Vittfihrgit tazeitt • •WIiDNESDAY= - . A FAIR IN PIITSBURGIL The coming compasn against the armies of the Rebellion promisee to be one of the Severest of the .It may be the bloodiest, because it may ie decisive of the great is enc. - Roth sides bare mustered large ar mies far this Ur" struggle—the South by haletelless consciription, and the North by volunteering and the payment of large bounties. The result, no man can foretell, but it will be the prayer of every loyal heart that God will help the Right and be with our braie boys when the shock of tat tle comes. And now,ltow do those who hsve not gone forth te battle answer the questloni—What cats we do. to help along the good fight? Is there a duly for us to perform?' and, if so, are we doing It? Everyindividnal must slower those questions for himself Every community most answer for itself. We eon Spook for Pittsburgh and , Allegheny county. lhns far we have done one whole duty. Our young men have voluntarily gone forth into the thickest of the fray, and haveborne themselves everywhere honorably sal well Bat :the patriotism of this community did not stop with the sending forth of our thousands of Union soldiers. We followed them to the battle-field, to the hospital, to ther prisons of the eftemy, and, with noses levies and delicacies, with food and clothing, with medicines and words of good cheer we have encouraged and assisted them. And not them only, but wherever there was a Union soldier in need of help, and it was In our power to help him, we did not pus him by, on the other side. The Pennsylvania Belief Association at Washington was mainly sustaiued by the efforts of Pitts ' burgh men residing in that city, and by the contributions of Pittsburgh merchants and others. After the battle of Pittsburgh Lauding, on the Peninsula, after Pope's defeat, and again when Fredericksburg and Gettysburg were m pde Ibe graves of martyrs, Allegheny county promptly and liberally responded to the oath for relief Which accompanied the new■ of battle We sent stores and mss, and some of those men were oor leading citizens. We can think of two of them, eminent physicians, who laid down their Byes in the good work For nearly three years our glorious Subsistence Committee has furnished a substantial meal gratis to every soldier passing through the city, and, if necessary, a comfortable bed to sleep in. Whole regiments have been fed In one day. Since July, Nal. we have fed 144,000 soldiers! Generally the food has been prepared by the heads of volunteer cooks from the ranks of our loyal ladies. 11mi soldier who has stopped in the city long enough to eat a hearty meal will not • aeon forgot the kindness of the Pittsburgh Subsistence Committee. But our charities did not begin nor end with What we have already enumerated. The records of the . Sanitary Commission and the Christian Commission will show that thou-noble as iodations have been liberally aided by the Willing hands and open punts of the men and women and children of Allegheny county. and, latterly, at the Great Fair - -yta ladlesof"that' good city could point to more than one article of value Which the loyal teen of the Smoky City sent to them greeting _ The new campaign calls.r new efforts by our people. The soldiers who are to fight the coming battles will need help. Ire are getting reedy to help thenm. Already have our local columns carried to OUT read ers the intelligence that the Pittsburgh branch of the Sanitary Commission. has re solved to hold a Public Bair in this eityier the benefit of the now exhanoted treasury of the Commission. We learn that Tom day, the 10th day of May, has been fixed upon ite the time for the commencement of the Fair. That it will be a brilliant ene ma no man who knows this community can tionbe We will show to our sister cities wholoacesot us the example of holding Fairs in behalf of our sick and wounded addict" that. we will tot unworthily follow in their foot.teps. We will help along the good fighl, by helping to sustain the Sanitary COMUtiOIIOII. Look out, then, for oar Great Fair! in ten weeks from this time the -grandest local event in the life of everyi Plitebtarghee will be Connally inaugurateu: The Expenses of the War and Teruntsi ' - of the Government. . It is now veil secertained that the-ex penses of the war sod the wants of the; Government will require, in addition to' means' from other sources,"that the inter t cal taxes Isbell yield fully $200,000,000 ler ' the next flecal year. "There to no dodging this necessity. That sum, with the other revenues of the Govehiment, it is estimated, . Will pay for the war as it goes, meet inter! ant, and establish s sinking fund, which Kr. Chase is resolutely ben' on having , . COMMianioner Lewis hoe made caret Ili intimates upon this subject, and to pre pared to reenu mend toCrogress a detailed syetsm of ieternd revenue, which will cer tiinly prolate the required amount_ if,'. whei his draft et s bill is stint In to the Ways and Meant, the swarms of lobby do _pastime can only be kept sway. from Washington, there viii b.. a chance of this important measure being considered and noted on berate nest dog.days There is s manifest desire on the part of those Senators and pepreseotatlers best acquainted with the Seances and with die expenditure* of the Government, to Increase the Solara al, taxation. Scundor Wilson, whew position an chairman of the Core mitts. On Military Affairs gives him so epportguity to. know bow the air debt is bolos . increased, stereo openly, in debate and conversation, that we ought so to in. ern* ottitaxitlon es to pay ae least one third of our annual' expenditure. lo his Opinion large taxation will alone cheek thiwiidepectilation that feeds on inoreas thg !mina of pap.? moutty. • 10k%.. T. printer; yesterday, in an item eon seerning the Post, without havir.g.tha fearof • MMus WASID . S wrath before his eyes, make the word "goak" read "goat." Of Coutse_thilest man down street would have ediett fiErteilty in - seeing the point of that Fgong," if he saw it all. ,A yforf.a *mistake than this happened in ,t*idihniel columns of the New York Post Or Wally, A correspondent was made to esieseitiOng especially compllmentary to the Beer ray fork/ what a re,* there would, have been U. the type yesterdsphad made us sera to the littsbur,gh Pork! But they --ahltt`t, . Wk hive received the Denm CHI Cone narsqrallh,.