Vittsintr4h Bette.oU
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1866
FOR Govir4taipa:._
MAJ. CEN. JOHN W. CEARY,
01 CUMBNILLAAD COUNTY.
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The British Parliament and People, as
well as the Congress and People of the
United States, are agitated at the present
time by propositions to extend the right of
suffrage. In Great Britain the question Is
not fomplicated by prejudices of color.
The people whom it is proposed to enfran
hise are of as fair complexions as the (10111 i•
nant , lasses. But prejudices of caste and
onditirin are as unreasonable and dogged
there, as prejudices of race and actor are
On this side the Atlantic. Most of the
members of the aristoratic families feel as
powerful a repugnance to allowing poor
white man the right of voting, as white
democrats—anobs or loafers—in this couu
try do toadmittlng the blacks to participa
tion in the elective franchise. Not au argu
ment, nor an appeal to passion or antipa
thy, except the single one of color, is used
by democrats here against manhood fluff
rage, but in as freely used by the British
aristocracy against universal suffrage .
This only illustrates how under the ino,t
diverse'party designations, the same Ideas
and feelings are manifested.
The British aristocracy is essentially con.
aen - ative, as all aristocacies are wont to be.
It has been the habit, ever since Partin'
meats existed in England, for members of
the House of Commons to sit with their
hats on during the sessions. Mr. ions
STEwIRT 241... t., recently elected for the
first time, has the audacity to contemn thc
venerable usage, by leaving his hat at the
iits.ir Considerable excitement has been
created by this innocent anti comfortable
innovation. Conservatives are perplexed
to diseover the mot Yves of the singularity.
and in determining what dire results are
likely to proceed from it. It is so flagrant
a manifestation o f the radicalism for which
the eminent gentleman ie noted that it
not to be patiently borne. What adds to
its portentousness Is the fact that it make,
its appear:ol.e slinkiltalleOUSly with the new
Reform Bill. Some occult connection it
siippot.ett to exist between the two.
This Reform Bill is an adulterated ar
ile It is a half-measure—n compromise.
It •uitp 110bOdy ; but is accepted by the radt
ul• an the hest adjustment that eon be pre
scatty had, and is conceded by many of the
conservatives through fear that if they re
fuse, a broader measure will ultimately lie
extorted. It applies neither to Scotland
uor lrelatittl but is restricted to Englund
and Wolfs. It is estimated,that its passage
would add four hundred thousand to the
untidier of voters, by reducing the annual
value of the freehold or leaseholdiwerequi
site to the exercise of the right of suffrage.
The qualification iu the rural districts is
reduced to Lit In towns, It is a:rental of
1:7 Beyond this. it is proposed to let turn
vote who can show that, In the span• of
two years, they have laid np in n Savings
Rank them= of .C5O.
This addition to the voting population of
tireat Britain would be nearly half as great
as the addition to the electors of this coun
try by permitting the blacks to vote on the
the snow conditions as tie whites. of
course the aristocracy rely, in ease the bill
shall become a law, upon various cause , to
give them such, substantial control over the
new voters as shall perpetuate their ascen
daney in the empire. Foremost among
these influences is that sense of fealty, or
subordinate loyalty, which vassals feel for
the beads of houses upon which they and
their progenitors have been dependent for
many generations. To people born in this
country and educated by its institutions, this
sentiment is inexplicable. It is, neverthe.
Ica., one of vast power In all countries w here
monarchies have existed from time immemo
rial. How far aristocratic hopes or expecta
tions, predicated on the potency of this sen
timent, will be realized, cannot readily be
fbretold. The progress of opinion in Great
Britain has not been small. A succession
of radicals have been agitating the public
mind, for a long period, upon the univer
sality and inalienability of human rights.
The masses are slowly coming to comPre-
Lend that they were not created for the
special convenience and interest of the
upper classes; that governments do not ex
ist for the emolument and exaltation of
rulers; and that they have, by nature,
rights which Kings and nobles are bound
to respect.
Besides, as intimated above, the radicals
do not support this bill is a fintdity, but as
a coigns of vantage by means of which
fresh demands may be made and enforced.
They do not mean to rest satisfied until all
men upon whose shoulders burdens are laid
for the maintenance of goTernment are ad
mitted to just and equal participation in
the elections.
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The struggle between the President and
Congress has had a serious effect on the
nervous systems of some of the incumbents
of comfortable offices in this Commun•
wealth. As a consequence, a few of flied
are making themselves more ridiculous
than they really suspect. The radicals are
making no exactions of them; do not want
them to mix in the quarrel; desire-them to
attend faithfolly to their official duties, and
stay where they are as long as they can,
and preserve their honors. The most of
them are good men, and no disposition is
felt by those who sustain Congress to force
them to take sides in this matter, llas the
President demanded of them conduct incon
sistent with, their allegiance to the princi
ples on which the Republican party is foun
ded! We have no evidence of such a de
mand. If it shall be made, their self-re
spect and their devotion to sound doctrines
will prompt them to the right course. Till
then they will do well to subdue their anx
iety. and leave the event to Providence.
THE 1.30241:1 ROBBEILT.—The man who
• was arrested fof robbing Mr. Lout), of New
York, of $1,500,000 of government bonds
and other securities, tried to make a bar
gain with the detectives. He propos - NI to
divide with.them the $1200,000 offered for
the recovery of the priperty. They
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sented, and then arrested him. . Tlibi
resents as a breach of contract, and. Say/
they may do what they will with Itinf,aild .
he will not - disclose where the bonds all
concealed until sure of halflhe rewnriand:
his personal freedom besides. Beaceounte
his enterprise a fair business transaction. ,
and to teititie7truth, - IS is as honorshintia
man y transaction* recognized as legitima t e
in Wall street.
TUE CONNECTICUT ELECTION;
Ep to within a few days of the Connecti
cut Election, President Jonnsoir 7, :t!
English" glibly, but the indicatioiiiii-Vbel
lug most unmistakable, towrla . thelasi,
that HAWLEY would be elected:lle Presi
dent and his toadies gradually veered
round, so as to be able to claim a victory,
whether Havri.p.r was elected hr defeated.
The rountryman who shot at a calf, sup
posing it to be a deer, and missed it, ex
' plained his failure afterward by saying that
he was not sure whether it was a calf or a
deer, and in this uncertainty he aimed his
shot so as to miss it if it was a calf and to
hit it if it was a deer.
In order, however, that there may he no
excuse for claiming the electiOn of HAW
LEY 55 50 administration victory we put
the following fact on record:
"A Johnson English meeting was heldin
Hartford last Tuesday evening, at which a
telegram was read from Manton Marble,
editor of the New York Wod, 'enclosing
the following dispatch from Mr. Johnson:
"In reference to the elections, in Con ,
neeticut or elsewhere, I am for the candi
date who is for the general policy and the
specific measures promulgated in my annual
message; veto message; speech of 2241 Fe
bruary; and the veto message sent in to
day!
"There can be no mistakeia this.
"I presume it is known, or bun be ascer
tained, what candidates favor ;mese my
policy or measures, as promul to the
country. - ANDREW JOHNSON."
'We presume so, too; and in order to
show that Gov. HAWLEY did not approve
the points named above, we append the
annexed extract:
"While Mr. Hawley, the Union candidate
for Governor In Connecticut, was making a
speech, an opponent put the following
questions to him, and received the answers
attached :
t,tuestion.—Do you approve the Presi
dent's veto of the Freedmen's Bureau bill,
and the message ?
Answer.—No; if I bad been a Senator, I
should have voted with those who voted to
pass the bill over the veto.
Q. —Do you approve the sentiments of
President Johnson's speech delivered on
the 22d of February
A.—No
Q.—Do you favor Negro Suffrage t r
A —I am In favor of giving the right of
suffrage to the negroes who served In the
army, and who can read.
