ftazettew • . • • MONDO----msucli 10, 1866. • akstiimitsos , MAJ: GOMM Mi. GEARY, OR MMna:USD,FO. ;7141X4C1IiIr. ntIL 2'loooo lo2iarobr ittpok.atti bolting!' all Tril2l* , OtA'leroraiall ' areertro d i iistilsOfacermiabo. poi/ for Whori lisoil4Q4l6•llslNie ittsi'ot adverttoon, otiose Will will Do not . ai o nl noortorlyou Unerttiers WM SOW, tioro of tido. ea Mr rotoof:rostkplraraiti e . i%iitni . l4;gaiiiii: i dSrleit , *4l4 1 0 114 thILW aoforac. :Tr; . . . Tba prior of ono Oforobokiood Prollinf 4 4 1 i 10011- ,7 L lntigl CrLIM at the-coSiiier or teas.newb 7 ll.. beried by canters so rthIIFFICC4 kiPt 14'4404 To OUR EVENir SUBSCRIBERS. . The subscribers to our eveninA_Paßel . ‘ lll 4001/ad 4:4 1 ; 1 , hatteienrizar t i , th ourmorning edition, and we truh the' change will be satisfactory to them. -12iiingOogrogreterotthe war an even-, ing edition was a public neeesaltk; ins, the war being over, and with it the excitement. lbatec.rbmgkries4aftfteas it,cpuld bkiad, the 'ie.:malty tor keeping up two daily cal 2, tions of the paper has passed away. ) Ai• have%fiekOduad; therefore, to merge the two editions in one, and to concentrate all; . . our energies on 9str t morning paper.i yfer ai.rtcvoion • ms gpap& roi our reader;; and to issue it with more entisfactioulo ourselves. Our pair is now prin4C . a.l ,neatly as guy , Patairitt .theArest, andliAhr reporters being relieved from the hurry AelessatilytWundmit c nsr,t„ pripAiVa Say; ed to gdvemore ittuicareAndliltentionto their duties. .our moruipg edition, will be villa} to . - that ,iirb6th air ecliAlons, Iferetoforr. i is, ara. excellent medium for itarer think, •7. . , - . „ . Tuz propositionlOf Senator Stramsan, o;..1 Ohio, that the amount of greenbacks' non„, P.MATC9314911-I.' - e be' reduced below' 1020,000;000, meets with severe condemna tion at aU polnts. It is a project made in - the Itiferoat of those who wis' h . to keep the -currency inflated and put off thErreaumption Of speckpyments, as !crag es possible, so that ilie - splrit of speculation may have full /away and the downward tendency in ,pricer be Checked. = • Weitinceplly. trust:that such a proposition will meet: with no fetror in the Senate or *map. The great mass of the people are anxious to have the currency contracted as rapidly as it can be done safely, and a re turn to specie payMents made sure et an early, day. It t may be that this contraction pennotlM Carried on very rapidly,•end that theetMci Battles of the government; growing outtifilehtune.nse amount of its tetupomry obligations that will mature within the en suing tWo years, will compel,-It to abstain' from all measures that are likely to produce a tighammney market; but the public voice demanda : that no other obstacle than the ne cessities of the'government shall be thrown In the:way of the policy of restoring our palls[ Matey to the specie staadard. The proeetts of contraction may beelow, but let it he sure; and if It bemire:tee possible to re dace. # lO YOPSIZEIC of national currency, be low thepoint named by biregjamiteN, and neceSeartio - deso in onierVmake our pa per orpiaT to gold, no legislatlye.prohibitiot should be permitted to stand lathe way. . A NEW ..Tuasg.nr. RnooiErratrerton.— l a Two citizens o{ phio, Dmiazx and ER uttz, rented from the United ' S te: , Commissioner an abandoned plants ior in 103,iniann, oyrned, ,by ;one 11AIIRIE, ~ tilMl:lind after raising one crop from It turned it over to the Government _ - H.►ttnts, flaming been reconstructed, has re - tarried to> his home, and one or his first acts was toi have Dowassi and .Prtnnua. indletedforlareeny, In stealing the crop which they raised, valued at ‘,500,000; and on this indictment the Governor Of Louisi ana demanded their surrender of the gov- ernor of Ohio, as criminals: Strange to say, the Governor of :Ohio (Oox), issued his warrant for their extradition at once, „jr44o,tutt LOIttEIiIIILIS is in theNttion, and the' reqbisitions of her Governor must be. obeyed i If there is any other busbies, _that this Goa is good at, let him go to it at , once; evidentlyis not St for tkirernor.. • • We hive, in thls•case„ an illustratimi of . what "Reconstruction” will effect, as under : stood down South, to-wit : The indict— *, ,Inenhlralr.Northern men who oecniihNl Southern property, diving the war, an 1 . thelititinieSirient, if they are caught- ficir-: mutely; but few of the Northern Suite 4 liave GoVenuirslike Cox.' . ConnicricuT.=-The next State election, that hams place is that of CAmnectiOut. which votes early next month. The can- , vela isalready an exciting one, and grows intercia every day. Gen. NYE, of the United. States. Senate, has just - .closed a stumping tour through the State, and gives a glowint account of the prospects of the Reptddicana... Senator SzEntstss;rof Ohio, follows him, and °the': 'eminent speakers are daily engaged at meetings thniughout the State. Gen. HAWLEY?, the Republican candidatifer Goseitior, is exceedingly pop ati'd we do not believe he can be beat,' tbOiodin dOitterstil rally tinder the cry, of ".Jornssoni Joxursort Ttie`eleetlori' last year sisti 'held on the day that,news was .received of Lne2s stn , - render, and the TiemOcrati were so palsied by hatnowathat. they did not .go to the polls. Gov. BllcKnconsx's majority tins aamidinkly 41,000,1AncoS - 's majority -in 1864. was 2406, and that is about the tine Republican majority of the State. sis Tait "Loan licaniras titled the House .ou..rilday.,_after the foreign loan ciente ,wik , . , struck out, by 68 ,to 4; beta-motion r .e 4 4,frip a idai:vvaii made which will probe blyanne n i to.day. The opposition to this bill arises partly froMrihn - Conviction that the Secretary of the Treasury has 'power enough under ex isting Inynto fund the greenbacis am! all • Mauling indebtedness; and portly from an indbmoiltion to' entinst the SeCretasy with the ,unlintitesd- power confessed by • IL. Mani' no lackof c:onfldenceitrihe ciecre• ia[y, himself but,itzia unwise - tolungo any man toast aver theithiances of the country. Carrant— , :lt will be seen by our dispatell-. eathatther-Perdiiiininte tremendous dein °nitrations ;on. Saturday,- in:.the way of uttP 444. 100 at , *chdroh;:btd ati ntiank,wainuuln an Canada, as expected. )K l e ast, the Fenians..senni, disgifsp4 *Ctadtne,thelf Cfr6rtB . _ to raising rznone.f!,*tio locking AR," grand Sass, gen_ entlly;tieongh publi c and 'other wise; but airolikerippot warlike intention, on 60.014; seems wanting.' The Cana dians do riolitixiir i'ieru in any danger of imnsionnt pnb. ..yrbataver: . r_ognown. , men iia a carriedthe,initnatrynieetiniiiatr*ri; difaiii,%iin - dthereds now. eretyprospect,that. the gialint General will be - :-Inktlhatedifitlt most unanimously for GorerroSr by the 11 - .6: pablleans. Thtt.:Pnrneernte4ill hardly run. it eanklidate against him , MEE ME ME - MSNR-Nr4" . 