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oppot4..i 1.. rree.loni in ',tar
Their oppphitinn IR illln , found
tiCit 111 111-1 .11 prip1.111(.11 1.. 111. N.lll, .11 th
spvciai privtivg, hit hold I t chart,
a particular line is barely payirm expenses.
Or perldipi in arrear,s, the
are not afraid of competition, for the plain
reason that no persons can be found ills
posed tip compete with them But a hen a
line is profitable, and, especially, when
there is no appreciable limit to the increase
of traffic, the holders of the fram•lOse may
confidently berelied upon to oppose either
the granting of special charters to conflir t
with their interests, or, which is the stone
thing, x Free Railroad Lair. In this respect
theccinduct of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company is not exceptional, but in accord
ance with the uniform rule. The Reading
Railroad Company, the Delaware, Lscka
warms and Western, the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, and the Atlantic and
Great Western Company, are here all in
the same category. There is a good deal of
human nature in raliroad managers. No
private Individual, having a profitable busi
ness, is likely to invite competition, or to
allow it if in his power to prevent It.
Moreover, opposition to a Free Railroad
Law Is to be anticipated not simply from
the officers of existing railroad companies,
but from their stockholders and dependents.
Men are not ordinarily so disinterested as
to tcork against their own welfare. What
ever may happen when the millennium
strati arrive, it will not at present do to
count on men undermining themselves
in order to give their neighbors a better
chance
Here are interested, numerous and pow
erful classes, who will be certain to thwart,
if possible, all efforts for the obtainment of
the law in question.
Beyond these, there are still larger num
bers who are indifferent to the issue. These
are the men who live in districts already
sufficiently supplied with railroad
By sympathy and neighborhood they are
likely to incline to the restrictive polky.
Having obtained under that policy all they
.desire o ihey ore naturally content with it,
and fail to see why other people should not
Then there are the inhabitants of dis
tricts who are looking confidently, and not
without cause, to one or other existing cor
porations to develop their sections through
the construction of branches. Nothing is
more natural than that they should either
be apathetic on the question of free rail
roading or actually In opposition thereto.
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Now, let an y .- e map of Penn
sylvania, which- addition to geo
graphical conli hi various- rail
roads; commented and .in operation, and
he will be able to compute;with approxil
mate accuracy, what senatorial and repre-•
sentmive districts are likely to feelitspeCial
interest in opening railroad tiotetion
to free competition ; and what districts
will tor apt to hold their. Inemberatxt rigid
accountability if-they oppose that proposi
tion. We suspect there - are more districts
likely either to side with the monopolists,
or to-care nothing aliont_the question_ than
1..03*0n13% apprehended: A
AtOdes, the monopolists have this other
advarttege; whatever jealousies they may
lathe towards each other, on thilmatter,
if I distinct issue shall be .made uP:theY
will be pretty sure to be at agreement and
to act in concert.
concluskon we• arrive at Is this: If
the filen& of. a' Free italltead Law mean
to succeed, they must resort .to it thorough
omit:dation, deviee a „fist, Impartial end
coMpritheneive plan of , operstions,fand
sue is*ith patagging el4r . . .
TLX the, apttment of ,
4 ..... „Sidfed &stew Anew= and Coitora.;re
qtth'es that thefoltallize raridente.orldls;'
trieenticim which they - are 11 1 1 P9bited,
(39v4611Ranos :not , . realdent of the'
Wendy-third district, ,his so***
Collector of that district la consmaeutly'Lll,
amide tom thta , howevek, the people s oft
the Twenty-second will , Twenty-third ; dis ; _
trictfr lull as well he Iltstlifed itiat they Lai
this 7 tiattet la then. Sinn Thiev..;
point:Cent of Gov. Vorearrat is pot for-
Want Ski plDre egarrinkent—a feeler to test
the4a4oohir9Fle; - ***iimibliat
quie4ytoi snch:•mwintinents every one
notlo44 , lllcenn:dok,*:fio,
will biiintagisit it they -prgit .I . FertVe
and resist such an ' encinackinent. the. ,av
lean in wich' strong Eletalbllcin diet zreta
It is for the peop10; tlierefirti;Wiirprisk
thati. l3l taPfri4lank.sa the contemplaiM
changes , sd once and etriphinicogy.T''grefig..
IxKl Mrlot 2 ni]dvw:th#4iotdeZlCOns
Twenty-third
,dliarict,do sot Ward 4:10V",
J a0061. 4 461 4e: M ll 4itick he hat;
beekriShot Ike' , tie 7 nutde.
spokirat atWatinisteinigive .140-4 e,
airetteiTher: • 2 •
TtCe 'extreme ne!!mStottoldttnutip still
urge the Prisgdooftolettoit to vlStetiCe t'o
'TPA, flooooro -l OoFoliettiligect edits:in
theAotr...Xidooto'ol" 4 3 o itgrets. Then earn!:
itiltetrlttirg+nttdtnp.:litt4is a 4.•
to tofflpiit. KElPijk;PYl
ftwed-iiium*Aticror aviai cane.
