the ptolnivelt 6azttit.
TR CURVE PUBLISMO ISSOUITION.
MONDAY, MARCU 27, 1865
SCDOFIELD AT. GOLDSBORO.
We have, at last, official, advlces o'
FCIIOFrELD'a arrival at Goldsboro, with the
assurance that TETLItY was approaching &tin
Wilmington, and that &Mullen was not far
off. The junction of these three nr=les
will give Btisnsten an effective force equal
to the entire rebel, army.
The tiring heard by So - term:6Ln at Golds
boro was evidently frcjus the artille.ry sn.
gaged in the fight between Goldsboro and
Raleigh in which the rebels claim a victory.
As he mentions no rumor of FirrEastsn's
defeat, we may tate it for granted that the
rebels have been lying,as coal.
•
TILE VICTORY ATP TERRRIIRG.
The fight at Petersburg n Saturday was
gallantly contested. Our t 6ps were taught
napping, at first; but gallantly rallied and
severely punished the enemy fot his te
merity:
This tight indicate two things—first that
LEIS has not evacuated Richmond and sec
oud, that he will, as- opportunity offers,-re
new his desperate efforts to break our lines
by massing his troops and hurling them, at
unexpected moments, upon any weak or ex
posed part of our line.' This liasbeen Lug's
systein, throughout, _and he has nothing
left but to keep it up and repeat it at every
favorable opportunity. If, however, his
force is only 50,000, he cannot afford to
make many ex pet iments of the kind, if they
cost him as much as the effort on Saturday
did.
This body adjourned finally on the 24th
inst., after a brief session of twelve weeks.
This is the shortest session vre have had for
taany years; and as all the essential work of
legislation has been well done within that
time, we hope that we shall have no return
to long sessions hereafter.
Although this Legislature has been too
much subject to the overshadowing influ
ence of one corporation, and although it
has failed to pass some wise measures .'that
were asked of it, the credit is due to it of
defeating all the gigantic swindles that we
presented to it. The Indem ally bill and the
River Bed swindle were both, at on 6 time,.
on the high road to success; but the public
indignation was too much for both of them,
and the itpresentatives, taking heed of pub
lic Sentiment in season, defeated them and
all kitidicA measures. •
These schemes however, although out of
the way for the time, are not dead. They
wilLbe revived next winter; and it behooves
the Peeple to see thatcandidates are select
ed for the Leg ere who can be relied on
to resist emery attempt '.o defraud the State
or legalize schemes of plunder.
LOBBY SWINDLING
By the details given in another column
it will be seen that Hon. Wm. M Wrrrs, a
distinguished democrat of Philadelphia, as
sisted by At BEIST IL SCHOFIELD, a demo
cratic member of the legislature of 1864, were
engaged in theeeffort to . swindle the Great
Western Road out of 00,000, that being
the price demanded , by these lobby mana
gers-for getting a bill passed which that
company wanted. The bill wo 114 have
passed on its merits; but these outsiders
worked upon the fears_of the 'company, nn
til they compelled it to place the sum names
in their bands, which they intended to pock.
et. There are vacant cells in the Poulten
tlarY for all the 'parties to this swindle, if
the Senate Committee having the matter in
charge, has the pluck to use the proper 1e
g..1 measures.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIE4.
There was a peculiar grin upon the faces
of tle Copperheads and a psorly disguised
tone of exullation in their voices as they re
counted, a few days since, that Government
Securities - Lad gone below par. The news of
this deprtssion was as manna to their hungry
stomachs, and they feasted on It luxuri-
Nothing pleases a Copperhead so
much ell an injury to government credit,
eseept news of a rebel victory. These are
the two - things his Foul delighti in. Porta
-1
- nately, however, the depression lasted only
fora day. Notwithstanding the steady de
cline in gold, government bonds have re
covered what they temporarily lost, and
are again above par. Providence vouch
. ages. us these little reverses to teach us
that the Copperheads are as venomous as
ever.
Tint FRUIDIEVII Mimi To Cm Peimr.—The
tciegrinble stock-jobbing,inmor that the Presi
thot has hone to City Point to negotiate peace is
\at restsby the following from the Washing
-
• 'the loyal heart of the Union will be glad
-- dened• this morning with too announcement
Made hy as elsewhere in these columns, that the
Chief Visalsteate bas sought the recuperation of
bit health by .a trip to City Point. Tao nalver
sel aspiration will be that this temporary relief
Trent the perplexing and Texattons snrronadie gs
of the Presidential mansion may secure to him
more than - his wonted vigor."
— The Chroakte also soya, In - reference to the
President's position, that he stands by hit letter
of instructions to Mr.-Seward. Is the late peace .
negotiation. No one need tear that he will re
cute flout it, and who would not hall with Joy
therestoration of peace on condition of the res
toraJon of the Union, the abolition of slavery.
srd.the extirpation of the Confederacy.-
19'asirso Awai.—The rebel Senate - has
dwindled from an august assemblage repre
senting fourteen States to a 'petty gather
ing seemly equal to a town counciL On
the bill demanded by Jqi. DAVIN at the
elm of hot EeStiOD, to suspend the writ of
&Arai oorpaß t the vote stood 6 to 9:--the six
lotes being from Missouri, Ken
to ~14 and Ton.e&te, thtce Statei in which
the rebels have not a
,footheld. So that
really tkere were but nine Senators legiti
tritely • present. represenlini only five
Mates. •
IQ= DELEGATION TO HARRISBURG.-
Our 'Senators, Messrs. Onattax ant Btw
II AM, and . our Representatires, Mesita
HERRON. CGADWICK. MCKEE, GLASS, COL.
nrixt.z and SLacs, returned home on Satur
day and were welcomed by their many
:Mends; They are all tooling well, except
that each is a little fatigued by the and ao is
labors 4 miiincql upon members at the clo',e
or tbe Ewen, and they all look glad, as wo
Laic no doubt they are, to get home again.,
,Ifampooe's - Cont a—This corps la beglanlng I.
lyrrapidly. The yegienent left Washing.
too cm Thursday for the hbenandoah
'ti* Ur the second fill regiment cent to that dee
-51130TR; Abough there are now to the vatic,
two palitally organtzed.Ter,lments;rapidly Mang
AM, ASA which; with Ist and Id, now complete,
VWla few days to formed into a blicada. •
Clostesameutures of the oouol supply to Rag-
Jai for 11N64. bare been made up. They show
Vie re‘ipts df tie year to*have been 893,304,7 W
Ipttalla,l That Is abut the ume as the towns
/.. 11511 .1%ft1e5 4 than itwo.thirds of the receip
_Other C.tietfl . or 1881, increase • Is very
maillosi over the yews of 1804 and 1863.
BMX= 07/ WIN SEN/iTILHOD. DATTO
nianso, (Rep.) of Harrisburg, was on
liday lut chosen Speaker of the Saute.
reveleing 1T YOtakto 11.
From Do Confederacy—Official . Rovela-
WARRINGTON, . March 23.—information hes
been placed in my hands touching several points
of great • importance in regard to the rebellion,
its military strength, Its condition, the opinion
and hopes of Its political and military leaders,
and the Judgment of one of its most prominent
men upon the *poeslbUitles and term, of peace.
•
Without comment of mine, I submit them to
you, with the single remark that every fact I am
about to state there Is unimpeachable authority,
and that these statements bear of themselves
evidence of their authenticity and - credibility. •
First as to the military strength of the Coo
tdcracy. The figures which I give do not data
later than 'February 4, 1865, at which date they
were not merely accurate. but were compiled
from the diktat of the. Confederate War Depart
bent.
On tbo 4th of Festrnary. 1665, the entire
available force of the Confederacy was 154,000
leen. They were dlstribw.e4 as follows
Leek 114,000
Bram, including Hoke's 11000 .
