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Wittirturilt Gazette
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ithiemy,Apar, le, 1888
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• - 16. Y. P. JoinsTott lial.been nomi
' tut 4- 'to the Oollectoiehfinelft+nial Rev
''• " In'this TivatitrAgn3,4strict of Peen
' hatilit, Lu placeofift:DActo N. Warm
4 : altalye wins . not nunkbecanse of in
t
, ~ ~, ", ipt)t iva ertcy or unwortlariefs 1u 4keh , ,tenta
limit. 'ffo - has fierfqrrited. Ide-Aniles to the
iattlifaitinn both orthe gotrenubent and the
Asa:2;lle: ' ButMr'Joituiroti sitintod the
WC — lie hits! wanted all all aorta 4
_.. ;Place , for Kr*til_ . _ : : :_5 1 '4 11 4 . ••
~liaa: iris been
.`'everything by , aarra, an d aratibig-!ar*,"
. : ,,... ; . 1 1 4 :0* hope of drifting ittliOthenthenr. ~ At
-,.,.. last hie- has snceeeded. --Ma' sole rocotn
:.-`'• • •ii4aiiatioii: inAhis Witt* wage speecii .
~ - x tutde from . the• steps' of time Cltp Ball in
ltasidrigtoit,in - suppoit or. the P'resident's '
-;• ....: Policy. : Ini 341yard:for ifua iiinice he has
..:, the beat appoint:tact:it in a district of which
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be la not A rejddent - and. among a people
J , • Vr., l l : ii*c!li , ltt*a litinalkitt'or, aim among
,them...-.
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... , Pi" ,- - ~ - '"rhia - ',annititittinitia,ii*,;Wtaen as the
_-.,::. .tlrit - n • sae es Yn Wil d pertiots the State,
~,, , o !iralT 4l aim for Amlarataiaar eo cariala
,,' • ' la t g the Paardaby l a iirotlfptii,une oi'gclvern
mifildiriiiiitionstlkiti:Wihridoeeitigniescence.
..... A in a Policy which is rephinaht to their
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MEII
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•unlitnnit etnit'SlaTnia. Son.soN CLus
haver a 'fide tainsylvania Congres
sional I;tt,it ;eta in'whAtOteiyinergy is to
• bitioneenfintndin that State,- f r the pur
pose-of pr ovehting' the return of the present
' Itepnbllearte. The Committee, have sub-
Scribed for seVeral . thousand copies of a
weekly paper printed in Washington, which
they are sending oust ritaniced all over these
distflets; irt
•,• cr &s. td up a third
,:is
• • ,ri-aa • • get •
,iarty,--or get a.nninber -of . RePliblicans to
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unite thtibensisaritts. flew federal
• appofige4iin ed and
will beini 4 i4iii eo:iiiitinittlic• " end.
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Republic:an Nation tion
of . 1884:-AndreW Sokr Lion an+
Dickinson were the writ ts for tie
nomination for Vice Presidenti The New
%Vial delegation, iimptre44 by Thiarlow
Weed, ,torned the scale in fdvor of Mx.
• JoinSon.:llad Dickinson' been taken 'he
liaie _died fulfilling 'tie Mace of
- • Preddetit,.and jeaving Poster, of Con
necilettt; his sti . ndeb;M,:' -
As 'ao.figeter - will be made in Oongrese
to thiapel the Ehmict to redeem
their beton in Netv York:- The Banks of
that City favor the ideas Banks located else
..where rettst There are certainly strong
TOntiln: favor oftOmpelling Hanks to take
' ofp,thelr circulailan accumulate in the
gTellBnanclaF'etnprrinm
WA . Eqmblictuzicill be leiast offensive
ilitt=Demourati asked 3fs2 Cowan re
ceniiy in cats4,g about lima* succeed
a radical in offlce, -
,;That is wbat is meant
by lighting' ont• the controversy insble,the
Repot:lll4 'party. It: takes little mother
wit to eat whither iliatproir.mme lead& '..
. A 7_1311.1. 'has - maael. the:Term'essee.,tegia
,lllahlre, TerytAieitled 1 / 2 - itteitiistranci4-
,p e ptitiill Wen who participated n the 1-ebei. - ..
Orin anil prohibiting therm faont holding
17he men 'who- austaineld Mr. -John
. sun at h me during the war, ido not agree
withltiM in o&ipn. -
Soil* 'Caaot:intenw are throleine nixt
feelers for an ariangetnent sanctioning the
bnportaldwn 'they will doubt
' Unit Wn4tintil thn-'exp!Wition of the Freed
- trtetVe Bur`ean, ,ienr benne, and then count
nn'Dettineratie-atd..
ft w
.. I . ' Slit/eV:IR . MOidtett:- iiitOn to•dai to
..'. bring In a bill. abolishing the athington
government, and ihteinebir o municipalds o
control. in the ianf ihree innuesion
• era to bo.apnointod,by Congress. •
:•;27Ls. behllf.'of pis Commit
4011E4:bas ighlatusicc .
iyase:thsttiluArittsl bill
!ri.tbe. malt taxed.
inCed tbr
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Ontlicers' tuivresliexico
-a tlew ttit tpi i3P t fy cud ' .I!AttisPe
-•Wry sniagrnei*ariObt fis N
Phi nisinmirr basedgmd iebt4aptfur
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Inia tin g 4800,00040 reimburse Penusylva
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nil for certain war'expenses.
411( ""' 4"°"-"'"ur money erUcle, dated
the sth Me...contains some very foolish and
lintnidnintable vilearks. I Wbo Wrote the ant.
de I know not. In fact 1 khow is little about
the welter as be knows 'about Inc •matter, of
which his attempted to wine.
Fie May have some lltUe .are to group. and
wlabes to have it sharpened at the pantie en. In t, Messrs. Editors the, article
smacks more of a t no-penny Bruton. Shop tams
of au editairial = OM / Mast m:that.
doubt, the prOmiety of and
admitting su ch stud'
Into the colutant of a respettsbse nanspipsp
—lndeed I doubt mach *bettier i t over would
beme appeared in the (M arts had you Shlneal
over it before It was sent be this compositor.
, The writer of the article referral to draws
' earnipatison between the AnAnclal
displayed by the ?thence Comirdttee ao
4/IWarp/ Pittsburgh arid Allegheny. and b t
e.
spatters the latter with_fulunne prate and
aC llif l
U l s
this fornier with censure. Ile baths, however.
toinform Ida readers that the, City gf
burgh hal issued to railroads eighteen hundred
alitaaaand dollars of tanide and Attegheny
rat thousand dollars. Ile also
I=Potre that Alleghen city subscribed
So thentook of only ope railroad, which own.
about the tJnae her Pft.de were newt cum tentedo watt selling al thirty to Arty per ors&
aboormf e lVbat, than, was the way to pre
y City frank belling the stook,
er Otal t d3 and pocketing lament. Pitts
bu two hundred thousand dolls, s
In at any railroad which could be sold
in any otosiderable amounts at anything Over
-. Agate 'event" per cent. of fte eon, and na
• viltry larte portion of her stocks proved otter
' At wOll.o4ers. ntelleame It Is, therefore,
Ito aztenr. to dcaw any OomParisou between
• - nibs twO eider, so ear as the monagement of
ktiedr tetanal indebtedness Is otinceraeo.
badirre Allegheny city bu arranged almost all
bar Daum satubmitorily. dud, Pitts.
Intrithillneettrniliody tip with new,
fOur earraPtindegt deal us t _Matteis In
myths that bad we- seen the ph in
question It should. not have been rt ed;
took things creep to unavoidably, In lie of
,-she Omit snitching. Pittsburgh has done so
remarkably well m arraying her railroad In
• ' ..400tednesg,ttuIt sbe is entitled to prelim in.
stead of Cany& Considering the obstacles
rider bad to cirarcoute,aadtbolnunease amount
isarsonal labor involved in overcoming
Abato,lbei wonder is that She . Not been able to
. do so well.—grai. Ge - e.] •
- .244**4 Illexleas &thrice*.
AIM 011.141111, April IL-The kleounslltp
pl
.=»lq ft= litaininoresonthollth, hes lustre&
The Birchen, saye Jeualnitllots, with=
pedal Orthigni sixteen hundred strong, left
• - -Akillechntli on the Ist for ChM*.
crnallSZlOZOduf of ttonbleeatee character'
bed taken Place trans-tho neutral ground.
'few' to• sittaekiniUthe connects of '
• three mlllicres, reported nonlinear' the X. •
terelfroed:. -
fienstal Genre, to whom Kend al UMW '-'klll'
• csonstmind when dying; rd-to
, end Ileased cry Paola* on condi.
•-ser' ea t=e vmM huev,s the country. Gomm
Is now In krone/mike. -
The new , Aro enattlie • - ••erredipandent ssye
- -the Liberals in northern 'Xestaa *re dally• '
mo m s r m er u o t s
e e th A r n ee t e t m m: n mn n E t l r lo o o n 3l g,.
• well dibolplined mad In ow condition: Meg i
somas unotlant ftmeed loth irfttolut paying hut,
'meaty pecr cent. of the former one: •
ji.m.amorm has ntr onnununlemlon with Bag
- - e\ trreny plsoe loom the - filer. • I
m aw You, April 14.-1.615,1 adylnes from
city the rePOrt thst htanntrt
11CbeMill I / Vat-1111 011:11pItte
tel Areftlir at
- ..03alerraplumises landstexulLlLlttre
11** Ire me lured to
= eau them, end they
1.44 = r
:War*: asOmsollos. - Ths occupation of Times.
