Zllx . ';',itt,:b . iirp,it 6 itt - tts! ERMA rEIIit:EALIX S. 1567 CO.3IPETITAIIV EXAM NATIONS .}W o n Mr. Juxcuas, of Rhode Island, introduced his bill to regulate the Civil 1 Service of the United States, by requiring all place holders and all applicants for places to be eubjected to examination as to their qualifications, and by requiting that the most competent should in all enact. be retained or appointed, we ex pressed our hearty commendation of the PrinCiples of the bill, and of the methods provided for attaining the end in The bill went to the Committee on Re ...trenchment, and was reported back to the Rouse not essentially modified. A few days ago Mr. JENCICI:Ii made a speech, of great ability, in defence of it. In it Le stated that the committee, 'having been raised and instructed to ex amine the exvmditures•uf all branches of the service of the United States, after long deliberation and examination of the subject, came to the conclusion that the present great expense, and inadequacy 'of result to the IXDCELSC which is every where found, orb due rather to the qual ity andcharacter-of the persinnel of the civil service, than to the number ofgm ployees or to large salaries. The com mittee have, therefore, recommended the Civil Service Bill as the most practi cal and effectual method of causing re trenchment in government expenditures. • If mischievous ingenuity had been set at work to devise the most vicious sys tem that could be tolerated, it is quite probable the one now In existeneewould have been hit upon; certainly something nearly akin to it. Perhaps it would be an exaggeration to say that no respect whatever is paid to the intrinsic require ments of the public service, but it is the 'literal truth to t:ay that the proper per formance of official duty hi quite subor dinar.. -.Men have for a- long period found 'it comparatively easy to obtain public employments who found it die ealt to attain situations• of equal respon sibility in private pursuits. Appointments to office have been gen orally made not so nitriti in view of tho qualifications of the applicants as upon the earnestness with which their cases have been pressed and the importance of the persons by whom they were backed. Commonly, appointments have been made fn reward of political services; of ten to competisate for usefulness toinens hers of Congress. 'Moreover, the tenure of office has been so frail, and the term sofshort, that men of c.ipacity and energy have rarely been willing to engage except as a temporary expediedt. Four years has been about the limit that could he depended on, and witlilittle or no prospect of promotion in ease of expertness and efficiency. Few men of the better sort have been willing to take several years out of what ought to be the most, productive period of life for a bare subsistence. What is needed is to raise public ser vice in the departments or in connection therewith to the rank of a profession at regular calling. Provide that no indi vidual shall . be appointed unless upon rigid examination he Ohows thezequisite degree of fitness, and, then keep him so long as he behaves (veil and his faculties bold out, giving hint a ebance'f to rise teem one grade to another. - Two principal advantages would re sult from this plan.. First, The public would be well served, and at less ex.- penae than now. Second, Party penile: would become less a wild scramble fur office, and more a fair and honorable di - vision upon governmental principles and measures. A real.objeetion to this basis Of appointments we have never heard slated, and do no expect to. TIIE NEW %CIIEHIL. Already the plan Iteconstruclioa hatched between the President end the Sohthern GOTCLI101"5 bas Mien subjected to paterial alteration. The clause pro viding that representation in Congress shall in no case be withheld, objoctiOns tolwhich we pointed out yesterday, has be&n stricken out. It Is probable other modifications, perhaps some for the worse as well as for the bett - 1;r, will be made before the plan shall- be formally announced at the opening of the new Congress. It is hardly worth while to spend time in elaborately dis cussing it until if shall take definite shape. It is important, however, to • bear in mind that the President, in devising and recommendiug this new Policy, renoun ces a cardinal mistake, which waa that Statei by rebellion incurred no forfeit ures, and, consequently, that Congress had nu authority for imposing conditions of reconstruction. Ile now asks Congress - to do exactly what he has always con ', tended it had no right to do, and to do it in the very manner he denounced as most objectionable. having gone so far as to consent that terms may be laid os the seceding States; that Congress has the power to determine what those terms shall be, subject to ratification by the States in the usual form; it would seem that ho has relinquished all the .groiad Le ever had to stand upon. So long as the schemes of Congress Were resisted by him on'the high gronutt that the Con stitution gave the houses no right to act In the premises, nn Instirmouutabh wall of separation existed between the executive And legislative departments. Jta he has shifted his ground, he has.nar rowed the controversy between him and Congress to an issue of less or more, on which it is simple folly for one man tO set up his opinion against many, with whom he must necessarily act. OUR (111ESTS Our ills' inguished guests from Harris. burl; arrived yesterday at . noon, and were escorted to the Monongahela House by the reception committees appointed by the City Councils and Board of Trilde. The number of visitors Is not so large as expected, but the gentlemen who have responded to the invitation are iepresen- Mare men of the Legislature, and as such entitled to the warmest welcome and hospitality of our citizens. This mornini, they will visit the House of Refuge and Penitentiary, mail prOoaed from. the'nee to Diamont Asylum. 'The Jail, SOldiers' Home, PassavanCs and Mercy Hospitals, several orphan asylums and edict- phwes 'of public and private charity will, in all probability, be visited on the. day,following. We again urge upon our citizens to leave nothing un done to secure the enjoyment - of our dis tinguiShed visitors, and hope the mem bers may carry away rs\ith them no half formetlideas of our municipal importance and hospitality. " r CrIATILEt, Sumann, according . to ru- mor, is to retire from political life at the close of Ms present Senatorial term, in 1867, and will spend a number of years In Europe.. Governors Andrew and Bul lock are already named as Uand idaten for lie succession. - .. . A IittEkTAIING SPOT. A Tentstani ,looo in Parts. ' NEW i ' ' It is a standing EourLn ot regret and 'rho Paris correspondent of the Loa- - 1 ,h.., that the city of Pittsburgh has il - m Star writes as follows: . JAMES T. BILIDY & CO.,' not one -common; green spot within her .kt the corner of Qusi d'r.rrsav end it:ace...ie.:a s.a.e. , I C0.,1 tht , Avenue do Suffren, the- seuel'rlding Corner Fourth ts.llTood Sts" boundaries set apart as a park or corn of a ca t st difie, surmounted I, rive cu- mon ground for the use and enjoyment , roots, ots Pprontr tip Within 1.11,7, last (t!W BANKERS & BROKEItS, of her citizens. Whoever planned the days. It is to be the palace of the lie) : town had little idea of the comfort and of Tunis, who is expected to make Lis Dx...zas In A.T.a. KINDS or pleasure of its inhabitants. Cut it is a residence fur two months during the past and c „ , .. 