rlibbiitlif (gazette:
SATURDAY, luau( 3, 1868.
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pneeef aarlgotednivaa4 Ibreelat 1411 1 0 11
THE= =NTS at the *Liter or frowsewaboTe.
:fined by carriers wli TOTS= 012736 wet week.
FBHL►NIIL
This last of the isms is causing a ferment
onlxilh sides of the Atlantic, and among
tts friends as well as among its. enemies.
The: Twigs of idtaburgh, during the recent
St,s,ions of ate so-called Congress, had eon
oltudi4witidenees that there were sharp dl-
Idaiciiirrenian oonnalls, and that. the
brothite -Iwhile professing to be arming
agginstlitfaintl; were not at peace among
themselves: — Indeed, It was easy to see that
small provocation was requisite to induce
them to mat each other the blows origi-
pally Intended for the common foe. The
proceedings hare were but a repetition of
the seems--performed .in New York and
elsewhere, and demonstrated most conclu
sively, that Irishmen, whether capable or
not of steadily andpersistently pursuing it
great enterprise, haves peculiar genius for
kicking zip rows.
In Canada Fenianiant has prodnoedquite
a pule. Feats are generally entertained
that an invasion from this side the
.border
Is imminent, and that an invading -force
will find earnest supporters on their own
side. -Several banks have been robbed, and
the inference is tacitly drawn that these
depredations have some relation to the re
pit:Wm:WA of the Fenian exchequer. It
certainly betrays either -the Intensity of
their alarm, or the despicable estimate they
put on the leaders of the prospective inva
sion, to infer that a movement profeseedly
of grand, national significance has been
commenced In vulgar burglary and roli
bery.
In Great Britain, according to the last ac-'
counts, the ferment bas risen to a still high
er pitch. Hundreds of arrests have been
• madein Ireland. This is the first - and nat
ural effect of the agitation. A good many
Impulsive fellows have the claws of the Bri
tish lion fastened Into their flesh. The pen
itentiaries and penal colonies will receive
additions to their population. Perhaps the
gallows will welcome fresh victims. Such
direful results are the usual concomitants
of political revolts in Europe ; and Eng
land, how pathetically soever she may ex
hort other nations to moderation under
such circumstances, is sure not to practice
the humanity she inculcates. What, If Fe
nianism, leads to no other and better re
sults?
But these arrests do not oonatltute the
only or beet' measure of the excite
ment In the British islands. The min
istry have asked Parliament to suspend
the writ of habeas-corpus in Ireland. This
ahowa that in the tudgment of. the govern
ment the movement has gone beyond the
restraining power of the police, and that
martial law must be introduced. It ap
pears probable the suspension begrant-
•d, and that we shall be soon appraised
that militant commissions are rapidly dis
posing of the conspirators, after the san
guinary manner customary in the Britiab
..service.
Meanwhile the British journals, and the
London Times foremost among them. are
taking counsel of their apprehensioba
They see clearly enough, what they could
not see at all before; that the sort of neu
trality maintained by their government be-,
tween the United States and the southern
rebels, wits . = inexcusable and gross in
fringement of international comity. Sel
&hulas!' is ofton a great purifier of the mo
ral as well as the intellectual perceptions.
What Secretary SEWARD and Minister
Amato failed to made palpable and con
vincing by force of loon and the citation
of authorities, dimland shadowing visions
of Fenian gunboats, sweeping British com
merce from the sena, have been brougtu
out with a distinctness and potency that
are irresistible. The leaders of English
opinion now admit and declare the Anted-
can ideas of what coinditutes neutrality
aro 'strictly correct, and confess greatsur
prise that they did not perceive the
bearings of their own principles, to begin
with. At any sacrifice of dignity and man
linens that may be necessary, they are
anxious to escape the application to them
selVes of their'Own rides.
In view of the exigencies of the case, the
Fenton managers at New York have; so
far as words - go, adopted a bold and deci
ded policy. Admitting the time for action
ham mine, they appeal to their =sodium to
take up arms and rally to the onset. The
question now is whether a determined mil
itary movement will he made in any direc
tion. A great deal of noise Is being made
in the Fenian Circles, and it looks as
though the energy would mainly evap
orate in that manner. If no formid
able Military adventure shall be
attempted, the hiotherhood will coi
-1 ales in disgrace. If a weak and inefficient
movement only shall be made, it will cer
tainly entail serious calamities on many in
dividuals, and will devolve a weighty re
sponsibility on the concoctors and engi
neers of the scheme. Nobodyquestions the
right of rebellion and revolution. But two
things must eo-asst to make a revolt jus
tifiable.' There moat be an adeguatecanse,
and a reasonable ce of SUCCeISB. As
neN.„4es
to the gritivances of Irebin Literals a wide
difference of judgment , a m Irishmen Irishmen
themselves, - and among. the rest of
mankind. That the majority of , Irish
men feel they have grievances stall tto
jeatifyi smart to desperate measures of re
dress is Clear ; and in each cases the feel
ings oonatitote a teat from which appeal is
hard. Bat what chances have they of ens
isms? Assuredly those who are in the plot
ought to know better than those who are
outside; but we cannot escape the impres.
eon that they have precisely no chance at
all.
NO ECLIPSE.
"Ithir*orted,:welmownotwith bow moth
oortiothean;•.that on Thursday, among the
ottnedelevtlons admittedtovhdt the Prue-
Went, Prate' tutor Joan, of the Smithsonian
Institute, woe ushered intothepreserme and
'lammed the Pireoldent ttutt there would be
a testa eclipse of the moon °tithe 30th inst.,
•Vaidige Irt that .latitude.. The reply of the
President in not given by the telegraPh, but
to said to have been similar to that Addres
sed to the other delegations—their - there
might be a partial eclipse; but there mold
be no complete, 'full and eatiansctory est&
bitten on that ()Wild= instil . the eleven
Southern States were rehabilitated. The
Profeasor is ,alleled to have scratched Ids
bead at this eying out, and retired with
the determination to urge upon • Congress
the immediate readmission of the Southern
Ewen, in order to novelties corm:tam of
his nalculatieum •
IT appears from. Washington dispatches
that thel.7,ete 'York _,Times published a
• ieport of thli-,Yreesintertla Bureau
bill, in order to make_ it ispixeir objection
-We in` some:of its -features, - and thus
strengthen to Prelident's Veto - 'This
spruions docement eximedialy
oopled by other paperm , It - is _ not remark.
able,:inMier of the mune of the notte;and
that the tect.that Tam:Lott - 39mm controls
its Minions, that the pihlication of the MU'
ailt:pitmed Ckutgresa wea l refaced
TIM TRICE or owaAn New York has re
ceded PAO Or ton Since January, and the
,tendancy is still downward.
PAST AND PKNB ENT
In the rabid speech of the 'resident
on
the of February, Wvi.,tind this para
graph:
"Whom have I betrayed? What prim i
ple have I violated? W t h sentiment have
I swerved from! Can who assail me
put their finger up . uairyoW Fio, no. In
allthelpeeohat t.Wit Birk* been' made, no
'ono has dared to put his finger upon a sin
gleprinclple i.tever asserted fromwhich I
have devated.' -
We think q*is can put our-auger upon one
or two, putaits. On' Friday evening, June
-10, WM,- the day alter Dlr. Jotontox was
nominated tpr Vie Fiesident by the Balti
more.Convtation, he made a speech at
Nashvillo., Inters course of that . speeeh, re
ferring toile -proper method of Rooonstrue
ticet, he said
'But I n caning a 'Convention to restore
the S who, shall restore and ,re.e.d.b.