Vgaigulhill
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weir has there Imeat Sims= as fruitful as
thts ot malartoushreasea. Not only On the
snarler' and to the rebels or the Wekil not
merely nail the, Inlet - its of lever and
agnarahltlttllhntiii Reintttent fetes have theme
month - itteittlteteaseabevat nnotoitto. rte ,leas{
' 4l lt they hat* eatinnhat to home ;mkt ether
neerz helm* taftatt(4 . enth thelski sect 'We'
mot, avestota4l the zatatatatenk Ned atiteeked
:lanai:eta .et 1 .400 W - tialotekt to Kale been
plateCt ity ttotteme tit Natmeektbeft Ante MO,
MAW* It i v er. enteVelted to *Matt that la fa;ai
ologllr 6 ll6@efailtell6o2lotherual Anita* sea
ON atotahoeht lit War reasitt to tke only ap:
PlVrtak lelay,Wtatteeeti Re eoeseoSintee, Hoe.
tattitiMPUWitl l***a.1001:40 illdenti an
atill.esmi6iooo Wait, an alterative so Vieshs
Watnt iliailent6d pure, thit If enables
1116132141, 0 1 itein to reeist and barns all the
nrentapoathe mows of disease. With the dm.
gdence that win clothed in ineombnautae eat.
iiiillitaixdglifindirenioeurrbiaiing buildings
the man Who irms himself against 'Tattle
with this powerful . deerasire medicine ziraji.
'walk a fetwpacCourged district fearless - Of Its
tiMaluhlous atmosphere. Tim intormittents
arid reddttepte at present, po general in ill
I - sidritkethe country maybebiwthe foreitten•
nem of a deadlier scourge now on its wiry_
westward teilithelaitart: Prepare the are ,
.tern with liallettees Bitters for a suceerafir6`
battle With Itti mephitic causes.of, all 4ridesh
-168: Sejefikid:thrrif.. Aeld eretywhere.—Seta
04 iroigrkiiiiir; qiiir..., : • : •.;
,
Itiiiatettere austere .
~,
are mid lien:Midi a laidi 4 istail at very foweatirm
a 3 ieuttnestknit lute Merit ltedleine Depot,
Sid Ali Market sir eat, *Mud of the Diamond
aihiffourtikatrenf.
See Barker et C. 0...
Bulletin of prices.
Gorizia and Summer Goods.
The well-known store of Mr. John Geier,
Merebaht T4llor, N0.:126 Federal street, Alle
gheny, has been lately fitted up with a new as
sortment of siding and summer. goods. „The
stack has been well selected, and embraces all .
the numberless - articles needed for , gentle
men's gardienta. A large stock of ready-made
'Tanta, coats, cestscgu., , will also, be foetal 'in
In his eatablislunent. Ills stock of furnishing
goods cannot . be surpassed . Persons' &String
a
to parbbasiVliooir mite of clothes would no
well by giving Mr. Wider a calL •
Are Barker a Oo;•e
Bollettit of iorfees.
limalea W. IPairry s oo"
Prakticel Slate Roofers, end Dealers In
C azi:Eliate of various colons. °Moe at Maim
dertiSaghlln% near the Water Works PlM
burgh. Pa. llesldenen, Po. 78 Pike street. Or
ders promptly attended to. all wort warrant
ed water proof. Baitilifthkg done at tho. short.
.yrtzurcica. Igo cluatitoi,repairs, provided the
root Isitotabilatid ariktklitSint on.
Se• Barker a Co.'s
Bulletin of pricer.
Ciaspenber debates. Shop
Ile t rutir returned atter an absence of three
ran In the arory. I have reopened my shop
for MI torte of lobbing In the carpenter line
tt the old (tend, VlrintAlley, between Smith.
Geld greet and Cherry.elley. Orders 'allotted
Ond promptly attended to.
Inman Pozessr.
Westersiiihnlveratty.
The next term will commence .4prEl 18th
A very largo stock for. gents and boys, In
light and dark colors, at avert' great mina'
11011 on former prides, many of them at about
half the pnce of last eeeson. - Remember, we
are are now on the northeast corner of Fourth
sad Market streets. C Ramon Lore & Bao.
J. M. rultoii's Sling Jlickre.
Removed to De Smlthfleld,street, opposite.
the Postollice.
• estarrb:
Dy., Gardner, who has been meeting alth
Crest aficcees in the treatment of Catarrh,
sill again visit this city, an Tuesday, Apra
Mb, sad tematn here anal the last. He treats
taterrh by the me of warm medicated Inhabit
thin. talks Monongahela house. Read Ma
advertieement. •
'Organdies, Chintz; Percales,' Poll De Chasse!
Poplins, de, many of them at less roan hall
blaaaesson!! =tees, on the north-east corner
'Of Panrtli and Market streets.
*bar r
I draw the coolest glass of Soda Water.
I draw tbe,aharport.
r mat e ti'6 heit Syrups.
I do all this for five cents a glaas at El Fed
Oral!IlWeIt /41,egliepy. _ suoraoi
THE LATEST NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Anniversary of President Lin,
coin's Death.
ADDEEID OF DR. GARFIELD
. ;
Chainoticin of W. Gsailelaahe reading of the
journal of yesterday was dispensed with.
Kr. Garfield then porooeeded to address the
Horde ith length. - .He mkt: uI desire to enter
a motion that this House be now , odic:aimed.
This day will be memorable as long as this
llatlintldiall endure, Watch Gad grant may be
1W that last moment hf ree6rded tune when
the volume of the vorld'a histoa u tuill be
sealed op cad placed befor e: - the tent
Judge for his sentence. On this day . for ell
time to come, I doubt not, the citizens of this
republic will meet together looking into each
Oho...faces with:solemn sadness, as they re
call the great event of this day in MSS., an
event unparalleled lei the history of us.
•tirma, cartahaly unparalleled In the history of
*exams. it think It eminently proper that
this Congress shouki pot on its record. today
A resolution In memory of that event, The
Ilrer_trithito wonderful event. gave to history
- many 'Clistinguiebed names, It took the
young men Of the land and made.thern into
heroes; made the old menpatritite, and women
became a mmo angels all over the land.
• But thieng a.O the developments of the
war stare the eharaeter and life of that great
• man,
' is aptly d who escrtbed In the lap se lose the nation allll d eplo re .. f
H o is
England's greet poets, as: gukge one
. . divinely Anti maR. ' '
ArbOrs Iffe In low estate Dern *
'Croon a wimple rlllswe free Der
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Orbo Weeks Na blrtle'flnviallava . Our,
and breams the blows or eirecuastence.
44 . 1=r; wiloth O
rte t t ern star;
tto
And re* to tOiroltleirkgy;.
To noel/ wpm tame 's Monroe
t=rltosn'Utrrt= rarest ,
'Mr=on fortune's c elope;
of • people's boot.
The crater of a world's donne. • '4 ,
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Such • Character will go down tcSailitine as
the greatest, most sacred positeidon of the
American s peo ple. But, there y
le more than
.ftsare . -of•en one man, bathes
athrouglivhich we have parted. Wel;
ware two scenes in the drama of .the
hellion. One was the milltarynoms, with all
its death, with all tte suffering; diMi and
tsars. :Mgt scene: was the closing one. A
year ago this night, Jost as the curtain.was
g on the new and dual scene, the restore
riot' of IMace. mid liberty, and order; Just as
the curtain was rising to show the new char
linters, the evil spirit of rebellion and
could curt resist rtwelestre to strl los one
- and to eine° the chief character in the scene
than Closing to perish by the hand of an use&
sin. It was sot the hand °Nine man t
killed President Lincoln. - lt - ss the embodied
spirit of treason and slavery, concentrated
Into fearful hate, that struck mm down in
theantetelitee hear of the nation'. Joy.
There ate times in the history of men •ad
of nations, when they seem to 'tend so closely
by the veil which shuts out mortals nun .irrt.
mortality, time from eternity and man •from
Clod, that they. Can almost hear the beatings
and feel the ptilsetkausof the %mat 01 Gad,
. Such* time have we= W4.,awbee
two hundred and dfly d soh
' its broke through the folds of t at veil and
.Weet eIP-Intotheyeesenoe of God; and when,
at. burr, imputing folds-admitted' the Pres.
ident to go with the deed heroes of the repots.
lie, theraiton felt Indeed that it could hear
the whispers of God, Wining down among the
e,hildrcetOf; Men kneeling at .that tr°44164
Lour. woes Jorgsls sadness were so strongly
commingled. The American pimple listened
to the voice of their God and made a solemn
covariant with Ulm and with each other, that I
this nation should be redeemed, salts glories
restored, and that on the ruins of slavery and;
talleool4 tai , lo¢ll)le* of freedom and Justice
should be Na nd shouldlsorvirts forever.
us, Yr. Speaker,llooneeerld44
laekgresi that under. the covenant
with woo tasks*. faith and to go on in"
the- good' work until kt. ahalibe completed.,
-Tel/owing the lend that omit num, sad
remand:WY fell Oletag the laid or Goo Let us
• •13., hsrpsosactse forth MS whiceartS•
118 strung oat Liu; hearts of nee before hi,
Ase tut east •
ria sw,amd. ausWei "fliaCi moist mt
Por e itod nitraloir
The =tip
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df risael4 Was tbsn agreed
to, awl UK supox somuaed.
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New Yonx,, April 14.—The Beroki i i - Fitarport
(Me.) special says : The British mart-of-war
Pylades went to sea very suddenly yesterday
afternoon. It is said that fifty of the crew
had mutinied and were put In irons, hence the
departure of the vessel. JIM men of other
vessels had been tampered with, and similar
dialculties are expected.
Testerdaya party of Bnelish soldiers ermined
from St. Stephens to CaJaLs, elteie they got
into &dispute with some Fenians,when a light
ensued, which resulted in their being drittin
hack the bridge wham rims ovectle 1
river 'between the two towns. No lives were
lost. The citizen. joinedwith the Pentane in
the fight: • •
The steamer from Roston this morning
broughttabout two hundred more Fenians
largo number bare also past arrived I nLife
steamer from New Tort.
