NEU
• • TR'7I3I4IOiNfrADV,P,MY
poigoi4;;; , :etiVa;i - lipxygillteltim lorotwoid
ble condition so *hick; it hie brought ,
theio , it#ineter4niggear
itsi ll i tria b A li ts44/ 40 la 4 4 4
feaCivatY may .I , kcritofp roifloklatt4g,
Abolitionistri:losTanyelledA]tindte , upoh
'spetegAiitliiniroti lAtilets 'to!, ot , dbit
theloo VTOIN**ORT N l 4ig,
DAmfaxiek,ws4m64l.oooiiktypwAns
themOtmatiatinfilbrdderigters;,-thetvery•
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league dui, on=itht ,
-d n o w
: rat
-1, 5 .eeff.4.06~9r,a1/4g, eas..e , A;Pnw:
iiu4enseDrernorirce eto
r, - eorthittlittliii4kifind`;iii•olikPthe•irmy;
enti enYi t o il% riNa?....o re kfi ls e 10t* I i n.
• et _ ...ekSY l Aleven ' the- most
brromocarttlatic-ia:boginning to - tremble
for the ftritoi - i; TheAAritty , ;of the Foto
maClata,',Wor nine ifilttithspeiza ,
•• 1448404. 1 444 1 4dfitt,
natga•Of tilettystlttrgrlV:Lbaa , been rusti
catingin-,rural-feabertftfile in the South ; :
anc l_:q?A l i eo ;ii.tg /114-61 9P the new
Yeal,j,?,9gmsil4tx, *tad' we believe in
orcimskligUeinsint..-jirhase tante are too
atuldnirizeinditiourtitnis; for even=Aboli
tioiiiatn
CO' gainsay or deny. They . are
filling ,than peopie , with gloomy, forelned
hypo and, well they are upon
thewery ;Verge of; national `battimptcy,
and' keenest among us is unable to
see_angle star, to guide us through the
surrounding gloom. •
Mit present antSprospective troubles,
our beitteitpors§7 ? the Gazatte,ezpects to
ban char at r 444 •alleviate , by protest
ingregainstaem. ;Like ,iteundertaking
to crush treason by making . mouths at
the#oltdia, s it is now determined to ease
the, „Athe people by telling them
thattliere- is ricefeause of apprehension;
It seemato think that one "can hold a
.ble hitid`' s by thinting:;of the
frog; aidets44' Or l willOw naked hi,.
Decemberainw, by mere remembrance
of -Zthe -. .ansn 4 lw:a . „,heat.',:, Under, she
oaPY9 , OrOf a.:13F1401t n eighbor pester )
daYioOnunenced:as follows:
Via" ptbtl a{? against "the asipmeent feeling
d in' isitiy;trietele cancers-.
ing th u 1r - UN &allow idertiitta.r
'Ntrir.miihiaigalitAg4 l - 0 t'ft> hbnld•bebtete
dld f fikigng,lll. l fs tlostp r that "the rebeli
have aFftattj commenced tatletin—ftt Fort Pll+
4owillEkt4fulidirnit,.4l l litodtko 41fif WI of her
anrit inulittardicera.l , yireltear"theenently the
onemims ,
or hie "fit. , ihtielehWOMP Per ceiiti 4 ifiut
can iikiigr'Tisrlfrie bitterelif 'buY public debt,"
,'we felpectiu sOleratto . our
thistibfiltill'enoks,e unizarakialid tiAshifdly` at
itignistfeit,oeiintiele °tetra' , citizen'
istilesetelr ince sinesoind it L.
alsolsbi Walden' hi; the
.?!; t - w . ji: *. seenthat the. Go!
F;• ZettfaViikentbitt are Wining to despair,
whoillutithw‘inontimainee,were for "the
• h " 4 :40. 11111% ,.„0 1 44..,t4 last Man," now turn
thelffiscingTstalO:fikialtie' of gold and
gral 3 .lofteke, Mid..sneff ,Tip national and
oerional,iruin in every breeze. How
bite the:tfentoria otwar perished, when
4:4 - ,thesellerce - patriots, who were a
itliOrtilitee`ago failiaislint• all who pre
, die
~Yiseiirelleisf a t tite;of affaire, now
Width; iitept i ff i leli . reelitifon 'of green- .
bacita..a.AtW f Aidvance,„in, They.
are gianie•strikete; and alb she protesting.
eari)iti`l•Finibnot,•; give: ,
the& Bon "di apPre•
• hetutiMe.APPaint7,-.-CaggOaiiw4.sA
lementationgsho •toldselha,coutdoy that
iliMeess our ffoattelaj
rot " 1 1 it is. not
theliwOrAilika*Min to Amy or dig-,
guhie:‘.lo3lrattiilla valpable.,.. If defeat
oviealessjbniiiitas tbleitnink and
mei t * **ten forbid), let those at
the itajosnciptoWlefige their no;
fitness for the task of sustaining-the Un-
ion, and retirainto -obscurity to repent
for the manyzahunftlectheir .:stapidity
andishatiniamtnffitted coup
ti7=.' Weftthe:4naticitris, ,
04** t `frute 1 .114111 ,tii
' 1 ‘;0 - 4.kgPAAPe ui . uPsii4 4re bie
roadl4malpsua-grestness: six more
see'dalgalgsVtlii and happy people. -
Thtti Viditygi t yfpVelie:tsztice:to
Pack)l ll4 4 fr iiiis , 4o l ; l l4;icisive4 l 4 3 coral:
nentOdierewhieheworwill onsidten
tionVitiTionik Eit*.tor , Ow many dirty
ide gNikg###lo7 t
0
TikVi
manner of the sword contest at the met-
roPtutiV which rtatilted in favor of
61 ,4 L:n:73,r;.; • • '
4,0
"Thitttimpti -, 44465t Itbagri ,thit :AilnePtt,
OjLI blukt 1803110watairgoarozavr, Irt:flunk
feriscßompatkelfmnwi*o4,44.497ol4eq*-
streei bons oinii#R4, IstrAltitalftett Fa.WM')
MOUTH PWAIARICIMUOMY(farrriPARM
VOttatgagraiXt l AolcartlthACUO4oMl 40.49 t,
1MAR141~10q,y,9140 pubtkp.thvithrec
weekonothevicollig,ithgt.994, iiiyisvoce 1
ganageouttroPo"lo.ll4 ?Ike 1
acv 4 74 1 1040 14 .*MP larga OUPY:4lO4Oaar
g av eza*P OO2IO4 trIs QU OAT II AM I TA Oh ;The
swor#lo l 4~oll. ll Ata.o4 l 4 l oP. The n-
atat 4 a4o 3 l~ tok:Afity who kiwi!
