tt~Wittobureit 6autit.
aLTETTE PiBLISHING ASSOCIATION.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1905
6hERIDAL
'The news received confirms la all respects
(exoept the capture of EARLY) the first re
ports of Ids success.' Ile was at last ac
counts Sweeping along the valley towards
Lynchburg, with 'lB,OOO mounted troops.
. -The only oppositionhe has met was beyond
BUrtuttOn, froth the small force under Emu.;
and this he gobbled up as if it were a mouth
ful. It is plain that his movement was en-
tirely unexpected, and that he moves with
such rapidity that all attempta to obstruct
. .bim will be in vain. Re left, Winchester elf
:Monday and.was' taltsunton on Thursday
(of last week,)' and must have -reached'
-Lynchburg early thhs week. When we hear
RUM him ne-it, we shall undoubtedly , hate .
still better nety,s.
The Richmond papers have been forbid.
den to publish military news favorable to
us, and their silence, juatnow, is not an un
favorable Indication. No news from that
quarter is good news, for we may rely upon
.
it that if the Rebels had anything to brag of
they would let us know of it very soon.
'We ta.ke it for granted, therefore, that
EIIIZAIDAX is having things ha own way.
THE DIVER BED SWINDLE
Has taken., a new phase. Whether the
old bill 11418 been abandoned Because of the
public indignation against it, or because
the copapirators found it impossible to pass
it in a shape to'suit themselves, we cannot
soy; but it is certain that a new scheme has
taken its place, and the indications are
that the friends of the former swindle will
transfer their lattentions and affections to
WEL \). J. _
The new sTheme is contained in a bill
introduced into the Senate by Mr. BEARDS
tEE to incorporate "the Ritter Oil Compa
nig." incorporates a nutnberof corpora-
tors under this title with • capital of one
million dollars divided into 10,000 shares
of 11100 each, and gives them the exclusive
right "to dl g, mine, drill and bore _for iron,
• coal, *neaten?, and, gravel, tire-clay,'oil,
_salt and other minerals, upon and under the
beds" of the "Allegheny and Clarion rivers
and tlieir branches North of the North line
-of Allegheny county." The State reserves
to itself the right to re;occupy the premises
after fifteen years, If the company has in
that time made over 10 per cent.. and the
company is to pay a royalty to the State
"of 25 per cont not annually on all of said
product/0
• -
These are themain features of the bill,
and onr readers will see that it. is tie .old
swindle in a new shape, its concoctors
yielding only In the matter of royalty,
- which they litirit bad the kindness, to In
creak from five to twenty-five . per cent.
The main dealin of getting- possession of
tee river beds for oil speculation, is ad
hered to, and tka Is, the =ln point to which
the people dbject. , .
liow much of this stink of $1,000,000 it
will require to put this bill through, none
but tho initiated know. We judge, 'howir
,. er. that the amoiitit of "working capital"
yearned win not ekceed in toroportion that
ze.served in tho oemmon run ..rotl comma.
Who surto come In on the "ground
Boort" The State should, of right; but the
fritate la a bird for evcry.one to pluck; 'and'
, share -will be of the. smaUest.- When
The yeas and nays on the passe - go, of this
Lill are published, it Will be easier to solye
bur) problem,.
Wo protest against this whole thing of
giving up river beds for any such purposes.
The State has the sovereignty over our
navigable. atreams, find_ aho .
(dial] we not say that stio has no , powerl) .
to yield that' sovereignty into the" hands of
private speculators. The navigable strum:tut
' of the State belong to the people of the
State, anti the idea of giving up such
strunnut as the Allegheny and Clarion into
Titivate hands, not for the public benefit lint
for personal aggrandizerdent, and, to. the
publia , injury, is - preposterods.' Let every
riatotter Af. the Legislature . who
.knows
wticn beLe ls well off .keep ids hands clean of
such.measures. . .
‘IIIE-1411.TIOVS LIFE AND STItENGTH.
It Is esti - Mated that the tariff and internal
revenue laws, as now modified,, swill pro"
duce au annual revenue of not less than:
four hundred millions. This calculation is.
of course based upon the present extremely
active, productive and Profitable business of
- the country... Three' fourths of this -large;
_revenue must come from the Several winces' .
of internal-revenue ;.' the other foiirth from.
customs. This-state of things will do very'
wen to long as it can be maintained ; and it:
bernaintairredas long as things remain
,so active anti prosperousas they now are. -
• Extrmoe rases prove principles.,` Now:
• purpose Re should import (Were It possible-"'
enougheof foreign.. products and - fabrics to.
raise allthis yearly 'revenue.frtim etisto — mti; '
how much would it cost the country—that
Is of how much of its chin would jt. be de- i
I.:rived IVot Arm steteen'4und7ed
(if dollars, or three' times as 'much . as
there la at this' Monier& In the country.
Now let us take another extreme case. Sup-.
pose that this four hundred million§ should
.11. he received from internal sourcest.Jutt
ire dill not
. imPort any at all—that we prii;_
dared at home all we needed,--irhat woniel
he ihe cite I Plainly, a very rapid seen
mulattos of gold and silver, front the mines,
front -commerce, . from immigrants,: and a
thOusend other sources, "so that in a-single
year we'sliouirl have Plenty. foi a hislis for ,
our present amount of inver.,eurrency, large
as it IF, 41111 i WO could , without - feeling It-,
ICIIIIII in the ntelidliealandard. -
tlf coutse no Cane man would p:opose to
go to either of these eitremeSt• but the
Ineresupj osition of them indiCates our true
pulley ut tub present juncture. If we would
maintain the prosperity of the-country, and
iis . ability-to furnish-the revenue- necessary
tet preset:ye the .gor eminent, fronternbarrass.
Inept, and perhaps bankruptcy; ire- • matt
~ f ' Theie Is no other
pie-4de roc:ma of doing either the one.ot
• the ether of Alicia things. There' is no
privelyle 9 1 ' philo-optic -plainer thtin this,
and there is no law in nature more ine.to-
Itlsperieneelao taught its, and is now
teseliing spite (.4 any legisla
tion, or of any law- inaqmpaper, lio - Wever
• well securvil, ligal-tender, gold and sliver
constimto S e real standard of-vain, and
are is aseuthil to the 'health of a eirilized
and eilintnerCial nation as the vital field is
to" the animal - system.; God so ordained,
and we cannot :dun' It [olloirs, tilere
fdresAbut-such a n.r.tion - ns this is as -Much
.hoped in duty to itself to keep. lus veins.
ireil#plen{slicd. with that.which constitutes
s4•engtly, and italife as an In
disOduai ii to Observe . the - latrs of health
Let itiitut,titerefore;:rit this flute, When we
mod sO i Mutb".vitalliS' and afreNiq; rarer.
foreigners- and; ;IMporters to bleed' us to
death. IVo have heen bleeding - too , mach
all tbmtigit Aso-:are •bleeding -too
ranch noir; and , botla patriotism arid Pd.
