p atig ( post. ' \ ADVERTISING AGENCIES?' Messrs. S. M. PETTENGLLL & CO. No. 37 Park Row, New York city, and No. 6 State street, Boston; and L. P. FONTAINE & Co., No. 63 Nassau street, New York city, are au thorized to take Advertisements and Subscrip tions for us at lowest rates. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 11, 1864 Pittsburgh and Connellsville R. R. The• following letter from the Hon. , Andrew Stewart, of Uniontown, FayetW county, Pa., will hare interest for our readers in connection with the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad. Mr. Stewart long held a distinguished position in Congress, and as an ardent friend and promoter of internal improvement and other great national interests, is widely and well known throughout the country. We do not vouch for the accuracy of Mr. Stewart's statements, but give his letter as we find it, the reader being at liberty to form lei own conclusions : ,loNT.iWN, Pa., Jan. 25, 1864. Dear "Or I deem it my ditty to Inform y ou that while efforts are twang made to draw the people of Balt iincire into Idle and premature di.- lintels about rottle3 in no way affecting the main trunk from Connellsvllle to Cumberland, their great rival and enemy, the Pennsylvania Rail road, 13 quietly but actively engaged In efforts to defeat the Counellsville Railroad altogether b . ) again offering to make a branch road from Greens burg to (onnellsville, and by way of Uniontown to Wheeling; and under cover of these promise, to our people they are making arrangements to send a Western delegation to rrishurg to I ctival the charter, or by other leg -1 atlon the construction of the Connell., ville road. Ali.: with the influences thi, road has heretofore brought, and can at auy time tiring to bear on the legislation of Penns) Ivania, what can they not necnuiplish In reply to the friepits of the Connell.) ille road, these men tell ti's that the Raltimore and Ohio Company does not desire this connection With Pittsburgh. and will never make it; and that their promised road from ti reensburg, ii> Connellsville and Uniontown. to Wheeling 1,111 answer all your purpcises It, t iew of these movements 1 an) satistied that with the I 'onnell.- vtlle road it is or amen .- Can Baltimore be indifferent to the vast ad vantages of a coenection with Pittsburghh. where the immense and constantly increasing productions of 1 - ••• great West are daily accumu lating from so many covering rivers and rail roads, vainly seeking transportation to the East. which no single railroad .:tin possibly supply I (Jan she be indifferent to the great RUperiorilty of this route. selected by Washingt on atter careful examination nt all others, in 118.4, and pronounced by tom to be - the shortest and the best between the Atlantic and the West"—the correctness ttf hit h all alliaielJut•nt SUN h:, is tully demon4trated, presenting slit utnique and remarkable fact of n rail:old route crossing all the great mountains bet, can the I-Ast and the West with but n single stoonot i the tunnel- ol which is more than omplerol.t ritaithca with resin gradients at,:, .010 route of er the Aill' . 2:11011e, ii 11)1111 the ma and 31aryiand ; Will Baltimore throw away tts•li a route as this now ofrcie.l to her a. 'u perhaps for the last Mae 1 Will the throw HlNtly it II the commercial Adel other nda antantages of a con nection with Pitt , iturgh, and through her. with the oil-region. the lakos. i Irt elantl.t 'hicago. anti • the great Northwest ' Will she give up the vast mine, of iton and the rakihu of the uria in di , h.-- bituminous Sill akminding on this route, with the valuable trade and Olisti3iii of the rich south- eta acne of the prettiest 54 tit the western enuntie , PClllllll,iniii. which she • formerly re, el , sit by the C French road, and Spy. Miss ficlen Western, th. will receive again when the Connellsville road dumb her„and hi..rii,ne of the pieee, is completed And. will Baltimore and the Baltrmor• an, Moo ii iiir ii l Compan). Inade tier appearance in a rich scarlet with all these ~ , l vautages. throw away nearly • too million, teeth t Millie , . principal and interest, ' Wile inn', She oit inel 11. r they have invested in this ro ir rather will lt. Willi great spirit and , nldier-liki , they not secure all In_'iirst mortgage eml:ir the road lot tour to n, c millions to complete hi. 11 efillinr The 11l nil, slitiin :1.111111•1 Which amoiti.: I.•. ,r 1 the nll ,l l ien out i ng I lerle(i ill its way ,could sou. it 0,1.", i, id larger .11,- den& than alit Whet • , o-t 11.21,1 ilr11111:1 1 . 1‘,11 • 1-,ir t.• in the I ' Hazan will he repeated, witli the 0111,,.• While New York her slag- its', ill three I lie Pet of the i'etti nitleent •• It bolt i. ;real Hallr,,nal" • Western is no doldit, of twelie ith ri eilat-. Miss of fib: feet, es ',midi,: ..anthem M.,- I, int rive I, tied,! 111,1*-eit", in the pail ill York and north, est, ru Penns, I, snot, and I hence p : , pet ,d• the Indies in Ili. down through (duo to ;mailman, to join the • road then., and C" V " 1, I" the Pn•l nl the while s our i.-re 1(1, Prithst it ain't if h.. it _,lill ruild. hs sprcii.hri,i he, ,r 1,14 111 exert di rm.t ion to draw the vain '1..1 It eat 1(1 her n me tropolis, will It city „, the ihr let, nj. v al Unity presented of itiedo the actual expenditure i,l 0 ❑in• rich common e id the esi to pas ii;oved and h.. I( her lutvt er Uniform Currency.--A friend amid us the collowinz memori, l. inquires whether such are in circulation in Pitts burgh. Wc criunm answer his interw gatory. I mnply nth hi, r, quest io publish the nu morial to Conzr,,, a< ,•, r culated, mi.l numerously sigmiil in Philadelphia %Ve merxliods hilaJelphoi and caizens of Pennsylvania ; i‘ Ii subseriba 011 r names below • rewpeetfull) ask the I 'hoed males '-eilators at,.! of embers 01 1 . 