oretlimiasic**W. eqes
'sort* S4**KOMII II 0 49%SeOPPrthibswoqp
_
tin t 0 cquiftekmaiidi ti erti. QTht elect
*if be to detorive the Goirernnieht
Some-twelve million dollars of revenue,
'and giTe a bonus ,of tiftytper t ,gen,c.to.
jhe owners of tlie„stocks on hand. or
!'the effects alreiidyfelt;the.'Philadelphia
t4gir reinarks.: The proposed increase of
gpodshas had a very
gv_triorlinary • effect - upon the trade of
j This city. It his largely Increased the
lothdrawal of bonded goods from the
ttstorn-honse, and;"or course, added to .
ih.e . teceipts -7 for duties; but the . most
%larked effect ~h as been shown in retail
L rritde. 7 Ste Watt's Slid' all the • large dry
toOds_and fancy stores have been throng
fiiethe latittwo daya by a numbed. of
,gager;retairptifchasers; and prices have
ierTgenerally :been:marked up twenty
ve -per cent.. The **lige of Mr. Ste
ii/rinfe.bill in thellouse will take millions
'134 dollars out of the pockets of thepeOple
Wadtransfer -it to:the shopkeepers, even
'if it •should never _ become a law. In
qveifs',jrArthis legislation is mischievous
end. wateful. It disarranges trade and
emhatrasies merchants who have goods
i pn the way to port; works gross injustice
iipoti
__those who ordered fabrics undef
the regular tariff, and is a heavy and
grievous tax upon theretail purchasers.
The only persons benefited are the spec-
Ulators, and we are bound to believe,
their confederates and friends in Con
gress.
L ab ' 1. > " 14114 - •
L-.
Tightening the Ropes. --LGen. Grant
has issued an order, under a decision of
the War Departnient, that "the term of
a regiment is to be computed •froni the
day of muster into service, without ref
erence to date of enrollment or of any
service rendered a State," in which he
'states that he will resort to the most ex
treme measures to enforce the decision.
He, however, indulges the hope that no
organized bodies or individuals, after
having borne an unsullied reputation
during all the eventful scenes that mar
ked their connection with the Army of
the Potomac, will suffer the honorable
fame they have won by their gallantry
and good conduct to be tarnished in the
closing hours of their service by acts of
insubordination which is, or, if ventured
upon by any, will bp promptly suppres
sed, and can oniterminate in the speedy
and certain punishment of the offending
parties. By this de cisoin and order
many regiments—the old Pennsylvania
Reserves, especially—will be kept consid
erably beyond the timegenerally anticipa
ted. It can hardly be a wise policy that
can dictatpa policy towards veterans of so
stringent a ilatilte: The Valley Spirit, in
Speaking Of this arid the Reserves says:
"The United _ States government,
uncrer this deCision, ' may gain a few
months service from these men 'at the
etpensei of creating great dissatisfaction
and losing them tor a new period of
threelears. The' tteatment of our gal -
NO 'Reserves, on the part of the Gov
'ernnient, has been shameful ever since
'they entered Wasbingtoin, four days
after the battle of Bull Run, fifteen
'thousand strong. ' They have since par
ticipated in all the battles in which the
4.rmy of the Potomac was engaged, and
lave covered thernselVes with glory, yet
'the Government has persistently kept
them in front 'and refused to accord
them what was "so freely accorded to
other troops, the privilege of returning
home to recruit their 'shattered ranks.
:Nothing. 'short ' 'of "annihilation would
:Seem to be the fate of the gallant Re
'serves, the pu l id e of Pennsylvania.
Shame!"
Since the decision and order as above,
it is stated that the War Department
has backed down aad will now grant the
Reserves a furlough to recruit, and date
their term from the first entrance into
the service of the State under Governor
Curtin.
The' following are some of the con
clusions aimed at by the House on Com
mittee of the Whole on the Tax Bill
The tax on brown or Muscavado sugar,
produced froth cane, was fixed at two
Feats per pound. On clarefield sugars
Above number twelve, three cents, and
;above ntimber eighteen, four cents per
paundi ,• The tax on hills of sale of vessels,
,w4eit the' consideration does not exceed
$500, , wet fixed at fifty cents; over $5OO
; and not exceeding $l,OOO, one dollar;
_exceeding sl,ooo;and for every addition -
1 $l,OOO, fifty cents; - conveyances on
real estate, when the consideration does
riot exceed $5OO, fifty- cents, and for
every additional $5OO fifty cents. On
bonds and incittgages or real estate the
same tax as oti 'conveyances. Passage
tickets to foreign - ports, where the price
does not exceed $3O, fifty cents; over
$3O, and not exceeding $5O, one dollar;
and over $5O, and for every - additional or
fractional part thereof, one dollar.
