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NINE CIVIL RIGUTM RILL.
Congress, in the course of the present
' Week,' .dodlitteas 'decide the fate of this
tolls , r•Tbe imprestiOrt has been general
.Abet ift.the Senate the result was douhtfnl;
' _btitthe intent • act dats represent that the
-; . ;requisite majority Of two-thirds is pretty
inthe House-of Represen
tatives ho trouble exists.
•• Among loyal people in all parts of the coun
try, a strong feeling prevails hsfavor of the
- • bill: 'Multitudes who sustained the Veto of
• , theirreedmen's Bureau' Bill, insist' upon
the-passage or this bill over the•veto. This
• - " motto& principally from - a consideration
orwitat is actually intended to be aware
. .;• Plbdied by the enactment of the law. in
part, also, It proceeds from a recognitionof
what the hill carefully avoids meddling
with.
• The bill does not confer any rights upon
'Allahlacks. - It does not make them voters.
It•doest not seek, ever ebreinotely, to endow
041W:to:with -social" equality, either among
;,thettelelves Or With their , white •aeighbors.
• ••••••• nOttleeMosyrdiry. Charity does not
• Cotie withlit its purview. It neither dig
tribtffea,.ahas; nor found hospitals, nor
•thilds schools, nor maintains churches.
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- Its sole end Is to render the blacks secure
' 'in their persons and property; to protect
• . thirmin the lair-and full enjoyment of the
;Fights conferred on them by the Constitu
'-' Banal ..limendment abolishing slavery. It
simply alms to fulfill the pledge of the Na,
lion that emancipation should be complete
and permanent. In all Other particulars it
throws the/flacks entirely upon their own
• resources, leaving them to work out their
-own destiny as best they may. ...Nothing is
~ accorded to them but what is freely mace
7,'„ded lancet° blacks and whites by the regu
`,lttr,rmeration of th e laws in the most in -
4te'tnsely aristimratic nations of Europe,
' ~-.The provisions of the bill do not discrim
' ••::,ttuderbetween States. They apply as abso
lutely in Pennsylvania as in Virginia. Nor
do- they interfere with State laws except'
„where those laws are made to interfere with
the spirit andintenturthe Federal Consti
tution. If a State provides for the fair ad
- ministration of justice to the blacks this
bill, if it shall become a law, will al
; Most of necessity be of no effect
wltbin its borders. If a State will persist
itin taming one measure of justice for white
,',riatople and 'a very different one for the
!nicks, doubtless this bill would be felt la
aruiive and grievous. But this dorm not
militate against the right and obligation of
the, general government to secure perfect
equality before the laws for high and low,
'rich and poor, black and white.
Bnt, it urged that the machinery of the
-bill -is unusual and in derogation of the
reserved rights of the States. We admit
the methods of the bill are not those ordi
narily in operation. The methods ~re
those of ; , the Fugitive Slave Law.'
• What was ordained for wrong, has, in the
orderings of Providence, become helpild
--of:righL The case itself Ls not a common
one Four Millions of people are in an
•= anomalous condition, and the methods for
Jitarprotection, in order to be adapted to
that condition, necessarily partake of its
• •exieptional character. But these method&
,are' hot in contravention of the reserved
rights of the States. The National Con-`,
stitution, as it now stands, gives Congress . :
thelllOSt ample authority over the viltolti..
subject ; and it is the duty- of each to bring'
its local laws &Ad Wages at once into ,liar
rimy with the new powers con
'raved 'on Congress. So long as:
-the, bhicke remain peculiarly circum
atitietid; so long -as special and invidious
- ;odietitcle6 are thrown across their pursuit of
r„jiiiiiiie ; uncommon -remedies ought to be
i r placed *Shirt their reach.. -This is in exact,
• "eatelitenerwith the fundamental maxim of.
: , ,thaeouution•Law-that every wrong
- 1.1 1 .1 - 4etnedy. Whin ordinary - means of
redressare nugatory or inadequate, extra-•
„,opdhlary means become „not only tolerable'
•-,,1r ,nt - 114ntlistieamable - necessity.
blacks have a claim beyond this, ,
';uport,the loyal people of , the nation. Ills
:tnotalmply their Mute and patient endu
.Mlles of .wrong for a century and a half,
- thatattitanleada them to sympathy. When
this nation was in its 'great agony, not a
7 t rehelyaa found. among them. With no , II
eurpitaaed devotion they' stood by the So'v.
RrtfrpEhL Faith. never was presented in a
Inbar attitride. , 'Whatever they could do
for the national:cense, .they did ' With , an,
• :.411ellfietning •: fidelity •and , noble heroism.
ircende4.•they are exposed to the vindictive : ,
unapt Southern - rebels and the contempt,
cif -northern deMocrata. - Their emanclpa
'lion Oen offense to both these powerful
•ciamea, , partly because they Mai . ' univers al.
ltherlyiend partly beramo - this special de- , ,
liveranceimme as &raillery to the malnte.!
=mid the Union.
There ought to be no defection, when t h e;
r u t shall come,-upqn•the part of Republi-;
canmainbers of Congress. The Republi
mukixtehtber who falters now, will, show a' 1
daptirof Aebseement for which condone-
Meat Isimposaible.
MI
'lEitrAmts . CARL —All whiter a tierce con
trcrrerby has been going on in Philadelphia
relative-to the running of street care, on
tadday. The debate was carried up to
llarrisburg by the introduction of a bill
into the' Houses to repeal .so much of exist
ing laws ailorbid the -mutant of the cars
on that: . day. - Remonlgraneket were' matte
agidearthemissage of the bill. Finally a
ProPeettleawu — Offered tosubmit thi.decis.
lon of the qtiestion tcia vote of the people;
'buS-thisiltiled. At this point the Postmas
ter3Pletteial has interposed, and declared the
Union biti Pasaenger Railwayof
aliost-road. This is held to settle the
matter, and obviate the necessity of legisla
tion.. • • • • .
.119i'ileUtthis have established a newspa
per at Balt Lac City, that fairly; b ear d s
Bluer '' . .r*Yotriiit,ln his den on the queik.
tion ofolygamy, lkio wonder the Elder
With of emigrating to, seine island of the
South Sena: -7, - ,The, waves of popp l ation,
rtllling. across ttie,Ociritinelit, hive tirokeir,
the !bastion in wtilch Mormonism'repoaed•
for security. - It must retreiiiini, perish.
Whither shal t it go!. . :
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dtiiinithe first r on
ANDREW - '•
.Ing deiblbl°n ft lithe—argument °f.
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.1 'if and d2o9nlsiii iie prement form ,
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er ‘ ll „A t b et igut Or 'wrong."
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lteter - noW We — are Ma. We
have lost our identity. We do not know
whether we arc ortnxltret orbtUir people.-
The muse of our perplaicity isthi:.: The.
Scranton Register, thalleiged byrthe Brad
ford Repo ter toiiatrien Republican journal
in Pennsylvania that sustains the Pre:4-
dent's Policy as erpoanded in his Veto
Messages,: deslinates' the •Pittsbargh Go
tette.: It speaks, with a glow of animation
of-the. manner in which we have "given
BUMREII, Erravmcs d+ Co. particular Jesse."