`.orr ebruary 18th.... In the pro se:44,llMS of the Territorial I...miniature are' read that &jetzt scsolutiod. was inteodneed requesting Fits Jpho.Porter to leave the '- 1 141.1."4 , du Nation FIJANOES Mr. Chase's by stem Defended by a Dem ocrat--The Solvency of the Govern ment todeaructlble—Speech or Ron. H. C. Stebbins, of New York. :::.:MARCH 9 11;54. The able speech of Mr. Henry O. Stebbins, made lately in the Home of Representatives, has created mush sensetion among the oppo nents of the Government. Mr. Btebbine is a loading of New York, president of . the Board of Brokers, and is withal a Dem ocrat. He has therefore unusual claims to be Maud by all patina. Ills speech is an elo quent and unanswerable defence of the Gov ernment credit against its invidious assail ants, chief of whom is Mr. Fernando Wood. Mr. Stebbins, it will be seen, hued his argu ment upon fact and troth, ant not upon spec elation, taking for his text the recorded opin ions of the Secretary of the Treasury, and Opposing them to the (else statements of Wood and others. "Mr. Olume'd avowed and recorded opinions are, that imMalent circulation has been pro. tided—that it cannot be increased except at the hoard of swift destruction to the whole system—dot . charms whatever, tioviiing or increasing the quantity of eircaforieg medium, Wads ie four hundred viillione, •hou:d hr roe sidereal for coo moment." Mr. Stebbins luau read from Mr. Chase's report: "Page 8 presents an estimate of the condi tion of the pub' 7 • anances up to the debi t of July, 1864, ar •, estimeted total debt hp to the let of Jr.. 1605. Crn July 1, 1864, that debt wit: 4:,5,041, of which $100,000,0 00 i, .u., . he let of July. 1865, it will 'O9O, of which $400,000,000 will soli .. -eatery. Deduct ing this currency fro.. .L.• debt, the funded debt of the United States will, In July, 1864, be $1,831,035,190- I class all but the $400,- 000,000 legal tender as funded debt, and I assume that the extreme ti tt of this kind of money has been reutied—that it will tutor be exceeded." .A eorrespondent of the I''r bons desoribes the speech as follows: "The orator, praetleally familiar with bank ing, and knowing man's ways with mooey, and hi, pardon for interest and weakness for con. pans, demonstrated this proposition in the ! relearest manner. He showed that the $400,- , 000,000 legal tender 5 nor cent. was, like the funded debt, a merchantable commodity, par taking of the character of the English ex chequeriaill—rising and falling In price with the sugMentatl , of interest—lloating as cur rency a few value of money, increasing in value deity with the days after being issued, bat presently absorbed and gone from the snreket, not to reappear until preeented fur payment, on maturity. In the some manner he showed that the debt ccrtiticatm wane not "exuseney"—that they a ct bought and soil for investment sued mketnole coo, itioditios, and °croupy precisely the some rola tioh to capital that the prdniissory note oc,u phi.. The long loan he refit shooed to be like any other funded debt, dad when he con ch:Med this branch of his triumphant arm: mint with the worsts "And so, Mr. Speaker, out of .ixtoen hun dred minims of debt, thus far created, but four hundred millions is currency," the assent and faith of the House followed him, and the Copperheads ehruuk back in their chairs. They Bunk deeper 1... k under his manly ye hake of the arguments and statements they had resorted to with deliberately malieious purpose of swelling the current of improvi dent speculation—of weakening still more the public confidence—oLdepreolating still more the public credit—orpuehlog up still higher the erica of the precious metals—of Increas ing to a still greater degree the nee.sit lee of the Government, ant in the same proportion the burdens of a people already staggering under their load of bloody sacrificee, great anxieties and expenses, and attempting to shrivel the war arm of the country with pre. Mations of national bankruptcy and ',podia lion. He said: 'Sir, such predictions and statements coo not be made in this House without damage to the public credit and injury to private inter ests. Nor ran they be made without hurtful influence on the hundreds of thousands of withers in the Geld, far away from their homes, and in the midst of , ljkosoloo. :kkol look to Cttaertw "Sie netional credit, to seGengthen it if it Is endangered, and to fortify it where it needs fortification. They wish to feel sure of ample supplies of men and money, until they can terminate the eat successfully and honorably. I sympathise with these soldiers. With all my obteotions to the pretest financial system of the country, I feel it to be my duty to sustain it till the war is over. And I think, sir, that it is the duty of every time in this House to be sessions and indoetytout in hie labor to inepire the nubile with eonfidende in Mr. Chase's an.cial system, and to •nable the Government to no - gotiate loan. and meet with promptitode its obligations." Had there beau bales in the neighborhood of Fernando Wood's seat, numerous chairs had been vacated under the ring of these Democratic words, vacated with undulatory baste, and biases of leave-taking. The orator then rose with his theme, and treated paper mousy like a &minim:en as well ae a banker. He said "I am taught by history that groat ware have always been curried on with paper money. My judgment and toy experience teach me that:tine country ewenot hose to tie an es caption to this rule. I therefore do not pro • pose to discuss the event:: of • paper money, nor to point out its imperfections. I desire to see nothing but the great facts that we are in the midst of pled war—that men and money are essential to Its prosecution—that the life of the nation must be eased—the ho nor of our arms maintained--the integrity of the United States pre ..... d—the authority of the Federal Government vindicated. A finan cial spited, the offspring of thie greet neces sity, has grown up. It has been In operation far the past three years. It te interwoven through every part of our industrial system. We cannot abolish It if we would; wo ought not to abolish it If we could. We must wait for peace to prevail before we undertake to pull down the struct u re, and build in its place another. To undermine and destroy it now, would be to bury the nation under its ;mine." Mr. Stebbins next indorsed Mr. Chase's national banking scheme u calculated to strengthen the national credit, to provide mode and means of selling Government debt, to considerable quantities, and to prepare the way for resumption of specie peyme ots and the gradual displacement of the legal tender. And the resumption of spears' payment', he believed, would take plea through the influ ence of the national benklog law without any of the disorders and convulsions which always heretofore haul followed great financial eh.