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TIE eeZßtra - ITSLISIIING ASSOCIATION.
YRIDAY, FEBRUARY 34, 1844:
FOREIGN. riN2IIITY,
Tho tonics of Great Britain, speaking
through Lord f- baruer, have exprease,d their
evillingneu to Interfere to prevent the'sub..
.3rtgation •Of the South. Shift our recent'
victories these Tories have given up their
convictions, so offensively manifested be
fore,Alrat we could not subjugate the Sonth,•
anclicow express the fear that we will •
Up to the time of Sninsran's successful
inirch from Atlanta to Savarese'', they were
. very free, not only in asserting bat in dem- .
I
castrating, to the own satisfaction, that
we never eisuld,_b ilpypo4albility r conquer
the Rebels.. ' liag 'been the breed of
every,Tory la Ore t r ,Briminoind many oven
lisethellbeial `pa htive midi s sidiii
. Profession of faith The Ministry, if they
_base not thought: , have at least hoped ao;,'
.and we cannot a id the conviction tha t
Z . ; .. 0,4!1* *O4 trust in the stbill . 'tijol ;the'
Rebels to hold out until we were forced to
*, acknowledge, their ;ingeperlepce has been
theiiiitimotive for the "neutrality" which'
,thegtmen -parade* in either speeches &M .
. thelluone. -
Thi ff. , llo / t.lTigiina l 4 o 4 tAirOvh* been
rho genetil sentiment of England.• The
reviews and magazines have sill along ip&
ken of the contest-1M one that must result in.
Southern independence. Beyond the little
elrelerepresented by !nehmen as GOLDWIN
- Burnt, and Jelin Bli/Ohr, the idea that .
Ire ever could succeed in whippingthe reb
els has never until now, been entertained:
The ultimate independence of the rebel
- Mates hue been regarded as a settled thing;
'from tho start by the great mess of the 'ed
- ucated Men of that nation. •
• . But a change has come o'er the spirit of
thcir dreana. The march from Atlanta,
the capture of Savannah, the fall of Pert
Fisher t - and the 'growing, evidences of
haustion. on the part of the South, have
caused the Southern sympathisers in Eng
bindio inquire whether it is not; jest pea
they may lusiti been mistaken.
Thehope . sodendly indulged in, of break : .
z, 34 ep the Aniorinur tralon, begins to groir
, ' .. . - -.....dtrit,:ltnci.neeres 'as if it might vanish like
bass-less fabric of a Vision.
Lard in. his remarks on the
:11;iiierra .o*ch,..sald • the. American war
. ; mus t ;terminate ' in either , Separation' er sub
- aliernative never before no-.
lied by' the _ class • for.which lie
:sipetdol he ciprtrssed. the-most lively
Tepugnance to the tatter_ Ile could not
. leer the idea of subjugation, and he plainly
hinted that it was the duty of the govern
-7•
tent to drop ' its cloak of neutrality and in
terfere to prevent such a calainiti to their
Rebel friends. .
Asfterhaving for four years 'granted all
possible aid and comfort to the rebels ..that
was at all recencilable with their ; hollow
professions of "neutrality, , ' it must be er-'
eredingly galling in tite aristocratic class to
wake- up to the convietion,,iit Ait,' that it
- halt been all hi vain; that 'the , rebelllen is
really and truly. going tinder; 'that nothing
can save it but interienth#, - even if that
can be now or any ayail; and that the sole
.reiults of their course in tke`. matter have
' been hitter disappointment to themselves
'and the realization of , the Act that they .
have,, by the parade of their R44iihein'syni
. mashies, aroused an intense feeling et hatred
- to England throughput the:l , lo4°ra Statek
Intim light "of present Acta, a review of
their course towards the. lliited Ellates
Governinerit darlng-the,,pist fotir years
must be anytiiing but Censolingto - th.em.
We have no doubt the Tories,-irithelrblt-•
ter hatred to Republican brstitutiens, would
Rllimgly deciare War 'against - to; if by se,
doing 'theY could 114'1'0 - their Rebel friends
froni "tmbingation;" bat as every Ireali
mall from Anierica carries to - them avenger
and stronger evidences that the Rebellion
is rapidly collapsing, we fancy they will be
compelled teirestrain their repent and bottle
• ' up their wrath. In a few weeks they vrili
dad the Rebellion, past praying for. Lord
: Dfpunlr and his aristocratic' friends may fret '
aced fume over the "subjugation','.they
- dread;-but they are pOwerless to prevent it.
1
Sumner Ives induced to offer his reso.
'lakes declaring that; the Thilted'Stateawill,
•
is no event, become responsible for the re
bel loan (which passed the Societe Yes ter
dat,)- errepreantatlons - reade to him by
_591:11C emincnipatriotic eltizensof this coen.
IriOrow retiding In Evrope,-,..t0. the effect
abst;the rebel loin was kept' up in England
• and Prance by assertte n s in financial eir
eles,,that it thcr, close of..the liar. and the
• restoration of the Union, .the Governeirnt
of the United States would assume it and
po .1i p ,21.r. Sumner's informants are of the
..-%ersinion.that .if the leading• bankers of Lon
., - don and. Paris were convinced that the Uni
ted &eta would not assume the rebel debt,
it-would depreciate be almost nothing very
,cottitaraatlan at Masai Over the -Capture
. \ of Iron Maher. '
_
- [Extract fres* *Letter .frota Nana*, dated J/11211.
'The Owi retured on the morning of the
•;• '2otb, haring on the night of Sunday, the
:15th, 'communicated • wLth Fort Caswell,
they were informed Fort Fisher had been
Imptured, and they at Fort Caswellwere to
' iurrender the .Several Other
-.tempera were about to leave here when the
Owl returned. - Upon the' receipt of the In
fanned= by tho Owl bnelness was nearly
,amspended,
_end.had they known the Islands
'Were to tam twenty; font hours there
. could hardly have- been greater consterna
'Lion. The blockade-runuers and their ald
ers feel that their doom is sealed."
The Irim Lake Superior. •
• '': The folloying' kbows the rise•and Pro
, Ervin of ibis lui u 1.41c.e Supciuke ;c•
prewar:lt awliti9ning Arai f.hlll
- Ed in rot;eileg: title eihtliits a.
• • complete stueultiry of shipaicat to tho pres
1063.
Vim Pores EFCI:CLICAL rst FRANCE,—
Thio Ptah 31oailiar publishes the de
crees Which declare the Bishop of Moulins
and the -Cardirell Archbishop of Besancon
guilty of arfabuse of ecclosiastieal authority
in regard to the publication:. of the Encyc
lical. - The Moniterr' Mao states' that the
%ƒ
. 6 ..
,
Emperor bas instructed the foreign minis
' ter tocomplain to the Papal government of
- • the letters addkessed by the Nuncio to the
Bishop of Orleans and the Bishop of. Pole
:- tlerb,.and whichh-aro declared' to have co.
attuned in themselves en infraction `of: in
i )
tenuttional and , of , the pablle layr-o
Tun news of the - evacuation of Charles
ton; and its occupation by:our forces, was
received witlimuch enthusinsuiby both the
Ohio and Indiana legialatures., At Colum
bia- the House gore free utterance to.the
joy the good news inspired, 'cheered,. shout
isdi and 'sang "John BrOwn" and "Rally
round theirlag"—rnethbersimessina boys.