It, when S,ee surrenikr
ed,Vcogren bid I *! 4 *i3l4kiii,iiiisdif
zesi iT b .4WIAM
beii%otiomea and. isikrikted which - would
have :resulted in theniimlssiiot Oftlie**
ernthilt#4l,9it% tiettira, this •
Isalfr6sent Coitgretii, sqn aig • i t t t unt
viiloo4#4 l 44itUilbilworsa'
mica of ugraiwkWuthdiasKW.bisiiiii
subdue the
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he I:ll.7randi.ienient .1 Ow
Iltipslturgi, and the con,iptcnt
if Vicuna as the capital city. 3 hi:ii
to rats, the el
lern still higher find to magnify liti•rho
making it thi• chief ity of the lintpitc
After thc loin! willll.l. 01 11 0 1,11111 !r..1,
Denmark. l'AlisSin noble an appr..nrl.o.l , ll
Of the territory wniell excited the :Mg, iit
A t i,tria. Noir, she manifest- a disposition
upon the fir.' 'lll.lllllllly.
31 of the , inaller principalities. Swill tot
opportunity 01011.1 01 . 1 1 111 1 if Austria should
again he thrown into a conflict w ith un it e d
Italy for the maintenance of her N'enitian
and in opera
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iosse,sions. Count Liao Ann, the Prime
Tinister of Prussia, strongly favor. this
policy of absorption. Such of the minor
reigning princes as allow reason to bear
sway instead of vanity, take to it kindly;
fur it is clearly better for them to hold the
rank of leading nobles in a cast monarchy
than to keep the status of petty sovereigns
neither respected nor feared by their neigh
hors. Prussia does not find it difficult to
discover plausible pretexts for the gratifies
tion of her ambition. Austria has felt un
comfortable under the menace offered to
her pride and territorial integrity. The
remit has been that angry notes have pass
ed bet weenthe courts and simultane
ous movements made towards readiness for
Meantime, an apprehension has prevailed
that In case of rupture tht) non-Germanic
provinces of Austria would rise In revolt.
The latest accounts put a different face on
their intentions. It is now stated that Hun
gary, as during the tierce trials of MARIA
THRRESA, will stand fast by the Austrian
throne, and will put a force of 160,000 nun
into the - field for that object.
By the rules of the Germanic Confedera
cy, :the contingent of Austria, in case of
a war, is 160,000 men; that of Prussia 130,
000; and of the smaller States 200,000; this
apportionment being on the basis of the
strictly German population. it would
seem, therefore, that the zeal evinced by
Hungary in behalf of Austria, mast so
equalize the comparative forces as to lessen
the chances of a war which, in case it
should be fully inaugurated, would be like
ly to involve most of the European nations.
CIRCULARS and letters have been sent
nut this week from the War Department
and General Grant's' headquarters, to the
Department and the Division Commanders
of the South, in explanation of the Presi
dent's recent peace proclamation. They
are informed that it does not discontinue
martial law, and does riot restore the privi
lege of the writ of habeas corpus. It was
also stated to them that the troops are not
to be withdrawn at present, that more will
be sent to any place they are needed, and
that the duties and preregatives of the
military are Oct in any ;respect thereby
abridged.
Will any admirer of theeresident's Pol
icy explain what sort of Piece this is which
subjects the Civil to laititry Law ?
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POLITICAL A.
Tire VETO Powan ring been much
discussed of late; the folicrWing record of
a-stances of its being wielded will be inter
esti,ng
n Ao the general reader:,. By George
IV g bi 4ton, ll,• .IRiniii 'Madison, 6; James
Manioc 1; - Andrew Jackson, 9; . John Ty
ler, 4; James K. Polk, 9; James Buchanan,
1; Andrew Johnson, 2.
lion. A. G. Wumeart, of Vermont,
whose name was published as one of the
rice presidents of thelohn Union Club,
haa written 'flitter — denon" g the whole
mat e ,
movement r alact.dettnid* rliewithdrawal
of his name. Mr. W is,nzt opponent,
of Andrew Johnson's Prili .
Tau poyolir AndisinationAn :Wisconsin
against the President has moved the Legis
lators of that State to change' the name of
one of the eagles kept at the State capitol
from "Andy"to "Timothy." Thus while
the ?resident in his indignation turns Col.
Forpeitoto a - dellinet fowl, the WisConsin
Legls4tOrs. itaisforta' the fowl : "Andy"
into grtyts. -
Tun Democratic men' are now censur
ing" the President that he didnot carry Con
necticut for them. • •They say he
_went just
far enough - to tote, the - r State when he might
have earried - Ji„ and they further pay he
bugAtto hate carried-it.: It may tenoute
consolation them" rtnrettect, that-ifthe
Prestdent•Fdid npV carry the 13%te for! fie
Dein ,. .inhtt at tenet tileirte . ,: - ind most
certaplydhi t not 'e!till'ittfor;the'liteindW
.
Tat 1314.' John., A, Ramon, of lowa,
roached - on the. subject, of
having beVI-aZa t 'Maiden" ihr Coa.
ft ihnini 4ll34 t 4e-11- 144 as nil-,
grass 7
loin; : . •.1 s 7. ,
',lf am a candidate, it moat a thrk , r_
Vh4oinr _Rembu ft w i
,oxis t iy,Aq began
t3,WhOWeabWalaan! . 2 ll
IsrlOctkjtittlaittuarai... letcmtpg
adheres to t•Platibrarld.,-/ lin:
expecmto adhere to Aim „
formand candidates
for ner'atalinit any a d the Ate Dn.
can iiarty and ltasairi ,
Andrew Janson all, the:: time, e .