The Herold's Toronto special says: It Is
now thought that Murphy and-his staff will be
triad wider the alien bill, which was passed
after the rebel St. Slban's r a id bad been COM
misted. This bill giv power to incarcerate
a man on suspicion or plotting agalest a
friendly State, and of retaining bim against
the demands of the habeas corpus. The press
and .publie were excluded from the trial on
Wednesday, which fact la ercating Indignation
among even the loyal Canadians.
The following is an extract from a letier,la.
[h• Maine, April - 10th:
Colons Kerrigan with two aids arrived here
Ilist Friday. The excitement then cowmen
' red and has continued to increase They
spent Saturday in making arrangemente at
the Frontier bank to draw torah from Boston.
Oa Sunday they seemed anxious to obtain nees
ligysilograph but received none. Monday they
spent in endeavoring to charter small clam
vessels and In calling at stores, enquiring the.
priceof fire hundred blouses, Ave hundred ,
caps,44.,which caused greatexcitement here.
Among our provincial neighbor. all business
is suspended. Productive labor is dormant.
All the citizens are enrolled as soldiers and
drilled tons flours daily, and the people are
Selling off their stocks of cattle. Ac., andadov-.
int over to our side. Thin .morning one`hun:.
dred or more re.mans arrived in the boat from
Portland. The leaders upon their arriralhere
were much displeased at the undue excite
ment which had been gotten up. They Milled
'a secret Meeting and are to hold another to
morrow- morning. Our County Sherilf tells
me they think of going into some of our back
towns to await furCibr developmenui ,
TrotonTO, C. W. April la—The man arrested
at Cornwall yesterday turns out to bosom - son
named Wheeler, an ex-ContederateOnicer and
noses Licit: Colonel in .the Fenian army_ On
Deng searched his commission was found
upon him and authority given by General
Sweeney to recruit a Fenian battalion An Can
ada. Several other interesting documents
were found upon him
C. Rawson Lovs a Bao.
WIBHINOTO/11, April 14,18fi6
HOUSE.
New Town., hprll f4÷The .fliiridd'a Portland
dispatch states that all was quiet Last evening.
The one hundred cases of guns retl.lllod car
rtago by the Steamship Company on Thunfday.
were shipped on the 'schooner to Eastport
last evening. Pi operations bays been made
for the reception of four hundred sod Afty
Pentium who left Boston yesterday afternoon:
Case of ielf. Davie—lnterwar Revenue
Taxes—ffeetinger the ReeonstvikaUovi
• .Ikinw • Toaa, April la—The Tribune's special
says the ettl>omindittee of the Housed udiclary
Committee mct yesterday to consider the cast
of Jeff. Davis.. They have not yot receives
any of the evidence from the Bureau of Mili
tary Justice,
A Washington dispatch-says that blanks for
the collection of the Internal revenue taxes
for the - present year are now befog printed
and distributed to Assessors as rapidly as pole
slide. The Stemware. are ardarea by Commis.
stoner Botha, to comm woo the annual assess
meat as soon as they metre them. • •
The Reeonstrortion Committee had another
meeting yesterday and agreed to report
another-lot of testimony on Monday next,
Thenare about twenty witnesses, whose tes
timony Is Quite rOnlll3lllollll. • dinentrabe wit
nesses are Provisional Goseressrattherkeyand
Johnson, and among the military *Mears tam
adidarit• dam' G eneral
. Sheridan. .Btophow
testimony *knee Is O&M 'lour columns- In
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Anniverfary
• Neaantaron,l.l 11-21 u, Departments
and many name In the city are dolled to•day,_
In commemoration of the death' of mr: 'l*
cola.
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New Tonic, April IL...Tite Govenuxuml. °Meg-
In this city are dosed to.day, and tags at half
meat, out of rrspetrt to the memory or the late
rresldent Lthooln.
dieser. April 1a...-The.Assembly and Ben.
me
ad/Ournal todiew in .oconmemaration of
the anniversary zertall: "Pith or 'Prettdieth
IlAsSaavinero, flags today
are at half mast In memory of the death of
Prealdeut
New Togs, Aprll I.s:—Thore are cowman°.
relive services °file antdrersary of Chadeath
of President Llnoolt in an the. , principal
churches In the city.. ano American colors
werellying at half mast on all the public
buildLogb and 'biplane. In tee harbor.
- The anntrersai7 of the raWng of the Union
flag on" Fort Bumpier:was celebrated last
night b? the Banner Club of Brooklyn, In an
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Lownirrttr, 'Spell 15 .—Polnerrow a Wilton ,
court martial assembles' to investigate tbe
frauds in the Quartermasters Department
dazing the war. Brig. Gem A. C. Galen, Pre"-
itleat; Capt. B.' P. Pays, Judge AdrOolte, as.
shoed by LLe_ •lat. TV . H. Coyle, Judea Advt.
cate Cl the Department of K steer,
Pruners case IS to be tried firm IL. C..
Rialtmnan Is counsel Annie dcrtence. ordsr.
JkOni'lhe Ihniretster et War ea zs to retain la
sorties all cillieurw comprising utta'actorronar
tied. notwithstan din g the muster crop of thins
rwmenta.
2. • -- •
Firosei eitighe
• • •^ 4 - Cholera.
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an dttlbr%
IMO alucrne cued Pad to en A 3 tO thlr tIA gnu
board tbsateamatiip Sugland. The nillEbezet
deaths and' nick- greatly • reduned tadaY•
The disease la decidedly checked and ocianned
totbesoeerate
Ttial mirede nec la being debated
BarromAloolii.—A. =l 4110,pacb ' tram
Alngldost6oololllo Ad ot saw opt=
= l r a , wwi f Amy !Anted A di s sir.elroalt u ttaarc Al,
akta= l : l -=4,4l . g e the trial of t i s
Irro utonUlgri-
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FROM WASHINGTON
neOPening ni S a igglPPi POSfirdliMi:
.
BILLS APPROVED BY THE. PRESIDENT.
Contracts with ~7Free4inien
NEW RECIPROCITY TREATY
giber..
elbo..
WABIIIXOTON, April 11.—A large number of
post offices in ilLiselasippt were yesterday or.
dereß. to be immediately re-opened. '
The President has approved the joint rem
tulle% .providing. that the true intent and
meaning of the words `tor in the line of duty,"
Mad in the fourth section of the act approved
Match 3fl; MS, entitled an act to p amend the
tier/frith acts heretofore passed to provide for
the enrolling and calling out of the national
O r
and for othe r
purposes, requires that
- the.. , beneflt of , the. prOViStOri- of . section
shalt to extended to any enlisted mate Oth.
er peteoftentltlisi by law to bounty, who has"
been or may
.be discharged by reason of a
Wound received - whileeetnally in service un
'derltdiltary orders,' not. at the tuna on tar
'lo4lTorleave of absence; nor engaged in Any'
Unlawful or unauthorised act or
.pursult.
TherPreaident has also approved of th e Map.
.I f Tts= th vititan§Th th e money . exp the State the' militia: In he. service of the
thipitnunicatiOns to, the Assistant Commis
tea-
rawiter Of the Freedmen's Bureau to this as-
Arlutieentlime to arrive,,requesting him to
atd:therwritets in auutig;6Ontracts with tho
Debi peopleivhcfhaveitissembled in Washing
ton and its vicinity, to labor on farms And
plantations in the bouth and South-altar.. The
efforts of the Assistant Commissioner to satis
fy. these demands for_ labor bare been • anti
nent4 anceeasful, although the demand is yet
largely in excess of the supply. Yesterday
upwards of four htmdred freed people, living
in and - near Alexandria, Va., were engaged by
contracts through the instrumentality of the
Bureau, tO go to distant, pointh •
I The Government Is prepared to punish any
tofraations of the law, committed by Fantails,
-Mit sees no cause as yet for interference..
Negotiations' have been commenced (or a
new reciprocity treaty, and for a satisfactory
arrangement of the fishery question.
Dr. Waspence, who was se rgeon of the post
hospital at Richmond during the rebellion,.
states, in reply to an Mowry - made by the gar- -
•ernixientauthozitio• that he had induced tit ,
dertakers to keep a record of ail the federal
soldiers that were buried there, and to mark
their graves, but the object nought was fres- ,
trued by the destruction of the records in the
great fire that occurred on the evacuation of
The work of 115n:teething forts Stanton, Car
roll, Slocum, Lincoln, Totten. Stevens, Bono
and Sumner, was completed Yesterday, and
the ormlance stores were turned over to the
proper authorities. The buildings will be
sold at auction, and the land trans/erred to its
owners.
Wathancoron,lL_pril I.ll.— Th e Supreme Conrt
of the tuaitca States 4havlng decided the
Indiana Military Cortimbision for the trial of
civilians to birlllegal, and persons convicted
by it having In consequence been discharged,
these Is no doubt that. steps will soon be ta.
ken to procure the release of Dr. Mudd, am
tiold,WLanghlin and Spangler, convicted of
conspiracy against the We of President Lin.
THE FENIAN MOVEMENTS
Mutiny on a British Man-of-War
FIGHT WITH ENDUED SOLDIERS
FENIANS STILL ARRIVING
Ceara Martial
wmmUMADviudi
the Austavrassisa:MarYisti‘.
1108 lA : vo4in k*ii*
Defeat of Ciiinese .14U4:
NEw Yong, April 14.—The city of Cerra
bringe Cork papers or the4d; which contain
some little news. - •
The Purls. Consdhafellif Lot. theZtat e V_ .1.
POW= France on the Berman kin f a.
that of neutrality, brat whatever may
Frtuteo trial:tot be found unpremed,- •
A gPerie telegribm , asyll -thatv.doiliaeat, tele
grams from Beritu'antliTterum,ltte belbeged,
have been stopped by that noverifteent:
Frencit Envoy la aid .be •have told me
King of Pruaela that Seance COMMIMed=
a necessity _for Europe, and ff. gar
break out , Franeecartainly Would not be: on
the ide of that power which discarded neggi.
tiatioas.
