1 0:114'ittantlitOnette
PIIICIAM. FEHRUART.22. Viol
AMERICAN LITERATURE
- lanelt la said, to a vague and general
way, - in praise of the universality and
comprehensiveness of lerirning in the
'United States. If these extravagant pre
' tensions are subjected to practical tests,
of any appropriate sort, they are found
to be unsubstantial and fallacious. The
most natural and decisive of these 'tests
. is the condition of our Literature.
This may be divided into' two depart
ments What may be termed Perms.
neat Literature, gets minted in books,
and runs to one or more editions. What
`airy be termed Evanescent Literature,
includes speeches, pamphlets, reviews,
newspapers, sermons, and the like.
. Our Permanent Literature bears no
comparison with that of Eiailand,
FraiMe, Austria, Belgium, or PRISSitI.
In the higher ranges what we have can
scarcely be called a Literature. Nor do
we even borrow and domesticate among
us the European of the highest grades.
In all the advanced, nations of Europe
works of a superior rank are published,
and run through several. editions, which
are never seen hero except , in a few se
lect libraries, and are scarcely beard of
otherwise than through the medium of
the foreign Quarterlies. If all valnble
Literature should be measured by an as
cending scale of ten degrees, it would be
found that up to three or four there is
considerable Permanent Literature here;
above, very little.
Nor is this the worst of it. Our Per
- manent Literature can be called Ameri
can only by courtesy. It is not fructi
fied and emboldened by the national I
spirit. As a geaeral thing it is super-
Ada], tame and weak. It dries not em
body that contempt of authority which
- grows out oPthe character of our polit
ical institutions. It' is destitute of our
peculiar philosophical turn. It fails. to
exhibit even that uncertainty in respect
„to first. principles, which is our standing
ishame. It lacks our national intensity,
our spontaneous hope, and our fresh in
tuitive perceptions of truth. Above all,
there Is little genuine love of Freedom
,in it. Why? Simply because it is not
- original, but borrowed,
Much more of what is really Ameri
can is found in speeches, pamphlets and
newspapers. Between these three there
is not much difference, but the last may
be taken as representing the cast of the
American mind moat accurately. If
this be so, no flittering pic,ure of our
morals or manners is presented. For,
while public journals can be . named
which are 'aenducted not only with
smartness but with ability; - which handle
all questions they treat of with under
standing and fairness; and preserve their
own dignity while extending due respect
to others; the great majority are of other
sorts. Vulgarity, rant.; and bragging
'violence, recklessness of truth and jes•
tice; disregard of right and duty; what
..are these but the representation of the
every day life of thenationt
' The war and the discussiors corm
' quent thereon, have had a beneficial and'
. elevating tendency in this regard. For
while ample incitements to violence
havi been furnished by stirring events,
' :occasions have been developed for calm,
searching and exhaustive investigroions.
First principles are not at the discount
they once were, Still, it will require
many years before, in the order of
_ growth, we shall have reached that lit
entry eicellence of which we even now
proudly boast as among our national
attainments.
ARAIIDONECI CHILDREN
All tax-payers, at \east, are aware how
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considerable portion of the aggregate
levies is devoted to the public education
orthe people. In all the larger towns
from a sixth to a fourth of the taxes paid
Make this direction. Yet it is a matter of
astonishment how many idle and vagrant
boys and girls there are in the streets.-
We do not here include truants, - and oc
camped absentees;' but children who do
not go to school regidarly, if at all. It
is difficult to inake a precise estimate of
the number also getl about all the educe
tion they, Lava' iu the streets, but it is so
great as to go far toWarda explaining the
increase of crimeshich appals all who
are familiar - with the penal statistics of
courts and prisons. I -
It is evident shat must become of
these neglected children.. Conceding
that some are so adMirably organized as
* not to receive a permanent taint from
surrounding corruption, that some have
•so excellent a genius that they will ob
tain learning under the most disadvan
tageous circumstances; . it is evident that
the greater part will remain of very dif
ferent sorts. They, will take the color
ing of their lives from the condition into
which they are launched.
What have these forsaken or misgov
erned children to help them? Nothing,
or next to nothing- ~ ,With an intense
craving for activity, they have no .ine to
• start theta
. in the right direction, and
man) to give them an impulse the wrong
way. They are poor, \wretchedly clad
and ill—fed. There is nothing in their
surroundings to foster se f-respect; noth
ing to awaken and nak sensitive the
conscience; nothing to ukken or it,
spire their ambition. Tey find them
selves begfirs in the mitts of opulence,
and idlers in the brisk o -goings of
trade and manufactures. .
',ln centers of popattion li with all
classes, becomes intense. The man of
'• 'business, the student), the:timanita
,
"-- all feel this. ilelnce tit passions
- ppetites of these' aiserable children
towns are stronger and more ac
' • - thee in corresponding' grades
~,.,ht up-in the country. Moral and
cultivated people spurn them as instinc
tively as they do peini eu - d e. Theyare
left to herd with thii hasest of f men and
take new lessons in vice and crime ' '
' none to give them wilier andbet . with
I el' coun
sels or to lead them into safer course s , .
It is hard enough to be poor In the
country, where social position is not
. so sharply defined; vtritere 'wants are few;
- where all live plainly; and) where artifi
cial wants do not prt.lis and.elamor grail.
fication. But in towns unreal a ante are
created and .become ' , more Imperious in
their demands than n tural ones. To be
. _
hungry and ragged sail dirty, in the midst
of luxury and wantonness - and retire
ment, le a lot sad beyoud the power of
r]
expres.don; and the ystery is not that
this adverse fortune wr4cks many, but
that any are found ho escape destruc
tion.
Take one of Ethic miserable ones.
Born, unwelcome, eirtiid wretchedness
and destitution, his coming increased
both- His struggles through infancy, if
natural strength of «mediation holds
out, less tended and cared for than the
offspring of beasts. is he becomes a
boy, and takes a surve'y of the 'World,
• and of his case as connected with it, eve
rything repels him. Commonly he is
\ -
dressed in rags so squalid so to prevent
him seeking honorable employment
with any hope of success. Clouds end
thick darkness arc about him, barring
his steps in every proper direction. lie
is young in years, but old misery.
His companions are wo begone as him
self. Is it strange that he easily be
comes initiated into crime, and rapidly
sinks past reclamation?
•
Who is responsible for all this? Let
any man, the proudest in his assured Po
sition of social respectability, ask him
self what he would have been had it
been his fortune to be thus conditioned.
It would certainly seem that somebody
is more to blame than these outcasts are,
and yet it is exceedingly difficult to de
termine who, and to fix the precise meas
ure of responsibility. This much, how
ever, i: clear, that society at large
pays a heavy penalty. The cost - is
not simply to bo measured by
what it takes to maintain constabulary,
courts, Jails and penitentiaries. This
is the smallest part of the reckoning,
vast as it is in itself. Besides this, there
are the losses suffered through actual dep
redations, and the yet more serious and
crowning sacrifice of men lost to indus
try, to usefulness, to virtue. It is easy,
when a man's capacities are understood,
to compute his value as a material pro
ducing-force. By a kindred process it Is
Possible to approximate the average of
pecuniary mischief a bad man will in
flict upon the community. But it is im
possible to weigh a virtuous life in scales
and compute itsirilue in gold or green
backs. It is just as impossible to tell
what loss a life miscarried and spent in
vicious or criminal courses entails upon
the offender and society.
• Tbis is manifest. It is much cheaper
to educate than to punish; more econom
ical to sustain schools, and compel at
tendance, than to support jails and State
prisons. • The remedy cannot be found
in additional harahnesses, but in ame
liofations tleit shall lift up the lower
classes of town population.
RECONSTRUCTION OP GERMANY
• Some 'days ago We adverted to the
strong disposition evinced by the Ger
man kingdoms and principalities situa
ted on the south of the river Main, and
designed by the treaty of Prague to be
Included in the South German Confeder
acy, to become attached - to Prussia, and
of the refusal of the application of Baden
to that end.
Bavaria has taken a new step. Its
Prime Minister announces that no South
German Confederacy will be formed, end
that, "for ill preservation of Germany,
and the unity of all the German tribes,"
she would ally herself, in caao of war,
with Prussia, and that, meanwhile, the
Bavarian army would be so organized as
to facilitate such cooperation. •
A Conference of all the South German
governments is to be held at Stuttgardt,
to make the same arrangement. This
done, all the German troops, in case of a
foreign war, except those belonging to
Audtria, would be placed under the lead
ership of Prussia. This will create a
force fully equal to that which France
can bring into the field._
These movements are of high moment,
and cannot fail of ending in the consoli
dation of Germany into one Govern
ment. Parliamentary rule has been de
creed in PrusSind if "all has not been
granted that is desirable, improvements
will be certain to follow speedily.
There may be some uncomfortable fric
tion in the working of the machinery
for a little while, but the Germans have
abundant learning, intelligence and lOve
of liberty to maintain, in Central Eu
rope, a system in-which all the inherent
rights of matishall be respected.