Salt la b. ll the man who gave his influ
ence and meansbb dsettoy the Goveniment?
la be to Itartielpeteirt the great work of re
emmtadotit ho who, brought this
mry ripen the State be permitted to con
trol its destinies? If this, be also
thisckets blood of our brave officers and
z wi so freelypmzed out, will have been
wantonly the. glorious victo
ries by our noble iuMbidWago for nought,
and all the battle -iieuw - Srblehlitnee been
sown with. dead -home duties' this rebel.
lion will have beam tnade , inemorable in
vain- Why alb-this carnage and devasta
tion? It was--that treason might be put
down and traitors. punished. Therefore I
my that traitor's - should take a back seat in
the work of - restoration. If there be but
five thousand nien - Tennessee loyal to
the Mustittaten, loyal te Breedom, to to
Justice, these true and falthfultnen should
control the work of re-cairanization and re
formation, absolutely. I Ray that the trai
tor has ceased to be a, citizen, and in joining
the Rebellion, has become a public enemy.
• • • • Before these repenti ng
rebels can be trusted, let them bring forth
the fruits of repentance."
And he added:
"And these leaders must feel the power
'of the Government. Treason must be
'made odious and traitors must be impover
',tithed. Their great plantations must be
'seized and divided into smaU farms and
'sotti t honest, industrious men,"
In these two extracts we have a Radical
ism as thorough as that. of THAD. STETS.NTS.
He has violated every one of the principles
and swerved from every one of the senti
ments set forth In these extracts. Nav,
more. He now stigmatizes every man as
disloyal who ventures to express the,views
set forth by himself less than two years
ago! Bat we need not go so far back. On
the 20th of April, 1885—less than a year
agohe said :
"R is time the American people should
be taught to unklerstand that Treason Is a
crime—not In ifivenge—not in anger—but
that Treason is a crime and should be es
teemed as such and punished as such."
And speaking again, on the following
day, he once_more said :
Treason must be made odious. Traitors
'Must he made odious and impar'erisked.
'They must not only be punished, but their
"social power must be destroyed. And after
'making treason odious, every.tnion man
"and theGovernMent should be reimbursed
'out of the pockets of those who have • to
'•tiicted this great suffering upon the mun-
Now,.on the let of March, 1866, the same
Amman' Jonstaim holds that there Is no
treason to be punished buttlust of standing
up for the rights of the down-trodden' and
oppressed; that the traitors of the South
are worthy of all honor, and should be ad
mitted immediately to the control of the af
fairs of the nation ; that their social power
must be restored; and that instead of re
imbursing Union Men out of the 'pockets
of the Rebels, we must fill the pliitkets of
the latter with all the good things within
reach.
In June, 1864, he held that if the Rebels
were allowed to take part in reconstructing
their State, then the blood of our brave sol
diers had been wantonly shed, and never
was a truer sentiment uttered; but he now
tells us that unless wo restore them to all
their Political rights we ere traitors! He
said. then, that the traitors bad ceased to be
a citizen ; now he claims that they have
never lost their citizenship I
It was upon these Radical utterances
of 1864 that Annanw JOIINFON was elected.
People believed him sincere in speaking
them, and put their faith In him accord
ingly. And now, having repudiated them
all, he demands to know "whom have I
betrayed? What principle have I violated?
What sentiment have I swerved from r
What, indeodi He might the rather have
said "whom have I not betrayed? What
principle have I not violated? What senti
men.lave I not swerved..from? "
THE TARIFF
The Committee of the Iron and Steel As
sociation metwith cohlcomftert at thebands
of the President on Thursday. Ile assured
them thatthe best way to secure protec
tion was to re-admit the Southern Stag to
Congress, and that was*l.
Mr. WARD, of Detroit, was childlike and
Innocent eno ugh to say that what the Iron
men wanted was an Increase of duties, not
being able efactly to see the drift of the
President or the pcniinkmoe of his remarks,
He might- have seen, if he bad been half as
suspicions as be seems to be tree from
guile, that that is the very thing the Presi
dent does not want.
A very roundabout way is taken, to be
sure, to convey this idea; but it is there,
nevertheless. The true way, the* President
urges, to makea good minket for iron man
ufactures, is to stimulate, the Southern
market; and the way to stimulate • the
Southern market is to admit her Rebel
Representatives to Congress.
We do not see the force of this logic-
Therewill be just as many people in the
South, and just asiarge a demand for man
ufacturing produets, under the continuance
of present circumstances as under the
change the President suggests. The ad
mission of the Southern chimeras to Con- j
grout will not change the demand from that
source one particle. Those who want iron
and steel, an a l can pay for it, will buy it, no
matter whether the Southern States are re
presented in Congress or not;'and their ad
mission to tepresentetkos will not increase
the demontd far those articleit from that re• j
glen to the exteatot one pound avoirdupois.
But let tia look at what - the effect would
be upon the Tariff itself by the IRIDIRRI off
the President's policy. It would add 22 r
Senators to the fienats, making that body -
72 in number, and 67 to the Muse, raising -
the total numbers there to 232. Now, Mr.
Wasp tells us, theßritish Iron manufactu
rers are able taCome into oar own markets,
under lhe'pratent Tariff, and undersell us.
They are thwierutbled to Amy to the newly
admitted: Southarn ; Represontattren, "do
-not Tote to Increase the for we can
sell on Iron and Steel, cheaper than
the American Ataeutturturere, because we
have, no reVantie bit es to pay, and they
have." The 22 Southern genitors, eager to
benefit their section • td.oaft 00-alesoe with
the It Democratic Hanators already , in thatr
body, which gives them 36 votes—Just one
halt-the Senate—pad so prevent any In
c
esasin the Taiitt . Mr. WARD and his
friends can see, atisglarem, Thet there Is no
Chance for increased Protection, whatever
under the President's plan, should it sue.
TRE coneldentli.cp of the pending Con
stgational amendment in the House was
postponad by tbplinfaibllcan nuijerripy
an
tiL April. The veto' WO, `ll4 116.
Only:cme Democrat Void In favor of the '1
postponement, and Dthwtos. palms, of New fr
York; Nnwin+, of Now ,lessey; Smug, of a "
Wisconsin: Wmnovtf of ldtrtheapta,. and.
WILLIAM and Tftunm, Of Pe llißylvanl~,:
were the only Reptddlesso who voted.
asa!nat the Po4PKI"Pfif/
„
3Lomax Courrnr- , Tbe,,ltepnbli.Oaa of
Pdronroe county lave- appointed ' yFiLiilx
DiVis,g4.l.;.repreletitiohre aeawate o the
tiateoCsjilvontlnn; a l 4',:eentirEled the BP'
13A3rOns E. bummer;
or Wayne delegate,
This counts out Gen. Albright, appointed
from Carbon. .Uo instructions.
BUTLER COUNTY
The Bomblkons of Butler county speak
right out, in meeting. The following are:
the resolutions of their County Convert.
then:
rteaoNed, That with Andrew Johnson we
agree that treason should be made odiou.s,-
ReJolred, That treason Is not made otli
-01114 by giving traitors all the privileges of
loyal men.
'Resolved That whereas the loyal States
are in the Union as the honest man is In
society, and the rebel States are in the
Union as the criminal is in jail; therefore,
the latter have no political rights but such
as are given them by the former.
Resolved, That we gave neither our blood
nor our treasure that the murderers of our
Where, our brothers and 'Mir sons, should
cancel our votes in the councils of our LlA
dm. Yet we favor the representation of
the Southern:States, when they am be re
presented by men of undoubted loyalty—
but we deny the loyalty which comes gal
' venieed' , with, - executive pardon—once a
traitor, always a traitor..
