the Cazefte.
TFMRSDAY, MARCH 9, 1*
NOTICE TO ATIVEKTIREIIII.
Notice Laberebt Owls ihattnetenner all TRAM.
inxeTtaleteneementa reeeteednt thin oglee meet be
krese for when binned In, eseent to the emit, of
yeari, p0k54044.91, Whose tale will be rendesee.
quarterly, aa twos.. LotTertliterainll pleme make ft
note of Mt*, I. the rate Of enkpreents for ad
vernsmeente of !Ili, eintraeterlitilitil, will be tote:-
tbt. enforced. ' L..
Tao prise or our Morning, and gientng edlitOne la
TVIREIL °INTtI at the counter Of frOe netrtbon•
Serve by carrier,. tiring= crams Per weft.
THE - CA.NDIDATE.
In common with many Inhabitants of this
city and county, and of other eonnties Sn
thinner' t sections of the Commonwealth, we
labored, to secure the nomination of the
Ron. J. K. MOOILISSAD as the Republican
candidate for Governor. • The reasons for
our preference have been fully and repeat
edly stated. All the efforts made In that
behalf, were unsuccesefott and we bow to
the decision of ,the Convention. Concert of
action in a political organisation can only
be obtained by a proper deference to the
will of the majority. We recognize the du
ty this rule imposes, and shall give to Gen.
Gnaur just the saute candid and efficient
Ruppert we should have challenged from
him — ind his friends had we been so fortu
nate as to gain the nomination of our first
EMS
And here we may m well remark, we
have felt neither personal nor political an
tipathy to Gen. Gr 6.117% Our preference ibr
Mr. N.IOOIIIIEAD grew out of his residence
here, his identificatioh with the interests of
this portion of the ContnatiOlidthr his con
spicuous abilities; his embient s 'civil servi
ces, and the reasonable claim of the West
to furnish the nominee. For Gen. GRAny
we feel a high regard. At the outbreak of
the war, he did not hesitate what course to
adopt, but promptly offered himself to the
Government for service In the field, nor
did he remit his endeavors until the rebel
lion was beaten down.
The objection has been raised against
him that he Is a recent convert from the
Democratic party, and is, therefore, liable
to suspicbm of unsoundness or infidelity.
We do not intend now to go'into the ques
tion of his party anteeedentin for the suf
ficient reason that we hold him to be a true
patriot and an honest man. Not that we are
unaenaltive to political treachery. But as
ha-se betrayals as we have had the misfor
tune to experience have been the work of
old-line whiga. Let us specify Tyler, Fill
more and Cowan. Opposed td these flag
rant curses, we recall the trueness and
constancy of Cameron, Wilmot, ttrow,
Moorhead and Forney. The inference is
that every man must be judged by himself.
We accept GEN. GEARY as a true, brave
man, and are ready for our share of the
work necessary to elect hint.
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
Several points in this document are de
serving of special consideration.
I. The Democratic party has become an
abolition party. It agrees to stand by
the Constitutional Amendment prohibit
ing slavery. Herein is discovered the rea
son why the Democratic Jonruals and
orators no longer designate Republicans as
abolitionists, by way of reproach. That
epithet is dropped, and now opprobium is
expressed the word radical. Some en
conmiament is deducible herefrom. The
Democrats having got 'so far as to be Rho
litioniats, may some day get sense enough
to be radicals.
2 The democraticparty has progressed so
far as to demand of men elected to Con
gress, awl other high places of trust, that
they "bear true faith to the Constitution
and the laws." Five years ago they thought
BIICYIANAN, DAP29,,FLOYD and their asso
ciato conspirators; were the best bort of
demoCrats. Later, they had u warm admi
ration for Lea, JA.60305r, BSAIIR.EGAHD,
Bauculwarnon and that wholeseL We are
afraid that upon being pressed, so as to get
the truth out of them, it would have to be
rule:lifted that (trey have improved very
little since. , The last we heard of the ablest
mart among them, in-the ;Commonwealth,
Mr. Wm. B. liszn, he was toasting Juvran- -
sox Diva!, as the most exalted patriot in I
the Union. We have a suspicion they
would all do so if they thought it politic. I
3.. That they go in for attempting the
property • of black people from taxation,
and putting the difference an white folks ;
that is to say, they proclaim taxation with
out representation ia "tyranny," and then.'
go on to maintain that"the white rare alone
is entitled to the control of the govern-
merit" Of course democrats would not be
guilty 'of "tyranny," even towards black
men i The blacks • may think they have ,
some experience to the contrary, through I
long yearrrof democratic advocacy and
practice of slivery, but such fancy must
necessarily be disposed of as mental halitt-
eiranicm. We advise the negroes, never.
theleas, to watch and see if the democrats
let them ofehom tax-paying.
4. That the brave Soldiers and Sailors
who put down the Democratic. rebellion,
are entitledto "lasting gratitude." It is an
improvement to find the Democrats blench
a frame - of mind as to render thanks to
" - Cineoln's hirelings" for whipping them.
As no exceptions are made, the thanks
mast be tendered to black soldiers and sail
ors. Only think of it! a Democratic Con
vention expressing thanks t 4 'n . iggerr," for
"heroic services in defence of the Constitu
tion and the Union!" But then, it is easy
to see they mean the blacks shall have
nothing but thanks, for they stoutly, de
clare "the white race alone" shall monopo
lize places of honor and trust.
b. That each State has "the exclusive
right to to hate the nnalifications of its
our citizens." That is bad grammar, but
LOCUM that while black soldiers and
who fought to defend the
!don mast accept Democratic Maass, and
then eland hack, out of the way, white
rebele ehail walk up to the ballot boxes
and vote each other into office, and the gov
ernment they tried to destroy, shall not
stop them.
-"--The Party and Platform are exactly
suited to each other.
FEMIANDSIII.
The cogent mounting of Archbishop Mc- Intl;iiiiiiei, - le siiiiiiif sioospt their orrer.
Closhey agttinst the Fenian movement, pre- i thr l ' 9ll9 trt Virm ir l '
-`4,lr , rnrartfeg
seated on Sunday to Id& remarkant St. rat- 1 *lnas iteselsnre i it! a nank of Boston. Th
rides Catheditil, New 'York, should oom- rnwn=ltean o ltlr r trp lu i tto order
, w m a, for warde d
_9 d full 7 ''°°` "°
snood itself heartily nOt only to Irishmen, i a One/
..oto them , d r We . arta . ;rent
hat to fill
,others who hare the true interetsta nitn, nOlilri was either asked or given, while
of Ireland at heart.. Be ankh the ola,tments adr e tied in writing that the
, • *sure wash:nal Why Die information in
"tr ourPOOPleedirt> bo lillibrtlloololY i tho hands attn. atral.
they hove Pandit Inflater; in &movement „,....
Finch all sensible Men and all true friends Disloyalty in TO2ll.
of Ireland"-consider sine'. Of Stilly, which , Tile Daum/fig extract uifokoo from an ora.
must molt in nothing but destrnedon and i Oat letter, tranataitted Loth' War Depart.
mischief it ,wlll not onlylinite bleland to , in r ont. tarm a igktlie '_viernt'compihisioner of
Oppress Ireland still more and to rivet still ' ', 9 4ll=',..,„e,Mi r l o r: o r m t f lt r Atit n ite. o l o l= nsh
More maturely the_chains upon her prOple. I yf o lg;f i tt i eal . :% m. polki a nd mom mow . ,
• but it walincits perhaps the anger and nu- 'mod nw in, linen 't have We honor to
gnat of the American people themselves ire en repart , thuit; In forge:parts of the
against da rt ' And I bay in all the sinceety, litor".„°4l. f r o e gg eh tho-o=„ta, a nd
i
of mY heart that I Mot to MI/ movement iiiiisingthermliturnot yet been abolrilleori ur.
with a feeling of de.e._p
_apprehension, tor the , ther , that the hunting ol.rreirdinen by blood.
reltion of the spirit teat tuts been evinoed le carried on to a
tot extant i theta
by those whose counsel the people have fol.. wh it. all WligiladienelOt be, loyal to
lowed in tide movement, that It will raise Unitedfithateartertigutciantiotth?r4lfreat
up against , Irishmen, that as Irishman; and ! maa st ra g gagarbeinchill a 4 . 9
ui.o as 011thaO1111 2 in this land, spirit of ' ~I,n ma p cennues committees arab:mum
gieriallahldn - oqual to-that tinder which they prarezib.the _freedmen from going br • their
have wrlettg - groaned in their own land. I ,• homes in oiti... r sto_Uta l f 91111,1P,thave tea
appealferan nurn and begot them tbr their 1 attamPt ttrilloatah .3aomme. Or error
own and Co; the 'shoot' their relliion eel their .ohil rest to n ee an d sonars,
Meta, education et onlorettehildren being al.
and God, to withdraw - th ernse yea : roo,t univireally:dhateuntenaneed.
from le mead that nee already got* too . "The people , =Mien in a variety of ways
far The idlaglid far not listening to , ti4tipm are • etill hearty rebel, • and union ,
i ~ 1 a uniforta.. though amatany tiro.
adiriceffeMV lo oos alid 4 fillrY' a m^" ntit- ! t u il=. t Zig oars istdfielimPi4M Me faces
ter fa that they say thlklen pond mov e - - of our °ln s eam. _
men and Mat th erefore the bishops and i . .4,.... , .
prints dine pandic church nothing , . Tee thee nutatirecturitig faucet WU labors.
to do with.itirtrid , Mtpitittand aside from It. ! , ander the tienressioe'veported Mr Me lest few
Meg is , true.,q3lshOpS and priests - have 1 . ,,,wet ke:„.., at dim
Sit4hing MATO with it.. ' Th ey. gay that :thie '1
al-L, om'gitienilo( ..Arstionvoitailrotil'
'ttafttfteMlotarddhirtg to do altb Tothidom'lzi do of rii: e fty.: ,o o: I/jots -so w lir,
,liiiince i, ,
The Arobt4o9 talki Oka n men c0 0 0;;IIMrirli 57:4: ' OO 04 '4 04 /OW
land te thWoted'udnister pt the gospel, time . ogr „ o h t ilioa.
vt i o rpf,Of it tle.,
'' - ' ' ''' ' • —--- - - of itnefflatiarteib L .'.