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t..—lndiana is troubled with "milk sick.
neon."
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—Tha
Lt Paris.
333 a
—Thy eat Scotch pony in some parts
of France.
—A live seal was captured on the river
near Bangor.
—Marl persona ia'Norfolk refuse to
be vaccinated,
—The "mad itch" is 'raging among
Ohio cattle.
—Drops of gresee caused the great -fire
qt yokohoms.
—England trembles beneath the foot
steps of Reform.
—The philosopher of the Traune has
been done in marble.
—They have the "black measles" i
some parts of Maine.
—New Hampshire has $900,000 loves
ed in school houses.
—J. G. 8., Jr., has received • third
medal from the French.
—Buffalo has caged a professional
swindler of long standing.
—A. line of steamers are to ply be
tween Baltimore and Bremen.
—There Is not trade enough . to make
the Spanish railroads profitable.
—A. 'Harrisburg lady unconsciously
roasted two cats is • kitchen range.
—The damp is playing havoc with the
frescoes in the Houses of Parliament..
—Several thousand tons of Table
Rock, at Niagara 'Falls, fell the other
day•
—A fire at Fairfax Court House, week
before last, was successfully fought with
snow.
—The grape crop on the Ohio lake
shore has tailed Lily four , times in forty
years.
—A. jeweller in New'York imported
$3,000 worth of diamonds in a quantity
of cork.
"Speech is Mlver, but silence is gold
en." hence the expression, hush mon
ey.—Punch.
—Two hundred additional omnibuses
have been built in Paris, in view of the
coming Exposition.
—Coleus° has written a letter to
prove that primitive Christians offered
no prayers to Christ.
—Ail the Memphis schools are over.
flowing, and the opening of additional
ones is contemplated.
-11111' a dozen gentlemen in New Bed
ford dined together, the other day, who
are worth $2,0014000.
—Panel& suggests th atlif ter dinner eon.
• eratition.shutud be called post bragUlal
instead of post prandial.
—Jul:nu CI. editions's old homestead,
a South Carotin's, is to be sold at sue
lon on the 4th of March next.
—Tilton
d Barnum supports 1 1)
supports Barnum
_ f ll or ion Con;
advertising in the Independent.
--Ono of the first features of the next
tenaod at Covent Garden will be the p
pro
duction In Verdi's "Don Curio."
— Grace - Greeuwood is in favor of giv
k" [Le Lal lot w , ry won= wit° owns
sewing machine Or n Wll.ll tub.
gera by a planing machine,
A. Lay. fu Cincinnati loot three ga
t:owl den anding $O,OOO damages.
Lind goes into
—John Chinaman in Parte furnishes a
meal at every losi price to workingmen.
but -there la an unhappy suspicion of
rata
- -A lady correspondent having fallen
in love with 31r. Leonard Jerome, tpy s
that gentleman la the "noblest looking
man in New York."
—The New York Stock Exchange Sine
given 430,000 for the puichaee ot food
tor the poor of the South, by the South.
ern Relict Committee.
—There must be a "tea-room" in the
Buffalo poorhouse. The. Ititst 'year's
bill of expoises includes an item of ;997
for whisky and cigars.
_7.1.
THE New York 17Pred does not put a
high estimate either inimac•
ut i “ienei.s. or ON 11112 0.11.11,1i11 , 5 of In- i
vcsl
'O'n'tihi'dgerCa°lr L o ß' i n a r g
' Made in
the State Legislature over alleged cor- I
ruptions in the management of the ca.
, nals, and a committee of the Senate and I
' Assembly has been appointed to ihresti
, gate the matter. These inVestigating
c ommittees are very innocent, harmless
affairs and seldom hurt anybody. The
one in question will doubtless have a
good time with the Canal Commissioners
and contractors, drink a few battles of
poor champagne, get well filled with
, abominable Albany whisky, and make a
' report extolling the virtues and honesty
of all who have anything to do with
managing, repairing or running the
State canals."
—A.t a military luneral in Honesdale,
Pa., Friday ~!aPernoun, while a salute
was being tired at the grave, the cannon
was prematurely discharged, and two
men were fatally^ and another Slightly
Injured.
—Six persons employed al tho Nash
ville jail were poisoned on Friday by
eating sausages, in which some one had
placed arsente. They were quite. sick,
bat proMpt remedy relieved them.
--Paris is all agog with a magnificent
ball given by 3rlle Giula Darned, one
of the queens of the derul-monde. She
is an Iwlian. All nations now contrib
ute beetles to the demi-monde of Paris.
—Statistics show that the Northwest
contains one-sixth of the improved land
of the country, and produces one.hall of
the entire bulk of tho products of the
United States.
1711,11EDIATE RELIEF—A Cure
At' LAJT •,It..TCALI.‘ lilnCla 111-I,IJ
MATIL: MEWL fdr Rheumatism. tieura , ala.
()out, Nervuus ...Alta.:, and Ca na in th e dead
ad race.
This preparation is entirelynew, haelog leen
in use only saew months: Yet, In no sin. le In
stance hs... iteisoloown to tali Tee nest ooso
(forty drops) lonart.bl elle% es the pato. sod.
turlee repeated. often effects &cure. It net bulb
rellevea the most exerattatlng agony; but. elicit
the patient ti.• Seen coolie. to bed for tutmth..
n ar doses wilt ferqueutly enrry off 11, attack
In two or three data; sod In teeny ewes of ex
treme turbots, relief has been old Item.' ten
hones. lo • I other costs t e soft rer has hero
yerrsio. ed to Ninth r
In • stunt space
sodatlt m•.
re chsrso o
IL,LEDY is the smut . Quentin nee• flare toen•e
the most violent attitets of Rheumatism, • en.
raleta neut. Nervous Headaches. and 41 wel
ter complaints. lo reap et It le eery d der
tot to he i other numerous remees ehich are
stautly bettor brought bet - re t ie t e
greitberient or whlch lies In rout our sup. reris
swallowing three et our quarto of ovate
/hold, before the slightest Cede, I. prom
darterod 11Am:telpher that • fear °censor this rm. , -
medlnlue !gets Ilte magic. and IttstinttlY
I alleviates the most 0nt0.% able pale.
Tell tour athlete. Meats to try It and lie c
wittred - A lee one doilar per bottle. Coils dealt
for fill.bargh,
g Gni /LP MING, Druggist._
Corner Monte& streetanal lhe .1211 J Dd. •
f•ltt.Tra rat .bureh, ernes.
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(dBAT HAIR, BILDIIESS, LUND-
Kyr 'AN Y ••134Ante. of THE St , Al.e.—.t
ISCOVERY CAN. 411•• HE Wllll •/.1) , DUN
HAM CULLW RESTVILEKNL> .••
London. Our Hest As A ir Color Itcsonter••
••Lundo Hair Odor K.
..I.naolon Physicians Hair Color Waterer"
•Iroudon Hsu Color gestorcrt•
••,.ondon Use and Halt...oleo. tee..orero
.•Loodon Hale Color Restorer".
••London Recommend It. Halt Color gestorer••
It never falls to Impart life, ',wet!, and eleor
to the eteueat b. or, tar... sod rtottr Its fa Hue,
sod Is Sure to prod ut•e a neo gruatti of Oat,
eaustng It to grow tittle and strong. veal it
C
nts • bottle. al the hAf Ogles. •
bold by SteCLA KHAN stclilEKNA.ti r lls
Kerte& etre...J. HE". A. KELLY 37 Wood
Ind JUS. FLEHINO, N 4 Market street, t itts.
burgh. KA , E 4 I/WATT, A lento or.
auZ,l3)treees
/3 ,, rts Trlnunlrg
135..1 Fringe, in WI/tte.lackand Amber,
Bead 'Viten
tlutpure and Clcner haVP.
ointe•nd APP/IPt^ t-aa ,
and Cape Vella.
G•eoadtne a Tl•rue;
klivAn't Edge and Instal:Av.
A (MI Itheof LIN t• • BAN I , KIF.R , IIIErI In
riot, li•dned. cbttli, Idcred and
t which we are .• at 'very lon vice,
IiUT I los , •r , at varlet,. eunalnlng
pi,a. • el,
I. er , chet. • d etterl.
nILK at:43 cont. etch—something
/loop tklrta Cor•rla,
a .Irwer• •nd
tiTRIFFII "1 . 1"...—a. large .tock Just re
cel•rd of to tern..
Hain:hum all I ravelln. nage.
T o il i.e.( ..1...V1b and 111.1Kra1l.
UIL A arlf, up .talcs. will
b e f.,011 weal ILO k .11 1 I . rat: 0 , 0. arhlcn
....Ma to the trade a: EA,TY.ItIi ruICErl.
JOS. HORNE & CO .,
non commenced reenacting. I have taken roar 77 and 79 Market Street.