'sate Interest adinonisktits to stop.it, and .let
fUrtip:,,l , ,
THE CON N ELLsri IR RAILROAD
We Invite attention to the pointed and
spirited resolutions of the Pittsburgh Coun
cils upon the flagrant, wrong done to the
Connellsville Railroad Company by the
Legislature of 1864, in divesting them of
their franehlses and bestowing them upon
auothE2 corporation which have no inten
tion, as they have themselves solemnly de
ckled, of using them. We, spoke of this
Vintage some two or three weeks ago, and
time and further reflection have only
strengthened our conviction that its sole ob
ject was to prevent the people of Pittsburgh
and western. Pennsylvania from having any
other accuse to the Atlantic border by rail
read than the one they now have.
Ve are glad that the Councils have taken
this matter um, and we are mistaken If their
indignant protest against this treat wrong,.
and this incipient despotisio is not followed
by an outburst of indignation, such as is not
often heard. There is a great principle, as
will as important interests, Involved in this
controversy.
The -Secretary of the Treasury.
Yesterday the - Senete confirmed an an.
pointment eminently fit to be made in en
dorsing the nomination of the Hon. Hugh
McCulloch, of Indiana, as Secretary of the
Treasury, -Mr. 'McCulloch is a native of
Kennehunk, York county, Me. Ho stud
ied law, with Jos. Dean, and, in 1833, re
moved to Fort Wayne, Ind., where he con
tinued since to reside up to his removal to
this city. -He was electeil probate Judge the
first year of his residence, and, in 1835, was
tendered the office of cashier of the Branch
Bank of Indiana, located there. ; - He was
soon made one of the board ot.control of
the State bank system of that State, and 's.
is but simple justice to say that there is
not one of the measures devised for the se
curity and efficiency of that system hut
whkt was inspired or shaped by his sound
judgment and financial - sagacity. He early
established a reputation as a skilful
and most reliable financier, which elicissue
reeding year only enlarged. And on the
incorporation of the State Bank in Indian
apolis, - with its twenty branches in 1855, he
was made President under the most flatter
ing auspices, and, despite the crash of 1857,
gave a character to the banks of Indiana,
which made its Impress unmistakably on fi
nancial circles. When the office or -Comp
troller of the Currency was instituted, he
was recommended for it with an unanimity
as wide spread as it was earnest, and the
moneyed Interests of the country felt that
in his hands the conversion of-the State
banks intonational institutions was entirely
secure. And a great financial revolution
has been going on without noise and with
out disiptbance, as silent yet as beneficent
as the most invaluable operations by which
the national currency is passing from nu.
der -a divided, Irrcgnlar State control
• under that of a national system which
is to secure ns a uniform currency. Already
five hundred of these State creations have
assumed the . prefix of national banks, and
the change is going on rapidly and-health
fully. How much of this is duo to the tact
and masterly management of Mr. McCul
lough, those best qualified tojudge most
readily concede. Mr. McCullough had
agreed to take the position of the President
of the Fourth National Bank of New York,
with its capital of 04,000,000, organized by
a number of the leading men of that city,
. but they reluctantly released him on find
ing that his services were so indispensable
here. He owes his recent appointment to
the . universal conviction in business and
financial circles that as Secretary of the
Treasury he will prove himself the right
Man in the right place.— Washington Chron
icle.
Another Mortara Cue.
Sr. Lours, March I.—One of the most in
ieresting cases of abduction ever brought to
light in this country, and in some respects
resembling the famous Mortara case, which
occurred some years ago in Italy, has
cansed - an unusual excitement among Prot
estants in ;his city. The facts are to bo
made nubile to-morrow. It appears that
Hargrove, a Union refugee, after in
credible Offerings, - arrived in the city,
about six months ago, with five children,
four girls and a boy, the eldest only twelve
years of age, having traveled on foot all the
way from the Arkansas river, to Rolla, in
this State. On arrival here she proceeded
to the Refuge 'House, but her health was
Impaired, and her eye sight nearly des
troyed--she could,mat see anything dis
tinctly.
The Western Sanitary Commission sent
'Cr to the • Sisters' Hospital, and received
her consent that the Children should' be 'en
trusted to ^the eareof the Rev. Dr. Eitot as
- their iefal ettordittn They were then ta
'ken to the Silis.ion School on Eighth street,
,and after remaining there three weeks,
'were one. day forcibly abducted in open
daylight by three men who ached and
.phiced them in an asubulance and t hen
drove off. They were heard of soon atter
.ina rathoile institution, and a writ of ha.
Miens •corpus, procured from the Circuit
COtat for their ;recovery. The children
, Wereirroduced, and a hearing took place,.
'Which resulted in an order for their resto
..ratien lb' Dr. Eliot's custoay. While the
latter was waiting in the clerk's office for a
iriunicript Of the. order, the children were.
spirited away, and could not be found. A.-
;fortnight after, the boy returned to the Mitt
...gear School building voluntarily ; and stated
that he andlls sisters had been concealed
ilfthe Convent of the Sacred Heart, and
..lbreed to be baptized into the Catholic faith
:Sglinst.their wilt -
..Tye, matter was laid betbre the military
- uthoritles and a guard sent to the convent,
who;. after some tionble, recovered three of
the The eldest could not be found.
Again the rescued .girls were sent to the
Mitudoxi School. In leas than a week they
:were again abducted, this time at 9 o'clock
st night, by being decoyed into the kitchen
by an Irish servant maid, and then into the
Utley, ; where a carriage was in waiting,
,whieh.conveYed them, as has been since
proven, to - another Catholic -Institution.
They have since been removed to the coun
try and are still mhsing: The servant girl
Icing confronted by military authority,
stated - that a Catholic Father employe I her,
and the Catholic Father confesses that he
Fahl the carriage hire, though he denies any
criminal intent. Gen. Dodge has called
the attention of Archbishop Kenrick to the
Matter,' where it rests for the
_present. These
fads known to many Protestant con
gregations; and bare created an intense ex
citement Ip religions circles.
Mexico.
The Catholic papers of Paris publish a
long letter. from the Pope,. dated the Vati
can, October 18, 1804 ) and addressed to the
Emperor 11aximillian of Mexico, pointing
out the course of conduct the Pope con-.
.ceives the. new monarch ought to, follow
with respect to the reorganization 'of his
Government. In the opinion of the Pope,
it •is especially necessary "that the
Catholic-religion, must above all things,
continue to be the glory and the mainstay
of the Meilcan nation, to the exclusion of
every other dissenting worship."
. Diaaintillian teems not to have been con
vinced by this admonition,_for he has since
taken steps towards, introducing religious
toleration and the legalization of the sale
of the Church property, which has tilled
the Church party with the utmost Indigna
tion. Semiofficial papers of Prance state
that Mexican general; who is strongly
attached to the interests of the Church
party has left the Imperial army in order to
make a pronfrnriamcitto, and, according-to
the Inih-pritrh-nt Belge,the King'of Belgium
has received letters from lilt daugher the
Empress of 3lexico, informing Win that she
bad had to indure the most insulting lan
guage from the Archbishop Of Mexicp and
that the Archbishop was , ordercd outlif
.. • ..
Vbetber this last item of Mexican gossip
be true ornot, the eompletaruptare between
liissirrillian and,the ultra-cleriCal.party is a'
well authenticated - fact. Long before his
name was mentjoned in connection with the
establishment of a - Mexlcan- Empire, Mai
imilian-latl the repuletiOn'of not being it
Partisan of the - Medieval _church theories
which the court of. Rome is still bent upon
defending and reintroducing into -Modern
society. But even if his personal l'reWS
been different, ititioald halm been difficult,
if not impossible, for arty _Eniperor of _Mex
ico to pursue any? other policy.—.Y. Y.