—...... ~ _ . -.
t 0 'atilt' *est, aT.a.seUtrib r one re MIT,'
91.Pre l f i f i l.-M i t e4 9499
PailtatOrt ,ttoitolOir ere not sitwolot4iir
single wrottoirCOPpothto ottleo to • Peon
trylftntit.
RECONSTRUCTION. OUEI, HARRISBURG LETTER,
The Joint Continitha oO litiabnatruerber I —.— inisoseaarta El loom Co. Muth s 4 trs3 ..
Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette. WallTElpa-r 2 EO PHINTERS.-A , t.LALE Or
..O,... PHESIIIENT AND DIANA II GOOD "%ACID AL, PRI NI - Ell wanted at I".
our reader; are aimed* apprhsod, into re-TEI22
HARRInar an March , ISS.I
nicr HMI Mo nottga , ,ela 11I,cr opposite Pitt.tu li.
ported in favor of the ii-admission of Ten- _ - ',, , ""--." { fie ,-..P.u, Mt' ciretlng a Bridge tea °Moe of '1 1 rp i E ' p .
pvrto
or
.4d e • A LK A. 1., CI A ;I' ,
F A
, 15 ,0 D, 1, 1‘ ,;‘,.,r,.. 4 11.
.CDISORS Cy AZ ESTI , -/ II t3re V.. • a (fugal GOVERNME.NT PROPERTY,
nesse° "upon the et - press condition that l . te d the teant, of harsher, 'late this Ray el ' kil l ed plata \ Art: - 'e" etc. ..
a hteioet of the mime of Clymer , here 11.10 leldenel of bl \VSit I l" ~ 1 on ihe Cepa ro ' 1., -
...Met wit' he tined to the ktto, kho den or the iTi ' le ;al
the people thereof will maintain and morph , but It Soon .11.1 out , and the air has ll' ANTED-AIItiENTO- Otlityso per V
preserve in good faith their existing Con. rcanundc.l tall dap Since, with th,,, na me o f '..17'....".:n""i."... ' lir ''...”{r House of S. liUltD. • " D .4.1 -Nlab. and Female. ln .5 ale. ant pent a
s. on and alt. r the lode teat tient ant. honorable burl tt a For turtle, pad Ica I'l
littitution and laws excluding those who Cenci Ise. le`turn and Moorhead eiths.lo. S. Hui 3esis 73, 3 „,,,,,, pat. seidecas A. O. 1303W3I ' Aelie &CO 115 Naooket
against the 7h e la • rue, {alit gal hf,lg was a 1... r. N °TIC E•-TO TH E STilit: li.li OLD:. 1 " iiiil ‘' ' ' ;l l'rk
, F tS , IF Till kLI ALLLI RAIL • et 1p tint had return lid. riot, e
I have been engaged in rebellion
Putted States from the exercise of the elec.. atralt , from ail nccounts, and entirely desmid g)s I) t t•Sig AS 1 - lir no act of Assembl.„ a -
r , - 11, ANTED-TO Itliwr -Stable for
of cud:mei/ism Gen Case's friends at first felt proved the St aof Fo ei,r) tEr. the harshen! " t ..- o 11 ...... n. too .it
i tive franchise tar the respectivb periods of am., s di r o a d ( ompai le I. Nu rh.rtoed to 10- Hanel ktreet ht L il " Vtlit; "^A. rate rr' r ' ti n sT ,mitt
very Flyi directlon of ti .
confident, but the balloting soon dui I- '
time therein provided for, and shall exclude
mud the bul ean lo g tl 'l n II
pated their hope. Clymer h ' '''
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r - - - rr“'".
' su es ,
k ' ' ""
''''''t of
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I the same persons for the like resp•tis e pe- all 3,3 cult, h ,,,,,,,,,, , „mu.a.. f, red to the pr...,,,,i i .. pct n deler• tel ',sedation , I,TII PitY•IIIITE 11l sN . 11l It( it s ppl r
One Mil i on o f 1, ~r. .1.1 li inlet diode t• to I, or- IA" ANTED-JANITOR -
Houk. o.p t., , e..i. n i
d o t ,.. .1 i i, loI r l;I m f;r, ~, , , . .v at the e ate. til lllc. at So 3., (entre AN l flue or - Logan stre t r, ....1 if
' nods of time from elegihillty to office, and were mere formatitlo, The attempt to bring: n fn air Stockholder. r
e , 3 l, 3s trelv, until tht loth asi a' Mare 11 ne•at II ANTED-A Partner vi Ith One g i ( n o es p , p it e l a r. e i ii ii: u n n e l l l ) o . A ! i k ai I s s t . o l r r e o , n,
the suite of Tenni ssre shall never assume Gen.steane in as a candidate ffr the nomine- fel% 11111 WII I I /1%1 Plill I Ir, 1.- • hith nt r r rUuDna ND D, , L I s it , API i Alto Inc I
, tdon was a perfect feature.
Lontrusted with tan came ispect of the De of listrion, kinds,
N OTIt E.-I'n undersigned, in PE It It FF hon do l. ' s t neat ' A j el L rele 1 s '.. ' 0 , , 3 3 .. 3 , !, . t i use e oufed
~ , • P . . 3 ln • business that aal .e, -} h ,''
1 e l- ' .
I Or pav any debt or obligation contracted or
incurred in aid of the rebellion, nor shall , oeratic gathering, the look of affairs to•day'ls- ~,,,,, ~,,,,, o, ..e tc to Lund al.n ! , .
Early this morning news n,"'rslpe' onus from
l'ull ' w I ' r '' ,rin ls t i c l ' e t lVl s A ' si jii rn' att d b l.. " l::.l;e ' t,- ' I 6 -,c r ., ,,,,, M. ' '''''
- - erate too. ertement tor 1 t , scion and 1 stmt.,.
te o elded i ly m enliven Mg.
said State ever in any manner clam from ! ~. TED-To borrows, for the ITl...k i n of. ears. sru rs 1 die rkt.irT see I A fii
1 the United States, or make any allows nc th:l r V a ett, e a l)rbead ' u s eleg a "Wue'Lme
in
fr"'
'' '' ‘' ' ' h ''' ' : .''' '` ; h"- ' ' . 'T ' ''''' ' ' ''''''''''''.!"-‘, . l ' 47i ' s " s d tr ' t d e ' I
Cr three hundred, t,l• oIO,L Ahi L l 1 .1. 0 .la run : I ~,", 3 ,,, 3 ,,,,1. LABS . Gart t o wfo w heo i.e:r. e. \ S TIllittl• hi.. it Ire it t. . In, re.
; e Kith a brass band ma li b
or compensation for slaves einaticipated Or 1 the Leehtel ti ee , 4 4,,,, re 0 . : 14 ,,,, fre , n ,1",, I".", z ,tf t " s t r ,'" ne .. In all I t., t•mm. lel et 'at' present ,tend,an 1 we• p• ut TUT, 111. , f,..117-?trstin i l:l7ofm":::".T.
s ~, wk n e , i r i ,. l e
~r t, ,. .ii t r o t
, 1 1 1 , 1 ,
, r ,. . ei . o: e . en: „ nr n l , l:4
, Iri nl , %
g o r u i r . :i1 , , , 1 . er.; , . Ste al i e .. 1 !. 1.2 a 1.4
liberated in any way whatever, which eon- I at aeons large delegation of Geum al Geary
from Philadelphia. wail a hued Iles. man. %net worth , . of th. Ir eiterldenee oel WAMTED it LEILKSIIIP-A Hid
' ditions shall be ratified by the Legislature 1 t r an 'e r, Lli e tte e d,Tate In the dity, with a third per ~axe.mr. . 1 I 1 ) ~‘• • een• te. , - ten . Ih.• n e ed man. 'II. •ae den e :end cot lie ' 5
cf Tennessee, or the people thereof, as the , i. j ... deietrettee, from tee lama e ,,,, , in ~,,, or large •tuck of goods .hie li ... • \ n •. • i te be one ot the while. el kltuallun al NA e. it N I A,l. for e ' ‘ , l ' t I ' S l' .
he, .e_lecteci In the ell). and ~ ...del : s een for Hest rel . , • react Address -31A,5, ,, at 'HA 71,"1
I
of ' , Ketchum, with band, and colo rs - 'l3 lii hint a call and eitsintnatlon of h1...t0 l from lust-' 06,1 X.
Legislature may direct, before this act shall I Altogether , the streets of oi city - liaN e Y pr g t- ...., wanting anything In ht. line of tot•in.. I 1 a 1,17 tf
take effect.' sented a gay and lively appearance, all day purchasing else. where . ' '''. I WADTEIV I -EMPLON3IENT-BY a
the vast crowds tel attendance, although d It-
i f ,
1 d ,,,, , , ,i LA( I. ;
...t Y Youtis Ita In ei Itito,re. Nt mesh..., or Mann.
It seems to us that very few loyal men feting as to candidate. bet ugen t. h uslastio in I'm rheum., Slur l ' l ' ll ' l ' ll U --1 newer lir Irma 111.Ufalt, *won a farm 11.3..1 1 car
be found to complain of these dondl. their de%°d°n '''' R " P ub "'"' P.m ' tl'''' IVOTIt'E TO DINNERS or DoAlod e'l—
•''''' ''''''""'`"`"""-`4l"—lr""cr' Ad
will_-, amen 1 2.. at ,Azar"" t e,. e .