It tellichow "much it has admired the pluck
of the Gazette for some months past—it has
been so outspoken against the folly and
wickedness of that fanatical crew," and
more toi the same effect. Are we there, or
are we tiOmewhere else ? Ate we ourselves,
or are we other individuals ? These are
the questions that bother us.
"BrsdE President Johnson's second veto,
the RepUblican party are beginning to re
alize that no communion is possible on
leading questions between him and them.
They have come slowly and reluctantly to
this conviction, for it Is a bitter: mortifiCs7
lion to find that a President Whom they
elected repudiates their vlews."—New York.
World.
This justly describes the Situation.
There is no longer any communion or sym
pathy between the republican party and
the President. And this, not because that
party has chosen to quarrel with the Presi
dent, but• because the President has
seen lit to "repudiate the views of the
party by which he was elected." The
word may at least be taken as an umpirc
whose learning is not hostile to the Presi
dent.
Tws RESPONSIBLE editor of the New
York Times, in hit place in Congress, made
a speech strongly approving of the ofijects
of the Civil Rights Bill, though mildly dis
senting from sortie of itsmachinery. When
a motion was made to lay the bill on the
table, which would have ensured its defeat,
be voted against the proposition, which
was clearly a vote in favor of the bill.
When the final vote came he found It con
venient to be absent. When the veto mes
sage came, be held its reasonings to be con
clusive.
TUE VETO of the Civil Rights Bill im
parted to many republicans juster ideas
than they had before of the irrepressible na
ture of the conflict between the President
and Congress. They now see that the
difference does not relate so much to meth
ods and instrumentalities as to the ends to
be reached. There is no possible reconcile
ment between the ideas now held by the
President and the hulk of the republican
party.
Emancipation Completed In Russia
A St. Petersburg letter says that an im
perial ukase, just issued, completes the
work of emancipation - decreed llve years
ago by the regulation of'Febrnary 19, 1861,
and applies it to all the peasants of the
State domains. That class, personally
emancipated in 1881, had remained pro
visionally under the administration of the
crown, !but the Government has entered
resolutely on the task of throwing many of
its works Into the hands of private persons.
Seven factories and forges have already
been given up. The numerous abuses com
mitted in the local management, which
could not have been prevented by any pre
caution, had diminished, but still existed.
Official documents show the inconveni
ences of the old system. In the villages
there were always two public houses for
one church. The administration had cre
ated several 'schools - of pthetical agricul
ture, which scarcely, on an average, count
ed more than two scholarshaeli. The new
ukase prescribes to the Ministers of the In
terior and of the Domains The task of agree:
ing together for putting all the prescrip
tions into execution in the course of lux
months. Chi the 19th of August next there
will be in Russia but one and the.garne elass
of peasant proprietors organized in com
munes.
A wEsr ago the Cincinnati papers con
tained highly colotibd accounts of an out
rage on a white woman by a negro, in that
city, the woman beluga young widow who,
it was claimed, was belated at the railroad
depot and outraged while endeavoring to
reach a hotel. The miss has been. tried be
fore a Cincinnati court and the negro dis
charged on the ground of bishaving proved
an alibi. In disposing of the case, the
Judge said: "If the outrage was commit
ted,,the act was not committed by the de
fendant. The proof is conclusive that lie
us not at the 1. A: C. Railroad Depot on
the night stated, and the testimony of the
* plaintiff is, therefore, not to - be relied upon.
There - Ls no faith to be placed in the state
ment of the woman, and there is not a
shadow of stSpicion against the prisoner.".
TEE CATTLE PLAGUE AND ITS CURE.
The United States Consul at Liverpool
writes to the State Department that two
remedies nem in ash are said to be very ef
fective in curing the cattle disease. One of
the remedies is thus made :
. One ounce of Peruvian bark, 1 ounce of
gentian, 1 ounce of pound ginger, 2
drachms-of aulphrate of iron, 4 tablespoon
Oils of treskie i and one glass of brandy or
whisky. Dose once a day. The other pre
scription is thus compounded : One pound
of onions, small and strong; 1 pound of gar.
pound of ground - ginger, r pound
assafcetida, to be covered with water and
stirred on the fire till in a milky pulp, then
put over the other articles; add of rice wa
r 2 pints for - every iwo of the mixture.
Dose for a cow, one pint a day.
A NORM P6:1101.01A paper ; coalman that
many ta,the attenutl revenue laws, particu
larly these relating to excise duties, are
openly. emit, almost unto ersally evaded in
Ht,t State: Several well informed 'vanes
' ;fieft bare also testified before the Committee
ft:a, ,filtehnstractlim that there hen very gen-
Anne dispoeittan friths/South to obstruct the
+collection latexes, and ff possible to avoid
making contiibutitainto thepayment of the
'itatiOnal debt.' lc ;Would suit the rebel+
south - butter,ne &obi s to: have rereppresenta
iio`n without taxatiati, than taxation with
oqi now sine, their Ammon
hasentailedtbeavybtlydens uponmSrLeoun
tri---battiemething ii Abe tollutcouvenl -
Om* 'and illttireact:Pfl the ; Mail on s
lOW 00 1 4611144011 1 11eil bore theluittortat
banner amogb a. , tong+ -and
T ut missionaries,of , :the.Pres byterisn
Mid Dutch. Reformed:Churches have been
in . .lapan ever since the country was , open
ed for the .admisidon of fofelgnera. But
ttiey have been chiefly occupied in acqui
ring the , language andtranslating the Scrip
tures,•sad other . preparatoryialxmt.
Ilempburn, the wife otputof there writes,
however,. that they hriveliadthe satisfaction
of •hiptizing -one - convert He f an 'old
man, formerly ephyslolan, but for several
Years irt the employ. of the mission.
A rower. Washington letter sayi : " A
speculator, welt known in this city as Imv.
log made large purchases af arms, mans.
tions, &c., sold, among other articles, to the
P*los leader,' General Sweeny, a week
ago WerlecsdrcY, twenty thousand army re
volvers .and seventeen thortaand•forage
etw It s. It known that a very large pro
portion of Military material sold by the
War Department since the rebellion closed
haVheerrtazrehasod by one or the other or
the Fenian executives."
THE citizens of San Francisco are startled
by a project to construct new Water front
tolbeir citF the propo sition befog to make
an; appropriation o five or six thousand
acres of water to -be built ttp and filled up
and filled .in by the opemtors: The Xia
says If this IS done many present. owners of
valuable water fronts their lots far;
inland, caindng a Ida ormilliOns &Ilan.
to the best business portion of the city.
it..NUXISES - 4 drafts, drawn during • the:
war' on Pradet. Trenikeltres Cd,,br
enic43-..hy Goo::A.;-TienhOlin ; rebel , Secre:-
tory
the and and , which , werewki.,- .
tuna by'onr tbreerVitile MITA/milt to Ztt ,
rope, and brour-thwennnent presented for
paymentiAnive - been leftimid Tree- , ;
purr' protcid.4kL'lle.`gaage." - •eidgried 4 dii..
