ZleNitbburoltGurftts FEBILUAtIti.II4, 11467 NEBRASICA-THE 'AMENDMENT The bill admitting Nebraska as a State las ICC= carried over the President's veto, as heretofore 'announced; but this does not settle the whole matter. The 1111 provides that the Constitution of the new State - shall be E:0 amended . as to give the blacks the right to vote on the same terms as the whiles:' that this provision shall be formally accepted by a solemn public act,' of which an authentic copy shall - be transmitted to the Presi ' dent. Some objection has 'been raised, evert by RePubllcivas resident in Ne breaks, to this stipulation, so long as It =is exceptional, bemuse °rite • tendency to give • them au undue propoition- of black population! If the efiactment could be made uniform throughout the country; or even throughout the west, they would cheerfully accept it. Never theless: there is no reasenablS probabil ity of the rejection of the taints of ad mission. No State or nation ; ' in any age,' - -Ted because it became an asyl lose who were oppressed and Idden elsewhere. iltany haw risen to greatnesio Be side! is not, far off in ; Flitch nett. assert its . sw'sy, in thiii respect,. and meet! with general ac -knowledgement; When the praitice most; if not all the States, will conform to their professions of :Democracy; and then the objection now' inised and felt will exist no longer. • When Nehrmika shall be actually ad mitted the wholtrnumber of States will be thirty-seven; of which twenty-seven will participate in the government. It may , be confidently expected that Nebraska Will ratify the Constitutional Amendment. In that event the ratifying States will be Connecticut, Illinois, In ffiana, Kansas, Maine, 'Michigan, Min nesota, Missouri, Nevatie;' New Ilamp-, shire, New Jersey, New York, Nebras ka, Ohio, Oregon, Pepasilvtilffir, , Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, West Vie ginut;,and Wisconsin, Making twenty- 'one.' The rejecting States will be Ala bama, Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky,Loffielana, Maryland, Mississippi,Massachukts, North. Caro lina, South Ckrolina, Tema and rugin iai-making fourteen. 'lf it is assumed that three-quarters of all the States are necessary to the adoo tionrof an amendment to the Constitu tion; then seven more ',States than those already assenting are; required, while only two remain to vote. On that basis the aniendment is clearly lost,_nnless a nimblir of States shall neon - alder and change their decision.) If it is adjudged tkey& three-quarters of ihe States actually participating are sufficient, then the re quisite number have consented. There is no;room to hope, however, that the SupremeiCourt will hold such a rati fication to bp .good and valid. Decisions already map by that tribunal, foreshad ow it will maintain three-quarters of all the States 'Must concur: EVIOPE. All aceMults ,from Constantinople agree thnt..l‘ violent ferment pervades European Turkey,' and that this ferment haa a deeper root than sympathy with the Cretan insurgents., Indeed, there ul i are l abtri2dint • dicationi that the same causes which rought 'oh a crisis in Crete are opera g powerfully' upon all the Christian subjects of the Ottoman Ports, and that the outbreak occurred In that island onli, because! the ctrcumetan. tea were more'', favorable there tlian in the continental provincea. This is farther manithq in the conces sions dhe Sultan is reported to have Made to the Christian population and to' his snbjects generally. A Turkish. Par. ,Ilament,. if It shall actually assemble, will be'a novelty, and .!all the more if ' Christians are allowed representation: In the days of' the early Caliphs, the , , .1210 , 8 immediate SIICCCISSOIS of ItLamOurr, when the faithful by rude elections desig nated who should wear .the girdle of the -Prophet, and freely; sometimes bolster lonely, told the incumbent what he ought 'to do, and uOraided him 'ler real or im aginary -short-comings, popular partici pationdu the government was common enough. Iftit then Christians were in variably excluded.. they were held to be no better than "dogs," and'were al lowed to live only on luirsh conditions. s They were not much better respected than the negrocs of our Southern States by their white neighbors. If the Sul. tan now consents to admit them to citi e,ensbtp, and to convOke &Parliament in which all classee shrill bc heard, is only because the pressure of events is such "he feels he Cannot help him, Baffle well by any utter means. It is. thoight, moreover, that Russia is inclined to reopen the Eastern ue tion. If this ' is so, then itTs not wild to .conjectureatiat Romait intrigue is at the bottom of the tususUal agitation among Vim , 'Christians of 1 Turkey. Claiming heirship' by Faith to tie' Eastern Empire,' Btisaia has - kept her eyes on Constanti , nople, and will keep 'them - there until longing shill be kwallowetfup in fraltiond For our, 'part, we shal be glad when the- Cross fesamci its phase upon Bt. Sophia. All the animation and progreas there is e in . Et:roman Turkeyfis in the Christian population. . Under a.,congenial and fos tering Government luch of the old en ergy would be festered. Constantinople would be renovated and Leanne astately ....._ metropolis, and the adjacentcountry— , once the gratierjr of hE world, but now \ barren and almost demlate—wordd again , ‘ , , , ordckee into beauty and fertility. :" ..,. .' "s _ °r •- e ...t 4 g- 4 941..T.5a1e4i10n fail of being greaaY useful. in the rdeielopment of Remit= 'Civllizatiisi'lwith ha,capital on the - Baseharnii R,alfdaymuld bcaaan.. commeicial in the fell %mi s nom er Beites, Comateree ' lithe ' great civilise ? of ni tiow• 4er misa_ °Farie3 are shim and steamers, and most' sucecsafully do th ey perform their frtne9on. d higher tylies of learning,and iMproiereent than that which prevails, 14Inniiig in „C,oristeett. noplo,'would spread gradually over th e . . . vast empire, qtll KCllltig to life, earn bling its aims, an pnrifyi j g its 'religion. But -it does m t stand to reason that • France or Enzland will consent to• ibis aggrandizement locitctssii. By herself England would red. are to move For 1 some year's she has clanlicd not to med. die much In contineniaiaffairs,.aud has; measurably dwarfed her importance.