As Co the result of the balloting, to-mot row 3,
HACKS &c -Nutice Is hereby slit uto all .. ~ i' ,, 3° '1
tions 11S bard and excessive. It is given the telegraph will give you the figures before owners of Drat Carta ( arrives, !tussle I, Se , I I ...TED-Ten 10 Carpenters.
out, however, that if the proposition shall whether reale:Nat or noneresldent In the (toof ' 11 Nome but good workmen to ett sold, 11.. 1.
thin t t a li llat o
bat you , so that 1 need ant speculate
Tao slates all diger, and all Fltts , bnrsit, to par their Licenses at the 7re asnrer's one that Is comp, tint 10 act as S trlt 3-31 A, 1.0 .11
°Mc of the t 11.0 r Pitt : her,o, Fott rim ITII In wages and stead, em old meat Oxen. deco 1. I r t ..
pass the two Houses It will encounter the
are mere .neeelatie.
President's veto on two grounds, I. Because oi Th o e g e rm. a question is . t.. 0 the, platform, s,,r bu o t t, Iti . e , ezrce 7111, ,,,, a . n .
Q e rd1 0 n,. .., ,, 5 0 uiin , 1 i :1 , ,, ( appopv , e o d r , nll3 ,i. lt•re ...lade. street 11 3L FO RILL, f
he is in favor of unconditional restoration sust i iMiu m ilie "‘ pollt7ou ' o r i L'oragfes. on the re' pe. th. rs ' o l n t s' : C ho i' ' ne t' s\ e " Crt g h o
r P' ' 'e
remise .' April tak l e a ou l' Fl. "' l ' e ' e r! a ' est , WANTED-Aetna. (gents e_t era -
,
not as an actof clemency to the rebels, but as constructfon question . There will 1,0 no do- will he. anniect to a Neural t). to b. rite. ireel le fore r r where to hare due. 'I VI I, SF a' PA 11 . ,1 l' It
nunciation of tin President, and every - effort th4Zn , y ,, , , , i r , , ,n r , 1..: ,, u i n i 1 , ; , 1 , 1:e . a o r r no p u r, n . !;it the Ile ease INVl , NTPiN•tun.d,sl,le to were remits .4 lee at
their. right , 2. Because it conflicts with his will be made, 1111 far as the language nun yekrs must hero- . •Islet Prollta 61/0 p e r teat .. ch. roustatit demand
. r o n e e n e t i . a h t e l r ee uir me Liee Db., art taken out, or any ',tents, male • and (.111111 I to R olle cram g kr• in ek
iuttrumption that Congress has nothing
of tae
a rhanch rm l' altr e Te ed' edin th i hisl'trr":,- trig 110 to 840 ace de). I, worLing olds e ,•"r
•I . 50 1 1 1 ' , ' , " Zet.. 4 , 3 ... " 11d " t " ..ae ' n 'l t ' il. 'l oV. ' .. " e ' l ' ' .. ‘ e ' •rtl ' e ' S' -' . • ' il s i l ;l '. . Hme.. 9 ddles icor at t,
a.TY-S OW La V.,•1.
to do in the reorganization of the r Mon,
Pion, many sincerely regarding an avoidance ~ ~,. „
of such a breach as among the possibilities ft,,",', r ,.....„ 11,., m ,.... 1 . ,.. i :',' 1 .. •
Mal House having only for itself the men- But on the grand issue as to the proper tri- Each i';‘i . r .s litl,e .teel.t'ici tr. tri 1, rim t • age rd., et. at tree fie email MI rt • i r lot er,,o (mitt ) . and ' , .:, „,"' E ''• m`"t'', let
It Ott cents, to pal riokll t er . 4/4r c or n
El t N. 1.1 10 a ... , a ' . :Pet e ' ..L. ".......
',To right to judge of the validity of the Ore - banal for the settlement of the reconstruction . Leach I.i, Horse Ha. k ' 15 . 4,1 SSD %dein • s• I, . 111 K , Q, 3t d ie i • ••it.. • .` ,Peon ..." r.... .......K.
5i11:V.313 the decision will be enaphatically on Omnibus.. and Tina), r Wheel. drawn ay two Kos 131 R, Baltaaoro. MA „,i. ,..,,, 1 7, 1 1 1 1;ro ics .. 1:1, 4 %, , , , k r eJ i able o f Cannon-Iron
dentlals of persons claiming membership. the aide of Congress. I have e found one or two horses, sus ou each >or eorh additional horse used
Itepublicans wbo count tit emsels es .Julin.on 1 .../ of the .hare ~h 1 , 1 ,. qe We _ _
What better authority there is for this WM Pa r 1 t nest 1"4,1 •iiie la t, field Mufti.," 1111.1
men, but, like angePs visits, they ittu few ...I Pi rrsrirnom ' ebn i ta r r i gtV l NeleS C ' 2
5 T te r t ' ..ti ' l ' al r'
r t nit •
It
°lt ea. ...1 au nxwort ,a 4 at of
gumption than conjecture, does not ap- far between . Ft
pear. Perhaps "the wish is fattier to the
thought* Be this as it may, such is the
current impression at Washington.
THE. VETO.
The N. Y. 'Fri&erne has n eorrnspontiOnt
I=l
"Gen. Howard returned from two weeks'
absence at the North lint n few days before
the message was received by the Senate,
ai.d was +u moug the most depressed of al l
ths disappointed. For months past ho had
hien on terms of the closest friondahip, as
liteupposed, with the President, and had
re el :ed a cordial concession to every re
quest., with but one or two exceptions.
Coon his return from his Southern tour in
November, he had long add most entlisfac
tort. conferences at the White House, in
i w tdch his views concerning the necessary
I continuance of the Bureau with a consider
able enlargement of power, were frankly
given; and entirety approved. Still later,
when the draft of the bill had been finish
ed, It was submitted for Executive revision
and after careful examination was entirely
approved. And thus aitll the moment
ot the General's departure for the North, he
Inanl nothing, ease nothing, to awaken the
sl.ghtest doubt of the final result. In an
! swer to a friend who asked if he was guar
I sere that the bill would be approved after
! its passage, he replied with spirit: My' dear
; sir, that bill has been approved by the Pres.
id rut over and over again. Whatever he
may think expedient about. euffra,te, he Is
tti.e of the warmest and truest friends of
the Bureau, and wilt approve every exten-
1 situ of Its authority which Congress will
permit. Only get the bill through the Cap•
not, and it will not be delayed twenty-four
hours; at the White Howie.'
'The General's chagrin when the tenth
became known writscareelv a remove from
d, spair. For he taw too clearly that con
'sitttency with the message would necessi
tate the early winding up of its affairs, and
the almost Immediate suspension of its et.
it...t ive Jurisdiction."
General Howain has been repeatedly
nail conspicuously referred to in this con
. auction. It is fair to conclude if the stale
!tlisnt that the President expressed to him
iipprobation of the Freedmen's Bureau
Bill, was incorrect, he would, before this,
have publicly said so.
THE "Family Trerr:sure, - a religion/1
monthly published in this city, gives the
fallowing Choice bit of secular intelligence
to its readers:
" • Restoration' is now the absorbing
thought and theme, with politicians, states
men, and editors. Did the seceding States
commit suicide, and can they come to life
synin only in the inchoate condition of Ter
ritories, and then progress by a long pupil
age, under tutors and governors appointed
by the Central power, and finally attain the
rights and privileges of full States only by
',clouting constitutions and laws, dictated
to diem? Or was secession unconstitution
al. and so, rual and void as regards thepolit
ical existedffof the States? Did It affect
only individuals—the men who participated
in it, making them traitors, but leaving the
l•t'fal citizens, many or few, to be still the
St de with the unalienated right to resume
state functions as soon as they were releas
...l from the domination of the usurpers?
- President Johnson takes the latter view;
while a majority hi Congress seem to incline
I to the former."
President JOHNSON did take this view
hen he was Military Governor of Tennes
see, holding that If there were but five
ihousand loyal men in that State they
should bold the exclusive right to govern
it but he now holds that the States are to
day Just where they were before the rebel
, lion, and that every man who was a voter
then rbould be a voter nnw, whether loyal
disloyal, and none other. As it is int
portant. the people should know the real
facts in such a else, we venture to cormst
i the unintentional error of the "Trrnnure."
P4ISTIN ASTER GEN EBAt.LE2IUSON denies,
is a pubUsbed letter, a report that the pat
ronage of his Department is to be used
against the Republican party. lie Hays:
•
••I believe that the Interests and the glory
of the country essentially depend on the
vigorous maintertancetuld success of the
Union Republican party, and Its continued
ormtrol of the Oovernmoat for an indefinite
to m, and hence never expect to net with
nn v other political organization as long as
it exists."
nen. Butler and Me dew antenna Geld
The statements that have been going the
roust=s of the Copparhend press that liajoGem
Butler had been obliged to deliver over to
Smith & CO., of New. Oricalis,..tfle Slim of $BO,OOO
in gtild, petrol by bite while In- commie= of
the Department Mitts 'Gulf, together with in.
terest, poundage, Stuniffill fees and omits, are
totallytmtrud. , The - facts are briefly these:
°Gen. }lutist seised the All= of AMMO in gold`
epowthegroondtbatthe slime wasthe prop.
arty of theDottedhtateeldtntat New.Otlesns.
This was denied by Smith &Co. ' who olaimod
the same an their own private property and
brought sent for the:recovery thereof.
home three weeks *Luce, ex-Judge Plerpont,
contused for:the plaintiffs, wrote the General
that , ids clients' were satisfied • that he (the
General) had reasonable , grotmda for making
the seizure; was fully justified in Ids course,
awl that Übe would satisfy them that the
gold had not been sold or speculated with, but
had been rellOonsly held intact, and deliver
it to them; they would recetpt therefor in
make nodiknand for !Merest or coat, and pay
his counsel , fees. Gen. Butler replied that as
he was now a *Risen; and bad for three years
held thismoney subject to the order of the
Gorernment, who had never ado a decialen
FOR S ALF:.