;IT la believed in high 'platers that not.
withstanding the toss of the:•cotnnitats - bill"
at the close of . t 1 last entrees, a :venial
sag= vill'notlai absolutely nocosiary,
THEILE. was a regular old fashioned
"knock dawn and drag out" encounter in
the Canadian House a few days 'since. Mr.
Catushon approached the seat of Mr. Du
frense and. made an angry remark in reply'
to something said by the latter. Sharp
words followed, ending with one of the par
ties giving the other the lie. Caushon then
struck his antagonist,, when the two law
makers went at it with a will, pummelling
each other beautifullY. Friends stepped in
and separated 'Lem, when the galleries
were cleared , and t House proceeded to
discuss the fracas wit • closed doors.
THE case Wm , Circuit Court was
appealed to the Sup -me Court after the
abduction.from the urt-room, where it is
yet pending; but th• military authorities
bare resolved to ransack the country for the
i i
children, inasmuch s the whole family
were placed in char of the Wcsteni Sani
tary Commission b military order. It
should:he stated that) the mother died after
the first abduction, nd It is claimed at the
hosidtal that abe was converted to Cathol
icism, and died a good Catholic.—N6te
Fork Tribune.
ADCICES from Mexico thrOugh private
sources,state that the Imperial Governmegt
la veujiitter and unfriendly towards the
UnitekOtatcs, having caused the arrest ot;
and - fettenced to a year's Imprisonment a
man - named Valders for speaking favorably
of this country, and predictieg the speedy
end of the rebellion. We hope, ere long,
to be in a position to command good belm•
vior towards us on the part of 31amintillLan
and his siitoordlnates•—ddb. 'Eve. Jour.
ON via Mova.—The new companies of
volunteers are being bent off as rapidly as
they are organized and equipped. Several
companies have left each day during the
Fast week, to join the regiments preferred
by them. The men who enlisted under the
late call ate generally of the vembest qual
ity for making goad soldiers, and their pres
ence In the ranks will be felt by the rebel!.
—liarrisalag Td.rgrap.h.
RECIIIIITING.—The recruiting officers in
Charleston are head over heels in business.
,The colored men are flocking to the sup
port of the 'United States flag by the dozen
and the score. Companies are formed in a
single day, and a full regiment comes out
in a week. The men, as soon as enlisted,
are placed hi charge of capable officers by
whom they are drilled and disciplined for
the field.
AN INiTDENT tx WASIIINGTON.-IN the
procession in Washington on Inauguration
Day, prior a regiment of colorqd soldiers
marched in the line, followed by he he mem
bers of a colered Masonic Lodgo. -White
soldiers wen} in front and rear of Wage black
men. The band of the colored regiment
played, among other airs, "Masses Lying
in the Cold, Cold Ground."
A Tunica cent copper coin bas been or
dered by law—to he a legal tender up to
sixty cents. The three cent postal currency
is to be withdraws.
PUBLIC XOTIGES.
Mr "'- a.
7-30 1,L44D./6,..N.
BY authortty of th e Secretary of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub
ecriptton ♦aeney. for the sale of United States
Treasury Notes, t taring seven and three tenths
per cent. Interest, per artaani, known as the_
SEVEN-TffiRTY LOIN.
These Notes are tuned wider date of Augolt 15th,
WA, and are payable three years from that time,
In currency, ()rare convertible at the option of the
bolder Into
L S. 5.20 Six Per Cent
GOLD BEARING BONDS,
These hoists memoir worth • premium of nine
per cent, Inclndieg gold interest from November,
whir-awakes the actual vrodt on the 'ardioan. at
•
current rites, including interest, about ten per
vent. per annum, bealdes Its exemption from Stab
sad munielpal lazattsa, which intda from one to Wee
per cent. more, according to the rate levied . on other
properry. The interest la payable semlisunually
by coupons attached to coed note, stadium,. he
,cut off and sold to any bank or banker.
The interess amounts to
One cent 'per day on a $5O note
Two omits " • " " $lOO
Ten " " " " $5OO "
20 " " " " $lOOO
$1 • • $5OOO "
:rotes olell the denetelnetiotts mimed trill b.
promptly, Itirohated upeat receipt of .utmcaiptions.
za. la
THE ONLY LOAN IN BARNET
stow :offered. *need by the Government, and It Is
confidently expected tut lts superior advantszet
-It ill trisk.e It the -
Great Popular Loan of the People
Less- than rymaln unsold, Which will
probably be disposed
. of within the next SO or 90
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command a
premium, alms nation:l:di , been the carmen closing
the subscriptions to other Loan.
In order that the ` citizens of every town and
section of the country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Benito, State
Ranks, and Private Bankers - throughout the contr.
try bare generall agreed to receive subscriptions
at par. Sutecrilbers will select their own agent.,
in whom they have confidence, and who maitre
in be responsible ferile delivery of the notes for
which they receive orders. •
. JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
,Subacriptione will be received by the
First National Book, Pittsborgb,
among • " "
Third
.poste lb
Citizen's "
Paella Manures National Bank. rittsburgb, Pa
Pittsburgb !Ssulontil Bank or Comnseree, "
Iron City "
Tradesman' • "
_
Farmer's DeposU "
Mechanics
Felon = 11.1
Allegheny
" "
GC7111311
" of Alleghenr.
fel aramd&lVT
.rLQ3
~4DYgfT(sFj.?w.R•Ts.
SEALEI/PROPOSALS NLLL III: HE
etved Ay the undersigned for furnishing' Inside
ihuttele for the windows of the City ]LW, securt•
leg to epeetflostloneln the hinds of gletrre. Harr
h. Moser, Arehltesd.a. Yropoonl4 may be left nt the
Allegheny. t'eot °Mee, on- or. before Wednesday
noon, March Il3ll,.euilorsrd “Propotsls for. Shut
ters.° tturiii mcx.aL.
S. RIDDLE.
• tlo:nmltlee
LIWILANCIL BANK. Or P1TT,t , r7.0.1,
• Arnichl.th, 085.
ORDER' OF , THE BOARD OF Di.
A-f•REcToRs or this flank, it GenerolillPeileg
of. Steekholdfra w Ii he held of the 11ANICINzl
MUSE, on SATURDAY, the 'nth Say of
I=, to take intOcousiderstine
the•question of organizing the Book under the
Notional law, as propozeil by the enabling act of
the Legislature of Pe e nevivania. •
mblezil • H.A.T.. mußnalr. at3hlen
joTICE TO COAL DEALERS.—Pro
peseta4.l arc Invited and will be received kr the
Committee on Water. at the cur Att, g h en y,
until THIIIiSDAY,the -lath inst.,. for furnishing
the WAt.t .Works . with coal, nut, coal and No.,t
Clark, for the tiffeee at three and alit m onths from
the itt dared Mall Propocals may he lett
with SCAN - DREW, Superintendent, M.
McYtlONNicital, Clerk to the Cammittve, or
mhlo .;, Chnirmart ot,Committee..
