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MX DLXON ON THE ISSUE.
In the Senate, on Tuesday, Mr. DI xos,
of Calumet:Mut, made a formal and authorl-
WO's? Expbutation and defence of the Pres
ident's Policy. He was calm, temperate,
servile. It was such a speech as no Sena
tor, having n proper sense of official digni
ty or orpersonal manliness, would have
made. Not that any objection could rea
sonably be raised to the advocacy of that
precis,' Policy by any Senator who was
convinced It wile the wisest scheme that
.bad been presented for consideration. But
it is disgraceful for a Senator to abdicate
authority for himself and the body of which
he IS a member, and to tiorxtpt optic Execu
tive dictation any Policy whatever. The
Representatives of the States are a power
in the nation. They are made such by the
Constitution. The maintenance of their
putt authority is ~Mini to that balance of
powers which Is Indispensable to the safety
and stability of the krovernmont. Hence,
the Senate ought always to 1* jealous of
encroachments, whether bold sad defiant,
or crafty and insidious, on its proper do
main. Most of all ought it to be jealous of
encroachments by the Executive, for, from
that quarter arc encroaehmenls most likely
to be made, and with most fatal effect.
And this leads us to digress far enough to
say that this rule is just as applicable in
determining what ought to be the attitude
of the people in a controversy like that now
depending-between the President and Con
gress. The primary inquiry ought not to
be is the President wise or foolish In his
plans? but, does It belong to him or to OM'
of the co-ordinate branches of the govern
ment ;to initiate and carry through the'
measure? It is just as offensive for the
President to intertere with the prerogatives
of Congress, as for Congress to meddle with
his prerogatives; and vastly more danger
ous, in the long run, to public liberty.
Now, what is the President's Policy, as
expounded by ?dr. Dixos I It is that the
rebel Staten, its States, have forfeited
none of their rights as members of the
Caton; that Individual citizens of the re
volted States have incurred disabilities In
participating in the revolt; that Congres,
ban noth‘rig to .M in the premises but adopt
thin view•, Urea. the President holds to it
that each House, for itself, has A right to
judge of the validity of credentials of !nem
bership presented; has a right to exclude
from seatslmen who are now disloyal, but
not for disloyalty during the war, lie, in
deed, said something about maintaining the
Test Oath; but what he said on that heat]
wits inmnsintenrwith the general drift and
scope of his statements and argumentation+,
and, so, is unworthy of serious connidera•
It In rwrfeedy clear to our minds that un
der tills policy the sktutherit delegabons
to the Senate and the Bur... Of Repo--
eentatives would to ounstitoosl ❑udlt Ii
of conspicuous leaders In the rebellion.
We believe this policy is not simply mien
lated to produce that result, but is per
sistently urged for that express purpose.
This may be regarded in some eirclea
an uncharitable impeachment of motives.
All we have to say is, we ore quite too old
to judge of motives by profess-Mum. This
policy, or at least parts:of it, have been In
operation for sonic months. A good many
Standore and Representatives have btattt
chosen under it---Hay towards one hundred.
if the whole lot, there are not more than half
a dozen that would have escaped the halter,
if the President bad stied to his doctrine.
that "Treason is the highest crime known
to the laws, and ought to Is. punished as
latch. - Xor. does their treason' consist in
following unwillingly the action of their
states. They are the very tram through
whose agency their Stink. were taken into
the (Mil .. .hammy, and arrayed against the
I . llioll. 11 is not to get the remaining hall
dozen into one or other of the Houses that
the President is atruggliug with all the en
ergy of n gladiator. It is not to get this
al half dozen in that the President's
Policy is greeted with loud h 117 ANS by all
relielilom and lay the whole copperhead
fraternity at the North. The Fresiiicnt
mean". to get them all in. They so under
stand him ; the Copperheads so undemland
hint.
Mr. Ut,ON thinks this Policy admirably
adapted to stimulate loyalty. We have
no respect for the sort of loyalty that would
be engendered and developed by this pro
re".. We have great confidence In the pat
riotistn and wisdom of Congress; and . a
distrust, amounting to positive aversion
for the whole set, north and south, who arc
applauding the President and urging him
to treachery towards thr party by which
he was elected, and to violence towards
Congress, or to such members thereof as
refuse to Submit to his dictation. The ex
citement which now -prevails throughout
the country is the legitimate fruit of that
Policy. To what further evils and disasters
it may lead to can only be told by await
ing the revelations of the future.
THE TEST OAT H
The Conservatives are disposed to make
much of a phrase in the President's conver
sation with Gov. Cox, that he was oppoosed
to the admission of any but loyal men into
Congress. The quesiion at once arises
whom does he consider loyal? and that he
answered himself, on the d, in this wise:
••./ am for admitting into the Couneitsof tht
nation all their Ilepresemealmes who are un
mistakab/y and unquestionab/y LoyaL. A
man who acknowledges a/Legianee to (he
Government and who swears to support th ,
cbitstitistion must necessarily be loyal."
If any doubt remains on this point, the
conversation held by the President with
Mr. LarMIN, and others, of Ness York., on
Tuesday, should settle it. In that waver.
cation heexpreased the conviction that the
test-oath was too severe, and that any niem
who will take the oath to support the Con
stitution should be admitted to a seat in
rongresa, if elected theieto.
This, therefore, cuts off all hope that the
DAVlS,,aiylaslown Democrat, edited ny W
teat-oath will be adhered Wfor the purpose . u . . r y
, that democratic "dead duck"
of keeping disloyal mean from office. If
whom t he Pen nsylvania defeated
any man who con swear support 4 " . last year for p eople u of
dltor General by over 22,-
Constitution la to he regarded as loyal, em majority, Intrude President's
there Ls not a disloyal man In the South.
veto to his readers with . the
Lee and Davis, llreckirtridge and Forrest
such as "A t Statepsnoatlrlda, " A Reb
!; head Ili "'
a, in that case, to tat reg as as arded loyal
re Dean President Abandons Party," pu
the soldier, who fought to sustain the • anti surmounts the whole with a blazing
ni on .
! cannon, which Is belching forth Its Joy,
Tres REBEL DEBT.—It HIM ts par ; Davis probably had most of these heads
of the original .70.11NMONIAN plan that standing to announce his 'own election last
the rebel debt should be repudia-
fall; and failing to find use tar them, then,
ted; but Mr. Roonrts, of New Jersey, who laid them aside for the first democratic vie
was one of the orators ut the Prealdirbre tory that should (turn up. Having diatiov
meeting in. Washington on t h e mi, tW t l ored that victory In the veto, he very mura..:
since then broken ground against Its repo- rally shouts "Zurard,
On Monday, lie 'declared in the
Tin: New York Tribune says
House that to prohihit th e payment of the
tiatione are on foot looking to a fusion of u
rebel debt "is the very emblem and quint
fishy Republicans who took pa the
essence of despotism." The Conservatives
meeting in that ally on the "Al tt arl i t n h the
e
who are preparing to unite with the party
Tammany Hall Democracy; and Gov. SAw
of Mr. 800 F. 11.5, will please Makea note of it.
Ann, on Saturday night, tons taken In and
• done for at the "Manhattan Club" palace
of the aristocratic Denanemey as though
the arrungemente had already been per
fected. At the date of tau advi c e. , th ey
had not been; yet nothing In the future, is
more certain than that the "repentant Re
publicans" will soon be following the flag
of Sham Democracy, and shouting for the
not loses of Iluxunany Hall.
• Tat: TEST OATEI.—It will be seen by our
telegrams this morning that the President
is opposed to the Test Oatb, and thinks
only essential to require the common Oath
to supporrthe Constitution. A good many !
of the men the President would now res
tore to ptacos in Congress took that Oath,
and with It on their conscien&s plotted the
destruction of the government.
THE VOICE OF CHICAGO
On the :Nth ult., a vast meeting of the cit.-
izenti of Chicago, was controlled in the
Board of Trade Rooms, to sustain the rights
of Congress. Hundred. hint to go away, ,
unable to get in. The meeting fully rev,-
Rented the republican masses. Gen. Jou
L. BErCEFIIiftE presided. The fifty V ice
Presidents were selected from among the
most distinguished and honored citizens.
