erect d for, the„accommodation
Of 'oint own • - 11 - the.„ several - railway
pi e
corn vies entering l'ittaburg,,..from, the
West. Thilitop ovement,so long demand
ed by the travelling public, will now.
be ere led duri- g the pesent year.
4.- g.,- •
ri
; I New onititerfelt.
Coua rfeit o h he dollar bills on the Me
chanicei auk of Philadelphia ; are inch.-
culatio4l Theyi are tolerably well execu
-ted, an, lif 1 deceive without close
inspeetiqu. Illness men and others
handling!l better look out for
them.
44- i - •
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lee Arirsialipet.
Our ice deabirs, butchers confectioners,
h'ot6lletiptiis and others' will, lay in sup
pl:es of the, s epol cryztal-for summer f, were
antict iniciitiraged by. the late "cold Auip,!-1
belinlogjt wOuld:make.:quite enough Sox
'their wants."'Unfortunately our rivers
'wore;-too. high_ and did not freeze; so;
another chance,is lost. Somp, we ; pep ! ,
beive; ire Ciiltitiihe rough ice from- the . -
Ponds insthe.city and' vicinity, but thoie
Who. sailfor family use will be forced
' to procure a better-article. It is probable
that - we may yet have another freeze suf.
Sciantly hard to make a plentiful crop—
bat if not the small 'streams up the Alle
gheny and the inland lakes will doubtless
furnish an abundance of this summer lux
ury, (almost necessity) though high pri
ces may be anticipated in that event.
Supplement to a Charter
A bill supplementary to the charter of
the Pennsylvania Railroad has been intro
duced in the Legislature. It changei the
time for holding the annual meeting of the
stockholders to the third Tuesday of Feb
ruary in every year, and authorizes the Di.
rectors to add to their number by electing
frOm the body of the stockholders at Such
time as they may determine, and annually
thereafter, Utley deem it expedient, an; ad
ditional Vice President and ManaginKDi
rectoi; with such powers and for suchobm
pensation as the said Hoard may bylaw or
resolrition establish and direct. The Di
rectord are further empowered to create
mortgage bonds, payable at such time as
they may determine upon, with coupons
attached, bearing interest not exceeding
six per centnin, to an amount equivalent
to the cite& outlay upon the any branch
road hereafter constructed under the pro
visions of the charter of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, its supplements or
liwififfecting said company; the bonds so ,
to be a lien upon the net revenue
derived from the branch road for which
they may be Wined, and may be secured
by mortgage ppon said property.
Slippery.
The tracks of the various passenger rail
ways traversing the city, were in a very
alipprey condition yesterday, and it was
with the utmost difficttly that the cars were
kept from running off. Brakes were al
most useless and the horses were very diffi
cult to manage. We saw quits a number
of cars thrown off during the -day, but
they were easily replaced and little time
was lost.
Saceesstui Surgery.
On Wednesday Dr. John Dickson, with
the assistance of _other _physicians,: re
moved an indurated tumor aborkt the size
of a walnut, from the rightlo er jaw of
David Wolff, of Dunkard township, Preens..
county. It had grown from the jaw -bone
and was very firmly'seated. The patient
was placed under the influence of chloro
form and the operation, occupied about
an hour, during which he experienced no
pain. Mr. Wolff is doing very well and
will be able to return home in a day or
" The Pennsylvania Canals..
The - following is an exhibit of the earn•
iiigiof the canals.for the past year. The
earning of thh Company s canals were:
.'
from the Susquehana $203,530,•
09; Juniata Division, $23,142 29; West
ern Division. $B.BOl 02; miscellaneous
sources, $15,908 36 ; total earnings, 8251,-
581 76. The expenses of maintaining,
improving and operating the canals were :
for Susquehanna Division, $75,736 29; Ju
niata Division, 8161,295 41, Western Di
vision. $22,059 85. • Total, $258,001 38—
showing a loss, dining 1882, of $6,519 80.
Directors Elected.
Pitt'"sbur'"gh'
an-election held. at me. O ffi ce of the
Pittibirgh Insurance Company; on the
3d inst., the following persons were elect
ed Directors,to serve for the ensuing year:
Geo. Bleak, C. W. Batchelor, Alex. Brad
ley, John Scott. Saimel Mtushall, , Chas.
Arbuthnot, Wm. Carr, Robert H. Hart
ley, Christian Yeager, Maik; W. Watson;
James Gordon. Charles A. Dravo, D. R.
Galway, M. K. Moorhead, F. Rehm,
James Rees.
Great Benefit Bill.
For Mr. Chanfrau's benefit to night an
immense bill is presented, in which he
personates four characters, viz : Bonnefoi,
in the "Model of a Wife," Mose, in "A
Glance at New York," Paddy Miles, in the
, tLimerick Boy." and Blueskin in "Jack
Sheppard." We look for a full house.—
Mr. Chanfran's engagement citifies to- mor
row night.
Sleighing.
We have some four inches"-emow and
very good sleighing, which is hugely en
joyed by the yoting folks.
Committed.
A lad named Francis Truman, colored,
one of four who lately attacked a white
boy in Allegheny and stabbed him in the
kack, was yesterday committed to answer
by Alderman Donaldson.
The Real Estate Savings testi
1 ution.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of this newly organized in
stitution (located at No. 68 Fourth street)
which commenced business in May last
under the most favorable auspices. We
need not enlarge upon the benefit, to all
classes of society, of saving institutions
in general, but will merely say that this is
in the hands of our best citizens and that
it offers many' advantages. It is not only
secure, the loans being confined bylaw to
real estate, United States and State secu
rities, ,but profitable to the stockholders
and deiiiiiiitors, who receive interest at the
rate of sixper cent. It is a safe and con
venient d sitory for small stuns, partic
!n -
nlarly mac snits, laborers and.others de
eirin,gto make provision for his family
- or himself in the future: The officers are
all reliable wen, in whom the community
have the fullest confidence and who.will'
,conduct the affairs of the biS t ituticin ecciti7
ornically and, prudently; '
Chainee.:
The'assortment of all kinds of ready
made clothing for gentlemen and boys to
be found ,at Carnaglian's, Federal
street, near the Diamond, Allegheny city,
is rich and varied, embracing a full variety
of overcoats,
,business suits and under-
Clothing of all descnptions. In addition
to these a beautiful •assortment- of piece
goods of all varieties, which will- be,, made
to. order in the latest style and on the
shortest notice. Cannighan is about to re:
linquish business, and all kinds of articles
in his line are being sold at very low prices.