- - POR SALE- A Trading Boat. 12
'MEETINGS. = r..., 100 K. got Ili, In good order , lt , toe a , pl.
gagglarksibilw case of Trance -- A Lady : • , 11(1 cold.: Hoed Inside She would mai. , ~ rood 11, t,. ,1..
Rises from lier Collin. , PITTSBURGH. FT: WAYNE AND ' !;,Ir. i ,. l r n t il..r.""' good Trading Bs at En t . .
A lady, residing within Pi.tOef, Mil. Of i ... CHICAGO RAILWAI ( DMPANY 1141, where die le Oh, nt pre...nt. or of rMt Prot. d•.
\ W !NTS:1{8011.1., tonne piece, mita:dlr. Clll bi •• lid:, A
Beleugh, says the Progress, who has been In 1 - . I% ~1nn,,,, , , , , 1. ,
delicate health since she lost her husband in : UFFIC6 1 , 1 1111 hol Iteenll.l, 1 l.`Olt SA LE--10WA LAND-S 2 000 ne • r r 11,
iffd, died 1.1 Friday, (us was supposed), anti 1
, The An r n l u n a l l ' ; ' l ' C ' et ' l ' n ' s . I O; l'11 1 :: . 'S 'b te r , " c: r a ' t 2 o1 111 B4. 1 11;o d- A a- tu -it „ 11 1 (4 . 1.7T ,
A F , t t l i ;lt
, 1 , 1 , 1. , ::. , ! ,, r 1 1:F. ,, i . 1 r A ‘ N y r n. ./ .. ..1 , :i luitiT,).. .1
11/ ,I It ~ // / . • / /1/ lit
her friends In the neghborhocial proceeded to
Theo ' cr.. this c".r.,, , ,.. 10.- the t:fr-th n or iiireetors ' lismicon rni;or . ., fon - , c, de g ; en nr r 1... P.,
Wt. the sums use on anal) Ocetts10118• and sm. other nosiness as may rano 1, f,,r, ~, y.lll • g a t ' ma ., ,1. ut ert .4 T or ~,, ~,, t i”... •, .
coffin was ordered, th e corpse ahroutled anti Ito held at tha
t i lt
Ti oald I ompany. In the ('I, y a t• ,,,,,,,,. ~,,„, Ad .,„.,„ ..,,, ~,,,,,.• ~ , .Mfr
lalont, and all needful prepsrattohn
Sa bah. Pittsburgh. trn the Till RD W Kli NEa DAY tat, Is ft , Gyro,. 1,,, ."•d'
m.ttod for the funeral ceremonies, 1.1. Sabbath.
el
MAR, li. A. D., Isyst. a , , ~.,,,,. t. o T h ,. 1 ~, s.
Strange as it may appear. it in said that, while Stock and liond ileatan, Booka of the rompan. in 11.,'0R SALE-Three good Sectottl
the watchers in an adjoining room wore In- their as, i n th e en, a 1.,,,,,,,h. nn,, ,, at the a hand Ittli I. MIS, 10 toche. dial. tee, .2.a r, et long.
~,,,, 1,,, , , ,,,
4111101 g Ln hilarity and hot coffee, a noise was . Tr1V:'; , 1477 , 2•1': tii I'll" at : , `, ,. ..7.,1 ,. .r , - , !Li .
r i . o::: 1 ‘,.0 16 , 1 , ne1t noes i4t ., ....te . h ., ..5t , a.1e of 5- , inth t•ltt ,. .lalrf i l, '
heard in the apartment where the remains of''' “ ..-
an I rtonaln (dosed relit 7341 day of March thereafter . .tam ,rd
. 1
1,r4 . .: .! ,;;.. 1.„,...:r,t tio* . .?r u lL " %rt., ,I
the beloved depalled reposed. mnlnd F. M. HUTCHINSON. Secretary. Point alley mud Dutmettse Way. Pi tattur,h. Pa. ' DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
Supposing scat or rat was h e therein, I
' 1e . 22,4wt18
a gentleman went to stop the re , . airy. On ' ET:NOTION NOTICES. ' THE SPHYNN-4131INTERN. GEORGE A. is ELL(,
opening the door Ito was horrified to end the
lady standing on the floor, the very M .
eanie- . nil, If
Mls artiosTrm SaelNos Hyst,. (
lion of perplexity% The brave fellow hastily War, Di ANCIICGTVII, htarell Ist, lohti. ( pOR SALE--22 Acres of Land at
retreated. His :I emonstratious exuded tan .
. 13.. A Ili ELECTION FOR PRESIDENT I /tenting., at fronting on P.. Pt. B. A
rent of the party, anti the whole crow shriek-
AND SI% Dim - roils of Ho' MANCHESTER 1 I'. IL IL. soltrshls for tsar.lening 44r Re.l.lenr, The
log and trembling , dest•rted the house fore
sA VINGs HAAB will he held at their Banking tropmseineuts consist an a two-story Frame Hon,
seeson. An eldee I). neg,ress, more courageous House. on SATE RD IT. the 31st day of March. tw... cos ttaining dye rooms. anti Frame Stable. Th. re I ,
then the Others, wont Otte the dwelling, user- tween the hours of I anti 4 .t,lor.k. orchard of tine frail. Enquire of N. NE I.to IN,
tamed the state of affairs. anti, with Throat lan . Inliattd I int,. B. UPDIKE. l ash', ) I I
fth street. Pittsburgh. or of ALEX P a rTF It
ht romn, administered to the necessities of 1 .. t tX. Nlanehester , intd.t:e slt
the dead-alive one. )110CLAVIATION--CITY OF AL- ; Drugs, ( Itemicals. Patent Medicines,
search was then made for rho retrenter, I.rI,INY, sa. -1% twooFN BriI.DINI. QUES. I VOIL SALE; OR RENT--A let o
Tion.'--1 bere,r . lesto. no proelarnation a. ordered , .... story Frame Huse. In the pleasant ,1:1 we dt
who, being found at a neighbor's, returned to , ~, ~, ~,,,,,,,,,,,.„,,,,,,,,„,,. „,,,,, ~,,,,,,,,, ~,,, ........,..k I. r .....t alt ball and els rooms. ts.moot
the tiondMl they had eh ...fully .b.woned. 1 c'ommen Coomil•• . tacos mreting on Thursday kitchen and tars, dry eellat. - Stable and otter o • „ I. ~ .
Or. Bell, formerly of Greenville, South ear.. last. 11 i nd , handlers. a large Lot , well filled with elms,. hul a , 4 ` ' I 't .
11. who has attendant the lady liming the it....., th e thy ' , elect stol 4 ommat Council of both large end ..4•11. This house and lot for 41,. , , , , .
p o et
montl, assures us that thene rte Un- thell t y of Allegheny" that the t h roe ln i nst rneted
, I: , evA , ll . r , 'n , t .. ..::Att , 7 , .
r, L.. r ;, ‘ • ,, sma i. t , LC , :tt , t , :,.. : . ,, 11 , ,...t5 ii ... ,
~, ~, , . .1 1 f l e, D s.lh l r ,h , t 4c r ig 4 . - c. ...: 1 , i ,, , 0 . .. ,,, e. , 7 , 1 , t , 11 , d , e ,, d , ~., t Ast ,o , a , l , ..: r t _t
vonshen( far , and resale no new truths to to.tseH , e . lt . l , shr r o o ci f tst?at . l. l tlyl‘ o l . ll 7 , g r a r s ,, P; r ct •I , elegy Ozt t o , i l
Ills
medical profession. li. Is simply a ease of . T;__‘:,,,, ',.,!,.,,„,!,", 0 ,,.,;,.',;,. ~ ,'„...., ~4 . .,? . . ~".,,,,;,;,,,,_ '' ' "ln, '..""' his
'''''' l's ' ' t P.2l ' ' '''' ' " "r"
I ' .
"II
g"" ' n.P"'"
trance or suspended animation. I s only re-
r ,, , n , tt ;, t‘ t. end snot , t Wt. held ja t .," tt % ttt.t t .,„.1 FOR SALL.-
' Eight or Nine Acres sint/A imiNsros - ,
mit rkahle circumstance, perhaps, is the dune. ~, „, pi. - r•, „ a ~,, „,,,,11,,,,,,, an d 1,1,10. usual dec. I of LAND in Ohio Township ou Ilthintrgb. s 't.
the of the spell, though after her presumed ‘,„,,1,,5,,.. , Wayne . and Chicago Railroad, near I/Ist...id Sri. SNI.I.IZI - GroG , 2,15 • 1',
decease the absence of that perfect icy n.a, In obedience to the ropelrements a ut.s r, ,olu- Don. 'risers I. o Da. 'ling /noose Ana 01s1 bonding-.
Which Is pecaliar to the dead wits remarked by tit. , the
can.
of .ttleghent ar requested to and an assortment of fruit trees, abrad,ery. •,.. Corner of Fourth and Sthithhetd Sts.,
tb 5 physician . well as her friends , meet at the usual place of nolang elections... the on the land. Inquire of JAMES DILI. El. A ND,
...rood Tncsday of 31, eh to lug the 1011, day near the property. or of It. H. DAVOS, Alleghens .