A tax of treat five to fifty cents was
imposed on warehouse receipts of flour
,and provisions. An allowance or "draw
back" of 151..80 was made on• refined' oil
when eliported: A tax of five per cent.
ad ea107;60 'wits placed onice. An amend
met tWatt ifitePted that the one hundred
and nineteenth section, • suspending the
collectiorref the direct tax until April 1,
1885, remains in full force 'A taxof thirty
five cents per'ponnd wasimposed on solid
chewing tobacco , --the - same as on fine
- The - Tax. Bill.—The Washington
• Correspondent of the N. Y. Herald, says:
"The • House devoted both .sessions on
Honileyto the eenaideratien of. he Tax
bill, and.it , was neatly- Completed in cijm
mittee the same night, Tt - v,ottld have
been finiaked but forithe filibustering of
Aft... Stevens, the 'chairman of the &eel.-
>culttes" of Ways arid Means, to prevent
;he strikitig out of the proviso , auththit-
Ant railiOads, • steamboat, 'i•ferry and
bridge corn - patties, to -and the amount of
-the Mit to tlie , rates of fare impeded-upon
their ptiehertgers. Notwithstanding the
efforts cif 7 Mr:' , Steventi and one or two
toth'ers;':lke Wes stricken ont,
and tie taxi"increased •TO two and-a half
- per cent. The bill had been very much'
alterell.dfitinglta disettailion in Coinmft
tee' eYi yh 11 Whele, liVe. hundred
amendtitcalta having been-Made tort. As
it now staiffit it is-beltetted that, with any
Ordinary. iffortalto'preVent ll.erpetra
tiott of (mud, broduce fitful three
fifty
Until thifi
attempt , to "
!fation;Affid
-ad that
frinn leading
-tho report.'
'off Cattforf•
icing ; States,
ken -out the
thatototitic
-tilibtlid tie
affset by an
trittew;_per
- Aided- and
,- A.: , 16 - .1.,
---.:-. \-4.-".'-':-.
.:vri!~R`F~' . .
The .4„Tie Central
TrAtAlt oVN . ...Mt*, at a meet
t~auflasdayAiiittfliaifi urged the
natation as a necessi
1V Thy took sti ii grounds against
~.kiMPtinentent of the Convention, and
rt*. that illke,,reasetas assigned for
a iinStponetifettfmerile, and, in
Ireit4lidgeniefit, Iliciatedlry a desire tn_
obtain more time to defeat the will of the
LOYAL People of the countrx—i, e., the
friends of Afr:"Zincaln, who consider his
renomination certain if the Convention
will be held at the time, designated.?
Thus, it will be!appatent, that. the
Freemonters,. the Chwites an. d the,
t derails - are noe"loyal." But what
is meant by "at the timid designated ?"
•Do-the "loyal" Lincoltiltes fear some
great reverse to their favorite ? Do they
tremble for the fate of armiest—but no,
they care not for the fate of our armies—
we mean, do they treinhle for the Taiga.
Lincoln through defes,t of our armies
Or do they anticipate trouble with Fre
mont when Maximilian shortly takes
possession of Mexico as King ? Or do
they guake with. fear at the financial
troubles that are fag gathering and
looming their black forms above the
political horizon ? We will not pretend
to say; but there is something in the wind,
w e are sure, that requires haste in rivit
mg "loyal" chains upon the i"loyall'"
dupes of the great joker.
At this meeting ex-Governor Noble,
of Wisconsin made a speech in favor of
re-nominating Lincoln, and denounced
the friends of Chase, who were infavor.,
of postponing theConvention:as Wild!
better than copperh:eads. Tile royal dis
senters will therefore have to look to it
or Forts Lafayette and Warren may yet.
yawn their ponderous gates for some of
those who were once among the "unco'
loyal."
Paying the Militia.—On Wednes
day last the bill appropriating twenty-,
five million of dollars for the payment
of the' Militia was rushed through the
House with very great celerity and lit
tle opposition, on the recommendation
.of Secretary Stanton. A letter from him
accompanied the joint resolution. He
stated that the Governors of Ohio, Indi
ana, Illinois, lowa and Wisconsin hay—'
ing tendered a large number of men—
eighty to one hundred thousand— for
ono hundred days, without bounty, it
was estimated that twenty five millions of
dollars would'uleet the cost of one hun
dred thousand for that time. He there
fore recommended a special appropria
t. on of that amount for that purpose, and
it was done. He nuttier stated that this
arrangement will not interfere with the
draft, but that such men will receive a
credit of one hundred days if drafted.
The quctn is filled up in Indiana, Illi
nois, lowa and Wisconsai, and less than
two thousand are due from Ohio. Secre
tary Stanton furnished the joint resolution
and recommended early action, and it
was done quickly to the letter just as be
wanted it without comment. Ci.rtainly
no otstacle has in this been interposed
to the success of the coming canepaigu.
It is presumable that the whole matter
has been long a subject of discussion in
Cabinet council, and has been there
thoroughly sifted and determined.
The U. S, 10-40 Loan.—Every
good citizen of the country is most
strongly interested in the establishment
of the currency upon a sound baks.
The exterilt to which gold gambling has
been carried, principally in Wall street,
New Fors, has certainly had a. bad 'ef
fect upon the country—not so much,
however, by any real injury done, as by
the tendency to destroy general confi
dence. The Secretary. of the_.....Treasut - ,y,„
seems to comprehend the situation, find'
so far has succeeded in keeping Abe
bulls and bears at bay, The Ten-
Forty-Loan, now offering will be press
e 1 right forward, without may . l,change of
interest„ and no temporary loans will be
made of the &nks. With - .the prep=
encouragement from the people, in this
crisis which demands important seer&
flees, he feels full'confidence in ltbt.itbit=
ity to checkmate tke `whole tumtty of
speculators. He will receive minify 14
heretofore of the banks or of Individuals
at five per cent. interest payableott text
days notice, and will run the usualAne
of one year Certificates. The Fieeselitrr,
reliesnpon the people for the IlleillB,,
upon-the army for victories, and upon`
Congress for adequate taxation. There
no question that loans disposed among
the people are far preferable to any other,
because thereby a large number are made
interested in the upholding of national
credit and it cannot go down while
tne people.sustain it.