0 , well b e I I , liext suouner...lt will eventually he to.. . Foreign Govern merit Securities, matter of the' , ti e , n ns t f i v n i c c d e to vr t i i \ l e r til l - z u h t l n o - i r o li st on e d a r o e l , irrnd Exchange, Gold, Silver and Coripons. remedied now, and all sae forced to look pleaure I rids. The palace will- rover a supertici v a I COLLECTIONI3 wide on an accesstme bows towards Allegheny for parka and grounds. There are iQvcral large Plato urea of 7eu metres. It is constructed iis Uni"dstites"d C ' t"" ' • of ground laid out in our sister city for in wood,on a superstructure of masonry. I Interest allowed on Time Deposits. You reach , it by a per,. of marble, I - common use, and from the spirit of en- ;which will measure three yards and e I SIGN--ENOINEINTHE WINDOW terprise which characterizes the people ' half square, adorned by marble irons. across the water we can safely prOthise li contains a vast hall Of justice, seven- I that they will be ornamented and Inn- teen yards square. The centre of the palace swill consist proved at no late date. A Committee , if 1 ~,,(l ii i . p n r , t , i , c c,b v ie - r i l t , l i, it i s ,o t r r t i i i , d o t ti,,ottir.lr 'lies state was recently appointed by the Allegheny Councils to take into coasideratiOn the apartments will be reached by crossing subject of improving these grounds, and this court. The principal .7i!,. is to be we: learn that they will report favorably I°aMlrslir:=l72lV oirnltiiiiienagioLveir,-. at the next meeting of the body which which will conceal front the gaze of t r im empowered them. The estimated cost Paris public the fair honris who will be enehri•ed within its gilded screen. On of the' improvement will approximate . holy $'2.00,00 0 , and as the property front- the tell will Mr the atlas of the kasailar lor finance minister, who, in. Tunis lag on the Uti ne" Wi ll be : greatly which must evidently be the very abode enhanced in value, it is suggested that of common sense, ranks as premier—as }(ice increased taxation alone from it, will certainly Le who keeps the key of the s w tru e u r g e, b whether il e J to ret i' e, must be every more than pay the full amount of the h expenditure, inside of ten years.i lace s l verv o si r m c e l i;., t i c l r To The dining room :no ' this the lot owners will hardly object.' petit. apartment, are each surrounded by 1 Their individual share of the taxes a divan. The bed, consist Of a mat, a would prove trifling and insignificant known and. blankets. Sheets are un known luxuries. 'Cite corner of each of when compared with the vast improve- the anions will Ire curtained off from the 1 meat the accomplishment of the project rest of the apartment, in order that the would secure to their property. A bill Bey may Ire able to withdraw - froth pub licg,:ine when it mice snit his fanc y so to setting forth tho estimates of the cost, do Belle will not be allowed, as it is the Plane for improvement, the way of considered more correct to summon et. paying' for and executing the work, has teurlants by striking one's hands together. heen.frrePared and will accompany the The basement story is pierced by arcades, 1 t tw he o ß s e ides of w • hi l eti are to aec l oninualste report of the Committee, for the sanc tion of Council, presioos to being fur- three don s s s a P ri e d el' a feliV'plarTtTrOwes.Y' taco or warded to the Legislature._ Ire sincere- The arcades one the opposite side are to ly hops that theiell'orts of the Council in be occupied by unisian )vorkmen, wh Allegheny to suliply a breathing spot for , will manufacture nod sell the loveliest of I velvet and embroidered cushions ' leather rho PePeletien :of the two cities will I and gold worked slippers, snow' , silken .. meet with encouragement, and that the ' to,Arnotoc, .lc., ,lc. Be it remarked that subject will not be dismissed till the 1 fair Tunisian women will distribute eof fee and cigars and sweetmeats to ell good end proposed is attained. I miners in the tale, Which is to occupy 'the right angle of this basement story. i Only think of purchasing delicious 1,1.- sciussou from a 'Tuuisieune with the splendid dark eye and pouting, cheery , lips and rich coloring, for which the beauties of that empire are so deservedly celebrated, more especially when them: charms are set elf by the crimson :rod " I gold jackets and the many colored sash 1 and the loose trowsers which contribute '. so essentially to their. attractions' Be hind the cafe will be a park for earuid, and gazelles, for which stabler arc beteg constructed. INSURANCE COMPANIES. The marine losses of Insuramle Com panies in this country', principally in New 'York and New England, have risen, during the past year; to the vast sum of one hundred million dollars. These losses, in addition to those result ing from fires, bare made inroads upon the capital, of many companies, In con sequence seven first-class companies in New York and nine or ten in New Eng ! land have been compelled to go into , D. J. .3lontsul.i. has written a kite - nil limuidation, According to the siate- I reply to the question what amount of 1 meats published in the advertising ,col- I Western am it:nitwitl produce the Cain- ! utung of the newspapers, the following !lois ten I mit ron no Works, o k f whiellPhe t o e for supollin! , 1 w mae a marke were.the absolute losses paid by some of I esti s mates- the number of tons of . rails 1 the principal companies during the past !produced lip the Cambria work, for the year, and which create sudden alarm in 1 year ending Octol•er 21, 1u62, at 1:000, New York: Atlantic Marine InsuraMee ; and the amount expended in living by Company, $5, 11 0 3,092; Sun Marine In-- 'or each toil at 465, making a 1 total s t'''e k- 7 1 . 1 ';‘ 1 ,2 ,. :25,00 ,,.. of thi,.s. ~. .„1 .0! .., 0„ surance Company, *2,866,107; COMMer- 1 ';':1) wai. paid to Western Limners, $3111,- dial Marine Insurance Company, $351.,- omito Illouthern lirmery!, to loal farmers 722; 'Mercantile 'Marine Insurance COM- 1 $1171,`0 11 , and to foreign faritn'irs $175,. Pant',T-. SI3,ISG. Other companies do I 500. Considerably more than halt of r. not give the losses, apart from expenses, I the 'il,,lfitdrl7,,t,hrZn:,i.lll.lLn,'l.ell:,f,ll°,,l,,ll`,!7h,i)t,;lt,', and hence no statement can be made in 1 manufacturing establishment erx into the their cases, ,1 pOckel aof American farmers, 01111 RIO, io Excessive competitn in the business ! than two.thirdo itt the suns which is dia! of insuring, has led to a neglect of the I t t r a ib „ u ,e lel i i “ a r T.,',..f t„ln of t'!',ekaln,,,,f,t,,rn'Ti'.,,,,g,',e:. ordinary rules of prudence, and risks t rails made by the Cauilmla works been have been taken with a carelessness bor. ! imported from England, not one - fifth ig liming on infatuation. 