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MORHING=TEB. 24, 1884.
WZDNESDA
Mr. Brooks on the Negro.
Mr. SANE] Bacrosio is one of the editor*
and proprietors of tta,New York Bspren,
once a Whig paper of deceney and influence,
afterwards a Know-Nothing organ and ad
vocate-of the “straight out" Fillmore ticket
In 1866, but of late years a pro-slavery
Democratic sheet of the most malignant
type. Mr. Baotou is also a member of
Congress from the city of Now York, and has
hanttofore . ahowir no disposition to approve
a single measure of the Administration in
tended to subdue the rebellion. He has been
emphatically, to use the significant Words of
our neighbor of the Port, a member of "the
Demooratie party at the present time."
Bat Baootte is sharp. He is no novice in
the politician's art of reading the signs of
the times, and no stickier for political con
sistency when it serves his purpose to taro
a sharp corner. In this latter putt:Misr
he is certainly wise and eminently Demo
erotic. He does not forget the traditions
Of his party. If a tenet of party faith won't
go with the people, or if it is not profitable
to holdfasteto it, the Democracy drops it and
takes another. Bumph gratia: one year ago
the Democratic party was bitterly opposed
to the three hundred dollar clause in the en
rollment bill; just now Demooratinlitors
and members of Congress are dumb as
oysters upon the horrid iniquity of
that " rich man's law." Doubtless
they think it a wise ensotment just about
this time and wo expect soon to hear them
say so. Nor do we now hear any of those
loud and indignant protests against negro
soldiers with which the white man's
party" once filled our Abolition ears. El ,
cry member of that party to-day, like Pri
vate Miles O'Reilly, is perfectly willing to
admit - the right of the negro to be "kilt"
if thereby his own white skin can be kept
unblocked by "villainous gunpowder." In
farther illustration, ore have recently seen
many of the Democracy attempting to steal
oao-half the thunder of all Abolitionism,
° fanatical" Woonart }Macre, included,
by shouting lustily in favor of an amend
ment to the Constitution which shall abolish
slavery in short meter.
• Mr. Blooms is one of the most "progress
ire" of his party in trimming his politi
cal sails to suit the varying "winds of
public doctrine." lie might well have
pasted in the crown of his hat, if he has
not, this convenient and sublime motto:
.• NW moutons teach DIM dune.
Time utak. ancientgoal urtce..l4
Ite mast upward .5111 and 0111.111 , 1.
Who would keep *broiled of DNA:
A man of Mr. 'Snooze overahadowiug
goodies. - could not, of corms, allow himself
to fail behind Truth whim she is "marching
along," and he doesn'L Mr. Bacons, there
fore, throws the "ancient good" to the dogs,
and accepts the modern good as the very
thing he kind been looking for•and longing
after. •
Mr. Brooks hoe recently been making a
speech in Congress, in which he showed
himself equal to any acrobatic feat that the
szipncies of his party or the rapid steps of
Troth might require of him. The speech was
delivered on Monday last, upon the prop.
damn to establish a Bureau of Freedmen's
Affairs. The speaker duly condemned the
policy which had emancipated the slaves,
and deplored the pitiable condition of the
freedmen en the banks of the Mississippi
and elsewhere, which was the direct
result of emancipation. SO much of
his spoosh was in the way of buncombe for
the lower class of his brew York constitu
ency, ands, a means also of letting himself
down easily to the confession be was about
to make. Ile continued: "While IA
with others, mourned the destruction
of the laws of his country, he must
MOO protesting anti resisting—mutt see
things as they are. Must accept *ts ac
complished and abide by the consequences.
Neaps he recognised the abolition of slave.
ry; milts intended to act hereafter upon
- that recognition, because it is inevitable.
So far as he had influence he intended to
withdraw that question from the exciting
canvass of the day, and to ge before the
people upon other matters of difference'
As if this admission wore not enough to
satisfy the country that hereafter Mr.
Brooks would "recognise the abolition of
slavery," he goes' on: "I recognise
the abolition of slavery as existing
for other :miens than I have given, and
call to a law of the rebel Congress
latch I now bold in my hand. The first
notion of this sot declares that all male
free negroes shall be conscripted and
brought Into the Southern army. The
second motion of the act provides for or
poising twenty thousand of the southern
.slaves, not exactly as soldiers, but as sap.
pas, minute, and navvies, or laborers, in
the Southern armies. The South, therefore,
has taken the secondary clap to the fires
which wtta taken by the people of the
North: There is tho Southern act for arm
ing first the free negroes of the South, and
second far arming the Southern slaves.
This of itself is the abolition of slavery in
the rebel States; for the moment arms are
put Into the hands of slaves, that moment
slavery.% abolished, South as welisusgorth.
• • You have made this a negro abolition
war. You have changed its original pur
pose, and therefore the negro should be
mated out, and should fight the battles of
the party which -has taken them into their
teeplaip • I do not, for one, Intend to resist
your .movements In that respect any
• longer."
Thus has Mr. Luce Snooze, one d the
shining lights of the Democratic party, ta
ltan a position upon the slavery question
most the opposite of that he has heretofore
bald. H. recognizes Ms °Dation of slavery.
Ws speech may be regarded as the first
prominent avowal of the- intention•of the
Democratic party to abandon its position of
opposition to the rapidly developing anti.
&MeV Stettisnent of the country. The
Dmisooratti mere from which we have
heritofore quoted merely paved the way for
these a co*Atdra declarations of Mr. Bemire
Usmanifested his shrewdness in perceiving
the trot that this war Is destined let k bredt
the chains of the slave andlet the oppressed
go lirms, and be showed Ids boldness in ad
mitting that fast upon the floor of the
House. We look for the whole Democratic
party In the °outing Presidential campaign
to follow his example.
Main Biz.ora.—We are to have more
SIN: MI well u more gold: Besides the
bieressieg yleLl of the SolifOrnisand other
itilUr mien In the United States, a new
giber region hoe been dLecorered in the
Argentine Republic, at the foot of the
Masa • The ore I, found In a tract one
mile by -WI .is extent la the Snitch
st View* alio, vra7
casts tispoclut
bus been discastra, ri,sjiiihsl
spyreastios talcs of slim 's' sow
issed wilt tell tritt nobs resomUy at
lost a tampon?: cheat.
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Mr. Chase and the Presidency.
7ffe „Use not one word to sey spinet the
fitness of 3:f.r. Cif.ms for the high ofase
of
President of the United lifetime.. Be is a
statesman and a pstriot. tie is anti-slavvry
to the backbone. Re is certainly honest.
it he should receive the nomination for tho
Presidency by a convention of oar party,
we would work far him up to the day of the
election with all the ability we possess. It
.lected, as we believe he would be if fairly
nominatedfwe feel ears that he would make
a good President.
Having said this much by way of in
document of Mr. Cuases fitness, we feel
that we have some right to criticise the
means by which his nomination and elec
tion are sought to be secured. Mr. Cussr.
and his interests are not to good hands.
...
We might almost say that Mr. Caste is not
in good company. For weeks the country
has known that there was a movement'
on foot to make him President upon the
conclusion of Mr. Ltscots's term. The
nature of that movement--the fingers with
which it wee manipulated—the oil which
lubricated it—were not so well known. Its
secrets, however, have been at last disclosed.
The telegraph yesterday morning brought
us two items of important intelligence--one
to the effect that the National Republican
Committee, of which Senator Morgan is
Chairman, had adopted a call for a nation
al convention to meet at Baltimore on the
7th day of June next; another consisting of
the Chase circular, which will be found on
our first page this morning, and which ad
vocates the nomination of Mr. Chase by the
just called convention. Both documents—
the call and the eiroular—were evidently
the result of concerted, as they were of sim
ultaneous, action. The "Chase movement' .
produced them.