4;1114 the protection of loyal to
'yal ,
bbtkwhiteand.black.P
i Imm St: Louis priMkrif„soyf,Aore was,
,eorudderabTefiatitapteatons' - a Asp be
fore yesterday, on tlie.dleoov - that, the
reaalkelea'atllOtiOitdl4ltituaiaCilot
lanUaih:&-t4'.luat 4000, aud:the:4Sht eh=
s4aitulated, .IrheliouselasbeeAtterati4
far 1 40.0 6 'Year,IllaitoOd.fliffaiWIliicent•
'mut/ Caineh) light. It is statettltatt.orie
*sentweeks pard.Ahla straaida-been par-.
dawn/iv:ries offitertA, torn,. etd.:,'
r a , isse - h! r7thaa,the - than; rates,
a the7L . P . P4 0111 , . 1 2 - .:PrigOililg_to
- on - thll7saausl , thi*stiter : pansaut pg
a u,. , 00q .. *.tinS of . .goodiy . ..bcpth ,pin ..
' , leeltag a lame: pumli er.
o ike t ra cit4oo7e JAIN* ? ,htieti.s Y. Vag - . 414 opr , , ,
Bons roorobimMOC . lfribr** l o4).oglog
from $000A44400(f.:-•, , afolknsbniih t tiv3imor,
of : the -s-firmr3nwrlifllr
gOor ... !.he' "Mawr
*TOY: .1•IF---iit.af*.e,
WE have seen prirateletter *OM•Viiit•
Noon Territory,,doW. thevlddt-rief
nary, which' mites' that the winter there
was oxer, and thevembieiiiiring-like; the
hittie r had been singing all the winter t which
I was nry _ moderate and Ida; tp.114 -
thide, there Wei, lovely :,'-:
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weewnZand there
l'OMir early and 'ml
gays women in that
V e tztatested, , Wldt
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Were 111,1 IBller , pres, lien itt.wa
ellVlirtal, but With fill, 11111
1.11/111V tlerikitini at a, return the "lour,
WE have hillen en oe-tdential day,
Cholera in the I Prient, Italy and Just 1.
Pruner, Trichina in Germany, Rind, rpt,t
in Russia, Holland and England, w heretiv
the Sheep Plague is :faded these,,are nut
all. Even the hirds in Italy are dying Lc
ttt miasma, :Ind a MUM , em
demi,' on the coast has made shrinipsof the
Freud, oysters.
A DAILY line of Concord {,ll{Chen bus
been established between Omaha find Salt
Lake, and a tri weekly fast freight line
The Omaha line i 2 a distinct line of itself
Omaha i, the starting point of the, Great
Plane route and et treym for the through
travel on it, which, ac a through route be
tween the Atlantic and Pacific, can have
no rival.
A noae extravagniit story is told from
Cincinnati about a lady in Brown county,
Kentucky, who, a few days ago had twins
—a boy with eight 'teeth and a girl with
four. We presume the mother alit forth
with proceed to wean her precious darl
ings.
PAPER. —We understand one house in
New York has imported 70,000 reams of
paper, and that a decline must soon take
place. There never was a more unscrupu
lous monopoly than the present one that
controls the price of paper.
WE leart.from New Orleans that tint
ship Porter was destroyed by are at A oak.
chicola recently. She had 1,490 hales or
cotton on board, half of which was saved
in a damaged condition.
MR. Dteststsott's SUCCESSOR. —Judge
Charles A. Peabody is spoken of as the
probable successor of Daniel S. Dickinson
as United States Attorney for the Northern
District of New York.
3ionstrry has taken a high standard in
Carson City, where them. is a dancing
school conducted on very strict and Puri
tanicat principles—"cash in . ad sauce, n ad
no huggiM."
Tim Pennsylvania Legislature has passed
a law, enabling oil romraaniev to mortgage
their property for the purpose of raising
fluids to proceed with the development.
D.s.wraLWrmusus, , Postroasterat Frank.
lin, Tennessee, has been arrested, taken to
Nashville and committed to jail, charged
with robbing the United States mails.
A NEW YORE OF.NTLEXAN has taken the
veil ; but it was a live-thousand-dollar bri.
dal veil with a young lady in It.
prFOR ASSEMBLY,
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MAJ. OEN. J. B. KIDDOO,
Formerly of the Rid and =Lb Pa. V 01.., sod and
22d U. S. colored trot a, and wounded severely in
trout of Richmond, will be s
,candldate for Ammo
bl y before the Republican County Convention.
aplrtte
WrOn ASSEMBLY.
THE FRIEND'S OF
HON. GEORGE WILSON,
Of Pitt Township, will present Ids name as a cane I.
date for Assembly, before the next Colon Itepobli -
„mut County Convention.
aplthle PITT TOWNSHIP.
fAr, CONGRESS, 22d DISTRICT.
HON. 1. K. MOORHEAD
liarnm placed bimoelf at dwarves,' of his Meads.
nownse to their made est big., fo r a lle Is
lion Lrvez,velU tra!: '6,7lflgA, il,37ect b rO
the .00100 o the Union Republlmur County onven
era :re
arTONGUEgn.—The friends o
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY .
Will present Ws name to the Conmentlon of the
Union party, for nomlazilon .c and i date for Con
vex. lathe 224 Distriet. mhlll:te4
IarpOINGIIESS.
.GENERAL JAS. 8. NEGLEY
Is A CANDIDATE IN THE 22n DiSTRICT
mhillnd •
arFOR SHERIFF,
SAMUELS; CLULEY,
Sappier intim adieu of tliolLiniontlepubllcen Conn
ty Convention. -.. • • mn .U—Selinwr
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LPlttatrumborsibliiiiii iiteactlf4 ot, as. tha
•iirepatatcuroountroonTention.