Bimrt , EiL T'ATElit It2lfil3E SC.=
FATUBDATKOKKIIIG, Kincb Ilth will be
sold iu Cosomeretel Salem; !Rooms. of Filth street,
ono of BlesePe Patent Kitchen. flanges, entice,
new ; also ottopetalclin And one Patine titore.
AIM!". ISICILWALKE,Auer.
ISiMIEB=
.irE Jr 411 rEnTISE.RIE.ArTB.
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK,
Of Pittsburgh,
COS SIXTH AND WOOD STREETS
AIIGUSTUS , Pident.
SPRINGER ItARBAUG ROYELER H., { F ine President.
GEORGE A. ENDLY, (Insister.
EM;MM;iMEM
Government Securities of all kinds bought and
sold itt current rates.
• As SPECIAL AGENT of Jar Cooke, eubsorip•
Cons will be received for the
Popular 7-80 Loan,
This loan Ls stow being absorbed et the rate of
8,000,000 Par 7;1443r.
and citing convertible Into Ave-twenty bonds
which are now at a premium of over NINE PER
GENT; It commends itself for its superior advan
tage* to all who seek a safe and proatable invest
ment.
Liberal eorgwissions on this limn will be allowed
to ail dealers in Government securities.
[M AI • OEO. A. =MY, Cashier.
AT
One Case Extra Superior 44 Sheeting,
nt 37c, a reduction of 300 per pall
One Case fixtra 44. do.,
at 31 , in, a reduction or Uc per 3."1.
One Case Extra Fine Sheeting.
at Ilk, B. , reduation of 16ever rand
One Case 3.4 Shirting,
veduetiou of 100 per yar4
One Bale 4-4 tinble . ached Sheeting,
at a.",., formerly lac
01:Te BaJ e 44 Unbleached Sheeting,
at 1.5 e, formerly 60e
One Bale dl. do.,
at 310. formerly 30“
One Bale do. • do.,
at 130, formerly I.io
One Bale do. do.,
at 1.9,1-ie, formerly 30e
One Case Merrimac Prints,
at lte, formerly sso
One Case Garner's Chintzes,
eft Ile, formerly 50
One Case Richardson Chintzes,
at Me, formerly 4ao
One Case Assorted Prints,
'.Sc,of formerly. MM.
One Cue Slightly Damaged.
•t ?u:, formerly 40c.
J. W. BARKER & CO.,
69 MARKET 'STREET
TOBACCO, FISH, GROCERIES, &C.—
-I- SATURDAY MORNING, Marsh 11th, at lb
o'clock, will be sold et lloessaeralal Sales Rooms,
BS Fifth street, to the tells,
19 caddies t w o
Spec Roll Tobacco :
VG do Upton Nary bland :do
do Bartlett:a Roney Dew do
3 boxes flat Cavendish
I keg Belli:acre Twig ,do
to boxes prime (tuba began
90 barrels do Mackerel
2 kilts do do
hali-barula Lake Houk& ;
G hose, cra nosii, lA% Cotior •
I box Co. tile Seep;
I boxes Ground Ginger; •
2 do do Cloves;
8 do do Pepper;
do Ica:got
to doun Assorted Sleek Diges, White Stone
China.
The altrigion of the trivial]. Invited to this ante,
as the ask is positive, to close .111iglIMeill.
table 6. MoILW AIRE, Auer.
• Wr liITir,ORR •••t. CO., •
R 3 rum Street,
ksvejust opened an assortment or
Table Linens;
Napkins ; .
Towellings ;
Pillow Linens;
Sheetings, &c.,
Whirl; are Nolan at the time.t market prige
THE LEADER. •
.rxxxi
Will be issued on Sunday mortaleg, enlarged in
POT., r nd printed with new type.
It will contain the LATFiza LCCIAL, and. the
I.JITLST TELEGRAPHIC-NEWS from all im.
phrtsnt points, by special and ItasociattA Press
dispatches.
It wtli contain the latest OIL 'NEWS, and all
that is worth 4novrtng to reference to the MU
BI'SINESS.
- contnin a manne of the new*
of the week. n thrilling story and other en.
tettaMlng leading matter. origin
al aml selected.
LEADER 01F1 , 10E,
mhlo Oarette
alp in •
OXX-a r-12121'1.1333ffi1,
enf I And examine them.
DIARIES FOR 1144,
FJi&LF PROM,
FOLEY'S CELEBRATED
CIDER PENS
futl)ksilortmonl of
COlifi l llNG HOUSE STATIONERY,
FOR SALE BY
-MYERS, SG/TOYER & GO.,
Yo 39 FlVril STREET. frott
n
1:0i111 - i will bun
fug f . Plhc
CITIZEkS OF TILE FOURTH WAR!).
THIS (Pit Say). EV.uttING
8t tho fecize=.(:)l Micniscy,
All.the'earollcd teen end all other. are reqw sled
to to present. Se butanes of an Important nature
a. ill be trammeled. Also, all theta Wl,* hate lat
paid in their Gabor...lotions to come prepared to pay
Into the Treasury, as it is necessary to avoid. the
draft.
FOR FAZE
The well known establishment of the under. ,
signet! &petite manufacture of Salt, situated,olllll
Allegheny river, one mile below Tarentum, cm.
bracing all the requisite Innelsinery, bnildinge, ot o ,
The v. orks are now in successful operation . , pro
ducing from t wehty to twet,fy.tl re barrels or salt
nod about are barrel of prime Amber ail per day,
and are supplied with cent mho d on the premiers,
Tho removal of themanegingnartrier induced 101
to oiler the properly foe role. For ftteti.er panic.
Wars entsillte . of JBO. rsll.ojUill h. Co., 172 and Pli
weed ultra, Pittsberrli.
KIPP, LOOKIIMIT &
,
OTICE.To Wh OM IT MAX CON-
J.. , orRN ; Apdientinns nee made daily to the
annoyance of an undersigned to buy llonuty
Bolide nod other negotiable paper, hy persona who
tone: been referred. to 00 no being In the 'Will , of
lulling up inch obligations. Now, all persons
having anything of thist kind to dispose of, We
hereby inn:rood • (heti have never bought it Wad
or a Warrant, or ever shared n note, and never
will. I detest and Millar such a business; there-
F o r°, en person need 011/0 Myself any trouble to
lied me flannel a purpose.
mhindt D. .111M1FINITION. •
if - ANDLOA ItTB, - JAPAN :VARNISII.
rke.—SATUI:TinY MORNING-, Metrah,
nt tO , o , eloric, malt 1,0 Buhl, at Cotutuercll,l Salem
Room., 54 Fifth street,
1,1,./.let .114,1 an Varnish
211.1 and Carta -;
I Chain Pomp, with Well-hoyi
•
6 401 th Halter's and 4 fltt,%k,
milli) - - A; 24¢11AVAINF.,, '
r, IgLA.CiiiNEAND
EXTENSION TMILE.--.Vall suld la eon
nreripn with the uperlncTurniture, Illirrorrt 011
Pnlntings. Silver Vince, TIUR MOlititlN(l, nt
/llnconle Ifni! Auction Hunan, o Fifth erect; one
Grover aid linker Sewing 9fn;hlcte,in perfect, or
der; one 001111 ilashnunny - J . :Memnon
Milli- • 4'. A. AIuOLELIANS, Amer.