Beaurnard and Hardee ,—....-. 22,000
Liu Taylor, D. 11. Hill.laod lloatll Cobb... 7,000
West. of 60,000
Thel2,ooo under Beauregard and Hardee In
cludes the late army of Hood, and all the forces
which evacuated Savannah and Charleston. The
5,000 of Bragg includes all the garrison of Wil
mington. These 81,000 men constitute the bulk
of the army now under Johnston in North Car
olina, with such addltloni as have lately been
made. The 7,000 under Taylor, 1101 and Cobb,
are or were scattered through Georgia. Alabama
and illissisalppl, •part of them constituting the
present garrison of Mobile.
Of flood's army the following Is a correct nu
merical statement:
Praised Tennessee --.
Came 0ut.....
___.,..~
Net loss of thst campaign ..
In East Trnumsee and West Virginia there
were In February but 4,h00 men altogether, and
the greater part of %turn were trinsferred March
I, and thereabout, to Lynchburg.
GEN. LEE'S TE4TIAIONT.
A Committee of the rebel Sauna was engaged
early In the prment year in an inquiry into the
condition of the Confederacy. Among the wit
otters enmmooded befire them was G7n. Leo,
and the following are extract, from his tmtinacr
ny, on the ll:th January, 1865 i
Questtiots by Srnator Ihmter.—what is your
opinion as to evacuating Richmond, and with
drawing the army to North Carolina?
dower—ln my opinion, it would be a bad
mostmcut.l4le Virginia troops would sot go
to North Carolina; they would go home.
Queation—Do you think we have troops enough
for toe next campaign T
"Insterr-1 do lot. Wo cannot last till mid
jammer.
Qurstien—Whaf do you think of the 'Nancy of
arming M).000
Awsver-11 we are to carry on the War, that Is
the least of evils ; but in inch - an event the De
grees must la wn their liberty.
Quatfort—Do vgn think we could succeed by
puitinc the Degrees into the field
Answer—That would depend-on circumstances.
We could at lout carry on the war for another
year.
Quest/on by Senator Hill—What is the senti
ment of the army in relation to peace?
Am-wt.—ll is alnuut weentmows for peace! The
men will fight longer if necessary, but they be
lieve wo cannot continue the war through an
other campaign.
Questioa by Senator Graham—What is your
individual opinion on the subject of peace?
denser-1 think the best policy is to make
peace on the plan proposed b 7 Mr. Stephens.
'I he people and the country ought to be caved
further *am 'flees.
chtutiens by Senator iverker—lf reMcn be not
made before Spring, will you Cansent to take
command of all the armies of the Coafederacy,
with unlimited powers?
Answer—l will take any position to which my
country assigns me and do the best I can, but I
do not-think I can save the cause now. No hu
man power can save it. Had I been assigned such
a piece one year ego, f think I could have ramie
our condition bolter than it novels.
Question try Amax Orr.—Ton think. then.
Graaa 1, mot the heat solution of one difficul
ties la to make peace on the Stephens plan?
Anatner.—Yes, that Is the beat policy now. I
think the army and the people ought to be saved
If all ale is lost.
DESERTIONS TROY TEI REIM LIMY.
From records in the Adjutant and Inspmtos.
General's race It appears that from the Ist of
October, 1664, to February 4th, 1865. 713,000 men
bad diluted from the Confederate armies east
of the Staelsalppl. Daring Price's recent lova.
slon of Missouri, neatly all the 31.mottrians In
Ll-. army deigned, and he lost daring the cam.
oa'gn 111,300 men.
noon's kIIIIT.
.A distinguished Coutoderate oflieer from
Georgia, February 6th, sold that the remnant of
linod'a army wss nothing more than a mob of
demoral.ted soldiers. lie saw the men pass
through Montgomery, Ala., on their way to
Branchville, B. C.
Minn arm] . CRAZE.
When Mr. Stephens came back from Fortress
Munroe, be raid to Lls friends that he was not .
disappointed at the failure of his mission; that
he huew before ho started It woad fail. Ile was
now satisfied that Mr. Lincoln would not make
Peace with Davis en any terms, but he was more
:arechle than ever that Year: was within reach
of the country. its teas omits aerta:a to shefikl
hare peace and an honoreUs peace, Wore .11:qi 1,
i net. This result, be declared. was In the hauds
cf the people, and If the ,people desired peace,
nelther parts nor any other man, nor set of men,
could prevent It,
IVIILT TUESIMINT LINCOLN SLID.
The substance of Mr. Lincoln's language, as
reported by Mr. Stcpb , as ' was that he could not
en at with Paris its the leader of a rebellion.
That the so-called Government of the Confeder
ate States could matte acknowledged., That he
nada not treat with the Staten while they con.
f.-esed allegiance to and formed a part of that
Govennaeot. Rat that he was willing to treat
it lilt the Slateszeparately, or with any number
of them on the basis of the Union and the Con
stitution. That If peace were restored he would
: o all In his power to remit those pains and pen.
ahl a to which Individuals bad an:tjeeted them
caves by rebellion against the Government.
That. In co eirenuistaucea would he recognize
the Independence_ of the Confederacy, or treat
with It as a separate tower. That he could not
enter Into any truce or armistice with Davis as
(ro-called) Pre 'ideal of those States.
TANIS' INSTUCLTIONS
were rubttantially as follows:
FOal. That nenotlatloos shall be conducted as
between two Independent Nationalities.
Becoad, That pending thE negotiatlems an ar
t:dist:et of 90 days shall be proclaimed. Therm
instraelloos were communicated to Mr. Lin
coln, but:were not entertained as a basis Of ne
gtaltdion.
WILST MIL, STEPITCNS TM:Kinn?.
Slephots thought that the negotiations might
form a basis for declarations by Mr. Lineola in
Lis-Inaugural on the Fourth of March. and that
the President would then proclaim a plan which
v on:d Ire generally scrupled by the . States as a
1 I aids or settlement. his (Mr. Stephens) looks
eters ouy further efforts by the Confederate
b °Tenement toward negotiations, Or to carry on
the war as futile, and unitise to the people mid
the States. In- a word, he considers the.fune•
110118 of the 05r:federate Government at an end.
wrarnas's PLAN Yon reams.
Stephens proposed : .
First—Lot President Lincoln issue an address
to the Army and people of the Bomb, eni`rodylog
In that addraes what ha has before said as. to
Peace, sad alto whatpaiscd at his Interview with
the CommLesioners. •
Smoad—Agree to appoint Commissioners on
the part of the United States to meet State Com.
talsaiottra on the part of such States as desire
to met at Nashville, Louisville or Cincinnati,'
In April or May, to consult as to a peace, on the
basis of such States returning to the Union uptn
the sole fitnelltion of obedience to the ijonatittl.
Mon and Inset of the Republic. •
17:ire—An election by each States as shall
send Commissioners to that convention, of See a.
tort and Representatives to tho Congress of the
Usher States, to enter such Congress upon equal
terms with ether members of it, and such States
to bare equality on the floor of Conereas with
other States.
Mr. Syphens believed this plan would secure
the, approbation of North Carolina, Georgia,
Florida. Alabama, Mississippi, and peril spa of
Sloth Carollers and 'Virginia. Ile was quiteiure
It would common:lL the assent of at least sly.
States. In prevent efreumslanclat, he might
n averably hope It would be still more generally
adopt:AL—N. Y. /rib.
init2s fie Market Street, 24 door from sth.