Lend spectators, both civil and . .oillltaty, jOin:
tho t- -
- r ''tirkateBo6
Y! "#. rThlof3 fir a Er ato
tti
mi. Thu
been anima ,
elan
gentleman- cad to take place
alliance ' which
le
announced
In the lona
at an' early gay, wall ay 9
ipetwonted NOON! gL
...or s ,
'Pa Rebel I.oae.
Gross tom; Gross tune Totia
. of Ore. of Pig iron• Value.
11,401 77,713
26,162.;-.:207,47 6
- 61.036 , 1,611 21.0A2
1116,995, 66,630. ,
•6,003 131,49 G
. 4540 7,970 402 101
.125,000 2,M1 1, 90 , 1
.212,000 12,951 200 OW
..... ...-y - 3u.::. _.
A ET .w IS4MISLING Tilolgt3l.lTg.
Eltranstaishitalaitii the starch out of the
ttiffest, sauciest; nolsest and most insolent
of the rebels, and,' as matters now . stand,
tiieraresu./a.t" 4ga_tc4l......Thar e.% s !hwer awl
the only vrordthat can ha applied to their
condition, to long as they persist in, main
taining the attitude or enemies to the gem ,
ernmbrit, or in a refttsal to . submit. loyally
and cheerfully to its Just and benign au
thorily. Their ztatur is in their'on:n, keep
ing. They can be free citizens if they
choose, by Eimply returning to the snag!.
nneethey Madly renounced fair years ago;
or they can, if they prefer it, persist in their
hostility, and thereby render themselves
outliers and bandits,-. and take the conse
quences; or they. may expatriate themselves
if They don't choose either tliesh condi.,
tions; but Independent they, cannot bo, so.
long as they continuetipon'tH territory over
wbidi 4 , 9 ...... As6g9 ll ce_ ntOro wayeS
tiiumpb. . - •
It bran old - saying thaVu.,idversity keeps'
a dcai.iehiA foam In no
other ;/,. and never did 6 whole people rind
ire the truth of that old saw so fearfully as
theca Of the .13enth; but titelesson be
well learned; and - iery soon they
themselve s to be_ liembler wiser and better
than:
men we' over.-hoped-they could ~ be;
They have lost their slaveii.their"conatty .
is desolated . ; ..... cire'redireed to poporty ;
thousands of - their poople' hate been idairti,
their loud swept thci bosom of &Aim- -
lion; yet fearful as. ticelr , calamities Moro
been, they will "ttitlinately, ho the gainers bY
them.. truer, healthier and: more iigo.r. ,
errs 11th will ho theirs but hoW dealt-seated ,
. and deadli, Must have been the moral end
political • dia:Use winch required ' such. a•
•. • •
remedy I
!Alto hell • beint pride out of which We're:
bullion sprung,,:and which , still koepe the
rebel gag afloat rater the can...a it represents ,
la utterly_hopeless, was the legitimate off;
-springer thatbrubsirousinstittition to Which '
the SOlathroll3 clung, so Icing and soteni
densely. The.nialitionief elaveryleaveitlat
prlde *Merit its natural raiment, sad of
Oottlae it must die. 'Worker ataxic IS now
the alternative before theists, haughty birds
of troops of bondman; and either' workor
hunger will soon bring them to their proper
level, The inemomide laws of nature are
quite adequate to theivork of attligati!m;
and so long as they operates ourgcrremment
_can afford to be lenient and ()Tap generous
I towards its overpowered . enemies, De-
prived of slaves, they, wßibe etmstrsdned to
become just wbatme are, friends of libcrty,.
equal rights -and republican institutions;
and if old animosities should still nuilde in
their.hearts they_ can done seriousntischief.
-We . ce.n afford toleave them to the soften
ing iniliencesOftinie, andOf social, religions
and commercial intercourse. ,
Every thoughtful mind must be eanek
with the coincidence-them luts been between
the success of our arms in this war'against
rebellion, and the work of emancipation.
-Al first we tried to restore the Union and
at the same time preserve illaverY from
harm.' It Was proclaimed to the world that
our quarrel was with rebellion, but not with
slavery—that - We Were not fighting for the
negro; and to attestour faith by our works,
"fugitivenfroin labor" were returned "even
to rebel owners by our military officers. It
was ;while we were -on 'that tack thatthe
battle of Bull Run, the Peninsular Cam.-
palm and , many other disasterA befel us.
We gained some victories, to be sure, bat
made no progress. The proclamation of
emancipation was at length bested, bat only
as ti,'"war measure.," . - Then we began to do
a little better, and gained some solid Ad
vantages, but at terrible cost. By de
grees, however, 'the negro began to be
better appreciated, and fram '.'contraliami"
- be rase_ to the dignity of a soldier; and si
lliest simultaneously the Mississippi was
delivered from its bonds by - the .capture
of Vicksburg and Port lludson. Ia
1864;the - National Convention at
_Baltimore decreed the total ;abolition of
slavery by a constitutional amendment; and
about the Maio time l3 nnaT and SIIIS.R3IAN
organ Unix . greaLcampaigns; but it wan not
until the wholeAmMite,. on thel3lllOf No
vember, ratite& that . great decree, that
Heaven blessed 'our arms with such sue,
_ceases tut put the 'vault .bejond donbt or
peradventure. And finally Coot Tess rated
for Chat great Constitutional amendment.
From that moment• the strength, of the . .re.
hellion imams to hale Withered away to
nothing; for Its-hosts haye be.% eying like
frightened.slikeP before - our 'advancing eol
untns. It ISCCaIaaS g,POD gliTa us a work
to do, and.thrit done, 'be will give us rest.
Slowly and reluctantly the government en
tered, upon_ it, at drat only , as .a means to
what wasour 'chief end; Ind by degrees it
was taught that it was-the chief end; and
that attained, our original end canie as a
_ruattir of course, as a natural, univoldabla
concomitant. In our experience-the great
/11;* "rtaST VMS, TWEX pn.teiti.ntn" has
.
asserted its power. • .
I.leutcnani Cushing's Perforastnees;
-The Inostr.extmordttlary. - and successful
feat of personal daring during the war, Was
that of Licut. Cushing, in,einkle,g the rebel
rare Albemarle with a torpedo. The story
that be told of sinking the vessel when he
made his way to our lines, was Inered.ible,
and no one believed it until the rebel an-,
counts confirmed it. Lieut. Cushing be
came famous, and has seemed intent ever
since upon keeping'up his reputation., The
following. is en extract of a letter, dated at .
Fort Fiaher, Feb. 14, and published ht the
New York Tritms::
" Thdrisin hero of the navy , Lieutenant
Cushing., contlnues to astonish the rebels,
as well as our own forces, by his acts of
daring and OWL A few nights *tee, in his
'light canoe,' he rowed around and up a
creel; leading from Falls Inlet to a presum
ing little borough named Charlotte. This
had been the general deptit of supply for the
garrison at . Fort Anderson, l'he dashing
Lieutenant entered the ton - a late in the
up' rte. Mayor, 31151MICIIICA
ll' 11 er the Conttinot C.nuri I, and propped
, nve tt.u.alry day light Isis cow talons of
C./UhI:EC.