This is a chance rarely to be met with.
Lecture.
Rev. J. McKendree Reilly, formerly of
Christ Church, Penn street, delivers a
lecture at Concert Hall this evening. His
subject is "American. Statesmen," one on
which he is tully competent to treat. His
many admirers here will, of course, be
present.
Death otWien!.
The following -PennOlvania soldiers
have died in hospitnis*Yrashington since
the last report.... Sergeant-T.' Schroeder,
Co. I, 75%; Peter Heagy, p ts vi Reserves; lee Forsyth, C; 132 th; Isaac Melson lA;
134th; Peter C. Riggs, C, - .124th; John
Cable, F E 1 4 4 i Phuleff-.Sale
r C; 46th.
Furs, Furs,..Furs, Fars:
This afternoon at two o'clock, and this
evening at seven o'clock will' be continued
the great sale of rich and elegant furs,
sleigh robes, &e., at McClelland's Auction,
65 Fifth street.
Buck °woollen Gloves.
Ten dozen,cheap, atlietlelland'a aue
UAL Just-t hee article for driving.
•
Altv_#lll4lol4ll diThiliiiiia Ariiiii.W
: :Onion.
The appearance of the newspapeepreas
in most milkedcountrie,s.wonld induce a
talaiiittobiteiver'• ti:i' , taipitisit ihnt, +tiverzt
moo ?was , tt znalirizaay rebognia"ed and
established .. BMras - AarrrlrrioNJ In
ordinary titling the pie&
l teeing with adver
tiaemente, and , ap artmdes.detainly indi
titei' t he free ' nee ' of Journals of large cir
ie
culatioreas the treo auxiliary of business
enterprise. But appearances in this case,
as in others,are not altogether true, for
the fact is that out of ten men doing busi
ness, probably there are not more than
two who rightly d i alue and liberally use
advertising mediums; two more, perhaps
occasionally resort to them, while the
rest rarely, if ever employ them at all,
and plod along in obscure circles through
life without an effort to rise above the
position in which circumstances originally
placed them.
But there is some something more to be con
sidered on this sub. l eat. Experience'haa
always shown to the conductors of news
papers that in perio d s of general depres
sion, from whatever cause, all clasies of
men are rather disp sod to yield to 'the
depressing intldence than to rise up, en
counter andresist it. Happily, there are
er
individual exception , and it is these ex
ceptions which finall , aid the turn of af
fairs, and contribute o the restoration of
prosperity. But in
i n; as represented by
classes, shun the encounter, avoid the
struggle, and if they do not actually suc
cumb, sink down in hopeless prostration
for the time being. in nothing does this
appear more distinct y than in the disposi
tion to withdraw from public attention' in
the advertising colunins of the, press; yet
this is the very pltce in which, of all
others, the active bisiness man ahOuld
constantly be seen and known, aid read'of
all men.
The presant time is particularly illtis
trative of what , we say, and yet we ;can
conceive of nothing more unwise and im
politic, Have men,*omen and children
ceased to eat, and Oink, and wear out
clothes? Nobody will pretend that Such
is the case. And here we have a city of
some hundred thousand people, ithe
common residents of 't, engaged in t nse
processes every day. We are surroun ed
by a large multitude opeople in our n
State who are doing a same thing in nu
merous towns and vil ages, and rural dis
tricts who are suppli d mainly from this
city. But we find a marked disposition
to recoil from an verse conditioni of
the times, to fold the. ms, and to mourn
over "the situation" as a barren and a
profitless waste.
We have as much espect for common
sense as we have confi edce in it, othOr
wise we should really eel some hesitation
in thus discussinka a bject in which ve
seem to have a primary. interest. But our
primary interest is in tie maintenancelof
a healthful public sentiment, one which
will encourage rather than depress, and
use the times so as to make the best of
them. Here is THE P ST just as available
as ever in all the chap els of trade and i
commerce, circulating as freely as ever l
amongst all classei of t e people, and tit-
I I
feriugthe advantages o a universal ad
vertising medium to the enterprise of the
public. Let us hope tat a healthy pub
lic sentiment will retini ate the spirit bf
the people, quicken an upheld the energy
11 ,
of business character. and assure to our
city that liberal prosperity to which she
may most justly aspire
UNDERSHTD.T.S, draw.
hoods. mufflers, com
cheap at McClelland's
consignments.
100 dozen snen's ho
cheap, to close consign.
land's Auction.
1,000 dozen spool colt.
Auction, for sale cheap.'
H. D. Bre
field street
aiIOVEX ot B.
mannfactrring
A. F.
-...---.L.IWTHORTYv t I
.101111eli 1111Y1111..
JOSEPH MEYER & 80R
OASUPLOPIPRIMI OP
- VANCE" AND PLAiN
FURNITUR UH it Ins
WAIIHROINC.I.I6 Ski IT F 1111.1) 'IF xi s
. .
— (Between Sixth street &Id Vire , , titi. .
no 9 *irriss t I nu N.
i
ic
El PERK
STORE.
R TIME
H N.
1 - 10USETE
FUUNISHI
GOODS
KITC
Brushes
Baskets
Jelly Moulds
Wash Basins
Cap Mops
W re Sieves
CiAl Scuttle
Steve Polish
Knife Washers
Basting Spoons
Coea/Wills
Sulhßoards
oe Pans
Bid Roasters
Fr
.pans
Fa ma Boilers
Eg Beaters
FlrePails
W ter Filterers
Pi Plates
Clothes Wringers
Wi t oden Spoons
Butter Prints
W h Tubs
Soap Cups
Toast Forts
Sad Irons
Meat Presses
Cake Boxes. dro., deo.
IM MO NOON. .4
rcarap. i
Castorsl 'Call Bells
Syrup Jugs Nut Picks
Cake Knives Fish Knives
'rumb Knives Ice,Creem Knives
alt. Stand s Nankin 'Ringo
Fruit Stands Cake Baskets
Butter Knives Forks and Spoons
Soup Ladles Oyster Ladles
Gravy Ladles Sugar Spoons
Children's Cups Muetard Spoons
Round it Oval Salvers loelPitishers
Bouquet Stands , Goblets
CUTLERY.