We Object to both. If there were no other
reason, we object to the call for the con
vention because it has been hitched on to
the movement in favor of Mr. Chase. But
we objeot to It for other reasons. It is
Premature. The Union party of the country
had net called for it. The public mind was
not prepared for IL The military situation
forbade It. The action of the Opposition
party in calling their convention to meet
a month is:, Ti I : on the 4th of July, abso
lutely prohibited it as a matter of common
sense. We hope—we earnestly hope--that
the Committee may be Induced to reconsider
their triton, and postpone the holding of
the convention until August or September.
Touching the circular, we do not hesitate
to say that we do not like its tone. More
than this, we do not like Its assertions. It is
not wanly. It Is not truthful. It is mean.
This base attack upon Mr. LINCOLN and his
Administration will not make any friends
for Mr. Caste among honorable men. We
risk nothing In saying that it will do him
positiveharm wherever it Is read, unless its
statements be speedily contradicted and
promptly disavowed by Mr. CHASE him
self. Ile is a member of Mr. LINCOLIN'S Cab
inet, and as a man of honor he must at once
disavow the action of his friends or resign
his portfolio We trust that he will do the
former, and thus preserve his honor and
his hold upon the &Heatons of the people.
The Enrollment Bill as Plumed. I
The following is at once the briefest and
beet antomary we base ACM of the pro
visions of the now enrollment wt. It
from ths liew jerk Them Persons inter
eetedakriieljr- upon the seetursey of this
coati OlLot t tlte new law, whi.on Is e very
long one:
"The bill provides that the quote of lo
calities 'Will be as -nearly u putilble In
pterosaur' to the numher of men resident
therein liable to military service, Inking
into scoots:o, as far as practicable, the
number which has been previously fur
nished. Those enlisting in the naval ser
vice will sin be taken into account, as
well as all who nosy volunteer altar the
ordering of the draft. also provides
that if the quota of soy district shall not
be filled by the draft, torther drefe scan be
made, and like proceedings bed until the
quota of the district is filled.
"Persons enrolled may furnish at any
time previa:Le to the draft pl
substitute who La not liable, l
and such per
eons thin furnishing a eobatieute shall be
exempt from the draft net exceeding the
time for which such substitutes shalt hue
been accepted. Any person drafted ma:,
before the time axed for his appearance for
duty
substitute. von
e a ,
nfurnish
t an d pe rs on
shall hereafter pay money for the procura
tion of a substitute, such payout shell
operate only to relieve the person from the
draft on that call, and his name shall be
retained on the roll, and be shell be subject
todraft in filling that quota, and his pane
shall be retained on the roll in fu
ture quotes. But in no Lastax.s shall the rx
coytioa of any person cot acorns a Ito pay
mret of commutates mosey for aro prawn-
Hon of a aerbotitutt, extend beyond odn year;
but at the end of one year in every such
ease the nacos of any pon so exempted
shall be enrolled again, if not before re.
turned to the enrollment list under the pro
vision of this 1031100.
"The following persons are exempted
from enrollment and draft, viz Such as
are rejected as physically or meat et' iy on
fit for service; all persons actually in the
military or naval Write of the United
States at the time of the drat; and all per
, SOD/ who have 'erred in the military or
naval service two years daring the present
war, and peen honorably discharged. No
persons but sachem are herein esempted
shall be exempt.
"So much of the Entailment Act as pro
tides for two clones of ourollment le re
pealed, and they are now consolidated.
"No person of foreign bleth shall on
socottnt of alienage be exempted from en.
raiment or draft, -who has at any time as
sumed the rights of • citizen, by votlog at
any election held under the ,authority of
the laws of SD) State or Territory, or of the
IJalted States, or who had held any office
under molt laws, or any of them, but the
feet that snob person of foreign birth has
voted or held, or shall tote or bold ethos,
shall be taken as conclusive evidente that
he is ot entitled to exemption from
tag re settles on account of Whinge.
All able-bodied male colored venous be
tween the ages of twenty and forty-five
years, resident In the United Buttes, are to
be enrolled aootweing to the provisions of
the Eseollmirot Let, and form a part of the
national forces. n a slave of
loyal muter chilldrafted and mustered
into the service of the United States, his
mister shall have a certificate thereof, and
thereupon such slave shall be free, and the
boooty of $lOO, tow payable by law for
sub drafted di
me z
be paid to the per
son to whom snob drafted person was owing
Into
or labor at the time of his muster
Into the service of the Vaud States."
I t"
'ras Richmond Whfy, Win beencharged
with siying that slavery "stabbed
itself to death," indignantly snits the so
caution, and saps
"do fu from believing that slavery must
die, we have long held the opinion that it
is the normal and only humane relation
whloh labor Min sustain toward capital.
When this was is over, we shall urge that
every Yankee who venture, to put foot on
Southern soil be made a slave for life, and
wear an iron collar as a budge of Mini.
ority to the African."
That is frank, at least. Then ie Ma mit•
understanding of the messing of such tan-
insp. The ground taken la greately that,
which Alex. H. Eitaphene held, -when he
sunounoed and defended the policy 01
ID ging eleven the canto Mama Me con
federacy. Thls infamous doinnine la char
lilted by ell the !oedema **rebellion. ' It
tithe feudal= of thdr maim of politi
ca economy. it fmnisha the !aspiration
of their salon. lib the estapatam be
moon it and the tree ptieciples at the
north that made an irrepressible conflict
inevitable. And that conflict cannot be
ended. onul the cruel heresy atincintati by
the Mktg is abandoned, or ths rebel organ
' tati , c bated upon tt is utterly demoliehed.
The Defences of Mobile.
A correspondent of the 'cafe Tribor,,
writing Irene Huntsville, Alabama, con
tributes the following interesting informs-
don, gained through military sources:
In the reerof Mobile, and as much es five
miles from the city, are three heavy lines
of earthworks. Fort No. lis en the south
easteide of the river, opposite the tenant.
Lion of St. Michael street.. As you go down
the river and turning to the left, is the
landing of the Mobile and Oslo Railroad.
Here is located battery No. 8, consisting of
t tree rifled 82 pound guns, and one 10 intk
gan. This is called the Spanish Battery.
Further down the bay, to the left, is Battery
No 6, called Pinto's Battery. Between this
sod Fort Morgan are Batteries Choctaw,
Ceder Plain, Grand Spell cad Light House
Battery, in all, six, consisting each of Mx
82 pound rifled cannon.
At the time my informant was there,
Fort Morgan had 600 men in it of the Ist
Confederate regiment, and Fort Gaines was
garrisoned by about an equalnumber.
Upon the walls and within the embra
sures of Fort Gaines are eighty gunt—or
thirty-two guns and the rest hovitzers---to
repulse a land attsok. Fort Morgan has
one hundred guns and a number of howit
zers. Two of the guns from Fort Somter,
need in sinking the Keokuk, have been
removed to Port Morgan, and are now
there prepared to do more f the same kind
of work.
About the harbor of Mobile the rebels
have twosnboats, the Morgan and the
Gaines, h having on deck some ten
guns, but the propelling power of these
boats is defective. They move very slowly.
There is a third gunboat.e.alled the Selma,
made like a barge, alter the, monitor pat
tern, carrying eight gone, hot she cannot
be of much effect, froze the mime cause,
defective propelling power. In addition to
these the Confederates have two very small
iron-clad monitors, bat they 11110 move
clumsily along In the water. They have a
howitzer in front and five port guns each.
These, with the Lady ten guns, and
Richmond, eight guns, D avi s, and ten
g uns, not
so large carrying ail gems—now MI or in
the vicinity of Richmond—constitute the
rebel navy now stationed at the two points
mentioned.
With the exception! , named, my inform•
ant says the entire distance from Mt
rid lan to a ithin free miles of Mobile
was un fortiG sod unprotected by
Confederate soldiers. Exoept the rail
road is torn op sod completely destroy
ed, there is toiling t a force
from mo•iug direct by t h a t rout n e. At the
same umo the cavalry troops might co-op
erate by moving them south from J oakum
as far as en) Broadhaven, and then cutting
across the country obliquely and in •
-nib est erly course to the rear of Mobile.