Q.—Are you an Andrew Johnson man?
A —I am nobody's man but my wife's,
and I stand by the flag.
It is plain from this, the President him
self being judge, that the administration
was not in favor of HAWLEY, and the elec
tion of the latter is therefore a Radical vic
tory.
Mn. FOWLER, one of the applying Sen
ators from Tennessee, and Mn. HORACE
)inrx one of the applying members of
the House from the mate State, did excel
lent service in Connecticut in behalf of Gen.
. Governor P6IIIPOINT, of Virginia , bas
addressed a strong letter to Senators VAr•
WINKLE and WILLev, of West Virginia,
earnestly and ardently supporting the
course of the radicals in Congress.
There is not an earnest Unionist left in
the Southern States who is not against the
President's Policy.
Senator STEW ART, of Nevada, who sup
ported the President at first, is now voting
with his old friends, the Republicans.
Governor Cox, of Ohio, addresssed
very clear and forcible letter to President
Johnson, while the latter had the civil
rights bill under consideration, urging him
to sign the same. The Governor's course
in this matter has given great satisfaction
to the Union members of Congress.
The Union menof the nation are under
obligations to the President for so much
violence on his part as has served to sharp
ly define the issue and point out the in
tended result.
ONE WARD It .I..kuoN, who was noto
rious as the United States Marshal of the
District of Columbia during Mr. Luccot.N's
term, has published a letter in which he
pretends to give Mr. Ltitcolles latest Ideas
of the majority of the Republican party.
"lie knew," says LAMON, "the base de
signs of the Radicals to keep up the strife
for their own advantage, and he was de
termined to thwart them." Mr. LAMON
may think hecrin sow blacken Mr. LlN
cous's reputation with impunity, but for
tunately we have Mr.- Lticcomv's own
words for it, in his letter to Gall. WADS' ,
WORTH, that he did not see how be could
extend universal amnesty to the South ex
cept upon the - basis of universal suffrage;
and there is. not a radical in 'the land who
would not gladly accept that solution of the
difficulty. Mr. LINCOLN probably knew
his own sentiments as well as Mr. LAMON
did.
THE PROCLAMATION OP PEACE, published
yesterday, contains several assumptions,
devised to ;give color to the President's
present position, which reflects the severest
censure ou his past conduct. He says that
States cannot be constitutionally held "as
territories, dependencies, provinces or pro
tectorates;" and that the States "are made
equals and placed on a like footing as to
political rights." If this be so, we do not
see but the conclusion Is inevitable that
Mr. Jour:sots, when serving as Provisional
Governor of Tennessee, waspreelseTY what
Mr. CLYMER called him, an usurper and
despot.
Mn. WM. Gomm, President of the
Democratic State Oonvention, has publish
ed a card stating that no committee or sub
comthittee of that body was appointed to
wait on PiesidiMt Yon:Rao:xi; that no such
committee or inb-committee ladled on the
President; thathe and Senator BRAIIIMZE,
being in Washington the latter part of the
week the Cowventiotrttla 'held, saW - tbe
President and talked with him concerning
the resolutions' tthited; . init that neither
said a word about the candidate for Gov
ernor. No doubt Mr. HOPKINS tells the
truth.
Tan Rome PRESMILITT,—The Saint Paul
Pres. says : "If Congreesis n rump, did it
never occur to these.,interesting Jacobins
that the President is also a Rump. Con
gress was elected by the votes of the people
of twenty-five, BMWS, and he was elected
President of the United States not by the
Totes of tifenty•llVe States, nor even of one
State, hut by a single assessin's
Booth was his sole constituency. If we
have a Rump Congress, therefore, it strikes,
us that we have a decided4.ltumpish Pres.
Went, and if you areas) WI names it might
be well to bearthese facts In mind."
VIC.EnoTALTT :Mr CUBA. —Lieutenant,
General Ducle, Martinis de Casteilftorite
and Senator or:Spain, having resigned the
°thee of C In-dentalapla of. Cuba, -will . .
,probably be succeeded by General
Director of InftuitryovllutleJtineV will be
given to General CordeVat It is affirmed
tbat General Olano is d strong opponent-of
slavery- and the slave trade, and, as Vice
roy of Cuba, wilt not only ,discountenance
hut severely punish such tam:dons of the
cotinnolt law of humanity and justice.—
• Taltonli,o4l, genniiii;ainbere and earn,
eat party*Abe; nctiinqindvr„..te, the -grand
°cr iti c aer
Pa7jlC°P44lerrl. VI001.11101e14:
lillapa Satan had •a. irditii4ratintling
with the angelic htisAa twat atarted, but
liess on bla..p . trtalnnt, Ue proclaimed
the inlet*arigivaLunadul-
Urged angelic ev”: 'He succeeded_ in
114frtlingging Eve, Inkltlntriel-abewed him
tx.in his own trice
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AtAimere , with the Semtholetobas been
not:Cathie& --Thatribe cedes-18,000 scree or
thele]reseentiOn Earths tumor eleilizedin
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vif-siAojnizAcy cr7 bbr, Lamp was acccp
tiording- to_ the statement; -'of
tones,thetiblef, who, Intte. been- limited,
siSfle Mr,taltrd was in' his--office: Jones
had four accomplices. At first he aril one
other called on Mr. Lord on business, and
while Jones talked to him about the price
of hops the accomplice took an impression
of the safe key in wax. The key made
from this impression, however, .did not
work well, and that plan was abandoned ;
but afterwards Jones and the four amora
-1 pikes called on Mr. Lord to talk the hop
business over, and while Jones engaged
Lord in conversation, the latter's back be-
Ingturned to the safe, the otherfour quick
ly robbed the safe of two tin boxes and two
pocket hooks, which contained the treasure.
The Tout then took their leave, pleading busi
ness eb3ew here, lea vin g Jones to talk away to
their victim until they were safely beyond
pursuit. When they came to look at the
great value of what they had stolen they
were amazed, and surprised beyond expres
sion. The five thievesbad three "pals,"
and the stolen funds were divided among
the eight -4'07,000 to each, and then every
one took ihe route from New York that
stilted him best. Jones is the only ono ar•
misted.
POSTMASTER Cleveland, of Hartford, who
has just been converted to Democracy with
the President's indorsement, is an orator of
high inebriety, as the following report of a
speech delivered by him April 7, 1t359, and
reported in the Hartford Times will show:
(Enter Cleveland, advances to front. In
a loud voice , toquitur;) " Yes, fellow-eiti
setts, the ander, the proud bird of the Con
deer the—the—th--the ander, (emphatic)
the proud_bird of the Carideo (still more
emphatic) —the proud bird of the Condees."
(A voice—" What kind of a bird is that?"
Another voice- "A Kansas screech-owl.")
Cleveland appears to be slightly flustrated
—but proceeds: "But, fellow-citizens, the
freagk, the bird of edam, soars aloft and
never lights, but with unflinching eye ga
zes on the blazing sun." Cleveland col
lapses with stew-pendous emotion, amid
thunders of applause.
Tur.doorts TILTON writes of a recent
visit to Washington: "One of the leaders
of the Democratic side of the Lower House
said to me frankly, 'I have never witnessed
so much ability and integrity in any party
of any Congress as on the present Repub
lican side.' I happened to say to Chief
Justice Chase, 'No Congresv every more
signal ly received the approval of the people.'
To which he instantly replied, 'And none
ever more signally deserved it.' "
THE Memphis Avalanche contains an ar
ticle glorifying the late Confederate nrmy
as no hireling soldiery, but "raised by the
free, unconstrained, unpurchasable assent
of noble men." This is followed by an ar
ticle lauding President Johnson and de
nouncing Congress as a-body of fools. To
praise the Confederacy and Andrew John
son in the same breath would have sounded
much more oddly a year ago than it does
now.