Ivory Htsndlod Knives Carvers •
Cocoa do do Forks
Stag do do Square Waiters
English Tess Trays b Brushes
Fcirk A Spoon Trays , 0 to Trays
Dish Covers Oh Bishes
Hash Dishes Coffee 'gains
Wine Strainers Coffee Welders
Spirit Coffee Puts Nut Crackers
Üble Matsßodnd Waiters
Bread Baskets j
Cork Screws -
Wine-Coolers , Knife Sharpeners
Refrigerators . . Water Coolers. &o.
. .
'. • FOR THE CIA ER. •
C
Toilet Jars . ' ' 'Wa r Carriers .
IE
Foot Baths- ' 1- Oka bar Buckets
Infant'sßathe Bo is and Pitchers
tress Brus h es . , Gas[Shadas ,
vint Atnas ' Nurser,' S hades-
Brans
Match Holders do Lam ps ..„.
Flower Stands i Clothes vvtlageB
' Nnrsetf Refrigerators dc Hampers
Wax Tapers Hiatt Lights. ..'
MISCELLANEOUS.
Library Steps Door Mats
Vienna Fish Globes Vesta,
Bird Cages 4 M:teafes .
Vissetts Too et Knives
Card de:Visite Frames , F 1
Camp Knives tam Portfolios.
And everything Pertaining a weliappointed
Household.
To be obtained at reasonable rituss it the NEW
STORE of
SAN . ..Sz 11:161-A.A.IEEIDS,
Tin Ware
Wooden *are
Spine Boxes
Cup Tubs
Straw Clatters
Hair Sieves
Mince Knivee
Silver Soap
Chamois Skins
Skewers
Gridirons
Lemon Squeezers
Stew Pane
Waft. hone
Fish Kettles
Ham Boilers
Graters
Larding Needlers
Pudding Pans
Bread Pans
gutter Ladles
Iron Holders
Step Ladders .
Keelers
Clothes Lines
Scales
Cook's Knives
Bread Boxes
Scoops
FOR THE DI
, have*
NO. 30 FIFTH B BEET.
First door ,below the ExChange Bank.
4 F
Imo All goodo — dellveted fteyf charge in the
city. Allegh Biimbi s bam. anchester. Du
eneanehoro . etc. - • nol2
mu uk
sztßy pArurreis
•
BECK AND DID taAILINTLICINI a
IN WHIT'S AND Ruin: •
Received by Ripens thia day at • -
RATON. MACRON d COIL
No.lLFißbritlarald:
TERN RESERVE
boxes 1n store and for
. MILLER
LATE9T:IFROM
Balloting for U. S. Senator in Miasour
The Latest from Nashville.
Rebels Routed at Fort ilonelson
BALTNORE, Feb. 5.—A Fortress Mon
roe letter jut reCtivCdt atii , S:th‘ Richmond
papersof the 2d and 3d received there,
gives accounts of the affair at Charleston
which is the same as that published with
the addition. The Richmond dispatch of
the 3d, says the Yankee iron clad new .
Ironsides is lying in the offing near
Charleston bar. • Stratige'ro sartherßick
mond Examiner of the 3d makes no sort
of reference to the great victory and rais
ing of the blockade, kut, fi lms
,pimply, this
announcement: New Ironsides off Charles
ton.
CHARLESTON, February 2.
The British ship Uaderias pushed off
Charleston bar thia:aftetuotin. An officer
with a boat's crew came up to the city,
passing by the Yankee ironclad, New
Ironsides, lying in the offing.
The Richmond Examiner, of the same
date, has the following:
SAVANNAH, February Ist.
During the attack upon Fort McAllieter
this :morning, the flag staff of the iron
,clad was shot away. She was anchored
within oue thousand. Nulls of the fort..
She retired evidently injured, as she did
not reply to the shots from the fort.
When retiring the parapet front 01 one of
the guns of the fort wpm I gutirelg demol
ished.
The men remained firm.
There is no excitement but the best of
spirits prevails. . •
About one o''eloeli this'afternoon an iron
clad gunboat approached to wit'aiu.two
miles of Thunderbolt battery, dipped a
stag, fired two shots and retired.
.The Thunderbolt Battery id live miles
South of the city.
Two gunboats came up to St. Marys oro
Monday lust, one of them went up the
river-and net tire to the housed' on several
plantations
Capt. Harrison's company of cavalry
fired ou them, when they hauled out to a
distance, out of range of small arms, and
shelled furiously another boat that was
lauding her men at Saint Malys on Tues
day.
I.orisviur, Feb. s.—The Jogt:nal is
advised that Morgan'sliand delft ed a
terry boat opposite Burk Hill on Sunday.
Clinton and Cumberland counties are
overrun by rebels.
The same paper says, 'the train which
left here fur Nashville this. morning, has
been ordered to return.
era, wool hose,
pas, &c.. selling
Auction, to cloSe
The Southern line is interrupted below
Bowling Green.
Cotton buyers just returned from Mem•
phis, report ninety-five cents freely offered
there fur cotton, while holders are asking
one dollar.
iery to be.cola
euts, at MeCle
.11 at M'Clelland'a
JEFFERNON CITY, MO. February 5.• -
The names of Glover and Breekinridge is
withdrawn to-day, and those heretofore
voting for them united on Broadhead, but
one ballot was taken to-day, and was OA
follows: Broadhead. 68; Brown, 45;
Philips, 46. "
129 Sm
ine!.for
Mr. Philips has written a letter stating
that he is not opposed to 4radual emanci
pation, which has given rise to the opin•
mu that he and Brown will be elected. All
patties are in caucus to-night
Alt aAB
land Alton
ttaburgb. Pr
NASFICILLE, Feb. 4.—About five thous
and cavalry, under Wheeler. Stevens and
Wharton, attacked our forces at Fort Don
elson.
They were repulsed and utterly routed.
• Gen. Mitchell elects the house of prom
inent secessionists for quarters for the
wounded Confederates. Forty-five were
thus quartered yesterday.
Geu. Jeff. C. Davis' Division, with a
Cavalry Brigade, occupy Franklin.
It was snowing last night at 10 o'clock.
Fr. 411 the St. Paul Pre ,, , January :L.!,1
An Anomalous Winter.
