tht Titbburgit Guth
1J WETS
TUESDAY, PEBRUARY 91, 186•;
THE lIIVEIt BED BILL.
by a dispatch from Harrisburg, received
yesterdsFy,we learn that the Allegheny dee
thin in , the Ileum will vote solid against
the blllrtoirive away the 'bed 'of the Alle
gheny river tp oil , spectilattm. We — are re
joiced to hear IL rem the votes of three
of the members in. favor of getting the bill
".'out of the hands of the Committee of Waya
and keens, we had been led 'to Infer that
they favored its passage. We are much
pleased to hear that they intend to vote
agabist iL .
TRE'FALL CH ARLESTON.
• .. .
nipikiiblia.Cll4 not 'isecari a with Erarptised,
~y esterday, Wigan' that Charleston had fel
:len into our -- hands._ It 'bad come 'to be a
matter.of course, and results of great mag
nitude are happening' to fast.that this one
'excited en Surinise.. :
And ye; it is the event ire; hashall been
loniing for from the start. ;There has been,
. .
In *the northern heart, an izttense yearning
1.o„ . get hold' of Charleiton. 'That yearning
r - now' gratified t bat '• Its gratification has
heen:ao long delayed that the victory . ... cre-
Mee innelt...lesa joy, than might tave been
ezpected
.
Nevertheless, the result furnished, the' cc.
radon: tor general. rc,origruthlation. 'The
.Charleston papers, that "Sr d the Southern
heart" .bite becouie - krlpitetie, like the
-..":.lter.upills..dipeat. The fathers of.secesslon
;Irnifrogitives, and the 'birthplace of 'rebel
lion-bait fallen into the hands of the inited
'Yankees. .The knowledge of its fate must
strikelsome like a dagvr to the hearts of
the rebels. For not only Charleston, but
South. Carolina; has fallen; and with South
.Carolina the rebellion falls. The hoar of
its doom is fast approaching.
- Bat wheie were the "chivalry" of South
Carolina, that they allowed the State to
fall into our hands ,without II blow 1. The
State was to strip itself, and, baring its giant
ainews, lay hold On . Sherman and crush
him ; but it did not. And why not! Was
' all the boast of pluck, on the port of that
kiato,... mere bluster! It .would seem. so.
There has not been enough exit in its eons
to raise one band 'against,Shennan. • Alas !
for the imasting, braggart, fire-eating State !
How is she humbled and brought low !
She could incite the entire South to 'rebel
lion ; but she eduld not lift an arm in her
- lawn defence
TIIE • WRONSDONE Tit TIRE CON
.
rsELLIS LUC. RAILROAD.
The act of ASsembly passed at the session
of 1864, chartering the "Southma Pennsyl
vania Railway Company," divested the
Connellsville Railroad Company of a large
• part of its franchises, and transferred them
to the former company. This extraordinary
piece of legislation, by which a great wrong
'.seas done to an energetic and struggling
company, which had made good progresalin
the great enterprise which it was created to
accomplish, excited much surprise and some
Indignation at the time. But as it was done
emthe plea that the Connelsville Company
had delayed the completion of r the road too
long, and had thus misused aad abased the
franchises with which It was invested; and
•
as there seemed to be an tosplleil promise to
the public that .the- new cnnpany would
prosecute - the work vigorousljin accordance
: with the originaldeaign, popular opinion was ~
in some degree reconciled to the change of
proprietorship, trusting to the courts to ad- 1
. just any wrong which the 01104 eOITP•roo
ton to might have stared. '.
- • The prime object of the C 0... le road
wan to open a d A
irect co ..-•2 .. lie
,,
Aireen this city—which has ate . • nserous
• Streams of commerce and travel', ... • , t
lnial And artificial the , Great West--
and the cities of Baltimore and Washington.
The secondary object was to open an easy
and' directavenue to a region exceedingly
rich in soil, minerals and timber throughout
all that portion of our State lying south of
Pittsburgh. The first object is of national
,Importance;
the importance of the second
Is of itself e ach as to warrint the construe
lion of; the road;were there no other. The
-two I:Manned= matie this one of the most
Important, enterprises ever undertaken in
this commonwealth. ' This • inicinal pro
gramme ought under no circumstances to
be relinquished by the people:of this - city,
or by those of the seetkm of our State
' through which the road is designed to pass.
The line of the Connellsville road begins
mat-this city and' erminates at Cumberland,
in Maryland, where it intersects with the
Baltimore and Ohio road a few miles abut][
of the Pennsylvania line. From this city to
Connellsville it is completed and is in full
operation. From Connellsville to Cumber
land. the distance is about. ninety , miles.
=Tliii is the Mountain section; but on no
other discovered route Is. the; summit be
tween the Atlantic and the . Western slopes
"so low, or the grade so easy. Upon this
section the Company has expended about
half a million of dollar% The Sand Patch
tunnel, the molt formidable part of the
• _work, is half finished, and can be complet
ed as soon as the rest of the road.
Probably in no part of this State of equal
extent are there such rich and extensive
'stores of mineral wealth as in the moan-
Uirtsectiou of this road.,-The line crosses
several mountain ranges and intervening
valleys. . The coal veins are very extensive,
Sad of ,unparalleled thickness and purity.
One vein, on the road is tteenty-six feet is
Alacknelow, rernarkably free from sulphur,
;and therefore betteradapted to the manufac
tumor , coke for miciting purposes than any
_Ober that is berm a. The great coal mines
- Strout Ckinnellsr We are but the northern
bonier of this extend* field. Iron ors
abounds all along the line. On Mount Sav
age, where the road crosses, there is any
quantity of fire-clay of the same quality of
which the celebrateti Mount Savage fire-
Idols are manufactiond. Timber of the finest
'quality grows allolUng the line of the road,
the value of trldchto these cities; for boat
- building and all other purposes, can hardly
be over-estimated. Marble of almost every
' - shade, from white to block abounds in
those mountains, in some places one hun
dred feet in trdekness, and also extensive
quarries of a beautiful brown stone, admir
ably adapted to building purposes,
Now unless the act divesting the Con.
nellsville company of its franchises is re
pealed, andits full powers to go on with Its
:work restor4 all this Undeveloped and In
secealble wealth must lie useless in its rot
ties condition; for we now know that itds
,-,
~.141 tl*pitrplae of the Southern Penns*
4 4, ' .irartfas Itellway Company to carry,' forward
41a work to CuMberlant but to turn at
,i • 'it& angles at Conneibnifie r and run to
4 . TlJOrd,sncithence to Huntingdon, where
-SW itiinti ii rpm:tied with and terminate,
- .ti t thiireaent at Witt, in the Pennsyliania
-soigut, 7 - 75111 is elcir from tiro folbwhith
INlA*7otutoliiwnt snwlitoritil *wide inn
i -:'./aVisin4ber OW Plillidliphiniforth4orer
Aleics t f - ' • . - ._. i
o, o pittialitheyialidd4 thejiedwid asti-,
?iiiiWworiguit• triachiss, *sgpnrogisea
,Y.Tirsal. , ondideit with lba 'lltudlnjtoul ,
- 44ttutt DrW Inn Itailreed and Coat vora-t'
',- '' •:, tbsidil 0 cart 0r,4170,"-ViembYl4 l 9 /4 1 ?"
• - , -•:.41 ', ' ' - -„.”-,-:.,1 , ,..: ~ . ..,'. - i : - ~.... "., ~ 'l.l
; ~..,,,;,•;',. ;:,'
was extc n dad f the - . 1 , nil
road at Bunting don to the town , I,Bedfore.
