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Crfl".QM 'MURRAY.
eaterday'a Evening Gazeite
The hfeere.llarbourg Homicide.
aavaaia DAY.
Elleisiteno, March 15, 1864.
Oottrb , Met-at .8„K o'clock. Gen. Potts
his argument at 8 o'clock
-• 2ke emetions evening, having oronpled
• kelrblit a tediois review of the4tHerote
lateen thesubjeut,-Grai Pouter resumed the
_ . .
• le •' dirntelien fur,the-Commonwealth. •
Hit eelleague having so tally reviewed tltd
andpresented the law bearing upon
thequestiops Introduced, he had but little to
He sought notto catutot any man ex-,
' \eept /stun the clearest evidence. The law
, -provideisitioadant safe guards for the proteo
„ , ilea of. tecoon. is all tile rights; these safe
'fkraaidk unlit be respected—the tam . mast be.'
le, • •, .indtoste men most nor be ntlfered
haltejl fe ekthe demand of a otamoroue pop
schwa. If it wore true that Jordan liarbsurg
cad minitted adatthry with Moore's wife,
as alleged by the, defence in jaatilicatiola
et Moi re,. conduit, the law provides sall . •
dent , and Moore oould not be jemti
_ _lllll' exectuing - von t reance in dismissed -at
elstellowes stitorecooroold be the be.
'gluing ot me abrogstainf all law; sod if
aver this great government were overthrown,
It would be became of such disregard of
wholesome law. Crime mast therefore DO
panished.
The comma then adverted to the law on the
• " subject of utorder•-%apply log it to the circum
stances attendiog the shooting of Mtwbourg,-
which he reviewed es testified to by, many at
the w• tomes., strgaing that it wag Is murder by
"lying fn weft"—deliberate end premedi.
muds - Although the. criminality_ charged .
might britrie, 'Joseph Moore had no right to
kill Jordan ll.bourg. It such ales werejus
titled, no man wee safe—any man might be..
some laindlar victim, through the gossips
• and statider-mongers of the community.
Without wishing to se7 s word that would on
. iteceasarliy wound thelealings of theprisoner,
he then proceeded to review the circutastaneos
------- whichied - htartocumul the unfortunate deed
for width he was dew on trial. If he had stir
prieed Jordan Marbourg and his wife in the
very ast.l.he law sronid not justify him in
shooting him on the spot. How much lees,
then, upon mere rumor, sad weeks after the
• reourrenaes In testimony?
The speaker then roriewed the claim of in
. saally set up by the defense, quoting Chitty's
Medical Ittriepradonee. He argued strongly
and at some length against the claim of in
sanity. He ceased by repeating once again
and for-all, that the Commonwealth did not
seek the conviction of the prisoner, except
upon the clearest evidence. If there wee the
shadow of a doubt in the minds of the jury,
In the name of mercy give him the full benefit
of that doubt; if there was not, administer
the law fearlessly, aa the Court will explain it..
At ten o'elook and tan minutes, the Hon.
gentleman closed his argument, by submit
ting some authority to the Court on the sub
ject of premeditation and challenging jruors.
The pleadings for the defense were opened
by 'tibia L. Johnston, Seq. He to:tinned
the jury that, as in the brat stage of this
highly important case, the Commonwealth
had the first and last word, so In the hut stage
they opened and would dose the discussion—
again having the tint and last word. Al
though feeling the advantage of this fact, they
would remember how gingerly they examined
- their ewe witr. sssss lest they would tes
tify to that which they least wished the jury
to know, while one of the oottnael himself
dare not trust his own feeling, hot read his
argument from manuscript. lie referred to
the Angular fort that while every witnoes tes
tifying to the sheetiag seemed to know what
It was, and what it was for, in advance, no
body attempted or thought of arresting the
prisoner except a stranger who bad been In
• town bat a day, and knew nothing of tho
wrong et Joseph Moore. They did not say
. "Joe Moore has iserdrred Jordan Marbonrg,"
but "Joseph Moore had shot Jordan Mar-
Bourg.'.' Ho did not attempt to run away,
'but give - himself up, end as the officer testi
-, lad, he would have trusted him to come to
Ebensburgalone.
The speaker then paid a beautiful and °to
-- trent tribute to the early love and cubeequent
domestia life of Mit prisoner; his entrance
` upon the service of his country, his nine
months absence from home in the army, sod
his return, in -the tanguege Of Barns,
."1/L1 knapeeok s' his wealth,
.
A poor but boa.t boat, -
The speaker's picture of the prisoner's do
gteeth, buss and yearnings for home we, ex -
bulge!" beautiful and melting, utioang with
gni effect filootgornory's floe poem on llama,
with cdsptations br th. speaker.
The counsel then proceeded to a review of
the testimony, which he handled with marked
In favor of the prlsooer—a practice in
which Mr. Johnston is most tactical, expert
aed succusfuL In the course of his ergo
moot, he read with exoelfent to. int, with rea
ping comments, from Lim Lich end 13th eh/p
-ieta of deenuel, the 34th chapter of Genesis,
sad quoted various other mate from me Scrip
toria, in reply to the Seaptural lee quoted by
'the other side. If Joseph Moore should 1. aro
remembered the command—"thou shalt not
kill." Jordan biarboarg should have also re
; membered those other commands, given
amid the thunder* of Sinai., "Thoti shalt not
'commit adultery," and "Mins than not covet
thy neighbor's wife."
The dinner bear arriving before Kr. Jana,
ton-was able to eon/nude, Court, at 12:10 p. m.,
sdjonfned for two hours.
Oa tiessembilng, Mr. Jobeeton proceeded
with hie argument. Spam will not permit ec
to follow-the eloqueet gentleman through the
various points elite speech. We eon eateiy
eae, however, Wit It *as 'the most eloquent
an/. forcible arguitnit, made In our hearing
- on either side, and had an Impressive effect
upon the jury and the andienos. lie con
cluded about rete o'clock, having occupied
• , about four boars—rioaleg with • thrilling.
tO the Jury to protect the wives of
absent salaam from she wiles of the lecherous
--libertine and their daughters from the arts of
the elldneer;
Hi wee followed IY Daniel M'Laughlin,
Seq. Imam satessids. Mr.Latigh.llo reviewed
•-thookrournataness of the killing, and contended
•
By argument and the citation of an thori Coe,
'
'Hut the pithier :Wes leboring under tem
peer, Insanity at the time. The length of
ay Letter &Omit:Oahe' L me, however that I
enteiluenin a ifoiipsts of his argu
ment. Mr. le"Laughlinillet young in the
. tan buthiceffort Da this occasion showed
Industrious research end tact in presenting his
The court room showed a mach larger at
tendants,' to.day than yesterday, the speech
of Mr. Johnston keeping his 11/totters quietly
in their seats during the greater part of Its de
livery. The pleadings will occupy all of to•
marrow, at least, and the case cannot go to
the jury before Thursday. There are yet
, three speeches to make.. The trial continues
. to be the older topic of conversation, and vs
lions are the speculations as to the conclusion
of the jury. . The prisoner appeared in better
spirit' to-day, we think, than on any day
since the trial commenced.
Throwing Stones.
• We wish to direot the spacial attention of
--Ulle pollee of both cities to the dangerous
practice of throwing stones In the public
IOW& Boys are la the daily habit of throw
ing stones recklessly at one another, and the
srU seams to be fearfully on the increase.
This morning, on Robinson street, Allegheny,
• b4-thirteen years of age deliberately hurl,
od a atone through the window of a store,
sataildng the glass and whatever elsattood
in the way. This wantowttet of dertruotion
witswitaissed by tie cimpaniuns who re
mained on the corner, while the perpetrator
fled and . conoealed hi mself in an alley. Of
clams the "owner of the itore would receive
rteastisfaction from boys so destitute of pen
dial' as these moat have boon.
Sic mention the outrage thus to show to the
polio' the neoeseity . et.. taking prompt
moos
uree to punish all those.engaged in the prao
rice of. stone-throwing. 'lt I, only a few
days since a man had his brains knocked out
bible city, by a stone hurled from Poyd'a I
hill, end =law punishment follows mob oat:
raga Immo expect-to boar of other per.
• eons being slaw killed or maimed for Ilia
Throwing stones in theatmets is a most fir,-
- put set of disorder, end the Mayors should
indict the severest penalties, whenever the
raMehterititairght. 1
'Mon - Tamp asp ?at Oaraexa.--13en. Tom
Thumb Mu extended an tovitation to the or
- -phew in the sOlrerid aggyienie In both cities,
tongtend hi, lore. onTritiej morning This
_is nirry generimenti the part of the fieneral,
andAltelovitittionerilrbe gbgdly accepted by
the managensof theierentr institutions. It
,11l be an intereeting:eight, too, to gee go
orphanatogiither , 4lo,the bail is /erne
and feret7bolVenxthegootommodated.
•
la th is but in.
.
• • s eigtion.* It will; Jaunt tabor things. wash
liana and forktlvittom. Wooing the bandlel.:
•;--Tbfltnengeriresinaktfureatiiins being int:Dittoed
Aattrlbe klie.bee fee votig lebnr, that bye !
galittilttlftidg9ll64bniiii ;totting to` do Int.
tektlP ' 32,. 4 ,,, WN ,, M4 0, 1 /Flog tcrtie;oloi.
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11 Literary
. P 1210114.
iiiiilitOkoninpoOon is•tbe product of
n lad of nineteen pude:who lost lib liming
at the age of Ave. His name to James H. Lo
tus, and his home Is ih Allegheny city, where
his mother now realdee. Heim been a State
pupil of the Pennsylvania Institute for deaf
mutes for abaultive years. Ile is now in the
employment of Proteator Bache, of the Coast
Survey, Washington, in. the capacity of
draughtsman.
The eoundn eat of the slaws expreeeed,
their comprebenßiVenese and natriotiem, would
be creditable to any one. The style and lie•
Lion employed will compare favorably with
the oompoaitions of maturer youth rimmed
of the advantages of all the amiss. The
composition sufficiently demonstrates the val.
in of the appropriations made by the State
for the education of deaf mute,:
rhosesern or 700 arnztuos.
MARCH 18,18%.
Nearly three years have now elapsed since
the boom of the first gun at Fort Sumter
roused ttopattiotic moos of the north to a
sense of their imperiled liberties, and luau
gar/1404111e gigantic conflict between freedom
on one hand end oppression un the other, yet
the smote of battle continuo to roll up Iron
any a bloody field, and the thunder of arid.