LAINEIf, ' •
Marzsrimet Setizcoot
Vibelegate aid, Ram] dealer In cverrilleg a l
n
BoBBS,NoTio, Toyß, Bar
XI; li ' AW PER TISEMEXTS.
ro F . T.
G NATS... Baas,
Prrteinnatt, Februstr
NOTICE.
FLATTING BEEN APPOINTED
Special lA.gent
r JAY COOKE,
U. S. Agent for the 7-36 Loan,
We offer this desirable Investment In nuns to suit
purchasers. The notes are to sums of
$5O, $lOO, $5OO, $l,OOO and $5,000.
EBEEMI
Transferrable Aug. 15th, 1867,
INTO e-
1117/3-TY GOLD BOND
ALT .V 0.41-1.1.
These desirable securities are senior, at the rite of
$4,000,000 PER DAY,
AND IN A VERY SHORT MIR
'in be at a Pretniuns
Xi - To Banks, Bankers, Broken, Trust Com
pawn, Insurance Companies, and all who pur
chase to sell again,
A Liberal Coinmission Will be Paid in Cash
It le hoped every one will inveat in thla highly
deatrable, aisle and profitable security.
JAMES O'CONNOR, President.
8, D. HEM= Cashier.
feM:tf
To
COUNTRY BANKS.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
11. S. Government Depositary,
Prrrananoie, February attly 1.88
This Bank Invites tortrupondancc and account§
from
COUNTRY BANKS
MIME=
Special and Favorable Facilities
~; M;~: ~
Furnishing U. S. 7-30's
XitiErmfAlLZaEl.
JAMES O'CON.NOR, President.
A. D. lIEURON. mhl:tf
puzsaig AND
AMERICAN ORGANS,
BRADBURY. Nen...York.
SCROPMARBR S CO.. Philtilelphin.
and BOARDMAN k RAT
Pi ALMI' 0
8. D. & H. W. Smiths' American Organ.
WITH PATIIITTIMIOLO
ost - rereired,a new lot of the above celebrated
inetrutueute, together with
GOOD CHMAP PIANOS
from other wanntactureen All warranted for S.,
ysane.
WANZLINK & BARR,
anti' ?la. ST. GLAIR STREET.
WEST VIRGINIA
• OIL LAND FOR SALE, .
Sttunted on Cooky? Creek, Creston county, Wc.t
the consizto or
SIX HENDHED AND EIGHTY ACRES.
There is also an abondanee of Coal and Iron
Ore on the plane.
011 WeUs are now being sunk at the mouth of
A. railroad Is In course of construction a short
dist ante from the property.
rids land will be sold at a bargain. The title la
ludimputable.
For further information address
•` D. L. F,••
mhLt( GAZETTE OFFICE.
GRAY, POSSUM 4k, ItESE,
IVrert .1 la Ilt rrnilort€4,
Mo. 19 FIFTH STAUDT,
pre row receiving it rplemlid assortment of
pitle mt. -x Da - cal- GOO Els# ,
for Gents . wear, to whloll they would reaKetf • ullir
Int ite the attentlou of thew outtotuert WWI the
mhthdtd
nAItI.II.ND PARK.—Notice
pryen to those Uplifting or having to their pot;
11.11401,1 the
BOOKS FOR MEMBERS' SUBSCRIPIONS,
tn meet at OaklnbJ Park, on MONDAY NEXT,
Match lath, at +. cecloetr, to nrrange matters for
the itit^re existence of the
PRIVATE iiIOTTINII CLUB ASSOCIATION
By order of tho
XTOT.ICE.—TIe sharvholtlers of alto EN
TERPRISE OIL 'COMPANY, of Allegheny
'City are hireby notified that FIVE DOLLARS'
FED BEARE le Meeieleil or, the Stock of eat&
Comnnny. It not pall on or before the flit or
thla month, their. Mock will be forfeited. By order;
of the Company. .
.TIrOMAS H. BEATTIE, Prealdent. -
WILLIAN MURDOCH, Secretary.
ALtErionicr, March Gth. 06.5. mire:Zama.
_
0 IN
VENG —C. BEGGS, HAVING RTE
to No. 1.14., the large ',tore room, next
door above her oltbstaritiorould Announce ty th a
public that ohe trill °ern on TIIIMSDAY, Mk'
wet., a very hornbeam aanortment of the Went'
Myles of Bennet.% Hata. and everything In the
Millinery Lire. Alto, the latent styles et Secedes,.
Circular a, tae. (3. REGO S,
No. 11l Federal ette.t, Allegheny City.
re.h.eilred
NN' OTICB TS lIEREBY GIVE THAT:
J. , letter? orntiudnfetration on the 'clink , of ,
George Lintsle. dee'd, hnvo been grunted' by the
Itcgoder of will., of Allegheny county, do the
uodeleigned, all percons having clatme against
tow retnto nrc hereby notified ono rettureded to t
j.rreent thew for yuyturnt, and'thona Indebted '
the matte to cull and discharge their deltic.
GEUItGE•II. ANDEIISON; •
might wdo6twl" • • • .Adalrustretor. •
S - 00ETIOLDE103 OF THE NATION
AL REFINING ANT/ STORING COMPANY I ;
will please take notion thetthe third installment
on the stock' of this • Company, balks.. PER
SliAßE..is row due. and will bezecelsed at the
ALLEGHENY TROST CO., Dltunoil,Ailegheny,
CNION'IsIATION AL BANK, cnruer Felirth and
Tinsket, or at ihrOFFICE OF TILE COMPANY,
No: 101rivin street, tip staira.-
mlaawll . ' V.-BERINGER, Secretary.
TO COAL DEALEMS AND I itO7A,
FOUNDERS.—Propolita will he rewired at
the office the Water Wothe - tlll,-nooniWED
VESPACT, the lath day of March.: to furnish Coat •
at the lower.add Upper. works for nee iyear front
the tat day ofjtprit.itestt. and. Moo to furathdllll-..`,
eelleneous Caattr4l,3 and. Water 'Pipe for the. same t
Sear .' The Watettionedlttec reserves the ; rtghtto
reject any oral% bide:: Ity order of , the -
WATEft-UpPINITTEE
aLUE.-60 barrels.for Otto, by •-.
N-A take litaißlCß. COLLUTS
„VE IV' AIILII - 13.11T1S EXEJYT'S.
.0 HIM) LIST _...
OP API'LICA.TIONS
for ISEI.LING LIQUOR, flied to the ()leek's
oßoe, up to Much Stir, lass:
litoe. Km!. Plan.
John Conway. tavern, lot Ward, Pittsblt.
Louis Howl. do. do.
Matthias Schuler, ' do. do. •
Thomas Welsh, do. • do.
John Snyder. ” eatic.7 house, do.
Thomas Adley. do. do.
H. Schild, - do. do. '
T. Aplelbansn & Co., other goods, Ito.
Wm. Chadwick, tavern, ri Word, Pittabli.
John BleD:Crossan, do. do.
11111.. k. McCandless, do. do.
Frock Lutz, do. do.
Arnold Holaberger, do. do.
Patrick ingoldoby, do. do.
