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iteaw, Ageek oath payments to,
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editions!
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.11111t1E MOMS at the timbre, or flow nowsbota.
Naffed by carrier' at IrtirTZIGN CIZNTS Der week.
SIISPENSIOPI OF HABEAS CORPUS.
during the progress of out late
-. liitic.ft . ,l:*itne necessary, in the judgment
OY3he authorities, to suspend the writ of
kithtltiV,iiiptinic the 'British public, through
all tite 'regular agencies for expressing
opinicui,'gave-velit to the most 'violent in
dignation. The suspension was detrinced
411inif40 o(4espc - Alml - without*lirraiit
in'tfiZiwictico of modern nations claiming
advanced civilization, and as the first of a
monstrotts.aerimot.m.ensures under Odell
popularintaltntions and personal freMom
would alike he demolished.
It da,malhle ctikt- apprehensions were
really entertained by a good many people.
In periods of profound excitement, and Ca
pedally 7a . thetf xtfdltibisat anintosities are
Hilly aroused, things arc easily seen that
have no existence, end things which do ex ,
I#.nivittien-tinder inch! lights 4 te, take on
en aspect altogether `illusory. Whatever
perils are before this republic ; through
whatever .ordeuls it rosy yet be called to
pakf:this'. t titay - be' kifely said, that none of
the formidable evils predicted in muse-
OtterteCof titn.suspeosion of the writ of ha
leascorputt, or of any other of the severe
- mearkreirneeessitated - by the war, have
been.,e . xperienced. Popular government
still remains, and loyal citizens arc as se
cure lir the' rattssilession and enjoyment of
their Tiede, in all the regions not involved
therivOlt,'lts they were ten years ago.
The wheel of destiny has revolved. lu
all the loyal States of the Union the writ of
Aaipeas corpus has been restored. In Ire
land it has been suspended, by act of Par
liament. Wind is -more, this measure of
repression meets the warn approbation of
the masses of the British people. They
seem to have not the remotest idea this
suspension of the great writ is perilods to
any indiAduals except conspirators against
the peace and order of the realm. Indeed,
'it is confessed, on all hands, that a feeling
of relief ran through the community when
Parliament sanctioned the suspension.
Nothing is more natural. War has itsown
methods, not less than peace has its meth
ods; and when war actually transpires, or
is felt to be approaching, the staidest pc-cpu
.
batons as promptly resort to war measures
as the most Impulsive and inconsiderate.
Nor is this the only way in which the
British, just now, reject those inculcations
of-moderateness whirl. they obtruded upon
us. in their dealings with the Irish they
accept the doctrine that treason is the great
est Di% crimes, and. ought to be punished
as such. ,weight Is given to prov
ocations, real or imaginary, to treason_
Whatever pretences or facts may he alleged
to justify it, are allowed no consideration.
The authority of the crown is Menaced; the
quietude of society is threatened; the dis
memberment of the realm is impending;
and - nothing - further is essential to warrant
a resort to any measures that may be needed
to obtain the old order of affairs.
But let no one suppose this' experience
will lead England to treat the United States,
in case of future intestine diffienities, with
either magnanimity or justice. She has
had these melte experiences, over and over
again; without changing her temper or de
portmenttowards other nations when in
volved in corresponding troubles. She has
one by which to measure others, and
another rule by .whicit to direct her own
conduct; and these rules are oppugnant
and contradiCtory. She secs the discrep
ancy ai-dislinitly Is it - is seen by rither na.
tione , or individuals, and is not ashamed.
Ott . ttrary, she rather delights in it.
&peculiar satisfaction animates her at con
denining in others what she indulges in.
upon system, herself. That is, she mess
, ures her virtue by her professions, and ex ;
cases her departures therefrom, in prac
tice, by the deplorable hardness of her
fate. _ _
Tun MOAT Ent as it passed -- the Senate
on Wednesday last, provides for a standing
army winging of five regiments of artillery,
twelve' regiments of cavalry, and fifty regi
ments of infantry. Eight of - the infantry
regiments, and, in accordance wills an
amendment proposed by Mr. WADE, two of
the: Stvalry regiments, are to be composed
of colored men. An infantry regiment has,
oftleens, 500 privates, which
number may be Increased at the discretion
of the Pr'ellident to 1,000.
With the exception of the colored regi
ments, the sty-four regiments of white
here proSided i for will consist mainly of crib
cern. There will be skeletons of companies
for therieofticers to command, but nothing
more. In a country like this, where labor
is remunerative and laborers in demand,
men cannot be found to fill up sixty-four
regiments In the regular service. It never
was a popular service, so faros the rank and
file are concerned, and In the nature of
things it Canna be. To provide, therefore,
for such a largo - iitablishment in outline,
without any prospect of ping it, seenn ,
like a mere scheme to afford - comfortable
places for a small army of officers. When
the regiments of the present reghiar army
ate filled up with recruits (and that will be
a long while hence) it will be time enough
to talk of-increasing the number of regi
ments.
Gov. HWMPIMISTS, of Mississippi, in
recent letter, which be signs as Governor
of that State, endorses a movement for the
collection and preservation of the records
of the Confederate army, in which he calls
for the preservation of documents or "de
tails of robberies, conflagration and van
dalism," "to be transmitted to posterity in
vindication of the truth of history and the
rectitude of our (the Confederate) cause."
This HCOPIIIREVI being what is considered
a "loyal" man at the South, we suppose
the first thing the "loyal" men whom he
represents will demand, wlien they get
control n 3 the National Government, will
be an acknowledgment from the North
that It Was wrong in patting down the Con -
fiderateiXtitise, mut au expression of peni
--tenoe- Taw
' Tax President' gave it.out, the othei day,
that Louisiana', was more loyal today than
she was before the rar. Bight upon the
heels of this deelniattOn coteei tho ,electien
or 3.Xoiraou,:eri•out:end4mit 13e0estUnist ps
Mayor or 4ett Orleane, , by* !HAM' maieri
tr: S°47PIW In t 4 el -111 We orals mans '
dlsioyalty thi according to
the New yor]tki'tfine,, at ^ones 61440 4f.
GaveruP-T°11,491.11404:14...qui5h the 431 0 7
ttole; .
As WE [LAVE stated before, the resolu
tions of our State Convention excite admi- -e fur compauti , tormrra s.ent &mu
ration and approval
ari n in g . . :l° P l3 People ISt. Louis rv. hoots -nutmer up to the
throughout the miurttik;: and they Nivel Izockyl•fountains. to supply their trading
given to the Repubdicatts!of Pena:l4l,mM° a', posts, ILild bring Lack the Ill , lltllulation of
much higher positidti among their fellow- fUrN and pelt ties, and the Government sent
loyalists of the net ion than t hey.ever &joy. one t i ,u.k.• .1111 till• hnii:lll anettittes. Now
ed before. They were mainly from the pen .no eV.% than seventy-ttve steamers i.eJ .J
-4 Eton TnoxAs E. Comut.tN, of York, rrtisetl to lonvo i tl i ttrin f tz ther omit of April.
and reflect the highest credit upon hit still. are I t ' s..rng q pu n re ' itt '' I tg w g-o d s th a c n 4 ' rn i k o . un ' ta r l i nl
ity and patriotism. this season.
Our Harrisburg correspondent. writing ;
W 'rtr new residence of General Grout al,
asy he.
ingto
a n io is b o y nez n f
itta-obrmloctoubuilt
,sglas iptric:
on the day of the Convention, spoke of the ten
dim shadow of a fear that was felt by many and Breckinridge as their metropolitan
in the Convention, before the resolutions , maidences while in office. Government
I t i ati g used tha
re tli t e; i l i h o o n l . e bk.T ie k a..;:oa hosuse fildtaolil!lntr
were reported, let: oicy might not come up
and highly
to the mark. This fear did not originate General Grant's belongs to Alfrel l Lee, f.
respectable colored
from any want ol i contldenen.inor suspicion i sagacious
i Ma : flour denier,am reported to be worth
of any member of the committee which was
appointed to frame a platform, the chair- I Two "roconatrnebed" military gentle
man of which was known to be a thorough men, one- of •whom formerly served under
Radical; but grew out of the fact that the n o ,, r e,,P; a /b . u gitt e r : 1 a t t Potit ('picot, Ar 7
temper of the Convention had not yet been .I river., ~ The weapons u t st ' d W•ere ''s boW l iV
tested, and no one knew how far the spirit.krthreat Major Burns was wounded In the
that mardfeited itself in New York might. p;;;ritV,:triv7,lo.T cunose, off „ b l i w ,'"l ' , l' O e f n a tl ce 's
prevail there. Such a feeling was natural, , eavfoliF and finally put out one •of his
under the circumstances, and it was dissi- I 'lles' Then he was satisfteil.
