'the Vittobtrigt4iiittit.
WEDNESDAY 'AVRIL 25,.1866.
MAJ:CEN..JOHN W.:CEARY,
OP Cl3lOB RLA D. MINT Y
NOTICE TO.ADVEIIITISERA
Hanka to km4ol elven that homelier all Tttan-
S admrilsemeat•sleoleitt at Ms °thee must Da
paid our when handed L tia imb3M)i to the we of
'emir wiremisers. whom DIM mill be ren4ere4
quarterly. Mr usuel. advertisers sail Meant make e
Oct.. of Wm, ILI the rule of roe t futrinenrip for firl•
rart.tocznante of the character !stated, trillbe
lndea-
IDIv enforced.
The price of our paper li • TEOLIMOZNTB si the
toaster or from newsboys. Served by carrion at
CEFITS Per (reek.
MR. CLYMER'S INCIIVISM
Mr. CLYMER filled a seat in theSeante of
this Commonwealth throughout the whole
period, of the rebellion.. He .Was - chief of
the Democratic leaders in 'that hody. lie
had advantages, personal and acquired,
which gave him special Ipfittenca over, such
of his . colleagues as belonged to his party.
He was-both their mentor and champion.
We do no injustice to Mr. CLYMER in as
serting that from the beginning of the war
to the end of it his sympathies were strong
ly enlisted on the side ofythe rebels. Had
he been under the' immediate direction of
Mr. Jzir te DAVIS — tutO he would have put
sued substantially the course he marked
oat for himself. Whatever obstacles he
could put in the way of rendering-efficient
aid to the national authorities in the prose
cution of the war he was sure to bring for
ward. Not an important measure was
proposed for arming the State, for putting
volunteers into the Held, and for repelling
actual invasion, that he did not oppose. In
some instances, to be sure, he did not re
sort to a hold and defiant - method Ile was
fruitful of specious amendments, Intended
to emasculate vigorous measures, to retard
action, and frustrate desirable results.
When he had fought a bill in this way,
with parliamentary ambuscades and strata
gems, and was likely to fail, be Would of
ten assign the rejection of his modifications
as the reason for voting in the negative on
the final passage. But, in these cases, ev
erybody saw and felt—everybody now sees
and feels when reading the official record
—that at bottom he was just ns much
against the national cause as the rebels
themselves , and that, in the sphere in
which his lot was cast, be was laboring as
earnestly as they were to destroy the gov
ernment. Scarcely Vir.tasolonsm him
self has a worse record.
Ought such a man to be elected Governor
of Pennsylvania. Is he a tit successor to
GovernorCunrul, whose hands he sought
to tie, whose plans le endeavored to
thwart, all through those eventful years?
It seems to us that the bones of PennsYl
vania's dead patriots, fallen in the great
contest, would shake in their 'maitre,'
graves, at such a'disgram.
This is not a question of ordinary diver
sities of polities' opinion: It is vain to
speak of the excellence_ of Mr. Cbrsueet's
personal deportment; of the amenity of his
manners; of the compass of his intelli
gence; of the breadth of his understanding.
All these considerations weigh lighter than
air against his undeniable incivism. Who
doubts but many of the rebel leaders pos•
sensed all the social virtues and graces in
as high a degree as he does? Who doubts
that some of thew surpassed , him in intel
lectual culture, in force of reason, and in
the charm of oratory? It matters not
what accomplishments a man may show,
if he has pursued such a course as to justly
rank him with the enemies of the country.
Ica mauls not thoroughly loyal—if in the
time of trial he has been found wanting—
pre-eminent natural gifts and acquirements
only make his conduct the more offensive.
If Pennsylvania had followed lir. CLI
ME-les lead; if she had adopted the line of
policy he mapped out and pertinaciously
recommended; not only wo d her terri
tory been overrun, her fields laid waste,
her towns given to the flames, and her rail.
roads torn up, but the government would
have been so paralyzed that the tnion
would have been lost. It is absolutely
monstrous to talk of electing such a man
to the Chief Magistracy of the State.
There ought to be such a sentiment among
- the masses of tliNmeople as would make
his &spirituous hopeless, as would consign
him to private walks forthe remainder of
his titiya.. That there is such a sentiment
among Republicans we feel and know.
The DentocMis talk of serious divisions
and -
'R wholesale epostacies among as.
lot a half dbzen grains of fact can be
sifted out of whole loads of this chaff. A
few -men, inspired either by greed or un
rest, may lie willing to rdpudiate or adopt
any principle, if by so doing they can ob
tain the .hozors and emoluments of office;
but the influence of these men begits and..
ends uith themselves. It is a conscious
ness of this that leads to suggestions - of -a
third candidate to help Mr.- CLiaura'
.chances. All such erpedients are power
less. The people havahS choose between
a gallant soldier, who freely periled every
thing for -the cause, and a politician - who
did .all he could to serve the rebel leaders.
On that issue the stragglers from the . R
epublican rinks will be too insignificant - hi
numbers to afford a count. '
tRT. JOHNSON ORGAN Of Yesterday 'att.
notmeed that Col.. Seatuut.McKgrxar has
been appointed U. S. Marshal for the West
ern District of Pa. Tliis is the Col.'s re
ward for presiding at the tiny Johnson
meeting that was - held iti the mud on liar
ket Street a few weeks since.
- The present Marshal, Mr. lionnocn, h . cs
been a faitlifttl, obliging, courtemis and la
every way excellent officer ; and v, closely
has.he confined himself to the duties of Lis
office without meddirug in - polities that w e
do not know how or where ho blinds on
the issue between the President cad Con
gress. Thel removal-.of sucliiiician is not
only an act of the grossest injustice butime,
of supreme folly, on the, part of the Presi
dent. Mr. kirrisailr-is fl Mall Of wide in-,
fluence. Ile•has %t , lilt hick the. political
power of'the county in he-lives, „to
say nothing-of what he has outside s !JIMA
Mr.MeXcLvx has not enough to the
ward in which he votes., Toexehange the
one for the other; therefore; inubt prove "e(
losing game to . the Presidmw.. .
4 , The same thing may be: mid of. all the
other removal.s mpdf? . -orlllTtyt.4 be made in
due State in every casei, taking.
the cur
rent reportsrpf ,the the probable
a ppolutgen..tne <Akers gentle
men of Ultimo:emir; are
potential in politics 0r04,7 1 0e., tireto
take their places..ati, men Who have either
exhaustedwit!ttiMiluce_ilhey; had, Oiltive
:none to beieittut z . - ThePreshhoiigaina
,
nothing, ,puiting7them'in;
and has everythiitg to lose , by' turning the
others out. ' -
had 110 difficulty lit flaing men to
_accept office from him;. but he' had to look:
for them ih the class without political pirw
.ei,'.just as Joarisow, is. now: doing. :The
parallel bettieen them in treanheryle there
fore holding in the , eonsequeifftey and
will condi:Mk until i ibtartibtr, like nrag,,
at the'end tie. into; the:
obscurit, , begoitin of11:111Te9s 1 contempt:
; . RIGHTS OF LABOkt,.. ~.
... '
'be substitution of machint„ foil:Lai:id:
milft, in all departments of it:M46, has`
u regarded with Mall:v(101y a centaidet
. e eti po to rt u iz :l o n f orm th s e
W la er b e ori ti n nt g Fi s t, '
P t
r " 0 1" il t U i l" " :11 .
fu roite,',Matty,'Weavers were greatly in:
.4.
~„emed..na not a few power-looms were .
I deMOlished by theta „under the supposition
AUL they were titidtrtildices - for- reducing
wcirk people to la COndition• • of 'absolute at ,
pehdence on their employers. It was a
long time before thiS 'eltia.Celin In regard
with complacency any applications of
steam; twTtliel Prorelsicm T 4 .• : 1 4acitY: -
-Stige•drivers and teamsters, In this roue
trY, very commonly, in the early perbid of
deieloprnent, looked with an unfri endly
eyc on the building of railroads. They
I did , pot comprehend tii ,wAtaf, tithes uses
they and their horses could be put to.
This reeling, the natural
s offspriiicof ig
norance, has not yet altogether died out.