This movement derive, hope:lance from
the incorporation of the Southern Penn.yl
- Railroad Company, and the certainty
that the line of that work will forthwith be
put under contract and built from C'onnells
ville, and so the route from linntinedon to
Pittsburgh, via Broad Top, Bedford and
Connellsville, may be run ash through line
the moment that the new line shall have
been completed,"
This, of itself, might sufllen to prove that
the new company has no intention to carry
Out the grand original purpose for which the
Connellsville Company,wasebartered.. But
thefts Is stronger evidence yet. The fol
lowing statement of the President of the
Southern Pennsylvania Railway Company,
made-on oath, puts the matter beyond all
dispute:
"And the said defendants for answer to so
much and such part of complainant's bill as
charges that the said respondents have accepted
the areas, privileges and franchises alleged in
said bill to have been taken from the Pittsburgh
and Connellsville Railroad: Compaq, and con
ferral upon these defendanti by the said Acts of
Assembly of the State of pcanspwani a , an d
that the said defendants design, and are about
to enter upon, and take portseeakm of the route
and raid of the said complainant- between Con
nellsville and the dividing line: between the
States of Maryland and Pemnsylvanla,And to
appropriate to themselves' the propertof the
Company
on
and ConnellsVille Railroad
on their line smith and mutt of Connellstille, and
to pretend to exercise and control the rights and
privileges and franchises heretofore granted and
conilrmed to. the Pittsburgh and Connellaville
Railroad Company by their acts of Incorporation
and the supplements, answering - say, they deny
that they have, accepted the rights, privileges
and franchlscs aforesaid, or that they design or
are aboit to enter upon and take -possession of
the route 'aid road aforesaid of the said com
plainant; or that they pretend to exorcise and
control all* any of the rights, privileges and
franchises as aforesaid, granted and confirmed.
to said complainant as aforesaid.
"Wherefore said defendants pray the Jai:
meet of this Honorable Court to be dismissed
hence with their reasonable coats, dre.
"The undcralmied, counsel for defendants,
certify that In their opinion the foregoing plea
is well founded In law,
(Signed,)
W. U. LOMMIM,
HAMILTON SI Acirr.soir.
"WTSTENN DISTINCT OF PENNSTLVANTA, City
I.—Before me, an Alderman In 'sad
for said city, personally appeared John A.
Wright, president of the Connellsville and
Sourthem Pilrinsylvanla Railway Company, be
ing duly scorn, deposeth and saith—that the
foregoing plea is not Interposed for the purpose
of delay; and be further saith, that the facts
therein, and in ;the accompanying answer set
forth, are true in point of fart, as-he verily be
lieves. Jon:, A.
"Sworn and subscribed before me, this second
day of February, A. D. 18C5.
JOIIN P. &maw, Alderman."
What does or what can all this mean
but that the Connellsville Company was
divested of its franchises—not that a more
energetic company might enter upon anti
complete its work ; not that the new com
pany needed those franchises to enable it
to carry out Its proposed enterprise, (for - this
is expressly, solemnly and emphatically die
clainied)—but in order to defeat the original
purpose of the Connellseille /fagroad, relief
was to vire us a direct railroad eanntunica
tion vith the Capital of the Nation and with
the city of Baltimore / The completed por
tion of the Connellsville road remains in the
Connellsville company; the Southern Penn
sylvania company says that it does not in
tend to enter upon or use that part.of the
line south of Connellsville. Why, then, is
the Connellsville company divested of its
franchise? Why not let it alone, leaving
the new company free to make their road
from Connellsvillo eastward wherever they
plebe? What amnia was there between
the two enterprises? The Connellsville
company is prepared to "enter upon a bind
ing contract with that company, upon as
favorable terns as can be asked, for, the in:
teMlange of all classes of railway business."
BuLthat company virtually say to the Con
nellireillo company, "We 'II not make your
road, neither will we permit you to make IL
We will tolerate no competition in oar Mist
ness." And they say to Weer citiae and to
all tiro roglon of 'which they are the eitul.
medial centre, "liitrr trade and travel must
follow- the line of our Interest, not yours ;
and if you want that coal, mid iron, and
mingle, and lire-clay, and timber lying south
of Connellsville, we don't care; you can
not have them. And if you wish to bare a
more direct route to Baltimore and Wash
ington than you have at present, we tell you
that you shall not have it. It is our inter
est to - shut up that southern avenue to the
Atlantic coast, and we intend to do II."
Ilas not that company, by its acts, its de
clarations, and by the legislation it has pro
cured, said all this ?
Albill is now pending in the Legislature
to repeal , so much ef the act chartering the
Southern Pennsylvania Railway Company
as divests the Connellsrille Company o
its franchises, and restore to the latter it ,
original powers. Its passage will do no
wrong whatever to the new company of
which ,any honorable, fair-tleallng men
could complain. We wish the nevi Com
pany every success in the great work they
have onhand; but we deny their right to
divest another rompany,eqwslly deserving,
and which has struggled with opposing in
fluences common to all railroad enterprises
for a dozen or more years past, of franchis
ee fairly and honorably obtained; and with
out wideh,Alteir noble enterprise mutt be
utterly defeated. We trust, therefore, that
the Legislature will promptly pass the bill
before them, and make reparation fora post
wrong. Such an - ago, legislation cannot
be permitted to remain ~upon the statute
hooks, under the fight see- note hare, without
gross dishonor to the
,CdmmonWealth and t
violation of every' principle of right.
But apart .from the simple justice of the
thing, the restoration of the Connellsville
Railroad Company to its original alatus will
—while it can work no injustice whatever
to the SOuthern Pennsylvania Railway
Comprmy—nnt only open nn. access to and
develops one of, the richest mineral sec
tions of our State, but it will give to all
Western . Permsylvania, and to the entire
West, a direct avenue to the national cap
ital, and also to Maryland, now free, and
-to Eastern Virginia, soon to tie restores' as
a free titete-to the Union, -tvel . lirought into
dote and Inthen!e and coleteerriel
reaatiu.us with the North,6ueh as weie 'lever
known under the rule of the slave oligar
chy. This road will constitute a strong
bond of union, and ho of immense benefit
to the nation. The Company is now ready
to push forward the work vigorously, hav
ing secured the necessary means. More
over, the road from the Point of Rocks
(some twelve miles below Harper's Ferry,)
to Washington will be pushed ots to com
pletion simulUmeously, so that as soon as
the 00-miles of road between Connellsvillo
and Cumberland can be completed, we shall
have a direct railroad from_Pittsburgh to
Washington.
In view of all those plain facts, we can
not see how the Legislature can hesitate for
one moment to restore to the Connellaville
Railroad Company the franchises of which
it was diveited by hasty ancV ill-advised
legislation, most of the members having
vobably voted under mhapprehension of
the real abject of, the: nerd corporators; bat
`WhiCii object Is now as palpable as any thin,g
ME regret teilearn thtlt,the President has
commuted._ the sentence . of. Davis; theisp,f
and rebel prisen.leoPci, and that Captala
Beall;' the lake - Erie pirate, who. was to
have been banged at New York taday, hai
also been .respited.% Stich , clemency; .we
cannot. be/p but think, ,to mistaken, and
-causes loyal men'ta be sick at heart.
rib; sr IllehaonL , literd that ho
will-go abroad . ' Tillifeateit, Miss leave; Is at'
Pails;F(lon Johnston sea to be quietly
ciathlgt . pg,: .. little'prm pear thevagitat eT 41a
. •
81 , 4 - rac
tist it 5 of blockade-monies; are given by the
London 27,ers: In 1 , 302. 1812 and 1864, no
fewer than 111 swift steamers were built on
the Clyde for the purpose of running the
hlockaile of the Confederate ports. Of the
whole 111 steamers, 70 hove been either
captured or destroyed, leaving, at the close
of 1884, .29 still running, while 11 were on
their way out. The number running at the
close of 11 , 64 -was larger than at any pre
vious petted in the annals of the blockade.