Too schooner Kent was Belted one day
last wool in the Chesapeake Bay, and a
large mail taken from her. Beside the
mail, a lot of goods wen found on board
for Dixie, among which woe a small pack
age ter (ion. Wieder, Provost Marshal
Gertexal, Richmond, with a, number of ex
oellent maps of the harbor • of Charleston,
sad other important points of military ih
terrst. Beside the akar ilia captors die
covered a &Testi of gun reps, military
braid, drugs, Rs, wkiah had been left on
I the roadside by a Whetted. ruk•er. The
lot of goods that were packed - O•sisted of
the Bine Book and a number of- Capita of
The draw and Nary Ogzette el'• the Uttile4
States. ' -- ••• •
PVBLIC JrOTICES
T:4'l. O. 0. F.—The members of Twrs
ern LODGE. 1. 0. of 0. 1.. aro roquatol
to =at at 'llO MIL ort Eeal stmt. at 15)4 ek
WEDIMSDLY 3101tS1110. ra
tar rho parr.u'ob of at
teanng tha morel of war deo,kovd broth., 4170.
D GLAM. Member. of Bider Lod` a aro toqueatod
to attand.
WOTICE, JOUR PAINTERS.—AIa
a110t...4 =NUM to beta .
D.ET-IVZIUKO. Teb:2stb. at T.% o'clock, at tb•
Mali OP THE A.L.LEGHE o f YaOIHt Cro.,
laWla !newt, war Pe.. T• • mamas.. of ell
Jour Penton la reqtvoloal. S•••••ral lraportant COM-
Mtn.. 11.1 1 raocat.
Mil , • EXTAIrTITC 00 II ITTRIL.
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I:crßY SPECIAL REQUEST.—Erv,
LA. , . THE Li, complying With
the 'WI dattori.g 1, citation many permitlittent
&Ise• a, will deliver a lrcture on Egypt, ancient and
m glens, entitled i• ET TUE NILE," with di •mitis
limo a Alexandria, Ontro, the Pyramids, Spisynx,
Thebes, sm., to the IS titth Street United Presbytertsa
Coma, on TAIRA! EVENING, tOth instant, ati
victor s. Tickets, VS cents
ILICE Nt)'l* ICK El BRE
sortie kies part the pare:heats
hare hewn gnat to oleiructsd
a t pencils, who
a r se
in :be hanit of assembling t the enSOIll of the
rivet, and in [runt of the alt. public places
All
such perscur tea herb', nn
tided to dole frusd such
tole practim, in• the law will hereafter be erten) au
furred. Pp arm rof the
LONG. Oblat of Polka.
City papers Occluding German) phase lawn throe
times. f522.3t
O.LECTURE Br PROF S. J
Neeli, et the Fgerth Petehrterime flhoroh. es
TR% DAY - EVEN' NG, V'ebrasry attla. Kt 1)4, o'clock,
r the Desalt or rho T. art, °boron Sunday
fiehjewt— .• The Boy of oi."
The , ter rt lectors of • merles to be delivered
within the seat f waits rd •eld Cloarch, promise.
to be ote of rho loctereer bed eft' res. The de p In
terest saint the Proles. r tar in the youth of the
anintry V toll knows la this ootorotmity, lard • leo.
tare Di him need only Se enamored to More •
erawdrd ho ear.
Coi n.I CLARE .111 %Wirer the nest lecture st
the mote piece, on THURSDAY EVENING, Perth
10th. rhisert—•• The enortmn of
co os. &dad Woo, 23 roes Ticked. to be had of the
member. of the Church, end at the Drag Storm lo
the IBM and Ninth Ward. of the oily. fleftrl
{I ... rFIRBT NATIONAL BANK,
OF .A.L.LAC‘6II-ECN-Y.
43 711:t al privilop a !aerosol. to.
Shia Itank In non folly organised and In meat,-
Pal operation.
We are prepared to a> • poem' 11•321.hog_linalnera,
and offer our prrotoes correepondant to Pinnks
Danko. throughout the country.
Special attention given to connection to We and
the adjoining Chty of Pittebtireb, na on all
pada of the country.
Moneys received on deposit, and Tatchen/P oo i/1
the principal PIM. bought and sold.
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HENRY orakvlo
N. ntottrsoti
0 WHITII.
T. H NEVIN,
JOIIN DEAN,
vv. BABB/3CH,
C. O. DOYLE,
ARTHUR SoRPON
JOHN P. KHAKI
SU • las. 50, ml
BOUNTY FOR VOLUNTEERS.
—7lso STAMM WARD, Allestony, Is now
toady tO pay Moral Bounties to Yolunuars, oo
lamina mustoring om is from tali .Provost
Xarshal to WIC A. BIRD. Trrasuro, Altsabony
Trust no. JOBSPEI HISIEPATRIOIC,
Bon IIcILWICITIT,
/WO HEATS
Oitn. R. mots
lIENHI auvaisa.
Rowdy Commintionors.
AU subscribcrs and contributors to Um Sawa
Ward Poway rood aro !connoted to pity promptly
WU. A. RIM, Treasurer, and art their min
' lac JOB6PII
Ohairroso.
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tion aD.—Grateful for the kind
attennd patranpy th us far rewind
from the people of Pittslxtfth and vicinity, the
Mama HiLnELlete would rampectfttlij announce
new mamas. will be admitted Mtn their Clusaa l" ol
Myeloid Cottons Yab. sod Mb, 'II7I2IDAT
nod TIIIDAY elr=Bslootie and EVIIMIOB, at
II and 73f,
w* reaped:l,4y.
Ta, en ddeal.ma
L.dl.. and Clantiaman, mum of SO isaama--..
Iptildrata
fatOdar "
,Tr", - 1• PROF. ROBERT KIDD.--This
lsoird.laocutioslat. who Imo won nosh
an KOWA* roputstlou In our
doy community, ahltari
c ti
on city in •to a, sa one or MT.
CIMINO hi fiituttada:w
iry
Tome. Coittgo. Piot
ILIOD has %wet omition tab tly ouccamfal t. a Waft.
nod thaw who dastro ta metro tostenothro hati• •
ram opmatuniF4iored. Th. Colley Choral Ina
pat toms cos and to atiorably
Ulmer. or titan, az.. apply at dm
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DR. BAELZ
Pap potticolar atintlas to Ws Wmamont of
08110=0 DISZAfftB, Ws YU and UR Moron
on CIATAISACT, SPITLNT nll3, for OSSITIOW. ,
?MIL Inserts AItTITICIAL _snd treats all
IMADMA2OIIIf ETU ; sisollaMn aleauzio to,
and all &mum seSettag tbs Mir istd.joadbag
Diatom.
Odlos ICO wrrrn slum tow
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2vu dare =4 for W. ttl
TATC= OB 6 /moo,
So.! Wood Wait.
warp g oii/.4
2 00 gps. OLD CHEESE, to be dosed
we goo al ow koa pill i alUidM irr e a rna m „
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try rT..Lata
marso.
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t 44 Fourth 1114441..24 Mac,
Otatms law PIMBIONI3,B_OUNTY, HAM PAY,
8178.9111TINCR and PR= 110151 M.
Mao. OLD • - tiCE BETIMES :pampa" ettmAdAd
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RAN AWAY from the undersigned, an
Indentured apprentim to Isarn eh. Wining
Maio., and formerly from the Orphsaii . Asylum,
named JAMBS FRANKLIN GRAHAM. In the
fourtoneth year of his age. When he left, he had
on a par of dark Kentucky Jem pants, and a
bro.. mandolinist and muffed mp. Anybody har•
toningldea will do It an his own account
W I nal
not pay for Ina axpenaaal ana any mo tion con.
naming Mtn will be
M.O.hankledly realised by
. O. CRAWFORD, Indiana township.
fe.24:2ldalterf
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR BALE.-A
lame sad well hatched twoetory Meek Dwell.
lag, containing eight rooms. with auk-home, pump
at the dtor, sad all other tutorteary marmite:tea,
fonaetly nuldenee of Capt. John 0 Daiss
Der of Water and C rtasby streets, Binning
Lots as ch IS het leant, renalng its k eAent ItO feet;
B planted with flowe , o and shrabbery.
for farther perticalars Inquire of A. B. If el/ODI-
C/LE. at the office of J. a A. Trays' Planing 11111,
corner. of Water and Ormsby streets. Ilinnlnghttat.
