PrrTSBURGH:
=moat mcessnaticum 20, 1868.
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Datia.mws"...ro Bretz - Cmencemon
Pennant ea. the Delegates elected on Sat
-.inlay last bylke eitheon of the county opposed
tp;tke on and to;tito -Further Es
tendon of /limn, seiembled at. the Court'House
yesterday morning , for the purpcm of electing
Relegate. to liar fit !; °l4 9/Totiam ..
'fir half-past ten
o'clock, Joihrut mums, Rs .
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t Ith . Ward, was nominated and elected
chairmen:of the Convention. - ' - •
John E. Park,if liantenter, and David Reed
ad %rigidly, were elected fSecretaries. ,
Dr. Osamu, Pitt; T. J. Bigham, Lower
St. 'Clatr;Menjimin Belly, Penn; Dr. Peters,
Sloon;"and J. C. Lewia, Sharpaburgb, ware elect
ed-The Presidents.:
'The ChaltlOUl stated that the po sition be op
°aphid was as unespected as was the announce
mentof ble electlort as a delegate, and until this
morning be did not.. know the object of the
Convention. Be was not connected with any
political peaty,. but ha bad sertml times re
marked teat he.. Would amtark In the campaign
of 1.13118, on s *lngle point, and that vu apposi
tion, to the further 'autogiros 'of Slarery.---
(Chain.) On any '.othei issue we would fall,
and he would not act with the party, '= If , the
Convention were satisfied with him, entertaining
Mte views, he would NUL the duties' of his
position with fidelity.
Mr. Brady of-the Third Ward, ciy,:said fiat
undoubtedly the great question of the day vim
Whether - Slavery should be eatendid beyond its
pteeent limits or not? On that great plank,
bread enough for every patrio4 be was here
to=day to stand uponi and as far ae to him lay,
to aid that sentiment, leaving out all Bide issues;
Olmsted by the spirit of '76, they should de
termine that Slavery should not be extended
beyond Its present limits.- -
B. 8 Fleming, 4th` Ward, Allegheny, moved
that ,the delegates'preeent their credentials and
be enrolled. Carried,
And thereupon, the lollow'mg delegates pre
sented their credentialw
.
•- First Ward—W. M. Hersh, A. H. Miller.
Second Ward—Aaron Floyd, B. H. Steve.
Third Ward =David Reed, 3. B. Brady: --
Fourth Warvi=ll. J. Donaldson, J: D. Owens.
Fifth Wird—W. O. breath:Ky. - J. W. Taylor.
-Sixth Wird-4Daniel Armstrong, 'Henry Lam
bert. - -
Seventh Ward—Gen..L K Moorhead, Joshua
Eighth Ward--Narol. Minnow, E. C.. Sawyer.
Ninth Ward—Eugh hellelrey, Cluistopher
• Myst Ward, Allegheny—E. C. Fleeson, John .
Second Waril—John Chem, James CoiMelly.
Third Ward—D. L. Smith, -A. C. Alexander.
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Pouch -Ward-11. - hi'Dowell, Thigh E.
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'Mancheater—Dr. M. - Webater, John E. Parke.
Birmlngbant—Wllliam Graham, Isaac :Sams.'
South
.Pittaburgh;—Sidney J. Bros, John
Crouch: ' -
_ lawreneereille--8. 136rr,_ Thomas' Howard.
Dbarpetesig—F. Collier; J. C. Leiria.
hieHeesport--J. M. Barrett, -J. X Scott.
. Beiriethy Borough—.l. W. F.,Whlte, Ler. Wm.
Woods. r
Baldwin M'Coindok, Tames
benny, jr.
Colitis. —"Richard C. Beatty, Geo. Friedley.
Chartiera.-4121: llkEelyre, Wm. Perldtm.
Weitlesei.—"Taa. Williams, S. Fleming. '
North Fayette..—Jos. Johnston.
Fiedley.—Jaceb W. (Foy, 0. Barnes.
Praelilin:—.Banned Means, Levi Richey.,'
Pete" liobt. -
Ohio:-lasso Richey, Wm. Dawson..
Pltt -Jas Biddle; Dr: Gamma "
reetilan. Sionleeh, jr., Lafayette Wieebid.
dle
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Fine-G. - Arbuttmott, .ro . Geubbe.
, Pmem—Dsold CoMoe. BEd. HMV. •
:Roblemetiohn hl'Cleekey, John Riddle.
Rowt—R; W. Cooke , Hoht. , Mghlande,
Upper St: Clair:—John V. , Rowhad.
Bt. Rghain, Wm. - i llepry.
&Mar.—Joe. -.L. 'Lloyd, Wm. C. Shaw.
Snowden.--David C. Halts, Jno.
. Shields, Wm. Reno.
Vermillen.--Jaa. Christy, Coo. Fritz. .
WRldna.—Jae. Holly, H. P. hiltettelL •
Creament.—Jne. Hampton, Capt.' Jae. Wood
barn
—Mr. *at, inoreri-that the adjourn
nntUntteraoon....„-Rot seconded:
Mi. Patchett, el' Best Lrt .. artyt-ieevelthet the
Coeituttion premed to :nominate anditeet seven
delegated to the State Anti-Adognlstratlon Cole-
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amnion. - Carried. s- -
Ttte list cedelikates vas 'again called, when
name' Errett, Esq., was substituted for - Mr.
- HenryLsmbert, of the Sixth Ward, that gentle
men being absent, and Columbus Coleman, Eeq.
in the pima of Mn - CiumellY, Second Ward, Ai
-Mr. Alexander, of the Third Ward, Allegheny,
moved that the delegates to the State Convention
be requited to-pledge themselves to support no
man for notelnallon who is not beyond doubt
oppoeed to the attention of Slavery.
.f. W F. White, of Sewickley, euggeeted the
StOirieh' of, appointing a .Committee, which
ha be a large one, to - inquire into the propri
ety of reporting one or more ilutions,,expres •
site of the muse of the Conran 'on. The Com
mittee should be a large - one, composed of man
familiar !Eh the sentiment of the-different parts
of the county. Whatever was dope here should be
done-cautiously and o-dth forethougitt. He also
minuted that they should nominate it that
time, and proceed to, the election In the after
noon, thus allowing time - for conferenee as to
• who delegates should be. All knew the peen ,
liar circumstances ander which they Met, re
qubingeare Ind conciliation in all their Station
if they would accomplish anything either In the
county or State. The delegmes elected shOuld
,represent the different polio of the day, as the
'design of the State Convention wee to harmonise
thme different elements. They, shoidd now try
to produce that harmony. Oa one or two -great-
principles they all agreed, end the Slavery goes.
tion was the great paramount question. The
• Committee:should be =posed of ten or twelve
'direful men,-and they should tea° wed , time to
Make their report. He isincerely desired to see
.intessmy amocg all the, opponents of the present
adminleteation.: ~
STS' lleming Hammitt„ the gentleman was out
of order, se motion to nominate had been me
lded.
Mr. Brady had no doubt that all Were anima,-
- tad with a dedrefar sunhat of all perdu oppos
to the further extension of Blaney. The better
" plan !oration* that union
.was not to pus any
resolutions at all, but proceed to sleet delegates
`ln whom they reposed ocodidence. eco Chid all par
ties may ; be represented: Beeolations will ex.
albs dleellsslob arousing bed feelings that will
endanger .this union. Tile object was to make a
State ticket.. In relation to some questions there
was, great differ= of opinion,' but an united coo
_the one pea qnestion of the day,. Ire believed
the time had arrivederlaert the great battle must
be foughh Whams:wan the :victor, would be
titter forever. If ever went west of the
Misaouri Ike, it would go westward to the Pa
ce& Hot otherwlesilreemen will rule forever.
The delegates elected should pledge themselves
to confine Ihn issuer at v - thelitate Convention to
the conssimplequestica, Whether 13hivery shoald
exteuled *snot f nne resolution. be In
- trodnoed, - other resolutions expressive of
eat views will be introduced. He had no obito.,
don to adjounumelet tmaafternoott. t
Mr: White - moved his suggestion u en amend ,
meat to the Minion before the Convention.
Thentin Howard, Esq., of Lawrenceville, said
that amide's of this Convention were expriesed
by the chair.. An honest conviction pervaded
the Convention; but one sentiment and one
feeling. That was 'expressed In the call clearly
and '
. mad no-gentlemen; without
hooor, could wept en cicadae si delegate uith
out understanding that at liarriebtirgh he was
'to sat under Us cteltfor this Conventiot, There
woe no difference of. opinion reord to this
' ides, sad he would therefore oppose the appoint.
''meat of shy committee, because the report may
.lcuttio,disouseicia and bid feeling not now ex
isting.- We are to . nominits . deleptas to go to
Warriebitigh for :hi_ ptnimee nominating a
Mate Coked on tho principle of Opposition to
slavery only, (cheers), awl they needed no com
mittee net resolutions to fartherawn:Lit them
.to that Idea. ,That le the °modal! Ides of all
the train men,--throuiliont . the nation 'Who
are now trying to lornionise the different
meets. -- Ttuty needed nothing. that might treats
differenee of opinion where now • all was him-
many. - Ttio delegates may be required by reso.
tMlon to pledge themselves to abidit by the Deese
of this body. As to the.election of delegates,
the Conran/on shotdd We regard to, those who
ire known to belong to the different patios rep
ramie& in dui Conventlon, ' • =
B. 11. Stove, Eat; of the 2d Ward, oity, rose
to a -point of- order.. A rosolution been
possed . to go into'the election. of dainties. The
„other matoltdiori, of erhich - lbr. • White'a motion
- vas an ,sinendment, had not been seconded;
WltenespoOle chair decided there was no
• bushiest! before the Coevention.
Mr.Planingmoved that nonAzuktloas for rem
&Uwe" to! the
,Stata, cioniaatiost pa pada.
, The fallowhigantleraen Were theisoro,laate4
Gasaim, Pitt Winship. ;- .
Thomas Hipiri,;
be VII
D. L. Enith, Allegheny.
8. George Dom*lagllevq•
P. McDowell, lUlegbitny.
J. IL - Brady, &I Wad ,
Dr. John B. Parks, Manchester.
He Lambert, eth Ward.
E. Stowe, 24 Ward.
B. C. Flee:ion, Allegheny.
J. W. F. White, Bewickly Borough.
J. V. Itowland,,Upper St.
J. IL Bootradoßeesport.
W. O. Leslie, Lower 81. Clair.
Col. H. Huns, Snowden.
Amon Floyd, 24 Ward.
Q. L. McCook, 84 Ward.
Thomas MoCausell„ Allegheny.
W. F. Johnston, 4th Ward.
J. 8: Mooch 7th Ward.
Wm. Bobinson,ljr., Allegheny.