Beso/ved; That in the Union majority in
Cengrm. We recognize n noble array of
,tried defenders of Constitutional liberty,
and we luive full confidence in their wis
dom and patriotism, for the settlement of
all questions appertaining to the legislative
department of the general government
EDITORS GI A I 1,.—W111 you publish
the speech of President Johnson made on
the 22d ult.? I, with many others. have
never seen iti and only know It by ex
tracts and criticisms. M. P.
We published a full telegraphic report of
the President's speech, the morning after
it was delivered. If our correspondent
and others did not read it, the fault Is their
own:
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTS elects W3I H.
JESSUP, Eaq.,.to We Republican State Con
vention, without instructions.
E==
A VxmoraL correspondent of the Nationai
&Meng States that the emperor Francis BMh
lit exceedingly desirous that his brother
should come back without waiting for the
withdrawal of the French protectorate, and
that Count Combellis, a nobleman high in the
=Ultimo° :of the imperial family (he is the
son of Maria Lactisa , s husband) has been dis
patched to Mesloo to Inform him that he has
no support to expect from Austria, and U. rep
restmt to him that It is more consonant with
his dignity and that of the Hausbeirsra to re
=mince a thronein which ha is unable to main
tain himself than to be dependent any longer
noon the assistance -of a foreign monarch
which is evidently about to fall nun when he
Is most In need of It.
As the late exhumation of the bodice of
Beethoven and Schubert from their delicate
Waehringer Cemetery, in Vienna, the
almost female Lead of Schubert was a great
contrast to the massive, thick, bony and im
mense brain-basin holding head of Beethoven.
The signs of musical talent were missing la
both, st least in those places where they are
to be. Schubert bad still thirteen
s te L e P rt i d Beethoven fourteen. Schubert's
skull showed the most perfect proportion of
the human head.
A FAMILY In Chicago have suffered great
distress of mind over the supposed murder of
an absent son and brother. The details of the
rascality were given by the spiritualists, and
several mediums agreed as to the circumstan
ces attending it. While the disconsolate fatt
er was taking steps to recover the body, the
son made his appearance in propria persona.
The splrituallsU claim that they had only
made a mistake in the victim.
Tint Supreme Court of New York, on Friday,
rendered s verdict simian the Hudson River
Railroad Company, in favor of Thomas Mur
ray, an Albany track - man, who met with an
accident at the ferry of the Hodson River
Company, by which be sustained the loss of
one of RIO banal. He sued for 410,000. A
verdict was rendered in favor of Murray for
03,150.
Ia TO Flowercif Liberty, there lea poem by
Phoehe Cary, closing with the following strik-
Mg stanza on the dead heroes of the war:
"Not there, but risen, redeemed they go
Where till the paths are sweet w itb
dowers;
They (ought to give us peace, and lof
They gained a better peace than ours."
MONTOOIdiRT COOWTY 70U GmAar,—Norri.
/MOT March I.—The Union Convention today
elected Daniel 0. llitner and William Mintzer,
representative, and Eldridge Megonkey, Sen
atorial delegates to the Union State Conven
tion, and instructed them to vote for general
Geary all the time.
A vemziov hae been rendered In the Superior
Court of Cincinnati In a ease where a woman
stied a Street EaUroad Company, for compen
sation. her husband havingbeen run over and
knied by astreet car. Negligence on the part
of the driver was proved, and under the rul
ing of the Judge a verthet for PAO was ren
dered.
A Doran poorly reconstructed Virginians m
Page county, lately netted Mr. O. IL Elamite,
teacher of a freedmen's school, ducked bins In
the Shenandoah, and threatened his life If he
did not Imre within three days.
=
A Southern oorrespondent of the Cincinnao
Commerefol, who, es in duty bound, denounces
the radicals in Congress, also furnishes the
following information
"It cannot be denied that the President's
-plan, so far as It has been tried, falls short of
his expectations. There is tenfold more bit
terness and intolerance of everything North
ern in the South to-day than there was one
week slice Lee's surrender. The chivalrous
Southern head Is so crammed with self-con
ceit and self-assumed superiority, that there
Is no room for gratitude. As it was during
the war, so It is now—all concession from the
North are taken by the South as evidences of
fear, entertained by the North of ultimate
Southern prowreea and vengeance. The most
popular men In the South today are the men
most distinktushed for therr hostility to the
North, and they are the elasi of men whom
the people select to fill all offices, including
members of Congress!'
===
Wednesiley, Feb. 28.—sertator
Nye, of Nemula, was the recipient, last 121•611-
lug, of the following telegram foam leading
dtlzens of that young and 12.1 Mate:
Cassoa City, 'itrvada, rob. 27, 12G6.
lb Me Hon. James W . ye United Slates &nat.,'
Stand drm. The Union party, Union pros,
and Orden i.egislature In , lorse your action
upon the veto. The resolution introduced in
the Senate indorsing the President received
only one vote to the affirmative.
1:4 :ri A f_e_golso
nrFIRSTCHRISTIAN CHURCH,
ALLEGHENY CITY, EXCELSIOR HALL,
corner or.Vcderal and Lacockret... Putor, SOS.
HIM EING, Service. ad ID m. and 7 D. m.
rrayer are
on WERNER AY EYENING. no
public are mrdially Invited to attend. mhltitd
parIIEUGIO I I7I9 SERVICES.--The
FIRST BAPTIST CII1:111011 coNottsow-
TION wilt hereafter bold their church service. In
ILAbONIC FULL, on Fifth street. Preaching by
lb* Pastor, Roy. JAMES DICIMMN. every
hORLD'S DAT at MN_ o'clock, a. m. and 7 p. m.
nitrogen; and
lb
pubilc are cordially invited to
attend. Seat* free.
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NOTICE TRIUMPH OIL VON-
PA NY.-The Annual Meeting of the StockhOld
etof Um TRIUMPH till, COMPANY will he held i
et their Office, No. 29 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
ire.. on MONDAY, March sib, Iffi6, at r. 5., for
the purpose ofeleeling officers forth,' ensuing year; I
Wo In mu-to. to salting part of the Company 0
stricseas
territory
may come beforethem. , and for the trisusootion of ouch other In,
feffiiiiii WILLIAM MUSSLTR. Secretor" , '
NOTICE •TO SHIPPERS BY
1 . 1 PITTSBURGH AND CON WELLSVILLE RAIL
ROAD.-The track of this road - being obstructed by
a fall of rock at Everson & Preston's MID, on the
Turtle Creek division, until further notice all
freights for points East of Brinton•s, where Compa
ny have agents, Willis received at Duquesne De
pt, Peritnrylvardo ilroad w
illm
De-
Ro l m points above to-. Pitts burgh, w be delivered
at someplace.
felliitf IL C. SRALLENBEROER, Agent.
NOTICE. -TO THE STOEKHOLII
EBS OF THE ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.-Ily an tot of Assembly, ap-
Vproved 1110 6111 of February, the Allegheny
alley
ppEr'itier.f.a Com}any Is u
tVit ri ittrso on o { o ' f
One &loon of Dollars, which mid stock is to be of
fered to the present titockbeldera. Bubscription
Rooks to said stock are opened at M Stockf the
Company, and will rem
ota open forlders
eishoilvely, until the 10th do! of March next.
fell2dsr WILLIAM( PHILLIPS, Pee sident.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DAAFS,
aeuics, &c.—Notice is hereby given to all
Trreit r ierrYs r i , gu ' i e gto,?-=7:i In n iT
Pittsburgh, to F y i i i , y their Licenses at the Tr:smiler s
office of the CI of Pittsburgh, FORTIIwITII, In
accordance wit an Act of Assembly, approved
March 80, IMO, and an Ordinance of the Councils of
the City of Pittsburgh, passed April le, ISM, and nil
persona who neglect or refase to take out Ltcenses
will ho subleet to asppnalty, to be recovered before
the Maor, double the amount of the License.