'lt may rea son- i the part of the proclm-e. of We: term: 1 for which the Lambda Iron Wo: kers ably - he anticipated that these prodigious , . , pam more than a million of dolisrs, losses will inspire all - companies that wou ld 1 ,,,,„ 1 ,, u ~,,,,,,,,.1 to E „,,i,„„ d, escape failure with a larger degree ofand for that filth the larrner. , of the West circumspection. , ! would Lase received loweriittce , [hail .....,. • score paid them by American machanies. Mn. Witsmc's 'BILL, in both its essen- ! _.....,„,„,!._ —The 'Winter l i Las been as ot Sere n dal features,!will meet with general ap- , England and on tbe Continent as in the probation. It is most proper that ft fixed L itited Stat., A private letter arose and definite rule should be established Paris dated on the 1:.',111 of January, to for succession in the Executive depart! ports that she cold is intense, and k'vt! - ment, in case of the death or renhaVHl of .Fill 1 , 1 : 1 1- 4 „,.7 ! 7 . `,," 11 1 ,,n t .. 1r , 1 ,, ' , 1 ; ‘,. 1-1 ' 1 1 , 1 ; i t . ' 1 . 1 , t , : n w , : both the. President and the Vice Preii" years took place in Scotland on the 12th dent, and that the SUCCeSEiOu should Le , soil 12th of January; railWayn were ! blocked up. and one tatal collision se determined by an appeal to the people at a special election. Then 'November is 1 coutlritr''rlfiel;Lalnlntrslto.rlninuolecr-ftrrlal Intl:, 'I . • :mite too late in all the Northern and 1 mercury fed to two degrees belo"or . rime, Northwestern States for the election. !"- navigation on the 1 1'immeo scso 'mope's-1- Am active canvass is a great e ct uca ti our a " ed, and the public works at Ithiektriar's ; ' , u , r c id re ge sto a , nd ed th e ,0 1 1. 1.; ' , 1: a a t l ,;‘ n e i s ,a e o in a l i r s i ? , kz e n i t , instrumentality, absolutely essential to the mainten ance et freeslestttatiens• UP ! Dover from Calais for three tiys, OW - t 0 the middle of October the weather is ling to the blockade of the French rail favorable for assemblies 'of the- people 1 roads by snow, and the consequent ,de tention of pasothgers. The English in the open air. Later, such meetings 1 coal traffic was also impeded. ars attendee by serious inconveniences. - Let the bill 1,659. Mr. GEORGE MUHL of Ann- - Ton secret of the repeal of the law 1 1 "'""g' .( `'`' I. ' 1"r" t 1' providing for a new_ election in the city """ 1/11 7 . ' ; ' ::: 1. 16 1 1 1 7 2:11%: : : An' I . of Baltimore has leaked out. It appear=_ Great Remedy for Consumption: that in the new franchise ldw, throwingl . fl onlyowpeerne w s c u l hotTetrhnaegt,elh with o fiLtthetite this,s traito rs , po,right,ra t a : l tj : ,hte r u i itti i , z tel be : citizens ,r iii i "r wi,., :i i i i, lit , : i i , c i ,, , ; 7, , ; ;; ,i 1i ~,,;. , : . : :, [ t ri n s t' i;‘ ," : i ' ., : n ..::::: .; i i i ' 0 ,,, 1 1 ,, i; ; ; 1 1 ‘ r , ' , : , ."5 . i l 11 l under this statute, and by meaning w of the elk il rights law, negro/a dr e e * ,,,t r ln i i r tN,Vri l i ,:' d''''''''''‘l''''''.l- I 1.11. citizens and coul I therefore NOl , in ' 1 ; ' ' ' , ll' .., rl :,c nla : ‘ , :i "l' , . I. " '" f t ',' '1'',"""" " • 1 the coining election, that they found out ‘I 7.. '4 ; '' '''S Irgi '; "s. acisa. 3r...mr.ct - xrr G. their mistake.Al irmed at the prospect of losing everything, the Swannieesliok DRLG GISI, No. Si Market Street. lily repeated the low, and . the ,re Lay government „111 continui Is`nt 11 " gi .iri L. • "s" "" A t it 1 Ilene. nre ... Si " ''s 1A ' Ai"' ' r ' 1 intermediately disma6lled, untit' unless Nosen GRAY II &IR.-VALID N Ei.4 lb Aan her of lehb 1 at II r .41 11,,,,..., • - --- inv ~5 e,,, ~,, . t m 4 44 rim ..i. I. i %, In I;, , ta, sixteen million tons of coal i'l 'r . . ‘ ''' ''''" s' '''''" " l' il 1 ' " and marketed in Penns I • i i.X '''' ti e r ' i''''' ''''''''''''"l'' were mined. , ~ i , ~,„..,,,, jrxr ,. .l r it io. r ; I I I I: , r saris, tin increase of-two Y million over •i o :is In nn Hair Clf r It. r I Hat, or , * r r 1 . 1 a Ila r I It " " r 1801, and of four million over -, If aloe, SSO,OOO 000 1 " 0 itl,',:rrgri''rm"'" "1'1" rl ' ' ' thin year. I II 5,... . VP7" ''' """' l' l ""''' In ItiCk, the quantity of petroleum :" l '` un • '''' , , i. L5.4 . /1 1, 1 , 11 ,, i soy. ltn rn ling ' produced 111 the Stab WabrIIII L:%''''''''''''' ' grow '[ '"" 1 17::'''' "r ' "` t I,j million ~,, ‘ ,l , ,, , i :y, rl : i. r l‘ll l l" : ll A \ir ':', n rltr: .::' ' id gallons. Value, $l7 210,37 f , urgn kk.r a fretrir A I gl, LI " , ' j ' ' In 16b 1 a, OIL product of plg 1 -00 , ' ri "" ' 1 ' 646,168 tons, alt increase of lidi OW ton s ‘'' '''' ''' ''.w. SPREAD THE '1 It ILI H. over the year before, and valued at $31,• Saneßl Ilcal men Inset teat 111. m mown 020,e64 10 411orti, a re. orb+ h /WV., TA , ust The fig t gregate value of them three sr • P.• 1 4' . .' i.. 1 ..,,,,,,, ~ whirl, ,o ior iiit ii 1.1 k...;iii l ,Til l r titles, $1,6,231,213 I .e,,,,r-,,,,,,,, i n 1 , ~. iii in I 1.1.4..11! eMI In .., Tan impression gains strength that -7 , 1 , r , 1r ,, 00r .r. • i-o h riViiro.'..nint; Triobeii'* the General. Railroad bill will heroine 1 : t ' . : I .'.l ‘i' '''", ! flA r , !!;',, A ," ' " ' " : : : ''' '' lea; though there nra reasons to appre ' I!, '''''''' . '''' - ' - '" I '' 1 ''' --' ' llrlir be terecd y i:.`'Xi..r—r...,'l?:::''trilin) ...l "' l. " - 1 hend th at amendments may T his it which will restrict its usefulue I I ' ''''' 'Pl`' '' ' 17 ' V ''2 l r''‘'''' .Ga t b'''‘':l This i ea that seems to prevail''s i ring. " 11 I' ' l,l '-' l'T 'lll ''''' " 1 ' r g c* among alt trme 1 rrpsrattt n " art : . I 1 , " " lil C M mbe r s favorable to the bill, is to c,N t ''.l...r ~' '' nnal' y ' f ' "' ,'"; 1 r , ' '' -1 r ' I , 11 I get It i lirough now in the best simpe pas '' ' ,": 14'1.1 , :: : 111"1" , 1r- . eater."l'' . ‘ . "7." s " ,7 lii , Bible and trust future Legislatures to 117Pon act' 'r ll ` 1 "" *h . `.l( li' -A* 'l.' ' A ''''' ~ , , ,1 7 ,,r i. 1 ., ,4 ., r ‘iftiI i it t i i”24rro h i n tir% l r'e'r n y rectify deficiencies. IFt deter to their supenorytidgnmnt, though there are pa. I nlLn•jrnlAriroei...in'tUVer'i'pmallnl, n l ia tM . :I . ; " , tent reasons for not taking anything an. 1 i TM .* '''.*"44"..'ll'll7l'"';`:".'"l"l"4 P " '''''''! fit ~, , ..r eer sioo w vll bc. lanaulol t g un ' f ' less all that 23 absolutely needed can be Ir. .. i . 'tlh 'll "1 • 1.1". 4. 1 'll '" : . , c ., 1 ar: 'a rd i• I a un , r LE ;f• i 7, 77 1; r i n, - -.......-__ _ _ ' o.. ' n ' t•aye4l ri:ntWila iI let V7 ' obtained. Is the course of debate in the Ornate F'''':'I`.!11'!"1:•I:''‘II "III":III‘I'dII:' r'lr" , ~ Low,), of a: ~ , ,: r r „ r„„ or ~,, Its ,1 al I gri r 'rs ' e MI the FRE Railroad MI 3I 'V.'" 