The lady is no.' able to nil tip, land [whist in
of the month. between the e llot, of itine and sesen 1 , 21 , :dr0d M AKTH A 140011. Sewielier. . 0 ItUr.S. cnESIICALS FINE PmnFUMEItY,
thel.t stagenndeOlmutnyttion, is ea well as she . o f that (lay. there att.l the. •to take the. rose of tins Ft httA.P•i,,Bßl'sli F..s, ARA NDIES. WINES.,
es er .11t be. She remember . very Iltt to of the , ~,,,,,,,• in regard to Dm Frame Law, by t ...lair for OR SALE--A Valuable Country Sic..tinported direct from Loudon,
BOUM. Of her trance, but experienced an aIMOSt or against the repeal of sold law, Residence at Edgewrasi Station, Penneyls unit • Paris end ( oe t se, 1117
painful thirst in the drat moments of returnuig ~ , 1 , e , , under my ',awl and the seal of sald city, the Raldroad, one and • half miles from Wilk Ins`otrg•
L . .n] 1- . IALUS I EGETAIBLE SICILIAN
eodeelOtteneSs. stn ties of liehruars, A. D.. Ivo. , Eh sett acres len perch.. of and. a One to se la v
(e^ :td •IttliN 11l iIIIIISON, Mayor. ' lag containing ten rooms and cellar maderneattit -• 11,510 HEN EWER.
I Trutt and other conveniences on the premises. For •NFV ER I It will
lon,
restore the I FAILS,
INSTJRANC E. i further Information, call at No. LOB Fifth street, , NE VEU i Italr 01 tin natural eon., and FAIL,
Pittsburgh, or on the premises. N M.% kS. t tuattlnee a sew growth where It FAILS.
.... hoitellf .1. S. KING, NEII P. nas fallen , ff, and It will stop the (FAILS.
OrTLAWS ill BOYLE COChrt . -A letter to ML , 1 IFE INSURANCEI LIFE INSUR- POR SALE-. 4 dealrable Dot ell N EN:EIt 1 (Mid, out of the hair in • few FAILS.
t77,K,1,:,,„ i t 0,, , ,. , h, 0 i, , ..,,,-:; , , ; , rz,...;:r., , ,,,Yiz 0 r d - . AN(' E . .-7 he NEB .1C Kit EV M I'll' AI. Lift F A ~,g ~ -, NEN Fit .1 t, •11 INIO•rulls applied. FAILS.
INal'itAfit F. 10. OF NEWARK. N. .1 , desires n 0 Lot for sale hi Stutters Ills, I nion For sal. ~t the 4iNIIt AL It ItUti STORE, corner
bya band of robbers and marauders, who are , lowneht i p i' ll ' ,!at ' ..Teli ramettlie. la No It, 'modern of Ditto tudi Ft Joel s tr, et.. A lirgli,lll.
. to elan the attentton of eltuena a rittsburgh to this „,,,,,,,..;,,,,,,,, ~,,,,,„. , :7 ~,,,_„,,r „ „,,,, t .,,,,,. ~,„, ~,,,. ht's , , A. KELLY.
terrifying the unprotected l ast, Vrittiolol, stodect, through their l:, seal Agent for the wits- rid kitchen Wad a good renal'. and a never-falling •
merey. Vu
an, flight last, the
house
4 ASELS 111:BBA/110. et Monougsheto House. Pitts- well of water, Soothe deetrahte out bung.. rite.. l' HI.: SPII VNA -.k HI STERN.
of an old man, cum liarnmu, near North- bacon. 1, s variety of fruit trees and gram . Ines on Old, lot. a mhs.tf
flll.looe. the Lebanon Branch road , wan forcibly . . __
Poet...lon April Ist Terms rea.ottable. For fut.
entered and robbed 0(1101. The ramie dastard') ',..,7. -° .,.1;',7; '1..7, ”2,,., 1- " . " As .. ..,:afe', ''' ". ,t,..i. Apro n, ennui, a ui..,:: , .x .it I TING,. I SCHOON MA KER ,l SON,
band, on the same night, went to another house ',.,-,,„ e r V 0 .. b.. ,, , , , ,:,,,,,"7:,,",',,, ,„",,V e ',Tf,i,..LL',::,., ° ,,,q; .on the promises. told, 'lt. e .
anti took an old an oat and 88.0 . ht ur by the a:tents he will ;Vt., forfeit 111:1,, , 11,,,,... ths sto•I"t l'.o I 1 SALE-OAKLAND PRO P
neck nntil Ilie was almost exti n ct, beettuse ne a tsucemee• win tine dflllltliaht.4 tts a sten ego I ralent A. Eirri ---In Oakland. sear Linden Grove , a two
would not tell where his motin Nen These to the premium to unp•td. thereby removing the ~,,, ~,,,,. ii, m ,„ . ~,,,,,,,„, , ~.,,,,,,,,,,. ~„,, ~,,,,
entrap, are 100 fretimmt. It . a disgrace io !yeti , and orbeellon that r.er, he made ea.... Life ...eller, with a tot or grinned adlol tang. vfre. irullt
011 r State that they go Ofl unchecked. We !tient-an,. Hurls. P,amiddet , /c-• c-..-n l'''' '' Dad s' , (ty 365 harts. The house it nearly n-w, well an Ist. .1
hope that tar people Of Ii0s1.! will take the
._,,,,,,,,, ' A ME '' li '' II" II" ' ''''''''''' ''''''''' and In good repair. he re . l impro. ed. I.a.-
law into their own !muds, if other protection ." .'"..'lnkabel. suss , pmW.. h • , LI:4 A goo/ garden, fruit choler. .hrubbery.
is not granted there, mid swoeli tin: °et... -- - --- - ----- - --- . web of water, cistern. grape arbor. Ste . stifle Its
from them midst.-Lemonlk Journt. BOOTS, SHOES &c. location lxing on a slight elevation and adjoining
the ,emir Makes it Most del/Irani*" as a plate or [val.
A PA's of elopers, at Chicago, the other day -- -- ----- ----- —^ • - , dence• For terms and particulars apply to 311 ,, s If.
were so closely followed by an enraged parcel j W. CARNAHAN fr. CO., MA lIKIIAM. :AO Penn Street. pm,
that they couldn't get the marriage rite per- . . ; POR SALE-A valuable Farm of
formed, and tried to make good their escape I , It
. 113 ACREs. to Prim townstrm, Westmoreland
with a horse and sleigh. But the weather w. county. about three milt, ream ihe Pa. K. R.. or
bitter COW, and before driving far their limbs L a dl es . Dia mor ah, and Polish
wt tel, there are 75 area , leared and In good state
began to freeze and they soon became Inseti- fiGKOth. of enll.lvtatien. halals, wed timbered. n good apple
Bible. In this condition they were dlscovered, oreitar a bearing fruit a arid quail,. The improt,-
taken in and caret for by a hospitable family.
r , mono. area good house, a flood well or 5 an( at the
who hadn't the slightest idea that they were. ',. • No, M Ntarket street door ( rune stab's.. granerv, corn crib and sheep
not man and wife, and so ant them LC bed DRICES MARRED DOWN house. The whole farm Well watered, n 1114,014
together. They recovered from their stupor A. 'ci7,7=ZlTm7lhVe'mfiri=7.N'Oif=r
just . Oho Indefatigable riarent introduced DN ALL KIND., IIF part Idst , ars, enquir s at the allee of li NI. H. HAI , .
himself, finding their beads side by side on a 35i Liner.' street. ~p stairs. nth, ;3101
pillow, and a first class -scene" Immediately Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Balmorals,Pol- L'oll SALE-VALUABLE PROP
ensoe:t. After all this romance, of course
there must ben happy tertnination, toad a min- ish Boots and Gums. .= EIt.TV A'r II ASEIVILLE. ST TIDN, on ths line
of the 1,.." F. W. S . C. It. R. A large tutodantial
Teter made It so, Frame Dwelling• of modern et) 'le. containing 13
Mr. Bentsen reported to the House, to day. flow is the time to Call and Seoure ' roorna, bath-room and wash-hour,: hot and cot,' wa
volundnons evidence, taken by the. Recon- ter. • spiondtri never.falling Spring, surmising
an suf
ficient water re' house and stablepurpo,st . tr.
etrnetion Committee in, relation to affairs In
GeOrght, Alabama. Mississippi, and Arkansas . BARGAINS' chard of varloas fruit Dees. Sc. The above prttp. ,- -
ty fronts the Ohio rtser and conslata of about 70
It Includes important testimony from General ares, which can be divided into lots tt, snit hue-
Thomas, Howard, Grierson and Saxton, The .T.H.& W. C. BORLAND, eh:alters. Any Information
aloe
can ix area
evidence in regard to Arkansas is very favor- from l'apt. J ND. HAY. on the peises. nrato T
able. ' WALTER DAY. No, 168 Fifth street. ftti-Itons.
The belief is general of the best in. 91 .M ar ket Street.
formed members of the bar of the Supreme to.
military 'IIII.4IND CLOSLNG OUT SALE
Court that the trial .of civiliann by
commissions will bo pronounced unconetitti- , ‘_A
Lionel in the test case now being argue...
Gas. tarstosr, Robt. Dale Owen and others
are urging Congress to indorse a new Mexican
loan to the amount of five hundred millions
of dollars.
I=
Tam President has sent to the Senate the
correspondence with the Southern Provision
al Governors, called fur by a recent resolu
tion.
IT has been announced by beading membsrs
of the Reoonetruction Committee that the Su
preme Court will soon deliver an opinion, (te
etering that the tent oath le unconstitutional.
Tan Now York and Me ltallroa4 recently
discharged 1.500 employees on account of the
telling oft ID Western bound freight.
Ma. COITALIIIO, of New York, intends to otter
a substitute for the Tennessee Joint resole-,
thou when it comes up in the House.
IT Ms estimated that over six hundred con
versions have taken placeduring the prouress
of the religions revival at IndianapolLs.
AUCTION SALES.
IMMENSE AUCTION SALE OF
DRY GOODS IN PIIILADELPIII I.