Gotlelb Trimble, do. ' do.
Peter Ford, do. do.
J. H. Clarke & Co., do. ad Ward, Plttsb'h.
Isabella Young, do. do,
F. Gassola, do. do. •
Christian Wehrang, do. de.
J. D. Vierheller, " do. do.
Joseph George, eating house, do.
Peter Magee. do. do.
Henry McMullen. tavern, lth Ward, Pittabli.
Alex. Campbell, do. do.
Hugh Swearingen. do. do.
Molise? Web, '...d0. sth Ward, Plttsb'h.
Joseph Drerctine, - do. do.
A. B. Bildomn, do. do. •
Julius A. Richter, do. do.
I. W. Wilson, do.. do.
Lewis Kutharan, do. do.
Andrew Andrews, rating house, do.
Lucinda) eck, do. do.
David Collinz• do. do.
Charles Manger, do. • do.
Paul L. Cella, do. do.
Joseph Herbster, do.- -- do.
Merman 5, Ititsert, do. do.
C. U. Iluehlotetn, do. do.
Thom. Mooning, eating house, 6th Ward, Pitts.
John Rokreigel, tavern, . 7th do.
Christian Eckert, eating house, do.
John H. Diettler, tavern, 04.11 Ward. Pitts.
John Voldler, do. 9th do,
Mary Luta,_ eoting. house, • do.
Matthias tedinli,. other goods, do.
Casper Ruettger, tavern, loth Ward, Pitt ab`h..
Peter Kollbecleer. do. do. •
John I'. Midi & lie , do. ' do.
W co, Beothold, - do. do.
nuncio Fisher, sating house, do.
Charles Quinn, do. . do.
Theodore Groh. do. do.
Joseph nicker, do. do.
Christian Mose, do. do.
. Chriot. Klein, do. do.
August Witthouer. • do. do.
N Sidon, other goods, do.
Simon Schoek, do. do.
Adolphus Burkhardt, do. do.
John liu too, tavern, lot Ward, Alleg'ny.
John Fletcher, eating house. do.
Schulz tanner & Co., other goods, do.
John Schulz, Se., & Co., do. do.
dames McDonald, tavern, 2d Ward, Alleeny•
Bei nard G. ny, do. do.
Adam Border, ' do. do.
John Linder. do. ad Ward, A lieg'ny.
Leonard 'Kern, ' do. do.
Dora Ihe Medi ich. eating hone, de.
Henry Lorry, do. ' do.
Henry perdu, do. do.
John liockachwender, do. do.
Fiedcriek Methods, do. • do.
Stephen Buttner, tavern, 4th Word, Alles'ay.
Joseph Weber, do. do.
Pb Slip Poster, do. do.
Joseph St:undo:tn. do. do.
(Rome bmith, do. do.
lAceb F. Steidle, do. . do. .
o'o noaemschmldt, eating house, do.
John G. Eiehenmiller, do. do.
T. W. Morelos, do. do.
Aena Frolich, do. de.
Peter Emile, tavern. Lawrenseville boro.
John G. Herr, do. Manchester born.
TEenry Feidberob, do. do.
Christian Stange. do- Birmingham born,
George Schstle , c, do. do.
Young, . do. do.
Jacob
Matthias linos do. do.
George Lang,• do. do.
George Now, '1 eating house, do.
John Lorey, do. do.
Simon Miller ' do. do.
Philip Helialinger, do. do.
Min. Albright, do. do.
Sohn Senn, other goods, do,
Joseph Schell, tavern, Root Birmingham.
John Beer, eating house, do.
Jotab.Seheid. tavern, Sharpsburg berg.
John G. Room, do. do.
Thom. Clark. do. McKeesport boro.
John Wortadmch, do.
Peter Seegne. . do.
August Mane, ' eating house, do.
D. Sarver. torero, Elisabeth boro.
Win. H. Sarver, do. West Elisabeth bore:
Henry Klouk, do. Duquesne bore.
Ely WIWI, 'do. South MU - burgh boro.
John Morrison. do. Tareetum boro.
Andrew Hoover, do. Lower St. Clair Top.
Patrick KC[216 . 11, do. do.
Frederick Katt, do. do.
Peter Biddle, eacieg house, 40.
Michael Kroft, di. do.
Peter Breluir, other goods, do.
Christine 342,41. , tartar, Reserve township.
Martin Iteikelmitn, do. do. .
Michael Wageohanser, do. do.
Peter Gomidel, do. do;
Charles Soil*, eating house, Mifflin townohip.
John H. I owl., tavern, Marshall township.
Elizabeth ramie, di. Whaler township.
Mary Palmer, . eating house, Pitt township.
Andrew. Jack, do. Plum township.
Reuben Molitor, do.. Chortler, township.
Frank Bopp, do. Collins township.
'Adolph Dranger. do. ' do.
The Court will meet on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING Match the Ott, ter,, at 10 o'clock, A. az, for
hearing the applicotioas for the city of Pittsburgh,
and on TIitiRSDAY, the 30th day.of Mar., 180,
at 10 o'clock ..a. w., foe herringthe eelaslnder of
the list. • •
Limn.en mug be taken out alter Ore days and
within Merit days alter being granted, or they
will he revoked /meowing to law. Applicants will
bring their hoed, to my onMe en or before the day
of he/Irreg. 14 - 51. A. HERRON. Clerk.
rithiCcnt
SPECIAL NOTICE.
METH NATIONAL BANK,
W. S. Government Depositary,
PITTSI3I2IIOH, Februftry ISM, MS
mi. flank is slstkorixed to receive money,
PAYABLE AT 10 DAYS NOTICE,
(Alter 3Q Days.)
Bearing 6 Per Cent Interest,
VgIVOSII OV.POBIIOII WITS
HON. P E E. SPINNER'S
(U. P. TREASURER)
CERTIFICATE FOR THE SANS.
It is hoped that this NEW AND DESIRABLE
arrangement will meet with the favor of the entire
community; and as the adreuitage of obtaining six
per cent. interest on money payable as above, tom.
mends Itself, we tnist a Mtge demand of money
wil: be obtained for the Government.
JANES O'CONNES, President.
S. D. HERRON, Cashier,
re23:11
W HEELERS WILSON'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM IMPROVED
FAMILY SEWING IL4OBINES,
Simple,. Reliable and Perfect
There It no machine In the world that can do the
,:riety of work or give such thorough going astir.
faction. There machines will
Ilem, Frill, Qin, Bind, Tack, Plait, Gather;
COM) AND 1311,11 D, without previous basting.