Recently it has peen manifested with spr
0+314 itiength;lu the tril g diStiketirifiiii
State. Sonic enterprising - houses conceiv
ed the plan of rtutning- the Titodhcht of
their well* in pipes to the place of ship
ment. -The• Aectalitn 'Ol this phut [(Rik .
from a considerable .number.ofteamsters
the employment to which they Wire accus
tomed. In revenge they tired . certain re
ceiving tanks, destroying the works. Oth
er acts of incendiarism are threatened from
the same cause.
Upon analysis It will.be fotind that this
scheme for retaining a particular form of
employment, in a definite locality, does
not differ in essential elements from the
common method resorted to in case of
strikes of preventing persons who are wil
ling to go on rrom &manning at work
The incendiatism is only an exaggeration
of the forcible restraint. In all these in
stances laborers become offenders against
individual and public rights, end in the
long run, subject themselves to serious
losses.
As A Sanitary measure the Legislature
of the State of New York has given the
Hoard of Health of New York city exclu
sive power to regulate the sale of liquors.
Licences must eliminate :frointhe • Slier& of
Health, who must be very
,circumspect as
to they"personal responsibility and respect.
ability" of the. person to Whom' a license
is granted. All, low, rowdyish and irre
sponsibile characters are to be denied licen
ces and their "places" closed. Thus it is
expectettbnplacea check upon the. evils of
Elie present loose anti villainous liquor-sell
ing system, and bring 'it under complete
and restraining control. The police have
already commenced putting the new excise
ir.w into force, and the effect among the
keepers of low dolls 'and groggeries can
readily be imagined.
Tots leading democratic journals are not
satisfied with the. President's interprets•
tints of the Peace Proclamation. They
supposed, naturally enough, that pence
meant the subonlination of the military to
the civil power; but find it does not.
Searching fully they will find the Prods.
motion meant two things: 1. To determine
when the Freedmen's Bureau shall h'
closed; it having a year to run from the lee •
]oration of Peace. 2. To bring down the
pay of airily officers to the Peace basis.
Beyond these points the Proclamation, as
explained by the Executive Department,
has no effect. While asserting Peace to be
restored, it leaves all the other mnititions
of a state of war.
TlTEHarrigburg Patriot ad trwioL, the
organ of the democratic party, says a call
has been made for a Republican JOIENSON
State Convention; to be held in this city,
in July, to nominate a candidate for Gov
ernor, and that the object is to defeat Gen
eral GEARY. We are not at all alarmed, by
this announcement, for the General. But
we should be glad to see what name; of
living men, are appended to the call- Pray,
put them in print
Tar: Puismc understand that General
PalmEn has had a warm time in Ken
tucky. Upon his retirement, the Louis
ville Jaurnal takes leave of him in this
pleasant fashion : - -
"General Palmer returns to civil life,
shortly. We bid good-by to him without
any feelings of personal ill-will. Be has
made mistakes; .and who does not? But
we think ho has tried to do his duty to the
best of his judgment, and many men would
succeed in a less degree:-
PrimurrrEßlAN......tin the 11th of May,
the General Assemblies of both the Old
and New. School General Asiemblies will
meet In 81. Danis—the Old Mille-Second
Presbyterian Chtrnh , (ltev. Dr. Ntenou.'s)
—the , New in the ,First. Presbyterian
Church (Rev. Dr; .2inmson'a.) The er
peetation of measuiealooking to re.huitin
Imparts speellil Interest to these onvona
lions.
Tat IMPORTATIONS at Ne w York during
the first elghrmonths of the current fiscal
year reached the. value of 114203,533`,754,..a
little less thin double the amount for the
oculresponding peilodolthepreeeding year,'
How does that emnportwitit the demoeratfo
deClaration that the duties are' so high 'ea
to preclude importation?
Ttia ittilowsi. income from direct taxes
reaches stioo,oomoo a year. The Govern.
stmt does not need 010,001),iX10. After
providing, a Merit .Gliadng - rund for the
'ultimate paykentloritheAmiiifeldeht,loso,..
000,000 of taxes' be remitted. - Wilt
Cong Tess atV.9 II tYPIr 4,efgilY
_
Ptitatnirtth pesetas.
..fitarty up youritienthint..zifivo,aannot send
alitadicat send a Copparhead.t , -- d.BOP/terts
(uym'(is,vrnor_o(2lew.lcrrey.- • . - • .-
And so silyl:ny &at Mr . Editor; for:of
ali'men to be shunned and fesred itAs °ne
er your ... Poutidiratives- , ,your and
water, nun--s adze.- They are not to. bO.
trusted, f0r'20411,..40ti:, think thatu.,Yotti
friends, you may be stabbed to the Heart;'A. 'Johnston; 'of lennessee;: Ex.-Goventor:
Johnston, of Pennsylrania;•Lane;'or.lian:
sae; Doolittle, -AV:grim:Main; J.krtintiF...:Pf
Petuntylvania, anakittstlyoroncheighbor of
the flonstaerciak are -nil -or this • stripe,-
' Thug mitts the Scrifdiresa- . .."They dud , are,
not . with' me are against ' the-' Vie: are
either for Our country or siring. it. ~The,
cstainerciat, to .sanctioning
the Pretddent in "my policy" of admitting
'red handedielatinhtto Cou ieae sluown 14'
_sysitpathy with, rebeitu.; , it favored the;
nemistdon ' of Beath:Ma 'rinwesentatisca"
sometiine'' away off-into tlie , fhture, ,, when
,they gase'positivi, ,aridence Of re'prottancep
th* would ali be right,-. 1 -but to abuse as it
does, daily; the-most patriotic:. Gong:mine
etiontry'eser bad; because itdoest not ' for.
Eolith as Icamediately lbw Port Pillow,
Andersonvilly -,. and ~felle..lsfs ssaassi ns
Keay Huai' a Mi i
sheet. lain 11011 Sympathy With
rebels. . if not In sytnpathy,
reasonableAutatc to haitp. : rettels, back lute;
CongreleY •
. say : ll. is in isonitiLlist,, 44'1etwit
iiy 4%;r141 , 44.
the honesty nid amitty,,-of our Congress- hy;
,sUchatticies .
the Ousti taws:
hodesty,patriotturtgd . tidelit'nf our Ca
Ire" 4 1 1 f - 'lige MiattypktelnlysictwALto
VttlMAAC,Pnint
'oo4.l42tlstrata
before the.great )oyal•lorth to bet doubted,'
and alt,the contemptuOus tlingliortbefforw '
Inetciest *Vltava no :More-latlnence-with.
theloyal North -than -thh jOilyr?"drildmit'
speeches of ita l ..ntatteri"`...irtiose &Mir It
:who ' has.:4lolA-'intla
hte [high pOsltiOnthan -Wdents
we ItaTewter bad, nut excepting Pierce di
Bitputtian.; lii2.l'
- - - • • '
t}
ax 'swim kis tiei -
}twins ar,theritemanoti l t
qwl
POLITICAL.
Jr•ta.n,Dniionxiof
,ihe Snprotne Coiirt of
state of Miti.oitrf s :* jai twrilthednilgrs
of like.obitoxion.anteccdenti.;....Wsuroustial.
by Governor Fletcher, under the author
ity of the rocatinv orilionim, adopted by
lieSillte t'onvent ion . Believing the act ion
of the Governor to be unconstitutional,
Dryden brought folk, claiming $30,000
damages. Before the elite had proceeded
far, the chat:feeof recovering damages was
diseoterea' to be worth nothing, and was
not pressed.-
earte Congress elOuld attempt. the im
peachment of President Johnson, and. he
should reitiSi; the - Affthriftfirpftrtt is
of the higitlon that . 6, revOltition is a pots'ible
eventuality-of the next few months, with a
crash in htfutparisonlo which' the giltts of
Sumter irere as nothing.. "lx.,would not
be %continues that paper, ....into ti t e cru sa d e
of 1881, When distant battle - fields were to
he tried, bait would hi:tires - We anarchy ---
local conflict-,-.the 'shattering of social life
at home."