.
What would they Have.---(ke:ot
our very loyil .cotemporaiies
teously twits the good ladies of the
North, and praises those of the South.
It says :—"While rebel women are 'de
nying themselves all luxuries and many
comforts of life, that the rebel cause may
succeed, Northern women are indulging i
in a reckless extravagance of dress and
folly never before equalled in this coun
try. *lf the North is bankrupt, no small
share of the disaster will rest upon silly
women."
This caviler must have fiirgotten who
originate and keep alive the soldier hen
itlciar3t societies of the North. He
probably has never been to an hospital
or at the rooms of the Sanitary and
Christian Commissions, where a thous
and—aye thousands and thousands of
articles of female handiwork and utility
are stored for the benefit of suffering hu
manity. Countless bales of every article
of clothing, of bedding, of lint, of
bandages, of compounds and delicacies
to cool the parched tongue and temptthe
sluggish appetite, are there as tangible
evidences that what the caviler says is
not true. Let him but go and do but a
tithe of that which is . accomplished by
one of these noble women, and he will
have no time left wherein to slander his
fair countrywomen
• THE Cincinnati Commercials corres
pondent relates the following anecdote
of the great joker:—While the Western
Governers were in conversation with the
President the other day, one of 'them
asked him if he remembered a certain.
Major of the —lllinois regiment. Mr.
Lincoln replied "he couldn't say that he
did." The gentleman addressing him
then tried to jog the Executive met oey
St little by mentioning a circumstance or
two connected with the Major's history.
Finally Mr. Lincoln remembered him
very• well—which fact he stated in the
following graphic 'language. "Oh yea,
I know who you•mean. is .that turkey
egg faced fellow that you'd think didn't
know as much as a last year's bird's-nest."
This was the very individual referred to.
It will be seen that Mr. Lincoln has
ther fortes than statesmanship—and
physiognomy is of them.
DR. ORESTES "BROWESOSI t - a stmotg.
Abolitionist, and very able man, ex
.presses the following opinions of Presi
=dent Lincoln; "The President's mess
eres are generally wrong measures, or
right measures at a wrona •
.ivrong - place.- . 1-
leather, ar
noble enrol
I - with your
ter feelings,
to theyseng4p
seems ..,134r , fr
strong ram!'
his deniagftu
'to pfeirent an .
"Ib t e„notnizuttii
vent
we doubt I . ‘ .
government
and . against
him?"
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b (4l e4WOr
4, sakk
it Otibotir
vuuttorit,"--
-SBIM
-At \
*Mt --
becifi'vrabib
ited in 04iita#11#; .
A Bicau-11 , 4401334iiik4ecently, In
fooci,
"elifithigt=oy-eirota
Wgenerally Kele"eik-4.t . 49,1 - 10,
old ntw-;ni,itfeaW:4eltd
ni'atate°
"Hum as A Kiri!" has become an ob
solete comparison. It is now "As high
ss - butterr -
vER yiSufbete,ati' y h gags at
the china shops, yOu livVe a rfglit - to go
- Wand they are mark."
TICE beii-tikuceein tottlicrt,htlikticed
side brisldewould make a row
- itineiMihWin length: v`
IT seemetb- bb the finipretiliton at , the
Federal Capital that Mr. Sumner's forte
.is in presenting petitions. .t".
Wax is '(7l,d Abe a bad afebitect? Be
cause he is all the time busy making
drafts to, tuipply the deficiency cif his par : ,
Viollit dr444ga,
ON thelfith instant thereVas a-severe
shock of an"eartliquake at Quebec.
houses were violently shalsen..fifi
people lied ;to the.litreelV
lbrittriffilis of General McClellan in
'New York, are about to present him
with a sword, to be purchased by dollar
subscriptions.
FOult beautiful curtains, intended
.for
Jeff. Davis, and recently captured on a
;blockade runner were lastlveek sold at
"huction in New Fork,, for , $4OO.
THE militarycommisitlon at Fort War
ren has adjourned, after examining 106
. prisoners,':and forwarding the reault'to
Washington.
TunGreely -circular, asking for a post
ponement of the Baltimore Convention,
is creating conald - erable indignation
among the Lincoln men in Washington.
Most astounding developements have
just come to light respecting,lhe fraction
al currency and printing bureau in the
Treasury Department.
Wnrs-a 'young lady offers to hem a
cambri; inn ikerchiei for a rich bache
lor, she means to sew in order that she
may reap.
THE nearest relative of George Wash
ington, now living, holds an important
position in the rebel arniy, and the old
est son of Zachary Taylor, is also a lead
er in the enemy's ranks.
CAPTAIN SMOOT, of the schooner Fly
ing Scud arrived at N. Y. yesterday,
from Antigtni, reports that uo sugar has
been raised there on account of a great
drought, no rain having fallen for five
months
TILE Louisville Journal says'''Fred
Douglass thinks that the blacks can nev
er get rid of certain mischievous ideas
except by amalgamation with the wh tes
No doubt this is the only way to get the
kinks out of their heads."
Tam condition of the Army of the Po
tomac is daily improving. The enemy
shows signa of activity,- and has attempt
ed to destroy orle of our bridges. Mose
by has SPOGated in quite strong force in
front of ourlines.
eW altting 941
the verandah
of a
w ' bate!, hailed one of the "oldest
inhabßintS,7 and inerdred'l the denomi
nation of 'the church uofin the opposite
, side-of the , road. The reply was: "Well,
.she was hard shell Baptist, naturally,
but they don't run her 11014'."