PROCLA NATION.—Chy of Pittsburgh,
as : In accoldance with the Peevish.. of no
Amt - of rhe tieneral Assembly of the Common
wenith of Prnmy ivante. providing for the loom.
purstion of the City of Pittsburgh and of .ho vari
ous supplement. I o s aid Act, I, JAMES LOW RY,
3a., 51.3 or of said city, do home this, my pro...s
mitten, for a special election to be held on the
I'IIESItAY IN-APRIL, A. D. 1865, being
the fourth day to the month, the freemen of the
First Ward of said elk!. qualitletl to vote for meats
bees of the House of Representatives of this Cam.
tnoowealth,wtil meet at the usual pieces of holds
Its elections In skid Word, and elect by b‘il.t
under the Ant of Assembly relating I he,eto, (INS
btEbt HER OF UCII3IOII OUUNtILL for
the First Ward of said city, to fill a vamincy ones*
Cloned by the resignation of Abraham Fryer.
nod. r my hand AIM the seal of the Said
city of Plitabsugh, the 234 day of Deranrkhar, A.
In ison. JAMES LOA ltY, J a., Mayor.
mhttedd
&loses., wills, bildgesote., are till gone.— 11:1E DALTOII
N. T. Commercial Advertiser.
The Great Vreshet at Rochester.
A letter received in the city this afternoon
from a business firm in Rochester, dated
day before yesterday, says:.
The store v. e occupied has gone to the
Lithe. Some tweuty-tire others have gone
down the liver, an-1 there Is hardly a dry
building to 'be bad for the love or money.
We managed, to save the contents of one
tafo and a Icw, goods.
Many who a few deys ago, were in Miln
ect circumstances are reduced to penury.
Trig Western paptra bring us news of the
starting of a peat cavalry expedition under
Gen..). D4Wiltuni, for the xlestruction of
the remaining railways in' Alabama and
FiAten,thottiand cavalry and
mounted infantry wire conC,entntted at
Eturrort, Whitt., a fortnight since, and, after
we delay front rains, 10,000 of them are
off one gigantic raid, with lif•thito at their
ultimate objective point. They will meet
little or nothing to °poem their march, and
will probably fuad Mobile m potwasalon of
Gee. Canby.
The Flood In New York.
By gentlemen just through central New
York, we learn that the newspaper accounts
of the flood hare not been exaggerated.
For once reportorial fancy was not as strange
as naked fact. And the waters have not
subsided either. All along from titles to
Syracuse fences arc under water or swept
away. The Montezuma marshes arc flood
ed to that the Jails are two anti three feet
nder, water, and the appearance la of a
houndlet sea.
At Rochester destruction is on every side.
The shore of Lake Ontario below the mouth
of lhe Gennessee River is strewn with re
mains of bridges, buildings, machinery, fur
niture and goods. In Rochester, the flog
ging, pavement, and sewers are torn up, the
gas pipes severed, while brick blocks are
destroyed, or.partially so, all along the line
of the rushing waters.
The railroad bridge across cayuga Lake
Is under water, wheat deep, and for three
miles the cars roll along in the water, every
vestige of railroad being bidden. It is de
scribed as a fearful ride through that sea.—
aeceland Fferald.
Tn Fourth Army Corps, under Gen. D.
S. Stanley, is reported ox its wxy to Knox
ville to join in the Western Virginia cam
paign, and its strength is estimated at from
11,000 to 18,000 men. A cavalry force,
stated at 6,000, has left Knoxville under
lien. Stonemen, and is moving also toward
West Virginia. It is evident that General
Grant dots not propose that the rebels shall
find a.very quiet retreat among the mo n
lain ranges west of Lynchburg, should t t
be Gen. Lee's plan.
P VIM Lle wrco C,69.
a...airs.ATTENTION. NIXTII WAR DI
11=er • There trill be a meeting of the eitisene of
the Sloth r std. on MONDAY NIGEIT. to form
new argent:4o.lOn fur the put ose of patting the
Word out of the pendlog dr•ft. Every enrolled
citizen Is requested to attend, end not lelve the
duty to his prighho!. mh2.5:44
FOERTII WARD. ALLEti GEST.—
inlll - 0 r 1 be Mock Committee. will meet on MON
DAY" EI ENING, March 27th, at 7;6 o'clock. In
Foulhatees HeIL 11 , 4=U-tees are roque.ted to
hove all eubacrlptiona collected end make their toll
and Onal rclutte. tieing a lull list of all coo.
tributem, and et all enrolled men whn h ov• Pot
contributed, for publieation. It I. hepe.l that tilts
will be the Mat mectinknecessary. mlatatd
fr .3111rERTISEMEMTS.
. ..„ .
IVOR REN T.—Ono LARGE AND
11,±,NDSWIIELY ROGIt on
1 he nrat floor, ran be bad by eatHrac at Nn. 153
TN 1H I) at EEET, between Smlthneld and Grant
stmt. • • rnEntnw /
ALLIABI.E. • STOCKS.—TL ESDAY
EVI DZINU, Wirt-I,lEsth, et o'clowk, wilt be
sold at Untrtnere,sl Sslrs mars, 54 1 - 111 h street,
le Antes A ilrglneoy Gs. Stock;
llercbants k Manufsetarets Bank;
A. Mcl LAV A UV E, Auc'r.
I,'OR SA LE-110USE AND LOT.-611-
A. [sated In toe Eighth Word, having a front an
Tent a. A venue of IC feet, and ea tenth, back It i feet
to a 20 loot alley, with a neat story brick
I,t, mbar! Ori.t. If cslo • now rerea Prellt brick
front tad Iron Verandah. Price StiOli Terms
Apply to B, NoLA INA 00.
mh27.
I.ZOR NALE.—The heirs Of Elizabeth
f. totter. deommed, offer for isle • lifda-1.1.
FARM of 45 acres, situated in Penn townidito, Al
legheny county, on the Leechburg Rout, twelve
miles from Pit shorgh, a.. which la erected • log
Dense and stable; alto • road •prlter water on
said farm. Far f u rther Information enpoire of
inkShlwti U R. STLITLEE.
FOR BALL
THAT HANDSOME DWELLING
satiate on Central atreet:Allesherty city, within
three miautes walk of street rallroad. The bons
rentals. all the modern improvements and con ve.
to
silences, . rd will be soI JAMES W.d at a barn An
A ,
NHOTT by ap_plying
mblllatd 17 Fifth erect, Pittabureh.
WURIiTTURP, CkRPTES., &c.—ON
EzLAY .wORNING. Heron MIL at ten
ol.:0:11, will be .old et' 1 FOVEA U STRET. Me
charm. hank Buildlne. rota/era Makat atol Wood
swam, a quantity of 'bow ekold goods, riabtsclag
mohair seat sot.; walnut sofa p.ll r r0.b..;
two Walnut etc iWttlt IWO drain bureaus;
will di ut thine enclosed wash elm chit tweyni to
Livid et pirttol t , xteen Pet enteralon table:. hat
rack; et pboards; netteea; wood chairs; ranch
I Oft bedsiewni busk awl eptios tostOs ars; gilt
and maii. fotitte manors; Basset. l6ololl. l. / abatis
ter and stair carpets sad oil clothavebaa stove
.nd kitchen utensil. queen's's.. ke. "
mb27 T. A. MeeLELLAND. daeloneer.
ErgliEDY'S SALT UUkUM 01
14 ENT
tatreaSsit Rheto,_
Cure. &al6 Had,
Cures every +lmam of a
Hot or 101am:eatery Now..
DM CAVANAUGH'S PILL SALVE
w 111 cute the most obstinate sues of either kind
of Piles. se matter how bad the ease may be. For
as:e at the
CENTRAL LIMO STORE,
In the Market How, Allegheny, where also may
be found a firm assortment of Pomade., Perfumery,
Toilet Soaps, Dressing Combs, Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, te.
other CIECI. A. KELLY.
I;IKOADWAY SALOON, G 4 FIFTH ST.