011,:re,r. uau ~-.•1111deli at WriStl lagton, to pass A 1,1 A; lam particular penoa of our nation's great la when the floverninent about to control the :111rrency of the country, to tax the circnlatlon of all Lan ha chartered by State Leg:16111111re, 10 such an extent as will compel them tot all in all their isoLte, so that the country shall hove not lune but national legal tender currency ; for all debts, public and prat ate, except dlltlec. on Imports and interest 011 the public debt, A Ir,h,ty the notes of national banks, in different are quoit-ant three eights to one-hall per cent. Its taint, I , llllohle liable to increase 101111 indefinite extent, at patt ies may 0,1,11'. We. ther4ll . ore. •Inii at )011f hands that the (lot err, Incur, IL/ turnisliing circu lation to the banks, shall secure to the people n uniform national eurrenex. por at all polls within the I natal State, Ash Wednesday.—Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, the commencement of the annual religious season known as Lent, in int;tathm ot our Saviour's mi raculous abstinence for forty days. Ori ginally the lust commenced on that tt hich is now the first Sunday in Lent, a nd en ded on Easter Day, but as this left only thirty-six days when the Sundays were deducted (upon the principle that no Sunday can evet bc- a fast day,) o p e Gregory added four days from the pre. vious week, beginning with Ash Wed nesday. The name of Ash Wednesday was derived from the ancient ceremony of blessing ashes at this season with which the priest signed the people on the forehead in the fotm ofa cross, afford ing them withal this wholesome admo nition, "Memento, homn, hood pulvis es, et in pulverim reverteris, - --Remember, man, that thou art dust, and to dust shalt return. The ashes thus used were made of the palms consecrated the Sun day twelve-month before, and this cere mony, though inn modified form, sur vived the first shock of the Reformation, not being abandoned till about the year 1547-8, when, as Stow tells us, - the Wednesday following, commonly called Ash Wednesday, the use .1 . giving ashes in the church was also left throughout the whole ride of London. - Prior to that time it had formed one of the ordi nances of t h e fl-forrn,l or( Immense Cas Ling. —Tle lafirest cist - Mg ever made in this city was poured at the Vulcan Works of Messrs. Ilazlehursl Co„ on south side of the Lasin, on Sat urday. It is a condenser for one of the large steam n•i=ates now in process of construction. It weights twenty-six tons or 62,000 pounds. A large pit was re quired, into whit h all the moulds were made, requiring a preparation of nearly three months. The iron was melted and run from two cupola, into a large reser voir, and thence into the pit. Some four tons were poured from a kettle. The whole WB9 most successfully done, and was witnessed by a considerable number of persons. Several days will be required to cool it off sufficiently for removal. Baltimore Sioi If we mistake not much heavier cast Mee have been made in this city Balloon Ascension.—At the lec ture at Concert Hall iii , evening, Prof. Richards will till an l -end up two large balloons, one over twelve feet in height, and the audience will have full view of all the operations of filling, &c. The history of ballooning will be illustrated by large models. Other brilliant expe riments will be given including a repe tition of freezing water while boiling it, Will be the most finely illustrated lecture yet deliverml- Important Movement We neglected yesterday to notice the proceedings had at the late meeting of the coal merchants at the Board of Trade Rooms. The Committee on Digging reported that in some instances digging had been raised to five cents per bushel by the em ployers, in anticipation of a demand be ing made by the employees for an ad vance. It was stated that miners were plenty and anxious for employment, and a suffi ciency of hands at four cents per bushel could be obtained. The following resolutions were offered and adopted : Resolved, That a committee of six be appoipted to meet a similar committee of the representa tives of the coal diggers, and freely explain the necessity of reducing the price of mining to four cents per bushel, and report to this Ex change on Tuesday, February 18th. Resolved, That a committee of fifteen he chos en, two from each pool, authorized to wait on the owners of mines, and get them to agree in writing not to pay over four cents per hualwl from the Ist 01 March, 1864. a n d to join the Pitts burgh Coal Exchange—the committee to report this day week. A miner being present was called on for his views, and he stated to the meet ing that if the price of coal fell in the market down the river, in Cincinnati and Louisville, the price of mining coal would fall here. It it raised in price there, the price of digging would raise. He also stated that the coal diggers on the Monongahela and Saw Mill 'Run did not average over two dollars per day.. A gentleman present states in reply that lie had hands that made 1 we've did lays and twenty-five cents per day. A committee was appointed to call on the iron-men and ask their co operation. The meeting then adjourned to meet on the 16111 inst. :it one (CCIOCk. Michael Dan Magehan We :ire pained to announce the sud den death of Michael Dan Magellan, esq of Ebensburg. Mr. Magellan some years since practiced law in this city and has many friends here. lie representei Cambria county in the Legislature lur ing the period of the introduction of the Common School tivstem into our state and was one of the chief advocate, of that measure. Ile was up to the day of his death, 11 wartu friCll/1 of popular ed ucation. Mr. Magellan was a prom inmit lawyer and 1111 ti a good practice in Cam bria and adjoining counties. For many years he tnok an active part in the poli ties of the country, formerly as n Whig and latterly as a Democrat. 