- Ile uttered hie faith in the funded American debt, and beses the faith of the people in the bonds of the United States with economical troth as well a. rhetorical - beauty: the plowed lei& and the homesteads between the Atlan tic and the Missouri, on the public domain of a thousand million of square miles welt of the Missourilnexhaustible mineral§ of coal, iron copper, silver abd gold ; on its .Paelfic RailrOad to tra and cot through this bed of eternal wealth, and to tap the commerce of the Paeitio world; on the enter -prise and Intelligence of the free race that this road, Pais that wealth, and draw off that commerce. - , "Sir " said the orator, "the people believe in this beats of their country's debt. I believe in it. I know the greateconotnieel truth, that while from the year 1801 to 1861 the poprile• Mon of France increased but 37 per cent., and that of Pringle Increased but 79 per cent., and that of England 121 per amt., the growth of population In my bountry was 593 per cent_ I know, too, from the mulattos of the incretue of the 'national wealth of Americo for the last ten years, that in 1870 the middle Atlantic carrying and manufacturing and the Western food-producing States will sorely have thirty. tbomillnd millions of taxable property, audios 1880. eighty thousand millions l'Str, the lour hundred millions of legal tender divided equally among these Rate., to be paid by them out of their increased wealth from 1860 to 1800 alone, would have been extinguished In the Ant six months of 1800 and the balance of itemise of wealthremain ing on hand be the merman: sum of 87,600,- 000,000. Measured in connection with the nation'trability to pay, this legal tender debt, - Mr, is wholly unimportant. liars not twenty live millions of Americans endorsed this paper, as, well sa all .the debt of the United States; and is not tide endorsement guaranteed by forty-two millions of Americans thinkingand laboring In 1870; and is not their currant, underwritten by the lifty-six millions of Americana of the year 1870, backed up by their accamulMed wealth of 982,000,000,00.07" Coming to the measure before the House, the gold bill, he said, with a logical Impres siveness which wu inerlatible ; ..I.f this four hundred millions of currency wen secnred to be paid to-morrow; if the na tion could see it begin to die and disepprar by the establishment of a oinking fond of 10 per cent. per annum, which would absorb it all . In ten years; if by the legislative eanction: the Boerstary should direct the burning of 11100000 Of iteday, nail the whele-was de iisroprl, do yew lases, youtieubt hear Loy-. thing pore of sinfilltgo4 ? • Sir, those mai ,. lures want& be thialftathqf apacaUton OD this subotra,lad the nation Timid dip above their . fous sad , waxistiis; MI Of fresh: pow hopla The passage of this tai betirdisemred.in Op - Ituthotiie the secretary id the TreiesurY 'from time to time the - eurpliiii gold to the Treasury would, in my opinon,haves crapes ponding e ff ect, and tend proigiously to the reduction of the exp•tuses of the Govern ment.' • Mr. Stebbins :ken unveiled and attacked the artifices by which the people's money is deprieemed in the great ed.:a. If is speech concluded as follows: "Suppose, air some vest theatre, crowded with thousands of human beings. absorbed in e dramatic spectacle: and suppose, sir, in the midst of thein happy absbrption two, three, or mere voices should suddenly raise the appall ing cry of fire, and rush toward the narrow entrances for the street? Does it need any prophecy to foretell the fearful disaster that would ensue while this frenzied multitude dashed atthe contracted outlets, and through the crowded corridors 7 Hundreds might be crushed, limbs be broken, numbers suffocated, while thousands might be robbed by the brig ands who had perpetrated tbe calamity for the purpose of plunder. Sir, will any one under take to say that the building is really on fire because of the infuriated cry of fire No,' sir ! And sir, this is precisely the owe of the people of this country. "During the past three years disloyal voices have kept :crying fire against the national finance., and there have been convulsive movements to escape tho leaded calamities said to threaten the paper system, and which Is finally to be entirely demolished. And while this cry continues, and every Imagina ble auxilliary is need to magnetise the notion into each belief, and while the masses are rushing out of the Federal building in mad disorder, a system of pillage has been going forward that defies description, and human ingenuity is lazed to its utmost to keep up the alarm, that the spoils of the villainy may augment, and the opportunity for plunder be protracted yet awhile longer. Sir, it is our solemn duty to assist in 'correcting thie scan dalous state of things. The firetsteri that we are bound to take is to relieve the Govern ment from the fearful position of being a hoarder of gold. It cannot afford to be an instrument in-the hands of its anemic., • par ticipator in the depreciation of its currency, a confederate with the speculators of the sea board. "Sir, I repeat with all the emphasis I am capable of expreezing, that in advocating ever] measure for strengthening our financial system: by encouraging the Secretary of the Treasury to persevere in carrying out the ideas distinctly presented in his consul report: by pointing out to the extent of my humble ability the way to roll back the current that has set in such irresieible force against the public credit; by pointing out the vast mimin g. of our country, and showing that an issue of *400,0,10,000 ol aarreney:is only a substitute fur the gold and bank olrenlation It bas dis placed, I fulfil my duty UR a Dom wra , te rep reaeotutive." PUBLIC JUOTICC:f ~MASIEH l'A 1 N MKS -A tiPset '• hag .f th- Mart, thtitth•rt klhythony ttulto It 4111 he h.ta w the O.h of J I tl. rbuitp., cuir n.e t. 41h. sto•y,) THUHIIIt tY Erkfl sd. A nat ltttotolan , r. t• b.l. U7..reet ot Iso rtreitt•ht Lath` _, NI I c • • U O. F.—A Regular Meoine. AI:4EI4ONA LOIntE, Nn. VT/. I onl d rn W EON ENDA Y IMI/. Laatanl, •11 c neY. in Ib. mnethent .44 , 4 4 , 1 0. , loslaa• a.lnaltad t nem ro int'? t •n:n Ornnaht helm , . the Lo Ige In , . Y. • It u. der n et/ ELECTION for Provident un,l n• , < , sir 1 , ir0 , , rn nt the Itl•nrhnvitnr hannn, linnk vrill tvn hnht at lbw Itankt“ !lon, on :OCR; 01111 Ow 'NAN .iA Ilareh. Inm,. lvelvrenn thn In , ur• of 1 sod Jnctni 1. tn. Tll I II E, eaalt•r. At...heater, I.A. tahl PAINTER , 1: NI(IS —ll.o /em the I[ IM. I' Kkr •hoL•g vt II t. b.. 1.1 on THU:V.I,AI' by ASIM). 31ar,h ltll, 11%., at 71% t. In 11.11 aO, • 1 . ..1..ny VI , Co full e••• 1. 1101 rel. Baum,. 01 Itnr...r , sone..Tb. 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Catsi.ni fur wallas a Bddg. ...ter the Mut.onashela oppa.t• P‘ttannrZn, In the "'duty of asteaMony bats thy day d.ctatad a ' , i.e..] of FOVII Pa H. MINT. on the Capital Sto‘k ebirh arta be p.:d to the P.E.khol , ara or their legal repre•Rattas.,•. at the Itankl^g 1.1-nse of ti.ll-1,3, n sod let-r Ilth 14or tohi.t N M Trva•Ctr.t. NINTH WARD IUreNTY FUND n 8671 —Thc cltltrna of the Y nth ward cart at the &Po I Hoes • . n Mooney vmoolng, Mar b Ito, and organte.d rall.na Mr. J. T gba. • vottto Cnalr, and electing It. Mac Lardy, th..etary. C. W. Ca •roll, Cosi, oleo tit • Coma:Pit -a arpvlotvd at • pr: vio.ctoottn - ' prevented the fAloaing 10tt0... Which •rroadtopted R.v.oh•of, Trot Ivo toll rel. a fon onfbacnt to pay a bonety of two noel:trod dollars to nerd.. to all ciente h. tlw Ninth Word. R.olcvd, That an Ea-cotta. C.ntroltPs of tan be appointeri to ottood to all tnat.r• r rzpolog a pro• c wing et loot. err Tao folio+ in, p. a.. were Wt. a apputoted tall (.:otranittee,.