1.24.3 t
TIMBER LAND FOB GALA-3001
aeras ln 7loants township, forst county, Pa.,_
antesprowal, attests 1.. Um oil region, south or
Slants, sod some an ailliss west of no Philadel
phia sod Erie ailroad, mi
d 6 miles north of Kann,
the comity so Rn
Also,loo acres In Jenks towuship„ same county,
or
tin county mat. the hoe of tbe or
en of Um
Gnat Level hoed passes throsgb the tract.
Both of an Ikt 005 trans are well timbered with
Pins P pin, Una, Sugar, Asb, Maple, Cherry, AA
Roll
of the tat qualty. _ Pries mry I. Apply to
fat 13 MoLAIN • 00,102 fourth sant
TiWCOTTAGE HOUSES FOR
tranUng oo Bidwell 'Meet, (Bagsley's
Leas,) Second Ward , Allegheny. on the hue of Mau.
dimmer Naftzger Itailauy, nearly opposite the
ds.. of Hon. India Beath,
Alto, • CUOICI3 00ItINVI LOT, CHEAP, adjoin
tog Oft shore, situate cm the corms of Ateisy
avenue mid Payette etreet-61% b 7 k. 90% met MieP•
the loattion is am of the most deetrehla la the city.
Terme may. Apply to
W. CARSON, Nu VI Ohio
featly °melte the Mayort Mow
L.,00D
in.n. tut NEWS TO HOUSEKEEPER/ 3
ast for (mom
• fully Invite their put... to .11 and attruls
t tar tiflr stock of
. .
HOGSZ-VVRBIBHIISO GOODS,
Ooto biting a Cutlery, Tea Trays and W.IKn, Wil
ts:do and Block Tin To feta, It Irons and Wanda.
Totbit Wart, Bird Cava, Lamps, So.,Cooking
Bums, Tin atid Shoot Iron Wars, Hollow Wm*
Grid Irons, Ica Cheats, Brat Sanwa,
Tin Bo c/Ong and Job Work don. to otdar .
All wart warranted.
ta24,tm lea KIM a scuwagrz.
NITED STATES INTERNAL
HETENUlL—tifitilli•L FOR BOA.
—The Mondial of tim•paysts la hereby oalled to the
prowlsloos of the Bolton States Pixels* Law Maths
to tbs assesament of bane al mom.
By the sixth se den of the eet of July 1, latn,
le uottis the duty of all foram., txrtnerships, arms,
smootall tts, orbndicomonsde liable to en) an
neal dit7,llor twe, ON OR BEFORE lax
fllttlT INONDAY OF HAY IN Ret'd FEAR. to
mate • Ilet er return to the Awdatult Amman of the
Ittstsict than lambed of the amount of manual In
come, th. artieles ar objects clamed with a epretel
tax, and the blutitt-a•ex.ocauleakiellable to par 107
Every porton whoehall 411 to make such retorn by
the ilwy aperltird will be liable to te. meowed by the
Aascanor o to the bist lIAMILAttaII WWI be
sae obta andn imch caws the AMMO , le requirid
to add fifty Per cent= to the amount of the 14mt
of such
Amy person isno shall deliver to an MOISIIOI. any
Wee orinendalent Mt etatement, with Intent to
evade the valuation or.trivoncration repaired by law,
euhleot toofloe of a..hundred dollar.; and to
=oh CAN the Ilst ell b. med. out by the All.oBWr
or
Medan{ Leesesor. end Iron the valuation and sou
112.1111"13. eo made there an Ie no spore!.
Paymeutcf the antonel tea., wen pt Moe. for
Memos. , eu not a demon 1.1 until the thirtieth
day of June.
The appropriate blanks 0 ^ lob to make retort.,
end all nnweeery information, .111 be furnished by
Assistant Ammon for the 22.1 District of Penneyt
wwiia, to erbom the returns shoold be delivered oti
before the how Monday .1 May, at his office In
Q. A. IX r
O. S. Alr4lOn.le, !bt Dbtrlct of Pentwylvania.
fonatd
GRAND 1 iPEN !NG.
To met. the &maw!. of t to.
SPRING
W. We, groottly ENL.III4iCD ud comulosoly
3110DELLFID war Woe Homo. t aud having th. Lu
pe t stock of goods in tbe troetorts country, we aro
prepttrod to ma , tbe mod exoplote 40.nm:tout ever
spouted b...
lIDEB Or N. II
ilorol
Magna" osi4 American VikLysol*,
Potent Tallow y.
Doable Cross sod • otorisais Irrsissars
Three Piles.
Topsoil7e
Brim. Soper wad Fins
Carton Challis, List,
Bag wad College
CI -AL X:I. romurat
Floor Oil Oloths, Matting&
WIFDOW SHADES, HOLLANDS:
At kV,. Ivies then oa Da pordwied elorwhers.
OLIVER MoOLINTOOR & CO
_
G EO. WELLBS, ArcrnoNem
BY NXILIION & BIUMOLO
Store. 113 PE&EL 311INET, (Haw". &var.
On Thursday, Pd.nron 8d
LI 11 o'clock, ht the Empire Worke, foot of ttlii
Iltmot, Beat 111eu,
Important Sale of Steam Engines
Teo Icrer.Presson rinideneng, STATION &ET Mg
°INES, each Se ipai
_cylinders altd II feet Oat;
built by the elloveitY Waite." no. Y.
I, damaged by the We ere at above erotica me
o C r A e W r. Th,
e• a uo ff sm C roeuaaetds ,b tt.h rGI
lor n s m go o o r d ,
rendering them Engines a economical In fuel M
any lb the United Sista of their else. The SWIM
sod exhaust Columns, together with all the Wrought
Iron Work...re highly polished. These an. tea
Stallonary Theme is th• United eat" sal
wen built without regard to cwt. In order to coup
bine beauty 'pith strength end economy. Selt
9200,000
900,000
ROBERTS, BARNES & PARTS,
N 0.119 Third Ilt, Pittsburgh,
TIN AND suzre TRAM WORSIB3
JAPANNI D I'lN w Aut.
Poet:tau attention paid to the tounttfastur
i g
01100TIBS
CO TR& OANISTIES. TOILET Wl
W 1 OLIES
Olt CRIS, sitesand patterns ; TIN ROOT.
INC, CONDUOTORS, mei .11 kind. of Jobbing
dos. to order.
Rho, • loge cork of fancy GIRD 0•0 EN pat so.
Mee&
11110 SOBAPS ..d OLD SISTALS bought.
1b16:ly
MEE
GOLD, SILVER AND U. ti (XV PONS.
ME=
Tap tdatmat =LAP pita paid tar
GOLD. SILVER a U. S. COUPONS,
A. AIeTIOIIE, 113 7117 . 11 61 . 111 Mt
blettl
TILEY DU INSTANTLY I
ioaa al all lb. Itat fords», Pasta• or a r ra:
tetrads:ad 1011 no atteetaally &dray RAM M MUM,
BOACHICS, &a,
lb.) sal It grimily and dl. 'umlaut!,
MIAMI FOR !SALE, OF 200 ACRES,
Du cleared alld In a high state of rultireglon.
and the Nance ttmbrred. nitasted in WO.
tomnselp, Alleglmay, smutty, Pe. The impromments
s new imp Prams Hanes and Barn ; Prat in
abundance; ooneetdent to Storm. Churtholf and
Sehods SSS mike from btevensoten MOL fted'Poet
Offme ; it miles tram Pitteleugh ; 5 miles troth Se.
mickleyellie sad Shaesehmra.
Par huttum puttanims inquire of ALEX. errn•
PESSON, on the premheeor addrms
iLEX. ernivitssa.