47 .-fle was a good speaker, a clear reasoner, and forcible debater—and though a link-id politied,n, he was kind-hearted and gen erous to a fault. lie had many good ,n(ial dualities and will la trestle sod in his circle of acquaintances. lie was about fifty-nine years of age May , his ashes rest in peace. Theatre.—( Wedne , dm v pct Stock Market a very ti% e !Intl . 21.y.in day, and !di( of the lieti,r elass of illative ,tii(very' irenerall advanced. The of the day al.7irreiited of Inxne, an I h share, 1{,,,i1 are most in favor, a nd North Penn-ylvania, Philadelphia and Eric, ' Calla Pennsylvania, El inirti, and alto-1 eve! y' other iin the I,st, are selling at price, that a r; , 111VigIll w(1111,1 hive ' , tall thought t/e . Mill all rex North Penn , ylN Ruhr sold op t.i Philadelphia and Erie, up to tt , q, R( ail inv. up to 504, Cattawissa preferred, tip 444, Pennsylvania up to 7-.3 Organization of the Central. Board —The Central Board of Education mei „, , oi . ecinsu essay nignt , and organized by elect ing the following officers: President, i Felix C. Negley ; Secretary, John A Sergeant ; Treasurer, John H. isifel'une M. f'. Sackett was elected Principal of the colored school. The salary of the Secretary was fixed at ir,'.oo I r year Mr. Harrison tendered his resignation as member r,f the Board, which was aii (Tined. Several other items or hlpAito-i,4 were transacted, mostly of a trivial Mt ture, after which the Board adjourned. Railroad to Brownsville.-1 bill has passed the House which provid es "that the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad Company be authorized to con struct a hrtinth railroad from M'Keesport in Allegheny county along the Monon ga hela River to Brownsville in Payette county, and that the said Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad Company are hereby authorized to issue their bond , - l'or five hundred thousand dollars to be appropr'wted exclusively toward he con struction of the said branch railroad " Meethig in the Second Ward.— The enrolled men, and the citizens gen erally, Of the Second Ward, are earnestly invited to attend at the school house this evening. February 11th, at seven o'clo,11:.. to adopt come plan to fill the quota of the ward. Gurowski's Diary for 1882 —A new voltam! by Count Adam Gurowiki. embracing a Diary of Political and Jlili tary Events and Transactions, in tin Cahinet an,l in the Field, f,r the year PS6:L ❑E THROW , VITRIOL right rind HI, and his words burn whom - soevcr tin y 11.11,11 - - S. 1. Herald. For sale by Henry Miner, Nos. 71a: 7'i Fifth street. Gurowski with. a Sharp Stick— Diary for 1863.—F0r sharp criticism, altetnat itiv with epigramat h., trenchant, ratAic prhise itml castigation, this work must hear away the palm from all other , . ever printed in this country. 12mo cloth bound, price 1 2:). For sale at Miner's, next door to the Post office. Valuable Land Sale.—The " Mor gan Robertson Farm," at West Eliza beth, on the Monongahela river, of 187 acres-30 acres fine coal—is offered for sale. It fronts on the river, is a valuable property, and has rare advantages. For information call on or address Thomas d. Keenan, esq., 81 Diamond street. See advertisement. Timely Notice.—Mayor Lowry gives notice that he intends enforcing the city ordinances relating to the sidewalks. This is right. It is disgraceful the way these ordinances have been violated, and all good citizens will feel grateful to the Mayor for their enforcement. still the Rage. —The Miltonian Tab leaux, at Masonic Hall, still continueslck attract crowded houses. Election.—See notice of Penn Lite- rary Society election in another column. t THE POST -PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 11, 1864. Notice.—See advertisement of " Lan- iTELEGItA_PHIC caster Locomotive Wotks," Lancaster '1 City, Pa., in another column. i 1 FOR THE POST. fir-GROVER & BAKER'S SEWING MACHINES have obtained the highest premium At every State, County and Institute Fair held in 1382, as the best family and the beat manufac turing machines, andhgr the best machine work. A. F. AT(INEY, General Agent, id Fifth Bt., Pittsburgh, Pa. FURNITURE AND CHAIRS, R ANKIN'S F.XTRACT l'eletireted for the cure ol Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, Mor bid irritation of the Urethra, Re tention or Incontinence of lndd itlne y".l No. 6;1 Market Silreet. Pllteibrargh old I.) ell IJruggl,l tell DR. R. A. WILSON'S Anti-llyspeptie Headache THEY ARE THE RESULT OF LONG INVE TIGATION ,• .11.1 •1111 mg I het, t❑ ',1.. iny ear t ..l.lr,i)4: %%ILIA, tune they L ere I ,al.l :111.11111 .4 II end, he. ',,hetlier They may be Taken at all Times 1% Irti 1... rt.•. r % BY IHE USF OF THESE PILLS, i IS. I kn , ' t•:, •.1. •I:, r 1,1 ; They act Gently on the Bowels, U( I.l'l'fl- t➢i i iIl:\ FeLn.,l , ,i 4,1 ill of le II" 1 I !W.:l, ' , ,7 tJi I •14.1111, 11,, 1111,41% I I i,•• lodr• 7hr I'Liln IrlpLin MI, N‘ :t I'O it Anil It; tell rrirn• • .•a. frtlrt) , •Itzlst intll,,,thtn Jhnv 11,1• k, t.. etort•me ehttitt , •ptittm and f•on hrttietl ft , of 1,1.1 rn. holt, 111 11141,1 .1;4,1,0( I.trltt--,re the, Pllls , •rit,thlettlly i r.