AT .THE 1312i011 illaga meeting at Jackson.
ville, - I.llinois,.'on the 2lst, 5,000 peord ,
Gbv.Cglestry made a speech,
denouncing President Johnson and advoca
ting-universal suffrage. Resolutions were
adopted sustaining the position on the re-
Onstruetion question of the Union major
ity ita•• Congress; approving the passage of
.the Rights Rift orer the veto, de
claring that Congress should remain in ses
sion until the present threatening aspect of
national affairs is past; and tende nng thanks
to the Union Senators and Representatives
from Illinois.
THE dispute as to Confederation in the
Province of Nova Scotia has developed a
spirit not altogether favorable to its future
retention by the British crown. Jae mem
her of Pat!lament is charged with treason,
and "threats of disloyalty," sal a 'rhe to
ronto Leader, "are bandied backward and
forward in a way that is not at all edify
ing"
A CORRESPONDENT challenges the goon
taste of parading
.the portrait of General
Rohm E. Lee in thr show window of
Broadway book-stores. Why not'? The
hook-callers oiler for sale what customers
are likely to buy; and they With to let:their
Democratic friends have portraits as well
as Republican.
ltnennT 'lath it Witt the Feninne in Un
iou square are about dissolving partnership
and going into liquidation. The Roberts
Fenlans, however, seem to be in a nourish-
ing state, and it is to that organization that
the lAA lord: fora solution of the problem
which luta so long vexed them.
CHE TAnnessee Attorney General at
Memphis has publicly declared that he will
"neither obey nor respect the infamous
Civil_Bights law." Why is he not a good
subject upon. whom to 'test the 'qualm'
effect of the penalties of that new enact•
went?
\rum the law conferring autTrage upon
,the colored male adults or the Diariet of
Columbia goes to the Presidem fur hi
aignature he can make good his statement
in his latest speech that he is their best
Irm.r does not seem to enjoy as pOpular
a government as we have been led to sup
pose, for during a few wgeks wist the mili
tary have made 90,000 arrests for political
offenses.
PERSONAL
MRS. MA UT SA N GIFT NZ died in Baton
Rouge, 'Lnatrislarra, on the Ilth Inst., at the
advanced age of 110. She seas at fialves
ton, in East Baton• Rouge, on the 16th of
August, 17.11 i, and, with a few ex.ceptions,
has never in the eourse of her long and
Peaceful life hren beyond the parish lines.
During her life she witnessed the elevation
of the Spanish, French, English, Ameri
can and Confederate flags over the - fort and
city of Baton Bongo_
Tug late Daniel S. Dickinson left two
brothers and two datiglaers. His bro.
t hers are John R. Dickinson, E-9 4 .,
of Chicago, and Erastus Dickinson,
of Ellicontifie, New York.
818 daughters are Mrs. Samuel G. Court
ney, of New York, and Mrs. John Tracy
Mygtitt, of Binghamton. By a son, now
deceased, Mr. Dickinson had two grand
sons, who have for mahy years been mem
bers of his household. Their ages are re
spectively fourteen and sixteen. Mr. Dick
inson had an Insurance of $?5,000 on his
life.
TUE firm of Andre Krechlin, of -Muthan
, Germany, lately gave a dinner to three
hundred and fifty workmen and a gratuity
of fire francs each to as many more, on the
occasion of the completion of their thou
sandth locomotive.
GEN. Cass, who is now 84 years old,
though in rather feeble health, has lately
been stronger and more comfortable. He
is no longer seen In public, butstill receives
his personal friends at his home in Detroit.
Wri.a.rast KELLOGG, a murderer, and
Joseph Barry, a burglar, broke jail at New
lon,..lowa, a few-nights since. Front tools
left behind, it is evident that they had help
from outside.
E: P. Dcureurr, captor of the assassin
Booth,
.has been commissioned Second
Lieutenant of cavalry in the regular army.
ltlaJort GENTu.sh SHIELDS has addressed
a meeting in Missouri in support of the
President.
SZEATOR DIXON has recovered his health.
'and will resume his seat.
NOTICES
NOWICE.—A.II persons Interested
areberaby notated tn. Um undersigned-View
ers, appointed to clew cod Assess dunnage for the
nailing of ,HATlbm.a.ex. Hattie. Second-Wird,
Allegh •ny, from Wilmer Stieet to Paatore Lane
wilt ewe* anthe premises on HAIDAIf, kik it
ISM. at 2 o'clock V. it, to Hilda to dettes of their
npiroinkment. JOSEPH FLEMING.
' ARTHUR 'HUDSON.
HOMAS HALL.
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NOTICE:-Mite holders of Cou
.,&• poet Donde (smiled by the •Fonttik . Wanl, - Atte
IlheltY .eity, gelniol Board, for the payment of boon
.ties tovolunteera. are hereby notified tbatthey Mn
be redeemed On preeentatton to the Trenioner, D.
HENDRIE, Eq., at the nerved National Bank of
Allegheny. Interest Win not be paid on them after
May ertt.-1118S,
• ap:l ilard B. B. •Pil.A.Nelf.
President of the Board.
NOTICE.
The undersigned, llontenlaelonere aimed In the
Ant of Asselnbly..enlitled • 'An Actiolntorporate
PITEBIJ46II.CAS SAVINGS CO PAM,
Approved the elh rlsy of April,. A. D.. 18611, will
open Books and receive enbserlptloos to th. 'moiled
Stock of mid Company at tike tare or :toe CASH
' . 77IBITRANCIT 'UI7PANY, No. 57 F.ourto %tree,.
Li=22!
ON THE 11si.DAV Of .NAV,
AL 1ad...W.4 - A. IC • '•
WILLIAM PHILLIPS '
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JAMEIPCOINNID% •
JNO. W. CHALFANT
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Conwry Tnalarracti.e or Celt,
PirTsunnOti. , Apill IS , S.
PLIBBILTANGII.OI. - tbe -21st Sec
...,*.thros of au Act relating to Allegheny County, op
,proreillinslat day.or Ma* Villotad of the Amend
taint to said Ctectloo,' roved the alth day of
hiareb, INSI;;Ii' DAVID. E/Ehl,i:dr. Trealuterof
said county..hereby give native/hat t . he Duplicates'
'efihefwvaral Wards, Illoroughs.and Townshipowth.
be n, and 1 ollt be prepaEed to receive the
Coun
ty State, Poor and Work-House Taxes for IMA on
and after the VILEST DAY OP MAY, Hee. held
Taxes eau kield at theTreasuroris Unice 'milli!.
'YIEDIT DA-y-1W a t
with • deduction of
'NYE PElt CENT. DISCOUNT for
_prompt pay ,
Anent to any person paying the whole amount of
their taxes. .Thers will ho no deduction allowed on
taxes pald dating the month of t Austad_ There will
Ire TEN PEI/ ChNT. ADDED o all taxes re...M
-lAS unpaid on the drat of Septem ber. apt:And
NlYr I C E—T e undersigned. Com
miotoncrx......l In the Aet of Assembly, eon
.tied •'AtrAct to Ineurporete the
ENTERPRUEINSURANCE COMPANY
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1111 c fr. t ?f r=relt Vr,-
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t2r . Vd=t ° • Pe i ff t e S t I tjtif
•Plttaburgh, to pay thelr Licenses tic toe Treaawreleil
, Once of the City of Pittsburgh, PORTEIWITIf, in .
•Atusord... srltb au Act of Aosembly, approved
March X, isgi, and an Wdlnatuctini , ths,Counells sr
, she Citv of Plttabtlegh, ,, paned Aprilla, latlit; lod MI
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nom who neglect or refuse to take out Ltrenaes
4 besubir4.4** .P..uly, to be reeovered before
, ayor' • Obteletne amonot Of the License.
ie old inetatplates 04, previoue years moat be re
iirned itAblilline Gleattseekre taken out, or pay
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Yor oOdupatttionsucarso our/.
viant 01 6 411515.,,cf0r Trworcr.
''PaisoitY6tukebrasruia4.lM3, , ledeadmid •
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taillietßaW h kenkC
CO metZ, IL ifetd:vinicoll; CLITTBOION.-
BAN itasnlttpluoliqk
gati..elylituut. ....• not lercatys
Wood ionorlble ot ,
• =WV OE . T. T.A.N DOZEN, Csablei. •
POLAI .