* But an enterprise of such grand signitl. canes as thlif, and which might shortly haste: a gnat nautical rival, . would' "arouse „her Lora her apathy, and, per-i 'haPS, enlist her mightiest efforts. • • 'Prance-is standing with her s+rosti sheathed, hat.her hadinis °L the VJ ) • She has laarailiations. to avenge; and while she would he - glad:to postpone Mil itary. exploits until alter jlie Paris Ex position, she is prepared for eventuali ties. In resisting the ~,,..g randii e meri t of Russia, phe might open the way to destroy or counterbalance the expanded power of Prussia. This would involve a continental struggle, the beginning of which, it is not till:Hata to discern, but the end of which is involved in clouds I and deep darkness. REFORM IN ENGLAND It is natural for individuals who have a monopoly of any valuable thing, to hold on to it as long as they can. If they have enjoyed the possession for a long time; and particularly if their fathers enjoyed it before them, they are apt to feel that a demand for a surrender of it Is an invasion of their natural and inalienable 'rights. This is the attitude of the English aristocracy towards the masses of the people of that country, who arc demanding to, he admitted to equal voices in the management of public con cerns. That aristocracy has held pos. session of the government from time immemorial. They have found it a good thing. 'lt lias brought then, wealth, rank, power, not in shadow, but in . sub , stance. On the face of the whole earth there is no aristocracy comparable tothis. They are the chief of the elect. It is no wonder they desire to hold on while they live and leave an unchallenged inheri tance to their heirs. This must be said of them; moreover; while they have taken goOd carn'Of them selves, they have, at the sums time, made the best government for the masses that exists in Eur Ope. There is not one on the continent that approaches it for giv: ing and guarding , personal liberty. Herein Is their most imminent peril. The people of Ettgbind have enjoyed so large a measure of liberty-for so long a period, that they understand its worth, and have discovered the way to get a still greater portion of it. • The aristocracy are not ignorant of the fact that fresh concessions must be made by them; that thn basis of suffrage must be broadened. They expect to yield, and will yield. But their study Is to grant as little na may be, and have it last as long as possible. In their eagerness to save what they can, they run wrisk of creating a resistless feeling, which will demand all, and be content with nothing less. um, NEW ORLEANS MASSACRE The Report of the Conireasional Com: mittee, appointed to investigate the New Orleans massacre, its causes•and dents, has now been before the country some days. The facts presented therein have been duly considered,. and the nat. oral, inferences therefrom determined. The effect has been to confirm -the genet ral accuracy of the newspaper statement's made at the time of that lamentable ocL currence, and to deeetn the impression produced as to the culpability of the President of the United States and the municipal authorities of New Orhians. The massacre was not the result of a fortuitous collision, such as might hap pen ,In any community where popular feeling was exasperated on a topic of general concernment. It was deliber ately planned and executed in broad day-light, the officers of the law acting as the leading spirits, and furnishing ap parent immunity toall shades of ruffians who were ready to slake their thirst for vengeance upon defenceless men, who had committed no wrong towards thent or the public. The murderers were rebels; the murdered, loyalists. The crime which the victims expiated was devotion at Once,to the Union and to Liberty. The. bloody tragedy was an expression of the intense animosity felt by the rebels against the defenders of the government, and 'an exemplification of the desperate means to which they are ready to - resort, upon the slightest pre texts, whenever an occasion offers. Ai the last session of Congress the in ternal taxation of the country was re. dated to the amount of seventy millions of dollars annually. By the bill now tinder consideration a retaission is con templated to a like amount. Instead, however, of making the reduction cover the whole list of articlesupon which ex cise duties are levied, certain commodi ties have been entirely exempted, while on the'residne the duties ' , crania as at present or nearly so. The articles re lieved ttri r s such as renter most generally into conSiamption, the design being to sensibly, lessen the cost of living all round. . In thus reducing the income of the GovernMent by one hundred and fifty milliona yearly, calculations are made for cutting down expenses. This is much more easily estimated for than ac tually accomplished. By undertaking to operate on too narrow a margin, it is possible the' Government may fall into embarrassment. It will be quite likely to do so lithe productive industry of the people shall he hindered so that income from manufactuiea and net revenues shall materially fall oIL InAlie present condition of the Indus. try of the country, iNe hold it much . wiser so to adjust the tariff of import duties as to set the tenCoNhousands of idle men at work, and:let the domestic taxes remain. • Then , ' If Congress will rigidly refuse to expaiid the currency so as to keep prices Brim advancing, the: country may hope for renewed , pros perity. • ~ , . ENCILASD is again ".liightened with a miniature Fenian thvolt, and it' is quite likely all' "sqMiril-teed boot fel lows"Tound