•.ti,iiien•tet. ti (lire. if prt , ttrvirtfly ‘l,-1 14;:v rf CulnplaNd- rt. V el' 1 thy I 6,1 t. rei.v e n 1, q m , lime, until list. I the 11, 01 the nu, vn4 tit, e 11, t. tier 011111. Any , pilt.a h.. I- e. tifllortllll4l‘. tt I .111i1K 11,11 h. I.Ll', ..; 14v%) rptlicr c0n,q110114 . ,=. 1) 11111 ii, .tr Unit . lit B. L. Fahnestock & Co., No. 76 ttua 1% owl 11111191 Fourth Sts O. L. Ft Mt:STOCK'S WORM CONFECTIONS Ate prepitre.l I rota ILc va It C principle (if hit cel ebrated Venntil age. are put ill a nice arl , l palatal.to th.- ilAt! (11 tiIOSC uLo eaumr 01. I \ itratif twit Children kill t,ke Me) are ant eil mitt. 1 , 1111 til rn4 11113 lie - en 1., Ilat. most deli•vte :hill. B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO., 114 and NVona and ¶ll Fourth Id Lc linrzist, 4u.1 Medicine Dealer, gener di""'4-lar, "The best is the Cheapest." W I B. BIZADJ3ITRY'S PIANOS. IEVEN FIRST PRIZES, GOLD AND t-.llcer Medals re, i. e,l within a month at sate Fair, ilia 1 air ot American Institute. New ork, it, lEint. by Wht If Bradbury - , for the BEST PIANO FORTES, 'I.:ER $.. Philadelphia. received the Crystal Palace Prize llednl at London, he shies hare numerous Medals. Diplomas and spe cial report, !NMI State hairs and Institutes. Both hate r11,1111 , 0r of letters of recommenda tion 1n,,, the highest musical talent, enthracing t-driteko-eic, Win. Mason, (Isola , and other=-. Better and ..hesper thsn any other Pianos made. and Warranted for Five Years Sole Ap'TITS for Pittsburgh and Western Pn.. No. St. t st.. near Susrenciott .JAMI M'LATIGHLIN. OYSTERS, BUTTER, G A NIT„ POULTRY AND EGGS, 300 1.1-1317.1-vry ORMSBY IRON WORKS, Wharton Brothers & Co., A RE NOW PREPARED TO RE cove orders from the trade for all sizes of Guide, Hoop, Stake, Band &Horse Shoe Iron Pittsburgh. Jan. 7. 1883 PIANOS POE FEW GOOD Pianos for rent . CHARL4 I TTF: I1L1 . :11E. 4.3 Fifth street. teb9 Agent for Knabo's Unrivaled Pianos. JOSEPH MEYER & SON, MANUVACTCRERA PLAIN AND IFANCI WA H EtitoUSE, 135 S. ki(Illlela . and 4114 Penn Ste., Between 6th et nod Virgin alley, PITTSBITR(iII A 11.1 all re.l A. J. RANKIN & CO., l~ltl"~i,I F Tonic, Cathartic I'l I, I, S 1 , •no IL .1 CEMMIII F 1:( wc'l<iunl I':iil Tilt eta) pa—ra A .1 , 161 , I rrli•,,-t, PIZ EPA BED AND PITT,L?I'Ii ;IL P.l AND SOHOMACKER & CO'S I=l MELINh & BARR STREET. Down stairs OF THE BEST QUALITY XXXVIIIth CONGRESS LATEST FROM EUROPE. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO. Late From Grant's Army. WASHINGTON CITY NEWS ITEMS. interesting from N. Orleans. SPECIAL ORDER JUST ISSUED, Gov, Carney, of Kansas, Elected 5.4t1t I>lefa DeHtroyed b I,lre Pi ice, 15 cents. \•IIINI4DAN, February 10. -- The joint resolution ithich Senator Antliimv pro pii,es to report, unit \Odell is tin . the .111diViary C'ointnittee, is as tollows: Aicru 13.—N0 lituendwent should Ise nouls to the Constitution '5 [Cult trill authorize or give Congre,:s the power 'Widish or interfere within any State with 11u/domestic institutions thereof, inclu lin:' iI tt iil persons held In Ltl.or rs , r sire Lc 11W , or said Slate . • Fhi , re-aihtt ton wa, approved blur( It 1'461, and , tibmitteti to the I . ,egi,l a t of the several StatA Ow their ratification, the a ,, eht or three tourth, or them 1,, H: unite ,, ary to wake it 1 part ni the t omit aution, but owitur in the breaking out of the telallion, there wa , tin gener. ~1 hetion or the Leai,latures upon the ul t Ti- re , olution Wflq nne of 11, propo,e,l by liotHe Sele, utimittee Thi. 111:1(1..variotir , timi I.lr,,llliti•iit 13111, 11110., ~I IP, I t4Olllll . Hk 111 (,1 11 .,• 11, ;11)11.11,1. theta:: \yin bal. to 14,. scats u, ILr s/.11 )1 1,. 1,,r their action, in, 111,1iipz ralt tit.. (1..11;t1 tl,r `'., nnir haring l'"`'d in 111'11". it r..tir Ire ...•,1 ~n II; :111(1 W," , 11.1.1,n.:•fr(.111 &halt (.111y 11.,. V.,, is lit, :11t ( ;01.1 •••11l L 71 , 1 y ili.i•hrt d 111, pr.,la•r otlicer , Ally or mentally incapable of hearing Tlo Ilnu<c priF.aa..l,l f•oh-iider „lion of tloi hill to p-itahhqh a littri,ol Ferainicn ., A trair r lai.l t" 1).1 I n ill• the • -ayiipz Ilint 11 , p:l,-.llfre denctild,l " Inc lli t•firl 1. M.. tlritt Inc it , th, k )1 I pr, cr, dontial.: of Jttui- mem -I.cr front m 1111,1% / • rn A rk : ,-. 3 - . Nlr It.,tis Ohl to lay 111, in hthi, la uiliur I% hi, I the 1 - 1011,1 . \‘, nt C.,hintitire ~f ttn \\ - i i „l/• , thc t t a the L . 111 , .11 tie Elll - t , II 1111 . 11 T hill SeVcrtil TV!•l't .11r. Sl44vclls 441Trrt4,1 anit•n.llll, 411 that per , 4in (:11'ri•an dr, put th I wt 4t 4 11 21) and 414 rear , . 441 4 .Ir 4•. wlictltcr cittzon -4)l' 11 44 1 , , 1):111 14c 4.141 - .411,1 anti form part 441' tli 1.14,1i44nal and tc Ii n a ..into I rai) rd :41111 Mll , lll'oll 11.( ~crvict• tilt. 1444,44 r rcr, itr y c rlif ratc Srt. $34111. and rho , 11 - aft, 41 wan -hull )Ir. t.t %, u. ail hi• wiwiti give in l Mr. I'4 , hoped Mr. ; : leVen, \\.111,1 NI 1111 , 11 a W I allit•12 , 1111e111. A I h•eling, was now preN ailing in hi but the adoption of thepropoaitiou would retard the progrps , of [111“11 feel 111:2 lie did nut object to taking rebel propert), but that of lo)al non ought not to be interfered with. r. 13ffitt well, of , -aid the talk' ilf all 111(• rtq'llgni7t• Very 1/1•1* 311,1 1101 as property, and the enter t renev had arrived n N c , 11,1111,1 11,1• illl . lll rt , tither men are u-ttal for pulling &Iv?) the rehrdlinn. Mr Morris (N.) favored the amend meat, not being able to see why that description of property should be exempted while property of citizens of other States is used fur national purposes. Mr. Cresswell %Id. ) favored the amendment, stating that the slaveholders in that State have furnished but few if any men for the war I he Ifous.c adjourne,l at half pa , t five without taking any action on the amend ' mem.. ..t_4/otte.