The memory of the oldest inhabitantaf
fords no parallel to the extroardinary
mildness of the present winter iu
Tiirne
sota. The line of mean monthly kemper•
ature: , 'soifar, runs' very far above OW of
,any wintAr of which we have a thertuom•
.etrical record, and the record goes back
'for over thirty years. And the. anoundois
warmth of theism:limb - ins brought an-equal- ,
Ii
31 exceptionable atmospheric dampness.
'The steel-blue skies, whose serene and
crystal arch has been the traditional glory
Of our Minnesota_winters,' have wrapped
in a strange and sullen mint, and our
'slitter could scarcely have been more pp;
Posite to its asuardiazacter if the genre
hibal positions' of !dinitesotaind New
England hadiMen transposed. -
In
the rapidand frequent alterations of
frost and thaw, our present wittier has
been almost as unpleasant as that of
iSfassachusetts and Ohio, and the light,
(lank ! . chilly,drizzle t when: it freezes and
falls into - a slipparyt veneeting.bf; polished '
ice on the streets and sidewalks in place of
the sleet and snow and hail of Eastern
Climates, does not give as much advantage
in the comparison. The reason of this
remarkable exception to the
_prevailing
lak of winter
_temperature. in. Minnesota
is a curious - early for the clituatolcigist:
It would seem probable that there is
some occult law of compensation at the
libitum of it; for it is a curious coinci
deuce that, while the Northern belt of
American States is afflicted with this tutu.
aiiel mildness and dfunpness.of,the :winter
Weather, our Eteropeati - MitipOdes are ear
feringo winter of extraordinary severity
and dryness.
A letter from Peterehurg says:
I 'ln the memory of man there has not been
such a-winter as-this in St. Petersburg ,
itwenty 'degrees - = of- cold; the • river and''
sea locked in ice for:a /our, time past, and
not'a flake of-snow. . Owing to the glassy
fiost, horses and p ed estrans cannot keep
a footing itiva either the road or the'pave•
meats. The air is extremly dry, we
breathe it with difficulty: . - Nervous people ,
are particularly by ity accordingly
no one Oka out except tou business; and
eirriagOA,l#4 kommt,dpre.there areliter
allYnout,N..,eyeEts,t.the.24eviltia prospective,
betwea two Egul fogr in the , afternoon,
where — there - is ordinarily .8 great
crowd." -
Large Cargo of Cotton.
The steamer Glendale arrived at Evans
vilie, Indiana, on the 39th instant, with
one thousand and sixty bales of cotton
frcitri Memphis. This is the largest cargo
since the breaking 91,4 of the rebellion.
000 WEBSTER'S $5,50
UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY.
Tay chutes, complete. Pictorial Itilltion at $.;8•61)
for eats by ; , ..TOBN H. MELLOR. •
Pm?i 81 Wetakideeeti •
1 clonsE.-40.
V=3Fir on
pr gnw iriw ri m
r
NAVAL FIGHT AT CHARLESTON
NO FURTHER PARTICULARS
PrIurt . 3BVEGEL MARKET
WEEKLY litvrew.
tare uu Revioeu .4nd Corrocteil
our ow- it Reporter.
OFPIOI MOiNINO POET, i
'Pirrastmou. Feb, 6th. 1863." , ,
Ate. exanitll7-Since'nut last - We 'have had:some
real winter Weather. which still continues at the
time of witting.:lce was forming in the Alleghe
nr and a few days of each weather will close
navigation, The past week has been one of the
most excited this season, the leading articles hav
ing all taken stump upwards,. Flour is held at
a large advance, and holders seem indifferent in
in regard to sales even at the rresent rates. Not
withstanding this feeling a fair amount has chang
ad ban is. he rates here are about as high as in
the East, Grain—Wheat has advanced from 10©
We per bu. There is very little do , ng on account
of light receipts, Grooorie.—Sugar continues ex
cited; prices have advanced, Oils—The present
cola weather has caused a baler feellw among
hollers. Should the Allegheny river close prices
must advance, but not as high as that demanded
a short time since. Be'ow will be found the cur
rant rates for the past week made ustrom actual
.transactions.
Ale.—The following are the new rates set by
the manufacturers:
XX
X
bbls 37 hf 3
bbla I
bbls hf bbls
00 50 $S 4
Kennet... 9OD 450 Porter .. 700 00 3
5 00 0
Brown Stout , itbblB 00. t
Apples— Sales of &meths at $2 37@2 50 IS bbl
Ashes—Sales of Beds Ash, 40; Refined do 4X.
Caustic Alkali SCI Nit rate at Wan's; Refined
do none in the market; Potash do; Pearkat 10e:
Butter.—Market firm: prises unchanged:—
Sales of prime Packed 120013 c
Beeswax—Advanced to 32c 011 b.
Beans—sales of small white Naay at $2 50@
2 75
Baeon—The market contains an ample ,apply
There is agood business doing hi,lots ranging at
Ave to ten thousandlmunds - atthe foil , wing Pri
ces. : Shoulderstbadain Ram.' 81 2 8 %; it
Hams 9501.0 e- Sides; clear. 9c; ribb So;
BrOtsms—Sales at $1 25@$1 5011 doz for:oom
mon and s2fies2 50 for good and fanny
Bneketeandlrabe—The tollowing are the
factory or wholesale 'rates: From store they are
selling at the customary advance, Buckets,
plain insides f dozen $2 21i painted inside, $2:5:
varnished, $2 35; 3. hoops, 's2 65; Tubs, Nd 1, 3
hoops, 1/ dozen, $9... No 1 2 noops,sB 37; 310 2, $775.
No 3. $6 37N0 °s4 50; Iteeler's No 2, Wash
boarda.V2 50:' Half Bushels. sealed $5.
B Flour—The season* is now far advanced
and the demand has fallen off, Bales in bulk
$2 75; in sacks $3 CO per cwt.
Bugg—Advanced; sales best Seamless 2 bushel
at $60:065 14100.
Cooperage.—oll barrels have-declined with
sales at $2 75, and dour barrels to 50a
Candles advance ./; dipped 12 , 4 0'1l Moulds ,
123.4 Star Serine 17c.
Cheesel3e;
in fair demand, We note sales 'of
prime W. It. and Hamburg at 12c; inferier 8©10;
Cenckers.Thsadvanced rates are as f ollows:
Water cic I Soda 70
Butter, 7c Boston 7o
Sc
Su ßo gar ris Meal—Sales from store at 70075 c.
Cotton Yarns.