Idrut. Gov. BOr» made the first speeeh:
We only give one of his peints:
9 know, my fellow-citizens, and I felt it
when in Washington two weeks ago, that
there is indeed a great crisis coming in our
national affairs. 1.1" e have put down one 1
rebellion. The Constitution has been tried
that no nation on the earth
have i tio n u s lY l h away
snatained itself against such a
rebellion as we have pat down. It may be
that we have another contest; and It now
may be that it this difficulty goes on—hav
ing commenced when President Johnson
Maxie his inaugural address, and culmina
ting on last Thursday night In Washington
—it may be, I sae, that we have another
contest to try, if this thing goes on front bad
to worse as It has oenimmeed, and that la
whether she Chief Executive of these U 4.ecl
States cannot be Impeached and de pmod by
the American people, in Congress asiem
biol. 'Vociferous cheer's.] In the history
of the past no such contingency has arisen,
hat if the President of the •tinited States
continues his disgraceful—
It ry of "That's enough"—followed by
"Put - him out!" "Copperhead!" "Copper-
Never mind, my fellow citizens. Let him
stay; we want to convert that man If there
is any hero that needs it. I say, my fellow
citizens, that this contingency may arise,
and If arise it must, If that threat that Con
gress has appointed an irresponsible junto
is carried out, there Is power enough, and
uulliority enough, and patriotism enough,
in this nation to save it at all hasards,
(Cheers.] Let me say to you, my fellow
citizens, that wu have In Washington, in
the Senate of the United States, and in the
House of Representatives, as dignified and
SA patriotic a body of men as ever lived on
the face of this footstool. And while the
nation, while C'ongress wilt not Interfere
with one right of the Executive, while It
will not touch Mr. Johnson in I arson, nor
in In tluence, nor in ant other way, pro
sided he executes those dutiesas the Chief
Magistrate of the tuition, yet there is power
enough that will save the nation against
the President. That power exists In the
Constitution and in the people ofthe United
States, and In the God whoguverns us and
who will save ICIIPPTS.I
The lion. E. C. LA.RNED followed. After
reviewing the matters at issue lietween the
President and Congress, he mild
"Now, Kentlemen, I have only hinted at
these various propositions to show you the
position taken by Congress as the position
which every American citizen must Indorse
--that Congress has a right to determine;
that the right is vested in Congress to de
termine whether in any or in all of these
insurrectionary States, governments have
boon instituted which represent the people
of those States; whether they have been
instituted In a lawful and constitutional
manner. It is the duty of Congress, it Is
the right of Congress to look into the mat
o•r. I trust that these men In Congress AN ill
to found such a hand of iron men, k flowing
their rights, tilled with such a:spirit of Amer
ica!, patriotlstm, with such a devotion to law,
with such a - high and solemn regard fur
their own rights and position, and fur the
rights and position of the American people
whom they represented that, resisting all
the Islandishment of power, resisting all
the enticements of Executive patronage, re
sisting every temptation brought upon men
to swerve them from the high course of duty
and right, they will sum] there like a wail
of iron against the encroachments of Exec•-
utive power, and say, "This is our right.
and by the Eternal we will vindicate it or
die." [lnlmense applause.]
illiam Rapp, Esq., editor of the ///i
-aoLv .1711.abc Zeitung, took the stand and ad
dressed the audienee in German. lle sta
that that party to which the Germans
generally beiOilged had had bad tigi rue in
Vic.• Presidents. Tyler laid pros ed (al.e to
lhow• who made him, and now Johnson. on
that day on which Mr. Lincoln had once
uttered words of freedom, had said that
whichshockedNull throughout the entire
country.
Among 1,401111.101 11.1. I wrt% tlll.
Th a t henceforth we do 3... e and
condemn in Andrew Johnson the upon en
emy of the Republican party, the betrayer
of the most sacred interests of the nation,
and the head and front of all the reaction
ary classes that are now stirring every
where, encouraged by him, and blending
all diversities into the support of his new
policy; that we adopt ti, words of old
brave !ionntor Wade, stigmatizing the
President, as follows:
"Why, sir, the liediey of bringing these
States into the l'nfon, with all their
lion and trenson In their henna, is no better
than treason itself. If there is any man,
he he high or lose, who is an ads ovate for
bringing traitors Into the COUlleiil4 of the
nation, to participate in their delibrations,
he is no bettor than a rebel, and is a rebel
nt heart." -
=1
We could, if we would, Lill our -columns
daily with extracts from the Republican
press of the ,country, -which would show
conclusively that the Republican papers
that supported AN DREW Jnn .Nsos for the
Presidency, are now opposed to Ilia policy,
and all intensely indignant at the speech
delivered by him on the - .12d.
There were it few papers in the several
Stnte.B which tried to convince themselves
that the veto was not an act of party infi
delity, and that patience and moderation
would bring the result round all right. But
the speech that followed It destroyed the 11
tuition, and now all are off one mired
In the• whole country there are not half a
dozen papers that ever laid any claim to the
credit of being Republican, thatsuatain the
President in his speech. NVe know of hut
two—the New York Times and the Phila
. delphia News. Beyond these we have heard
of none other, and they are welcome to the
infamy of their position.
Iri Missohri, Kansas, lowa, Illinois and
Michigan, not a single Republican paper
sustains the veto. In Indiana and Wiscon
sin them are one or twos little weak voiced
in condemning it; in Ohio, three or four
controlled by office-holders try to make the
beat of it, and about as many more, con
trolled by office hunters, approve IL In
Pennsylvania, a few approve It outright.
and here and there one is to be found
anxious to explain It away, if possible; but
the great bulk of the loyal press of the
State is opposed to the veto. In New York,
outside of the city, the Republican papers
stand firmly by their principles, while
those in the ctty, with the exception of the
Tr tae, now as heretofore, gunge their
principal by theft interest. In New
land, as might be expeked, the party press
Is almost a unit against the veto.
Looking over the ground, we ate aatislied
that the newspapers which speak the voice
of the Republican party throughout the
country are all on the elde of the right .
The few which are not with us aro devoid
of Influence and position. The people are
all right, and the political trimmers who
are now astride the fence will do well to
take note of it to time.
THE EFFECT.
Inhere is ono loyal noun in doubt as to
It
the drift and tentleno ,-,{ .la Jon :., .
sos•o recent utterances, w nt to rend
the subjoin,' article from so Chicago
Tows, the sok nowlodge4 organ of the .lein.
ocratio party in that city :
'•We d o net lieSitnte to deehlre that it is
the solemn dut%'of the President b, follow
his words by deeds. We do not hosintto to
derlerr that it is the solemn duty of the
President to command the arrest of 'l•hud
deus Stevens, Wendell Phillips, Charles
Sumner, and their confederates in Congy,,.m
and all over the country, for the crime of
treason. In no.other way can `this North
ern rebellion be promptly ipteTled,;,and the
public quiet restored.
And it the rump Congress shall not spc , eil-
By abandon its seditious, revolutioaaq,
and lllwlcti practices; if It shall persist in
excluding the Representatives of eleven
States from their rightful seats, snit in ex
ercising the powers of the Congress of the
United States, we do not hcnitate w declare
that it will I>ecionte the solemn duty of Pres
ident Johnson to constitute himself the
Cromwell of the timeand dissolve the rump
by military power.
"Desperate diseases demand desperate
remedies. President Johnson chameteri-
TAM the Radicals in Congress sue the leaders
of a second rebellion, and denounces cer
tain persons as traitors. If he speaks truly,
he is confronted by a desperate disease in
the body politic. If he he a tree man and
it Just magistrate, he will speedily apply the
solo effective remedy In an desperate a rase.
" I fhe would have the support, confidence,
love and support of the people—if he would
sustain himself—if he would avert another
civil war—if he would save the Republic—
, he must strike down the traitors at one ter
rilile blow; he must crush this second re
bellion under the heel of his power.-
WHAT THE PRESIDENT'S TREACH
ERY COSTS US.
"Occasional;' in his last letter, sips
Although slavery hiss been legally abol
ished by an amendment of the funtlainete
tal law, that fundamental law still contains
the provision under which white rebels, a
minority of the Southern people, will ~.int
inne to represent the exdored race., and
thus, liv the von act of emancipation, pro
bable increase their representation, under
the existing ratio. and irre sistible alteration is defeated together with I
all ethers scarcely less consistent, in cons,
quern,. or the aggrexsive attitude of An
drew Johnson i—delinited in every attempt
to elevate and enfranchise the colored
plc in the Digtriet of Columbia- defeat."
the great measure for the ref,urrn of tile mu
nicipal government Itself--defeated the na
tional na•asu rr of iinother railnad from
Washington to the North, and 'yen t e
nim
the District of Columbia to the city of Bail
; tiniore. Also, defeated, or signally delay
ed, is the vest title of emigration setting
southward, hearing upon its bosom the
5tK411.1.1 , f a new and enduring prosperity,
and carrying with it the banner of that po
evangelism so tarded in the deliver
'ants. and pacification of regions long op
pressed by IgllUrarll-0 and vice.
Ile might have added tliat the admission
•if twenty-two Southern Senators to the
1 , Senate and of sixty-see en Representatives
to the 'louse, will be follow,' immediateD
by the repeal of the present tariff, the; M
laugural ion of tree trade, the assumption of
the rebel debt, and the i !Wren., of taxation
until it too burdensome to beitr.
NOR , H N11.1 , •N AND Lett to it.- The two
ltrpresentnti ce Ih.legates from Northamp
ton. though not inetrnrtwl, are for t; EA RN.