. • ~..
l ION . •
REltuntscAic cotai4 . !
TT-'C vENTlON.—TbatintaltTpublic.a
votuca ttrektlegneny County. MIS Mini:Sten ha ',heel_
at thonanal places for Width& etartd.R., La Ole
real Wards, Borough, and T 011111,4111,.. on SATLII
-IIAY, 11IAY 1e.6T11, and elect two delecatra•from
etch eteetton altorno, to a tout.) , Convention_ In
tie held on lit F-YRA Y. IIAY 09T1.1. at In o'clock
L., far the boron's, of nominating a Cannot Tith
ed. mud transaetlog sorb oats, husine,e, a, magna
' properly brought before It.
The Repabllean enters of that portion of Allecia,
: "Y honnt ling in the "nd COngres.lonal District,
willoit thee
mane title Anil ptse_es..clect two delo ,
gate. from tack Lit tant . taz i ttlk , l e trtt
MAT
to at
at PI o'clock . e . 6' ia r ?or the purpose oF
II
The a candidate for Congress tii said district.
• 'The 'primary elections in the townships will be
held beta ern tio. hours of four and sta o'clock. and
Lathe sale. tad home/ha between the boon of roar
and serennvloek r. Y. in the antes and Wrong!.
the election. .112111 Le by I.tllal. and la the town ,
tie marking or by ballot.
Re order of the Committee.
W. J. ttiLitiJitt, Chalrlasn.
WM. ANI/11.11SOlt.
R. W. 'ruom..E..
W .- CONGRESS, 22d DISTRICT
HON. J. K. MOORHEAD
Hat tug placed blutaelf at the dlopotal of hla ftlendat
In reaponie to their rsU made on him, tUe nat. It
now pretented by them tap candidate for nowise•
lion for Congress fee the 53d Utatelct, milldeet to
the 11. of die Union Republican County Coot en_
Lion Matte
W'COIII GRESS.
GENERAL JAS. S. NEGLEY
L CANDIDATE /N 'TILE 211 D DISTRICT
'APO:ImA ,
OrCONGEIESS.—The friends of
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY
WII present his name to the Convention of the
Unlion party, foi nomthation as a candidate for Con
gress In the ani Distract. mhl3:6srd
114 r FOR SHERIFF,
SAMUEL B. CLULEY,
Subject to the artlon of the U mon liepubllean Coun
ty Convention. totel3:tetlkwF
Iff - FOll SHERIFF,
CHARLES BARNES,
•
Late Culotte] tiLath Ilea. Pa. !leery Arittlet7 and
That. Brig. Gen. U. S. A... Neel to theaction of
the Cruion iooventlau.
lIR - FOR SHERIFF.
JOSEPH ROSS,
Of the First Weird, Pittaboveh, will be a candi
date for nberiti, aubjecs to the .rt too of the Union
Republican County Convention.
gar FOR SIIEBIEF.
CEN. S. B. M. YOUNG,
I.trAin t iriel Fourth Pennsylvania Caralry.
FOR SHERIFF.
COL. JAMES M'K. SNOOORASS,
ut MuKereport. (late of the nth Pa. lte.rrves,ll will
Adaieniret to 11,0 deetslou
r entitling County Convention. mling.to
"'FOR ASSEMBLY.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
Will boa cartidal., for Aotoonbly. subloot to the
WWII a Urn Itepobllean Colon Coo tootle..
Opttioto
w"FOtt ASSEIIifIBLV.
SAMUEL CHADWICK,
Of Collis. Tow nobly, will ire • can di• I ate for /Las to
bly. sublool to the oction of the Union RepoOlicau
Connty Convoto ton. apMto
ike'FOß ASSEMBLY,
MAJ. OEN. J. B. KIOOOO,
Poi - merit of the 81.1 and MO Pa. V 01... 'and idti and
22d tr S. emoted troops, snd wounded severely in
Roo or Richmond. will be a candidata for Assem
bly twfurc the Republican County Vonvent
apt. tte
4. 4-rost
=9
HON. GEORGE WILSON,
Ylll TOWlligtlll, Will present his u•rue n• • ennel
Jute tor Ansenany, behwe the next Union ttepubll
es ti County Convention.
• nplYtte PITT TOWNSHIP.
c".:, - a,COUNTT COMMISSIONE% .
SAMUEL NEELY, SR.,
Of Blanch ester, if of Inorlealey tournahlpo
on be s candidate for County Commissioner, ant,.
Jeet to the decision of the Union Ltepoollean County
Contention. ayellae
e ' COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE HAMILTON,
Of Pittsburgh., subject to the action of the Union
Itepoolican County ConYentiou. apeme
W — COUNT I COMMISSIONER.
CHARLES PUiiH,
In Manchester, VIII be• candidate for Counts Com
auturct to the action of the Union Be..
puotican County Convention. tuhM•JY•tc
r4rELEICH OF THE COLTR'I`B.
JOHN Q. BROWN,
ut Ramptoo Tovroshlp, tate Private Co. H l 1141
Hert Peott`a Vets afi;te
10 — F Oh CLERIC OF COURTS.
JOSEPH BROWNE,
Late on VA Cenobylvonth Volunteers athl 6th Penn
ypl.ublxanCothrty.
Convention
.the teeel o m u a o l:tthe
IY6FOR CLERK OF COURTS,
OR. WILLIAM J. GILMORE,
Of Upper Pt- Clair Towne], mhat-d&yrreP
jpon REGISTER,
•
JOHN SMALL,
Of (Imbue - alb aubJent tobe action of the Unfelt
Republican County CI:navel:1000, • .^ :le
tgr'FOß REGISTER,
JOSEPH H. GRAY,
O( Plum Ton - nada,/ late of Co. E 105th P. Steit.,)
auhtect to the b u tton of the Union ftepoblicau
County Convention. ■• 19 lc
I;gsf - FOR IREGISTER,
R. 0. HUMES,
Or Tartan: Borough. .objet to the declaims of
the fteimbllcan County Conveution.
nolOsto
RECORDER.
i L
ABOIEL M'CLURE,
Of 11111110 township, wIR ha scandidate if or Re
corder, subject tattle action of the Voiced ltepubil
n County Convention.
gFOR RECORDER.
J. B. COPELAND,
Of Elizabeth Township, win be • c•cditd•le for
corder, subiect to the deoision of the neat Jtdon
itepublicau County Convention. splint
MEETINGS.
NOTICE IS lIEBEBT, GIVEN that
. me.tiog_ of the Coutriratore of the kt.Y : lt.
CHANTS' NATIONAL TICLEUILAVII COMPANI,
incOrportted by Act Aseembly , approved the
helb day Aprll. A. D., UM, will be held at the
ballad of Trade noon., is the City of Pittsburgh,
on MuNDA Y. the 7111 day el' ' , toy, M 6 ,AllO o'clock,
a. h., fur the purpose of choosing a rresident and
ef: Utreetore for cold Cuthpany.
WM. VONA%
It. 'W. DUBS 6.
JAKE: MILL.
QM=
.„
ELECTION NOTICE.—The Amu..
.1 Election for Mercier. of the •
• r BIRMINGHAM tat-COMPANY •
W 11l he he'd et the °Moe of the C4mitaity,
ueY I MA Y
KelQp r. I. :ll k . y b: n t , t7en rho hour. et two and Eder
:101.1 • r ti.'ROBI Ilecretary.
' 11211aXISTIIIIY.
0
MEM
O. 3330,121C311131,
Wouid announce to the publie that she *lit open ph
SATETISAY, the %STU inst., a handsome rtoek . hr
!SUMMER GOMM, eolmisting . of PA,TTltithi Buy-
NETS and HAW, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &e.
Also, vary handsome stsles'of Summer Basques
and 41liennen, at •124 Federal weer,' 'Alice:ear
City, Ps. sFM;t7sl
OPENING -
EMI
34&W ANI) +.:LECIANT
FASHIONABLE AIILLINERY GOODS,
The Latest iu4lleo•69 , ing of f.ye Scluou, at .