'He ordered breakfast for himself and
, staff oMcers to be ready by 4 o'clock, which ,
Was promised by the city godfathers, who,
with the Most cheerful alacrity had sur
. rendered the town, under the supposition
that Cushing had 4,000 or 6,000 men otitis
heels." : Ho burned a large warehouae, filled
with rebel commisary stores, loaded some
eighty bales. of, cotton on fiats lying along
shore, had his.earsmell float 10 down to the
ocean waters, when the dashing Lieuten
mat,- with cotton prize -money m his eye,
formally seized it fir and in behalf of the
' bravo tare whom he bad induced to aceom
pony him:
"On Friday night ho rowed up to Wil
mington, circumnavigated all its wharves,
boats, &c, anti then rowed back to his ship,
passing all their forts and batteries entirely.
unobserved. Again on Satarday night ho
rowed tip to the obstructions across the riv
er ha front of. Fort Anderson, took a dellis
crate and accurate survey of- the same, their
location; and the plan of their construction.
While skipping about upon the heads of the
piles (it being dead low water) he heard
cheering and other declamatory exercises
going on within the fort. . -
"Leaving his boat in the narrow armee:left
for the passage of vessels, ho quietly ap-
preached-the fort while the sentries' atten
tion was turned, "as was hls, to an out-door'
speech being. delivered by 'Bragg to the
rebel tpdvisms.- .Listooteg - his heart',
content4 - -les commenced his return, when
his presence was discovered,,and several
-yellers ormusla3trywore firedat idm loth,
'Muinfier *llOl4 inpe,"Parir,..
inesicardibileldlAciakluglik icLtic:Axio re
connoissance from our 4a f antry Hue on'the
other side, opened fire ui)oh our men, as
stated above. Coshing returned safely to
the shipi," . to ,receive again the congratula
.l4ol9 of Jilt voandso. ;,
PIUD Lac rroricEs.
tar U. a
x-30- Imo) W'
.
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Ilv_autherity .Ul' the &tenter? of the Treasury,
the tutais!gire,l . need aanunett - the chneral 40,
' a c OS i ni Aglne, [or the ilae or. vuilfd E't"
Treniury Noted; be:inlrer semi aid: three tenths
per cent. tatensatiper*era, knee lzi &nth.
...
BIMMRTY LOAN.
Nikei litiaid . tindi;i'• ate of Asinist tats,
and ire payable ttttee le e4 ll from that time,
in timier, QV azOeonierttble at the option of ttui
. . .
' holdie Into • -
U. & 320 Six Per Cent --
GOLD'`., IMAILING 130=04
.Th 9" , toncl.!Likre taw vrortka:yroodam of Moe
oeetorling iroldinieMer: from November,
•vibleu rules Mewled priorli on the' vaso loon, at :
por .
eesi.:per ammo, iMbleo aemoptirMfrolo ask
,'sad " e " ci P 44 .!‘" 21 11 14 , WA" "Qda Wm. . e . to IV'et
Per. met rt4 ae to rd l o g t ik illes 4 6 AWei ea other . :
ProPertr• ?ht tamest ItyMobbvierat•ennoilly
. by:_eorifmaii'affsairt To each Mgt., Mlifoli may be
00 4 4 any tiak or. booker.
One 'caest par day on , $5O Elite.
MOW
II:=113
" .. " siooo
ssaoo 4.
air all the deaoranatlclis sunset will be
pitimptty ftsztatubed updPrecelpt of iubserlpttcsa.
TIM ONLY LO.Alt iN 'MA=
nivei tagged attired hy thei3kivezament, aad it la
confidently expected that item:peeler advantage's
wlll m~lca it the
Great Popular Loan of the People.
. Less thus trxe,o2o,ooo remain unsold, which will
probably be dorfansed of within the nextao or 90
dam when the notes will undoubtedly commend a
soenthuri; ashes uniformly been the ease en eosins
the subsetiptiosui to other Loan.
In order thit the 'eitlrebi of every town ant
section of the eotintry , may be afforded facilities
for taking tit loan. Ike Natioaa Stew
Banks, and Pylvidelleakere throusitent the roue
try here fellera sigma to receive ilibsertytioue
at par. 13nbeeribers will select their own &genie,
in whom the have clinflrietwe, and who only are
to be responsible forthe delivery of the notes for
which they incisive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Sulzeriptiou Agent. Philadelphia
,Sabeeriptions will be recelvel by the
TM Nation! rut. Mlatrati.,
Scout/ " •
Tlttri ,
t'a" " •
Faroe Laren Mina Oak. ruwesr. hi
maul% NeUntal Bank el: Oman% "
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Indensam
ring!" iii* .a l t
Ileituudes
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telfaaduri
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0/IPICI on TEA dlnatanerr .TALLIT.B. B. 00.1
ptttabura February t WIC '
r-aredinellnilL MELT 6.-111 AtC0111).
11=9" ANCE with the provision of the Mutat.
ead the Suppletnestte, the General Neat.
lager the atockholdere of the Alltsbeny 11h/ley.
Railroad COmpaniorMletheti at the aloe of the
Compy, corner of Weablli sad .Pike @taste,
In th City of Pills
ON TUESDAY. SliTh day ' of. YE81217/I.BT,
at eleven (Pelmet a. M.. to receive the ilePart of the .
Arealdelit and Managua, to cleat Managers ten the
cm Wag year. sod tratiact rub other bualsume se
may be presented. By order of the Bonze.
Setlmeod - R. C. OR R, Soe. t Tress;
Atrtmtrir r NATIONAL MILIINL
PITSANVIZON, JAM MIN& -
Ilar r All IMLEOTKOR POE NILES DR
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Mrs •Fda. a ll:7 OP he tORM. tae
between the boars opin and o'clock pp ..a
aisle S. W.,COOR. Meta.
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0.E01.10P. A. P.iitULY, Cas tr.. .
This That laid:tea The accotuda of Banks, Bank.
eta andutheaas. .
Government Securltles of all Uth, bought and
sold at du rim:a - rates.
As SPEULAI. AGENT of Jag Cooke,adbax . ipi.
throswill be teosived for the .
Popular '7-30 Loan,
thin loan now being nbstothell at the tate of
teocsoo.<::Kwa r•er
and weloczonvertible into. aro-twenty_ ride
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CENT.' It commends Its elffor its superior &Oran
' bagel to all who sea a tale and proatabla tisioW
Liberal commissions on tilts loan will be alloWest
to si.o dealers la Oovernixisot aconities.
.SPECIAL NOTICE.' -•
FOURTH NITIONAL BANK;
cfmmAntene Depos#sery,.
PITTSBURGH, Yeeeuary na„ tars
nazi I. 114iOrtiia to reeitiriniitter,
PAYABLE ATIO DBE NOTICE;
(AfteP 80 Days.)
Bearing 6 . Ber .Cent. Intarest,
AND PERM sirimTus WITH
HON. P. E. SPINNER'I3i
(U. H. TREASURER) .
anTiniAirE
It Is hoped that this. NSW AND DISSIRADIX
immurement will meet with the favor of the entire
eommunity,• and es the advantageot 'obtaining sin
per vest. re t e lle P rN= bc i r o mousy
will to obtained for the Gosernatent. . •
ILIIBB OTONNEB„ President.
s. D. lIER.RON, Cashier,
" • $l.OO "
$5OO
THE ALLEGHENY COUNTY &DUI
IIATTONAL ASSO(7IAIION, held a
SPECIAL XEETIIt(I - la the UNITED PEES.
SITERIAN 011UR011, Bllththlttthl VC ea
FRllaI 2.lr£X/riG, th e 14 th bat , oommenclas
at 734 o'clock.