The. average number of trips nestle by a
blockade-runner does ruit,..however, exceed
five, so that enormous profits must be real
ized per voyage to make thispeculiarbnutch
of adventure at all remunerative. Most of
the blockade-runners captured by the Fed
mals became blockade-watchers, in which
capurity they prove very serviceable. It
may be added that, notwithstanding the
the large number of blockade-runners rap
tured or destroyed, morn new stedmerswem
built on the Clyde in 1864, to supply their
plates, - than In either 1803 or 1862, showing
that•speenlators are not at all disheorteneeh.
PUBLIC XOTICES.
7-30 1140A_IN.
By stitherlty of the Secretary of the Treasury,
the undersigned has &attuned the General Sub
scription Agency for the sale of United States
Treasury Beton, kerning eeNl5l2 and three tenths
per cent. interest, per aneem, known as the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes see issued under date of August hith,
1664, mul are payable three jean from that time,
aurressey, oe se eourertliste at the optima of this
fielder lute
V. S. .$lO Six Per Cent
GOLD BEARING BONDS,
These hoede ere now worth a premium of nine
pet oent, including gold Interest from November,
abler/ makes the actual profit on the :30 loan, at
current eaten, jaciaolog Interest, about ten per
rent. per annum. Fealties Its exemption frog Stcte
end municipal &amnia, solicit adds from ewe to three
per eon. more, according to the rate levied on other
property. The traereat 4 poyoble seollAnnually
by coupons attnaltell to each note, which may be
eat cr and sold to any bank or banker.
The latereu amounts to
One cent per day on a 850 note
Two omits " " " *lOO "
Ten " " " " $5OO "
20 " " " 81000
$1 85000 "
Notts ot,U the denominstloss ssuied will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscription..
This Is
THE ONLY LOAN IN YARKTI
now oll'exed .Rued by the Goverment, and ti la
confidently expected that ita superior iiileantagea
will make It the
Creel Popular Loan of the People.
Les. than e700,803,01X1 remain unsold, which will
probably be &maned of within the next Go or IM
dam when the note. will undoubtedly eommaad
premium, as him uniformly been the C4/I0 en clooing
the subseriptimia to other Lose..
In order that the entre:Le of ...n town sad
section of the °wintry may he afforded factltUos
for trate; the loan, the National Hanka, State
Banks, and Irate Bankers thrcmghost the ado.
have genital agreed to metre esbeeelptloas
at par. Stibsertbera will select their own agents.
'in whom they have madam:a, sae who only err
to be reepoaalble for the detteary Of the Dotes fee
w !doh they Metre orders
JAY COOKE,
Snlnception Agent, Philadelphia.
Sabocciptloas wtllbc received by tbs
First &Alma! gawk. Pittsburgh. Ps.
Bereft
Third r.
Faulk • • "
0111seith "
nest lissurn National Bask, Plifsbargh, PS
Pittsburgh if uthard gook rit Somsturee. "
Ins lily
66
Tragetursus
Yaruttes Deposit "
lierhamhs
rain
Alleghtur
64
Notice'
German
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Orrice or TUB •cs.sonsar Y ccer R. P-
Pittsburgh. F rbruary I tics.
ANNEAL BILETIA46I.—Lt otvoigD.
AHOY. with the provislons of the Charter
and the Supplements, the Annual Cloneral Meet
ing of the - Stockholders of the Allegheny Valley
Railroad Company, will be held lathe once of the
Company, corner of Washington and Pike streets,
In the city of Pittsburgh,
•ON VU DAY. TIIE Writ day of FEBRIPART.
at eleven o'clock a. rn., lo receive the Report of the
President and Manager., to elect Managers for the
ensuing year, arid transact such other buttons
may be prese nted. By order of the Board.
feldisteed R. C.,01111, See. R Treas.
ALLINNINNT NATIONAL BANE, /
PITIOUNNON, Jam le i WM. $
rirAN ELECTION FOB NINL DEBAR
TOES to serve until the nest manual 'Tee
th's, will be held st the Beables Bowe, oe the
TWENTYeep-FIRST. DAT mid 2 Welo OF IT.DEV p. ARY next.
betw the hours sill ok m.
2. W. OW X. Cashier.
XEW' ADVERTISEMEXTS.
VOR SALE.—TWO IRON KETTLES,
lot of "kiting, one Small Truck, One Desk,
nee Mang Barrel; it lot of Doles, with handles.
Will be mold.low. Enquir. of
JOHN DYER,'"
At O. Coleman's Wagon Wntlm, Allegheny.
feel=
WANTED.
BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
for a gentleisanand wife and one single gentienten
'Aildrow,
, BOX' 1121,POSTOFFIOE.
air Will furnish their owirrooms. tatat.43
'FOR BALE . —A BEAVTIFUL
L• of thlrgy-two eats on the mot bank of the
MOnongaltefs Shier, one .mile below Elisabeth
Town,wltk good house and barn. Abundanos of
fruit of lest vs lanes. Over an acre of coal A
-sowing of earellent 'water to emery Held. Solt rich
aro! In good stale of cult Iv:alt . .
EnGotro 4.1 t 'N. EMT,
ft. f
-\\ ANTED
A 24 EXPEULENCJED
,EIALESMATI
Ina Wholesale Ribbon, Silk, Millinery an/ Straw
(Mimi Heusi . One that eon Maumee a good
aMount of Country Merchant's and Milliner.*
trade. A liberal salary is offered. Address or sp.
PI/ to 3.1). 1..1E1161.1),
Comer 6th and Market etreete, (up sinus.)
halm.
pater - Kt ifififfi l— Roffdr..—Wt y :
LIAM TITE. and MENET A. Le _
haying purchased .our stock. In the nUltion ne:
eters" will carry on.the business under the UM o
TITE & LATELY.
We aolicit fur them • continuance of - the patron
age 01 not C.A.tOmere.
SMITH n. PATTERSON.
In AV ATM 1.1863. teni:l w
WILLIWX TIT?. 111311 Y 1. LAMY , .
ORION OIL. itEFINEItY.•
TITE 44 LA MELY,
auccruort to smith 6. ratterion,)
Oil Beavers and dealers in Petroleum, Metairie,
Lubricating and Paint init. Unice,
?to. IiANCOOK hTIIPET,
L_ Pittsburgh, Pa._
.11FTTSBITE61113110P
SALE.--IPlre brick dwelling houses -of
three rooms cash, Tents, et." and one vacant lot.
'Fort7 feet (more or lea) on Carson street neer the
corner of Oliver street, extending book to Manse
street. These houses are well bull) and In good
order, mid will be sold at a bargain. --
' - Manufaeturers or °there wishing to piarchase
houses for tenants are invited to etamlne this do.
tiralde property. Apply at the Real Estate Wheeled
13. - OLITMBEUT tr. SONS,
fell ; el -Market street.