-I\lr. Trumbull of 111 reported from the Committee on the Judiciary, c. riuus hills to atatend the Constitution, and an amendment by way ni a :+1111Sli• tut., prn tiding for the abolishment or Itilitry through State le,tislation. Mr. Sumner or )lass. introduced a 0 solution or inquiry as to tin outrage committed on Serg Augusta of th o 711 i Cnitr l Statra colored volunteers Itv inductor of a street car in Washington The resolution elicited a spicydebate be green Messrs. Stunner, Wilson and Hen rii On motion of Mr. Trumbull, the Scu ttle priwei•ded to the ciiiHiiii•ration M the Lill pruhibitiug membeis of tontpanies, iif Bureau , , and others, 1 . 1-. 111 hr i as aitiiiinev, except in purely judicial la-e , ht t e t icil i•ourti‘. ' SAN FitAiNeisco, February a.--Tie steamer Sierra Nevada has arrived front Mexican ports with $2: - .0,000 in treasure and two hundred passengers. The Mex : ican General Leon, who left Manzanilla on the first lust., has larked here on his way to Washington with instructinn trom Juarez to the Mexh'an Minister lie reports that Negreite, who was re ! pulsed at San Louis Potosi on December `27th with a loss of 2000 men afterwards formed a junction with Gonzales, Om gu and Doblado, and on January again attacked that. place, larrying it by a , sault aftera struggle of t went y -four hour , . They capt on-,1 most of tlic Lrar rkon and a large quantity of arm:, and munition , The:traitor (;:meral Mapi, and his staff escaped. All of the traitors that were captured, comprising both commissioned and non-commissioned were shot. The traitor IViiramai occupied a position between Guadalajara and the city of Mexico, Gen. Bazaine had marched with the French army from Guadalagasa toward Mexico, leaving a guard of 2,900 men at Guadalagasa. The Mexican General Usti,* had advanced from the vicinity of Colima with 9,000 men, and was expect ed to attempt the re-capture of Guada lagasa. The latest news received at Manzan illa was that Ortega and Diblado bad been largely reinforced from Zocatcoas, and after leaving a large garrison at San Lois Potosi had started to interrupt the communications of Bazaine, the latter making forced marches towards Lalos. JadB.6ind SAN FRANCTSCO, January 9.—The Su preme Court of California has decided that the law permitting soldiers to vote is unconstitutional. U, S. Senator, SAINT LOU Li, February ate, yesterday, passed the House bill for a new State Convention. The bill defer-4 the election for delegates until Novem ber nests The Memphis correspondent of the Chicago Joitrn(fl, under date of the 4th, says that the advices from Vicks burg are to the effect that Sherman's army left that place last week—the 16th corps, under Hurlbut, following the 17th under McPherson, which had advanced. General Smith's cavalry expedition left Memphis for Corinth on the evening of the 3d, and will soon be heard from in the interior of Mississippi and Alabama. The Union ibrces in Arkansas also tire said to he preparing for an early move goutliwaid, which will put Magruder', army between Steel's command on the north and Bank , ' column on the south. The neworrarq Leavenworth dispatch says.--A joint resolution for Senatorial election to-day, passed both Houses nu- der gag rule. ProtrAs hav, , already begun to come in from various counties, and indignation meetings will be held all Dyer the State. The pe,,ple are utterly opposed to the fraud and will vote it down Ity an overw h(dming majority at the iirgt State election. Ni w Vcoth, Feb. 10 arrived froin '.N..vr Ivan: «ith datcs t , ) the 4111 inst. She has 450 rrivii of the 12111 Connect irtil reg inn lit The steamer Phint 1, nom Cairo, Leith t•tt culort . (l roops t lie lst Missouri col ored regio n teas sunk on the night or the lst hist tits 111110 S }liit,VP New Or leans, hut no lir., were lost. 1 he , tearner Mtniel Corbett arriv.,l N ()1 It.ans on the 2‘l tNith the :2,1 hat throw .1 14th Island ]teat y A rtillery. Gen. Bank: , had issued lengthy regu lations on the subject Of compensated plantation labor, filing the rate thereof, interdicting tlogging and sales of intoxi, rating driffks to plantation hands, and stating that enlistment of soldiers front plantations will not be resumed without orders front the government. Laborers will he permitted hi choos,i' their employ ers, but when an acreement is made they will lie held to it f ,, r on, , year, and then trill he 'termini d, on a limited scale, to ululate land on ptit ate av •ount, and a Cr, c labor hank tt ill be established as a -aft• deposit for their savings The transportation of negro families into ‘lisapprovcd WAsurNoirms, Feb. lo.—The flow& committee on Military Affairs have pre pay, d a bill sailing out with the declara tion hat it appears many general ofticer are hire been entirely unemployed or not on iinty eorregponding trill their rank, tint , holding commissions and draft ing pay without service, anal ,timil ing in the way of the promotion of act ire officer , : and prr,vijr, ihityjl InAjor neral , whn, ;)r, the 13th of 3farch next 'lllllllre of ,t 1•. 1111 , 1 1 . ,11" 11i1X . r 111011111 S conlinuouf.ly prior to 111/11 dale, -bail Lr dropped fr,lin 111 c 1111' , and all pay shall crane. and tiff• 11•1111 , 1 , tint :1 I,y appoinlm, nt or pro motion But this is not In tiffpct hl , - , 1,1 from wounds or in consequence offf being. prison, , rs or war fq" on parole .Iny niajnr , zener.,l n hri.::hilar •zenernl appointed tin , lor the :lit of 1 Gl so drop peel front tile roils shall not he disrrhar ,- -- ~i, but rcntittrul 1,, his former position 11 , .1 -tall or lin, , nfhr er of the regular tinny E, IQ - wiry lU.