The * Convention proceeded to mark, - It being
understood that a majority was required rosiest
Mr. White moved to adjourn until halt-past
mur o'clock Lost.
Another motion to adjourn until one o'clock
was put to vote and rejected.
The names of the following gentlemen were
withdrawn, after the marking commenced:—
Messrs. McConnell, Johnston, Hulls, illocrrhead
end Smith.
The following in the result:
E. D. Glumun...
Thomas Howard...
A. Z. Miller
I B. Brady ....... .......
.7. IL Scott ...... .....
P. Penney
R. P. McDowell
H. Lambert
N. Stowe
IL C. Pitman
3.- W. F. White-- .... ........... .......
W. O. Lail.
T. L. Shields '
Aarom Fic4d -
',Oen. Robinson. .... 7
!The Chair announced that - E H. Stowe i R.
D. Gassaci, Thomas Howard, J. R. Scott, K.
P. McDowell, T. L, Shields, and A. B. Miller
were the delegates elected.
Mr. Brady moved that they be considered
unanimously elected. Adopted.
On motion of the same gentleman the delega
tes were empowered to fill vacancies in their
own body.
On motion of Mr. Bingham the two gentlemen,
Mum Stowe and Gassam, receivingthe highui
number of vote?, ware considered to be the
Senatorial delegates. •
Mr. Howard, would offer a resolution, hatch
irtg upon - one point only;—en a qbeetion upon
which all were united, buenae it had been ha l
meted that some portion of the Convention were
_unwilling to commit themselves thereon :
Resolved, Phil we reaffirm the princtiplee `de
dared by the unanimous vote of the Fathers of
the Republic -in the Congress of 1787, “that
slavery, or involuntary servitude, is inconsistent
with the fundamental principle, of civil sad re
ligious liberty," and are therefore bound that
slavery be ezoluded from national territory, and
that the just influence of the National Govern
mat be exerted on the aide of freedom.
Resolved, That we der not propose to inter
fere in any wise with slavery within the limits
of those States where by the laws It already ex
ists, hut to oven attempt to bring the freemen
of the Roth into new partnership with slavery
—to . every attempt to subject new territory to
slavery—to every measure proposed In Congress
for the further protection or extension of slavery,
and for the idmisston of new- slave States—we
declare ourselves now and forever utterly op
posed, and we do hereby invite ' citizens of all
parties to co operate with us in the coming elec
tions, to secure the triumph of this great
principle of freedom against slavery.
The resolution was adopted.
A motion to adjourn we. put and hat. /,
Mr. Eamon offered the following;
Resolved, That the President of this Convention
by requested to appoint a Committee of twelie
persons to report a plan of making nominations
for the approaching fall elections, looking to
union of all parties opposed to >the present
Netting Administration; that sald'Committes
have, power to call a Convention at such time as
they may deem_ proper, and that the President
of this Convention ma as President of said Com
a:ahead twelve.
Mr. Howard amended by Moving that this
With Convention be the executive committee
referred to; which amendment was accepted by-
Mr. Flamm -
At.-. this point Mr. Brady moved to adjourn,
which was ruled out of order whereupon the
motion offered by Mr. Pleeson as amended was
. put to vote and tarried.
Mi. Miller offered the following, whie3 •ere
;adopted :
Resolved, That this Convention representing
the freemeo of Allegheny county, who are op
posed to the present natioihd admiral:laden. have
inscribed upon our banner the motto, "Union,
Harmony and Victory," we are for union "for
the mike of the Union; for harmony that all the
elemehte of opposition may be combined, sad for
victory that the spoiler. in power may be ban
ishedfrom high pieces, and goad, pure, true
and tried men elevated to the high and responsi
ble poectionieof the, government.
Reeolved, That the victory recently obtained
in the Slate 'of New Hampshire by the united
opponents of the present aindolstratian, should
cheer the heart of every patriot it is the Bret
gun of the campaign, aied the first victory in the
political Nettle ground of 1856. The people of
New Hampshire havefurniabed an example, and
if the people of Pentasylvania be true to them.
selves, the ekont of victory will be beard
throughout the State on the second 'recede) , of
October next.
On moil= the Convention adjourned sins die.
1,711111 D SIAM Corm .— Judge Irwin. on the
Beech:,
Upon the motion fora continuance of the case
of 11. 8. is John A. Mason and Catharine Ellis,
made by defendants' Concise on Tuesday, Judge
Irwin Yootaday rendered his decision, granting
the motion.
The Court thou adjourned until three ()Wool.
APIIIIIOOII fIUIOX
The °rend Jury came Into Courtoritli s true
bill aggnst John Cheentoond, charged with pas
sing counterfeit United States coin. Tin motto-
ed waa s tavern-keeper at 2.lonongshile3 City,
Washington County, and was conooned with Imp
end others in that County, and the two men in
Ohio who were turreted some time agotiy officer
Hague, and who were connoted at the recent
sesalon of the United States Court at acting%
Ohio. •
Hon. B. P. Plimnikin, John Mellon, Esq., of
thiti.oity, and H. M. Gibson, Esq.„ of Waehing
ton county, were - retained as pounselAy the
prisoner. Hod: Judge Shales, linitea4tates
Distr:or Attorney, appeared on behalf i'Of the
prosecution, imitated by B. Haunts, Esq., of
-Washinittoa. •
Mr. Flenniken wished the ease postponed un
til the other ludistments, which he understood
were before the Grand Jury, were paned upon.
And alsO for the reason that an officer !IS out
with an ••attaahment for an important witness,
without 'whom it was impOesible to go trial, and
wont! not return in time for trial yesterday.
The - Court th ereupon postponed the bird of
the sane until to-they at ten o'olook.
Thu Grand Jury at this point returned an
other true bill unmet John Chessrocmd.
The Court then adjourned.
Dirrucrr Comti. - --Jadge If/Ultima is the
Chair. ,
to the ilanderosse Monad lesieedsh
ye. Pack, the jar, foxed for Plaintiff for $5OO.
L & A. Patterson Ti. Cleo- Meal, _ Bt., and
Sons. Stanton and hicOonnall for plaintiffs;
Stowe & Hampton for defendanta: Action or
Sol Fa on mechanics' lien.
Thouuus Stiles vs. Hugh Matey et at. Rule
to show pause why the execution should not be
set udder/a to $78,96, plaintiff's bill of costs,
proceedings in the meantime to be stayed.
-Mary and Anthony Fawcett ye. 'Hartmel Craig
dt al. Marshall and Brown for plaittitfe Co.
11foCandkies for defendants. Action of eject
ment for: twelve scree of oosl Lain Wilnams
tosmship: On trial
Mauctioe 111zsonrer.-4M a gcnstisman named
Thoinu W. Steele, of Dubuque, lows,'ln com
pany with a friend, wu proceeding along the
Pittsburgh and HM16.041116 turnpike,. on Tues-
day, for thi purpose of visiting and:stewing land
In that vicinity, he war ran into by the driver
of • large oosl team, -his be 67. 'Spat and
smashed to' stoma, and himself considerably
bruised. Mr. Steele avers that he kept the right
etde of the road, and that the driver maliciously'
drove IMO him,with the foregoing remit. Mr.
Steele lost a memorandum book,. which confab:-
ad a certificate of deposit on the Merchants' and.
Manufactimore Dank at tat city forllooo, SSO
in cash: and several valuable 'papers,'wime of
which have been-rimovered. Infortriatkin to the
above 'effect was made' before AM. Steel yes
today.
PAILUICI' BIOUWAT Ronsear.—an elderly 1131111
from Marine County, named Thomas McCready,
was knooked.down and brutally Iniaten by four
'hlghwny ribber/. on Sixth street, on Tula*
night aboaty twOre ;o'clock.: His • pclket bank
coodidsg s sum of money, ands quantity of
voidable pimp, *oh, however will prove of no
worth to,the robborkwae talon. They left ths
- . old man lieensible, in which condition Mr mom
have remained twp hours, as when he ribbed
his brother'. Louse on Wylie shut, litres nearly
ars* o'clock:- -Its thieves wing out of a nar
row. alley ',just uhe peered. The ininniss ra.
solved are ,of such a nature as will confine btu
to bts bed for some ihne. , .
•
, .
..Vamumps Psonrn Ton. BALL . —The atten
tion'of onr ! readero is &rooted-to the advertise
twat of rateable property tor sale, by Mr. Ma Cothhe, ',Molt import is another Gib/UM The
fr u tt o e n n tal qui n t o e n deashe ladle the orobsrde of
obcdoett varieties, ee
it4Ltd by the proprietor ip person. , Ml' Salm,
4 ° . 1111 Firebeell,•lo • Iti1014114401:416
•
Ma would invite attention to the Peremptory
Balk by order of Orphans' Court,of the Bnt.otaee
Flouring Mill and Baldwin Pam, on I.:harden
Creek, four miles troai this eity, on the Steuben
ville Torok, Road, at 2 o'clock this afternoon
Cm the premises, b 7 P. M. Davis, Auctioneer;
Paris= eomewhat bona!
attired in the city and vas locked
up In his old cell in the county jail yesterday.
Rh trip to Chemtmg county hue improved his
health.
Cowman Paean—The Sheriff re. Commission
ers case was before the Court in conclusion yes
-terdey. Ms Honor, Judge MeClure,. took pos.
session of the papers, and reserved his decision.
A list of valuable stocks nisi be sold this Eve
ning at o'clock, at the klerobants' Exchange,
'Fourth street, by Ur. Davis.
TELEGRAPHIC.
00:1VORIMBIONAL.
- %summon Cm; Mona 19.
SIZATJL—The Benno took up and passed the
Military academy appropriation bill.
Mr. Clayton then proceeded to finish hie re
marks on Central American Main. He stated
on the authority of Mr. Vanderbilt, President
of the Transit Co., that there never had been
any est on the.part of that Company which in
Tiny Manner encouraged Walker's invasion of
Nicaragua. He referred to Walker's seizure of
the property of the Company, amounting to
nearly a million of dollars, and read a letter
from Mr. Vanderbilt to Mr. Marcy, In which
the former uks the interposition of the govern
ment for redress. The seizure was made on the
ground:that the Company was indebted to Mans%
gun, and desired such indebtedness and refused
to submit the matter to the award arbitrators.
These charges are utterly Wee with regard to
the settlement of our differences with England.
three proposition have been made; arbitration
could not be countensnoed, because the presage
or the Isthmus le necessary for us and not for
Great Britain, and became with an ,Impartni
umpire our case would be clear.
