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TUE 'NATIONAL DES r
From time to time the Secretary of dm
Treasury indulges the pleasantry of ma
king exhibits of the finances, showing a
steady diminution of the national debt.
Bondholders are delighted, and tax-pay
ers comforted: 3fembers of Congress
urge sweeping reductions of taxation,
o r the tlonbM plea of present relief, and
of leering posterity . a legacy so that it
May have a' vivid remembrance ot the
Isui triiiiithini of this generation. News
: pa pers- delude the question solemnly,
whether iris better to pay off the debt
in a quartet of a century, or to occupy
hundred years the curicelfution.
Ali
thine assertions or Insinuatiods are alike
false and misleading. The national in
debtedness, instead of lessening, is in-
creasing from month to mouth; and
twenty y -ars hence, ine.tird of being
low ilia!, it cow se, is more 'likoly to be
shiubled.
The vast expenditures made indispen
sable by the war; the comparative ease
with which unprecedented sums were
raised by resorting to paper money. and
other Rains of credit, audthe docility of
the people under taxation''.so excessive as
to be without_a parallel, have engender
ed a lavishness in appropriations which.
is absolutely reckless. All suggestions
of prudence and economy are contemp
tuously. dismissed as belonging to the
era before the Rebellion, and not de
serving of thought, much less of practice,
in these later times.
When Banin VON Beusr was called,
after the recent great defeat of Austria,
to direct its administration, he found the
expenditures demanding a sum, vastly
heyond the income, and the national
credit so impaired that additional loans
were impossible. He began by reso
lutely nutting down expenses. lie com
menced with the Emperor, and went
doWn through all the Civil List, cutting
a third from all alarits or emoluments.
He stopped - all the leaks iu the 'Desert.
ry, and made all new enterprises wait:
By Ulna: vigorous and sensible raeas r
tires, he' put an entirely fresh aspect
upon the affairs of the Empire.
At Washington the rule seems to be
to increase all salaries, to hunt up as
many schemes is possibl^ noon which
motley may be spent, to extend the pub
lic credit so far as to , determine at what
precise point it will give way, to en
hance prices by marvellous deluges of
irredeemable paper promises, and to par
- sly= domestic industry by refusing to
protect It from ruinous competition with
the lower. paid industry of the Old
World. Would that the 'United States
had a VON BELNT
13131IGRATSON
Texas and Louisiana have taken at
least one step in the right direction.
They have each established ; Bureaus in
Europe with a view to turning the tide
of emigration, particularly from Germa
ny, into those States. Paifore tho war,
large bodies of Germans went Into Tex
as, taking with them some means, and
much induitry, intelligence and perse
verance. By instinct and conviction
they inclined to the side of Loyalty and
Freedom. Daring the war they were
badly treated. In many instances the
most shameful has barities were practiced
upon them. Reports of these transac-',
tions found their way across the Atlantic.
The interposition of a miracle would
bars been required effectually to stop
their Sight. It is not likely they lost in ,
magnitude or coloring during the voyage.
In consmpience, when the war closed,
the tide of German immigration did not
return to Texas but set towards Missouri.
It is all ged that the authorities of Mis
souri, or, at least, persons it - eying a deep
pecuniary interest in the rapid =cute
- mem of its unoccupied lands, took spec
ial j.slits to put these vr,judicial reports
Into the worst shape and keep them in
• circulAtion. There may be something
in this, but rot much. The unmixed
truth was so appalling that the most in
ventive faculties could not add much to
its horrors. The story is an old one.
Crimes inflicted by the TP.tans upon
their German neighbor., came home
to roost. It will require time and
labor to wipe up the unfavoranle
im
pression made by undoubted facto; but
we trust this will be done, and in good
faith.
What Teias and Louisiana want, in
common with all the Southern States, is
an intelligent populatP n, knowing how
to work, and n9t unwilling to-put that
knowledge to practical use. With an
accessiodof that stet, such as their re
sources of climate, soil and minerals in
vite; a new and better career will open
before them. •
TUE Charleston Mercury takes a very
just view of the podtiou of the South
ern Statee under ihe Reconstruction Bill.
It reminds its readers that nothing is
si.bmitted by it to the discretion of the
South. Terms are not offered for them
to accept or reject, as they please. The
Constitutional Amendment of MB was
thus offered to them and they rejected it;
but this bill marks out certain things
which are to be done, with or without
the consent of the South. State Con
ventions are to be milled--delegates are
to be elected by universal suffrage, a new
Constitution is to be formed and sub
mitted to the popular vote. All these
.