READ THE CERTIFICATE OF
Rev. R. T. FLUALIN.
To us. it , v3 nr. rritt : ,
Dear Str:—Thla If to certify that I was take
Ith the deteepele a year stalest Meech, awl.
kr • peeled of eight montni, was one of th
,;e: =lsere le creeturea you aver beheld. no
beta( abl <Roar to eat, itr!ok, or sl«p, sod
was eotooslied to 'rola. Ste tour Incessanttl.
Woo pasrlv dopriled or my reason, and bop
Lad entirely left tu., all the , EA'. made f..lr ray
covery baring proved frotelt I.
Br too trot of November. 160, I hod lxcoroo I.
tat and fatb'e se.• I G 31.10 aearcaty stand
lobe. aad, to all anp•srance, wovld soon 41
stall t :no u,.tbr■ re.l TEA , advertAsnment
ay wife privalled upon me to try your littler
A bdttle WI. procured. end. strange to say.
potties, •od •m eOiny Ins u goal
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could be fop , rtes for one o[ my are (.bout slaty
years.) It., no dotot that 1. was your turrets
a one, under Divine rrovldence, that etr,cthd
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its woladerful care
HCDSOff, 311c11. Atra.. 70. ne.s
THE - HEALTHINESS OF THE
WHITE PINE.
Otte of the most valuable compounds that has
ever been btougtt - ti.ture the Atyerleen runltc le
that of the white Pine, called ',LAND,
WHITS. PINEC(I)IkIUI 4 I 3 . It t. eorripottoded
fr,m the Imade but of toe pine tree, Vett
aro.. abundantly throaalf Out all tbr New let
ling gate., •nd has Song . Geen known •na snl
end for It. anttqueorhole properties. not only by
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restdent. but likewise to the wild Indians who
formerly roamed the wlldernes, of the New Eng
land pine region, and frum - mbuni lt• vent
mcdl
e.l Y.... nein to tare - been learned.
LA •S WHITE PINE L./IPA:NI/Is, then.
nuthlegnc,re 0r... as Its name 'rMporta, than
euron'ate. ple•sant and effectual remedy male
from tnasmset inside bare of bat valuable Groat
tree, ntmbloed with a few other meil ano•n di
uretics. its effect. a on the I Idoeys aid other
secernlng organs la truly earns:sing, but per
.feetly logical and sclentinc et the lame time. It
wi'l it found ciecedlogir Taluabl• la all cm
ment and dlscaamte.ates of the tune,. tiptoes,
and we would especially recommend It where
lim.lor •nd such like rentedlesbare fulled. a. be
fog more active And eMsacluns for diabetes,
bending from the Mdlitt s. blind plies. enuresis.
graver, and .e.'7 • 'eery dinesu of the mucous
Gatos of the bladder and kidneys.
bold by the gross, dozen. or tingle bottle, at
Du.. KEYSER'S Great Medical Store, 110 Wend
street.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
W. 31. BINGHAM, Jr.. Adam. Ezpreu Of.
4..44 'Vat:fired, to an aidhorthed Agent to
recap Advert lasnurnts'for the GAZETTE. and
all other pallor. throughout A. rnthrd Moths
and the 0:modal.
101 - "SOUTIIERN EVANGELIZAI
- Unfrn Nf.etlpK In behalf of the
Uebbeh Setool en. 3 1C asloo an' 0r . .. , emnelt the
deattute white. mad Freedmen of IS lioult..lll
be held at the
Wocd acre. t, (ttee.'Nt.
Oil Sabbath Evening . . the atth
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teleranlox sddreeeel teILT be expeeley troll
liey. siILALISH, the •trievese Tract &o
ddly.. Verretery .or the rue , : Uncle .101 IN
SAA.SAIt, the wall teowo Army telstlooary,
atiaCib , is. Thy public arc recpbCtrullf lurltct
07f ICt r,t Tfli I '051.• 1.1...11LLS • 1.07.4.CTL1
2/4.1. , •12 , .STLVA ,11 • If II CI
/4/ ILALII.L. Ills Yr brush,' 11. £167.
arTHE ANNUAL MEETING
of the Ittockeoldtre of Ude CtutetnY
telll be held et 'he • Meeof the C0mp...1, ho. ZO
south Third !greet, on
Wednesday, blarch 6th, 1567,
AT 12 ONCLOCIE. M.
roe the Purpose or elector( ' . rerddent toe
twelve Directors to serve the eusultht fete.
J. J. B OICLAY, B, 'Y
CHEAP LIOUbE.
TWO STORY BRICK,:
one roman, located In the town of Maneleld.
on the llue of the l'lttdmargh nod th.o n .
0
root seven lal'es from
Lot, fronting on tern *trent, lo
t.eet hr le°
Well of good nett, end etatde I, lo
Price Only $4900.
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STEEL & WILSON.
RIKIEN.BS A.ND Erti•ts
No. 66 Ismltnaeld StroTt,
CITIZENS , PAB4ENGEII RAIL
WAY 37 MA. c
HMI WA Y 'WAD — A
TUESD AY N . arc. :W. ' : at c 7, —.
alit to sld. on Y6bru 6
Iknor ' of Cou ' :-
aterclal 0 1101 Smithfield la tot:
ns ircr•co.rr Itallr••y CO.;
60 . " And t il,. It. It
alo3lAllegben) K. 76 10 Ler rent. ••onds.
141 • 111011. W A INF', A.uct , ..
fIUICES BLDECED — On India
-Robber Bening. Hose and tern. e'sele.
The, boecerd rae• sr/ Irmo 10 to 15 prr crnt
lorr:r UM • Ocr rola.. rate . roll .••ortyncrit
or. ban •L tn. Inals'llubber Depot, 26 aye 20 et.
I 27 J.& it,rtiniars._
‘--
OUBEI PEAS.-50 sacks now
Li anding
VEs.THERIL-20saCks in store,
for side by
rrL NAIAD DICKEY EL CV.
P1E4C11114.-200 sac:
t...re and to sale by
Dui( Arrixs.-100 radii In
f 4u3" •t" r"` ATI DICKEY t
C IMP biadminevtre: tO
It ADv •IS VI ; " SERIEPIT NRW ADV .• TI NT'
JAMES T. BRADY S.W.,
ltiocc,aors to d. Jon./ C 0..)
Corner Fourth & Wood StS,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
DIALLIIS IN •LL 1:0038 07
Government 'Securities,
Foreign Exchange,
Gold, Silver and Coupons.
COLLECTIONS made on all anneasibla points
In the United Suites and Canstiaa.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
- FOR RENT—From the first of
-•••• Mull. the Gee
TWO STORIED BRICE DWELLING, HOUSE.
ou 1.. cu.t .vest. Vlavelmetc•. The lot•
1...tree...1th taut, Ice house cud troll trees.
Irtkuulre at the • •
fen 1,1 stANCIII(STE.It SkVINGS HANK.
FOR REST.—The Second story
of runt... Ming ft.(
wOh water p 0010, ntl web Kool
olokoe , ore,. within tl”
lU
t* .s.lt Lilo ro.t.elee 'She imullY
cuPY M.. hover story cousin of • ruuud wife
ou.y. lOfereuco.
J. 11.2.101.41ce.
1311. 1 ENA yl5l'A STREET.—AII
or I..taona arr. verOl, noed that lb. ref..
al , Oolutiol to rte.. tot ..ea. ,
maga, anal boo. fits for the opening of Nueva
rAit atrvet. M cotoi Ward. lorghtuy, from
pra sea ter toile ou 1 aslor -Ave.., to J
acre,. a ill•tance of nt feet, ban been aka lu
Dt.trlc , °art of A.•...g ben, ruutoy. at No.
1U a all fora, .eC, hlch report 1.111 be coo-
Ihmod unto.. oteeotlo. 61 are Picot Within air
ka from gulag the rt. p,rt.
ftT.,6 J. 4.. to col,M , S. No,leltor.
•
ADJOURNED SALE.
•
THE McITAY FARM,
Situate In North Fayette township, Oda coon
ty, n - sr hlont.l•ro Church. will OC cu red
at pu ,, lt- •aln on th.• preu 1.e., on the h twill of
Stet,t,ll neat, “10 a'c'arli. A. Id 'I Mt flrm Is
on +he nt Uto.nrOle about milt" f,m,thr
rlty and Is tlialhiy situate, .11., .011 and WI.
Proo.to•ots, ...Aber with 111 tlns,
mate. It con or the m,”l tie... de tatrus at the
co
u unty. RI e lint.ro‘ementa con. etar Neat
ps, lane brick. lae Barn, and
f.ult trees of tn.. host varlct•ei 0.1 buaring
con Iltiou. Abe tam Is partly underiald with
coal an.ta few ser.s are unoe•ed• Panclpa ky f
l•rre whltr oats. I, guile of .101 i • 0,05 I.
