r iCVitiobitvglkaettc
SATURDAY, A.PRIL 14, 1868
von n VERNOIIIt
CEN. JON**. CE,tRY,
• .45r cinnumai6dimniri.
sosiosi so Aossiorroxas.
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N..u.e.bo "ire *cairn strer - berenflec •11-110.1 -
IMO Infrolllsenkenla roortved st thieblikinre . mid*
veld Orr When beadad IL, except In the came of
ywiy iftecusere, whoa* bids to rendered
Courtney, mond. AdrettlforderUkPieWinaloss
now of bldo,asalleVitltle arise. .
r ordeetnents of tbp &amber sieteC wOl be Inds-
101 T enforced.
Tbi prim of oar paper U whizz OZIITS nit the
amour or from *aeration. Armed by carrion rd
Tacnius COSTAIIADDIA is no longer
Bruiingss t abusger : of,-the GALETTE. For
the present, business 'rniitters are exclusive
ly under tile direction of Col. lbrassw.
A BLUNDEit 'Aitilith'EtlEPAßATloN l
When thy,Sonthern,leaders va their,
seats'in the two ' titUttesof Cfingreil,
took up arnmajptskahemOicaml gayer):
went, they committed a blunder of serious
magnitude. • While remaining in their
places theylifesi many lrelltUtY haeanlagte-
Constitutional guarantees existed for the
continuance and protection of Slavery.
Powerfill patty affillationsi ,- always subject
to their egrollB4".PXleoeit to all parts
the Union. Thelr.areqancy in thtspith..
, lie connells', l" &Ugh'"impaired, was not
broken. By force of dogmatism and ihrel4-
ittirip*teliwira 14uliittitfp of triad : 0'1;r .
Ole into subserviency. A clear majority of
the Senate olmtl.their , The fed
eral courts - Viere'iireaideil 'fitier mainly by
their accomplices; and courts have in all
gas tro t she lecpaliaattrefuges Pi; 4 711 4 : :
and al ( f'dkttof ont•itinisek.' t •
When the trial by combat was invoked
01 these advantage" 7ere l relbtquished.
Superiority iii ) iiurittere, "liidustry, wealth
and inl i i . igaftiftvets4".decitiej ..,and•these
was in The loyal Slates, Bayonets do not
reason. Cannon do notonmproulise. 2 ft'?
a necessity invincible as gravitation, the
victory crownhd the nopt.t.,..
Bow theSOrnbriileiderti see the full
bearings and consequencei of their mistake.
To repair the igittntro themselves; as thr
as it is reparable, they wish to elide back
Into the places they forsook-
r Gettiogback
would ettable'ilierii to;iit itilndgrnekt" foit
their own cases,..t,o . become the arbi
ters of
_they fate, : pronounce
the abob r ittilini alt-their tiolitical
It would do mote, 1,4. would make
them ihe „ Judges many , Matences, pf
loyal rnekf,%lrltiteatia - black; who resisted
theftambition:l icbumcs and hurled them
into the ,a_l;yss of, clefeat.: , At would, also;
re-open one chapters .4 the old, debate,
whice, fi'n thirty years, agitated the nation
and planted feuds Letw ems the sections.
Fortunately otar bhapters are so closed ' nd
sealed they cannot he opened. "Mishaps . ,
posed not by htunan forestial or design.
s Above the pavilion of the tempest ever roll
the wheels of Providence, and, hence,
though great wars seldom accomplish the*
particular results for whichthey are waged,
they Coirt unfrequently produce beneficial
consequences which did not originally en
ter into the category of probabilities. In
this way ~Slavery has .been • extinguished,
/ Still, Irony of the habits, propensities, pas
. stuns, and injustices, thatßlavery bred and.
stimulated, a:flat - ilk undiminished 'strength'
Therefore we luald that in the settlement
of the issues raised by the war, rebel lead
ers ought not to participate: The men who ' c
made the sacrifices, incurred the hardship.,
and braved the tbittgirs 4cf . '-the
they whose voices ought to be poten
tial
n determining ..lhe conditions of -the
pacification.
THE PONES 'APPOINTMENT
Nothing, can ,be plainer Mao .that., the
framers of ihe National Constitution never
intended to place the patronage of the gov
ernment in the, handsofAte roan; or in one
department. Such an arrangement 'does
nnLeompOrt witha deirmericY,'and.';carried
out, coulci.b.ot.lol,9f.being
one, if not, absolutely tatal,,tpAubllelibertY.
The Constitution &Riffles- the power of
appointment ',the President, subject to .
the "adirme and oimsent of the Senate." It
was sot :the Ifittintinn that consulttngW
r ` the mate should be a-en cre matter €S:thrnW.:.,
lts content tn; whatever .ndeht lie
propoacd%hooid_tbilopi of-necesalty. The
design Taft to Mike ; L -the Rasta a snl.
tire authority *the diatribrition of OttriifE
age, to Piihtittt s ta,lt tii?,l only a - cheek, but
an effeettialbitSeiagalpsttho ambitious
corrupt Mb sayf.occiipait of the Pres,
Identisl chair might h;db4sessed to make of
the power4f appointment.';
There enrtatilli never win a time -when--
so much becameli*tne the fkauahri - to keep
watchful :-`sod isollettotti egos ah appcaiire- -
ments to-ofilcoLaaal tith peer` eTht time. Nal'
that we thinktreeidal .Tgasson Is more:
open to tn 2 applehm of &bluing hit here
of the trtuit a** pvideonetore., got the
patronage or.the goveihmelit has n!ceseo7 .
rily enlarged:it - 4400 Increase of territory
• populatioil. agE *ealth- illforeovee the.
estigtmeltSiveth;ethrse , har4 canhed
snal amountsge aisPettaiSaTj
All this is In`evlfable S object 14.1
passing kris indreiseo the.l
number of itioMilariis of M.SrliMorsil
This absurd. - Certain thlogi#fistiseeetri:
wily be dot's;: and pereons mold be conFl
miesloned to them. The Cioistltution
makes, perktati,j.iwlsa a. provision in -the
case as is pileifeable„ 4t. least,; iy poks
pnly plan accessible': 'TbCre is no, outer,
rational course than to let all appoirktriel,L4:
ordinary and ea:lrv:Miami - , h i ke - the usual. l
course. 'What talswentfid Is 16'subjeei the
Presidential antborip*
16
rigid scrullify: to'britig•it ..- o . rtthhslyo'tFee
Intent „meaning , of the Contalittio4
.....•l..•and • . tie partiefpation .1 the Sea:
ate is full, complete and I:atm'
rnmiricaic Twtero
AI a recent stints% taiTY of, the'llid ,
partmcnt of .3fobflethefoWejihit - teiti , 4
offered . .
"The'Pretddent.:of the United Blithest.--
the drat fearless paylop,"-tiao'ftod.or-ihose
who support tla Imlteq:; . the , opponent of
those who opposedt " .
This toast WWI responded to by geYer.
Vi 'limns, who paid "raoity , :etid r . elgcitte,ut
tnbute to the Pattiotiant end. endeinnansitip
of the people's PresittenVAntnittOdaii-
Cos, and thenked - 90,134it "teltr*ulen tic't
lte
cupled theflidn:r . •
Major V(AllioEN .being t canard on fora
aentiment„aald: 1 . flaa;111•": thalrnian, to
propose a sentiment which I think should
not' be omitted on any ',op:incion of this
kind. I mean no treason, • nor do I mean
to re‘ lye anyJmemorles of the past illhtch
ought to; be buried, '.lraitsply offer; the
health of a,,,,digentleman: l
ere yon, therefore, alr ~ tipplrg4qcol Mtn,
the soldier; statesman ' M4i:phtlenl ptisirner,
Our tongueislisy: 'inite, but ouTf,l!tarts
Titanic are paters at berry; Ps, 9Pe
Republican and the other' Dentematic, and
both published and edited by the same
man. 'tut Iv* eawheatittailli'llttsbM;;
T h e Cortmerciai. nen be op txkti' {id
the same que4ien, in Opining eelmnnini:
the same istme.:l_
sass has been a little stir in the city.
for several days, based on street rumors
that all the Government officers ttk thety
had been removed . Rumor 'line. -04dene
the Collectorship of the Atiekli6nidistrici. - :
to Ex - Governor JOUNSTON; next It gave . I
hips the Post Office in this city; and yeR
.I434Y, A ittledltim tothe 43011eCtOreadpr
initike -Pitts distrjett "but;" th e ru
ratir u•sit cautious enough to say, "his nom-
Witten . has not yet been sent tothe Senate."