No. IRO Vaderai fl!ltreat, .Allegliesay City.
. ,
MR'S . ,. M. , KITCHEN.
rpZ:l
Ko3ql;iliktati 3 O:ll4
V.O.*ARTNEMIIIP NOTICE=
1l" "8, lhle Vittlg.7l.9l4maral.
A ' NES ' itA Blleinstal, •at the old s r % d, No. 5 •
ftEDEItiM STREET , sander thearyieoflNlLLlA •
FRANCE dt SON, and Would respectfully solicit
for the urn Prat a Cao tlneenee Of the patronage
beretofere so klberuSr YeetoWed 'A rip
ALLE6BENT City, April 21.171516.--apriand
XARTNEICSILIPPOTICE ie
aare.allis day am:misted With u. al pariaer 7 ' gra
et 11011 31•Aatti of the toaadri.dnd Muhlae buel • ;
Up., 111ml:ilea we are Boar eagaired, .11Anfa'
garaaerfy of Itre *eij- cuMil km' J
et.. Co ~• ta,(l . !llirlchotat ~1 1_,elnib;'14 64 .
City. •
pui. , 4i;. .. ioa
avn,
t, 1 i zo. -
PERSONAU
ERSONAlL,,Thelady.,who took
A. the kIAnKET-oontstnlng-o•ro_rt%7ltlunt
tome nice Dolt is bunny /11r.0 NTO n
CK'
trlthat; Vetlentlatreet, Ants
ion the rush on 54012430 orating, tuntut. • try'
la
to tent.; urn) do well to return live slone,toltin-
Store and Itay.trOliblP.4l.lh# tfliCwsop - suy
. ipsfai • W cowNTOOK, 11514Pederil
BO' . C
• Wirati r iv. Zity
trdiloVti=n.
lint = l i n tiar ti rf: i trig re Y Vapi e g li g , ll ,
t, elm! land ed eeem - dtdettab entwine
7 4 3 . aria cdrAd..dreesettaleCtetuddi‘Ea
e 51444
lATAtMiD.
WA„„f i rrE '
—....d.jAmba waifs et att - gla experienced
, littElE BUR!. IttintsitLately. Apply
AIII=RO C'StlnttsWassl, rittsentryth. WOW'
WANTED.—Sis. good Straw Mil
t LfaltitS Wanted Immediately to Sew Straw.
Appliras Altai, heay Straw Worke, 100 Ohio
street.W ll .l3 l LenT- aprAtftd
VIVANTED—Good Agents to Sell
SHERAtA/f ANL IILS CANIFAION, GRANT
AND Mg CAMPAttiNS,' (the tatter Just ont()
CHILD'S PRAYER, FIRST I.InSON, (match Tile
tures.l and THE 1 DE RICAN INVE NT O RS . These
are all new oooks and F.ngrartnga, and 'agents eon
better watt the. Elton with any other olieredge
.WANTED.—tI4OO PER TEAR
—We want A 'EATS evert-where to sell our
IbilltIOVED TWENTY-DOLLAR SEWLNU MA
colleßS, three new Muds, under and upper feed;
warranted dve years. Apace salary or large commis-
Mon paid. The ONLY Mactnee sold to Ratted States
far less than nn), which are fatty licensed by Howe,
Wheeler & W tron Grover d BakfT, Stayer • Ca.,
aa4 liatAeltkr. 411- other cheap btachines are VP
relPOlDlaara. Oireularafree. Address or eall up
-0o anew it MARX, Biddeford, Maine.
deettlecrltl•wif
FOB SALT.
VOR SALE—FLOUR AND PRO
DUCE BUSINESS, of orer tea yam standing,
in a good location in the atty. A lase apportsallty
ts-ofrered to any person lashing to Isgoge to the
produce Staines... All commeotcatlons trictly
oonlidentl.ll. Address P. 0. ISO, PI burg h.
mh=rtf
VOR SALE—IOWA LAND—S2OOO
—ABOUT FUOB HUNDRED AND THTUTI
ACRES (OFF LANDLAND situated near Webster My,
Hamilton m inty,l owa, (on the ' line of the Pacific
'Railroad, i• is offered foe sale for rtvo THOUSAND
nott.arta, casn. Address ••OWNSit,.. Quires
owes spaktf
poll SALE--A Valuable Country
llealllence ►t Ndgewood Station, Penneyleant*
Railroad, one and a half tulles from Wilklnaburs;
Pleven fares ISO perches of Land; a fine new Dwon -
Mg containing to rooms and cellar underneath;
'Fruit and other
thin, on the premium. Yoe
further Information, call al No. 1M Fifth Orem.,
pittsborgh, or on the premises.
no7:01" J. B. KING.
FOR SALE,
200 Obis. White Lime;
100 •• Calcined Piaster;
100 • Laud Plaster;
100 •• Hydraulic Cement;
100 •• Hemet:Wale Cement,
41. t 3W Liberty street.
oP 6l4 ted W. W, WALLAOk.
R 1 90 SALE—THE PRACTICAL
• NONEEII, by John Wallace: second edition;
enlarged and improved. About 0.-half of this edi
tion bas already been sold. Every Engineer or man
Who owns or runs a Steam Engine should have a
copy. It only needs to be read to be appreciated.
All orders directed to the subscriber, at 319 LIB-
Erry STIOLIET, Pittsburgh, Pa. will be promptly
attended to. Price per copy,ll3. 00.
apu+twd
W. W. WALLACE.
VOR. SALE ON THE BIG SANDY
• EITEII.-1 offer for sale the MINERAL MOUT
OF NlNif 119249E6D ACHES, situated In and on
the lands one mile above Peach Orchard -Works.
The COAL is In abundance and of good quality.
The veins are trots FUCK tviditTEN PEET 211103.
Persons Wishing to porthole will call at the Ken -
tucky House, Ashland, Ky. Ten. cheap and rea
so
entnab u le. Address THOWAS ittlffsELL, Ashland,
Kcky.
14 -1 01 l SALE—A Portable Double
Clit43l - SL.WIt SAW KILL, without Engine and
Boller made by Lane and Bodley, Saw incinti
lower Saw ba Inches diameter; Upper 16 inches,
with Cross-out Saw, Shafting and all ebtaplete; also
three Inch Barrel Saws, for mitring stares, made
by Whitney. of Willebeilter, Mann. The above et a
dith -
er] , has been In one In the lumber region
short time, and Is In
_perfect order. Address the
SA_LT MANITFACI'D/1.1.1i1i COMPANY,
Natrona, Pa. aplitilweod
FOR SALE,
ASHLAND HOUSE.
ARCH ITTREKT, PHILADELPHIA- The Furni
ture. Fixture, tined Will. and Four years Leave of
the above yell-known House. Parties wlptapi to
purchase. will rail on or oddree%
BARKER A PARLEY.
AnMAIM Bongo. Phßsdelpbta
=Ol
_FOR SALE
1a..111.1 , 1.413,1811 LOT.
The fleet Reformed Prestryteri on Congregation of
Pitt.burgh, (f)r. Ditcal.... Putor.) offer fur sale
their property located on the corner of Plum mid
Cherry &Reid, and but 20 fret from Liberty ',tree,
The lot la IYO feet by 140 feet, on which are the
Church Building, and a Tenant Route of 4 room..
Inquiries may be made of, or communication. ad
devased to TIIO.. SMITH, at the Fourth National
Bank, or to ft. C. MILLER, 135 Third street.
aplittf
Fon BALL,
A CHOICE RURAL RESIDENCE.
The substantial frame Cottage llanalon on Waugh
avenue., ear School .treat. In Allegheny city, with
chamber, n parleir, dining room. library and a spaci
ous hall on drat door; three light and well ventilat
ed stile etiarnhers. and kitchen and bath room In
back building. The view from the front is eaten
nine and beautiful. commanding the three liver,
and [lse city. The surroundings are pleasant, the
neighboring houses being or like general style and
character, and all having spacious grounds, band
moody ornamented still shrub trees, +blubbery and
Bower,.