NFAV EIPREt.F• COMPANY.—There is a
new company forming, to be called the
"Merchants Express Company," the stock
of which is offered to the merchants of the
country at large. The stock is $11,000,000,
in shares of $lOO each, and no one is al
lowed to subscribe more than 100 shares.
The Company expect to have cars on all
the principal eastern and western routes by
midsummer.
A Cinema° dispatch states that the fact
is pretty certainly established that the man
Herman, who claimed to ha% c been robbed
some week or ten days since on u Michigan
Central sleeping car, of twenty-two thous
and dollars, was never robbed at all. He
has since failed in business in New York,
and the pretended robbery was simply a
dodge to blind the eyes of his creditors.
"Wiling every Democratic editor," says
one Burr, the live copperhead C. Chauncey
and not the dead copperhead Aaron, "will
speak out his real thought, and say boldly
and defiantly that he believes men hke (ten.
Robert E. Lee to be patriots, and men like
Seward and Stanton to be traitors, there
will he more honest men in the land than
there are now."
A LETTEn from Washington says: "All
loyal Wen roust rejoice at the renewal of
cordial relations between Gen. Grant and
Gen. Butler. That such relations are be-
ing reestablished I ran arsure you on thy.
betd. authority. Gen. Butler will, without
doubt, withhold from publication his vin•
diention already prepared for the prei,s.'
A PROMINENT Southern rebel remarked
in surprise, after reading the President's
recent messages and speeches, that if this
policy had been observed before the war
there would have been no rebellion. The
amount of this is that if the South is al.
ways allowed to rule and have its ow n way,
it will not rebel.
THE RENEWED MARCH OF TUE COOL
EBA.—The cholera is said to have made its
appearance in several districts in Germany
—a warning to us we ean hardly hope to
escape the scourge. The large tide of emi•
gratton front German ports alone presents
a source of danger which warns us to Le
vigilant.
A RESPECTABLY dressed, good-looking
woman, was arrested on Tuesday In Mil
waukee. She was very drunk, and had
gathered a crowd around her, whom she
was haranguing in denunciation of the
abolitionists. She says she Is a Southerner
by birth, and seems highly educated.
A TENNESSEEAN, formerly a wealthy
slave and land-ower,. now a resident of
Arkansas, has notified Gen. Fiske of his
Intention to build school-houses on his
large plantations for the colored people,
and requests to be supplied with teachers
by the Freedmen's Bureau.
A NEW HAMPSHIRE man has gone to
England to represent the interest of twelve
New Hampshire persons claiming to be
heirs of the estate of Robert Wilson, who
died at London SO years ago, leaving prop
erty worth $60,000,000.
DUKE G WlS.—The National Intelligence/.
of Saturday, contains a feeler for the release
of the infamous Pr. Gwin, who is still con
fined at Fort Jackson, near New Orleans.
The next thing we will hear of will be the
release of Gwin.
AT Urbana, 111., a rich landlord, William
H. Lock, has been mulcted in 46,750, for
uttering slanderous words concerning Mrs.
Nancy W. Brower, a poor woman who was
his tenant, and with whom he had some
difficulty.
Is Georgia, where Sherman's army made
a sweep of all the carriages, the ladles now
go. isiting in carts. They call them cartes
de visite, and console themselves with the
thought that they are in the height of fash
ion.,
Darns. S. hit.m.mt, President of the
Stroudsburg Bank, Pennsylvania, has
failed in a large amount; some say $60,-
000. He was indebted in the sum of 05,-
000 to the bank, which is secured.
PAPT. E. B. WARD, of Detroit, proposes
to erect a rolling mill in Milwaukee, pro
vided a suitable site can be obtained and
the citizens of that city will contribute
$lOO,OOO to aid the enterprise.
A unwrom of clergymen in England has
made the discovery that the cattle plague L. ,
owing to the government grant to - the
Catholic Collegeof Maynooth, and the en
couragement of popery generally.
TRY. Swiss journals complain of the rage
for emigrntionvetich is jnstnow manifested
in the majority of the cantons of the con
federation. Many are preparing their de
parture for America.
AT the breaking out of the rebellion, the
EPisebpal Chords of 'South Carolina con
tained 2,678 slave cemmunicants, and 2,071)
whites. Thus one half the Church owned
the other half.
GAMBLING is said to.prevail to a fright
ful extent among the members of the Leg
islature, A. member from Now. York City
is said to have lost 440,000 in a single month.
Wx. LLOYD GARRISON writes to the /it
dependent that if he werea member of Con
' gross, he should feel it his duty to vote for
the impeachinent of Andrew Johnson.
. Cr= of the lady graduates from Oberlin
"itis yearwas born a slave In Washington,
wed her time, bought her freedom, and
prepared - for collee.
g:yleT young lady, on being shown a
tobacco ; plant, at Chatsworth-' asked it it
was - the getiealOgipal tree:- qt
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figures haii . been. introduced imParia tk at A t
has been christened T.rigoncttnetry.
A inn4in
wring . composed of thirty dianionda,atoong
some rep shawl's plektog. • .
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TgErlir - OTINT IFOREMBE9IIO3IEne
CHARLES PUGH, •
Of Manchester, will be a eandidute for County en.-
misaioner. subject to the action of the Union no
un elite& County Convention. ath312.1& vete
ar ' FOR CLERK OF COURTS.
JOSEPH BROWNE,
bate of lred Pennsylvania Volunteer, and ash Penn
aylvaula Artillery. Subject to the ilechaon or the
Republican County Convention. tnbtl:te
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IIar . CONGRESS.—The friends of
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY
Will present lila name to the Convention of the
Union party, for nomination noa candidate for Con
gress in the 441 Distract.. mina:Sari'
rarCONGIMESS. _
GENERAL JAS. S. NEGLEY
IS A CANDIDATE IN THE 220 DISTRICT.
sahe:lnni
`FOR SHERIFF',
SAMUEL B. CLULEY,
SobJeet to the action of the Union Republican Coon
t7 Convention. nihMtickigair
tar Fort tin
CHARLES BARNES,
Late Colonel si nth R.R. Pa. Heavy Artillery and
Bray. Brig. Hen. U. S. A., aubJect to the action Of
like Union Convention. mi,•22.kdiarP
WrFOR SHERIFF.
JOSEPH ROSS,
Of the First Ward, Pittsburgh. will be .dl
date for Sheriff, setneet to the action of the Union
Republican County Convention. toblittic
arFOR SHERIFF.
CEN. S. B. M. YOUNG,
Lath Colonel Fourth Cenusylvanth Cavalry. 4 .
1121121:1r
'FOR SHERIFF.
COL. JAMES WK. SNODGRASS,
Of McKeesport, (late of thelth Pa. Reserreso will
be a candidate for Sheriff, subteet to the decision
of the ensuing County gnneention. soideite
10"`"FOR CLERK OF COURTS.
DR. WILLIAM J. GILMORE,
or Upper St. Clair Township. mh.M-ditssteP
NOTICES.
NOTICE.—A Stockholders , Meet-
Ins od the DU NOAH!) CREEK PETROLEUM
COMPAN V will be held at K. A. JOHNSON"; Law
Ofilee, No. 81 Diamond street, on FRIDAY EVE
NING, April dth, at 7ls o'clock. By order of
apt d CUE HOARD.
Nana or Piz - rear RON, March alit, 0106.
1.1. A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD
of Girecters of this Rank, held Ills dmr, Mr,
WILLIAM KIMEBORti was elected Caahler, and
Mr. NOISENT M. OUST Amdatant Cashier.
ma3:lotd JOHN H AltPEß.Vresid.t.