in Irelarid will be , arrested and imprisoned on charges of Fetilan. ism. The cable infoims us that all the telegraph wires , in tim insurrectionary districts of Ireland here been cut by the insurgents. The movement will end in about as much good ;Mirada Irish inde pendenee as did the„recent !invasion of Canada by Ameries# Fezdans. Where ' is the mysteriOus Stephens? • Hci is re. ported, by V 'Cabidi in London, while the ew r - Brkers bgteye him to be liv ing lillprivacyln Nkl, : kn was a "Brick" laid bettor than ;was 'Pomeroy by njecently . published letter Gee . Butler. But "Brick" re. Wiatei, and choicest blackguartliam deaonaces the, old - ..'hero • as , a' "liar." Pomeroy evidently Events to Vide into donioiloa the abouldersof the "beast" ooluales to heartily to despite. No w°l ' 4e r the "ilawcr Of Strength!' of the Deal. " rh ti° Pont 00 - ' 'rapidly decayed w4° ' ' tlili chl" of ililweharacter were used la its eonstructldw Taa Temperance C onVenUon which is to assemble at itairisiiiirg, or, the 2Gth instant, promises to prove the greatest demonstration of th e.caracter ever wit. wil attend win fromia State., n large delegation ihis city. ; GREAT destitution Ukists in Enginnd among the poorer elaskes. 'Bread riots •are daily - thteatizned,innd can only b e !tept back by 'On actiifi Charity of the },ettcr•to-do portion of ;be people. Dn. W. 'A. Carrwroz4i, or Soma ton, Pa., died on Sanqiy, the 10th In atant, 'l' tin people of St. Louis have got into trouble with their Gas Company. It appear; that in 1816, the authorities of that city contracted with the corporation to erect the public gas lamps at a cost of t.:13 each., The Gas CoMpany has sud denly realized that St. Louis of 1807 is not the St. Louis of 1816; that her bean daries have been extended and that the lamp; put up outside of old city limits were worth fifteen dollars . more than the price allowed In the contract. Hence the Gas Company brings suit to obtain' from the city the sum of 000. We never heard or more impu dent piece of business on the part of any corporation than this, but gas companies everywhere are possessed with a suf. etency of brass to do almost anything. NEvr Friday will be the anniversary of IVishington's birth-day—a legal holi day. We have not beard of any ar rangements as yet having been made to properly observe and celebrate the day in this neighborhood. ?lIILADEL7'IILA i81:11fiell delighted that League hand bas been selected as a - Naval titation for iron•clads. The offer of this important station went begging nearly five years for acceptance from the Government. • lIRS. MntliE BROOKS, a young woman aged nineteen, made a desperate etlbrt to commit suicide at Zanesville, Ohio, by takinglandanum, last week. Cause, - no money to pay her hotel hill. Cononnss, it is now thought, will be unable to reach a vote, at this session, on the pending bank and currencymeas ores. • TO CONSUMPTIVES. ZDIVAND . A..IFUZON'S TrepErid .crtptlon for the este of CONSUMFTION. AST BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, COLDS, nod THROAT mod LUNG AFFECTIONS, tau Men In use over ten yeare, with the must mark 12E1E2 The Remedy, prepared under bfr.Wllson's pe tonal anperrialont tiro a pamphlet Contain'. the original rrercriptlon, with fall and expllc directions for preparation and use, together sr • abor I bletori oftla case, mar be obtalned of .TC:OI3. - DRUGGIST, No. Si Market Street. REV now. RD A. IVIL•iON. 15.3 Eolith E ort.l strxtt. Wllllarnsevrit, N. Y. fel Gil AY HAIR. BALDNESS. HAND- Rutr r *lnc Or THE hcAl.r.—At • HISCOVERY CAN .nll PARE WITH °I.ONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER AND DREtIiIHI ." •'Lmolon U. Best Hal/Color Bellow" "London Han Color It4storer" "Idnadon Halr Color Honorer" "London • • Hair Color He/diner" "London ' Use and Hair / . .dor eei.orer" • / Losidon al r Color Restorer' , "Lolidon Recommend It. Han Color Restorer" It never falls to Impart 111,,rea1, - and ten/ weasest faiten• and stops Ilrfadine. and hesom to produce a new krowth it halt, ccuhr [bo t tl e grow thick anti ctrung. Call 73 cent., :44 the hatrdosen. -hold by lllct . L•itig.ti /trail:I:NAN, N 3 littrkst •trest. GEo. A. KELLY :11 Wood st., and JVS. YLEllltfol, N 4 Market stzert,ll[C4. burgh. KAN& &1.1131.13TT. legto ati27:El3:msr• 110 W TO EFFECT A CEdTAIN Atilt I Ell- WAN•NT CdKa•—Some occupations of Ills predispose to Costlveuess,eapc.lally those which allow bet little exerclse„ Person. who contract this unfortunate habit of body, under inch etc euntstatcee, might Mundy be relihred by' changlng their maculae)" eMidufntcata fo- 0135. of smote active binds but this Is trt no means certain. Habitual constipation Is • very °but. nate disorder. All the ordinary to-talie I reme dies invariably aggravate It Nothing Can be more Injurious than the utlene . d use of strong &perks/Ls. 'they at ant Ims Mate tad Ilnaliy al mest payaltze the tverels—remluhu (lout 50 t .rPld t ,, at ea oetnou doses os cathartic medi cines bue to I deprbpon them. A, mud &pert eut, dmbited sslth a poetic 'Culaut. Is the true remswy; , ,And cou.banatlon t e hied le P-t pro• tulle of siert loan...netts, Is brand in iII . .sTECCLICStTIAst•C.. lit rT etib fuss (alto. 01 .machle , ete , gorates tbe 'rho e,lotutl- I as! canal ebb , . qui. sly from co. v01uu.,.. nit imperilment. V. • frt.