They tern• olo.oted at a in,oting
where five hundryd ynles teen• polled. two
third% of them for the I ;.Aa.ral. The So,
torial I),lrl.Tate i.omeg from ',high. and is
for ( :EAR V. "No of lhr lt,pres,ntativt•
Del-gal, from I_-high is Cr EA ;
other for Kt-ao•trt NI.
T E 1:011growsion11.1 Commalee
Ow lieu. 'ruoNtA:, W:1.1.1Am.0,1.1 the eetiti-
Iry u grant .service, in orl , riMar ou••
trod th•iusuud copiers of hiR refvut • , peeth
for distribution throughout Uu• Oolluto .
Terrific Explosion—Five Ken Killed
sod RIS &Mors Wounded—Lewin:lc
lion of s Furnace.
A most terrific erplosion of a boiler occurred
about halt past seven o'clock last evening, at
the furnace of J. A II J. licitly, Itwated at tic
) unction of the BunnsYlvuoitt and Union "'
na In, at the borough of Middletown. resulting
In the complete destruction of the lurnaee
and the deatly‘f five men. besides the wound
ing of sit o ler Iterlaoll4. one Cl whom cannot
live. Eig hollers—four large and four small
—were 1 he furnace. one .1 which woe raised
from it ied, passed np and through the tin litl
tng, d carried a distance of some rite hun
dred yards, ; Oyer a brick slai cluing and far
ts:lce, and lodged in the Pennsylvania Canal.
All the other boilers were torn from their
places, nod scattered In various directions,
some of them passing through houses anti
other buildings. A portion of a tattler was
; lulled through a room in which two women
I were lying siert, lint missed them. The bridge
over the Colon Canal was carried away, noth
, log tint the abutments remaining. The cinder
cart and the berme attached to the same, were
standing near the bulldtrig, and were (tarried
j dtstanee of City yards, into the Union Ca
nal. Thirteen men were m tint NI - luteo at the
time the explosion occurred. iif these the
following were
Kilied—James Thomas, chief engineer; Benj.
Boyer, (a traveller who had when lodging in
the building;) Jarrell Sleeper, an ernplort,
Geo. Washington Burrell, an employee; Ell
; Ayers, (toloreald an employee
Wounded—Patrick it• Donnell, scalded; Nell
Itettly, scalded and bruised; llleliard Malone,
shghtly wonndedt Bleaker Itantiall, danger
ously wounded in head mid tradly scalded, can
not survives Henry Serogglrra,slightly wonnti
ed no. Meyer., slightly wounded.
' t he cause of the explosion Is not known.
The chief engineer war rnt ilk pont. 01
arid was found dead, near byeshertJv after the
accident occurred.
A colored boy, who had taken lodging in the
sand-house, was found covered with intones
and rubbleh,lnit upon being relearned from his
unpleasant situation, ran sway, and dial not
return until this morning. lfe we. unable to
give any account of the nocideni
Many of the dwellings located in the vicini
ty of the furnace were more or less shattered
by the fragments of the exploded boilers, and
the whole town was shook to Ito foundation
by the explosion, the report of which was
heard we far as fillispire, a distance of about
three miles.
The loss of the :demon.. Mellly, will real, if
not exceed fifty thousand dollar,. They in
tend to rebuild the works Itrumeatately and
I
workmen are already teeing employed n re
moving the remains of the old structure, which
Is a total wreck.
Want of apace prevents on (rum giving
more extended account of the ?earful accident
which has thrown no many households into
mourning. The accident is one of the most
destructive that ever occurred In our county,
and a sight of the rump Ia tiscosallngiv un
pleasant, to say nothing of Um sadness that
Tolman in the vicinity of the scene.— flarrts
burg 7Wegrisph.
SIMATOR GRAHAU.—We see by the Pitts
burgh papers that on the part of liome en ef
fort has been made to pot Senator Graham In
a false position on - the subject of a liquor law
to apply to Allegheny lately mussed In the Sen
ate, while in the Gazette ho defends himself in
a card, with all the dignity and frankness
po
culler to his personal life and Senatorial ca.
reer. While we do not desire to interfere In
any controversy Senator Graham may have
with his constituents, believing him to be ful
ly able to place himself right In their estima
tion, we still cannot refrain from writing that
the constituency of no Senatorial District are
more faithfully represented or diligently
served than those of the loth Distriot. At the
State Capital Senator graham Is respected for
his courtesy as well as his mental ability—for
MIS moral tune as a man that would shrink
from the slightest wrong or the least dishon
orable action In any ease where the interests
Of his constituents or the goal of his fellow
men are involved.—flar.isf,erc 7tirpropa.
19 PI
Mienlos" Tars l—Every Republican Journal
In Michigan, that had come within our notice,
has thus far been outspoken in Ito denuncia
tion of the veto of rreahlent Johnson, and In
Its declaration of intentions to •suotuln our
loyal Congress. in our city it has thus far
been impossible to find an Influential Repub
lican to call such a meeting OA was held, on
Thnraday. In New York. Our numerous ror
:wt.:lndents report a Molnar political sidles In
all of our 'prominent towns. The Republican
party of Michigan is true to Its principles
this crials.—Detrotf Tribune.
Tax Cleveland payers announce that 'they
are up with Rochester, Philadelphia and other
cities In the ghost line. The ghost of 'Motor
I
Hughes, who was hung for murder, was smutn
the stable of a German butcher, who had
taken a great Interest the Doctor while liv
ing. The Doctor'. ghost 1k reported also to
have walked the corridors of the jail, In the
same suit in which he was executed, much to
mor-GspqrryaGgg . 1 • AUCTION SAtfir
tho terror of the keepers.
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IMO among nett aufferFre. The followln i % are ' the Annual Alerting of the Stock and liondho .1. 'i , 1,, yoorth tweed .11 h ,- O eolui em
t N:utli of Smith unaliirg. 577119iPidl"'"*""
th ta , e . G°m dti m i 3 1 17 r i.T . w i a L u S i s M , amal E ,, Q. l , l te r r b a o , p tl h a r; 1 ere of this Compa n y. for the Electioe of Dlreetore '
, d such other - business am Mal come before It, will 1 ... l ea ~,, m a i ad.., w .l . 1 . 15 feet front
Ordon E of Dan bin th °Mee of ssial cOmesany. ill the Cita of um ~, with a p - "-- " 11 . I _ lllll4
, An n A 1 p., lien , at to unlock . A. ig. Th ' i
cOunty, ThOnlan J. J se., p ,he held at e . T 1 1,,,, w rwmirma ds , dr i,,,,, 1 ¢Ol In yOpt I, W p V ego of .4 r.ed wit 7 WAIT mom
county-Ehertsbury Tel. ' Pittsurfb,..on.
_e
•of ots l
o ,
Tell Buffalo Cotover learnn , from the parties °l'.
and Bond Transfer Books of the ComPoef, ll'i `Valour street to rear o int, 1, tar , r
, cad no In t W e
1.. , 17:4 , .t. r Bilorio.rit'is p l ea of lei.,
interested," that suite at law have beenicorn- ' l itelr ellloo lu the (Ilty of Flttsburgh, and it the i ; '; ll. nlestreet. Terms cash.
In
"at'g ' I "'
rammed by ono of the most eminent lawyer* 1 - r ester Agency. it the City of New lark. will be , fent-Ml.ld A. ?dell-WAIN& Auct„
F. M. HUTU - IMAM, Secretary.. .
In that city at the Instance of eriveral 01 our 1 claed an the tth day of March. at :o'clock , r. si., , .
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! paw WARD, ALLEINIKE
CITY . , HOUSE AND LOTS' AT °NPR
prOMlnent Penlami, agednet the CPidahOney, I a remain closed until =I d!ty of Starch thereafter.
for the recovery of money sold to have been , fonlad
A
fraudulently obtained from them, by the hum
_____-_---- __ .-____ I COURT BALIf..--rUFADAY EVENING,
,Mitch R,
Ing and sale of hoods of the Irish HASTIIIbiIe, ' UPHOLSTERY. es 7,., o•clock, will be sold 0111 second moor, of
,Com
without. a shadow of authority. 1
... rd ., ii . d .. war-. I. MI Smithfield' stre et, by
I . -..--.• - ---- - • -- -- -------- order of Orphans Court, the Ileums and, Lot at
A rorno cashier in a house, tbi Broadway, I ricuaubw. MIRIAM T. untaloEll southwest corner of Rebecca and Walker a s . b.....