Paled the moment the'veading of the resolu-
Lions touched the key-note that was in bar- 1 blee rr A s s7gr d one t o h rthe ie l ' ie r fi;X ß o e f n t t lie a m ha ou l n f :
I tains has been elected war chief of the
loony with the sentiments -of every one I Cheyennes, i„ avn oth t l x, er
t l k r:i t r i le .
there. The platform introdueed.the mem- held against the whit p es. l3 Nojvittistanding
hers of the Convention each to the other, . bis Anglo-Saxon blood, Bent is said to be a
and then every-one saw how Idle had been 1 t r. itt v e e r ene d T i y ar o in f
g th , e w . l i lits ;,,,, a v ut. e. l l ll . 11( 1 .
~,i i s
the fears that prevailed before they thus , on the plains,
knew each other.
WARDEJSTS OF Tan STATEN-10 a re
port submitted to Congress Pennsylvania is
set down as having a war debt of f1t53,000,-
000. The only war debt contracted by this
state was the t 3,000,000 war loan, and that
Is in course of extinction. Philadelphia
borrowed some few millions to jay boun
ties; but the people of the state generally
raised from among themselves, by taxation,
the money necessary for that purpose :
so
that although the sum of $53,000,000 was
undoubtedly spent in raising troops to fill
the quotas of the State, it is not In any
sense a debt. The State is in a better flush.
cial condition, to-day, than before the war,
with less debt and with better means for
paying rapidly what she owes, and that too,
without resorsng to direct taxation.
TnE REsermsz.—We have now received
responses from every Republican paper in
the State to the nomination of Gen
eral GEARY, and without a single
exception that 'nomination" is responded
to with a heartiness zeal rarely, if ever be
fore, witnessed in Pennsylvania. The tone
of the papers is not formal or constrained,
but bears every evidence of genuine good
feeling and sincerity. Nay more. The
campaign has been actively opened at once,
alt along the line. There has been no
M ailing:or hesitancy; but with a unanimity
and a determination that augurs victory the
enemy has been attacked at all points with
out the slightest show of wavering or weak-
A WORD OF A DVICE. —A few papers in
the country, with a sycophancy that seems
natural to them, make daily thrusts at FOR-
N EY, imagining that they can crush that in
dividual and so conciliate the President.
To all such we take the liberty of saying
that JAMES BVCDANAN quarrelled with FOR
sky and did not make anything by it. For
years the presses in the interest of the then
President kept up a personal warfare on
hint, which resulted only in seeing him
victor, in the end. It' those who are now
repeating that experiment are of the class
that can learn front experience they may
live to thank us for. recalling that fact to
their notice.
Tue. Chicago Tines says that Judge
PArrensos, scm-in..bm of President Jon:c
soN, and the United States Senator elect
from Tennessee, recently made a speech at
a Democratic meeting in Berks County.
Pennsylvania. He wasatmounced to make
a speech at that meeting, hut didn't do it.
The spirit was willing hut the flesh was
weak.
THE important statement is said to come
through Montgomery Blair, that Secretary
WELLES has given assurances that no man
at the navy yard of Portsmouth, N. IL.
shall be turned' odt for voting the Demo
cratic ticket_ If they escape being turned
out for not voting it they will be lucky.
IT is a significant comment upon the re
puted loyalty of North Carolina that the
honest, peaceful, loyalq,uakers of that State
are compelled to emigrate to the North be
cause of the hostility shown them by the
North Carolinians on account of their devo
tion to the Union during the war.
TOE call for a Convention in Kentucky
on the 7th of May, to form a new party
pledged to the support of President Joins
so N, is backed up only by the Louisville
Jot/cool clique. The old-line democrats
intend to hold a Convention of their own
on the Ist of May.
THE New York Evening Post calls for the
expulsion from the Senate of Saulsbury, of
Delaware, for his drunkenness. Ile was so
offensively drunk, on Wednesday, that the
Senators had to eject him from the hall.
_ -
TIM, democrats say that Gcn.lGE.sn4 Is
just the man they wished as to nominate.
Oh, yes ! We always nominate the man
they prefer.
Wn are indebted to Hon. mos. WIL
LIAMS fora copy of CARL Senn nz' report on
be state of the South.
ME Republicans carried Camden, N. J.,
at the election on Tuesday last by 2.50 ma-
jority
AN ALLAYING FACT.--Intelligence was
received yesterday at tbo rooms of the
American Seamen'eTrlend Society, that a
few days since a vessel on which• they had
placed one of their sailors' libraries, had
been boarded In an Irish port by an Eng
lieh detective,wito Maimed upon examining
the craft. Coming upon this library, ho
took down a book here and there, and find
ing one named Alarming Fads, at once
turned to the tliaptain and demanded to
know who was in charge of the library.
Upon being told,he ordered the sailornnder
arrest, and kept him in confinement for
twenty-four hears. Then the facts were
investigated by higher authority, and the
prisoner was relented. Perhaps When the
ware is over these Englishmen will be
ashamed at some phases of the ramie into
which they have been thrown.—N. Y. Ttmea
N the p ofthe Gee trial at Raleigh,
'North Carol na, David S. Miller, of 'New
York, testified :
"I heard Major Gee make the remark ,
that they eould kifithem (Yankees) of faster
there than they could in 'Lees army—this
conversation was betvreen, the Ist and 24th
of Ockobor—am not positive as to whom
this was said, but I think to a brother of
his, hull= noteortain—it WWI in his room
al headquarters—my room was next to
Ton French iron-clad men-of-war are de-
Oared to bd useless at sea. Their gins can
not be mancenvred and fired except on
smooth water, and they can only be ' em
ployed for harbor defense. Their coat has
been about (120,000,000—probably , about half
what the United.titges hate spent for mon
itors and ether nrrnorod vessels. In our
case, too,- the result Is about thename. The
ships are good: for toast defense: but it is
-not, bellesecitherthey can leadvantarieus-
Otnplirjedforfighthat In the open sea.
.
stevrna hovetinpleasent the thought
muy be, it is nevertheless true thutthe pp;
collar 11Sintenblett:luutnut4 tbe hams of
WOOMIIta , l 4o `. celebrnted, it 4114 i te, ti 4
of.theimaices
PPla :WWCa;We'tlottv are fed and thttOted.
Nature seems to have semnlletlltlitttjblttlitt :
with. MSS Destre‘l447ltiWnrithikOmcin
which 11.01".. with'
nlitivorstuastifi: Asti** got!,
. .
GENEAA NEWS
TEE number of pardons that have been
granted by the Pt caident to persons in the
States below mimed, under the thirteenth
exception of the amnesty proclamation, is
as follows: Kentucky, 12; West Virginia,
48; Arkansas, 41; Missouri, RI; Virginia,
*2,070; North Carolina, 4132; South Carolina,
• Florida, 3M; Louisiana, 142: Georgia,
1,228; Alabama, 1,381; Mississippi, 765. To
tal, 8,838
ALREET PIKE, the rebel poet and Indian
lighter, is at Little Reek, and evidently
still very unhappy. A correspondent of
the Lawrence Tribune says he recently ;
heard him declare that "till efforts at re
publican government record,' in history
were signal failures; that ours tens the
most complete failure of all, and the sooner
the free government humbug wits played
out, the better."
Tna flornertrmeri—The theory that the
Itinderpest Ipronouneed with the i short, as
in ain,J Is like small pox, and may be con
trolled by vaccination, Is losing ground in
England. The London Taut says: "We
have reason to know that the experiments
made under the Plague Commission
• on the protective influence of vareineti ea
against the cattle plague, have shown that
this protective influence dons and
i CorMicrry oe Sri-LING Lorrritv Prim-
I crow,—Frank J. Monaghan has been con
victed in Philadelphia, of selling..tutery
' pond.. The prisoner had a license under
j the internal revenue law, hut as the State
• of Penu.sylvania prohibits lotteries, the ;
• court decided that the Government license •
was of no avail. The Government only in
tended to put a license tax on lotteries In
States where lottery dealing was legal.