Ile Rey S. B. on* use B. B. ct!lizugma,
will address tb• weetteg. • ,
The Regalat Bleathlr Meeting unit* held ea
- 821.11.TDAY, the lath last, In the VDU BTH
WARD YUBLIO SCROOL 1101JSZ, oomzetaelag
at 1% a. at.
murals
Talrdittorl Adana,. b See. S. Findley; In,
*fiord Addrese, by Fret Monroe; question Ala
Dlseoastan: ..Sbeuld the MU now before the Legg
felatore, for the essence; or a new Motility Sup br.
lotto , ends Direr[, be poised." To be *penal by
A. T. Doutbett,txxty buyerbalendtaX
JINMAII COMES;
tenaturi Secretary Ex. Mom.
TRUTH, Won FOR WORM—TEST;
TOUR. OWN .111DOSIftsdia.i
Cratdock t'ect..--Clarrs: rata satlaftelof thsm*-Its
of INTIAN HEMP: It lots raised me from the
`NUM.'" a* It were, whets VONSUMPTION So
nearly Owed me. Tour Syrup, Pills -sod Olat•
meet bee "done for are what Maltby else did or
tool& do—resimed me to 'health awl life, when L
Tad reslyabi =THIN to the - .mortal cloture."
closed is eto for soother Sooty._
_Tours. •
• WILLUX Z SNOWN.
•Ntouttoiro.Llttoola.lllaloe, May tom.
.The above is verbal um end but one of the natty
we receive. Dr.
R. JAILVS , DANNAHULS
CONSUMPTIONy remedy that will posittvely Sure
. AsTIINLA sod BRONCRITIN.
We ask: Um trial of a slay)* bottle, as lt wW eel.
!My the most skeptical. ft IA per batle. Time
bottles, OAS 110. P/111 sad Olottieot, el 13 each.
ACCredw • CRADDOCK. It 004
tOA Ran street PldladOphla. •
fel 112serwItAvid . aeoarir;"
1/ALUABLE -
" -OLI; PIIOPERTY.
' Save:al. tgacta of laud. believed In eseetlese
Oil territory, located co Ylabing_ereek ant ita
ataxic; Wetzel county, Won
.agoonturo roorasyr vats* •
"West li'lrginia 011 Campanv.".
Are sewed QM sale on tseirrabfo Unto. Apto to
.T. B. 1111131 LY, * ,
fettlw • 4fe.4t rikiiith
LE - crtrßE.
dt -00T1 *F ~o e
BY REV: J. W. BAIN
Of Osanoubszt.
.
ream masa. runny sue. wis.l
SURTO:IT—The Price sob 'hats qf
Tickets IS wilts. Lorton to cesium* 44
! Tr< il qseq . . EW tar Ltbra4 for tho Saillooth Saitolol 1:4
that 6th V. P. Übureh.
WOOL
ALIZANDEB MUM& SONS
• itm:Occuning Thais New Stores; "
20 4 n Naas rims ft, aid It 1$ kali IL:
PffiLADSLPffiA. t• •
• , ,
. . .
Hating been thirty years in tie tende,ami know
ing nll. too manufacture:aft this vicinity. would
'solicit' conaignme ate of WOOL, WOOLEN
,TAHNItt, and COTTON YAlited, sad mill maks
CASH adenoma, if desired, of all iliipmente, at
the elle of sM, per cent. per annum. fentnnid
Te,/,IT.IIRTBE
OA . =lv=
LANES'S.
161- Natliat'street.
ATWOOD, RALSTON & CO.. '
Mannfarlartra "and ConnnlniokXerohants;
CARPETINGS,
Oil Cloths, .ffatlings, Rugs, Se:
No. 619 CRESTUIIT STREET,
fell22m ' ILIAELPNII
Ell i I irEVEMES OE
sirmaabuitii ! : the tactuut
PROF. =VS MAGNETIC OIIr
,To the only reliable cure Air
Rheumatism. NewralictetOld floras, aid
Yalu, or au winds.
/Still xeldatlbe old prim . of 26 cents 'per bottle
SIMON JOHNSTON. Sele.Agene,
left ,enr. Sinsthtlete and 4th eth
s.
4(11.74T UK 'llll4 riii;N'Ll::lZi9i!lt.lNel:
AtiL WELISIiIIidTON //iStIIt4NUE CJJ.,
AEA Broker In Stocks, Bonds and Beal Estate,.
CIOVERNMENT 'BTOIIES' AT ATM.,
TION.--TtfESDAY blonmscp, Feb. Unit, al
10 deleck, ny older of Capt. (leo. W. Murphy, U.
S. Vols., will be sold at the once of the Com hentry
of Subsistence, forcer Cl roan street and 000d000
alley, the fallowing U. S. condemned stone.
to bencis Mats Beef
117 pounds Hard Bread. .
Tertne.-Cnsb, Nab. '
lila A. /del LITAIVE, APo'r.
Fol Tiff BO OIC
Stat. a 5h141.1. HLA.CK •POUIC.EP fhP)Tra
containing aboet sls't and paper., among .Which"
'was a Certleente of. Depoelt for 930,00, drawn by
W. II Ni Son k derteen, of Philadelthla,
favor of Salm P.' %Vasco." Payment has been
'atbklaTklllll?o;l4.7Y7ol.ll^.WlTAl to
gr..
beehh, the money can be retained Mau co queettorn
mare. • . .felminventl.;
.14 if. LECKY 11, NOW 31AIi13,h7LC-
At (his shops) earner of GAY alley and BEATER
street, and tn WEBSTER at.. oppointe to the old
orphan Asylum( Allegheny; sal tut- the Coati are
'made out of the best tosterints,,would Welts the
public; to, glee him a call 'and examine thed; for
therselvss. - - fadtsolf
ICRPICII FLUTING,
FOR TRIMMING . iMESISE ; Sp '
dooe'in a wuretfotiannei Inj ury lif.thcftei °
OHO or
No, a 84.initstlie_—
---
I_IItODUCE .NOW RECEI GI.
2000.1bs prime Fr e sh Hall Battery .
tu& l
Fb si •
rob barge ret Ermileh Clover Seedy
Mr bush small Navy Harmer •
100 bush §lfialOpivi Mel, far mil. sr
GEO: L ENDLY, Cluthier
Of New York,
H rounnt
ntnustm WILDING
laurnorzu on. 'TOOLS,
'L'i'd" entr• r •ERTISEJMEXTS.
nATEE BELL
WILL CONTINUE
'9h6ix
RESCUED PRICES !
1222333
Fifth Street.
21 FIFTEISTREET.
S ° 2lPZl, l ;lrri=terat mPANTONS '
Soldiers' Portfolios;
Soldiere''Pooket Inket,mule,
Stationery of all Kinds,
• Gold Pena of Beet Make,
All the New ;Books,
}lagazillea for March,
Allthe bizeßooke, • .
School Ulm,
Photograiih Albuma,
Stationery Portfolio,
AT TUE OLD PRICE, CENTS.
JOHN P. mrrs,
rai Fir= Etr..N.Asoirio HALL.
OPERA SINGERS' LETTER,
. ' • IfEW Yosc, December,lB64.
MESSRS. sirtswar - - •
-Raving used your Planes for st:nee tune Is publia
and in navels, we desirete express our unqualified
admiration In regard to their merits. They are
chsracterired by a sonority, harmonious clamps
and roundness el tone, combined with on utound
leg prolostion of sound, most beautifully ld.nd.
(rep uER esmespportiag the rare, Is a degree that Mares
waking fo. be Wired. ,Indeini we have never met
with any instruments, not eves of the most eels.
hmted manufartnri-e of Europe, which hive gives'
as curb ENTIRE SATICIFACI rioter, especially se
• resards their eusrqualted qualities' for sorinapanyisir
the rein, end ileepting in tune for•ao loos a time, se
pine. Planes, and we therefore chwerful/y rebus
mend them before aft other, to . student* at roost
and the public generally.