NOTICE.—There is now lying at
tbe Allegheny Wharf, an OIL FLAT, 75 reel
lone, m feet I lechers wide. a feet deep. The owner
Is requested to come forward, prove property, PuT
char ea and Sake her away or she will he •Old ar
cording to law.
h9:l sot It. D. DAVIS, Wharf blaster.
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TII,LOSNMEN NATIOIY•L RAN G tt
March =at, 11a11.
THE NOTES OF THE CRAWFORD
COUNTI t RANK. Mead, Ille;tIILCITY BANK,
lii City'. TEN A Ntlo HANK, Franklin, and PE-
I THOLE(' M HANK. Titusville, will not hereafter
be redeemed by On. Rank.
tahNntf tJE.O. T. VAN DOR EN, llashier.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DRAYS,
HACKS, Ac. —Notice to hereby given to all
° ?r_reti " ler or rt p •s r l . l o nt ( tt K r ", t;ol ( ll o re rr a l l,lrit ' t . lu ire hire of
Nn R6ies dc.,
. of r to pay their Licenses at the Treasurer"a
oflice of the City of Pittsburgh, FORTHWITH, In
accordance with an Art of Assembly, approved
Mareh 30, ma; sot an Ordlnance of the Councils qf
tine City of Plltaburst, passed April la 1(10, and all
itersons who neglect or refuse to take out Licenses
will be sorted to a ,penalty. be recovered before
Ole Mayor, double the amount of the Lionise.
The old metal plate's of previous years must be re
turned at the time Licenses are Liken out, or pay
ES frail OICOSCor.
HAS Or LICIMIZ:
Each one Horse Vehicle 7 60
Each Two Horse Vehicle
Each Pour Horse Vehicle I dt
Earl, sro Horse Elect 15 00
Omnibuses and Timber Wheels drawn by two
horses, VA 00 each. For sock additional ;loran used
In any of the above vehicles, 111 0.
W. EICHBAUM, City Tr r.
-
Prrrancactit, Feltrnarr 5014 1483.—feSanarld
LECTURES.
NEW FRAMES FOR
X.I.C7ILTETPLISS.
MISS SUSANNAH EVAN,S,! .
The young and Oiled Orator.wbo dellv•red two lee.
turet In Allegheny thlta /111,4.011 tocrowded Amite,
PPS, will dellTer ONE 1.1.111: RE, cu titled a.
shre, In
EXCELSIOR HALL, ALLEGHENY.
•ON THUN,ItA T EVEN INO, rtru INST..
Ootroneuelog at :Lb o'closl. Doors epos at: •'ctuc4.
Tlclet• tOeents, for bale at the Hook sod Drug
Starve sod at toe door. No reserved seals.
5p33.1
DISSOLUTIONS.
iyissoLuTioN.
Th.. firm 01 Ti ERNA It YTTY 1.. ssotvrtl Ip
tantnal roust., to date front April tat tato.
Y. fIY.ItNAN.
It. I'. tacrTy.
The hoodoo of the non .1111 he art at the rid
Hood. 05 Ohio street. AILS ben y
In rettriog from the 0h0... firm I respectfully .-
11011 a continuance or toe patronage 01theredir twc.
tutor I.
l l t a , p4rr.i lo"" •
1118841iLIUTION OF FO-rAirinire
....,.llll..-w ILIA A.NI SMIT and EDWIN MILES
retired from our Aim Jaunt.
PII ..7 H lst, Inttn.
•K. BROTHER a Co.
CD PARTNERSHIP —•ANTIERIVIV D. 111 ITU.
RICHARD I•. DRAY CHARLES LDWI9I.I
and DA VID M, hAI IT 11 were admitted as members
of our non, January lot, ISIS.
PARE BROTHER & CO.
Pri - rancEau. !BArch 79:11, MIA tothiNattl
nifilitiLUTlON OF CO- PAUFFIIi En
-13 II IP. —The co- portnerablp berelohnne eAlst Big
under tbnotyle of SMITH. P•RE & soot We
calved by motnal consent.n Joint? Isl., Inst.
The affairs of the late An m .11 1 be settled by WI lw
LIAM SII ITtl, eho wllleottlione the butane..
WILLIAM SMITH.
JAMES PARS, JIL
DAVID E. PARE.
PITTellOnOll, March:COL MIL nth:Tata
:4:114 (00151:VOLM
NEW BOOK BULLETIN.
The latest New Book. reeetved at HUNTS.
THE ORA HASIE'S, a novel, by lire. Trafford
Whitehead.
HRS. Woof - I'M N1,14' NOVEL, Sr...MARTIN'S
EVE.
AGASSIK'S NTW BOOK, GEC/LOCH''. SKETCH
ER.
sr. MARTIN SUMMER, by Anne H. M. Bre aut.
HRH.NE SEE
SOUTHWOHTH•n NEW NOVEL, FOII
-
TUR,
WHITTIER'S NEW POEM. SNOW BOUND.
..11•112 LA SIERM A N Icn YORTU NE TELLER.
L'APRICANNE. The 111.1 d of Hadsguear.
NEW YOKE AP• I•EN DARK; Hewitt'. Illumina
ted mules,
THE CRUISER Of THE BAT. Latest number
AuteriCair Talcs.
THE.CREtiNESISTER. Last number Dime Novelt.
tICYROS, THE CORSAIR. Last number Ten Cent
Novelette.
THE SCARLET WARRIOR. Last number Teti
Cent Novels.
NEW SONO BOoKs,
Tony Pastor•a Waterfall Songeter,
Billy Holmes' Comic Lyrics.
No. 17 Besulia's Lime Sous Book.
DAY% MITEUTCAW READY BECKBNER.
KA it T 1 11 •S SENSIBLE LETTER WRITER,
ABS numerous others, together with MI the popular.
Magazines sod other new Publications &Peat, ran
be •
JOHN P. innirr acco. , s,
N 9 Fifth St., Masonic Hall.'
mittn)
SMITH'S
AMERICAN INK,
Exactly like ARNOLD'S. FLUID, and shoot one
third cheaper. Give It a triad. It Is endorsed by
some of the Arid secottotAuts In the Snout. y.
mhYd .1. L. HEAD. Id Fourth street.
~~~tK>yM~•~~r=~I
ILASSICAIL. AND DATHEINATI.
11011001.1— WM. H. WAKEIIAM, (whose
health le coenflesely restored,) will resume Ills pro
lusions' duties, at the old School - Room, East
mous, Allegheny, sod will receive pupils for the
haltuoloh, on MONDAY, April nth. 1116. The at
tention ol Oughts and guardians is re.pectrulty
sited. mix27llwil
VxceLsion INSTII'II.II%.
AN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
tuft DONS AND GIRLS.
THIRTEENTH QUARTERLY tigasioN witl
commence MONDAY, Aptll 9th. '
Tor terml, elf 9t INSTITUTE ROOMS, NE
VILLE HAI,L; corner of Liberty and fourth ma..
or Address, for Circular,
-Rev. W. 8. GRAY, Principal.
sip-opee hojrw &My. from zlllll sad
from t W. tahitsltr4
MM_M3
JAMES M. RALPH,
Ak..IFICIZEri r ACKM
Preps.. ILLICPLICIT DHAWINCIR 14d sprawI
.(JA.TIDNOIn, Cor kinds of itoildings ek. v
ter4o their ereattowvispoosble
LAM rirle rup
= erinli
L..