No. stolo @ 90c per 1
It+, No 10 @sl C 6 per
. F ,
11 a 12@91e ' " " 117 ®1 06 '
"13 ®sl 00 I '' 18 @lO7 " "
"14 4/OU " " "19 @1 oi " "
"15 " " "20 a , 110 "
No. 4
00 121 40c 00 (ill 450 per dor..lNo. 800 I@ :70 per doz..
5 1 tic @35
600 (0) 29c " " " LOCO 4 " .."
•' WO (0 ?su " "
Carpet•chain assorted colers ' 'tr cts per 1)
white, we or 15 cuts.... 50 as " '
candlewick, 90 eta " "
Cotton Twine. .0 eta " "
!tatting. common, • 50 cts " "
Terme—Net t cash:
mbeelltas.—Eagla Stieatiaa 40 eta per yard;
Niagara do MXet!_ a per,yard.
Dried -11e441-^iya two Wes a in email way at
12,:: v 1 lb.
Dried Fruit—The demands continues im
proving and abetter feeling pervades the market
anitart regards peaches an advance has been ob
tallied. reverts' hundred busßels have changed
110300
hands attire following rater APPlesar 25 : Peach
are scarce. Prices have declined with
sales at 16@17c per dozen.
Fish—Firm; sales Mackerel, No 3. large.. 750
medium Ste a d y . eNO 1.514.
Fersl ; sales 15 tons at iddrugs. $1 30;
20 tons ship stuff. 65490 and Bran, &lc per cwt.
Flour—The market condo es in a very exci
ted state, sellers V a n c ehavin retty amok their own
own way ac t a large ad over last week's pri
ces: lu.fact many have withdrawn their stockd.
Altogethrr afew hundred barrels changed hands
at the f Mowing rates: Extra Family. 50 721:g7@
25@750.
Grain—Prices have also advanced since our
list the stock to operate on was only limited,-
1 Wheat; lied. $1:30; White $l4O Corn, sales from
first hands. 75476 c: from stole We: Barley dull at
$1 106 N 15: Rya at litle se ittimore sellers than buy
ers; Oats, 50455 c,
Misistar—Sales of Orleans at 11.!‹012.1f. Coffee
20 bbs at 14% 10 Coffee C, 1514016; sales of'A,' at
1414; .50 do Refined Yellow 1214 c.
Mohutisrea—Sales of Orleans at 5.5@53c, Syrup
sales 25 bbls, 35c.
Coffee—Sales 25 sacks at 33434 c.
Gunpowder.—Th e late advance was to the
following: Rifle. $8.25 It keg; Blasting, $5,50.
Hoipt—Bales of dressed at 41 :50 according to
site; sales of live at 4 2544 50 as to ske.
Gar Pipe.
Size. Per Foot.
Inch cl3-; lnch 7 " 32
do So 2 do ..... ..... 50
So 9! 2% do 90
tO do cl 3 do 30
4 do 40 3X d 0...., 60
1 do Plc 4 do 9 00
Wdo oiic 5 do 0 75
Hay—Sales at soales at $150163,
Stops—We note sales of prime Eastern, New
York, at 230.
Iron and Balls.
Flat Bar Iron.
1?..i to 6 by N tel 1 inch
L to 6 by 1% to lt
.: .
1% to 1% by %to 4
Horse S oe Iron.
% to 1 by 5-16 to ,If i inch
Heavy Hand Iron.
2 to 6 by % and 3-18 inch 6
1% to P4i by . % and 3-16 Inch 6
% to 1.4,', by% and 3-16 inch 6%
3 to 'Y' 4 by % and 3-16 inch 6%
Hoop and Light Band.
to 6 inch 61
1 to 2 inch
6
1 to 1% inch... 6
1 to Mt lush 6
!net.. .
kin
a cl i k
f.,..i Bo u ndcentra for all Cut Hoops.
, and Square.
1 to 2% inch
2% to 2% inch....
3 hi 3%inch
3% to 4 inch
',,c y, and % inch
.. t . and 9-16 inch
- and 7-18 inch.
'}-16 inch..
A inch....
. - -16 inch.
Ova', Iron
to 154 inch
el l to 3 - 4 inch..
kinch........
Inch
sheet Aeon.
Zi t. 10 to 17
itt to 24
'-'26aud26•
"27- .... ........ 5
,4
........... exira.
. PlUltee.
Boiler Iron. 3-16 to %inch 6%
Bober II gads
Twit fronS-16 to %in..not over 30 wide. 5
-16 to in: wide *I I
Tuft Heads. (not flanging.) ss'
Bolin. Rivets 1614
011 s hes partaken to the generoi excitement
prevailing among the leading articles. The Boles
of theweek were -The present ocld weath
ex.,hesetillened pr ors; holden are firm. and if the
Preuntweather.continues prices will c.rtainly
advsne, The rates no to Lest evening were - as
follows': ;Refined in bond. 30©0I; Free Oil, 38(540
Oil Omit 35@38; Lubricating and Duok creek no
sale; erode Petroleum B%@9e In bulk; in bbls 14@
160; Ralliwha.9@9%c Benzoic, deodorized 23@25
Potalonew—Pricies have advanced; sates 300
bbl. Pick Byes and Neshanocks at $2 x®2so,
MenereeS—There is nothing (Using in this
article. We quote nominally at $l4 00 barrel.
Selt.4rices have again declined with sales at
$2 0010 tarred.; - -
Seedily. looking , . np.- clover is held at $7OO
Timoth9 Sills.' $2 40@2 5011 hu.
Elessok-Tiiii following are the manufacturers,
pricer - ttlein.o%ce No 1 Palm. 7c; Castile and
Imo'ldaWyer's Chemical Olive, 90. Wo
man's 'Frifnet7o
OtalreallWoode is selling at 6als fe in lots.
WhiSoLoadtPrim have armored. White
tile% Per 1 !1: 4 31 .0: Red ' Pure. per. 5 Ws®Killi
do. do.dry .iange; Litharge.
' Window 161 Lase—The prices remain.steady.
and we quit. as follows, for city branch!, in boxes
of 50 feet. , cash, no discount: 6xB and 7x9,
$275; 8x10.*; Bull. 9111. Vxl2 and 10x12.. $3 25;_
8113, 9x14 azi Wall, $3 50; 9x15, 19x16 and 10116.
$375.
Wlatake3:—Pricee have materially_ advanoed,
modally canmon and reotified. Holders de
mand- and obi& 55@)58 for city: rectified old rye
continues to la disposed of at 50 to $1 50(52 00
gallon.