•
Iv rs srsvan that an Austrian decree, or- I
tiering that all the children of the public •
schools in Bohemia, henceforth, will be
obliged to study the Bohemian language, ;
• has caused large masses of the German
population to sell their real estate, and em-
I ignite to the neighboring German Provin
cue. Others are preparing to emigrate to '
the United States; in general, the emigre- I
I lion to this country during the present year
will reach unprecedented proportions.
A LATE ELIgII9II Wart: on diamonds and
lother precious stones, says that but a small
portion of [het:rents - sold and worn are genu
ine. The diamond ruin. of Golconda have
given out, and those of India are rapidly
falling. The scarcity of real genie has been
• met by the ingenuity of counterfeiters, who
manuacture spurious gems that frequifialy
deceive expert eonnoisseurs.
Tux total nataber of children between
the ages of nix and twenty-one years, enu
merated for school purposes in Indian., is—
males, 2.83,81.3; femeles,l26S,44l; total, 522,-
1 244. The amount collected for sellout pur
poses during the past yeer evir,742. 77,
of which there has I—,ll expended • de sum
0r.Y:E1,2: - .4 13.
A w parrs.: subtler, mho has been through
all the campaigns and shared in many of
the fiercest battles of the war, writes from
his home that "he never realized the hor
ror of war till he got home to Indiana, and
found his girl married to a stay-abhome
dry goods clerk."
A NAPLES letter-writer ways that several
Roman Catholic priests have declared their
intentions of marriage, tinder the new law
Which makes marriage a civil rite. awl that
one has already been united to a lady of
Naples. 'The writer thinks this example
will be somewhat extensively followed.
Tsessyne.Tnove..—ln Marybebone Coun
ty Court, In England, it has been timid,'
that if a railway passenger find a purse or
watch or trinket, or any similar article for
Which, if lost, the railway company would
not be responsible, he has a right to retain
it against all the world excepting the right
s .
fttl owner.
•
THE San Antonio (Texas Herald is
charmed with the serene peace that prevails
in that city; "With the exception or fifteen
or twenty fights and the exchange of n few
friendly shots, without any unfortunate rt
gaits,
.nothing 01 moment has happened for
two days."
Tun Gainesville It 7ro thinks that Florida
will ROM. IttiVellsupentbandatnt population,
as emigrants are pouring in froiu All parts
of the world. it bids them welcome; and
assures them of a kind reception—particu
larly If they bring money.
B. M. HARRISON, of Terre Haute Intl.,
Jersey,
havehis b ro ther, residing in New
have recontly been notilied that jry" tta.
death of a wealthy relative in i.ngland,
they have together inherited - the sum of
$6,2.59,000, whiet they have divided equally
between them.
A nous?. worth twenty-five thousand dol
lars has been pnitented to General Sher
man, in St. Louis. It is situated on Garri
son avenue, near Franklin, and the lot is
elglity-four feet front by a depth of one
hundred and fifty feet.
THE Old Hunkers of :stew York have
raised $lBO,OOO to tempt Henry Ward
Beecher to leave Brooklyn and preach Con
servatism to them. That is what conies of
his keeping bad company.
TliE New York Tribune is of the opinion
that the party that held a State Convention
in Pennsylvania when Lee was on the soil
of the State, "and didn't call on the people
to rally to defeat and expel him, isn't going
to.win."
LECTURES
MERCANTILE LIBRARY
• La 3113 40 %I 7:7 WL ZIMI .
JOHN B. GOUGH
WILL Liu -runs IN
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WEDNESDAY, HOCH 21st,
SubJect—"TEMPERANCE.”
FRIDAY, MARCH 22d,
Subject--“HABITP
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when the ordinance of Baptism will he admlnin- ~`llL'`a un i. • 1 ' l ' _ 11.1 "..' 11 ' 11.
tared. mill/ ' TA
y, l7 e T ro Etll ,,AN — A G s o D o H d is A A g m e , n ..s t it g ,
N t0 ,,,,.. 5 .A T
THE PLYMOUTH COMORE
GATION AI Clll.llWit will coolinac to woe - N ' i11.,..,.. 1 1 0 ,4g14. 1. t . 1 M:1„, ,1 , n ,%,:; . ,%;,'";,,1 4 , 0 1,, ~,:.
ship to their Church , on !laud chrect. until the tom- „ woo ~,,,, „ s o i ,,,,., ~, ,•,,-., ,, ,yi, , ,,,,. T , ,,„,.
pletton attic new Academy Of Muck. Um . HEN- noo
b oil no
Bonk .
non i ..
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nmon „ ,001 ,
RY D. 310011 E will
. prearli TO-MORROW at 10‘c
A. M., god et 7r. m. in the morning the tints tier- ', 1 ,7 0 7.,,,11,: . di p,,, h 1 K 4 n 0 1 0 ,..1,% 1L '..' ogu o l n VlV o fg , :sg..?„
moo on MnnTiol . l. P ll g ltm. rr. g r..l. KIK ' 7II AR. aIIERLLII3. G 7 on rth street P , I . lll3bitrith, l'.
mlll2:l3d3tavetterw
RELIGIOUS
POLITICAL
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-R e want . AGENTS every.. here
_to . ..di e
W - EONGRESS. — The friends of IMPROVED TR ENT - 11-DOLLAR SEW (NO MA
CHINES, three new kinds, under and upper fei •Ii
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY warranted Sec years. Above alm) or large commi
' Mon paid. The ONLY Machine. sold In United sta..,
for lent tban_Abili, which are /ally Hcse..l by Boy,
Will present hie name to the Convention of the Whee/er & Wilton, gent,- & linter, &nye, & te..,
Union party. for rmnalnation.as a candidate for I 'llo - and Bache Idn-. All other cheap Machines are I 0
Venn In the Bel DlistreCi. InhiSiGerd : rillNGEenorni. C.lrealara free. Address or esti op
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on SHAW & CLARE, Biddeford. Maine.
iRrICONGRESS. del:demist &mi.'
I - -
WANTED—AGENTS—Nets - Book
GENERAL JAS. S. NEGLEY I T T -NOW READY.—GET THE BEST-Flit iM
, OVEICIAL SOURCES.-The great Campaigns of
GRANT and SHERMAN, by the world-renowned
Historian A. T. HEADLEY,=Mimeo( ••Wa•hing.
IS A CANDIDATE IN THE 520 DISTRICT , ben and Ills thneralsi` "Sacred Mountains. - se.
In.h9tlrnd COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME. OVER 111. H)
: PAGES. with 30 STEEL PORTRAITS. BATTLE
. ....
SCENES and MAPS, giving a complete Illetors of
NOTICES. I irant and SliertnanN campplo.. and a rull Itiogra
- - - pity of the mom prominent benerelsof the Unto.
IIOSS PLASTERERS, TAKE NO- Arrn.y. 1 n
4, This wor c k le published In both English and ii
- 1 -P TIE E. that on and after the FIRIiT OF A PRI I. ~',. i „'.'idi l ,,,. =.'it e ' F tT'A rt r:,.T.t.lg u 4 j;,.,,.
NEXT. we, the Josrsiefuten Plardarere or PUB.. rail on or address A. L. TAI.COTT, /fib Liberty
burgh and vicinity, will demand FOUR DOLLARS. 1 sired , pi ~,,t,”,i, P.. m1113..1
PURL DAY. Sy order of COMMITTEE
lalatat distil - --
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u, y C0,,11 . 1 rote, Orrice, /
.FOR SALE.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ; FOR SALE.--The Residence of
all persons interested• that the report of Al , - I
.. 1 . ,. ~,, im ., DR. j,y ~,,. or , r , w , ~,,, y .„,, I
Yr 7l77 rs 7 Phainted 70 7 11er' 17 c tele damage 7777 " ! and Nor Comment. Allegheny CitY• If old void
by the change of grade of Vann street, with the as- , before lilt 2 , th Inst.. It will be tor nut. Ineolro on
ont sod plot thereof, ems been vitie LAV 111.1 1 the imolai, s or at J. H. S.W. C. 1101 MA is iv -
Ino male,. If the mistmeentents are not paid within i No. , e t 5.,.. e ',., „ tre , te,1.12.1wd
thirty days from this dote, liens will be tiled there. ; .
for segment the properties assessed, with interest FOR SALE—IOWA LAND—S2,OOO
oosas and fees. Immo-ding to law. • -L. -Alt O F FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY
mh9tawd
J. F. SLAGLE. C l l7 YeallcH o c , A CRFAS OF I AND .itu.t.d near Webster Iles,
Nos. lid 'Flftlestnod. 1
. Marathon county. fawn, tote the line of the lem•ln,•
Railroad.) m offered for sale for rho T11111,,11.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DRAYS, 1 sm,,,ss, •sst,.. nadr,s, -ow NKR,- ~, , ,. - n .