„ler', t 6, rattee,ef musketry, the dee thug et
sabres; 'the 01011111 of the combatants, th e
screams and groans of the dying, and all the
°linear attendant on war, intermingled Inoue
horrid don, All the air. Soculorless vicissi
tude. have attended our cause—now disaster
naa befallen our arms ' and enemies, at hums
and abroad, hare looted with OlidlAti , •ll fur
.oar downfall, but only to be disappointed—now
viotory has °row - rued our efforts and lent
thrill of joy through the heart of every loyal
American who heal awaited the result to
hopeful, yet trembling auspense. Minna.
upon alien of treasure, and thousand. of
iiVOS have been PWlLiiurred up ID the vortex
of this raging Maelstrom ef disunion, and
many a heart baa been fined with bitter ago
..y-by to loss of soma lured one. Our heroic
rOdiers have baptized the eon' with their
blood, and rendered our Annals glorious by
their deeds at Shiloh, Antietam, tiettysburg,
Vicksburg, Pert Hudson, Chattanooga, and
Mi many a Mario( less note, while our sturdy
mariner, have nobly done their part at Hat
teras Inlet, New Orleans and Cha,rieston. We
have been threatened with foreign complica
tions, and have to struggle with internal
factions, but in 'pits of these and many other
embarrnsittionts, we have ateadily maintain
ed ourefforts for the toppreesion of the rebel
lion.,
.-13 in present moment augur. well for We
success of our endeavors, and fervently do we
wish that our most sanguine expectations
dug bstreallxed, and that the time ts not far
. .
distant when we shall emerge from this firoy
ordeal.. Though the tide of war still surges
Backward and forward with destructive vio
tense, it is now happily confined to narrower
limits. The resources of the rebels are much
diminiehed; ours have developed instead of
lessened. Starvation and ruin stare them its
the face, while prosperity smiles on us and
our granaries are heapec to overflowing with
the gifts of a bounkeous Providence. De
spondency weighs down their spirits, but ours
are buoyant. The leaders of the rebellion,
though as defiant as over, aro now waiting in,
terror and despair the stern sod . awful retri
bution that must sooner or later overtake
their crimes. The tone of the southern press,
which has so often been wont to mis
represent and twist erery event into ■ sue.
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oats for the conlcuerecy, is despondent, and
their people are tired of the causeless strife
arid anxious to be under the protection of the
old deg once wore. Their currency is aimos t
valueless, and their whole ftnancial concern is
on the verge of bankiuptcy. Their army is
almost demorrlised, and thousands of their
soldiers are waiting an opportunity to join
thoslinion forces, and turn their arms against
their betrayers. The foreign despots, though
willing, fear to afford open aid, and, in con
argotic.* of the stringency of the blockade.
they (the confederate, I are cut off from many
articles of absolute necessity. All their pros
peels are gloomy, and the air is darkening.
with a storm that shat] sweep away the test
vestige of that hideous despotism born of tr e e.
lon, perjury, cruelty and oppression.
Let no hope that the war will be rigorously
pushed on to &speedy termination, and in the
meanwhile we must not forget to give the Ad
ministration the hearty mi operation of our
heads, hearts, bands and purees. It matters
little whether the party in power be Democrat
or Republican, provided It is composed of
honest and patriotic men, who will hare no
comproinise with tral.ors. This IN no time for
party spirit; a nobler question demands our
attention; let all join sac& .n the work of
quelling the Insurrection and peace will loon
Come.
Whets the monster that is now reeking to
destroy oar national existence has been cat -
gashed. may we not hope to behold oar glo
rloaa flag pur.fled from the single etsin that
Mae sallied and marred its splendor, that
er . nre over a free and united people. Ms" oar
nifignided brother, of thu sou•ti, retraced
from the thraldom of the slave oligarch',
profit by the terrible experience of the past,
and not etaar themselves to be again monied
by political demagogues. May °ducat!, oaf
institutes epneg np oolong them, and the
teachings of true-hearted men dispel the ig•
elements, that has been the cause of their etc-
boatring s dooming, to fatal In Its tendencits
as secession. Elevated by education and
friend]; intercourec with chair brothoee of the
north, may they abandon their thriftlem bah
ite; imitate our in ...terry and ente•priee, and
be rowirded: with tan equal degree of Frog-
Parity. Then let to °Jog Igo to oblivion all
seotional prejudices, and remembering
"No ow. no Utica contracts our powers,
. Sat the whole boundless comment ts cum - .
let us hand in.hand, and in a spirit of frater
nal love, devote our energies to the work of
developing the inexhaustible resources of our
common omantry, and fulfilling our brilliant
destiny. .1. 11. L.
Subterranean Oil Transportation Coma
The bill which hadn't been introduced in
the House at Harrisburg, incorpomtlisg the
Subterranean Oil Transportation Company,
named as corporator. B. Bush Perkins, Jacob
- Zia&let, T. J. Power, A. D. Safer lee, James B.
`Elistrain, Thomas Smith, Isaac M. Pennock,
W. W. Ball, John Black, Jas. F. Duncan,
Bobt. C. Smart., Wm. F. Johnston ' Jackson
Duman, Wade flampton , Ja s. Park, Jr.,
Henry A. Weaver, Matthew Oraff, Hobart
Ash worth,.W-11. Wardon, Conrad Brown and
Constance Curtin, and authorises them toper.
ohms., bold and enjoy roan lands and moo
manta in theta Pimple as may be nemonsary
to carry' out the design of transporting
off from the olizegion in- Western Pennsylva•
nin by the most direct and practicable route,
by insane of conduits, or pipes of metal, or
other substanco. Section two authorises a
capital stock of $1,000,000, with power to in
crease the name by • majority vote of the
stockholders; each share of stock to be $lO,
and to be entitled to one vote. Section three
designates the officers, to consist of thirteen
Directors, a Secretary and Treasurer, to be
sleeted annually. Section four subjeota the
Company to the provisions of the General
Railroad Law, approved February 19th, 1859,
and gives the Japing the right of entry into
and open private property secured by said
law for Enginceri,ArtWins and Workmen in
carrying out the interest of this act. Section
five constitutes the Company "common car
riers and warehnime men to thoso who intrust
them with for transportation, and pro
vide, for punishing persons destroying or in
juring the proporty of the Company. Sec
tion slz authorises the Company to borrow
money, to be secured by mortgage of their
property and franchises.
Tux BILDIEMET PIANO io rapidly gaining in
favor and popularity. All who have lately
viiitod the Kano Rooms of Messrs. Womellok
k Barr, the SIAM agents, Intuit have noticed an
elegant Parlor Grand Square Piano, pro
nounced by Judge, to be the beat Instrument
of the kind ever brought to this city.
Wit_congratulate F. Sailor, Esq., of Eaat
L 001 471.4 flaring purchased it. We also
notice by the agents' card that a number of
oar citizens have bought these superb instru
mento.
OROLNIZZD.—Tbe Board of Directors of the
'Pittsburgh: Fort Wayne and Chicago Hallway,
elected on Wednesday, met at the °Moe of the
eompany, on Thursday morning, at ten
o'clock, and organised by appointing the fol
lowing efkeers
President—lian. Goo. W. Case.
- The iiiiiideat—flea. Samuel Hanna.
secretary—W..lf. llama, Bro.
Mr. S. P. Henderson, fate Treasurer Iwo
gut, wu appointed Treasurer. Tbe other
tears remain as heretofore.
Tam Maryland Legislature hu passed a
bill, nuking It an offence punishable with Ana
and imprLonment to employ females at places
of publie amusement to wait on de audience.
The bill became • lawtbrougb the renresenta-
Mods of the blarilial of Polite, who said the
places ware frequented mostly by boys from
thirteen to datum years of ago. Thi, le the
notional .testimony everywhere to the char
eater of establishments whore the waiting
women ars the chief attraction, .
Tin Ctas as Wilma, ran 7mill - tn.—Chief
of Pollee Lang has nat. yet meivad an ai
-INM tho tolOgroOlo aistioteh b. *inn on
anus
to nimeamit, Watt Vitginla, ittlo-
k &kVA 'moot of Wilton; tha s u pp w .d
Ir ;Airs, ;italuip been cached In the watch.
begalt Ann* I& unit, bat the Idaini will
commit lilnt to Jail this illYArradon.• •
The :Western Penitentiary.
M. Slack; on lira:Ay, read a bill in the
Legislature lit relation to the appointment ct
inspectors for the Western Penitentiary. The
first !fallen provider that "the Supreme
Court rhall , within three months after the
peerage of this act, and es pry two years there
after, appoint two taxable citizens of Alleghe
ny county Initieetore of the Western Yeti
tentiary, and that the Judges of the C,l rt 4 of
Common Pless end Dirtrict Cour, of the
county of Allegheny shaft within three
Month. after the passage of this net, and
every two yawl thereafter, anpouat three tax
able citizens of said county Inspectors r f 'he
said Western Penitentiary, and in cart of nay
vaza9cy by death, resignaiton or otherwise,
the Court baring made the appointment shall
fill the vacancy than occasioned " The se,
and section provides " that the Inspectors
thus apponted shall, at soon es organised,
supersede the present Beard, and have all the
rights, powers and privileges already confer
red upon the present Inspectors of said
prison,"
City aillitalay
Dr. George L. McCook, Physician to th.
Board of ffealth, reports the following death
for the week, commencing March r., and end
ing. March
Meter— ...... 1e White .........- 11 2 ,.. t.45 , 25
Fetuales..... 9 I Colored. If
Ccnetimption, 1; Billions Remittent Fever,
1; Dropsy, 1; Typhoid Fever, 2; 'Annum
Tremens, I; Gastritis, I; Unknown, 1; Ence
phalitis, 1; Suff.Mation and Spume, 1; Cin
•cleions, 1; Still 131rti, Congertiim of Langs.
1; Scarlet Fever, 1; Menai", 4; Diptberia, 2;
Enteric Fever, I. Congestive Measly., 1; Con
etitutional Debility.
New OaDee.--Capt Wright, Provost Mar
shal, has received orders to send all men en
ticed by recruiting officers, and who are paid
their Government bounty at his office directly
to the field, instead of to Camp Copeland; as
formerly. A number of men enlisted for the
lath Pennsylvania Cavalry will he sent to
the regiment to-day .
Me. W. A. Cliiwitarcitstv, 45 Fifth street,
kw received Madame Denaorea'a Quarterly
Mirror of Fashion and Journal du Grand .!foods,
for the Spring Quarter ending May, 1864. It
Is fail of engravings, many of them beauti
fully colored, of ibe Frishiota, etc , nod con-
Lain, patterns more than we can name ur
count of things interesting to the ladies.