Oat iti proiribly the only port of the story
itylkielt is true.
tPhs origin of these-rumors is probably
accounted for by the following, which we I
clip frttha the
,Washington specials of the
New York: Tr# , :gtio
"A ittamher of r clibipirlated Politicians are
here besieging the President daily to - glte
thedi 00100014 rentoy.e. Republietuut who
dOtiot sustain itis.,Sontitent , polley. Not- ,
withstanding all their wiseitions to the'Con
trary, there is at presetzt nO ,prospect of
theirauct," ,
We do not believ,e that any of the re.'
ports afloat Larceny. better authority than ,
the •,isiaheS of the parfies wlio hive been
tishingfor titestrappoletxnenta by - hOlding
Jour:sot; meetings and making sundry pil
grimages to Wasltingtoel-leteked tip; postd-
Ulp t by- some sort of indefinite enconnage
ment Trent the:PrOident;.but' we are cer
.4ie that notone of.the• reported 'appoint.
ments, if made, will 'tie:,,tontirtned by the
Senate; and we feel t confident that
there willte. no adjournment of Congress
that will permit such appointments to be
made draw itixecai.
THE IokotBIATURICAIOOIIIIAVD 011 Tuurs-
Ann and.oii.s tininthirs wereall in the city
yesterday, glad, we have n 4 doubt, to get
home agartt.
ti correspondent thinks we t ihave not done
justice to our ifelititiou ifi r ilie House, from
neyer having given the uy credit for stand
litg up as a unit against hhe dictation of the
'Railroad Inguppulyi . As, we have neves
accused` the liateresis
of their constituents on this or any other
question, we do not see that wehave done
-them any injustice in not singling them out
for special praiseOn this one question. 'We
are happy in believing that our delegation
have dLscharged:Aheirduties faithlnlty'and
to general acceptance; and they may rest
assured that irthey-t had • not, they
have heard of it long age.. - We are rder
'Many obligations to each of them, person
ally, and take pleasure in bearing witness
to their fidelity to the best. interests of the
county and Sfate'throighottt the session.
Our Senators, also, deserve the same
Atm:treble mentitin: Both of them thave
attended zealously to their duties, and
watched carefully every incident of legis
lation bearing upon the people of this
county. They return,home with the con
ciousness of having duty well.
TENNESSEE DISLOYALTY
The writer of the following is an old
resident of and merchant in Tennessee; a
ruling elder in the Presbyterian Church,
end one who remained ioyal, both i¢ church
and State darbieflietebAlion, th'e'clitireh
of which he is a member - refusing to join
the Southern Presbyterian Church. He
says.
"NAsavita..s., A.p711 10, 1861.
"The writer during. last week went to
Presbytery, and he comes home very much
provoked. There were twenty members
present, every mother's son that could be
scraped up from hill or valley was present,
A nil on a vote of twelve to eight voted the
bytery back into the rebel General As
sernbly. Three churches arid fiveministers
'rated against it; one church, thelnunortal
.eeond, and three ministers entered their
protest and withdrew, went home and-or
ganized a Presbytery, or continued the old
one ;es loyal to the General Assembly. So
we stand alone, three ministers and one
church. Ther:Edgefiaki chords and the
Shelbyville church are et a stand, and don't
know whichparty to go with, and it is hard
to say what they will do, but it is probable
they will go with the rebels. From my In
tercourse with the rebels here and the way
they are working they are moving heaven
'and earth to get political, pawer;.and .if
they: succeed they are going to raise the
very devil. We already hear of what they
mean to do when they get control of the
country; and frowilbeir' temper I am satis
tied the more power that is put in their
hands the more dangerous to the-Govern%
anent. 1 come to the conclusion that Con
gras, ought - not to let d Member in from
the rebel !Mateo; „Plenty of, soldiers should
be quartered'lhroughtint thAl3louth;. and let
this continue until. tnost,pitheieWs die
outor something else to ihem. The
only thing thatkeeps them atallin bounds,
is fear."
Atioettleglin Soak
. .
A writer ii 40121 ;York Evening
Post endorses as,Jesponsible sends from
Columbia the statement that "the war is
still going oil In the upper jiortion of South
Carolina," and - Aupparis . the. assertion by
the following stateisiett..or fitels
"In Edgefield and the adjacent districm,
two United States soldiers have been killed
and Several have been wounded lately - hy
petsolia who rule.those,districts'by force of
their•ruillanisan. The rebel General *try,
Rfli 0 'left Lee's army with a few foliOwers.
befoie the surrender, and wittrrtays.',4o7jum
niversurreddered,',was arrested last week
for cdruplicity In the at oeltiaa agaisjsk..mtr
trio' pii. He demander , tol 'fie' treated as a
Prisoder of war. '-flite-Itieris' arrived in
this city soon aftei9ie'dl4;and soldiers in.
disguise aseetiaitiedlla'flieselgetidithdr
I only llttendeld to IWaratektiiiii . general, but
' that ..they -were ..to ass:Agnate 'General
Amen Thalatter,Arowe:ver, *ad
guarded, and took prOper meautiortic Ito
that Ito violence has occurred in this con
altbough..iliki&M; bide .uniforms
ds altdost. a nightly, occurrence.'-' • . • • •
Tat Methodist :Episcopal Conference at
8r`441341, N. V.. adjourned ; po'Thatiday,
but before disacdution tftelaturuttee on - R O ,l
latiotis witEtEe-PhetiatladtAll '' in Ida' a 1
*por' atating,iruaidiiihitt the answer
whil - bad -I #Ft• rfAiPridt . cildthe New .or.,
Rani Conference to the oxertoree-for von , '
cent of prayer and rattle' heirritt Oitr na-1
tiors and for.thh.gedinft beithAnYorMetii-..
. -- aahil 'llOl not Otiitio_ 111Y.:litirriliki ilk . '
telegraphio reepouse frowillF,lfair ia llk,ftS.
- ' 4 6lrviously to - tki.' leleVretW, .. that the
`Sorithern General , Conference,. to_our great
regret,. lindbOhe iiiiission Of thevoposed:
wafer to religious , irry , alone, - 'Mtn'
tecidjf.decliningany ' aver with us for our
national unitrof - hea
...f-' The Coaki*.t*
itertiiiviri recomblendettiltitilie 'cleigy and
laity:here should kinty7ltitept ceasing fur
the spiritual 'prosperity Ijr-..0,16 410111 1, SM'
i brethren, etc. After animated.. discussion
I 414) iePOrt.Nantablektite.prevallizfi# 'mend:
meet teeming to bethat'AteVirit liruevii , C l
airdiktrogaut towards the Senthern Church.
THE Lotdayino'tici.J4i - i'ii;ii ~=•
countu of. wolf, hunt
.in pwwfoyd county._
Indiana says the mode .of hunting is
sotouir.hat similar to that in vogue In India.
The forests surrounding cheafemons
done Cave are , " beaten up,'! like the tiger
in feated gibe of the_
,Eant.. It a d lathat
at"leasf one hundred'petpli:i engage" ii the
campaign, and the I.`tecrisq. of.horno; the
olongor of tin .pn..anArflitit .
g. of
;rides none - .Liweerto luive fright
ened.ilie lupine - nurse - 4f Itonidun into
Cht.saaalor ,13esi-arret
OLlcentuChy, g n-fi
15h0.,1419..A1at5.
1411; Nadia thefieruite,gitismait would
make ft* anemy, of the ,Gfotrentraast,,
end,:he.woald work for Ilis 7 overittois. It
would seera,from gip
leaderot the Detabenicy,osito wesiNiazed,
up 13)% .SaulsburySnit 11111110.111414444198.1,
that the passagporthe sibilfillights bill Is
not going to cause a elamg#Anlitellitadrion
ot the ` • Demounicy•from 3,l.tUi it has 'been
the past Isroz.:t•PeStO Niet:4. 4,41
ICIDNAP I I49J7 f 11 ,iidted•
Miami CansiLlV?* aaa writalida
'theilrePartinSASC ‘l3tW;lltraiii;kiftlie
February NIG had
1e to find aapc#l4,4 iardiralcd,
to - ,bellef hat colortd.Tbsad Akan
tirPur
' Apt
MWIlt on a animal ,
lina* 0101/411.45..:24 i‘alod
GUN. BUTLER AT HARRISBURG.
Gen BUTLEII was at Harrisburg on the
if h 4., and by invitation OC this two
Hodses Si the Legislature iieliveretrau ad
'dress toibetu.f, Be . ww:eseoried Into the
House by committees of the iienate and
HOU., and delivered a irpeech over two
hours' long, in uibstance as follows!
That we might at least rejoice Over . the
cessation of armed hostilities, but had great
,cause for sorrow. in reviewing the political
events of the present, hour, which convinced
us we had not yet gained all that for which
we fought. When the rebel forces sur
rendered and their great leader was cap
tured, the position of affairs at the South
was such that our impressions of loyalty
world have been retained.
It the President and Congress had then
punished Davis, who deserted his seat in
the Senate, and-Lee, who had deserted his
Hag, and then, without shedding more
,blood,. hadordered those who left the army
and Congress, and those who served in the
rebel-Congress, to leave the country in
sixty days and forfeit their property; and
that those who had taken an active part in,
the rebellion should not have political
. petwer for at least so long a period as at(
tuanattrralikcd foreigner, then peace, quiet.
nes:sand , loyalty would have reigned in
every Southern State.