VII ER, ne•r lA the S prewl-es;
LIE S (CAPER, Allorn,ys,
le 2210f...d4 wr toss Ilf,h Sle et,
I I \
TEW SPRING 000DS.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF -
Goods for Early Spring Wear,
SSIECIED RITD CAFE FON 111.1 STOCKS,
My customers b e s t s he nubile can rely oh bar
., one or the lnca, in the market to te
et from.
R. 13. INTORTCIS,
79 Federal Street,
=
121=I
NEW GOODK! NEW GOODS
JUST kacgtrEu AT
JO3£PH H . 0135' E'S ez CO.'S,
We art now opening • large and wail-selected
stock of
SPRING GOODS
cmbrt<lng t'3 that is now and desirae, in
SIGN--ENGINE IN THE WINDOW
A SUGGESTION TO
Parchastrs of Groceries
You can, savo
FROM TEN TO TWENTY PER CENT
By Buying at the HOUR of
SHIELDS & BOUCHER
108—Smithfield Street,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
le=
TO EUROPEAN
EXCURSIONISTS
Teeuveler•lgne.l baring lust r•turn•d from
New York, • h re howen. to perfect armors
meets for booting ps!sergers during W.
log s.a.mti. Is ore oared to aler every ieormation
as to rata, accommodation, Se., Ur the
INMAN OR ANCHOR
Lines of Steamships.
Vl9lll P1N0..4111. JP..
Ad•ros Itzprr.. Offit
/610:174. ..
. 61 Flf.h -11... 1 . 1 . 1.4;u , e ,
WALL PAPERS.
FOR SPRING SALES OF 1567.
We ate now propsrel to 0ff ,,,, 0urc. 140 .e. ,
an.l.tu. tr.dn gettcrally, .1 eltenGlv• c... li ctilou
of
Paper Haagingm, Bordets. Flre
Board Prints, tar.,
Houle.st react ocsopted by Win. Ilaslsg
j.ropose doing on PAW UelV e,
• HUMS Zoe, .4... Oorl'lr c .
MILLS With us a , orrsept are herr.) timid,'
that tt.es r ccenunts will be closed March .st. li
Us", ass r.ble to b-ee our boo,. m•-.e..1 op b...
for PSO,IO, WV St vl.l carosstly sad re!pert.
10117 requc.l,Pr.m ' ' ,..g g .i. b sT24;Ac A WIN.
81 Feller]. Itrret. Al erbe..y.
'l4. 11.—A e , mpletr set 0 , grocery Ortlres,
nter...ll.lv rg, ac.. Of the most •pproset
e. 1001010 cheap. W. Y. 00. N.
_relit 56.
A
•
Dtit i l f.A/111,ANI1 OAK • T N lIREW BEGGS
•
011 sod 111..•UOIII1C11 D11.41.1tt
IrmNr,rtiteSilAntitilot of .00,11 kromha to the
Trade. 1 . , l'hatu
bcrs. 1:1/ each... A•trti,ll7 Itoom, 11. c Alro.
TILLSNPARE•T 011.13.0T111% AND
PArLit WINDOW NIIAOF,,
Al thlOomrist mallet price., Itt. ho. IV:Market
&tree.. neat rdllt.
1.-19 , JOH. It HllOl-11ttf IL 1111(1.
p LIqATHER DEAkEIIS
AIXD SLIOEMAKERS
Sole Leather,
In qinntlites from IP) lb.. Po
At Wholesale Prices for Cash.
=I
IMECIEMED
lIMISES AND LOTS IN AIME
witNN r'ITT AT AUerilirr.—The two
brick tirrellin, ,hougem. Nop. pa
.111 be .old en the_pretelses
i ,
onATURI , A.Y. Feb- 41. at W
Welect hey.auh
contain ulne rooms awl are situate In a most
I,,e.lity far tivre late nelyhtu,r
h,,od rued.. 1 0.• near the besnenger cars
sod wart. house. Prot ell, In this part er the
cut, Is st.adily there e•lok In raid, lerms—Oue
alf cash; balance In l+o )ears
A. LhAitie. rr, Auctioneer.
SZWEETS AND CA/FIEF:N.
Plurals 1%. .1. tfol • to •rrtre•
bnhn.. •• Subs • ••
Ilarral• Booth and Edam . Syrup.
••
•• rns
.! Low %itsde to Oral ••
RI Bags prima to mutt a U. lire.
NI liar eels •rushed and U. Ifee dor to,
20 11 jouil to c•pulre ,
Fur .1" by 6111014A1t tt LAN°.
I 1:411 47 -..0n 174 1% tot street
R AFFLE:.—On Monday, I elini:••
751 1567, at [Liu MottUA.l 11.111151 C,
CIA gb ,11 .7 "T.
♦ GRAND RAFFLE
ink take place for the rtsin , r Intipert ""
hunin 'mu. rate, weighlne T. Rd p0ur:1a . ..44e.
dred chances at each. -
ILI ADISON NTARCIII AGENCY,
Just recelaed
CO boars. alt lit., Pearl starch:
•• ro— du.;
•• Cot do.•
too •,` elt•itr Gloss :Arch.
For sale low to th d
e trae y the ee
IiCII 'N b A ft U eL Lw ls
ko,
1: and Vs Wood meet,
ti In
MED
MODEL BARGES FOR SALE.—
TWO ',MODEL lI.IRGES
145•
feel tone. 24 feet Berm and 4 feet hold,
Yersale low, If april , d ror.°^.-
CALUWEI.L & BRO.,
10 Water street
I=l3
- -
JON der..s • DOC • TI.LY
11 1 11'00D &
BRASS FOUNDERS,
STEAD AND GAS FITTERS,
Cor. of 3rd and Liberty Air eet3,
ABOVE CLIZROLL SNYDER%
Pitts IttlttiEt. PA.
Veit and Henry Ctettof forottho° promptly
to tder.
Special attentlOn ps.d to the shin( out and
T , Putfloft of 011uelluartu, litClll9b.ts, halting
Ac., Ac.
Agents for A.S. Cameron a Co.'s
•
STEAM PUMPS AND BOILER ENGINES,
These Pumps hays sopsrlor adraptogies over. I
.b .r t• Cud oyes oou Is warrant.. to ply,
facilou. i . .. 112,11 ,'
soottautlY on ❑b•ud•
CINCLNNATI
lAEA.. U PIPE
AND _SHEET LEAD WORKS,
N 0.19 East Ninth Street.
McCOIIMICK &GIBSON, Proprietors
DEALICILS IN
Pig Lead, Block Tin and
PATENT SHOT.
Make to ord., 1 . 11 . 19 and 'HEETSar any re
ne1r...1 weight ant elm. :'heels per ?pear« root
2t, lb.. mid upwartla. Pipre—eallhre ti inch t •
Inches. aka, eery ;lent Pint,' ter itYdraun
s•.sn• and or
r Maumee.
o f ld .peclaily ask the attention 0
Plumbers awl noprlctoril of
OIL MORELS AND 011. WELIA
tZ
STOCK OF CLOFiIIIG
i.eLt
THE F.NTIOE STOCK OF •
WII.I.XSALL CLOTHISJ HOUSE. CM
•lfllnß
QVER 1,500
COATS, VESTS AIM PANTS
Of Superior Makes and Quality,
=I
Ah.I7CITION 33LC10‘7021
159 Federal St., Allegheny,
COMMENCING :FRIDAY, FEB. 22,
o'clewt.
Buyers wilt bed tt to their interest to attend
this west mit . ..tire and veremptery sale_
A. LEGGATE, Aintioneer.
BLEACHED Di C6LINS AT
J. M. BURCHFIELD & CO'S,
No. 87 Ildearls.ot IBtroot
=I
BLEACHED MUJLI3S 11 , 4 cent 4 oto
5-4 do
1,4 Eli ELTING:
10-4. 11-4 LINEN on EISTINU
P dad LINENS: •
2/41ILIC LINENS:
II Celt TutV
•• Ity the yer.l
BLANKEIst
FLANNELS, Awl
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ALLT-11 IVIEMT.
fen
GILT ORE & LIBELER
itautaacturers. Wbo'..esslis and Iltt4l
DeCers to
TRUNKS
Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
/LT 'arse .llortment of Ladtes' Sate..
ways ott baud.
Nor'. 10.1 and 106 Wood St
=I
CHINA WAREHOIUSE.
RICHARD E. BREED
SMPC)RT77R•
No. 100 Wood Street.
11ILITTANN I AND ILVEU PLATED TA
ILLE Wa Ht. TEA TILAYB and TABLE CUT-
Lala, always on hand.
C 1 . 1 N A TLA
clll , • IHNN ARBETB..
CHINA rUILILT BETS,
CHINA VANa. , .