STRICTLY PURE ARTICLES
:.ow Prices.
'PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE,
TORRENCE & tfcGARR,
corcr.Foursh and Market etreeit.
PITTSBURGH.
Druirx, Lead, elaream Tara/kr
medic wia, Paints, making Soda,
p er fumery Dye Slimily Etr.Mun tared,
Chenstandlni, Spiess,, Owe,
dta.
us. ymejoiana PraeorbUota asoirotelroout,
po w rd at, all hoar& , -
P 'Nines nod-Liquors.,for,ruedloinol use
or t - ionoter;'..
ir
.1.1
GlffNajt
- 1 . • -, --‘ A, V, . 1
PORT ,01', ,PITTSAAIRGH.
~
, ARltivilax: „, -,,,,,,, , -
ristuainiikinneturtoiniefin e . ' 1 •`
Einniallialtani. Arras., Zanaellile., * ,.... , ,•••
- • ' .'
' -.-' ril:Piatilv - - - ,44
~ ..,.. ...
Franklin. Bennett. Brwnsville. , - • ` _
Gallatin. Clarke. .:, . do. . '- - ,-.. i•
Minerva. Gordon. W heeling. - , i -.
.
'The river—Last" evenin g r c
c at 't i
-light there were 9 feet inches in the h 4' l4' cl
slut felling Weather cold
• -
M. The ever punctual steamer Ethma
Graham, Capt. Ayers. leaves at 12 in. fur Zt'lnes
villa and intermediate ports., Friend Wilqon.seys
he has a few ehoicu rooms for-those that cult early
We take pleasure in recommending the boat:and
officers.
la. The splendid passenger- nteapi' er
Nelly Rogers, Capt Gould ie announced forlharo
and at. Louis. Persc.no going that way ehould
cull early and secure a passage. -
For Evansville, Cairo and BL. Lout
SATI7RDAY, FEB. 774
TIER- mum PAS S.EIiGER
steam. ICEPEROR, C. A. Dive,
commander, will leave as annottneed above. t
For freight or passage apply on boaninr to
feb 6 J. B. LiVINGSTON k CO.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
SATURDAY. FED. 7-10 A. M.
TUE NEW AND NPLEN:.
DID Passenger Steamer EH rER;
OR, Captain C A DJavo Commander, will leive.
as announced above.
Ho* freight or passnge apply on board or to 1
febt J WIN BLACK. Met
For . Ciiiriiitud 'Si tOuls
THIS DAY, FE.Ei p. m.
THE NEW N.ND.stEENNIE,
steatnerNELLIK_ROGERS.-k w.
coramander with
above. leave-11a 'announced
Nor freight or passage apPly onboard orlO
fet6 - - J. FLACK; Agent..
Wheeling. asllipolte , Parkeinibeneg &
Portsmouthltegular Weekly :racket;
THE FAST RUNS l
seam steamer EOllO, Jas Walton,
commander, will leave as announced above and
intermediate points thieday at 4 p.m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
_ W. B. WHKELBR, Aift,
.
JOIIN FLACK, Ala
180.3 NEW ARBANIGEWENE., 1881
Wheeling 'and, Plttnlbnric daffy.., Lx
prints
1 3.
THE NIEWANySIiIAIO4O
adds-wheel packet :ARMADA.;
George W, Johnson. commander ,' leaTes'}ural
burgh for Wheeling, eve y Monday; Wedunscam
and Friday at 11 o'clock a. In punctually. 'Letti'es
Wheeling for Pittsburgh every Tuesday, Thurs.:,
day and . Saturday at Ba. in. • • • •
•
THE FINE PAIRSVENGER
tre l =-1 14 ste..mer AI I NILE VA. J ohn Gordon'
cotumander, leaves Pittsburgh fur Wheeling eyerdi
duesday Thursday- and Li sturday dit; tt.;
punctaally leaved Wheeling every. Mourtfas;,'
Wednesday's and Friday's at ti a. In. ---
WI. The above steamers makes close connee.
Lions at Wheeling will : fine aisle wheelsteaniert
for Marietta, Parkerstuirg and Cincinnati.
For frieght or passage apply on board or to
JAMES cOA,LINI3-&-cO. ,
Agents, rio,ll4 l l4ater street.
rex Marietta and Zanesyllle.
Regular Musklnigaus Pasikei
area Piweaurgh every Saturday at
4 N. us., &wearfile every Tuesday S
a. m . " F
:toPINE PAJOIRNGER
' steamer LIZZIXASARTIN.DiT.
grown, - comcciaiider. 3/Cnotaattava..
.Forfreight.PSNlcri 407 otititiord`Or to -
nct.. 8. - .111 1 mastor*. co.
For_alfairlet4e aniAtinletiville;;:.
_ _ _ _, .- ,
"regular Musk Wpm' 'leer , ,Peelitet
leaves .IPlittebiargh every Taesdniy, 4
p. m., Zanesliille etery.lfykaWy,.B a. u 4
' - - THE NEW ADM SiP111141111)
• Pinmenrer steeniee ER MA . On
e Ayers.. commander. nil! larva eg
noted • above. . - .For a rea on'+
Ward or it , J,.11.1 - WilluswoNle (Ti--."
'llO liTEA,B,rAT 111E111—T111:
dersigned • are prepa.ed , with Competent
workmen to re-dild or re-Bronse and t eipair
Btinunboats. Chandaliers.. 13taekets,Lamps„
making them equal-to new, and altering Lard oil
ones to burn Carbon Oil. Also to furnish new ones
at shcrt notice. Lanterns. Cans, Oil, ancteverP ,
thing in the trade kept on band at the Lan* awl'
Oil store 164 Wood street, near idiat
WELDON, REIMEKE & KELLY.
Janls
STE& 31 BOAT AG ENVY.
w.lll. lIAZI, 'A"
Has opened an office at
NO 90 WATER STREET,
Where be will rranssec a general Steamboat
Ageney businees, and would eolioit a eharo of Pate
=age from steamboat, men. ap24-Lecr.
Bankrupt's Sale of Boots and
Shoes •
SELLING AT No. 9.it FIFTH ST.
WIALT ITHOUT THE LEANT ILECIALRE
to oost, as dm , moat- he dosed: out tunny;
Mate ty.
COME AND SEE.