Blom Post Wm.
fe2l:lttatwt
WANTED—Board for a Gentleman,
T T WM. Chqd sad dermah la the .vhdally of
Pletelsedh. sad eassedble by the sired ma.
Address 0. B. T. ors of Geo. Albree., boa Y 00.
felahtt-29.24-17
VOTlCR—lntarest of D. Itannnax. in
tb• Cosem•refal Baal THOITPSON, SZLL
00.. c•••• 41 on tbe let ofSibmary, UM Dud
bas VII be cautbreed as budder& *Maw.
1011TrSBUBGH BONDS WANTED.-
I went to 1111 as
TTIII MPLI order far
•
soars.Pl
ensures a Ckauzenitille U.llroi Bondi YOVI
BALL
O. B. BRYAN, Elmkgr J Instmisce
STORE' SHADES,
14 ' NW, to ordfrz,oa abort soils, at
Aa iqtll . 01=.ST, tltruus Ttnk
VOR RENT—Fourstay /Mob Dm&
Largos of tirastparo law, meltable Ibir a
SaaskLisaif.l Aga mom Al*
SID I. OW 41 MIME mama.
XEW JED FERTLY;MXXIR.-
G”. SMISPIki ' LY VICTORIOL22T
BIZILLDIAN, at tba lattarractiota of tbs Idobt:la I
Ohio awl tbs Vicksburg d liontioatery Bs
(S. reportod capturnd—la lane. from
Mobile. For fall nod compreheneive descriptions of
.8 lb. To-ore., Village., Hal'reeds, Tamplk/e., HIT
Idonotalus, Sc., au Ills lino of aura. boo
HUNT'S GAZETEER,
With Pine Large Steel Ptate nape
Bomb in cloth ..... Only 60 cent.
Bernd b leather, ;;i7i;*iZAi . " `°"'
log In the pocket . ................. fl CO
JOHN P. HUNT, PUBLISUER,
No. 69 rim! WritYLET. BUBONIC HALL.
Mallet, pont paid, on retrript of prior
BOOK STORE FOR SAL'
Withdrawing Rpm naive bantams, to any owl de
cirmlir2f embarttng to th.
Books and Stationery Line
resrd'"tablUbscla'BookStock-'l3tV. win
'nd 50100
0
The consent has always enjoyed. in a remarkable
degree, tbemingdenne of thr animonnity, and mew
hes a good ran or mirmass.
The STOCK b fresh and well at=oned. the
Vlnter. well arranged
a nd b. modern style, end
h D.WILL salvable.
The morrhaver will have Use sdreatags of a Wax
years . Lwow, whisy grill glee him a much lower rent
than sleidlar room= in the neighborhood now pay.
8.8. BRYAN.
ens. 59 FOURTH tri.. Barlt.'s RaiWWl
T HRWITT, M. D
No. 34 FILDVILL STRESS, Alleg6.l City, I'
Pt. HEWITT would reerpectfially offer his profs~
noun oloss to ibe citlaeme of Allegheny sod
nanny, asannog who may favor hire wide their
porrormge that all mimedl.
ble mimosa ark enlight
ened and prognmalve cation will be brought to
bear on all num exammittsd to his charge.
intice hoary, all hoar. of the dog or night, edam
not ammo! to Probaalonal vial•ation. 1,19:11,
NTICE TO MACHINE BUILDERS.
—Propagate will be remelts! by the Booongs
baLt mar
Company will
the by
and erection
of • STRAD! LbiGINZ, with Pam ping Aplntrotoo.
far the tom Water Work. of South P abbot& &ad
Birmingham
Th• asarhtnery will be rpaired to p.mp
water st
Ma rats of one million lans to Maim working
tem" m.O floatation Wendt 197 foot Od.ro blooms.
gallea Biter. The distant. of Bann from Biter to
.boat S,cOi Cot.
• MMus rill Mats the poi. natathinory doll stud
at Binabletam Wad pat op ready far am, and act
computy Blab prop - mato with pion of nam.hlntry.
&Adm. C. scrtuvrz,
Tb. Comnetttre so Ul ATanh ik' bmry LZ . n. lis P n i on " = "Wr.arar
radOlhe
umpw7•
YOU CAN ALWAYS PROCURE
Cares OM .lad tednal obtorts,
AR.KIVED, AND FOR Pk
LP Carat% at
WEIDA
•3 Fifth Street.
,11l the Pienkteks House 0
VOWSLL'S SAT PASTS
SIMON JOHNine
&.ut fourth sad Ow lib Add street*
Jea. I. mow
1!Iliii
trlvrivlNG
try La no• afore& Dy • party d•
Bwkar and Inscmanne APni.
HONCEOPATHIO
PDVIDOIAN AND SUDDILON
01111. and Ils•Wence,
rt. Olt.
Pars Boralads dame' Boot;
Coro Stereh, Farina nod Mos
Pars 0.1 Liver 011;
111. Ton. Soaps and Perfume..
Sterllaes Ambrosia, for Ras RALF
Wlsh.t's Plos The T. Cordial
11. s. &llon's Dar Itestorer--goottlu.
0011StitUtiOel Water, to., to.,
At OSO. A. LILLY'S tIICHTIAL ofulti,
In Market Ron., •11.41.13
POTTILII & •IK.SaIn4, stil Lawny St
y,yoOodme 1
ao bbu. s Liszt east ;
20 do No. 1 Labmtlor Barring, Elsa ,
lo If bblo. In. 7 Ixtra Mackerd
illttr, DK& No. i Nisaarel ;
10 Mr No. /LAM' I
1113boxs• Bluilaston ; t.uta.
1 wok Swami Abed_
ICECHEF:fiTS IM.T , ' REF
NONIII2I RIGEV.ATORS,
DAM AND .—loi Chats
Notati, Tardiloo, Dr*
Boyalring of old Quorts. Batto and Notrigerators.
sod Side u good as nom.
nu attention of On trade u ..1101 i., our ...sort.
Mont
salS priors.
Rho MARION AVICNITE.At ovolt/rood crow
tog. Arogberv, or lain. BOX 61, Allesiam, P. O.
Doo..lora • EL . PNICE 1 00.
Q aTB WARD TAX.RB,-AR persone
A 7 .ha t.t WA to their fIOIIOOL. CITY.
POOS and WATEII TOSS, we ttotifted to
wake on ar Defers the eat
of March, Mi. mad
pet , them ht.. they will he put tutu the hands of
the proper elk., for entlectleu.
JOSEPEL DOSLRIt, Outleoter,
1241 Wylie et.i.L
VOR NALE—Iu McClure Township.
SIGHT AGRI'S OF GOOD OIBDEN L &ND,
isdeSiog good nooses containing two rooms; • good
Pare and onthonws: good GpOtDg or Water. 'rho
Oen property Is within one mile of the Wood, Bon
Bantus& at linstmaxi . 4 etetlot. Pooloosion 000 bs
gtvoii on Ist of ..4iriL
Inquire of
foitew
11. a 0. IiATIROII,
In fles.or revet, allostiany.
w-------
muss TOWNSHIP BOUNTY.-
Wilkins to•rinhlp t. wing • IIIN•al
Cash Bounty to Volunteers.
wttlyast tr d s . tnr u. 7 .t of l W. S. 8A .. 11321, coma, 0,
° JALtr Wei! .
Chnlrtosn Bounty ConatultU.
WM.SWISBUELII, tenuntrr. 4111:3t
a ROCERIES,
Dop 110 1 . : *44 C •
176 0 60
kla Bu
O. do
RR do N. O. Dolan.;
ND do N. Y. ; rope ;
140 Aegis Y. P and Imperial teas;
00 do Blank Tor;
DSO hoial Dark FN. ood Open 114 Tobacco;
40 do Natural Leaf do ;
Imp Virginia il-Pertet 40
10 0 do 11l Oarb. Bola ;
INObbla. Na 1 Latta Dalt
to store awl for ode by d LUNAR.