TITS--GOOD
71.2tT LTIERAIIT-ASSCIOILTION, st I:-
• SONIC SALT ;, on THUftriDAN EIrIdNING„. Far
thilu oer.sidon Manger Ileaderson kits
kindly permitted •AllssUnite tiyirester,and Mini
Senate, of the 'Plttiburkh'Theitre, In Livorno
- dcrubledsnee.' The plays for the-evoking will eon;
Mit of "Melt - Tornio,. , - "Seenes from the Ltdy of
the Lake:" and ~T he- T oodles., This
_piny Wu;
keen gotten' up With the greaten etre, and wetrust
they will meet the public. approhntinn. Tickets
Senents.-.,T0. be bad front the m
il g; and et the
book andentildo Storni.' l it .3 . luta=
AMYL" aD VE risEmErr-rs.
TELE
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK,
Of Pittiburgh,
4J..`UUSTEB ILOTELER, President.
SPE:MUM 11,11LBAUCrli, Tice President'
GEOE(YE A. ENDLY, Cashier.
This 'lank tasttcs the accounts of Banks, Bank
an and others
Government Securhies of all kinds bought and
told at current rates.
AnSPECIAL. AGFATT of Jay Cooke, subscrip
tlonertglil be received foe the
Popular 7-80 Loan,
This lout 1r now tehtg shecated at the rate t 4
a,ococyoacip ..m. , 41.2- ac -sr.
and being convertible. Into flut.tweuty Donde
*Medi are aow ist.s premium of woe? NINE PER
PENT. It boo monde fuel for its superior Idyll•
loges to all who sea a sure and prodtable invest
ment.
Liberal ecearaioalona oa this 101 l wEll be allowed
to all dealer, b Ooverfintaot securttbrs.
L EMMY, Cashier
UNION NATIONAL 'BIM,
(Late Mien Basiying. C 0..)
Canter of Fourth and Market Streets,
Paid up Capital,. - - 11850010.
• Limited to - - - . - 00(000,
This banit has been fully orgenizettin aecotdootte
with the Act of tlorgreas, and trill emit/ moo to
trammed egenetel hooklike business ander the ens*.
&gement of the following
Ermsuroas
J. R. 'AIcrT.TNE, JARED H. rizusu,
C. HANNON LOTE, JOSEPH HORNE,
A. O. 13D1111AGR„ 0. EratoHre.Lo,
JOHN MAIDDIALL, JOHN W.ILSONN
. .
mithority M Soy Cooke, Esq., sulwer%pticros
will be received to the
7.3-10 TREASURY NOTES,
which are convortliile at maturity lota U. S. 343
heads, hearing Spot root. Interest. payable in gold.
Nettie kept Ott hood for lintriedate delivery.
S. R. lideCUllfli, Preeldent.
SMITH, Citehier. rata ir
OIL LEASE,
ropy INU I•RESSES,
COPT LNO BOOKS,
MANZ 13001 is
KOTE PAPER,
BILL PAPE!?
CAP' PAPER.
MANILLA PAPER,
for twilling sad rrunllelng pur7otos.
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PENS
awl sT.P.-TIONERY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
rot sale 14
MYERS. SCROYEB. & CO..
f•tt:tt No. if FIFTIISTIZENT
coticEitit UAL. - •
cyrzin laviazair. umezev.
Commencing neuelny. Feb. g 7.
The Carter Zonave Troupe.
BIMGUR FAMILY,
AND YOUNG FEMALE BRAYS BAND.
The above widely knaz a and sumeastal band of
performers will give s *erten of their pomilar and
pleasing eatertaininents *a above.
Thar programme marines a number of =M
eat, and toe would say. diverse attractions, M
oh:leg Ballad and Opera Altaic. The ballet Irlah
Comedy, Slack Who Performaace, MllltarT rem-
Batons, le., lie.
I here will be a tastlamma Saturday afteracros,
Marsh .th, for tie ameramodatitm of Ladies and
Children.
~Yleksta U tent.
— Reserved Seale: 00 mita.
Doors open at z Wel**, eorammolog at to IL
• frillet D.ENAOI CARTER, Propriety*.
I.A r rIITF, ORR & CO.,
SKI r.ifth Eilltroat.
hare just aprael a large atcrek et
LAVE GOODS,
EYELMIDERLES,
CADIBETU Ei&PIDKERIMIEFS,
•Idch they an telling at low prieea
WIIITE, OR a CO., .
IAT ILL BE ADDED TO TIIECIBT OF
-
Stocks and Roods already advertised to be
sold TUICSDAT EVEICIII6, February kilt, at TA
o'clock, at Commercial Sales Rooms, at Filth
street,
6 abates Xerebants t biannlastatere Bank;
46 Allgeheny and Pittsburgh ell Co;
kOD. Hots* Week do;
leo Cherry Run h Mood Far= do;
lot Rau 011 Co;
ale Mark Farm 03 Co;
tea Fayette do;
100. Marrs' 011 h H iding CO.;
600 bleAboy Cherry Run 011 Co;
feel A. DIAILWALITC, Auat'r.
TENNISON CLUB LECTURES
. DR. B. S. MACKENZIE,
O( ithiladelphia. will Iccturc at
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 21st.
IITIIJECT-1191sts sruf Vordes of Irish Charartar.
TErtrESDAY EVENING, Febnutry 23d,"
.SUIIJECT7III.4 Law amt Lawyrn
GRIMM
To ta , had at the , ook, Musk, and at the Door.
Doors optic et 7 o'clock'LecTure commence, at B.
HALL PATTERSON, JOHN hIetTLAHETL
J. R. BUTTERFIELD, 'H. 'RICHARD DAVIS,
S. (1. hicOANDLESS, , A.- W. CIHISLE IT.
J. Al. GAZZAM, 'STEPHEN WOODS,
feiThat Lecture Committee.
FOR SALE OR RENT
A EiHICK HOUSE WITS SIX ROOSIS,
St side, &a., with three sere* of lane, good orchsnl,
and water, situated to Pitt township, on Francis
street : about thirty rods from Passenger aaltroeul
and Center Avenue. Apply to
WILLIS BOOTHE,
re 7.11: •
4 137 I.l4crty sltert.
=IC=IBE
Eo.o. rtbro r 17th, I to.
I cA.SAI, coMPAN I. --An rice
Jl.lOll jot
SEVEN 1/11tEOTOES
of the Erie Canal Company will be held at their
othee to Erie, on the oth day, being the FIRSr
MONDAY in MARCIA NEXT, at 10
ftNlAtd A. OAT/GREY, Secretary. •
'lr OTalftti;
u .
No. ZOl. Zetrebrls.ot, altroot,
PITTSBURGH,:
Dealer In STAPLE VARIETY GOODS, , FANOY
GOODS, TOTS_,_. CHILDREN'S COACHM,
FANCY lIASRETS, wholeealo or retail at the
moat reamer:table prices, felBly '
PLAS-
TriginsASSOCRATIONOFPITTSDURGII
AND ALLEGHENY-1 hereby notify MI mom•
of the Association to attend tho next Regular
Mettiall, u business of: mportanee will be Moro
the meeting.. S. 3.I4.IJRURY, Secretary.
Frroureur 14, MB. re10:1w1
VOLIQA /iOTick;,—YAYEIMENTS.....•
The 6064 , 446 or houses on All the 1,400
streets of this city nre hereby notified to clean the
havements and gutter. to front of their respective
ouse',an the nasal:ices on the pottiest will tic
strietly enforced. eIASIVEL LONG,
folflOt . _ ' (thief of Pence.
STRAYED.—TWO PICIS came to the.
premises of the inderalgued, No. It 7 Bonk
Lane, Allegheny, on or none nbout theist of Jan
uary last. The owner is .reerteated to coma for
ward, prove property, pay charges and taketheat
away, or clan they wUt be sold accenting to law:
retest • JOUR KEOWN. •
- 1013 . kalUblls Lake Herrin_
26 • " New No. Ale:eketel;
20 bbla " 9. Ala SAN.