Lo ^mar, in an article Dointingout the pre
Paragons or.Austrla,Juips: Everything.
ing organized with n vo the eventuating*
of war. Gen. Bentedlet will ` command theargcr
of" the" North and' Gen. Veil Goblins the ad.
ration 4 • ,
The-4dVit,w44" Bavar ia, hite dlepatch (rani
Berlln sta g that Reese and Saxony.
Dave farmed * ,League In..erder to bring the
Austria-Prussian question before the Diet-Itt
Brest.
telegram saysthe alders putlish nO
formation regarding the military movements
now taking place at Berlin.
The evening papers of -the Slit give a list of
the fortresses ordered loins armed, nod stank
that thereivill soon hesoventy or eighty regime,
manta of full strength, the reserve, roar heW
m retrhnente of guartW, y
c
and the, infantry regi
ents of the [hint arm orpino_be
None of the mthstitates or memo aril& or
the other corps, lira to be released from the
military service at present.
elm°.
Nrw Yogic,
Apra' 10.—The Saronlea, from
Hamburgh, vie Southampton on the 4th ten,
has arrived-
The United States frigate Canindsigua was
daily expected - at SCrathampton.
A royal autovaple letter bag been sent to
George Per 04. The Queen hearing that
*Peabody was about to leave for America, has
written blot how deeply she appreciates, the
more than princely munificenee by which he'
has sought to relieve the LiledOn . peer. A bar
onotey would have been confernedim him, lute
lie fedi debarred from, rieziequlng that dlstint ,
.ritai. The Queen presents Limber miniature
as an easurauce of heruersonal feelings.
The Mere City article bare • English feuds
advanced in consequence of the less threaten- ,
Leg character of accounts from Germany;
coupled with* rumor of the mediation of the
Mike Cohere,
Collots, WrgOKY,. Rented elf The.
The anticipation of it war between Austria
and Prnssia made the most unfavorable ini-
Vression on.oomhmretat affairs throughout
France. The antlety, instead of being dis
pelled by.an elaborate article In the Coattgas
!Festal, saki to Limo emanated from the foreign
office, tine increased the apprehensi le that if
these powers go to war; 11.•Wmee cannot, even
If she would, maintain neutrality,
The 'official in
publishes tho contract
as being concluded between Portugal, France, -
Smell and Italy for a telegraph to America
AUSTRIA AID PRMISIAtPIIII43IEn note to
the miner German Stains Ts that Austria,
without env provocation oe the part of Prus
sia, has colletederrarmameritof a threatening
character, which compels Prussia to ar a also.
Prussia now beaks guarantees for her securi
ty, having vainly endeavored to obtain them
ld an alliance with Austria. Von litsmarick ,
asks - the' support-Of the minor German States
144110 event , of being attaeketr by Austria or
being compelled-to make War, The Vienna
Joittnalspredlet war as Ineyitable.
' TheAttetalazegat ras,as atitarlinbas pre
Seated a dispatch declaring and the designs
of Austria were peatufad Shim
,lts military
pre tions erase made with - hostile
on, and that the rmVertiii Government
was determinist under all'ettentestatices to
abide( by its duty to that of Preysie under the
fuleralOompact.
• A Berlin tole-grain sayer A. is bellOVed that
in reply to a dispatch of the Austrian Ambas
sailor; P 1113318 will elate that• she also has no
intention of following an aggressive policy,
but would desire an elanation respecting
,the armaments Of Austria.
mosselegram from Vienna on the 4th, says re
of a peaceful solution at the Sebielvlgo-
Holstein quest Jon were current, end produced
a most favorable Impression.
A Vienna letter says snch au arrangement
has been made, that Austria could mobi
lize forty-eight thousand troupe within a tort
of horsea,
night. Austria has prohibited the .'rportation
- : l3hanghal adilees to Name state that
, b truest gamed a coluoleteVietbey
over the rebels in the nortb. Fifty thousand
of the latter are said to hare been slaughtered
or captured.
- The Late Deo. D. N. Dleklemes-IleaDiir
Obeetaialles.
New Yeas, April 14.—The remains or the
late Ron. Daniel B„Dickinson arrived here to.
day. A (Anamlttee of citizens met the funer
al party at Susquehanna, and accompanied it
to Binghampton. The train was dogma in
mourning, and approached the depot in per
fect silence, the assembled thounanda uncov
ering their head. as It approached, in venera.
lion fOr - the departed statesman, their friend
and neighbor. All business wais suspended,
and public buil mourning.vate dwellings
were draped in The funeral will
take place to-morrow at 3 p. In.
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ihroasiwroir, N. Y., April I.s.—The closing
ome.nales of the late Damiel S. Dickinson were
concluded here this ofternoon. The distin
guished statesman was buried in accordance
with the roles of thel uh. The
funeral took place fromE piscop the ho a use ch o rc f - .the de
ceased, known as the “orchard,” and - was
nessed by upwards of all thousand 'people.
The funeral cortege was composed pi many
distinguished and prominent 'gentlemen from
ell 'neatens - Of the Country. Itlembers or the
ilinghtleptott bar, the village authorities, the
Ilasorde fraternity, and the Aretneh, were in
attendance. Special trains were rue on bath
the Erie and Syracuse toads, for the aceommo
dation of the relatives and friends or the de
tieesetti, nobody - of the lamented Dickinson
was deposited in a quiet/IWe cemetery on the
ortskir of the - village, known as Spring
From Piro OrleitOr.
New Oats axe, April 14—tien. Harry T. Kays
who commanded the Lontslatuvbrigade under
flimsiest! •JaCkson; hall been ootolnatad for
ithesolt
The aethodist Conference adcipted e report
extending the jurisdiction of the Southern
church in every direction used for. The
Committee on.r.placopale report? adILL
tho oolleagnm of bisho to op nt o
their nember to re elect ionsll IV
recommends the of ate addittbnal
=a. The bishops, veto was 00h:idle.
The icuistansterope are advancing raiky.
he TeCent frost in Batortflouge parishes has
1110 the Cotton:
The licentil ship Carolina has arrived.
HOustou (Texas) papers my that Quantroll
young through Texts for Iferizo. The Tex
ans are - bringing cotton from four hundred
miles np the Trinity river.
••••• "7 Cbjefijet
ceuc.eo. Vt.—Flonr Wheat opened
°inlet, at el 1,16% for No.l, and Me for Na.
2. Corn do tl docline.l.. at 46046 e for No. 1,
arid atilaiWo for NO. a Oath drm, York , 4
• for fresh No. 1. .Provisions pul 00,26;
Lard, 17y,O1Sa. • Rarelpts, Win , is. dour;
UAW bnati, wheat: a 4, 0 006 bush. sod 7,000
broth. Oita.' Union:tents, 7,000 bbls dour; 27,000
bush. wbeitol,ooo bush. oats. yretghts
at 030 to-Ranh:a
teasel . Stranded. „
IPONTIZOO Monier, dprll IL—The steamer.
Vera, Crna, from NOW York for , Vera Crux.
wear ashore nabaltrpest three creleeic on the
afternoon of the Itth mat., dorioa a Welt 1 016
on BoyaVe lelarid4Warollna. Thepailseq
•
nr, mills sad ware landed Weir..
The greatest. part o the berso' - wlll be erred..
_
Iftwasurease Ler loutmare—oospolstrni of as
leer at afesober.
Neeirmar.,: dwilla-r , The. HOMO of Repre
sentative* iteilell'James B,Stood, one of the
atormftna maritime chargedAtzth wilfully ab
ell to preventitAtaoram.. Upon
before theageOsa he perosteat•
;,, 4 1 904 / ' , WiFleeilr 4 110 ilailtik . •
, _
.
Etatruwaa, - Aprit .3CC..eire.dline dawn toms.
110 was held at W . Carroll cOollbr,
ltatTioad, onftturdar. se went Mae
mauve 15 c .......the allrolontalS t
an P dnt and brills:oW Nye d Hoye
iluld . ilit.ooTbOstas f lobil L. Tlicrmas
at .s.bll 4Nzuael zeKte • :. 11:- r ..
_. lurdsiello 41 0 11111 7 . •
, Mc* V 0111.1%. A
it llin .11.niti .81m ig , ' tirdet.3llll6lMll7
11,114, and has b I r i e l ten.' r r mortally n iroutt.
ded branstan named- llaosy, formerly In
t o t r utqlce. Tho Temeeva wets endette•
a light in whleh the indrOmer
• - ,, " , Aerial et a JA:L ' a - oiiili, -*lief. • ,
- Vati,abitepta, - /Lirrlll4.--A lad named Daiid
= employe. KU employ of Brows& Monlson, gold
'ban was arrested here to-dap, fur. steal
+l.l4' gold cheeks fortes thousand do four.
tboesatal in y,,001d and. nearly elx tmndred dot- .
lace Inlre, widett were rarovered..
•
Nsw Yosz,April a—The'NetlCmal KIDISTV
.Canyentloa hae been znect until 4000
ngrn,wtatfr, in ardet 44 ye more ussexar .
of etipottes tOe appOiltEllatt
tiAtt--Ibioday monalos
,tray: : soa oCbtpC H. Yid
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...re4erel from tas rubles= of lUs saitasta, 30.1111
`ESIZ , mutt. Allepteep. eo-suis,
'4lotec.t TM 'Mimi/ of IMMO!) , ere respect-
~,,
• • tIDAII-11" MUTE= 4 ma
-5 I , l cul a the tan. Vir i gLlVl 4 l - ef dr "
Mar' e % .** Eatlrlinvit • -
E . rat the camera ;
o k= w 4 Pyre
i retbrirlr occur of i re. 1672
trNtA, Via • • .