POLICi ITZIM—Mayor Lowry Lad thirteen
common eases before him this morning, tbo
majority of whom were committed to jail in
default of payment of fines. Mayor Alexan-
der committed two moo to jail this morning
for drnnkenness.
EITINSION or EA X% CElllllloL—An act has
been introduced into the Mouse Repre
sentatives, extending the shorter of the Mo
nongahela Rank of Brownsville, for live years
from the expiration of its present charter.
ONE of the agents of an insurance company
In Hartford, in molding a small remittance of
$12,000 from the west, the othe: day, wrote
cipn the foot of the cheek "G‘ood for bum,.
Tut efiLktIZRA Batons.—.{n ac• ha. been
introduced into the Legiela:ure, oho hitting
tho collection of tolls on tho Chartiore Bridge.
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tiliVKAi FIRS r PUIZES
•ttibill • •wuth 64se Vatn et).1.1w1.1
Lutes.
We ern also •gnnta •o. 3 1- lonna..ker A Co 'a and
anDusn et in 14 n. Pr•non,
and S. D. S W 11. nestal • 31.4 •rol 11•ro.onl.
aro, 1 1 nr•uns dealrlo, • po,r•l inno..t. .1, If i•
wired to call and exon.lca•to.n.r• on
~11o.olo.r•
Among hav• i.n.a1,•••••1 tknoo
men. 10 thin ,, vr, plea. •r• I
Kmn rworring
to AID n Krwurr. , A 11.-
J.hn 31 ,11 nr , 1‘. 3 1 .4,.1
rtir ,ly 1 0., Ur. 31. 1 /-11y ...0.14n.1 Dr, Jon.. R
31, lott. lock, A 1.1.•elor, Y.y,1.1..1mrd fl•rd
Eva I.la.nn 34. Dr. Cl 11.• tot
ter..l 31 ...1 Mr.
nurgb A •,...rauno. or o.v p•••• wilt sou no•try•
awing.
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PlAtik)
Mew only Ten Dou•r..
Ir. •la.. awl .41,e,
for. • III•rar) I. , lng.n.aLi. to .eery our ato
nam, a rtam., t,t , r ca,C, a Lloh cams, l• pot.—
c . art ba•lng tnno talus In arlactlng
ph.oca adapteal to tpe pmpolsr /31.14!
TilE ROSIE CIRCLE, A .11.-etton :larch..,
Waltaaa, Palma, PC.buttleatte, R.o •n.
Contra Oesces, Four• Eland Plan. and Natio Geom,
2 Vola.
TIIE SILVER CHORD; A colliwthin of :bop
B.llldll, Quartets, Daett, , with Plano Aaoto
pitninteot.
THE SHOWER OF 'PEA ILA A nollo..tton of
°twice Vocal Duels, with Ptan• 2. , ...apaeiment
OPERATIC PEARL..., A ooll.ellon of Nor.µ.., Dv.
eV and Trim, con.," ',tug the ViKal Elm.attm .1 Ilae
best OPera. , with Piano Arc.mapentto-at.
Al the .one (6 volaum) for 510, or sing), at tho
pr.rm. Plat, linott, 5, 15, Ct.th, toll
P. ul+ h 7
°MARL ES C. MELLOR..
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R EMOVAL , n the lot of April we
No. 53 FIFTH STUN NT,
The bonr at pri.ostit occupied by Memo Mob,
Oro. A fine 6.lonrllhf at a PI on band prat.
ently at bio. aTICICXT.
I. IL HOFFMAN dc BRO.,
AA* domed. of D«:k.t•. Plano*
N. siEDLNI, Nn. 183 Smrritrimu :4?
Pianos and Musical Instruments
1:1:8!!11!1
NEW PLANO'S, VIOLINS, 01:Trr DS . AGCOIiDI
ONS, STNINOS, Re. , Whirb I. rill 11.11 Am low
120.4.zurd
11".4.ArTS
WANTED
TWO QUOD AX roaGsas A NI , 116L.P6R8,
Ta whom bonablbt noployccaat sad gw4 sag wit
ba "inn. For further zatormatbm addrea. L. .ab
Faribers. Provhbmon, na , Scranub, Lor.'r n • ,ram by
Naas- 8/1.104AN 6 TOM
robl4.lm
WANTED—An FxPERIENCED
MAW. In lb,. Pry G•nntlo bnalt...s To ono
I hat ii.lcotapet.nt. 1114.r.,1 a ogee art,' b. paid, by op
pljing Iramnaiately to
==MMEffl
WANTED—A PRAcTICAL GLASS
CFACTUREII, to tak• haul, of • Wlvd
Otasia Factory In the e.t.a of Ohio. bloat nod,
stand the basins-. perfectly, Is 41 Its Actable. 00
other mad apply. Adds.... BOX 131 h, Cleveland
Ohio. calla I
W • •
NTEI).--160 A AIONTH.—I want
D =at SOO • moith, expene. pai d d, hi th
rt
other "r•ell
' um, need and ' curlikus article•. ,
o
ele• eeocfree. Addres.
Ja2B:2mdwlT JOHN D. LOAD, 131dEiniord. 3te
$75 A MON want to biro Aganta
Inevery co ty .. 575 a toontl, expense.
paid to ben my OM , ol un soap Family Sewing h1...141r,s
adreta,
a. MADISON. Alfrad. Mains
zussoL UTIOJrti Ac
DISSOLUTION OF PAItTNENSIIIP
J-1 —The partixerealp heretofore eel:ding between
the antleralgned, tinder the style or WM. 0 JOHN
STON & OC., Liteatoellr dissolved, ,o take effect
horn OIL date, sicaenn LIEEOON retiring freta
the ntio The buttinotat will be utt.titxtted ete tomer.
ly, user the style ta hettlefore.
WM. O. JOIINSTON,
latit 4 PAN i t s 4 1 ;.=I N I) .
Pittebetrxh. Feb. Seth, IWI4,
DISSOLUTION, 01 7 .CO:PARTNEIT
-01111".—Tbe prinsrstify berstnhvs sawing
botanist, JOS V DAM ILIHN Imrl ICVAN DAVID,
ander the dim of Jos. F. HAMILTON ACO bas
boon dissulysil by motnal consent. .1(M. V. HAM
ILTON will attend to Om mast/led savants of said
firm, at tbo old ttand. oon , sr first and Llberty .p -
JIM. F. HAMILTON,
*VAN nevm
J 0.% amylb
C°" E El IP.—The untiersien-
ed &aye this day stlat.dat d throtes hdatbas
miler tb• rume sad styls of WADING & H FRG, as
Ootatnitskat Mareitasis witt Bailers h Petroleum
sad Its product- R. 0 . 'WALLIN°,
HURT R. RING.
o=C3l=ll
bF R G 41 1 441uorted- sizes, at:
1026* Quin. stsentnotinarit dm
irtatam, In
..1113d nalikt RAMP bk4intor,
sol Wood stmt.;;
COM if P PCL4I, RECORD.
PiIT.FIT`RGIt SIAUh.EI
ari.rted Exp,orly for rho. Pittabargb G.Att.
IMI=MIIIII!!!!
GRAIN—Mc:. wag' A.. to, at 11),.. ,r.O war
nontly ittrt. Wham lut
cicium,,et. nuns ua,
atin..ll,l for ( au, .:.A stt,re u,ay , Lr
Irt,ui••l
t ,rrr u •11.•: . rd ILt E 1.1::,
•tra•lyiiltlo3• 111::•
t , •••• '• • ttr.lT 11,1 T •,• • • VA , : it,
•
Pit. I.JuNn— firm e:t:,
try avid :role detu.sud •nd prnvs s•e 0..11 t. ass,s,
Inrviblvil and clear sLlea; 13 ‘ %al lc L r pis in am
vial I+ 3 ,slSe h•F oongas cared. Me. Puri. is ~.r.
quirt and in the slarncek of .aka,we omit qoutat,ous
Lard le. l o let Ant hem tall fur prime city reu4sr.
0141.11',E1t I ES-111n Lyarket for rrtsrerisse IN •
ditell • d very firm. •4111 dended upward tan
ens". Ttu earevallucly high prises now ps”vailin
Ism a tb•denry t , retard Intiocke.s, s• the s1ri•11 deal
r• do not feel i dstprv.vd to buy very extru•ireiy h.
fur 1-or . wscti”or
_ .•
uvrrEß & Et: 4 l9—.llA! Better 14 vary acarr•
..
.rectally prime ynnlittaa. anal tiertnark-t f.vat'
Bret at lull prima', ae!aa nr 9 bbl. a;-.1 It ha,. prim .
doieat :Pi Esl9l remain ab9ut I.tat qatt.ted,::.b <la pw
n.
UnIED FlEtt l lT--St,a,:y with aalea of 6. budi
plea al .n.l both pea. he.• pt la
SkltiliS—Cl.Arer tired In quiet and Ault but upini
ally unchanged. Si, of RI bee Tfin,.thy Reed
E.1,0h. Flax Dad meet. with /tad, demand tag fu
HAT—Quist but steady, with but little °fibrilla
at ILe iwales, sale of 7 loads lissw at (Ste; to Fib 141
tun.
CEIE6SE--Stnady, a nigniar Jobbing demand
at full rates; asks of I:11 bas in lots, at 15a10,4,c.
°BEE , ' AP PL ES—Tbovupply of c.f.i. sotwwl
plea a almost ea ualattag we quota at 13,76 to 54,00
HZ tHS--6teady, sitb small oaten .t from 52,! , t
. 12.75 per bbl for common to prime .mall W
ONlONS—meat with. ready demand at
$5,50 If Lbl, ac to qmaltty.
Plttaburich Petroleum Market.
11•1tba IT—The market for Crude was unneuelly
quiet to-day, whdch :day be attributed to the hat
that buyer, are h..IJ iog .If Io antlclgattou of lower
pricer
no
consequence of liberal receipt.. There tow
been no gals, made at • deollne, aa >et, that we are
aware of, a , thultab we underat.o.l that eoroo fow
bolder: are bectoating • little "wreak In the knetul, -
and It . alleged that they would pelt at a altgbt con
ee.elon if the opportunity offered. We quote 0.0 20',
021 In hulk, and :Galto44 to bbl., with tdlrw reported
of 000 and 10.6 tads at In; and 300 In bulk at 21. Hu
lloed Is quiet but ftrin .t 124003 for goal cut. brands
of bonded •nd S 3, ft.. of 160 bbl. , free, en
'outelde brood, at itt*.; 106 bblo nab! straw to arblY•
at 11 and .1114 dual lime figure. Napa. I. brut ertt
Inquiry and the market I. firm al 1.
at for prime deodorieed. Iteabliorn is Inn, at f,tner
qabolatto..