Bow York , haa been discOvered to be a defeat. ' 120 (MTH STIMEETITPIIOI6,I9TERY i
le gal reel 7 inches trout.. liebeccalt, and ei . ,„a.
ter to the amount Of 410,000, the result of stock I 1.7 No. at FOURTH STREET, rum `Veen,—The 1 tagalong Walker street, Rd fleCte aldelds street,
garobling. Ile to very respectably connected, , subscribe. manufacture mid keep constantly on being It tent wide en_ Shields, etreet,.whernon la
house and Lot:situate 90 Wet Wein or street;
and recently married a beautiful and accorn. i hood. every article In their lino, rim Lernlces, Or. ere clad a two , aterr_lllick •Irellles. Also, the
plished youne lady of that city. Efforts are 1 tintneold Certain 6 ° 051, ClaOrt..; - Fl.t/te , Ueda
tut va ; a of U kinds; els ,o the celebrated Patent the lot 2ifect trout on !Muth Audoornobt r i mm are.i
1 l i. ....etir . P:vi i , m • All kinds of klhands. Blinds sqd Pik- I and 100 feet in depth, whereon is erectedaiwo- ry
being made to prevent any further exposure ,
In the matter, and as his relatives are wealthy Mot [tendon to given to an Gruen lb} , Frame Dwelling. Terms _elastic One.HUMl4:le;
they will probably succeed, his employers be - i attic g iutelayllg down Omwt.s. 011 Moths. etc., , balance lia elm atid . twoyear_h With bawler - - '..' •
fag guaranteed against lose. NI EURSEITS a DIMUM ' mid ' A. MeTI.WA.WE. Anelloneer,
Full Delano of the Reeent Disastrou.
1==!!
(From the St_ Louis KellettPenn, Feb.:; 1 WANTED—JANITOR.--AT THE
At ten o'elOck last night a fire. wan dlscov- 15,Va1 T ,1 1 ,,, PRE 4 13 27, ER .J., A- a n "l s , m t- „ R tee C e H t: r A e r-T ,Z
Cretl berating from the conk-hound of the
steamer Peytona, lying at the feet of Walnut WANTED—To borrow for the
street_ The flames spread with incredible r term of two year•. oN is 711.135 AND DOI--
rapidity, the crew who were near)) all on LARS , foe which gong neeurtts will la- given. Ale
board hating barely Otue—loany of them—te at mos orece. where farther information ran
escape with their lives.
rang
in au Instant 1 - elven '
the bells of the city rang ont the alarm, and WANVED—A Situation as Sales
as the flames spread and assumed the prop's, r MAN. by s YoliNi, MA N. In a store: hat had
tiOna of a great 'mai 'disastrous 4.1111 agtation. es perience In the tiro,'" business: can bring clot
a scene of Inueb excitement prevailed along references, and speaks German fluently. Address
the Levee, Qui. has probably :weer been IL s.• Ga.aaTee Orris a feO"-atd
occasioned by any former monflagratfhtt in our ANTEII—A No. I Glass House
city mince Isla. In less than half
- nn hour four v
POT MAKER. tu make the Pots for two Settle
maKrtlfleeht sleflmhosts, among the largest and isle WtallMia. Furnace, in caeca the Atlantic
and finest on Die
.Western se ers , envoi- cities. For ðer Inform:Aloe. ran or address by
deed together In one broad 'sheet of flame. mail. cIIARLES HUG(:. at Eclipse Wass Works in
Which, nacending toward. the skies, threw Its Teniperaneeville. stating the atiroultt of wages
glaring light far abroad upon the rive.r.
wsrand I pccted h also e lug referc ere. legltstde
.vet the opposite shlire, and warned apEeta-
TED—I'LERHSHIP—.4 Mid
tors who were at a distance, of the 'talent of
die aged Man, of experience and competence,
Da( disaster. Whilst the flames were swiftly
runn leg along the length of the Peyton's, and 1 wants a siteation as AC'. NTA 1.7 or.tlAsill F.R.
, hest reference. Address "MAX." at II Ariel - Tit
line crew were seen wildly rushing it, anti fro, (Irma. fell-tf
Ind leaping from the geards upon the adjoin- ' - -
ng sleitmboata, Lhe crowds of den and WO- ANTED—EMPLOTIIIENT—By a
men on there were hastening Ft:sward the Yeene tins, Ina.S l o,res Warehouse or Ra,,,e9 -
scene of the conflagration from all directione as °means •P an a farm , has • +me
' education, will ter to mate himself useful. Ad
and, in a Lime, R multitude of mom tiesO ,
ten thousand people were thronging the
Levee. The flames front the Peytona lapping -
over on bolls sides noon involved In One Inane
of fire the superb ateamera Luna and Levu, i -
than, lytng above her. anti the Dictator, lying
alongsode toward the south. In the course ,s(
three-quarters of an hour all four were burned
to the watur's edge.
The spectacle was greatly enhanced in its
appalling interest, from time to time, by t he
falling of the wheels of the Sapless steamers
It shook them front stele to stern, and teat a
rush of cinders and burning particles of wood
high In the air. Another grandly grim fea
ture NV rho eyeshot the tall chimneys as they I
went over the side, splashing tip columns of I
water. A large flock of wild geese was ob
served flying overjnat at the moment the con
flagration wan at its highest. in the reflected
light the birds appeared as white as burnished
silver, and thou.sanda of eyes were upturned
and
la me s, wathng them as they passed over.
The iva even considered apart from the
a lre adylt the eOrillineree of St. Louis has
ay sustained by the lee breaks Of the win
ter, are lamentably heavy. Roughly speaking,
we place them nt irss - ro,9oo—atii counting the
cargoes of the Dictator and Luna, and freight
damaged en the levee, we may increase the
aggregate to 47.50,0J0.
Ali the boots, excepting the !Aviator, were
owned by the Atlantic and Mississippi &cafes
ship Company, whom we have mentioned
more than once this w inter in connection with
the less of (Anon' of their boats by ice, and by
Kinking anti explosione. It has been and still
IS their policy not to Insure their ',Wanton'.
Captain George Pe grain, however, who la one
Cl the largest stockholders of the rent flatly, Is
utiderstmal to Insure -the Intereet w filch he
Intel rid sally repr.setits in the association.
What li Ls Interval may be In the Meats above
named, we are not novenas- e' infortned at
, present. The boats are veined . . follows .
Peytona,Cupt. Wesley Conner, V12:0103; Lana.
Capt. rat Yore, Cue"; end the Leviathan,
Clip'. Geo. regram, largest boat ever built In
Meters river, aold al• auction after the ,
death of her builder, Capt. Ambrose Realer,
at a 119,003, but cost much more, and eau val
tied at 1110 re than that eon,
The Dictator was valued, we believe, at I
pin t ails or al(0,WO, and insured for $1 I.' WOO i
ane w Pittsburgh and l'inclnnuti. Site was
owned by t.... 1 . Caffrey ,14 Co., of this, elf'', and
(201:5. W Dnitallbson, her eendnander. The
Luna, we may add, lots sunk at the lauding • ,
MI - the burnt louts, the Dictator was the
hnl y one recelVing freight, the Levustlian and
Peytotta having bsset in port settle days, and
awaiting their tarns In the line. The Lutot
had Met aryl ved front New t irleans whit
w1.11`1,1111 trip. I fee manifest, when received,
ill be read with Interest.
The hear at Which the are vommeneed,
Itich was 10 trelnek. m,d the well-known ra
pidity with which the names always over
spread a steamiest, make It quite possible that
persons wean asleep board, end that all the
sleeve r» Inn) . not have °Reaped. WV 111,0 ,10
110bith . t . Informal net, however. and no prof/a
.. rumor Dint any Utica were Inst. Put the
pilot of the Peons, kir. Christopher Damon.
a as barely +Reed from an agonizing death af
ter has Mg n serinini and painful In
ter'. Ile bail retired to 10,1, in his room In
I f, t r a ns . in, ilketivering his peril, he ber
ried nut Ida shirt and drawers, made the
best of his way to the liviller deck, 11.1111 I herr
found further retreat eta off by the fast gath
ering flames and smoke. He elpeneg In the
des.k below, n illStanee of want, feet, strik
ing w ith sm'h force sus to ladle fracture lots
lee Ile there, 111i:dile to rise mud In a po
.llAmiif great danger. when a negro a remise.
who eau - him fall, gallantly bore him to shore.
%notion nogro then lent a helping hand, and
the tan lore 111111 1,, harmers Hotel, w hero lie
wiei, id net , provided ith It room end all re
;111,•111. cote farts, and with the ussistitnet. of a
physician
WHAT }lit ENO MAN Ita.—The Gallant
then nat. - Mal army need not ta• any.
rf..e• I tit hear that OHO day the traitor Robert
L. Lee will tat permitted th reatataitliatt hlm
woti Arlington, told errat watt) . detrotrol the
removal of the rernaft.ukthelr.MAttyt breth
ren Interred there by t..beiverritri6nt.—Phiio.
Pre"
POLITICAL
RECORDER.