HACKS, &X.-Notice Is berths . even to ail ' orrice- fedi:a
Trne re f limy.. Carts, C arritlTCS Boggles, de.. mars SALE—Three
eet . her ° resident or non-resident . Ite the City of I It eidgis good seconl
- to pay their 1.1,1111.1 at the Treasurcrla l ,hand 8011-Elie% 40 inches diameter. Zi feet tong.
otitis of the Clio of Pittsburgh, FORTHWITH, In two II loch flues he each: made of 1-11111 ei Lt. bury t,
accordance wide an Act l-4
of Assembly, approved ; 1111r11 troll, Prh.e Mee e•ncle. Koolau ~....' 11. I.
March JP IMO, sod an Ordinance of the Councils of • DOI. ' S. co., at the. t o d o „,,m, w oe s, ~,,,•,,,, of
the City of Pittsburgh, passed April 10, 19M, and all i Point alley and Duque. se Way, l'i l tslen reit, 1 . . e.
persons who neglect or refuse. to take out Lleenses foci ;4 wdo
will be mlblect to 11,11eltel tr, to be recovered before •
Ts,
Mayor, double
the atnnemt of the Lactase. ' Fon SALE—CRUDE OIL--3 Crude
The old metal plates of previous years must be re- Oil, TAN KO, In goal order, !masted In It Al •
turned at the time Licenses are taken out, or pay ; FIELD, mhataing Law rent, mile, an. 1.1,,e.1 for
TA emits therefor. , sale: cheap. (heir capacity 14 1111011 t 1200 hoe.,
11.111. or 11fhheI1
~ letll. Itooll tainting, ado every (milli) eeti • reel for
Each One Horse Vehlele I) 750 ' ' t intplieg ill i f
tanks from the river. I tot Lore 1.1
Each Two Home Vebielt. IT. CO • ROBERT I. nt7II3IEIPrZ, No. thi ?lest street
Each Tone Horse Vehicle... 15 00 mlel2:lwel
Each Two Horse Hack la 00
Omnibuses and Theis r Wheels drawn by two I.s'Oß SALE--A Valuable Country
horses, Xl9 00 each. For rorth additional horse used ' .7- Resta.. at .F.Algewood Station, Pennsylvania
In any of the above vehicles, Ivo°. ; Railroad. toe and a half melee from W111,16.1..tirg •
, W. EICHISALM, City Treasurer. Eleven acres MG porches of Land; a tine new wed,
PIiTSOPROH. February GM lb.M.-11.7.roarld . log containing ten rooms and cellar underneath.
.....os ,1 Fruit sod other rpnvenlences on the premised For
- 1 further inforiratlon, call at No. RIG YIRle sore,
PUMburgle. oven the heethiSe3.
nedieltl J. 0. 111011.
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FOUND—Sniall amount of Money i li OR SALE - Sharpsburg Property
,in Allegheny City. The owner can have It by ; A'l' A RAIOI SIN-A Brick Hower' and Half so
lllng on ISAAC HITIMETT, at the Great Western Arco of Ornetnel. In the tour vor Pten rp• be id 11. 1
liming Mill, corner of Marbory street and Hu- . Wester. FeautYlv •Ili a Millreall roeves nes , lac.
,eneseeWay, and paying tor this selvertisemeot. ; land. which betngs it within a few memo, ride of
m 1116,314 the city Teems 1120dell.e. For loionnation, ap
^•.-.• - - • e •• -
FOUND
PI) i:: i'.. U. .it Art., ' ill w ..
..i. iiiti; ;:i.;:q: - N irc
1 ork City, or It. H. FRA NC. la. Controller , t 1n. , .
Allegheny City. 'oh 15..i.1
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i 1: 4 1..11{ SA LE— 4. va l uable Farm of
-.. 113 AellEn, In 11.nn town•hip. Westtnnro.land
county, about thee, inn., (ruin trse Pa. It. It.. ..1"
which there are 75 Ivrea cleared anti In goad .t...
of ...titivation: halattc, well timbered; a good Sind..
orchard ',enema fruit of first quail! 1 . like Ito prove.
went s are a good hone, S. g0..1 well of water al Ills.
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tct ' i r se.. " Pre " Vh " o e l ' e 1., '' rn " 1 '' ,1i.,1 ° ,7. ' . " , "b :1. 01. ,: ' ,., " . ' , " ., " ,!;
kr,;;,?.7l:,Xll, l oglht.!'4`,,Tg:' I'lri fi T7,',,,,s i , - ,1,`,
1 I 1 , retell...l , lam enquire at the office of
\‘ ' &l. h. {IAN'S.
! i I . . J-51 LlLerty ...rect. op stair, tutni.ltlol
.
, E 11.116 1 iti,il i kEs s
, ) 1, 1, ' 011 RE N T —A t'ountry rirat. con-
Laing 14 acres of Illell Soli. large two-story 8r0 ., .
Dwelling. Barn. Stahl, .h.chard, ..,p, lag and Sprits,
Simplt, Ilona, ,iltuated :miles from I lir he.l.ige. o;,p..•11, .1,
K tl . l ' .i 4 r""
""e''.
IN.'
r ii ° . Mc 1.0 1 N 5 l'.:.
1, " 011 lIENT--Tlte Lot on the cot
.. oise.ess,
\ ' 1 . nor of Butler and Alleghem. PSI3I . N 1111 tl
Wan], together with the old !trick
to
balltllng
thereon. rite lot ha. 141 feet front hy list feel deep
Perfect, p-;, , t,',..dtv.i. g."',17.ivi.,%=:-.1-.? . ...- . .:13- F . l ‘ frl;
street, second lion?. 0110:51
SEWING MAI
WUEELER tu. WI SON'S
New Improved Family
Makes a Stitch Alike on
Both Sides.
Is so >lmple mate CHILD can lettre to use them
by simply referring to the printed lustruellnue.
which are sent with ',Tan' 111•(
EVERY MACHINE
N .
'tenanting,
Tucking,
Braiding,
Cording,
Stitching,
TIIIIID LIST OF APPLICATIONS
tot Cello, Lieu., uled In the Clerk's rellee up
to kLarel. hi 0, No.
sst.. n/nO FL ACE.
Thos. Well, Tel - yr. 1.1 Ward, littsolr•ib.
Jon!. Tone,. ill.
Lewis !lard: do do do
tieo. Gay lt..n, do do d.,
Andrew Mahe. do du do
Wm. 0100 n, du do do
J 1.... F. 001 •ler. du d o Jo
John Mocni. 40
Jaeoh Fisher, Fetus !loose do .11.
Thos. tiadsder, du do do
Jolts& %% lel, do do do
A. W. Aiken, '1 avec, 2.1 Ward. do
Jut. McKee, do do do
Eugen Zen-Inger. do do do
J... Cox. do .1.1 Ward. do
Rohl. Luxe. Ealing House, do do
Denote fielding. other goods, du •10
Henry McMullen, Torero, fth Ward. do
H. Swearing., do do do
Rosaklaurer, do do du
W. 11. Slmptut, liat•g lions, do do
W. litecaelsen, do do do
H. Thou.. a Co., other goods, do do
Albers tilockner. do do du
Tranerman a Applebaum A Co., other goods, Fount!
Ward. Pittnourgh.