•lto µa.er to add to their number, .p. point sob cosoniitrta e nd t ek e .11 necroary mot.. orve to carry m at W. above ret.lntihntf` M. Y.l • arde, m. U. Carla, J Tonna, CW. (late,)', Goo - ge Dabb., Val, J. T. Shane, T. W W•lvh, C. b d..enetrong, J ebargo. Esq., and D. M'Clelland. On motion of Mr. bloke, Mr Jae. Little a.., by aoclatnation, elected Tram.... On motion of Mr. Daly, the nicvfin, adjourned t. ro. et on Thursday evening toil. T 14H.01 b, Provid.ot. IL lIIACLA HUT, brert.tary. net Flecetire llacomlttee nel w.l •rpttlro,l ,Ilowleg nob ttetmotitters, namely : • To visit lb+ Mannfecterets, M. &fear . a, C. U. Ann.:tong ; Committee on Bean .1, John 31cOargo, W. 0. Deelb. For blottk No. I, from tbelloe of tb Fifth ward to Allegheny .1 M. Lightner end J. B. Cherry t Irom Allesheny et. to OArralt et., Hobe 3T:Clondr, Flan.nel Mitchell; In.to Cerruti to Bela. 1,111 .1 , Joy. B. Noble. Job.. P I. ay: bow Belay, to !lords st.; John Welett, Jobb Mortl. to Huh et., Barn t.•I I , b. Gen. Curry; fro Itnsh to Moffatt at., J. Miller, C N•it.bsceer front bt.trlon t Clymer .1.. Je-r.t. 11 1110,1 A. Nor mine, E; from Clymer to Smith et , tmcntl Mr Kee Perger ; f.om floti h to inyler .t Jobeson, W. J. ll•nte, All Choi. ex.nd Rom the hill to tt• rtrer. relettlt Ml=MagN tiPile A.1.1,1L • C3H ICN It U T , 1. . a pttyllokqe to lumr... to. “CLL.. Beni i• nuvr ergunix..l and to suct....- ful orrtniloo. . W• •re pnix.r.l Woos ...rid Bank lug bwina., and offs oar cxx , .p. , to Hanks and e.a.a throughout 010 r•untry , 1 Sp.•l &Motion given colivxti.” In MIA nod the utiolning . City of Plitslosegh.. roll . nn all pm.. of the oonntry. Monaca received ne depoalt, and Exchange .0 all th• principal tins bought nod •obl. T. II NEVIN. 1 T. N. CAVIL. JOHN TSAP, , ttentiv aniwto, WM. II A RINO(.11, i .101 AN THOEINON I U. C. BOYLE, b. N. MITTS. Art:TIME tiotlt. ) ll, T. 11. D 1 VIW, Pasataut JOHN P. KILAINEII6 Al 7 piertY, Jo* 90; 1861 I'ODFOURTH WA RD, pirrrmu Rati DOONTY MELTING. Ite.obod, That lb. Chairman and Peer: tnry of este meettng to lutract d to Ore notice In the city pa. perm that the Donny Innot of this (Vnurtb Ward) will ho audited on Titania) evening Pall e (tOth' Inet ,) end Wet any sabers ptiona Ishtar, may mantis uop tri Ibe bawled ant rto an Alderman far eol etter . bemired. That a Special Committees of time lei ap pointed to imitt all 11.1,tirs no• t• I with the n. tit/meat of men for the Fourth Ward, and isettis up an outstanding annotate. and a' tend ta the optima:ma of ail unpaid eabscriptiene. Besotted, That ertun ail lb clove] up, or whenever the atild Committee may deedn It proper to an the .Amnions .bahpobtlab • tint of sotoolbert,•outkot annactibod by seen, tmetant unpaid, nanny In all [WI. All payments to be mods ppae FLOVICNOIC Stade M Eli,Tromarerof roartb Wnrd DOUelty fund. 1 • On tootle, attionraed, to meet on VIOUSDnE EVENING, tbelOth Ins[.. at 7 o'ttorig. Wait. E'REMOVAL,. 122 I to I 1" Wood Street. J 1 Wood t. Oar present location on Rift atroot baying, 0 late, become wand moranatiostrabls fur our bus Inca we bog to tuntroooo that wit will num* 1117/310 STODD, os 11:l2 OP APRIL next, to on 1.22 WOOD STREET f4lllt DOORS AIIOVR /MTV STREIT, oppait•the Pitypborgb Tin. Coa;=ly grir Tbe grazioant opmf, 16i . 5T1NW.11.1"43 PIANOS W4l mastn Uol:ir Pmieiskia, as tielta. , 11.41.,LIWPAR *ZRO. trrhatzwrtaxi Awn. aDIVERTIS I=3IIMMI OHLHOG TAW Le qa l*• of PAPISS PRILLICA, mblo3t lin Water atirimn. WA STED--A PaAcnr.u. Ct. A s3 M.cs rrACTURIa. to Usk.,hard. or • WU. d Grass factory to the Stars or Ohio. Kart tiroltr• stand the %miners perfectly, 4. .41 ft. tletaita. Bons other LI, II Addrors BOX 131,, Cl•••land, Ohio. roh•:lyr FOR PALE—b I -BCRIIAN N),IDENCE: vox BALE.-4 hetet Dr We ace the wait &atm Llelocatloue . ti;,%l r. It; TB C CGCGITRY, rio• In the thark..t. attest. Bewirlley, a .niaiti to about two and oe.l alt .on of ground, 01 which is erected a larder. Demoting, not dolts On leted, coutatrility eleven rooms; also, aird other authoress; fru t Tftent, Shroblerr, de. Tim property 101 l b. twee. the rabroed and the liver, with tha Mat laudloa In the nelabietrhood. and a otod road leading to It, aril about 4.0 arhanteA walk r milther &trickle, or Warnickle, illations. For forth. r particulars apply to THOII Whitt A. SHINN, Office, No. 114 flab street, near Grant ; Or us the ptomains, of JANES CALLIOLIN. mlalw PAM SALE—A Beautiful Residence in Sharpeho• R. situated on Main Ortet. Ihe house contains mem r.uto and flnhOted attic. A well of zoos water and an waseltent dooms et the door. with pump In each. The lot 1,17 feet 4 Incite. front and 2fal foot deep. tu.a %tree, Thera Is fruit, Iflswers and Shrubbery la .oEl:ideate Person. de. al one of purebealra • beautlfedmaiden , " cannot Ond a more pleasant ore In Idle whit try. Enquire of Ihe family of the solverlber, on the ptembees, or J. U. LIVIA, of the firm of Le vr Is, Cat tail A Cd.. at their mill In liharpebnrg. sieitS:Ssawd3w FL WM IS. MCCORD IC CO.. Ruts, Caps and Straw Goods D.•e pow In 0.,n, the I.rg..t wad moral oornplete 'tusk or goody far to F'li I NILi SA. 1.-ILS Kra od.red to in. nowt. Mem/watt nr. rwiusted to cell and el asolw oat stotk, whlnh rLLI b. void at •et) low rates 13 l Wood 1311., Pitlaburgb. tuba LIQUID STU 1' E POLISH. Unarms why It la bottar than dry Pal tan 1. It Ityllmady mixed. 2. hu no amen erhe.terar. 5. I t pnelnona no dirt or dal. t. It stands the mat Intro , . heat S. It preeerNa tram root. 6. It In the mat oranomleal 1,1444 T. It le tat otte-fatab the Int.,. mbt I.)oruns PrultbOold *trot.. ()OK AT ::1:1 FEI)k [AI. STitli:F.T i 4 — . 1`•,.1t Br, k Ds• float, plettasatts si tut.. ot• nt n• 1.011 t. Lot IV lso I.y to •mu 04, I i t wide. St , snad... , 0111 , . rt. tad water 0. tart.. gi ter , etertagt boas A oPly ntl.o I'UTIIIIICgT a PoNA. Market a. r.S;I/ "[TIM '.."‘ • .11. , 111. irOk ,ALK— I.l.tourgh 1 ,Tuttl- ) t.corit mtoi V.”-rth Are , (Burk. , nut Ml. I - . J.Mvni:i'AN't 10 oWNF:RS OP oil. op +ALT 51.1 , -W• bat* lo.alar• to cnt, ,1 Tableg, .!){ fat.d It 0 P. , . ltrsa• Tt1 , 144. W .. kthg nar ml. -t) e ...1 1., • tok v... At. rat. logo rat, for c.ash /1..16111NG 8801.. VOR VonAA ..e Cart Mr.., IT O. Apipyrltruy V. 11618 11. • p r r•nt . Patabnept , le II •ft trl•P•p.l. 1., %V TlCD—Stock Ihr h...,pn I I,3arlls, P • 61.nbe4 ,1 11.• K. IL. kokspantp• Apply Pk 05M1.1•. L PRODUCE. GEIEFbIi prim. , eltlu, BO fTEI2 van lb. go 1•61• ..PPLEq bosh I , IrP ,, LAM, :..3tuore.