'll':;•"':''''''";""''' G fli, e r s , s i z i I , tfLe early Erie, recalled to the fact that Governor i .flair r. , r ` , ` , .'-' ,7 P" ' ''` ''' ' `I - "'"" NEW AEVERTISEELE NTS. measure,.lll‘ntattnhethceau‘asrkdgid - and— strongl,ea assertion that In would 9 i• I I i ` YURAM, Jr ' Ali ' re ' ' '' "`;-51 have sgtenwfirty thousandifL fi re, .4 /via Sired, as as at tharstal At, ' 1 ell 'coma Admit...maga for IA CiA/1' m• 10 did not put the per s throlijho It Oa Untied t• Me, statement costs light aht.d I .'"" "" '7 And thisabove the mark. --- C d'" figureu tiink the Senator I all ugh. pa ' ~T 7 l and 'What if the bill now MillernoConsideratioll shall be defeated? crockery get smasbel%dillily th t e '3 pe m oi c i b le ° 7 l 3 Ix the State Senate, on Weducsday, the Democrats, false to their name, but true to the spirit , of caste and privilege by which they are always animated, voted unanimously against allowin g black people to ridd in public convey. Tot Board of Llcalth of St. Louis are about to Inaugurate a general banitary reform in that city. rJIIVEII NAVIGATION IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE. Member' of thls Corn'mittsc ass :Toner. d to meet THIS DAY „February S. at I/ a. H., *1 tnn ItuARD OF ,Tltallg. rsnaberlatlon Is 111 arranged will. and thorn going will to be bure t...lln attendance Itellay. W. W. Wal,ll. le1:1:13 Secretary, EXTRA FIGS, IN BOUND WOOD BOLES, Jun rerelved and rot eolo by the pound or "a •t the loudly utottery Store of JOHN A. lIIINL+IIAW ,l orver Liberty and Hand Wert.. NEW FRUIT: NEW FRIUITH r,II9”• in activc awl Our sal. Ey lIER rti - satl =3 %Your! bleTql. _ ERT.T.SEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISFMENTS..NEW ADVERTISENtEN ITS. J NOTICES. PENNSYLVANIA t„, ‘INE1,11: , I 4 will !,,. 1,, ofr, 1,1 , a 1,11 ~f U. MI. I %,..ER, This Day Received, 150 Sates Coffee, = RES lioad 131, st I hI 1,111.% Whitt. Lagivp. - • ”1,1 (VW.. Naracslbo lar illt . F 11,4 11, , 1 Old (inv.:rut..tit Java Flne , Old l'lnnthtlon 01.1 (1,•0110 rark - 12.1. rd Viery .4 Coff of ee r,dvdvd dally and gr,ound Ow rec ,itatonwt, n Len de- Ar,d. SHIELDS & BOUCHER, 108 Smithfield Street, OPPOSITE, POST OFFICE fi• SKATES! SKATES! SKATE I HAVE RECEIVED . MOST' OF bTOCK. aud aer to Ulu Trade a eeluctlua from 5,000 Pairs of Various Makes. Before purchasing then here, cal and examine my stock, as I can OFFER DEALERS SPEOIAL INDUCEIIENTE JAMES SOWN, N 0.136 Wood Stree 1>E1I S ( Il 1 , ,1S 41 , 1*T ,0 OF , W0RK . , ,,, i1P1 aauth. - tr ill.. %l 1.1 y can ram Land. so.. uu FRANK MOORE'S ANECDOTES, A Book for the Household Ac,,, MEN or W. .MEN csu et,uto pod . tcrr,,ry SALARY OR COMMISSION, ITII ARiAIWIDT 16F, ROSPWAII I=l =1 JAMES PORTIA'S, General Agen I=l I=l r , tur: En •r.,of erasing CHEAP I.IOIUbE A SEAT AS IY 0.31Y - 01:Th1 , 1.E , TIVO ,STORY FRAME 110UA:, a 13o onas I.ISIA , Y. BEY ,, N lt h 4 ,1 1 4). A•ruo, Iknua. t> ti LLOSINt AND EH? tit At INT?, IMMZSEEIM =1 N om•E rt . !, Or A1411.111....5. frt.. cm. ( Natty ;1....1.11 tte rtwrlv.-.1 at ttl'a, c.C., ,ilt 1 T. t 2,11 •t for r.ty,t•lttrat C , rA I I't.% ERT.r. to I,..tri.vera I at Ilt• tt.r.tit.t Ettrtne att I'l rtstr lb- er st.. at I, ...tlr et trt:Tl Lltallt.Purt IT. t t tit l•rr r.l at itr Att.,. .ams.tttz.•, be re. ,I.r.llttr 1.110111 N., Et•INtit:I.KAN AN!. IN t../Cl.Ett, (..r yrar front tt r Marr.l. urat It.ttAlr I.atti , . ty In .. tar, pm at out. mar rrt.tert attrlrtat Tt.ar. Itl.lt . cri ar. rat...rte.' I I it.rril.ll at nneY. U.- • It, k f.r.tar Clty CUTLERY CUTLERY! CUTLERY! Everybody Goes to C7O -30 - 03E1V7.-So For Fine 67 and 69 FIFTH ST BEET, ere DISPATCH TN THE COURT OF COMMON pleas of Allegheny Cnunt7 No. I.SnPteMber MARY F. , :A ft V. by her next Wm. 11. on n F.DW A MrcAlIC. 1.11,1 In DI •or, v. a rincal. mateenn.n It. To El/W A HD HE. the shove named re f.on dvnt, You Are beret, nottll,l to he awl nzr.sl. t uns „. 11 , k: u ni.; , t Cori Common Piens of ne it Pitta 00' 30. on FHu Ilomlay of !larch, R. I). 166:. Tk...r. •n.wer foln plaint. of tt, •n.I &hon . lr • )11 er•ut.l. fc,w rAIII"Ki. It. I.l.lll,E.Y..herlff. EMEMUME PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS,' The ONLY 3TY......11 LlTllOottnl . llll, T.ATAIL L 1 ,311.11 r..NY svEoT oko THE, MOUNTAIN& I.4thon,se Umrde, L•httle. Clreulnra, chow Gard., l'ortralto, V 4, , 12,0 rt , ao., or P0p0... Invitation Cards, l ac. 71 Third, L. l'ltog- Lnrg. It 6 ALLET.—AII persons interest. t 1 arc hatehy. notllle.l thatthe on ,terillen.-.1, Vh .e,..r. appointed to •lehranel sale" tifkm..wes end benellts lur the °lnning of ( 1,,, n I.t, lh 11h. Third ...Ara, peahen)srom . che.ntnut el rant to the Eaat 111. of • ten foot •1.. let • dlktance ah feet, will hart on the p.n.- lam TiIUIthLIAT. Vhbrnary :1. 8e.% •t 10 k a. 1,.. to 10111110 e thole.; of their xp polnttnent. W.. 1. 11111.0 N, JALI Y. 4 Litilt(iit FHA NCiel lUtth•Nen. OE3 AIILLEWS LUBRICATIVE ..a.c,mr_x rsa-ci-.. A fall +lock of llie Shove PactinlC nlw Siann Land, wlnctL 00 to Dealern, Itallroa.l Compellc, and conaurvera at Ll....natue lbclcu• It can Irc pure um,' from the strainsetorers. as bren Solu Agcnte or Western enna. Call tt .11111 C it at ties. al and 2S t.. J. 11. 1 . 1111. , •11 . 1.t, '' 1522 ' Agunts. EEMMi Pure • . T. 11. & co." Brand White Lead, do do l n o* do In Illur ...vie., for 011 Itrlluern; lied Lend nod I.ltli•rgu; colors dry Awl to 011: V.. SaIC nt T. II . FAIN & N. W. •orner I.lrd add markt.% wt.. ii. Co , Sealer of Weights and Measures. Oflace: tio. in !lAli IiLT tintEIET NOTICNOTICE.—A rare chance Is E. now offered to mono who wish to acquire perfect .1.11•11,/gC of we art of I ' llUtiutiltA. or PfIUILT HAND WitITINO. A C. 13611 la now bring tot moil by • practical lieporter from LOMIOII, togiand. Adana. laftbaile ii.k7ETTIL (irrupt. BISHOP BOW iILtIN INSTITUTE, A COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FO& 10ENG LADIES, No. 821 [:RANT STRICF.T• The Second Term of 01. liChool begin, on Feb R. J. CIJIITExt, Hector. ar? /.t. re 1/1.6.1 lIAVANArAIIit4EB.-10 bbl hrlme lloTh Or on Orsalf , 7 i ;I,ll,r,!celve s d Cod for ogle. hr 121 au.l 121 Wood tittevt. NOTlCE.tion—Whee ,r o f rAea lette ot admit:tie-ra t” th late f Shale. tow ushly, itee•d, h.Te hers gratt• to the soliticrit•er. All peraous Indebted to the slid rata.. arc ri , intreil to make luitu- ditto and those having claims or dequaiiil. agisfunt the estate or the said ilecedeut, will tLatte known the saute without aria', to fesiuni , Atiololstratrix, iiihaler Township. —------ 14 BUILDING LOTS IN TEM -I°Y.RANCEVILLE FOIL PALE—Opposite the residence or lie, Kerr, Mall frame house of threeon one of them. Toms easy- Also, a TII room. RELE-hT001: FRAME DWELL'S° f six rooms, near the plank read toll -gate, on Main street, 11l said sill. ge, tilt lot being r, ru. Also, an undivided hallo( tenscree. near Mansfield, P. t:..1 C. It. It., salts bin arden lot, and two bulldinE lots In Mansfield. Inquire of E. 0. WHITE, Iteal Estate Anent, Mananeld. Pa.. or to MAYNE & PHA FEE. Att•y, fes:tn 10i 011.1. !direct. rittoburith. Pa. ANDREW BEGGS, • • GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, Ilardm are, Cutlery S: Variety Goods, No. 3 St, Clair Street . In hot from the BriJee, Pll - 115111U1IG Q. PA Ananunl , lon of all klad, always oak bawl. liurtA and llstola rea.ir , d• ra and R. yre ground and eel- Alto, peatulta bleelta la _ i.OUGIIRELSADDLE. II A I V • NE., AND MUNK MANUFACTURER, 102 Woodntreet, has taken Into partnership fronithe ist, or Janu•ry. 1007. ALEX AN DE it FILEW, late forrman of therstabll. h ment. The hoslnesa will be rontlnue•l n titer old plzrol under the name or I.oUollittY & FREW. LOUORREY & FREW, Saddles, Harness, Trunks ant all anti ,* In thrtr Hue kept flrul.claia al.. INTd.lQQ,TiroodStreet, 11=1 DISSOLUTION. -The Co-part o the etYYI r poTitn.h'Arikt:'&.