•
The reciupts during the twenty-four hour, null.,
last evening ~err, IWAI tails, a. . b. Ash
worth, LI; Jonathan Gallagher. 40, Gallagher *
Delver, 7. N H Byntm, 2.1; L Hosenbarli, mi; •
I
tel. 1:411A
New York Petroleum Illarket.
trtp4.al Dl•patr - 1 to the Plttetrur7h Garotte.
Nate 'tons. Ifarr-Ir, 17 —nor roar krrt fur tr'ru , lo rou
ttrora dull. tot prier.* re mato irrollanged r
the eiort 1.1 31s. d 32. for April (I.l:very. 11..
Sued its Loud to nub .u.l 01 - 1,1 are lower, sa4s
I. the spot al 4..11.. The, Ir 111.1111104 Lt ITN.
orl but el loser :errr•. sales or: rt. ipsoat befarrle /or
snlnr t, .1.r:,. r. 2, for 51•1,11 deliver. sad
for 41011 Ttre market tor Ilfepthn rn rocited and
so that rarer.ra, yuoratrou. car:trot be
trrv.u. aaturrrai ;Art, arr. 2. , L,r !Gil .41 .
Centtal Live Stuck Market.
• •C Arch , tt.
I.laf h I: Mar. h
r.• aover•l r-.•son• ad :110 •firr
4.• a vr.y tam • dans., 11,..
sa
't .• 5:1111.r She, .• no I nll.
.a.p..r•susut
most. in 111. 1..
th• atrpply AS larg•ly in ex.,. AT Mt , cf •
and ar..l llsi. 1a...., 11, th• mark. t
Ikan awl 'N11.111,11,11. le.nitad
Then,•aa an ea..,
vaatrrz. ha, era sal r. ry r.
th. n arrk waa
th•a 1 I oar for raltl•dralrrs uat e.hs n hail *lure
sard•au.. the r•sez
vrr• stns.! a rlflfn, sharer,. r Vu....•
a.as 1.2 r I.l...l.lferrnt crAdr..•.l "...I way 1... 1./11,
as
fiat ra . 2 s 7 r
eorhtth.t. . • LW ,
.L rhp!rt h o L
hn. A...! 3.,
var.
of %,,,t-ro•t• I I r. uul•h
Iro , , to
J. hn rly I: head v.• t
Newton -m 4 , ,!, 1. •
Thr rh,ttpfik t wet. qhwarati,l, tsgt,
gin. 1....4, hot to. anhVy wa!! , npp.rantly
Aehpa,.l . .11 1. yrs* ileultnt Prie.•
un.itc.; ”.,ono pr.c.,,t , hlerlam.t, tonging tr,r.
h.h7 , pr ",. li, I .
Urn., :a:4y t.f the , rhAdt,
Uij
rum a 4W hn4ell front IA !I. a••,
enkgn nt
• ra,a, ,nd It. •1 1 . ,:.I.v,L
Wm L.-I. 1, , A.lll r ao, r. Mtn, .4 I,sl/1 ••• ra
at-ml rl ,l .1 3' r r•t
111•Ir..11 A 1,A.-M •loprml A raJ • F., .A , l
31 1,1,1 m, •1,, , /4.1
Tl.erx.—y ours.et Ite. rul,l 4.111 a thvthl
rins the per week a... 1 nothr.theNthth, the 1 , 1•11 , 8
.err letr, r.a the supp.y e.,•eolerti roe,
MEtifiMMM
Belie. of the N. Y. Grocery Market
C. fte.— The buelare. sta.e aar laat ',.• been aulte
iPtaltei. bat ttegr. ae: ue. •,,uo
ate! a. ran Let anva m ner ra our noatta•o• a..p.a, 4 , r
n l
...at '4 , I' itta2ll, awl rather rte•r. 1.,1 11., t.I
dost ed., .1.4 :he Alan lllu.luclu J.
,11 . per Oe•ar, J74-,.<2te , ~ 6 , 1.1,
a.ht tlngt.turn ••:'
1414) Maraca.,
map J•., 44, 4 rm.; 437 ti,pt and 11 Lida J•Siaalt n,
:44, and IVO I.F. St. Drmibgo, 3.:34•2.:1, both ra•rt
rb• •teeh .1 NI., In the r• nutty te .11
N. V•dk. The folaoetng Is toe lateet trom Btu
Jane!. o for Ib. two end int; Yelp 4 , , 13,4, by
mllrlcegraph pet Jura Stock 73,8.1 Lg., Price 7.3110
mit,y tkeL a n 4 o . n el
. Cleared fur oulte
Elta.• 4o .4) bp, a( arhttal to Neve York 7/1,00 h,, B a
tlmore !Ikea and Phtladelphta eleat. Loadlac tor
Vol. , State, JX4I bane., Taw York. 0.144 D.tt,
more 24(47.
nollra. rather /ft, artarily •100 our
la.t. but the nx..rtos tvutlonem estr.rno:y flr m, +b.l
aalea of top Cot. hat o beau [nada wr a tort b,
Inaproverueut of t ay. r•bt.• ca:wn
clod.. 574 blpla, 4 tta and 2. • u•••••
por.do at ••.a.7V,e; boo. new rlbp •.1.1,••1
pall to arm., ...in.., 67.0,, 44 , Per, KW... :1.
215 111 a ..0,1 01 re. old Cuba Centri.loc4l, 4,150 WA.
P. 16 rup, 10: h 04. old and I.lor Cut. 1 , 1 n...••••
do, 46,51, 132 bbl. Near 1,„.14
te.u , ervp, 4 lbw..
Biggar—Stun. our la, the isu.ine•s bar been u,l.
*rate, and f, • day or two pun lb. :nark..t but b...
but rra noillo no Particular rbange In privra,
pr•vioup prevailing rates being .1111 ‘,..rr.nt The
We. are 1114 10.4 s Outa.l 10.34/.154 cla; lit Por
to Ric4ol3iol4, al do In band, (ca.b), litar•
tit•lqu., 14%. 10 bd. and 97 1 , 1, 6 / a main, 1.04"IliN
504 bbd. New Outran.. Clarlned do it
14t.,'; 111 bar Havana, 14•10%, 4 mon ; 621.1 hg. Ma
i;.,llgt Lisa. Ildelada, beta, nrrivsa, In",
QUM, and 10:1 bbd. and 35 Gbh I.Nmerar• Sugar,
on term. not made public.
lous--The question of probable enhanced bat lea
a these article* con Unto. to attract the attention ef
the gll4O end .peculator, and the market 141 kept
In estate of activity and excitement, prima In the
meantime advancing from day to day, and deaths
buoyantly, the latest sales being made at ear ontelde
!laurels Tlx.• Wee reach 3306 bp Pepper at 37%a
40 cent*. bob du In Banton, 37%, 11:00 du In bond. It
lirt.b.do Pit:acute, 20,a27, 41ti do In bond, part
7%.
It, hales Clove, e 7 t y , le
du Mare, lob and bon du I Notrusg*, $1.2;431,27%
rash
Chicago Alarket.
/larch —There a.. Inerruls.ll apeenlatlee
inqutry for Wheat. and the ruarket advanced Ne prr
bualtel weteltberli axles No 1 ep Ing at I 13 , „e4
and tin Spring at 11/.00,0 4 . The marle•
et, however, closing wank, the advance DOI h^tng
taaloWned.
an amine , Isroaud la.r Old Coro, hu
Lo tLe extrequ. 11r7un.wa of Imlllers, the out
traurattloos have to rpT•nrt Is 17000 trushe, Cs
ml *float Ist .71w. New Corn w.s also i n go o d ,f w
and and firso..r, wILL salts of No 1 N1ci0.4%, an ,
NO2 .1 7 ,. .447 4 4 6.
~
T. 1.10 ad• of New No . !e.q .
dwn. also sold et w , i4Nlc afloat, 14 to be 11•11Trreal at
ultAller, duck.
Oats ware lo for demand aryl a elm& Ilrmar. vaL
SLIM of :50. I al u.1 4 „eq1Z1;44- for wleter rocalptn, aod
4-”.4(404Y for fresh rrncrote. and for N.
oats. Rye vas uset. olth ales of 0... I O $l.
Barley aras dull and Deglacte.l.
Thera 'ma a good demand for
note ao ad•rattoo lo gore. of T. p
of ah.ot L:01 i.Lis al at •I. L tv, -
the market clo.log at t 14!,,,,
Philadelphia ri.h aud tie r ed Market..
klatch IS --Flat he arrivals cantinas hell and
Mu market rather quiet, the thifereneo In Me Mows
of boyar. and walla. Ilm ltln. operatic.. te more
miles of Mmkerst at 617.11. ler I. $ll% and for
fa, and and $I I% per bbt for maul am and Lame
0. Some Madera o aming. Pickled Herring
range at 6-13..iak!..j ro lid and dry Cod at :63.‘47
the Inn 11. and lb.. &limn t moderate.
Pads—Then la very 111110 demand for Clovers...l,
and only wane 600 Malady toned Mayon at 67,60•117,.
76 per Modal, molly at tho lattar Ileum for prune.
Timothy la quiet t 33,25•63,nn par bushel. Flan
comes p, slow and the crushers aro buying at
53,21 per bhotal
CluelunekU !Flour Market.
Earth 15—There yr. a little opine Infused Into
the 'rhor martet when Gold touched 0 to New
York, but It operated with more power OD holden
than It did on boyen, arid entailed in but little ao•
tool %radios. At ten present tine the market wears
Its old *hada of dollawn at 55,700,76, as 130ELlillli
gout/111ton for good aap , llot, fin. good
and koolm.br.eda of egtra, 50,100,13 for trade
brands. To ellen asks beideig would hate to grant
coaegoslons of 10c to ldo per bbl. They, however,
displiy but little, If anyolleposidco tonnes the mar.
kat with their atecka.
Imports by Hirer
CL2WINNATI—r26 Pkakous-11123 We park, 12.
la 62222,16 1.0140 GII, 18 Lao tocoo. ZOO 601. 601.67.