QIINDRIES
tj 2,000 bbl. aisles issolly sod Baton? Drools
of Floor;
LOW bash. prisms Bed WbooS ;
320 do do Wblts Wlssol ;
200 sacks Dolled Corn ;
283 eels. Pearl Moor Potatoes'
lo "lore and for solo by (1111• P t 91112 PASO.
Ma Libor* West.
VAUD& OIL TANK r 2, of all sizen
AGITATOB3, 00ND 11110 TANIS and
vise, of all kinds, for Iteloarke.
Tank. tapered and rhos put I.
AU work warranted, at the .enter Stop cal
blllO2l Airlift% at tile ndl.rw =salsa, •Ila•
ny; or addle= DOI at, Allogtemay
ja.lnlmood U. T. PlllOll a 00.
T E. WAKERAM buys RAGS AND
PAYSIL OLD BOOKS and NIIIWIPAPIMB,
/Lad gives the highest prim. 111 auger so.* at th
BOOS AND WALL PAVES STORZ,
WAIL PAPER,
MI CHEAP ke THIA CHlLtriSr
Olosstag that 1 oda sogl WALL PAWS. of an
itre6ast S. law at up , nat. ottoll of lb. Iszd of
,11roodltt Notlkift, ' I Mite Wren to •1X../D.•
at Ito. lin s
i n
Z=
STMT.
bale .108. R. EMITIES.
rit - E
MIEL.ODIGONMI.
PUB BAIA alliitP
ell AK. O. MELLO
61 WOOD 81116 LT.
RZM"tik—IIENII.I RIGBY has
Wanthie Wok of CHINA sad QIFILTSI-
I9IMOD IrtREZT, solloblai
Swam rm., irborotio WM Dl . show Igo
mnbabill s somplot• mortbrob f all b
kft.thuNimilad Sotto mum of brUla, mbubsb,
bobb. ittbaboaboosd alb sad mob, eibbrs.
IWO=
1410 S. Two Cast Iron • Aka
otimprao, to work yorp•attlettlatly ; forty
tuba matutttr, 444•troks; mailable Coo • ator
mil rum'. ar itoglaa7 cosoploto awl In good
Enqa co tro
mmas, WISTEIN AS I CO. ,
make Mum, Mame meaty, P.
311 TI • .us n owe
wrive states . Ws bob
BENET H. COLLIN&
s `•t
ZUthrbOw
h-ilsoltus etas niI:WM and 110 lat. b/
NI MOUT h OD.
usht*pime
1034 b, 4113.0. BA.lll=,
171 Ltherty amt.
1: 1 : I :r Al "1
n I, •
en
I . OOIWEN"A - ANTEP,
For Col Dale's Battslion.
716th Regiment, a liandock's rnna , V'nfl QO o '
jil/alflirf and LOCal. BOMillta paid.
Ona fall Cam{ any xlll be accept d If p.mutad
before Kush Ist.
Itecrotelog Office, 150. 7e TUTU STREET, third
story. 11'0E(AlID C. DALE,—
rater HermOleg Offiorr
$6OO BOUNTY
I=l
Fifth United Mates Artillery I
Recruits wonted for thin 1,11 known Regiment of
LIGHT BATTSRIIia, t,o o rep r.gunn tea In
grant Army 'f
the r H.• •nria war for
Gas tetriment .611 welt e
9400 Government Bounty.
Gls straw a. re , ,a• r 41.4,0% rl A leo, CM ,
PRRIRICId, ti e of 1... t non. ortaed
Recruiting Ronersetrus, t2O Vi RTH erg
Ptitabargh, opposite the Motor's Office .
THOS. WILLIAMS. Jr
lot Lt. Ith Artlllerg, Rerruliing
Whit _ _ _
Agra REGINIENT I'ENNBYLFANLA
tU VETERAN YOLONTEEES.—The fuesshars
of Compsota. IS and T, Captain. DEAL ONLIG and
II N. CUE &TRA RE, of Ode Regtmeot moot
.4 tho Raeroittog udiew of LI-ut. Col. TOELE, ap
peal. the Post i.e.. toe WEDNESDAY MORN
-100, nth Insists.. I. I o'clock, to be ustgued for
Looti Soludy fefteilt
RECRUITS WANTED FOR PENN
TOWNSSIP.—A Local Bounty of
TWO 11URDRED DOLLARS
Will to WI ...It pen. who will enlist, and he
weeepted by the preps slather - Ides, to fill the quo.
esti
of Penn towsoditip, Silegteeoy comity, wad. the
of the President.
Apply to J. L. STOTLER J AMPS DOTI, Com
mt.. on Nollstutsed, who may befouled se the Pm
voot Abastmr• WS., Fourth Waved Pittsburgh; or
to J. W. DOAK, Rue.. JOSTIC• LEWIS or JAMES
SALOUM. la Perm towaship.
Dy the Commit...
BOUNTY I PREMIUM!
9600 00 BOUIITT PAID T 0 TET1:646 6
600 00 DoIITITT PAID TO 8Y.0601i10,
'Enlisting in CoL Dale's Battalion.
{l6 00 a' i hr i tl in .,!;,.",;;V: i ire k irr i si
tgairk-r tt:lrdt.story. feStrif
IR :}filar I
oceo prePand la PO •
Vlt 1 V ACTFC BOUNTY UV
16200 !
Tvor7 doll✓ of .ewe trill b. paid to vulotitter, and
FIVE DOLLARS EXTRA I
or ...r, revrialt pres.M. , ll.d • 'Niro ID.
EMI LED aIOWLWN, 'Mum
00las, tlo. Si TIV7/1 NTILEXT, asses Dulles&
Pittsburgh, P.. hatrlw
13TH REGIMENT,
U. B. INFANTRY
All welanl.... *AlWing In Mt. Batlawal Arlll
Fiaur Hundred DO/LAMB.
Trots Gowersawnst, until tbs first day of Itssch,ll64;
also ihs blgbest lead bawdy ofhwowl by say Ward.
Ilorooffh. Township of Coot?
Socrniting ethos, No. II TITTIL, shoos Bsotth-
IWO anot, Ttetsborgh.
DALLAS 0. IRISH,
Capt. 13th lufsatry. Ilsmiltiag Mawr.
RECRUITS WASTED, FOR
Thompson'l Pittsburgh Battery.
tine HIGHTST BOUNIIIII WILL MI 82C1311-
6D. j2to paid l o
oaah ou *won-.
mous: Ude Emu. bat barn la amt. mink. mar
y two .d !Limit run, and au. tie majority of
tho old mom.. bar. t. -malLitid Lk. war.
key Information will be ob• *dell FtV•U at ttio
trommiting °tam. No. 5 I !VIII STSM, upgrade.*
telarne lexpr.•
IL. C. Its23l+ll'
Mr.lag4iCt
$602 TO VET E8.A318 I
fittOS TO NEW RECRUITS.
Sir Autboarred O. B. Boorattog Agmay, So. M
FIEDZIISL SIEZZI, • Ilegbaar Otty,-Lo tw nu of
an Trona. Mantra'. Moe.
From 11150 SSOO LOOM. BOUNTY pia
la COIL Ilemat to t. caa alma Soar neon..
frt.( 7. M. BLTSI. Inerataas agent.
- -
pURVI3NCII - 8
PHOTOGRAPH BOOMS,
DORN= NTITH LND ISAILNIT OS arrts,
rd sad 84 dads, wa Ilkiurdoca's Drash7 glum)
Driven - am PL
emcrrucuiswelan.
orory also Arai plolo or oolarod. from IN
Corot do ?tato to Oalloot owl lib ORA
~fV ;IIIITIANCZ braid vertu:wary tali td
tootioo of du AG M& AND IMMIX to the boy bo
cootbtllty of tbb ortoOlLbrootkt, below ~boll by
artldachoo atibt ot 'barn Mon otio 1d11.6.1112L10d.
PRODUCE, NOW RECEIVING.