The home ratline, In 1134. rear of the property
mitten the communication with the liminess centre
ea., thus combining the advantage, of a city with
the eamforts of a country home,
The fot Is about ;Ow 774 feet, eateodlug to Rebecca
emset, Is well cultivated, tod tontalru some supe
rior fruit. Apply to
I=l
Broker to Bieck. end Real Smite,
apnitt 57 Fotirtb street, (Burke'• Builtllkg)
FOR RENT
TO LET—A large and pleasant
SLEEPING ROOM. in a private tlling, in a
good location, maybe bad b 7 addrevcing with
Cal name. and re lerenee, Oassrra
a7C4:3td
TO LET,
A Three-Story Brtck Warehouse,
Situated No. 67Wateretreet, corner Redoubt alley,
and running through to First street, the same hat
ing been necomed for • number of Tenn by JOHN
/RWINos • Hope Warebonse. Lanuire of HOS
TETTER It SMITH, At Nos. 59 and 60 Water
1:13211
ItENT—The Lot on the cor
er n
[r
er Of Butler and Allegheny streetai Ninth
Ward, together with the old Nrkel epot Building
thereon. She lot bag Id feet front by 100 feet deep
to an aNey. WM 1..0 it for doe or ten years. Ap
pty to W jut. DAELINUTPS, at Ng. 37 Flllh
street, second boor. mhattf
PROPOSALS.
CONTnOLLSIVIS ornce,
CITY oe AisatliteNT, Aprll bd. t
REALER PROPOSALS WILL BE
r•-•recelved at this office cold TUESDAY EVEN
LNG, atAY Ist, for Oredlni and Paring the follow
toe Streets, els:
VETO ST_REE ,T from Deets alley to Beason alley:
CENTRE STREET, from Perry street to city
doe:
• SIiEFTIELD STREET, from Allegheny avenue
to Bidwell street;
. . , ,
PERRY STREE.T,„from ebeatnot et. to Long lane;
IRWIN AVEN Ur., from Ridge atreet to R eatern
" Mit& Alrithalti, from Strawberry alley to
". C.MrI7I 7 ATI n ET, from Palo Alta street to Wen
filer street:
from Root lute to Church alley.
Meo for'.lte , gradlng and ite-parlog LEneuen.
nTILICET for '4O feet, more or leas, nest from
Votantly ettoett •
(:) , INTHAL ISTRYIET, from allegheny avenue to
beta SVCIIIIO.
. .
Profiler of the above can be seen at the omen of
WV. WIIENDRY, Esq., Iteeording itegulator.
ap243.1 IL It. IfILANCIS, City Controller,
pROPOSALS FOR WATER PIPE.
CONTROLLER% OrriClL
Curl' Or ALLZediSET, April IS, Me.
NULLED PROPOSALS vllll be received at this
%rear ' sk..K. saws 154.1:31 PIPS, {the pipe to be ca
pable or atauillag PresfUre of =I porindeto the
square liccho right l s reserved to take coslv
hallo? the 'boor quantity. I,EXI feet 'of+ tech Rod
to) feet of hods •Is learned for Immediate Rod the
baton. to hr delleic t Lecl e i tt suct
ater kpaßaedidate d r the
00 rlotendoot
or * i r i4 • =foo n o r
above. It. B. FRAorvlO,
ap=l4loth • CityCoutrolter.
\u " : 1: it i.. 1
BTUM.E.—Tbe Pennsylvania tialt Msmataatuv
tug Company win recebte propooas lorshit supply of
20,000 Toiris Of
Of nol.lsts d eli INETYI2 PEA:CONT.
li . :1 1 1/Lored i r e ni c gign.the . .A.4lolbeny
jar th Vall ljUi/CLlO:Cklar road .wittc th a r Weian n iC
M. 12.42 Xlsklnclueicc river. Car. to be ficr.
reac t Lt y at t. 3% , %A cot 122 , 1 1 1thma 00 nor more
sarciples of the *tone. 2 0 014 1 ' 4 , 2 . 221 be km
mimed br rreem, Merzt .••2 eons. Batt 22.2c0.
hauling Ctn. Natrona, AlteooOr Co.. V.
;_; ~ gQe~zo~ sezis.~.
SVPrilable.llo.ESElTOLW..lrtito
Nrfunr. ON BOUTII.AYNNII4 Al.Y.tOifidY
CITY, AI AllCTlON.—The_llonsehold Fur
niture at the reealenceof T..I,..bIeCIALLAND, on
Booth Avenue, river Wit; About Nevada below the
VDU Wear 66e1i00l House,,atil.be void on W.Y.D
NY.isDAY, April, 36th, at /0 o'clock. • ,Tbere are
.licovvela, .Threel6lWograin And atalr • C4WOLE
Mir nliOr, Won_ Pay Ana sad mock
ing cc di, akNarbie Top_TaßleN and
CoolOvett saklitatidt llat Neck irith mirror, tine
•Diattogaa y. ardrone, wen' boa 3fAvbidTop_Nabog.
N I L " I=nrlZitteid, n Iglis Fa_1 1 337i=,
Oil Clot f tnkr tirug,TeCiiikv a nl: . .
he., Le.. able e urnitnre a n excellen condition,
inid - Wortny the xpeclat 440t/on oUnrcliatert.
... p ,,, ..,4 l• • . • A. 141.tHIATII, Auct,
•
REASONED LUMBER AT AVC
,,, • ?lON. On THURSDAY HORNING, Anvil
.260, et.int.eloc
Commission.!pad fue . secount. of not
dierslßanitur at the Western Ye
sylvanintlospllal: Ninth ward, Sire 'tame
No.l-13`fFet
lonF, it feet Fide. 17 feet hi g h.
.No.
No. 3- b 0 " " 15 " " ••
" " " ••
No. 6- •• 55 "
Tema Cash-United States currency. Purehmets
will be t cenuestati letentomi the bniletng. to amen.
IdayS to:utlet., ~.T. A. IdtIII.ELLAND.
- • , *atm:amen.
. Plll7AlL} r,B2l,:t e n ar ".4oth. L r ili ..te.. A ni. l .l.o.n e°lL t. n . zarg ur
Int. salet.lof ibontt beautifully , lin:late& 'Ulf dent
Lota. L inb-dlottled% frool a ttte be C e :lll . nt . I , L ts!ti .. ' , vat
v Coatll Eiti Z it ipous Aper a . `"in ski
0 1 4 742V 3 2" tiN *RAIN win kite the
'Pentn epbt •
• o!clont, for tho tonityante of
tad dentlOnita tO sun Mute.
,11MIts—und-ttdrd tun; Willow In
on
and two
wrt. i nt a tt b lne d e . l - st=ol i toiL=dond
• • TIMISISANIE. :
WHIM' 1161411/%443/10fir.
' rwltltAbotv,ffn.
LiZar" r fe .hg 4/*. 1 4 "Mr' t r , 4 '
• 7e.
7 2 7CP:x29 13, TR-Thilani GS.
M - gb c ?u. 171-"A-111 ' 34113 Sul
" WATIPS.
W. AL ir' CD .I\7" 15 .'-v-•
Ladles' Ribbed Cotton Hose;
Misses' do do do
Ladies' and Mi s ses' Plain Cotton Hose;
Misses', Ladies' and Gent's Gloves, in
great variety;
A complete line of Kid Gloves, at Re
duced Prices;
Ladles' Frilled Skirts;
New Style Balmoral Skirts;
IM=l
JF'ine Parasols,
Sun Umbrellas,
Sun Shades,
Cameo Radians,
JEST RECEIVED.
F. H. EATON,
17 Fifth Street.
iliiil:litarl:4
Monday; April 16, 1866.
TELROY, DICKSON & CO.,
54 Wood Street,
NOW OFFERING
A VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
eipcs• CIMIC OF
DRY GOODS
Mil
IV' 4C) "PION Et ,
At Low Prices, for Cash,
(6) FP :T•tin dt
BUYERS FROM
WESTERN PENN'A,
EASTERN OHIO,
and WEST VIRGINIA
ARE INVITED TO CALL
I=
tpl7 lmd
NEW GOODS
NOW OPENING
LI
BATES & BELL'S,
21 Fifth Street.
i 7
REVD PER EXPRESS THIS DAY
Fine Silk Sun Umbrellas,
ORECIELN COILS,
Fine Silk Parasols.