Just rivetrect and tottalo by
itOOKBIEPER'tf GAS REIM:RA.I'9H,
B
.—BrOekAltper • Patent. Gee Itegnlntor end
Purnell forMJO and put up on snort notice. tz
227 Libetij . street; rittniutcp, sad.. fa Federal et:,
Allegbuu.V. • i.. r fa lEg
p --- t OIT' d I; , O 7; ES . AND A.PPLES'-;..1" ipet
I car_ lord POach I
ear lantlOrren apples: -••- • • -•
IR' .41 , , r9fOr.V.E.III:.4"I'S
Skirt. for ISC3S,
A NEV; AND GREAT INVEN. TIM IN HOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC,
Or Double Steel Spring
WEST, BRADLEY & CAREY,
(LATE J 0. 0-XST.I
91 Chambers Sired. Mew rork
Are-the °wars of the i ritent and exclusive manu
facturer) of tag J. W. HADLEY'S PATEMTED
DIIPLEX ELLIPTIC (STEEL SPRING SKIMS.
Tide Invention eon of Duplex (or two) EARL.
tic Steel Syringe. Mg lonely braided tightly end
firmly together, edge tdddd edge, making the tougheat,
moat elude, flexible and durable spring ever used,
enabling rho wearer In coneequence of its-meet
elaeticity and texiblerien, to place and fold the
skirt when in use as amity and with the same con
venience as a ellk or =din dress. It entirely ob
viates and Waimea the only objections to hoop
ikitts edit the annoyance to the wester as well as
the public, especially in crowded assemblies, car
damn, ratiroadears.charchpewn,orin anyerowded
place, from the dilleulty_ of contracting them to
occupy et mail spade. This entirely removes the
dllllculy while giving the dart the wad full and
symmetrical . form, Ind Is the lightest and most
etylieh an& grseefui appearance for the street,
opera, promenade or lona dress. A lady luring
enjoyed the pleasure.. comfort Sat prat conveni
ear of weaMg tholitrplex Elllptio Syrian Skirt
dm a mingle day, will never at onym& willingly
dispense with the UAW Or Chem. They am the best
duality in arenypert, and by far tar lightest, , most
durable, contrastable and monoodasi skirt made.
Merchants will be suppled as aborn,and by Job`
hers, and Indies lg. most liket-elass retail domain
this city and throughout Um different State .eT n. walfor t e
DUD ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT.
beedley% Duplex Elllptlir Skirt, awe popular
nu ex ble In nec, for vile by
EATON. *ACRU & Ca,
Noe. 17 and I FIFTH STEEBT.
OrirPlE herrn OcemximlAßY 07 Strisruovroce,
Corner Penn street end iforrhos Alley,
PITTEMCI7,7II, PA.. Februahe 201813,
SEALER . PROPOSALS,- IN DUE' I
•CATE, will be received by the undersigned
until 11 o'clock on MONDAY, She 2714 inst., for
euppply r rAg . t t h
i .
h i ell . ell;r fi LLs g' Subs !stows Storey be
e
IGO brart.lso prime ifteonPork.
20.(n0 po ends th aroughYySmoked Dew Bac on Sides.
7.0,17A1 p0411d7 11.771 quality Anne eared
aw b7rreqn nitroFamily Flour.
12,1.00 nooses prime White Banns, well stunned
and dry.
;MO poiakdo Meg.
1,5g1 pounds roasted and ground Coffee, in good
tight Backe.
IM pounds Feet Ooloc g Black Tea, to half chests.
no pounds Beat Younr, Upon Green Tea.
lf,,qOu pound• dear dry Brown Sugar.
I,IMI gallons best quality of pure Vidor Vinegar.
1,1;,0 pounds heat qua/Ity of Adamantine Candles,
It ounces to the pouti.l, In nixes
1,4n0 r ..nd, good hard Soap, well died, before
past ed.
5,,00 pounds rood clear, dry, fLein Salt.
pr-unds pure Malabar Popper, In pound
pnelesges, and In boxes of s pounds osoh.
• WO RAI eons N. 0. Nolasses, In half barrels.
All the lwies, buret. rooks sod sacks, enclosing
told stores, oust be the trst fo ass, sad, toelsded.ln
Ow bed for eseh.
The name of content*, with weight, g ,, nw and
tare, wont be plainly marked on wrety paeknge—
nli marl° being obliterated.
7 he good. to be properly inspected.by a Govern
ml pt ethrer, and tornishetl within ten days of ac
ceptance o wort:teal Bidders may propose fur the
whole or arty article rtt the list.
tielopler of alit he arttcleetanat be delivered - with
the prepacls and referred to thereto.
printed copy of this advertisement aunt be at
tached to 'soh proposal, and the proposals mast
speeded to cortplysag precisely with Al the
term'.
Lath hid to have consideration must ootaia.•
writton guaranty of too rrrycnisiblo .uunes,
I.:op:cab of arms moat norms oll.the portico to
ouch firmo, and If not In conformity to the above
requirement., will nofbe conolderod.
Bidders must be present when the hid. are open
ed. The right to reteet all Use bids I. reserved.
Payment. to be WWI" In Government funds as
.00h an receive/ for that purpose.
Wash forms of bids sadguar:tonne may be pro•
roted on application at this °thee, personally, by
letter or telegraph, which mum be mooted ln.an
rorrlope, enamored to the undersigned, end en
dorsed "Propomi. for Kutansteneo Stores.°
G EX/RUE VC...MURPHY,
Captain sad
1 . 1,V,...1 31.6.11,11,L t A OVPICS., UP LIST. PE,
No. 95 Tor ant BrnalT,
PITTS r.t - liti U t Ph. t February UMW,
VXE.3IYTED ,FROM RAFT.—ut ac-
A- , cordnose will. Onto., I publish the follosrltuy
list of prrsons exempted from dzaft, by the Ihiard
of Earolluent to this District to the completion of
the draft, tri.Us the reasons of their exempt/ea:
• SCATAILSES TOWNSHIP.
Foreteller Saiaa:tar&
11. F. Faleestock, clerk, Turtle creek.
Herrman Unite, pilot.
joke loocaterf saner, Browres coal works.
Peter Smith, wiser, ravine% coal works.
Jahn Smith, saner; Brown's oust works.
Robs Anderson, .rprotet,
.oter • Forty-rive rears of Age.
Geo! re Hoes. Laborer.
Barney
. *e(lltity, miner.
Swrice.
•
John Parsers. student •
Trtlniun McCombs, miner.
.1 asses MeKrig, miner.
David htuldun, laborer.
Abner Newlin. Lsberee. •
Lewis Near, taborer, Port Perry.
rrila Y
Robrßldridge. peddler, near McKeesport.
'Thomas nuns, miser, Port Perry.
Christian Mein, miner. •
Hugh Mackey, saner, Connersville.
Janos Shields, miner. Coulteliville.
@ea
Winiarn DAVIS, miner on Ittyard's Farm.
Thomas (tray, miner.
Thomas Sarver, farmer, CsvPenletlvilir.
tintiontotari.
Famished Snestitofe.
John Oaauft, cigar maker, llama street.
Jacob Miller, taborer, Washington Arent.
Philip Phel, teamster, Ftaderielf street.
George SDI der, taboret, Franklin a:rect.
Allen.
George Thela, laborer, Union alley.
Over Forty fire Years of Age.