• I 13, II,q• EUP , . L II A T • • .l dm-err...141 111 in, Ho Si rx.oN. DMA. , oL4 . litocortto • In.. AN 'lll eq.. 1.1 lTh. in basg • lair exoeueentance t1 , 1 ,, 05b Wee' ore a o nsyla. nes •od ao .st boos of 1.,0r rsszt. b elSeln!ts roan 111... a berusell with soar good bases , . I.sses, 10‘000ti•C peolarred I with • view to Mna.. In. forut. Coned mess. Il?.orS to Sc. leo a..., and ens, In des Inter. Ado's. A S. IL, Juts stews P. m .0' 1NF. , 11 - FOR sA LE —An toter. it out men 9.1 Deftness, •ell etitatsd oo row end •••Inesd 0001 14. Nil 10 barrels per wool. lilastoosry tsar ass este errarg..l for u s naltag ....5ee..4.-sley A oss.11•. r/ • 0101 1 e1t,59. 1 sae, rrqottsd Adds. 9.11. • 111 , 1 112, Chid.) ('lt, rehtl.9l.-1 SALE—Ced ) Arr.,* of valuable i. L the D. esl/.4nisa iesol Clmrir R. ' .1, Os Petsburo A Oonnens.ills a. itopsset.ell.sns V.. 1 a Oseelon Ales, 11. 1 ACHES or [AND, oe the PHs harsh Fort Won-. A Csloarn jesu, Vet y itateous T111 , 211 . T.17.i. BELL AOO , attests lte EA /e_ arth stroet _ —- 011. REFINERY FOR SALE, eligibly - elevated ea lb. bent of the Allegheny tilsor. noet IL. city, Inelgerqi lot PO by PIO fs.t end el tendleg to esee sate. amok, slosh le good Loden, et all 400000. .9 ants far Credo and Uellnei Oda, end all In good be ordso. Pd.* i1e, 503 - lavers Cl Übe° bTORE, ....rest of Wool and Stath etrusts. n2lB Is (AIL REFINEOOY ECM SALE, located V et Wellevells Ohio, on teas Ohl..end C. S P. 11 II laapes - try erly burro!. pot' sentese en to stout.le eh. .m. n 0 at• • .111110 expanse. [storage La . Crud. and Ittlf toed ells, • lth welly access Terms wry For further laLa cs.el -a *OS," enbeiret P.ll, hte X 21, Weel.sillo, NOTICE --FLAT BOATS FOR SALE. ..L1 —Win be sold, at the. Allsphetly What( on Aprle Ist, rasetne /LATH and ILATDOATS, to pay wharfage its owpers are requested to acme for •• 1.1 and pay charts*, etherSese they welt b• sold aocerdisg 10 ems. Jett EU A /1X..1. mhhtel berfalastor, 7 AL 7.7. Y. STORE SEIADES, Ida& 1....1.1.4'.ng boot r. 41,..., N.A. 1117 It ARIL LT BT., ..t .n •4R4 mud La '.rty SVitl.T. -450 61,1.. rup of the I:ul -171010g Gram& . J.:Ammon B • ••••• • Lid..., Ilbotb • ral. iv, Greer. l'unarr * Cs.. 11,24 ..n2 er, C anp, DrubJ42l 8131422, 8.2424.221' licney. lor rale by LI rrug e TUIDIDLIC, .• b• Noc 112 and 114 Srobad •trmt. ILN'ER PLATED TEA SETH, of six ['font; Syr pliers. CLlldreo . • Low, C•il 11., Berry Mao, Cacao., lc.. ?Mb , n and N•p• Ringo, of 4npm 'or viol! y, for de by J. It ItELD /I CO.. TAi't...lC—...Cow receiving, a Isfp stook of tr.* , thisigits of Gold Poi", Ps. pits, list sod Wsitisi Dld, sodPapsis Jr, A greet verinty .s No. in iteirket Ito of, oval fifth 4400,000 000,000 . -IA !ITN Miri UK—Um — in.% oaeoclated with of WA LTS.It L. hIoCLINTOCK se paroar, we will continue the heretofore, At Ti.. 23 rath errret. mhettf OLIVIR Me131,11.11 , (II t 00. lirketfirtfigr-11) L'imes freshly im 1.11. parted Stray and Italian 111acearcral Just salved awl ros Iy dm bus nr slnala ismaa. JOlll7 A. ILIMBHAW, mm/ Onraer Llbarty and Waal ravel. N --- `3 .;;Crirriii:-.3 10 &tide. fair prime . std strlcey chat.. tan and old coop few Orleans Boor, for dada h., LITTLE d TRIMBLE, mllB 5..119 and 114 Ancona atroan. VISH I 1 , 161:1 I—hoe 1. 2 and 3 large I. and mtdluto Mantenel, 1..ak0 liarnlng, Watts nab, Lanai. and Hay Island Hellion. ford. by data LITTLE 11 TR/MOLL orlutc.-1 ncerest oC 0. HOBINSOIM. in LI the Com tnorclalitauk of TIIMIIPSON, DIME. k CO.„ teased oa the Ist ol February. Mt. Bvl• ores mill be motioned ea heretofore trogtHhir tmOVAL—Alduratn J. DON ALL !. 16 8041 644 frotorrd OW Odes from No. 4Y&. Clair Wert o JACILRONIi 014.108, oast door to th. W r iting Do.m of Om 01114.0 s Parroor 11411. tr.. Pr. 11"1414 1 BW ORERANR 7.q - 61,704T3E - 1.- - r2 - 5 bbla paw crop prime .4 R*.. for .03. LIT LC trTlll4lllLrt, I mb4 N.r. 112.4 114 Serond 04144. I 1 fiH ' tl-3W ioxs. No 1 Herring; Ll WK. do !kWh d do; Jolt wedged wad fno dodo by mh4 _ 30D13131.5, CIJOIVE YAM. NIA)(Jti 6tore and onr de by mh y FAT nit• RON 14110)5. Ha 6 Wood rt. 150 Pril IdAUKE r ttisb. barre a an .b$ 4 P111 . 1410; $1414 4 . la. e waoe.e.. looH F. 11068. WHITE 1.1.811• In store sad for by ,b 8 PATTLEIFON - it AMNON. No. 6 Wood of 10 0 "°1 "th lassorWd Itr 1110 connafoolordt• prleo4 to .otoot and Cc We by PAT rarmoN • 011(014, OAS Ho. 0 Wood .tram a riOFFIKK.-186 - 1.7a.v. prime _Laguayra Gat« for rale by nab? LITTLETRINBGIe p„,o6kt KRALlt—Received this•ay 16 bat r Mao Bide I Olionear's akbraLrd ikar Irsal for sal. LI L. H. VOIOT 00. a sesmi ltßlAi or - ia. :l)ll4W t 3 .1704 1 4 th ; Dissumilaletannita- fita . i. (XMIIn;RT s 110N1. ilMatbi a. r AD rEICTISEJ.IIEXTS SILVER PEARL SOAP. CRUMPTON & CO., 367 Liberty litreet, pmmu sto O hi n o, d adanna,alas and Vsaoan. Moo, mottfultinerg of • gpperior article of Palm, German, Olive and Rosin Boap, TOILET AND FANCY SOAPS Of our FIIIVIR PLARL SOAP, which ire ro.e. dentinal) recommend as better farr gen bo era; nada than may other bed,. the prattle. shcntd 13. rne .n min ; has neither Potash, ball, Lime or Rostra or imy DO» r eubstence In Its manufacture which can shrink er Winn , lb. greet fabrics. Fianna, and Woolens coo be embed ..Ith the rapidity pf Rattan rr linen Clothe. gashed 'Orb the sizrril PRJRL BOA P do not require boiling or half the robbing. whlch_st coon. saves the veer and tear. SILVER PEAL SOAP Remove. Greve, Dirt, Tobacco Rain., Printer. Ink, Bmoke and the worst Dolga Water Stains im. mediately. applying It with a moist /Mme, thm protecting •indaa lU. :Tem and inzniture from rods an I slop. It mpart. • brillancy to Plate, Jewelry, Glamware, Enamelled Paltiting• and Patent Deaths, .d for cleaning marbla and B. or tile It b. no «roal. For the. D•th, and partic ularly fort hampioning, the SIL ?HAIM 804 P la perk. luxury In a wort, all who ham trig d Its soperier qtmlitim, acknowledge it the greatest dimovery of ttm age. Thls Comp., ask a trial from all alto are interacted In tieing Boap, and In army ease will reload lb. price of the same ebould It fall to accomplish 'Mat we claim for lt, if mai atrortilril to oar directions. Bold at PI YR CENTS PER POEND, in Bill pound borne, delivered to the cars or boats, or In h I tegbouy, Birmingham and city residences Dye of charge. Wrentham for um on ad package,. Liberal diaconal to the trade. Ideritiatfts from abroad will do well to grin CRUD PTON CO. • call, 067 Liberty Weld, oppo. rite Pennapiranis Railroad Passonger Dort NO - Beware of all imitations • none serial.. nut... braising our trot.