2.1; ,. -h , <A l re .::El q t,.4-Z.44L*;,i1iNe,..:!•4 The Republicans of the country will re spond heartily to the resolutions of 31r, Sa.wAirr, of Neriitia, rad:in The Renate, on Friday last. Me. tiTEW . AIei is one ofl the "ConservatAyo" Senator, who toted" to sustain the President ' s veto, and his resolutions are therefore all the more wet come, es hctokening the growth of a morn imalthi sentiment in that quarter. - Mr. StEwimr proposes that the Southern 1 s ta t e s. shalt be re-admitted when they in 'corportifi M their Constituthms (1) a pro -1 .Vi'ateu abolishing al distinctions as to civil ,rights iind:_the voting franchise by reason i rirtp...ms, of, raee; : lot- or ittilous condition, (2) a thither vision repitdiatlng „the relie - f, debt,, anti .(.3), yield . all claim . tii in ae4uil.lr.,Pr. 1, ..ra!‘ l lcilaatntl alavcs; these, qiin;poattionsto s , bwityprosted by the voting fsilsilailutt: of Mich, State. a.cording bst:the 'basis or suffragette it e*iste r d in 18430:- i:' To - all. which: Ise , stty :Aolcal If the i?nritheinl3tateti .will accept, these condi tioni let theM'colne:tit; ict!onte otthe r wm . . .not ; let thin takipthe consequences.- Only. let them understand deliniteli, Without' quibble or- reservatlitm , that Wye:trawl; get: in on any'other' etirti; . :64 litakXthey- are Y9t °l , JA*4* . A',l*.oiirik 114- Taa pprti t .Aiiircts,llELL, .as it passed , •bothlousatoiotitainti , eleven sections, but theol*:l)tift (f it I)3,6:attained la the .tirstaeethinas follows • - ,Tat alt; `persons born - in the United Stiitesaiin. not subject to any foreign power, exchtfitakoindians no; 'taxed, are hereby *Olake 4 t o becttizene of the 'United States, :andiatackUitiezna, of every race and color, Nitha; k regard to anylarerviotis Condition of Ifitoferjr,itanvoluntary servitude, except as. ;punishment for crime,. whereof the party theater been duly convicted, shall have 'the'ditma light in every State and Territory to make and enforce contracts, to sue and I to be rued; and give .evidence, to inherit, ,purehase, lease, BA hold and convey real and personal property, and hall and canal -benefit of all laws and proceedings for the security of person and property as is enjoy ed by white citizens, and shall be Objected to like 'lttraishment,, ludas and penalliea, audio npwicither, any law, statute, ordi nance, sdgnlation or custom to the contrary notwithstanding." The other sections provide the penalties for Niolatin g this one, and themac.hineryfor carrying it into execution. The bill is new in the hands of the President, and much anxiety is felt as to Its fate at his hands. Ti Reading journal, published at the home of Heistbr Clymer, the Dentoenttie nominee for Governor, says: -"Against Mi. Clymer, personally, we hain nothing to say—against him political ly, we will have much to say in the course of the campaign. His record, fbrtunately for the peopleLis a public one, and he can not hide it. He was the V ALLANDIGI Jai Of Penneylvania throughout :7a war, and when. his votes, his speeches, his acts, are thor oughly ventilated, anti the peopleand es pecially- the, returned soldlets—come to know his political status, he will meet with a condemnation' scarcely less overwhelming than was that which betel Vallandigham, when be tan fora timtlar (Ace two years ago, in the Buckeye State." • Aittrnrso to the nomination of Oen. GRAM", the Pittsburgh Post says: "Instead of profiting, by experience, and steering dear of men Of doubtful political standing, they rush after old castaway Dem ocrats, and confer on them their highest honors. This proceeding, as in the nomi • nation of Andrew Johnson, Is for the pur pose of again cheating the people. But the masses have their eyes open, and will not be again deceived." As the Democrats were not cheated any in JoirkSo3oB- election, they need not make themseliestrahappy at the prospect of ads being cheated again, if it is good as they think it is. DIMAr{AL EvEn.—One of the speak ers of the Indiana Democratic State Con vention said "Why are we permitted to assemble in peace to-night? Is it because we are any more loyal than we were three years ago? Not - %e are not any more Isle!" Truer words were never spoken THE New York _Times is driven to the necessity of publishing extracts from a lot of anonymous letters endorsing its course in sustaining the 'president's policy. The people have another way 'of speaking. They do not shelter. themselves underanon pnona ginsea. The Penney/v=ls Deinottelle7 and the ==l Aawilllie-zietiMnibeied' that the late Cop- Perhend Convention of Pennsylvania, atter. nominathig , Mr. Clymer. for Governor, .Z46d.:l!;...reseintion indoreint-the Prost ' - sutroonimitte• ap. - -• pointed to come on; path and 'present the ; resolution impersoti. • Thinthiefulinistdon Wide asearect • • few ..ei.eilingit:sinee.. The WereAdmitted:4o an .audience , 'with that .President; were preiceecting, ' after the moat approved fashion., to amore . him that the -Demnitrequf Feumeylvania had deaigned- no empty: compll MOW thee, they had . watchedhis .rmintit Action with-no. I orthifarygititifmMten; and.that they should: atand..by...lilin and his Alimfohttlitlen so Magas he somobly adhered - to 1.13 i) sum*, -Constitution. , • 13efote the - peroration -Area vettelibtl,"tinaltialdent - broke in upon them with the suggestiou that. "the wisest thing they coal d .do was to. go home • and ' chae tilt& r.tielothn. 'He belfeindrthey . hat mule • faint Mistake' in iftoMinining' auth a man, • -.eayatilisttleitlai time. with much 'otheeketniirki encouragitig. thithcietei. The • seen oftbal'emtlsy.r, mania .Committeemen they, Making. for the Baltimore ' depot,'in WitairfallY de• moralized frame - Di - mind.— Writhing/ton cot, . . Tatz lIIDIANk . -oonavie itzsoitt, vicits-The Indians mmocratio State Con- Vordibrii.resolan that, they will support Mr. 'Johnson fu liiti,contlicts with the Con gressional majority. It' Beene to - us that this is ?rodent, politletuntabove all, cheap.. -It he wilt thatalarify. Ilisown party, 'the) , ; WU win - tiold his oast." Tbe atto eodwiiiiiigh eslimate of Mr,' 'John son4r character and oamecityi - • , The doctrinal 'on the effect , of the failure of the rebellion is free and eeaaseyy The seotid . eralutd..not .the right to sect”, `,therefore, the attemp,t 4nvolves" no guilt. The zuterwlll , ,applr klislit , to' the whole:catalogue of claim that Congress lain rebellion., 'and art lrsii: Jelnion to oust it by•three: That la the way they felt !all through the war, but they did-not then isemPliment.Mr. Johntem - by calling On him la, jobs them. Oulhervrtune the resollitiOns are a atrik ingmitigation of the venom of - Milano Democracy.' • The serpent:hat been out in the cold a long time; he st;tmta to warm himself in the hustrandreart a bosom; and ho conceals his - thugs.. The thitur shows managetaint, and we proannie Wes. the key;notOof.theremeeratio political melo did ' year.