JOHN B. MYEItS . &, CO., Auctlrm,
Nos. 238 an,1234 Market at.. Philadelphia
Will sell on TIICESDAY and FIHMA V, Starch ttlt
and sill la commencing each day at HI o'clock, by
CATALOGUErutt CASH, thevry . large stock of
DES GOODS of Messrs. JAMES KENT. SANTEE
&CO.,
of
damaged at the late ere. A large
portion of the stock but little If any Injured. The
attention of the trade to solicited as being well nor
th) of their attention. mhatZta
LARGE, SALE OF SUPERIOR
ntts_musE, -CA.IIIrEIII, BF.TrIII NG, n:L
VER-PL,ATED WARE. de.—TIIURBIJA Y Mitityr.
11551, 'larch Stb, at o'clock prectsely, will be
sold at Masonic , Hen Auction Ronne. 56 and 57 Fifth
street, *large quantity of good Household Fermi
tote, Brussels and ingrain Carpets. •liteer Plated
Won t Bedding, reatiters. compti.lng In part
iniperytir Marble-top mahogany side-bonds. elegant
Mahogany Carted back spiing neat tort, mahogabY
arel walnut divans, marble top enclosed wash
stands, walnut lint rack. mahogany spring scat par
lor chair. and rocket, wardrobe. walnut nhat-nots,
walnut and mahogany dressing and plain llama.,
ant motioned witah-atands. marble top tables .
WY ling table and secretary. walnut serving stand.
bar it bedclothes bureau, book ease, pier table, tun
hoy - any tete-a-tote, side and end tables, cane at
all wood *hairs and rockers, arm Oilier cha se irs,
louge chair, cherry lounge., crib., settee.. Line
haut hedsMads, turn-post and cottage bedsteads.
ck, cotton and straw ntaternsam. feather Otis,
na lbs. new grime Kentucky mixed feathers In lots.
bei.ding, de. CAntrrs—Aleut 200 yards Brun nds
Carpets, and MO yards entirely new all-wool Ingrain
faClZt°n an d
tor :. " c t a r k7 r ell r e reo.seet. m at ting. t
desert spoons and Rorke; 50 day clocks; new Vene
able an 4
tia.. blinds, fancy shades: cutlery, queeuswaxe, oil
Painting.. engraving.. Sc.
mbLiT. T. ItcCLELLAND, Aunt.
_
BIRMINGHAM PROPERTY AT
AtICTION.—On ILIDAT, Mardib, at 3
o'clock. r. se.. on the p r lees.
win be s old the de
b Amble property-frouilog an feet no Nerllle street.
etween Urusecnor and Wilkins streets. known S.
lot NO:15 in Pi. Bedford's plan, on which Is erected
nteastoStied Vrasne Dwenink. connnillny 7 rooWs.
Tit, property can be divided Into two lot. 7 4 and 40
1.5 t: tliniatter having thereon the house. Sic.
TRS.llll—One-third cash; balunce In one and two
years, with Interest.
mist T. A. AIcCLgLLAWD, Auct.
! Mick ' madcap, also 18th last•
.4.N11 CONTINUE TWO WELE.I...
NIED ZIA-ji re " AL L""P".°7 . II6NILIAIT''"D."ThVID"BB4I:I 4 T'TY.I°I4E I
be entire noel so been marked down,• and
EA„Il NATILQN tANDIDATk.6 FOR,AD- will be oold et great)?reduced price. to tanks I.ot. :
)tiktSß/ N I TV TILE h glt lAS ASSInTANT OUR- their . .
GEONS.Boards of Med ical Oaken will morello at
the Naval Hoopititl, Chelsea. Masa:Naval kloopltai,
Brooklyn, N. Y., and Naval Asylum, Philadelphia Remember the Number,
Lla, on MONDAY, Muth 12th, IWO, for the Brand- i
uau of candidates for adroloslOn into the Medical 61
Corps of the Navy. .1,11311`1/ et Street,
(Aunties:nen desirous of appearing before either'
Board, must make application to t
iro Honorable
Bl rre ' sYilege b , da li trld o p r lige ei rf VA tt iftr ielot
' l; k men award they della, to present themaclva• AB
Steelton* to be accompanied by responsible testi
monialsof Moral character.
Candidates mut not be Wu than twenty-one nor
rn fiVittl= " Paretb a j ' A t e TOO rpUletri.clut
'Orbits% attesteilnx e a te of the Bo ea
oeeetteentl exanunetion te le
prerequisi for
for appointment in the Nam__
Y. J.WORWITZ, Oldster Bureau.
te2o.4Nd r •
EMtlis)3soe4z
Ao aICtTLTuRAL.
STATE SOCIE-
T.t a meeting cif Harr ania State
.lagrlotaturalgtr• WS asisburg on Metall
zetgr i, raglved to bold 1111 ADP t!
trru utl i ak4 1 14.2TVAZN1T, T ,.„ . t 1 2
from Wa r ns or aocielli
bro . st i m- t er i 4 , tHeatents for hotting It a
Orarat , ' Malt PrOposltsons
it di us el. uurdagtercaleaara: Amu)*
LittOrtrt Mut_
_' P rlbili tu Ar gh;
SAUK,' gegt•TOUS:B• =ll.lltMait, Hats
HAWS - '11: - LOSKt/11 Steerriarn - Hosetogwn.
aid 00;11140 1 ¢thea: Uultimre. • , All eonimant
canon, ditigaoemisd'wlll-b 6 lAN Ottrototito Saes
rtatee Colgailttar, mt the SAM day•ot March aseas,
luau e
Sat melt USIO compatitinquargie t, tiglit &
e 3 ed •
NOTICES
• 'IF OF FIV# ACRES, in BUT:lure township. adjoining.
•
BOOTS & SHOES, the premises of James Old and J. b. Llggott. The
, s . improvemetit•see • pinto Frame Dwelling. Franke
.I i i i
Rata,
t ' pY ' gro " lllll T llVd ° 4l . tt ' eUt:c ' F'g„ Tc •Tr r Ck•
Goods at Less than Coat full bearing. Ad
o lightf building site on the ;lace
can be enmity got t by the Beaver road or \Tootle •
AT 92 FEDERAL STREET, • Run Street L'unk,
ARPIy to JAMES T. SAMPLE. -Ng,. FA Federal
Allegheny; or, address J. 1.. CARRARA N. No. fdki
TO MAKE ItOCM FOR SPRINO STOCK. Walnut street. Philadelphia. ja36ntf
ls'Oß AL—FAlCll—ituated
Patron S
tow L nship. IS mile, from Pittsburgh, oae
ndlo from Monroe , ill, 11. , nut, , from Turtle Creek
station on the Pa. Central Railroad. euntalnlng
shoot 114 ACRES, more or les, of which tlO
cleared: the balance well Motu - km:4. There art
erected thereon a tete-story Hewed Log House and
Kitchen. frame barkt, SI. o,th stabling mutter ,
nestls. with other out Milldings: splettellki Spring
of Water at the Imam, farm well watered. lies
has an at,ple orchard: mml wank open. With about 50
Noels.
kkf good coal: conVeillent t.O churcht, marl
cLools. The above will t he sold on reasonable
terms. Title gomi. For further informa en
quire of IL W. OILS, , No. SO Fifth siren
or
SAMUEL MILL. on the premiere, near Stourokmille.
Allegheny county, Pa. tolts:lsedistarT
L r li OR SALE—Property In Mans
., rira.n.—l will offer at Public Sale, on the prem
Ties, on MONDAY. the INTit DAY (IF MARCIA
st la trclock, a VALUARI s E PIECE OF
PROPERTY In and 1111)01111llg the uWWWage 01 Mans
field, on the Pittsburgh. Polutnlma anti Cincinnati
Railroad, seven toilet, Irmo the city. The property
Bleu 01 shoot SEVEN ACHES OF LAND, On
blob are erected a L A ROE TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSigyaud FRAME sTA ta.E. About two hun
dred TOL' NU Ell IIIT TILES:S are set out and gruw -
lug finely; and the place la admirably fitted fur a
Country Sent for any one wishing country reel
dence within reach of tbe cit y-
Trains pass Om
lage four times daily. Thu land la ontletlalkl with
I Coal and Limeateue of the hest quality, After the
male of the above property, the PEItSON Al. ES
TATE OF PAVID HILL, deteased, will also be of
fered at retain Sale, by the undersigned, at admin.
iatrator of the Slatltlecell,ed. Terms at sale.
• fe.S.eodtd W ILLIAyI HILL.
Cloths, Domestic Dry Goods, &c., &c. . .
FOR RENT.
Remember. 02 Federal Street. j
U. K. McCLINTOCK.
W. CARNAHAN ik CO
Ladies' Gaiters
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BOOTS, SHOES, GUMS,
INTe-vc- Clothing-.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, HOSIERY,
Woolen Goods,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, JACKETS,
Fancy and White Shirts,
BUCK GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS,
Cassimeres, Over-Coatings,
Private 90.102 Day and Erentng.
GREAT BARGAINS:
T. A McClelland's
AUCTION EMPORIUM,
xo, 55 and 57 Rtfth Street.
ft 24
W. CAWS A - 1111-ill & CO.,
Gent's Fine Calf Boots.
M
J . A. ROBINSON & E 0.98
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BOOTS & SHOES,
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LADIES), GENTS) )
MISSES' .AND CHILDREN'S
Boots, Shoes and flatten )
COXIX'S, (tom? Mb 154 Wills 5101010.
Eirl'lWs Won everybody. eere
CLAIM AGENTS.
Rominies,-A.ll Discharged Sol.
. J.. ed In
awn, ortbe the I( elt" or ;Jeceased &Adler', I; be
ordtot bin
8 lirew I:l4VVittbe
Ann solders 'who ~ disci arge* reuse 9. , Arr
seri , lee "Itbent Vinfinelr lkeernukent
or La
eat Mantles, o,ra ebyteate r d to canoe good Obit ad
deco to ; WALTEII
toenollattorHorllnles. Fenelung and
No. NI 4 717T11 ISTISIKKT, Inted door below
tr. a. Public
".7 17415W1r. •••••,-....,....AUtr1nta. L.