`;;Vanki; le I A dlAsolse.l by mutual consent, Mr. THOMA rarrEit snadollw AIR EN havlow sold OM entire Intere•t thetr urcessors, VA N tWolt DER & SHEPARD, who will settle the bust., of Inc old nrns. T JO H HN OM AIREAN IVV S. TEIt, • :IIEL • AIIII I'iTilial7n..l l . January Mat. in,. AN CORDER SHEPARD, F.U(Cf“O9. I) POTTEP, IIhEN s 51111'It11, Produce and Commission MERCHANTS, I=l All kinds of Produce. WAREHOUSE, 306 LIBERTY STREE Pittsburgh:Ta. nriattt lllill. Frbruiry 171. 1..67. ft:r,jl 1 . 4 50LUTION OF P patiltrltty st,- Ing Itetwtrn Il• asar, of J. J DE.I,OEI: I[lolll, f . ..n.cr , flu tt, IJ.I .tf it,,toiry, the 1 , L1•1. 1 . •• of Ixte nrl/1 to, ,ttle•l 1.1 J. J. •t. ot.l t.ta.”l I,a , trty otrttt. J. J / .1,0.1{11 JAMES Si 4 'ES- r..ttrlng fr.m,a U.11,g and ter r “ElJer ou at r t,. hnk. ouu. Upoll ht. and ft r y e r•E1..1.6 1, . A `A I I lii lrit...: 1. , ....r ,•atn.r.• and trAlu ./ BEA Lilt S I SELLERS ' & VAN GIRDER, (Ml:meg..tors to .1..1. Bender .1 Co.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS No. ;41, Cor. Liberty and Wayne Streets The untlertt,thetl.4 , lt, t tttetttt , t l tt , tttt Int. of J.... liett.tet .t •... ottl.t• •"• •L• .111 e..t.lthtte the t, tto.t. lit3sl.4etta at the 0,1 • att.1.•.1.1 re•t.t..,l to.lett ttxa ronatte Ile ettututr.tr• tettrinw fl r.m. t, genera:lr. ta.l.l.l,ltrt & VAS 4,t111/6 SEEDS ! SEEDS 1 1 We are 3ow Prepared with Onr SPRINU ST -00k Cl:arden, Toleld, AND FLOWER SEEDS, lIIREkNTED IND COLN. = Market Gardeners and fountry Merchants. ALL OUR SEEDS ARE TESTED Before 01!bring - for Sale HAY PRESSES. Ingersoll's Hand and Horse Power X.FLMIE3I33EZIEI A. Full Stock of all Sizes T. Irtb.rkiTC ) 2C, 137 Liberty Street, N OTICE TO OWNERS UV DRAYS. HACKS, &C. Suttee Is hereby given to all owners or W sg ons, Drays. Carts. Carriage., Hugely*, a,. whether reshit sit or nun-re•l.l. , nt In the City or I'llt•huygli. to pay e Ice tirr• At the Tr e s, iirer's titnceof the city of I . lt“tiorgli. forthwith. tea obly. *p oem, d Mardi al. mil and au ord: nat., of the onelis of Ma •ity of l'lttieburgb, passed April All Licensee not paid on or before say 15, I t will le placed intl.! baud, of the Chief' Of lice. fur 41.111 0 0 , 11. 41119..0 to his fen of in cents for the collecelon llterkor and all' persons who neglect or refuse to Win out Licenses will be sub). et to is pen slty. to he rocas Bred before the 31•yeir, double the arnount of tla.l.l.se,e. Tue old mcial plat.. of prerlents years .ntist out, or at. the rime the L100L11.4.* arc taken out, or pay .1$ cents tberof, r. HATS, OF: LICENSE. Each One Horde Vehicle $ 7 30 • Ewen Two Horse thJele 17 00 Ewell Four nom Vehicl i 5 r 0 Fuel. Two liorue Hoek . 15 00 enlbours mid Timber Vk hector drawn by two horsed. ilutztreo dollars each. For each addl. uped in any oq the iv° vehicle. one dollar. SALLI Y HCII. City Trtaxurer. liitt‘berth, Fehroury I, IYdr (04374 TUE PENNSYLVANIA State Agricultural Society Iles determined to hold Ito of len? on the 21th, apd the Three Succeeding Days of September Next. The aileralanta are empowered In receive Va bi A o on , a . fe lll the lacallee of la , vroliosed 11 19th OF ' .1t1.471C1 1 ..7tEXT, Comm ittee. wilt lie latil before ihr xecutive Comituittee. /lather information or the re quirements or the Society wilt be gtveu upon P. plicatiou to A.BOTI) HAMILTON. lharl.burg e=! A. B. LONOAKER. Norrßtown J.BBs. SHE,PHARD'S CRACKERS 317 Liberty Street, - PITTSBURGH, PA STATE LOAN. ROPOSILS TOR .1 LOIN OF $23,000,000. AN ACT To Create a Loan FORTH REDEMPTION OF The Over-Due Bonds of the Commonwealth AS, The bohdeof the Celamontrealth curtain cent Ocate. of ladob Lod.", =aunt to twenty-three million. of donors, hole been orer don nu& unpaid for some the. past 4 J n•no.Gs. Is Is desirable that tbt time welt! he pal', •od withtleneeh from the market = 13711=12 = f Repreirnta . irrs vf - the Ormyr•A Kl✓ Leh of Nun- y Iron la in General .4 mn.biy .net, •nd It is horn— I=l I= I=l =I 61/C h amounts lad With such soilce, (pot Ics. I= It!. the luterttlf of the State, esti-throe Wiens of Soils!, and 'tone certrSeatea of loan boat, of the Comm•twealth for the tme =1 ntua per annnsa.-psysble meal-•nnually. an = city or rtilltdelpLita, which cortlecales 10. bowls shall net be sublcel le •n/ talatloo =I =1 I= =9 ME=l3 ILL sny I wi arkr.trtC. YCarli Said, within %wen •ott in,/1 be sbetled by the li.ny Ell= 47 t Aulltor lieuemtsad , v/Ute... l In th•bo,k of :he Auditor Gr . attral, and ,to Ito trattsferabt on the I;ooke of the l'ommotmealth, at tan Ts: = atly,tts. In. procesie of ILO wevl< or •whleS lacludis, premiums. et otters. rses:ved IS= ll= I= I=l pcne4 In the prteeeee of the fieveraor. •odltor = the Mahe,: Prend , d, That o• renitrate = I!= tnio. I. The bonds of Idle nate 4.641 citildcatee of Indebtedces pow over.lee. Ahall be fi.'elra- = IN= la:att.:llas tnei , vvernOr,i Auditor General and = far tjie coazt, CO , * wtoortrtC to be tn./Lt. ItOLLI state In hi. Old !rhetber LC. lame 11 pny.ble In 0..1111 or lu the bendii or eerille i ste. of Indebted I= 113=3 111=3 tee., or baler porters. holding In a 111nelarr pooltr. .Ld. or cortlerates of isolebtodueso of the rte or money", are Itrrelty a1:LA.1 . .41 to = = = and to !wet , * the hohdo tothortekt to be Issued =II ===l =I of tlits sat, why Enty 4 . 1 i• t• lavuiliraonty is h•nde for the bentell or the treat, {:asy 1.11110. slay order ofrourt, Ilko aaut• Ira = =1 Pe,. 6. That fit. and attor It• psssags of Ws act, all l►u bonds anti. Cemmoawealtb eltall ►e palit vain the or , ler et their maturtty.! GO Su, 7. Tbst all losos et this Cormo9nwarat. not of due, .Lull O. exempt train State. taunt alpal or local taxation, after t►e Intirrat due r,britnry flr-t. one thompal elgbl huidred as 1.1x17-screo. ehall hare bt , A Wad A. That MI extrtlng 15... or pertiotta = Ml= epeakor of the Honee of Iteprenetantives the •ocoed day or hbruaq, ole theannt; - ,1 eight boldted sad silty-serea In accordance with tbo,ptootslon of the oboe• I= Cd at the ale., of the Stet., Treasurer. Ia the city of Ilarrllbure. reno.rivaolz. ucall 12 o'clock, It., of Me let day of April, a. P., an to birendorsetl er toll° , re ”Proporal for reart syleanla Sta. Leaa,' . Treamtr Department Itardsburg, rat. ••., U. S. A lllde Trlifbe recelred for $3.000,000. trim ➢ntnabieiln Plee years and payable In Ten years Se, 000,000 reimbursable lu T. el3ZitiTir7 e4ic 1¢ Tittcol fees; and $10 4 .000,000 Tem le Fifteen years Led payable In Twen tr-Flve yearn. The rate or Intereel?o be either 0 oro per text. per a.m., which — x.ll.i be ex pllcltly Blatt d In the hid, and the bide Tart a 4 ,antageoue to the Blare will ha accepted. No bid (or leee than Do will he considered. 