The question now was simply whether
these southern men, who deserted 'as once,
shall be admitted to Congress without any
pararttee that they will not leavelle again?
this is best illustrated by unordinary part
nership. A number of men associate them
selves together; a minority desert, but can
not take the property of the concern, nor
bind, nor destroy the partnership. After a
while this minority desire to return. Can
they or ought they to be allowed to do so?
If States can go out whenever they please,
why cannot they come back whenever
they please? But the truth is they never
did go out. Only some of the members of
Congress, with the sanction of their com
munities, drew their salaries, left their
seats anti went south. These same com
munities cannot expect to send other mem
bers to take the place of those who abscon
ded withUnt the assent of Congress.
The Supreme Court of the United States
had decided that the war was a public and
_chit war, and that those on the opposing
soil were public enemies. Has there been
anything to change these southerners from
this condition of public: enemies? We cap
tured them entire—bodies, property and
constitution, and every other right except
that of being banged. The terms of Grant
and Sherman gave no political rights to
those who have opposed us. Society in the
rebellious States was disorganized. How
shall It be reorganized'? Simply by ex
tendingjustice to all, and by acknowledg
ing that every man, whether white or
black, has the right to 'be equal with every
other man.
On this principle the Union party must
stand, if it. expects success io thus world or
sullies in the next. But it was said, why
not exterid this same principle of equality
to Pennsylvania and the northern States.
The answer was, that the rights of Penn
sylvania had not been captured, and they
had not been in rebellion. The southern
ers were entitled only to what we chose to
give them, and beggars, proverbially should
not be choosers.
It would be but hunter, tiature if the
southern. members were admitted to Con
gress for them to repudiate the debt in
curred itt whipping them, and if a sufficient
number were admitted to combine with
nOrtharn Democrats, the majority thus cre
ated would be prejudicial to the interests of
the 'country.
General BUTLER dwelt at length upon
this point, and alluded to the possibility of
this majority of 'disunionists in the future
actually forming a new Congress. The
remedy against this was to sustain .the
- present loyal men in Congress in their po
sitions.
bo regard to the President, he would
cheerfully welcome his return bock to the
principles of those who elected him, and
would be glad to sue him redeem his prom
ise of making traitors odious, although the
only way he had as yet suggested of doing
this was by admitting them to Congress.
(Laughter.) In regard to Geary, General
Butler spoke of htm as the best of soldiers
and most reliable of statesmen, and conclu
ded amid great applause.
Mr. Ituddirnan moved the return of the
„thanks of the House to Gen. Butler, which
was agreed to--60 yeas to 30 nays—s strict
party vote.
• ' •
4IENERAL NEWS
THE CASE OF THE SAVANNAH (GA.) NA
TIONAL REPUBLICAN.—Many of the Sena
tors and Representatives have heard of the
extraordinary proceeding, returning to the
former rebel owners the Savannah A'ational
Republican, and depriving its able, fearless
and loyal editor, Mr_ Hayes, of the fruits of
his patriotism and industry. This is, if
possible, the very worst specimen of An
drew Johnson's idea of restoring the Union..
"My policy" has never had so capital an
interpretation as this.— Wash. Car. Phila.
Press.
. Ws are indebted to the Census Returns
(Agricultural Department, page cxii) fur
the information that "there are more asses
in Kentucky than in any other Western
Stato." This information takes a load off
our mind, in connection with the question,
how• Garret Davis came to be United States
Senator (him that State, although we can
not help thinking it is a flagrant violation
of the Constitution to allow them 41 to
vote.—Ohio Stale Journal.
SEettETART STANTON lately wrote to
Governor Browniow requesting that those
rebels under indictment by the civil Courts
of Tennessee should be left to the disposal
of the military authorities, as they had
been paroled. Governor littownlow re
plied; stating, among other things, that he
had no right to interfere with the State
Courts, and fOr various reasons declined
granting the Secretary's request.
•
,
REPowran for a London morning pa
per, describing a recent launch, Bays that
a son as the company bad left the platform
tl*WOrkmen took up the plink on wb.lqh
the Frirum of Wsies had stood, and divitfed
it umongThem ag ik souvenir—Whereat the
&tfurday: nesiiedeyotesa sarcastic edito
dal to `llie.Woishipers . of the holy chips."
Owns' a Ziiktt Muotig'ttte Skirt Noradas,
lintfCallfornia, I; a natural tan pit; its
witting' art , AO strong of' borax, alum, alka
lis, that' one draught will poison a
Mak, and one Mitnersionelean_a dog of his
'hitir;,.and Indians, seeking refuge in it
man's bullets, find a sharp and
sure watery.grays:.*
•
Gov. Mufti:row, of Texas, declines to
be a candidate for the office be now fills by
military Appointment Ms main searOti is
putt,bq Is poor, and without a home, and
cannot afford to "pare four 'years of his life
in official while his family :are in
flood of his labor.
Tst,e'Rev. Stuart Robinson,. D. D., who
liyed is panada.for, his health during thqt
Littdf Isart of the rebellion. is back in Louis-
Nrhereibt!TrtSV.erlan secessionists
are aligbied'th 'birVe him. abet say he
preaclies more acceptably than ever.
Dirty TwEnt.Y-atx Davif Ottois: JAPAN.
-, •-i•A'gsntleman in, Boston bas received a
telegraphic dispatch, via • San Francisco,
' from Japan, which was only twenty six
dais 'miming. This is believed ,to be thd
Auk/test time ybt-made..
•Tnaplection in -B v pringtioid, in., Tues
day, iesulted substantially in a Union vlc
1 1 tory, althoilh the 'Democrats have proba
bly -secured their Mayor by two or three
majority. , •
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'HON. GEORGE *HSU,
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I if Pitt Townehin. vlii nr.'”'" l " 4 '''' .. ' 050'1
date for Anaenthly, before the next Union Hdpubil ,
ran County Convention
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1:0 - CONGRESS, 224 DISTRICT.
HON. J. K. MOORHEAD
Darius placed binewlf at tl disposal of 1.1. fmends.
In response to their call made on him. no. name Is
now presented by then, as candidate for nand oa
fOr flonWreas foe the =I District. subject to
the action of the Union Republiean County Conven
tion.
WCONGRESS.—The friends of
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY
'III prescni ME name to the tionventlon of the
Union party, for nomination as .candidate for Con
gresa In the Distract. inhlSM•rd
IG-if -CONGRESS.
GENERAL JAS. S. NEGLEY
IS A CANDIDATE. Lei THE 220 DISTRICT
rnltAlotd
Fi`FOB SHERIFF,
SAMUEL B. CLULEY,
Subject to the action of the Union Republiean Coon
tp-Conventton. miramedatr 7
.VirFOR SHERIFF,
CHARLES BARNES,
Late Colonel Sixth Reg. PA Heavy Artillery an.
Brae. Mg. Gen. U. S. A., subject to the action o
the Union Convention. roh22oUkx•P
OF - FOR SHERIFF.
JOSEPH ROSS,
Of the Pint Ward, Pittsburgh, will be • ttal
datwfor Sheriff, seldort to the action of the Onto
Republican County Convention. sub lintr
10 — V011 strzurrie.
CBN. S. B. M. YOUNG,
Late Colonel Fourth Yeutisylranla Cavalry
In1121:te
'FOR SHERIFF
COL JANIES.IWK. SNODGRASS,
Of McKeesport, (Late o f the 9th P. Reserves,
be • eanatidate for Sheriff. subject to the decline
of the ensiling County Convention. millnnte
w"- - column comßessioNien,
GEORGE HAMILTON,
Of Ptttebargts, subject to the action of the Uot•
Itepoollean - Coant! convention. ap6:te
e,orimissiorma.
CHARLES PUGH,
Of Manchester. trill hes candidate for County Corn
mlselotier, allitjecato the action of the Union Ile
- publican County Convention. uthiMditorte
artTIMIF ;I I -
JOHN G. BROWN,
Of Hampton Tovensblp, Mato Private Co. H,
Hort Peon's Vols. aptt
FOR CLERK OF COURTS.
' JOSEPH BROWNE,
Late of 10". d Pennsylvania 'Volunteers and 61.0 Pen
.I , h-snit Artillery. anklet% 10 the decision of th
tienutdican County Convention. mll3l:te
t;r"FOR CLERK OF COURTS,
DR. WICLIAM J. GILMORE,
Of Upper at. Clair Tolornatilli.
g . 4 - FOR' REGISTER,
R. D. HUMES, •
Of 'recent= Roo:nigh, Subject to the decision o
the Republican County Cooventlon. aplOrte
r4r FOR RECORDER. "
J B. COPELAND,
Of Elizabeth Township,. will be • cawildate for Re
corder, anblect to the ilecision of the nest Solo.