!Max Mareteek,Dinsctar,'*.
R. Peaseinatilard, Tenor, CarositZudd, P.Troittuts
I'. Bellud, Baritone. E .
'V D'Aupt, ttutralto,
W. until Tenor. Jeanie an Zandt, Sops.
J. Weinlich, Basso, De &hello, Conduntor.
CERIUM OPERA SIXGREIS' LIDDISEMEI9I.
We "earthy amenr in the MO °Pinion of the
STEIN WAY SONS' Pianos, as expressed by the
singer* of the Italian Opers,and can only all that
in coosequenceof their wonderful capacity ( strap.
porting and Wading math* yoke, webrefer them,
wd two mother masa(' 1./wealth= a STEIN
WAY instrument eon be bad. We recommend
-them to 'St: students of vocal mos*, who dmlre •
in liable wows in the cultivstiou of the voles.
Carl Anshutz, HerthaJohanesen,
Earl Forams, Marla Frederld,
Jos. Bermasns, Pauline Canis's,
Flans Hicainor, I Isadore Lehman,
G. Tamar*.
iarsee agency of Steinway's Pianos, at
H. KGB= & BRO.,
Igf WOOD snuoiT.
Tam DALTOI
FAULELY
KNITTING MACHINE,
ITIZ CROWNING 17111:7NER
Knits lomat of t 0 Different finds of Ipptud.
♦ TARO OF PLAIN OR RIBBED WORK
M=!l=!e=le!
we taro mod.".fistterfoir teethnosiels from al
outs or the country testlryleg to their superlatity
for menuthaterten end Adaly pair:nen They ere
pertilierty adapted tar bearroleaSodetiesand
stitutioen • •
tscs4 tor Circulars alia SaMples. or cal and sat
item 1a oporatton..
WESTERN AGENCY:
Re. 27 Fifth Street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
fete ' IE.. A. CAUPPMIL.
jjsuon.uiltt
20 ban. Pilot. Rb Coffee, ,
11 p00k24 oldTiotentiaritt Ja °ante, _
ID hada Prime P. R. Sugar,
av
V/ do do Cubs do, • •
• - 10bbls Stands ed Crumbed do.
6 do Pondered do. -
20 do 21..12 1 ca11ut do, -
Do do }Aim ukoteo srior,
• 1011 - do - do e ' Floe do, • • •
21 'do Prima Now N. (I,lltotames,
do Sorgum Sirup,
Rive,
78 Ilitlrokests Y. N. sod OolOagr Teas,
ID do do - Englith Breakfast Ao
• 111: do do Choke Japan do: ' •
173 boxes • Meek Tota42o, 00opeu, Spun
Doll aid Mils.
• 10 bones Natural Leaf bacco Soft Proved,
BO'caddy bona" Spun Roll do do do,
• • 75 'do do yS(~S Navy do do do..
00 bbl. Oct Smoking do,
keg. Twist do do do,'
le batt Dbl. Extra flue Chewing . Tobtroo,
dell pound ones Extra Fine do do,
' 4do do Torkltb Smoklos,
Arriving ln stone nod for mile Ur
BAIRIIBc Perrox,
fe.l2 No. 112 nod 114 S.oond St.
TO DE CONVINCED, GALL A'i'
IdoCLEttruiNl3l3 AUCTION,
53 FIFTH STREET.
The entire stook setting at grakt reduction, em
11LANk,t.ib,
FLANNELS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
MEGLINOfIa,•
with 8; geuciel v rkty of DRY OOODS I. fIJS.
a 001:" XECI.oz, 131x..irtsim
TO OIL COMPANIES AND INDIVID
UALS•°WHOM WELLS.-
. - .
Tf4o deruua to colt OLLOOLIOO to a now
trumtly rot 1110 if, /.430 ut
. lea 11,e.tritiv, .onct ha vo kit !:101;
0.1 .1. . Ito
I•t,k ug !via h, , 1.+4 go , ' iut
tqat;t4; cl.triats; }'or falttti illttloulmr*n.l.lro.l
11. Y box 1410..Pcstoillie, Philadelphia, swing
loeacioh,,widtb, depth - Mad proximity to yloldlu
-wella;arid giving it general history of the proporty,
• _
• .Llttie Glass{ Rewittir IllsOktney
Frit* ONLY *a CO. Unsurpassed, far certatntF
reliability and grace in movement; and for-mai
worth it hos no rival. For simplicity, durability
and execution it to unequalled by any other cheap
machine heretofore offered to the publle, and noede
only to -be seen to he appreciated. It will hem,
quilt, tuck or bind. Oak and examine for Tout.
selvele Peg atilabliko Warranted.
. BiIIAES, Agent,
No. its THIRD St., opposite St, ()bailee Hotei,
COI , ISIONMEIiThi OF PlioDuca -
10.barreli.printo Rutter{
300 belies W , R. Cream Cheese; -
IV boxes Factory' MOM)
10 braids Pickets; • -
ba,rels prime Green Applesp
10 bbls. Wnite Perms; • ,
- bbls. pared Poaches; .
. 10 bbis. unpsred Penchei; . . -
Just r. eels ed scot for psis at MO Liberty strait.
'lOlB • POTTER, AMEN' It SHEPARD.
•• - Gum or dirvitausar„
TREAStrIIILIV/5 . 011 , 108, Feb.=llBo3. ;
-
ALL PERSONS .Wll.O ARE IN AR,
REARS to the Olty.of Allegheny for Ground
Bents and. Water 'Routs, by meter, measure., will
take notice that If said dues em not paid on or
before the FIRST OF DIA.BOII' catalog, their at.
counts' will be pieced in the hands o fithe City So:
lielt.nr for collo:Talon. D. hiAOFEARDif,
• fe=dw- -`•• • ' • " • Olty Treasurer.
VVALL .PAPERSI WALL' PAPERS 1
--Spring time iacoming; bottee cleaning time
to coming; WALL PAPAW?. HAVE 0031E1.
tramenee quantities of iiiagnilioent designs, olden
- will be open tot sale on or before the tot of Mirth.
rein . 81.WOortatroet, (olitataad )
F 181!•:: , ,
' 100 bbla Lake Trening; • t
. • 25 - -Nex No. Itnktreli — . t.
20bnla • " andido; • ._•• •
Just neouprd Andros tole bg - .
A LOAHOL--4 barrels rm.
6^EIt.TISE-9IEXTS
' FOCRTR NATIONAL EA...x. - 1
C. S. Gomy - am* DepOsinn,
.
Prrasuraou, Feb mw ad, 18135,
fL&VING BEEtf APPOMTED
Special .A.geuit
JAY COOKE,
11. S. Agent for the 1-30 Loan,
-
Ace offer this dealrahle forestesentin snips to snit,
purchasers. The notes aro trisurns of
$5O l $100,.5500, $l,OOO and $5,000.
Transferrable dug: 15lb, 1867,
FIVE-TWENTY GOLD 'BOND
ALT WoIIXI,
These iloileable lectifilles aro oaths Of, theme of
84>000,000 PER
,DAY,
AND IN A VERY SHORT TLX-E
WM be at Ez Preastans.'
Ari.To Banks, Makers, Brokers, Trast Qom
panics, Insetanc•
,Companies, aa4 all- wive' par-
it Liberal Commission Will bo_ Paid la Cult.