J..& LULL, PATTERSONi 144.
v■«POURTAZIITHENT Ptrointatun, tut' AI,
E itre47.e n. catir mira i ttn
!LSD FAY riciqhntryr,._ itganis
A.ccou ETT1,61.) Aictrel wrirt Alma (7
IA bl-1111111LBTIDJUIVIS r 1104) RID
WANTS.
`OH SALE CHEAP
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rro LET-3-story Brick Dwelling
contain thy eleven room., situated ou East 14 ov.
Enquire at No. ht1i...1-11. Lone. AlleAtetty. olio ti
1;011 RENT—The Lot on the cor
ner of Boller and Allegto•uy street.. Ninth
Wkr.t. togother with the old Itrlott flertot 114111111.µ
thereon. rho lot lout ut4 feet front 1/ It. feet 4f •p
to all alley. Will !name It fortve or ten yes mt. XJ
pty to 11 H• 11. DA/ILINtiTON. at No. 3 . 1 Plith
reot, beyond floor. era.: t
E{ •
011
RT.—That neat Cottage
noose. with 5 eerys of emend, stlyeted intoo+
from the city. Iron [fug the river no.? railroad, none
Arthur's Station. Good Gordon, Pr and RN ell of
Water. 'fent pMS per APO Un5O 5l Y to
o.he It. eI,A INI R
OIL PROPERTY
oiL
$5OO TO $BOO MIL
We are now prepared to tell In feesimple for PITT.
TO EIGHT HON tißkiD IitILLAAS inCH. a few
dealrable OIL LOI& situate all West Illokory.
• within half a toile of Dennis Ron. (which la one of
the beat all titatrleo in the ouuntry). These dots
contain from thrreefoueth• of an MeV to One Ileee
epen. TIM ore benne, the only chance where
I territory near Dennis' Hun con he purchased in
• small lot, and at such low figure, We Incite those
vilm want to Purehage to tall at MO LIBERTY
STitit Pltteburel, and. ealtunna a map of the
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lota of the neightruelog land, or address the an beer!.
I her. AL P.XA WALLACE.,
nah7l4t. Thltionte Marren Count Penna.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTlt_Bzo
arPirrirs,
Lace and Damask Curtains.
are now receiving one SPRING STOCK, In.
elottlextbehte liner of ENGLISH CARPETS of cot
own IttipOttstlon, sod compti.tni the mon want._
ent.snd complete assortumOt M traq desettptlo.
of goods 10 oaf line that we hoe ever had the pleas
ure of orates to our customers. •
otteporebasos having been irladelViib GOLD at
on* xates, we ore enabled to tire. the WEST
ter* mor Is . THE MARKET AT A REDUCTION
•itirtrao TO TWEN TY-YIPS CENTS PER
YAMPA . = Orion. of I.st seneon.
MCFABIAM & COLLINS,
71 and 78 Fifth Bt., 2t floor,
2%111411 , 1111g pp. e. .CALMOCO, 110111 e and Pott-ottee.
MEDICAL.
RLI6III'S DISEAUS.
rwei IrritPaT, aunt Baud.
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rot inn 'anteAd/dales or initiate nature, to
Boni two tir Ina nitre, by an entirely nen nod ante
MAMBO: Altnitidininet Wealiantes, and atl other
and their prevention
irarranteitteleariiiy.reflmele&ki
GOVERN - mENT SA Es. SOAPS, EX TRA.CTS &c. DRY GOODS TRYVVIEENGS.
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INIPORTED GOOWA. NEW GOODS JUST OPENED AT
iszr.,a. c ON. Cirri
Tools, Macitiner) and Materials,
=MIMI=
Al/1 . ,11:.4 Vr I (....r#ll. • aolt: at
111)1 if
Among to h.. arc •
1 , .r.0 11,4. PIT AI:
30.' rOO
1115.Ii—L:rrr.
'-‘l.OOO IVs. 1 , ,1•1,-1, •bert
t• .nd
Mrl ton 4 11:4 , N:
. .00. -ur...servlct.able
14,000 11. m. LEAD- Ill.:
10,.. TIN -ht...., awl
t,l lbs. rangy and es t,14,
tent.(•l.l , Tl{-1 Enol , l , Or ,
I'lrµl , , I:.
4.out 1' , •••1 -g tllll II r.
U MAI II N Plan,-,
atol Tr-11.11.13:111,r,
Paint Is ex 12..ci
I
11 ..• ,•-• th, . r 4 •
t.titin toimr, sit , l lent MI lc In e,(1%•,11 , ••
l l i
roniperntivell - Incettor uesrlilnr- 11 1,,
1 e•lxnply U 1,31.0. I.• 1
vo, aat 1.• ~L,Latun, ,l 11 a 11111”
1.,. alzt,i's, 1,1. , 1, 1
t.l tt., y n , d 3.11 HT.
1 I:I:V.N , '). Ills, lily 111,1 r ,, , einettls bas,.
IS*,tioacaday—ipril Ith, 1.066,
A 11 I
2, Itr. v. I.t.
( rsnnsl
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.fib. 37 ;rood Street,
01 . 1WIrE THE ST,CHA RLES a1..1
CM
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Pittsburgh White Lead Works,
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PURE WHITE LEAD,
BLUE. LEAD (.10 , UND IN lIIL FOR rAl;,1•12,1
oIL ISAImELS,
No.-438 I:7l7c.c>ci.lt-re.at.
TO TILE LADIES OF AMERICA:
OHARRISON'S GOLDEN DEWDROP
And Victoria Regla,
I FIE OF 711 F. Woli I D. PAW AN
an.t WRITE. It p:st• an,l+licate tint to the
niples inn .in,l war
t.. 1 Thu rat.] Muhle
ii-nation it:01/r,, it tint of the rAe.
A. iiA
Inti.R. sod all
lit
I. it W. It. IiKED.
fi.l2 111 tirueratl AEent
MAN UFACTURERS
VALLEI 2- STOVE WORKS.
ALLEN, M'KEE & CO.,
lice snd Wnrehollse 301 Liber St
opimidte srnltlatteld,
rra.tt vsrlr ty
u nd II EA i LNI: nylon.; which arc the
Alleghroy m 13,1 Monitor ..oul Cooking
Ihv land Sculluel. for coal or
wI anti thy utitivalled blmr of the Empire. for
wood: Vezoirr, bugar
I roll,. Ah.l Hollow NV., yet calla. -
INDUNTICIAL WORKS
• nt Gil N. ....... . ...... ..111:1,Ett Oitet.
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.,
4IIN E ARO, MA.
Manoractorere of Lend and Marlon
ENGINE, Lt c(INli PT \ F.. for Coal Work, OIL
WELL ENt.IN len, and ',cry kind of Maehinenr,
made to or.b.r. \II w.•re. warranted. CASTINIen
of ...cry Jrneriptlon made to order. Repairing
Marelinnlry promptly attended to.
ciellNFlt PtUNT ALLEY AND
BA'NIe OP A Y RIVER, near the Point,
YlD...wren, Pa. fa= :Swift
ARSENAL GLASS WORKS.
MODES, RYRIE 8 CO.,
Msnurnelnrors of BLACK grid OItEEN
W ARK. Drug . gl>ts' Ware, Bottles, Demijohns, C.
110 ,. 1). Ae. arebouse—So. 144 WATER STREW] .
bet wren go:M.10/0d and Brant streets, Pittsburgh
Penna.
We warren,. our Wares to be reporter to any mot
ti :tered west of the Mee ttratno. Meat, en band,
tii,etware of the :the, deseription. An order.
pro ntie.ly 'Mewled to, Perth:e'er *Lttraloll bald to
prt tztent,ls. ahetlY
WM. LIOLUEIi.... JAMES 111W111
JAMES JUWI & co.,
lIAISICFACTIIHERS OF
OIL OF VITRIOL AND AQUA AMMONIA.
Offioo.l6 321Xxsz-lx-ot
P.ITTSBUROII.
....... 0)1E6 W
ECI=MOIMII
• •• • .
COLLINS 6: WRIGHT, Brittania
Bra,. and meet alctai Worker., Reliant* Cu
Lora, Carbon and Lard On Burner., and all differea
.tyle. of 'triennia tined by Oil. Manufacturer.
I inters promptly No. in SECOND 6TRERT
Pit t•iturnh. Penna.
%.'• SEVERANCE, N0..5S WATER
1.-"• STREET, manufacturer of BOILER
RIVET, W It/Litt LIT nPIKES, common and railroad
or ..n.ry ciesreption.
Particular *toed or olinped Spike, and Rivet, tarp
or .ninii, made to ord., al 'Aloe Boller. di Rood ati
norinient cono4n,l4r on liana.
SUNDRIES.
ApcsuGAN suilouNG
POT.ALTOMEII63
We no
now prepared to Mkt) orders for a choler
article o nEEDLIM. Ptil'AT(th;rt eattod the Mich.
Ipp..n Seedling, rals,l frow the Ball. *ample. , can
ne
.ten at RAPT c }LEI r Etrs,
loll11:2wd115 [Abu Ntrilut
pnoltircE ( . 0 N S itLEN
luo boxes Monslllo Orangen;
2.1 du do Luloulos . .
10 bu)hrlo prime 5.1.0,
10 luarrolo Crout.ortle.;
lot doz., 03.orted canoed Fruits,
barrel. viroc White Beau.;
NI do Pooch Blow Votm
Forcaluby W. 4 . , „r.
OJE'.2!ill
Intb3:tf
YOTATOEBI
x= , crr.a.irc:imens
Wo art now recolviug large conslyinuleats of those
tine 11114:o WAN BLOW PUTATtlite,
ivideh bro ndlor to the trade by the ear lead, dray
wail or slog., barrel. GR .kry IthITER,
uth9:2 wil - - •--- • ..2113 Liberty street.