Republican County Convention. apllite
NOTICES.
Bann or PiTranunott. Marsh Stet.
A T A MEETING OF THE HOARD
-fr. of Lllreeters of ibis Bank, held this day, Ifs.
WILLIS)! seas sleeted ruabler, and
Ur. bite E CUST Assistant Cnablet.
ap1:10til
Tiiiihrn isms ilisriosrat. BOAR
• Pit - ennui-Om ' , iamb "Mb. Ile
THE NOTES OF THE CRA VIVO D
•a• COUNTY.B s Ili K. kleadville:oll. VITT 121kilf1i.
Oil City,. VESA NGO BANK, Franklin,and 11E
TIBIL.ELIII B. k NH. Titusville. will no t herunfler
be redeemed by this Bank.
tultZhif ONO. T. VAN BOREN,
I ha, e this day illsonee,l of my Interett In the olu
Factory. altuate In the Eighth Ward, undot th
style of E. /It P.SSEII t OU.
k.
Prrisill. non, 1 . •., April stn, MK. —sp1,1:101
'0 THE MEMBERS OF THE
BOARD OF TWA Too are
rnOStly desired to attend s meeting of the mew
s of the Board of Trade. on FRIDAY. at 2 C, In.,
consider nosiness of importance In connection
ith the welfare of the Association. A toll attend-
CC most resneclfolly requested.
OEO. H. THURSTON,
Brealdeal of the Board of Trad
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l'lrrsatranar, Marta 31, ISM
ININTILI DIVIDEND.—The *lard
of Iptractors or awls Company havelelgolarea
the regular dlVl4ourl of • .
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op the Capital Stock, for the quarter endleka Marx
31, alt., payable free of Got erntoeht tax, on and alit
April la, peon., at the banking house of Bless
Winslow, Lanier t to.. New York, to tbostka
holders reglaterrl ku that city. and by the Tres_
re, to those registered at Plttaborgh.
The tranufer +d,k• e - 111 elem. on Marc+ SI
•clank, r. u., end will re-onen Aprlll9, thercalt
By order of the Board,
P. id. ItUTL.l.ll3looN,__art,_
CutDif flitaa.strltT e ta oryda.,
1 errahunon, April:W. tact.
TN PURSUANCE of , the 2180 Sec-
Mon of so Act relating to A Derbeay County, ap
proved the lot day of /lay, MI, and of the Amend
ment to said Soction,_ epproved the 30th-day of
March. letd, •L, DAVID AMEN, Tree/torero('
o rtd b runty, i rgrAg .. tAtzgeAt, r a:z.m.birwell
d
be open. and I... Mac prepared to reftiretheCoun•
ty, Mate, Poor and Work-Noose Taxes for DCA on
Ttied after the PLEAT DM' OP INC held
ax. ean be_paistat the Treasurer.. Mire until the
PIRST DAT. OF AtAiLIST with deduction or
PtVE PER CENT.
t rUNT for , prompt pay
ment to any permed... tog the whole amount of
their taxes. Timm wil l te no dedoctwo allowed or
tate. paid - during the ADDED August. There will
lie TEN PER OhNT. to all taxes.rernalo.
lug unpaid on the eras otteeptember. sp3ootd
'NOTICE TO OWNERS ORDR.4IIN,
tiACRti Ac.—Nottce , le hereby gitlen . fo k 1
'ewvdmer Dra Cart., .oandase., Buggletc
whether residen va. t
or posedverdeet I. the- City of
ilttabarth. to pay th eir Llienees ovteeareesurees
oaks of - the etty of Pittehttrah, POInfiWITII, , In
accordance with an Act Of Aatembly, approved.
Starch 30.1303, and an Ordinen ee of the .Councils qr
the Clityo of Pittabarghi. pasted April lc losig gad Itr
personiarbo neglect or refuse to take Ott 3.4000 ice
trtil be ohh3ett too TeitoDY.. to berecoremdliefore
theltafor, double lye alnount cribs Ltranatti .
The old metal platea,Of prevroua ye a r. man he M
re
turned at the time 'eets.' art taken out, or pay
IS Dente therefor,
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MIMI
itMt!!,
-••• • - • •
Sack Two Horne Vehicle.— ........ , . 12 Ile
Each pour Horse Vehicle. ... 111
Each• Two Hobo, ll.k,
Omallyire .d * heels , Alyawo ,by two
71 0.1111. eheb. Yor lioetebeed
!duo the above webiclee Od.
W. stcrunAu t, Tivimr.r,
rrrigivamon. peon. r, lab- Verb
( - IWIVEIIB OF '111114:1114'.W.40011iii,
CAMTB. lIACAbI;.O.IINIMpbeai and: every
aerlption of CAllitiAtilLS, ore
e.O naguired , to calla*
:the Of the City Tee:Murat end take out-their
lAcenses op or be-fore the ler OAS 'OE MAY nest.
Tor each and every IVlntots, Vert, ear. tint, .
She a
er or Curisse, drawn try one hone; the
M of b tO
Poe each' and every oar of Ihe stove 02n004
echidna, drawn by two horses, the nun of.. aor
For each end men one of the *bore named
047N4 c rtere o v W e Pr 0 62 t r al l. :ig . 6lt:al 4 °L.
10
the sum or • ' • ft.'" ' to 03
For each .and every Almonibus• and , Timber
Wheel!, drawn by twat:amen th e son 0f;.,, - moo
For each addition:a horse attached to enrol
the Moan named
be
the sum
• It Mini be the duty a -all J...1v . ..ta nano
Keepers In raid city in toxin aletUrtt to, e bit/
Treunror.' Within twenty darratta the Pnaf ado or
this Ordluance..snd - tundilly 'thereafter on or be
fore the Ist day_ot May of sant and , vert yedr. or
the number of Vehicles of overydeseriptlon. awned'
as:Cued by them tn. their, buiriese, and thlutind
thereof, and the same return shall be made under
oath.
Ate. a. All Owners of Carts, Tiray.l. NetOnot and
other Vebtelac who shall negleat or nit: tO Pth
cute. loonw as •forculd, shall ba subjectionpa a
any of not less than 10 per cent. for • every thirty'
.elsys them:me remain* :mond after on AO lay of
g . : f na .. c'th rh "L' an . .t.i ‘ r . " LtV g l a4 B .lll4 t e lfMolti
A t o nu t tirolnance e , . h al l, addition foregoing.
be subject to a penally or not exetorill f %llllldolltro,
all of which penalty shall on nebave , before. the
Mayor or one of the Aldermen ac , sa d city. by sum—
mary conviction: and it shall tin the duly of Abe ,
'Valletta Pollee to teen Out Parana who ifirOtttle
ell to comply with :my of the prortmona of Ibis t./M.
dinutoe end report the none to the City TteAsurtr:
for
in he shall
ad ant,
cents in bads case, to be
to
motioned le pen
of the coslCport uouvietion as
The pee Meer isolmcczotollassumWtth the 'emelt
. psznlo& ,
REIPDA4
REMOVAL. — The nicOeislined
nen enguirin To„, -
Z(o. 114 1 01k
One door betove lila former
A. PiII...BUOWN,
• . ~ :.?.., oi L air c i rsm3„, s i o i lk iL
'IOOIM.LIwT
,___..traugrATo LIM ,
, 140 , _ --,...
./k 3 q. B trPleh i fratiODYClUNXll ,
R l EVM Al" uverth! Idll lie ttiri ' gtl , CO.
ri ggruro A n nZa -11 4Vitf t negir0 V: :
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..., n ,„,,,,, w „„,„, .4', :,„.1,-. ~,,,....5.', Ml:4op OTONNWITOC t•M' OL - rics ,
41.1"geNtlftl"111: sITAW-i'W
Qf~i * : .". itz . ' -..!
: idTlimaufit4iorx suARDs ~ , tnoUr-'
• - plaw_PoMailw4_,V.
....,MI Mae uNiv-Orti
w7Wrmici' 1 - I.' Ate'%.* -1- i r rEar mi v r -- 3 • l :etn4 !""i l wa '!%F. r .•!_tl'M -, , - 1 1';',F . J:r! 1 ' 41111 " ..,,:',..,
t AWENItpliLENNIEDIrlepraltrEl34
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1-"MtODUCE COMMISMON MERCTIANItord . , BoAmaatifiww . ,,;: , ,,, ,
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Wbolaali i hal . erst . a l rgrowit j o it
u tt et,pt E , „ , , ~, .
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‘ " iii.lati4a " Ori , t=r47: Lgiuti;L-4-i4ivi - ottr,
Ord d - rustiemil I'',.„o t i t tr , ,Lvo , , 0 r.1126.5 4 w v
.. .r° Zaft'llit..: 7 :i'l, ti...twazi. , '' dilj ?MAL HOU
WANTED. MEDICINAL WATERS ;
wii* - 71010 ,60131.bs MEDICIIItAL . WATEns
p ig
aa.