A. Aillita .
:iii", - 1';::fili i.:":ilii/il r c.• -.4c'".-"n
CITY AND strtwitskv.
" the
i thurgh, Fort
}ter
and Chicago ralta—Enallu.
r lialled—Nerrow peer the Flre.
/An accident of a serious character occurred
bout noon yesterday at the polo t where the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chteago railroad
creases Anderson street, In Allegheny, by
„Which the engineer,Efr. Robert
It s s ee m s - Manchester, was instantly killed. ft seems
that some curs loaded with live stock were be
bill cmcfeTed to the East Liberty cattle yards,
She tender being in front of the locomotive.
When the train neared Anderson street three
cows were seen on the tracki, two of which
obeyed the signal and left the track, but the
third aid not and was struck by the tender
and'dragged tome yards. 'Rotor° the speed of
the locomotive could be stopped the tender
'Was On the trestle work, some of the crosteties
of which wore tons loose by the body of the
/
ow under It. This threw .the tender off the
reek, and strange to say completely re
nnin( it. The locomotive dashed on a few
' arde farther; when it too left the track and
was only stopped by ; the wheels emelding
themselves deep in the soft earth. Th e cross
ties which throw the tender off the track also
torn up the floor on which' thoiengineer was
standing, pauslagbuu to fall through, one of
the_Wheels passing.over his left leg Just above
tile knee. de was also badly bruised on other
':minutes
a h ft i e r bd he a ccide nt
Tiv fi re m a n
was
= throwing coal at the cow at the Utile, and see
. log his danger, sprang on top of ' the lecomo•
tire and thus saved nit life.
Noinjury was sustained to the cars contain
•lng the- clock. The tender was got on the
track during the afternoon tint the looomot We
was fast aground on the aide of the road, bat
'even it:was not seriously damaged. The stock
ears were nil taken to their destination miter-
slay. Wente visited the scone of the Master
hundr people were there, and many ,
,'lneto - the .csinfilefing stories as to thenaune of
.the acelticrit,Lint itS Coroner Clawson has cm.
yinglikalled a Jury *Mob, after a brief session,
stiffierned to meet again on Tuesday evening,
when all the facts will no mad° known, we
shall not allude to them.
The deceased was a most celluloid° man.
resided about thirty.° Ightsyears Of age, and
in ?danehester, sfhere he leaves a wife
and three Children.
.Reparture of Jimmy Hautlii.
, Jartfeenarnill, the champion oarsman, took
hilailepartare from the Smoky City on Settle
, elithitfternoOn for New York, here previous
to his departure tor Htiglaud to engage in the
international sculling match With Kelly, be
Will remain a few days for the purpose of test,
IMI the comparative merits of tee ' i stielle"
Which hare been constructed for him there,
alliikelll make choice of the one in which he
Aral - role- for the ehamptpaship. The eat
plothesof the Adams Express Company have
tebtl,ered him the present of a beautiful silk
t 8! st ern
three feet long, to biflisplayed on
stern of his scull daring to e
'. queue con
'teat. lt will' not be seen y his cote- I
essibtor Auxins the race unless ho chances 1
tutu his heed. Hamill is accom- '
'pealed on his trip across the sea by his two
.-1...r.,J0ini, and James "Laughlin. ,The Fire
Department, beetle] by its efficient Chief En-
Atincer, John Hamill, turned but In large
'ritubbers as an escort to oaryonng townsnitm,
and a hand of music accompanied the proces
sion. The equable world will doubtless be on
the tip-toe of expectation to hear the result-of
the great contest, and the rent of unddna will
We opine, be, little less eager than the sport
ing Rsternity to throw up their caps (or the
favOritc. By dint of much practice with
weights and dumb-bells, Hamill thas acquired
w powerfully knit frame, the uchme of
strength anti vigor, and should be lme the
race it will not be OWLEg to any oily:teal short
earni H
ng. e carries elth him the a lthes at
all itteeta of manly exercise, which coupled
wlth'rigorous sinews and a self-radiant spirit,
are ail a tower of strength. We shall be pleas
, eft to tall him no his return from emerrie
lEnnailingnirde.v"inonust the
iliVn7 in
m `,11%., - . b e..hi'Vt.efune
has omit:a, and as the acknowledgeo acqua
tte champion of 'the world
. • Report of Viewers SUOMI/Med. •
Some weeks ago we noticed the argument: of
o re f i ms t elLn y tir we ut r a s tter . of iu settitgi
a aside
t tte
damages austainem to tte First German Lu-
Wet - Su church edifier. corner of Wylie and
n HyLir ie et i i . a . by the
i construction a o , f 3 :lle ., t , tt n n y - .
Theliewers, in their report, award the
property to the Railroad Company, and
asseaked the damages at forty thousand
three- hundred and twenty dollars. This
award was objected to by the 'Railroad Cora-
May,: and a bill of exceptions thereto flied by
John 14. Ilawpton, Es q. The motion was ar- ,
geed at length by air . Hampton, on behalf of
thotainparty, and by Major A. 11. Brown, for
the ooOgregaticm. The Court then took pos.
Rilialoof the papers, and a few days since de
liver=tuion anstaialnifaib report entire
-mid ittrthe Motion to ha re it set aside.
the ease WI I be taken to the Supreme Court.
Needs Stepan.lag.
The condition of Penn street from St. Clair
to the lionougahela river Is Mahout the worst
condition we have ever seen a street an any
city. Every rod of the street in the whole dis
tance mentioned IS cut into the most frightful
chasms, ruts and gullies, the boulders In many
places having been torn up, displaced or car
ried off. This is one of the principal, thor
oughfares of the city, and much hoary haul
ing is done on th e lower part of it, to and
from Unquemee depot and the great number
Of foundries, engine building shops and Man
ufaCtories centering about the Point. The en
tire stew o from St. Clair to the river, should
he repaired, as in many places the gutters are
sunken and do not carry off the water which
IS allowed to Stagtinte and rot, much to the
detriment of the sanitary condition of that '
part or town. We hope those having authorl
dy in this matter will endeavor to remedy the I
evil.
Firming E.:melees of the Western Theo
logies! Seminary.
The clueing exercises of of this Instlltution,
located In. Allegheny, will occupy a portion o f
the present week, the examinations com
mencing this morning at ten o'clock. On
Tuesday morning. at baW,,past seven ()Week,
In the First Pnulliyterian Church, Allegheny,
'Flee. Jonathan Edwards, D. D., President of
Washington and Jefferson College, will dellr
er tne aflame before the.Soclety of Inutury."
At ten o'clock Wednesday morning the ad.
dress by the Chairman of the Examining
ConireltteewEl be delivered in the Seralnan ,
°bal Met let Ttl - the evening, commencing by. at hie
seven 'O'cleebrief addressee mem
bers Of the Senior k ' Gas, win be delivered in
the Socsuul. Presbyterian Vhurch, thin city, and
also the valedictory by one at their number;
'after Which the diplomas will ho distributed
"by - the Faculty.
sae Wetting of Wool erowera.
• gentents have been node for mesa
meettng of the Wool Growers of Wee tern
POIIMIFIVEUILS, West Virguela, and Eastern
Ohlo, at 8 teubemv ille, on Wednesday, April 45,
at I r. M. Among theepeagos who have been
invited aro the LO Worm), or
Washington, Pa., President of tho Pcnnsylva
-1:111V State Wool Growers AIDOCIMIOD ;. Um. It.
U. Sion tgoinery, of Youngstown, 0., President
of the Ohto State Wool Growers Association;
.Thomas Sweeney. rrestaent of the West Vir
ginia Wool Growers Association; Col. S. D. Har
ris. editor of the Ohio farmer, Cleveland, and
J. it. Estee, Esq., of Cadiz.. Topics of general
concern will to brought np at the memo&
and from the well-known character and expe
rience of the speaker* we have no doubtilie
dlemosions willbe interesting and instructive
to wool producers.
&erten• Accident
An accident which resulted in the death of
a boy named Wm. J. Moon, occurred at Laugh
lin it Co.'s. works on Saturday afternoon. It
Ere that • the firm wilte haying some re
made to one of theboilfty which was
g dotter under the saperintemdiace of Mk.
lianaiUl.. The boy Moon was In the honor do
log some "patching," when by some moony
thetalleaf the inner boiler, which wan being
twat° rtui the • .xnarldnery, was rurneVi% r i
before rlus: lad could. get out be crag so
sodded that - daub, enacted yesterday about
num ric.koalt. Hewes about thirteen year*: of
140111114 bad been in Barnbill , 3 employ for
some-time: . . Coroner Clawson summoned a
lueyorblett wllLmeer lbta 'peening for the Dm'
pose of e
u inqnfertensteulsing..lntagaro th .
facts connecte d .
with th
beus Neettnir—The discharg
ed 'chafers Of a Oratown 'and vicinity held a
abseiling on. Saturday :nista, at the' School
Home, and were addressed by Generals Pler.
ma, Collor and Barnes of this city,. who • Id-.
larded, In tics Miele larded, of t heir remarks, to the
sesitsednastari of our late lamented President
oneyear ago.' The Chairman of the Commit
tee cm Causticatton and By-Laws made a
portwhich was adopted with amendmenbs.
A 0061nittee, CODelatintr of Ale,sars. Hal?
bark B.A. Leslie and Robert Crawford,- We*
appointed to proeore • book to take the
names of discharged holdlera desirous 'oriole-
Ing th e League: k rote of thanks was given
to the Pittsburghers ',Visiting the League,
when the meeting adjourned to convene at 0n
same place. Hay Win.. •
Me* Chumelt .lamllduic,.--The North AVeo.