167 Moto hams, 2 ok*Aay, 16 plopo Ilqrtor, Clark & co;
bhda bacon, Cook. Pettit 0 60' 57 do home, Kook
Parkrr; G 1 do klion:Orre, v Lc.. hook, C L Caldwell;
20 half lihda bam., 21 1042 ah..14/26,1, Gltuwas , rl;
30 kb& imam, J 1' Chums & 03, Ido do, 10061. 10.1
041, J Kirkpatrick& I'm; 16 bbd. bacon, 6 to do, J
Palmer & an; 1127611 0014 1 to hams • D MEW.
152 Op oil 6 n o l, 21 21 Suydam; WO do do. Ellkapeon
Maas: 10 able lard oil, Watt & 61.6ta bark,
X &Ilan a oo; 2 DWI !ant Culp & thtplad;
. e b6
c . 202
Il,Dd4aohk i o m el lL Yinamla
w d
teXlo;t d t z ts
t d olboboe s'p ttat em Ilia
Ab rir Childs_
a X -
,
0 to w•a3 ; bziibal=
dooclndt
Goo X
*OA Mt ado* J J
New York Seed 'Market
it 41.1116 —Clorter Is dull az.' how, thorn 4
present no demand fo.rLA a,' but for
bt.mr uoo •a:oo 111
ram.. by roattnt
'l,..ft 9. t•I •
.
I '.• ; . „ ,
ftrtt •+. r-, .11 :• .• • • • .
It .mt..••
•.
r v.,
Phlldilelphia La , O/h Hat Let.
31., it t r 41.
.4
nt
ton. art in 6.4
Inn. 11, I •
STIE.I.rI (PAWN
\"ATCRIAI PACKET Ftilt
LJ CI r. NATI —Tbs e.
PAILAWrS r frouner:ly. so err. or
Por frul4l.t Er 0p...., co I.;.+r! :yr 1.
.I , IIN FLACK.
J }Ai...,
flax', !A` ...LI r`... A 1,
. _
'l 4 l l)t{ (INC! \ LH Ig
M.,1.1 41 .42,0:11.i.E
lIL To. nuel , l.l apt J
•n4man.w.ll leAve f.O I, .I , lUr slid intertii, ••
ports oo 'llll 11 1 .11'. Itzh lost .01 4 p ni.
For freight ..r b.', I ,r 1 ,,
mhlh JAS i'lit.llo , 4 g•„
_ .
p r. •I.A It WII Nt;
1,11, PAIIKERSIIE111; PACKET
lon steamer MINER VA, t.apt, Joht. OvroL,
leave Pittsburgh for 11 etery TUESIJA
TEWILSDAY tIATIiILLAY, making dos.
o..t.fpos with the Whin, mud Paritaratottg P-1
eta Returnr, will les,. overy dfr.•~N
DAT, WEDNEADA 1 acid 1411444. Paiwoopq•
a.. 1 freight rocelpted through to 1 orkeraburg.
For (might or Name apply ou bond or to
'AS C 0 1...1.11i1 G 4VI . Agootn,
On Wharf Boot, at]. foot of Wood ....et.
da.ll:dtf
p ( `ll{ WHEELI Nli, SI Alt I E.'l*- • jc,„ t ,
TA AND ZANKSVILLY.—Tho
paasenger steamer EM !A GIL4IIA 51..ttr,. A ere.,
Comm M
ander, leay. Palsburgh •very TCI.7.BPAI, ot
p, m„ and Zanesville every YUMA T. at F ,
The new steamer J Lll, t `onlson. C.tru
ander. loaves Pittsburgh every SATE:P.I,II, aT 4
p. m., and &meet tile every TI.:F-SDAY, at 6
a. m. roe th. 1,111 or psoetstro apply on board or to
J. D. CoLLINGWcwit ' Agent.
l'iltottorgh ,
H. S. PIEECS d CO., Agents,
next Zaneitl Ohio.
8.4.4 KS.
SECOND NATIONAI, BANG,
1 - 11EAST:BY DEPAIITMLNT
Orrlcz nr roar-ran,aa nitita l', attract,
Wuttroaton City, 1864.
1.
Witca•f• By sof:afar-tory et preeent.-•
the nodal - signed, it has bvol, mud. t.) •
SYCUND NATIUNAL BANK OF I•lTit-111
In Ti.t County of A Ileghotsy, n ,al. , of Prune,.,..
tilt,, hae teem duly orptuts.red u and t.
the mainframe.. of the Act or
A, At to pr,vr,le Notn•Dal orrev,...
• plodgv of Coifed anat.. So. k., u, pro., it..
On. circulamun and redcoat:tun, theret , l," ant
Tel , rnary Ytth, 10th, aud h mplied .lit, ft,
pmyrboons of .aid Act nnicrewl to rota:
Let/re corantern.luit the bnelnese of In;.,
Nu, threat., 1. it CH II t ••/` .1)1
Or lb. °chancy, do beret,, cartift ,tt t.,
nEr.til) NATIt.NAL BANE, ur PITTNL,to
county of AiL•gitrny. and State of D
atahorued the t.nerutat of Bunk
dot the hot .fi.relard.
Is. tratlnsoo, vt,ruf 11,•
13AL day
J A II 1 . 1.:11 LI, I'LL,.
Ou.ptrulio, of th,
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF PITTSBURGH, PA.
(Y.,rrarey IRO!! TFi UFT i•.‘
rl,l, t2:100.000. gm.,
. 5i.000,000
T 1... IRON , T7l TI:I'ST I , llr I'.'• ;•••.- •
na.• , ..r 1,16.1.1 rr,
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B.; In 1 1 .•111.o,ht ott s•
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nt Let
JO Mil
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G. E. it Alt F.R. P•• eI
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r•ros. ha, b•-ra Joty ,ro a r-r
• rlvA.eAln.l AIM t
rules •1•1 t
.2;,th Inul •
..1./ Act 1,)11,••-d ••• nnt.11..1 • .0
rr I.nnnr , t.. 1111••• 11. , /,g
!ton, r• I. 11,1,
of An hereby r , ‘t
nnty ftort r.l•lo. • I Prono h., •
auto r ..14ie /•• • • ..•l. < , *.of r 11.11., •••
r nt't n •1•1
In1.••• , 11,1A11 ••• I h•nd ....df I
oe., :boo Celt .1.. ul Yrt••.••).
',lll • )Irrrl. , 'P.
the
A.,(.14 of
ow.
.:n 1. F., r Laaa.imm 7,, ma Lat. the
',Mug of adt.-Id-ro ant., W::1 b ...1J ta,ethrr, or
amn] to butt Tmrv•la.r4 Ped - nuna &airing •
• :miry maiden,. al: on
M. ALLEN LOLLS/NZ,
THE THIRD IiATIONAL BA.N.EI
_ _ No IV Water adit.
Llovicg orgoottAd h. Nnti,,l roe r.ntv
La ea, preponol to do •
General Banking- Bust•iless
I.I9:Pnt.ITS RS( El V En, Excbatip, -I, the. pr.,
cfon . ritlm of te• lut and Nat &mgt. z .od
aod r011..r4m• nand. to rt.r) it.oc.amihl part lb.
clmotry
01117,•• r Eh. romg•l• tie
N.. Caul& IN, mrot r of Wor-I larn.l •Ld
Vir,,l• ally, 1 I • 'ha Buok log noon. of rt.^ DI MR
Kfll.Go' INIIII7I . CIO?,
No. 110 Smithfield St
(1. PCIEITIC 111 It CCI74" , if tit/ MM.
IZZIME
• - .
A. 11•41,
If. U llama., Floury Orryrig,
1.. Mori..Lana.
ADAM AEINLIIIAN, Prnidnol.
EL C. ACIEWILIITZ. mh.lAtt
IoLLAR tiArGS6I.S I ANN,MI 6
1, , Formry STR=II.
OHAIITYIIED IN ISt:,
.
Opm, daily from to 2 o'clock, al.. an Wcdorodas
d Saturday ....clings, from Lay I. to Nocarobet
Ist, from 7 to V o'clock, and from Novcc.ber lot it
May In from 6 to 8 o'clock.
- .
peptone received of all sun. not 1.• than One
Dollar. and a dividend of the prunts Striated talc: •
year, In J[ltle December. Intereet h. te-ro
de
clared wutd-anotrottlly. In lone and December, stun.
the Du* wan organized, at tb. rate of .11 per neut.
rnte . snrt, u not intwa out. Is pitcced to the credit
of the depoenur a• principal, and beare the..me i n .
lama from the first day • of J one nod Itocember, coo,
pounding twice a year without troubling the &post.
tor to ca 11... area to preeent uess ten.k. At this
rate money will double to than toreire
nougat, containing the Charter, 131-Laws, Hoice
and neentlationa, furnished gratis , on application at
the Lac%
Pam Drlrr-0 SORG E A LII ILL
non r11...11.4.11.241.
IMMEUEiM
Juno 11nritmas.
P,A.r A Ills•I•ir •
3VIIIIAmJ Aou-
A 3 . 1. P.llwk. 31. 1
leauz
•tn..s
.10/113 If rticra..l4...p.
Calvin /1414...,
C
(I , orp.
Hill
Henry 1. , ' , b.
.L lor.holl,
WaOor P
Jultn Orr,
ILot.ort
Elenry L ItILl;.s1 t,
WlThoto K So Wont:
-float..tor Spoor,
Alexander Th
Mllll Vonkirk.
loa.c Whi‘Oor,
3hr100., Tonom.
—CLIAS. A. COLTON
+IOOSO A. Carrier
Cloak* A. C.llou.
/oho Emus,
/3.1,1. L. Val.T.L,t
Jot.. J. 0,11..0-,
B. H.u.
Nter u. Iltkoks ,
Mallard nay.,
Juan I) 11.11 y.
5m..... • Sm..
mbl I claw
N _
pereotis ars reutioneJ
.1.1 against employing, In may form, the Made ,
marts •hleh bum le...da used during Ow put t.hre,
year. te dwinnete the ddn'.lr sad trel. •
strength 1111:11N:rn 111131 NE V e The ve•
done be
~ r.
Royal X Flint Gls., Pot. Oval X rim, .
" XX " " TI
" XXX "" XXX
Or Royal Nat Crseksrs. Ito Pet Oval b. Oriditur.
Those who Infringe on spy of Mee. bee , nis • i,l 1.
procoodstl sgesloal sccortliog to , ho lA. rosoittn.s
trtsis marts. E.