VIT --- AiTki)-_tk to do
..-...d - g kerni housework. Apply st the Of -. 1 CONGRESS,
zw.r. sp2:tf
WANTED—A SiluatiotiiiitaiDlic- SELTZER,
EERRER or SII 'PRIMA CLERK, by s yo.ng I
gvnaeronnpfserenu years' tiXttel tenet., wholw. the I KISSINCEN,
best rreornmerlatlone. Address E. W. 11., OA- '
'ATT. Orrle. apt:lard SARATOCA STAR,
WANTED.—Americaim and 16er
'AMU eadVassers fur the " UNITED 8T AT KIS • &Cr, ate.,
LIVE, the AnTOLL EIKE. arid other Insurance
Campmates. Euoutre of ballTil & KING, agents , Vor
V fifth street , over breCllotoelr'e Carpet Store, 4tuttltifiul , uolattly b 7
pl,ll. -- I .
SIMON JOHNSTON,
7AA ^ l7...lt—A few genteel Board
gag—Four Gentlemen could be accommodated
with room Intl boarding, and two small families
Could also be accommodated. None can be restelVed
except trot dam The residence Is suburban—
within 15 minutes passenger ear riding. Spacious
grounds around it. Address Hos .101. with ProdaplS.
IATANTED—Good Agents to Sell
Yll SHERMAN AND NIS GAHPAIGN GRANT
AND HIS ()AMP/LIONS, (the latter Just mitt)
- OHILD'S PRAYER. FIRST LESS{GIi, Match pic
tures') and THE AMERICA.N INVENTORS. These
are all new Rooks and hatgrarings, and agents can
do bottet with them than with any other offered to
the public. For full particulars, apply to or address
ASHER ELLIS. 75Tbird Greet, Pittaburgh, Pe.
tottntlydataw.
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von SALE OR t T-POSSES-
J- SION ISEREDIATELY—A , EW TWO STORY
ORION, nn Locust street. Istancliester• seven rooms,
Water Bath. Ons, etc. .Rsquire of Al?. J. PAR
SONS, Ostler Sevlags Bank. afs4:ti
t . `oll SALE-FLOUR AND PRO
.x DUCT. UUSINEPS, of orer too years standing.
In • good location In the clty. A not opportunity
b.:AY/mid to .y person wisblng toengage In the
Produce Itusbause. All couttnunleations strictly
costildenttal. Address P. 0. 7 bO, Pittsburgh.
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VOR SALE-lOWA LAND-$2,000
—AWAIT FOUR HUNDRED AND TIIIILTY
aeRF LAUD. ,Roared near Webster elre,
Hamiltonthonlj..loaa, (on the .llae or th e Pacific
Railroad.) Is onered for tale for TWO THOMMO
DOLLAHS. Cash. AtOlreel ••OWNEIt,” OAZZTTY
OrPict. feat:tit
VOlt SALE—A three-story Brick
DWET.LIN 110113 E. containing eleven mama,
with gas aim seater, situate op Miser Avenue,
Cey City, near the Mechaulc Street. Bridge. Lot
et by 120 feet. Title indisputable. Term, mod
erate. Possession given immediately. For farther
panicalarsoopply to J. S. FF.ROUnON, No. 10.1
Fourth street. mi22wa
pia SALE,
Valuable Business Properly,
Witlatwo BUICK STORK 3 on same, Nos. =I and
^..9D Liberty Maw?.
C. CUERUY. Ja.,
So. 353 Liberty street.
aplo . lwd
I'OR Valuable CounitrY
Residence at Edgewood Statitin, Pennsyleanta
Battened, one and • halt mile* front Wllidusburg;
Eleven acres MS - perches of Land; a fine new Dwell
ing containing ten rooms and cellar underneath;
Fruit and other epnvettionces on the premises. For
further Information, call at No. it Firth street,
Pittsburgh, or on the premises.
no7:dtc J. f. KING.
IL IP,
=0 Ibis. White Lime;
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lOU • • Calcined it:titer; 9
MD • • Land Plaster;
1W '• Hydraulic Cement:
• WO •• Itosendale Cement,
At 310 Liberty . street.
apenSerd W. W. WALLAV).
FUR SALE — THE PRACTICAL
ENGINEER. by John Wallace: second edition,
enlarged alreadyed About one-tmlf of s edi
tion b. been sold. Every Englueer or man
who owns or runs a Steam Engine shou VL ld have
srueesprlger,
KRTY STREET. Pittsburgh, lw. will be prompt d ly
attended to. Price Per cop/ SOU•
ap6:4wd "
FOR SALE ON THE BIG SANDY
RIVER.-1 orrerfor este, the MINERAL I.OIIIIT
OF NINE HUNDRED ACRES, Gloated In atul on
the lauds one tope above Pesch Orchard Works.
The COAL Is In abundance, And of gund
The tela• are from POUR. to tiItVEN YEETTHICE.
Persons wishing to purchase will call st the Ken •
lucky House, Aohland, Ky. Terms cheap and rea
sonable. Address 7 . ll'O'llAS litisELL. Ashland,
Kentucky. mhin:Juld
.FOR SALE—A Portable Double
CIRCULAR SAW MILL. without Engine and
Bother nftde by Lana and Bodicy, of Cierkl2l6/1:
lower gr., Gs 11.11. i Otatottert upper Sow MI Inches.
with Cross-cot Sow, Shafting and 41 Complete: Ms.
three 1 7 Ineb BIATeI Rows. for Mitting states, made
bY Whitney, of Winchester, Mims. 'I he Above al.-
enluery has bate Inn. In the lumber region rite
short time, and Is In perfect order. Address e
reNN A. SALT MA:MP ACTURING COMPANY.
Natrona, Pa optl Chreod
FOR SALE. .
X.A.8.-FILI:31-313 XalCYr.
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plltsburgh, (Dr. Dom (Las, Pastor,) offer for rade
their property located on the corner of Plum and
('berry alleys, and bat to reel from Liberty alrert.
The lot la la , feet by KS feet, on 'which are the
Church Building, and a Tenant Houtia of 4 rooms.
Inquiries may be made of. or communicatiOn• ad
drmsed to THOS. BMITIL at the Fourth National
Bank, or to R. C. BILLER, 135 Third :Breed.
spit :tf
FOR
p LET,
A Three-Story Brick Warehouse,
Minato., No. 37 Water street, corner Itoloubt
and running through to First rrr cot, this some list -
log been ocotillo.' (or a number of years by JOUN
IRWIN asßßte Warehouse. Ingulro of 110 S.
TETTIIII R.
5511 1 )1), .t Nos. SO nod 60 {Voter
street.
'FOR RENT—The Lot on the cot
per ot Butler and' Alleatteny strcets Muth
together btother with the old 3lrlek Depot Bonding
thereon. The lot has 144 feet front by lee feet deep
to an alley. Will lease It for Aro or ten years. Ap
ply to Wit.4.DAILLINUTON or. . at No. 37 1
atlllfo
Wit.
seeondelo rnht
L' OH BEET—A Country Seat, con—
gA.lslragrae B ' n 'lrd,"%jr *. s.WBfnlo . 3
11nose. n rAnaten 1 mlle s 'frora the. eral r g g . *p r osaic e.
Knx.• Fruit Gardens. Apply to
labia 11. MOLAIN R CU.
CO- - PARTNIER —its SICIP:
larE, THE SElNEatns. , hav e
T entered into A LIMITED. PARTNERSHIP.
agreeably to theproessioniot the Acta(' Astembly or
the . 'Commonwealth of 'Penna. passer:Motet 1.1.7 t
Much, 6{oWe...hundred an d thirty ale, entitled
"An Act relative to Limited Partnerstdpo, • • and do
hereby certify that tile name of Me tern under which
said partnership tato bo - conducted, is HEM UP,
ADAAIS & that the general nature of
the business to be transacted It the buying, selling,
vending sod retailing ail sorts of wares, roods and
commodltlea belonging to- the traileor business of
nierchandlec, and the same will he transacted in the
tiOßOUtitt. OP_ .WEST PITTaBURGH, ALLE
(HINNY COUNTY; that the.namesof theugeneral
gannets of said d i m are ROBERT S. MENDIP.
ROBERT ADAMS and WILLIAM E. BRA.NLIO.h.
(We Borough of West ilttaboryyli and the special
partners Are JACOB PAINTER, BYRON 11.
.PAINTER and AUUUSI US E. W. PAINTER, of
the City of Allegheny:. that the aggreiridkamiatiot
of capital contributed RI thoimid . ..Pecbapartners
to Vie coMmon _stock to THIBTXPTIIRnE HUN
IMMO AND • ThiltiTY-THURE. AN D 83-100 DOL-
LARS' %UM 31-100): "caidt; that the
_period at
which the said partnership commenced lathe bee.
and day ofJanuary. eighteen hurvirtdandaixid
(1586). and Damn Will [emanate en the Second day
of January. eighteen hundred andairty-iieven Hair).