• :10 ".:
NA=
MA 0 1 11 4...n.t.•,1 , 14...17
bir,tol-rp eadlir*lCka pa Jay,
,11.11 well tf,einedr , Ortiaaelkotfortnleusllfit: Irthe
maahloe 4aes not peatilill WWII , We claim Writ we
Will talce sup trftpd•Ltle•Owney, t d ddrille
taittr.4l". b"ustAient,
.1304L.alita
W.AlfIrEtD
06,4",
‘,' •
tv-AwitEDALmiTifk r io N. 4 Bi e, A TAII2LSPB4I G WATER,
vv-piesT-efatS BOlytt-ete.e.PE7l, %rho glitter
stands his business thoroughly, and will furnish the In proof of the superior quaint of this nsil.toxrr
roost saUsfaeWW reference, Address W. J. IL
Box 2326, Bu alo• N. T. s u l . l HAN 111.F.H, at
WASTED—Hckitie Einploymgit•
I:ollexe, Is beer Rlrrn
TT A noon MAX WAN T 111) ill eVcry Tonn and r h.ot" , ofs wlnm.---- " •
coualy in the United States, to engage fa an honor- • Citiorstie of Potassium.
able basineer. Yirst-rate par showed. The only B rom id e of So4l up,
r "4l , * Zttral r gp• l'4 l . 7g rOTU t tr, a'4l .
I I.ll° ' or lodine.
MAN. N 0.19 iirand street, Jersey . City. N.J. thilPhnte 0rr0t. 02 .•-
ratan:SW.lw
Bicarbonate of ....
_
•
WANTED--AGENTS--Male and . Illoarboom , •• or stogoo , 00• •
11 YEMALEr. to .11 I/OLLAND . a ,Tt.otq Tlt- Bichrihthhtn of 00410 •••• ..... -
comb) LIVE Or LINCoLn, ••PETIIULEUAI V. Bicarbonate of barn .....
NAufly PAPERS." Utimok of true nit andhotpor j silica
IiAIITAIN • 6_NBWISTEXL ENGILAVINU, •••litlM I ""
FlCulf - ANDER LIC
SONVIL.— Is picture that should Phosphate oi I,lmc, a trace.
be is. retry h ouse.O'er tetmoapl.ly or ndlirea , SA... contents In a ga110m.........615,085 grains.
gaeosing stamp, •Al ENT t HOU LIS, 359 Li Dery
407.95 rod.. lor hri l'srhoulc Acid line 10 a gal.
ty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. t1.1.5.61at5w
ion.
WANTED—Good Agents to Sell
iitIERMAN AND HIS l; Adir Alu s, ANT
AND MS 31PititiNS, (the latter Just MIL;)
CHILD'S PRAYER, 81Rtli LESSON, (match plc
tures," aI . T,M AbLE INC AN INVENT, i RS. T hese
dosalt
bettor with them aor,-174 - rt:
the publlc. For rat particulars, apply to or :duress
ANHUI ELLIS. 75 Third street, - Pittsburgh, Pa.
oshillilyitataartszyw
WARTED. --$1,000 PER TEAR
—We "11111 k AtiENTS eeerywhere to rell oar
IMPROVED TWENTY-DOLLAR HEWING MA
CHINES, three new kinds, under and upper lined;
warranted ere jean. fere seiner or lame commie
.lol3 paid. The ONLY nubble sold In United Slut,
for le, 1111.011.10, Lbe hare "De licensed by Bowe,
IVAreler a IFlLevn iirover Rake*, Wee ,
and Baerterd,. All o th er cheap are 10-
lIWIErT/3. Oleculare free. Addresa or call up
on SHAW t CLARK, Biddeford, hba,.
FOR SALE.
LOU SALE—A Good Route on the
A ZETTN. Apply fa TRIP OFrice. ap33f
1. 4 `01F1 SA LE— FAR .—A Farm con
• taining 110 acres, near Sewickley Station.on
rittfiburgh, Fort Wayne and Chico Railroa d.
Railroa.
✓ o e
terms. apply at ttte office of Was. DILWORTH,
J corner of at
and Seven th streets.
m=iorAthr
VOIR SA L LE—IN BLANCHESTER—
., kory &UAL SMALL HOUnES, near the Passen
ger Railway. One of therm a good Baldness Stand.
Reasonable tg Inca, and iturned - Lator posseelon e
he given, or they will be exehange• fo un i mprov ed
lots in or nearthe Borough. Enquire of WILLIAM
BLACK, near the Savinge Bank. no: Rol
-
VOlll SALE-11.011R AND PRO-
A. DUCE RUBIN EliS, of over ten years standing,
a_good lunation In the ell). A tine opportunity
le offered to any person wishing toengage In We
Produce Business. All communications strictly
Canfidential. Address P. D. 180, pi,m,.„0,„
tobV.(tf
VOR HALE-10WA EANIi-112,000
—ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY
ACRES OF LAND, .hooted near Webster City,
Hamilton county, lona, (on the line of the PaclAc
Railroad,) Is offered for sale for Two rllOUt,tNo
DOLLARS, cash. Address — OWNER," G•zerrit
Wines. fetßtf
1. - 4"011 SALE—A three-story Brick
DW ELLING NUIInE, eoutalii lag eleven rooms.
with gas and water, situate 011 Rive; Ajerme,
!Nee, 1%1177 near th 4l l tlei h n?ltr a ta n t ' ile ' . j l i e dg* ; triLoil t
-
erste. rosaeredon given immediately. For further
particulars, apply to J. S. FERGUSON. No. 1D!
Fourth atseet, mbt inwii
LOUSALE--A Valuable Country
11
Residence atKdgewood Station. Pennayiymila
Hallroad, one and 1, half miles from Willinsburg;
Eleven acres 1M perches of Land; a line new Dwell
ing containing to rooms and cellar underneath;
Fruit and other conveniences on the premises. For
farther IldOrraliloll, 11611 at No. 10G Fifth street,
Pittsburgh, or on the premises.
no 7 idtr J. S. ILINU.
_Vali SALE ON THE BIG SANDY
RIVER.-1 offer for sate the MINERAL Ltititrr
OF N INC HUNDRED ACHES. *Rusted in and oil
the lends one mile above Peach orchard Work..
The 1 . 051.1 s ta abundance, •od of cod oall , ) •
The veins are from Yollit to SKY EN FEET T Ie h.
Pere°na wishing to purchase will call at the lien
tacky House. Ashland, Ay. Terno cheap and ren•
KSable. Address THOMAS ItlirlaELL. Ashland,
entucky. lob
LOU SALEA valuable Store,
Waroborim sod Dwelling. In a commanding lo
cality, at New Texas. Plum township. Allegheny
County, with stable, m dious OULAAlliding,
&o, This proper,' I. situated c on true-half acre of
(pod land, with excellent water and other facill-
Herb
For terms and information apply to WM. 11.
MOFFETT, AtMnoy-at.law, Nu ub tirant street.
Pittsburgh, Pa. tubSEMsdAwT
14'OR SALE—$i valuable Farm of
313 ACHES, I n nn township, Weattnoreland
county, about three nine. from the Pa. 11. IL. of
whieh there are 'l3 Sere* cleared and In grant stare
of cultivation; balance well timbered; a good apple
orchard bearing emit of nest quality. The Improve
ments sty a good house, a good well of water at the
door; frame stable, glance),eon, crib and sheep
house. The whole farm well watered. Splendid
proaciecu for MI one mile from the ? farm; also at
Murrayreltie, about three miles awa. For further
particulars, enquire at the office of WM. It. H APS.
XII Liberty street. up Maim. mire:lmm
FOR RENT
libß. ILElVT—Lodging Rooms to
RENT AFTER FIRST OF APRO.--;To twenty
(03) respectable young men. In a central location.
at low rates. Refeyencea required. Address
••LtIUUIN(a,•• tia7LITK °rules. nih?A:lwd
talog 15 litres Of filth WI; large two-story Mick
Usrelliog, Vara, !liable. Orchard, gyring hod Spring
House. situated '2 miles from the bridge. opposite S.