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Of hiaaebeater. will ben eaudidatiteitoifilay Cele
'mtalLabee,, subject to-the action 'Of the llnfouJae.
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l'lttrlforplf. If. pf% ir I •if -• al lof durerff
offld. flo. I tl) of l'ifidoorg., vfou RN% f.,
frr , l3ndo %roll ffif Af . l of A—. fnlffs. .ffifrof of I
rho lit, I . lll.fforich. for., d A, If lb. Inflo.
ocr ono. who ffddlocl rofo.r Is toff keno , .
the . 3.1•1 - 1 , t, Ilooldc 1 ff. amour. of the Idt oksfo
The old tool, ff..n. o, foff• If
ti ar.
tuoff fat fife n, rff if a... or ',fry
V. relit. therefor
EArb , kve 110 r.... V.,,, , , $ 7 W
El.ll Four /1, - ,o• \ eh,. 1,.. . 15 , 0
I.:Ital. Fn.° Hon, Hark. ...
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or:init.., olld Tlinbi r \V 1,,...10 .1,, , nn I, ~.
hors,... $.1.0 0.1....,.11. Fo . och additiou.l hors, u.... 1
in lity or the stro•F 1 ..111. r
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N. FICIIIIA I. M, Cloy Treasurer.
l'lTinuraort. I , ..toruart ' , Vi, 1.3.5.—r0...t05v1.1
IWNEBS OF DRAWS, WAGONS,
Axes, HACKS, "MN IBUSE,, and every
..f art. rrytilred to c:111 at
tn.. (Mice or the t•lt and tale 0111 ihril
Licenses./ ut twtore 11w 1, OA 1 OF AMAY next.
Foreach and •.rer, .rt. ,r Leal
drawn awn n, one horNe. lbr
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F ll l earh tnd ev.,7 one ut ate unu,.. PA ravd. 0.1
Vrlthios drawn 117 two lion,e. the sun. of 1, tal
azawlmminctim
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Vehleies. drawn by tour horse, the sum oi 101x1
For each and es rry Hack draw n ht two horses,
the sum of lo in
For each and trier) liliallbus and Tlnther
Wheels, drawn two horse•. the Wu of nut
For each additional Our.e att..lied in any or
the shore named Vehicles. the snot of. . I OD
S.. 1. IL shall he the duty of all Livery stable
Keepers In said el le to make a return to the (:1,7
Treasurer, within twenty days utter the passage of
this ordinance, and annually thereafter on or be
fore the Ist day of May of each and every year, of
the number of Veblcirt of every desnriPtiott. Owned
and used by them In their btduccs, and the kind
thereof. awl the same return shall he made tinder
oath.
Ott. I All °truer, of Oarta. Dray., W•gens and
other Vehicles, who Wall neglect or refits to too
cure license to aforreald, dil2ll be anthem to. pen•
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nit, of not less than M perrent. for every thirty
days the same remains unpaidafter the Ist day of
)fay of each year All I.lv ery iit a aLsie Keepers fall-
Ity to mate the rein r• required In the 4th hertion of
this Ordinance, shall, in addition to the fortgoldk,
he subject to a penalty of not rereeding Orly Julian,
all of which penalty shall or recovered before We
Mayor or one of the Aldermen of said. rlty, by mou
rner) conviction: and It /Wall b. the , tiny of the
Chlef of Potter to seen out ail peraons who have
to comply vetch any of the provisions of this Or
dinance and report the came to the City Treashrer,
for asltleb 'nervier he shall receive the corn orarti
ern t• in each cal, to be faxed and collected so part
of the costa, upon eon vletion as aforesaid.
The prnaltlea for non-compliance with theordi
nance will be strictly enlorced after the •bove date.
11, MACY 'AMON, City Trevouvr.
CLOTHING.
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44PECIALL NOTICE.
JOHN B.MYERS & CO.,
PH111..10.E.L.P111.4
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Wednesday, April 25th, 1868,
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Nos. 232 and 234 Market Street,
A SPECIAL SALE OF
CIA OT IX I ZO" Glr,
ON FOUR MONTHS' CREDIT,
Comprising lA/Ilf lEEDIUId sod FINE GOODS.
solt able f!rftte COWITILE AND BEgT
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CITY RETAIL. TRADE, including
Full molts In CLOTHS and CAEIIMEISFS:
Fancy canMIMERE BACHE%
Wq2.li.T.A_Pi
• )111:17rlotARtiis
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-• Sults In PANTS and rEsTS:
Piaui a rear] cassimereSPRINOOVEB-COATS:
Blank Cloth rittiCKs.,
• • •• SACKS;
Doeskin PANTO and VESTS;
WABFIIatiTONHILLS sad other makes of BLUE
PLAN NEL;
Black and Colored Alpaca and Drap D'Ete SACKS
and SACKTESPP
Sleek and Colored Alpaca and Drell Ete PANTS
and VESTS;
A Laiate Line of Linen and Duck DUSTERS;
SACKS;
`• " PANTS& VESTS
Satinet and Cottimade SACKS and SACKTEES:
•• .•
PANTS sod VESTS;
Black and Tansy VESTINVII. Ac., Pc.