.111,4 , ,nottpaynnent:.iii .that ~the Confnderat
fand•ia.eibtiusted. ,, •"'
Tits dielslow otTelo, Jae: two Btattei je
igifettAitpat.pAlei -will be
meucies
an zest end .Ireet • - •
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THE donaticitOr 000.099 recently Marie
to La Fayette College, EaSton, Pa., by,A.
Panlee, one of the successful coal ope - ato6
of the Lehigh _region; Another eVidEltt;e
of creditable and judicious liberality, which
is honorable to the donor, and will, we
hope, with the other late contributions to
that institution, advance to it a front rank .
among the colleges of the country.
Punts. Bonnotorts, who absconded- to
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Europe from New ork, some twenty
years ago, with $5OOOOO trust money, died
recently in Italy, He was attorney for the
Hensmlaera in New York, and mild a part
of their property, for them, to A. T. Stew
art, for *500,000, and bolted to Europe
with the money, where he has been living,
unmolested ever alum_
Tut Independent says that the story that
the Cabinent is a unit in support of the
President's policy is a' bet'n. The Presi
dent himself is not a unit. he is part Haw
ley and part English; one hing to one vis
it
itor, and another to anoth r. But as soon
as the President • shall be !all o e way, he
titill'probably want a Cabinet all one way.
TOBACCO CULTURE IN S VIM MIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA.--Froth all quarters of
the tobacco region of Virginia and North
Carolina there are assurances that great
efforts will be nutde to plant a crop of tobac
co. The want of agricultural labor will be
exhibited less in the production of tobacco
than in any other agricultural product.
A ii•EW member of the nglish Huse of
Commons, who had the habit of speaking
very slowly, recently undertook to lebate
the cattle plague bill, .and astoniabed the
House by saying, "I'Vbltad the rinderpest"
—after the burst of laughter which followed,
the member was permitted to continue, and
added—"on my farm."
A. DECISION has been rendered by the
Kentucky Court of Appeals which virtual
ly prevents either a Confederate or Union
soldier from being prosecuted for acts com
mined under orders of superior officers.
The decision was rendered in the case of
the Commonwealth against Holland, from
Christian county.
STEPHEN COLWELL, Esq., of Philadel.
phia, nue of the Commissioners recently
engaged In the examination and revision
of the Revenue laws, has prepared a new
Tariff bill, which will have a hearing In
Congress at an early day. It cannot be
passed a moment to soon for the welfare of
the country.
LOUISVILLE is overrun with counterfeit
Money. On yesterday ten Italian apple
venders were arrested, and several thous
and of spurious bills found la their posses.
sion. The accused parties have retailed
truitsimply as a cloak :o conceal more ef
fectually the business of passing counter
left money.
To TUE assertion of a Washington dis
patch that the President is quite merry at
times over the flurry caused by his 92d of
February speech, the Sandusky Register
replied : "This is u conservative and highly
reprehensible method of calling our Chief
Magistrate a merry Andrew.
TIPAIAS MIMR, who murdered James
Walters in Cipcinnati in 1862, and was
convicted in 18418, hut who succeeded in
tying his ease up by an appeal to the Su
preme Court, has at last had his case de
cided, and is sentenced to be hung on the
25th of May neat.
Mits. MartaFtran, who stabbed and killed
tier husband, Jacob Mansfield, in Madison
county, Mo., last month, has been tried and
acquitted. The deceased was 70 years of
age, but was in the habit of cruelly beating
his wife while he was under the influence
of liquor.
IT is stated ou good authority that a
Philadelphian, who, a few years ago, had
a revenue of $20,000 per annum, and cut a
large splurge among the Lon Gm of the city,
is now an attendant in an eating saloon in
New York, on a salary of a few dollars per
week.
TIIE census of Boston has Just been com
pleted, and it shows that while from 1850
to 1855 the city increased 22,611, the ,Fain
from 1855 to 1860 was only 16,4711. Phc
present entire population is 192,264.
JOSEPHINE was passionately fond of
musk, though Napoleon strongly objected,
and her dressing room at Malmaison is
still redolent with its odor, spite of years,
scrubbing, paint and aquafortis.
OVER-CROWDED OMNIBUSRM are not al
lowed in France. At soon as the seats are
all occupied, the conductor sticks out a lit
tle flag, and as long as the flag remains out
no one is allowed to get in.
A CORRESPONDENT of the New York
Times says that the Canadian authorities
have made arrangements to destroy the Ni
agara Suspension Bridge in the event of a
Fenian mid.
COL. SEATON, of Washington, PO long
connected with the National Inielligenter,
lies at the point of death, being a ffl icted
with a mincer on the fare.
Tint latest Paris sensation is a rumor
that Prince Napoleon Bonaparte intends to
transfer his allegiance to the United Staten.
'Pas Davenport Brother. have abandoned
the title of mediums, and now call them
selves merely jugglers,
Tn - a Chicago Portsays that Johnson suc
ceeded Lincoln, but never succeeded after
wards.
OCR Western cities are overrun with la
boring men inesearch of employment.
POLITICAL
"THE UNION REPUBLICAN
EXECUTIVE 00111ITITTEE OP ALLE
GHENY COUNTY, yetll meet at the OFFICE OF
T. M. MAIPSHALL, Eag_„. THUILEDAY, April
&A, at ID o'clock, •. ronetual attendance Le re
guar..). W. J. 011.MORE,Rum,
1 4 . M, A, A 4111: 8 1 . 4 , }Secretaries.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
CHARLES PUGH,
ont.b.a.r,win b. eandldale for County Com
uktailonetl outpect. to the action of the Colon Be
goubtlenn younty Conrention. =WC Aittrie
Ilar"FOR CLERK OF COURTS.
JOSEPH BROWNE,
Lain of lOW tennaylvanta Volunteers and sth Nun•
sy/raola Artillery. llobject•to the decision of the
lit /labile= County Convention. intatme
IarCOIVGRIE6IB.—The friends of
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY
WUJ present his Mine to the Conventlon of the
Union party, for nomination at •camildate for Cob -
UGH in the 2/4 Dietnet.
farCONGRESS.
IENERAL *S. 8. HOLEY
IS A CANDIDATE IN THE RAD DISTRICT
P15.94/md
arFOll 811ERIFF,
• .SAMUEL B. CLULEY,
t t ilt i g o ig!Uli c i ni ;Jr[l4,o of the Union Iteratnfao
irEon,,snitnner,
• CHARLES BARNES,
Late Colonel Sixth Reg. Pa: Mery ArtMery end
Brew. Brig. Gen. U. ti. A., subject to the action or
the linton Convention.
mhlSidter,
10'`I'OR SHERIFF.
JOSEPH ROSS,
Of the First 'Ward, Pittsburgh, trill be.s caud
dote forSheritf, subject; to the *ethyl. of the Ualo
Hebb);Haag County Concession. catalpas,
off-ron'IIIIIIERIFF.
• CEN.'II. B. M. YOUNG,
Late Colonel Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry
rarFOR SHERIFF.