* Pa, [l.:musts tb•m. no mere pnerative b. t..is den cperatlne. Nootalnuy ,ttmtlattarems deuced tooJeet. Cues 01 C..numptlon •hae doted its burmess by dlatlngt use ed medical men base been ruled la s Mow worts by •bv hitter. ro those who have triad all the mediate. of the dirtwusary In 0.10. we say try this Irtssissihsc. ststaulsrrt and aperient. sho ut ro La no sufacleut remlon Why Constlpat on ss he the rouse• YITIVi lg. 4: d rp ' ;l7l rt . t l eTt 4Vialf,tl l : P , s ,l otherwl• e de ' rrted from exercise, will. In all cases en•ble the system to its eau-etory functions regulat Cr and beasalsfully. --------- --- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J3LNC18.4.2f, Jr., ddanse Zspress Of. file, 54 Jo Vth &reet, is an authorised Apent to recnro Aldvertieements tor IA., GAZETTE, and all other papers throughout the United Oates a , ul the Clanadas. arr.:llft AND FESTIVAL Dili be held at Ole STIP. DAY SCOW'S. FARM OF FRINITY F. Y. CROUCH, elsth s.reet FEUTIVAIti 21•1. LUNCH f.ont 11 to: o'clocL. .IfEnTIVAL sal FAIR from ito 10 o'clock. r. Y. Ticket' eau be bad at Richards. & Co's., crner Market a. Firth streets, and 1, it. {cairns' a Co.. 101 Wood street and !tithe do., I,IS to il /Iwo >masa milt 4 II OA • RETIE IND AND ISTORING An td.loo. nett II on Ungnt the etocAttole eta of th National lie en lug tad lino g Co., will beheld the UOARD Or TRADE ROOMS. 14 Wood S. on 310 ' , DAY. gebtotary 111th, at It/o'clock fc 111;1;.1 •• C. lIF.B.ING6II,I3eeretAr7. lIIPSOLIIITIOS OF PARTNER SIDE..—The turtherehlp heretofore ehlrt• log between JOSEPH SNOWDEN god THOILAS EOSTAMALINA. wader the Lem of JOSEPH SNOWDEN &CO.. le dlesolved;Tbomah Coro, magus retiring from the bullpen,. • JOSErlf BEOWDEN. T 11139. CUSiAMMIN•. Pirrelltl . ll.ll. lrebroary 'mu. roy THOUBAT & HALIVS smxr....s.coricatr. Vol. 1, Price e) 14. 0 0 A (ma supply scealsed at felstf.6 K'SlTV&dCgi'et. FOR SALE Store Fixtures and Fire-Proof Safe Apply at KAY A COMPARY”7, feLS:t7O w+d COUNTRY ItERIDENCE FOR ILENT.2I. Deer Creek. on tae West. Pa. R. R., walks fr om the clip —a I...HUE DA ELL -120. costalblog groom. and ImP, with Lout:a acres of greeted, a stable and curtail hemp, fruit tree,, grapes and .brutobtfy, and water at the door. Apply to ALDERMAN DYKE.. Coe. Federal/Lod Lacock btrect, felmte Allegh.cy. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIOII.—Tbe superior fornlinte as No. 1..4" Third al trot, above els' Infield latestr be Id on Tllllll . l/AY, Men. 21, at 'clock— VI era are two sod tb see ply es• pets, cart enalra. arb•e ten stand sod bores., cord. *lle and es, lemon tablet beestasdo Leather beds and bed ding: /dove, blinds , utensils, re S • • A alitiATE. Suet. XECUTOII4I NOTICE.-Where as Lotter • am. ober) on be e /tate of 1.1/1/ WICK RITTER, tato of Ideten toornaelp. Allegb/nr count+, ea.. dec. It/ebt, bavlt g been grante4 I / the o ode re dgned. ell penmen Indebted to eld a /WWI are lwqo.ll,e'd to make henna .late D3llllO and all peseons baring claims &enfant •nld eat •al will preteen tbe same properly an. tben//catdO, to GAM MUNK. /anal) felkta3 Executrix.. .TO LEATBEII HEALERS 4JrD SHOEM4HERS. Beet ' MARYLAND OAK TANNEDIPAN int and BLAVOIiTILIt Sole Leather, In quantities from lae IDs. off Al Wholesale Prices for Cash. Orders JAMES W.I(*ES & CumbsnLANy. Sin., Web. 17, Jar. reismi ?dAusEuxus QUILTS Honey Comb Quilts, Blankets, Utica !Meetings, . • Pillow Muslims, Furniture Chintz, Par. nit atlo7ll . prices 1.7 WHITE" ORR & Co., f „, 2.13 I`±ll.ls Elltremot. CITY OVALLY auebtr, T ax.sectialoe Chrncy, Febn.l7 /Wt. / 911 . SEWER ASSESSIMENTS.-Notice .., 1 4111bT . igea to the ogehrs of PRUPP,IITY. .tsirivtereethe rtt'ootuoe. t nr,eq and 1l ir glt sele"gl.l taviX,r,T,Tt. t t h rti b t f '.hereon, e 0 In I be rbretlf t be 2 1 ;:! ;111 , 1tre ceet. ended IMO • L. MACFk:LtIi')N, 1:14y Ttesitster NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JAMBS T. BRADY & CO., (buccusers to E. Jones t C 0..) Corner Fourth at Wood Sta., BANKERS & BROKERS, DIAL'S= LN ALL ENDS 07 Government securities, Foreign Exchange, Gold, Silver and Coupon& COLLECTIONS made on ell accessible Pointe In the Ullll4l Mutts end Cenedss. Interest allowed on Time Deaosits. GILMORE & LIEBLER, . 31.antanwlurerg. Who'esslc and Entail Venlerg In TRUNKS, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c. 411 - ). large xisorlink lit of ',milt's' Satc h els al "'aye uu Imud. Nom. lei and 106 Rood St., =WWI GIBSON & CO. =i 1-.3M11.1) PIPE. Sheet and BEtr Lead, I=l PSG lE.ID, BIM TI. I'ITENT Ninth street, lic i t wean Main and S yea more, =I NEW SPIUNG 'GOODS. • We tee lamt recrlving • NU sod complete eto n. 5 flr our spring• tie, conatallor of enliaed Cambrlea, Jae onetc Soles Mulb, Parred•od Plain Nalo-ooka, Vretorla Lluru. LP , en Calattla Lawn. Tucked Cambric Pklrtlog. ratilillllDEKl 5, toll lint. J scow, Edited. Put I➢w;r[lngr• H•mbore E.telnas ant loot rt. Joao. Jaeonet •nI Hamburg Floonclu..a. recant Caton, ankh, Ittrolt. Infants ranbrol 'dert,l Ito,. and Wa a I'ES, 44,a1 ',lnt. and •ppliskno Lace and E , lgin,r. vencla. •n.lt luny. Mr.. , " an tiutpure I,4evs.d Edrings, lip, Val. Edaln” 3.nd • HAN!, KVIWIti I F'S, R. a. rartntand Appl Th , end, t luny •tl.l Trlmetl, • lain. kru den.t and 11“mar.citrtst.1 I.•en. s-d 1 I.NNET n lltlJ. Trlnatalos and .ct 1:11ttioN, . . . kNI,I[I: HMI:LOVES!' Lad rs Ceuts and 311. , e%. ..EILITz.. all na•kes. N., .01,611 RAs, Itol.•, Lorozet A FULL LINE GC!. r,FUILNIMI GOODS. COUNIIIT land ILL Wno Sty to toast. 1.11. ntlot In our Wboledsle Ilepart• goo 4 3.,or:nrat, sol os low al &LSI - - ERN PIZICY, MACRUM, CLYDE & CO., 78 and 80 Market Street SION-ENGINE IN THE WINDOW A SUGGESTION TO Purchasers of Groceries You can save ROM TEN TO TWENTY PER LENT By Buying at the House Of SHIELDS & BOUCHER, 108 Smithfield Street, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE PI4 , KITES! SKATES! SKATE I HAVE RECEIVED MOST or 31Y 112011 K, awl offer to the Trade • .clectlo3 from ,000 Pairs of Various M'akes. Before purchasing elsewhere, call and examine my Stock, as I can OFFER DEALERS SPECIAL INDOITACEITS. JANES BOWN, ,:1 3 9 13 1.36 Wood Street LOUP, KM:TINA , A. KAUFFMANN & .CO ., UNION COAL TARO Best Family Coal, Not Coal and Slack AlWay., on hsod and promptly dolly end to unit, OFFICE: COB.. HARRISON AND PENN NTS Yik ItU—A Ileghcny Valley Ilallrusel, near 211 Ninth Wahl. MEI 0=111721121! - REMOVAL NOTICE. OF A PAHL IST. WE WILL RE. 010r0 10 • Ito. 10 Diamond Pittsburgh, House at present °untied by Wm. FlanlAge. gag. where. e propose d,ia an EXI:It•UnIV IL 14UdINEz.. Alt pee sone hayleg 00. taunt. With 0. at present Sr. hereby Scolded that Lech. accounts Will be cloned /Jamb let. it being den r.ble to b• ye our book. sieseA uP fore removal. we old earnestly and respect. fully request prompt ettl. meat.. . W E SOW.; • II r Federal !tee HANC m APeglteny. 