ACID Me
°Completed tbeterelm ale=tipu hav
tuy baild e .
i=ebich to worstdp until the commodious
tensunder process of erectionby th em
tsetntabed; Services wets bold, b 7 th e °IM
UM Sabbath, Cocluctecr In thereat b o y
by (be O
pastor, Rev. Isaac latent In the afternoon; hp
Rae. Dr.BOhnes„. of Smithaeld AL - E. Chinch,
smith, the troth tug by Ear, L Ct. Perth% p-
a t%
pima structure is= al up In a , very ne
and tannfortable trummer, and, will aecontow
tlstertheeougietatian until tho. fall, by amtelf
, time Ups .expected the lecture room of the'
new eal Mee will be ready for occupancy.,
,glaufastiglist - Nesr.%-Ther• attention - of "bur
lady !Baden to Invite.] to thet
In our advertising columns of the grand open.
.:Ing el a new cloak prase,. at
. 19 kir= smart,
tars Monday) morning: Tire stock Of cloaks,
cicakingu,•-black silks, trimmings,
As" tO be sib Wited comprise% Um finest mad
most desirable patterns and style*: wniell - arc
oared at lout!mus.•The firm will bestow
te - the manufacture
" • tePrtinr. and fatting par. of
OM nave sea tnen the services of an nem:mien
,oed female garnitnat..outter. from the. East:
'MOW also same tile !Witting and . telt:tang of
:L=lU
glint tato the latest styles. -
~; . • ec tajoinsy.-2L young man named
Henry_ yawn.= BatordaY.WaS ChargtAr:4:oB,
Are LiAtTOI. McCarthy, on oath of Barney (sty.
.erno,,ra uter larceny of some clormarand
=Ong': Thrtrtter tad been fihni t l . eh
thaw-Mtodsmisr.lnnoncier, Mitt
spaa
pdatATholdoMant. moon Arm' all elms
caved from the wreck; end clepOelteir 0/I..,the'
"there, itrie Witted lb:Edo* shOttir SRO
-MCK.hater /Flail Imo pain of pm;
onirqballPdte . and socenty4l -
••MOncy,:tha;rxearryot• Cdrono.,'..• 'II4,TATFOItOrEIAILEi-luiPiatfersu
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juistect
EMI
i Sentences In the CWIIIIIIIIA/ Court
'
.At the Criminal Court on Satarday r ail the
I Judges being present, the following sentences
, were passed:
on
George Davidson. convicted of selling liquor
Sunday. fined fifty dollars and meta. In
this muse a motion had been made to obtain a
new trial, but the motion was overruled pre
vious to sentence.
George F. Thomas plead guilty ton charge
of selling liquor without license. The defend
ant keeps n tavern near 'Sharpstairg, and alle
ges be neglected to have his Manse renewed
when it run out. Re was fined fifty dollars
and costs.
11. J. Turley, colored, convicted on two In
d
ictments for receiving Stolen goods was next
arraigned for sentence. Turley, it will be rec
ollected, was formerly proprietor of a barber
shop in the Ninth ward, and became aCqualti
thete,PuiL:nveeedisetooassef
Succeeded In acquain
ted with the burglar Topper, now undergoing
sentence iti,the Penitent with whom b e
im ente in ted go i r ti b to is a i n n.. al g: l t i tt a e n . ce vw f l o unu r
[drain lilitnefarlotxperations. after con
nivialtetlinnihrs'i*leng-scape, Ids whereabonta was
undiscovered for a 'Considerable length of
timeointillinally, through the indefatigable
exertion!. of °Meer Roffman, his place of re
treat was discovered, he was recaptured, and
brought back' to- the city last Wednsay.
Judge Mellon imposed on him an aggregate
sentence of three years In the Peniten,
one year arid six months on each charge.
• William Maguire, w,ho plead guilty to rob
bing the 'safe in Mae oflto of tho Pittsburgh,
Fort Waype and Chicago - Railway Company,
on Fifth street, was nexisienteneed.-.ldaguire
was employed as messenger by the Company,
Rod obtaining a duplicate key to the Safe; air
etracted therefrom box belonging. to the
Paymaste ing some thirty thousand
dollars in ` moneynd bonds. The robbery
was committed on the 11th of September last,
but Maguire was not arrested until some lour
vreeksllnce, aithoogh he had been suspected
andkept antler theurvellance of detectives
from the time ofrobbery. filter his arrest
Maguire made a fall confession, and restored
over fifteen thousand dollars of the money,
the balance having been squandered. Judge
Stowe sentenced the prisoner to undergo an
imprisonment of three_yuara in-the Western
Penitentiary .
Amusiments
OPERA Horrsz.—Bir. J. A. Grover, cm:median,
takes a benefit atthLs house to-night. "Never
Too Late to Learn" and "Ring O'Neal" will be
the pieces. Also, a double. clog dance by the
• Iron City Boys."
'Errantry.= Tatar - rm.—Edwin Adams, a fa
vorite is Pittsburgh, commences an engage;
ment ads evening. In "Borneo and Juliet.'
The'simple announcement oft he fact is want
cient to crowd the house..
Boots and leboess—We direct attention to
the advertisement of James Robb, Esq., attoe
dealer, FP Market street, which 1411 be found
under thenppropriate heading lu another col
umn. Mr. Robb has Just returned from the
East after making the second purchase this
spring. From personal Inspection we are able
to say that ho has as large and well selected a
atock as enn be toned in the city. Er
may be found at Mr. Robb's establ=
from the heaviest brogan to the finest kid and
lasting gaiters for the most fashionable ladles.
Mr. Robb has had more than thirty years' ex
perience in the trade, and as he =Resell pur
chases himself, his patrons may rely on get
ting
a' superior artielo at a very reasonable
price, we might say at a grant bargain. ho
more upright man than Mr. Robb, and his
word may he railed upon. Gonda sold whole
lade and retail.
•
The Great Eleballlon.—Notwitbstantlin
Li,: drenching rain on Saturday evening, ther g e
triui a good attendance at. City Hall to witness
the Great Lebanon, Allegory and Tableaux.
As this is the last evening, all who wish to
witness one of the moat attractive and enter
taining exhibitions ever given in this city.
should attend. We hear it intimated that
some of the directors of our .hools are try
ing to induce /dr.Mager to give two additional
exhibitions, in which we trust they may suc
ceed.
Corner Imafers.--Complaints have toss.
made to as of the conduct of a set of loafers—
black and white— who congregate on the cor
ner of Fulton and Wylie atveets, and annoy
Me peace and quiet Mete nolghilorhood.
"emergency man" If are sueh characters
now-a-days, could and employment in the
locality named.
Eye, Ear and Catarrb, We refer our
readers to the advertisement - of Dr. Gardner,
who will again visit this city on . Theaday,
April 17th. and remain until Abe:lat. Office
at the. lifononstfthela Douse. Those who are.
suffering From deafness, disease Of the age; or
catarrh should as - all themselves of the oppor
tunity of consulting him. tf
ANEUSEBIENTS.
TIIERAMTRE.
LIMAKX AND NUM/101M .. • HEN Li InM/N
Earaifement of F Utz lough , . Favorite Actor.
mow-iag• ..s.m.Asakerss, -
Who will appear for the liras time here 19 ROMEO
nitiNDAY rif CNINO. April bah, will hr presented
ROMEO AND JULIET.
To conclude with
%BM7 E3EIO 1Et.37'1%
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNWN.-
LEGAL NOTICES.
RPHALVAI COURT SALE.--8 4 ,
U
virtue . of an order o4ntater.Cintre, Court of Al.
I lVirdate o""y li t c h ttlßT 11505E:1 11 ir i rlt e y tr " ;
Pittsburgh: L o t ° r e tti DAY, APRA, inti o ,_ th// , 5% te
o'clock, a. MA the fellow - lag described flea iete.
sttuate lit the First Ward of - the 0511 or Alleglietw,
els: LOH numbered LI, 11 and it, In the plan of
LOIS tale out by the undetelaned s as this4Admittls
tratthr. of the Estate ef George Budol and filed
In th e ()eoliths' Court of sant - comity. In NO, 15 or
Juue Term. Mitt; said hits - helot' together bounded
the described as follows: Beginning at I/meaner
of Ibbeeca and Belmont etreeu In 'staid cliyok Atte
gheny; thence along Rebecca street lla feet to lot
No. 111, la astd plan, lately sold to J. Pr-Flcmtagf.
thence .1.'414,1d lot No. Wile feet to • in foot elley
thence along said alley !Ai feet to Belmont Otteeti
thence *thug Belmont street e 6 feet to the •porner of
hedge= street, the vial:fhb:shrink. •
. jflts t i,l' Atti=nmeaylnl y th o e r bahtAn u il
monthafrom date of deed. D eferred payments to
bear Interest, and to be secured by bond andmort
gime on the piemlees. • • - •
a/awl W. ItI7IIGI,PB,
Guardian of &fluor Children of Geo. Rudolpn,
mhZhaner .
PXECUTOR'S
NO TlcE.—Notice is
aetctry
tae estate 1 'rrlea!l47llaAmAtarT,
Payette Torruhlp. Allegheny conit7, dee fule4,
bare been 41113 , trained to
Xne urularallruelt-'
venous Indebted to sald estate wlUseake payment,
and the., easing claim will present them to AL.'
EILANUEE H. MILLE% Ho. 93 Dlamend street,
PrATZ'ait" JAMES MEVEY, Executor.
Afr. I • i
Wherea.Letten of Adtaltattrattan on the toast
of JOHN 211081 1 . 8081ideetaael. ; late of the dewed
glt i tayi t Ar ri t ' aVlPlNAb 4 =7.t.it
tone taiotrl4 themaelres tudebtad to cold estate are'
hreqs.r.""let". make =d l l 4t iltElt z t e taaalr eTtllt
t. rale= th em, quip anthentleated...for settle
,. Ito •• • " -I.IaITII),MAIUADA
totataattY „ • „,„•„•:*dmilwitzstor.-
At • V Zip'
WberesdLetters of Adrialtlyrdtlan oiditte
tate of C. IL KARIM/1E144m of tho"Efedb
Ward, Firesburgb,.decorsod, have Dom Asanteddo
the dodersigned;‘4l,persariodadebred to asides.'
tatealll pleare makeparmwdr, orldirwila having
clriaratO prsentlhen - to showideralined, properly
autheaddlcAtedrforr.ettlrment—.