Theold metal plates of previous years must be re
turned at tho time Licenses are taken out, or pay
25 cents therefor.
. . . ..
Kinn n.ATICH OF LICIO:fin:
One Vehicle 12 50
, Zar.h Taro H Hors eorse
Vehicle. 12 1
CO
Each Four Florse__OV Isle
Each Two Horse RUk 13 03
12 121
Omnibus. sod Tirol:at Wheels drawn by two
horses, Ili 00 each. F. eoch %Millionst horse nand
in any of the shove vehicles, $lOO.
W. EICHBAUII, City TresirerSr.
PITTSBunGH Febroa Sth 186.1.—rea.ros d
'%l 4 0) (Si
tdriMtillesvan Savtadta RaxAa,, }
WIeST Mswelresert.o, March let, _
A N ELECTION FOR PRESIDENT
AN
AND SIX DIRECTORS of the MANCHESTER
SAVINGS RANK will be held at their Banking
House, on SATURDAY. the Met day of March, be
tween the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock.
uthlttd THOS. B. UPDIKE, Castl`r.
PROCLAMATION --CITY OF. AL
LEGHENY, EA.—WOODEN BUILDINU QUER
TION.--t hereby tssuo my proclamation as ordered
hi the following et...lotion passed by the Select and
Common Councils, at their meeting on Thuriday
last, 92A inst.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Council of
the City of Allegheny, that We Mayor be instructed
to issue his proclamation calling a special election to
take the sense of the citizens In regard to the frame
o l l=li d n e e l ii!tTd t' ehrt 'tett on rtreloT:retoy
lion Wee., on the noent hours nod o by the wiLil
elee
tlon Officers.
In obedience to the requirements of Cho resolu
tion. the citizens Lot Allegheny are requested to
woe/ it T uesday 101110 place of bolding elections on the
second of March nem., being the 1 1th day
of the month. between the boors of nine and servo
of that day. there and they — to take the sense of the
citizens In regard to the Prance Lan, by rating for
or against the repeal of said
Mete under my hood and the seal of sold city, the
nth day of February, A. D. IDOC.
11
fetntd .10h1 SSORRIOON Mayor.
VLECTION NOTICE—An Election
ibr Pre.(dent, Manager. and Officers or "INC
Company for erenting a Bridge orer the AllephenY
g ß re ` ny ' ', held lll :4l "' h i c: ft' " ft h VI Iru i s l o, o at a l!h ' e
South end of the Bridge,MONDAY. the sth day
or Starch next, at X Weler, B.
lesGat..l4ar W5l. ROSEBURG. Treasurer •
Orem,. Item CaNal.q.'outattr,
. Rat; rebV3lll7 13th, 1306. 5
ERIE CANAIt- COMPANY.—An
Election for Serve Director• of the EILITS3.-
NAL COMPANY will be held at their (Mee In ME.
No MONDAY, the 3th of March "ext.
fele;tde A. 11. CATRiIIEY. Bettreta/7.
PROPOSALS
CorirsOLLMVSOrrICI.
CITY or ALLSollia . T. Feb. VW.
4;;ZEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received by either et' the undersigned until MON
DAY EVENLSti, !larch lith. D a rraghY
re-parlog Robinson slyest lYma to Craig
Igreet. A profile of the same can be seen in the o(-
ce of the Recording Regulator.
Sealed proposals will alro be received at the same
time for the stone, timber and iron contained In the
Midle r a arriej T l te s etr . c k l u iVi s c ozatl i ef t
r_
G. H. SMITH Chairman ofllommittee on Streets;
C/IL
T. YIECIR
C A ontrol W. Street Commissioner ; It. H. FR V AN-
City ler. feltA
T o ENGLNE BUILDERS *ND
p=;.) • t>eq4
Proporab will be
noon
at the °Mee of the
Water Works, up to 0.0 On
RATVRDAY. MARCH-10lb. May
for • set of Boilers, • Cylinder and Pump. mei:ord.
log to plane and epecificationt In the hande of the
Superintendent.
Bide will be received for the entire wort or repo
rate bids for the bonen,
The Water (lomastitee reserves the right to reject
soy or all bits. I feiligl) JOSEPH FIGINCH.
TO coNTAAcrons.—ILA ILL IV A 1
LEITING.—The alkytherty
( I , ..all.__Raltroad
T ItrreVi ' 111 1 4/71;
aftnen sections of their rood, extending from Oil
City southward, and on Ofteet;eeetiona, exicuollug
from !damning Creek northward to the vicinity of
Brady's Bend tree Work, Each section will be
shoot one mile in length.
lisps, profiles., plans. and apeellicatJona of the
work will be ready for rtandrorttou at the Enid
ueers office, on Pike street, In tke..City of Pitts
burgh, on the let of March next, ring propoals will
be received at the same place note 6 o'clock.
of THURSDAY, the SAD QV kfAliCit.
The line will be run oat and staked as soon as
practicable, but contracture can at any time obtain
at the Engineer's °Mee, in Pittsburgh, all the infor
mation necessary to cockle them to ex./oboe and
bid for the work understandlngly. • •
Any further information desired can be bad by
arnifeetion In person or by letter to the subscriber.
feinbin Y. WRIGHT. Chief Engineer.
:•43„
i§ i.nn BUYS EVERYTHING,
rn0278 lZlMellatniilprenaaingssrag
new 1
J. R. KENNEDY & CO.,
PIPTLI BTRICET, toppeatte Masonic
sell A
(told Hunting Case Watch,
51Isar 13 eating Case Walsh,
Bette of Ladles' Jewelry,
011 Painti
Lltensi ngs, Albums,
EUlyer on Case,
And ONE HUNDRED OTHER NEW AND U 56.
FUL ARTICLEB, all at the average pries Of ONE
DOLLAR EACH.
Coma sad tea the olio of tale.
J. B. ELSIMEDI d CO.,
o Flft Street, (two doors bolos , Express Orke.)
taloa,
STOLEII.
STOLEN—CAIITION—The
qua CERTIFICATES it
DEPOSIT on Intenet
Issued by the Second Bang of Pittabergb.
M ARY
Iron City Trust Company, to the order of
MARY BECKET, have Imen stelae, and the public
tre hereby nodded not to purchase or negotiate fbe
he same, as payment has been skipped. The cer
tificates saeaz
No. NS, dated Day DO, 1861
No. 217, dated June 20th, UM
No. YID, doted July 16th, 1161
• No. 2111. dated Sept. 14th, INN
No. 7/6, dated Oct. 81st. 1861
No. 'DC dated Ilma. Dth, 1061
No. Piel. dated June DM. 1963
SEEM
vis2iainii , lelzl
')ITTSBUBGH, FY: WAYNIE AND
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
OP/ICE Or yillt BECiritTARY
Prressonon, PA . Februarralth I
, MO.
"he Almost Meetin of the Meet h od pond:hold.
ot this Company. g
foe the Election of Directors
4 slack otberbusiness as may come before It, sdll
held at the office of /aid Comp to the City Or
/Wheel% on the THIRD IYEDHEAIDAY (411 , 01)
• HAIL A. D., terd, at 10 o'clock A. H. The
.',golla f ß t 4 Wr4l7, 2 P r o M: o rdi be l 6d igirig
teeter agency, In the adty of New Tort, .111 be
led oh the 6W day of March, a; S o'clock, D. X..
I remain closed until Eld day of March Wernher.
.M:td Y. M. HUTCH/NOUN. Seoretatr.