2d Door bellow Exchange Rank.,
seat-
CHARLES L. CALDWELLi
(Successor to Jas. Holmes ,k Co..
1' °RAE' CFC id: it.
Dealer, in Bacon Lard. Sugar-Cured Hants.
ismoked Beef,are.
Corner Market and First streets. Pittsktmith,.ra..
deallayd. ,t.
_
WUPUR & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
NO. 27 :FIFTH STRERT.
gt;, ..
G
l
PITTSBDRGII.
74111 ESE UNILIVAILId".
MACHINES have just beetivtartled the
highest premium at the WORLD'ii:,IPA-1,.R.
London—all the Machines io the woratob::.oung
•
Over 100,000 have already been Bold;
an giving unlvermalrhatlataellQh.,,,
This machine makes theta:A - Stitch :itaposilble
to unravel with the essential advantage of -behig
alike on both sides, forming no ridge or chain; .I.t•
will quilt, stitch, hem, tell. gather, bind, cuid-•
tuck and braid.. .
The elegance. speed and simplicity:of this Ma.
chine, - the beauty and strength of. stitch; and
adaptibihty to the thickest or thinest %brim
render it the most SUCCESSFUL and - - POPIIz -
LA tt Sewing Machines now offered to the pub
lic.
Mt-Warranted for Three Years;"lii
Call and examine them, at NO. 27 FIFTH
STREET.
WM. SUMNER 4 CO.
RESENTS FOR THE hiLIDAYi
H E SUBSCRIBERS RAVE" JUST
opened - 'especially for the Holiday's a very
large and desirable stook of •
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
• GOLD AND SILVER WATRES,
for Ladies and Gentlemen's wear. fine Bronze
(nooks, Fanoy (roods.
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
such as castors, cake and fruit baskets, goblets
card cases, tea setts, etc., and a largo vanety
imitable articles for presents.
BEINEIikAN, BIEYRA N & bEIDLE.
de::0 - - ' 42 Fifth Etreet
- 10 OR RENT—AV GOOD THREE STORY
JIL,ID INBIAING. corner Third and t oss strests
Inquire of S. Cuthbert SE Sone. or
W. H. SMITH & CO ..lts
Second street.
FINE LAMPS,
fin W i e n a p re o r j t u e s d t
Aolecle E ip M t
o t
f E a N
lallge4 as
6o L m
MPo
cut end guilkoVrititutitgl patterns, /t useful and
ornamentak-t - •
falftee,
Also a large a I • aat reduced (micas
WELDoN - .' . 1.. iniz KLurik.
deal:oY. _ '164 Wood street. near 6th.
WANTED
Four Carpenters
Wanted immediately by ' •
CIISTIS STEIMBILIEnm
et vo siiiip' o n rutin AIITY. bet; Wobil and Alb
te
1321.7
TWORIUBIIiati
Willa
kilt- amass& imitranyftitbu
, • • o ' . • `:•:.•'-*'•- •
• 7'"
'ki
- tam *esp . :
- Dthicert i-aompany
tt.
in the World,. sttired iff
Will diva a asheso f .their .
•
TAWD OLD-I/MOHO.
,-. AV-i.
. ~, •;,--,74-..:-.,•:!----'-..
....,-;.:..., : : 1. - .. , i.ri: ,0,:,i
MASONIC JEIALL,
Couunatifurt otilKONlktV
9th. and continuirig'et . ery,eveatng daring tha
week', .Atteruaou.,,voncerta-on,'W4CDNESPAY
and SATURIULY: at 3 o'cictok
•: . -
, •
The 0 bifisaistialiy . - 41 e /I•Wr
~.
PA I Gi
deoigiint'ittid Emile MM:I - .48.
the great Amerigialliaeo;latta, othereminen t
Eiloopmi n - -- *-7i4ptishillOilifili,"
. 1 . •
htiVregaiii if all the Concerts of the
. ,Old,Falka rnl
"JI?IEINTHE
i K. ~
1;
batik: Manager and Comlneter: Uanty.
Jener, reaettrenp,Thoe-Warb nut, agent. -
TICKETS 26 CENTS
' - febs
PITTSI3URGIL 4 'M I RA %IL I --;
_ . „ , ._ _
whtliiiiiikkitiabn .
LlBBlll AND MANAMIR ._ __
r a n
PALMS or •AoluarrorreTP BoiesZssvoo
Single - Bait in Private Bar: ' Parquelte anti
Drass eirola. dutinv-41 , By Cirea6.4s
oant.% Celored - Mallad.- 4iettia: -Clektreet'Boira.
50 oante 0 alters : /5 eanti4;3!' - 1.,.. ::A , • '
,_.,- : 4.' - , ~ - -it', l _
Bane& iit tue populdr'sieltir .S. CHANFRALT.
Boonsfo..—. .-. ,46 .gbir ghap , f ratt
AT lIEW s TditliC-
MotliMeOveieieriginin:.:....i.. , haufran
WISTR.E4ThiL BOY;
... Chinfran
T03:1 1 011C111de with
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Bineda -
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Jack 'Mrs M3ron
SPECIAL NOTICES
.., ,TbeMonfasainimanii-..Ei- pntale" ttt f a
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Poor Young Man
111
A L - ci-Ja_Nrt LIMN ;kW - 3114 - 11 7 iMiGMZEal
.` cured of the results or jearlY aritArr: , altrdi
ease, wil - , - ,tronrratutplarif t )seneltdenci,lilend to
those who , teoulretlgo do 4d.thiVetaiveiriterest
ing narrative, published y himself.: This little
book is designed as isowarning and caution to
young menand Gts° .whp gaffer fronk.Digavotre '
m eurs-, Loss dr Min a gaffer
Dunks',
.kc,, so., supplying at theaanse lime the means of
sell- cure. Vinglb - copierWill Vs sentunder . seal
in a plattneCezrwithotid ellario*tdarkfisho
rest t; addrefaintdo_authon t: - -
• • rri - ' 4 4. 7 'allr", WlBMlentatisq4 2 ,
riii*.lmdiiif - Graenpoint, Lortglidand,M Tr- ,
' .
Hr. Toliista'.lretietisiorlEolse=ziammOit,
In pint bottlei at SO Canta; eared lankiness; oats.
, galls. eat
' July Ith;/860.
Da. TOBIAS VI, e - hlMerilte43tOtrqie past !,eir
your Horse Liniment for lataerpos„liess,Mansed.