—.\ h.tii.r tle• A Nil 1- he Rapidan since tile return oi our 1'0r,.0.. rntrinient of roliol infantry y,sl oriluy throw up a rati7 iifrific pits oppro-,ito a lino nt kri•'l , l‘k rarioai the Ihtt . / . ( •,. .Pnillli! ,, int . l..llllV, 11 , 4 eXer l!d ti ft v , . . IPal i= for a go o d cause, ant will be at a time in Captain John ll (oxe, Coinmissary , tin .,iii most free frornthe annoy ance of crowd at lic:olimart , r-. an I his wife, gave a ed -treats. and all who attend b esides sules contribu i„ r „. 1 ,., fly I„ st D i a l ii It was fulls- at _ hue their mite, will have the pleasure of wit h.Thi,,l 1,, 5 _ .,.1,., , 1 , ~ n ipany ,t - „ tii, ..,, r '. .1 1 R,,ing nne of the first ehibitions of th . e . age. I,•kets can be bought on "Thursday and krulay, and ht.lie B ~ at Bent. ) Miner's Book Flier. Fifth street, and Amour: the refugees arrived ;in cmp. at ,lis door on Friday moraine.. . febtl.-2t arc several ladies who encountered the ,1t.1,;.::„[— SPECIAL COURSE.—MERCAN. dangers and privat lOUs .)t :In escape from LL,:i.R LILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION n)(1(10111. They are sitely intiodnced Prof. RICHARDS, of Providence, R. I. will asit hillthe Union lines. deliver a course of Six Lectures, at CONART - -.......- if ALL, on the "Ph ifosophy and 1' hemistry of the .1 u' " These lectures are simple in their style, NEW \ Onk. Peli. ill.--The steamer sad intelligible to all classes, while the nalignifi . City of Cork, from Liverpool on the cent illustrations and experiments will be made 2:RI, and Queenstown on the 24111 01' t e i \ it c a n scale i tr il be rendering them Nat toall. Every crowded bl with i c c uritiusfacts v an r3 d nz January, has arrived. The steamer Dnt- rheumnina with experiments, illustrating the ill, from Liverpool for Nassau, to run the Atmospheric Fires, Barometer, Air Gun, Foun . tains, Balloons, Winds, all the Chemical Won blockade, was at Queenstown. dens of the Atmosphere, Lightning and Aurora BreAleti 11, tl:bl.—A sanguinary conflict Borealis. Eveninp of Lecture: MONDAY, between the Polish insurgents under, Feb 8: TUESDA. 1 . Feb. 9; THURSDAY, Feb. i T tilMAY i,,, l l ;e i r t: ti1 ) .. ;.,0, 5 , :.0NDAY t ,. 7 Bernick, and the Russians, took place on Feb. the 18th, in the vicinity of Czonstokan. Lecture commences at 73,i'. open at for Several wagons filled with dead and j one person to the course, itl. Single lecture. 25 wounded, were brought into the town, e s e t h , l r s e . s F ' i t n t a s t at a l t oc t ) l i te Music, Book and Drug Lemberg. 2:W.—The insurgent corps w. H. kINKAID, UEORDE W. WEYMAN, under Ponenski. Uroblewski, have re- I S.MtEL• A. k. , _ N / .. o, THOS. BAKEWELL, Jr., turned to the government of Dublin, of - w i t e t i t .. .l. l .T w. WARD, HeSiRY H. ATWOOD, Lecture Committee. ter having supplied arms and ammuni- --- ti.n to I, thvraninn I letarhmentN. On the AUCTION SALES. 16th of , they engaged the Rue nil A. WC LELLAND, AUCTIONEER, j • No. 55 FIFTH STREET. FonTuEss MoNnor., February 10.— i FI T RIVITURE, CARPETS, &C. AT AU- The following Special Order is published . ritiN.—on THVRSDAY MORN ' ING. at 10 , (~' el o'clock, k ~vaitll be Assoorlir withoutu4t ,,e io r n we lic i. q i i a t, ( 55 ,i0 5 g by hider ,d . the General Commanding.— ~ ,, ,(,•i,i! order.—W . \V. ` - hore, being by i "f„ , street, F ine mahogany Sofa Chai'rs, Dressing iii, .Ivii confession the corespondent of . Bureaus. Marble Top Tables, High and Low Top a li t t i .t i ls k t i e re at f. Lo t li r rfe le s,Cook Stoves, Dining, Side the N . ,‘v York Da i! y 11'. , rid and Daily r b Brussels Carpets, (.4 ueen 5.. T,:me. , t. t lie art ;ries an,l letters from which as re, t 7utlery, Plated Forks, ac. papers ire copied with ~ppr,diat ion into Attention is called to the sale, ns the Furni many of the rebel paper, to the injury , I' Pe . rs is o i n n s e al i n e g r.t ar '' t o ie n i d e i s ti o o f n Furnitu re to dispose of the Governinent antl the ..unit\ is ordered to leave this Depart ment VIOLIN,AUCTION.—On forthwith, not to return under , , cIit . RSDAY EVENIN4, AT 6 o'clock, at 56 pain ~e being pul at Imr,l but honest it- Fifth street. Can be seen at any time. feb9 Ins . By order of mui. Gen. BuTLER. FFILIE . GREATEST . N F.H . VINE;TONIC 111_ AND FILooD PT 111FIE.R. Ft.* DAVIS, MO and A. A. U. --------.0-o. , Dr. Cutter's • KANSAS CITY, Feb. Si.—The reported : raid 11120 KMI9IIS teas t 1 hoax. Colonel . ..4 F NGLISH BITTERS. Ford has returned from the pursuit. ' The suspected party has proved to be a detachment from the 17,111 Ktin9a9 that : hail lost their way. Dr. J. C.Ayers' Family Medieines,)ay. on making inquiry t'or the right road Wen' supposed by the . DD D. JAYNES . & SON'S, inhabitants to be guerrillas dressed in federal uniform. No iruerrilla-m have' 1,- . Amr_ruy 3, 1 -j E r actrcEB. er . 4.t:d into Kansas Dr. Schenok's Pulmonic, Tonic and Pills. CAIRO, February 9.--The Stephen 7 t I, Yt ' SS Decatur, from Memphis to Pittsburgh, ar- Celebrated Buehu & Saraaprilla, rived thb+ evening with hundred hales of cotton for Cincinnati. The steamer And all other Family Medicines ean be Baker wa.y seized yesterday at Paducah found genuine at the w i a cargo of cotton She was released PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE, to-day, the char.rres again , t her not being '""t" Med Torrence & NEVarr, eicc= .ksIfINGTON,FeI,. —ln the United 6. supreme Court to-day the argo- Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Paints, nu ill in the case of the La Crosse and llil,, Lead, Varnishes, Brushes, Trusses, Milwaukee Railroad, No. 11:1, was con- !