Tort Pitt Glom Works. Jan, 1. IP:I Jat.les
SPORTSALEN'S HEA_DQUA
134 WOOD STIULTI
Loring to. &nettle!, of Oportp.ra sad DI heft to Id.
gplendld et. a of Gl7llB, RIFI.E.S RE% OLVIatS,
PISTOLS. GAMIC B AUS, FOR DER TIAS EN, 81101'
BELTS ead POUCHES, DRAM 1 , LA .nd
entratton of every land- Meaux& I. the !inest eve,
btougbt to Ibis tharkst. oet7
LYON A HNSTIf AL. IMPORTER
AND DEALER In the rot wive! brands of
GENUINE HAVANA ORA Itel, end ell &Ice. of
SMOKING AND CREWING TUBA IA eINUPY
FANCY DtEERSCUALUII TVREH,
In Ertig i ;f t ylety L U.NDRII THE ST. CALELES no
-o.l3.—Tbe Truth etoplted on liberal tame.
VtARLEY MALT.— Prime
.1./Spr
11.111(1.110Y
•
conotaattr on hunt and tor solo by
D. Z. GALW,LT,
WILIo Na =I Mae" stmt. ParlokoTsh.
FOR S.ILE-FOR RE.lrr.
S=MENIM
=if=
u.r&h.
_
ELL; 1•1)ii SAI.E.—
The t„r as, the
ay. 71, t fn.,
fru/. to Lack L. • J. •,.r_.!l.)
It L• twa. .-ra. a. aad
71. t vt..•A
anal h• af. le to •arnaiLktug
.hu due:tong. Al.)r anA ,01.•••antal
I. acd vn.o, to al; 4Y. -.at. -11 Lie .1apell•
I Ida., ,17. nooutry ' , fit/ff.!
Illocnotter , • ca,ip, 11...vvr ~, o uty,
amt..-
Lt,g , , twe•Gly ,n• Frrnitl. la • rm. tiro
vtonal frr,/ d•elliug, ex.t,tatnlug six ruvisa, ou the
property. Tl.re ~slat • your., orchard ,r all kind.
.4 fruit. Tl•.r. iv a good haru otaboto.a, de. It It
about a n.O, 'tom tl•• iluth.ster
/or t.rzo• luqulre Jf li. 41.
J•26:tf South Ars.... Allexuany 4:11).
OTEL 11)1( SALE—The splendid -
Ll Do • 8...1 In Oil lily, duo... tho NIIegI PI
HOCSY, ITer,l for • de. 1%. building la (rum.,
V) feet t orti.et, and 10 few( do-li, and
JOut•tha P..rl.r, I:acing-mom, one and•room, krgt•
room or Bo: -to,. or Clorr-rvom.spfcioua 1,./1,11 g.
LougsWean n. , tn tlrat ; twe're
Bell.rooru. 1
rtp , ru a 7. Kitchen no the erottel
- , or, and E. 1114 tuotoo. The hu , ole
palutad a. , p1....n.1 in M. 1.-0 *l7l, au! fa tAillt
a gond COI. no .I,out ion, .00 hes co , 'ar and Cu,.
n a n o for o ,, t.. 1.- ilia, Ti,. dotata,
rhea - eine; ts ,r,„ ,
11 e•L I. u•e !init....oven sod
sttrmg e, rl ~‘ ~ t ile do of the kitchen.
the h klk o d I modern style, dr, ,
r+n•lon. : o •1
LI. Ti , drnond a upwards
tmlf an , , , an end examine the
Kern., or es
addl., .1441 N 13 Silt iti
fete At Ott or PPtaktrch.
[MIN.PSTANT To BI TCll.ER:; , .—!'or
Sole, 0, LOTS, earl. hat os a front of tt feet on
Laurel and Jump r street. •lid 1.e,, , •.,1 in depth
trete 100 to lot krd to Dynode. y sorrel • here there
loya fino •treani ol sated, and hear the line of Pthe
snlvania nsllroado The location it worthy the
rerome attention of those engaged in bold:owing, ite
It prreants savants,' not surpwaad by any sound
.he city. It I. about midway between the city line
rod Knot Liberty, rt bore the Penasylranh• Railroad
Company are .stabliahlog their extensive cattle
yard., sod when the toureher• will .000 hare to nr
wort to obtain sindr supply of beef, kL, as the cattle
yards within the city will soon hare to yield
'heir locatir,us to rapally tnor.o.iog population,
which now nearly surround tbs., Terms easy.
ANA, et the Beal Estate and lesurance Vince of
0. J. BATES,
Hntlrr •trest. Lawoencerille.
Lula
VTA LL ' A It I VEK
v FA E, a.tnat.d r tho fillonongattala
al , vt• tha first Lock, ham., • f out en said
01 'Y Wet, and osta.odlog back to Braddock
•trttt, adlottalti, the Conucllstt la hatiroad, con
-4 ~.- r aa and 77 tottchytt. TI,I. I• au tadtatra
lt.. It. All ,tt f.,r [natl./4 ,4,l.ring pnrittrans, I, “Ing the
• .r fr••nt and pnblt fltrnYt ant, railroad in the,
and ea. Mill and tn., on an•etal
• If., Wry, , apt K. DI aBY A Ylti TUISTIN,
th• tarns's., u. tt. t A l i../.11]1iAC4.1.1.
Ile I' au. tt I etrt.4•4, I . .ttattture. tr.Lll
IL I(I , .:FINEIZY Ft IR -ALE, at Par.
ket.burg, Ntr....t Virg. ann, Itn,,sn .. the Ka.
na•tha 1 / 1 1 fleflro.ry,” lust nrtct..l and In cocuplet,
ap.t:y Le' b./
.• ndrtd and Ertl - bar•
16 aur r
urnt,
sad at, t • ..1.1.tr,41 n.Ly eatout.
nttuat .11 a uti..n..14. t.,Kana•lta :It, and WO,
LL I. , a , thau 40..41.31 .apply of sprint tat., In
nt rit4r. A 1,•-tter cnauca tor lawman:it at
u.••• r 1..0 ..tr•rt.tl t., thou. t. h. , 1..,a1t to rag.,--.
In 111.. btatu.....
arida".
pit{ REM
zne NT.
===
ot otA •• • 1....1
B. KY. a/ W 0.4. Ron, 4, At
r. • du. 8.... r • r ../. .hove
Clia.•l..
. YL ZABEITZT Lr,_!cr.
I . 4 LW ti rAI.E.
ILL 11
IL 1
VI NI .
TVI,UNEW OIL PLATS,
• IN a. L lu terq 1 fe,..1 41.rp , Irr.ll
Icl. L..t.vcrr, inaLd.
a.l cenopl
r I.wl.
ul
Inlllll%
~,„1"I EA ‘I .-A ‘t" MILL PUR
th, rtvar, 12 MO.
n• !b• .1., t., ..1 ho•tetitly. The
•• I:: ha•l lasd I u run
r. •1 rottla, b toss In
. ah ;s. . rs . l) ounscruch./1 fur harp. I.talld•
li.kS 10:1 NI, MASiCIt,
f. 1Y ,rn P. 0., P.
, A 1.i.: . I.l . :A;q.:—A_
TRACT
y . .1. El.s, t •nohtp. All. , gheoy
Own(
wl:b
•t• r ....IL, pa A mall
prx...ot rondstiva pa, In
•ksa to s.. 1,4 en.,••••full).
r par st I. •tr•el.
r. G II r,‘," Alt. 14..1 'oat,. Ixl.
1. 4 1‘ di SALE—A B , rtutu Eztoritz, 13 foot
L.' woo.. 1“ loch cyllud.r, 13 re. tr.. fly yrAnt,
*ad et ot...ut lb. hone powrr. Also, one ilarraux,
tro Dry oadGlbe Orders, am opri,,ht
Bodo, Ilocbh , o oar Chalo Dock Sow, oar machlbc
for fooling Pomp Drd. On- tHI K. , 11., our Duvr TW
Hoehn, WV/ 4.l.tnit krt 25ri sod 2 Web Shorting.
AU of Mc ol , ...rorttclra •111 U. ~Id of • grt•ot bar.
tf
g.Lio by opplyog ot on,o of l 2 FIFTH STREET.
1,4
ramo tiouso contain
Ing four T.Ann. sane,. on the corner of timo moo
0,2,1 Merkel strrets In the llorooKh of Manchester.
be LA Is 17 Inol h et 1.7 Ji feet de.. Trroar may.
Inquire .t TLIUSIAS a/LUPUS'S Wog,. Shop,
Easter str.et , Maw hooter, or at the Trodden°. of the
•oh•ortbrr, In McClure townoldp.
JOSEPH STEPP/CRT.
•
I. 4 l litt GALE, Vitali LOW.—Vito rurrET
VALVE ENGINE, 'A6 !nub synod., 6 Owl
moke, in uchuiruble condltlot, with without
Kelm 96aft, Ely WlLeea, Tiragea, Torte Pump, Ata
This Zuglue le well adapted for maul purposes,
especlelly For Boling DIP NI and wee IL
TB(a.. 611.11110KU.41 CO..
Anchor Outton .11
1111 s,
614:11 Allerchem:2LCite.
PULS SALE—That dealrable property
i situated ira the Borough of Manchester, on the
uer of Locust street ang the Ohio river, .od
kn ir o u wn me the Greenwood property, oo which Is
emoted motern etyle Brick !heeling !louse, Car
riug• Honer, btaLles toe Ae.
Ws further put a Oars emit:Lire of
A. D. ITLI,
fattf Wator ocrool. P E it M t•burtrb,
ft.h:i'f—'l'o a ntnall family, ilia
,L' one-half of • beautiful tooltlenn• In Mount Troy,
ono solle hum the Allegheny Market Rouse, trill:
ahtol acre of ground, all moored ulth
Iro It trees, ovorgro..., shrubbery, lc. Au vaaellent
led! of . target cistern of *oft swat...
Enquire of A. en the prenalses.
tel,tf
IL Hk.FIN Y I.l)ti SALE, located
V at 0110, oak the mart Aral C.
6. R Capaal , y forty barrels/ pad arra can be
ased In dont•la lb. .m.,,,,1 at • .Rant expense..
1,1. , rude and liannad •Ith au,
For a , dr•••
lin PVO. 11 1, -N.H.I
- -
t"Milt .8 LE— . l . l.2ttt Ix 9-etory ts ICK
'DWELLING. aniata-d. In Iyw.l •tyla. and In
drd , ..411-1111,1 va au. Pacautd
raw .
t
l a•d %VW rl..ntala•
Ins olKht riam. and finla6nl garr..t. Can ba Cad at
•arga.n.