—L'im Gas. Lunatics Moan a TIME. •likspir. - . - KRa. 4-.. e; terrible scene' recently in the Lunatic Asylum of .St. •Pierre, at Mar eciiieth..rranoi. -Three patients' determin ed to murder their attendant":'fii - tiffecf their purpose they- ...cinched away some rnm-tma Timed' round *Stove; 'and with. theMildl on Afcresst wardlnen they. saw. and .beat'idm abotat,the • headtill , he died. Anotbrikeeper, hearing hie companion's cries, came ; to *elf wiurt wee the nutter, and wos i wine' &quay: attacked 'and. likewise. killed.a,frheMme madmen , then took, the • be theinViedinse and entered the adjoining wards to murder the otherattendan,%,lhnt taking no 'notice or the T.Pittiefrik --, The 311 ardinictili "hoWeYer, eie r ma men t the progress of the In en by Ala g the _door oaths Out side., Mena eIP . Mb O /0 establishment **...41.41%0 A nd litc.ciinctialvatteritideer.. pemte nadstanfalo, araXelfded.tiVistierpqr ering the three murderers -without rectify ing any swinge WWI , ' . 1- :: " . -- Tin t& and pmapiree constantlg'. fruniihutting their nounin,sid readers with lchitii.`OL,rovoltition. 'John Van BOrerilaa epee& at Bridgeport, Con-: ' . , nectieut, on the .rth inata after citing the exampin'oeOiltWienaialydag Qin Enrnp 830 ,00_11r.w r ikap.—Th: e ab w i e o rltrliarn 'ernitod enl it ex iden 44 : 4 !`rinea m bOibr e 9m ,na grEra inat,!l f ~..n44 ." rtittirtasa4 nEr; fit, : ut 1I iyi nr "resi T uit ,. /21 ; Lln tnemc filago kl is ii*A in p, 11 4.,_ '* of_ nilA , 4 4 .4 141 00 Qpig iin4 - 1169032- 414. .4114.,..0150,z4316:•ift,z,440=n0i1.n,. motet my jndginent tn§,o f De g iot. ! I fs 40y --.gi i -"*."1-'migPV froZio=l4 erVirk." - " * o '4.l'ol • *co* ' therevan.ot/nd p a musagis. Ja - kind of I"- , , - - ' i t. , „, IrßaircaSwro " M - SOAPS, EXTRACTS Bze, DRY GOODS, TR.:FY[3=GS. _ __________ -- . —.— OFFICIAL AD v WT.'S renewed from South Wl' KII G. Irt 9 t'ssi thretthr. Or THE BOA.. oe HEALTH. i WALlGTED—Severalrodcarperk-1 Fripo___ _ _ _.... Carolina axe t o the effect that a hand of out, , THE March lidb. 1965 ..• i . TruS-Xonstant work an gmut , Y 5 F , ... ' A P - _ IP,ITSICLCS of the Board . ily..?1 1 •17.11. A Hegira: Bearer street. trance.- ~ wut sem attendance. os TrtMDS.If or-s sell sen - . r .,.. ~ , _ _ ~.,--t _ _ t As z tto csunmitting derdations and murdering wsza, at: 2 ote.loct , r. a.. area the ri - BST OY laws, led by an ea-rebel major, has been , LT foram purpose of v.cciestisethe- poor or IaTANTED-01111DATEI At ti noon assn " ne g rc ' es all " f -')u tifelx ' the crit . y. By order of tat; Board. - - , :le tbel l eleoßa Mind. dem Wortaq 32 Ohio street, devoted loyalty. The - rnformation fur- GEORGE FORTUNE. Allegheur, a i..NUMBER ONE HAND. ON CHAS- .. : ..„ . 1. 4 ' A.C .. E CERTAIN S. nished is to the effect that the Edgefield =hosts Health Officer. . ING LATHE. Nose but good workmen need app_ly. district is one of the largest and most re- - - Via, Sotherronis oyster, 1 ; . I ' 4 ' l ' 4 _ It. IL LECKT. hellions districts In that State, and is con- • Prrr..ar Roll. blotch 6th, MG. 1 trolled by twe'orga.nized bands of outlaws FEMALE, to sell HOLLAND'S lirtrerotl , TO -one consisting of eight men, and the i ''' ' all persons interested.. t al Ihn- report f An ..l I comb ). LIFE OY UNCUL a. "PETROLEUM V. I NOTICE III•BEIllE b BY GIVES.:T.O ' 'W T. AINTED--AGENTS_—"IaIe and , praisers appointed to &pm Ise. tne 5 /MII I . III '' ' BAS ET PAPEItd, •• i book of tree wit and boiler.) • other of thirteen,•led hy an ex-rebel map'? i by the change of grade of Penn weal., with the so -1 SARTAIN'I3 NEW FEF.ELENGRAV I NG, ..11051K named Coleman, who has been raiding Mai ' augment and fleittliejto . lgti t he i i: , ;;rti e te r i likLiglll Faun asliEssuN VILLE," Otpleture tbat should district and - committing with impunity 11,7 t tylry:noat tei. ' este. liens will bo P ited there- ; b V, III O V I : g r / t h. T . Q .m. nr y i I :M O M 0 3 ': 51 , =-_ the most fiendish outrages on Union men for ',same. the pro o pertles iressed, With Interest ay street. PlitsVurgli, Pa. mhl.sditatavr and freed people. They have already blur - i co" "a fees , ',l, nikoori, Eity smi e iror, , .EXI' dered is number of newnes and ono white) mesa . ', • - N05,106 - I.lfth street. maw: without _the slightest . pnivocation• robbed and driven fromtheirbomesseYerm -- -4 .1:119 ; NOZ4CE.l.T,o_ols,7Nti.E.llSt._be,,ObrotnA. to d CP Northern men who have property there.. ovolcwor rays, Csrtt. ,, C .. .. gas t e rz Ac a . Theleader-Of these perillieshl 11, desperate 1 .11, 1 413rr,,,,, ,. .tra . ,, ar„ 6,.., teal 4l,• ir t Treasure 4NE 'ell3ri k :eteT i lind =API.. ,_ts ...as ft‘ r p,Pkies of his . oill - Oe :I' - the thiy of Plttobargb, FORTHWITH, In STA. p/MMellA eriVa .care `cut. jrotn colored per- aceorlanee witb 15M, ond ' lTltgi, " ..f..:::rir.V • awg - riroi i the Cltf 4 of Fittsbarga, peened Aprithe. IMO, sad ail. SEE, . lientatEr Penn is the real name of the I r A rar: l etsiztxrefine to title out LIMIER' , to be recovered before CI English lady_who :writes under the psen- the mayor. double the amount of the License. . . ,tteitintis,..ortiohne.,Leel Gall Hamilton la i The old metal slates of pree nr io e ul t y= m a : ,, ,„ : l" p li -Miss - Abigail K..Dodgie•Piorence Percy is rellt . t.a t e l ‘refor. o itirvilinabeth Akeng ;Timothy Titeomb BALM or LlCKliszi • or, ill 7 50 itilor..t•J - : Gr: - Boland" Orpheus C. Kerr is Each , one .r. l i i:r r Le Vehicle e Robert IL Newe'll;' lira. Partin ton is I'. Each Four Hone Vehicle. ato 15 00 a IY -. ll ' 13::V3hZ4beil Artennis Ward is Charles 1 e'ecti Two none-Hack . Is es I% . .pr,atrae;'.Doestioks; P. B. is Mortimer b..... Omnibuses and Timber V. heels drawn by two $lB 00 each. For erudi additional horm used dare atYkritiedin i V... N. Pepper is_, James M• : ln Itnyof tbe above rehleles, St GI. eli HE' MOITHI; Josh Billings is Henry W. Shaw; 1 pir...... a . : }... . El . C4lllA h tiFF...C_lt m y T ... retun .,id trer. . Ediahad Kirke is 3: R. Gilmore- lk Mar- I iferis Donald U. Mitchell; Petiole= V. I ----,---- - ....-: - = - - -- -- -- - - .5 --- ko .. 3 4 7 littaby is b.. R. Locke. I BOOKS. STATION - MY . ___,... _____ _y . 171, EMIGRATION FROM IRELAND.—The steam-. N Ew B 6 OK, J' er Queen arrived at New York on Tuesday I A 4 a from Liverpool, by way of . Queenstown, : of ft , with nearly nine hundred .passengers. The 1 .11312'" .14... L. C>. 'EI.. .Sit Steamer trio, which arrived on the Sat,, dee rk =day previous, had nearly as many pas- I a. J stingers. The large majority of these pail- i Fit. m sat 40 - omi 33 , p sensors wore able bodied 'lrishmen. This 1 does not beartent the statement that has - been made that the Irishmen were all stay- : -- Mg at home to help the Fenian movement. 