COL 1 jAMES lA% 4NODORASS,
tlAteir...i'Ml, {tete Of. the nth Kasen Vl ' ) Min
of i tertittr i &Ligrthr,4l2l:2
,the decision
nthhnte
• . 31: o i• •.
DR. WILLIAM .I.'OllllOBE,
or Upper St. Chair Tqwnshlp. ntb224l.lmtElf
COMMA •..VIO.I973EILEGIN.
MISS SUSANNAH-EVANS
Tiie 'tint and Witted Orig.:wont° dellvered two tee
to/011w klbotty to 'brtuffled
ces„.. -cell[ dottrel. ON ImeTURN, lentiNeCi sp .
EXCELSIOR HALL, ALLRGEIENT,
I I: immixtvOtilrtar.
ciireeteliiritits , „cl: mot. obis 407•04.00..'
23000100 hlltdrfoi e•at'lla 'Nook - add Nnut
NOcires antattee door. , o rpierreOwsp.o.
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A tt 4w ui r or Mat - l yst uto •
AL Gin' re this Rank. d this 0, Mr.
WILLIAM 3Elitiltii sras el d Daidar, and
Mr. ROBERT M. =NT AssistanSeashier.
ap 3 : IO td.JOIDURARPER4p,
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NOTICE.—There is now lying at
A.l the Alinsheny Wharf. an OIL FLAT, Di feet
to long. 13 feet lechers [onward, reheated to pros* ;Property, 043 .
Churl and take het away or she be sold ae
eo.ll.,f,Lodlaw.
I , D A Vizi, Wharf Muter.
rust/sums NATIONAL Manx /
Prrtestranti. Karel MN, Ins.
TigrNOTES OF THE CRAWFOIIii
tINTY,BA NH. Meadville:OlL CITY' BANK.
0110 n; VIENANUO BANK, Franklin, nod PE
TROLEUM BANK. Titusville, will not hereaner
be redeemed by this Bank.
mhZetf GEO. T. VA-N DOREN. Cashier.
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Curl' Soucrron'a Orrice,
Prriguniurir, March gth, ISA. I
NOTICE IS HEREON GIVEN TO
all persona Interested, that the report of Ap
praisers appointed to appry Ise the damages caused
by the change of grade of Penn street, svitb the fi l l
ed ...sweet and plot thereof. bas been Titus DAT filed
is my once. If the msesamenla are not paid within
thirty days' from this date. Ilona will be bird there
for against the properties amessed, with int e r es t
costa and fees, according to law.
J. F. SLAULE, NE... Bo ut l b ir s l t t re or e , ,.
tobrailvd
NOTICE TO OR NERS OF DRAYS
as kr—Notice is hereby ghrn to ai
°levers of Dray.. Carts, Carrimges, Buggies, he.,
whether resident or nonvrezident In the City of
Plttsborgh, to pay their License. at the Treasurer's
orate of the (My of Pittsburgh, FORTHWITH. in
accordance with an Ant of Assembly, approved
March Bp and an Onllomme of the C
M, of
the City of Pittsburgh, passed April la, OM, nod MI
persona who neglect or refuse to take out Liceoses
will be se blect to a gamnalty. to be rerAvered before
the Mayor, double the amount of the License.
The Pill stetal plates of previous years must be re
torned at the time LlCenkee are takes out, or Day
Cents thernfOr.
RTIA Or
Each One Horse A Vehicle LICZNNE,
Each Two Horse Vehicle..
ILourAtorse.yrhicle.
TV.; IL - We finek to 00
Ocrosibuses 'and Timbst Wheels drawn by two.
horses, .18 00 each. For eoch additiOual horse used
In any orate above vehicles, alt.
W. EICHBA, CALF Treasurer.
PrITSBEMON. February' 6th L66.s.—lbt.autvld
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &co.
NEW BOOK BULLETIN.
The latest New Hooka reeelvea at Hiincr•s
THE GRAHAME'S, s novel. by Mrs. Trapord
Wbltst.es.n.
MRS. D. WOO NEW NOVEL, ST. L SIA MIMI!
EVE.
AGARSIVB NEW BOOK, O EOLOG IC" L SKETCH—
ES.
Sr. MARTIN'S BOWLER, by AM!, H. EL Brews
ter.
MRS.ROUTE:MIITH N JEW NOVEL, nil.: FOR
TUNE BEE t/ K-ER.
WHITTIER'S NEW TOE:M, SNOW BOUND.
Erldlt.LA MENIAND'a YO WE E TELLER.
N L EV7 4 IOBII A FTVR e VA d ltl;
Up Rai des Illumina
ted Series.
THE CRUISER OP THE RAF. Latest number
American Toles.
TILE CRIN.LE ENTER. Last number Dime Novels.
IiCTROS, THE CORSAIR. Lut number Ten 'out
Novelette.
THE SCARLET WARRIOR. Last number Tea
Vent Novels.
NEW SONG BOOKS.
Tony Pantor's Wttercal) Songnter.
Billy jiolznes . Comic 14clee. -
No. 17 Btaule't Dime Song Book.
DAY'S AMERICAN READY RECKON ER.
MARTIN . 6 BERM a LE LETTER. WHITER,
And numerous °there, together with all the popular
Magtrieell and other or w Publwationa alway eta
be badl
JOHN P. HUNT & CO.'s,
Fifth fit„ Masonic Mall.
ulna°
AMERICAN INK,
Essetly Ilke ARNOLD'S FLUID, mot about one
third
of
Mee It s trial. It Is endorsed by
some of the not accountants In the count , y.
mhTL J. L. RIAD, VI Fourth etreet.
EDUCATIONAL.
CLASSICAL AND DATRENIATI
CAL SCHOOL—WM, H, WAKEIIAM, (whose
health is completely ventured,) will resume tile pro
faasional duties, at the old School Roosts, East Com
mon. Allegheny, and will recePre pupils for the
half session. on 1114 ND AY, April tith. MR. The at
tention 01 parents and guardians I. respectfully W
etted. ruhV:lwd
EXCELSIOR INSTITUTE.
AN ENGLISH AND CUSSICAL SCHOOL
FOR HOTS AND GIRLS.
THIRTEENTH dUARTVILLY SESSIoN will
commence SION DAY, April vtb.
For terms, call at INSTITUTE ROOMS, NE
VILLE HALL. corner of Liberty and fourth sta.,
or address. for Circular,
Rev. W. S. GRAY, Principal.
SiFOOlce hours, ditty, from 101411 /2 A. P., and
tnini 2 111/ 6 P. 01. nitifftlwd
NOTICiss--UMVIng
taken out Letters Teammentary Co the estate of
CIIHISTOPUFX 'MAMMON. deceamd. late of
Sheler largo:111p, Allegheny county; all Demons
knowing themselves Indebted to the mine will make
inuncthate payment. and all Fermine having elating
againat the said eatste, wfil mama them, ditty au
thenticated, for settlement, o
JOHN 11 MICRON. HaegotOr,
eta:net T alticier township.