__The goads-comprising this sale have all been made
expressly forTHISSPIONO arm SUALISERTRADE,
sod are of the Lamm, Styles, of very superior manu
facture. in French, English and Asuesisan Cloths
and Casalmeres. of the choicest selection. The
Malta have bore carefully sired. Evey_lotiortil con
tain • selected assortment of sizes. We feel cone
deot that a similar lurolce of (loafing . has seldo m been, It ever, offered thtough the Auction Room.
and that this sale will present superior Itidtteetnents
to .
dbauyle e
to rs
commence it 10 o'clock preclnely. Cata
logues reedy early oil the moral:4ot the sale.
JOHN B. A CO.,
aprretd giseilmieera, Phltadelphia.
HATS, CAPS. &o
1866. SPRING HATS. 1866.
- 31e4CCOTIOD Jit
181 WOOD - ,STREET,
fflaa to call spectal attention' totbetr large and
ardendld- stoat of
Rata, sc., for Spring and. Stun.
LADELS. antaanrAcHia,wi atDts 4
ONNT , I3. and BUTar na,BAIAtAIi. "
- THAT 4 : 1 11.1 1 16111TUAkk.,1513151/kliS, Aff*.T
Dir'43l*
19 - tr4st - vir
orm , 7 dftaipuo. 1 0 'Ulf, all
NwTOl , l
.CONSIGIIIMENTAk.“ ,
263.boxeS =got
;tell bulieja.Veactt ilOw‘Potatoes;
)31 taffel c iartctdsr.Viseger;
• tenni...No.M
g" " '..„2 4 4, cbe rti, •
lletelved and Int sate et re.VSOkerty street.
apl7' • POTTEUVAIX allarelto
()ROI E FAMILY :FLOUR,
SOO DM. Wid. World; 11 'IS Sod "IMO. lack , ; 100- ~/,:4•Aorldsiloll,4 •do o • -do
/Or - A5n0141.14. do do , noIC. ,
•fr Ito
ISO Adkl A., 00 4 o
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"Or do
os/arbT' • d'O x sTisozr,
spl7. • . 19. WeilidiloOrDlooload,',JUloTboor.
r,slWO4. - : 411L 4 / 7 21,11 1./I"lttinei
. ../orPligtOlSlskroxit
a-vim:mom):
spit "- • "C7mS
of Market and Fins smote.
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lt i c "
4 4
Bu AOr-gi
ar 47 . orM.Xtkgair N t e s
'Dt9,l-"inge% 4 ?" 4ll LWait
9 17 Omer aatt7l firaetti."
Atllto,
1410:077White
:.'corner Jcsiwirixostretw
natAraw-stbo , dtiput , ortme low
Oro ei!ir mta n artyli M Tor,
s y naC42l‘ 6 lll s V
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la
Tosoostom roanoto, to !Woo stietior e
ar i ft
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t* ar"teqUedrAM biant
spl7
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XV.tNTLI) iNimoti Agent. to ~•11
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111 1
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ANTED. -- $ (.400 PE it It: tit
\ ' I
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'R,s.•Kon,, •
FOR SALE
UK
1-11 , .0 , 1: , 11 .,,, A 1 .? I
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I.A N
111. II,, V. 1.111.
All N El:,
I,'()R SALE -A three-Klory Brick
1-I.•t I
Ka% at, waree. •/t. A All.
f , ll;ll‘ ,i ,:re.t r,.lg. 1.01
v • F.H I ,
I.`OR SALE.
Valuable llu,ittes Properly,
II lIIL h num,.
st.r..et
A for t Ito time n 11l A isl I MONTHLY, of ebb - bd..
t'/IF.ltitY. Vt.. not., will bewren.
apitt.ord N o . 303 Liken, street t 1
VOR SALE--A Valuable Country ' Offiee at Monongahela House,
A Residence et Edge...mei station. Penutylrania
Railroad, one cud a half tulles from W llklusburg; . An , ~n n h ,„„ nn ,, be , on iy on y nooo. st o illk ;me
Eleven acre. MS perches of Land; a nor new Dew - '
Mg containing ten MOMS 11.1141 Ilan 1111derneath. IFl•ad, C•lArrtr. discharges from Ib c Ear. Sealer
Fruit and other epos - enteric., on the premises. For • In the Ear, obstructions of the Eustachian
further Informttlon, rail at No. Mk Fifth ;street, ,
'no, and all Arno ~r Chron., Memo.,
lettobure, or on tbe premises
no: tdtf .1. S. KINO. of the Ear and Alr Passages.
Fort -
SVALE, e
Nu Obis, White Idruc, . Artificial Eyes Inserted Without Pain, and
•im •• c sict nod Plaster; perfectly resembling the Natural Eye.
wo • - Land Plaster:
10., ' • ' Hydraulic Cement, - Operations for Cataract, Strabirmua
no •• Iforendate I. mottos,
At 310 LluettY street. or Cross Eye, Artificial Pupil,
*pet fwd_ W WAI. I. Al. I .
_ etc., skillfully performed,
POR SALE — THE PRACTICAL and all Diseases of the
1 . ENGINEER, by John Wallace: second edition.
emerged and improved. About, one-half of this edl .
tion %MS already been sold. Every Engineer or man EYE AND EAR
who owns or rune • Steam Engine should here a
copy. It costly needs to be read to be appreciated.
All ordure directed to the subscriber, at 310 1.111. 'Freated, sod evert operation In Aural and °MOW-
F.RTY STREET. Plitsbuirgh, Pa. will rw prompt I) rule surgery, performed by
attended to. Price per ellp), 03,00.
141a:4Ra VI . W. WALLACE.
VOR SALE ON THE BIG SANDY DR. GARDNER.