Huoi,s Fruit Hanle.. Apply to
Mblr .11cLAlhi CO.
‘tioifilotENi—'irtie Lot' on the cor
nr of Butler and Allegheny spoH
treets, Ninth
Ward.e together situsitu the 01.1 Brick De
t all.lllla
thereon. The lot haat.. feet front by leo feet der p
Ira au alley. Will lease It for bee or ten years. Ap
ply to t% tl. M. DARLINUTUN, at No. 37 Fifth
street. second door. tahattr
~~Y•~
HOUSE, LOT AND TANNERY AT
AUCTLOS.—EaIs on WEDNESDAY, April
4th, at 3 o'clock r. 311.—The large Frame Roue,
Tannery and Stable, with large Lot, on which they
are situated, In WoodUlle, rte erne township, half
mile front Allegheny City line. fronting on lie
Woodville Plank Raul Mr Iket., and running boek
PO feet 4.1.•• Ureet. will be sold on the Brunt... on
NV KIJN /MBA; Apr/I ith, o'clock r. 31. The
boo.. eoutain. • MOO. and hall. To the Tuurtry Is
water and all sultable eousenlemices for the Lunt..
101.1nesa. About three-fourth. of the ground 1s or
bl.o lea with fruit trees; whole Pretill•W s
y lusted. Adjoin. the 'demise. of Renege W.
Frans. The specials/As-nil.. of buyers I. Invited
to this sale. (ap3) A. LEGUATIL Auct.
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE,
CARPETS, Ae. AT AUCTION.--Ou WED.
N !WRAY lIORS MU, at kis Weida prectuly, will
be sold a large and ea ten.ire eaglet)) of Parlor.
Dining Room Chamber and Kitchen Purolture 10
Mahogany and wa11... Also KNOW.) Blllworii, to.
krill.. Mall nod titalr Carpets, Mirror., Cook Storrs,Beattie.. Blind. and /fancy Shades, This being a
Ilerrry 10gs, rale, we lire cohtpolled to 9urrimetior ear
than tonal. T 141.1. a rue opportunity for par
len II oing to housekeepin.
sp.4 T. A. g 110CLELLAN D. Alni.
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE
1500 ENTIRE PACKAGES
leiriketed directly by na at present low rata of
Gold, and puretaaed of blannfaztorere and
at recent .0400 sales, at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
W. D. & H. McCALLUM.
DOIIIESTK AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS, .1,20
IN PHILADELPHIA
JOHN B. DYERS d CO. Auctioneers
, Philadel
..tit rail on
Wednesday, April 4, 1866,
1,000 PACKAGES DOMESTIC COSOUS, for Cash;
1100 CASES FOREIGN GOODs, on a credit uf
four months, exclusively whole pkgs.
The attention of Jobber, from sll section. le in
vited, as every packageoffered will be positively
sold, and the sale will embrace a large and varied
assortment of the hest Philadelphia and Eastern
afantifactures. m taiddd
CARPETS.
McCALLUBI BROTHERS, No. ST
POURTU KTREET. WS have on baud • very
superior stock of
CIALWILVIEPTICEITGof evv~ dewrlptlou end V
*.trzutzd ri:.utiiL
St feel wide.—
PIANO ' AND TABLE COVERS—Every klud to
FiZARTU RUUN—Yrona the ducat qualny to the
MATTISON te 0, COCOA AN U MANILLA
, .
lice A LLCM BROTELEWS.
formerly W. D. I H. /IclJallorn
IMEMIECKIIII
1866. HATS, CAPS AND 1866.
sEitiret-vcr ca.c•cociies
AT WHOLESALE
"fIIoCCIORAI 8t CO.,
1311 . WOOD STREET,
Ask partlentet attention of COUNTRY MER
CHANTS to their IMMENSE STOGIE OF SYRIAC
HATS,.ett.; Which they WILL MI. AT URRAT
LY MeCORD A CO.
REMIOVALS.
REMOVAL
R. C. HOWARD
etirfelingirgitErnAM: Pg. ' :
above Sm avid.
mum swum AND BULL ON clowns-
SION.
intotrOvr HOWARD SDR Proprietors.
. HOTEL. T •
C. D, wmrs lc- venuato;.ozo. AvuStnaos
WILLV4AMOT.F I ,
.opli6ialki.hccetyclioiteer,
•
Z.so'Cri.ol7 - XXXX.ait,
inn completed, newly fitted and funtlened.
wittyn, WILL ADD 41.6 . 0.110Rrletors.
op3:1w•I
- ---
ROOMS AND ;BOARD,
Rooms Arm' - 80ARD...F.41
.betgo...ith
/est= and win:. ^llryfbiray, on Abe atze. of We
riasen igteigraraxttiuratitrz
111 P 44
-DENMEMIY
j.ltr i rft wau. t 4ll 4grit i giall,
Mil . Eir2
tams.
SARATOG
Bold In Pittsburgh by
SIMON JOHNSTON, Druggist,
mew Corner Smithflrld .41 rourtb Stfret•
OCULIST AND AURIST
DEAFNESS,
=I
EYE, 3ELIL.PI-,
==l
CATARRH.
DR. GARDNER,
01 New York,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
I=
EYE A_Nrl)lllA_l-1,
Rearreal.loll, Worms the Ott:A.lla of Pitt Liburtth that
he lath again visit the city on
Tuesday, April 17th,
I=l
miAvrrrsoDALlr, midst.
After that time will Malt 110NTHI.T, of which due
Office at Monongahela House,
And can be consulted On Deafness. Noise In ate
Head, Catarrh. Discharge. from the Ear. Scales
In the F.ar, Otwtructlnna of the Eustachian
Tub., and all Acute or I 'bronle Ittseaser
of the Ear and Ale Taiwan...
Artificial Eyes Inserted Without Pain, and
perfectly resembling the Natural Eye.
Operations for Cataract, Strabtrmus
ur Crum Eye, Artificial Pupil,
etc.. performed,
and all Diseases of the
FY E AND EAR
Treated, and every operation In Aural and Ophthal
tole surgery. performed by
DR. GARDNER.
For farther partleulara, reirretlces, tebtanonkals,
" 14 Ark% ru ' iratr;M A. TO 6Y. a.
Principal kaara. 19a WEST FORTY-THIRD ST,
NEW YORK.
CATIRRIE CITIRRII!!
DR. ttARDNI.P. treats Catarrh by the meta. or
Warm Medicated luitalatloo. Or. Gardner eau re
fer tom number or etti/4•101 of Pittsburgh who have
taco curet' by him. nth: Mod
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &cc.
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. Aline 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 flour,
!dent budding to U. S. Custom House and POstottlen
GIP-1
A T IOcCALLUIR'S,
No. 78 Fourth Street,
THE LATEST PATTERNS OF
Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain
Embroidered and Fine Printed
PT .11.2\1 - 40 , 040017193F1L181.
Rugs, Canton Mattings, &c..
NEW SKIRT :FOB 11466.
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE)
SPRING SKIRTS,
lutfutsred eieltsirely by the sele sum or Nat
ITEM, BRADLEY & CARY,
tY2 Chambers. sad 79 at RI [Made NM,
NITWIT -17-claßtax.
Each Hoop In cpmposed of TWO nnely tempered
steel springs, braided tightly and Artily togetbes
edge to edge, Corning STIIONGEN' and - MOIY.I.