7he hontl. will be leaned In entospC *3O, an 6 Such higher some as desired I. the loaners, to to free from !irate. local smirovolcliml taut. The ever due bend. of the Commou.eulth of Penssylialst will be recatred at Dar In paltriellt ofthis low, hot bidderetast.t state whether th. 7 Intend to ray la lath er to the over die loan. No dlellnettoe will Im made beam. bidden Paying In mat or over-due !oats. ITN. L.—No oew.psper pnblialue the aboye ante,. authozattl, will ceaelTe ►N. i,.;1.21 ELECTION VOIR. PR ESII ap,l OF.I.'FIZ:n. of pa, for en ;1: a Ilritigo Over The Al it:ghee) t•p, 0500 I'l4tal.or.ll, la the c' ow,' of AllOrto to. Lehi at li./tIOI.. at Mc :oath tcol the 101.140, on MOND AY. 12.. 4th day of Mar. L . neat, - At the hoer of .7 o•cleek r. at. 101.. to %%31. iti,EltLltti.i. TO. 42.110, IarDIVIDEND NOTICE. Urn, PITI.C.1,1:11 A' nO,O , 31,1NG ,'•.. 1,1%1161.611. Vt•brur• Ital. 4 Illrreto, of PIT rstilJn.iti AND 11,r1IN iDri.lend tr( TIIItC 1,01,1-Alta prr 01.5 e. #l.l l attad at ,10,1. r l I p l ay ll able to oc bold., wa and actor Stool .o..et TIll)1Ab 11u11 TrCILSUrer. ICI. ur USION I,4ll7CiNi, STO., Ft a. 1.1,7. j DJIVIDEND.—The Board of a.aa uC latrectors hats this day duclarad a dirt- TIVENTT.FIVii CS.NT. on the rahlint Stock. payobt. forthwith at their effiee, No. I'oo Lihertl t. fef , . 7 . ALL. KIM. PATRICK. Tr... Jeer. OfTICX ki.141,1/1 ott.C•ss,M. Prlnuestioli. Jan. E, 130. 112 T DlVlDEN—TheDirectors .of IN :SUM Y. ,: ts . co. Yare this stock, ..f Fire Per lent. the on Capital eat f the earelnes for the month uf January, paya,le on and retire sirtfith, isii, at it, ord, of the nerrstery, No. to owl street. Tr 1 11 , class feh2:ol L. I:. attiAltr, emery. I NOM:E.—The Second UAL 31EETIN ki or Ih• trockboldors MEI ENION CIIERRY RUNCSSLi O'L ASD lIININO CO, vino. htld at Wm.SIcCUTCIIF.'IN•IovrICE‘ No. N , 4 l'enn ttreet. l'lttsuurgy, nn Weginrads.y. Febru•ry Ilk at to o'eloc rd ~ A. , !,d, v B ared y order of the l'rest.leut, fa•b4;.. J . . 31 , CUL CUMIN'. 5<e 7 . Or/ ICIO7 SP n 1114, T = ;.',lk o I o7LE.9.,EL!,II,Aon IuAL Allegheny Valley Railroad Co. wilt be kohl. the °ince of the Coca pato% co nor of Meson Canal etroote, L'lttseureh, on . • Tuesday, Feb. 26tb. 1867, es II C.:lock. A. 11.. i'ottio oirctlos sof • Board or !tanagers to stave for Us* i•solog ma rcir, and to trans.: hush uther bust...* as r nr pre rrrrd• WILL.1•311.1111LIL'o. ree s 7. err.ldrn t. Orr., he 1;7711)311...kriT8 0119.1 S OF I VA L" 1 ttAILISOAD —The Allegbe.y Vl,l, itallroad i, , , mpftny here by give notice that.they will redestu the The First Mortzage Bonds of' the Co. WttLln two ream tram tlils,la(e, In accordxnee wlth ll.• provisions of morlglge glvert tU ac c.e thn pa•ment of .204 II) ovler of the Itusrd of M•varrrs. Jal:rl/1 WILLIAM VIIILLII . 6, l'reeldeet. 1:510X PS, let, BSILwAT 011srANT. E. II c,Moe, No 421 WiT.I Street. Jerzliarl 2114 1,47. — TILE INTEREST IN GOLD : _ TINIIIT NIonTGA.GE BONUS OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMUAN T. .E.A6LEIIN Dce l'EftlV3 /OCT In, erill be t ahf on presentee tion of the Con , one et-the - boating lion.e of nle...rs. JAY COVKE CO., New Yule, on a ailce Milt date. IITARLAND & COLLINS Offer al Wholesale-and Retail, CAR PETS ♦ aI•W eto; - t or choice D•tters, valth ca.ot axest:vd tv.eLo. and Illtiwty. Window , Shades, In Iliten, Tin color, Bar. LIT coder, •111,11. (sm . ! c,,10r, with t•,11, fill rich Cllr bordcr*, dit`cr,ut sl)le.. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, All the beMlratterns In market In e•oett 3. 0. 74t 1 . 4, IS and 31 f%.:t SCOTCH WINDOW HOLLANDS, Fluff, Orern. Moe andlle, In All widths. English Woolen Druggets, In tte,, , , t;,To , s, 3. rm. 3 3 1 1 Yards WOOLEN AND LINEN CRUMB CLOTHS, RILTON VILVET LUGS, Swiss Lace & Applicati6u Curtains, fo D•tterne tier are not to be found eliewhere. NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, English and French /IE4 Vl' CUR TaI.rGOODS, New Patterns Cornices, -- c:lrixiaot t u Cartnias. UPHOLSTERY. Orders pran , p.'y and imrerally ex.r.a.l. Will send car , ful and experl,nr , l uphohaervt, any part or .an , ry to lay cart,' and put ¢p curtains, .0a at. AFFIRLINO S: COLLINS, 71 and 73 Fifth Street. Next tolll,llng to United &Atte Custom Mute and •o.wNer. oecond 11 ,, 0r. Ja.3.41.1 TILE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY; Only Company In the World ()tering arcurity guaranteed by the direct sonar vision and controtof Its Fonda eras Getters!, Mate Government' In addition lo vl e recuritY beeel , fo.r." 4 . .Sall particular of to the fellow Inv ..• Hi a recent set of the Lexie latture of. 1h.• •0 . 1 ... or Nate York. the C41..4 1 . ma o ke :pedal Hopoolte with the nutted...dant of theinauranee Hen...et...see tenets e there for Registered relle'tes. nearing the Seel of the Itap•rtment and a Certlneate that tte Volley la faaurof.t c. %VI r f 1; a : 'o 3l7 r a t'tl‘t2; dent ' t r b: 7 ( lv COY PAN excleolecl•. This makee everY Refit. littered Veil aeleieTtliti,to,,thrt Na "Wt;6lllCnetHNlON:l2lo'l;avel. IteaPlaucatra e et the ...nary Employment.. In •n se asar of khe Hutted Wales iturope, at any on of the - THIRTY DAYS' GRACE on all r i tmewal V: 00(.101E , are nun-forfeiting and Itente dlately IndlaOnnabln.' • = E=l =l3 =9 OVER ONE Ali LLION DOLLARS. All Insurers IlLre toessuiltir end tome their pullet. with &twee of the •.North Ambricw '` N.D. MORGAN, Preoldent, W.,IIEINDLL.. Seereterl. _ - • T.COOK 4; CO.. General Agents, rirrshunoit hmt NCH, N 0.67 Fourth street. A tow more Ware. eMmera moo hose 'Agencies. Jall:MealSerr TO BUILDERS.— PROPOSALS will be received at the Shea htore of JAMES 11()110. No. CO Market street, for the erection of • BANK Mill-DINO for the K gitST(INE NAV• INiin BANK, until TtIVADAT. Tel - near" 11th. rite. and reectllestioes now ready for exam ination It the olhee of SARK & MOSER. Arad trete, Au. IA St. Clelr elreet..llll. are solicited for <Leh of the breeches of Work separately, and for the whole Complete In one Contract. SAATMEI. It AISKI.EY. JAMESMILLE:•MIF„. WM. PICHEIISEILL, ,oFmlttee CansoiLOßO. JAI7;rIS WAIT FOR TIIE RENT.—We slll publish a•work ry Hon. ALEXANDER H. STIEPH ENO, of Georgla tWed —A Mr -70115 OF THE WAR BAT WISES TIIEaTATIe TR—AGING ITS 11[1t3INO, CAUSEO AND RESULTS." Mr. Step hens' Startle tr • aerOcieat guarantee that this Ind be fee btonotorri 114.7 of th• late War, and all Who desire the tap...! rtiktate sad mar bee work ehould sue. Tre.. N SA T 3III . It e l itfeT s frall: lll.. laTtrZldwT BOQUETS, C &MIILCLLI S t &c.