=mar, mazy..mitrttekrii,'Aanex'
'EU cIIT OWS.NOTICE.4IOhiiiiati
ttizs Testirocatarytipowthe too ' fNant7•
Ifinerolootsad:ltte ot_renntewsttl4w.nefte,
•=der , .
tvaeres"or kVoiiilig L ACVl es Indebted to
ir et, tit .11 = 1 3 , - PlTment,- AMC those Immthil
Gains PHIL pleasoymeNt ProPPY4—anae,
!ntestt. nun Ear Audtfr,
mhartmlf- of Westeiorcand Szecittow
anikffi,ttecatttAn toU ni . at:
. Legmrxll . 44lthgdmv.rit us°
Ida pis ass mule payment, sad those • tut
toll:seam
be
to, thividenagasQ pre 7 M 1 4'
VarUeWrrPhintiLA,WOLMIS
IplON`crnr:,. '
, .
7'.2.1414 sit
smrrit-TEMIN, PROIPIMORSi
iiiitalers sad farmers tbai WC 1.11111
t= 1 .1i e w7,11110,..,1;:
Sllnslen k . tors imd
"Casa Elv a Strav
"4"'"d, X -- S,ll.=' ° " 4 l:e.th 617hist4ills°.
fte:ip.' 4 =griktahisicsia l utorteit aeu: 2l .
mtastnoarwr
Si.!
uR
• Pruit--TiEs3spe . 1 717.10 N
•-• I .= STRAWBERRY PUNTS;
tvergreener,.• Ethrubbory, Roses
- `..ORNAMENTALVIRg E g rike
Wino awl Mit mrm L itesaan: frtee seat 'ta
T. L. 8141E4:084C0.,,,,
gaistaillart;.,
P W r : C 211
pirovekuLon :ORNAMOVI(I%
L : t L?-AUQlION:~Oo
rIPTIPTICRN LR Zteutti alnt. stivatockat
letaacialetklan'Auetton llotisr:slll.nett .11111b.atFilet,
liFivg. ' l4l%l4
onat,.statuzz .asjirtv
.:sion en t, 'TILL .
ST.&dWEET POTATINEW-4111
pun Jersey ....,.: ! , ‘„sioviourr o ,„„
eoP
OGTTON-20 bblire
‘a 'Wend kiantra 4241 0 **left , • t •
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ITTSIIVEGII'
LIGHTNING ROD WORKS.
LOCKHART & CO. - ,
Manufacturer. bc;tl of Copper and ham
Lightning
DUQUESNE WAY,
Below Hand St. Bridge, Pittsburgh.
Professor JOSEPH HENRY, Secretary of the
Smithsonian institute, acknowledged one of the
most acientitic men of Hits age, Keys oci: damage can
enure to a building protected by a goad lightning
rod. however inane discharges; may All upon it. A
good rod, by Its powerful Induction, dlininisbes the
intenalty of the loweipart of a cloud, and therefore
tesseni the number of explosive discharges; but If a
discharge takes place from the cloud, doe from any
moue whatever, it will be attracted from a given'
dithince around the rod, and transmitted innoxi•
only to the earth.
We Ail
so
special attention to "Munn., Copper
Tutelar Lightning Rod, With spiral Flange. " TM a
rod has - received the ?lest Premium at the State
/elm of New York, Pennsylvania, lowa, Metal,
Indiana, Ohio -and Connecticut, and at National
New
Pair; Ma Yor ryland Institute, American Institute of
k. Mechanics' Institute of Cincinnati, and
et very many County and Dieu let Pairs In all sec
tions of the country. It Mu been Accesefill In every
contest, and has been extensively used by the moat
Intelligent people wherever introduced,
It is a well eetabUshed scientific fact that copper
possesses eight times the conducting power or lion,
andalltenteesors of learning hold that only the Ai-
Am of a conductor Is used by electricity. Then,
Munson's rod, pommeling • surface trio-and-a-balf
times greater than the froll rod, it ibllowashat it is
equal to twenty iron rods when in their best (1:m0'-
Mo. Iron soon rusts, and thereby lose! le nsehd.
trees, while copper will not rust, and always retains
Its power organ action. The tubular, spiral shape
of Munson'srod gives the greatest strength at the
smallest p wslble cost, and makes it impeder to a
solid copper rod three inches In circumference. The
manner of conneMing the Mints Is such that perfect
continuity Is formed from one.end to the other; and
this rod e 111 remain a goad protection whist the
disasters by lightning se long as the building en
dures upon which it to erected.
To show the estimate in which Ails rod Is held by
such scientifie persons,: and others, who have.cx
ambled It, we append a few
,of the many Indorse
ments It has received:
From Dr. B. D. grickmon, Professor kfChemietry,
Phficidaphto.—..Nothing eau be harardeu in Keying
that Momenta is the best rod before the public.
Prom Prof. Brown. Late Adicons State Geologiet--
-1 do not hesitate to commend Munson's rod to all
wighhotni wish a perfect protection from accidents by
lng."
Prom the tate Cot. Andrews:Pre:Went of Keelson
Cottege.—“l do not know bows rod could be made
to combine more of the metallic , of Protection
against lightning. It will certainly go Into general
AVM Pref. Young, isrSairY ocanFratfi the Omit" of
Noturoi Satenc,teg. W. Christian fhttaersttp.—••y
regard It as superior to' other rods and recommend
It to the patina.'
Fi • ontßutersoffnditinsi Fire instaronce Co.—•• When
the buildnig la protected by Munson's Copper Light
ning Rod, :fire per cent. will be deducted from the
premium 1101., No reductlon for Iron rods. ,
• From Wnt. Henderson, Sep., President indionti
polls insurance CO.. 'lt Is s talent this company
to charge less premium on buildings protected by
the Munson Rod. I would not consider the lives of
my [sadly safe vithontono of the rods on my resi
dence."
Fevre Me Nap lent Tribune.—" Very novel, evi
dently cheap and we should judge a eery ernelen
H V . r i ettlfs CL:Crkee . Me (Teno.l Jegersonfori.—• 'lt Is
U'4"44rr; Uh=jiliTdr*liitle'rloWirrfnlti.."
claim and
'twin kievenbril of Arcata Board of Education.
the.
.13elnr coarluced since the partial destrUctio o
the. high School holtdbig by lightning, thatthe in
rod. attached thereon are insulhelent, one Board
have directed that Minnows Copperltod be pot up
forthwith..
Whipiellaie d.ilers supplied with Iron or Copper
Sods at lowest rates. Our Copper Hods are very
popular among the people, and ipeddlee, will find
them vinveniently pirrftd and easily put op. our
Iron Rode are of themost approved hind.
Orders for the ere through ds ma l l,din lo this
vichtityway he senthe or left at our
ak,
• LOIDKIIART dr. CO.,
Bituwean eWay, Sd doer below Hand Street Bridg
aptalltdeoddltwlr PITTSBURGH. PA.
L.N ± spe):4,,LA.
STOIt.A.9IE.
UN FIRST ' , Loon AND CELLAR.
JAME& DALZELL & SON
da and 70 Water street
SUNDIRIEEL
700 boxes prime Goshen Cheese;
'g
50 hbis. rime New York Dried Apples;
• 111 do Dried Peaches. etsriel.;
SO' mete - do do babel;
60 Obis. New York White Beans;
tads. Sorghum Sytop;
100 casks Pearl Ash; • •
to do nods AS11;•
TOO do- ' White Lime;
trlOarrbpille. raß l ilerrlne' ; •
BO do 'White fish.
60 kItL Noe . ' M P°lae l: "
ditis:r2l .E 0 boznorn'
Elmore and Ant We by J. 8..0.11151E.1.D.
HI and lel flrst, street.
i p ß O ro t bl lT4 4l %Nt/p o NarEivir i _
rot. !!•
00 boxentioiblo
P, la - , = VA=
do Tomatoes;
00 ...do. Mesidnavranirr: . •
-4020 bbls..
70 boxecitattlost -
.po llaS' 7 : .i te g r dood: i"D f t, d n e : D.l424 •2 . D T aur ne nn t"l" othy va r'"d oe' l. l . :;; l :
N0..215 Liberty Stmt.
LIoNSIGUiIitEXTfi. , •
N., so boxes /deaden* Orandodi
171 - 110 do 'Lomnd::
• 2161trommans Presh,eactoo:' •
60 do d_
.•,o • lie Totidoed:
7dbadb. Loled Peathetriudoed:
76 bblolown Onions; • • • •
E t c 4 o ALL, 0211417:17.tpolos:
I:ikirn:aptip?R=LtittO4Limrlypimi.imai,
WORCESTERSHIRE" :141710E.--
Ts PElERDMirepolnef In brats sod pall
gnr=l V Vrf =iff= l 4Mrtr:
room estrum- fob tai, swe ll /ger sale by
mbi .Cozuei Orliberty aml, Bawl net.
SALAD BAIICE-43rosse.. &
weirs or , Wideivastlitt 'Sauce:and - I! , Paa
Cram,. an excellent dressing tar lettuce, au. in
plat tad halt bottles; also Olive uafcrilable mit of
.tis linettgafillrfi
.11?r,s!kle at .tbcrikadjr,Oraftry,
istett 42.1. A.I3E
toliZS „ .CarrterLtbertrand Inure wools. .