.4- 111 VEIL-1 offer for sale the MINERAL RIGHT
OF NINE iIIINDEELI acREs, .ituaDd In and on I For further particulars references, tertimonlabl,
the lands ohs MRS abuse Peach Orchard Works etc., nd fora Circular.
The COAL is In abundance, and of auod lity. OFFI se CE HOURS FROM OA.O.PSa r. N.
The setae are from WOULD° HOVEN FEET THI qua CK, Principal Office, 1711 W EST FORTY-1111RD ST..
Persons withlngjo purchase will call SA the Ken - NEW YORE.
lucky Moues, Ardilartd, Ey. Tome cheap aml res.
tamabe. Addreair VIOSIAS RUSsELL, Ashland,
Kentucky, ruhlulind • CATARRH! CATARRH!!
ii.
LOU ALE -- A P o rtable Double '
CIRCULALI SAW MILL, without Engine and t DR. OARDNER [ream Catarrh by the menus of
Roller, made by Laue and idodley, of Cincinnati, Warm Meditated Inhalation. Dr, rardrier can re
-1111.1, " 1 . 511,11 thell lamtelee; up t er New , E Illthea• re rto a number of citlzenr of Pittsburgh who have
with flroas-ent Saw, thaßing and all complete; alto to on nor ., by him. natafflnid
three V loch Barrel 50.., for cutting stases. made hr Whitney, of Winchester, Mass. The above Ma-
...
chinery has been In nee In the lumber region hot a
abort time, and Is In pacrfeet order. Adder. the
PENNA. SALT MANUFACTIDIIIiti COMPANY
Natrona. Pa, spill:bre.
FOR SALE.
T.....H.1RL1GV3E1 LOT.
T. & J. T. M'CINCE 3
The Flrirt Reformed Preebyterian Congregation of Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
Pittsburgh, (Dr. DOrobk.4, Putor,) offer for sale i _
their property located on the turner of Plum and , have Removed to the hew Building,
Cherry alleys. and but 20 feet from Liberty street.
The lot 14120 feet by 145 feet, on which are the I No. 196 Liberty Street
Church Building, and a Tenant House of 4 rooms.
inquiries may be made of, or communications ad- : Owing to the lateness of their purchases for the
dressed to THUS. SMITII, at the Fourth National . SPRINU TRADE (the senior partner being now in
Bask, or Ia IL I . MILLER, 133 Third street. the 14ast) they are prepared to exhibit goods for the
apllaf. CUSTOM TRADE at the VERY LOW - F.ST QUOTA
._
FOR SALE, , TIONS that goods bare yet reached.
Ten Acres of Land.i They bar v. and design to keep, • M., PERIOR
: STOCK OF cLOTHINU FUR SALE, OF TIIKM
11 W N MANUFACTUTUL,and EQUAL In all respect
:;" CUSTOM WORK. mbKffawdMAJYT
G.EN. GRANT
SITUATIf It lY MeCLURR TOWNSHIP, adjaceut
to the Allegheny Observatory, between Perri,-
sills Plankroad and the Township rood, and within
ten minute,' walk of the Mattel House and Post
s:4lre lit Allegheny. This property presents outlaws'
Indusements to those who desire to secure a home
In a healthy and pleasant location, easy of teen.
and convenient to the titles. It will be sold togeth
er or In parcel, to snit purchuers. For ftwther In
formation, loqulre of J. 0. & A. P. MORRISON,
Attorneys at Law. 149 Fourth Street. spit at
FOR RENT
To LET,
A Three-Story Brick Warehouse,
Situated Nu. 57 Water street, earner Redoubt alley,
and running througb to Flrst street, the. same hal!:
171(V b rN ' arrIgile 4 " {el= or l
V.V. 1
of j atti g -
TER at boo. .59 and 60 • Water
strtat. *pilaf
FOR RENT —The Lot on the ear
ner of Butler and Allegheny strieu, Ninth
Ward, together with th e old Briefs Depot Bundles
thereon. The lot bee 144 feet front by ICO feet deep
it si V M I II 7 ' I* rrtPPeWM.II.IBIIIITO,orA Fllth
street, *Mond door. mbhitt
FOR RENT—A Country Seat, eon-
Ming $b sereiroillieh Eigk j gcd: two-story Brick
Nam, Stable, 0 ti ring andiSprring
Nome, situated 2 miles from the idge, oppoidtej:
Knox., Fruit °Miens. Apply to
mhis - • B. MCLAIN d CO.
AUCTION SALRG4
FVfNITURE; CAW ETB,
• AND
•
SUNDRIES AT AUCTION.
0n39101Fi.1051/AT 31011:211110, Ayres l7M,at 10
o. clock, an d 'contlnrang lathe afternoon at:o'clock,
&Value/Ile lleu , Aueslonliolue, 55 and 5/ Filth
stree4wlll ao and Book • Came Wardrobes, Be
rydtd" t i te ld =a -8 11thiii in Vre l arrit i aA s irlbr,r
list rtimA, Lisse,liedeestala'and • quantity elUmce
end Drab a rtic le s: 91.0
Ink istand,Fetillaek, Bedsteads. tlprtog sed,
Mattrauee s Feather Beds, Helf•roetlng Cradle,
tame Caller jailors. Clock., tax light Chandelier,
nee Venetian Blinds, handsome tie* Window
Igltaeihai"h,/m}!l4leCi.ta4igty Qamnsvare, kitelmo and
raile_=.wurzar T:74
d rar.itzvo:rul3:-
atll ."tkulat9iNta",utr..