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pRODILICE CONSIGNMENTS.
dCW bbir. prime Peabh Blow Potato.:
41S) both. :ieshasintiok do
00 bozos 011bUt. ssss
70 do new Ala le bugor:
00 to Canned
. roaclace;
00 do do r omttoeir;
CO db llesolos Orel:gee;
40 do Lemont;
70 bids. Sorgbum: •
15 do Sidi vieklev
70 base. gaiedus:
61 bb1e,28111.4/ed Apple.;
Dried Peach..
Blower Seed no.l B 7 . =iby Sp
rt.
'
Butter nod Eggs dolly red 'y
„ wort . 3, Bram
mhd .10. . -. 01% labors.' etreel.,
WORCEST.C.R.SHME, SAUCE.—
LEA fit /' £II,IIIIO'S genuine!, t o pints and h.tt
pints; oho, Harvey, rrluca Of St . Tel atid CUlDber-
Itilid armee; Crosse S.:Biacktrull`s Ni Wont and Mush
room Catania, for fish, trom it te li foApA r r Alv,
Corner of Liberty and Hand street:-
FISH
-100 bait' Md.. Noss IV luta Flah;
do du Lake Herring;
do Solt Salmon;
:3 do • do Trout,
For We by (GO J. B. CA.NFIN.LD
REAL ESTATE
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COAL LAND FOR SALE--266
Va t res and 3 petition on the lffolionfeahele Ulcer;
two VOL. above tile river of 0 and 1 feet; three be
low the river. ape of to tivl7. Peen mare& rector rail
fad required to rt. the coal Into boats. Every
oot of title lend !TIM irticre the Coot eaChthences
pontains coal. tenons Wishing' to purchase coal
roperty art lartteµ 'fa eseuthse the. elan at oar
f3Cn• CllTilßEirr t BON%
o. 61 Starlet street.
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ciq'l,llAV'S ESTRACT•j
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SIMON JOHNSTON, Druggist,
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einosaof: o l
Ll ., Th w
THE RECENT DIPROVEMENTS
A that bare been folded to O.
pkvkvr,....cagi ***6.7q• =-1
to thin Ina,titlnn, It lin+ btrotno un..sa.l to I,r
-pxr, ttora at a:I by banto,p. nn-•,. •0 drat 11.,
epttre , CWIII/4 Plait tonlinary rarentqrt Is pyrfortne•l
without I , ntlng. h Ina tort' gr• at
nattop
Below w, atlve a latrin. flilde up (rota actual nap/
tv rni !Oat , Ovt.uplt.tltti pialt•
am met,.l.. thlatllachlnnztutl aln,, by han.l.
Ittt 11,E. I, NI•.
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Call and see these Superior Machines
in operation and judge for your
selves.
WM. SEMNER & CO.,
27 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh
fe2l:
GROVER Si. BAKER'S
SEWING MACHINES
Have Oven awarded the FIRST PREMIUMS at tb
following Fair. for toe year 1363:
rlre. Premium for beat Machine work at Penn&
"Ile „'A:
r mium fee beet Machlre work at New Yor
ttctr Fair.
iHM=M==l
First premium for best msnururturtng Machine
ot:lu State Fair.
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Finn premium for beat Manufacturing Machina
if eb!can State flit.
First Pretututu fur beat Manufacturing Machine
Winconein Stato gale.
.
First P r emiu m for beat Manufacturing Machine
Lawrence County Fair, Pa.
.F:rut Premium for beat Machine fur gene •go fur
;ewe, at Lawrence Count Fair, Pa.
First Premium fur beat Family Machine at Buck
County Fair, Pa.
Vint Presulum for beat Manufacturing Machine
Rucks County Fair, t'a.
Firnt l're.siurn for inapt Slanufecturlng and ...mil
Machine ni.Sprlnglield Fair, WO°.
1 , 1,1 rremtnm for Test Nianufsciering and Fund
Machine 3t l'aimyrx FAIr. N. Y.
lirendual for best Manufacturing hll.l Family
Machine at Suffolk County Fair. N. V.
lirentium for best Manufacturing trot Family
Machine at Schuyler County Fair. N. 1.
First Premium for I. Machine for all purposes
nt Allegheny County Fat, lia.
First premium for heat Manufacturing Machine,
Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for boat Machine bora st A Ileghep
County Fair, VA
And wherever exhibited.
A. F. CHATONEY,
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SHAW & CLARK'S
SEWING MACHINES.
-So Mil ELabilxiess
SOLD IN TWO DAYS.
Are manufactured without any complicated machin
en', and therctore arc not liable to get out of repair
and are perfectly adapted for ceery description of
Yomily Sewing and Tailoring. We do not class our
Machines with cheap machines, se we hare taken tit
Patentee prices. We refer to tbr following peroote,
as refit-once:
Mr. A. AIHEN, No. lfg Fourth street: Mr. V
DEP. NAILLEN, No. =a Webster street; Ur. 1.
IorLAN, No. C Colwell street; Mr. J. Sel/FIIC,,H.
No. In Oecon•I street, Allegheny City. We havuotb•
ern that that we can refer toAll of our Urn blues
are warranted tire years. ....GENTS WAN • tY.:I).
lt. H. Lo N 1.3, AgcoL
112 Grant street, oe, t tits,
' nollnanneo.l Prrran unfit. Pa.
$25 BARTLETT SEWIN(4 MA
CHINE..—AGENTtI WANTRD TO [NTH°.
IH7CE THE BARTLETT SENVI.NO MACHINE.
PRIOE O.N Y THE WILY CHEAP MACHINY
IN THE UNITED STATES Isce.n.e4 so use the
Wheeler I Wilson, or under feud. Agents are clear
sg from 1,0 to &MO tWit MONTH. County rights gte.
n •nAgents. Enclose stam address
FACIE 11110T/I ERS.
Hun. Juf,ents Toledo. Ohio.
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AND
GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY
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59 Fifth St., Masonic Hall.
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J. L. READ, 78 Fourth st.
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1 1 HE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY
WILL BM'
I=ll."Errtainr..Mgßip
Sulphuret of Iron
lypuurykrastlarildt Manutictorleg Co•/ OlOee,
Corner Pitt Street and Duquesne way,
HATS. CAPS. &c
HATER HATS!! RATS!!
SPRING STYLES.
31eCCOELIDO & C 0. ,.
18111yrOcal STAK ETy
LAttuar AND MISSES , DEDDTS: r
4 ..le t Tg l awrz . / OD N0175•_ len, ,
• til l & I.:,,Thiliiwit z ry . .. sluosAßLl,
All the Lateit tltyl6 in Great Variety.
anh
virm. SEMPLE'S,
ISO and Is 2 Federal Street,
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ALL W 1 , 1
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Aryls (nil stri ,1c.r1.1.1 vg all kind. Or
EMEI
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aVillittui Seniplu's,
ISO and 10.2 Federal Stryt,
Al...ve It Diamond. Allrenendryilly
W. W. MOORHEAD'S,
New Style Frizzed Nets,
Hair Coils,
Fancy Buttons,
New Empress Hoop Skirls,
Embroideries, Laces,
11 ooleti, Goods,
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No. Si Market Street.
N I MI
I 4C31 oodlis
.IC,T D AND 1, , P. SALE RI
WHITE. ORR & CO.,
SS Firth Sttroot
ACRUNI ltr CARLISLE,
19 Fifth I.=;truet,
A- """"
NEW Ty1.1.1-,F HAIR NI:1'n;
HAIR I 11.-. I.- AND TWIST,
RLACKAr‘vI"I4:I/,11.K
1A , N0,111 , ,T1E1/ LA! E
I ADIF , ' PAVER COLLARS
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Duplex Elliptic Skirts
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ALL KINDS OF PAPER COLLARS
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ALL WINTER: GOODS
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Merchants and Healers supplied
at lowest prices.
MA( REM & CARLISLE,
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS L!
RECEIVED PER EXPRESS TO-DAY.
New St) to -Friz" Head Nets,
Hair Coils and Rolls,
..A.LESCIP,
Bradley's Celebrated Duplex nip&
HOOP SKIRTS
%ew Goods Arriving Daily
DURING THE SEASON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Will find our stock Complete and
Prices RN Sow as any other's ouse
MAC 111 . 11!, MADE S; CO.,
Nos. TS and SO Market Street
A GENERAL
REDUCTION
COTTON GOODS
BATES & BELL'S.
A l' EATON'S,
17 Fifth Street.
ARRIVING DAILY BY EXPRESS.
litair Roth+
Hair Coils,
Curled ',Vets,
IiOLD tia,.yEltaLaL s
REAL POINT LACE COLLARS,
POLNT A PLIQUP. COLLARS, __
POINT 1 1'11, L i kticla DA irra i o
11.A6VATDAdvd:VirNEK L USYMc i iiTr711
variety.
WINTER GOODS
CLOSINC OUT AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Es.a.riNcolv,
(SUCCESSOR TO EATON, LLACRUM S .
At/. 17 Pinh Street.
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JOS. HORNE & CO.
flaying finiancd taking alma,
Are Offering their Entire Line of Goods
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tamax4:Eatminmsr /514012X-aZi9
I,U,IMUCHIEFS,
Sets, ;Collars, Sleeves,
siCocow. isirairvris
AT DECIDED BARCAII'S.
POINTE LACE GOODS
€3IRIIF;AJP.
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JOSEPH HORirE S CO.)S,
77 and 79 Market Street.
ARR, tOcCANDLESS CO.,
CLATZ WILYON, CAW: & C 0..)
Wholesale dealers In Ft)READN AND. DOMESTIC
DRY wicros, No. al Wood 'street: Med house above
Diamond alley EWAbona.
t ih r t atmer,
it n =ritraAV•oaosia l i
watt.
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19 Fifth Street.