Pits tuft it* •*e.,"sitite rub;
V
Prat4 Or 1474
J 11
fl F,••••••: 0 WC& NO. 11: lard 011;
Zsi
I "foriniTtbtAielry - . 5 • ,,, • < • ,
?..faffseatmElir...amiti,
IW ir i a LCHOOOl42llOO bulk
zrepowzorlialk n-leraittitnk
for mae-ty- - • Ithirbrilta MB 4 . 4"
i-00 , 1,1211 andlatWaed suck. '
111
-?' 41, 4 1 !!! ° %'.! rintZrePN awn.-
. 9 1 1 W t"FlaVrir#4„ -
:jorsatiterc.. , !,Calt24,.. - a. H.
axottu n i, 3E , B
dcdmdet
ISMZ7 Leerine.l.Mal "'Aver
. 1 , 104 A:,„ 11 1 x!a
Arr Arizame Limn mecravrai
0
TEICULIMY 4,- cue laadv . die* York it Mr
=pples, stow.la stortiasil tor
W.Galegfg Just ie..
AItaIiTROSU.
LAW. ' , tviimbottioatiukg startrouvem
Gams*. eiMESE-400 .bma, Unit
5 . !,1 6 1 041 1 4 9re#rn softie* tialb W '
- cows:: .
100 DI
Liza' la "VnBAN N _*, N_ l / 2
0,
101 ina4'_
":7210. segotutatte.t.,,-,
VOTATOES•••4INMbbIi. l!rince
r.ll,ll)!Sil&Liy.
.1111111 E APPVES4-40- bblftWAtilit 201
Insimtwatore.anskpl;t
• soteriltir"
_RMIId-XCP IOW& ;to Stift
bbls, treat
usgousidsirarsaiew - ' •
11131 E 11,20
etran4 twen ouf e re% quail
DAM
tataloEr '4“11113 lucan it 'COLLINS.
: „Att -
- ;101 4 1 c4, --
IM l th m Thm4
. ' B p s DALE cmiorr--100 blob
lie . r * " l4°E sal. " .4 ;i: , I td,„rw, : , mow H. COLLIN& . 1
_ , --• , ANN 111 AWLS. 214 IWO
~... illa
/ 4 C 013 " 4
b i
Met ls4l6' ill " -18:/116"1411141Lulu PIiALIZEM-40-bblit. .. ~
1
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:, :,--., Lf ..-", : ,,, Z ‹.. ;1 . . , :q. ,1: : .. ;, ,t :5i1 ., ..Y ., ; : _,,F " . , :; ,,, •:`-';F:l4.44't - i!XViat:..M.7.4 ''''''''''-' '
232,41Thaucrix_cutzeiva
Two/M, lll rOltrit , fissuED,
W7IDDIN6ir22th'Zi4WIZA47;
The edttion torwaraa wears ww mai the mt.
Beriberi sooner UthIP11141)11fi
smarm coiWinttlylaireai.
CLUBS 81:PTivi"A175
BOOTS ~ AND 'SHOE&
r ~`HE QRF , . AT ..~- _
SHERIFFS' ,SALES
BOOTS A SHOES
•
In the East. have nearly ruined the Itinufartnrats,
but lt was a
!pedal - Dispensation for the Working
dosses of this thy.
Goods Ming at Lower Prices
than We the War!
113;50 GI Veer' 01,215 t
The only dealer in the city that was
on hand with the money to "gob
ble np" these elegant Splint
BOOTS AND gHOESI
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS!
ONE HOUSE SEQE STORE,
No. 60 Fifth Streets
UNQER THE OPERA HOUSE.
apD
CLOAKS, Fke
GRAND OPENING
1:51E3
FIFTH ST. ELM{ NESE.
On MONDAY EVENING, April 16th, U 66, will be
opened one of the driest and most deniable Stock of
CLOAK'S, MANTILLAS, CLOAKINOS, WOOL
ENS for Men•s wear, BLACK SILKS, TRIM:KENOS,
erar exhibited to Plitaborgh, 'which will
lie7iold at nsionlshinaly LOW PRICES. Our Gar
ments are of the VERY LATEST DESIGNS, both
YESNCH AND AMERICAN MANI/FACTIIRE.
We shall also make to order, Cloaks and Mantillas
of the very latest styles, and will warrant a perfect
tit. Particular attention paid to REEITTLNO and
TRIMMLNG GARMENTS INTO THE LATEST
STYLES.
liirDorn , t rail to •ee those aloe, genteel
cLoaKs FOR SO,OO,
Only to be found at, thy} New
C2XaCkA.S.
No.- 49 Fifth: :,Street,
aD ~Opposite Pittsburgh-Moak°.
-
tt tt
NSIGNIMEENTS.
15 Ws. balme c 0 . ..
tO boxes Blesatna o.l:anirea;
xi • • • Lemons;
25 barrela Turnip.;
74 I '.
83 if
Beed ' aeraoy Buckeye Potatoes;
I ear load Potatoes,
100 bushels (Intons.;.
lo atore and for aale by
W & BRO..
No. 13a Third 81 reet
_iah.22stf
Cllgr e irlENTS OF FRIAT AND.
Doze" 2"!!'"=7„,
do
m " OnstienCheese;
ICI ""it "■•
60 n C anne d d2, 4l4l,. ;
Egra.r il gglk
40 •• PeTeti 111. w ounce■•
9XO Dinh. •L. do ' l O
Received and far ale: lir
Iva aEli, ' AHERN a SHEPARD,
an Liberty street.
ti RIUNDIIIES- -
blila. prime Sort/born;
Plo;,
01 •• Pieties, Inxi c
salsa •
!la , . stgeologblayy_Beans;
all „ al - 74 Usled Yeaebes;
2- ''' Oat A P I";
wail Dry obsecoa
..
100,000 Claus, all grades.
In store and (mule low toibearad b
____ z2__x A t salUZ MAIL O.I4bL9LEY e berty at.
WALL PAP Es 9 FOR APMe
Wine ,
IIKW•COLOBS are Clay; Emote, Orange, and
PATTrays- 4 3reek; Etrnaun. Lou', xv,
. 1 1:1;,ae of low priced
.HOLD PAYERS..
*More open every coeaing.
- W P. ht.IIB.2BALL.
Yr Wood meet.
Cilned
4o ci cotton
Now land:log from ateigai k .V . sl
LM for
soh= /SALMI DICKEY t CU.
:IMPORTED WINE
e - V lOpionr INEGA
soperfor D4--
A-Holtman'. tripl, of
flavor aa4 strength sona rtomedin quality, for table
`use or for pickling, toroneby the gallop or tell, by
S'oni
tail .tfitiAltsidliffiniWoVelo.
FritUS! 411:011:111!!
loarryla.t.Wlde World t.,./liottr
100 "Star hlilly do
• 100 • ..liarldnes 4o
. 13111sit's! , St. LOtlia Flour.
Same brattdi delivered lapaper eacka, Irdeatred.
For saleby
H. Kftux £ Mut.
• • • - 117 Diamond. Alleatway.
OLD COPPER AND MIMS.
s l at '44 ° A cs .rar ec " Copper '
5. 47. 344 ° u ' ir tr° "" a litairna4 a t r.
.TtMLL
...atlnr for tr a tectnlae stair Bean ---
raCtrotet7Vto';:orerna " 1 /4 1 t 11 le r
t ttte
•..-002,4,0tho. t i sA • dA g
aH+ 6.lSr''
, S A LA.D. OI . I,.. .We.'DaNarn more a
00401,11za i l a „tv...tr,„...t t gadAtt i ..4,T r
nip by 'the - or at,
_the hlunar
Geocerrdtore •-•'. ')' • • 41471117• A. - Ralitsti4 CV,
ap7 , -Canny of• Liberty end Hand streets.
POTATOEfi t :,,.. •
60013618. , ptinte rrniti Aleett Po tatoes;
Goo do 447 Pencltillow du •
Jun artifing and for tate by • •
Q. 00.4
zoo ' m do aks Comaidi
oot eirca and for we to
, .
Data. - S econds;
. S &Leland. Alta 3
GRWEN AJSPLE*4O Mks. 'choic e
sate
Tort reen'Apidee. per received end gar
by . .IMO..B.AIAINPUCL ,D
aDI2-?,',?t ''.-X01:141111Ild1111131K01141treatt.•
STIONCIIIMESE:-.24b.u.thoice
BM= 01teemeont2wexpread7 for tam•
.1/414,4%M,2”8.
-
Valitt2C
, :bbith:Apow hind.
AsZigi
from atettut ill ia c t x try r
co,
- pealed
forpu Aka theiti ,- tiatiailaikdin ic tram natros4
ts lapH) D/CIEHY
BZ.-V 20qes an Hair iftiufrein ft stairo r Butt, •
S•le21; OANYINL.Da
SaikarGlVE .
ana .
m.O .31.e.BANS 411..5nr..14 17.49tem0d
, q.MgmBAILLEl6;4OOillus. clean
~I.., . .9eed.ltarley for sole by . •
••••. • -.3IOBANIS .CA=12412.1 &mod at.
Nt r. HITV , IIELEATI, , extr _While
atom and foriale •
"--•'3IGBANE't .A.NOZIS. aUfnecon
VEDlENTS—Rosenditle: Loniss•'le
COLLINS.
CALCINED .1914STEW-100 bbls.
forum by , orals) TIZNRY B. oomAsts.
OILEESEe—: - 200 llaitee prime Go..
Itan Chow. forigais b 7 ILLI I
k 41r , 1:; cf4;l7Ut,llll
sur—lti Was.
mcxey-t7015.142
t i - -- irttim — ff -- ir,l 7 • • MOPS 4.200 assorted
pattenw lii77) ILEX= LL COLLINS.
ft.miciau rIAAMER.-2 . 00 bbis.
rreob• (.M.' .:': -umsine a. covusg.
IVBRICALTING'"OILa -,-- Su • -r4or.
: 4 : - L
bbts. Instlttehrod by
11
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II
4-4 A.
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