HAMBURG EDGINGS,
Real Point Lace Collars,
HAMBURII PLOUNONOS,
Bajou's and.klexandre's Kid Moves,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Morrison's Star Shirts,
CoFt,SlE7lrffill,
Duplex Elliptic Hoop Skirts,
HEAD .VETS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
supplied at Low Pricea,at
Nos. 78 and 80 Market Week
MACRUM, GLYDE its CO.
NEW GOODS!
New GI-oods!!
SPLENDID 46SDETIDER.
All the Novelties.
FURS, GERMAN & ENGLISH GOOD&
•
IR IMAGE:
REAL MALT ;AN I M PcINT COLLARS:
LACE VEILS' ND EAT.
REM.. AI4IIIMITAT ON CLUNG - LACD6;
BLACK GUIPURE LAOIIB-new Ryles:
NEW STYLES BUTTONS. tor Drains and 'O4 Mg.
TIER A. ND . RCARTH - sms.sl7/011 •
o:lGLrela l lrl i ND 1.-istE OLOVRBI ,
OMER - BRUITS; coIISETS;
• 13E01 RIURS,._BIIII3OII3, and '
•••PARtly (WOGS AND NUTIONs.
ThelleAlkia 'SW/ Mild) ficwy.anWits sad piny
er before Opellta In PG/Anna.
•
Merchants Supplied atEasterntrices.
MACRIIM .& CARLISLE,
19 • Filth Street
; gym
•
AIIMPPPPI s !'
'CABS metANDiaeso is CO.,
i p
"" )1' 114 07: claw c 0.,) ,„ e. -1,1 ly ,
rkaiataiWe ee pozaserio , 01 , Zr, , t
PlUalteihr
CONGRESS,
SELTZER,
KISSINGER,
SARATOGA STAR,
. , .
arac,_ 'Ar.c4
For boos quenstities al may be dealiad. by
SIMON JOHNSTON,
Corner Smithfield and Fourth Sts.
all The Watt. from the l onaress yprtg
shout which So much complaint was made last .11-
.0 U. are raid to he all right agala
The FAVORITE WATER. preneuE 41tt, the pub.
Ile, And the medical profession., seem, In he the
SARATAGA STAR SPRING. but rreehtiv Intro
duced. It. rumpotltloo, a ttualyt.l br I • rufeasnr
CHANDLER, show. an uuutual quaolltl of Valuable
thedlhlual agents
BOOKS STATIONERY, &o.
MAGAz!-"ar sat. fv°,! l ,.!li .,4 ltNT A CO.
NEW BOOK, Yor fate ku . JOHN P. HUNT A CO.
BL
Alni B OOKS
—ell
' t,i l ' lol ' l ' 7 l , V. ' ht ; , . ' T .8 CO.
B.TA 7 lONERY OF ALL KIN f.
For sale by J 1,117, P. HI. N 3 A CO.
KA"'
M For M sa P l:l '' .ll. , El N NT .8 00.
POCK ET BOOK b Po, HET BOWL, —
for vale by JOHN P. HUNT A CO.
PHOTOGRAPH ALHIJAth —al I a 1.,. styles, pr.es
and
cinatinon, "..a l rb
.LOAN' P. HUNT A CO.
GOLD PENb—f 7:c.f.. , and John P. 11.11
Co. brawl., P., lug Cards, at ' , an , ' e. -
.luced
PLAIN AND OFINA.IIENTAL PAIN TIN II exec.-
tell is the boot Manure, eaprdllloualy sad at
the lowest eaten.
JOHN P. HUNT & CO.,
59 Fifth St., Masonic *tall.
/fp")
SMITH'S
AMERICAN INK,
El% dy n l I k a .,r A alt to nlfdoottrt..adutf,r7y
some a c t* aceutaktanta In t. 7 cuunt.y.
alas L. READ, 78 Fourth street.
,•
RIENIOVAL
T. & J. T. MUNE,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
Hive Removed to the Xi, Building.
No. 196 Liberty Street.
Owing.to the lateness of their purchase* for the
liPRING TRADE (the senior partner being now in
the East) they are prepared to exhibit goods for the
CUSTOS! TRADE at the VERT LOWEST ODOTA
poNu that good* hate yet reached.
They have, and design to keep, a RUPEE/OR
STOCK VP CLOTHING FOS SALE, OF THEIR
OWN MANUFACTURE, and EQUAL tu all respect
to CUSTOM WORK. mlsECtordlturr
GEN. GRANT
MD
13..ra X 4011M11.1.X3C04CM5.331.1:11.
NEW SPRING STYLES
1,11 ,
11210,2 - lE3' IETIWIfiII
• 47 SC Clair Street.
GRAY & LOGAN
HENRY G. HALE. •
bLERDELEINT TAILOR,.
BOOBOitt COMB BY PUN t Bt GUS S?IU*!8
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Desires to return thanks to bin friends and the pub
lie tenerally for au& liberal patronage and t
r".
r eT ' ATlVE!ga r :4, ' . gfttel..":,t h rt 1,11,•;:
alected stock of
Fine Woolen Goods,
I m p all ,,,,Apto to GENTLEMEN'S SPRING
lz1:1100
NEW SHIRT FOR 1866.
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE)
SPRINGSIUR
Iludidired eselasivelrly the sole omen of Neg.
VESTS, BRADLEY & Ent
Ell
=
97 Chambers, and 79 At Bl Bea de Stc,
YORE.
Bath Hoop Is composed of TWO finely tediennt
;trim Wedded tlghtty end firmly.
s tn mint ed eto edge., nerenlng the ,STRONOThYr an moot
BLE. Hoop made. They will not beud tor
break Wm the , angle aprings, - ,but will ever preiketee
Ittetegnteefutneasuf shapestinute three or nmrot , -
dietary atria will hate been throartt away astseletu,
In fast, for the promenade or , the• tunas, •the
church, theater or ear, - they.sre superior to all nth•
err, combining commuter, ntowiturcand pooh.) ,
art, grab that Thidingen Gr • MAIM whkiihas Made
the DUPLEX XLLIPTIO.THE
STANDARD SKIRT
ofthn fashlonible worll4.
Utrehantswlll mpraled to above...l byPllla•
burgh Jobben 114 lea in all the girst-clus retail
nom. in 0314 tits, Inquire for
Bradley's Duple*, Elliptic Skirl.
61Alroeodia
ALT. STILES or TUX CEIXIMATICD
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
• AT LOIS' UR' ILSTAIL Pruett+.
nuErm.s.szaa*iaLtaxasizus
ettyptted,Ar tile Amen awlowiest rate&
Ar4014-17t V4.1/14SZE,
11) Wllll2,iatreet..
Is:
A 1r cisuotztlick the gal
srlea ofereish Masters: • •
bad. 1. Pall ordained timAitsgibytkitSitisgand'
Common•Councits Of Ike qt'Airinrir, *audit
Whereby enastoi a of the • yams, Thu.
the salary bUthe Weigh hiutur . of the Dimond
Scales sIIMI Mr Eight limidredDollars peronnum...
Ilse. 9. The. salary of the Welkh Master stttle'
Eleeond Ward ticales be '4 hie - Hundred Dollars
per %WHIM
the
Ordalned and engulfed baton be.. this, hellittidsy
or Aprll, Ann* Domisit r one thousand, eiglit, hun
dred and sixty-alk.
Presidentof the fieeet Cannon.
Attest: D. htuarimoicar - -
Clerk of. tbs. boleti
-.• CHAD T'UW..ibliCilakP,
President of the Common Council.
Mugu licofrr Diuwormil,_ •
Clerk of the Comnsbn Connell. nyklistd
MI
HATI HAW .11LALVI
nut CAlig EMLED
TIMOTHY HAY,
von sALz
SHOEPSAKER-1106ANi'
122 - d
2 - 11 W ..D 61/11C81.
FII~T INGIAL.