/I EVITTOONS,
BOHEMIAN. WARE of•aery desarlptlon
LAVA CARD HABIL/Cid,
LAVA VABICA,
LAVA
ENG LIBII STONE WANE of all ♦atlatles, to
sot whoo.eale•nd rttat/ Mole,
The leer et ruiiat complete stock -
thine in this line In the OM
Ilrices sad terms the unto u In the •astelt
LADIES' FURS,
COSH .PII.IIDJES,
AT /11S
HAT, CAP AND FUR STORE
MCCORD & CO.,
181 WOOD STREET.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
ON APRIL 19T. WE WILL RE
...v. so
No. 13 Diamond. Pit tab ursb
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS,
Hardware, Cullers' & Variety Goods,
No. 3 St. Clair Street Li door from the Bridge,
PITTNIIIMWEI, PA
9 A VON%
t .19:1'1
Gunsand of all kinds always on band.
Guns and. klatots rCIT•Ired• no...nand B
+ors ground and nut. Al.a , pentalle blade. I ,
• rc.d.
FOR SALE.
Butter-3,800 lbs. In Firkins
I=
CHOICE CANNED FRUIT, CICARS, ETC.,
And Lease of Warehouse, -
No. 201'.LIBERTY STREET.
loruff TOIIMENCE
13, L.-3(01N,,
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Ocoee: No. 29 21.1111.111ZT STREET
OEM
GEORGE BEATEN,
Candy Manufactarer
And dealer In EUREION AND AMERICAN
FRUITS, rtexuan. NIITM, AC, AC..
No. 112 Federal street,
SPeund door hem the lint N•tlnp• , R•nk.
1.181.2 ALLIGHLSIL!..ITT. P 2.1,
ORLNGES AND LEMONS.-
d Lemove in prime
Frerli elepte:arteli7 Tor „ tr . , st the
_fate..
Zi ' r d ire ", 4 u go r t ' e " " J
NO. A Ij% 11 tl ~ .
fell Isibertl
iIIFAHLAAD & COLLINS
Offer at Wholesale and Retail,
CARPETS,
A. new etock of andlter, Which unnot.
excelled in extent variety.
Window Shades,
In Wenn, Ton color, Bull', Laygder. Drab, and
fancy colors, with pialn,! treat and rich wig n o d
Vc'vet borders, orerota different Mlle,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
A❑ the best ostterns In mArket In sheet: 3, G
7.%11%, 18 And 24 fret srlde.
I TCH WINDOW BOLLARDS,
'HMS, Green, Blue and White, In el widths
English Woolen Druggets,
soot coot., a, 3% and 31(
UNA wide,
WOOLEN AND LINEN CRUMB CLOTHS,
INGLISiI WILTON AND {BEAM BUGS,
Swiss Lace & Application Curtains,
In bittern. that are not to be found otrewhere.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
English and French
MEd rr cunTaldr GOolls,
New Patterns Cornices,
Oar-pat wad Clurta l23 .
. UPHOLSTERY.
°niece proundlnd esreflaill exected. Virll
end careful endy a
eepertenced upOo u luterera t•
of part of he coun , rx to tsp carpets cud AU
p eurtalue. t
obudes, Ac.
TFARLIND & COLLINS,
It and 73 Fifth I Street.
building to United Rates Cuttoto tient
- second floor. x:t.:l,
•4
M. SIMON,
=I
. 68 31EKET STREET.
perthathe the 4ttre 51thk of
CLOAKS AND SACQUES,
Clreulars and Mantles.
OE THE L4TE4IT firrir
1.1110E4r al= for sale
AT A LOW FIGURE,
pnratary to rt•tiving • Soli.ndld Stock
FOR THE 'SPRING WEAR.
Ell!=l1C1
SHOULD CALL AT ONCE
l't'tlrol t[ Attentlol Pal• 1 to Order. left fo
li armed ie to In• made le the
XJAL.TY7BT EST - 4" LB.
SEEDS! SEEDS !1
We are bow Prepared with Our
SPRING STOOK
7E4'ield,
ANL)
FLOWER SEEDS,
iiIIEASTEIT IftESII AID GE I%
W. offer rpeclal Inducements to
Market Gardeners and Gauntry
Merchants.
ALL OUR SEEDS ARE TESTED
Before 01!b ring for Sale
HAY PRESSES.
Ingersoll's {land and Horse Power
PNLEINIEIZIE/..
A Full Stock of all Sizes.
32C-IV - C: 0 ,2C.,
137 Liberty Street.
CO♦LT D . Z. 6.. ..n 711. IC 'CM!.
BARR. KNAKE & METTLER
thmee.sors to WA.IIICLINS.a HAM!,
N 0.12 St. Clair St., Pittsburgh
F, - ... • ê p
Pianos, - Organs,
And Musical ,Goods
sa-solo Apanaa fur Oa t'elebrated DRADBII.
NY, New lurk, and SCIf92I.I.OIC.EIa A CO..
Philadelphia. MAN.'S.
Also. ENTIEY A , V.'S •`cI!TTAnL.I . and 0.
D. it H. W. BaIITIPS ••AXERICANw
VR
OANS. .odTILTUN•n PATENT (MITA&
The bast Italian and German Violin .pd Dol.
tar Miring. a1...e0n hum.
SHEPHARD'S
CRACKERS
PITTSBURGH, PA.
SAMUEL M. WICKEEISILAM,
Iron Mtroker,
124 First
Agent for the sal* ofearnerall. Denagnmore.
Joesublue. leehelle. 1/uuewsnon. 'Stanhope,
°leaden. aud ostler nrand• ursu itraelle.' Y oaf
luehevT
c o e,,,,nd °upbeat's C. 11. I:Stare. al S IB
WON S.
utruslosomente and orders respectful! suite
a 4:rml
CAUSTIC SO 1,
Both American and English
FINE NPUITE BRANDS
For Oil Refining Furposoe,
Constantlyon bind and for sale Ira qnsintltler
to molt purcb saerr, by
JAlth ICEBVEY DOBBS, .
246 Pearl street, N, Y.
INUNIENTS, GRAVE STONES
em:3
PITTSBU CI. M.O,
Vaults, Fountains,
Statuary, Vases,
DESIGNS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
tMortyyertim 01 , 1 an to
N L i-SECOND
Annual Report of the
NEW YORK
Life Insurance Company.
OFFICE NOS, 112 S 114 BROADWAY
=2
Amount of Assets. Jan. 1 , 134 6 12 3 X L ," "
amount of pretolono. r
AZ l 7l d "ithignt:"4.. —' 2 . 72 " 1 "
celved and secru.o.l. lo
e,milog premiums on
gold. AO :33,733 04
--- 2,053,411 47
DISIMILSEMENTs
Paid Incea br loath 114a5.127 a
Pal , on a••fount. tf Urn.-
It foilc... Ti as
raid Orr rearmptl,s of
d •Ideuda. antiniCra.an 4
surc oneregandacterled
. Pottct. a 217,2 C 42
Paid salartrt, Printing.
and QC, EIPC/I.ll' al,Es 51
Paid Commlssirns and
AgennY Eatwases4..... 220,790 a:
Paid for Adverthong and
Medical Examinatlgt w. CAC C
raid Tsar.. litteroal Cov
eting Stamps, and Law
Expece• 24,C0T SI
---- 1.147,901 52
•
Cash On dialank, and
deposited In Linton Trust
RR to 79
• oropany
Invest,d In United Mate.
• Stocks. colt 1,139,56124
Int e l.ret ea/. $1.5=733 71) •
In NeW York City
listils swots. cost • • 65,301 60
(Rerltt sslue t $4.7.514.)
In•ested In
Co
York
Mute Stocks, cost 751,426 66
(Reek. •alue, 3513,M.)
Invested in uth , r Mont.,
cost
21,07 50
Market value, 100 MO)
Loant on dented, secured
tre I! IS andoe,her cts 311.600311.600 00
LL R ot oo
Reel *state lILMS
(Market valise, 111 1 OW.) b.
Bonds and niceties's,. 4 , 3.00 111
limuilurchlotesonexistinn
rolicte.,bearlon let-erst 1,134021 40
Qn rerl• and ocal-annual
Premium. due bse
quent te•lstn. ( MT 231,420 n
/teemed Interest (not dot) •
to uants 14.101 .
Acctued Rents •not dui )to •
Januar, 1,13 C 1,C4112
Fermium. on Fultete• in
hands of Areas and In
teams of tratterniSalon— U 9 745 U
041.717.1111 U
The Trusieeiblee deehred a Return Perin lum
s• follow*: t.Tio Dividend of VIFTS Fair
CE•T upon all partiolnatlog pro =lures on en
lolng Y0w1... notch were Dotted
the
utoutus t•rior to Januert - IRV, eau the he
dempth•n of the Dividend. oemared Intl..
Cut ti denies will ••e redeemed in l'esti, on and
after the drat Mondy in Muth Urn, on re
is
Itsilon at the Nome r Odle, ',alleles subj P ect
to Note. wilt be credited with the itedesopaan
on the settlement of nest premlnia.
• By order of tit. Board,
WILLI&II H. BEERS, Aetaar7.