I'ESDAY MOltlea NG, March bite, at to
ebloett, will be sold at V terheaer A ttoestag's
Intostinsuy Saloon, Ns. U Flick street, the tare
Welt al Liquors Is cake and ewes, the Bar Vta
i tires. Part (tore, be, contortsing UhaapaCae,
Catawba. Part, cherry and hltiat Wises, of ',d
ens celeidA , ed armada Old Monongahela end
Ituuthoo Whisky.: Franco cognac and Pale
Ilrandlee, Cr city and Blackberry Brandlee ; Hob
I ad Oln, Basobercy and Ilnerry byrupt; Bottled
1 - ,mato Catsup; tine Imported I hears; Bar. Uses
ter and Bock Shelainr; Bar Gluons, Bottles, ac.;
Sees, Carr. (!race Desk, liar Store and flapper
Roder; Siarhi. Top s. ash Stand; thyAt Day Cloak;
I,e-eking (Bailee, Picture; doe Ornamental Door
Lamp; Treaties and beneen for table we, he , ac.
Lehi: AL al eLLWAINE. Auctioneer
FORTZ3:MOUTififtX CORD
American Spool Cotton
AMORY'S ENAMELED SPOOL COTTON:
I hese threads are warranted of superior quality
and guaranteed to measure WO ysrda to length.
Can be had in ell colors snit numbers
Manufactured by the POllTtirdtrif PH SEAM _
.FACT OE , and for sate by the trade generally.
CILANILES AMORY dt. CO.,
S ELLING AGENTS,
It Currnv • treat, ries . Yos k Devon. hire ante',
Iloidon; 2C6 Church street, Philadelphia.
EnbMeod
COTTON AND
WOOLEN DOMESTIC GOODS
FOR SALE AT THE
Lowest Market Price,
-
WRITE, ORR & CO.,
SS FIFTH Et rn EIET.
•-•I .ARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS
et the
CARPET DRY GOODS STORE OF
CUELAP, LUKER & CO.
138 Federal Street, Allegheny
We have kid received the largest stook of
Carpels, hugs, Mats, 011 Cloths,
weer offered to thellublle.la this city, Alto a lOU
aaroltamat of DRY O(}UDS AND IV)TIONS,
whlckaie are °Mirth' 01 *flatly reduced pride.
tottf6Af
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES O'
1...3N AND BOY'S
BOLTS AND SIIOES,
LADIES BA LISORALS
AND °AMER . +,
OktaLDREM'q STIOES
AND SLIPPERS
and actually telling of below cost.
Now is the time to ony goods at PANIC PRI
CES.
Call early cod secure a good bargain. Don't
towet the place.
FAMILY AND MAAVEACTUBELTO
KNITTING MACHINE,
The simplest and Moat elreatire. Knitting 'Machine
ever Invented. Instructions free. Oald and lee
them tit operation, or send for circulars and urn;
B. P. CARPENTER.
GENERAL AGENT, II VIFTG. BT,
- IV ALT; i'APER—At 121 cents for sale by
tshls W.P,
ArE U . ' 4D PER TIS EJM EATS.
- Aili - E01:11 - C -HALL
GROVER'S
Grand German Opera.
LEONARD 'DROVER. DIREO FOR
(Ale° of rover's Cheatuut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia, awl Grover , . Theatre.
sehington, D. C.)
CARL ANCCII UTZ. .. . .. __ CONDUCTOR
The great 51a3ter liston of the age.
SEASON OF SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
Grand Inaugural Night,
MORAY, MARCH 27,1865,
Upon which ceension will be presented most peel
tively for the only time, Von rlotow's Growl
upon.
iiA RTIiA.
Fourth: Act Restored.
KARL FORMER IS PLONIEST
The role originally and enpreaaly composes]
for 01w by Von Flame.
brae BElt TilA JOHANNSEN,
Aecorded her among her greatest roles.
Ifoory bl'lle Ste Pal& 1.17.1118 A.
Be; tint appearance.
FRANZ
In tie rendition of which he has no neknowledged
M., A. NTI/N °HALM
OTTO
Miss THERESA WOOD
la the Market Scene.
CIE=
foarawr
I'll SILL by
rear:into, iirehers and b untodnen lov the laillea and
gent of the gr tad ehonab.
Opera presented entire. The fourth act restored
Karl Foimes as Plooket, the role originally and
expressly composes tor him by Von Flutes!. The
Militant sad spirited rendition of this situ - knot
opera by for Brand Ihrmau Opera Company ha
everywhere bees the theme of the warmest com
mendation. -It is ordeuriirtly, from the expressed
opinions of the.chirf LornVeen critics and the 411.
leiantl at present In Amerlos, the heat rendition of
the op.ra extant.
TFESDAT, MARCH 2Sth, 1565,
Stoat positively, the only presentation of Gontiod's
Immortal grand muter production.
rouser,
which produced so remarkable a gestation oa the
a lon of its late presentation by this company is
the Nets YE rit, Boston, sad Philadelphia Acade
mie..
JOSEPH HERM INS, its lIPIIISTOPIIILS3
, -,brated assumption, Irrit arid
dramatis coompti n and Vat 1 foa, of
•
a pawl, , sasolitt area
to a I ai r .tloo.
YARIE FEEDER.IOI, al riandurnurt,
lier original role, studied under the lestnedlate
direction of the composer,(inunod, and .
accorded one of ler strangest •
aasumntions.
54. GUISE 'PI TAM 4 RO , FACET
AL acknowledged ioperlor conception.
se►b m•r hs srcurr4 at tM musts stores ore. 0
Yell( r and Sieber Ss Bro. dilly from 10 A M. to 4 r
m.; at alibi ►. Um I:remota...4 toe IsAll.
Admission to Parquette —....... _......_01 0)
Orchestra Seat, assured cci
Admission t
• • TIEATFI AND DESTRUCTION TO
the Belt/•h lArod.r.
A truly 11
. 1.1.111 d
"julir
MANCE IS NOW RE ..DT la ths
NEW YORK WEEELY,
Wud Noll. Pao B Py
Wild Neal. 'rime MVP 3r
Wild Nell. 'rho lerryl
THE FOUNDLINGS OF THE FOREST:
A Romance of the American Revolution.
SY FRANCIS S. SMITH
Author of "White Engle. the Avenrerr .0•111-
cwt. the Gledlatof;' . Ersicen Wilsoft;”
etc., et., eta
The shore is a Romance n( the AMP!'It3I2 Rave
lution. Red in full of the moot St-Imitate Inc ldsellt
~cm beyinoine to end. It in written with all the
gnat graphic force of It • pripuler euthor, and ea.
hdifte an Ingenious blending of Romance and
Renal ywhich In not to he met with In any stallhe
work. It Is ndm tied by rood Jude... who hire
rend the mentiocript to be the greatest Revolts:tosser
&aware t..l' tallernaisstS, and everybody would do
lien to look out for It.
Mao, • sew, lic•utifial and powerful remanle
eutitled,
TWICE DECEIVED
Or. tisa, 33°Tc:o. , oau. = adwrt.
Specifics corm *ewe rase.
The N V Wba KLY Is sold Dr all New. Agents
In the IL S. The pike la Six Ogres, but to soros
eases, where Agents hate to psy extra freight, a
higher price is charged. When there it a News
A eent in the town, we desire nor friend. to get U.
N. Y.W EEKLV through hies. We do not wile
to menthe paper, esoept to places where thee , ta
0., other meant of gettine it. Whee sent by mat!,
ADO copies, PS per annum; lour copies. CO 3 whit
Is gip a copy, eight copies. lito Trio potty whe
tted. us gre few a club of eight copies (•ll sent ;at
sue Ilene) will be entitled to a copy frrr. Yoh
masters and others who get op clu IS In tha. to
senilea tootle, can alter ward add al•gla apples:at
02,Ni Addreas,
STREET & SMITH,
•
No. II 'FRANKFORT ST., N. Y.
mbillStd
GREAT
SALE OF DRY GOODS,
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S.