/.1.3:41:1i,0t:. - ;AI:1,2
vino as ,
G- Tt irili t EBSti r BoWshm
be
the
LYT " Z i a
snBNElsls,_the jig kcjt . 4 tr i t:
hereafter be J. H. it W. G. BOuLays
Ames will be continued at thfloili.
BoRLd stand,
AND.
ihillwd
OTICE.— CO-PARTNERSHIP.—
here this 4ey associated with tis to the Per
} Buelness 11.01350 N, to date from
ra7ll%ft Vi n Thint.l3 - 11 %ir " .an
mr.- E.
BdItU P YL
hdritYllit
vl4.lmd
TING
4 AWES, SAYE TOWS NIONEY.
By tisv4B laßr 014 Title Were
EE-PLATED WITH SILVER.
lAISTWIL TEA BETS, WAITERS, FORM IQD
YITCLIIIRB, EHIVES. SPOONS, CAK/Z
lIMMETS. &a.
. all de relplaledjw madd e iii%l:7lD
, ISt It 111 .• • air lroot
41:
Z 913."
SUNDRIES.
%RED ,PEACHES-27 sacks
quality, la stare and for sale by
"la INrklAll Dilalbatt 00
AA " "
sacks now land-
Ttiusi,V4-4ssarted sigcA t
, suiz - It,
•
lIIMICATIN 4 01L--fluperior
it e t, (sea HENRY COLLINN.
INED PLASTER-1W
:tuas) rt z war 11. (XILLII4II.
Ai.' - T A-1
chcep TAZOValitog l ip la w t r bw a l S O W
tdd • .
QiNKGREVNI -10 0 ,
oad scan tra and fdraide
dnuns 1C1014: figs
haanwsad fOr •
sWas: /WI awl Wal WesogiU.
PE cei CANS. d f m bbliht 'PeCAA* jtii
reved anl7.,
ac by
RETMEIt a BROS,.
trp Roe. I and 191 Wood lOW,
WVlLTEltEllit—lititbie for
t*b holie one wait somewhere near
Magi skeet, Or s
VOIGTAGe Liberty ektabk.
WANTED—Active Agents every
where to introduce MO NEW PATENTED
INVENTIONS Invaluable tcalC &mar WI."
sight. ?mats sock per MIL" ennst.satdclemnd.
Agents, male and feting*, not° rgtlng. arermak
rjf In* to IlLeaper' day, by woriabg. only a few
raMYVlij ft .n "' 7leVe r glratt s *A?Vil/1
terms to agents, sent Ince, by mall„onteeelpt of 60
naY_Postsgr• W3ATTETIACTION cu.au
slerratr. Asserts. . W. JACKSOW&
Box 13 , 16, Baltimore, Md. mbarlyw
WANTED—A Partner With One
THOUSAND DOLLARS CAPITAL. to incest
Inn business that will ply SEVEN PER CENT.
rim WEEK en the investment. Aldress Y. G..
sci TED—JANITOR--AT THE
I iV TAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. App ly
Noi ZS Centre asetnte, Or 14 Logan ',treat. f f
WANiED—To borro*, for the
berm of two years. ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
for which gong security will be Oren. Ap
ply otos argon. where further Informatton can
be Oren. fe:Shim.l
WANTED—A situation as Tray
sumo AGEbT On CLEM, by anexperienced
young man; formerly traveled for a Ch icago Drug.
Pant, Oil and-Glass House. Cut glee the best of
reference and speaks German. Address It. J. A.,
GATirrroarrice. rnhl:2l.l
WANTED-CLEltlififfir-A
y Mid-
Ae aged Man, of Enlerience era!' competency,
wants a situation as ACCOUNTANT or CABUIER.
Best. reference. Address "81A-X. • ' at • GazaTre
WANTED—EMPLOYMENT—By a
mCto
n, a waalbr
ndnrill try to mite tarnseLt useful. An
drew •••7. S. at Gozirrrn 01TICY. Jnatntt
riIMTITI
PaSsEtLnEtTstoirlES l , l ll 2rit t ;M 7
LIAMS, No. 17 Diamond. Allognony .fe77:lw
FOR SALE OR RENT.-A two
story Frame House, In the pleaaant village of
hawiddor, containing hall and sir. rooms, Imola/int
I tattoo and large dry collar,. stable and other ont
bonding.; a large Lot, well tilled with choice fruits,
both large and mall. This house and lot for 12,50/.
It will rant for pot any dgy. Enquire of
STARR. tiewicklervllle, Pa. fe24ntwood
SALE-lOWA LAND-sl f 6oo
—ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY
ACRES OP LAND, -situated near Weberrr City,
Hamilton county, leirn. (on the llnfrof the Paelhe
Italtroadj Is offered for sale for SIXTEEN lIIINDFLED
noLi.Amg, eaah. Address "OWNER," (Ltzarrx
OFFICE. Jahl:tf
I'OR SALE—Three good second
hand BOLLEIL4, Winches diameter, '5 feet bong,
Oro le Inch flues In each• made of 6-111111 ettt s burgh .
Mttr.: of
CO., at corner of
101st alley and Duquenso Way, Prtsburgh, Pa.
fremoardw •
•
'`OR SALE—Eight or Nine Acres
-A of LAND In Ohio Township, on Pittsburgh, Yt.
Wayne and Cbiewo Pallrosd, near Dix - moot na
tion.. There Is a Dwelling Noose and out buildings.
and an assortment of Dolt trees , shrubbery ac.,
on the land. Inquire of JAILES OILLECAND,
near lh property, or of E. N. DAVIS. Allegheny.
faliateod lIIARTHA IMOD, newlealoy.
'POR SALE OR RENT.—The no
dermetned offers for sale or rent L FARM of 61
acres or land, situated on Deer Creek, Indiana
t er ' a . /MATO ' n'4sinhtt§. l th lirrirNi;
SAW MILL. The Octet 11111 is ellgib y situated for
custom work, haring three coo of stones. Terms
reasonable and title Indisputable. JOHN MAGILL.
mblaterY
- •
FOR BALE - -AValuable Conntry
Residence at Edgewood Station, Pennsylvania
Railroad, one and a Ilalf miles from Willinaburg;
Eleven scree UM perches of Land; a tine new Dwell
ing containing ten rooms and cellar underneath;
Fruit and othimveniences on the prem U; ises. For
further Info n, call at No. 103 FR street,
Pittsburgh, on the premises.
.1. S. KING.
FOR BALE—A Chestnut Sorrel
11080A13 MAUR, 111y”rs old; la nick, gentle.
safe; used to city
lame s sond and slants; free from
faults; has never bean or slob; WU.L BES4./LD
ONLY FOR F• DILLY USE; has always been a (amt. ,
It pet. Also, one laecond-hand One-horse Family
Carriage, one second-hand one-heraelipring Wagon,
one second-hand oomborse Sleigh, 2 ats; may be
I seen st stable, rear of No. S toc kton avenue.
Ililostd JOSLII.I KING.
TIM SALE-OAKLAND
PROP
EHTY—Iu Oakland, near Linden Grove, a two
story Frame containing els rooms, hail and
t of ground adjoining, I.l6feet front
ifylSTO ' s r e e house Is nearly new, well linlehed
and In good repair. The lot Is well lmprored,'bav
tn~
o go , ,g , garden. fruit trees, choice shrubbery.
loello r n hern r ifirsTdigfrrevrtrfige
the Grove mazes it must desirable ' . a lirls:e or reZ.
dente. For terms and particulars apply to NI. M.