William /Unary, reeler, Ma Enrol/sirenor street.
lisidde :-
Francis Heber, laborer. Franklin. • \
J. EERO:e FOSTER.
Captain and I'm. Marshal IM Met. Pa
re
joli,di
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
DRAYS, HACKS, &c.
Notice is hereby given to all owner.. of Drays,
Carte, Carrisgee Buggies, Ac., whether resident or
noc•realdent in the City of Pittaburgh, to pay their
Licensee at the Tressurer'a office of the cite of
Pittsburgh, forthwith, in accordance with an . Act
of Assemb ly, approved March 30, IBCO, and an Ordi
nance., of the Councils of the City of Pittsburgh,
parsed April le, lebo.
All Llcenres not paid on or before May 15 DM,
will be placed in the hands of the Chief of Police,
fir collection, subject to his fee of 50 cents for the
collection thereof, and all renew who neglect or
refuse to take out Licences will 'be subject to a
penalty, to be recovered before- the Mayor, double
the amount of the License. .
g.121-LL
. . .
. The old metal plate s or prerfous years must be
returned at the time Licenses are taken out, or pay
SS cents therefor.
I=l
Each one horse vehicle,
Each two horse " .
keen four horse 15 Oo
Each two horse heels. 15 00
umnibumes had Timber 'Merlin drawn by two
horses, eighteen dollars each. For each additional
horse used In w.y W the above vehicle., ono dollar.
W. Ell/R86. 1 351, City 'rtessarer.
Pirrenonoli, February U 0141885. ferhtt
w HEELER ,t WILSON'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM IMPROVED
FMMY SEWING MACHINES
Simple, Reliable and Perfect
There Is no machine In the world that eon do the
♦er.etp of ivork or give such t hurough going setts.
(scrimo. These ruschtner will
Frill. Quill. lUmi, Tiir3 . , Plait, (latlicr,
this AN it IMAM, without previous basting.
It will sew the heaviest and thickest cloth, with •
tight, strong, elattio seam, as durable as the fabric
!Melt. It will now the thioett cambric, Swim
muslin, law: tan. with equal facility.
Send for Circular, with samples of sewing, or
call at the salesroom,
No. 27 iolterkt STREET,
telo PITTSBURGH, PA
26 YEAR'S E3PERIENCE
ottitabltalled the rut that
PROF. REIMS IdAGNETIC OIL
It tho only tellable care fot
Ithetuntstimm, , Nenratrin, Old Sores, any
rfassil 4 nil ninds,
still cold at the 01,14,r/oo a 25 cents per bottle
SIMON JOUNSTON, Solo Agent,
fee nor. Smithfield and 4th .t..
PTO OIL COMPANIES .IND
IJALS OWNING WELLS:- '
The advertiser desires to call attention to a now
and recently patented process' for the purpne of
resuscitating Oil Wells that have ceased to yield,,
and also to alnico the yielding of Wells (where
boring hae tmen.unettendeit by titaness) in good oil,
beanng distacte. For further pertictßars Mares
J. H. Y. , box Ink Pesten:lce, Philadelphia, stating
location, width, depth and proximity - OD - yielding
well., and Whig general history of the property.-
foludwd
IDRODUCE .NOW RECEIVING.
^4:00 lbs prima neeli H oil IJuttari. _
ICM bush.lerge Engilex Clover Saadi
Km buil email Nary Beaten • '
it* busli•filtted pont .Beal, fol. male
FLUTIDI(4;
'704 ,TRIMIZING- 7)11F215E3,
'Oone'iti - A itiperloraiktitter, ilthouilryj
1,t7!0 tb3
brie or =flat, at. •
. TEE lALISSES ELLIOTTDS;
klt:tnl. 93 St. elate-street.' .
Tirriitifa;" •
A -
ja.s3 " a IT`UrNAY 11.030LLLIS
.XEn^ .IDY*ERTISR.,II.E.II`7IS.-
UNION CHERRY RUN BARI
Oil and Mining Company.
Capita Stock - - - $260,000.
IN 20 , ,000 SHARES
OF ONE' DOLLAR KAM,
350.000 of which it stinide for
WORKING CAPITAL:
Only a Lathed ncunbevotitkoreis yet'Verbe not&
40aP'3fX
PRESIDENT•
WM. BircCIITCECDONi
Liberty street, PittOutglt.
B. A. GEORGE.
Caskier Farmers' Depoett Nat. Bask, Ptttabarek.
JAMES IacCIITCHEON,
Liberty street, Pittsburg'.
JOHN P. KRAMER,
as Pint Natloam! Dank, Alloghtsik
S. B. MeELROY,
of McElroy, Dickson & Co., Wood si.,Pritsbusiik.
WILLIAM McCUTCHECIN,_
Llberty street, Plttabur6►.
DR. L R. McABOY;
Plusbink. •
JOHN M. CRAWFORD,
New CasUAN
EBENEZER McJUNKiN,
Batter, Pa.
HON. JOHN M. DUNUhrt,
Lancaster, Pa.
SIAMILINTENDUND:
THOMAS B. CLARK : ,
Oil City, P.
- *
The preperty to located entirely. ieflesengo 00.,
Pennsylvania, and consiritot: •
FIRST.—let acres choice territory to thoolmple,
on liteluu7 Creek, commencing about =bred' from
Its mouth, on the Allegheny Blom, mit extending
along either side of the meek, 'Alston's of ISO rods,
mating. a water front entire of 000 reds, or room
for at feast 240 wells. Thedevelopments now being
made In this locality,conrined with thslate strikes
on Pit Bole Creek, and • other tributaries. of the
river, to show and establish conclusively the fact
that time and labor are the only necessary requis
ites to the obtaining of large paying wells on thus
territory. The land la subject to two lawn of one
half acre each, the company receiving one-half the
oil, and being at no expense., SECOND—Onognarter lischeld in lots Nos.
48 and /9, • i
ALLEGHENY PETROLEUM COMPANY,
On the Allegheny liTer, about one4oorth mile
above Horse Creek, and about 30 rods frame well
now mid to be producing 40 barrels of ell per day.
These lots Join frost each rt rods on the rlver:—and
extend back setae Xi rods—soaking a frontage of IS
rats.
TWO WELLS
Are going down on this property, one of whtch Is
nearly _completed—being about some4oo feet. The
indications ere that thi of ill s
hare ig Well, as al
readylscreral fine veinsoil been struck.
to AVA 51. 1 WOO N.': V ibir4 Ail az
SOYA LT T,
3-Bths of the Oil.
TILIRD--046ths lease-hold- Lot No. 39,
SPRINGFIELD PETROLEEM COMPANY
On rheiry Bun, alunit . thrvevoi Meta o- a mile
ohm.. the “lieedu Well, and but r, eh rt dist:tore
trout the "Auburn,. "Yankee,.. and other good
wells. There la sewn on the property for three
wells, one of whidhls nowhidng vigorously pros.
muted. Thirty dam It is confidently believed,
Will make this Well ready for testing, as theme+
chinery end everything connected with it la of the
first'ordsr. Leeson° years; Royalty, °onkel(' the
Oil.
YOORTH—The entire kaawhel.l of Lot N 0.16.
ST. NICHOLAS OIL COMPANY
Ch Bnn : Oa
here
four Walla one of irliTerre i ll t tir t belmr b annk m f rs
thl• lease Is located near the famous Reed, Baker
and Grocery Wells, producing respectively SAO. 100
.and 200 baliti.thetri la scarcely a doubt of &band
:ao e retool of Cherry Run chronicling
no failures In this taverna locality. Lease, 90
years. Royalty, half the c.,14.