.I.lam eseneltart, Tayern. St h Wary, Pittsburg!,
A. H. Minoan, do du do
Ralthosur Wein, do do do
John Miller, .1u do do
Louis Kauffman, 110 do do
Michael !latter. do do do
John Nusbaum. do do do
Daniel Yells, ado do du
0. W. Buenbw. Fatima Mouse, do do
David Collins, do do do
I'. L. Cells, do do do
L. Seidoeffner, do do du
Lhgarda Kook, do do do
Chas. Mlllsteln, do do do
Raymond SchliThrthog, Tavern, 6111 Ward, do
Wm. McKee, other goods, do do
Wm; Wolff do do do
Henry Itobilrei. Tarern. 4th Ward, do
John Ilwitell, de s do do
Pat' 0 Diann, do 0111 Ward, do
Jou. Moldier, do do do
Mathias ()cline, othergoods. do do
. Wm. Crosson. dS, do do
Gasper fleddinger, Tavern, tOth Ward, du
Isabella Y. Young, du do do
Joo. 11. Clark. do de do
Alex. Murray, do do do
Jos. litter, du do do
?dish a Fenton do do do
Aug. W Mime , Posting [lnn., do do
J. It. flosslItto:. • do do do
lief, Speck mer do do do
Cheat. House y ,do do
d - m. Hui I esin. do :
do du do
Michael umber, do do do
Christ. Men. do do du
Peter Koliseekr r, do do do
Fred•k Smith, .10 do do
stn.!, ocho •I, other goods, du do
Clts. L. Nothing. Tavern, lst Ward Alto henv.
Michael Fisher, du do ' if°
JOhn Fletcher. Ealing House, du do
Adolph Berner. do do do
J. Schutt*. sr, A Co., other goods, do do
*dads. Danner A Co.. do do do
Harmon .1. ',ball's, Tavern, 2d Ward. du
Beery hist. do do do
J. A. - Mickley, do do do
Jolin C Miller. .lo 1•1 Ward, do
Joan lieyer, do do do
boo. Uerst, du do ' do
Valentineotork, Eating House, do do
Henry . LOIN)'.
do
do do
do do
do
Fred Koehendortyr, other gouda, du do
:Stephen lettner, Tavern, 410 Ward, do
E. nliweiger, do do do
Jos. Weber. do do do
John Gordon. do do do
Win.aloffinsu, do do
Jo,. /iolinfeleder. 3: - do do
Phllllp Peery, do do .14
Jos. Stadiemar, an do do
Urn. behmidt, du do do
Anthony Wetter. Eating Hone, do do
Jos. bell'. rth, du do do
Johanna Lang, do do du
Francis Elbe, du do do
0. 0 essenachoddl . do do do
Annit Froelich, do do do
Jno 0. Elcheumulier, do to do
tiottlelh Yeller, do do do
!leo. Schafer, Tavern. lion, Btrestughen.
Juo. I.orey, do do do ,
Jacob Young, do do do
000. Now Eating flues, do do
kit man A 6141111, 110 du do
Fred. Altaveht, do do do
Fred. Senft, oilier goods, do do
Peter Schlegel, do do do
Goo. Dieter, Torero. du East do
Danl. server, du do EltrAbeth.
Barbera Fans. do do Lawrenceville.
Philip 11 agues, other goods, du AlanClicster.
Aug', 'Jaime, Kitting Moose, do MoKeeshort
Mathias hies,. Tavern, do do .
(ou. A. Euler, do do do
John Wort. phut, do do do
Jaeoh Sobeld, du du Sharpe/erg.
Jerome haunt, do do do
KG VOcoff, •lo do b. Pittsburgh.
lot. P. Stele s Edens ljuuse, do Tenacffrancesve
art. Furadrald. othergoods,.
Ches. Threnheuker, Trvern, Baldly In Townsblp.
John 1E1.10..7,. do do do
.I.Llglittter. other goods, do do
J. P. McPherson, 'ravens, Collins do
dWm Snyder !ha. Chortler , do
Reuben Hester, do do do
Cho. C. Ststvena, other goods, Franklindo
Henry Bost, Eating House. 11,11111” du
tarj . 1 1 11:1 . 1411. Teresa, 21,1g o lary do
do
Jacob Tr., Jo AloCaffellest do
Jaeol! Sarver, do do du
Ann Bennett. do l'ltt do
Andrew Jack, do Phllll do
Jos. Dieratch, do Eealiree do
Philip lierat, do do do
James Netirosani do llebb•Gon do
siThaylitts — 7 -- - ; Ail the Latest St in Great Variety ,J. F. I). liontlag, do Uses do ,
! EIG. Fnrlnaree, • do Sealer . do '
__, _ • _, • mli , Fred. Kauff, do .L. St. Cher do .
OLIO COPPER AND BRASS.
3: do
2,C00 hoondsCOpper; AGRICULTURAL. . Andrew Hoover, do d 0
1.0,0 do Brass, : Michael Urea' Eating House, do . do
-
To arrive on steamer YOrktond, for sale t i p - . Matthew Ihtesison, Tavern, trultan do
mhi .,. 115.3.1A1l DICKE d Co. I STATE AGRICULTURAL SOULE. 1 Jos. Henry itt Do lld Beet, Tavern, do du
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~‘, , Ahrens Moony
his. Colgate Palm. i amoVuirenoo m ic " iy " ,t ,-,,, Ttf ", :i b i ..1 4 ' ,% " gr,,, 3 2 1 0 ' 8- 1
I J .mb two... t, ,Ito Versailles do
ISI"rL-21)1) do do do i .........
To et, •HKdeft KlTeertne, Hotel aid Fader ot.lanuary. IRA IL eras resolved to hold an A ' n ' o l u GU l ' 'I. " C°" " ' -in 40 " WEDSF-SnAY * "0 '''h d"
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Soaps, received add for load, by Exhibition thlo pear, on the 2ATU.2IITII 2rng Alit '"f Marsh, "' fi " " o ' clock, a. ''-• " r h " rin g th° I ..viMETIEO AND T016:§.7
It KINKER a saes. moon , KEI'TEHIJI,It sax f r, And appointed u ,.. 0 m , Abo‘v*PPUffatitil l9 . •
.
Vox. l'AiatiA =!I W.oodstre"eL,•,
o ld r i,e t te.eLo t r e eo d e z tv,,e r p u r .opo in aal th it. l TroA u lti t , ...... i . b . o r i r wa -. l .t i rr i I,,,l,P,,,,,PUttor.yyrloiri
h ne .. t t h . e , lc , bondain me Oleo on or ------- . 1 . 1 • • -•
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':Novil,Notatilr , • - . --'
I tia lle llra diff ait er f 4- S t artl i e n Cett ° allt l tt itl e tl e th ltr l tt• ble - sere, AMO3 E.
c. . r Troletrittotut will
o . Q.P .r l e, lol . lf a- C r.see l i e r 7 ,9 oll l l... :C e ill . ll ibt ll,ll M eir. o .4 ll , ll illAt e.
• li eu 431a1w lrAll oll .. • , kail. Korthninberiandt ITst. BiAlst.. rltteborri • '
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r. K b ; e 7 .4.r o i tt4t i ra ,, n o e e r :
i rd: . e . t . : e r ti t
. 1 e 4 .7 zr ..t before
tu k t . h .n e : D irf . .‘ S. .•- , . -
Toys; , Baitkots,,
.1Kol: 111 d .I.Kl•Woltd .tre.t: . Joux . ll„,Hisqtan,liarrignarra GANG, ta_ssalkSi: •-. .rtm - 'Ls , ' said vilailn 1 1 110.11 air& atiffrbATlffsl ,2 .. '
Ad.eil..Bdaelt Ilareratldata it - granted, or they seltl be revoked according islets. ! ..-.... ~e ,
b41.1e9M01L4i2 03 4 11 / 1 1 ; NaP I V I 4r I II,
,LltborAlAix•K,Tril ._ _ Nary, Nor ' rt ' ettVg " , , .""!" 11r 1....___. , w • A - "ERIK'N.' Clete. I 'w - '! `"- - -14111 P C:Il l; - 411 t 2" I
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-11L1.11.00110-.llo,o4t,?bAlildluiltaNdralo 1.,,, 0 Ib. =nem . 0 . arldshurr,_ All communl. --•— . • -
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••• . •• • , IetAIAuDII.K 111, ••••.-- eatlitaidi Quaid itl,...wlllbe/ald betdre the Exec- I - 10 1 0TATOE1500Obbt. Prixtee ' Al.l - • J-,-tif ..i E r Eil ' f 9 • T I:• ' -1: f' •
PEAKETlkt . .llso4stielt. , loa , tito4. • •Ini ii=use:latitM.4 l, l . 4lArsAit i ''" . bert:Smi V e ' 4l ‘ )3l " ./.oA"° ' f°l'4 " l•l s ,L - I
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11. •-- I - i - I • I -I • • - '.'l l "
. 4 . 4 ., R dt o opwagra...ct nurtivinalult,*Qu i t..„.,,,klya4.-ii:_ - 4.,;;24,.purioujazTo . .:, ma y.:. - , , ,•-• . ,-,. - r .- : -,, ,L ~,,-. -' alt - /At - HANp v .! , , • d-kWarletTADdlitare4Kaa- - 10Xlifaxtetatitio• -- '.`
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Sc d•ake oc these Msehmes—dorm to PCUZZCTIoN
They are the Best In the World.