1 eV THE Jackson (.Miss.) Clarion confesses I rte that the German immigrants engaged to lc- a t• 'ateln the southwest have not found their Jr , sipectations realized, and have become .11,- i .•-• hearteded and disthiutented, and it is fear , their influence will produce such a prejnd !- against the country, its products, cilmat. and people, as will make Germans and !other foreigners ovoid the South. The J. L. READ, 78 Fourth St. Richmond Timm reeontly nude a similar m ujom I scimowledgment respecting the Swedish 1 Colonists who settled In Virginia. GENERAL NEWS. agICITOR ' FOOT, OF V 6.ll3.loNT.—Much ansioty is felt as to the condition of this ; venerable patriot; but ho seems to be slow ly recovering. He takes great interest in public affairs, and is especially delighted at the victory in Now H a mpshire. It is re kited that when Secretary Station, who ening tai see him frequently, asked what he could do for him, he answered as follows: "Stay in the War Departmeht, and so strengthen the anxious hearts of our great people." Ar • Acapulco, the pretty peasant girls have an ingenious device for selling neck laces made of shells, principally on the days when the steamers arrive. Handing you a-necklace they say, "Me give you a present, senor," and then retire with alow courtesy. Returning, however, in a few momenta, they - say, sweetly, "Yon give me present, senor, ore quarter dollar,' which you do at once, unless you have a heart of stone. Tlrs whole Southern Press rings with de nunciations of Thad. Stevens and Charles Sumner as traitors, bemuse, it is alleged, they are trying ito break up the Govern ment. Will these indignant patriots pause in their fiery oaurse long enough to toll us what is the appropriate name of th.,,e who for four years tried to do the same thing?— an. ann. E. IL PAVNE, GI Cleveland, who com mitted suicide at Ravenna, last week, by taking laudanum, was laboring under the hallucination that the spirit of a young lady with whom he had been in love, and Who died some time since, was following him, and so put an end to his earthly ex istence In order to meet her In the here after. TAB (hilifornia Pock tells a story In the following lines: "Since then, dear maid, thou grant'st this I boon, Pray let us be united soon P' • Says she, "VII be delighted I " Then, with a twinkle in her eye, the always thought that you and I Bad better be Yonan'-Isted I" A TOtrAG tisono, while looking down in to one of the receivers of the Catoctin iron works to witness the operation of melting) , iron ore, was suffocated by an emission of I I gas, and fell headlong into the lake of tire and was consumed. Miss CortaT sister of Lord Lyndhurst, andel Mrs. Gardner Green who recently died In Boston, is now residing with Lady Lyndhurst, at the age of ninety-three, and in good health, with her mental faculties unimpaired. A Nuw Yonx merchant named Bern mann, while on Ws way cant In a Bleeping car on the Michigan Central Railroad, on the 14th, had his pocket picked of $6,000 in United States bonds, and $15,000 in green backs. War ought Andrew Johnson to be more grateful to the Democrats than to the Re publicans? Because the Democrats made hint President, while the Republicans only made him Vice-President. A Yorts Corturr Democratic sheet mils General Grant . a usurper and tyrant for suppressing rebel. papers, and Intimates that Jobnson must put a stop to such pro ceedings. MR& SICIOURNEY published fiftysix books - during her life, heaideei more than two thousand articles contributed to nearly three hundred different periodicals. Tits gold claimed by the Richmond banks remains in the vaults of the Treasu ry Department, and will, doubtlessbe con fiscated by the government. 'llli,Preisident has sent to the Senate the noadruttion of General Frank P. Blair as Collector.of Internal Revenue for the First pistrict of Missouri. Tim anthorlties of Cincinnati have adopt ed.. the . Nicholson pavement for all the streets hereafter to be paved and repaired iu that.elty'. POLITICAL. arTOll JOSEPH ROSS, •Of abefheoood , Wat4l, Plttabiggh, will be • esodl dela for Sheriff, •Object to the settee of the Chalon Iteontillcui County . Convection. . uttite:to IarCONGRESS.--The friends of HON. JOHN P. PENNEY U,titulm"fo t hu =il:,,Magfg,VUT: gran Shad mist.nict. aitaldtwd _ Ltiapi [MI : 1 S:011 GENERAL JAR. S. HIGLEY Is A.III.NDIVAME IN TIM *An Disnuer inturama Azisitisrku?: MEIWASTILE II HART Lea Owl• T 7 lzt. El . JOHN B. GOUGH WILL LacrtrirE Ca r i ir t P WENINDAY. MARCH 210. Sub! ect—"PECIULIARPEOPLEP THERSDAT, MARCH 2241, spttlect 7 ,navirEmarcEr. FRIDAY,. MARCH 2841, Subject-9WM. ,9 'Doors_ tven - it 7 .oelock. Lecture commences at 'LIS eeM ningtellokets, M. Secerist-Seets.l 2 o extra. Seats - may he severed at City Hall, ou the day of each Lecture, commenclu at 9 o'clock, a. It. . , TILO B eir " • . • A L, -KgMNGEL pirrElinnaG_ Fr: WAYNE AND CHICAGO ICAIL.WAY CUMP.II..In. , ?Ili St tilemta vi ~x An a 1. 1 . 111 41; .d nevi NIMIT tromellelhre lt, will be held at thaelleemett thacity or tr m a, D l. s o44llli w l: et truxt And Rood eler.lieeka et llla 6072, 1M , „r, la the wan ce The civet Patentee:, and the Vedette lenter,'" la %Wharf IT N., -t or T, w i lthi , doled : ea e_ttlt day at . .hiareb, , at=oek r ic 0 ., cMll.9a-741411“ ""NOTICES." FROM Mr.l'Y'l=b l T. ift - ic , c, 8l1„130. 1102 W HOOKS. TRoWBRIDOR , S NEW BOOK, micrcrir .ameir J. BEORGB BANDS' KEW BOOK, arE3ALT-0301:T6nr. FALSE PRIDE, by the author of 'Family Pride.' LIPPINCOTT'S PROMFUNCI NG GAZETTBER AND DICTIONARY OF THE WOULD—new rerlsed edition. ECCENTRIC PERSONAGES, by W • Rd...IL • And all other clew Book., for tale by JOHN P. HUNT & CO., 59 Fifth St., Masonic HaU mhl4 NEW HOORN: ~ Spiritualism. BeDonal4 Sl.2i Rescued from Egypt, A. L. 4, E 1,30 Outlines of Theology 1,3 0 Canton.," .4 . All2PliCSn blethoillsm. Staten 1.60 Life and I -attempt E. W. lloberman, Q. S . 4.1 Here wards, Kingsley 1,73 Nours Among the Gospels. Burl 1 50 Wsr Lyrics. Brownell 1.70 .‘lfpwa Poetry Orient. ' I.e. The happy Islaods 1,00 Your Years In Old World 3.(0 intil4 J. L. BEAD. 7$ Fourth street. MRS. SOUTHWOHTEEN 1i ewe - Book, THE FORTUNE SEEKER,. MEE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. PURNETT 9 S STANDARD PRE PARATIONS.—COCAINE— A floropouud of Co coanut Oil. de.. (or the Hair. I'LORTHEL—A delightful Perinme for the Hand kerchief. KALLISTON—A Cosmetic (be removing Freckles. TOO, Sunburn. de. ORIENTAL TOOTTI-W ASH—An Eliza for Pre. sone lug and Beautifying the Teeth and Grans. IlilltnETT'S COLOGNE WATElLUnrivalled In itiohness and Delicacyof Perfume- JONAS WITITLVILIPS REMEDY—For Asthma. Rose Cold Hap Fever. de. BURNETT'S St ABOARD FLAVORING EX TRACTS—For Cooking pianos.. Any of the above named articlesMO Prescription Store. tie procured It the Central Tang sud rescription Store. corner of Ohio and Federal streets, !Ala Harlot House. Allegheny. GORGE A. WELLY, . . WHOLEIA LS DRU(KEIST, .7ro. 37 Mood Sired, OPP(I6IT2 THE BT. QUARLES HUM.. Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Bled*lnes, I.II3PILMMIINCIZI7riVIT, p - NTS, OILS. V ARNIIIEd. DICE,STUFTS, !Rl:Mgr= VI al street..., Alleemal. mud _ gligeN JORNSTON, TOXIISCWCIXI39O, Corner of Fourth and Easithtleld Sts., D IEWM4Y6iEAWAYW r ' Ato.,leporlAd strum lande6 Pelsate n et. ter J . 84111100NMILINEB & SON, Pittsburgh White Lead Works, *ME Warr: LEAD, BLUE LEAD GROUND LE OIL BELS, TOE PALIITLE 0/L BAR ZO - cp. GB Waa INtreret. mom TO TUE . LADIES of AMERICA: I= And Victoria Regia, THE GER OP THE WORLD. TOILET, PARLait and WHITE. It eves • warm delicate that to the complexies and GO tout, like the Pariah Marble Carnation Mops% beantifid Out of the moo. hienefaetared b A. W. HAREM/ Pb 11.1- pbla. Tot Lela by a. GEO. IL EILIELER. and all . Druggists bf Pittsburgh. Da. G. W. R. REED. 1013:1. d General A, of. AUCTION RAOUL. • RANH INSURANCE AND OTHER ••-• DT STOC. TUESDAY E EN1770, Starengst Ild °WOE wlllbe sold on second door a u % t i zrz ll l:: i tmlttitelif street, Er •• ' -Orthinsetanee Cotopstrit •, Blononeshels Wins r OD.; 7•• Blnatedbant 'Bridge Co. meld A. 11.c1LWALATE,Anet. • PURNITERE. CARPETS, BED. DINO. .00—MOROAN HODdE ALLINMEKT. On - WIDIVEVDAY MORNING, March ztat, as 0 coded,. wlllna sold at Om 31nrann House: earutrof rastara lane and Taylor &VIM ne, at tha Jima Tanta AllethetrY City; tie entire ttontahmeat,'eamprlsing carpets. all Goths. too:Weans. beds. badalng, - Vane- Mu bands. window. anadet, looking glass., plc tura: cbatra, [lanai,. table., <titans .tables. - We. tonttt, gneenttrtrny knives end forks...P.m. Ice chests. eloaki; kitchen mats, largo attelletAl nook. tug stay* atat utelnals, omen• moves, bnr Antares, kitthan furniture, de. milt) A. idtaThWAl.Nli. Auer: CLAMATION IDIROCLABIATION.--City of Mlle..' J. ointipt, aw...4tr eoinpliartee, with a resolution' pas Irlt he Select their ms.Counella of toe Oily leatetty. - at meeting on the Mb inst.,. PberebT ssamacro i elunaton,, b orgerin o li b r be. f t la.;; MVASN I A F T., the ssp.Psj or holeudgeleetimm, tutu malting to elect. a member of Clotonent Council to supiplgtboolace made Tomtit by the resignation of G. 2f,Miller. tlisensualer tuLlx r d aud•real the city or Aue r g mbar L T!: JOSSiVotrifiC . , Mayor, DISSOLIITIaNta. I\iSSOlil7llON PARTNER• ...-"SHlP.—Rartnerstlln beret:lore existing be trzl.n. o ut t t mo z mh z 4W i J c . o teldAft wthu TEß, d 4m u de s. r solved by enuttalconsimt„ The business of the lino wilt be settled by their MICOOIIIOII. at their °Mee in the littlit on Borah Cansl street, near Chemins. Alb— gagAnCocuumaa will continua tau .ivit Ec iri- M u trY = '41 1 4 guranielraoit igrAc'hoWtt LT. = Zara roarargi therefore most respeutfully mammas% least st-initi: front all, and partlettlartr MO. naraelttO pious .11.4 mums oy prlzne InOltfati, Fa . lk' WrIIISIIION. lildintoMlT Mb. iaia W. J, The undersigned would morneatfuliy Inform the nubile tbstrjorrto n kasseatated himself with D. rill, MOUE and W. J. under the name end 'Wield' MUM the ambles* .U.,"4.ct,V11:-1241'reng- willelikil l e-hr;' are *Warm. dated rettruarylith - igog - jelbtf. . - • •-• r BMW:. , M • aseirtitiii WraT ataxenturran, Much lit, tale. AN ELECTIONSOWPRESIDE. APEITXDUIECTOUS of the MANOHEST t AI it sAymotkluXK-erlll:be bete at their , Baulring "fletusoiatilaUlttlAl; the, Mat ehly-cf March, be ' ritech thahOppi. of Land - 41edgelc.- , 4 • totts:t . ' .• 'T ADM B. ATDI.III4- Cash% : -PouND: .TZ0 . 1170) , - - -SMSklkonlotga of Mow, u-irtm'efitivccatwittiartAl s r, -0 Ito t ..Eirtavirll . l;lttoireer pr= att 4 reitem,v. - WAIiVEL ood Agents to Sell SUER:ILAN AND HIS CAMPAIGN CHANT AND HIS CAMPAIG N S ,, (the latter Just out:) I.IGILDIO.P.RAT.EIt. FIRST LESS:rN, (( match plc-. turas„)andTELEAMItItICAN 'INVENTOR& These are all new Hooks and P.:gratings, and agents ran do Kett with- them than with rtuy otter offered to the print! er , ?or fall particulate. apply to or add reps Altell I E ELLIS. 07 Fourth street, Plttaburgh, Pa. ulhl2:',lrtavrorrw • WANTED.—SI.SOO PER YEAR ! —We 'leapt AGENTS everywhere to sell oar :LITPRONAO TWENTY-DOLLAR SEWING MA esisiEs., three now kind., under and upper feed: warranter fire yearir. Above salary orlarge commix. aloe paid. The ONLY Mae.hlne told In Grilled States for lean tha SKI, which are fully lteenasol 021 Howe, Wheeler & vikton, Groner & linker, Singer & Co., and Bwellata.r. All other cheap Machines are Of psEGIAIDED. Glrenlare free. Address or call up onSßAllf • CLARK. Biddeford, Maine. defkileodar&WF WANTE.II , -AGENTS—New Book I.I.EADV,—GET THE4IEST—FLOE OFFICIAL SOl3llo6l3.—The great. "Campaigns , of CHANT and SHERMAN, by ;be world-renowned Historlarr.l.- T. HEADLEY, anthoror"Waildnii .ton and Ills Generals," "Saereerldonistalos." to. COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME: , 'OVER. GOO PAGES, with AO STEEL PORTRAITS; RATTLE SCENES and.3IAPB, Elvlnso complete Ht.sloe7 of Grant and Shemin:Vs camosilgns, and a Ibll Morro plry ottbe unikt prominent' Generals f th e Union Army. This work Is published In bhth English and German. and for Cheaprie. and accUTSCI. Is superi or to any similar work. For nuttier particalera, call an or; address A. L.. TALCOTT, 260 Llbertr street, PlUsborEki Pa. nablZ:Std FOR sArR • F OR SAL .—The. Residence of the ban DIL SAYE lt,r,corner Sandusky street and North Common, Allegheny City. If not ,sold before the 21th Inst., it will be (or rent. In ire on 'the Pretilisen; or nt S.D.. it W. C. BORLA qu NIre, No. Orl Market street. mbt_: lwd R BALE—IOWALAND--$2,00 - AT 12 1-2 e., 1 —ABOUT. FOUR HUMMED AND TIIIILTI , ACRES OF LAND, situated near Webster City, Thurallsji tiounly,lowa, (on the Sneer the Peale Railroad.) Is catered rot onto for TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, cast.. Address "OWNER," Li ATETTK Orrice. fezial F°" BALE — Three good seta:A band 1101LERS, 40 umber. diameter, V: feet long. ; two 18 inch fuzee to each • made of 4-1841 .'lit. burg h Stamped Iron, Price VP each. Enquire of 31. BOLE. CO., at the edestrial Work,. corner of • Point alley and Thignensc Way, PPtsburgb, Pa. fetlvhsdiu 3 Crude AT 1S 3-4 c., Ski.l3-CRITDE - 1 - OIL TA to gotta order, termed in 11AT- FIELD, adjelning Lawrenceville, are offered for sole cheap. Their Capacity la about 1200 barn. Is earn.' tined landing; and veer/ fa i cilityntlfired for ' DuZllllii•Oc t .":olllfiVrTmNr. ;JITTk, o f Von BALE--A vaiuible Country .1: Residence atEdgeyrood Station, Pennsylvania Railroad, one and a It mina from Wllkineburg; Eleven n ews IBS perches of Land; a nue new Dwpfl ing containing tea rooms and cellar underneath: Fruit and other convenience. on thence:Wens. For further lathemation, call at No. 106 Fifth street. Pittsburgh, or on the premises. noLdtr .1. S. KING. - 14`ORSAJLE—Sharpstrurg Property AT A ItAIIGAIN—A Brick liomiel and Half an western roand, In The towo aharpshurs. Tis• Pennsylvania