ALARILLIAM. Wrenn street. fe2lftw
LOU BALE -VALUABLE PROP
..- MATT AT IIAYSTILLE STATION, on the line
of the P. P. W. I C. li. R. A large substantial
Venom Dwelling, of modern style, containing
rooms, bath-room and watb-house: hot via cold wa
ter; a splendid nevus-biting Spring, supplying suf
ficient water for house ands table _ purposes: en Or
chard of sextons fruit trees. Ae. Tito abase pper
ty front. the - Ohio river and consists of abou ro t TO
screw, which eau be divided Into lots to suit pur
chasers. Any Information desired ran be obtained
WALTERpt JNO. NAY, as the premises., or to T.
DAY. No. 1141 fifth street. feeliimml
FOB SOME CREAM.
A ELANDBOMIS PIIOPERTY
OF FIVE ACRES. In McClure. township, adjoining
the prentires dT Junto Old and J. bt. Liggett. The
improvements we plait Frame Dwelling. frame
Bara, de.: a Vineyani (done awe, Pris wary old):
balmier of grtmud ell. with cholas Fruit Trees, In
Mil
of
A delightful building sIW on the place
can be ar.y got to by the Baster rued or Woods•
Street Cars.
Apply to JAMES T.' PAMPLE, No. 113 Federal SI..
Allegheny: or. addable J. L. CAR-NA - HAN. No. DA
Walnut street, Ptilladeadda. pact(
F°B SALLE--Property In
rrai.n.-1 Wlll one, at Public Sale, on the pain
Ises, on MONDAY, the larn DAY OF MARCH,
WM, at ID rr•eiwk, A. Y.. A VALUABLE PIECE OF
PItOPEI. ITY In and adjoining the village of Mans
field. on the Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad, aceen miles from the city. Thep roperty
corolla. of about SEVEN. ACHE OF LAND
which are erected A LABOD: TWO-STORY B.
HOUSE and FMSTABLE. About two hun
dred YOUNG FR U IT TREES are retool and grow
ing finely; and the place Is admirably atted fo
Country Seat for .y one wishing a country el
doneeree-
reach of the city. Trains pass the vil
lage four times daily. The land Is underlaid with
Coal and Limestone of the hest DuallU. Alter the
rale of the above property. Ow PERSONAL EP,
TATE OF DAVID HILL, deccwwl. will law be of
fered at Publlo Sale. by the underrigned. w admin
istrator GT the saidsleceased. MI. at sale.
feßlicrodtd WILLIAM HILL.
14'OR gALE--Su_perb three-story
DWELLING 1101781" o. tiTOCKTON
NUX, Allegheny City. Lot fronts 3,1 feet on the
A and extend.
rooms,et to Water street.
Th house comprises le excluelve of lihno7,
bath room and closeta, weal , remit, drying room
ervants' room, spring halm, I t. pantry Om
furnace room and panttles• drawing room god din.
log room finished ti and artilLte style,
elegant marble : ml marble wubstands to
chambers; hall and Testi paved with Undated
marble; complete and elaborate hot and mold water
And gas amingements. Outside improvements em-
brace Stable, Carriaae House, Herpes. Hoorn, Coal
House, Ash Howie, lee House, de., Ac.. with Iran
front and division fences; front lawn, rear yard,
shade trees end Mrubbel. EverYihinf h medeen.
spacious, eatiVenlent an complete. e house
meant, Bay front, with a de protection., affording
a front view (tole three rooms no eac4noor; is ;hrre
stories; was erected le HO bya gentleman of cult/-
rat.," taste for hisown area s a n d la equal, pethoPS,
to all the characteristics or • drat-clime residence to
anyeti: house In either city. Apply to JOS/
fdtd
ty4•+
BALE—REICH
COURTRBALE —REICH O I fir W trEIE AND LOT. FOURTH D. ALLE
11IIENY CITY.—TII,EBDAY EVV.I9IANO, March
Pith, et De o'clock. will be sold 011 •OkeWid Boor of
Commercial bales boom, 10618aptitbleld woo., by
order of Orphans. Court, the dealmble Mose slid
bets In voortb Ward, Allegheny City, situate En feet
south of boo th Canal street. The Is le filet front
more or less, on Nest elde or Walnut street, and 44
feat In depth, with prtillege 014 feet alloy war from
Walnut street' to rear of tot. being pans of lota
sod 163 In Witmer. Loretta di licowo`s plan of lots.
whereon le crbeled* two-atom BMW Dwelitns, No.
e 9 Walnutstreet. Terms cash.
tobbnawhi A. IIeILWAINE. Auct.
iOO
1:0)
ir FIST WARD, ALLEGHENY
11 7 t3 T EIA ITC. UI3 -141VD D A A T V& ItI T I2, a re=
at 7% O'clock, will he sold on aeons floor, of Com.
merclal Males ROOMS, • No, 100 Smithfield street, by
order of Orphans' Coon, the /loose and Lot at
!Southwest corner of Reheat, and Welker me., Mer
in/Xi hekytuches front ou Rebecca at., and extend
ing alOeg Walker street 115 fret to Shields street,
being' le feet wide on Shields steet, whereon Ia
erected a two-story iteick Dwelling. Alpo, the
Home and Lot situate ell feet Westonp,
of Corry street:
the
to
21 feet [rota,n Booth side of Itehinson street
FM find lo depth, Whereon Is erected a two-story
algtellag. TerMS of sole • ano,thlrd mph;
lance b.) one abiltwo years A with internat..
ntlit A. IlIcablAIN.C. ARettoneer,
VALUABLE/ 'CITY PROPEUTY
• AT AUCTION. ••On TIMIDATAPTIMNOOIo,
tfareh 6th, at 7q'alock, at 'Mascots HUi Adetlon
,lionse, gland id Pirib street, will be told,•tbe valua
ble Lot of Weir .on Unguen° Way, between Hand
and li t tuoels sets. 4avitig a front an Daqueane
Way feet nth., extending beet 174 Mt to a
10 Itro alley; sal roe it is
_boquilua on
the Wen by ft r ejr Pe c i ji l i r li t % WL, " rtge.Vitii n by b tF l aV;
mots woo raiser! Term's, one-tnuf cub: balance In
one year, with Intert, secured by bond and mort
gage. Possession .A ex prli -
Inll7. T. A. aItaI.ELLAND, AneL
VITRA EINE WATCRES,AIRER-'
sLA ICA).* AND ENGLISH, HOLD CASEEt. -SAT
URDAY EVEHlNtLltiarcls NI, at 8 ...i r k a -111 tw
sold a4{4l Ite e re A s m;A l c e .. ll;ll v, o4l . l%lol2 o.. listk u ll t
make
chronometer Wanes, very heavy mania case, td
carat gold; also, one fun English Lever, open gold
ea. JeWelled. These watches, the finest offer
ed to this clty at nubile sale, for years, are now at
the suntan rooms Mr examination.
mbl -IL , HCSLWAINE, Anat.
BOOKS AT , AUCTION.-41M Mon.
DAY xvr.NVlta, Murat ab,
_,74 o'clock, will
mi t tld a 4ll:era e• Auction Hau C l Oland 67
LLANE
ous B OOK S , .41111.1fingg , grk m 4
01,2 T. UcCLELLAND, Ana.
FOR 73tM1'.