AA LLEGMENT COITIVTIGas.—In the
,ustter of the final account ofJOELNIteCATtIitI,
one or the admtnlstratom of WILLIAM BEL ,L de
ceased. And now, Februa 17th A. 11., loin, u
7p o vici " rbta to i3 ITl ' irr rt, r
SAMUEL.e P A ctu M n i r .
o custrioution . of the ti,:l . . o er due artier sald ."' acco m ake
itnt
BY THE °OUR'''.
From the Record.
The undersignesl will attend to the duties of Me
appointment to the entire
on
TUESDAYMee. No.
Fifth Weed, Pittsburgh, on. March:nil,
leen, sat: oelock, when and where all parties
Interted may attend.
mbellawiimi SAMUEL PALMF.R. Auditor.
A LLEGIIERY COUNTY, ex.—At an
fo raOrpm• county. d at the City of Pittsburgh,
In and r said In the matter of me eltat,
of Letitia C. Iloiloes et. al., 100. December
Teem llO5. Ilmet VOL OM, WM. CI. HAWKINR,
the.,., appointed Auditor toaudit the cocci,
lions. BY THE COURT.
From the Record.
WII. A. HEREON, Clerk.
The Auditor shore named will meet the parties
tee "or iris ig " i f , " VrP ..t r , lgSrlrtel ettrot e MIMI DAY Of at e
o'clock.
W. O H
. AWEINS, JW., Auditor.
roh2o:tawawd
V.XECILITOWS NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby slveo that Letters lestsmenLary upon
the estate of IHTCHELTHEX, late of
A.llegbeny City, Alleilieny eottoty, accesses. have duly putted to Nathaniel Holmes sod the ea
desslitned. All pa rams baring_
_lhitasagainat said
estate ill PCCISCIII MOM AN_BEN Lt.' lath.
LEE, Le., NO. 03 Meowed streekrittsburzh.
BENIAH MMIOFYIN.
Sorelvins Executer, ht•raer.l.a.
PLUMB
mb2l:l•lntwtd F
piTTSBIURGII LEAD PIPEAND
SHEET LEAD WORKS.
llske Weeder and keep on ha. .11 leogehs
kepi tblekesesses or CA
LEAD PIPE & SHEET LEAD
At Lowest Market Rates.
Al.o keep. hand
Pitunbers , Material, Brass and
Iron Cocks, Steam Gauges,
gleam Pumps Plain and
Galvanizedlron Pipe,
Co., C,.
BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
No, 187 Smithfield SL, Pittsburgh, Pa.
.p 3
E°) tzli'M ofik y (a);t1
DISSOLUTION OE CO•PAHTNIEW.
riRIC. UAU/1111TH and /COWIN MUM
retired Rom our DM Ittor iarat a
CD.
CO•PARTNICASHIP.--ANDItICW IT.-.8111111,
frICITAltrl C. (111. Ali. CLIABLICIS .
and DAVID AD. SMITH were admitted at weathers
of our arm, January tat,lard. •
YlTrenosobl, lterah dlitri/e. BRor , p r itA. oo.-
sseourrioivoFF
BIT IP.—The colkettnerehlp heretofore*: let I ex
mods: she style of SMITH, Pn K . . . wee
'l et:-
1'1 1 ;11r:17e eTt rot f.:74.l.l; d l'7o l ejet rlt 7 4 "
H rt:
LIAM nairrn; :rho will coo nee the buelOsea
rirreaohnn. itareb te6A. leue. leh2:7::t4
*in)
JAMES M. iiALPH,
.ses—rtaiirifrlCK:/rr
trams rB l,lll,lOlT DRAWINGS an 4 pPLCIPI
aII kinds id SulWham and snperla.
tends %bele erection. on reasonable term,. Older on A NDERSON STURWE between Lanes*
ana ktobloson steer!, AI.. , LEGIIEJSY CUTE.. .
pai •L_V - 4
(tii 40 ytoiaf;l
.tncti • V GiIANN,
WEST hia.scUSATDA. arch Ist ( N e ap.
Apr ELECTION tOUVREsibENT
AA- AND kil i f t leNDr9Dti at tb.v. 114.14 (MUTED
i ttliDD;
nuWA the a i t tnelid i ttßktni
tZn e s ' ig:gocirs of 1 amilio.el:o. 91.
mh2;ta 'MOH ts.. DeDINN. °Wm.
ICE - MA
,
TIONA MUCK ItACMNE teskeii4wlth 'anti
MUCK. .111ACINTNE;;—THE NA*
0,000-sph4l4,Hrlak
lor da =i::::X.rq.lT WTftg upe=;M:Z
r fir =
Nowto laAZYy!t
Frr.nmlfi
PHING:*IIIEAVIrOIeBEIeIf;
iart, A emdl loins,-tery.
xA el WII scAv r m ilrEß N C. r
..„ A u,p, rdiro p . , thelleoll94. - Jiur aowlfii
ilitcf4arnOg i ei=ll2:llihirrir e 'f" tr°s *'
as th e NIT* , lethmitsei °Pe Y
it oo ltiii , 'ANDL"lloAiltar , Lllhitilt
;lOW ItoiltoioaF.l 111104 f
if l = . l7 N ooar i no egri.
.miZtjf
. L
legetiil AUtings test : -
a 413 "fa ro t DIANONp r Od
-Mcnametzw,si
NOTICES
$ " 50
00
. Ib 00
LEd,
I=M=l73
- Wednesday; April 4, 18116, •
1,000 PACK A.GE.4 nwtK TIC iIIX)DP, for Cash;
)100 UAtlStl. YOBEION WOW, on a credit of
fuer months. exphalvely Jo. whole pkgs.
The attention of Jobber. from allseelloo% le In
vited, as every pitekage offered will be positively
Wild the sale Will etilbrace • tarp be
varied
illsortalelit of the heal, Philadelphia wed ',l:a...Jena
1866. HATS, 'APS AND 1866 i
Silt:raw 4:awl:acids
AT :.WHOLESALE.
IiteCORAL) CJO.,
~,
_lBlrat Woos siner . '
1
, .. ... ,
Asa particular attention of tiOttNTItY NEB;
CHAtiTffe c ti their thunt.Nsz tmtnt Tr !WRING
.ttalll'afc.:,l l thieb 007 Z 0 E E r. " .AtrnitAt•
;Lir *iCtIVOIC El 1740P4 ~ ;-.lAggietwo Ap,
• -
WARD
WANTED
-• • -
1 1 A0-41,4.0 . to WO • rAkiiklng; SAiLiTOGA
E.. ' raf hotraework. , :iipply ot the 6 ...- '
, ._. liAt
. .
IkrAT ,
OD. -- SrIeUAITON.—Bt if STAR' SPRING WATER.
Frirgri-1k5..4. AoCkK -KEr.PE lf., who .r d er
"ands his butlers. thoroughly. cod will furnish the In proof of the •uia. ri•, quail!) . ,of thlt a:l.r ~,,
Boa sallaraetou references. Address W. J. 1/.. ether , t , ~,,,,,, o f I`,“. .It A Nili. } It. <.1802 8326. Buffalo. N. Y.
- Union College, is here g.