The abrogation of the treaty would giver a
chance to Great Britainto get possessions where
she could among us; and as to giving notice to
Great Britain to. vacate the • pnrmises, it is not
proper to do so at present. He proposed to con
tinue the negotiation endeavoring to bring Great
Britain.to reason by argument. Meanwhile we
ahould.itmln our own defense, and protect oar
nest, build fortifications and Increase our navy;
not, however, to make our Country Avg Great
Britain; we should take time to do ea Ti, in
our right at any time, war or not. This is the
worst time that we could engage inn war with
Great Britain. She is armed cap-a-pie, and is
capable of throwing 40,000 troops from the Cri
mes on our coasts, and With the greatest naval
equipment ever known in the history of the
world, while we are Almon defenceless.
If Great Britain sees that we are resolved to
enforce - bur rights, pursuing the doctrine laid
down in Washington time, , de peace prepare
for weir," and sees that wean building up our
fortifications' sad naval power, the people of
England will compel their , government to yield
its pretensions.,' Since the palliation -of the
correspondence between Lord Clarendon sod
Mr. Buchanan, public opinion In England is
rapidly nadir* to an acknowledgment of the
justice of out construction of the treaty. Mr.
Clayton bad on this point received such inform
tion as left no doubt of the fact that our appeal
is from the British Ministry to the British peo
ple, who !IA to engage in no unjust war with
as. At any rate, be the oonsequencis what
they may, if we be driven - to the alternative of
disgraceful • 'submission or war, we must fight,
He could not, however, believe there was any
real danger of war. If the Senators and Repre
sentatives stand firm and present an undivided
front; if we all agree on our rights and manifest
a determination to enforce them, they will be
rewound. The British people wilkuun any
mWetry out rather than fight such enstlon as
thie? -
Id. Barlot.
She Dacia°, Appropriation was considered
and $BO,OOO appropriated to continue Wuhing
ton Aqueduct.
Mr. ?wan made an uneffectnal effort' tar
appropriations for various Castope Hawes and
Marine Hospitals.
. There being no quorum the Benito adjourned.
Houn.—Mr. Bowie spoke against &seder's
positlqn on the Kansas case, and against grant
ing the Committee power to sea for persona
and papas.
Mr. Hickman then proceeded to dose the de
bate on the resolution.
Mr. Hickman said It Wu admitted that there
had been an Invasion of Kansas by armed form,
from Missouri, and the rights of the people
, were virtually subverted. Had not the commit
tee the right to enquire into these facts? He at
tributed the present troubles to the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, but would not vote for
its restoration.. It was filched, basely, igasmin
lovely and has gone Into the arms of debauchees
deflowered, dishonored, polluted, and Oa:mot be
'restored to its original scantily and pushy. He
could not therefore, again take it Info his arms.
He looked forward to the day when those Instru
mental in perpeliating this set of wickedness end
folly will repent in ssokcloth and ashes,
The House voted under the operation of the
previous question.
Mr. Bennett, of Miss., had moved en amend.
meat to the Committee's reiolution to mild for
persons and papers by =beaming Joseph H.
Bradley ace Sidney S. Baster as commissioners
clothed with full power to take testimony. The
House adopted it by 104 against 91. In lieu of
Mr. Bennett's proposition, Me. Do'rm's substitute
authorizing the Speaker to appoint a committee
of three members to take testimony, appropria
ting $lO,OOO to pay expenses, and requesting the
President to give military protection to the com
mittee if necesiery.
Ur. Cobb, of Georgia, said as there was now
no veznaining proposition which ought to be
adopted, he moved to lay the subject on the
table. Negatived, 93 *raw 100.
Mr. Dune's pro tine in lien of the original
resolution to send for persons and papers, was
adopted by a vote of 101 against 92.
The Home then adjourned.
t'atunimrau, March 18.—Tero freight trains
eame in collision last night 'et Aberdeen, near
Ham de Grace, on the Baltimore Railroad,
smashing several cora and killing the fireman
and engineer,
Ursa.—The penwns killed by the collision at
AberJoon, neer Havre de Greco, last night,
were George Galvin, conductor, and Wm. Todd,
toskesman. A droner named Flinn was consid
erably injured.
Wssumorcur, March 19.—A snow storm whioh
commenced last night oontlemed mail ten o'clock
this mornings the snow melting al It fell. It is
now *laming.
BALTIMORE, Marsh 19.--enow fell here all
night, and there is now (12 o'clock) a prospect of
its holding up. The weather Is mild lend tha►-
Saw Toil, •Maros 19.—1 t hes been r►lnins
brizklj sll morning.
Ethisissusasr, Mirth 19.--The Time OMB
mitts° of Conforms" on the Liens. Bill say
that they appealed much more that the Senate
Committee, bit that in. Insuperable abet:sole to
an agreement Was, that three members of. . the
House refused to make the ratio of taxable' in
the country more than 126, and also refused to
raise the minimum of country licenses above $26.
Bsurizoin, bluish 19—The null train from
Phi ladolphia which left at 11 o'oloek Let night
for this city has not yet arrived. Various rn.
morality afloat as to its haring come In collision
with a freight train, causing lon of life, which
may or may not hare arisen front the collision
at Aberdeen. It Is Impossible to ascertain the
facts.
Sur OaLiszt, March 19.—The steamboat Al
abama on Red River burst her boiler, and took
fire,. and vrea named op. Several on board were
injured, and comb are-mining.
Baserroona, March 19.—Floor
_gaudy, Wes
100 bble. Howard Street at $6,76. Wheat fin
ch's:god. Small Gala of Corn at 68.
Nor Max, March 19.—Ccitton steady; vales
1680 bales at former quotations. Flour dull;
sales 1200 bbls. Southern at ;8 ®9, and 6000
bbis at ;7 for straight State and $7,87 .for
Ohio.' Wheat dully sales 400 busk. southern
red at $1,76 ®111,92 for white. Corn firm; sales
'BO,OOO tomb. western mixed at .66®70. Pork
languid; sales 600 bbls . at ;15,87 for mess and
$14,82-for pigmy. 'Beef-quiet; sales 80Q bble.
repacked Chicago at $18,26. Lard doll; sales
400 bbbi. at 10@104. • Whiskeylmproving; sales
160 bbig, atBlf. Cokes Arm; sales 1000bsge
at former quotation,. Sugar firm; sales '4OO
hbds. Molasses dull; sales 200 bbls. BactOn
Arm; WU 160 casks at 94 for boneless middles.
Butter plenty at 19®21. Cheese dull at( 8®
108. Iron firm. pales 60 tons Beetobßig at
$B6O. Stocks ' higher; Chicago & Book Island
95; Erle 66f. Illinois Central 904; IV Y. Cen
tral 98; Indiina State, fires, IA idbmiourl sixes
861. • . /.
PEILADILPII4II, Man& 19.—Floar steady with
limited demand; sales 200ibbis. standard
brands at $7. There Is a steady demand for els,
nee at
.$7,26000, as in quality. - Rye Plow
In . fair request; eales 100 bbls. - Pentut. at $5
COl2 Meal in entire stquek SAW 2000 bbls.
Penns. dellrerad at $B. Merolla tilr demand
for Wheat, and there / 6 rather more oferinm
sales MOO bomb. good Penns. red at51,90(42.
Bye steady without Corn to fair eul
and dull sales 2500/busb. net yellow at 69
80. Oslo la fair ;request:With sales 20001 as
Western at 88e.„ anti 1000 bush. prime at same
prim Whiskey in good demand and firmer,
sales itt 1,...164 29@a0a., -sad .htle. at
/ •
Mitch
Cl2llolll , casa, Minh 10.—Plour quiet; Woo
440 bla SAO €45.60 for extra. Wahkey
active. sales 1800 bolo at 206121 i. Proviatons;
tales 100 bble ptbuis Lard' at £1; 60 demi and
240 paabiges at 'bd.:. Begat ',Jowly, salts 80 hhde
low fair sad pri4e.at 81® 8 1. Co& efirm; alba
1.25 begs at rzygisl. Mahone vvy arta; isles
80 bills at 401; Dv, bble - at 421 ®O.
The tiller liffiliet scant. Weather mild:
,
rinw Y9lx,'•atatal 19.—Cari11 Market—The
offerings. Of 'Beef Cattle were 4000 head, and
price' • tens 'higher; sales at s7oslo. Sheep
declined and 'dnl4. sales 6 , 500 head. Swine
steady; saletr4ooo'tiead at firmer
COMMERCIAL.
_ . .
e. oat MT TEE .0 II ARBITRATION. NOB MARCTA
W. CA V..P..4mue &Rum Mavens,
T. B.lleimm. J. B. Oammuk.
PITTEIBUB.OH MARKETS
Prrissaion (hum Cnatcd
nitalaw Mangos. NaorAk 80. MA aJ
PLOllll—ailaa Mug Brit bands of BO *IA ilimerith, at
16,70. and 26 do Nord 'MO. 14 104 4 : from! don. 30, 20.
ma 10 bbla astraßt 0604)00,14. -
BACON—a 61: doaand; oda. 10.1:00 Be Bbouldan and
Hams at IN alai 11. t3lll6 . r and 4000 744 Nog mug; at 034,
034 and 1074. cash:: F
BUTTEN—i ealiat - Rbbla good roll at 21.
Parieram,sifrodnumr. of 1000 boa Bay st.as•
moNETAIty AND COMMERCIAL,
Conn-The Ootiajnmoket continues without mita.
Moo. The make?, althoath shl4/ at previous
locations. Tho oatt'sithAws hasp head or t0.,,h, Oow
100 bat. itm al og i ai hid eta. These ma aare a am
a two alma of 100 h p
Coffee at PIM eta Wit into
the .0.10.1 as latusitm or a arm of mute $OOO am L..
MUMS Ottitt• &ma oda last been m. ou t ° T im .
b in tamtr.t. extent iv. d id 1:10t
The hark Antilop.; aoll the Brig Oman Ware,. haat Biw ,
with scout 7,000 0.31 a Game up toothar isom toot. .
m. (mem seam common to medium Rio at }COMM oa
fois to petmo 40,14.11, , 11 as Lavinia as Cube lit
/201254 eta MI Jos aat le 05)1814 eto7ltalt.