3,000 m.. fresh NAM Butler;
WO dozen hush 1 5 6i'1
1,000 ma No.l Lord to toin
..ICO trash. son-dried ;
SO do Oorck Neal;
1,000 lbs. Beekethest flour. 501 n. seaks ;
50 blab, prime Mover Seed
ID bids. choice UnseentApples;
100 do trip rarely
near ;
1.5,000 Seed leserTobecee;
• 150 bon" Western news* Chime;
- To arrive stbd tor de by B.
streeL
tale
UNION BRAS WORK&
le A &SPIEL° & PITZSIMMOS 11,
Brass Troanders.
TUSISHED MUM WO HE focrerbol at lb* short
rot hones soportor article of BM:Uri! P AS
.n
1140 ILITAL, tor Stem Cylinders. U SW
014D, no. Short moot, Pt ••• .• Pa. 6.13.
6/MMUMI.-...... 113,631. r..--.J. V. 0101L11•1 1
LA BELLE STEEL WORKR
REITER & CO.,
iIIICC•Nen 10 /Uttar, Hartman I Co. zumatmlargre
of OMIT EMIL! PLOW AND BLISS=
gay
; BPB,Wit osowwita. he.
xrki„ ITU/ • y
• , . .• , •Iv •
GET THE BEST•
lIIIITICD STASIS COAST BVIIVEr MAPS.
North Wolin.. wad Tessotost------.1 41 " R 00-
State of V " ICR
Liotara port of lb. &stoat " Oa.
Lanitions and TEL
F orCate= Harbor sod A proton.-
oat ELYd 00- 65 Wood MM.
1864. DIARIES.
atuireUL b
DIkRS, l ?! i'llsir—ln l
, assn. g
ton, In Imitation Turkey. in Turkey Yoroola—
with gilt edges and sill mart& olgoo—tritb Cooks
Word o f
ond elastic faxtonlogn. an sad
front tts cotrasoneot to the mg boot. For ail .1
"'"kittJousaroa a oc ti aaaaa.....
mlddisr• -woo 01 Woad street.
ellaoloß DRIED PEACHIIB.—A few
NJ bowls vim, Allah* baby. part retrlvild .4 lbw
sale by Nib bushel or pound, by
JOHN A. HINISHAR,
.17 cam. Lit.n, awl none wrens.
20TONS SHORTS, 10 TONS FINE
SNIPSTDIT, sad 10 TONS MIDDLINGS la
son avil lobo by /HO/ t
OTONS MIDDLINGS sod 10 TONS
BELL at lb. binding, PT demur Caton,
• 4 for ode Cob awning, by
KNOX LYoIU,
&In No. $23 laberil argot.
REMOVAL.—Alderman J. DONALD
SOS bam treeveed hie dace trot Igtt 43 St
eistr most JA011801(1111140 0 1 1 , =se door
the Weillatt Ito= of the Otttame Posner WI
, Peon stmt. 1011 m
`, ALL PAPER AT OLD PRICED.-
Glais.l Papers costs.
For s= "*"4
teS ST Wood .100.0.
1 A t - TONS SHORTS, 12 TONS SRO
.. cr 0151113, II TONI MIDDLING% on the leadta•
end for ode this okarelog b 7
W LOX • Kan, Ira Llblety stmt
SMOKED SALMON.—Just received,
tnah smoked SIM Salmon ; sno. • lot of Om
Stand Bank Codfish, On Woos the hantly Ilkon
Store of .1,0113 L. WSHAW,
617 Comm . tolhast, and Band stmts.
BARLEY MALT.—Prima Fell an
L.P Doing
MAMMY MALT.
Oonstandy on band one tot ado bt
D. 5. GALWAY,
jam. Naaaa lamb •imt. 'lmbue"
A NIFTI3.-4 000 fresh Cocoa
.131, ref a
REAB: 4 tierces of our own rim
G Wise, to sten sod tsr osls.
GLO . .1 TOWIISISID,
Xatllioarlb • •
U. IITDDIAD.
L'••
III:oat: boxes prime. .g
a '"" Pxll "" 1'"I L 1 1111611111,,
. • 111 sad U$U stmt.
VOrErrrallaiNl4-400 btlearimj
TV tinaleby CULL C.
ru 1111.1barly sink
G OTIRD othED oLOTELN%
as l22
tit= ir s IMR= rt *
yeyb NM stip ITIMPCaId.
IIIMIIIM2S:111:=
Dar GOOPR,
f:iliowid;wW•l2
QiiiireTNG MANN ELS I
I
etudod, Wiped sad PI.J.
ALSO, A holl stua of
1600 D WHITE FLANNELS;
Of mt.., liodat. far ..t. .t
WRITE, ORR & CO.'S.
CU - alit+ CASSIbfERES,
MELTONS. TWEEDS.
SATINETS AND JEANS,
Sitit•bid 41 , 1 . 9.45 . we., fur Ws by
WHITE, OUR & CO.,
Qt") Fifth Street.
mss•
WHITE, ORR & CO.
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NEW SILKS t o
NEW SHAWLS 1
DRESS GOODS!
LINEN & COTTON GOODS,
&T
Alex. Bates',
i 21 ITFTH ST.
1 bv.
NEW GOODS I EW GOODS
Le minimal fundament...at of everything in dm
TRIMMING AND HOSIERY LINE,
K. ...aid call tlas psalkoga.. attaailtuad the
LADIES,
To • Imp and besalhal deck of ail kinds of
Bead Buttons, Dress Ornaments,
BUGLE GIMP.
Ana all the noveltlet of It. ~On lu
Hair-Dresses and Jras
els°, • lam •ecrtm•et •t
limbreletored ragtag & lembroldDrid
PIUSLIF FLOUNCING. •
GENTLMMEN Ell Clod . fall lino of FicEohlog
c. 2., rt. guru. 5.c Mg. Uldisrairth DI.
era. Sorb, Paper sad Liam Celia"; and Pr.Teltril
MAN of wrote aryls and arperkc quality, it limy
ea pcsslble prim,
NXINCHASTI AND DeAligns .in U 4 LArp
sad wall utededd Kidd% at Ildistsna Prier.
SILKS t BELM3i
DRESS GOODS l
Housekeeping Goods
OUT'S ANS BOW WBAB
All New and cheap, at
J. W. BARKER'S,
SPECIAL NOTICfEI
COTTON STOCKINGS
•
Lott ow from WI moon. and of ooportoe
vet be Mond at rot bamboo. by rho ors& Poll or
boon, tor the oat two wos.
ALL FANCY WOOLEN GOODS,
SOILED HOOP SHIRTS,
• Ilinr amass sk•ang oat at boa pie.
Linen Handkerchiefs,
Mach Ortgar thus sow rob "WU.
Alexander's Best Ed tem
At umwmmnbaft.wrimftol. l,o L ,
=llVagUE: Gu le" s Dew's'
SPRING GIN)DB I
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S,
Tali Cl LLIIXI43
werrre oorairmarante
oOLOWID 43:11:11MatiSli I
51411.011319 lit
Worn,
aantints.
OLLIOO3.
, ••
RITNXII BUM.
Nas.lss sad 125
Woad dreg.
BARGAINS 10H TEI HOU:DAYS
-9.4248 410 0481.
. 11 tHOUCELD rinUCEIS 1
11411#1 4161 Gas,
am 411:ens
t i L t ZT—Chsa bugs, eleantly !anis&
NM "Moe bereC int" et
Ire. IMMO= wr..Ptalbmijik.
VffrIPIZP-400 crsovev izzia mitivi•
adilia FEW kr
;.. ~;.:
i-puivATE - -
Dr. Ludlam's Spbelb
TA the only roll able ronedyible norm of
of gesaratacm. It la as 4U11.:0111131 d 111 OWN.'
11, 7 6311 . wt.. lib re. &woad to dm treatuni a
1.61 a dr of Mammy .of •Ub aager.44 l o l o
ors, lbc non Mao nnoty roam It Is palmed= Its
If, requiring no Intoetkos, Ind illtbring astbstl
tr.. th. =Waken preetkom th. 1111:610001111101
oottaptotada odors& to lb. imblio. It ISSOI
IssetAL• sod parboil, tatt.. It Mei like s dlllll.
d thaps.rt4 .trettell &ad 'lcor se dionowl
CLUITIOII.-11. g r *at ...sart, in
p. 01,4 imminent eons du 44 it Its Yang betas&
LI aaj0d..21"41 a.. Oimene, Umbra, Um% Yr
slyartare at ths proprbtor 8 mama sack blow
oda" le genuine. Prepared NAT bp
Bad by all Druggist. Prim. PPb. boa.