It wallow the beeriest and thickest cloth, with a
t tat, strong, elw.tLe seam, as durable as the fabric
Itself. It will sew the thinest cambric, Swig'
muslin, lame, tsa.. with equal facility. •
Nutt for -Circular, with samples of pawing, or
cull at the aelestomu,
No. 27 FIFTH STS,
,
TIAVING DI6POSED• OF MY .1 , 111 R:
SERIES AND GREENHOUSES to my soils
I cheerfully recommend them to my friends and ,
customers. They arc authorized to mettle all out-.
etanding Account.. JOHN MITIDOUH, Jr.
yarrallonoll
TOHN 71. & A. MITRDOCII,
(Successors to John. Murdoch, Jr,) •
NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS,
P/TTSIIIIIIC /I, P.I.
filler for rile 160,010 first class Apple Trees of fifty
varieties, el .*lBOO per ICO. Also a. very tars°
stock or
•
PEAR, (el anaard and dwarf,)
OiIERRY, •
•
PLUM,
PEACH
WASP APPLE, _
ORNAMENTAL TREES,
- Shrubs, Eversztonl, Gresnhoilso and .Iteddin3
- AJI-DeAlern and LoindscaTto Gardener* iopplled
ett, leiliwed rates. :nt7anpl4l
pEOI'LEb' NATICIiII. JUNK
'OF PITTSBURGH
CAPITAL
REMMEMM
• -
BALICiaI ritESTON. ' BYRON B. PUNTER,
GEO. W.
organized under the National Bank
ing apt. m,ls now prepared' to transact bualeess
at its Flanking boom, oonxrat IJF WOOD AND
FIRST STEELTS.• • .
Subscription& received, for U. 8.:.3-10 Treastir7
Botta, a supply oil:which O on baud for immediate
drliseryßEA;President. ,
• ..}•. - -lifiGOßßON,•.thishier. ' • • • mhader
• itiormatiansp, Blithe& Conrail
;- ••• •• ad,1863:
.THE'PRESIOEN'T AND 'MENILQE S
Of. the Centirany ton Creating Cbridge over the
Iticitengat via laver, opposite Pittsourgh, -in - the
county of Allereherty, haunt 1a day declared a div
idend of ElVhir Bit i•BlEihrt on the Clapitai Stock,
width Will .be:pitid,.,to the stockholders or their
Irgarrepresentritives, zit 'MC Banking Anima Of
ta:Sniti.Od and aft&t the 1311 i teat:'
•
•i Aa.,Aascsialeaturer•
JYEii ADrERTISEJSE.IrTS.
-
FRESII.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES
200 Cakei IlumplaW3 Ilomcopathic Cases,
FOR FAMILY USE.
500 Dozen Boxes from 1 to 40,
-.TEST RECEIVED AS
FELTON'S DREG STORE,
Fifth Street, Pittsburgh,
SOLE AGENT.
LINDSEY'S IMPROVED
BLOOD SEARCHER,
For the cure of all diseases arlitAg from
An Impure Slate et the Blood,
=Ea
Scrofula,
Cancerous Formations,
• Cutaneous Diseases,
• Erysipelas, Boils,
Pimples on the
Sore Eyes, Scald Heed,
letter Affections, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers,
Rheumatlo Disorders,
Dyspepsia, Costiveness,
Jaundice, Salt Rheum,
Mercurial Macaws,
General Debility,
Liver Complaint,
Loss of Appetite.
• bow Spirit.,
Female Complainta,
Foul Stomach! •
Together with all other
Disorder. from en improper
Condition of the circulatory
System. As a general
• Tonle, It. effecta are most
benignant, and cannot
fall to benefit where
used perseveringly and •
• according to directions.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
J. M. FULTON.
PITTSBURGH, Pd.
LUBIN'S
COCOANUT CREAM,
For Oiling, Dressing and Beautifying
T.15.3:11 .1121C.A.X.FIL
It softens and oils the hair, and gives It a per.
manent gloss, ohich it retains for days alter using
it. For beautifying and ;Promoting the growth of
the hair, LUBIN'S IJOCOANUT LIBEAX cannot
be surpassed.
It soothes the irritated scalp; It prevents bald.
nese and loss of hale; it Is, an elegant perfume.
Cocoanut Cream removes dandruffy it eves
the hair an oily appearance. For oiling the
whiskers it has no equal It retails' all Its beau..
tifying effects for days after using it. For dressing
and oiling the moustache; it prevents grey hears;
it prevents hair from turning grey. No hair prep.
aration possesses the peculiar properties which so
essentially suits the human hair as the Cocoanut
Cream. R promotes the growth of the hair; It Is
the cheapest hair dressing in the world. I
For sale by rti druggists; wholesale and retail by
J. M. FULTON,
PrITSBURGH,PA
All the popular Family Medicines of the day 1
Finest Brandy,
Wine and Whisky, •
•
Toth Einutnes & n,
Night B 1 Ceram
Jaynes wally Medicines.
With everything in the Drugline.
When gulag to the Pow Cake call and see the
finest assortment of Soaps and Extracts for hand
kerchiefs In this city.
Remember the place, DISPATCH BUILDING,
second door from the Post (Ake. mha
SPECLU BALE.
Mc mr. InT Xre...4X •
Undershirts at $2.00,
WORTH 114.00.
Drawers at $2.00.
WORTH *coo.
BACH SHIRT WILL WEIGH MILT I 11t.6u.
EATON, MAMMY/ & CO.
•
Have about $ deem of eitrieheary WHITE
UNDERSHIRTS and DHAW HI, nearly all wool,
which weigh from l% lb. to 1 lb. a or. eaah edge,
that mutt be dosed out immediately.
Woofer them at much leas thaw what they Gott
to make, and we believe them to be equal to any.
thing In market at 94 00.
No reduction will be made for quantity—oue
shirt or one hundred at the same rate.
These Shirts are a Great Bargain!
EATON, MACRUM a CO.,
19 and 19 Filth street.
pETROLEII*
The New Weekly,
NATIONAL'_ PETROLEUM TI
NO. 1. VOL. 1.
ca cocr it! X 3 "e•
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS AGENTS.
The latest and fullest reports by specLsl comes•
poudents from all the principal Oil Regions, etc.,
etc.
Price, 10 cents. $3 50 per Annum,
JOHN P. HUNT. Publisher,
911.6 69 FIFTH Sr.. MASONIO HALL.
THE DALTON -
FAMILY
KNITTING MACHINE,
THE HEOHT.iEqH TRIUMPH
XXV llVEMC72EialakalCiandra.
halts Upwards of 20 Different binds ot Apparel.
YARD OF PLAIN OR RIBBED WORK
Mrasit 1.73. Toil Mi:iuto&l•
We have roost flattering testimonials rromatil
Parts of the country testifying to their superiority
(or tuanufaceitring and family purpose. They are
peculiarly adapted for benevolent Societies and In
stitutions. •
seml '.fo.r Circulars and Samples, or call amino
them us operation.
WESTERN AGENCY.
No. 27 Fifth Street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
E. A. csrepElcrEn.:
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTEITOI 7- 44
OPFIOE.
PITTFRIntOrt, PA. lylnrch 4, les% •
1,000 AWAY WAGONS, `
Sealed Proposals will be received at Vats °Mu>
until 12 o'clock 11L, the 1511. eO2 of 51-3/ 1 011,
for the delivery of Oro Thouessul 13/none, aL
Pittebureb,
' ThssolVegolici are tabs made of reasond timber,
and built limper -specifications, which canto Waco
Bids will be received for tweatNire or an - e,
and must state Um time they will be'delivcrog.
Proposals must be marked rifipogqls for Amity
Wagons:. and: addressed 13 Lt. CirL 0.
Leidy Q. Id. Cienii, Pittsburdh,-Pa. • • • •
Bonds will be required 1.1. sucoMiilul
half the 'amount of the. contrail" two
good and suincient se cuHLti.