It la hoped every. one williarest In tDIN bled,
&mixable, ante and peontableneescity. -
iMtS O'CONNOR, ftsident.
8, D. fl BON, .ftdder
lILE GREAT Pt!
HEMAPANAXA.
. .
blocs the latroduellon ef medicine. tie wisrfn .1
.disease has perhaps been the subject of more se-
Maus and mientide consideration be the most
learned of the proftsalan then any other connected
with the bras of the Great Creator; not a Amhara
oomended that all diseases have their origin In the
stomach; others, the solids of the body; Men
again, and by far the greatest number, contend lad
reason the be /MOOD itielf is the very fountain of
life—that if ft beeonlee lmpare,then diseassla Its
Worst forms—Serofnin, Cancer, Ulcer, Srar appelui
Ann Indeed, experience in treating thin clangor din.
mires by purifying the blocsi and thereey electing
their eradrattral 04 cure, prove this to re the
"correct theory: suit f4g upon which theory, the med
icine now imown be trawarairaita, was composed
and brought Bk. Meetly, producing the most grab.
Using matte.
• It. use soon exercises each a mastery over
SOBOrIILA, I.IIATEILATIONS, PIMPLES eal
•
TIC-FACIE, TETTER„ SALT RHEUM,
=vat COMPLAINT LOSS as
APPETITE, Dyspimun,
=AL DEBILITY, • '
as to give; from the time It in first tahem,Cticour.
.agroperit to the patient, by making both seen and
&ROAD good It is about to acoomplish. It was
thoughtl.est to put it up in bottles at Coe. and sl.oe
ewe,—as many persons are disposed to try an arm
' eta but are often deferral at the expense,—eo the
trial here can be made at a moderate outlay, and
satisfy the porchaser that .the.* article is
what la claimed fee IV to be, yin r the greatest
111•1.711 creme Wm. brought before the pee le.
.Dellesteremales will dud in it tae metunuis they .
- •
What the pane may font some Ides of Itl pears
liar =native merits, we antdoirta UM of thaprincl
pal articles of which it ia composed, with ail°.
amcription of the uses and adaptation of °eclat
ken from the highest authority mown to mace
ame.
• • • .110SDHULS sAasazAlu.l.4
Is noel with n benethdal affect in uses of Minnie
tinny lictofulotts Alfectiotug, Cutaneous Diseases
and otintr depraved conditions of health. •
DAIMELION
, . . _ ._
In toitle, Montle sad aperient /I Du a . peat*
action upon the firer, exciting it when languid, la
secretton. It has be much used in Gerstuteti ill
dinecacs of the ditiestire *rims'? - , , •
IODIDE: POTASSIUM.
There me few diseases.% which lass not peeved
beneficial ; It 1$ used In scrottamis direetions with
greet benalitt it hes also been used wit/Lomeli SOIN
oeolu treatment for Inessunstlon of the E7s II
generally lantAaelaP. end dm",
z.dritivi)rit , rr.oßiErur -
a:rect
ossa.Amass M
to i it t l ; highly I.strigocating la
Is espedally Saleable la Muse St Senguls mid
Rheumatism.
cziumo,tras raowsxs
Me WlTabtageowdy toted to alai Eafeebtat
but 141 e especially applicable to awes of
agesetal Debility with Weak appetite.
. .
YEZEREON BAIL -
It sets Isvohbly as ea alterative In Chroeln 11:S.
feeticum, Chionie -Sheumatime and obstinate Di•
•
The Dal/Idea of the formula la withheld as a Tung
tertian imalost trend. - . •
For sale by
* • SIIEON 101INSTON,
von. SMITHFIELD & FOURTH STI3,
Pittsbtunly .
. _
SIP , Ask ysear Physician hm opinion
- ot the abore recipe. -d etainee
DONOT ALLOW YOUR CQL D. TO
t the its own comas. Two-third. of the vie.
tire.' of Consumption ewe-Peir afflictions - to the
fatal mistake of "walUng for a cough to get well
itself:* if you would avoid this error, avail your.
self at once of Dn. JAYNES , FOLPLOTORA.NT,
which will ears you promptly and effectually, and
which, for thirty years has maintained its relian
t/on as a pertain remedy for all Coughs and Colds.
Carel' softie or the evidence: • . •
Lieutenant Colonel Lours WitneXu, now In 'corn.
wand of Camp WC.ll.Petin,ol l etim HMI; Pa.,
writes t "•
For Coughs, Colds, tic,, - the Expectorant ltu al.•
ways provrd a certain cure. • .
hiu. J. BI.CILL, of Hebron , N.H., says : •
I won troubled for two years with a sovereCourth
end Pain in my Len i Alter coasultlite the
bent physicians within reach, with no effect, I was
eventually. restored to good health by, the ass of
Dr.Jayenis Expectorant. • •
WRISTIMR. Of New York, writes:
Tont Expectorant hie entirely relieved me or a
very painful Cough, r.ocompecied with .a *ore
OODUEOS,
or .telbuurne, mite.: • .
to il.nrel,ul,.rre of vxpo,ur,, NrhUal - lionte , ,
ermi,ctrti tr. CV: re COM. eVeq . .lloll,l,,ttieS
on y After 1,1114 I.evcret! 11,1 A, xvit.!:—
cut ztt op, INV. Cyta•geZcir cum.] by, your ExpC.,
toloct. • • ,
lieV. lir. Dowmwo, of NeW York, wines: '
From my own experience, I bailee° the Expecte.
rant to be one of the bast remedies for Cough, and
• •
Mr. 7.0. Taxies., New Libert.llln4 writes:
• Last FaU, while a refugee from Kentucky, I
contrected a Severe Cold, which sertotuily threat.
noes my Lung'. -The accompanying Cough was so
constant ,I. could obtain but little rest, day or
night, altnough I tried several palliatives ;which
were recommended to me. Ono bottle of the Es.
'plotorant. however, broke up my Cough linmedi.
otely, restoring my health completely in slew days..
NIL- O. T. POoerri.. Superintendent of Akron
Schools, Ohio. writes: •
In three days the Expectorant cured me of a bon
standing and troublesome Cough. •
Agent. Pittaborgh, B. L. - VAIINESTOCK
CO.; In Allegheny City, PARK rs. BRILL, and
'FßiiD'li W. 11114 sold by Druggists
generally. fanatwar
.
YL~ aura,
fiu and. Steam Pitting,
alfles branches , carefolly attended to, by cape
tiencedretlcal =Oaken. IL tine onsartortat J
• ' 114211 5117ar i 1 ' 512.
W
COnataatly on hand andnido to Na,,
TATS &SEVELLE,
No.Be FEDEILL4 STEM', Allceman
- 'And . IsILLWar
_ , . fiI,ZZIIIIISIT ti r ATIOX44. BAIKA s
. j.
_, Presenunon, web. e, 1
THE. DIREC'rORB -OF _ TOM B.& K
I.•tivre 4244•447 neotereni a art/lend pi TIRES
-VEX OENT4 as the Clail, e tnelr, out of t ear* ,
.top of . ..the Artenr to Jen an , v... tasty
payable on e after e 1113 lent( IfeeeptiCkir
emment ten. - - J. W. QOM, Onakier. - '
lirlhvidenn uly. e:will",he;entter ybiemlarod la SIM.
1
01'.'-----
02 itgEt3 AND A.PPLEtk—Received
P
this eay, I car load Peach BlaliPotaLoadi;
loadctr.ea Appla. • . _
- - li. a. Tear woo.