• THE House Miry Committee on
Wednesday authorized, a bill referred to
them some days ago, for the more apeedy
trial of *terrines. It provides that all'
Luxuriant Beauty,
spies, murderers, guer Vies and but Jaws I Promotes Its growth, prevents its falling off,
Convicted by military commission or'l erscticstes dandruff', and parts health andpleas
antnass to the head. it stood the test of
court-martial, sentence shall he carried
w ee tsin ei os tan t t i ; „
a t o e t ;ere o ; ri t g e. w i a ll i t
4 iri e; w e ir f a u b l i iiie , r a rt reves an h d o: s l Pi_
Into effect without referring it to the an.
0
thorities at Ni'asbington.
A smw days since a raft was tliscover- c omde m i a l D o i rtirtp,ul o 7 - 3 ,3 ( gr 2.
ed be on fire While passing down the iimadway, New York.. T o sizes, We. aa q.
Susquehanna river. Persons from the
I shore finally reached her, when they
found three men on board, one' bin-ned to
a crisp and the other two 'lnsensible,
Nothing could be learned of them; butt
It is supposed that the raft took fire while
they were asleep or under the influence
of liquor.
CERTAIN Rgpunt.CAN journals have
declared the Executive of the country so
"incapable that the question now is, in the
midst of our "terrible struggles": Can
the nation carry this man through them,
and notperish in the attempt?" he being
not only irimarapetent,', bet incapabl, of
better thiAgs, because " unconscious of
his own unfitness for his place."
A FOREIGN LeAN,t—The New York
Times intimates that should the further
curtailment of the greenback • currency
and the continued high rates of gold and
exchange seem to demand it. Govern.
ment will negotiate a loan of i$:,0,000,000
in Europe. A memberof the house of
Jay, Cooke & Co. will leave for Eartipo
next week.
THE Philailelpia Enquirer'N Harris
burg correspondent says: The bill for
the organization, of our State militia now
before the Legislature, will be signed
by the Governor as soon as it shall have
passed both Houses finally, when a proc
lamation will be Issued calling upon the
people to organize under the provisions
of the act, in readiness for a call , from
the Government; to which - the Go'veritor
will respond in a call for volunteers for
a hundred days.
LAW and conscience seem only to
catch the little thieves. A few days ago
two dollars and a half were returned to
the National Treasury by a Government
rogue, and the Secretary of the Treasury,
has just received through-MaJor General
Dix two hundred dollars transtnitiked to
that General by some unknown person
who acknowledges it due the United,
States. What a blessing it would he if ,
some of the bigger ones—the millionaires
—would now come-to a state of contri
tion and restituticin. - ° '
SECRETARY SEWARD, writing to a masa
meeting it Philadelphia, speaks or a tlie
loyal States, the loyal Govertiors f the
loyal Court; the loyal . Mlnistets, the
loyal Consuls, the g.ity/Doctors, the loy
al Teachers,. the Pipal:Clergy, and the
'Nu/ Press, as maintaining the Union:"
We sun b$ , itudt*.hgar of IQYat;eth#Ml
ney-sweeps j loyal ; boot cleaners, .lo,yal
rag-pedlers, loyal jolt soap dealers, loy
al lager, loyal pigs ana\loßl toads. of,
loyal Thieves we have a plenty Lo s
—Exchange.
ARMY Corms..TArepent ox9firiPe.u)
by a Brigade CothAtsearfin theairhyb
the Potomac revealed the fact that in
the•ground coffee-On:eddied to soldiers,
there l‘rge _admixture of.-pulveri
zed g 1,813.. ; , One barrel charged as one
hurdred;,oll sixty kiikiirida of coffee Was
found, 'tb 'contain ten pounds of Mese
Thus the contractor swindled the soldiers
and the Government out of fpur
receiving forty ceute:pex'pound - fOr fric
tured window Ranee.. It would„he well
for the enldieis to grind their own coffee,
and reserve - the - privilege Of buying their
own glass.—f„ Wa4th r pstter to.the Cincin-
COMM*l.**(4l.
c rtv .
OARTITAIMIrtI24
• :11 kgVer . ter4 .
• afklery liptcware,
• /0. 7 st,
, . uusevkigkidek) •
• jut...lyd wtxtet • - : • IL,
varg=r-i-Tpirr i rsix%. ,
. IS s OY' thea 'P e Dr.'
' rtiq't
2.
fFalaT-02v720:41aW
wuraindnuded *or
134 amiumai
d street..
.117/3EURGH„
- ._d~
::: APRIL' ~ 39,
o n z.. 7 -777 7. mox . one FOR 3110D101.
_______nal pu Olats at JOSEPH PI,EMING'S
-111WEIFO...E.T • ram' Market ut e rt and the
EAkiniel...—
~
Fine-0 ..11.4,`Qgnfto Brandy, 4 .-- i7/";_ i
' ', .Pine Old PoreWitie, M:tra p,
'MOM' Whisky, ,r,...„2.1.-.
Eine Qld Cherry Wine, :.,...*4
7 nmo II 1.34 Olen Wine,
,
___.: ....,,1,... Gin a
i"C . -4 • :irli , r:i7fitli) IN
~.erk. . t
, -4 91 44-ft • - It , . : Catawba Wine. - ~- -, 1
' 'Tholeliquors have been purchased exclusively
for medicinal purposes, and those having use for
them can rely on their purity. Also on hand,
Congress and Saratoga Water, Blue Lick, etc.,
Pritrie - fmt - Sotta - Ash, Fineand Coarser.
and t Edger Goods — crf
ietiaitie,, sissOrtinent of Drugs and
gt t t etit Dies. Soo" Morning's Drug Store,
'AMY tP942.140.5,d110_11e-rin't
MYER' St Eittga r Y
S T I Cl - NE AS,
• • PRINTERS
- • AtiD
:•;lank Book Manufacturers,
. as
IF 11 0 srr .10 '1"
POST BUILDINGS.