, -
comroilmknriggiri.NOTP,` ,,
Bowed 118 '
• r • ifia
SENIPLA 4 01411 , - •
nazar:triiikin d-Thiill saw
;PIMP
oiiiii oll.`: '
junac;:kluirritiva
ANIXIMMIRMSII;!,.: -
*AltxtvprkwinE9_,34.
ws iVa.ity a nt#46.4l.l4.'plitia itrst
tvgroairmii.rn. 4 ziriFirtt
, ma t, 4 0 4 , awl rtiall,efitatinfrelyins,pl.4. ,
gm u,
•'e :a: :~~:IcT
TrionadrirMtwit
WROLISALI In MIL KALI& LI
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
AND
2k. 33 3r_. zu co cs 31E1 R. MI
warehouse, 91 WoOd Street,
Second door ‘
below I:;:lwmow p d i A vr lle
reu
13,11 PER HAS GUMS FOll2l - 6643 - .
A vent collection of
.itsserican Watt Papers
'For the arei tipli In fire yean
.rEW• EX° LISH Oa PER
A etkolre eieleiqlon
Newest French Papers
For nAla try
WALTER P. MA WEIRAL 1..
robl4 R 7 Wr.l Street.
EGOLD - PAPER El,
3b , c=ilFt. PARLOR'S.
Ut NE W EST DESIGNS, at 103 Market ewes.
JOS. IL lIIIOIIES & SRO
WALL PAPERS
OF ALL QUALITIE9, AT
No. 1O 11 IBSET BTILEET. - NEAR FIFTH
=
.4.1' .• I : • ' • 0
M cCALLITH BROTHER% No. SI
FOURTH. STREET. W haat.. hand a vet r
superior stock of
O.49aariLIe3EIWX.TIT,Gi•
ofevery deserlption and every &made of Quality.
OIL CLCYIIIII, extra well soxXoned, from fleet in
.14 feet wide.
PIANO AND . TABLE COVILIIS—Zwery kind in
. .
ELEAIITEI RUGS—From the finest 40allty toast
lovrest priced.
CANTON MATTINti, COCOA AND me_saa
et x 7111014, .te.
tacCALLUSI BBL/TILERS,
Yormerur W. U. & H. Mee'Marta
E OFFER THE LARGEST
Stock in the West of every
thing in the line of Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Damask, Reps and.
Lace Window Curtains, Gold
Bordered and Plain • Window
Shades, Table and Piano Cov
ers, of our own importation, at
the Lowest Prices reached since
the vier. A line of Scotch In
grain Carpets, of our own im
portation just received---Very
handueme---never offered inn tins
countiy before—and at 'vrices
based on the present rate of Gold
McFARLAND &
71 & 78 Fillth•Mrecii,:* floor,
Next belldlng to Q. S. CastelsoNottse andPostoOlee
DIX:4
LEGAL.
A LLEGBEAIit' ' COVRTY, - se.--In •
the Hour; of OttarterSenslous of the Peace 'ln
ap4 for. the C,ourity of Allegheny. 1 . 49. 7, !R.?*
SCUliona, 1.96 e. 'Miscellaneous' Docket. • ,` •
an perlon of dlrue Inhabitants 9f-BogslowilakOp,
praying' the Court to change the pram, of tiokllng `•
elections In said tovenatilp, both.gedend=d Iptm,
from itspreseut locattunto thelioneeknenin Alur
the Five Mlle House, the - Cotirt - inaue the forl ptrlgg
order tosrlt:
And now , lef. the u:lfitln' petttlnti pid , •
seated In open Court, and it appearlncto 0;0 Rout?.
that one-Hard of itia
said . tion, rinern O
tion, f i rgd_ CruCoi totelistillp UV."
gre u cT‘ i on i g h do aeltdl3
eldetions In said tonishlp, due tioucd thereof being
given, on the FIFTH DA t Ur MAY, IB6S_, fur the
purpose therein speellied. Br.= COURT.!
From the Record. W. A. liZhllLia, Clerk.:
—•. , . .
In porsuance of the abort eider of Conn, ned443
le hereby glren to the rlllalltled electors reeding
4.1. 4
Rhin the bounds of entld townsktp, , thaksald P3e
tido Will he behirat the house. of the late G.
I.I.MITCAP, to said torrnaktp, on the dal . d
In the above order, bet* een. the 'hours of S eel
A. st., and 7 o'clock r.,sl.- -: -.. , - 7 ' - • •,- • •
JAMES RolitiEt, ,
ConstatdoOf Ross l'Ownalirp,
IMEIMEM
A lIIIINISTRATOWS NOTICE.--7
AA- Whereas Letters of , Arlealensinatlon 012 the Oa
late of nAItA SUrYltl3, late of Shales Townalllp,
County of Allegheny. deCented; hnte- oNtrograUM
tot ttatourt t.tuttoz, treading let said , tour/W.IA .*ll
persons oaring italics or demands against the sit
ta le or the said decedent are requested^ In Make the
saute Known. and all persons indebted to aald estate
art requested to mate payment to the mud Samuel
eater without delay. .„ nrASIIIEL t3UTTICH,
rip2s:6l.wi ' Adtalphiteatrif.'
frAir,,,tqwkiiil
AGIENTA
• ARTHUR'S & RIDDELL"
N 0.135 Fourth Stroet,Pittshurgfi s Pi.
ALL DISOHARGEO VETERANS
wk. did not
.Receive a Local Sisiaat.W.
OR THEIR HEIRS, •• •
Can hay* the Inman collected throllab ApPly
personally, orn7 coed. •oplsrenddrtunr
I.4OUNTJJE. , -Allt .twimAiargea
&ere, or r.Le Hells of pecessed Bottlers,
enlisted bz the Orel . ,
•
•••-• , . . .
-. • . lil litektasso • IStakz-Voter
.„
Acta soldiers who were discharged to an Otnat
aereleh withoot nkelotrig their tiorershoes or Lc.
eat Bounties, are requested to call or send theiglid•
Oneaa to . 'C. WALTER _Ma,'
t • hotlelior for Bounties t Echelons ani3 Pair,
1i0.103 PITTR OTRICE.T.. third door litiost t. 11 ., CA*
Melt's/. .
CAM o
SPRING HATS 4 1806.
1866.
IIieCOJEU:IO
.
131. .14 4 0,01) 11211/EET,
utt.b to call-ryealal itteralou lo; *belle latips -,
po l ondl4 .o•or* of • ••. .• •
bats, !C. l tar. Spring and Sinn•,,,,
• titer Wear. •
NTearicorsrp--
LADIES , DICRBTS, YAVIITB, BEASIDE& Ete.l.-;;
s .sa 11011 , 4,6,W-14-WAS ••HOW
BIOUHTONE, uttnarEaVmowroxikat
'D :UMW, rzToe.,. 7 ' ti L
trEVINT - ' CA 4 COCHISIVS
Or eeeif Ziesiriptfon-to' salt in
, .
DREKX)' Ds-V.lzdiaNexago.
NiCV I7III / 01 NW, 4 ;1 )0 DA
~ ~,.,A1:;.,.,
W. w:Ooluar;art
• • . Ne?.. 041 3 4 1111 k4i5 tr 0A . : 1, - ,
Breit EASHEOIDEIIibk '•,=:et.,l• l, r/ , : . .4 .,, ,--. '.
grUfT V .WM/I.oBlA T at i inci l:- ' '.
-
U UNEY LACE W% . .
r_LAIN AND 8188 WOBTICTINOWES;
NEW BOUT:EVAN OOP B
CORSETS-Xlsin.l3ol4Andig,6l _, ".. ~.
. • Alk:-81.,Elyideettlitreet,,,
.107::rii"; 7 1 7 7 :0,
DoProA .14-3XOINE
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ie‘rilipneksmimsinaza '11.411^0416ti--,.:
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pIG LEAD.:"
13ICI
SZFr 1 1:4Prtr Rinen
-708 SALE BY
L A F •
ataklant , Colmar akaataaat rut Strait.'
XAGNERIA.
Tim
Frerrif
CITRATE $
'MAGNESIA,
::•.-- - OP
4 oi:bottles, is 414 t0p11441 - .POWDRIY, for Ws
bilWUbblb l444 l4rbbb• - . , XYYPIawd by.
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