-Waal:id:outs. and in evoririnskano, tnitaltif *le
best article - Fever itiediallila aims oompany..—
'Please end inwairdounknaitistimordsrliniment
we now use; We hags ]U ionsfs, some very vat
cable, .und - ddlioritant to leave town without..ii.
•H YAW 'N.lito3ll",
Manager Van AmburgliZ.Vii.Wenagerbi:
B° l,l bY W.l=.4ruiretftkg*filik§OVOdlare:Vstreet.
New York: ian2B:d..tw3wl3
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The itii.te,st and hest ' ' •
Preparation thit'danhe ed upon the Her 1"'Or -
ImPal*gitoit , t 1 41.0tifitbahiihrtnni;otbliteltiis
CHRISTADOROIII.IIX4.“4 AVE .
It, corrode the ha:keit - esti of other Atria, Item*
lei forine.-ita-work . --inetantaneottetre.
and its preemie". is Ate ohaLtsre . r remains
Manufactured by , Jr CRISTADORO 6 - 400
How% liewfforki Soldeverywhoni,4ad OM
by all - Hair 'Dream,:
PrICCII: SPSO and $3 elardiat'lo
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CALSTADORQ'S HAIR 'PRESER,VATINA-
Islnfalnabliwitkhie Pia as .rit Imparts. the tit..
aost soft non._the mad beautiful - sleet; and Pear
vitality to the Hair. E - - • :
co *dents; ;Loa t . her b ottle licobidimg
she, - • • _ inapidAVisoir
Faetii about, lirandsettesPille;,-: • •
-..IIXW„CAVELII2
Weiteh e esliaFt 'S
0.,. V-, Oct '4;1872.
hir. G. Tan llgcnr.,-linguvt, ...biditqrzNuit; tic
%Republican :
Dear fiiir 4 -tlitoula istatoial trocrj
ihrtztuahthe k - i
=
triendationbidahn' of OrotchtiWe ' ea
ter county, pho,waken :restored to .health
by their use. , Its was sick for sdide tWaYthillt. very,
costive and ,dystispticr. Isnd, rho trisikistnirything
but was took one /Irani(
dreth's Pill every d_ay fork week, andit_d yteTpr*?..... ,
Pills every - anyldr-mes . . - diCkt9indlhenlol-0
Pill every daY;Asitlf an occasionsddose cifids. In..
one month he was able to go to work. and in titres
months he.well..gair,ditir4Oolunis-littweitt_ht,..r,gt,it
Yana - ' KOW - ARD I' Y: .",
WILSTCRII372II et MT. SS :
lldwardiltnnly; tieing '4(O sworn MOE that ASV
?asides in the , town New - C'estift lhat:souni
Years ago he was vary with a sore on his ler. ,
which had beim runningior atrer Eire - year* 'that;
he was also much distressed by; 4.0514 in his chest, -
and besides very costive arid - *syttptl . ,
ter tryitig yarionimnidiettstallinc 1 4' . '
he cOmmenottd usangßraidreth's
*
three times a week,_ and at the °Ultimata.;
the Bore on hider bilielVlCllihlt of two' was entirely cured of costiveness, d s
napsiivand,..pain,r.tind
sincet :` JEDWARDLVITED:f-vj.t+ 44 l
Sword to before me,thirBerda t qatit:lBB2::'' t'. 414
nel2;(llkw;tfe.-2 Jesileeki the °lee.
Reid by Thisimiiis Itisapsitta, Diamond Alley
'Pittsburgh. 1.1 L 3l
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CARRIAGE , -MANUFACTII
~(At the old eatabliihed Coaah' ory, .•I,z
iimmuiZrewATy- 71 't: •
I terstior Th`
Omar
Jr AMEN ICON Boi
NO. 8 INARKEi STREET
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Mas ow on hand a iarlie litonk -Or fillalid , wintir t , ,-``•'•• •-
„,, . 13400 MS A XI) SHP.V.IB,-
Comprising all---the different''varieties and stiie .".. --
10 be found. . .
laidies'; Aliases Ind 'Children's Balmoral Boots il '-: t .
'with double and triple soles.
M - - - -
eta?, Boys' and - Youth's Calf. Coarse and - Kip '7 •
Boots, finoes and Brogans, ,• - - ,„-, - : •
Mons' Long Leged - Water < Proof C avalry Boob
eta very seperioc quality,
• ' Call and examine hisgtook as:he-Warranter bir,l'••=”
goods to give goneral satisfaction.
.1.411E8 ROBB,
• 0029 1411 Market street,
TritlS DAY--
Jest opened a ooinpleto sisertment of
O.ENTS' FURNISHING GOODS..
w. x. McGEE
izip9 148 rederei elm etreet.Allegheirde , -= 'of •
INTERESTING TO C174YA60
COUNTRY DEALER_
HILLINESS am; PEDDLE-88
During this month, (Januar') we will close _nut .
our entire stock of the following soraonable - iiipodo '
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at
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RedU6 edi l brAi.SlO4 7-t ' - .2' - '-' l ''
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TOMA.ILIBROOA.F,ORISPIIIifOOPOTO ,
Deniers will find onr itnortment tit theset,..,_.:
well suited to their trade.hoth In price
,73,.2 . ,: f r
ety. the prices of many artiales,bainclaw„,anta:l,. , :_,,.
they ohn to-day be bought in_ "" the AI el° ic1. !„,..? 7 - , i'*•.' r
Philadelphia markets. -
(i town. Roston Ribbed and ' , !Halt: . yi r ceilen
...zt,.5 , ,. ,
(I ' Ganntiets. l Buck and `pool Gloves Ali,
Viocile i n Undershirts and Drawers;. Wool Roods.,
Coinforts.,.Searfs t 'Ae."
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Also .0.: Tri....g r ai4"llo);(4°°,ltsl,7=-.
Tiateab, Bralik nal 7 on 's
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su ?"' i n 4 ' l9 ' " b " .anYil a . 7A4l . 4li7V-.:,-;vi , V-;::1
We ask special riOtioelacnr s 0
Ifili ,uTtitAttfiriilteirleritelliWentit..,-iiiiu...:trf-:,..;
b***Vaiid/Pailtiltii.,-,0/61i14,...1V45T, ' 7....-iVre-?e,',_:-:.--:
1 ' 131.,
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COICIITS
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