Kfaltdre o.
COL? S Sill :TA BD,
31.4 Llborty
K \ IFFICIi Boom in the
LL Bolldlug tortn.rly John S. 1.. , No
81 Markel ocroot, ooxt door to A . Ilokurs S Foos'
Amok Ins, floury
Apfly to
lie/BERT D. THOM PSDB.
Ar Blra d InDuran, Gmapany,
8ag5.47 . • Building
_
u 7 A17,b1,--I'wo Wrought Iron OIL
L STILLS. 0m.... oor . - nth eoPI , Tt o N""
%ndl flonda-,siug rip, MI the cwk4 mA roor.eo
,..r.moete.
Also T WO STEAM BOILERS.
..cinkry of RCOn M. BOLE,
Oorm.r d Pcdnt awl Dovarexte aMmel,
/Pr( /it UN EkTek,
Stationery and Neva, Depot for asie, to the haat
i..,atinu, la a lop. [37, ••,1 0.•14 • duo bashkon.
r, iwnon wit/..1,011t capital, It will be au
• ameba. . opportunity rn etwa.re himeelf.
Par particulars rail at JOlf NP.
R 111INVE1,
wands. Mall, Firth street.
POli. SUL:: Farm of 52
Acre*, total Inn& Wt kin. tow - I,llllp, .I,ic•ri
log bald of Peter Parchuten t..n.l vettb in ..hat die
t liCv of lb. IN.unsylvanl•
Ter2ll , l masonabln
raqulan of WARD,
itiha Peat door Irma Fifth, au Grant strewt.
FOR BALE-SCALES AND WAGON.
—No hAVo two trod coootvihand 4'LATTOILM
, CA LEY f .t oale--oto large obit•
Ala; .C" , .44 ,1411 0i..110ri,0 WAGON,
Infinite at •-.1.3 . 1 ills.
tnhl.s.lor
6. 1,700£17 tan_
t l- 016 KENT- - Nro Rooms for Offices,
In No. 11 rovurtf . n.ar
Tin, abeam in hi. 119 ?4914 .0 .61 . 1IZET, bar
eddtbrield.
blbo, far torn or years, VABANT LOTli in
the Moth Warr —di, Canton Didier and Allabbally
WM. k DalualloToii.
No at 111ftkitreed 00 atity.
013 St AND LOT RIM &&.L en ,
en,
di. Gadd= direst:Dd . AMU, - 'Ward. Th.
is lamb tbs boon: - A to
NACNCRILL 10 ANNUM,
{MA. ID Gaut Kirk atttotik, ,
1•1•1•1,1 st••••• 111 .1. • I
yothati ;.r. :
at 'chit, tory • I.; 43.1.• tx • u.-rate, In-quan
tity or «orb arts lo bropeal to is to, total, the tar.
when mid tiVl/.1.1,11 ONO, DC d, and et:^o
to Lr completed
The price mutt be arm' 4 on: In Words en tag balk
Core to be put up to sari et. ut tacks, of statue tan
trattotis each, Oats in lake sada, td aerate thrta
bushels each. The tacks t.. be Cot kalorl
t.•• charge to the liortrzau.zi. The bay u._ 'trots
to be eccure/y baled.
The particular kind or dtacrlptoa of atm, corn,
hey, or straw proposed to be delivered, rubst to stated
Cu the proposals.
All the articles coSered tinder the bed. herein tn.
retest sill be eutpect to a rigid inspection by the
GoTtruntrot Inspector, before being accepted-
13IMMI
.•, . 1.41r0g
•Z• n. }I•• eud rer.
NETS
Po ...
,I , T
ll.ntracts 111 be awarded from limo to time to the
Icsts,ct responsible Weer, SA the interest of the Goe
r
may reignite, and payment 'rid be made
aben ths thole anfoatt coutraefad for shad hat,
ban dolls - reed and .or plod.
The bidder el!' be nnuires.l td siccompany his pro
peal 'rim • gnaranty, lopaell by two respowiiiiie
I pereine that in cries his bid le accepted be or they
I will, wi t h hin ten daye thereafter. Titivate them:an.
f or th e same, • Ith goon! end suflicietit eateries. to a
um equal to the smocat of the. coatract , to waiver
the forego ro-opoecid conformity with the term. of
Ithin advert ieenien I, end to rear cue said bidder should
tail to eater lat, the cootraet, they 1, make good the
dlfferenos between the odor of tall heftier and the
nest turret reetioneible bidder, er ILi ;venue to Whom
the contract may be awarda.d.
The reepottelhillty of the guarantors mast be shown
by the official certificate of a C District Attorney,
CS.lllectur of customs, or any other officer ander the
Culled fitatio Goterantent, or reetpu.fble person
known to this offE.e.
All bidders will he duly notified cf the acceptance
OT refecthin ..f their propecal.
Thi• full name and I'. 0. adds,es of each bidder
mast le legibly written in the proposal.
Proposala moat ter whin-coed to Unreal', General
D. li. ItUCKE/3 ChiLf Depot Quartet - n... 4,, St uh•
lepti+o, D. C., and should be plainly murk.-4 “Prupo
scsle for Pomp - IN..'
Itoodu Ina mu occal to the 0.0,0 of the con
tract, Rimiest by the contra - tor en boll ,h of his gun,
sawn, tall required of the eurcemitul bl4ties.
bidders up.t aiceing the contract. •
Wank forms of bide , guano toes, and bonds, may
be obtained vpoo appllcnt io n at th
I, lLesubecrlber, do hereby propose to furarsh a,
deliver to the United gratee, at the Quartermaeter
Department at agreeably to the terms ..f
your adeartheemant, inviting propowels for areas,
dated Washington Depot, December 8, the fol
lowing art/clea r sit
bruhels of Corn, to o.oL, at per boabel,
of 66 pounds.
- .
basbele of Oats, In tacks, .t par bashed,
of 32pounds.
—tons a Wild nay, at par ton, of 2,003
pound..
tonal of Straw, nt —par ton, 0f2,000 pounds.
Deliwery to commence on or before the
and to be completed on or before the
day of—, 186-, and pietism myself to enter Into
written contract with the Undtd Stara, with good
and approeed trecuritlee, within the vacated ten dare
after being notified that my bid has been accepted.
Your obedient aerennt,
•
Brigadier General D. B. Rucm,
Chief Depot Quartermaster,
Washington, D. G.
GUA RA NTT.
. We, the undersigned. residents of ,
thereaty of and huite
hereby,
t ot es, and sevendly, wren. t with the
Cnit.4 Sitates, and guarantee, to case the foregoing
hid of
within ten days after the acceptance of said bid, ea,
cats the contract for the wise with 'rood and sufficient
sureties, in •su me nnui to the amount of tbn oon tract,
to furnish the forage prop teed col:ultimo Ity to the
terms of isieertimetuent dated December T, under
which the bid watt toads, iwd, In case the said
shall fail to Once, to to • con t ram latornal,l.o Ip:w
-ar,. to make good the difference between the offer
bi t ter, said and the next lowest neponsible
bidder, or the penman to whom the contract rimy be
•warded. •
Witness, f Olsen under oer hands and teals
this —day of —,
W A (11.1NCEL LOB.,
k.rsbla,
Zajl hereby certif that, to tlk. Lust of my 1t.0.al
mid belief Om al i n e award gaarauturs are 60-41mA
sufficient ma .retles for the amortut fur which
offer to be own rit,
111:1EIMI!I
y rertieled tho C0tt04124.... Di-trlrt Att.
(ollocwr of tuttoua, or wy othpr otArrr omit
thv Gourd Stet. Gvvernmout reerknktblv perso
loom to tha ortico.
MI proposals tacalvad coder this aalverttalant,
will be opened auJ eamultind at this onto. on W 1,1.)
i;..usr and dATI:II.DAY of naeh wank, at 12 m
Bidder% ara rrapactfmly ianted w I. peanut M th.
opealug of bide, If they dealt,
D. H. RUCKNE,
6•11:4123 BrlA Ben. and Quartermaster.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR----;;ealed
Proposal.are tomcat till rho 19 . rn INSTANT,
at 1 . , o'clock 3.1 , furnul.lng the
pArttneot
a.b .t GiZF.Tric “wrlc,g,
J. B. 5158.i..141_
TILN TI7OrSAND (I 0,00) BABRZLS OF rLorn.
B.ds will lat reretwal for what Is kaown as No. I,
No 2, and he 3 and for any portion haus than the
Ilt.as) barrels. Also for 102 barrels of No. 2 Family
Bids mast be in duplicate, and far each grade on
.1 7h r e ' 71tilt h y " ;;; ' ; ' - f f l' lZre r lOr to be comrpf.eed within
fire days from the evening of the bids, and to soca
plantar.", tut Governtron may dleca-n, de
livered eight, at the tteeornment warehouse ln
Gee: getown, at tbs. st hart., or . the railroad depot,
Wa-Llugton,
Tn. delivery of .11 Floor awarded to le oompleted
within 1 went, days from the opening or the Leda.
Payment will he male in tertilicates of indel.d.
mew, or sot It other fonds as totoGoverament may have
fur daburatment.
•
The
usual Government Inspection will he madeiont
before the floor la received, Led none .111 be accept
ed which in not nab ground.
.0 a oath of ailinalance Entiet accompany the bid of
each bidder, into, hna sot the oatti oa nii to this
ofnca, tied no hid will he entertained from panne
vrho bane preen - m.ly fa.tel to comply ith then.
hid, fp. from bidders not 111 , SGIll to rennond.
Government rem the Maht to reject any bid
for any cattae.
Bid. to ho &Adm.., to the andentgned, at No.
td:t U mroot, Waohingteo, N. C., madomed "Propo
sal. for floor.” A C. GEONENE,
Captai lb n mot C.
Wadhlrotton, D. C.. March 4th, 64. mhT:td
DErrn 1.1
Tilt Orner, 1
Pittrbnrgh, Mara 14, 1844.
500,000 BUSHELS OF COAL
Pealed Proposals will be received at Gas office until
the 231 day of MARCH, ladt, at 12 o'clock M. for
the faruishing and delivery of Pt YE EMEDREO
THOUSAND InGSLIELS OW GOOD MILIMEIANT•
ABLE PITTEBURGIG COAL, at the pierce and
in quantities en redoes, vis
101,000 bushels at Vicksburg. Miss.,
gon,ono Dlempb IMO.,
21.0,000 " Eat,. Ills.
The above coal to be delivered as sate as pasible
after tanning the contract
Proposals must state the prim kir etwb of the abeve
places separate ly.