We ask an examination of our Machines before
Ton mat. rune purchase.
WM. SUMNER & CO..
kekhl; NO. Al FIFTH HT., PITTSBURGH.
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_BOOKS. STATIONERY, Sco
lew Book.
00:1 5 9i0: 4 001 , 3434M33;11
enhl7:l4l
A NEW BOON,
AUCTION SALES.
ST. CH ARLES FURNITURE, CAR..
PETS, IJEDDINtn y Se, AT AIICTION.—Cons-.
lamming on W ElniEbli Al MORNING, /starch 21st,
leo . elock and at : r. a., andcontinuing every
day at same hours, will be sold, without resorts. the
3EI f3 Tzr entire funtlAhnwnt t/so lit. Charles Hotel, corner
of Third and Wood streets, embrscing full sults of
Parlor. Drawing Room. Reception, and ChasnMw
i Furniture. In Rosewood, Walnut, ' fitshogauy, and
I m am l og woods. Elegant ImOsteas,Os, watts stands,
wardrobes, tires-Mug Caat.i, Marble tables, chairs
end ,every variety of Funilture: magnificent nor
! roes, vet:mils a blinds, shades, Se., carpets of every
qUlllty, from ingrain to the richest quality of velvet.
and Brussels: oil cloths, druggeta, rues, mats, Ac.;
. bedding embraces feather, eotton, hair, hook and
moss beds and mattraswit spring beds, bolsters,
and pillows, sheets, blankets, quilts, comforts,
ads, musgolto seta, Sc.; dining room ware, In
-1../r/003, sam , rick . eluding the silver spoons, forks, castor., sets cut
, ler:. queansware, table Moen,.ke. Liquors, ekr.,
evill be Included lu the sale and announce.: al rough
the daily pa as pers: also, groceries, pre.sery es, /to,
• also, the Whitg Machine In laundry which cool
gnu. Term* cash. T. A. fitct`f.T.l.. LAND , Auet.
Lll 11.1 - ElEtli STABLE AT AUCTB4S—
Ott WEDNESDAY 31tilt1 March Ili., to
RI o'clock, will be sold, at Om stable of 11. PA'fl'ellt
! 60N CO., who are rethlng from business, First
street, above Smithfield, the entire stock,
tag Horses, Carriages, Ruggles, Sleighs. double and
single Itanness 2 Waddles, Uridles. :Lobes, limn'
Covers. Boils, tutting Bores, Ogice Forniture, Sc.
Special attention to called fo thin sale, thresiock
Ina nearly new and In line condition, nod ivt!l be
sold without reserve. Penn. at sale.
mbla T. A. MeCLELLAND, Anal
BY .451.. L. O. "JELoo
FROM
mr - w - ivir.
J. L. READ, 78 Fourth St
NEW BOOKS
TROWBRIDGE'S NEW BOOR.
Lilac-sr .a.maxdsr AT
GEORGE SANDS' NEW BOOK,
arzuk.sucomsersr.
FAI SE PRIDE, bi the author of `Family Pride .• SSOLUTION lIF PAIITSI3Iw
LIPPINCOTT'S PRO nOUNCING GAZITTEER I t --,.. , „ n iiit c ,-,T,V a rt itr? b l iP. h 4 7 3l i c li r ° 7Tr , "' l u g n , b. ;
ttleee
AND DICTIONARY OF THE WORLD—new 1 the a t one o r D. GlL** c cu., it thie day a it..
revised edition wired by Mutual admen The business of the A
will be settled by their ence.ors, et their °Mee n
ECCENTRIC PI ReONAUES, by W.litlasell. I - the 111111, on South Canal street, near Chesnut, Al ~
And all other new Books for ilia by' Tho g lieny u ndersigned will continue the Milling bust
, to ti v t. Nat;! name and style of OILMORS.,
when, with their increased fact ,
JOHN P. HUNT & CO., 'l7fll,t h :A=l74lt2Vi°,...t d Z'of,Zil=tlAf',',"`Ll
thereforetaost respecholly request at least a trial
39 Filth St., masonic Rau. i from MI, autipanicalarly those hardest to please In
athlti that article ot prime necessity, For r .
P D. 1 LMORE.
J. •. SIMPSON.
PICHRUAwir Oth, tom BF . J. MeIIASTER.
I The nndersigned would resprettntly inform the
oldie that k. tug r at , .1 himself With I). tall:
*JEW BOOKS: MORE and 1 1 i ..J. XIcbtASTEIL, under the name and
. I .‘ Spiritualism, McDonald $1.25 I style °COIL ORS., 1:1111Phill, A CO., the Oneldis•
Rammed from Egypt, A. L. v E . ~. 1.5 d formerly ewndneted by SLEII.SUN A liboW, at 17b
•lintlines of TheolOgy • 544 I Federal street, Allegheny, wilt he centi9,ecd by the
Centenary of American Methodism, !Redo. L5O I now firm, da ted February dth, K. 55
• Life and Leen of F. W ~ i r J
Robertson, Q
.4,00 jebitf J. W. SISISON
I lere wa tt
rd•, Kingsley..• 1,75
/lours Amour the Gospels, Burt 1.10
War Lyrics, the
1,50 HATS. CAPS , &c.
Algers Poetry Orient
The Happy Islands,.. 11, i ui ATS! 11ATIO t HATS!!
Four Years in 014 World
utile J. L. READ, is Fourth street. -d-d
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PROCLAMATION: ' SPRING STYLES.
PROCLAMATION. -- City of Alle- i _____
1/11r, T. lig —ln compliance with a resolntion 1
pacced by the Selct and common Y. minella of toe 1 - v ..-
- JD
City of Allegheny, at their meeting on ilia gth Inst., ivxeCiOrli., Ar Clio..
II ht 'why Issue ray proelninarion. orderilig an Elee . l
lion in Ilia FIRST WARD, .111t•gbeny. too held on
THURSDAY the 22. ti inst. al trte lasi piece of 131 WOOD sr.r4VET,
bottling elections, then and- inst.,
to elect a Menthe ,
t ..o I,WID MISIss..S• DER [ITS;
by the resignation of O. IN. Miller .
(siren urdedilill2rAd m d.d47l l IS Dlf s f a rF d' ^ SAATOOAS, DEIHIyS, DASHERS, RESORT,
gttf •
of
f'" 7 111 " n um'll
w :::: 1::::: Mayor . ''
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DISSOLUTIONS.
FOR THREE DAYS,
_ 1, 4.'1' 12
GOOD PRINTS, Fast Colors:
Bleached Shirting Muslin.
ipJ4
ill the best makes of Prints,
LW SPRING STOCK.
Good Undressed Shirting
Muslin. DeLaines, the newest
styles; a great variety of -" -U I4 V ""CD D
Dress Goods; this being one
half former prices
,t_rr
Extra width and quality of — G;r4Z , O3:3S I .
Shilling and Sheeting AI [ELI:VERA GOODS,
LACE GOODS,
tins. An immense ,quantity EMBROIDERIES,
and variety of Dress Goods. i :LYYI.IAti, LW A I [ls.
Ihe • same as have been sell - u,l,lLitY /0 , 0
tug at 50 and 62 1-2 c, Al lIIMIDEILVD SKI It rb N A 1 ,1%
ri 01' Ni" INciS AM, ITAN'TIKERCIIIF:FS
.ICl' 3 1-44
One dud a half yard wide
Healy Shirting Muslin, A
great variety of Dress and
other Dr) Goods, the prices
being a reduction of one-half
~AI.Ii .