'•things are fixed facts. All- that any
Southern man has - to decide is whether
he will vote or_not. The Mercury says
that it is simply a questim whether the
great body of the people shall take part
in framing the Constitution or leave the
whole balances to colored voters enfran
chised by the bill.' This view of the
care will donbtices control the , action of
he great mass of theSouthem people.
Tun Chamberaburg Repository speaks
of one of the Allegheny. Senators in the
• following handsome and just manner:
"Thoums J. Melina, of Allegheny, is
the most experieneed and one of the
ablest legislators in either body. Helms
-served sir or seven years in the llonse
at different periods, and has just closed a '
full term lu the Senate. lie is one of
the
most uprtglit and earnest, men in the
legislature, and a foeman worthy of any
one's steel la the hard blows of debate.
Re is perhaps more intimately acqusint
ed ht detail with all questions of Slate
Irtlicp than any of Ha ussogiuteS, and is
untiring in lAA elf arts for the public wel
fare. .11Ie will doubtless be re-elected
without a serious contest, and eminently
deserves to be."
Mn. Sxzinria's proposition to enforce
extensive coitilscatiens of property• at
the S. nth, meets with little favor trout
txt.mai.,ri of Congresi or the press ottlte
country. is touch Letter to devise
things Witt make for permanent pe.ace,
V.an to bu seurehieg out. fresh means for
niimmtiou. •
PIIESIDKNT J 011206014 is said to Ite a
, eandhlette for the L'ulta.d States Senate,
,—,f.ilter'hie term ad Chief EL , CCUtiVO tS
Fires, -
AGRIC RE
The Monlidy.ltepatt of tha;dgrieul•
tural Department for February contains
tables showing the average yield per
acre of cereals in the respective States
last year. In wheat the highest averaze
was in Nebraska, at 20 bushels. In
Pennsylvania the average was only_ll
bushels. Of all the Middle and Eastern
States Vermont was highest, going up to
120 bushels. Kansas was highest in Bye,
yielding 20 bushels.' Peursylvania
stood at 13 bushels. Vermont led the
Eastern and Middle States, standing, at
119 bushels. In Barley Nebraska was
ahead, yielding 33 bushels. AFennsyl
vania stood at 20. Vermont went to 29;•
ahead of all the Eastern and Middle
States. In Oats, Nebraska was foremoA,
standing at 47. Verm.nit stood next, at
39. Pennsylvania, 33. In corn, New
Jersey seas highest, at 43. Pennsylva
nia stood - at 114. Illinois at 31. Indl
' aria at 3d. Ohio at 33. Those 100
bushels to the acre, that used to be
bragged about, did not appear. In
Buckwheat, Vermont was highest, at 30.
P e nnsylvania was at .21. In Potatoes,
Florida led, showing an average of 137
bushels. Maine averaged 136, Vermont
143, Pennsylvania 09, while Colorado
went to 173, and Utah to 163.
In t creels, the average yield is this
country is, cue hundred per cent. lc
than in Eni;laud, and fifty per cent. leas
than in France.
TEfE New Orleans Picayune publishes
a rich morsel for its Southern readers in
the details of -nu extraordinary elope
ment case. rutting . it*ry long story
short, two young latliel; Of Baton Rouge
of pletoing appearance, good educa
tion and respectable connection, fell in
love with ebony servantsemployed about
their homes and eloped. In order to
avoid detection the girls donned male
attire and, with their black suitors, suc
ceeded in escaping to New Orleans,
where a telegram orderidg the arreat - of
the party had preceded them. The girls
admitted long criminal, intimacy with
their coldred escorts, and each. declared
ber resolve to marry the man of her
choice, despite of 'the opposition of their
anti miscegenation friends.
Tint Legislator , of Mind's, at its late
session, having passed a law waking
eight hours a legal day's work, the
master mechanics and builders of Chi
cago held a meeting on Saturday and
determined to employ by the hoar. .
ONLT think of it. Linen suits, para
sols and wide.brimmed sombreros, with
mercury up to ninety in the shade, at
New Orleans, before the middle of
March ! While we are freezing here,
they are melting there.
TuknE is some talk that Ex-Senator
Foster, of Connecticut, will receive the
nomination of Minister to Austria, in
place of Mr. Motley, resigned.
GEN. ISTERLING PRICE, the rebel Eol
dier, has gone into the. produce and corn
mission business at St. Louis.
A Story lu I. Alm.