IKTANTED--Dertne
TT A nrodb MAN WANTED In every Tows, and "I"ridc "
County In the United States, to engage lo an honor- - (Womb' of Pot ass.lnui .
able business. First-rate par allowed. The only Brambleor
boAlum
gtsalliteatlOns requlrtut are tact and IndUstry. Ad. I
dress , with stamp. for particulars. Dr. ts. ELps lodide of Sodium, or lodine.
BROWN. No. 111 Gratsil street. Jersey City. N.J. Sulphate orYotassa.
inh.3o.3l.dawF
Bicarbonate of Llme ..
. _
WANTED — AGENTS—MaIe and or Mutrhe'l.
T T FEMALE, to sell HOLLAND'S iTLtooti_9• Tit- I B" . rb°...f Soda
comb)) LIFE Or LINCul.n, "PETROLEUM V.' Bicarbonate of Inm
NASD , PAPEEN. - • fa book of true wit sod humor.) .
li
SA.RTAINDS NEW STEEL ENGRAVING, ••Htial ..."`•"• •• • • ••• ••
ri4llll ANDERSW: VI LLE." (a picture that should Phosphate of I.line, s trorr, •
be to every house.) For tel.s pply or address, Solid .•nnt,•lllt In 3 s 013,085 grains.
enclosing stamp, LMERY 110Whn i;„ dull LI ber
ty street, !Ms burgh, F., 401,65 rook inches carbohle Arid :at lnc glib
likaditataw
,
WANTEll—Good Agents to Sell
5 .
TT SHE ...ILAN AND 1118 CAXPAIGN, GRANT
CHILDI CAAIRADINII,. (the latter Just out:1
S HAYEK, 171118 T I.EiHON, (rnatrh ph:
turet, Gut TH IS A/TEM(' AN IN VENT( Giti. 'rbete
aro all new Rook. and Engravings, and agents can
do better with theta than with any other offered to
the pablle. Par full iparticulars, apply to or addretA
ASHER ELLIa. 75 Third street. Phleburen, Pa.
mhatlydetser:AUrW
WANTED.--$1 f 4100 PER YEAR
Ifil PROVfr apt tNh-POWATbAriYIN'I7";IIr-
CHINES, three new kinds, under and opper feed;
warranted lave years. &Bort salary or large conical,
Oen patd. The ONLY Machine sold In Uulteu Staten
for lon than .40, which are folly tierrue.l by Ilmos,
Wherfer & .1VII•ort, Grows et. Hater, amp, dt
and Bario(der. Ali other cheap Machine, are is-
VEINCIPAITOITS. CirCUllnt free. Adder.. ur call up-
Oil SHAW & CLARK, Biddeford, Motor.
deSdleodat&wlf
FOR SALE
1' OR SALE—A Good Route on the
0A Z ETTE. Apply at TIRO OFFICE. apfi:tf
SALE -- FARNI.—A Farm eon
. Mining Po r tres, near hewlekley Stallom on
Plttatinegh,Wayne and Chicago rD i llroad.
For terms, appty at the office of Wan DIM%
J act t and Seventh Meets.
won SALE ,-- FLOUR AND PRO—
DUOS BUSES gag., of over ten years standing,
In a good location lu the city. A fine opportunity
Is offend to any person whililog toengagn In the
Produce Business. All COMIIIIIIII.IIOIIB itt rill I y
confidential. Address P. 0. 700, Pittsburgh.
othRIMI
OR SALE—IOWA LAND—S:2,OOO
—ABOUT FOUR HUMMD E AND THIRTY
E4ANLI sitated near Webster Pity,
Hamilton counly, fools, lon the line of the Pimitle
Relined, is offered for sale for TWO THOUsARD
DOLLARS, cub. AddreNs “OWNEIt," USZerrc
Orrica.
For
JR SALE—A three-story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE. containing eleven rooms.
with gu anti seater. situate on River Avenue, Alle
gheny City, near the Mechanic Strut Bridge. Lot
24 feet by feet. Title indisputable. Term. mod
erate. Possession given Immediately. For further
particulars, apply to J. S. FERGUSON No. 104
Fourth attest. mitE fired
$44.1E.,..a Valuable Country
itialdenee 41 Edgewood Station, Pennsylrula
Railroad, one and • half miles from Wilkinsburg;
Eleven acres lad perches of Land; a flue stew Dwell
ing containing test romps and°Mier underneath;
Fruit and other opureniences on the premises. For
Blether information, callt No. 101 Filth street.,
Pittsburgh, or on the premises.
tto7:dtf -
4. B. HMO.
VOIR SALE ON THE 01(4, SANDY
uffor fur sale the MINERAL Rill HT
OF NINE ITUNDRED ACRES, situated in and on
the holds one mile above Peach Orchard Work.
The COAL is In abundance. and of good quality.
The rel. are from FOUR to WIVES, FEET 1 Olen.
Pemon• wishing to purchase will call at the Ken
tacky House. Ashland. Ky. Terms cheap and rea-
Knable. Address THOMAS RUSsELL, Ashland.
entucky. tabu:Bud
SALE.—A valuable Store,
N. Warehouse and Dwelling. In a commanding lo
cality, at New Texas, Fluid towhshlp. Allegheny
rty, with stable, commodious ont.bulldings,
Sr.e This property iP situated on one-half acre of
good lend, with excellent water and other facili
ties.
Fur terms and information sillily to WM.
MOFFETT, Attorney-qt No 3.1 (Maul street,
Pittsbught nthlatZwiliwT
FOR SALE-4 valuable Farm of
113 ACHES,. In nn township, Westmoreland
county, about three miles from the Pm IL it., of
which there are 38 acres cleared and in good state
of cultivati.t, balance well timbered; a good apple
orchard Leering frail °Carat quality. The improve
ment. are a good house, a good well of water at the
door; fame stable,grnaerr, cora cell , and abeeP
house. The whole T orn well Watered. Splendid
prospects for oil he mile hem the tare; also at
Murray - Brills, about three mile. away. For further
particulars. enquire at the °face of WM. H. BAYS,
331 Liberty street,. orlatitira. mitailmw
FOR RENT.
FOIL ItENT —1.44/ging Itoomos to
MINT AFTER FIRST OF 'RIL.—To twenty
13)) reapertablo 'mans men, In a central location,
at low rate. Referenore required. Achim.
••LUDUING,'• tiArarrrs orrice. tub24:Mrd
-., ollCountry Seat, con
. taing 16 ernes of Rich WI; large two-story Brice
Dwelling, Barn, Stable, Orchardodpring and Spring
House sltisatial 2 miles Rom the Bridge, opposite
Kn o w, Fruit Clargens. Apply to
mhl3 B. ideLAIN d
- von RENT—The Lot ou the cor
. nee of Butler nod Alleghenystreets,. Ninth
Ward. together wills the old 14rlek Depot Building
Otencou. 19th lot pws 144 feet front by IVO feet deep
au an allay. Will lease it for Ore or tun years. Ap.
pay to NN K. 111. DARLINGTON. at Nu. :11 I lil
street, seeood poor. int,33f
MERCHANT TAILORS.