AV 1,1 1. , a en,...litlato Ittr kr. order ttlt t•lettt to Mt tl , t
Mt.," of I nr tttnlon 11, Ictsu t titin ISin
,•11,10.11
PUBLIC NOTICES
Ward, Allie
r -, r.. E . L. A . - Four th ,
.. c ,
. r ,
~ .IIIN• -- AP lb..ncragers 0fX11..C .. 0 r...t . r,...., 7
requ,%t...l 0 tile.t.tt the HALL. elltqfg , - J .
~ 7 ,
F Itl 1 1 ~ 1 EVI.IsI s. 1. ~ EA . . j a. 4 .4 % rob, :g t
„..,n,
".""k
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I '" :1 1" : " :,11faitH1 -i..,
elect .1 1..
, h , m. A ..""". i ~,,,,,i tinthuk.
M:.tn, , n. ..i h•r I 100'1 . 0
01i 1 ~.,./
NOTICES
NOTICE. --TRIUNIPII OIL ('Olll
- SY. Th. Annual )InulAng of Mt , lnl , ntlinultln
rt. ur ,nn. l'Nll'll .01 crim I' A
Pthrlr "Mr, ‘tu. All 'A 'trent. Ilt nlttirtrlt.
a— t,t, Nit On ItA Y la., at a I tut, ir
•Ff °Mac,. fur A. rnautnr •
also Inrel•llun to 1.,11t/ti tug ft of Ow l'unspatt,••
innrltury rut tit. trnn•actl , , ortelt ull,t , r
nn
to
otrar la fura them.
tvcrt,tarr.
I VOTI('E TO SHIPPERS HY
I'ITTSIII,I2(iH AM)I Oft SKLI.)TII 1 RAIL
ROAD. The k of tnl4 road belong onsirunted or
a fail of rock •1 rrrr 1 rro•lon'n Hllla. on tho
Turtle reel 41tutll further Donne all
frrletts for point. rvort u
whe, routtia
ny have swett?.. .111 1.. rtetel sod at Duomr•no De
pot. I'enn.2le attlaJtallroa.l; a4°. all r- to
from point. ritt.totrgh, Will be dell ettr.t
at ..atne Warr
fekt.tf 11. U. 2 , IIALLT.NLIKII.I;F:II t Apr..
IVOTICE TO WIIO2I IT MAY
t ERN The 'ututnlttee Appothted by Coun.;
to et Amine the elatm of JOHN W. tillAY
• sgatitt•t the ett fur dam/Ages. cAuet..o Sy thy tor.. of
01.:44 Ac. Wli. trivet At the HA 1 "lI'S UFVD'E. on
; WEDS f..SDA (be rlth snot— A(• €n n • ettkek. r.
Thy t (1111 U-tit., ....lAA of KIWI]
on ts
I M.1a.1, NV rirbt, INDIIIps anti Shipton.
feN
NOTICE TO PILITT sINKEnw,
~, Any person about to snit a Privy shall null on
lb.lrtnp.r Strert l'ornmt.sloner ud obtain In Wri
ting from him thu clo.pth nhlch the same shall he
snX. whirl. In no Inotanue less 'lvan tvrelv•
fe o et. eltr.tn..llnanee. X I. berllno I 111. • Tln
,T,Anc.':.
MEMEI!EMEI
NOTICE.---TO THE MTOC KHOLD
EMS OF TOE A LLIOLIIF.NY VALLIKT RAIL
/WAD COMPASY.—Ity an act of Assonibly, ap
t).X:;) Varr h ua ' o ' Ll ' g r o u t . ly ". l: o- tatri. A ertrlV.
rue ten per neut. Preferred block to the amount of
tine MI1110110( Dollars, which toll stock to to be of
fered to the present Stockholders. Subscription
Hooks le sold stork are opent•d at the litlice of the
1 and will remain open for Stockholder.
ea shut rely, until the loth Jay of Morel, net).
felf,t.lst NO I 1.1.1 AM PFIILLIftt, Pra sldent.
IV, wrier TO owNE,lns OF DRAIN,
HACKS, A. -Notice Is hereby given to
owners of lirays, Cart, Cloths/re, Boggles, Ac,
whether realdent or non-reshinnt P. City of
Pittaborgh, to pay their Licenses' al the Tr...torero
ogler of the illy or Pittahurgh,robl W in
actorditere with an An., Aacey, approved
March IS ISM, 041 i Or' of the Pouncll• of
[lto City of Pittsburgh, ps”ed April In. Isiat, and all
wbeyperso who neglect or refuse to take out Licenses
ill blAble ..Iflrtinity. to 41 11 . 1 , 01, e.re,l before
the &into, double Ilw ounOint of the License.
Ti,. old invoil pter of pot ion. years out or
itturned At thr 11100 Licenses ore tsken out, or pity
llellt• therefor,
RATICh Or I.IrON.K.
F.a , tl OeF horse Vehlele . ........... 791
Each Two Hun.. . ...... . 10 10
Emelt Pour Horse
.... 14 to
Each Two Morse 11..4 CO
LFmnlbusesr Whcrls drawn by two
lkorscs. $l4 Wench. For ouch suldalonal horse used
I In alit of the above t ehleles. `1 W.
•
V t . HA n
'Hy T •aau 'r•
ebrunry Sob I.l.4.—fcS.lnarl,l
ELECTION NOTICES,
pIIOCLAMATION--CITY OF AL
LEON EN Y. Hit. -WOODEN fill I,DING WES-
Tit IS. hereby Issue my proclamation as ortie,d
ny the following resolution. paaa../1 by the Select and
Common Councils. at their nicotine on Thursday
!set.
it
nrirrd, By time Selcel 441/ Common Council of EDUCATIONAL.
Um city yf Alicilmoy, that ilia Mayor in. lastructyl . - • - - - .
to 166nr 6 6 HIGIIEII AGRICULTURAL
take the sense of tho chive. rogard tto the frame
EDUCATION. 6,
law—said election to be hold on the arrond Tnesdny
of hlaroll next; nod that it to • hold at the usual oleo
tlan A" 'T th " .6.6 " .1..e- AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL
lion 011icers.
"rdt ^ ^ ^ e ihr "'" "" ,°1 " . Of the Polytechnic College of Penna ,
Lion, the rill:coo of A lecticny arc renue.ted to
int•el at the otim, The C01.1.N0 E FARM Of 17iracres, ocarOwynedd,
seeond o t i w ; 6 !a n r, t",.: , f 6 • 6r tae ; IS miles mirth of Plilladolphia, will he olioned tbr
of giti . fV;nile ' r e o and t1 1 1;:n . ••;t r i/17e the sonar of the the pirpf,...Cll.l.l‘l . .f T rjltlflotithe, on TfiENDAy
elt lxr+nn In
o,
col to ' o
galnel the repeal ,:pl i r d in
. 1-a ' • " "" 1 (". ! P rner4;l " Avrrou Dun ,' in s s e liu T d h o "' ll73 l v7l4 " ,
Drainage 00,r Irrigation. Agricultural Clicasry,
Wren °Oder tof hoot nod c"r. olan] and Zoolgy. Stable Economy and Mock
Zaticday of Fol.-oar,, vlvvi tm , m , Haight.. Beat mefbode of Rotation, Cultivation
duty 161. . ay or.
i and Preset . . .O. of Crop.. 00. Early triplication.
11 ,.. AL coy,. lestituOnialo of good ohmmeter and habits. and a
- y e n ros , 131 h. igen, Iknowiladgo Of elenintary 0134.9V0111ettT...
ERIE CANAL COMPANY . —An Circular .
Eloctlon for Sevoo Directors of the EIDE CA- I wd
A.l.Ffuriher
/LED hi. NENDEDT, V. D.,
NAI, COMPANY will he held at their °Dee In Erie. ' Dyer Meet Taeulty, College Farah Togitiebnie Co -
on MONDAY, the 6th of 3.l•reli next. • k ii ro Do.. Philadelphia P r O. fe
fele:DIN A. H. I.' AUGHEY, Secretary.vi !
WO:Wyk:I
FUR SALE
14'011 SALE—A HOUSE and two
*LOTS IN FREEDOM. Inquire of 11.
LIAM. No. 17 Diamond, All City. ' rer
I,'OR SALE—A trio-stor3 Brick
IRM'Sit, situated onk,oeust street. near Market,
'Manchester, having mite room. finished attic and
Wwaab-honeri hydrimLa on the premises. Enquire on
tile premiere. font-Ira
VOR SALE OR RENT--A two
story Triune Honer, hi the pleasant tillage of
Se lekley, containing Mill and six rooms, temottiont
kitchen and large dry cellar: Stable and other out
building": a law, Lot, well tilled with choice fruits.
both large and kmall. This house and lot for $1,051.
It trill rent for IMlMany day. Enquire of 11.