FLEXIBLE. Hoop made. They erill not bend sir
break like the single •prings. hotwill ever preserve
the. gracefulness of allapt. threo qo Year •or.
dlnary sktrts wlll kat. neen thrown sway .tisehr
In Not, for the p1 . 111...40 or the bona Ilia
Church, theater or car, they are aupetkor to ail, nth.
ers, comhiniug coutro ' isT,' DUILAIIII.ITT and Ift , ollo-
MT, with that ¢l.sOAnett,r SPAM which by made
tbeDUPLEX ICLLIPTIC THE
STANDARD SKJRT
of the fashionable world.
blerelianta will be any lied 1111 ilbov a and 6 7 ',Ru
t:m.lh Jobbers and ladlei In all the Arai-class retell
stores la this city. Inquire for
Bradley's Duplex Skirl.
fhlameodat
ALL STYLES Or THE.CELICBILLTED
DUPLEX EI II I r ..I"PTIC SKIRT
Alt LOW ICZTAIL
riairrettaita 7o3n4Lximmusi
noppl e by t e Armen as Wisest rates.
JILSCRVAI ar GoIRLISLE,
1.9 37.1.1r.th Mier oat.
her.omm.
SAVT 49z.*7_a-1
prersinrituu
BANK FOR SAVINGS,
formerly tho DIME sAYINGS LNSTITUTION,
67 Fourth Street,
N eancl Oppittlttrank or pattsburgtO
OrICN DAILY iTom v ti.so 4 corinckoknd on WED.
LiNFEDAY and SATURDAY EVENIARIS frons May
tt to November Ist, 7 Id 9 o'clotk, and from Nov.
tst o f Va. Lo
Boomiof Ilyws, an., furnished at the oaks,
I" g l ijihnstitution
_especially otre to those whose
earning Are limited, the opportunity to arousuulate,
DT small doposits,.easliFsAred. to
which will be
:=4 o, 74 vr itt .oo.4 :4 lo,ll,,, wir n clivt arlu s linteraid. in-
CiirEK:ollt lcmaxgrlir.
11. HARTMAN, ' 4AMEMPAMC., Jr
. SECRETARY AND TR.EASUIDUt,
. 31 51111 3 .kr
Bal lifdL
' &MINS. DHAVORTIEI, JOSHUA ERODES, :
O. FOLLANSBEE, AMIN SCOT'C
H. R. GRAHAM. R C. SCEtIIIEkTZ,
comm., :um zuo.•
• sof...cr.:ma—D. 'iv..., inhillrosi
'LADIES, SAVE TOIUR MONEY.
Br bovlne your 0141 Table Ware'
=I
LIASTMLE TEA MET% PrAiTrm. Eon 8., IDA
. PITIMEAS. iiikrlTY2l. JITI.IONB. Jilt - ---
ItAtiltßTH. *a. .. . .
cals/j....4e..rk t pl_sti4d 4 2 41t A,.. 1 . A.10. Wei .tti.D WALK
A
'""!. 'Y
' -ffioxii.
WATER.
NEW 004)6,
316,964 g , ' , / , 1
0,•420 • •
565 • •
. 20,000 • •
5,400 "
124.&.9 "
•
. 61,011 "
12,6153 ••
1.113 "
. 1,163 "
SKIRTS.
FZ~~~~►-~+M~~ t~~
I) :44ers:0 I I I ikleplimmur
NEW GOODBII
MI AL -11 1" 0 IV ' g 3 .
Heautiftd Lace Collars; .
Clugny Lace—all widths;
Black and White Lace Veils;
Jacque* Eilgitigs and Inset : l4N
Hamburg do do do
Jacouet and Hamburg Flouncings;
Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs;
Childrens' do do
Romagi.Buttorts--something new for
Dresses and Sacques;
ALL THE LATEST NOTELTT - pg,
Gent's Neck Ties;
Ladies' Fancy Ties;
Infant's Embroidered Caps;
do do Robes;
do do Waists;
Curled Nets—all colors;
Hair Coils do
A splendid Assortment of
PARASOLS, SUN AH Al/FS, SON PUBRELLAS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
F. 11. EATON, 19 Fifth Street.
NEW SPRING GOODS
AT
W. W. MOORKRADI3,
No. 81 Market Street.
RICH Ell HROIDERIEN;
PINE VALENCIA LAI E TIAININIED NETS;
POINT AND VALENCIA LACE 111/Kri.
CLUNKS LACE COLL/LIM
PLAIN AND EURRDID'D SHIRT PIIoNTs
NEW BORT:EVAN(' 11001 .
(N.FLNINTN--PIAlu. Malin sod Euthroldlere.l, •t
St Market Street
NEW GOODS!
NPw !!
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
All the Novelties
FRENCH, GERMAN & ENGLISH GOODS.
DllEsS AND SHIRT TKIMMINOS;
NEW HAIR NE'N AND cons:
W HITE MRIRTS EMICD IN BLACK;
REAL MALTESE. AND , POINT CULL A Us:
LACE VEILS AND VEIL MATERIAL:
REAL AN I) IMITATION CLUNG LACK,.
BLACK DU LES—sew ,
N KM' STYLESICI/U
B RE To N T AC S, to) Oreo tyh em and Coal.
TIES AND SCAMPS—sew style,
- Afuliasiortrueat or
KID I.:LOVES. SILK AND LISLE DLO VES:
HOSIERS SKIRTS. CORSETS;
Efk gel l gZ S A 01> 3 1,7°C;Raintid.
The ladles will Sod many fanny articles and new
sty , es never before opened to Mt...burgh.
Merchants Supplied at Eastern Prices
MACRUM & CARLISLE,
19 Fifth Street
HOOP SKIRTS!
11001.;
HOOP SKIRTS!!
W.Ol .
We have lo and (or gall SKIRTS
'all the VELEEIRATED MARES,
11001 . 'I7I"4IM:"N'I2I3'fLAIT:F.;"'
BOSTON COMBINATION.
„out.
BEI
•THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT,.
CM
EMPRESS TIL4LL
ME
Paris Trail, ! SKIRTS
/2=ll
Pride of the WorId,IBKIIITS
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pl led at. NI A N All'T (7 E
r RI SR I ELTS
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We also offer for sale a lot of dif
ferentakes slightly gulled, at
HOOP. HALF m
MACREIIIL GL Y DE & iSt Co.;
tlouP'
Nos. 78 and 80
..W.IRALE7 STREET.
'6II"T REDUCTIONBI
.IPXI..ICS
AT THE
LOWEST OF THE DAY,
AT
BATES & BELL'S,
91 FIFTH STREET.
IticcANDLEis & COy
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Wholesale dealers to FOREIGN AND GORIEST'S
Dar u04;108, No. IN Wood street, third boossabose
Otamond idles PletsAarah. lari
bur t wut
PITTSBURGH LEAD PIPE AND
SHEET LEAD WORKS,
Make to order and keep on band an else,; length.
and Olean... or
LEAD PIPE & SHEET LEAD
At Lowest Market Rates.
Al.o keep us hand
Pitratlbers' Material, Brass and.
Iron Coate;'gleam •:,Dougell
Steam Punnet; - Plain and
GalVanized Iron Pipe,
de..
BAILEY, FARRELL dt
No, 167 Smithfield M., Pittsburgh, Pa.
spa
T. T. SWIM WO. LONGDON
pLutiniNG, GAS AND
.IPX7VTXIDTC* ,
HYDRANTSORONI.IPPL
tiH6ICT 1.1 AO. ZINS.. FAD PIP
1/16p4a,
WASHSTANDS
WATER CLOSETS''''"
Enrovexs $ co.,
Hoceeeiors toAddl 6 E ,
y e ILISWoo4st., Plttaburi
ME=
T. T. &WONT &OWN- InnTIN
STEAM FIrrYING,
Pinadiing and • Gas .
.FORCE- MPS, fOR ENOINEERO.,
IRON PIER .