REMOVAL,
T. & J. T. M
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
Hare Removed to the New Building,
No. 196 Liberty Street
Owing to the lateness of [bele purchase. far the
SPRING TRADE (the senior partner being now in
the Euti they are prepared to aelithlt goods fur the
CUSTOM, TRADE at the VERY LOWEST QUOTA
TIONS that goods hare yet reached.
They bare, aud design to seep. a SUPERIOR
STOCK UP CLOTHING POR SALE, UP THEIR
OWN WANUFACTURE,wid EQUAL in all respect.
to CUSTOM WORK.
GEM GRANT
BIM
33C/OCIILICIPL,
THY.
NEW 'SPRING STYLES
38C:10Y153' JERI IUITIEI,
47 St, Clair Street.
GAILY LOGAN.
toh3l
HENRY G. HALE,
•
MERCHANT TAILOR,
.
AMAIN CORM 01 PENN tit CLIIR RUM,
PITTSBURGH, PA,,
Dears, W return thanks to has Meads and the pub
lic generally for then liberal patronage and would
reapectcolly Inform them that be has Jost return
celd
ected stoc Rom tbe &W et ere. market, with a large nail well
sk
•
Fine Woolen Goods,
Peculiarly_ adapted - to tIENTLEdIEI4.9
AND BUMMER '1,16/I.lt. mhl .
7AUCTION'
13EILIMMO AtICTION.—SaIe
en TUESDAY , April NI, at it oieleek.—The two
.atot7.l3tielt 111111dIng oti Ifaststreet.,. between rec
ount and Thlrd attests. Third IVand. -A
a.
.Ittlowivita dusts , [tracery, still be peremPt.miwid
for OW., oh thaptemises, en Tni Way, April ad, et
o•Clocit. ''gne building contains %spacious More
Roomoils dwelling apartments, twn garrets end
two eellats. - snlb gastbtougbont. There Is a stable
.F. - pr. d ago tl h n eroenr,.2.lr,.,:e7re. grxl,irntj.
11 , 11 2 1.0 , t by lid.. Possess l !fa i. e_n_tbe day of salt.
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE
ISOO ENTIRE PACKAGES
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
IN PMLADELPWA.
JOHN U. SLYEBS S UM. Anettoneers, Phila.:of
. phlh, will sell on
zuTs;?cAPTECID - 6: —
`'4P'g~e;~;
SARANOGA WATERTh
,
I=l
SIMON JOHNSTON, Druggist,
mI, 'Corner Saolttalel.l sod Froorth Street.
OCULIST AND AURIST
DEAFNEss,
I=
M'VM, MZL.R.,
emrn
CATARRH.
DR. GARDNER,
Of New York,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
dPIPERA TOR 'FH
_IE AJNJ)
Respeotrully Informs the vitt,. orl'lttshttetth that
he will again chit the city 011
Tuesday, April 17th,
=II
=
351 1 .Emx r cri s tri_Acir, 51.11.mit.
Aftrr that Utile will vita MONTHLY, of rhirh doe
notice will hr
Office at Monongahela House,
And rn i.e trstilled on Dearuess, Noise In lbe
head a
Catarrh.. :ln •lllacharges auto the Ear, Scales
In the Ear, Obstructions nr the Eustachian
TOW, and all Acute or Chronic , lac/lees
of the Far and Air Passages.
Artificial Eyes Inserted Without Pain, and
perfectly resembling the Natural Eye.
Operations for Cataract. Strabirmos
or Eros. Eye„\ rtlncial Pupil,
etc.. skillfully performed,
and all Diseases of the
EYE AND EAR
Treated, and Peery operation In Anral and Ophthal
mlr burgery, perfumed by
DR. GARDNER
For further part lett lurs. refrrenceA, tentlrunrilula,
ere., send for a eirculur.
I , prlc R - HOURS FRCOaI 9 A. SI. m 6 T. tr.
Prinuipaltinire. 17. WEST FORTY-THIRD ST.,
NEW YORK.
LITARRII! CATARRII"
Oft. OARDN ER treats Catarrh lky the means of
Warm Medicated inhalation. Or. Gardner can re f
to a number of citizens of Pittsburgh who here
be eu cured by him. mhZ/Und
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
WE OFFER THE LARGEST
Stock in the West of every
thing in the line of Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Damask, Reps and
Lace Window Curtains, Gold
Bordered and Plain Window
Shades, Table and Piano Cov
ers, of our own importation, at
the Lowest Prices reached since
the war. A line of Scotch In
grain Carpets, of our own im
portation just received---very
handsome---never offered in this
country before---and at prices
based on the present rate of. Gold
McFARLAND & COLLINS,
71 & 73 Fifth Street, 2d floor,
seat bulidlug to U. S. Custom Home and PoutotHee
ethtt
AT RicCALLIIIM,i,
No. 78 Fourth Street,
TEE LATEST PATTERNS OF
Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain
CIBPLim , 3IEI9PB.
Embroidered and Fine Printed
max_ara . c. clo^crElmual.
Rugs, Canton Mailings, &c..
Imported directly by us at present low sales of
°old, and purchased of Manufasturers, and
at reeelit uction sales greatly
ItILaDUCIED , .
W. D. & H. McCALLIIM
SKIRTS
NEW SKIRT FOR 1566.
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR swum)
SPRERTGRECIRTS,
shairactared extlatirely by the sole even ellatent,
WESTS BRIDLRY & CARY.
ChaTbfra, laud 78 & 81 Read. 8t..,
wan - 1m YORE.
Kech Hoop Is composed of TWO finely tempera)
Gee! eprifigth braided tightly and firmly together
eJ ge to e/ , e, forming the STRONGEST and must
ELEXHIL Sloop made. They istii not bend or
breag t altutle P4lllllO, but trill veer presets.,
their graeettilnesi of PilaPP where three or tour or
dinary skirts will Ili', Welt [bruin. array as Lode..
In DA, for the promenade o
superiorse, lila
Achutshf theater or car, they are to all Mb
era, MigablalligerisirOirr, putissillaTY and %SOONG
mir, with that Klatt Aiwa GS SUM% Which has made
the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC THE
STANDARD SKIRT
of the rashioneble world.
Merchants will be supplied as above end by Mt.
burgh jobbers Mil the deft-class retail
stores In this city:- Inquire for
Bradley's Duplex Elliptic bklrt.
feaameody
ALL STYLES (.1 M 2 OILED RATSD
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
A 7 LOWEST' NITAIL
:,T311196Xm11111.19
,yr atrite a i , ar &raz e,
19 X .
_ l• llrit4.l9lllCrattert.
__. ._.,
SAVINGS BANK.
iiiiiiiiitritiiii --- - ----- -
B A RIK FOR SAYINGS,
rormerly the MILK SA VINUS INSTITUTION,
GI Iburth Street,
Pearly OppottaalaLeA korPlltabu rs i 4
2 P r P i i l Y TIuM4 1861
N sAlnIAi tl^SVVlMtikt:lVre
lit to November Ist.) to II o'clock, and mom Noy.
let to N.y tut, a to a o'clock.
Books of By-laws, Sc., feralsbnl at the orate,
gratlf.