I STARR. Itearickleye ill, Fa. fektikwriol
FOR SALE—IOWA LAND—SI,6OO
—ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED ANIS THIRTY
ACRES OF LAND, situated near Webeter City,
:wan
1i ton county. lowa. ton the line of the Paelfic
Railroad, ) is offered fbr sale for 'KITES,: II UNI.BO
lelLLAltb, ceeli. Address 'OWNER," Oar/4'lTB
(Writ -n.
VOlt SALE—Three good second
hand BOILERS, &lynches diameter, V) feet lonF,.
toe le Inch flues In each; made of 5-16th Pittsburgh
d
Stampe Iron , Price PM each. Enquire of H. M.
BOLE .t CO.. at the Industrial Works. corner of
Point alley and Ditenense Way, Pl' tsburgb, PA.
fer2;4wdia
FOR SALE—Eight or Nine Acres
of LAND In Ohio Township. nn Pitts burgli,,Ft.
Wayne and Chicane Railroad. to,r Dl xmont Sta
tion. There 11. e. Mug M. 0... and out buildings. ,
and an ase.rtnient of fruit trees shrubbery. ar., '
on the land. Inquire of .1 AM , N
It,
near the property, or of R. H. DAVIS, Allegheny. I
fe•21:5‘1.0.1 MARTHA 111 KW, eo , AtfAiAY•
1.,`0R SALE--A Valuable Country ;
A. Residence at Edgewomi :Mallon, Pennsylvania
Railroad, one sod a half miles Rum Wllklnsburg,
Kb, en acres pa.rehes of Land: a tine new Dwell
ing containlng len rooms and cellar toblerneath.
Fruit and other conveniences on the premises. For
`further Information, call al Nu. LOG Firth street,
Pittsburgh, or on the premises.
noi‘dtf
L ' OR SALE—A Chestnut Sorrel '
110111 i A N MA RE. to years old; Is quick, gentle.
Safe; us..l to city %winos and sights; free from
faults' has never Ln-uti lame or sick: WII.I. RESOLD
ON LI FOR FAMILY USE: has always been a fami
ly Also, out. tAr.concl-tinod one-hurse Family
I arriage. one ....mid-hand une-herse Spring Wagon,
one second-hand our-1u Sleigh, 7. scats. may he
Ateo eV stable, rear of No. I Stockton ave-nue.
JOSIAH I NO,
I,`OR SALE--OAKLAND PROP
. NIRTY-In Oakland, near Linden tiruer. a two
story Frame Huns, containing Mx rooms., hall and
cellar, with a lot of ground adjoining. 12:. feet front
by 1155 back. The house Is nearly new, wall finished
and In good ',pair. The lot is well improved, hae-
I w n V...l , ; ',', o d ! * . rd c7. "(r' . i g l ra ". l . ;;:ge h r n ,q . c. s . hr alt r i l ti,
location being on a slignt elevation adjoining
the Aims e makes It most desirable as a place uf resi
dence. For terms and insrilintlars apply to Mbar SI
H 1 HRH A di, V/ Pone ntmet. fe.1.1,15,
VOR SALE — VALUABLE PROP
.- EI{TT AT II A YNVILLF. STATION, on the line
of the P. V. W. & It. IL A large substantial
Franse lhArlllng. of modern style. containing la
neon., bath-room and wash-bone; hot and cold wa
ter: a splendid ors er-falling ping, supplying snf
flcient eater for house and stable purl..., au Or
rhord Of orb.. Halt trees, Sc. The above proper
ty fronts the onto rte. r. nod eorpolstA •of about 70
seers. which ran he •II•bled Hob lots 11l suit pur
those,. An,
lit ~r
desired ron heobtained
from aut.! Nt I. HAY. on the Or to T.
W A I.TFAI DAY, Nu. 111 Fifth street. 11...e:Intian
}'OR MIX CHEAP.
=9
OF FIVE In Me(lure toNenahly, adjoinin g
the prAlstiegs of Jame, .1.1 and J. d. Liggett. The
linpn. , ..rtirrit.. an. a plain Frame Dwelling, Frame
Born, dx..; a Vineyard of one acre. (all yore );
',slam, of ground 611.4 with choler Fniit
hearing. A tivllghlful budding .14e un the
Can he ',ally Cot In by the Boner road or Woods
Hum ntrrad Can.
. .
Apply to JAMES T. SA M1 . 1.E. NO. 55 Federal St.,
Allegheny. or. addt..... J. 1.. CARNAHAN, No. CI
Walnut otreet. Phlladultaltta. ja2l,tf
1 4 `011 SALE—Property in Mans
.- rtrLt..-1 0111 offer at l'utdie Kale, on the rem
1g.,. on MOON D be
AY. 12111 DAY (IF MAN.CII.
rel.. at 10 ...eteel. A. a.. a VALUABLE I . IIME OP
I . It4.I . YRTY In andsaJoin lug the v Binge of Mane
t.o the l'ittahurgh. I olutubn• and Ctnelunall
Ka: truedtro the ell,. The terwiwit , Y
eonelsts of , anew AE ut
A.'l/EA OF LAND uh
are erected a AIM TIVQ-BTOBi ItH)Ch
114.1'•1... :Loa IntAsiF ,T A Bt. E. Ahnot two hote
dre.l NC, rlt till TIME:. are art nut andirenve
nuel7; and ihe pi., is witntrably , titled fur
( °utter,' Seat r an) • elehltne a country real
arnee wlthin rearh the city. Train. paaa the laGr four ttattitit Th. Ion.! la with
Cott] I.lwttattthe the It"! quality. A ner '64
amlv the there property. the l'EltAtt.N Al, E"-
TA I VII , BILL, deeease.l, AIII:a”.• he of
t. r• .t h, towthirithinriti. wit
t tit" tit tit, ital., tt. Te at salr.
re, e..e1t.1 nn.
ILLIANI 1111,L.
-
FOR SALE Superb Three-stors
DAV IttIl."I•K 4.SIrICKTOIN AVE
NI K. Alles.neny Int fronts 33 fret rot 11,
A. , error, and r a tend• ..1441 feet to Water ..trert
The boo, vomprlar• IY room, esclual•e of library.
bath , 00m and runnel,, wart. room. 'lrving rummt.
servant.' room., ;wring hum., cellar j r ,an try and
room and pantrler. %Ina In, Morn and din
ing room llntrbett In et pentlreand ornate Ayle.
elegant marble minder; aced marble vravhstand 131
clutrahrrs, hall and ~ .ill/ales pale/1 with tesarlated
marb.e. complete and rtalarrat.e hot tad rold avatar and gaa arrangements. Ontrlde Improverneuts ern
bra,. Stable, I' tale Hons., Marne,. Itoent. I oal
Hon.., Arh 1i.113P. Ire Hoare. dr., 3r.. with Iron
front and diet/Yon fellers: front loan, rrar - ant,
..tiad , trees and alsrunbrry. Elerethin, moriern,
apn. eon rentent and complete. 'Ph.' presents Bay front. with aide proteettons, alTordlng
front view from three rooms on each floor; ta ;11rre
stark,: ass erected In IaSY by a gentlernan of rut-I
va:col
oh
arr WI own it.. and Is equal, I..erhapa,
la all the r aracterlstlrs of a llrogt-claaa re...1d...n0r to
any h..ukr in either y. Apply to JOSIAH KING.
PROPO&A_TA
pROPOSALX.—PropoNaIK will be
A clled at tin. edict or the undersigned until
VUIIIAY twin, March nth. for the erection of :t
building at Nos. - Liberty street, for the Vltte•
burgh n.rings Bank. &Imes. Inds are stdirited
fur al the !stanches of work required, as well as (or
tint witol• in lump, Siy order of the Board.
WA Int a SttnaUlt, Arefilteeta,
1)l. patch It.Udin g.
QM
CosikoLLAWA OrrICV.,
ITT OF Al...ulitcvnr, Fob. tan, tIM.
(.4EALED PROPOSALS WILL. HE
owel r ed by either of the underidgmell until MON -
DAY V.V El:lNi, March 110. lbr re-grading and
mi.% Mg Robinson .treat from Darragh ta Craig
street A profile of the MU.' ran tee seen in the of
-
h
or It, Reroofing Retinlator.
Tooled Prole:n. l. Will also he received at the same
Itine for Um stone, timber and tom contatued In the
11. SMITH, Chairman of Committee on Stow.:
T. DI COI; AW. Street Combileidoner ; IL . 11.
City Crintroller. fellt.:llt
TO ENGINE BUILDERS AND
~01L39R 3J[ A
Propossi• trlll Ln ntrelved •1 the °Mee of the
%Vats, Works, op to noon ou
SATURDAY. MARCH 10th. DON
fora Mt of Boner, a Cylinder and Pomp, accord
ing to plans and apoclacallune In the hands as Inc
liutterintendrot.
hi& wilt nu mealy,' for the cullru aura or toga
rata III& for the bullet,
The Water Committee reserves the right to reject
anyor all MC e.