AU Orders Promptly Attended to.
sob
,
Garr...rtiSiS KA THAIRON.—HAT ESA
iron is from, the Greek ward Hathro,"
or "Kathairn," signifying to cleanse, rejuvenate
and restore. This article is what its name signi
fies. For preserving, restoring and beautifying
the human hair it is the most remarkable pre
paration in the world. It is again owned and
put uy by the original proprietor, and Is now
made with the same care, skill and attention
widen gave it a sale of dyer one million bottles
per annum.
It is a must delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scurf and dandruff'.
It keeps the bead cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, mitt and glossy.'
It prevents the hair from falling off and
turning gray.
It restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady of Oenleman who values a beautiful
head of hair should use Lyon's Kathairon. It
is known and used throughout the civilized world.
Sold by all respectable dealers.
IJEMAS S. BARNES lc CO.,
New York.
I/A 6; A .71i'S MAGNOLIA. BALM.—
••=& This ie the most delightful and extraordi
nary article ever discovered. It changes the sun
burnt face and hands tea pearly satin texture of
revsshine beauty, imparting the marble purity of
oath and the distoigue appearance so inviting
in.,the city belle of fashion. It removes tan,
freeLles, pimples and roughness from the skin,
Irm, uig the complexion fresh, transparent. and
smooth. It contains no material injurious to the
skim Patronised by actresses and Opera Sin
cur.. ,Lt is what every lady should have. Sold
aierywhere. Prepared by
W. E. H A.GAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to
DIMAS S. BARNES &
New York.
arREIMSTREET'S INIMITABLE
BAIR RESTORATI Tyr A , DYE,
restoresburestores gray hair to its or nal color, by
supplying the capillary tubes wi natural sus
tenance; Impaired by age or disease. All inaltan
trinrous dye., are composed of lunar raortic, des
troying the vitality anti beauty of Mahal; and
akiford of themselves no dressing. Heimstreet'a
Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to Its
natural color by any easy' process, but gives the
hair a
lig/Br...MEXICAN MUSTANG LINI
MENI'.—Ihe parties in St. Louis and
Cincinnati who have been, counterfeiting the
Mustang Liniment under,pretence of proprietor
' ship have been thoroughly esteped by the Courts.
' To guard against the turther imposition, I have
procured from the United States Treasury, a pri
vate steel-plate revenuer stamp, which is placed
over the top of each bottle. Each stamp bears
the fac-simile of my signature, and without which
he article is a counterfeit, dangerous and worth
less Imitation. E..amineevery bottle. This Lin
itue: - .t has been in use and growing in favor for
many years. There hardly exists a hamlet on
the habitable globe that does not contain evr- I
deuce of its wonderful etfeets. It is the best '
emollent in the world. With Its present im
proved ingredients, its effects upon man and
beast are perfectly remarkable. Sores are hens I
ed, pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animal,
made useful, and untold ills assuaged. For cuts.
bruises, sprains, rheumatism, swellings, bites,
caked breasts, strained horses, &c., it is a Sever. ,
eign remedy that should never be dispensed I
with. It should be in every family. Sold by
all druggists.
D. S. BARNES, New York
t VHS ATIOVE ARTICLES FOR SALE
by SINION .TTMINSTON,
c.r. Smlthdahl and Fourth sta.
feb2e.6mti& w-eod
itgarDIARRITLEA AND DYSENTERY
will decimate the volunteers far more
than the bullets of the enemy, therefore let
every man see to it that he carried, with him a
lull supply . of HOLLOWAY'S IPILaLS. Their
use in India and the Crimea saved thous
ands of British soldiers. If the reader of this
• n o lice' cannot get a box of Pills or Ointment from
the drug store In his place, let him write to me
SO Malden Lane, enclosing the amount, and I
will mall a box free of expense. Many dealers
will not keep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make as much prat as on other potions ,
make. 15 cents, 88 cegts,. and • $1,40 per box or
'not. ap264wn
_
W o DILMOBIAW VERIGTLAN 110/113E
LINMENT.—.In - pint -bottles at
_tlfty
cents, Cures lameness, outs, galls, calla, tee. ReM
the following :
Bono's, July 7th, 1883.
Dr. Tubtas,—We have used for the past year
your Horse Liniment for lameness, kicks, cuts,
bruises and colic, and In every instaiice found It
the best article 1 ever tried In this Circus compa
ny. Please send .me six dozen, as it is the only
_liniment we use now. We have 108 horses, some
very valuable, and we do not want to leave
town withOo.t It;• . HYATT FROST,
Manager Arnburgh Co.'s Menagerie.
Sold 'by THOS. REDPATH Pittsburgh, and
all respectable Druggists. 011 ice, 68 Oortlandt
street, New York. mkl7-Iydiswo
' :DEW • TIEING UNDER THE.
SUNI
In its eats:it—instantaneous.
in its coloring power-matchless.
In all its ingredients—vwetable.
In its operatlon—naturg.
In its beautifying reenitt-enduring.
In its tendency—preservative.
In Its Popularity—unequalled.
CIIIINTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
-rit pronounced both by the World of Science and
the world of Fashion, the finest preparation ever
invented by art to rectify the short comings of.
Nature.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, No. 8
Astor Rouse, New York. Sold by all Drug
gists. Applied by all Hair Dressers
mItIT-1 ydikwa
ligar..A FACT.
•
Is it a Dye.
• • • • • - • • • • •
In the year LW Mr. Mathews first prepared
EN
the YET/AN HAIR DYE simte that time
it has been used by thoutginds, and in no ingtance.
has it failed to give entire' saU.e•don.
The VENETIAN DYE is the cheapest in the
worbt . pOcels only' fifty ; teats , and each
bottleMenta.ins dbuble-the iquantlty. of dye in
those nsuall sold for al.