Railroad passes near the land, willah tiring, It within a few ashrams. tide of the city. Terme moderate. ger IsworMation, .np ply to P. D. nmA., /a Wen agth.trcet, New hock City, or R. B. FIIANCid, Contro ll er's uffire, Allegheny City. mbl6:ll,tl FOIL SALE-4 valuable Farm of 113 ACZEIS. In milesshly, Westmoreland county, about tbree• from - the Fs. It IL, of which there are 15 acres cleared and In good stav e/ enltivatlon; halaree well timbered, a good apple orchard heaving fruit of first quality Theruprove- Lamas are a good boas., a good wed . ofwaterat the door; frame stable, granery, corn crib sad sheep inane. The secole faro well watered. tsplendle prospects for oil one mile from the tarn; also a , alurrsysvtllc. about three miles away. Fur rattler intrlicalars. noduire at the ofdec of WM. IL HAYS. 35l Liberty street, up stairs. mba:lents FOR RENT 11,`OR RENT—A Country Reat, cou taing to sere. of &Joh Sett; large ttro-stom Brie& ['wolfing, Barn. Mottle, Orchard, Spring ana Spring lion., situate. l 7 miles from the orldge, opposite J. Knot ,s Vralt hardens. Apply to mh id B. dIrT.AIN A CO. 14 1 0 n. RENT—The Lot on the cor ner of Butler nod Allegheas*terms, N loth Wgrd, together with the old Brice Depot ltulialog {beacon. file lot has 144 feet font by led fort deep loan alley. 17111 lease lb for dee or ten years. Ap ply to M at. DARLINI3TON. et No. 37 VIII 11 street, second door. mht:tf VOR RENT—Office In BAILEY WiLkins JOUN D. . , Stock and Beal Estate Broker, • otht7 ' Ball. pf,O4SQOAWiI4 --- , TIMM LINT OF APPLICATIONb , SILKS A, for Belling Liquors, riled to the Cleric's Onice.op to March tab, Ma. Trani gum ?taco. Thos. Wadi, Tavern., let Ward, Pittsburgh. Jan . l;Yr i tt . lvd , do do do . do do do Geo.: Davison, do do do • Andrew Outed• do do d" Wu.. riloon. do . do do Jno. F. Snyder, do do do Joint Moos, do dodo • Jacob Fidler, Eating House, do do Thos. Danaher, do do do John Wirth, do do do A.W. Aiken, Tavern, 1.1 Ward. do Jos. McKee, do do do roams Zahrloger, do do du Jas. Cos. do Id Word, do MM. Lore. House do do Dennis ttoldlog Ea . otherting goods, , do do Henry Itcletellen , Torero; 4111 Ward. do H. nuessingeo, do do do llosaktartms. do do do W. 11. *Simpson. Yard House, do do W. fincesselseado do do H. Thomas t C o ., a other goods, do do Albert tiloekner, do do do Trauerman AptlAsont & Co., of or good., Fourth Ward, ;Neu n. Adam lintnettart,W ammo, lob ard. Pittsburgh. A. B. Elliman, do do 4o Malttutser WM., do do do John Miller, do do L 0913 Kauffman, lit do do Michael Matter. do do John hinabaum, do do do Daniel Volts, do do. do 0. W. Buehler, Eathur House, do do David Collins, do do do .F. L. Celia, do do do L. lachloeffner. do .16 do Lugarda Keck, do do do Chas. minoeuk do do do v t , Vollt . i..getmo=Ts=, St d it o Ward, d d o . Wm. Wolff. ' do t do do 1 lieuratobitres. Tareen, Mb Word, do Johnliansen. do do do PaCk Dolan, tith Ward, do Jno. Moldier, do do do Ittathiaa Delmer,. othor goal& do do Win. Crown, do • do do Casper lieddinger, Tavern, 1010 Wind, do Isabella Y. Young, do do do duo. H. Clark, do do • do Alex. Murray, do •dri dv Jos. Kiser, ao do do KWh A Penton. do do do Aug Witthauer. Eating Elottae, do do .1, 1 1, tlardiner, do do do Oro. Specktnyer, do ~ do do Clulat. LIOC.IO, do do do Wm. liollabelmer, do do do Michael limber, do , do du . Christ-Klein, do do do Peter Kolbecker, do do do ' Srmi , kJimlth, do do do Simon Nicho.k, other goods, do do Chas. L. Nothing, Tavern, lot Ward, Allegheny. Michael Flatter, do do , do John Fletcher. Eating noose, do do Adolph Kerner. do • do do J. &halts, Br, &Co, other goods,do do behule,.lAnsner I 06„ do do do Harr Wader, Tavern, id Ward. do J. do do do J..... Inking, do do do John Millar. 3.l'Ward, do John ledger. ' So . do do de o. Derst, do do do Valentino Mork, Endo' House, do do Horny Lutsy, • 00 do do E. W. Itardina, do do do 4h i glirigt:rrili ' s ! s h g, g'°d ittl o Ward, Ai: Y. gllwaugar, do do do JOti. Weber , do do do 'John tiordo'n. do do do Vlo.._•lloirmars, • do - do do Jos. Kohofeleder, do do ' do Phillip Patin, d 0 do do Joa...duidiente., . do do do Deo, habitant!, dO • do do Anthony Weber. Toting Home, do do Jot, delf.r.th, do do do ;Johanna Lang, do do du Francis Ether, Alo do du D. Desammetualdt. do do do Anua Froelich, do do do . Jno. O. Elehenmulter, do do o thirtieth Touter. • do do do Cleo, firer, Tavern, Horo. Etruiloglism. JnO, Lorey, do do uo JacohYoung, • - do — do' • .10 Oro: Nan, Eating Mouse, du .10 Merman Assume, do do ' do drad.Albrecht. do • do do Fred. Boort.. ' other good*, do Fttr.riVll:Le'' T. 24., . deo • F.. aa t 3 3 o g Danl.-Barrer, .10 do Illizabeth. Barbara Fess, do do Lawrenceville. Philip Wagner, other gooda, do Manchester. Adet Hahne, ltatinglioune, do 'McKeesport. Maolla ;Mater. . Tavern, do do Mo.' A... Baker, do do do Jolth Wertenbach, do do do - Jacob nelield, do do Shorpsburg. Jerome Zoom, do do do 44 l l ic°lr l ' Eatinr Hon • .:1 * T. Pittsburgh. ,VrtgitiAttlds other good:, dl, ' . ' . 4 11,r '''''' al i. i laf i e.nbc . uspr, Tr . grn, lialLwinTorrnelp. 'A. Lightner. other goods, do do J. B,...DePherson, Tavern, Collins do do Chartism do fesilittl... do do do Mg ' l3 o olt ' , "' b 14111 r ia ( =' fare' 2 • M namun, Tavern, ' hisClnte do Sec Homy, ' do do . do sae° -.Trig, do MeCtndleisa do Jacob Bono, do do. do Aragglennett. . do Fitt do Marcie Jack, ild Plum . titi Jot: ilumnedoi dt, ' ltesorve ' t 0 rbuto Kent, . do Jatuaa Keitronos do ItobitisOit do lit, VitifoTre " e, g. . do r . 800. lar ..- - —3: Asuff, do ).. I. lit. ms • o 010 gictnoskey. ' do - .L. I'L .do . 6. . wo...alcArzioniti... . do .: ' . do Matthew 31.0 31100 Tavern, ' Linton • do .soaellassra &.Darld Sent', Tavern, do •' • ' • 110 Abra'o Moore, -. : , • do. .Yeraallte• do • Jacob Malobart, - - -,_-, do do do Thotlentrt nIK Mt On.W.VDNESDAY. the Pith dor di March, ilifiesnt AO- Whillekt,A. U., for hearing IMO alines rr lotra, ' • V. 1.1. MIK illalhelf Donde to iny olgoeidt or ' olhe tag : mgeohnatiplums must tiogilednn or Dotard the day; othegin • Certilicatee or licenses granted Moat he taken mit. airerilve ,Ind within Sheen day& ow li.vi.„, b.. 030 in ,m,,,u . gealtoy wilt bo revoked noosed higtolavr. , inhirslit . • W. 4i-.#P-140,br.Vteric.; ka ie 01451.N.121 SEWICRIi h EY , ..-DIFEILLING FOR - ft ige f t jai4lriVirel h cli t ii)V.:o l k u `r i tt l uitot COU4SII2II3IRZVATI , V.V-toom, - ._witia. lan dr. rz-AtmtiwmpewirialtliittlaWit./.21 .130 bx 200:-IITe Alloy tigCmallt Itexa 1140toft. SM. IMPIX.Or.O I .t.nt WaLer“ - APet'la' . - • 12111 - W TORtill!l#sl4... 