—: Wr bare the largestand teat Mock of nr Ds- TER 7LOWERINII I.l..akirs +1 , 0 ,1 me t 7. AAA are Isnpared to I' a cgs =les with Table and o tt i. . .i.hgM;lf.'47.34:l6Tifkro.sel_t,ode• AU Avtdero, r u mp . ty s.. atten ded Vire re to ... the 4.67 " " TOLI r. It. AA. MURDOCH. I= tiorornor of rtousTlT.llt. =M I= I= PA 1r :14 . iyil•RTiTs".Nri ° IS A be l lrp, A L I No. IT: Lau °`"In".IV."R. & BRO. ,t7.47ilrT ( State Tresourcr. WANTS. [ WANTED -CANAL BOATS, 17ELVE SERVICEABLE CAI:AL BOATS. In g rt:nniag °vier. Addres, with fun par t!, ;;Isr. ar..t 11.12 o: ca'a priCr. B6N. 376. Ms- MIME WANTED—By a middle aged • Warrled nao.. t sober, steady habits. And !wing. lo experience In the mercsntiss bu.lness, IC in do, a-,lcountry.a:lTUATl 4,. N In elther a ...olealle ar ra t tail bt to, any Unlaces that Is how raol, s,...lreeNnlnen.lattcon. Addzess.st.tint flux No. ill. I.anetsi I er!'i,a. WASTED-IS FORMATION - Of .101i\• ar! JorrIrt•II.IAMISON. brothers. who left l'lttrburghabotit I,n Tears Hp. Any I. form t 1 ,oloorone than: .111 I , yrtltro Iy MACONititttOs, can by odart.attlln care of tiAZKTIE OFFICY. f 3:01 rlttsburob,r, WANTED. -500 clerke, and and others POW ant of woLorment . lo Plttst.u.gh. know th at A Nlskid.W.S 1. AZ CiENEILLTUIL ecn:lnues toselthettsr than eter. Fortunes are made hr With, rights andthe aror. It Is the only thing rights tint that ass m real merit. •ut. e” Is the standard. Lowe and Sc. lOW. agents cremating. j. WANTED, An Active Partnership, With 615.04 to 6".0 WO to turret In the 'donuts: - tore or tree. 6r one - who its had some Ten Tears experleoce In Let. petlores.A.MeAtt i , ENT. febittri P. U. Box Pittoburrh. r•• WANTED.--Gr m aduates e. of Lit- , I salary gni Com:etal Coars to en Sags perrisueritty Is basluess requigns Sslesuin ship and business sorrespendencs Apply wills niter... Is R. H. cuvRAN, WI grant Street. epposlte Court louse. denlto34 W*NTED-20,000 AG EN TS,— A s•rnple artt free, with term. fur may Out to clear OW, daily, In thr , e hour.. Iluelnesa eolirely user, light .0.1 tlealrable. Can ho at llomr. or tra.el i /IF, ny 1,,,th male sod ft tnlia. No ruterprter or nurnhug. Adders.. with rod atmeop, 11. ell llt jalf •15.1 , T enn Broadway. Nan WANTED -50 Stove and Hot- LOW WARE .MOU I. ER...!. to whom good wages an.l steady eanpli.ymeA, will be glee.. No one beionglon to lb. Moulds.' Union Aaso. elation mot appLy. WANTED—AGENTS—HT THE EUREKA MEWLS. to sell their NEW 820 Will sew from tissue paper to heavy Beaver cloth or ',they wittiont change of feed. needle or n ten sion. Celf.adiusting preewire foot and ewly desicnettrour-motloned UNDERI!..I3. Address, CottusliM stamp, J. IL 11A1.1.. & CO.. lid (HIM street, (Second Floor.) dell Pittsburgh, vs. WANTEJD—AGEN'TS—The best . Chance yet. A Work or Historical Value and National Importance.. TI ouly Work osi our sae y yet In thy field. FAIIII.AGUI ANn 011 H NAVAL CCSIMANDLIN. Or Hon. J. T. HEADLEY. the illatlngalsbed Author and His torian. In one handtome volume: Illustrated send at once Par toms and territory. Address A. L. TAI.CIiTT, ]all:r:Jl:dAwF' td dlseket ht., I Ittsburgu,ra 1 .1 TI! Y. Of New York, Ilsoomo of MEM IMlffir:=ll LILIDOEIOIII3 • CO., KY IMMO WANTED-AGENTS — TO SELL • • the CHILDREN'S ALBUM. or I'ICTUIDa AND STMLIEr, wrlttun and compiled by Hey. ASA BC LLARD. Tbe Book eon's , . a Bice l'ortatt of the author, more than one hundred pictures. and Is nicely printed and bound, and muss piese• all the children. Address, W. J.ll AN & tree No. 75 Third reet. deti,rwri Plttaborels, Pa. WWANT F.D. - AGENTS. MALE • and .FlatALE—ln every part of WOstern 'esinaylvants. tor the doe new bteel Engravlstes s•PIS.AYIs.tt A r VALLEY • THE At *IDES'S l'itAY a It." ••LIN , JLN sb HOME AT bl'itl.NleYlELD," ' Either by tke smooth or by entoustsston. fishers' rates allowed. For toll particulars•p ply In person, or adders, I..itntil) not C Fifth street rttlabargb. FOR SALE. • b'OR S4LE.—lsbe one-hate un- In that very destrat.le prop . rte. situated on the corner of Llnerly atnl Warnestreets. • conblatlng or one lour-story warctoot, or Liberty btreet and two three-elOrY narchou.es t cit *isine t , treet. .TORN D. BAILEY. block and Real Estate Broker, fen No. tot eourtit street. 1.;OR SALE.—A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HIJUSF., on Centre avenue. 'rattan Iwo m i nutes walk (torn the .111nerevilte rallarllger frallwar Stnttoo. TOO Lot Is Irt, fret doer , hr 21 fret 10 Inch... I runt. She Houk. eon- LI/LIS.,•111 large. I lrhl. a 1 - airy lo oms. And to my con:l(4l . l.lWe. Ito Jurtter pn.rt,eulars ad dress A. Y. Is. EATING. fra 3) Third ntrret. 1.4 • 0 R SALE.—We offer for sale J tiatra ' ,nabl• MANUFACTURING SITE, Oacupted by us as a Barrel FaCtory, afloat, at the t0..1 of Taylor street. Vitt township, and op posit. Copper Mill of Park. McCurdy & Co. Tbli prbperty his a frer.t of . 21...fett on the AB, gbeny rt•ert eontslnlng neat TY.° &Cited. sad prtyllege or ailing up to mate as much mOra. For Iron. betel or other large llanufacturlng perpos es, has no superb,. Terms made to soft purchaser. bels:snl & SILL. FOIL SALE.—One Three Story Dwelling !louse, containing eleaen root. ONE MU nTOICY DWELLING HOUSE containing eight rooms and finished atOe., ONE SMALL OUIISE containing Ate rooms and pantry. Inquire 01 W.ll. 11 CAIIVICEL.L. Jail:ell No.:11. Second ',tract. FOR SALE OR RENT. • A COF FEE STAND, In the Market Howl. Diamond, No. 123. /or further particulate enquire at tte bland. No. Int, In the Barked Moue Diamond, DhlManure, VOR BALE—One Lot fronting Is rvet, 9 Inches, on West .Ids or gandurty street, running back. (set inches to Whig al ley. on which there rs crested 4 two. story bd. Louses, goo esndo sus:seri. with Ittl rooms emit, and on Ntilly alley, with 4 rooms each. oppo site the Yount, Want School House: will he sold at • bArgalu, by HALL. Heal Estate Agents. No. le Baxter street, Allegheny. = FOR SALE—The Church Butld- Ina occupied be the YIFTII U. I% CONURE• UATION. comer of Pleat and East sticuts. Alle heny City, Is offered for sale. Propoaltions for purcnase will be ruccieed, and full Information glein by slot.. of the traderelancd. until( Fut,- ...icylX. 7. U. UMW N. No. litiOhlo street. ALEXANULIt. MAU I' N . la Diamond. I= `OR SALE.—A desirable prop erty In han Al' phony located on dusky CU... sod etrn.t. , D7 alley; the lot I. s 3 feet an haneut[y street and Ile feet on litrawherre Icy to Herron alle7, and only one Warr from the Diamond. The Improvements brink honer. with ken,. room, and • Dune shoo on the emelt end or the lot. Par further information Inquire on the precalaes, j•Staßt 172 SANDUrKY STREET. - "TOR SALE.