'BE E$ TO BE WAXEN,
oR - .
What Ilasts, trherie disci 111,4hett4
But A limited number of bar e s is this Company
are yet to be taken, which will befit Ton to sensed.
hem ou the original bads of one tiolLar per share,
and Imiy he secured by applying at the OFFICE
OF TEM COMPANY. store of . WILLIA No.
CUTOILEON, Inn Liberty strict; Viurgh, de
rby the week commencing THURSO ' February
lath, .and ending February...22d trot. After the
time mentionedoio more stock wilt be gtren on
• The workingoperatlens of Ibis Compsny base
been placed under the management of - T. B.
CI. MIE, of Oil Ci y. onimrience is such ee
to
enithle.hint to look after the Intezests of the
Company . Intelligent ly, and to proseeute the decal
, 0pe ,,,, t , o f the territory in a insilect most Chiatath
ted to promoteltagencralwelfamend Una! euoocu.
Books Open from the tOth to 2351
1;3. -- 195-111Brally STREET,
AUTUIC - V
//XiiIMUNM4
mar qt 00D8.
NEW FIR3I
AT TILE ICZLIAINOWN STAND OF
A.LEX,jIIDER BATES,
21 Filth Street.
BATES & BELL,
(3IIDOESSORS TO ALEI. BATES,)
Bars Desided la Sell their Bailie Stock" at a
GREAT REDUCTION.
BEFORE PURCUASIIIO4IIEIR. SUPPLY OF
MV SPRING- GOODS,
WILL DISPOSE OF THE FOLLOWING WOOS AT AN
MERE BEDICIION IN ?RMS.
Wrench MI minors worth 81 ST Ihr - $4 00
Erma' Nerinoes worth el 62 for. el 00.
French Xertnoes worth $1 69 for'et
Preset' 11ortnows worth 02 00 litiFelb 50.
French Mealtimes worth 82 50 for 81117
French Nortnoes worth 83 ES Tor SW=
French Cllttataes at 50. GE. and 75 eclat..
French litepps worth $1 50 for WOO.;
prig Alspareas at last year's prises.
All Wool Poplin De! atom worth IWO (or OiAL
Tard Wide Cold Cobarga [or eta.
Blankets very cheep, and of the lilted
All Wool Plaids for 15c.
Borstlas, all colors, greatly ralacest.
t 4 yardwide Zug. Idezinoes worth frt.A3 foe trA,
A MI sasartatat of (Osaka of ill OM teikellt
Tom pa eat.
Roden sal Eleaki,sail al Ike taktiltos, titelett
eat tie ola ohmic.
Classes, MS Mors. The lb lad 29 seats.
d . s i gess i 4l.l . 24tt et" doable Stisrals ell $ deb
Good Laren' Olotb !or MO,
Spring , Foulard Silks, line sitaUltr, for ISe..
Si Wool DelslueS, Seduced.
Babson' Skirts is l o w u 112.25.
IA Mewl Rada°, Seduced; very leer.
A full Rae Of Lima Geoids. Pillow Glib.
• es, • '•
SIALATENGS,
TWEEDS,
JEANS, and
OA3SEITEMB,
AT LOW
FLANNELS OF ALL EINDS,
PLAIN AND BARRED, ESODIN3ED,
FINE ASSORTMELIT OF ITHFIILSODO,
A JOB - LOT OF HOOP OKIHTS for err. coat%
THE BM lILAESS OF KID 6LOFIH, •to
White and told.
EMBROrpERED WIECDOW MMtArti'S.
All this above goods ennmerated will be seld,at
the priees mentioned. Every effort will be esedby
the members of.the gm and those to their employ
to dire entire satisfaction to. their customers.
Goods will always be selected with the most urn- -
pulons care, so as to give a large aid will selected
stock of faahlonsole goods at moderate prima,
felinmd,
SPECIAL BALE.
ME MI 23 ND 1:717 AL. riz s.
Undershirts at $2.00,
worn" imoo.
Drawers at $2.06,
WON= KAM.
EACH SHIRT. WILL WEIGH NEARLY 110. 6 u
EATON 11ACRITHE & 'CO.
'Nave about Sti doyen - of good, extra.beavy WHITE
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWIMS,. — nearly all wool,
Which welsh from I% lb. to lib. Gm each Wirt,
that must be dozed out' immediakely..
We otter them at much lea than what they MCC
to'make, and we believe them to be equal to asp
thing in market at IA td. '
No reduction will be made for qUantity—one
shirt or ono hundred at the same rata. .
These Shirts are a Great Bargain
EATON, ISIACRUM & CO
1.7 and 19. Fifth street
cLosoct , • .
OUT SALE Or DAY GOODS .
• Too •
• nu.zzerr Airs aszn
J. M. BIIROHFLEta)!S.
NITS DRESS DRESS GOODS:Si sostead less.
WINTF SUA WLS, At cost and Less.
WINTER CLOAKS. do do. • .
BALMORAL SKIRTS. • '
SUMMER DRESS GOODS, idlest plaesprlees.
itC 6 l
•L'
The entire stock has been
Rost 'az a 42, 4:1." xs. TM. 1 0 ,'
AND MUST AND WILL RE
014 S E p-• OUT -
Noir is the Time to Get Bargains,
A • NEW- A.I3BORTBERNZ OF BtrT.:.
Toss, Mess and ,Cloak Ornainents, Buf
riteiro, Chenille -acid Boyd Fringe, - Mask •Ye ll,
Undcraleevea .Linea Sets .(of :the:; finest ocutlity.
LaceandLioen Vollanand liandkerchieritilloww,
liodery, Balmoral and troop Skirt.; Breakfast
Shawls and Swoon, of all shag; liathwaps Ers.
tweeted Collars and (Jaffa, for ladles and gentlemen;
Wash. Leather Gloves, In all atzes; Jourist'si• IS
• Gloves - Is light colors; Ribbon Sets,. fringed to
order, iir Cher with • mew lot of Braid -Water
Palls an
_Plower*, Will bo found at •
AL!ivtowitrs TIWIILING STORE,.
retort rtb sheet, near Fe cry street.'
Particular attentloa - given to e Point and
all other •klads et Laces. ,Alus Blank (8111.
. IRO&
. ,
Any GE:Malin
OMB MANYFAC-
rcIiCOIS. IJRAGE
THE
l!lincruin d. (3-Iyde,
78':MARKET STREET,
Over an extensive stock srascrStaut
GOODS of American Manufacture,eoraptftlm'
great variety or
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.TRIIiI3dINGS.'I - 1 . 11,
HOSEERY & otoirss,
Fancy" Goods, ititions, Small Wares
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHES GOODS
In every style and quality Malian reiimaable *ea
We etW Ante %kw goods of
Fordins Manufacture
.Which we wilt dispose of itt prima to kult.
To Nrerahants and iletaliont. or* at
121723C:itiaMELOSSaino
At plow 'slow as eon be bought aapallteMela
Eastern (Mies, ra we but eaolosing/ 50feriab sea
from Dtaaufactorers or their nw. poly. Ws
solicit a ealL
611 EAT BARGAM
MOORHEAD DENNISON Si: CO"
. • 81 Alar4et street;
LEE DETEEIdWED TO mesa Our
TIMM 12/11:6,i' STOCK or 0001)9.
Gents' tratze:netts h White.. S
a.
laty; Socks,
Embrelieriesi Llee t toOd ' 1, Gio Society Wiz&
21,1 AM Point. Lace, Collars, v ß e rtiboas;laa:
jas 81 TlTziarizot merit.