-mark—SIL VER PEARL WILLI. —as ~.tared by National Copyright. mliktf - PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR —Sealed e are lurlud till the lure INSTANT, at Pl pro l p c ul M., kw fiarniehlrig tad linholotence Is.. paritaant with TEN THOUSAND (Is,nso) BABIIIILB or rioUtt Side wOI to ruceived fin wind le known ea WA 1, No.end No. and for any portion leu than tho 10,90) Lamle. Aim for Inti barrel. of No 9 Semilly num. - Bide mut Le In duplicate, and for auk ,••• separate ebeete of paper. The delivery of the flour to In commenced within It,. dnye from the opening of the bide, and In such quantithe, dully, as the Government may direct, de livered either at lbe roment erolimme in orgtown, Cl the where., or et the railroad dom., Wuliintrhm, D. I. The delivery of ell flour awarded to no coblet , J within t Wens) 11. from the over:lna of the bhie. Payment will he made in rertlflvatee .af indeldod• nowt, or each other thud... the Government mei Inert tot illsbunement. The veld Government imperil., will be made ful before the flour is romive.l, and none will le ar.....pt which le not %rest ground. An tiath of allegiance most rorttpl“:7 alit 1 , 14 ot each bidder, who has hot the onto u• ni. In tn. °Moe, und no bid will 1.. entertaineel front mot toe who have bevel...nay billed to 4,n01• tot. 1b... hide, or from bidden not prewent b. reatemil Gov eat nieervee the right to rah, • .•l for any ranee. ur Hide to be addrireeed to the nitilevelantel. at ‘,• 2/3 G 01,01, Wiuhtnatim, D. ervioreed .. Pr eel. for Phour 8 t. GILL EN H. 1 . &plain and r e Walehingt‘n. D 1., ouch 4th, lefel rah' POCKET ALM NIS Soldiers' Portfolios Soldiers Ink Stands. IMOZZIM Soldiers' Pocket Books Soldier' . Diane'. for 1864 lITILIN or rtiorek;t: :AA IT f Lis UT Pot7K IT r: wry LEi Of 1.3 A 11IV+, Yoh • CD STYLED or tlt It. 1 , 1 IioLLERS PUNT 0/111 , C 111= Books/ Stationary and Newspaper. ELFJ LI V EN 'III.IIK ?no wirillorhal • U.S. as cid. la est.. k NW to Ito arts/mai ,40., prodartux 1431 r atru., NokL .11. at Imo.. ash', b rev. enalAlnst, u.. .T44llabe, rad <44ba, ;12* Pre u rat., r r u. onguai w/o Th. LI •AII 6•Il• w &di thu4s Rae it eel mt.,. the Natme.l Bwroonow 111. it KU r•vbeee tike Onaele‘f owl ttrAta, RA u uril.intalb A. Bar Fop wad Mon, "CI rearm , A. Ortgweal Gilt. r 'Ad dr• Rat it .P Formod EU flab fro. Pal/re, Of Th. LI wSI 'ewe Draw. do II Is not • Dye ; contain. no Nitrated Igitly•t, of • Aber Ingre..ll.l Wart.* to *OA-, akin or Unlr PrLe., ONN DOLGA IL. RIVKIN JO:INNTON, Owner. &Er:, CN. Eanithbabl Toofth Br.. PUtabnris w taw ft - Relat.o CRAM, 111"1_,IECT N A IA" .1111..1.01 ALLEGIEBNI CITE, Keeps coastavily balld • lan, and tuol ag i•••=.1 •wrA. al DECKING, BOAT AND tAi PLANK, WINDOW THAriE STRIP, LINTLIES, 860-EILLE, JOINED, DPOOTLNG, LATH*, PAL. [NOB, he., AA., A.A. U. ANI AU orden tot DA VIED ETD, V wlth proomptsken and •A f•Jr rate.N. D. Parson. 'matting LONG TIE ICI or P''P. LAWSAmia.." Invited s Graf ...el, am, Doblawm an 11561 GARDRNE E, RS AND • VIN onowero.-2h. =norther hasnap Melded Ws Yarn, altnale roar mtlas doott tn. Oblo rleor. on wbleb tlos konnmodatton Train of no Plttakarra ran 6 (Allow B. B. atop, loto lots varying tr.. I to It Urn, bleb Moon N wale on •nommoda- Unit term. bone of the loci are lend and .ell stilt ed tor gardening yarrows and coman t., •lallat otbers are partly billable, end the eery Weeks* In the county km vineyards. Nevar.fa ll tnit springs on beady every lot, • pion of kWh can be inn at IM nore (maul! 6 21101165, 151 and 157 Lfborty .tort, Tlttsborgh, and on the premises, where per. gam whlllut to pontoon gnat properly sex the elty .111 Oast mil. 64166 re .11112,5 06611611. tE=ZLEI2 I:t3=M -61,7 E -11. & iirfONFAA AN, altatOrauTUßEas Or wIBI OrtattL, arm ohm - ow baud and mak• to ardor MON Ala sneas 861111 WIIII ourra ; si yrs, a lIIDDLE2, roc roan dry t LILA V? WO= TOR WINDOWN. ; BIIID anon, o WIMITAI. Willi WOOS., for ino.m, to. MI Hon of War k.r sala, oe CENTRAL DRUG STORE, Orr CM. mad Adana Etreeb, 01110. A. LILLY, Yroraurtos. ISTAII I / 4 1ELIISIO BDDA WA DlOlbl MN bor. or Perm.' pretcrlptloas csral• a oz.ore• WINTED-A N EBTPRIBSOIIII BALI S MAE. In the Beta Bry Goods Business. liberal alai will be Feld .o ons capable of toking chugs of • stock of One Dress Goods Apply to J.Llttled CALDWELL. tehhtf 110 12t1 Tederei 6t . AllegliPoy Chic 11011131PHLET LAWS.—In purattance J_ of the Aot of Apt 101 h, MS, I - will rendre ltaboartpttono for tbe Pimple! Leynter tbettoon ertaltb, ter the poreret oreoloa., Price po• copy 0 mita, payable whoa tb. onberriptlan to awl, UtptL Alltgli Jr aohlal Maw • Trooootror . . . . --- BAOON AT . 4 5-1 15 tatd.. pnm Bhoulder• - • 5 " llama 78 bblila Port for .1.1 t j J. KIIISPANIIICIL a IMO., :OW 101 emd 101 Lleerl.7 otreet siin BOLK WOMB YORK KCATH lA/ auercu wurnat APPIMIL 150310b1i POTATOII2I, d Peaeb Hbr, P ,:s••• •.• tale, ea. valence. en ale by *f•Ar.stenu n n..-- IainECEIVND THIS DAY -2.1e 100 bbl.. tholes Pub blow Potatt ea; td do Hanover 'rump.; 76 do fled and Yellow Orlon.; 576 do Breen fipples; or 11.1041 by L. U. VOICIT d CO VITW VAIL TAPERS—To arrive .1.11 style the newest. lo price the lame 1 T 4 • CA: ES SANITAR .0011.11DISION. • ANA of lb porpapis 1112 its weak; 111-os-tectrmemta print* C•Pere I POlldWitlisPitydre:' Oda • ' mAT•00: - . - 16iraod stmt. GaPAP= 1141iU11iG8...411 im immuumselknitsdas4 as • Ilas, am meanly tkr 11111104_ AIM W. P. ILLINKALL, Wax! mei. XEIr 4DrERTICEJNE.rTS. - - - HAVING RCHASio. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, SC„ I===l I.at.ly hold 1., W. It. CIA ICTOCK .‘ 112 Lutes lE= LARGEST STOCK, .IT THE LOWEST PRICES WxKK,.t i .t WIL& N r SEW] NO MACHINFS Tlinkok 11....1k 6.1.... 114.41. lllik k _ _ 1 4 1(. Camp Companions, With Writing awl de•ing Maletittit, •ori....ta kiwis •er, /Wirt. rot it. foldipt . o. H U Al • I,u FIFTH Wri/1t1f. , , 111A - ii!ilt) HALL, AT PITTOCKIi, AT PITTOCIN tku lib - Ml7lllll lITIISIT =MCI W. P. If AURAL!, Vtiriad.thi,et TO Ol'a our TUE ENTIRE STOOK TO Fol_NO IN THE %VMS.] Oliver McClintock & Co., 711 - TH lITRECT LOCK STITCH TrIZ rill. A "OD r 1.1 .4 r AND MIT Kospurlurn ' , WTI. trT SUMNY.R at CO 166; CY...S 6UYtlTtl PORTFOLIOS, la .11 Or. ....1 .tyl.. rUCKKT I\KIIT•IDS t• N e§ CA A Z kLk't Of the Border end Southern States. XTIONERT NATFOLIOtI mod Improved, at tho old rake, 3 con (-9t! 0(11.1 , rzers, •armotod the bast mie•, HUNT'S wlioLnAtm. AwD RIT&IL Book, Stationery & New. Emporium Book, FIFTH sT tUOCT, MASONIC RILL oah.t 1 1 11 E VOLAND UNION eKMINARY 1•••rotal la Poland, Mahout. roar,/ r • Ohio . all/ .feu tb. Sluing Foael.a. uo W EDNEiIiA T. Merck I continuing fourtam weak.. /1 la racy of ,01.11 by the Fort ale and Obtrago It. to . e boo Valley-12ms d by stag •14 mgr./. ivory facility La alTord 4 to papila f..r acqulriag • 'borough alamical a. 4 eciontlia Ids/cation 1 aqtromoutal sad Vocal Painting oat/ 1 l•raolnu, ara taught by arcomplabal lustrubtora ri g to-4. rat• •stra abarlt•of c a/ay.—teaser/4 fileupllayall nit &MM" LI tinder tbs esplTlVllso piv t mime of • DO of Mon Vast.