36. 1! N. E. Corner Fourth and Market Ms
KISII POPLIN`? CHEkP,
FREACIt POPLINS CHEAP,
FANCY NICKS (MIIBP.
BLACK. SILKS"
7fesastabl4mos for ne, sold at. 405,
Do. for ale, sold at oat.
Do. for 17... anid at 63...
Orroadleos tor 'Mr, sold at d 1123
Do. foetid Oa. sold at 81130
Calicoes for 220. sold at Cie.
Muslims for 200. sold at I:s6.
All good. red..' and elegies oat. Remember
the pl•ee
No. 72 N. E. earner Fourth and Market Ns
naLt?
‘ItsiINN ATI LhAD PIPE AND
SKEET LEAD WORKS.
IB'COR'XICK & GIBSON,
No. lfl 13Inrst Ninth E!t
Make to order PIPES AND SHEETS or any
required weight and sine.
rinds per square f00t,?1.4 lbs., and upwards,
Pipes, chlibre, sti inch to 354 Inches. Also, vary
MORT PIPE for Hydraulic It azoiand for drain.'
I rg wells.
e would espcelnlly ask the attentli n of PI um'
ler. sod Proprietors of Oil Works and Oil Wells;
u.hibgrod
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED, AND
A- will be reoelyed, by the Committee on Sheets,
of they . of Allegheny, until WEDNESDAY,
the MI day of April. for the grading and paying of
kruicont at rret, in the r mound Ward, from Unto
avenue to bland Wine or sit
_y line, together With
the in ,mealy sidewalk s and onentone. Alec, at
the 'same time, proposal. will tor received forilie
brllding of a sew., an the East Common from:the
east, side of the East Common at Washy
logton strict, to the Canal, where It crouel An ,
Orson street. And also, a sewer on• the West
Common from tire railroad arousing of Irisin's
Ai eerie to a point Intersecting the sewer akteady
constineted on the West Common, di•tarioe of
elude one thousand feet. Plane and specifications
of the a hole welt may be seen at the orrice of the
t wthtrie REGULATOR, In the 'City
Proposals will be handed either to A. HODSON,
Street tJemmisalonrr, or JOILN WElHtir. Chair
man of Committee On Streets:..ath2l4.l_
BORLAND'S,
LOST OIL AND BARRELS MARKED
Liberal reward will be paittlar return (Won to
bench, and ,empties marked so above. Apbly at
the °face, No. 2 Wood street.
natal deed ' G. N. LONG &
ETHOLEUM—HARD RAZEP
ERANoF FOR INVESTMENT' —% jptrte
owning one.ttre teth ll:Attest in two Uomiroties t
Rhea°, .•WWIDIZed with eggreeate 041/341 01
iWCWW.O will thapWrO of a portion of bin Into net at
• very how !Wore. Address B. S. N0..3at1, New
Yoe& Prot ()Moe. . mask[!
LUST OlL.—Verrone having caw:ZlAoth
or BARBELS toward I POU will
ba Iltwrally rewarded by reportloa It. to
D. M. LUOISR.I3aI,
eahrldwd VW Wood - !dna.
1:121=21
XXI rr - D TISEXcx-rs.
•
JTTERS REMAINING ITNCLAIM
-, ED to the Poet Office at Allegheny,"on the
25th day of MAROIL, 1865:
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant moat
mil for "adeerfued letter.," give the date of this list,
and pay one rent for adrertiaing.
It not called for within one mania, they Will be
sent t 6 the Dead Letter Odic.
Fain Dmavenr letters by carriers, at the resi
dences of owners, may be escunco by observing
the following net.:
1. nrc-r letters plainly to the street and num
ber, as well ea the Post Office and State.
2. Henn letters with the writer's Post OA-, and
Slott, strut and number, sign them plainly with full
name, and request that answers be directed accord
ingly.
a. Letters to strangers or transient visitors in ,
town or city, whose special address may be un
known, should he marked on the lower left hand
corner, with the word Transient..
Place the postage stamp on the rpper right-6a ad
corner, and from space between the stamp and di
rection for prat-marking without interfering with
the writing.
N. IL—A HYQUITZT for the HMI:MN of a letter to
the writer, If unclaimed within THIRTYDAYS or
lees, written or printed with the writer's mode,
Pod Office and Stole, across the left.hand end of the
envelope . , on the face side, will be complied with,.
the usual prepaid rate of riestage, payablewhen
the letter is delivered to the writer. (See." low
1,863.1
A ;Rotten John : P
Aodrews John Harman Joo Parkes Thoa
Andrews Saml /Daly Jelin I Popp Andrew
B Hanson blarth.J Powell Ohniles
Barney Berk S I I Parse J
Brown C 1,.. W Imwheld Oath Patterson John
Boyd fr.Orle; Irons Jessie Purcell John
Beggs Bet, y Powers Mary
Drownsen H 'Jamison David Palmer N B
(toast Sznithfuct Johnson Bobtd H
Piffle/Jame. ' Inures Peter Pella Pete
Borneo James Insister Joseph Robinson Adel
krown Jennie Ii K Reny Uhnrie•
Bean tt Mary , 'Knight Ahrharn deem Samuel
bunny Marvin' Kilpatrick Aga. Ross S
I Burt harthing'ir I Kelly Barman :Baby Diane
dead valuable Kest Rattle rioUtrison Senn'.
Brow nW .1 'Keefer Simon tßitters Nary
Bologilliehard Klnl Semanthal Reich Matins
0 1K ins John_ , Rork Margaret
Centro Cathar`e.,Killereek Wm litekder Nlehll
ulbertson b. Vol 1. I keno William
CINCINNATI, OHIO
G. 8. L. & CO."
~_ -_-__w~~.~m.
. .
Christian 1 hoa ILWlngood Heed J W •
l'lmk 1.3 dla ' Dead V aSuable
Corn Mich Barbra I Sparmsa Oath
Conte. Mathew, Lowry Sarah !Sherrett Dsn'l 2
Cann foul Marv' Luria ISLirey Utz r
Coln Retest / Lord Julia E :Sloan E./
LlLogan J ISweny E
Inern A I Lyons James A 'Scutt Sarah
Drake Annie , Lynch Maggie "Sample S S
Dougherty M n Lir Marlton Mr ,Strehia Jan B
Wonah'son S A !Langherst Mal: Stranger Jacob
Wit prey James' Law Tilley 'Short Inn H
Peg. loran Jilts Logan Win M srerey Jco
Ihnley John 11 -hannon Jas
Duff Thos 2 I Moore IM :smitn Jennie E
Duncan Nary Miller, Addle Spencer Jno
Pods]. Nanny .J Sticklin Martha smith Mary
11111 ?Heels. •al err len Mrs . Snyder J
Penny Nancy Mullen Mary ' ranter Mary 11
Ikons her'( W Moore inn smith Maggie
I.lnregan airs Murry W Simpson Non J
Tinily Patrick .r (lark .1 C , :baler Win
Dunphy Rlchd Slang lens Sir. ,t ter. Wm
I Mechanllannah Stec e Peter
Fatly Samuel ' t liter tlarriue salters Tiros
Fa.nian Mary .1 511100 cells ;Staley W
F:42.1 r M Mcirheny Itoje,
Elmick Mary A .41cl 'oral., h ull ThAin^y Mike
F al Wiener And Tyler S
Francis E D(rer .Molionl Agnes Torrance Jos SI
Forbes MeEuen Thostl Tann Jacob
!Alyea. Mary i McCloskey . In, lOr Wu
O ,McClellann , Tanker Henry
Gollor Bridget IMeltunine It I ITraverse U
tireertleorge Wi Mclntosh Hor'si
(lautt J A ' Wet lhenney O, Wardwell G
(less John !Inegnight Hold. Wilson F'
littlest John I McKnight T Wool E
011atra )(Martin! 111eM unn Jno A, Webb Annie
0 tilitine Mar tin' McCleary Jos'e: W siker Amelia
Hooch AI ' lite Cane ins Weidner ll•tty
Gallagher %V II MoCatter) las ; Watts Samuel
timer William Aleßnlght Jno !Weaver .1 11
Crier R I ;Me. haste Ellen I . Washoh T 2
• 11 --- Menlo PR Whuen Mr •
llarlrouglr AWE' N Werlien Mnry
Hunter Cattle .Nelson Oco W V Walters Mary
Hell Hugh :Nelson VMS ISCaloex Mary
Huish If 11 'Neely Mary A • Webb Newton
Hagenmyer lien Naughton P Watson Haney
Hamilton Sad A, Newhouse Sua'n Walters P 0
Holmea S 0 Weidman Turg's
F.oward Is A I O'Neill Bridget:
Haranett J "Oglesby .1 W Young Jno
Hartman Soon 'O'Brien Morgan I Z
Illrahey James 4 0'Donnell 31 J iZimmennon P
Hamilton Jas Mary I
$. RMDLI, P. M.