IttoIICRT B. REMIUP,
General Partners. /Mll.llt4T_ JIDAMS,
YYMEI, I 4 3 P
1.16 1 0 CD".
Special Partners.. BYROn
AUOUSTUS'E. W 'PA ATER
ripteditsrP
C I O4AIRVIER*IO.: , ' NOTICE.—
Haying thi n day Associated with me ray son.
E li .v. r vitqll4 l l,£. 6 64l , aJIL i cautlaet OROOILILY
CEDER A A L trYßßETriind i er the
PPIA.NON & SON, and would lestreetfil Y 1011011
.fOr theriew firm a continnance.Or the patronage
herstofere no Rho ndly bellowed t . artitt t
it wil'.
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ALLzOlitarit CITY. irIW,IiiE6L , MIIII.L.I -
cO-PAILICNEIRSHIPNOTICIP:,;-we.
41.m0 ewe IcHa"ii_patania and
Genital hlanaprottlierroundty end elaehlna boat.
en, In - which eta ant now anataidilla. JdulS
NELBOlidorinerly of ate of to • o f J.
Nelson a. Co., usd ntaetbouse this
q. . %GO Hi% rEitr.
Tfl
NlgtaCThlE AND-130RGEB,f.
DOCTokt F. Le InoriE.
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ASEfloTAOil' iiVEUICON UF. I'IIE4M Itiff VA
• ICESICAVR ettliPS, sod tatted y SIIIIOICON
of the 16Tii •Itti 'CAVALRY,
boa apotoip4 soo d piaen at. • -
=Co. 04.111 1 / 4 artirtil . Mhtzreiet,
forthopractlkolitSTllKTltrATtrarg.P.o•2l
'TOItuU
tigiitiLD,9llf,
1110,U,X1N;..--EEPERO
STOVES : iritATES AND RANGES.
Wie'reipeettully Invite the attettilbh ' oi the Di ihttc
In .r extentlynt variety tit COOlLltitt tiTOVES,
ORATE FR9N I I,,F.ENPERS,.(IOOItINU RANG-
At,
' rvocuity - Irturdithd wan
titatterlig tee above art Wirt ne. great&r impeoved
o u t 'Lyles - of tiltATlt PROI on wto {t one
lathe - 11E8T QOUILINIIMAN to'.. 13e Wolfe' the
00 oun..tel. , tro Artklatllt• reed tif. littyttiluriF:' our
4411114.1 t thscoalt..4
.
ximeaseizmix:leakivO,
.14.:51311.1.18EKTY B TlCEEZ,Mattorseriiiirik eeiure n '
o{{tle:
• ' ur.tavtlusird E1,149 . 1E K OU I K
• • al ,‘ ' atanye
Gil
piG LEAD.
so :f Ll l :2 7 .l e -
BEST' 911 . 4.0,14 ; SOFT,
• FOR
0. A. FAHH,EST.APAWSOII - '4:::60"
apilawd
•• •
Corner Smithfield and Fourth Sts.
4i ' The Waters from the (lounge. Spring
about which so murk complatnt was made last sea
son. are said to to oil right again.
The WAVOILITE %V ATEA et present with thepotr•
lie, and the medical profession, Peons to be the
SAUATOG A STA It +l . P.'\ , hot recently intro
dneed. Its composition, at analyzed by Professor
CHAsoLztt, shows an “11111111/i quantity of valuable
medicinal agents. op?
OCULIST AND AITRIST
DEAFNESS,
I=
"MY3E, M.AMM‘.,
CATiMMI.
DR. GARDNER,
01 New York,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
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AND k 1114.1 4 ,,
Respeotfully Informs the citizens of Pittsburgh that
he will [gale •left the city on
Tuesday, April 17th,
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181.A..P11:1'14-7=1.EL:12", 83Lisle.
drier that Hole will chili MONTHLY, of which One
notice will be given.
Office at Monongahela Honse,,
And eon be consulted on Deafness, Noise In the
Head, 'Catarrh. Discharges from the Ear, Scales
in the Ear, Obstructions of the Eustachian
Pol*, and all Acute or Chronic Diseinea
of the Ear and Air Passogoo.
Artiticial Eyes Inserted Without Pain, and
perfectly resembling. the Natural Eye.
Operations fur Cataract. Ntrabirmca
or Cram Eye, Artificial Pupil,
etc., skillfully performed,
and all Disease. of the
EYE AND EAR .
Treated, and every operation In Mood and °angel
mle Surgery, performed by
DR. GARDNER.
For further particulars, references, testlnsonlale
to.. scud fur a Circular.
OF rte R. HOURS PROM 9 ♦. u. To 8 r. R.
Principal Office, 11$ WRST FORTY-THIRD BT
NEW YORK.
CATARRH! CATARRH!!
VA. GARDNER treats Caturbby the means or
Warm Mudierted Inhalation. Dr, Gardner can re
fer to a number of citizens of Pittsburgh - Who bare
been cured by him. mhndmd
MERCHANT TAILORS.
GEN. GRANT
Afl Ir
"CWT. CIZETEIPL.I3 40P C/13..
TII
NEW .SPRING STYLES
jo.
SOY'S' Sl . cri - wes,
A r
47 M. Clair Street.
GRAY LOGAN.
IiENR4 G. HALE.
-
MERCHANT TAILOR,
101111 WIS? CORM or PUN & Br. Cum mu%
YITTBDITROII, rA..
ferlrrn to return thanks to bls Meads and Jae pub:
le gen
r4pyeeeerally for tbeltdrall t i ttre ju agzlocX
ed the Y Ertel= marlete wit at h
• large and well
releeted atoea of
Fine Woolen Goods,
i zari . jautt e rVErn. liENTLElllEN`S NPBINU
BOORS. STATIONERY, &o.
WO BARRELS OIL PER DAY
A greet Oil Strike on the FOSTER FARM. on tae
Allegheny River, dye runes belnefiFranklin. See
HUNT'S IMPROVED MAP OF VFNANOO COUNTY,
Late Edition; etlarged and touch improved. Also,
THE OIL DEMONS OF PCNKSYLVANLA;
Descriptive Work of the Ott }legit:dui of
Pennsylvania, with Slaps and Charts.
JOHN P. mum. & CO., Publishers,
59 FIFTH STREET, Masonic HAIL)
talf - MAPS OP WAIMEA CO.. P.a,; WISTZELL
Laa, WEST VA., and WEST VA, and OHIO OIL
REOIONS, and other Maps of the different States;
the NEW MAP OP IttEL,AND, 6e. apu
SPUTIVS
AMERICAN INK,
Exactly Ilk. FLUID,_ and about ouc
tblrti chsaper. (lira it a trial. It IsandErse.l by
come& tbc lint accountants lktini tawdry:
mat: - p. BEAM. 7$ Fourth Meat,
•
• PROPQSALS: •
•
SEALED PROPOSALS, for
• tirsAllng and Paving of Laura AlleZ.,
`etterto Chestnat ems; 711,1 M Tetelver, by ISAAC,
"STEWAY.T, Strait Comm ?Molter,
at the oilier of Phelps, Part or,
be"-
ehoster, slantAPlll[.l.oU, t B r4.• , , '` • „.
tomnatesee on Streets.
ell
R,EAJLED PROP69AI.II -tor the
firoalult of NloOt. - Street b.:twee - I>
Nixon OmAdis bt reeti 4 wuv or by
ISAAC STEW P./.1%, Street Contuthriloner. or the
& ° .t r atr - .. '. .vinAritiQ ' ;llt
w;:lcr—artrx,
emoniutk , scre.ti,
',N[OTICE TO OWIVEnS , OF
STONE.—Tbe I , lsnwilylninia
IDA Comp.,. will reclve.propoirilm lortbe cipplyot
20,000 Vona. of Ltinese.;
• .
Of not leas than bliel'ETY-POUlt PER CENT. tqr ,
MTV, to be delivered-In ,ssra 4 wpon she Allegheny
Veliey Reltroad , opposite ttle liTlPahrf, Weritet or ,
at thetunetion of sold road ,w the Vreetern Pa:
R. It., at the KilikinkinetsUr r. Cars to be Mr
niched by the contraetota -Notleasthan Eines sabre.
then WO tont to be deltrerete per day. . ••
Samples of the atone, and opera , l ,
nt one be fees
warded by . Express, marked- lean. . Salt NADU
facturlncl:h.„. Suzette, Alin en.llCo...:Pa. • , t •
alhbidtrid ' . ~ .. , .. - 0 -: ' ~, - ' ' '
AUCTIONS'
LOTS:ON umEirrir.4so — ,Avitual
ETELIETE. .ALLEORENY:,AT'WED R.
v.