TO: he'Firrir STUEET=HOIIIIE
-LI
A/o.p LuT.-TtwpArn . ;pn. tof igtki i ,
ToklonOLOTOnXtril. Moot. POO,* Binteldeld; De
los Alteettcont sad!ODfOettn depU4 5.".1d6 pool
,edcottgio rem .opeigui ou 0 0 Leror sod
"'l n tl I m 9 "l:::,:itibro: rivrj4u. V.. 41
vitirtu n utabte.
41 • • • ' . •A. illataVAlNE..Auot. .
,AND INSVHANt E STOCK&
0. TUESDAY XVENLNO,"•AprIVI7Ih,: at ti
t711=1 .• ? I tl e -Altrgj u lsolid tr .. or Goounerclot
• iloWoltouTtlili_AtlonallfaTA. _
18 "4,7, ctrxlll,=`4l,l4,,i'
Wtslern do' ' :do
A. ?doILIVAINK. Amt.
OTS ON LIBERTY AND AlrEnt
wiltErac ALL Eatrzor.'7lLnoc-
WU b*ocl
i t on'the'poudieo , o h NESDAY
aMteintal4g 3 rgtalli t44i
.Igoatimar.vaeattrgebrAunt
I 11: -- 4.1612:11);(e
DOCTOte'n Le OIEà
1/011MTIWY
.
Absisimer atitoisox or THZ ipint 1!.&..
Stamm 04Pkilumv, api(Gros
at; Os-OPC /MN. .CA.VAL.SY,
. . ham apaaad callia at ,
Wo.l3l4ll4lPaintitlikletreett,
**rthiProott6t4l.ll7,*(lENTANDM*Picniz
G =Ai)
iui
I 6 LEAD
4." zr
jirr Serr,
, •
a
• BIE gn9-141L
ON
: u t.i.
' FAiiittraeltilt CO.,
nti nnt.t. ,
—_ , conierwa°4
.p -
GS; ,.
, v •:•• • - • -
A kw,*(ol4 itiXLAWISMAXII, CONCORD
grnitrOY , ; ll 4;4lC*-*P l2l $
*tie
,Z.3M,:::-"trtsl,', Et pr.
tAliDe
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SELTZER
KISSINCEN
SARATOCA STAR
SIMON JOHNSTON
I orher !sintililicld and I tourill
OCULIST' AND AUR IST
I)F4UNE‘s
ME
IF JIIJR,
[MEI]
CATARRH.
DR. GARDNER,
111 eve 1 mg:,
Oft-LIST AND At KIST,
\ I)
Tuesday, April 17th,
=1
rs.a...r• T. 3 i=tia ..A. - sr , 81st
MERCHANT TAILORS
REMOVAL.
SNZOgFIRSOCKEIR,
NEW SPRING STYLES
OP
BOYS' SI ITITEIi,
47 St, Clair Street.
GRAY & LOGAN,
W G. SALE
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NORflliftil COMO Of PENA I St CUR Min
PITTBI3I7BOH,
grA i gi:glfrfo ni r =lT r e o Wrocttorger 10
0 4 2 : hw Pa
i k i j"" kMar n et
selected stock d
of
Fine Woolen Goods,
Peculiarly adapted to (iIiNTi,F.)tEN'S SPDAND
AND SUMMER WALE, • Sala
BOOKS.STATIOMERY,Sso.
600 BARBELS OIL PER DAY.
A great (Jll Staike an the FOSTER FARM, manic
Allegheny River, live miles below Frnklin. , Bse •
HuNrs IMPROVE D MAP OF VENANGO COUNTY,
Vinir Mtlitas&V ;cIip:TAN - tr.
• izz4z,7,l;iftediabve;:,,atvr. of
JOHN P. HUNT & CO, renatithers,
• • •
50 PIMA tiTSEIT, (hiavonle Hata
siria*PB Off WARREN 00.. rd..; WETildi..
00., WEST VA., and WEST TA: and 01/10 - 0
REGIONS, and other Maps 01-tbe different States;
Apu
AMERICANINICI ,
!ha
car Ilke., ,
_ sad, about , otts.
tiara cheaper. Gave at.teileattreettbp
eomeorthe arstheccettakintain the cotattepc .
haat • • 2,1, - SAD 7ipou , ecru {._
_ _
EgIONI9tUI ' '
'SEALED rittiOokAti -- ibr , the.
Grain nio kurowthir
eu.!;to Chestatit sired& -wilt UttrevtivpolktryillA.A.V
STEWART., Otteet . eol6lloftllet, or 'the undo,
Ursula, •ivibe off/en of , Ettelrec , rart-11- Coq 111111:
t 4 e "4! , . wain , Aput. trutous. • . .
Slgy, iii:
;..
ipTad
- .
QEALED 7 PROPOSALS"INIMIC
4
kJ (Muting oVNlibla 'Shift itli ? !..IY: IV
Nizon,ana *dun hArevitiyow
.reett
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rt l itelAtlMßllMrs, l'It1"1. "6 ,
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NOTICE TO OWNEIER OR - WAWA;
STONS.-1 1 w•temlutrivudi aalt.-31ranotittart
tug
,r,r4
20,00 0 sna OX
(dial.; mai; titiviir=romi PPR azirtAt:
i=" lr. = ir &EWA wart 7 81
stik °- welt •tit - e 7 l . rentr a -g;
-01. - as the, KarisoutaLter%... o 9ot.it ri Jur.
is m a by the evtittlietUN' r -.ACII9nOgIt
Owl 100 .