1;7; sa-Z54?,7,7-- 13=1 =I I= ttrwuN.s EXTRACTS COUDRAY 'S EXTRACTS. I•INAUD'S FYTI: ACT, IZZEIM COLTDR.AY •S SOAPS. SOCIETE RYGTENIQUei SOACS, LU BINS SACHETS. BROWN CIILOROIIY 3: E. BILECKNELL'A SHIN SOAP I= = l'llE LICAI.J FIcOJI SQULFtES: ItOWLANA•S MA.' ASSATI OIL I= WINF.S ASI lIIIANDY =MEI SIMON JOHNSTON, Druggist, mhl2 Corner Smithfield and Fourth Streets pawfiewl n Ottlticle cl§,_ BULLETIN OF PRICES FOR THREE DAYS. GOOD PRINTS, Fast Colors; Bleached Shirting Muslins. All the best makes of Prints. Good Dndressed Shirting Muslin, Delaines, the newest styles; a great variety of Dress Goods; this being one half former prices, A.a"2se. Extra width and quality or Shirting, and Sheeting Mus tins. An immense quantill and variety of Dress Goods, the same as have been sell ing at 50 and 62 1-2 c. <l9l - " 31 1-4 e.. One and a half yard widf Heavy Shirting Muslin. I great variety of Dress an( other Dry Goods, the price! being a reduction of one-ha Our Stock ts now very full. and contains some of tht most desirable and cheapest goods on hands ever sold. HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS. Our Stock Is now complete, mak In; the greatest variety ever exhibited in this city. The PARTICULAR attention of Housekeepers Is invited to' this DEPARTMENT. J.II.BARKER&OO. 59 Market Street. \ = Le.,i WHEELER & WILSON'S New Improved Family gEWINO Simple, Noiseless, Makes a Stitch Alike on Both Sides. Is so ample that a 01111.11 can learn to Ina them by simply referting to the printed Inaterictlona, o bleb are teat with SYYnT MACHINE. EVERY MACHINE WA_IRJELA.. - PIirr•JEJL). ffeunning, Tucking, Quilting, Braiding, Cording, Felling, &c , dour on those Mactitnei—douu to Pia, &mos . . They are the Best in the We ask ui osslutnatiou of our 31aOhluos before you mate your prrnhaso. WM. SUMNER & CO., :NO. 517 ruin EiT.i PrITT8111.91(711 ~HO~~ pifttiIIIUMG I ~111.1111FWERY _IND ' PaiIINDVENHT/SES. 0 m A IaXI Secoissoto Jen: .A(usioca, P., sitiIISERYMEN tie I.ll.oWn'ltt, all.takeigkt - 146 t eolith attention totheir extensive stock of nntt son ornamental trosto9r9cnruth itapeelueslntd/Os.D. house plants:, • . . t rittahluttn: . , skland:Passenges Cart son to to. ' :realhatzultse ... ineentatantspe , r:': -, - . , ENSUBANCE. • TIFE 1111441UTLINCE LIEF: INS Elf, ANCEit.;:The RT. 31PUTVAL 411'/C IhTtURANCE CO. OP 'll N.WARff % .6. deelretil 'Weal" the eltt Mien or el tizene Yt.t.berh thie ;entojeet,.throosb.thelz GeneretAgent for the West. I.IUMMIXD, aillloeon6aeela tionee, PlEt4l-• P. S.—Otte seer Ttataten Lifa,eanranos seated,' ALT. ova roluesse are, sos-forteltlas; for innance,-; Utile party bseettireernable tat:looS kis annual pay, /Matt he HOT Lirralt. htepoigrtait tbeainOarit "ofirtearatieeerlii be &ministate slant stenieslous , Us the premium. se impale,. tbereasy• reasintisrake . ealleepseetiopekeVeart mash, esairtsaLtre Itunatiota , zooksz_p_aketibtets,44.. eilishe had :as.: *.t , • • 4,IJILESIIIIBISARD,GiesteratAsesit • .Aloiiinghatis Lace reatibule Lace a FOB SA.LE SY WHITE, ORR & CO., ag W. 121013. iStreot. A NEIN STOCK FOREIGN AND DOIICSTIC DRY GOODS, E=l I_,aitesa Novelt les, To he fonocl lu tho New York market, at BATES & BELL'S, I= NEIV SPRING STOCK IN - UAW C 4.0 Col) WhOlesale .d Retail. JOSEPH HORNE & CO. Invites the atteation of DEALERS, 3lEttellANT. , and .5111. LINERS, to their asaortment of es.riqt...a:vcr crezircrxxio. lariarimnis ci-e=ocriarEl. lIILLINERY GOODS, LACE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES , RI FELINES. EDOINOS, RILAIOS. PARIS sKinTING, SPIONO RA L.MoS A LS. HOSIERY O OLOW ' ESIIIsoIDERED SK I RTS, ROB ES WAISTS. FLOES:CIL: OS AND HAN MCFALL:II I EFS. FURNISHING GOODS. PAPER COLLARS 111 kind, CORSETS, HAIR COILS, HOOP SKIRTS, AND A CF.NAIIAI. VAASIATY OF CZ:I9O3CC:OI•7. WHIP.II ARE OFFRIVED AT POPULAR. PRICES. New Goods Received Dail). • Ftnyer, are invited to call at Nos. 77 and 79 Market Street. mht6 1866 SPRING GOODS. 1866 Weare JatlTrrcrlvin SF.W and dealrable FOOD! lu•t from thr F.ASTF.BY PITIES. hteb C r. Trtpanmd toed to our WHOLESALE anJ QF- e UT Co.u,mcrs at TtSEACT~IBY YI:ICE:t. The Arrivals To-Day are Hamburg Flouncings, EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. FINE LACE CtILLAIIS: HEAT-STITcHED AND LAi•E HOICKS.: MOHAIR III:Ai, MCINNES ANI , ItoLLS: NEW STYLE BONNET ANI , NECK RIBBON'S: BLACK SE ~71. 1 :1, SILK NETS: • NEW KTYLE BLAI•K SILK VEILS: NEW sTYLE (3,IISETR IA fancy rolorA; FANCY HAIR CoMll7i • R IN,moNNAIES MAC ,IM, GLIDE6i.• CO., Nos. 78 and SO Market Street. MACREBI & CARLISLE. 19 Fifth 'Street,. Are receiving NEW AND DF.SIRABLE 0001) by Exprese daily from Nee , Yorit. NEW STILES OF HAIR NETS• B ILAI LA R CE. C TI L WI . T L S L L A K : LOND SPOTTED LACE VEILS; LADIES' EN AIWF.L.ED PAPER COLLARS LADIES' EN A.3IELED PAPER CUPP'S; FANCY COSIIIS-NEW STYLE; ALEXANDRE'S RID GLOVES; DENI"S SHIRTS_ COLLARS. TIES, 331=War-a333rneh Duplex Elliptic Skirts To Dealers et Marectecturers• Price 'List. ALL JWiDS OF PAPER COLLARS Al Manufacturers• rnees. ALL WINITiI GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. Merchants and Dealers supplied at lowest prices. MACREM t CARLISLE, MEAT BARGAINS MUICCEIPRCOLCAMEIEL3I:OEI AND ME SIFIL'Ir C3-4:C2COTIES, Roe. Id and SOi -Irket Street. GLYDE & CO. AT EATON'S, 17 Fifth Street. ARRIVING DAILY BY EXPRESS. Hair Roils, lllegir Cutts, Curled wets, MILD AND SILVER CORD, . REAL POINT LACE. , COLLAI POINT APLIQUN COLLARS, REAL POINT LACE AND KOOINCL POLNT APLIQUE LACR. AND EDGINIL REAL POINT AND POINT APLIQLE LADIEtP.AND OENT'S LINEN lIDEPS Invent variety. VITIPPLWR. ,GOODS Perfect. CLOSING OUT AT ORRiTLIP REDUCED PRICES. Z.. S. 3EIBWCIIOIC, (SUCLTESSOR TO EATON, 3L1.0817.51 6 CO., y dr°. 11 Fifth street. mhl AT W. W. MOORHEAD'S, Ntra Style Frizzed Nets, • Italy Coils, Fancy Buttons, - New Empress Hoop Skirts, .Embroideries; Lace% - Woolen Goods, AT OREATJ.I7 REDUCED PRICES. AT . . lio ; No. Market Street. CA4 111 3 I!KccANDT.,ss & 2 ors int.mv.uisab Co.;) . Wholtem& dilaters In FORRION AND DOMNSTID Dar 6001.),5, P4WcodAtteuts third house above Diamond 1 , DannNt 4 • ..- s:~va~r~s-B P T ". Brit" it FOR SAVINCS, Form,,vnton iNsir ( ortiTlO:g. ./4/11in -- M 2B, 6 7 _Fourth s t ree opp o .4.b.u.dcorpttisbursi..) Vir t nirranitO IN - 1141. - OPE NDA/Vt yp r atri l' ar&V;t l l4oin i en , n WELT tarn't i tg ato N A o T tel d bex a b t. ll, o, l - th.ota to r.. 9 . l ni cOl d .Aß:r r ib 7 .ol. : ,. • Itoolts or 11F-i.w.. • B' 4 - Mu/Mutton cepeonaly oat, . to, those: u m earn •rr il m it °' the 91 l &P.'" '' ' ' l ti ek " Letwarinit tit - UM:CS' 8- aaumwltfeh , !Ul De' oresOninn .I,l6rucr•ottoottro. ett'ult" nomua OV: III ANAGEJ. cancialLipmalitzto" st onir AnE mr P . „4c, nTAei,lwrtraee ” C , - 1/ VTIitWOBTA- 4 ga1Y„,4:1 ;„ sorrttirasY;iv; g WALL PAPERS, &c OYLAS PALM ER, .11D IREAII, HUB L\ TAI IRATIMEIR TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES, GILL Cornices TA~I..Ei crow - IZL Warehouse, 91 Wood Street, Seconli4oor below Diamond Alley, PITTSBUROIL, PA. - w ALL PAPERS, 4' I.A IN ►SD' BEA OTT PIM RCIURT COl TO - CVVIT P8.000.1:421.13.g 107 Market Street, near Fifth riPER HA INFOR 1866 A groat collection of «American Fran Papers For th firF.l. time In ft. Teir. .11" E ir Ex& Lis!, Pap Ens. A ebolev selection Of Newest. French Papers For sale by . • W 2ILTF.II P. MUISHALt,L4 pROPOSALS FOR.SAFES ' AAR LOCKS. WAsLITYGTOd. C., ffiareh 3A, 11016. Sealed rroposrla will he reeeived tit thetiffice of the Sopers - Islng Architect, Treasury Department, Washington. D. C.., until 12 M., APRIL. 