The tiodrrilomed rever m . to himself AO
.Se vet arty or all bids Thu; litmay dorm 7.+0 ", h. '
Payment to be mcido,vdnin tai complet4m the eont.et, one 1100.11tIzzi'utter. se tie undi=icee4
Ellen do In Acids. • • • O. • CROS O
Inba:td 'LINA: Col,nn] riepoty Q.. 11L Gem.
prrrontrnoe, Muth a,
rriTE- -BOLlkto OF. `DIRECTORS 'OF
4: 1 he C04131131A COMPANY' hove this
tv i d c eia . t 4 1).4.41/tut i No. 16, of THISEE,O)
MEDNMULIritho-lodit t st i '! 3l ° eir '
.;"ogitlirg . WZIMERVELT 4104coiitis'.
on r - is OOM 1.
SPRING GOODS
JitST OPENING AS
J. M. BIIRCHFLELD'S.
WIDE BLEACHED MUSLIMS COT 25 OA%
4.1 BLEACHED MUSLINS for=t cent►.
STANDARD BLEACHED ?LUSLINS for 41
tants. • i
NEW TOSE:aLILLS w!SLINS for CS trots, '
sold at 90i - teats.
FAST COLORED Pants for 15 eeniii,
FAST COMBED PRINTS roe at amts.
NEW STILE DLEERLISAON FEINTS CHEAP.
All other goodh
in proportion; and as goods are going up, now la
tbe Ume to bay. raha '
SPRING
431-0043135.
We are nowiennstantly receiving our
NEW STOOK OF SPELNG QOUDS,
complete in eiery department, sallpur•
chased since the great decline to pr Wes.
mr NEW DRESS GOODS,
NEW SHAWLS,
NEW BALMORAL*
ITER SKIRTINGS,
NEW PRINTS„
NEW CHINTZES
SMI=MMi
BATES & BELL,
mb, In FIFTH STREET
Skirt for 1565,
A NEW AND GREAT INVENTIDN Iff ) 1104P SKIRTS
DUPLEX
Or Double Steel Spring.
WEST, BRADLEY & CAREY, 1
(LATE J. L 4. J. 0. WEST.)
97 Chambers,' Street. Jrew fork. '
Are the owners of the patent and exclusive flans-
facture* of Mut J. W. BRAISIXIPS PATENTED 3
DUPLEX ELLIPTICSTREL SPEINGSKISTS.
Thialnyention consists of Duplex (ok two) flip.
tie Steel Springs, ingeniously braided tightly and ,
firmly together edge to edge,making the toughest,
most elastic, flexible and durable spring ever used 3
enabling the wearer in consequence of Itilireat
elasticity and Ancibleneu, to plado and the
shirt when In use as easily and with the same con
seek= as a silk or •muslin dross. It entirely ob
slates and Waseca the . u
objections to. hoop
skirts, rim the annoyers* to the wearer as well as
the public, in crowded assemblies, ear
sieges, railroad cars, church pews, orinany crowded
place, from the difficulty of contracting them to I
occupy a email vam. MU entirely reIIIIMG the 5
difficulty, while giving the. skirt th e usual full and
symmetrical form and Is She lightest and mast =
stylish and grac4ul appearance for the street.:
opera, promenade er house dress. A lady haying.
enjoyed the pleasure. comfort and meat conceal
ence of wearing the ffiuplex =Aria. ETC ,
far a single day, will never
dispense with theme of them. They arsittuilica
quality In every part, and by far the 14blon, meat ki
durable, comfortable and economical skirt made.
Merchant' will be supplied as above, and by job
hers, and ladies Du most first-class retail stores hi •=1
Meetly and throughout the dlffersmt States.
int Inquire for the -
DUPLE= ;MUM° , SPRING SEM:
i i n nine . n toParg i 4 .3 tir skft- -.1 P.Pnincfr'
EATON, KAMM •& CO,
Not. 111 sad tit Milt STREET
BRADLEY'S
DI3PI3IXI=MC
MMaM=I;M
1013. 4 HORNE & CO.,
11=1
BRADLEY'S
DUPLEX MIMIC BUILT,
.1"111°' ° ;11.17gr ' 2 """ 4.4W".1
BAT= '' BELL. ;
ruttsusa.
THE ABOVE, -
“DIIPLEX EL LIPTH
Undoubtedly the Best in Uie,
IS FOR SALE,
WHOLZEIAI4I AND . REITAIL.:
At, -713 MigGeorli.ioet- .391;troot.
XACRUIf ft GLYDE.
JOB: HORNE 47. CO.,
DEALE34 Dr
STRAW-AND MUMMY GOODS,
Ribbons and - Boraud, Silks, Ilairand ninlnge
Embroideries, Lace Handkerchief's, Mazy
Goode. Balmoral Malts, Ladies , and *anti Fun.
Mulling Goods, Bend •Gimps mid rnmta•
Wonted , Holiery end Ctlevos,lioop ”Narte, Na .;.. 3,
Lions and Small. Wares, are now, teething their
XEIP SPRIA G GOOD
which VD be found unusually attractive.
Having been puzehated at LOW GOLD HATES
We can ores SPEOLAL INDVOEMENTS:',r
Natio= 73ozo.firrtztaimilt
wilt at all times be found well supplied.
We solicit a call from
Egrduints,lllllinen, Pedlim, and thelablit.
being confident that we can iult ail
os Holum &
77 aid . 111.31.A.MEM 9TB,BRT•
IVEur GOODS! NEWi,GOODS V—WE
11 arojust apening , ft splendid stock of
NEW SPRING aoop„
among which Win be tow t 4
NEW. STYLE BUGLEADIT. AND FRINGEI
NEW WIDE BELT RIBBuN AND BUUSLYB,
NEW TUDR - AND SIDE MUDS, _
•LA.DII.I3.NEOK TIPS, BREAST PINR,'•
LACE TRILb, GUIPURE,LAOES,r
EIRRROLDERED & LACE ITANDKEIWIGG=B,
EMBROIDERIES AND WHITE GOODS. -
'',SPRING HOSIERY , AND GLOYEty, .'
„FANCY GOODS:AND NOTIONS;
IN GREAT PROEM-SION
MEE
XLM7ZEtrC:M27:3 'IF33.ICTEAE3.
The .Laillei , retriettf lavlted to give ut
ACB.II*. & 'GLYDE;
_
Gnat 13MIGALLI 1. —7
. - ' ' . 1 . . - •: : '
MOORIIPLAD , ' DENIMON do . 0 0 .1 4 4
~8 11 V63,X; k idt: . 11(frepts -.' • ' -.?: -
: ' ;.....A it F . .D l .#44.inti To:6o:4Eoift;., ._,,: , •
Pit* STERA : sTCOc OP-': aPtok -..-.
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Glerge ;llnder•grj,en e rs i -Alt - ae fil LlFtii ! Stresk-;,3 0 :
Embroideries, Lserevell: liolderlr 'hill S. i ' •
_ruble, PAWS' „Lao% anOxouis &c. a's'
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las- , , • Etzmitee4.li.ci•kort,.;. -
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ASP. ltEur STREET.:
LEAD —504 pigs boat Soft -Galons:ftrr
L.:,6144.
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