W•301.-W. take the Mandan wool etatiatla Mat aam
immolation In Om ?Mune. The total Impoststiom
mOOlllllO the Unita BtaW, wan im•
• 18 ML .10 1 Ot C 6 om
,011863...- •. 21 . 09,41 7 9 . 2 880.718
iTh. kmking ;Matra
furntrumi Mu amounts as toto
Isar IMO 1863 • loot
Pountrito . Macao Pounds Pounds
3.884406 1,326,614
Canada.— .... .... IMAM; 29.5495 26.674
lawn m 4
the Man% .101%366 a,2okaasi 082.901,
.. ........... 44.61,m0 5:304, 306
Faith Amato.. .... -
, 601 as 4 l l
0.,
3!,132,794
,201;15,07f
... ar,095,079 9h1:00,10o
The - wool ham togland 107 On= and diodes.
oars and ocorititins wi th oa r t and medium aorta.—
Booth Marries* wool imam!. favorably with math or
our but minim and ammonia w tit 11. The 'boob amount
of wool predueed ta.thd iinitad .ditittoi to about 00.100,000
m m o. troiatomi; boort . Onitegoartor of ail that it
The Anil! hank Matador . 'Soots fmud ] ,
fan dealer In the meals • The paint, rdlrri•
dal Na ur u, out. width bet slig h. htly !acted Use
ate rse+ of that week, Ms now ill in Mot
.d4wi e te e enjmuninte of lest wean end the Mea
nt". drain. have rroditool dobdoner.
*fist of the Call/nods 'fitorlite boa hot bed hit. re.
111. k. bold Maar. of dm:11,4.01r. mars than they die ,4
the time of the pmeloeu statement." Ms movtatent of
=
with toward to Um lallirlor lowan Ma Ater, bat
L Mewing ada form us. Tito' storage I' loans
mutinous Mahon an Menem, but. Mr* Is barna to
ha. boom some rontraktion daring the Uttar part of the
wo.k.
Trio mum 7 holt bilitariti :ha. to., drawn &on. arid
1.4.14 tido doom's • • .
Tha commit= with the prink. weak Lc •
I Who enrol* Oireulatlon Doucette'
Mar& e. $103.1X19,698 hi 5110.110 iiibtl.l7e dBB,74hara
March 10 104,1=X/8 ::411.00 021 LBW 1411 oil 110
Dan " . ' 11.14.1.922 EMI 123,119
New York.Tribane.
Brum—The reoMpte Wide been mOdmate nod Maid.
marl aotim.
pr SamtruMel room to beer of &Mem.
Snow/el oummuing 800 bade. on listurdat t 007 on boa.
day nerd TOO yeeterday,_Matlas amonmato Mr the
tame dam of 2100 leada.erith In the rams* of the Ibmontrot
T 1( an
roommauded Wee. neeermd oboe tits Ith toot 1414
414
Mao end MI blas
Choke
dermad SO couttsued fair and L01a..10 to
bang 1m moderate randy bare crromaudad tuner
w eet. the sale monomer MOO btds on Saturday at SOO
Me Ix lermeattum.f Prime 'and SIXSISSo tor
Ctiolom I=l on Mouctarat =en, for Yermantlem nod
3do rar Primmlolo ymWdahN mate. analog am 'mg IV. tralo naltbbbeizg.
1M1"BBT8 -BY BAILROAB
Ausnazar Pula A 1•41:3 boa rye. east. Tt do. 246 do
mi.: 83 " 1111,1 4 6 :b 96 oust. be aka dried Malt. 110 bus po
tauma 4ito Inaba. DOW:—
also • Pm: II 11-30 dos bastott, ntalasuUmo,
g00A731 boa 'beat. 260 do rag. 11:11roar'n • s 4 bt4: ton:
tor. do lard, IS aka ding mat, W Molnsteloom tan 10
bbm bacon. 73 do: trooom. 9 att. ord. 7 d. LaMar. 9 kis
lard.= us drbol trult,ltrlr4r lkloortto 12 dr.* 1ar6:4311.
Lunt:sr' t Lblpion; 147 bus tro, torsriat noott; 134 1 / 9 :
doom, 4 pia outtsi.Jll.4Juitialetbatter, kts
latd.9 aks:o, taws:Witt • rt. 91 al: on. Zogllati
u-14 min. titr. & Tau SS 03 7,9;
't1 7 .4
Mw 1 ,;: Nte l ate.iti p.m,
300 bas uisJS.62 aka driod Run. 21 :km.. 411 nal 44.5.2
Um/ mat. 63 MO but. 10 da 9. .107•40a broonm,
rasa. lb btl• oil, 654 katolna. WU* 9 (49 Los.,
ton• Iron ous. EA rags .b0tt0r.,489 bo• ,pstatom, 643 do'
do tbsoi.loo do owls. batoluosloa du .9p. = 6 :41•4
moan tad randrrtorpowspwr rts 110444 woo Mo. 1 9
ptgi CO bbla a •wook tau:
St Ett OBWEL
reran attainbtleis ate iicri4vinic at tba month of lb.
bleakingank. waiting Ibr the Wasting anal tba k.. /bey
ara M. Caledonia. CbleeittOr CLwaaia , et Laninuce.
at Lank . J 0 r 5ti0at...470114,.
sad Ilmiruser. ' - :
GREATEST DIPHROVEMENT YET!
m oist m RER , SdA.LE: p arim,
R. '.ILEBII , A IRO.
•
11. U m...a.5.a.p.; 1.3 f ha a l
NUNNS
P ht
PROVIDED W .MBY' 6 NEW SCALE.
THIS IS THEIR LATEST and undoubted.
the Lon oreceiyelipinityrineot a yet made to
PLANO COUTO MI COW et the thesnuiveall I.
&Wag DOIIIII.PD thereby; sod o point in eelnew. arr.
monad brilliancy of toes. keatinusßayttgasr se yet
Plionuralla the tbstwer • neso. eu the
adraatapie ot the ORAND.PIAPDP Moat any or its
dleadrantagee, We Low cliellesige camper:boa with the
instherneute or Ler other bother lo LOA countr. iamb.
dent Met every obbthopel Jens* or Ow artieleielll steno
admit their entertoc4. The Pupae le rerlarrleD7 Mat
ed to call Lod cruel se thoesnarbinetreiseata.
11. a Bw..
Solo ..mt. PrIIL L 4 Hersh Pianos
_ • .for Weary. Peso.
N • 63 Itiollt.;beit ewe to times. nen.
P. IS,—tspleollo aelortpent or: the above Overtly ev
WWI to the Bering Trod.. • marl
DISIWEA OF THUFHIOIT AND LONGS.
DR. BOREET RUETER,
MUSICIAN FOR 4 DilitiPILA Or TAN LUNGS, As.
Othas SWep l ltPlltalllWinaeT Luta. er
11 . 28 PRO/ r.• AVW YORK.
HE method of trentment introduced end
prectleed Ii Dr. WINTER in Slensosiptlan, BF CO
sedirt
is In
Asttuas arid Cht9nie Antliwusalko Ms tags.
a
Adosinittntao itrafediiines Aptqlatieno.
1 The Inallthere ethtetti4 to tit etas aro radii to vapor,
and breathed or Inhaed Into the loots, thee Wastes
them Into tatatedlato iontaat lotth tb• dio.ted. all pre
r•••• The vapottutton and: ohallot are *Tooted 01 an
labaler. prepared kr the fairpose, and afro by tetras'
of .a and eiternlea I mobs le latter ea • the
eh the =r i a l. ntoot la lta=Teltt otedleated
of. =•• tato the very fagot the
dime. npmf
Is Dot oat, ► riDomi, delentles n 4 earee•Oul
melho4 of blatant. bat ;As calf one to •bl.l
anal helve Invalid on loot PromOvs7. r
In Chios& Alontata of the; Lahti there to ao dithaulty
ett•ndlot the Matz.. of caw hy earreepondisee, and,
for the oonvadeneeof those *lab to consult Or. Bor.
via, ha Ma fprenated a 114 of t which nth to
warded to Item on Fteet: new euvrially anmanal
irtlt . unble him to pre te and artaltheso medlolhea and
ul' lo;eta g i ntrlatate --k-Ltit des the c
o .
hay. Induced Dr. Iliti,W"to for the bettor
elanortou of hts vie., . arm 1.. T. ono
WWI th e .11poriallat ,Inufnalof roof Chet:.
la width .N 1 be found • - fall .theart r aa n t . of tha notary,
tummy preventlon .4 nun oral& ef the Throat
and Lon. It la pobliabed br al:ll.llAN • CO., Astor
U..% 11 Toe. 7 at, NOV XOrt AZICI • neellalm
b. at tea avolkstion to Qs thhllehtte, or the who,,
moltaMOßlETeMnx! nuffrisx.Pl m0.•147, Now Tort.
ortantim
BAGS AND BAGGING.
NOTESI WHITTLESEY,
No. 8 0 WATER STRUT,
111A1 OLD . suri, NNW YOZIF.,
LAVE CONSTANTLY ON RAND, AND
sumohetor. to carder,
Big. and Bads, - Sewed. and Seamless,
g. .0 low
and of evert enfeeble Strie •hri eVitre
a la i w o o n a . hi eepeetell t etheitiesk to their equalled
gulag an& Printing
Begs or Books tar floOr,' , norOiny,
Buckwheat, Ilamti, Balt, Spleen,
al °fora :
ge, famish to artt ao.,
ern [he mar improved
eLdir i t i tate tr d vith Want denieteh.
IMIY BAGS A n ND . DAGOING
met tartans kinds ot Third sad 1 4 .1 D... bah 1.1140 ud
Cotten, et which we are reviving atintlehal ..pins. reh7.l/
SPRING'' . IIIANTILLAS
AT TY,IIOIOSBALE.
GEOAGPI `BlirLiPls . & CO.
No. 174 . Illiestirat street,
nrILIDA&PHLA.
efiasecrlon wtile Neg. awlpher No. 301
liroarderrage New. York ).
earLRE now prepared to: supply tho Trade
bozo every pidgin of the taloP; with thetr import.
a/t a n i=7l s 4 " got u roVittgrtire 4 %TV " '
It
Trilltind it web to Nl& advantage td
amis. oor 'toot tewrledie to wrifehargig.
ilker•lto.ywre. porebating. Cask or than Quilt, will
0011.11,11 (themant,
• GEO. - BIAPIN it CO.,
/ 174 04estatii$Lreef, Phila,
anaa..c.diwz, Rettieed .Nifinth A Eighth "
L EMON
& Ofj- - -TRANSPORTATION
LlNE—Ravi= made' eitionilf•
yandloos thlewbilwr, envie PM
tarattUr n iirl bylliNN4fl4Nll .
tv. Mars aurfliirdAVAL Pr':
rice tha Puma. Canal t .i gt
,Ral ua hre t6 thrtno i rweerui
"it=rl:l " si=mitie la tb• avoldariew or P AU!
ellord Mawr on tbe a %rimy POWs Railroad wUI give
lammed &vat tithe iteagerission a freight.
at
" m " P Pi limit, at a. Ripaßala;
- LLOYD it LUXOR.