Thlalnstltutlan
t es t ne o clally ode to those whose
797X3iTlartlIZ". f:aslPargri:lstirniosvilircrign4
&mamma when nee ded, and bearing Interest In.
Read of moOlnin on roductlve.
1 . .
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ISO and 142 Federal Street.
A Ito, t hr Inamoud. AllegbezT City
OPENED TO-DAY
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William Semple's,
ISO and VW Federal Street,
Above the Diamond, Allegheny City
I::IMI.a,A.INMS3.
ONE CASE
ALL WOOL DELAINES,
Double I;q7leltla,
AT SEVENTY CENTS PER YARD,
Just Opened at
William Semple7s.
ISO and 182 Federal Street,
A I,I.F.GHENY CITY, above Markel
NEW GOODS!
New 4S}- °cods: V.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
All the Novelties.
FRENCH, GERMAN & ENGLISH GOODS.
DRESS AND SKIRT TRI3IMINOS:
NEW HAllt NETS AND COILS;
WHITE SKIRTS Ehllt•D IN BLACK:
REAL ALALTESE AND POINT COLLARS;
LACE VE1t...4 AND VEIL MATERIAL:
REAL AND IMITATION
'LUNG
LACES:
BLACK GUIPURE LACES—new styles:
NENV STYLES BUTTONS, for Dreams and /oats;
TIEB AND BOARDS—new styles.
A full assortment of
KID IiLOVF.S. SILK AND LISLE GLOVES:
HOSIERI, SKIRTS. CORSETS;
EM.BROIDERLES, RIBBONS, said
Tire
GOODS AND NOTIONS.
The ladles , slll fi nd many fancy articles and new
styles never Stor e oprile.l In Pittsburgh.
Merchants Supplied at Eastern Pri ces,
MACRO CARLISLE,
IHOOP S r
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HOOP SKIRTS!
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We ha•e to STUCK and for male
All the CELEBRATED ALUMS,
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HOOP
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We also offer for We a lot of dird
(areal makes slightly solledi, at
RAI.? PRICE.
ECM
IMACRUM.GLYDE && Co.
Nos. 78 and 80
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MaIRKE7 STRENT.
GREAT REDUCTRIzEiI
PRICES
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LOWEST OF THE DAY, i
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BATES &
21 PIPIT/ STREET.
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Juit Aitivett by Esprks
LADIES' AND MISSES' KID °LOPES
• colons; •
NEW HAIR I4OILS;
BRAIDED 'BAIR COILS:
FRENCH TWIST HAIR COILS:
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All otylno pod
N. II:4 TOLL; LINK 01/
Gent's,lrirnishing
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TRTXMINGS.- PAPERS. &c
TIIOMAS PALMER,
1110LIALE AID MAIL HIM LI
Tiekiugs,
Table Diapers,
Caggim ereg,
Flovi 4F. r 14.
19 Fifth Street.
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EsrE.irs; t tack,' •
ASUceosiors to Addy A &web.,
'GALS FITTING, wm. LAISGDOX
;PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING.
Portable and Cigar Lighten,
E WEAN I CO.,
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TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
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JR. 3EI X-. 311 0 0 'V" XEI FL RI
Warehouse. 91 Wood Street,
`S and door below Dlacnood Ailey,
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'WALL PAPERS,
In Xean Designs
PLAIN •AU BEA UTIFUL H MOH I' COI
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107 Market Street, near Firth
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A choice selection of the
Newest French Paperm
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IC ALTER P. atAßyliAl. L.
1.1 Wood Street
FOUNDRIES.
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FORT PITT FOUNDRY
CHARLES KNAP NEPHEWS
HEAVY ORDNANCE,
AND ALL KINDS H KAY Y CANEINHE.
BLASTT eistMACHIN auto:alma
ENV sod H paid to ROLELIMNG .
ET MILL WORE I
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REPAIRS utteudedto . protoptly.
As heretofore, the nest materials will always •
navel at thhe Foundry.
Attention is railed to our NEW PLY WtI&EI
PATTERN and Increased faclLltira for fitting up LE
V. K.E. W JOIN ALLEN !AN. L. WILLS.
ALLEY STOVE WORK.S.
ALLEN, M'KEE & CO.,
Office and Warehouse 301 Liberty Street
opposite Smithfield,
Manufactures a great variety of PARLOR
and HEATING STOVES, among which are the cel
brated Allegheny and Monitor Coal (looking
Stoves; also, the Autocrat and Sentinel. for coal or
wood, and the unrivalled St ar of the Empire, for
wood; also, Arches, Orates, genders, Sugar Kettles,
Dog Irons and Hollow War generally. tuba
N i TNA STOVE WORKS.
A. BRADLEY & CO
ilanufsetere every variety of
COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
AmorurnOlch are the celebrated EUREKA TROPIC!
and TALISMAN (Coal Utovea.) POMANA. VET
ERAN and IlloNhillES (Wood Cool: stoves.) Ales
manufactory
GRATES. GRATE FRONTS, &e.
Office sod Wsrehoupe, corner of 5c43013.3 tea Woo
streets, Pittsburgh. Entrance on Second street.
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PENN
Machine It'orks and Foundry
H. 1017.1a7itaaa.csai,
ENGINE. HyfII.UFH AND MACHINIST, I.acotk
Ciecit'pr, Iglakrt= Ti a lEd ` ;.l,l l .l l -11iciN
PQN.rAnLE OSCILLATINki STEAM KNOINg.
Shafting, Pialeys,
lianatrinrof all kind. sttenda4l to (INA
PLUMBING. &c
WOOD PUMPS;
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IRON IPI33I=PS,
^srx:pirca.zyncaii,
Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc,
LEAD PIPE,
BATH TUBS SINKS, WATERICLOSETSI
WASH BASINS,.WASH STANDS,
Hydraulic Ramie.
Elms Work -Of sit 1 1,1:, 11, 11u
Votintattis: sul 01.1.1...1 , itim sad 1. tber• istZ
Hose Pipe, ro , orolus.; us. thp *sof 11.7
deo.iPttoPe' kept ettostantly cip e tiatoi St e"." ' 04011
Addy, Willliams & Bartley's
CORNER tatTEI AND SIDTILFILLD STIS
PITTSBURGH, PA
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BEAVER STREET, MANOZESTER
NEXT TO POST OTIPICIC
H.
S.—A.llll one of repairing done prompUy
£ll orders by mail Immediately attentioo.lA4
Jadmodnote momrilm
AILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
No. 167 Smithfield Siete.;
H. Just recrirell n lame s4aortine—nt2pf .
GAS FIXTURES,
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AT A VERY LOW FIGURE.
T.. syrrnl
STEAM Frs-rEvicl.,
Plsoasbirig and Was hlttitsg.
' „FoRcF pumps, FOR ENGINEERS.
nrcejr'ylPE & BRASS WORK,
'or ALL Ducairriors
le,s wood st" Pittabur. Pa
HYDRANTS. IRON PUMPS.
,113:17te.0d No. HZ Wood mt., rlt.tabor
SAIrOIiCJE BELLS,
Wood au, talowth,'Pe
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