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ORY GOODS. T 1 1 M 511 N( :S
1 , 1 I.LI:11\ IF •
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E!MMIIIINSI
11 12 1- 2r., 111' 1111.1. R
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AT 11 3- If., Ai A: ►► ILL OFFER
AT Inc„ RE $1 ILL OFFER
AT 25c„ N E 11 ILL OFFER
AT 26c., WE WILL OFFER
SILKS: SILKS::
DRESS GOODS
NEW SPRING GARMENTS,
1213E113
NEW GOODS
NOW OPENING
AT
BATES & BELL'S,
21 Fifth Street.
17 -
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
vii A. rr lc" re - 7 ZS .
GUIPURE LACE—all tridthot
CLDONY LACE, do
BLACK AND WHITE THHE AD LACE:
REAL VALENCIENES LACE—In great ♦arlet7
LACE TRIMMED SLEEVES,
LACE TRIMILED COLLARS;
CLUGNY LACE do
REAL POINT LACE COLLARS
POINT APLIQOE LACE do
GRECIAN HAIR COILS;
PLAIN HAIR COILS;
Oil
LADILS SATCKIELS;
MOROCCO . WALLIGTA
Notions & Fancy Goods.
THE TRADE EDTPLIED AT LOW RATEM
REVD PEA EXPRESS THIS DAL
Fine Silk Sun Umbrellas,
Pine Silk
Real Point. Lace Clam,
RaJOlO9 antAleutdre's Kid Gloves,
Morrilagn!BlSftw'S;
-• •
I)niitex . ' do liooti ffiarte;
*holetide neatiri
supplaett at - Ltrar Prices; at •••--
ba, ,1:111, ,, : „ .
I ‘ oB . 78 end .8 0 IdarliniStreet
NEW-GOinsir
, : Li tt
4:e1";` :"
e. th t ,
11 Cfi ll aiUMMIAMIS" 11147
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•
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N IDAMEtmer , - 7;;)z,
lEW D COMAS;
WRITE cutursa -1118. D.D1-131D7K.-
Aftftisplam„xf alar
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grenl redocl.c CrWiLLifiner s
I.REAP and In
the most desirable styles.
13=1
A foltand complete Poe of
1=1:1
F. H. EATON,
17 Fifth Street.
MEAN C 011,3,
HAMBURG nom,
HASBUB MINCINeir;
=1
HOSWRY Ai l► ii
visti e •:.?
•
reirso
coniwrrm.
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C!IBEMB!!M!ri
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IN C:10 'l' I 4CO TNT IE3 ,
tt Priee., tor (ash,
WHOLESALE
B 1 I'ERS FROM
WESTERN PENN'A,
EASTERN OHIO,
and WEST VIRGINIA
ARE INVITED TO CALL.
I. H M J AN. 1,11..K.50N .1. T. HMA_NE
J. SPRLNG GOODS
W. W. MOORBMADI,
No. Si Market Street.
RICH EMBROIDERIES 0
1
PINE VALENCIA LACE.' TRIMMED bET23;
PoINT AND VALENCIA LACE lIDEFB.;
CLUNEY LACE COLLARS;
PLAIN AND EMBROIDiD SHLR:E.TRONTS
NEW BOULEVARD HOOP SHIRTS..
CORSETS—PIain, Satin and Embroidered. at
Si Market Street
CARR McCANDLESS & CO.,
(L.krs WILSON,'Cmart a C 0.,)
Wholesale dealers In POREUD4 +ND D0k123110
DRY kIiXIDS, No. 114 Wood au {'t, third boos' abOra
Dlamandallav Phtabural.. Sark
MnM7 7 : 7 n l Ml
THOMAS PALMER
WHOLESALE An MAIL DEAL!
WALL P.Ll t
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
=I
TBSLF3 CI C:3 Ft-
Warehouse, 91 Wood girder,
Saond donr below Diamond Alley,
rrvrautn
WALL PAPERS,-
In Jreto Designs.
PLAIN AND BELUTUTFL BBIGH reaL
TwiT.covc , Re. c5a1,471 xi.
IN GREAT VARIETY. AT
107 Market Street, near Fifth.
!;iIi:YJI
RI:PEA - HANGINGS F 951866.
=1
4inertean Wall Papers.
=I
JME E.WGLISH Pd PEE
4cholce setection clf tbi
Newest .French Paper&
For ule by
wslaga P. MARMISLII.
mbl4 li7V4Z4ll4l4‘tr;
ssri L. or GovnopnENT spa-
DEPUTY QuAntittnAntint 012i7.11.0.410PT1CX 1 1
Prrrstitroott. YA.. April 120 2 15 L Will be sold at Public Auction. to tne.
bidder. the HOSIITAL BUILDING ATITCLW
REYNOLDS, On the 18TH DAY 01 APRIL
at is o'clock W.
ThLLnitdingla SO feet ?long by 40 feet yids, loith
two triage attesbed 30feet /ong b7lO feet wider's/to
Bolldliter to be resumed wlthla ten days after rbill
sale.. .
Titimo—Caatt, D. S. Currency.
MM..
"Meet. Cot. Mid Dep. Q. IL tie*.
CM
EU
SALE.
,
Drugs, Chemicals, Hospital. Stens,.
India Dubber Goods, Drug.
gime•Dimdries,
Will be mold at Al:talon,
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