% ••leculd Gym he earions Onrfstlan dessottlaatlone. astontkaii mill bo emu to the moral am NI • the Inlay oomal tralnlog of toplle. Per flab.. putteese aides., miming • Hams. JAISE.I TAIOSIPEOP,,A. M., Pftuelpal, Vonuotly of Somerville bolltata, Pillelmloo r LEONARD, L.ll, V. P., (Lave of aDOSIIII.I llomesslty, Tetmame.) • tuba.lodsotta3ta r wwwwly win Lama, 11lwerww Ca. •. swww 4001tara I), DENNISON & CX) We. V I Ilarket Street, . atart SWII4OI DIBIJ TIIVNI1 o.r. on rxdmd 11.1, 11111EAD LIIOI, ZNCUJOI and TIMSCIS. LINJOIT, MLA aaal UMW TIAIODNITIICTITT:g OMIT rOSSIIIIIIIIO 000DSt bast, ry COT TONt , MEBI2O MLN ONININGAT4 CIAIIIIIIIIII, 110.81 Eta, Guati.s ; DWI artlffg 6IIIBTYI, LIMN ouad PAMPA OALATIII t BRITONS, all 1004; SPOOL OTTON; lat.. siy!a BONNET GIBBONS, Am, *0 , width anl ellard totthe trade, as 4 oa tb• oat favorable terms tar ca.. sail *an TUOThNi.'idir.; I_l6U6kg.X.lSPititlA. N_A —The sub.ctiosus, than% Jul for post tams, r•- •retlolly lo•lte their pstrobs to call sod examine tt.etT EOM Itt..k of ILOVISZ-TC111181:11110 GOODS, or...being of Cutlery. Tr* Ways and Wattsts, esbia and Blosk Tin Tr 9.4Stn. Inns sad Stands. .110 Wars: 13W 0.41.14 Lamps. tot., he.: Cooling Tla 111/4 ®.et Wars, Bono. Was, 4 Inns, !s Clara blest ea" In. Tin Stating .d Job Wort doss to otilakt. Oil work vs arrastad. ge2.1.2¢1 as KIM a FIGHW &UTE. . IOLD, :MN Nat AND U. Cs WU rad. lb. bigheat market prim F•M for a SOLD, SILVER & U. S. COUPONS, At N. Ilgaking Homo of A. BleTTollif., 111 TITTEI ATRILIT. • colftor CE CHUM, 11,101tiOEHATO SATIN AND WRIT NOCIT.B.--too Carta Ibr a, danling, Door BAIA to, an. 6opatring .f old ()born, Safes and itoMkotrators. d mad. at good tom The attention of the trod. 1 ordlod to not import , • out and priors. Hbop on 11).11102( APlNT.flkattbarnarnad crow no. Allegheny, or addromollOT tic Alkeimy P. O. ouostee. /. T. vacs 00. M.)TiC — E.- I ,Vheroas, Lettere of ka ministration 01 the setst•of Janus Ewing Cavalry,) into of Booth laystto township, &awaited, having hoc, granted to dos sabooribor k all sow todoldni to lb. sold estate are nquesteal to man Ilmltßeltnto Pormsnt. and throe basing Unitas 01 tioahnds against the ..tau of sold decedent will mate turas the SIMS without to ha delay, rninistrator lanissulaw No. 11$11 'moth afloat. SUS6I - 111ES, Ink, bows frrengso; rm do tem..: bbls. prime Lry AMI 6, ASO do prim. Unmet* Appl A, 16 do Ordoool N 1 do Clo4no4tl Pickle*: 50 do Palm romily Aloof - ; LSO buoh. pr Ito• Navy prom: eoPred oud for 0610 at No 1160 Liberty simmr,.. mhA / 4 sT HSU. 1.11.15 N i 61111PARD. VITH.F.REAS, Letter§ of Administrtdion T T have thi. day been iranted to the under.)-.- e.l open the *atm. or Ilery Kirk, d.*'* d, oil per ems having my claim. or dem.md• akmirmt italel Sr. relocated to make known tee mme MITHT.III 5501151 M, /oboist...tor ; or, 5. 1.C110751, Jr., Attocoey Pearth Atm ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC sl' AM. I=l Adaan Expre“ Ofttor, Pittsburgh, P ['MODE OIL TANKS, of all sizes. V AGITATORS, et/tiDINSINCI TAMES imd PUBS, of all kinds, Mr Itellociea Tank. repaired and rims pot Allk wastantad, -at ths Carpenter !Shop on II k 8 O N AVIRS 06,t Om ratlroad mmmtngs AIM gh stty ; adds.. 80 . PA, Allegheny P. 0. I.3o.lmend 11. T. Palol • 00 REBELLION RECORD fiblifiONt. WI. (Ivo 1ff.t..4 P 1... 13.1:1r5. Ptlo. 00 it.. Port sale by T Ji W.. GS Wood street. B°R'IIX Pit i Is 141:. , --Extra imp° ' , Pratt., 10 IS Carr awl froci borer,rot+ ro or Corti also. °bd. 'Nary rod hooch Cookl • Pron.., for orb ortiolesato or roloa at On Tasoll Oroooty More af JOHN A. 1113TIMAW, rob! Corner ralortv rod Brod stmts. .. 1 1 1:1 • A ' .'I , IT .. A . grais o "Bmehe Pans•," la ban. •Lso. • rep;rtor &MI al.. la askok.bass reml•ixt and for sale, vtolt•al• and at the Fatally (hoary Store of 101111 14. ILIOSI3IIASIN tabll elver Llbwrty sad II•nd stmts.. N EW STYLE.—The Philadelphia new otyle of .tam LL Wit! ntle Damuh lean " N i t " 9. 3. mhD, W. P. IllkWialau.B7 weed Anat. VXTRot WIGS, just received de " " 4 r"4l Ppapainrtun AR, cubit eaten taut? me Umt•inets. rIN.I bases Fano L Tvilpt sad elba sow In ma VA br b 7 Rani= 1 81106. totki 200 bbla free. ore e .7 , - mann 8 001=1. we4!4 . q . R p fa We IT UMW IL OOLLIVIL _ _ , _,_,. DR r GOODS, ilr IN N EW GOODS BPRING-M;(34. Joseph Horne & Co,, AND 79 miner STREET, p,a.. la •TGAW GOODS EILLIN EIIiGOODS. ZIODELOIDEIIIICA EMBOSS, /LOW CBS, LADIES' AND QLST'S VOWS ODLE° GOODS, GLOYMILN Hominy. SE IS M • CORSETS, V AN GOODS D • NOTIONS. • All oat depArlzoonly are cotD'et•. and or.• C , A nc..01 , y being replealawd with sow •od.. 10. pertlehlar attention ef CUp mut OPOLI try k/.sekwH end 111111vers, end Retell Boytre 1 rail• .4 to our stock, shirk Is the Largest Ever Brought to this eity I== 1 r, w oft t M irko.t itatßx. JOSEPH HORNE & CO. SPECIAL NUTICK An ...gaol la of REAL POINT LACE COLLARS From .11.30 to 8110 each REAL MALTESE LACE COLLARS, From 50 Gent• to •7 each The.* Collar" are horn • lata Innort atton, and roan, deb *tut olocaet. Th. a/walla* of our r • tumors V orportally blotted to thltrinuolua EATOt, MAORI' m 4 co., 15.. 17 LSD 19 FIFTH St EM B ROI DE' D CURTAINS 1 Haney Dress ! I IMMEII Linen frikot.4* I ..rot I 1 - oula I.Pkee 004 win Oood• ! COMIZO Linen IJeunas E=ll BH Ilnorstl Sic irtm Cassoisnere.. Clutha! AT ALEXANDER BATES', NEW SPRUNG GOODS! _ - WHOLIOALE & RETAIL 3,000 dean Spool Cotton; 1,000 'do. Skirt Brad; 1,200 do.. Shakeir Hook ♦ ram. LIIIs9► COMA 11081111 Y AND GLOVE` ►o4.n .at sudy• woortmant Panay Goods, Notions, Small Wares, A 00,41401 may be bead m••) ...W& Ahb• • imply or is. WITIFORH HOOP WHIT, THI LATINS IN'AISTION, Orblcb, by saw of 1.11.6, oat b. otputtlad . we *rooted at ptagUOrti comixtmas both Ma Parts. Trott owl 617-Qoakir Elart,M P'riooto eum Low Oa the Lowest. KACRIIIII & GLYDE, No. TI lIILN.CNT iriaTt? SILKS AND DRESS GOODS I M. Burchfield' Fancy EIWEi; Black-Figured Bilks; Plain & Cord Poplins it Reps; New style Figured Alpacas; Plain Colored Plain Blank Figured Black DRallss cioobs igELLIIIO CHEAP. mig gla AND DR. P.BB GOODS EI3I,2I 3 OIRATTNE, . W. Barker & Co., 59 MARKET ST. THE LARGEST STOCK, THE GREATEST VARIETY Ever Exhibited in this City AEG +• f: 808 DB3IBB GOODS 1 A.T" immorroza) PRICKS as LAU, 1111•ABOT a COO 4 &Mk! MS. NIO 1111711 MIT. AMON° WE ABS WOW REMOVING 0 SPRING NOCK Soya'. Youth's, and .I(.3?Aldrerre CLOTHING, coosiauss alt ths saw inks of 0. Buns. OBEY 'dc LOGAN, xe. u rals =tie .. . . isooi p min tOrozi • -••• 14, , MAIM; /The6iti W. 111. W •- " r,,..F.~_w,[.i.~ ~ .3 .~ j 1 L . ~...r .. .....-,.k~.. _. SPECIAL JrOTICES. LYON'S K.A.THADION Katitstrou 1. from Um Greek word “iiathro," or aliathatro " algal:yin to 481191.