TO CONTRACTORS.—RAILWAY
LETTIN6.—The Allegheny yang') Railroad
Contpany Invite ;impanels for the ti RA DU A rioh,
ASONR Y. RALLASTINti AND TIES required on
nfteci...li.ng Of their road, extending from .311
l'itrsoulliwanl, and on fifteen acetic., extending
from Slaloming Creek northward toil, vicinity of
Wady'. Bend Iron Work. Miele section will be
about one Tulle In length.
Mayo.profiles, plan., and apectfleatlona of the
work o be really fur exasulnistlon at the Engi
burghied:Bee, int Pike street, In the City of Mts.
, on the let of Morel; next. and proposals will
he retail reed al the same place nolo 11 oiclOck, Y. x..
T 111: 10n3.11' the oat. dip nn
The Illm ill bn col not and stakedse 0000 as
practicable, but coutreetom coin Si-any time obtain
at the Kngineer•ii °Mee. In Plitaburgh, all the Info,
tflin neceasetry to enablo them to valuation and
hid fur be work understandingly.
Any further Inform:ellen dosfrud Coo tin hod by
onll inn it..,, In person or be let ter to the autoterltmr.
11121, bin Y. IN MOUT, Chief Engineer.
DRP 4 w) GOODS.
DRESS 4i90 DS.
GREAT SALE.
DRESS GOODS.
GREAT SALE
$50,000 WORTH
BARKER & CO.'s,
59 Market Street.
GO _A N I
GO AND SEP:
AND SEE
GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED ANYWHERE
ALT 81\7 - 1?" TIME
MEM
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &o
Oft EALOI'S OF TAM BABY
T
THE LITERARY ALBUM.
No. 18. x..3E-too 10 ooat®
The beAutifol picturr. - .Jealous of the Bahr '' le
,1..• n Av. Ay IA Ith till, number.
A a .1.1 lur gr. extra 'mpg'', now reuly.
JOHN P. WONT & CO.,
49 Fifth SI., Mum.oulc Hall
CLERGYMEN'S BLANK
rui
J. L. READ, 7S Fourth st.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
HESITY G. HALE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NORTHWEST (Valk Of PENN t ST. CLAIR STRIITT,
PITTSBUIttiId, PA
•
De sir., to re!nrn tlutl.n to ht. frt....ad. an.l tho puh
ts, to, th..lr Ilntral patronage. and would
re.peetfolly Inform them tn.; be ha.
.11“ t return
vtirn.m the Eaotern market• with a large and well
aelrcl.,l stock of
Fine Woolen Goods,
Peculiarly adapted to 13ENTI.EMEN . V SPRINt..
AND SUMMER WEAR. =hi
SPRING STOCK
tIV
•
BOYS' CLOTHING
NOOO RECEIVING BY
GRAY el LOGAN,
47 St, Clair Street.
_ _ .
PAPER COLLARS, &o.
OCKWOOIrS NEW
411111."
COLLAR.
MOLDED TO FIT THE NECK AND WITH A
SPACE FOR THE CRAVAT.
Thr Lockwood Mfg. Co. announce to tho Trade
that they hasopost hominoid. a Nem ..11onted
haring snoreAttam fur Ms Cravat, and in all re
prets Miter fittlap and hello ehemert than crop here
tofore produced (with the exception u( "Lockwood'.
Cloth Lined Collars.")
The paper Is sond awl will not spilt, and is conse
quently stronpre and more Aurrth than any hereto
fore made, being Manufaelbrod by the parties who
for many years pmt ham made the Bond. Dant and
Bank Salo raper for the U. C. Treamry Depart
rent. In addition to this the collars themselves
e made by the mine taaohinery m our best Cloth
dned goods, and are guarm teed the host all Pap..
Cellar made.
Each Collar is branded with an '•AItROVf c which
has been registered In the U. Circuit Court a. Oct
Trade /Dark Mr Ibis quality of good.
A New he of Disco:tots wtfereA to Jobbers.
LOCKWOOD MFG. CO ry
255 & 259 South Third St., Phila.,
Or 93 Reade Street, New York.
19 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh.
MACRUM & CARLISLE,
Wholesale Agents for Lockwood , s
Cloth Lined and all Paper Col
lars.
folthirreod
FURNISHING GOODS.
A T
W. W. MOORHEAD'S, .
83. actor] uot
You will Ynd great bargatne In
EMBROIDERIEB a LACZA
LAV . EiIIktfDKEROELIZYII.
MORRIS
VitsteliMaltg. GOODS,
rea
No. Market Street.
NATIONAL RANKS
Tile Ex mimeo a NWRONAL Balm or
Januar72l9, LUC
BY A VT'uourry FROIS THE_
-•-• Comptroller of the Curren°, of Directors of
this Barak here deetwead a - dividend of fifty per cent.
uot of the reserved prodta, payable' to shares of new
Mock to the amount of nye imndred thousand dollars
(11300,000), Miikit i the capital Moen hundred Thou.
end olla.'($1, 0004
Stockholders wi I have credit au the boOka of the
Deck with 0. new
we
of fifty dollen Januar y two
shares held on this twenty-sixth day of January, L.
D e 'L eit this allotment make. one.haltof share •
portion of the dividend, theowner maYeeMPlete the
share Irpa payment; LlirrlardiVedol.4lll,o22l,Col,o
UM MCKIM 111 utratent; .but uptitux will
ism...upon thR comp etfamof lama.. tope lAD,
I " ,ll4:ll4 ll 2lla n ater g. Mna i r b4 . CLTIP'
DRY GOODS, TRMIDEINGS
_
NEW DRY GOODS
WM. SEMPLE'S,
BO and IS2 Federall4m4
ALLEGHENY CITY,
=I
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Al?!'' Kt, Y
At *LOG one I'L AIDA.,SIMP.RES.
Al 61.2.5 HEAVY I - ASSIMLRE,
At Ibv e. two. PRINT,
At onc rA DARN DELAINEA
At 1.2 , ,1c. one ca, Lit .11T DELAIN
At LS, two bales t RANH. 1,1 %, lied rn l ur..»
BLAt'K AND t SLUR Fit
FAN, I* DRE.1....,,H,L”
tt't Hll . DELAINE - ..
11( RI ?it.,
•
DIAPERS.
1111.11
,411BT FRI , NTS.
B A LMORA I. VA LAT,.
•HIRTINt. FLANNEL!
&c.. &C.. &c., &c.. AC.
l'he stock ,Is very full null complete. 3,3 UM lie
whuicsalc and retell. at ea lurk Inc.i. a , eau he
found atlystberc. at
` 111iniii 'Semple's.
I\O and IPel rederul Silreel
Mitt It Al.‘, thy A.1,411...ity_1 , it
Street
ARRIVING DAILY BY EXPRESS
Rat r Roils
Hula• toils.
rled
LVlllM...tfl'fl_.,lfl'4p
•• •• TASsEL ,
REAL POINT LADE COLLAR . .. 3.
POINT APLIQUE , OLLARS,
REAL POINT LAIR AND EWA IN6.
POINT All LACE AND I.:Mil Mi.
HEAL POINT AND POINT ArLivor HDEF ,
LADIEW A.ND GENT'S LINEN HUKFSIn great
variety.
WINTER GOODS
CLOSINC OUT AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
F. H. ELALT43ON,
=I
.r0..17 Firth Street
(IRLISLE.
19 Fifth Street,
Are recTo In, NEW A NI. DESINA PLR. Opol,
Eapre.6l.ll, from NPw
NEW ,TYLE,op NAIR NET,
HAIR Iti,ht, AND Twp.,.., ‘
BLACK ,IN,TTED SLI NET,
oNG SPOTTED LACE VEILS.
LADIES' ENAMELED PAPER COLLAR,:
LA DIES• ENAMELED PAPER CUFF,.
FAN , V cOMIM 4 —NEW , PPYLE,
ALEXANDRE'S AID I/LOVES.
1:F COLLARS. TI Es.
MIXA_,A9.Zx_a& - sn'es
Duplex Elliptic Skirts
To D.•aler,. at 31anufacturftr, Prict•
ALL KINDS OF PAPER COLLARS
6
ALL WINTER GOODS
=I
Merchants and Dealers Supplied
at lowest prices.
CARLISLE,
19 Fifth Direct
Egi
L>COIMLIES'FI4CS.
PRINTS,
•
DELAINES
AND
Boyar W eair.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
„BILTES BELL.
•
JOS. HORNE Sc-COV
Flaring led taking stock,
Are Offering their Entire Line of Goods
AT '
VERY LOW PRIORS.
18-T—aXC3IMTX.a"St JSI4OPIT—EMIX7
HANDKERCHIEFS,
Sets, Collars, Sleeves,
TX OOP SISXMILTIB
AT DECIDED BARGAINS.