EVOTIO•
be sold otk the OrcaolvetOto
AFTERNOON; Afiall lath,_at'S p bot l .
en Avery larcat, Fouith Wardiathadoothlotte:to,
or Notth areal.. sant Ore Lot cat Liberty atre.y" 'tth
tot east of Northatreet, each betaill treaby Popc
Tomes ceah. (apt!) A. LF,II(I,ATE,.AecL
89 EtiIEVIA
A. 1,113 WT.—TRES:At/AY RVENTNEKUI4riII7th,
it 734 o'clock, 0111 Ns sold on second Rowe •orOons.
morels] dace • Rooms, 101. tnallbligld, Rtscet s - Mos
raluable LOT on VIM street; stnrvr tntskihneld. be
logn3 feetßotst and *OO Rot In dOrdn',`,lo: gorilla par
ed coast In rens, Orlertintr-071,
gaOoboed Is7od Vlrglck al
111:4.13elhograys.o
TRIO tenllsputoblo. o
-T ee o n rg bl a o „ d
• •
aln2. •
FISH. `•
FREOH Fllllll
OXlt.r 'ArluyAfs or m
IL E AND NAIVAIRN FISH
4VI , No. etb DIAMONti #tiTst, um'
Wa-16iile the attention or the oublk, And ?neat
at= to sive on it call . li
wo tre epnrNli t if nit.
VW!, 01 /recap Fish as , leett ar ILA in 4+ e.d e .
1 4.1;.#1 1' ,7 "4' SWAVIAINVIViltr :
DCXYPS '
,
49 06 . IT'. l)
%5417,... 49,00
r i
-- .....nle'i''ll'iiii"V`l,l •!'?"'
.Itwrveiltr ap ,xs f i t i M i tgt4liAllf
%wares AI 4 or a 1 •
lifbrierktLaltgoill Yo. 38 Mutat streaL
1:;==I
I Ittl,'ILI91:" OF PRICES
,1•5
J1V1B&II #.&UO,
59 Market Street
AT 12 1-2 c., WE WILL OFFER
I=l
I=
AT 12 1.2 c., WE WILL OFFER
I=
bale BROWN tiREETLNG
AT 18 3-sc., WE WILL OFFER
Two wen BLEACHED SHIRTING •nd
two bale. 41-1 BROWN !SHIRTING.
AT 25c., WE WILL OFFER
41001) 4-4 SHIRTINti. and the VERY
I=
AT 25e., WE WILL OFFER
One case WIDE CHINTZ PRINTS. is
new, and beautiful styles'
AT 25c,, WE WILL OFFER
♦ftqlst variety of DREGS 110 d)%. doable
tdd IsfAgio
SILKS! SILKS !I
We will offer them In great 'outlet/ tad at
great reduction train Sommer prices.
DRESS GOODS ‘,
OE ALL RINDB VERY OBEAP. and in
the mon desirable styles.
NEW SPRING GARMENTS,
THE NEWEST STYLES AND CHEAP
cm , m
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
111 9C" 0 IV" IS .
GUIPURE LACE—aII widths;
CLUONY LACE, do
BLACK AND WRITE THREAD LACE;
REAL VALIENCIENES LACE—IO eroat variety
LACE TRW:MEL/SLEEVES, .
LACE TRIMMED COLLARS;
CLUDNY LICE do
REAL POINT LACE COLLARS,
POINT APLIQUE LACE do
GRECIAN RAM COILS;
PLAINRAIR COILS;
A full sod complete Hoe of
LADISH' SATCHELS
RAILROAD BAGS:
13=!
Notions & Fancy Goods
THE TRADE oupPLIED AT LOW RATER.
F. H. EATON,
17 Fifth Street.
REVD PER EXPRESS THIS DAV
Fine Silk Sun Umbrellas,
GRECIAN COBS,
Fine Silk Parasols,
HAMBURG EDGINGS,
Real Point Lace Collars,
HiMBIIRO FLOUNCUBS,
EaJou's and Alexandra's Kid Gloyes,
HOSIERY AND 61LOPES,
Morrison's Star Shirts,
coartsrrs,
Duplex Elliptic Hoop Skirts
Wholesale and Detail Dealeri
supplied at LOW Prices, at
Nos. 78 and 80 Mailket Sircet:
mAdni, cam 44 (4,,0,
GREAT RERIICTIO4B t
LOWEST OF THS HAW.
tIATES,..& .BELL,S.
•
NEW GOODS!
New. Gtoodsai
SrLMO::,ASSOIitIiMt
All the Novelties.
MOM • VERNO &,ENGIIIBII GOON.'
~ ' .• , .17.7.7.-..,' • ..-- .
• 'e • 0.- .: , ` ..: ' e -•, . i ~.,,,,
pey. Dnril w_ 11.A i irleirre3 14
• wilt a IBIS EMIR aziAL L ,OI :
.. ,
~. fi c reir.eir• Iv ., rul t im i ottlya v ,.;
.._
..,
,• On I& I , - 1 .. t .s • . 74 '.l0 2 ' ;-.:.,, - Ix,
i
Nzws... 11, • ... AROri
‘ g- TINS'A NII4MI A =Ii, , t", ' ,s,: - ••,.,, , i ,t...
i KID e e • tlll,lo.4tltlik en, erilirrfig ; e -
1 1, 0 " • - 1 --1 . •• Mi 11,4114, 0
l e ntlii,i,; ( l,li- ., , ,,,,,-.'r
Ttreitodlet oill . ettoloir
Ten tragell i llila 71'e' 81011110.-1MIWA110*81M191!:'
.....
ii44/46 MY" be i t 171 . 41 , 44 4 1 , 1 4 .005,34 11 4 , ; .oi .!
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A Thl , ', 4•1.,•% liAMee.re 4, AT i
Important to Pormero.
= crichiugdo4ol.4 at it itsfes wfrior . 0% •••, ,a- n (4.1.5 - M , ,• , ISE] 1 , 0. •
, , .
~.. ....1 $ ILA; .. V•147Z . .. 4 voi m rar I.,_„2 l , ltetv . /1 1 1,29 1 E 115 0 ,
11 i tegalikettitatiTts:, in . ''''''lrle 1 1 !'tl".a.:Srnilig:TMll4l
-
"tie t
loan
• .- ,777 1-4. , . 'V= .T#aVieW. l i r cow !trio would ao wail to 9 r Ir o n .
.r.itutrag. luoutst.dxls tit- epp iy tow ~•. • =
le Flab t Street. altalLamdairYl 000%, IVCILEXICY it CO,
:10111 1
nAmma. EassA, as.
THOMIMPIALMIEU, • •
.10 Inn ,
WAIAL. 15 11 .A1 ± kEtil t
TRANSPARENT WINDOW DIMES
11.33 GINTER./
Warehouse. 9t Wood threet,
!Second door blow Diamond Wiley,
to24drord PlTTSSlalcillir ,
W.Ap. PAPERS,
PLALS AHD BEAUTIFUL BEIGH COOL
feio HU.4311191p
PAPER IIAA 61N Q5 1866.
=I
HEAD XETS.
. .
ro.
_s*.biatket Stteet.
littifi.r.ussomr.Rarsi ,
• - ,INTNALICNOIA LACE MINNS° ISICTIS;
VTIVINVk alt141.1 1"A rB. '
' •
'PLAIN-AND .118R011.1'D lilt tlitractiirrs;
• -WSW BOULVIVANDIRIOI . IIIII.nTo.
COILSETti-r sin',•Balbs Sat Etobroldiml. at
' • ,
, , •
• •
12,1
MIMS
40.
.reSO Designs.
MaTC67 I7
Mr GERA+ viimirrir, AT
107 Market Street, near Finn.
ALgreat ocilltketlon of
airier i can Papers.
For the tlnt time to fae Teen
Jr* we E.rarass P4PER
A choice selection of the
Newest French Papers
For sale by
W SLLTEIi F. !SA MAHAL
eslll N 7 Weso4 Street..
GOVIULNITEkr - SALES.
OF GOVVIOOMENT 1110 -
Srf'N.L.
DEPUTY QUARTER...I'PR liVerlust's orritt, t
VIITSIMPOII. PA.. April I`ll ISM
in he sold At Publle APP*IOII. to the . Id dbeet
bid er. the 110SPITAL BUILDIND AT DAMP
REY NOLDS, on Ito IRTII DAY Or APRIL NEI . ,
at 111 O'ClOtit r.
Tbis totllding 1.3 313 feet long by 40 feet wide, with
two swinge attached 30 feet corny In feet wide each.
Building to be removed within ten days after the
MENIMII
Lleus, Col. and D 4: 4, 4 14 5 b.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
Drugs; Chemicals, Hospital Stores,
India Rubber Goods, Drug-
gists' Sundries, &c.