Jl•Err in PERTISIE.RIEXTS.
FLOSPF,CTUS OP THE
Pacific Refining Company,
OF ITITSBUF.GIC, PA.
MEiiii
Capital Stock,
- 7
." :$lOO,OOO.
22,000 SHARES; SS•EACH.
Subscribers Not Persoully :Liable.
. ,
• It ts propelled by , the sabetribers to thie to form
. a Company under the Minim sag itenufeeth
Law. of Pennsylvania, with a Capital ef MOOD,
for the purpose of buying Onale Petroloon at the
wells,,or strittebtirgh, Easton awl &Mug Sale%
For this t h arn=p=ty t mg e tes
_tre
rPrut . ft Pitt , whiph has been ran
suacesifally for the NA two 'yeass by Mem!.
Blower, Burk* C10.,0f hilt city. • ' • - •
DESGII4IIOII OP `TEE lIRIORTY
_ • •
, She Pacific Oil ,Works Wonted ea the Alio-
Vittco ßhe sfkly am illtli a gt= al Arbt l alVf:ti i i;
of brick and constructed Ina thorough and work ,
manlike' manner. They here been rebulltvrtthin:
the put twelve months, and everything to in pen
feet repair. , A sub dentist briolewerehouse tf oom
neeted with the Refinery, with erlerp teller capa
ble Of storing aver 2,010 Wells of Steened oil,
Wcoden Tanks wider ground , holding nearly 6,000
IM M2iM=l
Capneity: GOO Barreh Refined Oil 'Per ifock,
(IN NOUND 'NNMEINRS.)
. .
A Worthington Steam Pump in Oa liallaeryi" also
one at the dret; with tubing from river to works,
ping Crud* Oilin bulk; Ample AZtotor and
f 4 r tili m g - Paris.. To gaard against lire, blank brick -
walla separate the different departments.
All the machinery le new, and with the storage
capacity both for Crude and Relined Oil, the farce ,
- able locrility,having the riYer rattreed at °rm.
maid—this may be ranked= one of Omitted pen,
feet Oil Refineries in the world. • " • •
• The' present owner will waver this property,
Including the Refinery, with• land In fee simple.;
(tee - feet on Butler street, by 120 to Pine Ailey, to
the company for the sum of- 1116,000. . •
Anorreseplati of the property accompanies each
bookof subscription. • • • •
The BUM= which has attended the prosecution
orehis branch of the Oil Trade has not estaped the
solace of all entering minds, and it is deemed
superfluous to urge any argument that would go
to prove how a company by laying in a large stock
of Urude Oil when it is low, reinmg it and holding
the Relined until the price is profitably' remunera
tive, can 'pay a dividend annually of 40 to Pa per
cent. It should be observed that the.compsny,
after paying for their pro per ty will hive .4 cash
working ruse of ded,ooo. This can easily beturned
over three times each
.year, and it is believed
that with. good m auagement the Company wilt he
able to declare a quarterly dividend of 10 par cent.,
and that there is no better or safer investment for
capital than. In the stock of this Company. For
prodts, Bank Instialooe, Rallrowl, and ores Geld
Mining Stock', are left far behind, and the risk Is
Ur. Richard Sill, a gentleman of long experience,
both as a refiner and dealer In Oil, will, if desired,
personally superintend the business of the Cam.
play. P. .
_Attached is value ificate from Kr.. A.. T. Schmidt,
Showing the of the Refinery. es near, as It
can he estimated by one Of-the most experienced .
and eincessful of Refiners . . .
PrrraUrnori, Pea fithi
• By request, I have mszle-a careful estimate of
the Reenery called the-PROMO 0/I. WORKS.
sand It With ' nat least (WOOS) Fifty Thou
le present high price of ma
terials, it would probably costa much huger su
to construct a Reentry-1n ail respects as perfect as,
this one. AUGUSTUS T. SGELR.IDT,• •
Superintendent of the Ardeseo 011 Works.
Meal:pore Or.rtificate la given to satisfy persons
who may. intut -In the stock of this tiompaly,--
that -all who 'subscribe are on as equal rooting,
and elle to prove that the value Ls really tattle
p re }tooks of subscription
to the Capital Stook of ,
the Cempluty are now open at -
NoICWTA3I33ITMMCA-13.
OFFICE OF GEORGE W. DILWOR'III,
up swozno STB,iET
OFFICE OF BREWER, BURKE &
DIIQUESIfE WAY. esi; kuteoek 8 teteL
iIZE3
SECOND NATIONAL BANS or PITYSI9IIOO,
veemßllfD up uncir mum. ,
. . ,
Twenty 'per eat t\o be pakiinzt tsyo . Atter sub.:
ecription Is made, to
t. pmmoN,
CcthietSaind National Batily Pittiburzh,
THWVILER,.pro to
The balsnectin installinchts satieeded by the Com.
• Persons reiddirrg in the country desiring to sub
scribe, will have their orders promptly attended Co
by addressing any of the aboveperttes. .
JA3LES BOW• 1% .
130 Wood Street,.
Noce.,
ISANUFACTIIIIER CIY
ThI?ROVED BORING TOOLI,
Sinking' 0 11, Salt and ether Wells.
Tool, warranted ands of the very last XliNtLiA
• .AND LOW MOON WOK •
W/CLLlionieas resmeriED
7-Icrocresst, Cwals , 3Pslooter,
such ankles Is iiecttirtry to otooduot opera
. Hon., vit:
A NVTLK, lIATUTIETS,
1110.L(PA'S, , SAW
E‘l,." :II IA El',
11A '
1 , ILO VEL.S, I PLANES,
PIONS, - • LEJAL,I9, .
ROPE, LEATHEER, , AND
• .
mszacerrav cw, .320.,
All of width I UT* constantly la *tors.
49.4.1122411 a
NOTICE TO OWNERS - OF • .
DRAYS, HACKS; &o, •
Notice Is hereby Steatite ell 'owners 'of Dray',
Carts, Carriages, Putgles,, whether resident or
non-resident la the City o Pit lce.,
tsburglato pay their
Licensee at the Treasurer's 'onlie of the cay of
P"Aisburgh, forthwith, la accordance with se Act
Of Amembly,epproved March 30, 1860, and an Ordi.
Emcee, of the Council, of the City of Pittsburgh,
passed April 10, 1910. -
..All Licenses -not paid on or biter. May t5, - -1505,
will be placed fa the hands of .the Chief of Polfce
for cellectitm, subject to his tee of 10 cents for the
~71-leetwiathereof, end- all person. who neglect or
io lake out ,Lieenses will be subject ton.
s.s recovered before the Mayor, double.
penelty, to , • - .
the amount of tbe • •
• The old metal plates *Mr/ ;atilt be
returned at the time Licenses 310 tsken colt, or pay
BATES or LICENSE.
Emboss horse vehicle,' ' 7 &) ,
. 'Each two horse o- • - 12 03 .
Each four horse. ' 15 go '
- Each two horse hack ' 15 go
Omnibuses sod Tlmbor Vrh.sla drawn. by two
horses, t,lghteso dollars each. -For each ad,lltionat
bone na In an 01 thesis:me Te.hlcles one dollar.
Frrrsairiorr, February
1021, ferhtt '
-113.&AG CRA3OII ' -
' ' ' SAW 1114.