POINTE LACE GOODS
CHEAP.
aweLci M.w..aasLtx:Le.
JOSEPH HOILTE X CO.'S,
77 and 79 Market Street.
No. G. - FURNISHING GOODS,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
, TIETFt."I ,
at the Trimming Store of
MACRUM, CLYDE & CO.
6.—TITNTEIt lIOBIERY
.Z1.217.7Z) 113-1.14C11;r1309
szLtidrG VERY' CH.E4P 42
Macrum, Glyde & Co'a,
Nos. Wand SO Alarket Street.
NO. 4.—DLANKET AND
BREAKFAST SHAWLS
33asx.crfocr cmziffsrr,
At'scram, Glyde & Co's,
No% Iti aid 80 Market St.
N •CH COMETS.
I DOZEN JUST OPENED IT
Nos. 18 and SO Market Street.
a 9 McCa73S , CILYAN d Co.
2.—MOHAIIt 19iNLO — NtTS.
NEW STYLES JUST REVIDAT
.104 CR U.Alf. rzue CO , S t
Noe. 78 and SO Market St.
NO. 3.—DECIDED BAO6A - 11ms - iii
EMBROIDERIES
At Nos. 78 ana•SO Market Street.
3.1A0111/X. OLYDS .1 CO.
CARR, MCCANDLESS&
Caen a C 0. ,)
PEY iIotET I R ar i get A t " "1611r31"
bird holoaabolli
laillOn4 alley Pitt•lualt . '
.10)
WALL PAPERS. &c
THOMAS PALMIER,
WROLUALE AND RETAIL MIR IN
I Eat
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
•1' Zi. E x E c c ' l l7 IS FL SI
Warehouse. 9i Wood Street,
1 , 24 7riurgl rA
WALL PAPERS,
In .rew .Deengns,
PLAIN AND HEAUTIPI I. ultloliT ct.Loßs
Now Nzt ...73 CAN 7 la.g
I=
107 Market Street, near Fifth
I=
payie.?rmilAsoesqAl
THERE IS NO SEWINGIIIALCULNE
A ITI tt...n..rld that can do so groat • cartott of
f work ae t lio.
IIVLIP 3010"Gr3i113Z1
WHEELER & WUISON,
I=l
VIIDIN4:
A ate adlutrabi
QUILTING
TUC HANG
livy
BRAIDING
w..,,rt• un,arrilvd
HEMMING
they are unapproachable
F. %It
FELLING'
they un,urpss.,l
FOR
SITITOHING
1114.1 ,re (Aultlr.a.
At the house of the ru.omer. and neither pains nor
expense spsred until
.the
tittles are thoroughly
understood and used successfully.
Nlaehine ue tortilla] comply..prtntrA
dlrectigns, sannn in.r.on, al tilslance Cu,, soon learn
optlie then,
WM, SUMNER & CO.,
27 Filth Street, Pittsburgh
fr2l lus
G ROVER &BAKER'S
Osl
have been awanled lin FIRST I . ItEMIUhIS nt Lb
following Fairn for the ) ear It:4i:
First Preinituto for best Itnebtee Work at Penal
State Fair.
it
at premlwaa fur best flachlee work a% New Yoe
:Nate Fair. —'
. • . .
Fir. premlnnt for heal cum. facturlng Machine
Ohio state
ailr;lprintlein for beat Manufacturing Maclaine
M
Meunifacturlng Mackin.
Wlsconiln Mate Pala
. . .
First Premium for best hiarinfacturia• Mimifloe
ce Ceuta), Fair. Ps.
awr ru, en Premium for best hisohlue for ireue . ..l pur
First
at Lawretwe COlllity Fair, I's.
First Premium for beat Family 111sebirre at Suet
bounty
First P r e mi umr for beat Manufacturing hisatthie
ucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for lust Manufacturing and Nandi
schine at SpMugtield Fair, Ohio.
.First Premium fur hest Slulufacturing and ramil
tachlae at i'aimers Fair. N. Y.
. - . . . .
First Premium for Lest Manufacturing anti Pedal,
Suffolk ( - unfair Fslr, N. Y.
First Premium for heel Manufacturing and Family
ilachine Schuyler County Fair. N. Y.
Fir. Premium fur bett Slachtue ror all purposes,
nl Alleghenyun t y Fair, Pi.
First premium for Lett Manufacturing listrbine,
Allegheny Culture Fair. Pa.
First Premium for best .11i...int 'tat of Nicobar.
County Fair, PA 1
And wherever exhibited.
A. F. CHATONEY,
I=ll
orX:eudue No. is Firth Pittsburgh .
SHAW & CLARK'S
SEWING MACHIND.
Aar . WEEtcaalxiess
SOLD IN TWO DAYS,
Are :Ann u factured without any cosiplinaled tnashin
ere, and therefore are not liable to get out of repair,
J are pe_rfeetly adapted fur every deaertption of
Family Sewing and Tailoring. We do not els. one
Machine, with cheap machine., as we Mine tile. at
Patentee prices. R e refer to the following per..
as reference:
Mr. A. AIKEN.'No. 160 Fourth streert;
DER NAILLEN, No. 1.111 Webster street; r.J.
DOLAN, No. .' C olwell street: Mr. J. SCOP ELD.
No. 19 Oman,' street, Allegheny City. Wuhan, oth
ers that that we eau refer to. All of our Machine/1
are warranted Ore gears. AIIENTS WANTED.
R. H. LONG, Agent,
112 Oroot street, near Flll.l
PITTHHIMOn. Anfi.
nolllameod
B,F, BARTLETT SEWING MA ;
CHINGEN Tt3 {PANTRY? KO tV_TRO.
MICE THE BARTLETT SEWTht, MACHINE.
PRICE ONLY F THE ONLY 011EAPILACHINP
IN THE UNITED STATES Iteeneed to nee the
wheeler & Wilson, or under feed. Agentsareeleur
AR from PO to Cu Pik ISQ,III. County Mem
glv
n close stomp end eddreue
PAGE BROTHERS,
I•ll2.edsed{4 met Oen. fir:en...Toledo . Ohio.
Wei 41Dizffli I Val a 0
$l.OO HUTS EIVEUYTELING.-
Gold Watches and Diamond Rings selling
for ON DOLLAR EACH I Something euttraf
own I
J. R. KENNEDY & CO.,
49 FIFTH SITHEET, (opposite Masonic Hail,' w
yell a
(told kluat.l.g Case Watery
Silver Huntlog Case 1.5 Melt,
Setts or Ladles , Jewelry,
011 P 46 .StairSOAlbtaoll. •
SAver Extenatoo Vasa.
And ONE 1111N4YEE.D.UTENE NEW ANIAAM
OLLNIL EAC
FUN A ILTICIA H N. st ' We e average price of ONE
V.'
Come and me tee plea of elle.
=
SS Flft Street, (taro doors below Yr:press Ortios
1.103 f
AC RiCMTURAL.
=UIMM
UUI STOCK OF
Fruit Trees, Grape Vines,
STRAWBERRY PLANTS,
Evergreens, Shrubbery,. Roses,
ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.,
to largo and One for the sotteoa. Prier Llst'sent to
appltcauts.
T. L. SHIELDS &CO.,
:4tddwF PLITSBUB
HORTI
pArrsuuruGn tWBSER
AND OAKLAND GREENHOUSES.
JOHN R. d A. MURDOCH.
Antrarrors to Ino. MurdorA, Jr.,
. .
1113ILSEILYSIMN AND PLOILInT3,- Pitubugh Pa.,
Solicit ettention to their 1,13031811 , 0 stock of fruit and
ornamental trees, evergreen., grape vines salt green
house
Pittsburgh.
Oreenhnavuos
&Cana Passenger Caro raa talba
aft.. Minot..
PORK PACKKRS.
JAMES upPil cori,7—:
.tmacaroor,
Desler h BACON PUMMEL .e out I
OWED DEEP, LAIL!), LARD OIL, OREASE,
TALLOW,Atc., world rencvtrally ibara of
the trade, No. SEVIINTE STIM,ET, rlttabutib.
ht mia
' • •
RE-PL&TING.
LADIES ' SAVF. votna MONEY.
By baling your Old Table Wars
AE-PLATED WITII BILVXIt.
CABTOES,TSE. BETS, VIAITEIiS,
PITc4ERS,RMS r b . Si a ItOnS.
CAFLL
Can all ba.fe,plated au:Lauda in WOE ALEVWELAH
EQUAL TcHEw AT SMALL
f O y y ZLI. Joati A
LISTITELL
o.
8.28i a Clair tan.'
o=2
TsT
We hays this 447 assocla.ted with us laths:Pay.
urir &vim' "ta fr°24
4 - Tiletidtan.l* " 44
ytA • • • 49 . ./Ltt, i . •
3Wia lf aNkl3lO.
&o.