11.—.8 vorwlete let of grocery fixture., counters, slob, rg, to., of the must /proven t ylr, /or sale cheap, frig Me. CO-PARTNERSHIP. YAM - nail ISO, COL • T .HAVE THIS DAY •SNOCIA I - E1,..1111 me l n Ale I/Willmar Ilfatou Work., UAMUEL l'OllttEbTult and Vino. Y. COLE- If AN. Thankfut to m• Wends and a /enema public, In. their my . liberal woman. In the past, I do meet rtopectfully aoi telt co/tilt...am of their aro.. C. COLEMAN, Increased fae'lltlcs far foanoraeterlng all de scription of Plain and tewlog Ww.one, Carta, Orate: every style of dente Barrows and Tracks. Also, roorused blebs and ranted eg° k /lay Bake, 11.7 Yon. esc., COLLMAN, PlltllltatTEß CO.. il , i r lgwalasn Avenue, In Croat et rettllentlary, ' 31 • I VALUABLLE STOCKS AND BaND,—T, , ESDAY Milers Mil, rob. rah, Ct7}, o' lock, will bus old, oa. conn floor or ommercial Salesrooms. 103smI n thfiela atrtet: 14 :•.bll/t• l • AltAbgrql: Cal Co.; 13 ••• l'enneslvanla Central Railroad; l• Fecund Nktlonal reilnaylVlllll At nuance CO.: / ...o Manny eta CO.; • • Crotral Part basting Co 0, son Mon-nsafirls 4 or:gallon Co: ISands; 1 KO AlfrAtieny Voller .4,011r01d nose.. foiS , A. aIeII'AVAINE, snot. CASKET WILLOWS.-40 141. ES ln non . WO for side Ty fell ' DICKILY a CU, • 'MEW ADVXFITISE➢IENTS NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS. THE HIV; IHAGMFICENT, RE • Mammo h • "GREAT REPUREIC," • B, BONALBSOr4 Commander, 1 \ WILL COMMENCE Receiving Freifor- ,REMPHIS', VICKSBURG, 1211 NEW 01,LEANS, ON MONDAt, FEBEVANY Itsth: E AS ABOVE Og =3 Thursday, 1, arch . 11th, 1867, .W.C.113 X - PIEI Lir. EhlPPer. wlll ecusult th•lr I= =I n board before making en re.. The public earl rely lm =lt Eli J..lTilrTln-rrTmTr NATIONAL FOUNDRY AND PIPE W4Oll Corner 'au•roll and timallinan Hireels, Ninth Ward, PITTSBURGH, Et. ' NATIVE. 1911. 0 .1Irria, MAXI77ACIIVREII. or Cast 'lion Bowl Pipe, FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS. . 5 Lpf-'.".ga";` , MT. -2 ..rs'o". ,„ L o, • CHUM MIMS FOI G 15,131 TIM MK!. MILLINGIR & BIDIFELL, 21101ONGAIIELA PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARDS. Carson Street, South End Mo.. 11100 With' Bridge, SOCTLI PITIMIRC/16 liarlog slug*. stock of DRY LUMBER tro!vizrtraziAP . .;ll2.ll°.7.'iv:, - at lowst market ..... . Isollgers *hi thou, 1at.:411,g It bot h . Init I. the muss frworahle tin. for othitiogtheir a r• Taught...to, au.* boy. • !ars e Attu It of FINISHED 'WORK ON HAND. (.11.1.11 WimBINGSIEN, ATTENTION it _On aerosol of the .welt) of work, we hate re4nes4 the prints of our LIEU'S C•Lr 4.210 Ktr Boapti ao.I 1111 NAIL eilor.t , , " CHILDREV3 nu,rrs. 11.1.1.1101iA Lk. P0L.1511 BOlITD,• Coll tad you will oarri(olio ro d nasty ter u , al at coat. J. 11. dt W. C. BORLAND, kro. le Alitritot stmt., 24 door tro= 11th Pt. CAUSTIC SODA , Both American and English, PINE WRITE BRANDS. For 011 ließnbag Purposes, c`outaally as baud sad for We l goaatltlee to salt pantotooro•tq JAMES HERVEY DOBBS, 246 Pearl Street, N. Y. OetrZ FOB SALE. Butter-3,800 lbs. In Firkins. AL-5i, - , ♦ LlYr Ul CHOICE CANNED FRUIT, CI CARS, ETC., And Lease of Warehouse, No. 201 LIBERTY STREET. Jon's Tosnericz. MEM SHEPHARD'S CRACKERS ;nb 317 Liberty Street, -"' PITTSBURGH, A. LIM ANDREW BEGGIS VIAL= I. GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, Hardware, Cutlery & V lety Goods, N. 3 St Clair Street to bar fromiteßrillge, PITTSBURGH. PA. ' :V:I ° I4:I,W g:ll47T°lbrratd =V. Also found . "4 .at. , peakialfs blade/ lm NOTICE.LTo holders of Boon t7 Bonds et She Second Woad, • Ifteheng. ft.. N. be . r 1 at. at , to 200 of the ant hone, dated beptem BM eajr above Cambered Bond. wilt be p. 14 at the e of the ALLILIittENT TMLBT Cur PANY, •r lb beroerne eh t FR m D e be n ds MAhNeC To pped after Outdate. ny orderer the Board. uL 4021 111101VN, Lleere ßool. ltTtary. rreslde • re1.6:111 11/ILLEEPS N . .4I6OIMINGV. h A f whtok et will al to F D ac e t ale ion ,Ri e r o ad Coto Danko and consumersat the mina price. U It earl be ourebased from the manufacturer; as waltzes been annotated Cole Agents Mr Western Penna. Call and asamilow Itat nos. and 7,8 Bt. Clair etreet. J. • R. PHILI.II%, .12.32 Coln Agents. EXTRA II ROUND WOOD Boxiz, Junt received and for eale by the mod or box et the Family Uroctr7 Otore of /Mid an d Bit!OMAR corner Liberty Heed etreeis. ritesoLirrioN.OF PARTNER tIBII%—The Co-Paetnershlp beratorao es -Ist log am:fart/a style of BAXT/Lit A 14.1.1501 i, ' -- Ala day dinolred by mutual Consent. JAMES 11AXTEtt, • JAIIEH 0. 41.1134.4 i. MED ORPHANS' ;COURT T SALE. BY vairrruF. pr.. 401 ORDER OF ttra°44:l Tnffic. P . '. 4 l l ', Zrzl'tVT ;‘:11,1 e k onet,' , olll sell at rob lc bale, Do the pretblaes, On Thursday, March 11th, 1867, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. PL. The following real estate of 11.0111 1 122_ ♦llll - avec.. ed. situate to "Allegheny CUT and Is McClure Township: t. All that certain lot or ground, on the cornee ef North Avenue and Federal street. /Menke:, City. having A front of ni feet on North Aut.., and extennlng along •Vederal street 81 teal, whereon Is • two groundek dwelling house. ' 2. All that lot of in McClure lOwn•niP. on the north Side grille Perry. riank 'Road. tng lands of J. P. and d. Knox. having a (rant-of abow rah. on .old Plank Road.c tattling glom.r e serve. a. All thartpt aground lo aft:Char Town.litp, on the rotrth slde of l t rrrYSTll , e P.