Proposals mast be addressed to Lt. Col. 0. Cross,
Deprity Qnartermaater General, Pittsburgh, end
marked “Propoitals for asal to be delivered at irks
burg, Idmphis, or Cairo," cc the case may be.
Bids will be received for each of the above named
places, or fur Oa whole ancoant as may nut the bid
der.
Gunmen.,
The ability el Um blddrr toll the mean...L.0..1d
It be awarded to Mtn, must be gummuteed by two
responsible pemona, whose tignatttres must he ap
pended to the guarantee.
The reeponsibility of the a - claret:lton meat be shown
1.7 the othelal certificate of the Clerk of the 'menet
Duarict Court, or of the United States District At
torney.
Bidders must be present in person whoa the bids
am opened, or their proposals will not he immathered.
Bonds equal in amount to half the anus to be et
bothee n U. contract. signed by the contractor and
of los guarantora, will be required of the me.
emodul bidder upon signing the contract. As the
bond mast acoomparty the contract, it will be mom
eery for the bidders to have their bondsmen with
them, or to lime bonds signed in mucipatim. and
ready to be prodocal when the contract is signed.
Form Of
of the ca my of --, and State of —,
nod of the comity of—and Mom of do
h^twbT Pntintitos that is able to fulfil scoot:art,
In accordance Rlth the terms of his proposition, wed
thar.shotdd Loa proposition be accepted, he will at
once enter into acontract then.with. Should the
contract be awarded him we me prepared to become
hi. meuritios.
To this guarantee meet W appended the eslicial
cert M.. obeys mention...]
Dretromls from disloyal parties will not be thine&
sred, and an oath of sliegianm will be required of
succeitelti bidders before signing contract..
The underelmedreserves to hl if the right to
reject my or all bide
,thet he may deem tea high.
Payment to lie made upon the oompletlon of the
nontratt, or to I.on thereafter as the undersigned
shad be ft Donde. 0. CROSS,
nohltitd Lieut. Cot. and D. Q. M. General
pORUPOs 1r7 . 17.71.; rj
BODO, D. 0.
Was DI rsam
02p.mer, Casa, Dearaar, )
0 of chl•filtuartannatter,
Watthiciaton, 4. 0.. March Bth ),
8,.l d nrcpmala wW re remlved at *lda ulnae on
tli II o'clock to., ma fritIDAY, Staab 18,1664, far
famishing Oematerial,ml the ameba of .STEAM
AlLLl...arisff the necemary amchlueryasmacapaititall
by and sPeralksin.6.4 pu.x.sofgrtad
leg, catnap, mixing mid Maaming forager - anima
feretabcd th e cavalry Warms as Madero, D. 0., with
auntrient camrlty to aopply tea tbousaad harms.
The tellowing Hob! or Onlana eaa bean afmolat
ed, towboat all plans aad opecitleatlona and papma
ferrying, •0 the odd will be miid a
Ct loud Minn V, Saul. 2d Ob i . Cavalry.
Colonel O. E. Lowell. 23 inasracbmatta Cavalt7.
Lionlens.o3 C 010.3.11.46. A. Etta, Chief Q.riora
mamer, Cavalry Bureau.
lb. plan winch premiers most economy, .11 ca.
velum be marled, mid b. talented. The grastiet
promptitude win Im moaned.
tio propane will be oumidered unites accompanied
by the oath a allegiance. sad • mildew from a
0061,2 kx0.12 to tbll. BUMS. of reapeuslitilm of am
part:. aad their ability to faithfully execute the
contract
Payment wnl be made ea completion of contract,
or mama tbereall,r as nmda may be received
Prop.Atit mem be at:dented. • Prop:wale Cm the
Erect.La of &MEI Mill at Dirtier," .0 Manned
to Liemeatant C..lerel /mum A. [km, Chief Qom.
termatter, Cavalry Ilareati, Waablagtoa, D. O.
Any farther luroratatloo will be promptly giVVD•
ny
3 otl E Vlcit i t2Cra tO
.jaliZ
Otter Q ..:va";c".-.'.
°RABIES I...CALDWELL,
(Baeamoor to Jima Iloime)..t Co.)
•
Dealer lu 114008. noes atuneD EAMB.
oomiza isettre Azte• ra
wl w r y
PROPOS-ILS.
pROPi , :-Its FOR FORAGE.
C9 . I,I,:raIiTYSVP.
MIME
'ruait" or PllmPub.ll,
(St .
arn, County slut Btate,)—__
POSE PAotsa,
G'IATAILYII
b.,. „.„,
CATARRH
REMEDY.
It mita CATAREJ3, In all Ca types and stairm
It corm CAT. ..Rllll, and averts Consumption.
It mar CATA.RIII:I, and rerun. tha Ppmlght
It tures CA TIGIIII, • milk:roe the Nemo of getoslL
It meat CATAltalt, awl pal. in the Temples.
It r.cotrsicn to tlar , rf *est or t h db.
ea., attd es tem:aunt., lt, root and braucl, 1b....
Dr. GOOD&LI la the no: .4 only person who over
ifili=11!!!!IIIEM!M
mratnenrwi and what ' , aid ann. /a
Over thirty ye;rl &co "Dr. GOODALE
struck oat from tlLe failedca . theory, and may • f
treatment or Ude I:Mamma mahnly, as IM4 deem la
'Standard liadicel Woks" and teaMdara 4 Mg.
corer Ito gru, mutt, locality, am] to deft. porn=
Twat mro for ILI laalro sofroso haa crowned hl
efforts, atd he htte:novr sprat • !Atlase h battling
with tMe Fit dlorwwn, exploring Its went amboah,
and tnalimg known-to tba vtxll tba hat that Ca-
tank, • hieb yest., do/led the .IEIII utd A.
searth of mac'i i Moo and authors this canary
an! In Europe. can now bo with Ma mum
nolturm cortalaty that morning fallow, night.
Shomanda who have tried every known runt. rata,
have horn permanently cured by 11c. GOODALIV
CaTABBLI REMEDY, and now prahol It to the
t extravagant (emu of 118101-
Coll at our ',carat Agency, or ANA > .tamp Ex I
pamr loot
~ , pluod by S GOODALI, M. D.,
Nev. Tor
NORTON d CO., Sole Agoras,
ell Broadway, New York
DR. GEO. R KEYSEE,
No. 140 WOOD STEMICT, Ploatorgh
4017
H ERA OR RUPTURE.
Hernia-or Rupture cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured
Marsh's Radical ease Tram
Ritter'e Patent Tram.
Fiteh's Supporter Truss.
Self-Adjusting Treas.
Dr. Banning's Lacwor Body Brace,
for the cure of Prolapsus Uteri, Piles
Abdominal and Spinal Weaknesses.
Dr. S. S. Pitch's Silver Plated
Supporter.
Pile Drops, fnr the supr.rt and cure
of Piles.
Elastic Stockings, for week and var
Elastic Knee Caps, for weak knee
0111 a.
Ankle Supporters, fur weak knee
ants.
Suspensory Bandagee4
Self Inj acting and avery other kioid of
Syringes.
Hard Rubber Syringes.
Hernia or Rapture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture eared.
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
Rupture or Hernia cored.
Rapture or Hernia cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
Da. Barsza will give his personal at
tention to the application of Trusses in
adults and children, and he is satisfied
that, with an experience of twenty years,
ho will bo enabled to give satisfaction;
SW - Office at his Drug store, No. 140
Woos Brassy, sign of the Golden Mortar.
Persons writing for Trusses should send
the number of inches around the body
immediately over the rupture.
rata
plus,
Twenty Years Standing.
CURED!
Below will ►, found • oorttfloot., kola on• of dm
• t rtope , ctst.l9 tittams at Weld= tonntably. In
Dr. Keyser's Lawlsey's flood Searcher
Doctor'. eertiaratts are within ret h, and so
need be deceived In regard to lvt• preperatinna
n.
Gr... H. H , V. , I became afflicted with Pt...
,
.about twenty Jo.. ego, And every year they wer e
growing worse, to se to ttoubfe me vary much, so
mach ao at time. la to unfit me for work. demo
times I woo so had that I could cot do aoythlng on
account of them; they mom out en me sa large at •
Moho!, not. I had tried • great deal of medians
for thorn I used to buy and take whatever I coutd
hear of or read of to .molest and pamphlete that
fall In my way, hot I Could tot get cored ; cometirme
they would do me *me good to a little while, but
atterwarda they would rutuns nab as bad as over.
I ales applied to two Doctors, whortelted ms at`my
home and gave tn. moms mcdioln., but It would not
do, I could not get well. Over • year age I got an
advertisement of your Lindsay's Blood Bearchar,
made by yourself. When rinsed! It to me you Cold
me one tottte would not eum um, end that my wltote
gstem would he.. to be renewed by the =Adkins
before I got well. I taught one bottle and took h
home with me, and mod It .wording to your dims.
Ilona. I than sailed to Norma again, whoa you mkt,
I amid not export mush henget from one bottle. I
bought It , one bottle at • time. until I had .sod Ivo
bottle". After this quantity had keen nook I w o .curry well e
o f the plea, vidols had tortumd oe far
twenty yawn to ether rtiptati my health Is in.
peeved, Lod I aso as well on , eotdd be expected for
ma, of my age, being defy ram past. I hove tom
Inflame fisr six months, and thereto no appearance
of ..tare of the dlaesse. Teals do any kind of
firming watt now wlllmett tho:Pllee coaxing down
and hortLug me. 1 man pftai hay, chop wood, lift,
or do any kind of work which Wore used to hurt
tee. Whew I band out your Blood Eau-cher I kept
ms tab% onto I gut aattreli wall. I molder it
my duty to mole my ems known to the country be
the lomat of oaken who may be inullating r WU,
and dotal know the value of jortr medicine. You
ally publish ciao If you like. I Moo to Walla@
township, and will be Outing to 'Wanly any Oct et
the truth of thbe co:Moo:off they with to call on
me„
.31•Lnorr DArre.
=Tak '3
O tte.
hr the nAiiicena. GLOBOZ 11
KEYSER ma the covw of Ilia - hot:le sad yumi ore;
the mak; Wm fork% sloatli th. Bolted Motet
!tamp on the top of Um bottle. to pmvout beteg Im-
Pmed alma by • egultiout wallx3o which la In the
mutat
•wilir . sca
o o d g i e b - _Co . 0
corm and b /414
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No. 140
ton and .ons
'thud, PIA
stmts.
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