Our Stock is now %en full,
and contains some of the
most desirable and cheapest
goods on hands ever sold:
IiOESE-KEEPING GOODS.
Our Stock is ROW complete, utak-
Inc the greatest satiety eser
exit ittiteti in this city. The
PARTICULAR attention of
Housekeepers is Invited to
this DEPARTMENT.
JSIIIBARkERI'OI,
59 Market Street.
subl2,tf
AIiceANDCESS
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Wholesale dealers lu FORIION END DOMESTIC
44001/S, No. 94 Wood strtet. third house above
lihmond alley Pittsburgh. 1.31
LICENSE LIST
A SEW STO(K
FoREIGN AND DOMESTI4
DRY GOODS,
Fj71 , 1 , FROm nir
I..fll4•sit Ntkveltie
11•11=11
BATES & BELL'S,
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Wholesale and Retail
JOSEPH HORNE & CO.
In , Ite, tL.. nttootlotk of DEALERS. MERCHANT
and MI I.I.INERN to thvir azsurtrnt.ut of
FEIUNISIIING G 00134
”APKI ,
LRSETS. I l Alit
SKIRTS.
Ast, s,rNrtiAr VAltllol
1.4 T iCY7L' I C:, 'NT .
%%111 'EI AUK, .PFREEI , AT I , . PUL AR PRI , I
New Goods Received
Nos. 77 and 79 Markel Street
MU
SPRING NODS.
1. , •t from the FIASTERNITIES. Melt n.
i pri.par, .1 IDII.I , ,ALE awl
The Arrii al, To-Da) are
Hamburg Flouncings,
EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS.
PISS LAI'L CHIA. Al!,
II E SI-STITCH ED AND AIL Ell DK PS.;
AIR DEAD DREIISES AND WILL,:
NEW STYLE Ili N N ET' AND HI H EONS
SLACK .ITT El) SILK NETS:
NEW STYLE EH, SILK VEILS;
Ew STYLE EDIESETs Is rase< solor5;
t .‘N( HAIR coM BS • A PORTE NIINIAI LS
MACRUM, GUDE s CO.,
Nos, 7S and SO Market Street.
1‘1A(11.11:74 S CAIILISLI
1:') Filth street,
A, r.,.t.10., NEN% ANL ,
by dAily Irt. New Noll,
NEw VI.E, 0 ,- II it C E'rs.
HAIR t AND
NET,
1.0N.,, , TTY
LADD', F.:SAND..I.EI , PAPE!: • „1.1.A1L.
%DIE, I•:NA\IEI.P'.I , PAPER CUFES:
FAN, y , TYI.E:
A LENANDREI+ KID (31-OVES,
li E NTIt WI'S, COL I. A RR, TIES,
.73F/Lif!l-3CIX-a3Ellir'/3
Duplex Elliptic SizirtN
To liealers at Manufacturers' Price List.
ALL KINDS OF PAPER COLIJARS
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ALL WINTER GOODS
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Merchants and Dealers supplied
it lowest prices..
MACRUM & CARLISLE,
19 Fifth Street
GREAT BARGAINS
MIIM2I3I.I.C>XI7IEIPLI7E39
DRY (Ze-CSC:01:0091,
NO4. 7% and SO Markel Street
MACIADI, GLYN Ar. CO.
AT EATON s,
17 Fifth Street
ARRIVING DAILY BY EXPRESS.
Rair Rolls,
Hair Coils,
Curled Jrels,
GOLD AND SILVER COED,
REAL POINT LACE COLLARII,•
POINT APLIQUE COLLARS, •
REAL POINT LACE AND EDGING,
POINT APLIQUE LACE AND .EDOINO,
REAL POINT AND POINT APLIQUE HDEPS,
LADIES' AND GENT'S LINEN lIDEFI3 Ingres!
variety.
WINTER GODS.
CLOSING OUT AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
P., Mi. .E..rh-TC:101V,
I=l
xo. 17 FUL: street,.
EN
W. W. MOORHEAD'S,
New Style Frizzed Nets,
Hair Coils,
Fancy Buttons,
New
.Empress Hoop Skirts,
Embroideries, Laces,
Woolen Goods,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AT
No. Si Market Street.
milli
HOUSE FURNISHING
i-ci , •::;•3=its.
1 A Large Assortment for sale by
WHITE. ORR & CO.,
ear Fifth eitz-ctot.
mma
NAVY SURGEONS.
11trui,tr or SifEnic - xxr.. /NO SClonittrr;
• Harr DErAtitstmrr. Washington. c;
'MEDICAL BOARDS FOR TIME
I EXAM,INATION UV CANINDATES FOR AD
! MhtSIUN INTO TUN NAVY AS ASSISTANTISIIR
GEOIOI.—kIoarda of Meilen' finicerswill rearmne at'
the Naval Itorldtssi. efultdt Mits , ;NaYallfdspiral,
liroobiyoN. Y.. and Neg. Asylum, Philadelphia,
Pa., on 31'ONDAY. March iMb, MN, for the E'en:il
-1 nation of Pandldstes for admission into the Medical
Corps of MP Nary-
Uentlemen desirous of appearing before either
Board, must make applicatiou to the Honorable
berretta,. of the Natl . , or to the Undersigned, slat
;
in residence. date and place of birth, and before
wßich Board they d.ire to present. themselvea.
nitrations to be accompanied by responsible' terti
menials amoral character.
Candidates must not be tree than twenty-one nor
MOM Mae year• oft ge.
No e s is nittMtgl by the Noccrnment to can
didates attending the emotions of the. Board, OA it
sue cessful examination Is it legal prerequisite for
for appointoteut in the Nary. •
• P. J. IMidt WW2, Chief of Barenn.
fe2o.lerd , •
WALL , PAPERS- &c,
_„.
'1:110211AS PALMER,
WHOLLSALE :111/ EITAII DSALEB L 1
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
ri" 31 3EI G . 0 'CT 3E3 Xgt.
Warehouse. 91 Wood Street,
Sreand •Inur helot* Irtanivuti Aaar,
PITTRBILTRGir, PA.
re 1 ,1,111 /
WALL PAPERS,
Jretv Designs
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Now I.l..c.ocAcrlaxa
I=l
107 'Market Street. near Fifth
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pA put HANGINGS FOR 6i66
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American Wall Papers
For the lira time years
VW H'• E.rG LIMIT PaPERS
choice &election oi the
SEMEMia
lt" A 1.7 ER V. MA ItSFI AI. L.
R 7 Wood Street
PROPOSALS.
pROPOSALS FOR SAFES &ND
11 Astll,.ri,, lb. .0141,14 Ma.
ouled Proposal. ill he to oelved at the (tiller(tiller of
•
SuperM,l Archltel,, Trery Department.,
Washington. It..
. tintil aatt.
APRIL :ail, I$(8,
for furnishing the (burglar Proof and the Eturgl.r
awl Fin. Proof Smf., required try the Treasury Ile
' parttnent Poor one year from the arer planer or the
Prop, of tho emcee...lnt toMier.
, Jmotn, atom,. and drat, mg, 1,” ihe (burglar Proof
• t,g the emo.trum lon at premmt
roatt. plater of Iron and hardened
t. t11P1,1111..i tkit,ll nnnll.•allon at (hie De
. .
Ettre Flre Pro.," San wlIl I, ronatructud
In the same manner MO VA-eft with n flre
rovering. the pI.In, and oneeltleatlona for
which tont! he .. cionaltted ht the hlitil,.r.
oafs to he Altippegl In I.erret-t etantillon efl , lan a
Iltu, from dale of or.ler.
.