For Bale Or Itent. • "
7 ...Country Beat it Oakland, - now Coon
-110.1 by Wm. Webbivw. iialtudnig Direlat
ewe awl 9 or 11 0 angeof. (mod. Pousisslim 4WD re
tomodlately, for twm door to
Yabllttabl TUOILIA. lir/LUAU/3. ltb it.
!HE SUBSORIB I ER M rIbei ' gR
nova Wag, Ulm 15!"10
budteidm toatAllf 11 . 1 5 A ir. i t n n t
banlll6lll2o 44.11:47ti maid l'inageo,
shout to itio. ne :
mat All ar brhot
aa.
meaminus .no
A L'etim"wl.l.
7 " fib Walar Amt.
CO-rvlcentup._
j . HAVE V& dat i aattowed with.= Be
delthierrersla the ntituridirideted and WWI
sZi t = e gs t ratrroirt:
der the stum. end rine orddaur THolb jet ,
/ 'paid take rak eirerettedrrpr re eller damn-
O.
,dhaoks tow earthatere pot the:yeti MeV Meer%
t ' ir . d i lr ' lteere r lthell" 4" Anse Rd 1 71 21
OM Wither In ditteletilth Ihr.efttdeas Igen, end het
red Weeny were Ohre weal) bodge* la the vi t h r iet
rearrear.o I ta rarrall , thet w k .
_ Yuma tter
asedidehly.i jar ern
' crile=billtienatai
AMUSEMENTS.
Ail Advertisements of Concerts or Pob-
THEATRE.
J o dl3lll 0. foul; 'Oral Lamm canriatAtin.
Wr. IL Era_ 'Mural%
madirilii7lll.l23Blol4.
Mud god Parquotto-00=41.4 Boxes
&too lam eta. do. da
liosogfor =PO panotoZ ay. rata 121 a eta — r - G
laratur of tune—Door open at IS to 7. eortato skin
--POORT"
NIOIIT OW kIILJ.W.WALL•OK
Tinnumair 2 192211.00 MAI= 20.
KING OF THEwCO2IIIOI2O-803 .1•204,1. W
1):4120,27/24',0t11 Ctots Brittr,Vt
lira Lanka.
A GHOST IN SPIRC'V VVISIVIS—Diacari t A. W.
Tonn. Nl:edema Datnin Spin, Woman: Lavinia.
b vs. A. W. Stamm Oloaralaa. Whin lAllie Canna.
FOR RENT.
p'WELLING HOUSES TO LET— very
enavadant DnaWag Flatus no Ewalt rt. In th•
ush of Lawronneille. containing I rooms. %Ws and
°Wu. with. fine Int attuned. near tbg(tmnltnuolgtaLkna.
Apply to inblll BLAKELY Jk WORMY.
VITAREHOUSE To LET, on the Canal
V V Saabs. sou no N., R. E. Blotto% 40 ft front and
eatatollog In dopth to Qs canal,
BLAISKLY t 11,1011EY.
IrELLING HOUSE, FOR RENT.,--A
► c i ta:Zable brioaa6viziolullaing room and
alcust. tbelaigleos=, CIF.I4=I/
water bitaaras. bat.haaana, n e rsab tea r. Babt talPa
Pau
Mr. B. OUTHENAT BON. 61 ltarkst
149)ii ItENT—A. .Wien story 'Warehouse,
fornnylyeanylad by Long & DaQ u. Boat atm,
situated on Water at. banana Benet and Wood.
8.--Rent Low. Yommonnon !Kiran on the Lt of Apra,
l dippir a CUTUBEST it BON. 61 bland at.
stbineadiltur
ra 10 LET—A neat two dory Brick house on
Rlarottost, mar the (Lb et. Apply to
rabid RIAKMai.
ELY a WOK IY.
110 LET—A comfort Ote two ...0171111n
Beck Droning. ooneldnlzurdf.mt with ,
/5 """" th`k"
fftl:l. Mut. ' l'Art
TO RENT—That most desirable store, Na.
U. Wood olest, portlouloto arddr at tbo ,t a.
whit
OR RE , ..T—k.Oarden Farm containing
16 to 18 scum or atmliont bottom land, attuatod
artlerm Crook Of miles from Um car, tkva boon frardnort
oa
far Um imt 6 i n, sad lo In • high mats of cultivation,
hm • nom mug tram, bon" stabia. ac. Wear mum'
ant. Rent low. App ky to MAK Isi.Y • v.
nada ear 71.4 and Bmititflad sta.
CR RENT—A Dwelling Rouge et Sa ll ,
two Par Lora Dining- . °cod lot JELltotioa co lint floor.
4 bora • Ilan and Pantry on 20 floor. got• onion
La •Mu stags of coltlvadow. • ble. • charm of go toga .
alma good well of wit.. oloutd sta oot, and about IX woos
gtol i T4 ' ag 1 rit u earth it = ' gi n g f l i b i Pa l i
ti: l e
ki FS:
Ito sorb 11.CITTUBERT k N.
LOB RENT—The eommodione three story
Brick Ductil e s Ems. N 049 hoot et, with wolonafro
bulldlogo. oskebonoo. bath room. wadi bock. to.;
floadual to Modern style, with gas, Inot and cold water and
othor conNalencoa, lb width 1. 8010,6.0 • krE. Taa ,
I LISPaPotf. °nutmeat troop, Ig. ad lo good °ram—
raggilf• of P.II DAYIP. cor. Wood and 606 oto.
ORNER STORE TO LET — The Store °G
enie.' by tM cablerlbrr. corner Wool sad Sixth ob.
ovvitbout 11.1tax.s. W. A. kIoOLUM).
WARRIIOOSE FOR RRNT—That large
and co...veolent Wareletnee, mitiated en Water
between Wooded Market sta. !Omni) hi the nerneener
of Ines& Thaff,antabletors rneineeoteonnalstion bow,
at teat item Pompton en lot of April next.
II CUTHBERT I BON. Al Hsttet .t.
; RMN T-2 large and well finished
thick Henan on Emelt et.,V.Lantenarrille
mosiland neat thalshed Met Lime en nem et.
I bre rhat7 Brick Howe an Inuttlin et.
A lots. Wateh moan the Quiet
ma BLAKELY • RICHLY.
Van RENT, FOR A TERM OF YEARS—
': That large and eomcondleas Mat Iltukhng. Mosta
Wale it,, near the Point, formerly 0t.p1•4 by Ileum
lehbaane t to well Itncern am the `Paint /Item
with a larite lot of irrannd. elannfactunry or mennanle•
will tine NU- axotliont boa°o fur any kind of bast.
new ten it • CITIIBICRT 1 80:1, 61 Unreal it.
rEL F. T--S -• ar a 1 Dwelling Houses in dii.
afoot Ditto of UM dty.
fru» boom awl 2 amps of land, within 3 WWI of
twat
• krir..."6°T.°' Lib"' Watiarlitairr.
eft-
To Let.
WAREHOUSE. No. 114 Second street,
tiknto doom out of Nrcr i d guo ttisa l / A ro of
tifa a
00.
fel - No 13 Wood stmt.
&EVILLE HALL FOR RENT. Also the
Mau Nernle 11 . 11 anildluroloer occupied by lb,
rah and ConnelliWill• 61L Co., .4 litnre, erttb
Ihn,lling In wan. lamb , . or OD.I. W. JACILBON,
4 '4. 2 NO. Li Fourth et.
T)WELLING 11011SEq on Robinson end
1.1, Isabella MI. Minna. y Clty, tbr rent, Input,. al
tiel9 UU. W. JACKSON. Nn. 32 numb et.
irm LET—Three story Brick Store, No. 163
Padthilablaar•at. P. 11. D.LPLB. aunt-.
.014 e arrow Wood and !Mb .troata.
LET—The Wistehousc on the Canel
9.4.4 adjoiolos N. Bo.'m Wareham.. as (nett)
at prount aoudad by tlam l'annaylvania Sat Man
nhatmina - Oompany. Apply to
BLAIIKLY a RICKY.
FOR RENT—That large and convenient
Wardesuse. Nn.. 89 Water se.. act *Helloed locatiou
a‘sat .4 Pluto.. Ste.. MD per rear.
Also s Largo Warehouse at Water at, below Market
at wowed mulled DI Moly a Macho.. Rent IWO •
E. UTBBSBT • tt.w.t.
st
TO REA T—Te Dwelling Bonen in 4 74,
Xritt i tt. and hail= on ka
ripac
Orrastar or
rh Torrortta Mr. kW:Wm Lode*
tb..
Mr; rear are 'erre roa.lltre d..111R. on Butler et
troth', of ORO. WAIMI CU, Pitt stmt.
Inv ar Mr. JA.. S Yol/Sti. Leennerrtt
INIOR RENT 2 Brick Dwelling.
_Noumea
• 4 ' room. oo tatr• Amine. Marmill•lNOil
ri-uhrsd- P -- ranrn'ecrazi.„lnti-
JEOR RENT AT 8400 PER ANNUM—The
erkaanoodora IMO& r.O lialsbod three .t.y
k Narita. Nook., with talootudy• book Nikita Ks. No.
Or Mal it. Repute of Y. K. DAY/k,
... =root Wood end rifth Amu,.
YIN. LET—That new and well fin;ahed
I. Stars Ilmort sod Wu 'atoms.. Stalthdatil .c. wwwa nu cawom nous.
AIM two Moe Soma stars tbs Tr& not% co wood
llo3r. Rug km,. 4oply to
sal • B. "MAIN re BON. No. 111121 it,
CEMETERY MARBLE WORKS,
No. 333 Liberty Meier, &.!ow W.P.M.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MATTHEW LAWTON,
PRACTICAL MARBLE • MASON,
WWlSELESteopectfullyto inform hisfriende
v end the publish. general , that ha hu l imed the
st.re messime, for gn. mansfseture and WO of *my
variety of SlAMLlWonld,eaeh
Nan sranta nods nowt dud Chum 4tdus.
of may mutiny sod Swan .
/ILA Tl.
P r)./t
•
Cadre Table, Bareau•abi
WASO STAND 10Pli,
Which to bolt.ism es low
lilt.e r other litatabbute et
West of the Monahan... ock le entirelr 5.., and
Ms Immo es meted or himself, ezmard• Mr this iss•
lie sho t.—
ve_ send to bond Botta Vaults, Cooke.
s o rt
at
lota, with role or Stoma and to meats my other sort
In henna, h. any of toelluneterhe sokinins Pittsburgh.
bean . ..pad attended to with dispatch.
ff PumMise to
nay. 11 Leman,
Wittlos, Rohl (Mime. itsd.
JAclC_Blghtt
..69, •
tips ft
,13 holinbesiter. Lea. j w il ltl i nc . r. Md.
Thre Curlllut•g,
ti n Whits. .