TO ILET--Ithe Store nowt' sttu•
sted on Um oonottocCinlr ind Liberty mu.,
PTh rofr ".t. jogr . 11. rm ihqrie . o j rAti " P
noeu,se Pinto BMOC. teal
"Ott BENT-,7The Lot on the cor
Der G.c 314‘74 :Aliegbrzy elreetn a Dlotb
:ono, Migother. flt the old mick Depot minting
Morcott.. TrktlDA feet front by 100 feet
.deop
- soma* W. will teem It for ere or ten fears. - At,
t pry to WILlf. DADLINGTON. at 'No. 37 Elhb
street. second noor.r - tuba :if
TWIOV.A.L.
greenDEMOlFEo4:iravtuoved our
-zip, OM TANK TACTORX fro 11N1 Looeock
stooet., , to corner Of Carp)] street sod Pastore bane,
• wo 0tt... „ 5t004 to 411 olVordore iirotoptly for Tanks
aVall WI , and. Water lOnki . of all
slam coin tly on hand. l'orAn!Arastentlon. giv-
WO / mug 86Verieg.- .4'. D. quldress Box
;ribtly.! RAICE 2t Co:
Emxnt 11 Oksxm
a coi l
VOIOT.
8A ii,-.81111/ALN l , Broker Itu stock!,
e BONDS AND EKA.4...KSTATECD7 rourrn
ATBKKT L:(BerkealtsrUE . ..M.) , tale , apALitella cet
,c omm ppiriroirst i al 1 - AssAB,,,T_BBNBANSB,
.01041; p i th HOOO Ati s cgat t liam.
'l r t l3 (l It la T.,..1 britetecirtioli . atlr o . 3lEif TORY(
iets3 6 PRILADELPITIA STOCK BOARDS st the me-
Wei tOtelehletbell Cjettgee lii those ,cltles respect*
Dell. MA2
. . . . ~.. - - .
r
EXTRACTS aco. tiler GOODS. TRTXXINtia\
IMPORT
GOODS
I=
I=
I=
LUB[N' EXTR ACTS
I,`QDDRAY•b £ TRACTS
PI AIID • tl MS:TILACTS,
12=
Q 313
WCUSTE RV; LEN NU thk.l^S,
=
RROWN•s CIILORODyNE
•
BRECKKELL'S SKIN SOAP.
I=
=I
CHEMICS_LS FROM SQUIRES,
WINES ANII BRAN DY
=ME
SDION JOHNSTON, Druggist,
Corner Srnlthtleld and Toorih Streets,
ID) Vracr•lOll4o za I 6,6011%1 , ( WI
Jos. HOILVE & CO
Having lintstiod taking stock
Are Offering their Entire Line of Goods
VERY LOW PRICES.
/3212.134-13.1"2a1r 03400XXIIEI2)
HANDKERCHIEFS,
Sets, Collars, Sleeves,
lIECCPCI.I .• Eilif—lFLTlElk
AT DECIDED BARGAINS.
POINTE LACE GOODS
C1n..11.1 zamscl 3ELar.ebaxi_taa. a
JOSEPH mola.rE 8 CO.'S,
77 and 79 Market Street.
NEW
EiCorCIES9CIC.S.
PRINTS,
arIN
DELAINES
1!1M1'73
334:21/W"IS Vc r eonar•
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
HATES
LACE CURTAINS.
A LARIIE ASsORTMENT
.7' 'CT OS T. CZ* M.' MI VT MI 31:1
AS O FUR SALE RE
*urn:, ORB. & CO.,
mhoc.. 210 Wirth. attest.
SAVINGS BANK.
_ _
pITTSBURGH
BANK FOR SAVINGS,
l.rmerly tbe DIME SA VINO'S I NSTITIITION
67 Fourth Street,
(Nearly Opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh.)
l'l,lll - 9.1[9.” 1,341
OPEN DAILY from 0 to 4 o'clock,. And on WED
NESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINOS from May
kit to NoVebaber Isl. 7 to 9 o'clock. and from Noe.
let to May lot, 6 to 9 0 . 119ek.
Boom, or Ay-Lawn, A 7., Armagh.' at the 06170,
This institution especially otters to those whose
earning are limited, the cpportunlny to arenmaiste,
try small deposits, 10911 I, a NMI Which mill be
le...tree ohm needed,
_and hearing interest In
stead of remaining whPrtwi.cny'•
BOAII,D OP 111ANAGERSt
PRESIDENT.
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S. H. HARTMAN,
JAMES PARK, Jr
SECRETARY AND TREASURER, .
D. MEL Ilhacar...l:DVlATTlr..
A. BRADLEY, I WM. IL NUMB.
A. N. BELL, V. RANH,
JOHNS.DILR'ORTII, I I JOSHUA RHODES,
IL FOLLANSBEE % JOHN SCOTT,
11. IL GRAHAM, R. C. SCHMERTZ,
CLIRISTO lIER ZOO.
SOLICITOUS—D. W.; &A. S. BELL. lublaysaw
pLasio lAN (9 k;k:-.-I...}lTurtl
JEALOUS OF THE BABY
THE LITERARY ALBUM.
rwO. 31.2. ir.X11.C5 , 15 10 00 , 23.t18.
The beautiful picture, of the Baby,' '
given largeyt Oh bumber.
At eery extra supply Bow ready.
JOHN P. HUNT & C 0.,.
59 Fifth St., Masonic Hall
CLERGYMEN'S BLANK
Sermon _Books.
J. L. READ, 7S Fourth st.
F.77l . lwm•i•zr•i
F? 1
0 1! e 74'
res f t? .t neat Cotta i r
from the elty. [ranting the r c lVel'a t it ' il w rlftioll,ReZ .
ArthaVa Station. (food Garden, Fruit asetWall of
Water. Beat Ikma per year. AlPPlidenkliPPCO.
mh2"
EAST LIBERTY PROPE11:111FOil
BALE.—A very desirable two-story Frazee
House, nearly new, contains 7 rooms, alth lot KO
Lett square, au which th are trait trees otvarloaa
Sands, an excellent well f water, COOS ttabk, coal
house, de. Apply at th Real Estate and Insrtirance•
ellice or . B. BCTItS,
told Butler street,'Lawreneeville.
FOR SALE --A two-iftory, Brick
Dwelling of 7 rooms, hell, and vestibule, three
years help., with lot C by 110 feet, situate on Ewalt
forth* I L fo w rma e ion le e a rm il
.I,n complete
or de he
B F a r
Eetate and Inearance Wilco of 0. S. DATES,
Butler street, Lawrenceville.
RATE CAPS. &c
HATS! HATS!! HATS!!
SPRING- STYLES.
310400 - 11.3 D ..Sc
131 WOOD, STREET,
LADIES , AND MISSES , DERBYtli_ .
GENTI3. TOUTIDp *ND BOYS , BRIGHTON'S,
sAILAavOAS, DERIVES, DASIIEES, RESORTS.
ElTLlVATaptyparp,,,,' rAORIONAID4
All the Latest Styles In Great Variety.
sad
ee): Z• 11/ it.) :*:%
prETSEIVIUMLNUILSEIEIT
AND :OAKLAND GREENHOUSES.
JunN a. a A. XIIIIDOI7B. ,
Escassors to .7no. JfuriticEk . h.;
HURISEILYMER AND monism "ritutmigh,
Watch attention to their exteulvo &lock otantt sae
ornamental tom, everittosiu, irspo elpes mid auto
bogie plants.
rlttsbansti T Wend Pismo:. Can rem to at
6re511110.14.1 Iftmal Matiant.
5Te1i:16:,711m :I al ;I:
JAMES .11.11 PP
e l PO l4 Zre -.134 . 4001101 WS
Dealer to S. OMAHA BACON, EA-UE . IMR
DRIED arms, LARD. LARD - G
TA.LLOW, to. would reopeetthlly gotten a share of
the trade, No. TS SEVENTH bTEZET, Pittsburgh.
REDtrCTION • SALE
MOST REMARKABLE
EVER HELD
IN THIS COUNTRY,
COMMENCING
Monday, March sth, 1866,
AT TIIE STORE OF
BiRiERS,I)O,,
No. 59 Market Street,
WE WILL OFFER
$30,000 worth of SILKS, embhc
lag everything in Black andicol
ored from the lowest to the high
est grades, at the most remarka
ble Bargains ever offered any
where.