The VE DYE is warranted not to in
jure the hairtrt_sealp in the slightest degree.
The VENETIAN DYE works with rapidity
sad requiring ne-prawation
whataVen.'
. t.
The' .VENET.TAN DYE produces all ,almde
that may be 4eidred4-one that wilt, sot&
:, , or wash out-ate thatha all permanent Oa Mohair
.Itaelf. .For sale by all druggists. Pride /so' cents.
L BUT :ENE,
~, General' A
Alsoauttfatturer of a , A libili4AALO.
, Cisoas, - theteatlair Atretudigihl , use. Ttlie T ,
cents. , - jeustil-tyd
-- - -
. :1 1:• pineal/ix
-T LIMN 3 1 and tRLSTADORO 2 B HAZE
DYE, sold at
J.cos. , FLEAliaysWrG sTOEE,
'
:Dor.or tbemam and Market !lid,
Elefr VIVP.S=4.VIV vA'*
mars' :
apai rrv r - 136 Wood Stever—
IagrOULDERS T 001.141—,
ror tale
a by ATA3sraBOWN
p3O
• 129 Wood atrekt.
which this to supplemented', the Secretary of
the Treasury As authorizterto borrow from time
timecoe tini-erinllt , of- .•,* •
`exceeding TWO HUNDRED MILLION DOL
LARS during the current final year, and to isne
tiiiresstiVkaane-therifoi.l3.34-Orrner7:77'
finials of the United-ebiiilijaitH Bondi is
mad" lindbilhif i kcAOlNßEs. 4 , 0 1 1 -
TAXATION by or under any State or mlis,
al authority. Subscriptions to Sbe l ei rt
received in United States notes•dygd#ortriW,
tional Banker: They are TO BE REDEEMED
IN piiaaure of the Government,
at any periOdttist Zen Man (en nor orreo4.
years from their date, and unilitheirredeinc . Moik
FIVE PER cErvv_ibrrESlE:sir.: vai:*
PAID IN COIN, **Bonds of not 'cost;:oustiOn
dred dollars annually, and :on all other Bonds
semi-annually.
The interest is payable 'on 'the'llts'
March and September to_ekbh gar . .
annual Coup:ins are payable at thOse dates, and
the arMilal Coupons on the 00 and 100 dollar
Bonds are payable on the that of
Subscribers will receive either Reglitartidfor
Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer: Iregisteie r' d
Bonds "itrerecorded on the books of the U. S.
Treasurer, and Can be transferred odly
i on the
owner's order. Coupon Bonds ma pliUd;
bearer, and are more convenient or''Clibiiiiiptetat
•
RegigterCd Bonds will be issued of kii'sl,enom
in.ations of Fifty - Dollars, ($50,)
Dollars, ($3011,) Five Hundred Dollam ($5OOA]
One Thousand Dollars, ( , la,000,) Five Thishaii4,
Dollars, •($5,04k4) and Ten Thdpoi4v3 Dollati,
($10,000;) and Coupon Bonds of the dencindint ,
tions of Fifty Dollars, (ISO,) On* lltiadntal
lora, ($100,) Five Hundred Dollars, (009,t and
One Thousand Dollars, ($1,000.)
Subserihidtuisii :this loan 'Mil hive the Tspidortd
of having their Bonds draer,fintereat tetunSlarch
tat, by paying accrued ititeresit ,, in : , noin-.4ori
United States notos r or pates 0t:34-101-941.
Banks, adding fifty per cent. for prenilnin,) on
receive them drawing interest
from the date of
subscription and deposit.
As these Bniu4i'are exempt Iromminciclii4et
State taxation, their value hrincrittuseii:Wrrinie
to three per cent. per annum, accordlng 7 eo. the
rate of tax levies in razionsiirtOt*eeelintry.
At the present rate of • premium on. pa they ,
pay over eight per cent. Intermit in atirriney;
are of equal' cOnvenienca as a permarmit or UM:
porary tnvettment.
It is believed that no sectuitiee offer so.greiX
lnducctuents to lenders as the various tiescnp.."
lions of U. S. Bonds, , Itt ali atheignreisreln
debteduess, the faith or ability of prlvikie .per
ties or stock companies or sepavatti co uit
only is pledged for payment, while 'for thell
of the United States the wholeproperty'efthe
country 'is holden to seder* the iiiideit:of
principal and Interest In cop.
These Bonds maybesubswiWifiviniustrugnulb
bbo up to any magnitude, ' m 'the
and are thus made eque!tly=tokttlnitik
eat lender and fhe'lairres s se They can
be converted Int; nionei eY saj6 *gl>ize. ape
the holder will have the benefit of the !recent.
The fact that FLU tiuti&a Af i l l oW4l4B ire 'ptyiible
in iitio — die inerdshee lama forilke fiaffient or
Laterest on all Goversunent Bona' largely la ex
cess of the wants of the tm. roz ..ti47.
Upon the receipt of subscriptions a certificate
of deposit therefor, in duplicate, will beiaaued,
the original of which will be forwarded - by the
Subscriber to the Secretary ofilieifitri, 'at
Washington, with a letter stating the kind) reg-
Li tered or coupon) and the denomination of bonds
required.
Upon the receipt of the original certific a tes aL
the Treasury Department, the bonds stilmatllacl
La will be transm itted to the subscribers:- res.
pectfully
Subscriptions will be received by the treasur
es of the [tatted States at Washington, and th'e
Assistant Tsittiturera at NeW fork, ikteiZo,
Pittl
adelphia and by the FDISTNATION.O4i
OF PITTSBURGH, PA., MO NATION4I
BANK OF PITTRBURGB, PA. and all Nation
al Blinks which are depositarliai of .lartille*ii;
ey. All respectable banks -and Inatkirrathrrrugh:'•
out the country will furnish furtherinfornuttion:
on application, and afford every facility tosub
'. - ap9o.Twdlk2tur
REMOVAL.