6111,386. for furnishing the Burglar Proof and the Burglar and Fire Proof safes required by the Treasury De artment-for one year from tlfe -acceptance of the -,0p.al of the e ueeer.ful bidder. Speciticattont and drawings tor the Bh - rglar Proof nafes, showing the fb plats onatructlon et present toed, YIP: alternate of iron aud hardened steel. can be obtained aeon apelleation at this De partment. Ilurgld and Fire Proof Safes will he eortatteetod In the saute manner at eased with a suitable Ore proof cot snap, the plansd specifications for filch must he s ehie t i t eft by t h e bidder. dates - Go he ships in gelded condition wititin • re•sokable time nom date of order. The Locks V: br furnished by ibis Department, hot must hermit le place by thy eontrector, and ',erred worklet order when tile Soffits turned over the proper of Myr of the Government, Thy bids to ho per imperlidal foot,. measured on ti, anu ..• coser ail chargelt . eluding painting - .1.1 door ext.., (e•cept su it of lock.. Proposals will esso reeeleffil for Burglar del sad powder peon - Locks, to be accontganlod -with samples, Ail tilde most he accompanied by the-guaranty of two responsible peisons In the stun of $5,0X1, that the bidder will ateonpt and perform the - contract If awartital to Lim, the sufficiency of the temerity to be eeriltied he the Metric% Attorney of the district when the bidder - resides. The Depflnalt. reserves the right to rejrt any ell Ws. Or to and the contract Bit orglar hoof Saler to one party. and the Berglarked rift ,Safcs to another. If It Ire deemed seethe !Mer -1 0, of leo Government to do to, and no bid still be considered that dohs net conform to the reigns-r -ifled,. or tide eel yertimence Prop...al, to by endorsed ••Proposyla for hales and ...• atiti audressed to A. It, MULLETT, Aet leg Supervising Architect, Tree...end' Department, Washington. If. I'. A. it. lIIILLETT. traffiffiawdiaftt Acting noperslaing Arehlteet. CONTRACTORS.---1 - LAILWAY LI:TTINIE.--Thu Allegheny ValleyT Ballroad Compel, Invite proposals for the GRADUATION, EtilAi_alis EY, BALLASTING. AND TIES required on fifteen sections of their road, extending. from Oil City sonthward, and on fifteen Beath:Ens, extending from Mahon ingCreck northward to the vicinity or Brady's Bend Peon Work. Each aection, will be shout one mile n length. , • Maps, profiles, plane, and 'specifications of the e.ork will be ready for examination at the Engi oner'soeleo, on Pike street, In the City of Nth. burgh. on the irt of Morris next. and proposal' will be received at the name 1,1000 op to O o'clock, r. of TIEURSDAY, the 22n OF 31 The line will be non out and stakedam Coen a! practicable. but contractors run at any time obtain al the Engincer•s office_ In Pittsburgh, all tho tufo , - motion necessary to entwine them to examine and 'bid for the work understandingly. Any further information desired tan - be bid try "°tient sr, Pt r.orsort or be letter to the sulacriber. 11121: t ti ' ;f F. WEIGHT Chief Iroxineere pitorosA Proposals for Supplying the Troops h 6 Alleghbity - A2101114 reti... with F' EL s3=lllllo lior els iponths, col...being no the TPIRST DAT F APRIL, ISM, and landing on the With flay of Sep tember. lred. will be received by tneaubacribar on. tii the INSTANT, at 12 Web:wk., when Inev edit be opened. The nee( to be of noon and warle..ouie quality. in quarters, wttli an equal Pro portion of each, (ueolis and shanks to be eseinded•) The daps of Woe, the probable quantity of beef rem dred, anti tine term, and coed itionsof Cie enntract. an be ascertained on application 1..) the aslttscrliSers at shealteny Arsenal, near l'itteburib, DA. • ISAAC ARNOLD an.. lot Lt. of Ord. and net. Copt. el. A. .A. A. C. .9. IiENILY G. HALE. NOtTIVIST CALMS OP, FEC7 t at ma. sum& Desires to return thanto to Ills friends and the generally for their liberal natrdnage,•and would edpeetfully Inform them that herhas just return from the F.ast ern markets with a large and welt selected Mock of Fine Woolen Goods P A ealr tr i . w i tr tAr y, (4 EN T L4tEN'S 8111..,1110. SPRING STOCK 19 Filth Street. GRAY a LOGAN', pITT ODIIDGIE AND ILLT: ILAILROAD; , THORSIM.Y., MARCH 15itiligdo • P . , MAIL Tian , will leave rlttaberghtati tecistek A. a. insteuteraa 'heretofore. - riltetiT 21ekES4iFindr VIII leaves rlttslusrup.at ld o'clock. r. tr. AtSCIIdIIIOIIATS.LN will leave W.X.dr Idirrws , aces:rel.:dr p.. rs. ,Ileturelng irlll haves MU/burgh Time or all other traina enchanted. ' .1 nihtista W. B. STOUT. Superintendent. paurttatts - G ou-50 tursloll. (mhl3 °Mani& CALSIEeVbyEiD - PLASTEIS-zl9O. bbls. tor iblbl9) •OLLINS. P . .tracket •.store .11. and for eat. LT . 1.91,1 A -1 / TMOKET .fr• O. P-O—SINDALE CE ITENZ=IO O bbls bat recalled by • iIENIIY 75:: OLLP H. .2_4 11 A r a • if " Yr S EN P UPPL I CO S. LLITO3. pirME-200 bbla, fresh y White LEII fi rrale by d, B. CANFIELD. LOT : :0F ADAMANTINE okbiDwis sts.l,. tp_da4l.o. rp_ts_ mll9 JP"- ". 7 , " K' "D"W b OATSU-7- us.emui. pits . 4 .17 v oio 4; 4 I ,WIEET . CIDElt_l5 bbls, 'Sweet rinlqugCliler fin. sac by . • Taal IL VOIOT 8 CO, 11 - itiIIPVEIES .:-- .25 barrels, - iron bound, no in ftore ated.for ode by mitto - . VOIOT Jt. CO. 2 0 lbbbs.,Rape or Ea. J.. tine 01 to iOrtrf ttor summer Nora for We. • torti7 t" r DIOKEY...t r — A - 401E8 4 400 Was. Prince - Al. l'chl"°*P'u llt r . '* Orl:PYELD. REAIIS-25 !blots. "cistki.o White Beaas reeelreernd for isle 06, Ali . YE. }.l . • . mbir " •" • t Serfort4 APPLESI DECEIVED ' THIS DAT.-1 car toads .rhoirrt State G , 741 now Inflator atlf.tbr i aall ,. 111.• ' l ' W" "d I VAPAIga. ANJEB. No. I 4 Scrota at.rest. . soArs-200 bla3. colgated Honey, Olyeerine, Betel sod Fancy Soaps. received toil for ple by - . Itzirmat & inbrl , idebt.LEß and .93 Wood street. SPlCES—cloiresi Cinnamonifint. Brim t b irl2oB“ marl , pl. Wood stilet. DATER- 50.Iralls new IlkateN lust received and Or sale % n . am a. Bum mh6 ' • itinad Niret4.otreat. (11,11' COPPER AND BRASH tro- P lO‘ " Te, r, 'L To arrive on steruntslrotktown, fbr , 3 017 • Idt.IAIIDICILtY 16 CO ~.„. • ' ll * 4 "'''' 4f-e !'!! l° l l .3.l.es.nitair'xi.:ivo.-. • 71).W *ter street. Its drew Designs IN OREAT VARIETY, AT 109, H. 11491 in & Hit µPROPOSALS MERCHANT TM:U:OIS MERCHANT TAILOR, PITTSBURGH, rs, Or BOYS' CLOTEIINcr NOW RECEIVING BY. .! 4'7 St Clair iriet.l R'~ZLRO oATni.s. CHANCE OF TIME.' o'.'" ANL AFTICEL pOT*T9EV iteciio i to4l4* -- - , t tio l'l tt. vetdeglvptagte” --1, ge , dpl ,- ImUi. stdi 13 Il
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