—ONE TWO-STOttlf J... MON CLAD BUILDING, with good store room, (and lour (I) year lease of Frntind (to 11l neat Aprß:i situate In good location, being No. en Fenn sire, corner of Ilarrinon niece, would slid' gond loratlon for• (tore. or Finn:obit:lg IFF Y NO Venn street:or BAILIFF, BnOWN ACU 'lumbers. ninon, and Us* Pion Fitters, No. Lintileral dire.. All , 50 00 7 elty• 305,60 FOR SALE—Second Hand STEAM EN DINE AND BOILER. LIN are of W. S. LTTLE, No. 91 Vint street. THE FULTON DELL BR BUSS FOUNDRY, I=l Nos. DI First and 'lO Second Streets, PITTSBURGH, PA = ALL SIZES OP BELLS, From 10 to 100,000 Pounds, GLOM', ANGI3, CIIEC6 KID SAFE!! VALVES, Cl= Stop Cocks of Drams or Iron. OF ALL .117:ES. &AGE AND CYLINDER COCKS. Agenta fon , all a. 416 a r r int STEbM PUMPS. Sole W. Celebrated Steam• Siphon Dea•ers In (La n d . l2l:EidraAN an MAR FIT -114'41C1lilaecntIg/n ggl .. toltTLAkt and GAB :F A NiO ' Y ' ATI:3III . O . IIBA.A r iFITII ', : s - Uti:nrt.d CELEBRATED AN TI -ATTRI- T fi," ',ININGS male to order arta Solon. d cella neatness and dispatch. Particular attention paid to Brass linlshtng In all Its branches. Weals° keep constantly on band all slue orlileset, equarn and Bound Own, H•run and Cotton Pectin , Uom Hose of all idles at up to order. A. FULTON'S SON & CO J• 17,213 ESCOltllltrOtteGetiteron'e Orel Cr. CITY. Teb 241. 1M7.1 QPECIAL NOTICE..-Plans. Es- TLISATIB Band Lints of Atteerment o the rnjurtv. embraced 10 the cauttructlou cc n the Rest Common" and ••11elmont" ream, trill be nven for Incprettock at MU °lnc,. for a period of Ten Days f - am this date. By.ordar of belcot and Common Council. WM. MctiEN pity, Bccorditia itrgatatdll. MEM EU Foil RENT.—The Warehowte, N,. 22r, . a 22c Llber T •treel. and 173 Rood etrret. at trete. Greapica 1 , 7 0..'" wrlar.. Po::e%n%Q. KT. I lrt ADrll, or,OOCr II , 1r 4 =I I,`oll ILENT TWO TWO-ETORY ONO& DIVELLINGS tiltaa . t , n ttomn.on str , EtakezrUo,,•tch street. Allrf Ilene. vach conizitansenx to. m. ~,mlc .1- I,al ,ra of vr rotb MO.11(1s', OQ SE\T.—One two-story Itwelling Hotta, of tight room . pleatatal, slttlitett. with or. aotl water le the Loa., a 1 lot. Wanted. tenant that worthl patella. parlor ca vet: ell cloth and ratio, Nine., ill new. brut 4110. B M el. AIN A CO., tt Yount, StrroL FOR BENT, .L.IRGE Room, back building of GAZETTE. Poi . partko. s, inquire st s 1 7:r117 GAZETTE COUNTING-ROOM FOR RENT, STORE TRAM No. 60 MARKET ISTREET: 5.00115 01.71 TABLE YOH SINGLEGENTS: SA Les COON. __15Z0.0.51) 91.000 0/ 56 MAILIO:T bTILEXT: OFYICE* UN 11.110.1) AND MAILS Er arm. J. X. Att'y at Law. 04 Grant ttrrrt. ISM To LET, I = l.o o rner B . Two or there Toung Men e a a r a tm g e g n t t a . in Katie d Comfortable Ithebtog within me% minutes walk of the roetoCtre, by . addrese toglntmeglatnlT E. L. GAMTI rittsbargb. /11=1 Flo LET, .1.7' 0 FI'ICE, On Or, lion of No. GO .131 70 Water Moto, .1 A NES DAI.ZELL d js•3;.F .. _ TO LET, The Warehouse, 27 Wood St.. N ow t. rectplea by T. A. kVANIS I CO. Tor ru" IeAACM. Or WILLIAM Mutisl.22. tala:rri No. 27 Wood tttttt . ot, _ ~ ~ ~ :~ HART, CAVORT & CO., Bankers and Brokers, CORNER THIRD AND WOOD STREETS, rrirrsnunGn.PA, (SUCCESSORS TO HARAA, HART a COO I=l Exchange, Coin, Coupons, aoa parklculAr.,,,tLaialcoortlel to the cur GOVERNMENT BONDS. 44 - 810 TIT DrILTI'S ON LONDON. 101..52 .;..% N. HOLMES & SONS, 22,..a.rQ-32c.301-1..5, No. 57 Market Street, ~ PIITSBIIIIIi 11. Depoilts received In Par Tends and Curran,. made on all thy principal ',Gluts Of tile United St at e s and Canada.. Stocks, Bonds and Other Securities BOUGET !SD SOLD OH OOMNISSION Particular attention paid to Ito PottbLott and solo or U. S. Securities, Including U. 9. GI) OF 1981: do. do. 5.0t.5; 11. M. TIFFS 10.40 g: U O 5d e EU n T Vo l u C c A hTrEbo O g F t I oND coI B Ie TE teDd.AMS pITTSBURGEt BANK FOR SAVINGS, (formerly the DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION, .61 Fourth Street, Nearly Opp°.lle flank or Pittaburab• CHASTENED 11118 1 32. OBEN DAIi.Y from 9 to t olelock, and on eDNESDAY AND SATEUDAY EVIENLNUS from May Ist to November Ist, 7to o'clock, and Loon November ist to May loot to o'cloct. Books of Ity-Laws, de., furnished at the office Tiiis institution especially °Berta those whose earnings aro limited, the opportunity' to zees '/mist, by small cep:oils. easily steed. • sum_ wnich wilt - be s resource when riceiho l and tear. in s• interest instead of remaining untiroductivc. 334cretrcl. .c.l" MactriouSersol : rnistrilsr: (IEOLAIE A. BEAKS. vice rAviinuovsi S. IL. HARTMAN, .JAMES PARK. Ja. SSCESTAZT AND STIZASCRXII: " D. E. McEINLEY. A. BRADLEY, WM. K. NIMICK. A. S. BELL, F. !LAHR. JNO. S. DILWORTII JOsIMA RHODES, (i. YOLLANSREE, JOHN SCOTT, JAS. 1.. GRAHAM, I R. C. SW:MERTZ. ClikilbauPSlEli. ZUG. . SociciToss—D. W. AA. B. BELL. lov71:1:40S J. F. STARK & Go., BANKERS; - Corner of Wood and Third Streets. 3313,r BNa 03113.Tatia SIMS lOUS, GOLD, SIVE AID (moss. (Draw 'Jame and Melt Bills of Exchange on ENGLAND. FRANCE. GEILILLN Y. ITLLT, dei3:os:wr le.. Az. SeCo • Weed, Lock Stitch Sewing Ilackine, BEST IN lISE. Tins Is WHAT $6O WILL DO. $OO Ilisrhine will Mem, Yell and Bind: ilvale. Tuck and Cord: tisiber and Qulit. Make ID Cl o t h Overeat; Mke • Proofot, — Make • satin Vest: .i. Make Cloth rants; hind Oboes; Will ress Maki do-evers ng. scription of P de $OO .whine will do 421 kinds or Yamily Sawing. $OO Machine willrun .o•er seams wiihout breaking needles or skipping ache ;;... IWO hischins stitches silks on both ride.. - $OO Idamdne tne cheapest Machines by Piper cent. in use. and will sew faster, tt not supeMor to soy Machine in the market. becan return. and hare his money. Warranted four yeses. AIKEN KNITTING MACHETE. Will boil 12 pairs of Pock. in • day. Brold and kmbrolder7 glum s for ssis and Stamping done. ' Also • model for tutting ladles sod children's dress.. Any •son pe unlearn from it AviltNTS WAN CEO. 11.3.•11 kinds of family sew ing done. ki. •gent. 112 Grant street, opposite Cathedral. n017,1 - .T.S Ylire2l3.nnOl. GROVER & BARER'S ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH Sewing Machines Ate THE liEta for TamJ7 and yaovractorfUß purpoaes. Call anti tar them at .To. is Fink Street. DON'T BE DECEIVED BY ylonelabingbalf Out advertisement. ek , Meade.. but aei lifit/VAR BA SEP- it au antedully tested for ma w.. Team le by all 00 yo. lens Jodie& bled 000nend the BEST IN • • 1.1218. xca v - 133 I:lgtia. tracot. n09:10.5 BARTLETT „ 82.5. 631 SEWING MACHINE, Beet cheap Licensed Muth. In the United X!Il/11.C. Agents wanted every.here. ray $BO to °° Mr month. Snelwe tttePreni....t... 014 'Chestnut street, (Mo. and. AT I hamndt meet. Toledo. (Mo. GET NONE BUT A GROVER • - ac BAKER /or 'Wilda,' GM It.. nltable. perferti and hereforc tM best. Don't fall to call sad set It a% 4 SIIOE. HARNESS & CARRIAGE 11-I.W.Ellti should see the new t BIM O. 1 511113 G Before haylog elsewhere. It Ls the beet for ' that . use. Yor sale at nog:DO NO. IR Firm STILE T THE GROVER & MILKER SEWING MACHINE • L the lllttme Thule of XerJzcalam. Plum call ana ""'g''' " NO is rwrii erairr. TAPER HANGERS • . c lanriViriL L l N ` D r w r uf :i rrE S; 46 r l77.°.'t roArnerr Jos: MO.
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