• emu* and motor, fhi. vtirlo is what it. tune Mealtime. For proserting. restoring and beautifying tit. Immaa hair It Slim Mad remarkable preparation in the world. It w agalu owned and put up by t h e original tor, and In now made with tho same care e skll=• leastlon which gam it a aro of over one million hot • tirt per annum. It la • moat delightful Hair Drawing. It eradicate. tortrf and dandruff. It keep. the head mot and clesn. It makes the noir rich. Non and ' prevents the hair falling off Led taming gray. It restorer hair upon held heathy Any LLI) , or gonneman • ho valuer a beautiful be of hair Mould me Lyon'. Havhatron. It Is known and egad throughont the drill ad world. Sold by all rerpectable deniers. DgliAti ff. It i 61110 A Co., tier Turk. HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. This lathe mom delightful and axtraordinary aril. de ever dlemmered. U change. the oticalment Tem and halal. to. pearly sallo texture of mete/MAX bar. ty, Impairing the =da purity et youth, an d the Me tier/4 appearanca at Inviting In thorny [sheet bah. kn. Ii mmores tan, frock-lea pimples red roach... from tleakin, baring the complexion *rah, Mamma rent and Nemeth. It contalne no material Injurious to the.bln. Patrcn IDA by !Larson and Opera Elng• era It to what every lady should hare. Bald every• where. Prepared by %X, Z HAGAN, Troy. 111 t. *Mimeo all orders to DIMAS .7. 8A8N111.4 00, 11.. Tort. Inimitable Hair Restorative, NOT L DTIo, bat rostra.a gray hair to It. original color, by oupplyitut thocapinary tubs with natural srurtonance, impaired by aim or camas. Alt • 11,191.4 djer 11111 compowd of teas, crosotir, dostraylng Use pel vitality beauty orate hair, sad &Vold of thaw, rdrs oo draming. Ustenntseit'a IntroltabloOolothu not Only rants.. hair to its natural Dolor by an nut pron.., but giros the hair a • Luxuriant Beni:ale Promotes Its growth, prevents It. (animist eradicates dandruff, and Imparts health and plennuatnen to tbo Wad. It bat stood the lotto( tints, balltillotnYbennti Hair Coloring, and be constantly Incrasatni la tan , Dad by botb gentlarafn and /Y 1.." by 0, respectable dean., or can ba rad by them of the canner rend agents, D. 6. BABHL9 • CU., sr2 Bro.d • may, Be. York. To nree,2l3 cents and $l. INEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. The parties in St. Lomb. sod Chuinnati, who have been commerfeltleg the hinstang Liniment nuke . pretense of proptimantdp. have boat thorceledy :toped by the Courts. To guard egnizist rtheritte• poeition, 1. bate procured from the Coned States ittir7 private Mali-plate raven. Matep, which to plated over the top of each bottle. Leh stamp bears the Jae of of my walliont which the article to a umnterfat, dangsmem and worthlem imitation. 'llel9lllll evet7 bottle. Thle Liniment him hem in nee and growing to tame for manyyears. There hardly sziete a handet an the habitable globe that &nes not a:retain evidence of it. wonderful effects. UM the Irma emollent Metes orld. With its present improved ingrodlenta, ile upon manand Nan are perfectly Terearkabla Sams am healed, pains relieved, lives used, valuable animals toads usenet, and untold file waisted. Tor cute, bruises, eprains, rhenniatam swelling% WM, .11., asked breast% streined horses, tn.; it Emma, that should oat be oungoodinthz. idkoatd be le ovorT "AT....j4011110 - 1 1 11 3 1110ti. n. I. uanans, Noir ton. . _ OsTEnt ABOVE ARTICLES • TOE &LLD DT SIMO N JOHNSTON. Comex of Smithfield mul radials etrime. 6315AL111.12-717.2W nay IL -- . ATE DISEASE& Dr. Ludbun'i Speollo L I. ouly natal.. named; Ilar Mumma of 110 @rpm of perrstion. It h tha diseona7 of ialk glum I PhisWWl vhcee 116 mutAreoled to the tantseal of ms ohm of Mumma. and orta agmealaited m. or, br bon ban butt, P. II lb pm:Abdo b ttedf. MrarilM D' hdtt , OXM..i difbeteg sallidY IThak the mistaken pnwtte. Ulla th• Imo compound; tailored to On pubs it 1.~1d7 vugssligilo prelpaly slab. II sclaillnrlbilbaras. Bad !nazi. litesnigth ma Ocor is UN OMMerl • —The E•at =man ot thb resod, la et- gym[ puswimst ear am lad to Its bettyi linitatad by srprtoetplid ma. Otaiwn, tbe.koro, that a• dam+ of Ms proprteto; Is sronsui ebala ber.Bu• other b grains. Plupare4 OAT by. MIL F. DAVIDBO/1, mr Prospristor, MootWA 0. eald by all Droninta. Rios, Si per bn. Or Tor Ego al üboble• by ORO. 10' ONE O liunzels• OBEAT - BIMIDILS—HUHH le If IL VS 0311TISt8lL OOTIGH lIISTEDT.—The Lib truly woodsfol paperstlon, now atria Indleorn ed ottetnity, Is • feted.= from ma nroolsmssf minted to debt:llWe. end by moth to eflow the 'rasa front= of Eno, deg or Melton lb. only Moo theory by which ?Moat sad Lang Clomplolam can be offontally taut. To prevent miring attar:dim to long Marko of cams, .boo local maw make aimed all mob com plaints different la effect, I would o.k oraifideaca, width will be wand. to Odds, Cough% Omareettem, Dore Throat, Itratinkka mod Astbautle Oseiplalskta, Whooplai Conch, and to all.rkins . tend Lang Com plain; width, .teen neglected, and feikaMlDerldnit. Teatinmetilds from Pep:Wens of tits blemat gagesct ability, sad ham invalid., an be Men eir sy atm by all Interested. Tor eale by WI Wbokeale and Estail Dodos. /OLIN L. strielmwsx.r., Propriator, Practbmt Internist. Bolton, Naas 7,..r sale by Ono. O. Kamer, - J. P. rimming, B. A gabartoek CM, J. Al. Initati. Apata far Pita- Lburgb ; Gm. A. Deb - , W. J. Xmas and Dr. Jam. .373 4. Ziritlor Allsglsony City. do; do ; do; tO•A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OP 131111111A61, toonolnlog wetly '3OO pope, and 130 nos Koko and loonntoso &Also'adadooly of lb. gown Orirsal to a atlas of Mid% sod De ws yrUlt • Treats. on Toe, Enorni.- ltodopkoildo conwpwako upon dm lend aad Body, with the author's plan of traalmant—tho only rattiest and wactourial mods of can, as shown by the mart of maw Mated. A. truthful advt.., to ea wanted, and itIMO contemplating inarrians, who ontastala doebta of their-- phydeal onailtion. Heat In. Of panne to any addrew, on raceipt of 15. orate. to stamp. or postal comotty, by addrawdag Dr. LA CH.OII, No. SI Madan Lan., Albany, N. T. • allat:Smdswl. u•WEL. MX3E:ILIA CO.. BOILER ILlatral3 ADM BnIET IRON WORK la, Ann et. Noe: YO, 22 . 24 awl' Se. Itirsb:ag mad a tarp yard as famished tt wttb the wait Leo Fund uu•ahtnay, ire are payarod to naui*toro 801L2119, m thy b•iljaiOn., sad Irarrantad oval to any made to Umitoantry. caumyyzyg, Irlßa BIDS; tiTIAR PIPES, LOOOMATur. Donuts. oningsgrak SALT YAMS, TANKS, OIL BTiLlA..atiral'OßS, SETTLING- PANS, BOLL= MON .BIZIDOEB. SQGAB PANK sad sok' tasnabetaleri <CUM EWA •PATIST . 801-14RIL :-Itapatrlag , does on ~~7~ZI odaJLE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL W011314,r0. P4RK, laCCIIRillr a CO.; it . to m+ at 58 : 111 32 1 1 3 56.112=122ra11ni BOLT coma, .nisaseri cvnim'BolloltE4 DA DX 80270118, bPAITEBan4tllt. Also. tesportsto and tabu to NCIALII: 4 112 PLATZ, BEMIS MI, Wlll;lol:kmatantli Go bond, TIMM" ILACEO3I3 AND 100LIC Watotiousi,lio. 1101128! -1.20 trlkClo? 1%818.. egottotortten of %pa tot to l. 0• " - . eoro BERVOUBBIIPEBRBBSO sass 11311knurelottsolOtt• bog boo riotorol to uilth t• bigots; till Ito mad stitli:so and Atitiolor. cl,pos• 'oho SO& of trolitioit.4l "Itto rag day We ifol coundoibilella slositors moillotoilot dna rienomot ottvolop, bo sego of the poi. Moo T. T. t . EFL _ .1. t;',,-''' . !:i , ,sf.'.:Z . !s , ~„----:
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