GARTER, K11tTL.9.1 , 113 - & CO.,
Manufacturers and Jobbers
ci co T 131 N Gry,
340 Broadway. New York.
Deer to Oral class buyers a large sod very com
plete stock of
SPRING AND MIAMI CI.OII/ING,
Of ail Grades
embracing fine, medium and low priced goods.
Having made extensive purchases at the low
priers now prevailing, we are la a positlou to sup
11p our customers upon the most (notable and
alvantagtous terms.
Jobbess,lll tont.., Tailors. and Dealers generally .
Is ill nod at to their ad. image to call and examine
our stock before purchastng.
Particular atteulltna paid to the esetutlow of
prem.
PABILTTI. CARTER, WM. 11. 'KIRTLAND,
.ItHIN ROSE, CHAS. R. PEEL, .
JOHN H- %arias, Sp
mhl.4ta.w
rill E
NATIONAL PETROLEUM TIMES,
No. .1, March ?sth,
READY TO-DAY.
Price, 10 cents. $3 50 per Annum.
JOHN P. HUNT, Pal?lisher,
H . FIFTH MASONIO HALL.
ISAAC CRAIG'O
OUTLET SAW KILL,
AND BARGE YARD,
Craig Street, Allegheny.
Corr IGNIIENTK
00 sea xuena Oranges;
26 barrels Prime Sweet Potatoes;
1 ear load Peach Blow Potatoes;
ram rein Omen Apples;
tab dozen Canned Peaches
60 do do Tomatoes; .
160 boxes prime Choose;
10 barrels 1.4" Peaches (day) New Crop;
6 barrels fresh. Roll Butter;
200 bushels Flax Seed;
300 bushels Primo White Beans;
Just g mitred and for sale_by__
POTTER, AIKEN &.9ILEPA - 111),
mbl6 &XI Liberty Street
SPORTSMEN'S fIEADQUMtTEII9,
sT.92hdriet BVTJVN
/molten the !Mention of Sportsmen and. others to
his splendid stook of GUNS, POWDER FLASKS
SR(?r BELTS and roucurs, DRAM FLASKS
and seamusittton of eve' Med. Ills stock Is the
meet ever brought to Ltd. market. ma I
D PIMENI) NOTIL E.
OrrioC or WlErreith Plrarwa. Oct On. ,
Frrranunon, March ea, ISO. s
Ire Directars of Ms Oomioatly hare declared
Dividend of TWO PER 01.1. ff. on the Capital
Stock, pryable en and after Apr il Ist, 1363, at the
office of the Company, 109 Fourth street.
The Transfer Books will be cloned on Monday,
the 1 th inst., and re-open on Monday. April ad.
rell24iatei A. F. FARS ESTOOK, seo'r. '
11YYNASTICS.—Tho MISSES
lIAS-
S.ELL will receive member* to their classes
for s few wicks. Terms-45 error twenty-rode
lessons. either for the lint or second-series As
this to the last course or the season, all those who
aplucclatephysleal testatrix will do well to avoid
ihrmiielyrs of this opportunity.
- FEMALE •CtiliLt.GE—Mouday shd Widnes.
day at sr. W. Saturday morning at to A. x.
mhei•twd
A ; OH SALE OH TO-LET, on the corner
a- Webster an.; Logan street, twee ty-tive feet
on Webster by one hundred On Logan street, eon
talmog. n store, teed house, and six dwellings.
Five hundred required in bend, the halation at in
terest, or I will cell three small houses to separate
persons. No Incumbnctoo Oa thini,roperty. In
quire on the premises of
rohnSnul ROBERT MILLER.
1 NCLOPE; FIFTY CENTS AND ICI
' OEIVE by return man, the
PRETTIEST,RIMIEST M D G4YEST
WM. omapnrs.r.,
P. O. fkot BBL Baltimore, M 4
To OWNERS OF OIL, OIL, BARRELS,
. 1 . 'l3 Alli 3 En AIirD'SAW LOOS,. that drifted on
the property -0 r this house of Refuge, the owners
of 90 come ore Lteseby required to come forward,
rose prol.erty, pay charges, and take the acme
By order of -
mll4 EXECUTIVE COAMITTEE:
tray
_
is.*IERSAL CLOTHES WHINOBRS.
U
only good Wringer that le made. and in
warranted io rise satisfaction. Cali and examine
them et the Wiz Rubber beget. No. 24 and 23 ht.
Clair street. R,
- sae — --- Sole Jima hi
D rEKTISEMEXTB.
GERMAN NATIONAL BM
Of Pittsburgh,
COll. SIXTH AND WOOD STIUSIV3
ALIGHSTI7IS HOTEIXR, President
SPRINGER. IIAtiSAUGH, Vice President.
GEORGE A. EXULT, Use).let.
• TUB Bank Mattes the accounts of Beaky, Bank•
en and others.
Government Securities of all kinds bought an/
sold at current rates.
As SPECIAL AGENT of Jay Cooke, subunit
Ilona will be received for tho
Popular 7-80 Loan,
This lows is now being absorbed at, the rate of
8,000,000 1. ,, 0r lamp. _
and Wog eonvectlble Into firrodwenty_boads
which are now at • premium of over I..WM PEE
CENT. It commend@ itself for its. superior. 'dean.
tages to all who sock • safe sad prodtabla laved.
meat.
Liberal commissions on this loan will he allowed
to alldealers la Government securities.
GE0.4,.. REDLY, Dalai&
.11,17VIITIL
Geversase NATIOILL Bas
S. nt err,
Piressusen, Febraary
NOTICE.
RAVING BEEN APPOINTED
Special. A g ent
JAY COOKE.
11. S. Agelit for the 7-30 Loan,
We offer thls4l . th eo
able lovertent le ernm to salt
porelmserr. °tea are la ewes of
$5O, '4OO, $5OO, $l,OOO and $5,000.
MEM
Traofiferrable &og. 1511 i, 1867,
v t!-TWENTY GOLD BOND
Time desirable troomittee era selling et Iterate of
84,000,000 PER DAY,
/IRD DI ♦ . VERY EMORY TIME
IF 1U is at a Preirsisitte.
WTI, Sulks, Blakey' Broker% Trost Urns.
padre, tosttranso thxopiales, sad all who pus.
sluwe to sell wale,
Puss Jammu mak. llliabirgb.