•
n n . Ink the veer . 7,34 new raid. wen hotted
• Corti g
Balonee,Sbeel or
1 lb., Company Is,
: ytarr , 1147.
Assets ss above, at cost
( Posts t •sLos r.occan
fOr doe
,loss.is d
sot to Jai, IPSI 461,P11 41
rssd Ps.porled
Losses. swatting proofs,
40.403 DM
Ifcs. v.. 1 for snarls( Dr.
pos r it furl:10100r cllll O ran ZI4 C
Am• ont reservcd for rein.
auctuce on all existing
(witch (valuations at 4
p• c nt. Interest, not
premium)
aewrp
••• ........ . 4,• MILT eo
l'it znlnra. larad
prior to 1, 64, pa yob's on
.1 mind 2`,311 IS
H.. 10 I, orrice.,
(ass, 013
tube pain) =1,61336
lirtUrll Per alum. 104
(prescot •ntur) ..... ..•.=CT 423,617
0 A
li cte Premim,
(n u rea n
ent value( u 0.47,1C
Cprele Itcserve (not dl.
Tined/ 31,111 31"
s3,7r.Sle
=IIE==3
• •
Tort Life lonlrAllne Co.
JOHN N. NIX N. Untruth,. t Nixon. 1 7 .7
Goods.) No. 45 War en niter.
DAVID t ttiteld Dns-k
e s i-oath
Co.. 'lour !ter
-18'41111..d. 71 ' o t tt • 8211 lain gs, eorne r
et William and Floe Meet.'.
DANIEL h. MLLLEN, Clue D ater.MUlert Co.,
Grorers.)
W M. C. Li iIrENBIII RT. (PAM Estate Broker.)
HENRY
William K. 2.0120.4 Y. (Bogert Kneeland.)
J"O•o. 42 et
N L. Stre (t•te With. Rogers A Co.,
Imbue en.) No. 64 William street.
Jolt if MAINS. (Stereo...l No. 'J) South street.
DUL.L• Y B. YULLKitt, (hullar. Lord & C 0..)
No. IC Greene Ph street.
JUn NI E. et. IL ..1411.n. President at the Metro..
a ). Be re t.
n LETON, ( Ippieton t Co., Pub
' 'letters ) Nee. 441 and 447 brotetwty.
itt•BERT B. C1it.1.1.42. (Collins it Brothers.
titatl.dters,) No. NI Leonard Street.
WILLIAM b•lttTuN, (Vim. Baton &Bon, )No.
N Wall street.
NM. A. (Booth d Edgar.) Ne. IS Front
street.
SAN u
se C oo., President Eagle Eire Inn:-
rause Co., No. 7t Wall serene..
eV/ 110U(/' 43. Banker, (Tan achalch.
Masse .t 4 8.
C 0..) No U v./11118m street.
Ile le KY BOW IL -IS (Rowers. Beekman rad
ford. Jr.. Dry GoOdE) ao. se Leotard street.
CIIARLY.ti ANT"ON x ( •ntnotty LLB, Dry:
440005.) N 0.17 Leonard tweet.
lionitiet FRANKLIN. President,
le 4AV KEN °ALL, Vice President
WILLIAM 11. DEERS, Ae*nary.
TH , 01)01?(C N. BANTA, Cutler.
Co"N Kt.] BS B. 888 RBI% M. D.. YMlctl
N °Nur E., M. D., f Itsamlo
CMABLE6 WHIG lIT. M. L.. AM't. Alocf. X
A. G. RECALL, General Agent
A.T Information desired bo foonl.ned on
VI Vl4l= et
!?f7A " N B E. A 11 . FO " CYL F , r • ' Ain Viz tf.
rencOn.
.T•RIES W. Aimorr. Genera! Agent.
teM:t9i
IILLINGIR & BID ELL,
IiONONGA lIELA
PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARDS
Carson Street, South End Ito
nongahela Bridge,
•tv{e Mock of
DRY LUMBER
on hand, we ore prepared to fornleh slideerrip
tlona4 DttLits laUstilEli for a..,
at lowest market rate..
Dula ers and those intending iv build ' , this Is
the moat
favorable time for mating their ar
rangements, as w• have &large stock of
FINISHED WORK ON HAND.
fell,t3l
J . S. NEWSITER a CO.,
Commission Merchants,
And deniers In
FLOUR. GRAIN, FEED AND PRODUDE,
Will mote to Silt LIBERTY ISTLIZET, on
Marsh Ist., where they will he pieseed to see
their friend. •ad patrons. fe10:173
MD
CUTLERY!
CUTLERY! CUTLERY!
Everybody Goes to
C2IG-31:01%7'8
For Fine litnives,
67 and 69 FlFill STREET,
4 DISPATCH BUILDVAD.
PITrAtIVAGU, PA.
linerin L on.. Pcoul,ron'e Orem.
Leonetti urcr, Feb 24, (
SPECIAL NOTICE.—PIans. VA
TIM •Titi snit Mats of Arremment on the
PrOly. truhrwee In the ennetructlon the
"West per Commun" aeo "Belmont" Sewers, will
n Den for lusurellon at this Onler. for • period
if Too Man f otn this dam.
ordur of IMMO. and Common Councils.
WM. McliEN LILY.
Recordlom M gelato,
MEM
NOTICE.—To holders of noun
ty Rondo of the Second Ward, ellerhee7.
from No. 1 bp to 20{) Of the nmt Immo, dated
neptember in. 1514:
The Stave numbered Ronde wilt be paid et the
°Mee of she A LI.I.UHICNY ThLST etrhIPANT,
on • r before the/VIRST LAY or MARCH. WM.
The 10 torest enhe hood. bib be mopped
after Shot dote. by oer of the Board.
• Itu order
Lab. ermildent.
Jobs Shown, JR., Seereturl. 1013:144
_
WST COMMON MACHINE
TUNE WOhiCa. Northweat Corner of
Was Common, ALtsonZAT.
TRED . B. Ala VATZR •CO.
Have on hand or prepare on abort natio@
HEARTH AND STEP STONIER YLAUS POE
BIDE-WALlid, BREWERY - NAM:TB. At.. •
HEAD AND TORS. STURM. AG.. Ac.
girvrd ere promptly executed. PRICES REA
BON ABLY. • .11:6110
OTICE.—A. rare chance Is
flow
oscessa to those who with to •eyotre
• perfect tnowledga °Mu art or PHONDUILA-
Puy, or SNORT HAND WIOSINtI. • clue to
now being [cued by • practical Reporter town.
London. Ragland. Addreu
00111.4 . a. (7., °Amer= Ofrici, •
T. BROOME,
N 4.90 Pena 900430
F NOTICES.
,
REFINER'S V.
. -
41)1114.TION.
IRFFIN The I
eti';.''.'.'l()Tl'arifi'Nf.'lit7lTTri...l Ilo"n'nt
I arseers, will ho Livid at their rr wit, .n It Al..
711 L a BMlLlitNis' lit is.ss. ti. s) . eh TLi.s.
I 1/ / .1. 16th Intl. at Jo cluck r li
'all attendance is trilF l, - I Fe d
1 It M. 1.0 • 03,
eeerstsry pro - t.in.
- •
Pirran•ou, Tr. WAY,. ,k CUICAGO }LW, Co.}
Oiler Eir Me Seneuev •
Plrrinmett, reb. leer.
Ia:rTHE ANNUAL MEEILNG
of the Stock and Bondholders of this
Compel)) for the election of Directors and such
other t•uslne.l as may come before it. will be
• eld at the oMce of said Company, In the Clty of
Pittsburgh. on the •
Third Wednesday, , (20th,) of
March, A. D. 1667. •
AT 10 O'CLiCE, A. Y.
The htoh. and Board tronaer books of the
Comps., at their Miler In the City of Plttenarsh
and at the Trsnifer Ago., In the city of N.."
fort, wtll be elobedon the 4 th HAY OF MARCH.
at/ and rsmalm closed until the 21st day
of March thereafter.'
fr 2 T. 11. ITTCHlNSON,9eeretary,
OrklChfOr Uhrok Ital;NlNGKetirtkOrtts 6 CO., /
tiaratCll. February 11, 11el.
rgErTHE ANNUALthe MEETINGUNION of
the Stockholders of ReFIF
rso AND sTuittll CO. wi MO N DAY at their
1.3 Liberty s tye et, att , March
lob. at I o'cloek P. W.,' for the tulip°. or elect
ing • Board of Directors to serve for the taint-
Inc year. soothe trau”ctio nor sack other bust
, net. as may be broccro before
trio tat Mal. V. LA.Nti, tiectetary.
EgrAN ELECTION FOR PRESI
DENT. XANAtiE RS and OTY'D !EMU Of
the Cam parry for ending a Bridge truer the Al
.o
legheny Rive,. opposite l'lttsPuru B. In the
ROUGE.
of Allegheny. vrlll be held at the TOLL
HOUnE, at - the tooth 1041 of the Bridge. ott
MONDAY. 11.- 4th day of March liost , at the
hour ..f o'clock P. m.
tri•irls WM. ROSEBURG. Treasurer. t
I IarDIVIDEND NOTICE.