•nit adJolning llama of Strlirew and others , cod known lgd•T he Rotto Atharry Lot,•' caJtalntng aboot I' s acres. • J. Allah an two vent? r, Auditor lienert , and: btlite Trcami be, and arc hereby, do thdrlzed . and em powered to byrron. on the faith of the ilomtnolwealth. to tm(h amounts and With such pa/1.1.1:2ot les than Italy days) as they may deem moms expect cat for the Interests of the State, twenty-thtv mlllloo • of dollars, and have rerildratra of-10 or haea. or the Contutormeallltfor the tam belting thinnest at a Tate not eMeeding six pc Cesium on: annum, oisgable send-antiuMiT. n• Le brut of February awl brat of August. I th City of Chtladciplile, which certlecetes 'of loan or bei.4B shall not be anblect to any ti ' tratlon Wliatorrr, for Mate, trunlciril or locel ors. and tl4 all be payable as follows, oatitetY: Fly intlllo us of dollar. payable at any time niter Cr tats and within ten Testa: eight milling of d. dram. payable at any time after ten Tetra and withinEli...en tears; and ten millions of ;Milan t ev y_LlEL!after Artee LI years .4 .044 fitly ty-ar e Lb. be signed by tbol Guy. trnor2.44 binte tty,raer, and ceuntex4yeed Dy tLe Auditor GeneYll.4.gistentillntLebo.als of the ...editor Genert; And to be transierabl oollie boots or the COmetosisrealth, at the Far Eters' and 3fecelattes. tiatlostat Bank of Phila• of We whole of 4/htelt taaluttlna preaatilms, et cetera, recelvid oo .Mated to the payment of the b.) ed. and etrildontes Indelite.e ttcsi ttt ttt Coms.awealtb sai The bid. for the cold loth ohoa_be opened la the pre fence of the Governor, A ll4l tor Veneta' and Mato Tdnunrer, and awarded t , tte highest bidder; Prorkfed, That no certla.st hereLy u thorlre4 to be I.suel, than be nerchlo ror :c, than Its par value eu. The bonds of the State acid reettgleate ufladtbleU nese. now over due. shill be'eLecetra Lir in pay=ent of tne loan, under n4ch ns u:ativnsas thet.overaor, ditor Cittieral and State Tztuarcr may prescribe: and!reiy bld4e foe tlon loan, now actborlted to be issi4.l, snail stale In Is's GIA w htther ILe alms I. I , yalsle to E..h or In Ile b,oae or cerLLncatre ol 4debled orso of the Cumouonwenttla hat. 1. That all trulteca, executory, iitltatale UAW". guardian., aacuts: crtasortrs. tore, or taill..pereons. holding Ina fiduciary ea. Pactty. bond. or ClflifitAte, of ludelatclettes of the Mate or weary., are hereby auttarlzd to hid for the loan hereby aetberlard to he ',feed, 004 to sun:crder the bond. or earaltleaca bold bt theta at the time of enaktfoiaucti bl.l, and to reectt a the bond. authorized tole tt'atted t • by ads act. SIX. S. An) person Or perront,itlelie lb the erprelts Unted In the fourth §:cll. 'of this ret, who easy desire to Invert money In their Uuruto for the benefit or the truer, may, without aisy or. of.art. tUTe.t the un:oi la be bonds authoiltot to Pt Wined bi tyt. .nt. TAW of premium not osoredlon twenti Der Nza'. V. That from and after Mie yamire 4;kf this ct , all the bonds °Md. CoaamatmealtA eta Übe im the ..r.ler or their maturity 7. Tent eU 'oar. of tel. Common. .11th. • / not yet due, shall be exempt from State usal de:4ml or local taxation, after - the tutirett February end, one thousand tt lett hodulred sea la t7-ct CD. shall Imra been paid. I • Ext., 8. That all valatlng lags, th. perttor Incooaletent btrevrith, aro 2terelr7 Jt1112( P. (i LAM, ripeaker at the flout.' of nePte,e'ul.ti,.. Speaker of 6. Senate Approved the beyond day of lebruanN one thousand eight hundred and tin ty-aerau Isl accordance with Mc ;mortaloa er the;abor t of .1 glemblioustled proponls will d at the office or the Stat., Treat Trree, in the dt, of it.ji!liPlL, rentITIV•OI4 411.111 leek, N.. .5( theta. day of ♦Vj, A. N., thrt, be end c . re ell as lollow•: "Proposals toi Penn .71rinta Btu, Um." TreasuryiDepailmera, urni.buzk• U. s. A Bldsnlli b received for 43.01:10:000, nlm bureable La Ilya years, and inmate In yeas* U. 000,000 reimbursable la Ten yearsiafipili. abteln Fifteen lean; and *10.000,000 rein. bailable In Fifteen Yeats and Da, able In twee t7•Flra 7 . oars. The itte of Ihtereet to be either auraper Cent, bee.C.12133. which Same be es pllcttly ata.L,l l❑ the bid, sad the hhlssoost ad ..testeees he the State 1.111 be Accepted. -No bit for less than par will be comidercd. 'The da 1,01 be lined la • of 330, ati4 Inca Wisher sums u desired by the loaners, to be free from nate, local aud monlelpal taxes The over doe bond, of the Coturtormealth of M=5!!!1 :flats layu , but lattld ern mast state whether las, trod to nay In curb or In the over due loan. 121=13 No ol.tloolon wlil bet Inside bolo ten bldde Ylog ttleaah or over-due 10g.,, JOHN W. °EASY. liovoruor of Penuoilvanla. JO . IN r. nenrssNrr, W. 11. REMELT. sir-N. IL —No newrpinp er psi L Ile hint the &nor e 9S •uthurlte.l. ro ill ' , cell, -(0374:. WANTS. . • Oat icz or liatoa .‘"' .!'• t VV.aNTED.L-500 clerks, aud I'l I,la - Kfill. kitooary 13. IN. t ~ terl r i I , , E , . fit , N o , d li e I L , f A o L ~, 11. 1 1E . E , T x l 11 i ,t E l t . gr_ I : .„:., tt ': tH 7 ~.' 1, ..; :: : : - 3ac .. ..": t:. , '.:::,. : • N1e" ,.. e. r 1:..,:..7 . l'ali •lt LI arultlNO CU. will Dr hel.l at Ito ir t. •r. nr• •ro n-• h.:, r:outs aact atatt• ~. 1.,...,,m. ~,... ... ~,,,, ~.. ~„ ~, ~ 0. , ;,. c. 0.: of la. Icno C oth•t1.11) nth. at 2 o•filigrk 0... for' thr carp,. ofe:ct- 'to .1 v.. i It. Jr ...a II Me ..a.a.lard. omo and lug • BUITII or lltrecto,s, to airve for t I , to.. . ~ , .: „..,, t ~, t , ,,,,,, , ,, Ina Year. nao ttte traosaalo aof such other tot.:- _ nen as may t•broacht bet°, /hem.. 1 No. Ic3, It. filo ill Wlt. F. LANti. arrrettra . , , it. .. a t.D—.4.I.ENTS—Tt e best .1111ELECT/ON FOR Prlt.'4- TVi 3, . 3 , 0 A A .„,,, or in to i ‘ DENT. MAOAOEOO and OFFICENS of ' onol Net •..a. , ph../rtan..e The L; V %.' Ol tto Catopany for erection • Flrldge over the Al- . •our Net t Net I:I th:PcI.I. PAttßACarak,..- 0 c t7.1 1. 17,40.1 . .vhc, t. ,„rit i lv T : 7 , : i‘e Jr. o 2 ,, .. 11,;7..1::,,:y1y, j,-1;,11.,1,1r4,51,21,..1ip.41/01:1,3.%-.4-4,.177. 1101.1nE. at the booth rod of the Brldir, on ' wrist.. la co.. la ndtoo.c rolculs• 1,p,,,,,,,,T MONDAY. the eth day of 11 arch next. at the pt ad at on, :or jcg toe ar..lterrrr. A,1,,,. -- Ic.nr of '2 o'clock P. R. ; , A. L TAI oTT;' tel•e7l6 . W3L ROtIEtICRIL Trils4,4 , - i I ,11,.rt.1.d.t0 r. ~. kla•t. t PL. I Itt.turck,l'a 4 DIVIDEND NOTICE. i ll ' A‘TElt. , —Graal tiat es 01 Lit: , v i ~" „ f1.t!,,,,..,:,,,13.1 Collec, L. thaws, 0 , 11. PITTFIII . MI,II I 144,,r40, 311'..1,a; ~... / , 11 . 