The Locks s• he fat - m.6rd hy this Del - 1.1,1,1,m
hut tun. he put In ;dare by t 1.0 contractor. and ho in
perfect .vork Inn order krhen the Safe to turned over
1.. th roper °Mr, attn. I.luveraroent.
he 1,1.1 . ... to he per superficial foot, measured on
and to rover all rbari,r, whatever. In
clotting palming and duos natures, (except coat of
Propo.alawill Mao he rereired for Burglar mud
and Poo der Proof Log to be ogoompanled with
.Atupt ea,
All hidg moot be accompanied he the guaranty of
t w reeponflttle persons In the Sum of VOW. that
the o
bidder nit swept and perform Stir contract if
warded to the quitter: ney nitric arcarity to he
• ....titled to no the Itirtriel Attorney of tin: tlistrlet
ere the bidder recedes.
ft, teitartment reFt•rk,F. the right to reject Soy
II! tddA. or to an-arti the ettntront for Burglar
Pi...t. , 10 on. party, an.l the Burglar and Fire
Proof -ot • to another. if It he deemed tor the Inter
est o , the t•ot, foment to .Io no. nnJ no bIJ *rill hp
• t,1.1*.re. , t ,, 11 onf,krn. to the req.11, , -
nt..a ,1,11
IStiti
NII'LLF.TT. Ac ta
-
2,..v.11,1- I , eom - tment.
A. Si S . L rrr.
!'111,4•r•15,,, c;
{V t.1.111,101t.
. . . .
dlnn. Arlinnono•rs Arclatert.
CTO RS.— it A ILWAY
I.E.l"ri NO. -111.• Allegheny Valley Railroad
Goinpany It.oporalY for the kiItA.DIJATION,
11't ylt\ICY, r.I.A,TisG til) TIES rrnittlred on
tureen seetloub of I hour road, extending from Olt
I It y south...sr.!. n”.l ~ I 1 fifteen Neff. inils,
Maltonon.: Cr e.l northward to the eh-lolly of
limit Rend irbn Work. Each section will
About.... toile 11,1,0 t,
j4:11,, andArt,Ctat!lltiolls of the
nork nut he ready for ekananatlon at the Engl
neer', mile, on like street, to the City or l'lttn
burgh, oo the neat. nod proponals will
reerlecd nt the N.,' upt.• It r.
of TM:Willa . the 2:to I.ltl'll.
. -
The It will be, run out .ool..taked as 'Von*.
be t contract.... ot any tuna obtain
the Engine, r, In riot .burgh, all the Infer- 0 ,
u1..41.1011 Jo.re.sary 1. , rumble cio.ut In i.latothe and
het for [I, oorL
.Iny further informal 1. , n 0,4,1 - ...ttn be had by •
at.rhention In wr,on by /rite , the seitierther.
n,il: to m F. Si HI, 'WO Engineer.
1 MOPOS t SAC—Sealed Proposal;
,twely Inv thr Tru.w. at Alleghen3 Ammer,
wllll
F.7E4.3118.1EX 3EIMM - 1 7 .
er gle month, eennlornelng on the EntST DAY
4,r APtin„ Not. and endlug on the 30th dnyof Sep.
:ember. WS. srIII be rt c.l, ed by the sulmollier un
111 lite .211Til INSTANT. at o'clock, 34,
they be opened. The Pe ier to be of gaol and
I.olesonze gn.all ty. In quarter., „It), an equal pro-
Tportion of euelt„ (neck Wanks to be .bladed.)
oe day, of I.sur. the prolrable quantity of beef re
q teed. and Ibe term, and eoncl ition,of Ibe contract,
tan nt . a,certallsed applle.itlon to the aubscrlber,
at Allegheny Ar-nnal, near Ulttsburgh, Ea. •
15.% A C A It tit.d.D
let Lt. of Ord. and 11, t. Capt. U.J. A.,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
HENRY G. HALE.
ei i 3 qyt : LI NiAl 'XI 1 KO :4
SOVIIIWES - T CJRNER Or PE.A Si. CLAIK.STSBETS,
1/valrr• tt, return thank.. 1,1. friends and the pub
yo.n. rally for th..lr Ilt,•ral patronage, and would
pertiuity Inform thcn that he has 30.1 return
ed from thr Kmat-rn htarkot. wall a large and well
seirrted :toak nr
Fine Woolen Goods,
d to
AN St; tl
SPRING 5TO(.1:
BOYS' CLOTHING
NOV RECEIVING BY
GRAY a LOGAN"
47 St, Clair Street
LT:V' - vMIM:r7/1
pn -rc nvßax
BANK FOR SAVINGS,
Formerly the JAME, SAVINGS INSTITUTION, •
67 Fourth 'Street,
Nearly Opposite the Bonk of Pittsburg/1J
Cll. 1111,1, to 104.
OVEN DAILY rroin it t.. -1...'e10ck..a =
nd on WED.
D
NESAY and SATUDY StiIi:NINGS fro May
Mt to Novenae, let, R to A 9 o•clock, and frotoNOT.
in to May lot, 6 to 6 o'clock.
iloogs of harldsitni at the Cubes
gratls.
This lbstitutionespecially are to those "Rai&
earning art tbe epportunitflo accenntilatil,
by small deposits, easily a:Wed, a cunt - Which arillobst
a resource when needed, and belling interellt
stead of remaining unproductive. •
BOARD OF ALINIAGERSI
PRESIDENT.
(IL • .
43,-Joupt. ci-xx a. v FRESIDFNTS. -• • •••
91. U. lIARTMAN, JAMES PAR/441
SEMETAIZI . AND 7liEnstur.R.
D. 3E3. 3111/o3Er-Mrs7XAMlrlr.
A. OR ADLEY.AY hi. It. briallegi •
A. S. WILL F KAHN
ADD N S. Di Ovoirni,
O. iIsI.I.,ANSIIRE,.IOIIN SCOTT,. •.
11. 11, DISAIIAN, R. C. SCHMERTZ,.
.C.I3RISTOI IfER ZUG.
ei4.a.levroltA=A). w. A A. S. isELL. -Watir9A,w
R A TT ROADS
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PITTSBURGH AND CONMELLB.%
VILLE lIAI LEO.VI).
CHANCE OF TIME
THURSDAY, 'MARCH 15t4,-1866,'
MAIL 'MAIN 1 , 111 leave PittilborgL 5t,70 , 410a.
. instead of A. heretofore.
A NI(UT TRAIN Yon aIea.IIESPORT vrillle a Y4
£l4stoungh at 10 o•eluct r. at.
ACCOMWODATION will leave WEST NEWTON
at 4 Weluak A. H. Het urt.ing will leave rlttablogaL
at 0.15 r.
Thne Of ail other [rattle gotellaugad.
rohittlo , It. sTutiT. Suverliltandept:7
SUNDRIES
I U.BRICA'IINO OlL—ODbbls."Xass
coral ou. (mho 11 V) HY 11.. COL 41 8..
PALCEVED PLASTER-10O,DMA.;.
% Jib , ' Wit by (mhl3) /11121111 CH• e))/./i/KM.;
ROSINDALE CEDIENT--100
)oat recelred b, It ENILY H. (10/.l4.NehT.•
•
AND PLASTER- 7 40 bbb,.
mht3 It. CULT•11111(:••"..`.
•
IVIIITE LISLE-200 bbls. /VOA
T White Lime to.. ',o/c. by Y. )1. CANYIE ;
FINE LOT OF ADAMAiTEVE
CANDLES N..1..11,1 xml to story nt • ,•••
zubo -.11 - 10. 17. ecol - rn. U 6 Linestlet:.
(1,4451 04T9!!---400 bum. Pe n n Onto In store And fur way try
ushli • B. VORIT &AA:
SWEET CIDER--115
bbls.
I/flaking Cider for Saie.by •
mb74 1.. U. IrOtGi
TrltiirinNE9--941 , 'barrels, 0~
-a-... th iaund, bow In storerGia ftr sale by
- L. il. VOIUT
APPLES' APPLES!! • REC EIVE
Titltl ear. leads choke "nit: ,
Green Appip now in store aedfor sal ,
ra.ll
, T.)LOITIS.FLOIUI4Obb .
W piro Milts 14 blorc fivitalli...4lo3i
mrn
-
TEB-44V-ridlS Jos
teceived and r
- 3;44.133 awl
POTPLVEStiIInr- • ' 4,- • , ....,,-,
,' . -k , •., .. , . - -1 f-: ,- 2 -, ; ,, i.,:; ~.:.:;--,,.,...
.. :- ... , . , 3p.ctorALrevoxania-c' , o- . .A4 ,
agretimmalim. '.- -- ''' - 1
-rm.*
widawite , Itit *Wee b 14) . Millar
linui or 471,10ellatrel - - * Vak '''-'
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