MEM
UrrICK PIS - 1,1,11011 & BOST°, 311,r111n Ca . ..
Irbruary 1. , Ml 7. }
The Directors of toe HUH AND
Nrw. su co. have theinerd a dividend
of TII 01.11.i.A.8S (6.1) per Share, u stde‘
amd at elme of osslnel. this day. ayable to
stockholder. on and atur Monday, (111 lust.
TilOMAs. resumer.
VAL.” H. C..
Feb,PlnnnCYG H. }I,
Mr"
THE REGULAR ANNUAL
Of the Iflockboidersuf the
Allegheny Talley Railroad Co.
MIZIEI
=
Will b held et the Omce of tha
ner of Plte,ud Cash .tceet•. Pi
t II o'clock. A. forelectlon of BoaM
MousAera to men, for tloo eu.olog Tear. And
o traria., suAtt other bounce. as may he pre
entcd. ' WILLIAM PIIILLIVS,
fe4,71 Precldont.
U/7101 Ol A LLSOlienT VAL• 13011, LLY
Ist, It. Co,,
J
igrNOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
YIaSTMOItTIiAIi FL W N 113 u V THE AL
LEUHENI VALLEY I1e.11.1U1A1) Cf./SWAM'.
—The Allegheny Vaa ley Itallroad Conerally here.
by glee :mace that they will redeem ilia
Within two 7ears from Wad..., In aseardan •
with the proslelons of the mortgage given to s •
ears the fa• meat of said bowls.
By order or the Board of Manager..
110,15 'WILLIAM StISILLI ltd. Yrestdent.
PORSIALE-In the second ward,
Alleirbany, two , small two story TliA6ll.:
iiZel. front; r alley, four roan. each. wltrt
a porch In Vito good order. Price. 11,25
each; Pig e..b on eac h House: the balance la
one year. Po ss •ss lon can be bad of nne acne=
now; the oth , rat Oa 1.0 of April They tan be
rented for sib per month. Enquire at Nu. It
B area:, of 17.41.nEY li oLt..
fe2 Beat Istate Howie.
FOR SALE.
The house Is a neat Itrirk, containlag a dont
cellar. a .s rooms add a finished •tttc. Water I
the house. and gat in every room. All to pot •
order. Ctdialte at 8111 EtaT sruk
feltat7 Allegheny City.
=l3
FOR SALE,
Fri =!
SOUTH PITTSBURG H.
REMOVAL.
•
In conneetion with our batons In Philadelphia
and Wasting on, we ' , aye creme" • N-It W TVBX
11 , XliE at ibowe lonai"on. and offer our aereleea
to Banks. Bakker. and tarectore for the Iranian
tion of thole ',winner in this city. innlaolkg
tit:l,lll.es and sales of liOrianraiNT
MS. &el/elle. BOP DeAna CI 01.0. We are COO.
antle 'epemented at etc Mock. Exchange and
hold Board. where Orden sent us are prempqr
id 71. e a
Wig: eA LL 1841317
buying and selling al current prices. and 5 / 10 ..
fJ
Inc correep•mdeata the most liberal rata,' the
'orlP•nr. cor - market Creeds.
'Atwell, on reaRAM • • JAY COOKE & CO.
Tuesday. Feb. 26th, 1567,
Tittering Marts-awe Bond• of the Co
FOR BALE
HOUSE %IND LOT
THE HOENE AND LOT
No. 40 Craig street, first Ward, Allegheny.
The Prue ts • substantial two-story Irene. In
go , tl repair. The lot Is U fret I runt on cralg
street and 0 feet deep, es wooing to.Pennatt
jrani a Canal. Inquire sot
Jartionis a I al.l DIAMOND Pittsburgh.
FOR SALE,
, 4 Two rears Lease
Of &three story bulidlngon P obd street, biter.
Fourth sad Fifth streets. Possession its
April Ist, leaf. A splendid bouts... loretlo
Addres 110 X 5133. Pittsburgh P. 0
fentlltta
FOR S4LE.—A 'very desirable
for el tiler a Tan Teed. Woolen
?actor, or Plasma viii. !hostedat gleCagiia
Station, on thefileretanil and Pittsburgh Rail
r al e tti d oia g igla 4 j:lti l o7o f n ro lrin! .l l .b . u . " .; b .bel !rot
length, IS feet wide. Slue of lot ItaisaSii three
fourth. under good fence. Enquire of
frv:ltuwra JOHN Itilltll.2l.T;'Allerbeng.
JHICKLING h CO.'S GREAT
• OF WATCHES—On the DoPuiar gine
Deice pan,giving every patron a handsome and
re
'retry for the log price of Wen Dollitesl
W !chant regard to value. -td not tO be paid fur
outcast/ea-cal satlavelotw.
SOO Solid Goid lianting_Watches....C lo to $250
• 500 Magic Caned tiold Watches :IA to so,
501t.ailies• Watches, Znamelled.... 11.0 to LC
1,010 told Linn Ling Chronometer
War chef iwi/ to SW
1.100 Gold Bunting English Levers... ZOO to
0,00001,1 wonting Duplex Watches. 150 to Yoli
5 IXOtiold Iluntigg American W to ISO
1,00 Silver Hunting I erers 10 to MO
5 ittryllver blunting liorresesv. ..... 11 to 100
Loma 11401.1 Lavl.s• Watenr• 50 to :50
too,. Gold Hunting t Wires. ... • 50 to Is
In,ool et I.o.M.:mous Oliver Watches— Soto Ito
fit OW Hunting sliver Watches tt to 50
. 4,00 A”orted Watches, •il kinds"... 10 to Ili
rvery patron obtains Watch by this arrange
ment, molting but $lO. while It may be worth
$l,O. partisitty shoo n.
Messrs. J. wickilng d •lo.s rlreat America.
Co.. hew Tort Lay oso to Immediately Me
lrose of the aboveMaig nificent Sorsa. LC111:011.5
0•1311. - g fancies. are placed lo sealed envelopes,
holdsrs :re entitlen to the •r lees [11.1..4 en
thglggegiifigmeg. upon DaYmerit ot len Dollars,
lnether It be a ',Paten worth $75.• or one worth
ss. II he return of any of on • certificates enti
ties pm •0 tho art•cle named the.eon. noon pay
ment. Irrespective of Its wont, and as no arti
cle valued lett than 4.0 1. named on any certifi
cate. it Isla at once Pt aeon teat this .1s no lot
tery, but • •traig ot °coward ler/Mutate transac
tion. way he garlic paled teat PS the
most fastidious.
A litre. certificate .111 he sent Orma
li n, post
-11,e1" 4,`gf
1 0'. 1 :1,1!noulP,A,IITIL:1'27,1rt ?10,1"ro V. Ta
t T
figtrits or thory itt employmewt thin . la a
o
ed
by
ernmtnt
and opens ,
co, the most earel al scrutiny. Try sig.
eddrcss. .7. LIICLINU CU.,
1411 Broad A
way—wear V. 0.
febOilf4 . City of New s ork.
FIBRIN COTTON WORKS,
E. HYDE'S & SONS •
=1
=
COVERLET TARN, CANDLEWICK..
-4/
6=!
COT CON WAILPS, /La. fr..
W EST CANAL STREET. betareetgßoblnaon and
Lactsek. Allegheny City. L.
.P. h.—All orders oy matt • ttended to. not'ne9
gUPEIIIO6,OA K TadliNED,PA'r
tfTfISITILILD AND EIVILTED
LEATHER BELTING AND HOSE,
Ildoothetured at No. 581mm:trump *T., by
HARTLEY. PHELPS & CO.
Also, Agent. for New York Subber Co.
Gum Belting
Aiwa's ork bawls • ruperlor qvallty of LACE
LEATIII.II. and GUM 1111/RANT kIUdIC. CUP
111VICT$ BUIL`4,I.Si.LT illOOKNete.
f 140.er
IV"Rs''lVirW7Ua
1...tt.01r-INGIV.
A.llll stock of the above racking alWa.. on
hand. which we Will sell to Dealers. Railroad
thampsnies and.oonsumers at the same prices as
it can, be purchased from the manufacturers, as
weber. been appointed dole Agents for Western
Penna. Call and examine it at Nos. as and as
st. Clater . J. 8 11.
lit= hOle Agents.
T. B. BLACK,
4S-I.lery,
Three doors abate Limit Wield Street.
PITTSBURG'', PA.
Evert kind of Work doneon the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms. rankedar attention
peat so J obtend. 1.14 :Ks
HOMES, BELL & CO.,
Anchor Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh,
Manufacturers of
ANCIFIOyt (A) PINIEETINGN
.ANCINOW(B) ?MEETINGS.