NW ?tor L. at wboissio by aZO. S 4il 1L
Iyd Y
[F,' ONE OF EIINIFEWELL'S
GREAT ItZHE7)III3—HHITH IWEL
tiri BELAY COUGH Hill/HDT.—Thobadaof
truly mondartal preparation, nom at mtollaalboara .
odoltrlty; lo • Radom [m on very ompunent
anl
neleted to dobllltato, and by inch to siker lb*
groanot freedom of u, day or night, ea the only
troll {hoary by •bich Throat and Lang Oulnialitinii
can bo otbstmally cared.
To provont asking Wootton to long amis.( grog
coma shoo local comma make almoat aD mach 401 m.
plaints illfforout In eon, I mould ask coalldallOy,
which to aatrod, m Golda. Gongba.Cotrom*O.
Pam Throat, Bronchial and aelonatic Courplatata
Whooping Cough, and to all Throat and Lana Com
plant., which, ohm noglactad, owl In Gonanmptlon.
ToottnmadOs from Physic:lam of to. highest moat.
ability, and from larallda, can to man at my aloe
by all Interested
Poe gab. by Whalen& and Betel Dodos.
JOHN E. HVlnTra r nL, Pinprieter,' .
heal& Obenktit, Boatoa. Km..
4,lo:los—tweee.en - •
Ff.l:4 :II:19 :Iv)
..MiTC•.v4o4,l2.o.V•raZ.••re •
PARK. 31cCURDY Lo CO.,
Illoonesotaroro of SEILLTEING, BILIELEDS' AISE
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOIB.
SAWED STILL BOTTOM. bPALTZE BOLDER.
AI" Impalas and ioalors to 11112lL1, ITN
PLATS, Baur rim:, wilts, &o. Coadaotty oa
band. MEWLS' ISACRINES AND TOOLS.
Worohoms, N 0.140 MIST I MOOED iTIL,
etembarga, Pa.
Spada wilors of Cloppn cat to all SoeSsd Pat.
tau. erift
Tr .7: -- vINCS CONFESSIONS ANN MP
'"-. 7 ninon 01 AS utirltro. putd/olgol
Ibr the botalltuut summoning a:dem:Non torten"
mos lobo ono. bum Notwous Debility, Tertatell
Decay of Ilanbood, .to., supplytuE at tbOtioo, it OW.
A. ram of .4/ ow. By out mho tun curl WNW!
attar Was put to groat amour gaol tujury &lough
emilod - bmbaz mad 4mamg7. •
.•
Hy tosolootat purt-ptit aditraomol amps
ooyloo may be bud alto mother. .
NATHANIEL NATTAXII, Eaq—
oty2Llydr•T Bodtccd, Mao cetutty. N. T.
JUbT OPZIIISO
11:W. TO NEMO 8 888735831148 0
nmassal gatdbasma
ma Una re•tar•l w basith la • law dam attar Imp
&realty' all the anal routine sad Irestalar atm
dr. mode of treatment. vitbasit moms, saashisis
his sacred duty to asayastedests to his sfitistail &Doi
enuaana the maps of con. BISMOM the “ 00 0 1
a en addressed sardoPs, basal asoljno, • awe t
tba prn.crtptl® matt. Dirict to Dr. Jon K.
DWNALL. ISS Paton stmt. 11. T.
meudydat•T_
MAORIIII & ()LYDA
TB ■lair= ITS
&mos Nara and IXsaaced.
.i..al ' - a: IV& i :84 J ilinthi ,
- or 1011.11= AND DONESTIO DILL UC
=mum, ostrunoms or =dm
Dl. HOT S AND IMlttn. Ire. 1T 11U31112!
MOM% littelenna Pa • i
STLOgleatione nab en all the pled* Innis
threstibosn the Venal Staten - WI
[l , lterEN avanficfturArk
ING AND COMISITION 1133 -
wholesale dealer In OUXINN. ENT 3OI I, SIMS
IMArg NA
TM. sat galena noneralla Na VI -wag]) n. ,
moon. ma
89 narket Street. -..—— -------;---
Low riacr:B
LIM WOOL Hit.
Clootoi ail at km prior.
SOUPS ROUE irk CO..
In um ?a mat= ma?
12 •
AIIIILET BTRSET
mArrriti;
• LND nags=
EALLAILD VALE IfLAMM&
ram
WI. F. DAYIDSOII,
!km. emprsear,owstamel.o..
T 7 1 4 0 CONSUL:PrMa—The AO.
A. WILSON'S namely for Ur wruk
ooxiscarracisdisimasoNaarnsaau ms
.001:10113. and in Thsoni sad laukg Aactioss, to
caber with • pagptae. ghtag Oa* proplipaile
4
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maps memo, um*,
oar luAte. gum: 124
WM. C. r. 2010:1101.
WWIC. mar sassocit.
LOBINSOE, BE& & CO., -0 063 t
coven to toorsoos, Mau a 11103 2 0FUSIEUR
TON ROBES.ltravoma Kacizams.
ilogoofootormo of BOAT AIrD BTATIONUI
BIZAX rffolBl3, BLAST IIMIMM: MILL
NACEINEET, 01.011210, SWIM, Ca
mil, ot atl a,.alytJ $ l OIL TAM • Midao.
BOIL= MID KM? IRON WORK.
Ageala tor 41177•111Y8 PLUM L 1111070114
TOM TUDItt• BUMS.
TORN COOICBAS &DLVq Maw
abeam , of 130 N NAILING, • ISOM
VAULTS AND VAULT DOOl3. WIDOW
TIM, WINDOW GrARDs, ha., Nom. fl SECOND
and 14171111 D STEW. tot. Wood sod Kaiak
Novo on hood ovorkrty of ore ?Worm, Amoy fo4
plain, mita& tar ort Insrmos.
Particialor attention paid to onclootoi Gram lola
Jobb:tog demo of. abort toffee. -
TOII
WINTER GOODS! .
EATON. KAOEUEL & C 0.%
Nos. 17 sad 19 Fifth 8$ )
le Deist to clawed oar roosototoit stook of
WINTER GOODS.' ,
s/..111...5.16Xtrim017 Low erten. magi
may lak ,
M.erohanto and Deoslere,
•
wto ass ma. r.n bargobto 1111=1
gotds• ' issoinnt hoe.
Ha. IT sad U 7ffi imam.
GRILLT BLILIAVIEW,
mama otii bul
I.a.A§,IDIMEIS' l!MME11,
AM oolx►
MCCORD 4V00..
woorisszepAr-'
WAD AND BUGLE GIMPS
OUTTONI
A 4.35* @abutment d tb• Wel did*l6:oll4". ,
reodrd by cm= UM day, d • '
CATON, nucaux i 00.11 i;
mom,
Commission Neffiuntbs,
FLO= An; MIA LED: •
GEWEEIAL PRODUCE DLAIS".
110. • 'WO= STBIZT, PittobatTk. , ri. 1 '
W. bac= to
,!•Iktylkt . to" Us fbikokki
01:=k kot iJ'
00., al . liteulti k 00.,
May_ ,7 . . tle= 7 .sZ.-
2. 50.. 11 17 OD. ,IR Haack a Cki , ' •'.
Jos. Woodwoll k 00. B. FL Do* 1:04.
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may, BO
stla•MotelcoidationMed itYLVlO
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"in
mess4-bloid Imo or +Wlimall /WA
waevaitc - uum min% I ***** lo * -
"ad bola% Docreon. Ax , k am_aritroa BUI
113101303 'wimps
8
wodest sad lbw solil7_
oda 300111 Woos. Whit dog.
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