WE WILL OFFER
$lO,OOO Worth of DRESS GOODS.
The stock contains everything
required for the present sand
coming season, and is made up
of some one hundred different
styles and fabrics. The bargains
which will be sold in all these,
may be Judged of by i the folloWing:
Alpacias formerly 715 c., reduced
to 35c.; Delaines formerly 85c..
reduced to 18 34c.
WE WILL OFFER
$30,000 worth of PRINTS, Bleach
ed and Unbleached MUSLIM!, &c.,
at prices so greatly reduced as
will astonish all who will favor
us with a call.
WE WILL OFFER
$75,000 worth of HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS,
,Men's and Boy's Wear,
Flannels, Blankets, &c., &c., at
the same rates.
WE ARE DETERMINED
To Close Oat our Entire Stock at
once, regardless West.
mb3-Std
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
RECEIVED PER EXPRESS TO-DAY,
New Style•"Friz" Head Nets,
Hair Coils and Rolls,
Bradley's Celebrated Duplex Eliptic
HOOP SKIRTS
New Goods Arriving Daily
DURING THE SEASON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Will and our stock Complete and
Prices as low as any otherh ouse
MACAU% GUDE et CO.,
Nos. NS and SO Market Street.
tea
AT EATON'S,
17 Fifth Street,
AIIRTVINB DAILY BY EXPRESS.
Hair Rolls,
Hair Coils,
CuPled Jre ls,
GOLD AND saymeME F. ., Ls
REAL POLIV LACE CILLLARII,
I P AAL 1 2 0 ‘ INT Q L7OPJND EDGING
POINT
rc ANIAQ JAl.AAl N Vl A D p ff r G i kEl timus,
LADIES' ANSIGENT'S LINEN BONUS In great
variety.
WINTER GOODS
CLOSING OUT AT
GREATLY REDUCED 'PRICES.
F. H. 33.9..•1•CL1V,
(SUCCESSOR TO EATON, HAMRA C C 0.,)
Ptak Street.
rata
Mr ACRVID & ed111.1131.E,
19 Fifth Street,
A " "cV3=pgn`LiVtTU'Mß.lir. 60005
NEW STYLES OP HAIR NE_
.lIALE COILS r _HOLLS AND TWISTS;
BLACK SPOTTED SILK. NETS:
LO 'O V; EDO r , ST rsrE lt
PAPTI B I ; COLLARS• •
LADLES , ENADIE ED - PAPER CUFFS;
tl V k Al l OY a C el ONßS— RE,s r tsfr, Ei va TNE; im
sitt...,o6.33r_aErsr , s3
Duplex Elliptic Skirts
To Deal!. at Manntacterers , Price List.
ALL KINDS OF PAPER COLLARS
At Msonfacturerr 3 Prices. '
ALL WINTER GOODS
AT REDUCEH.VEHIES.
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Merchants and Dealers suppl ie&
at lowest prices.
HACKER & CARLISLE,
.19 SDI& Street.
MOORKELDII,
Maw - 13.0 t nit.
Yon will he grist bargains in
&lonian)" si tA . :k .'
. . 1 ! 1
.21PecOttliuf,41,t utli °bow,
moluenmi , ii/MTA4 ac'
moo ! 8193.1..r50ya9 r9 ,
'No:Si-Market Street.
OWE!, • ccANDLEsp & co,
ILArielfframr.Valta &Co.
Rloileinb_dentloa In FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC)
DST G atrect, iklrd house ',bon
BEE
TUOYLAS PALMER,
ifROLISALE AND RIM DMA IN
WALL I! PER
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
TSiE
a. -A. 33 is MI a a 391 p.
514 Warehouse, 91 Wood Street,
b,conct door Iftluvr Diamond Ailey.
Tel:Mal PITTSBURGH, PA.
WALL PAPERS,
rrimittE IS NO SEWING MACHINE
to the world that Can 410 so great a varleli of
of work as the
WHEELER & WILSON,
WALL PAPERS. &a
10:33
In Atm , Designs
rcA IN AND BEAUTIFUL COLORS
Now FLockoil..criams
I=l
107 Market Street; near Fifth
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SEWING MACHINES.
XII2PFI.O - %7Z13Z1
Or give men thorough eattaractloo.
CORDLNG
they are sAmtrable
FOR '
QUILTING
they ere exelnelve
TUCKING
they are unequalled
BRAiDEiG
they are unexcelled
SOR
HEMITIEVG
they are unapproachable
FOR
FELLOW
they are basurpasired
FOS ,
STITCHING
they are faultless.
FULL INSTRUCTION GIVEN
At the house of the cuptomer, and neither pains par
expense spared until the Atachlueaare thoroughly
understomi and used succeasfally.
With each Machine IVO furnish complete printed
directions, and persons at a distance can soon learn
to operple them.
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
' 27 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh
fat: tin
MERCHANT TAILORS.
HENRY G. HALE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NORTHAM CUM OF PLU & St SIAM Mltit
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Desires to retaru thanks to his friends undithe pai
nt generally for their liberal patronage, and would
h•cirpectfully Inform them that he has Jost Yetare
rd from the Eastern markets truth a large and trell
selected stock of
Fine Woolen Goods,
Peculiarly adapted to GENTLEMEN'S SPRING
AND SUM3fER WEAR. mhl
SPRING STOCK
BOYS' CLOTHING
NOW • RE(EIVING BY
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GRAY & LOGAN,
47 St, Clair Street
BOOTS, SgOES, &c
pRICES MARKED DOWN
ON ALI: KINDS OF
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Balmorals,Pol
ish Boots and Gums.
Now is thetimetO Coil and Secure
BARGAINS!
T. H. & W. C. BORLAND,
97 .Ittlarket Street.
mls
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
OF
BOOTS & SHOES.
Goods at Less than Cost
AT 92 FEDERAL STREET,
T,O MAKE. ROOM FOIL SPRING sTOCE.
Remember, 92 Federal Street.
W. K. McCLINTOCK.
met
BOOTS, SHOES, GUMS,
New Clothing,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, HOSIERY,
Woolen Qrood.4,
SHIMS, DRAWEAS, tJACIETS,
Fancy and White Shirts,
BUCK GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS,
Cassimeres, Over-Coatings,
Cloths, Domestic Dry Goods, &c., &c.
Private sides Dapand Evening.
GREAT BARGAINS;
T. A.. McClelland's
AUCTION EMPORNM,' - '
4:2 7 , n, 55 and 57 ► riffh Stmt.
J . A. ROBINSON & CO.'S r
GREAT SEMI-ANNVAL
CLEARANCE SALE
OA
BOOTS a SHOES,
WILL comuctung ig;
Tkdromacil.a.3n, the 3.4lltki.liasirt.f
AND COtiTll4l37. TWO WitEEt% .
Their entire stock an been marked, down 47 and
will be sold at greatly red veleta, to nuke nail
r th eir Spring Stmt. .
Remember the. Number,
61 Marl it.,- Street,
Mat Door tOliCer.ll Dry Good. Store.
lan • •
SOIMD BOOTS.
We hsviuber on'eantle a tot of MAP'S. EOM ,
OUTHS' taut tailLOßEN'ts eotterielat
soiled telitett tee - rill close out
REGARDLESS OW COST.
Cai*than
• . 63 Marketrtreet
LADIEIP, , GENIII S , --
KIABZBI:11311) LJItILDtt&N•n
Botits;444o*
At COYIET, timer 11ft,11,!9.2.1,y17?te