ANCIIOR (C) NIIEETINGS,
/LIM 111A.TTINti. tnIsSI
825. BARTLETT . RoF,
'SEWING MACHINE. '
Best cleat. Licensed Maclaine le tee Vetted
Mate. As entimaated ertrynbere. ray OSO
saw per month. Zoelrma iptamp and addreas
PAGE BBAYTit it 9 theocrat Amu.
to
614 Chestnut etreet. 1 biladelptda. and 921
bannalt street. Toledo. Ohio. ' deiipt
unmet M. rErry. I
( ET NONE BUT A
WM Real Fatale Arent. No. 13 at. Clair 8
82 6,000 TO LOAN
ON NOIITUAGIS,
In sumo of 1300 nod 'onward
Heal Estate bought sad .old
SS33raIIZEL
HAS NOW A LARGE STOCK OF
PURE TINE CoNV ECTIONATURO,
RARER EOPP end a ll other iroate ha his line
Ploie T 96 HOG:MAI 21, me he calls special at
tention to his eeoerlor WIELD ERN Ulr.
lbSd 91 federal BL„..Allegheny.
anyhow
BAna & mosEn,
• ..sazzopcx•riaowies,
Trani. ASSOCI.O•ION WCILItIn(3. Non and
• nr. CLAM. MLLE?, I's.
Marcial attention given to the designing and
bnildling of Court Houses and public litaidLnits.
aliel
20RIMS. CIIIP gusric receiv
ed and for Wear
oirtoZ A.. KELLY A Co.
dal Wbolesale Dnurelste. V Wood meet.
WA
WANTED,
--
AN ENCINEER.
A ' man who naderstaud• naming Ltlitaatniii
dvplT at
re= _
OATETTS COUNTING ROOk.
VANTED.-500 • clerks, and
and then.o now oat ofplonnant In
Pittsburgh. to how that AND ent W . % Oh
GENERATOR continues to tell better Queens.
Yortuees he rustle bre selling tights hd the Bees
erste, It Is the only Oleg of tbe than that Ith
real merit. •uctess Is the ntstadnytt. Cosh salt
see what streets art meting.
No. 10 ..• 4 4ig . CT14 .' 5? '•
t.
WANTED—AGENTS—The best
Chance yet. A Work of Ui.toricoi Vahan
and National importance. The out y Work on
our Nav yet In the field. PAMEAUUE Alin
OUR NA VAL CCIIMANDEISS, by lion. i.T.
MCAULEY; the Meting:Dolled Author sad M.
torlan. ln one handsome volume: illustrated
bend Monne tot teems and territory. Address
A. 0.. TALMITT,
58.11avket St.. rittoburanjon
WANTED. --Graduates of Lit
omo Commercial Colleges to ellipig
pernrunentli In business reqsdrinx buleenua•
ship And business correspondence ,
stpply , eritbreference. to
B. H. CI:9MAX.
99 Grant street. oser kebisster 41, Giisssea's
's
L. (knee. opposite Court Ho s se. •
dell mil
WANTED-AGENTR--TO SELL
thr CHILDREN'S ALBUM, or W/CTURR3I
AND iSTVISIK.e., written and coMPIIMi Be ,
ABA BULLARD. The Boot conivos • lice
Porten of the author, more tbs. pone 'hundred
pictures, and la nicely printed wed wand, sad
mast please all the children. Addcass.
W. J. BoLLAND a CO..
N. 73 Third street,
rittsbargh,
cmas:a
BANKS AND BANKERS
BA:MEM HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE & CO.,
Corner Wall and Nassau Ste., New York
HART, CAUGHEY &CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
CORNER. THIRD AND WOOD STREETS,
PITTSBURGH. PR,
3TIOCLESSOIO TO vasa, HIST & 01)
I=
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And pat ttenlAr . tltttl i :o . lit to the pur-
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
a7.1311111T DBLYT.I ON LONDON. DM :s=
N. HOLMES & SONS,
313A.1V - 33.13../3,
No. 57 Tarket Street,
PITTSDIIEGIL
Dentist ts reeeleed In Par Funds and Curreeep.
Codectlona made on all the principal point.. of
the United etates and Canada,.
Stocks, Bonds and Other Securities
BOUGHT KO SOLD OH CCOCCISESOIL
Puttenlar attention iiald to the purchala and
U. S. Sectirities,
Itelading t. Sysrs OF 1P111.:
do. It-to.;
t. 25..FIVSS 10.40.;
U. S. CEIIIIVICATE.'S INDEBTZONEEIS.
Orders and Vo..kkersbovibL oroolletted,
ITT :BURGH _
BANK FOR BAVINCB,
formerly the DIME 9 AVLNUS INTIITUTION)
67 Fourth Street,
Noorly Opposite Rook of Pittslostegh
CEARTFRY II IS 1881
OPEN 13•1.. Y from 9to 4 o'cicak, dof
WaLiN P.SDAT AND flairtittDAY en DIU.%
from bit to ov.mberlst. 7to llo'clock. gad
from Pi ovember Ist to Stay 1.1.6 to 11 o'clock.
Books of tly.Lavrib dc.ferntabed at tlfe ogles
Tois Institution ...facially eller to time whoa&
earning. are . litultbd. the opportunitY to aueno
mulate. by email reposlts. tally saved, atom
weird mill De reionrce a.nen needs.. and bete
ls. interest instead of remaining unproductive.
coarcl. c7•l' ntroamagerriiis
i•uema.r:
GICOME A. BEIIIIT
Tics raaSIDENTS:
S. Et, HARTMAN., JAMES PAHL
EZCnZTAST AND TBRAMAXI
D. E. MeSINLIY.
A. HEADLEY. WM. A. HHICICS.
A. b. BELA., P. RA HAL
JNO. b. DILWORTH .10b/111• RHODES,
G. FOLLANS.R.E. JUIIN SCOTT,
JAS. L. O.
lf, R.. e t
CH 111
ER ZIA:.
SoLzctious—D. W. A-A.IA Wlia.L. 7ATIM:b4O*
J. F. STARK & Go.,
13.ANSERS,
Corner of Wood and Third Streets.
samnr .a...xcnzia IBMICELL
DM STATES BONDS, GOLD, SUR AND COMB,
=1
ENGL . /04P. FRANC& GERMANY. rrALY.
13,1,95,, •e.
paysif.:o3oll.l: IA at) al
LOUGEIREIT. SADDLE.DAB-
J.
kbd AND 'MUSS MANUFACTURER.
10111 Wood litreet. haa taken Into bartnershlp
Rom the lot of .11116137. 180 T, ALLEMANDE to
PitCW, late foreman a the establlattnem. The
baldness will be continue.: lithe old eland under
the name of LoppailicY A 7112 W.
LOUGRREY & FREW,
I=l
Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
=
I=
NO:1 - 02 Wood Street,
((betweet% Diamond Allay tad TIM 9t.,)
=
0-PARTNERSHIP.
Yebrnary 11th. IYT.
I HAVE TIOISL.IIIAIf ASSOCIA..
TS:D.lth me la:he Duquesne Wham Works,
aMt;EL FUHAILoTuIt and Tait,. 7. CULL
!! N.
Thank itil to my Mends andanaemia TIMID.
fir their very patronnye In the past, Ida
=Oat reopeetfully eolith. a Contlnuatee of their
wont. C. COLLILLai.
Inerenserl fulllttes for trovtofnetnsiog all Arlo
serlptlon of Plain and epilog Via•ons. Cute,
Drays: every style of Patrol Barrows sell
Trucks.. Also, rooms< d Hobe and'huned Orestes,
13.7 hakes. Ile, Forks. ate.. te.
CULLMAN. FI3FLIttnTEEI Co..
Marton Arcane, In front of Penttentlat7.
felroSl
iziDtViPhlleitigAsitso;ll.l=l
GROVER a. BAKER'S
ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH
Sewing Machines
Are Tin 1311:33T fckr lamlly sad Maanfactorhar
P.Pons. Call and N. them at
.Pfo. IS Firth Street.
DON'T BE DECLIVEB BY
Flourishing half column adverttscientlor Infe.
tine ataeh , uta. but eat a (111UV/11l • BA
haa been fully testa far am.
teen Team and ta by all otenpe-(
tent Judges. pha
etons:teed the
BEST
•
UOL
Noe 18 Siti.3 a. •is treat,
000:066
GROVER & BAKER
Pore Holiday Wit. It is rell.bLe. perfect and,
hemline the best. Don't fill to call and see 'lnt
=
SEIOE. HARNESS & CALRAILAGE
ILLKIES should see the new •
MB it BASBB 30. I sum 'MIME
Before baying elsewhere. It ta the beat 10t :heir
/Or Hie at
novhuGS 80.. rN 117TH STILE T
THE GBOTER & BAILER
SEWINC MACHINE
Is the Ultima Moils of Msillatacts. Pleats call
ass examine It at •
. RO IS 171111 SPRZET,
II