41 _BRASS-WORK,
OP ALL, OCIOSTMOLL
Wel CO.,
Nueonfor /Oaf Li 10~4
165 Wood Bt.. Pittsbargt. Pa..
QIIVEITZEIA:EjEIIAI4I4*
chemie vzl'lrAl
,pt i v ps. C: 13
TROBLIS PALMER,
TROLTALI MIL HIM IX
WALL PAPF.H
TRANSPARENT WINDOW .SHADES,
T . -AL 3Ei 7-m El mZ, Gm "ICT El FL 113
Warehouse. 91 Wood Street,
Second door below Dlssnond Miry,
fr.24:61w1 PITTS OulAtill. PA.
WALL PAPERS, •
In .Arew Designs.
PLAIN AN D BEAUTIFUL. BRIGHT CUL
M.a - CsN7Ge
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107 Market Street, near Fifth
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PAPER HANGINGS FOR 1566
A great rollectlt. of
American Wait Papers.
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.I'E IN EA - GLIM P4PERS.
A choler selection or the
Newest I•`reuc6 Papers
For sale by
W ALTER P. MARSHALL,
All $7 Wised Street.
BANK STATEME N TS
ItrARTERLY . REPORT OF THE
sx. I,X('FIANGF. NATIONAL BANK OF rirrli-
BURGH, I.
Note , and billet I , lecountrol. 91. MSC' 19
C. N. Bonds drposltell (eciln• t
U. S. Bonds &posited to accurs
p uelts
U. S. Ronde nu hand
Aber United States Securitlea ......
Specie and other Las NI Money. .
Circulating Nolen "(National Banlil
do 110 State Rank, .
Remittances and other l'aah
Dur by Ranks ..
Real Estate
Taxed and Rapen-05... ........... ,
I AWL,' Stork
Lioual 'lreulallon....
State
individual Dopositu....
Unqu.l Slates Deposits
1)Ir ld.•nda Unpaid
thin to Rani,
Earning.
.
I certify that the shore is a true ab s tract of the
tatemeut made to the Comptrnner of Currency.
11. AI ~1111.11tRA Y, Castile,.
•
)11;AMTEMET STATEMENT or
TIIK MERCHANTS' AND AIANIIVACTUK..
KHz' N ATIoNA I. DANK or prrrsKWEGK.
NIOS BAY MOMXINti, April 'AI, lAAA
LIA 1111. IT. ES.
. . ...
1,0.41 ,tnel. $ 1513,142.0 CO
M. a 51. Ilk 1 'l,nlatlon. (State 113.1 641,5100
as...nal Bank Circulation 450,101 1.0
0.., Depositor.,
10.1.. Mir r Danl.... ..... .... ...... .. . .10.1t6
01614611114 Unpaid . 4.446 56
1.r...111, and Earning , — .. . . . 1,4.7, .1
/11 , 8 F. I b.
Not., 1.114 i Illlle I,lseoun,cd.
Banking liens..
U. N. Government riecurlttee....
Speete and Legal Tender Notes
Notem of oUser Rank.
Utir by nth, Bank.
'raxe , anal lixen.ex
Inter... 11. p
. b. bevel-11.4,0
ag.a113,677
I certify that the shore it a correct ahnlrael from
Quarterly Report to Comptroller of Currency.
spa-21d ./011N SCOTT, Ju,. Cashier.
CIEARTERLY STATEMENT OF
'MG THE UNION NATIONAL DANK or Frrrs-
BURGH, on the morning of DON DA) , the Jay
of April, fined.
Loons and Discounts
United Staten Roods. .
Other United Staten Seem - Bien.
(Trersirrfts .
Taxed. and Expense , .
line from Banks and Henkel
Reittance. and other Canal Item,
Soles of National Banks
Von, Bank Noten• Cheek, Ac
oin
Legal Tender
I
ISHIRT.
Capital
Surplus Fund
Cirenlat iOll ..........
Dividends Unpaid
Due id Deositors
line
In P t p ks and 41an kers
Earnings
1:=
01,1 , 91,(9 - 2 90
I certify that the shore Statement I 9 correet to
best of my itnnwiellife 11111 nellef.
apit-itttl It S. SMITH e.l.ler.
•
NINTH QUARTERLY REPORT
OF TOR ar.COND NATIONAL BANK OF
rt.rniuunne
I'll - 1,1.12011. April 24, Ltgb,
NICHOL: ttC
Notes and Bills Discounted....
Tames, Interest and Ex pensea.
Use by Banks and Bankers
United Staten draurl
Cash (Legal Tenders. Sr..).
=1
,'appal Nivea
Due itenoaitora ...........
Circulation
Unpaid Dividends
Cuntlngotil Fund and rrotita
RI RT$ .
EdXl
The .alo)re In corr ato.l.roet from the Report b
he Comptroller of Curreonv.
spllvH.l C. H. HICHIS, Cashier._
41( lIIT ,
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
A I.I.KUIIKNY NATIONAL RA NK UP MTN.
RG Avrll feu,
S,ETS.
Notes and Bills D Iseounted.
(lulled States floods Deposited so Se
cure Circulation 100,003 00
Specie and other Lawful Money... 211067 36
Circulating Notes of National Banks 27,36 k CO
Circulating Notes of surs Banks... . 0,210 00
Ramittanees and other cash Items. 3 5,7211 70
Dne by B
41
nks 1x.7,160 00
Real ksta e ,2ns 21
Tares an dExpesies
MEM!
, 81CIRTS.
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Capital Stioek
National Ctrrolati .....
State Cirquiation
Individual Depitalta
Dividendl .
Due togapks
Earning. land Surplus Fund
81,06 A, 050 60
I eertity4hat. the above Is a true abatractof the
statement ade to the Comptroller of Curretmy•
a .I:St R. W. MACKEY. Cashier.
'PLUMBING. Bce
WOOD PUMPS;
LL RINDS Or
MON P'IUNCE)I4,
8 - IZ - I:l3Fit-A.X‘T . X9ES,,
Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc,
LEAD PIPE,
BATH TUBS WO* VIATERICLOSEM
WASH BASINS, WASH STANDS,
Ry di-Italie Rama.
Brass Work ;IA all ktn&• Block Tin Pt+ 1 . 1 . 4 *
Foontalos• *.I kind,. of tium and Loa er•Elosoi
Hose Pipe, CLooplinga; (Ina Ptpe and Minna. anal
deseziptlone trot oonstantLv newt at
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Addy, W
CORNICE METH-AND NEITUrIELD elTd
PITTSHJJIIGH, PA
BEAVER STREET, MANCIHES'rER
Kerr To POwr orvioz
N. B.—All kind. of repolrlng done protoptli.
All orden by mall tminodlately attended to.
jafteodtalemovibb
WM. c. PDX 4,
PLUMBING AND, STEAM FITTINI.
GAB rirrriar6;
SMOK.E BELLS, t
Portable and Cigar Lighters,
EinrEXS ir CO,
(Successors la Addy Eereas,)
habGeod No. 163 Wood st., Plitsborgb+ Pa
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM
WITTING, IN. ALL Illi GRAMMY/6,
Oareltilly attended to Ur experlermal and Drrittlaii
wort men, A due uaortmeat of
7131231
GAS FIXTURES, SHIKS A BATH TUBB.
MOWERBATanct, CLUB
HYDRiIa TS.
Constantly on hood and toads tootles- I
SEVILLE
Pertiti r iv-e'.. l '- 16 .-... ' , 6 •
13,M • ..ESTAtE. •
surruriEtio . STIEtEiST PROP.-
k, =TY YOB abLE, 36 fact front near the corner
of Fifth street, by 120 feet deep. Also. O. feet Croat
gal Market street, near; T deed et, by feet
deep, with ado alley tainted t; Oa Webnce
street, a meat:tall_ unut Brick Aortae of ball, Sc e
rocas, welrcurgared an pslntel t ATlbliM stplotill‘
Intraccaate saysloa.
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