Second " •
mit
•
hurtle
Mem% " "
Fan& lanarts National Mt. rittairandk, Pa
I.lllabinil National But arlbmmext4
Ira Clly
Tradatiam •a
FUMY% Doan "
Neeltudes "
ratia et
&WOW
reePier
.•
Goa
litna " of ADKbeny.
reirntiolaVC
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, I Tnh
S Merril Commiu►m Will ba Paid hi! au
n bopol every orte toveat this bled
deelreba, sere mai profitable eectaity.
JAME O'CONNOR, President.
a ll.l
D. IMRDON. Cashier.
fet
P
COUNtRY BANKS.
II S.-Government Depositary,
Pleraawaary Febriary !RI, tML
Ma Back loyttea earcrespaidence ga socoasts
Arm
COILIATRY BANKS
Special and Favorable Facilities
BOTH AS REGARDS
is:ig:4:4: , "4l[o.l.ltl4t):z•
FurnishAng U. B. 7-80's
if•C>Nt. F122.•154-3Lan.
JAMES O'CONNOIt, President.
N. D. HERMON. Cashier
SPECIAL NOTICE.
FOURTH NATIONAL lIANK I
U. 1. Government Depositary,
• PITTSBSIRGR, Tatum Std. NM
Th Beak II authorized to reoalve money,
PAYABLE AT 10 DAYS NOTICE,
(A.ft.or 30 Days.)
Bearing 6 Per Cent. Interest,
AND MUSS 1191.081T06 wrrn
HON. F. E. SPINNER'S
(V. 9. TREASURER)
CERTIFICATE FOR THE SAME.
It is hoped that Rib-NEW AND DESIRABLE
rangement will meet Intl the Coconut the entire
community; and az the advantage of obtaining ale
gi tle d e= i iree namieLpity rge llee si
mand ze, ow*.
will Do obtaisZe tans
lte Lao Gotaramat. " air
MOS O'COHNER,Prwridnnt.
B. D. BERRON, Cashier,
fattf •
25 YEAR'S EXPERIENCE
II atestebliehed the fact that
PROF. REED'S MAGNETIC OIL
ia the only reliable care for
theumadem. Neuralgia. Old Norm, sad
Patna gran Minds. .
Still tablet the old pries of 25 cents per bottl
S/bION JOHNt3TOrt, Sole Apat,
see. Smithfield and 4th ate-
MOM
r.comormixtscrcaa '
Fox Tax mutt.
Tbs boat and ebespeat HAIR DRE.
SING AND RbSTORATIVE In the
market. Prepared only by
S. W. FOX m 00., Al Federal at.,
Allegany, and for sale by Druggists
generally. • fahram
INSURE YOUR UMBRELLA.
roores PATEN T UMBRELLA
.LOOK
Price Don it 00 and tip . wards. Par sale kr
. OARPENTEH,!
Na !I Fifth Street.
Aiii.l;l3 BALPEt. , . - :
it/ .
Ml=rum Anil DRAWINGS SPINS
ONS, for all Unite of bullitinip, earl ilaper ,
Internee Gide erection on resaottable teem&
/J3' (Mee oe ANDERSON ,STREST, Nowa
Mooch. sail flableaos. 41141egaray (Am
XVII" AOVEBTISEJCIEXTS.
V NTTED STATES v
7-30 LOAN.
Sy • authority of the Secretary of the Mmasarl.
the. undersigned has aerumed the Steen! Sub.
w r ipriaa Arend; for the dale of 17nItedi Stated
Treasury Notes, bearing Neve& sad Wee teeth
per mat. interest, par maws, knows am the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
.
These Notes Ire lamed ander date of August MN
1861, and all Payable three years from atm thne,
in currency, or et convertible at tkeof4toll Of the
holder late
U. S. 510 Eli Per. Cent
GOLD BEARING BONDS,
These bonds are now worth s Read= or able
per cent.. Winding gold interest from Novenkbar,
illete makes the aetual Mont on the TOD loos. at
earned rates. including Inter*. about ' ten :per
vent. per mom, besides its esesystios from Rate
sad soak-epo ,f seahas. .tick aids frea oxa to dine
per rest. more. ateordbut to the rate levied ea other
property. The Interest la payable seselatalaitil
by coupons attacked to each note. whtok mar ba
cut o . aaaaala to any beak or beaker. •
One oent per day as a $5O note
Tw( cents " " " $lOO "
Ten " " " " "
20 " " " " $lOOO "
Notes of ell the denominations named will be
promptly turobshed upon receipt of subscriptions.
This Ls
'Pitt ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
sew offered offered by the Government, and It la
cooddentli expected that lta superior advanta„ven
will make It the
Great Popular Lean of the People.
- Innis Win g 200,000,000 remain amend, wile! wl~
probably he disposed of raids the next N ot de
. day. warn the notes will undoubtedly command a
premium, as has uniformly been the ease au cloning
the subecriptious tir other Loan.
In order that the entwine of every town and
section of the soesitey' may be afforded Wattles
for taking the loan, the National Banks. Sesta
Banks. and Private Bankers tkrouiliond the sons
try have genera]♦ agreed I. receive subeeriptiens
at par. Subscribers will select their own agents,
Ls whom they have confldenee, and who only are
to be reeponsible for the delivery or the Waal ter
which they receme ardent.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
Subscriptions will be received b tae
=NI Dial4111(WV.11:010f.V
THUS SPEAKS OF TUE
Wheelcr dfk Wilson
Sewing Machine,.
Which should be cenatderwl by thole who desire
to purchase the
BEST FAMILY SEWING MACSINE.
We are having a great tunny inquiries for Sew.
leg Machines from various parts of the country,
and as we can not conveniently reply to them all by
mall, we have thought itproper to state our °plat
ton in regard to them In this pubito manner. We
have used Wilson's patent, manufactured by the
Wheeler a Wilson Manufacturing Com Penn and
we can Bay in regard to it, that It is without a
rival. It is simple, not easily pat out of order,
and, in point of ellectiveness and finish, no ether
machine stands' hend of it. We state this muck
in regard to tks excellentmachine upon our own
mponsibillty.
This Company have made and sold dwing the
last three months, 10,413 machines, and are now
producing and ceiling too per day. They vary In
price from *do to 1060, the medium priced ones sell
beat. In their business there is over 01,000,1 Mb in.
veiled, and they keep 1,000 men regularly employed
manufacturing machines. The system pursued. is
the same as that adopted In the manufacture of
arms; every piece is made to a gunge, and conse
quently ths parts of any machine may be trans.
posed with those of another machine of the same
Mee ; or should an accident occur, the broken part
eat Immediately be replaced on application at the
•
Salefreom No. 27 Fifth St., Pittsburgh
11.1,23:u
A NEW WORK BY ME AUTHOR OF/
uilekt in Bondage i.or. Granville de Five. ,
•
JUST PUBLISHED.
13TML.41.72.1131 . 03i1C*1=1.21111 I
OR,
Wrought by His Own Hand.
BY “OVIDA,.
Antler of 'Held In Bondage; or, rantllle da VI ue.
bile Vol 32m0. 620 pp. Prloe $2.
For sale by all Booksellers, or will be sent by
mall on receipt or price.
J. P. LIPPINCOTT ft CO.,
PUBLISHERS, Philadelphia.
NEW GOODS I NEW MU!
DRUM Sr SLACK,
Nos 28 ana 30 Ohio EL, Allegheny Oity
Having leased two extensive Wait/rooms, In
Carson., Block., near the Market House, and our
ennead a !witty stock of Caraways. Cutlery, Use.'
',tutees Toels,'Plows. and Plow Castings, Valli
vators, Cutting noses, Hoes, Sheysis, Spaded,.