11,411,121:41. Fl. hrs.'s, s ..e% 4 i permar,...tlr ittl tAl•tti3". re ;china' .....sleccuati.. The Director. or Ps: PITTnItU lat It AND ' 0,,,,,,,i,,,,,..1,,,. 0 , 1 4 0 ,4,,,. ~.. ' 130 h Pop DOL L CO. Taco dsclar..l a dlttser.l • Ajp:y vr . ,,, ret:c.rtnceS. of THVICS DOLLAR/3 (1.3) per share, as stock stand at close of 04.41n4.3a thls flay. payahlc to noekbolder• on and after Mosolar. PM. toot. ' . -- I - ' Tenses ..... TIIO3IAP 31. !WIPE, 111,3u:cr. UNtox Paume BAILw•T coarAm E. D. tql:lce,l4o C 4 Wain. .`'.ricer, PIIILADILPIII.4, .I.rtary Slit, 1,47. MrTELE INTEREST IN GOLD PIRST.M , RTGLUE BONDS Cr THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, EASTERN DIVISION. Dce FEDIVJAHY it will be laid on pres , ntso• Don or the Coupons at the Banking Hon, of Beam. JAY COOKE & CO., IYesr Yotk, on and sites that Cato _ uZniDiiirs OFF., or Tot. ALL.' h. It. CO. t Frribbooott. Fob, I. Ito:. • THE SECULAR ANNUAL meeting of the btoekholders of the Allegheny Valley Railroad Co. • Will be held .t the 0 acr orof ""‘P"'.'" j eeete, llttsbutoh; on Tuesday. Feb, 26th, 1 567 at 11 o'clock. A. It., tn. toe election of Ii• of atausgere to serve for the cosi:log yrar , to trantact etich other bilsine.• as Lo3l . he seated. rtill.Ll lin. fe4,74 • Preside , . eaTICS or • Lawatur,ra. VALUIT It. I:. l'o.. PITTEIWI43I.I, J•noary Itt . (SC.' RTNOTICE TO HOLDERS OF Fl MTMOIIT,/ AUV.ISONDS OFT/ E LFUH.E.NIr VALLEY EAILItu AU COStra NY. —The AJleaheny HAI road teetDaeT here by give notice that they will r e deem the The First liortraCe Bond. , . or the C Within two years from OM date, to awned,. with the provisions of the mortgage glean to a . core the payment ofaahl bonds. order of the Nord or Mahrrecra. JaimM WILLIAM PHILLIPS. l'resldeot. ROIL RENT.—One two-pit ory Dwelling House, of eight house,y situated. with too and water In the good lot. Wanted, tenant that would porn.. parlor carpet: halt cloth and parlor Win., 42 0. ' S" B. MeLAIN &CO 1= Fourth threat. Fos REST, STORE ROOM NO. SO MARKET STREET; ROOMS SUITABLE FUR SINGLE GENTS; SALES ROOM, bECOND 7Lotar. 0.! 38 MARKET STREET; OFFICES UN ILIUM tt!iD MARKET STA. J. SI. LATTA.% ja7;rs2 'Att . , at Law. OW Grant curet. 1:13V.V clelMr-tw :I GROVER .& MAKER'S ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH Sewing Machines ♦re TEM ➢I2T for Family and Ilannfactortelt purposes. Call and see than at Xo. IS Ptah Street. DOWT BE DECEIVED BY 71ouelsbIngbalf column aftrertleements of luf. nor aletblues, but yet a UlluVLlt d BA KKE-It bey been fully Meted far Mi tten years, and m by all compe- Lunt 'mires. Inv uouticd the. • • /SEX? LY No, 3.E1 .M . litiks us troot. lualm6s 825. BARTLETT 825. SEWING MACHINE, Beet cheap Licensed Machine In the United mates. Agents wanted everywhere. Pay 030 to 1200 pee month. Enebsee clamp and address CAME BELITHCIts. tivueral Agente. 014 Chestnut street. Ihilsdelpitla, and 221 summit street. Toledo. Ohio. dettpt GET . :NONE BUT A GROVEI3, & BAKER Yoe a Holiday GM. It I. reliable. beefed and heretore the best. Don't fall to call and ace it at No. IR FIRTH STREET. SURE. HARNESS ar. CAHHIAGE MAKERS shoaklllea the sew MU& & B D. 1 SLIFII6 WHINE. Boon Dnytng elsewhere. It Is the best for L h one /or sale et THE GIZO VER - SEWING MACHINE Is the Illtlma Tbole or Iteettentsn. thus cal and ...Ws aa .!io 1K Firrit CIIEVAITAJREIIOUSE. RICHARD E. BREED, xamm.cskurzips, No. 100 Wood Street. HRITTANNI• AND SILVER' PLATED TA TILE WARE, TEA TRAMS and TABLE CUT LARY, always oft hand. CHINA. TEA SETS, CHINA DINS ER SETS, CHINA TOILET SETS,. CHINA VASE.. (MINA. ESITTOONS, BOHEMIAN WARE or - every dookrlptlon LAVA CARD RAI:OATS, LAVA VASES, END LA Y V S TO O N T W O A N RE of all rarttlios e to mot wholesale and remit trace. The larest and most con:Blew stock of carry th tug la `andllea lo U ll Oll7. goloos terms the same as In the eastern C IA& auna —flan. TIC. smut. Ar.z..srOrrcra BARB. SNAKE & BUETTLEII i Successors to WAILELINK 6 11 , N 0.12 St. Clair St., Pittsburgh Pianos, Organs, and Musical Vonis generally KrSolo Astute for the Celebrated PLUM; lir, New Tort, and SCLIOMACEER A CU. Pld/Adelohla. PLUMS. Also, ESTILL' A CU.•S •• COTTAGE.•• and D. A H. W. SMITH'S • •AMEEICAN•• Ult- GANS. andTIZTON'S PATENT GUITAR. Theban frailest and German Vlolln and Vet ter Stehle" always on bum. arnrse JAMES H. PARKER, PORK PACKER, IZELIE 309 Liberty St., Pittsburgh, Pa = EXTRA. SCOAII CURED DAVIS; EXTRA S. C. BUEANFAST BACON; EXTRA B. C. pILIED BEEF; BACON SHOULDERS; BACON, PLAIN /LAMS; BACON RIBBED AND CLEAR SIDES; MIME LEAF LARD; CINCINNATI LAND tILL; DILL GREASE, Conataatiroa Rand .4 for sate at the lowest market prices. . LADIES' FURS-, X93 , IACJEB, AT rux HAT, CAP AND FEB STORE McOORD & C O. .la=lBl IPOOD STREET. CUTLEIty CUTLERY! CUTLERY! Everybody Goes to O arriMlV'tS For 1 ino TiCnivesl, 67 and 69 .FIFTII 61 - P.EET, lIDWATCH 11. 13, LYON, Sealer of Weights and Measures. 011Iec: ?io. 38 . MAUR ET ISTREET, OM DYKE.---A rare •chance Is now olrered to those lytto with to ac.plre perfect ronwledge oral art or PA OguuI•.S. =I! =2 - . PUY, or MIMS? trA:PD WCITI lie. A el•s• la Oew being. farmed icy■ praetlni C•portrr liom London, laglaol. Addregs 313113 NOTICES. IL 11. cI.7OL&N, 4ja areal. over 31,1la.ter & il;azzas4 . 