W P Banta Zsg.
The Us& torniesed with an Mods or Terelps and Me
zooids Waside, anise SWAM ar lo the rosisb.st Men.
ale rim.
no he. slatoisade errangements with th. minufaotur.
ere MM. ben brands, tot securest empty Of nrdreuild
Omen% Water and coalmine Lime. end Plaster Pala
both for Lesdand gloom Work. ail of whir& ho is peeper
ed to hualah sreingt nonce. triblOM.Mrlyiwltsti
NeFADIN &
•tt. O C w, O
~
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NTS,
No. JS Lives I 50 CONNIORCIAL
St. Louis, Ho,
AFrOrdas Lir Lead, Hmrp. Pra•Wong. /lour, Ondo
4....011ated and scoa , Vls cumit*s.
Hew,. T. IL Hain & Plttentib. •
14. Al.x. Oar So u 6141:1a1
•
I tomtit.
FLOUR FACTORS,
Forwarding & Commisidon Nerohluota.
TIM SAW OP
PRODUCETO,R- PROVISIONS, MX
Joe, 69 and 70 Water Street,
.I•26__
.P/T11181.90311. PA.
Freights from. trey . York.
. sa BY 'U1.'1.1110119 111.8•118111P11.
Plap 19 11. R. New York.
HATES Tory low. Via theta Steamer& end
ortham petrel Road from Baltlm
ror rib. lour t. %IL 8.1 RAIWELIs
Wilt:ft Oar. WsabLoatoa sod Albany sta N V
BEYSTOSE RUBBLE WORKS;_
Market Street, West of Twentieth,
PILLLADELPIII.A.
8 F. JACOBY &
iMPOhTERS of and. donlini in thn widow
Fare t vco Domitte mut= iltatusry. de. have
rir TO VINVO 4 N . Ot4r . •
rl
d•.mlphon, net nratied N by any In Um city l tei anti.
" r/SNlPilfir 4PLTIBIBERS and lIARBLI 00T.
furehdind at Wrattodeit
a r en. with Marble of
1774,4%2Iirtaltd"VIIMirrat;-VBlAlfel jai="'".
mantle teem • • • ' • •
Wit* attention to ow stook outland.
Ninth Ward Proparti for Sale.
IWILL SELL on 'reasonable terms and
mann% tiro lirfb. rains of faun sad Oman alas
:1741tis ri tl&bar a Mts. ?boyars baadooreoly ritaat-
Aloo, thra. LOll4. comer *ILAN rtY wad Baldwin sta. SI
foot Nat sail. ?boy ars asloalatad oltbar anataba
twardloa &moo ar for sad do rca. coal armada, by tau
halm or the oonaborllb. booda„..
cAdar go o l i, Me . cr or of Its tir . an4. 1 . 181/2 . E . lnt
tilt hart. ars 0.11 knead far a saanufarlary or
ksoresstsia ei... l 7A. * l n i_t u r t h _ 224 "'" aid".
MM/ JAI! 8 BNoituAir. 1111 Molts it.
Con_gre_gaticUsal Singing!.
ITNQIIESTIONABLY, the beat end most
_void Ilynni and Tsioutloo_li rot bolithhad Ibr
„r4riVelimiperd. iv eriusce.uo .o . banal
riniffriirtilii-Es - , •
*gilt Iltvext bundrodll=tro
irrija/ poetry ginntiguad. and undaubtor tlas of
dly
• town. numb* of lb turtoo ablaut?
slid throughout the longth and britudth or the bad than
our obrillsr work, It Iwo's* the advantage of Wog
fornubod at a very Ins prier, thus bringing It withlutho
=u t l /11 "" 4 4U artaiVro l ing = . roo=tlM i l_.
wady Introdunal. Lottani Rom man? rkin.l.b..*
kit In the highest taw of Its utilltyora intim bands of
-the publisher..- Igo raniattly Writs too entantkut of i
Miens and allsithau who aro Intoraread la tiollo=
=ralallrUrerr tW
481"4 : ; _1' "
To mat Oa wilds of W . two eithaen. arremPle new+
. 4 10 . 112 . Pahlitbsol—ooe In latlp ogrgeoind Wpogoowtar in moll Pecos ' ItYln.
nuPota. thaw adl ars, brire
7. , 7' 4 anka. to thus they eon le tre e e, talSte ems
r.„= " aztr g rA°4-41;i •:± 41
'bosun In brathrtr --d tugs Pwr 000
Mato
t =g t faan g rig s. . OM . Per ;
• ....xl!IA1 . 1 1 1 1 2. tnathig ! F&T,11. 0 " .
fraarigalcui*filrob.
Pittsburgh Dollar Baum Institution
_No. 68 'Fourth 9trot4 _
minima io oonsionot xi:
18:owoptat daily from 9 to 2 °AO* 640,
on Weioeiday and 6atarda7 arastreatoal a to
Dopaata Melina! orall scum pot tbr One Dollar.
nodelndiana al raw profit* doelarri moo raw, In
June and Domabsr: Intaroat oraa cloarml at tan rata o
air par camper oar on tha trot orliatotbar e VD&
Dttlr km Br/AIM Halm rall gar
ulatimu
nut PUSIDIEti ...._
_ .- .
Hopewell llepbarn. John IL mmennerger.
MIL White.
P. Johnston. Chaim Ens&
N. Grattan limbo
Jaime W. Ramona .Theotakl Illandaelise.
A Wander Rradlm
William Masa, Imo M. Pannott.
WILIbm J. Anaenon.
rum=
John G.Bankona L . James Hindman.
Hlll
Atbatßurem John IL 11.1rapatri4 .
John D. MUM.
Robert
Mama
_
rgglnew OM& . Walter p. Manama
Alamo A.
Onewesairier: A. M. INdloek.
Jahn & ee. &now &Marvell.
aria A. OoltOn. Ramat obb.
X. O. &Wanton. George R. R/dae.
Ponds WM. • Jason Moeda
Shwrzet i c i llbeete. James
WM= a Hare& I/Atese x
''
LA=
1.
"' . . 76
....len: end Mums, r...cga n'
4. COLTON.
' FURNITTJERE.
• .
• ..
... ..
I:, 71 . ~... ,
_. -,.:" - - 4 . .. i:••
~:s.:.s-.:, •••-•:-.:-:: .., • . . • -
„...:: ..,..._... • ----: .
•
RYAN'S BUILD'I.NGS.
sussoßinn. wn Ild reapeotfully in het friewisaad the tothat that he has
he labored Ohio late aortas; sad Is now so=
star of this Filet,
CABINET AN.I)
- Chair NtarrafeaturinfEstabliameat,
memoli
With • stack crow? ONE 1111410 N bet ot 'twice Lula
ha, wen wwwoued. sad a strong of °tent rob raerhar,
Ica he will coaliatoxe. operatic= In • ohmss, when be
will be reedy to &Nebo to the orders notaerata
Mends sad eattowere.
A VARIETY
FURNITURE
W STYLES OF FURN/TEME
WEI be latrodared end molt at low vices.
Perticalar attention will he lien to the soacalecturio4
or thetwitare suitable modtosat• act liotile.
which val be sold .sortetint terms, ant st,moes
that will detreolapellawl.
cAtIy.trAMAT C
Wade at tau io misoMMterabit
117 sad nostaies of der will te fold at the reduced
Dice of *ore sa,akt. per Bet.
EErFEEOLL be and TORNENO of all Hale done
to order.
Rooms with Steam Power to Rent.
tierelPg.n . aa .V :=l_, Ei llarar elAk ioa N = a lii ' d " M t
raid to the trace at a *armee =Sudan coaxing
. U. EL RYAN.
selsl.lrdiwB No. 31. Filth etreet.
DR..d..lloLalara
Liver PIUS. and Venal(age,
IMPROIRD. •
I. SCOTT, a regular graduate and
UMW. of ertanal. maim sad osmium. La.
dared b 7 s commudable deem to Ululate hams suffer.
rig.. .ell al brunt.; has enured an IIkird.OVDMEYIT
ea the original lansPat and Vstunnmeof DLO. WU=
having prepared their remedies as the hulked peals. or
Dr. 0. McLane. err muy years.
Our proved Liver Masud germane greater
efiles. wad an mare mild in their opera than the
Liver Pills aud Varmtfm prepared acm.rdlug to the orig.
1.1 reosipt of Dr. O.
andentandinsly. ud recommend them to the arkinted se
lades both pleuant sod rotative. and belierreaD2 ju.
Nor nay other Linz Pillar Vermiform ever
Dead Cert ifi cate of Dr. C. Mamie, 7,c - Q7
The Whole World"Conqueredl
Dr. I. Scott'. Co!obrated White Cirsaasi an
Liniment. •
The universal relief afforded by oppliatibm. of th 4 ale
&Wed Moog:than Itillerain cum of itheamatiere. Goat,
8 Bs. Beellinge, etig
ifeltit &LIU. Sdat "il ' Palo', Beside. Bar., Aches,
ar any Other diner nr whinh Dean Killer or Usu.nt
if cued. enehlee to e mart teethe that Dr. I, tart'.
anerata nriai manna. I. , the mut muaa..
ea& and pleuut
or dimonared.Eal
IttinsProurties or haw dimmer and aro..
canon qr.* 2 many attestatleme or. s virtose, ev•
me 17 perm. of eullghtened Judgment and WM later.
shou/d induce to adopt it u standard Anall.T
Bawdy. The meet !sandal°. will require nothing
more thas the rbilerving taut:soar et Dr. O. McLane. 410-
tinguished ss •great derma?. of radical reined's..
BRAD/ READ!! REILDIII
TAL bloanisemn=pta.l=.s
U to Ctrttry
s Tbat I tve
aud Liver Pilla
•ho two ."4
euerg ray anginal saWser am mike outing lut
Jriene Parrs, and that I believe he has IMPROVED
!REM. • I mate Wm ohm -statement the more villbuty •
as 1 Sou no ntenothe Man loArgaser. I would tatter
state Dui I have uently used hie Ckknosted Wade Ur
ea:Mu Zniand Incay preetkee. with tle.
11. effects.
sad that nauenumentieuely remmound
All the above Mealines premed palely ander the tro
renbion of Dr. 1. rlogL Sold by Dret. este end Ides.
cheat/ •
Ms gee= MD. kteLararle Akproeid Liver Ma and
/*me. VonoMage =g r. I. beat • Co, a.m.
pentadby certificate of 0 The plonk* Celebes/.
Id 'White Memel. Liniment good Dr. L boots A Om,
ertomowled vrltb donator of I. Soo., M. D.
DILL &XJTT £ co. *a. ProDdreoke.