DIFTJDJEAWS,
OSPICS OS rnr. IsAUSAIIS
D
, February 10,11111:
. NOTICE.—The Directors
of thie Company have this day deoloredu
Dfr
idend of FIFE (U 00) DOLLARS per 'hare: free
of Government tax, pablo forthwith (WOO is
cart and 03 00 to Mock.
ferirtw JAME YCOLLORD, Secretor._
ALLZGAKST NATIOXAL LIAII4‘
I /
•
PITTSUPSIGH,Feb.II, VAL
THE DIRECTORS OF 'TM BA. -K.
have thte day declared a dividend of THREE
PER CENT. on the Capital !Reelfoot OE theme. ,
Inge of the Allegheny Bank to lan .ezy Whit. tom '
p rnm ayable ent tax. on and - after theJ. lent Lost.. free of Ge
COOS Q n..
e W.
. _
Asir Dividends will boronfter bo dnebaredja Sall
y and July. •
Orrick Om Manor Persokstrar Co.,
tioN South Fourth Street:
riIYIDEND.—THE DIRECTORS OF
tkis Company have this day declared a sPeoial
dividend of FIVE PEE CENT. on the' Capital
Steak, payable on and after the 'Seth met. The,
transfer books will be e'osed from the Ink to the
list ins% .WILLIfill tk , LAIVE4 Secrete:7.
FY/MEV...LEY 10, Mil
rirVIDEITD.—The UNLONNATIOZIAL
-I- , BANK haring inceeeded to the bnaiseal of
the Union Banking - Co., the 'Board of Dkreetots,
afailing the Modem of salt CompantitA y vn
thudy declared a final Dividend of 'VW
EIGHT AND 87-100 DOJ.f. ATM per @here, pays,
hie to Stockholders forthwith.
loess • . - • A:.O. sarrra, Unable!. ,
uvriowr ,SwILE S.
•
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUC
TION.—RiII be sold at PUBLIO,SALE, on
the *miser, en TITURSDAT the Eld 'of Fehr*.
ary, at* o'clock. r. 5.. a LOT OF GROUND, attn.
ated the FlistVerd, of the elty of A ll egheny,
fronting ao feet on llotenron street, and extending
a back along Cony skeet 120 feet, on which are emot
ed Two Two Saoi7 Thick Bowe& Tends made
known al Sale. By OT der of Will. A.LIMANDEIit,
Executor, and M.S. BIDDLE, Executrix of Dr. B.
1. BlDDLE,dee'd...- •
For farther information, inquire at . San I)
Alderman's omee, or corner of Federal - awl La
--eoekativrta, Allegheny, or of J. S. &A., P. Mord.
son, Attorneys at Law, No. ,121, Fotarktiwantre-
~..„
kl
4
, :i
STOCKB • AND' - BONDS:-TITESDAY ' '
L'lllol2lo, Feb. 21st, at 7t O'clock: Will be
el
sold on the Seeped float of.tho-UosstercialSales
Rooms, 64 Fifth Wee,' a dee mortgage Bead of
the 31enonpthela Navigation - Co. for VA% hear. , -
11Inlittrtgriatagr'hIslalilf.h","497"4 '
20 shares Alaathester Satria . gellaak.:- : -..: A
rent ' • • A. lidelLNIA., Aectieleer. . : '
tTABBL.E VASE S SILVER PLATE,
LtL to.-4/I.4XMCG SALE..-411/ESDA.2 MORN. ...
ING, at 10 o'clock, on the . second dear of th e .
Commercial Sales Roams. ita Pink street, will be
the closing sae of niairliacent 066111 far
Parlor ornament, comprising Alabaster Mid Adage
Vases, id Roman, Gothic, Grecian, Babe, sad
Plorentiae style*: Tunas Card Receivers, be,
all selected from the best *tidies. Also rick Sliver
Plated Ware, comprising Tea Sets, Wine Sets,
Castors, Flower Vases, Walters, Goblets, be.
The goods open /of examination, and Ladies par.
Contort, invited. •
fern. R. WeILWATRR. AnatiOnetr.
JAMES SOWN, . • • .
136 Wood Striiot.
X&,IVFACTIIIIER or
IMPROVED. BORES-I'OOLS,
Salt 'autVolliet: teal.
Tools wamated made or thaveiViest IVAILA.TALL
AND LOW . MOOR =ON. .
'WELL BOI.IIMS
.X.rwairosit Cleassaz Prioeiry
With edea adyies ueoossirx, to conduct opus.
' ' t i karT lMS ,
, SotpAo.ES; •
. I , 3 v E A I L
I E& I.
PLANES,
LEVELS, '
11° M ‘LEAITDIRi-,
ABYLLS,
BELLOWS,
'GSM
, L=GES
SHOVELS,
P AYS,
,
431-113'310X 313NrI—/PriMl ekbt:Xt.,
or ',ma, X hare cliastawy
}eamadis
fI'ILE DALTOX
FAMILY
KNITTING MACHINE,
TUE CROWMNO TIILMIPII
Knits Upwards of 26 Differeat finds of Apparel.
A- 'map or Pr..sur ost RIBBED WOES
Czalt Ash. Elimaxieirs
.
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We hays matt Battering, ieetimoatalrfroas all
earls el the country tea - 041m to Weir 'north:ldly
fur marutraotaring and it odly purpoaes. They are
peculiarly adapted ter t.eacoroleatSockletieeadd In.
bond o animism *ld Samples, or olsliasuS see
. .
WESTERN AGENICY. '
No. 27 Fifth Street. Plttsholonw,f l
-- mr,c;: ,
E—A;CAmPZNI ' vie
felo
MIER ANISTIEBT-IRON
E:=29
SECOND and ; LIBERTY street., Pittonagn.
mounow. ,
LEORROW:tic SARAH:It L.
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Ainallfactuners of every description of &mai Doll
en, 011 Stills,ligitators, Tanks, Snit Pam tins
°teeters, Wrought Iron Brtdiges, Steam Plan, 'fug
Ulu' Boilers, Vialmneys, Breechen, Fire Bade,
Punk In the best winner, nail wars:tilted liquid. it;
eV the contitsp. - sl.ll.6lEpia. done propagtly.
11014.47 N PECTORAL.
Va,se haskg
8 SAD . comi
A DISTRESSING COUGH. - -7 , )
. . .
i tn rolu " re . a k et bott a le "lg ot .1 1 0 i4 N S14 EY P l P.O ham O n' l ile , r.' glw ao lt ui ll i .Z
we r , hi cf a 1...ia1, 'and will glee lmmedtate relief. -..,,V.,.
Prepared. and aold at - the Central Drub Slell4p.
enrner of Ohio and Federal at.; ..anelhad.r. to
the „' ''
i ItC 5 :. ' ar,o: .i. rfasor ti 00 .5...;
-- 7.titißT::-Y4:
V 4,1, :.E&P,ER1:v 41 ' '-'-ii. will mas out '•- 1
' 11"1".
l',2"°".rth IgVir-of-m.hi.t., , :-;
• stock et zedne tate' 1 .---, n .„.".... d tt tr:l
Buyers can find mulls 0. tiioiCW.-16LtIctiVil
it i tz t l . uterest to give" 71. 11VGA 1 011 40 . •;';'-'
. • Am. . .
'6-1
131,5 PUKE ROLT , TEItiftETriI
state and for sale hy • • -'' •
:•-.' ^ PATTERSON, ATIITON Ti - 004_
Od 4 a.gaa. f 3,1