Forks, Rakes, Mattocks,
noirlaig Naehlues, Cradles, arittles
Garden Mersa*,
with all other arttetes . La their line, teene the at- .
tendon of thepuolto,__And solicit etustomentafolu ,
ant reing SAT/SFACTORY PILIOI7I AND GOOD_
A iITIOL.M. mblttlY
Goo]) coca! c4ND1',N.„,,,.,.
ood Rose nnd Almond. • .
°ova Vanilla sad Lemon.
Oomf Pine
anop TAITIE23, of many kinds, minntsetniet
and sold by crEol!ti g .,l3LikirElP.
.sontstid 113 redernbsiimii. Ablenteny.
LECKY to WW MANUFAO.
XL.
. • _
numovED OIL .TOOl2l,
• -
Odi 'hope) cozier or GAY ate. nod BEATER
strevt,And tu .WEBSTER at., opts:let* to the old .
Orphan Asylum, Allegheny.; and U the tools ere
mad/taut of -the test m Wats% would - invite Is.
publiCk to itlLva him a call mid anodise thirst toi
thvinovlv.e. "Neal!
W ANTISI)-111RIEDILTEILY
♦ FIRST•OLASS PIANO FORMIC • PLAYER.
41 4 1 to Um ofiloo 01 TRES P/41•88.
EMlNN=l=:effmm==,:a
nnr 6460109.
BATES & DELL
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS,
NEW SPRING SHAWLS,
NEW SPItINO A.L.&PILOCAS,
C=l
21. 21.
Strcreot.
A. goad qa.s . ,llty of
SPRING DIMS GQ(NIS -
lir•Cor Err c 1...21 eforstia:
MUD
. 11TRNIblENG GOODS,.
Wholesahe aad Betidi
RATES BELL.
.
K GOODS! NEW. G OODS t:
N EW e!rejost opening a spleadLlstock of
NEW SPRING GOODS.
asecag which Will be found
NEW STYLE ROGLE4IIKP AND PRINGIK_
NEW WIDE BELT ELMO'S AND BUUNLBS.
NEW TUCK AND SIDE COMBS,.
NE
LADI. NEON TIES : BREAST PINS,
LACE VS/Ls, GUIPURE, LADE.%
ESIBROIDERED ANDE HANDKERCHIEF'S,
EMBROIDERILSWHITE GOODS.
SPRING . HOSIERAND GLOVES. :
FANCY GOODS A N DNOT/ONS.
$5OOO "
IN GREAT PROFUSION
trcilm=r wmrtsamisi.
The Ladles• are respectfully Invited to give us
early call.
JOB, HORNE a CO.,
STRAW AND MIMI= GOODS,
Ribbons rind Bonnet Silks, Flower and Trtmtnionlo
FM:builderles, Lace Goods Handkerchiefs,' Fanny
Goodir: Balmoral Skirts, saes' and Gents Far.
Dishing Gmoda, Bead g .• • ' ementa.
Wonted Hosiery and Gloves. Hoop
tions and Small Wares, am now roodstut
drat smiortment of
MEW' FPRLIG GOODS;
. .
whiett will be found uuutually attractive.' '
Having been pureheied et LOG GOLD lIMS
-we emoftbr SPIXIL&L 121DIFOEMENTS, TO
BUYERS. Oar
Nation. Tlerona-teaa,"
M!1=1
We aellatt a call from
and the faith.
being confident that we cal malt 'IL
SPEt.IAL eels
33. ZI 1217 AIL 3rit .311 C.
Undeishirta at '52.00,
Drawers at 5200
RICIISWiIit WILL UCH NELELTI %I
EATON. NACTAU3I & r C 0...
ELL• •
* about et dazes of extradieavy T i:
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWEES, nearly all wool.
which arelistg from I% lb. to 1 lb. e on. Wick &Dl.'
that mud be closed out immediately.
We oder theta at much lasa than what they *ad
to Make, and we believe them to be equal to amp
oklrlth to market at Kee. •
N reduction will be made for quantity-cla
or one handled at the same rate. •
• A.
These Stiirts • are a Great Bargain 1'
ZIATCYJA, sumrtu . m &
“DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SHIRT; '
Undoubtedly the Best inrifiel
VTECOLEBALII AND DETATtr
+t 70 21.2.sr3est /Street.
- NACU= & GLYDE:
e • : . T BARGAIIII3I
MOOREBAD DENNISON & 00.,
81 Market legtreet,,
AXLE DETERILINXD 01.4,313 ovr
TEXO3, ENTIRE STOCK OP GOODS. -
Gents' tradeatrzenta,.lrtl e lt sea a, Sock; -
Embroideries, Lace to:dinos, es, liostary. The.
- sap, Point Uwe. Oollias, SlD6oas, kis; Olaf
tra 1131 7Strawrlcet art.
A NSW ABSORT.M.BNT OF. BUT
4 •A• TONS, Dress and Cloak. Ornament',
!Minos, Chenille and . Hugel Fringe, 'Mask
Ilndendeeves .Linen - Seta .rot the.anent quality )
LaeeandlittietiCollare and ILanikerobletaillonse,
Hosiery, Balmoral and Hoop Skirtr,-
Shawls and .Sseques. ot all sine; liathweraldrip
ameled Collars and Cute, los . ladies and gentlioninq
Wash Leather - Gloves, in all sizes; Jonvinas Lid
Gloves; in tight colors; Wotan' Seta. fringed to
order, together with '.a stew-lot of Heald Warn
Falls and Flowers. Will be found At •
'ALICE AlOwttrs TIHNITLING STOOLS,
• No. 32 Fourth street, near Ferry Wed.
Particular attention given to eleaning-Folat and
all °thudded, of Leans Also Mask Lase Vella
. •
JANES BOWN, •. •
i~ift~l~tal'tli~ 2~e~rs
IMPROVD BOENG TOOLS;
Sinking Oil, Salt and then ,Wets,
Teas warranted made otitis voiket ATMS%
AND LOW MOON MON. •
. .
. WELL aOlllOlll rvaxwerilua
Zscomtroart CUats.74 PriQesr
With roskiuUnles as aeoeuert pa 'lndust opotio
WILWIS,
2LLso HA
11 s. SAWS,
VLSI'S . tayARESI -
E 1.1.1 4. 44%274
Er A AL/3, I
PICKS,- LEVELS,
ASS!, NAILS. btu
BOPS, LEATIMEti AND
C 11721.1
ill of *bleb 1 bays
CENTER kVENUE PROPERTY, POR:„
SALE—Twenty - Oar feet front by no devoid.
dWelllng Louse of Ilvero;na twide44mq
ft.:. of latul,Yorty miles
trout Wintry 111 - '
rquoutt no acres. unlike cultivation, Jrninslailet,
in Mallen 11112 an acre. Dwelling bowie of abc,
mum rowteaselon Aytil Kt. Pike gi,oon.'Alw,
ply to ' S. DUTIISERT tr. SONS,
13RODUVE lit)W RECEIVLNG.
•••• MOO lba prima Fresh Nei Battery'.,;
103 - dosms Fresh Erni.
IM) bush largo Eogilso Clove r . Poso4 -
flOo bush small Navy Beano, •
• ILO bush =ad Cora Neal, for aid* bt
VAST STEEL, TEETH, for Stilky,llo
and Groiln Rakes, of any ahoy* repulsed. MP
Hay and grata Bake* manufactured by
• U. 001:611.A,Ilf
Marton Menua, dileitiaaY o+4:- fetillsordia .
KAMM & GUDE.
DE&LEIL9 IN
JOS 11011,NE & CO. '
77 and 71 MAREST IfiltEßT.
wow= 'coo.
27 and 19 Fifth stzeift."
IS FOR SAIX,
138 Wood Stroot.
11.112ili7FLOTURER or
sav dbaf.4.
Constantir 'tot*. ; •
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