13. k Mee, klorseatown,
Dr. GDO.
role Ageak. M.Ii1r1•811. 140 Wod• et. nekrhur•D. Whole.
OW.J. E . /LE/IMO. LThe..7. rte.ll•llitelLopot. Whole.
ai.t. J•=dinciktT
Agents wanted to sell Naps Throughout
the United Stales.
lIE subeeriber is conetantly issuing new
Harr dm Moot Orotut .04 Elallo chorseter. _
ttu e.:24 B orrolinilt ."" 41°° " r4 Port° or
23300 to aim a rear.
neat buffrone
.ritto outls7
CATAILOUN nod letter
too 10 4
demalatipos.
, will 0. nes to 104 aula late Is lo it
of toultmo.
glilodoorsoe tisadia.4l alk.:one. owls toAgsotis
and Pedlars alrejs •to thio bombers
MEN OCT OF lIMPLOYMENT,
Annus A. 11. JOCELYN, Walther Of
/epofar Napo and Ifixotnzfort SAW*. •
No.. .5 aact OD FULTON EMMET. New York.
mbn.lavol
To - & Dealers in Fancy Luitioles.
, IM3 'S EXTRACTS,. Soaps. PamOes,
uuuJJJW BBrorn.nd Wbf4 Wt for 8w 0.O: Alamo: and
North' Madam.
LOWS Jamey Tablas, Rfloptiagon. Eluting and Palm
Room
CLRAYIKEt'o UMW 5.44 Pawing
Crain. Clariltrid Slav
Iltatr a t r inrior• gorer and Rao Init.?. In balk sad
RlllllRLltßandke•ohlat Itarseta sat Toilet Shwas.
LAORINCRIS Bair 010.1 a, Slaws, Rabat" EAU, tilorao_ :
.ad Wattiloa Pada.
•od NAIL 111111 11IIIE2—Franob and Etioarbk a.
aaontasont.
1 -
612 / I • M aT 3H rtor MatkrEatifera_Teti.....
TrItaISH T O WO LS — ltoindlos..Doslnnt dor
COMBS—BombDivinOtia, an rum. and 1120 k;
ge
15T00 1125- 11rolltarritaano, Sarin Teaks and
lart.
TAYLOR'S Loadoa flostard la kain mut LII URI tottlimi.
TAYL sandonai n Oß'S Arrow Ran, Uomoropathla Obacoodn Sironoh
Pt yrave Blue Pot Poloist= aid Toilet Powder.
inniarted and itor W.' at lograZ o lli n
SOIIIRSYR IRS a co.,
zahltiiin No Ito WRllatriValL.l
RIEBILLO IRON PIPE WORSE.
MERRIL & JAQUEB,
14 Centre Street, New York,
MANUFACTURERS AND Dk:ALF,ItS
In Wrought Iron Pipe; leitUring Twin. •ud .Less
ptlca of &nand. monaural wit i sumo. Water and
(Whin heathy and lighting Iltsamers. Grebe.. Bads.'
Print* Dwelling.. tiospltaliii AsTinilis. V Wain*. /Ulu'
deo sad
Also, gases. Cooks, romps. Clanger. Boling and Sable
thus made to order.
out hang Cutting hiseblues ngs sutlealy nine. and on
own f i ablint—wammted to do double the work of sop orb
er luvrntion.
MZW:=:!!tn
• Sealed Propee . als.
111110POSAUS will be received at the May
tee Wee, Fourth starok_entll jut, far
. 1 9 ,,, az 4ho o lk ic ag etaaa eifwerndLtrigrirtr. anibl
building tiro Vaalha_ gape rearulatiou.
Plane sal ereeilleations sea to mu at the ottice of J.
W. EXILH, Arehltaet.annie of Wood and AIM et, after
*nude," the 17th Wt. inhl2
Dinatch, Put and Quinn my.]
2.amoved.
M . Pittsburgh Young Mena' Christian
Antocintion hamr ramoinq Moir Litenor sod. Road-
Inn to the woad et-rpof , the now bonding tooti-
Mod hp Ammo E. goad I Co, bilth stmt. pest M otromito
tho united state Chutom nom.
poonnopon-prom I tecioek A. -M. to 10 P. M., which an
Annownwrotry toms sato, are cot - Moly - Invited to
I WM. PACtlikPmet.
s._n.uuss..sser. " matat.s•
•
T. and agar.
1111fROAR mml . a eipreloily, for family
v awl now "old in.atare than owe half of the - Retail
I = 2 7 l Viti wa
ergat i & Vilet •
vir4 Care P.n. -
Wino Third nude
Ohio Gretna. null I , aatwit
• • r Importect
. uld Mar Tineedthat *lli •
hear reclndua halt god
st.W be retaillita Warm.
Se
The attention or fttle lardlice. had L.P.. 6 0 0 " .
country nwrottant, pertkuliw, Is directed to thls Vine
Cider that will keep sweet until next Fall.
Theater* Viand,' and Cider warranted to la w wan
rented cam A. HALLOI7. 140 Water er log let got
wmtms•
REFINg 51LY5747 KOLAS& :: •
BLANO MANGE. TABLE J161111:1. 10.:
Agood and cheap article for Conreotionein,-
H:tal and hat re.
, To!ba . r u tAlzi In a Lirtgt
d.lll=loln4o4o.thr lMAgtl. l 4el 4 .
• Pm, .
_..Nn Var
-
inns
& Riches,
'Wi th EBrAT
add lIROICERt cfornr
rum, itozumm. lota. mins, Turnser tt bough tabd t
and opla
on comellulok ip. V i e %mats. 11% Dondati o n d t:
Farms ardillymlng tbox%ifu tejLta.'
aida.
13 4 Li C gRON
MEt4I2II6VITS.
Wool, IDde4 Floor, Baoort Lard, Lard Oil
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY .
No 76 Water Et, Pittsburg: Pa.
•
p a tictlarbsootr UYti
D.rezerctooit4 al N tip Bk. iitaW.M.o.l." p hil „2"
liorNooLdl
• Mego.lso Loom.
Arentmr, Qantas. Hamm Canna% t ib i . f i.
_shley Mk. • • °Bullock /Kb.
£ALKI) to Bridge:
HtOposAra win b e rec ii ee ."
Rs texmabm i mtb e hlit dar Of dia7 Zig
Chko.to km. .t Raab allystA tr oooordisit to r il le c.l a an isTai
=imams itit_da:l4l. wark to Ni l ea:
riarth. dm mid to
qg atm. enr.taraltaritn dipltatitaaatet*.
/ 1 7, 1 0iVIZZo t tradaltriar ;nieniahr Uur 411.
,
MA.64.1/114.RIUNciralett;
V IEW Aplx)DEoo A;
b.L. I
munit ax ham reed mitarierM a — :.
'N; Nao. • wall Weald ate ttur
*Um PIM of Callous. la n " WM. of
M ft etp:ArAttada. LIMA
i bttif tlis ,
- --• MA. lit} . A ~i";.:
RFD OIL-49 MU. reed'for date by
• gip; TkcoLumio
. .
sousDfuciution
:.rtitealip of Ji.es'ityrin & co,
issotrot ea theist lost, to , sentizalealimatg•—
bailawoll tbe Isto Itnti VW be untied' i ds taus
• AKIII3
gra24ld•ErßigtliXi will oontfime the mane
of Clhaoksta In cud
AMICIS beim.
0•30 J EDWIN
MAN.IIF.A.OTURER 0:F •
(aI:WM= MUM; Salphinia d'cid; .
1. - Tr e .t Bp.trits of Mkri trio Afit.
&lodge , 114121040 Adt
mime
son/
Dissolution,
4.lEWbolmuinenthip honitane-adsting
mak, um Ana of A. A. Mums Oa .DL
ir t& s al th and.. t.fr ly tk erobl commit NAT se Baran—
. Vlttobalzb. feb.7Lb.11164 t i AR/Abr 'Weer
iMEARTNEit , SHIP -- -A. A. MAAIOII his
-
mmodated with Mak hr madam NAM=
Ib l ratbig. d gAnnbony. arida Me Arm of A . A. Nom
Co. by whom mu try goods badarne be roolannod
so osua4 at bir,161 , 111/1 ALVAIIIn AA4ASON
NATHAN wARENO .
re PartnerWeretofore .exiating be-
Omar MB wad wade. the. *tree of Roberto
. Is tbla
le by 11: ,, n1 onewoot.
Bons JOlRMO b il l igi •
JAIIISS EMDBRIIB
- 111,, ROBKIIM will • continue the
*mew bedews et tho auto stand No. at - 111th
e until spiny *bon h. moons onlettlwi al .t
atom /0001 No.lo FM attest not door to work= Ht.,
mad will volts the two gong In one.
NOTIOE.—The Late tlrm of JONES it
QUIGO having been &indeed by the deattionahn
be se
Quiet, on the Zf th last, the Iniednese of said Inn wilt.
Roo and iirst raves, • •
ttled by tit. ontbrialoted. o 1 thole olloe, owner oIY
Port 30, 1 1 364.—04 • MAO JONES, slaving gretnes
~
I = SAAC JONES, klannWinie r of klitf
and Blister Bine!, Plough Slab Med, Btaal
Oisal atsi ililPila ihnin Brass lent 'APR% AT
Patent &freer Mail and Iron etalea—Ocnter
Rao and first istraee.Pittsberrgh • ,
--.-- •
ri l aan'"" -- "‘
unay.a st „ 4 . - ufacturers 01
ATT et WILSITN, Wl;olei , iiie (booze
Marthigad balers In Pratlam sad
ttebarsh Malauffunarr. N ao.us Lit.rtrat. Pittabunth,
' Jtet
......
&E. SELLERS •k: 00. Wholeaeo and
Itatall Denim Droop. PLAZA, Ms.' Vona* ,
No. W Wood Amt. . • in
klhthe
OTICE: Jogeph 11 2 , 039.
dated With him .Icoooh Abel te 72 1
a.
o weed Ootod holler yet leotips? "1 11 A '"" FtML r .n. 170.
oh! nord,ortsor of fimlthbot nd Fourth divots
• ..
•
COtunieroial Bot el,
Corncrof Oimd and. New Levee, em Or - "..
E... - K..S,TEEL would meet respect-O 3
F • to ly Inform the traveling nubile th at lui
eo the above named Hotel.
' "lb Elated has reomtly.htvlarscona a therm:la Molt'
and nosovation,'and hes been btr up with new and Clt
rant
s _ .._ _ .
__
_ tar'at il".•,=ana = oo h ed ,M 6 CW- tlig
the ...,srusru. The table will ta with the hest
that the market a:ord.