4. Law OMrc. oppoattc Comm House. • Ce•lla.s. W 1 N rL A !Fr tocea{ m,e ft three terms we .43in es, et tlrely...w. Haat au I dealrable. Can be stone at hutur or trs.Olua, by 10114 matt sad female. No gat euterprlp, or t anabug. •' alahlrat, wituTed •amp - W. Jolt shralv T I 21 Broad why, 2.. car York. DIM WANTED—A TT I.:l7liEli.a Wll to Fell ['Aril' f•EW fru , 11 sae paper t leather without ehan &lon. ant-adjusting I ttralaned four-tutottua eaclualtta "3.111. dell Ms fifth WIL 4. PALMER, Trem•r WANTED—A , , the CHILDREN , AND STUU.IL.,, Wrltl ASA HLILLAnt , . of the author. m eldirra, and Iv Mehl ! tlet plan,: all the chi J. detyrrvrt WANTED. - AG ENTS. -MALE aud FESIAI.E 7 tn c‘rry part of Western l • rnagylvaula, for tha ara..6t,l Engraving, —l . ll.Ay an A t VA f.LY.Y FtlfttiE," • ILE 31 vII,CN•S ritAY FR." •• LIN•VI.N'S HOME AT riPttINGFI27.4.I , Eith, tly the month vr by coratals,lott. rub -11,11,.,' malt, A1i...a% Fur fail particular' all ply In rivrann, or addrrps. CU., ocr: , • 43 Firth grrel, rlttaburgb. FOR SALE. • • VOR SALE.—A COMFORTABLE DWELLING 11.011 . 4` Centle artnue, with. two mrtwur nom tau 3111,er...11n l'asavc,ter 1,11w,y ,t4Dotr. TEe Lot 1 , It, lett &et 11 , /;:nt• Iltellwoe con talon s.s en 'a..., dna air). room.. atitl yry comf-rtable.l 10114, Tottliculars ad 4. F. KEATING, 3tr Ttara Ntrett. FOR RENT --- FOR SAJLE'OR RENT. A CCF FEE STAND, la the !Janet House for further particulars erhiul at the titan.% No. 11.7. In the hart Iloure lamond, .rittahurgh• l'a. ja19:t.13 A' OR SALE—Onel Lot fronting AL. - . fret, 9 Inches on West .I , le or eandu.ly It street, ro n plop bark Pt fr 6 Inch:. to Whig al lay, on -hick there , ere .d a twu•atot)' Ortelt Loosz, on -pin sty Ltr .t, with 6 rooms each, god 2 on IV bfg 6/ler. Wit, i rooms esti, oppo site the s'ourth Ward ..ielpiot House: nut be sold . 1 ?.bs , k , A , .. hY • „ItAXISEY & HALL. Real Estste Agents. No.?, Rel eqe street, AllvsbOar. T CUM Poll SAL,Fr—The ICtinrch Build .- Ins occupletl by the YIPTH Lt. r. CUNGRE• GATION. corner of First end East etrects, hen y City, Is oCered fur sa:e. PrOfsn,ltlons for purcuaes recelred,lsnd fall InfoOnlation gle,n of elLO . sr 1.00 Fob . vary let, 1:0,. Ms. 1150:11u efreet. Sia,EX4,24l/1.: IS 314. 117 , lat7:s72 I \u. tzlilasr.ouLl. 14 . 01 i su itable prop . erty In stlxlieny, do bandusty ell eat and t.traar 4..rry alitthe lot is feet on t•altatit LT street and 114 act on *trawl's:sr, to Herroc allev, and °Say one otttazx flora Oa Diamond. '1 he latprovemeuts are brick Louse. with wren rooms, and a frame short an the back tO4 thf o the ors: lase lotn .. Inc For farther foratallon Inquire s. on e Jastr.l2 17.4 ISANDU , KV /STREET. lOR SAY-Y.—ONE TWO-STORY Itta.N CLAD 1.11:ILDI1.0. catt store :ono, (and tour (4) year lease of ortOntid from Ist t AptCo situate In coal[ ucatloo: beteg No. 17: Penn street,rornerof Ilarrlloo street. t. ould 1.1 good !oration f.r aF. ..d note. or en u g d fiat Fitting Shoo. Emelt , . of X. ItALCI, !VV. No. 70/Ctooetreettor 13.11LIFY.111t.iWN 2 Cal., Plumbers, oteao. and Etas Pipe Fitters. No. federal street. Alt. obeny City. 101:1W FOR SALE—Set:end Rand STU:NI ENi I E AND BOILER. Etro afro of . . A-AOUSE AND LOT FUR SALE, on Ita,alef•a Lane or Bit:well stet tt.llt-c -owl Ward. Allealtet y City. A comfortable Peat. Utrelllnt. ol nla Rooms amlee•lar. with Lot of stout 67 fort front co track of inert Cars, by not 117 fret hark; or the Hoe •e eelth half the lot. will be Et•l.l6tp.rately. Apr, y to .1. C.AI: LIPP. Na. 55 ke.leral .trret. Alleeh..ny, or at No. 111 fifth si..zet.l l l“borch..l., NE./..hl.lll.Att'y at Lay , . 111 ' FARL4iND & COLLINS Offer at Wholesa e and Retail, NO. 18 TITTIISTRE T .:11 ac.. ,1 nio:c cho ic an.l rY nie V van. r tr. atte, . Alsual . ea Window Stiades, In Green. Tan cot,. Tor, Let and.,. Ma,. an.l (set) color., with gl,n. neat aunt rich Olti sag V..het border,, 4, ev:tt , dlnerent FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MI Web paLlerna let utaxl.rl La nlzert: 3. 6 316. and 24 Ica, SCOTCH wimpy/ HOLLANDS, Buff, Eirecn. Iff ue aad Ite. In all width, English Woolen Dnaggets, Bilgta Colo., JS, y i d. 3. 3't, 34, zud 3u WOOLEN AND LINEN CHUM CLOTHS, ENGLISD 111LTDS AND TEIVET GrGS, I=ll Swiss Lace & Application Curtains, Patterns theisre nut to be found elsewhere NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, If Ed Vl' CUR ra r..r G 0 OD Neiv Patterns Cornices, on:x- 1 3,0t ....d curtcti33. tiPHOLSTEICY. Orden lifidePllT and carefully ex. cut it. Will send careful and experienced uphotaterers to arty pan of the coon', to lay carpels and put up curial., shape, di. II'FARLIND & COLLINS, ;land 73 Fifth Street. Next bulbluag to ths!led States Custom Home sad PostoMeesteemt efrmr. • 1•11,1 • BROADWAY IEXCIU...NGE RESTAURANT, 101 OMR WM LID 51111111111) Sl3. 101 Ladies' Dining Rooms 2d Story' PRFBII CAN OTSTET4 An) GAME of LL • Unm on hand. VIV:11WELL1:11. VIEUIIELL1:11. f • ==lmm • 87011. r. relia.W.3-Irench Deidgcs. nith Gold orde YOB. LIIIIEJLEJEZ—IompeI. Pattpns .on Oran.. 14 round 7011 RALLY—New kJ t.ek ratte nu on Red CU? pound. • o„. I:I . T . &II.RSEIII3:—Lsce and - gnslin Pattern Prjr u.k ' r. XA.I , HA.I.L, 17 Wood street. IS.. • 3131CAAJIZEL • H A 8 NOW A ILAJOGE STOCK' OF PrIIIE sera Corti" ZeTIONLIE4 CMS b:S. TOYS serial/ other irocers ?J ithe YUIL7HEHOLIUAIb. and be calls special ate lealtonw bls superior 11LX1.1.1tUrbilsY, at a and VI Federal St., Allegttemy. del7:plo . • : . . - -lacumouge P.M:AMR, ()Trice. • ALLIGHENT.CIrt, Feb .:54. 15c. 5 SPECIAL NOTICE,—PIans. Es- TIM 4171 9 • ncl. Llsto of ASSeettneht on the Prod hesy. entlimeed In tbo cm:mu - J.llos of the 1% eat Common" 304 “Belmont" hewer. tail Le oPetalor thspeell on at thL% wee; for h Perla of Ton PAT. f om this Cy ...hue or Select an 4 Common Connell, Wht. ttellENtatir. fete2:sA . Pb(1,14113K PlTT,'Bllltu WIN - noir fi7I4DES—A new lot of near and Deantlfal designs se tirssa. Tan, sad Itufflirosattalluld sad Painted nat tiest!, at Ne.lc7 Market aurst. /4 Mita= i trAU. 12:3213=372/01 • TI.L.ToN Cho- ttr. sr. P :ENTS--13Y THE LA.Unlia:. Will sew heavy Derr., clolh or 'n of frill. ntadle or ten doot and newly ( Z ' 17 . r11.11 .Ii gis - Ji, 4';'.i" ii:";,;;. I I I . ll34burph. Va. lli ETg—TO HELL. s A LItUM. or VICTUILES Ulm aml ebrupllect by 000. rho !loot rou:a 00 , • bite LT;i11,1,4,47. bound. ”d co., Tu: Third tlteet, I ClttshurKh,9 W. 5. LYTLF, llirrtf3: a:red English and Fren ch ' 11