AND BARGE YARD
Craig Street, diAleakeny. •
_ .
r oori
NEw • • , -
Silk - lit-C I for 1565,t
A NEW AND. GREAT INVENTION IN HOOi.,ISIDIR . i
TEE DUPI I'X ELLIPTIC„ -
Or Douole S9Ol - Springl
WEST, RII/IDLBY
tiara 1 f 'o. wrviy
97. asasisbers Street"...VCit-IrOal
Are the owners of thle patent sad exclusive kunui
factures of thit; J. W. BRADLEY'S PATERZEIIi
DUPLEX IM.LIPTICSTE.ELSPBSBO SHIRTS.
This Invention
.consists of Duplex (or two!
fie Steel Springs, incenlously braided tightly and:
ftriblytegotiwt, - mice to edgronalticul thelontliest4i
=Olt cbut le, flexible aed durable sprint ever used,
wattling 1011111111 Cf Ail consequence 'of its gresti
elasticity and flexibleness, to plate and fold the;
aklrt.whca in use as easily and with the same
venlencires a silk or muslin dress.- It ettilmly
steles and µknees the only .objectiens hoop
starts. sit: theartUOYarlre to the wearer as well sl
the publiej'espeeially.ln crowded assemblies, °en
Negro, railroadears. church peco s orin any *mrd&
. plsee, from the ditrleulty of contractlissJoem Ls:
oecopy st , ,sosell spice: Thls entire/removes the
dlilloolty while Osier the skirt thousush.fell
symmetrical forte, and Ls the 'lightest tad most
stylish mud . graceful *pauses* for thalstreet,l
lepers, preowned& or house drew. A lady hart
eoloyed the pleasure. comfort and genet eons
ewe of westing the Duplex Elliptto Sprth e Ski .
for a single day,will never afterwarxellitotlyi
dispense with thelllo 'of theta. They are the bon,
quality In every part, and by far the llgoteat, mat
durable, comfortable and economical skirt mach
,;
Merchants will be supplied as above, and •by
here; and ladles in romt ilreheisse retail stores till
thiseltroughotit the different States. .
ulrefor the .• •-.-
DEPLEZELJAPTIO SPRING 84Lat.
• , BiAdlerii 'Dupla Elliptic -Sktft,niiiit 'pordirj
and &Liable In use, for silo by
EATON. it&clurat &
_ Nos. 17 and le FIFTH SiitlEtT.
tßepprors - • , - 1
Initsanc ELLIPTIC mull l
meet decidedly the best skirt =via Ag kndli
1 " 4°1114 ' 13. 30s. nORNII it
Tr and 7l Market titre et.
BRADLEY 'B. -
• DVPrEr iILII 7 II, 0 BURT',
esklyfelded to . seenpi s impil
durable. For pais by 11.6041115auttei
;MIMS $'8111144.
streis.:
ENCOURAGE Ek.o A 911: MANIIFAti.
Macrum (3-Iyde;l
78 iff.A.RXET STREET, >j
Oder ao ,extensive .took of SEASVNABT4i
GOODS of Alaoricast Manufacture r , oorafaidoll
great variety of • • • , ":e3
MMUIChg.
1308XEIRY '& GLOVEA
FabOy . Goods, Notions, Small Wares.l
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING NOW
ie !Teo style snd qtrality at most timispefis
• We sUU here slew goods Or
~elms .117anuradure,
.WhlchNre wIU dlstiour of at prices toirtitt.
To bler4tanta and Beta4iraiis
. •
At
- :IMP.MCOXLIIIELELX.o2V
prices as 44, as can be bonyht strivilero
Zasterro tittles, AS wo buy . exert:ulnas Vustelt
from Maradoctoras or their .agerr,_riely,
13. za an xi Nocr . • 1
liladerabirta at 600 1
WOa u i4.oG
Drawers at $2.00.
WORTH R 4.00.
Biel Mil WILL.MN num 116.14
.DIA.CRPTIL
HO» ibottt ofg d, it . nt. t
UNDERSHIRTS sad DR A WEES,neIair Ali 1,001 11
which weigh from IN lb. to 1 lb. I oz. pi"
that mutt be cloud out Immediately.
-We oar theta at much tom Mao what t hey -•
to make, and we tuatara thora 4,6 be fang •
thing In market at at on: - _ • -
_No, reduction will le nada tor (mai , Illit.atit
able. or Oar htiagrad at the sans rate, s.
These Shirts are a:Great Birgaiai
ZIATON, mecutua
as and is pink Arest.
• -
CLOSPIG -
OUT_ latALß'Or'Day tackoiti:
Neon
- .
TsinTr
oikars , o.Frzir,
BI:7IIt7EEPrPTAI'I3.;
' WINTER DRESS BOORS, at coot ud MIL
WINTER SHAWLSat oast and
MINTER CLOAKS. do do.
BALMORAL. SKIRTS.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS, at Last yciseapitiffl.,
HOOP SKIRTS..- -
ELANKrrs AN D FLANNELS. . • t!
The tattle stook tu beeit
e• cl isz. rio. e ir
AND-MUST AND WILL
•'-'CLOSED OUT
Now is the Time to est Birgiins.
GREAT BAItGAINsi
MOO/WM) DENNISON ,. tg
81 Market. street, s • '
*az DETERMINED TO °Loss oar
THEIR HtirTLEE STOOK OF GOODR
Genie Vaderirsneeers. Wbibs Shirts, ,
Oravate,•Coiler, &e. ete.
Embroideries, Lice (lend s,Glo we& Ilosterf, TrbO.
mpg*, Point - Lace; Vollers, - Itibbons, ere. ha.
, • .
jai Xl.CUswirr.ot
A I,Eir ASSORTMENT . tir . ,,,,80T-1
TONS, - Dress and Cloak OTZIAIIMILUI.' 7fa&14.;
Gimps, Chenille and Bugal Mum Malik WOW_
tindendeerea Slam
a n d o the karst
-Lacroarut Lineal:Oilers Naailuweidehr,Gio o
'lloptery, Balmoral,,ami Hoop Skirtai r lk
Shawl' and klargumk of on dul l Efor.!tro
En
ameled and °oft, for ladies sad geoutemm.
Walsh Leather Glove!, Pc all alum;
Gloves, la light colorer Bithon Seta, :mooed to
order, together with a pew lot of Brad Vedas
11111 and Flowera. War be found at -
AWE NOWEIPS TRIIIAtING STORE. •
No. 32 Eourth street s :tear Fen, strook
Particular attention given to cleaning-Poet sad
all. other kidlutt of Lamm Mack Lame Pelt
two . •
•
WITRFLER 4t, WILSON'S ' •.
INP3IOVED
_
FAMILY SEWING MA'
21ple, kettable and Perfect.
, ,
Tbete ,
iiimachlne tattle world thit eu do tislt.
witricty of - vork or give such thorough . goittr, &alb*.
feecti,, rt. - ' llietstinactilugs - '
firm; Frill, 1111114 Bind; et, Plan lntha4
-
CORtiI'AND BLUM, witiout previoni b.,tint= ,
It will scw the heaviest awl thickest cloth, with
tight, strong, sesaqsi duritble sett* fatirki.';
Itself.. It will sew tie thlowit- cambrur; Swift,e
iaws,lice.. with equal
Bend for OisCitier, w!th -ffsaplaii.of Ulan, ,;at''
laic lA*
No: 4
fey/ ' PlTTStantari t
rgNC3NNATI%B. 0 Ht44--4Achoicel
~toeibt:3oC put net et evenleee to i v.ie
, . 044 ag.orzr4.
1 , -
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