This Hotel Wag eituatal In the lannediato vicinity of
to
the bruise." wt of the ells: as well ae being conveaient
the mwreow Lentlino, the nmorletor hopes that by
nest attention to the want. ol biz nitrous to receive that
liberal patroweire that has ever been bestowed upon thia
bonze.
Price of Board per Day,
Mellor .0 111 bestmked with Wines and 'I kilos' Interb
or to no other hones; In toe city. A rood /moth beam 10 to
15 A. fa. illseohlialne and accotsunodeslost attendant..
_. 1 19.M. /7_d_ • AZt.• elllsol4 Knot
Valuable Property for Sale or Rent.
TWO STORY BRICK MUSE in Wil
61x..tnix.b,
.ontha, Torantke, p orpeeqo Itorbsett..
tw:37=okUerertitYrsTXt giok'ZlDMlnait;
room and title.: on sesOnd story.. tine ohmunart: on at,
U-. two ro roe planered.d whitewashed. Beek
%A I= ty ' 2lfi k at %Mit I.=7:34.iiritimr'.
dui, with young fruit and Owl. trent. For
suguna a - Mawr Dfiirroy. Pentu i t nnUAngn.. ‘ .7. •
J. O. 01711.117115,
No, U 7 Winr rt. oth Ward,
mr22lalrtapt
Valtable Beal Betate for
Sate.
i Offer far sale the two three story bride
.._ buildings at the &nth met amnia of Penn sad Ifutd
greets...No.l7l sad 273 Nan ' , newt. The lots are sea
about 6O Mt on Nag street by 60 fret In Oath. The
buildings ars substtantisl sod boos ston. boots.
• ask caw lb. Saw Um.. story !Flak dwelling houses
ozhthig= git.eof.blms s f letel...J..n . e, ?6._.1". ga. an o n
t byg at
60 feet in epth . l a thes la
7
at to
The stove boas*/ will tie sold sensistely. or together, sad
r pekes d wail Oslo raiment wi ll be required sod
s sers.usble Mae eyes de the pe&ilient of th e- Wane..
r f
'4 1 ,,g H. B. WlLaid dtbawer •t I sw.
0.197 Fourth stast.
.6 - 15:1;LA.NX. M. D.
St Clair Street Property- for Sale.
LAM Authorized to_sell on very ?canna
bis Gnaw, any one or all of those line three story
k dwelling norms on tbe terlynide of St &Sate
meet. being bones Nos. 2.0. Zit 2L r e. and labium
Penn street sad Um old Alleetnnar bridge. Thane
is are suitable for stores and dwellings and are altaateel
a good locality. Tbe lots ate each. 1S feet In front tsr 110‘
feet In &lab to ea alley test feet nide.
-A moderate nub raiment Till be required. and the W
inos edema] to remain for • reasonable UM 1106tald
be hind and soor_ataga of she nureheser. atddr A to
In
IS, EL WlLSidilb. Attorney at
I r'
j:q IL7 Reath street.
' •
A FINE assortmen hn
t of , tbead durable and
.batutltal imborbalblAbinam Tabs usual /bath.
Amway,. tbr tb• fast tlae la tble sty, at SW, Osnwebt—
Afterthe dem of tba a:Whitten tb•IS be foural at Ma
blitatb Um" or • ALLEN,
• oeltf . itonaa at Sanaa ace Marts }
aceldor Cumuli Factory.
01INSTON, BROTHEIISI: & CO., praati
ip °nada Makers, corner elllobstes tad Elabacat eta,
egbany bins haatlaad arecuaufaestalag
an astrativo ancalawatorumulaklaxkaana7a
Aviv Cars. Jr-. naile a s l/ their various sty 1 411
all o og rg : 4l =7:2ll/g a / Val StrA 'r424.
r=g1111:111! 411:,'1.1%;`, .hrtrtearltn
fgArreLlitAV ll t !ant' u lir
t. ry oaarT m.autror dintas tha Mar. oda
TUE SMITESONIANEUM7B4
ON TEN 411:1720 PURI PLAN,
Btoadway, corner of Houston_ st,, New York,
,N TILE SAME BLOCK WITHNIREVB
G.I.ILDZN, mad oppoplto EL 'ascot Charel.
me Boom. oo mats, TS a ak.ed
Intik Bodroonsa MAO to sa pa day.
/kW, atm, and a/
Thlern nal tomb , Wile -land In %be
im:Rh erd.r. etpkNo of soloo.xlatlag abc,t, 404 Coup;
tad'throaabout tnr .teem. hayloft a Err dika. location.
Itha all lb , ort.antamsta of the hlaboin r 3 f ra Walk la.
'rpm the •toaa.loo of thy trawling pobao .
-jaa.a.m.r ERNI.. KORMAN
T. L. ANDLETT. •
SIIIF AND STEAMBOAT FUTURES,
N 0.157 South Street, New:York:
tWER (3APSTANS; Common Iron and
W. 4 narruna Beare. RoboalsooMo Crowell's
t Starlet AlMsratua Ifloalasses. chola Ptoweewor
Rudder. Ilaneinas and .Execoor. Atetaldlolmodlng drools
lAnno mad tiabitc Sits* Pomo. and lire SWINK Hose Pipes
Coup I p or . str u ... mud Imo
Pounds Sdettde LIM TeeksburrsPareiscumboe
tre-Presentrt Beata We Mastro/sees_ Abut
swinedre htetallymkrkaatd %Ohtani. LlVereessmerer
aft rerwerowdlog to the tate Steamboat Law; at very low
Wen, together with large variety or Ilre amine somia ,
atom Moo an the latast•loprommatde Naorlearits.•
tom. • . -• . mellidtmel
►• For Sale. l. .
111111: 110 USE now ocdup;ed in/bythe . lA
writer, No, 143 leseraal street.. Mart/
In emeatlete order. raralshed with elu anti Mat Odd
Water. Far partinlara mxtuirs at
firm of Janie a C-
-GEO. 8,J0N211,
aolerail Water arra.
•
FOUNDRY YOB GALSOIIO BB'LBE .'•
FIuST OLABS EMMY BUILDING,
Pattarns. Ylaaki ToWs.•44 will b. Ida Ar IA it. •
Darns air" on modente Imam. '
Add - •
Ur. an wire bsulass• man with s as•lt to a,
Wired.... • mtoxr, or as •
so•ausr. iva J3o:t Xe.
P?eit 001011...
• Bit&ley's Violin Tunes: •••
&COLLECTION' . beintiful Waltzes
flu: ,boutzuxtii=vailme
Yag . arl „ patwor of palm - th .
Tito collection ofelreslniflloolo nom il l oWiniblideid a l
tn ,
atom. north doable Its Pike alb* Look. Pries 66.nenio.
Copia, maned. noeitfico oak'. cusnorris DUMB.
.118 Brood st «Undo= atone, Stli
gden it Sandell', 7.10. 6 Plank: 7L.1 4 %.
ANUFACTURE and k . etp. .03ild=
mi band 0..4. 0.11. at ...4.7 TorikY. Oil O. .
I caw. Mob* Ulm Manx Iltom anal .
fro . Pump., WU.. Ciarts,Allopp.m._lfralko mt Pinued
mam
area =O. natal (10a4 Ws.U., tool. of mrary
Elio o.d d0...44.0. and idaiallang lauterlsl goltoratty. .
jaftamd
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Baran -
• RAIL 'ROAD_ • -
Ist INCINNATI .-PASSENUEES TAKE
NOTICE—That Mt adver , hatoaat fad ispc.
eh. Itth. of. rival haat% statute that Matto'dam A. ht.
Vida ot the Ohio sad Ponstylraala la. th• atilt
one whith o ttaltne caotabothut at Organ a• Clatiaaa
Imam; sad calculated to . &e the tissallne . t ni Ca
as thare are two dab/ train Walk= II tth. ao
Mae mutt =hag Mao sod me mahatma via •
•FONTAINH sad DAYTON: PILMOVIIII tabus that! P.
Than maks caataratlaaahrtbta testa only.
7.
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ENOW4 nat. Pit
AND. Atsburgh. : 43•S Am
tatwatt b
IZ IE R 1 . 751:1*W Proprio xa krrazzl.
Ktr'graa=lou Um to awl ft= Ilse Ihsortg
' 'ka i ser. &a.% bm an 4 ihm" magi"
ragnattlabo,
AwIAY virtuo - Ora • precept' under tfro - ihifido of
, . iv= & nolOtaro, Pfmldeat irf the °oust or Coft zto .
In sad foe the Ora Judlelaldlntrlet of mato.
[taken( the Ocrtui of um and Twitotnar f r j a ,
.A 1 Jan Dallros7 to and, for som Metric; cm ,
Bow and Gatolol Adam.; Rom. Aden to Judie. of the
.... mons, Mond fUr lb. °mayor Allestm. dated the
1.14„of fehroszy. 1c Ahe froOf pas one thou.
. r e ur e drg
‘l.l tatvr,„„Vetoetie
Mom,. at the Offirf' . :llottee In the city of PI
the fourth Monday of Much beat; Is la emcgetirn
n b ak ..tbs. is horobr oifonlo •114 'oatmeal the lloc A ,
Comer sad Oonstablee of the county of
floo. to thalami Stamm their Moot "W M' tlu "
ro " O=AVl g oltoee tlcla.
efo .a.
the, _ i
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_to —..... torfocch.
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me OnfrifMrl c i vin of . that ' -o r - tur
- , b,adolo and lbws to pecomertte them so os un,_ -- k
Offen trader my Ifs-littehoceo. Ude ' 214 d
of Nebrosty. hi the • fWer of oar Lord. thooloxl *
hfo ottnidandllftf , ll.l. and of the Occoscrorrith Um'
.ate . Boor wall - oho; I
- TAI7 • & %LOW
P 1711012.4 TI iND • POIMARDINO • 4 62378.
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4/LL Purchase arid , Forward all ' Nato
.lttiatru. Iltemtcat Ott. atom
ttga mon Ms& !Rut 1 /Aers at
tt St•Tirtir } An*,
kt
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co SE tta Ilict ur t o
roak t Vi e tt a ir
Admits tu' t°
• Tatt's Atar i /SSW CUM A.,'
1 Wil ln a colo
~., juttountraztrar -' -
' ILT a netiolliali If 140 EING:01, AM
itti fatklact._ _
_Porsolsaad Plotato., Prolook. ; Also.
Irl. 16 muen.t6 .....!per• cial andmaink9rtrl %oda
ii Juntanikt it rturaidiftt.... ... .. 1 oar
tiou'V,..so oar rte. it
:1614atf-Vio Aiiiree-etn'T
cot bo9tas tog_ _
J r re/ Wu ods,., ,
- motaa • - -- , woo 6 eantst os noritt.
NOTICES. &C.
James Irwin,