>7. ,
=ad
.. 11! • 01:,
WE TAKE 4LEASURE I.
forming- our friends end the public gener,
dlouse hmtae,
ally, that we now occupy the large and commie-
No. 12. Bissell's IllOok,
ST. CLAIR STREET; -
Where we have pat received from rho reerodlicr-,
rulers of
W. B. BILADBITBY New York
• A D •
SOHOMAOKT4 & 00., Philadelphia; e
A new lot of their atm erlor
PIAN kO*
Also,a'‘mplete auxpAmfatzt
Celetlaratt
HARMONIUMS -MELODEONS
And Musical Goods Gentnalik.:%.
The superiority of the.BRAVIIORIC EVA:
is already established. In the td r : 2 7 o ol,P fIA
no new insttutaelit ha/ gained 80 rat Y tzleF9P
ularity or received so many p mi
the apace of two yeark se the ffewZrkle..FAll:
Iron Frame, Overstrung Bass and G
Piano Forte, manufactured by Wra. B. Bedbt~
ry. SOIIO/11,ACKER, fa CO.'S PlAlkilltitiving
been so long and favorably known-in tbla and ?
other countries need.no further comment„
AL Gsauranteed for Five Irglearo. , .1;
. .
WANERUNIt & WM, :', .1' .
...... -
i
Soiehgents for patebnishandweet
wo. igasselPslßoeX SE
1 ~ - V
Arrlo6ll.qet 'third Pftatoll.liiiigil;i7-s
Sig and Itep ne promptly. apao
VA- BROWN, Na 50 SMITHFIELD
street, „cures ty s,%l , P
tions, (icemirdie4 , Sl
Discharges, Impurity of e Blood, n Disermi ,
es. Scorbirtle Eruptioretter Ringworm,
,-,lklereorial DiseaseseSenal W
Rheumatism, Female Weakness, DI Sup
precisionsns, P , Diseases f the Jointailteteous • Af
fectioains in,
of the T
Bjaddir 0
ed. " Cure glared
XI ALVABLE I, lloi-,Pon. sALE—uo
v acres, fromeft'llolse-eultivation, remain
lec choice , hlin s ilit i!ilselling house , double barn,
shingled,
~
.. 'st 100 pod tniu m l
Le hr tsy h o
i yeses ' , litd, *SI wiiiiiitar
• sittuiteln:liolVertoitd • '
• t kaki fruitt FO
lut rlitt •oo•
omit *mit apPly toom Sowiet •
\ ,
S. psiasElLT at SONS
14 0 0 Y. - .J.1. - - .0? ) .:,.,;.:.1.:.1,-., • -
Jr. ANE VOLES-.At SMALL, •
111 4.0 4 F - -brfsA-.
• •
CREW 017411.4 . 11 E LARGEST • .
best atoek in the dty—For Wit b
'JAMES ,
lee Wood meet.
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s.you goto the Postodlte, and IMOthe - M Uiliiii` - '
4thil steady Income .01,. , tantittege t thal.sskihteg , .'
1 -
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&pm, each awn IlWaYdrMak cutetal h*l ll t ilt
each, see the akears loadlegiAnd thliaetting stem
door, and sap; whamdlithaicafaitESTßOCTElE
th the West, xast,logkosttlythigtm-Mencepotthe
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Cm-Fifth. and -Market St:-
.. = 41 ,
Are nolyio4o9flirsittil
otola.. SHAWLS
OF NEW-FOT/SFYlvii
Frend thiilizesalooplkitis
rc itl 0 ,
DOW MC GOODS
t.. -. I.ALAVAYS ON HAND
New Silks,
•
Dress Goods,
MILIO:
Cloaks and Shawls
s.
Decidedly Cheap,
GARDNER & SCALEITERIS,
MARKET STREEt
TEN-FORTY , - LOAN OR-U; e_
KURST NATIONAL BANK o*' 1
1` ri7LSBUSG/4 i
- 11 .
Designated Depository-find - IP4- 4
nancial Agent of the
United States.
,Bp entic i ri n Uf the Treeetll7MirgOi ~ 1
#da Bank ive Subsodottututfor eit - ,
/arty frpetigurt..ficad..beartorEkukds.; ..e-e, lt‘z ' , AV
A eonnrdaslon will be allowed talL IMN-Ae,t
era andlitakett , ,
~. Order' Are 110/ArJAMES LAU
_ llaj*3,-
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llumbuirees... , are , -a.ocrut r iti 1 4
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ed.
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IBlVirrslOaAwr limr---0 0 .210 .. „ t y
.ii,c i fbuigi..,4,4 haw- recelved - uarest
tells' SlidlniNil ,brinunt" sentuse-
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Klr e =i l Ve grthen illttitl a elt W I E MP =1:1 1 1 1 , 41 110. • It' vk , ..
•
Val ioutiti
charge if the first ' should fail- AU* ,iweelv ~,.
one of the lintat atodirtoever hrtragtit --,
of Philosophical, MA laUlt= .z.:l
strurtkent which 1 'ell to oat - Valley ' •
end reelleettu4 toulte ionoasteol tul , 9
3. DIAIVIO , Praeteid - Optiebur., ,I
Lookout tar Ifo. 51 , -.61 , 4 1,26ittvegi . 1 .4 Y.,
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O
,DIytARS s : s • • •
—4l."etieetel neeiste gtif the. iteoltht*MM.
the OAKLAND RAILWAY OGIBIPANY wUt 4,
be kttailW ..therAler*l.D. W. A. B..jijetion
MONDAY, Mel*, eidgetattnt , ..ts i: l
••.• newieneeitne=it AP4,IPf:4?;
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