WIII be ..old at Auctlon, at the Medical ?unary. ,
Tor`a Warehouse, Pnblle aquare _NAIStiVALLh,
oat-WEDNESDAYMORNING, April satti,
at O'clock. a large Stork of the tor,going ankles,
In Original Packages, oonsiallog In part or
6,000 eulph. Ether, ll,fastvos. Adbes. Plaster
1,206 `• Nitrous " •10,003 •• Islnglaas. •
2,000 " Chloroform, • 1.603 lbs. Patent Ling
1.000 • • Canth. Plaster, 9:0 `• Flee Spouge.,
1,00) •• Cart. Ammo'n,, 4WD • Farina;
2,000 Liquorice, ,210 - 030 • • Essence 11.1.
gals. Alcohol. ' 600 `• Bastin
tato Olive 011, t,OOO W. W. Aloraars,
20,(0)oz. hulph. Clucho-. 500 re
in ecales,
3.oooSpalus,
6,000 • • Tannin, 830 1. lt. Cushions.
6.oollihs. Es tracts, 4noo. F. Blankets,
6 06IT
Together with n Ithoeral supply or Chemical., Med
Hospital afore., Druggists' Yuroistilog Ar
tides, Sc., provided for Government Hospitals.
Ooods can be ea .mined two Oars prior to sale. Cat
Movie. ready.
ROBERT YLETORICB.,
Sorg. and Bet. Colonel U. S.
splo:titti Medical Pureesor U. B. V 01..,
- A.
SALE OF
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY,
DISPUTT QUARTZASIASTiII GiN544111.4101 , 71e5,i •
1 . 11 . 2851110311, E.,- April 7t13, Ifigt.
Will be sold • Publie Aue•lon, on MONDAY. • •
leth day of April, 166 a, to the !delimit bidder, the
follow lug (boron:Linea'. Property, et the Rolled
States Warehouse, corner of Penn street and Oar.
risen alley: . ..
Wafer Stampe. • 4 Sledge /Candles,
17 Pen Holders. . I Tevr,.l Iron,
Paper Folders, 3 43lailete,
Paper Cutters,
Dusting 'Brushes, 1 NI Axes,
Scrub Brush. I Z Stable Portz, .• ' '
IN home , Brush, - I 6 Hery Forits,_
4 Water Rockets, ..7a Pleteand Handle.%
30 Bosse Brushes. IS Patea, - . ,
7 Query Combs, 1 Mar - Pekittgt, '
2 Wagon Tongues,
i Borer Muule, 7 Camp Betties.
10 aiding Saddles, 74 Mess Pans,
a aiding Brldlet. I Window Shades,
C Saddle Blankets,' 2 Pampa,
66 Batter Chita., 2 Sheep Shear.
a) pairs Breast Chains, 161 u liMlatacks.
20 Chain/. 23•Whitewsreb Brushes,
28
In
Chains, •I , 4 Paint ','..... ,do ~ ......
41 k Standa, 'I Bead Scraper.
10 Erasers, 1 t s ,
et Wagon./16unds, ' •
4 Relent, s Wagon Cover.,
I Wit'iltri'Att4r, , ''t FlL"ror,°" - s' ''
-
34 Odic° Chairs, , 18. S. Placers: .
3 Desks. I 88. li. Teats. Y,,
4 Pield Tables,
4 Field Deeke. . , 2 Band Wren! es,
3 'rabies, 1 FOTtable Forge.
60 Rope Halters, 1 Chisel./
Iflrat k ilt li sli r it straprs 1 .4 Stir.b r. cia,
1 Hitching Strap, ,• 1 S liana saw.,
7 Horse Cards, , 4 Crowbars,
46 Ilene Collars, I 1 Coal nod,
2 Choke Straps, ' 6 Hoes,
II Spreader Chains, C Vire Potent, •
t tlarelmsle, , IS Spades.
2 lead Nara, . PO Shovels,
CI :Jockey Ssteks, 5 Sloe Shovels,
i Thble *ad Paper Pear 8 stattocks,
1 Cooking Range 2 Brick Trowele,
14 Moves, 2 Straw Cutters,
2 Heating Moves, 64 Axe fluidics,
OD Joints Stove Pipe, ; 03 Pick do
NI Elbows, , VI Mattock Handles,
2 Shovels and Tong., 22 Iron Hettlell,
2 Candlesticks, 1 Deng Mill; •
. 8 Trucks, 1 Iron Mortar,
1 pals Trust Wheel., I Wedgewood,Mortar,
I not Breeching, I Ilene taneetth • "
I Martingale, , I 4. rir.Veteturfrialuwirs
11 Wagon Whips,
5 She Bede for 14 . 40024 1 1 0g`11 1 .7:1.6.3f1,
2 Maio Bells, , 6 21441042,
It Doubletrces. 1 B. 0. Bellows,
MI Singletrees, • I !ter 'Grindstone "Ix
a Wagon Dimmers, ' . tares. '
2 Coupling Straps, ' 1 Oil Melte,
II Hain I Nall Set,
10 flame Strings, 1 Spring Pooch. .
50• King Botta, ~ 1 Saddler's Rounder,. „
1 tenth A Tin Boilers, . •
1 Buttres , s, • ° 011 Cans,
1 Furter•a Hamm er, t. 1. 1 J. as-orted Shears,
5 do Knives, '... i ..rn 11116,
13 Dona Baena, • I.l.o.nlirr :calms
Terms--Ca1b..41. S. Clarency
Sale to commoner at 0h; a. lc
597:141.
0. MOSS,
Mein. Col.. end Deputy Q. M. Gleam
Ael t ifiN SALE OF HOSPITAL
TONEN, WHISKY, WINES, AC..
ADM:CAL PrravEroli , s.Orm% ., i
Wasitimmon. U. 11,. March 11,
. Will be sold at Public AtlCtlol),' Id ibis city,
Judiciary bonnie Wirebodst,baokoP the Cite Hail;
on WEDNESDAY, tbe lath day of ARAI. next, _at 10
...lock, A. I. the following articles of Hospital
!Stores sad Llouon, no longer -required forth. usa
of the medical department of Hie ultulyeeht , .•
1
Amor R00t.....10,101105. DeSsicated Po-
Rarley..... - ••••-.:•iliE000 4 . , - tatoeA • • ' • , -"1001111;
001:31 Starci....lo,oo t. 111zG4.Dese. 40 10 l',._
- Cocoa Cboco,olo,ooo' . Whitby, quirt
CinnemOni Peed 1.0X1:" bottle/if, . •-•. •.. %HO •
Farina, 2.000'• Whitley, In-blas
.Tatdoca I• . •1gt4(0 4 0 4 ' Valol,lll .._,,.. . .. 3,108
WU.. of Bee_ .f.....M0N •••--, ebony. -Wine.' •
C4ticen , d billit•MOOD .• ' quart botUeN•4o.ooo
I:Huger .. MU
- ...1,'M "` Ebony Wine r in
r...n...reOrae - 4,74 1 0 01 . , 'bUrela__.• 4.1". 6 0 '
Reins.— ...,-... OM ibe.lTesragone;rr lli ' e. s. . :
.1.00 neon's' ' '2,700 . i bottles 1040 '
. The abotesacticleamlll too sold' in iota to eult both
tan. andstuall purchasers.
The 60 doe mill-be allowed to partisiln rarnott
flattish property. , . ,
catalogues ren by the Siti prox T
Surgeon IMo. '..
- .i .., • .. -- --. CRAM. !SUHERLAND,
urgeon and Purecyor, U. b. A.
C. W. Borg:Liu, Auctioneer. mbliCuiplint
BAL*IIIIORE AND HAVANA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY:
ALEX. BROWN & SONSy Gen't Agents.
FOR 11r •‘ 1161 ' -' 9 •Jel ' 3M., -‘ ll
Miarl!MW
Cirrying the slUnited SlatealtalL
'
ikrapogi 2 l: t. Couunln4.
" ' ' 13/"M lirprpteetord, , Clorandaid:-
'.l4llEn""-.4V4M itt)A.
sac* ' !11 WHARF, rt — i.ws Mem,
.ei;tr i grkr a r.lp.riyaW h edslooOtibooeed..
Ps .rP o . o .ed
i t x
arnm. . 4 14111'21 1 ,VIELLIt I:14' Agents,
11 Oxman's wnetv.
ti.l2.=No Bak tr im Inn those of the Corot:e
nv hrtil oldned. etrinilv rOrthe &eight...lnnen be
tMgrhpni ttin , strchrbt received nor
ieddiltidgnedvin d ' y'er sailing. aofsay
.1 --e
, DRY GOODS;TEM6II24GS .
' TIIW
SPRING GOODS,-
C - AlilitliteckrtinieltWir. co.;
PhtT* I (PAPP• C# 3 04 1 COY r
Ly w~ B bol.l4.l4alaard.4l , lololaUll - .IOIID , DOSUCRTIO
WrAbOailabaTe
%snood nib " • Isar
PIANOS.
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• APIA:-/NTCPtiii: ' •
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