- suiporters,Shoulder Braces, CRS(' No. 12 : 1 i now under And all art ides usually found in Drug Stores of onsid( first quality, for sale low, Ti )REENCE MV , AI2II, 74) Market street, corner of Fourth. . . ('Auto, Feb. 10.—Over tune hundred - - - new recruits from Wisconsin arrived m- 1311 terfield & Co., Lay en route South. The 9th lowa in , Masters and Hop Dealers, Pantry, veteran voluntecrq, arrived from Nashville en route home. - WATER STREET, LEAVENWORTH, Feb. 9.—The Kansas s..rf„, TO $l5O PER MONTTL—TRE Legislature met in joint session fester- . A a Little Giant Sewirg Machine Co., clay, for the election of United States want an Agent in each county to solicit orders Senator. Gov. Carney received sixty- for their new $l5 Machine, with guage, screw eight votes, and was declared elected. i driver y and extra needles. We will pay a liberal s a nd expenses , nses, or give large commission. --0-111.- For part Scully .. terms, Sc., enclose a stamp, and , o NEW YORK, February 10.—The steamer A• l6 re'' s. T. PAGE To Australasian sailed to-day for Liverpool Oen. Agent for the P ledo, St d States with_ $ 30,000 in specie. frhi-Ini;x3mw __ _ ii3IOR ir.NT-211 O. 76 FIRST STREET, JIE , six rootne;tl6 per month • a large dwe house onWater street, $27 sper ; two ho illng uses BosToN, Feb] nary 10.—Liberty F'B9 burned this omitting. It was vat- I Roas street, each 11 , 240 r *ear. ued at $40,000. It is insured for $25,000. IM KRT.& SONS,4 au Mullet stieet.l', NEW FRENCH PAPER RAIVOINGS IimirEILODRONS" FOR • RENT—COM—. from tnecelebrated rosoufttoturtes of DeLi- /VAL PrOUR V4gdmill•oottrimAdoi_Odeo4 : court &Defosses. in Parts, just reoehod'And for cHARLOTTE ttum'F, • sle. by 43 Fifth street, W. P. MARSHALL Agent for Prince's Melodeons and Harmonium & , nlO 81 - Wood street. teb9 COMMERCIAL t :FI'NANCLAI,..i RIVER HAM,. - - PITTSBURGH PRODUCE MARKET. THR RIVEIL—Last evenirat twilight there OFFICE OF THY, DAILY POST, / were seven feet warit : in the chnineL The Weath- TFIVItqOAY, Feb. 11, 1864. ier during the day was cool. On the wharf bust- BUSINESS was not eery active—buyers gen- nese was active. erally are holding of for lower figures Among the sales we note the following, : I Sir' The new steamer Uteri:4d, Capt. Stevens, FLOOR -200 bids Extra Family at $7 ; 160 do is announced for St. Louis. do at 2747,40. 100 do Extra at $6,50. 11A Y—A few loads were disposed of at 1i•38640. - BUTTER—We note sales 01 5000 Its fresh roll, a %H.l e S a lN— cle lsio at tv.th 39,1-aucta • nding the heavy de cline in the Chicago market. prices In our mar ket have been well maintained, with sales at 18669°c. APPLES—We note sales from first hands of 146 bids at $2,2562,40. GRAlN—Wheat—sales of 200 bush Red at +1,46 and 100 dodo at $1,48;200 du White at el,OO. Corn-1,000 bush at 81,164. 1,18. Oats-600 bush at 78. Rye—holders were asking $1,40. Barley; Spring at $1,3641,36 and Fall at $l,OO. Lid CON—Shoulders—sales of 1200 its at 93.,;43 Stles--7500 do atits,6li~,'c. Plain Hams 6001 do at 12 ; t4e. S. O. Hams-4000 do at 14,..L5c. LARD—Nominal at 14c for leaf. MESS PORE—Sales at $:22(3;22,60 PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE. Omen OF THE DAILY THUR,WAY, Feb. 11, 18n4. BUSINESS H,14 not active--huyers are de shout, 01 lower figures, whilst sellers lire equally 5t0,,,t0. to maintain the present rates. The ciureHt ',le, were: Crude in hulk at 19c; in cluding, packages 2.3Q23 Refined—We note sues 01 123 bbls free at 49c; 5.50 do bonded at 39c. -Th V Cincinnati NVhisky Market. NV is :y—The market in unsettled and pekes declined to Eioc, and there was but little inquiry at the decline. The regular dealers, however, are not disposed to sell at this figure, and the sales making are chiefly to outside parties. 300 libls sold at 80c, and a sale of `2oi.) bbls, which was made on Saturday evening was reported at BSc. Chicago Highwines Market. HIGHWINI;S—Received 1.110 bbls. Market heat y, Unsettled and s@tit„:e lower. Sales were: 2t.tu bbls at 7 5e 300 do at 74e; 16.5 Io at 73e. At the cheat buyers only offered 7tk. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH _ . . t! 1... r I ebruary lu -4.'utton quiet and no sale, Fieceiptsl.32 bales. Flour drooping; 0,10 for single Extra. Wheat, Corn and Oat.± tin- changed 'PITTSBVRGH THEATRE Lessee and Manager Writ. HENDERSON. reasurer H. MERINO] O. Fourth night of Miss HELEN WESTERN, the young and beautiful actress, who was re ..eived last evening with thunders of applause by tine of the largest houses of the season. THIS E\ ENINt 1 , will be presented the great play of Don Cesar lion lose Lvarillo. it ert ore To conclude with The Pet of the Petticoats. Psol. the Pet Helen Western t..t. Pierre Loveday. Friday benefit of Mint Helen Western A N 11 EVERY AFTERNOON THIS WEEK, The most extraordinary exhibition in the world, the €3; vea t N[iltoiijan 'Tableau PARADISE LOST. ADMISSION CH I 1.1)1: EN V ITH I'A R ENTS G. rand Ma tin ees I:V Y AFTERNOON mils WEEK t 3 o'clock. when Children will he admitted for ligers open Evenings at 7 o'clock. Exhibition Cc , lllllllelle,n o'clock precisely. A FlElfNut iNs—ltoors open at 2 o'clock. For full particulars see hills. A. 13..M01212.150N, Proprietor and :Manager. FMASONIC , (IN Fit fl >AY MOH ICING, 12TH INST. —Mr A. li Morro-on proprietor of the Milton ian 'fahleaux. of PARADISE 1d tsT, has gener ouhly nvr tct, .1 the trees• use of his Exhibition for bent It) t tic Missions of the Methodist Allurch in the West All the ~.ney talll taken I. the regularl) appointed :tent ~t Missions. Doors open at 9t, o'clock; ex hibition itm - nneneing at lo r, 1.. It is hoped that there will he a good alt, , ndanee, as the ben A sure cure for Intemperance Corner of Market street and Fourth de 18-1 y St. Lonta Market Ail USEIIEN TS. Don Cresor de Baum. Helen Western S. Karnes Annie Hyatt Overture NIGIUT 25 Cants 15 Cents WHEELING, VA MMNEffI . - The new steamer Kate,,Eppiio 011, of qapt: riohitisoni an4elinctdieortiftelinkftl and Louisville. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. ARRIN ED Gallatin. Franklin Jas. Rees Paragon. .Clarke Brownsville. .Carrnac Brownsville .Irwin illzabeth. Donnelly Cincinnati. DEPARTED. Gallatin Clarke Brownsvilleiii Franklin Carmac.,..A_.•,./IT.ORMsville• Jas. Ree 5......... il rsvitr.i4 : f :nil ...!..: :PAsjea. Minerva 'GI:44ot( -- Wheeling. Citizen ' Kerr .............Portsmouth Joseph Pierce trench... Cincitumiii,'s.' Lizzie Martin Sheddon Cincinnati. STEAMBOAT. Wheift &i,VEVrieraWkititkeis FOR WHEEL/NG. THE I§i'ETlr A NDT steamer_ CITIZEN,,..kIapt. RA.sh, Kerr7Wg tegurarly between Wheeltifiet Pittsburgh, Gallipolis, Pomeroy, Parke tug. Portamouth, Ironton and llig,,taandyfr hawing', Pittsburgh tor Portmouth every TULSDA.Y, at a. in., and leaves Portsmouth for Pittsburgh every FRIDAY, at 9 a. in. Wide guards, large and eoatro4alale state rooms:; Thispitue4=3r.r recentlfbeen purthased'expresirly She will leave punctually at ttbe advertisedtime and will pay. promptattention•tch /thy business intrusted to her. t For freight s of pwin h mli tVida n o . febio FOR WHEELING. xrf THE REGULAR PASSEN ger Packet M.lNF,Ry4at,p • c don, has Kenunied her ohlitradn, r gr and. PittsburgA 4111.-,; thorou g hly repaired, she deserrentne pa tronage of the public generally. .1.3.5. COLLINS & CO., Agfa. Wharf-boat, below Monongahela bridge. • ,r, Pittsburgh du Cincinnati .Packets. WEDNESDAY'S CIN., PACKET. Leaves Pittsburgh every WEDNESDAY. Leaves Cincinnati every SATITIMAYV ••• THE NEW AND MAGNIPI cent eide.tilteql t er OSEP ' PiTEROE, mander, AviLl run as a weekly Packets between the above points. Leaves Pittebangt.. evees WEDNESDAY, at 11 m.. and Cincinnati every s ATUFMAY at 11 a. M. , ' Forfreight or passage apply on board or to OUP{ on 3. D. COULINC/WOOD,Egti., Cincinnati - & Louisville Padicets. FOR CINCINNATI m rkotrisvmra33. THIS DAY, FEB. 11 AT 10 A. M. THE NEW AND SUB stantial ..temper KATE ROBIN- S() °apt. Hobinsort. ty H leare itittaatineßd above.. For freight, or passage, apply on board, or to JOHN FLAUX or 3. D. GOLLINGWOOD, Agts. FOR CINCINNATI ' iSz. LOUISVILLE THIS DAY, FEB. It, AT 4 P. M. THE PINE PASSENGER. steamer NEW YORK„ R. S. Light ner. t 'omnutnder, will leare as announced above. For freight, orpassage, apply on board, or to - 1011.N.!FLACIi, or' 1/ , _ . J. D. COLLI_NfiWOOD, Agta. Evan'lle, Cairo &St..-Lonis Packets. FOR EVAN'LLE. CAIRO & ST. LOUIS. THURSDAY, FEI3. 11. AT 4 P. M. THE NEW AND SPLEN— did vassenger steamer INTREPID, C. A. SteVeSl3,2C-OmnPU4erl ; W i l k l ieftve tais xp nouneedralaiVe.l r - ' . For freight, or passage, apply on board, or to tell I JAS. COLLINS & UO.,.A4ta. H E.RNIA. OR RUPTURE. Hernia or Rupture cured Hernia or Rupture cured Hernia or Rupture cured Herala or Rupture cured. Hernia dr Rnptnrte.diftricLi Hernia or Rupture cured. Hernia or Rupture cured_ Hernia or Rupture cured Rupture or Hernia cured Rupture or Herista cured. RUPittee'Or Rupture or Hernia cured Rapture or Hernia cured. Rupture or Hernia tired,r Rupture or Hernia cured. Rupture or HerullireioAta. Marsh's Radical Cure Tidal Ititteesliatent TrPlO4.l r Fltrh's Supporter Truss Selt'-A,djusting . Truss. Dr. Banning's .!.. l itAce 1114y .. .B . mioft t for the cure of Prolapithi Uteri, Pifes; and Spinal Weaknesses. Dr. S. S. Fitch's Sils - 4r 3 1Plated sup. • !%. 'We Piles Drops, for the support and cure of Elastic Stockings, for weak 'and Elastlc.iirasea f eups. for Wggt}lggnjoigy. Ankle Supporters. for weak knee joints. Suspesksotir Bandages. Self-Injecting Syringesl also every kind of Synnge# Dr. KEYSER has also a Truss which wt radically owe Iterate or Rupture. Alai-Office at Ids DRUG STORIC. Ka 140 WOOD STREET.; sign of the Golden Mortar. Persons'' writing for Trusses should send the, Joldnber of inenes iirantin 3 tie!bddi inuneehately4i6l the DR. KEYSER willgire 1-4spc..rsotantlo,tl to the aplication of Truseea In and he is satlaned 'that! Oltbt,tuilftzrefienee or twenty years, he will be enabled to give eatinfiw...... lion. .4,;-4.i t A - 1 1 pd Self-Injecting Syringes. Self-Injecting Syringes Self-Injecting Syringes Self-Injecting Syringes . , *i f ek4",,i'y Sold at DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood Meet Sttsiunsory Bandages, Suspensory Suspensory Bandages, Suspensory Ball4tageb A dozen different Itizids, A dozen different kinsi A dozen different . kir L, A dozen different - Linde; At DR. KEYSER'S, 130 Wood street nolo-1 ydkw EX EC U TOWS NOTICE.—WHEREAS letters testatnepilaryi "fin lifeate of Iphn Magee, deceased, late of McCandless township, Allegheny county, Pit., have .been granted to subscribers;_ All I>etso4.l9 Likiebied . to Asaiii Albite will make Immediate payment, and'those claims will present the same duly authenticate& The settlement to either of the tindersied.• JAMES A. OMSOIY, HENRY Executor& WC:endless township, Nov. 23,1863. n024-dlaw&wam - ANocirla DIVTStr , ;-./. • received this da • Egoa Ftidtt6io' le Pititis; ' • y and for saby r • ITILTIVATORS • i ii tOVITS, IMOD= era churns Cutters, seed drllis/tluy elevAtors.thr P O W ., , , Cum for sale by Bil)rliAld a tom -127 Labertylitreea. 25 .1% , % 1 11{. 8 O 1 t g 414. it 71 ' 4- (4EO. A. KELLY. febl CO Fetter.' mt. Alltych =221
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