Old _ante Bottom told Yerem Sat da
Ante Ltletm
. would be hum on Irundi,
and would bring Sal Allizem along, alto
the &wipers, I , Vdelis and Felix. Unto
Felix has a faisi (made ofglass); last
automite drove a pair of mules tandem,
Olt! metier hie! Big mules were frac
tious—Lie couldn't quielum, annis "dutch
getting up," he went to ciarnnion, which
did nu good, but made a ridicules mos
of it.
ad Ante Bell am had been visiting the
sic, sic Vele and sie Jubee, who bad a
great many mgasles, and, although co -
V.lesdug , they had a firms "of the same
sort left. '. She took adhuck (a canvas
back) teem, and .somuscetera, they iden2
with delight and . et um with -current
jam. Lore,: et ingens, but Vol anti Jute,
not being cannibals, preferred artheek
with *cetera and eurrunt . jam.
I Thus .3ferum Sal - --"rve been to a
I parte, ante, no has my brother diets, and
uda died with laughter to see the water-
Mils the gals were on their nees. They
' std nomen could detect the real front the
tilt-,- but I sin taunt niter mornino—so
can dicta, lie's is. trump for Barium;
Plea done a smarter buy; non - ( see of
toys, mini think go. Be owed money;
he edit and he paid it. When the mead
ows - were green he modus; when the
boys were fighting he was sure to partenz;
W/101 the mumpswere'round be eoutem;
he raises niuch FOlutOeS and lie's dii,.a'.t
cast he's intent for a dam good puce.
.d 1 Orsc's opts anaj . tiny.' and further sal nut
Meruni Sal.
—The psy and allowance of the gentle
men who wear stars and shoulder-straps
in our army on Its peace tooting are re
ported to he as follows :
General Grant, $13,120; Lieut-Gen.
Sherman, $14,814; Major Gee. Ilalleck,
$7,717; ,314 4r-Gen. Meade, $7,717; Maj.-
Geri. Sheridan, *7,717; Major General
Thomas, $7,717; Brigadier-Gen. McDow
ell. $5,117- Brigadier Gcu. Rotecrans,
$Z,:517; Colonels, sl,oool Lieutenant
Colonels, $3,904; Majors, $3,761; Cap
tain's, $1,041); First Lientcniints, *2,713;
and Second Lieutenants. $2,053.
—An American visitor to the Italian
opera In Paris has been shocked. Ile
writes: "It is where the ladies come to
lounge, prattle, see and he seen. The
toilette Is forced to the ectreme. One
might easily fancy himself in the tropics
if ho,shottld awaken from a dream.,
am not to fasndious as to object to a
lady's unto/ming herself to we, partic
ularly if she has any crushing weight on
her chest; but I confess to a want of
taste in preferring to deny myself the
pleasure ofpecring down alady's back."
—Commissioner Bogy has completed a
treaty with the Chippewa Indians of the
Mississippi bands of Minnesota, of which
Bole.in•the-Day is the principal chief.
By this treaty the Chippewas agree to
cede to the United States a portion of
their lands in Minnesota, and receive in
exchange an equal portion of land in an
other part 'of the State. The object of
snaking the exchange is that the Indians
may have - better farming lands, they
having expressed a desire to devote them
selves to I.gricultural pursuits.
—A. - citizen of St. Charles, Mo., has
invented an instrument which he calls
"velocimetre," intended to measure the
velocity of machinery. It is said that it
will Intimate to the engineer, at every
second of time, the esisling raft of speed
at which his machinery is running. Ad
justed to a locomotive, it will inform
him, with mathematical precision, the
number of miles per hour he is making
over the rails.
—A project is betare,the . Assembly in
Albany to annex Brooklyn, Astoria,
Flusning, Newtown, Hunter's Point and
other villages to New York City. It in
cludes the scheme of carving out an en
tirety new channel, to he called the New
EttSt river, as a relief to Now York com
merce, the proposed 'channel-way to be
five and'a quarter mild long, thirty
thre hundred feet wide and lorty feet
ticep.
—Mr. Bottling, architect of tLo
agaru and Cincinnati 6usptnsion bridges,
is about to undertake to build one be
tween New York - and Brooklyn nt Ful
ton Fetry. The bridge will be twice tau
long find twice as - wide as tbat across the
Ohio, supported by au inuntlise pier in
tjtecentre. This vast undertaking Mr.
proposesto ruabeihe crowujug
at:Woven...at of Ills life.
—A. lady, wh woo marrd lst Fr
day, when ut.ke Io
why she en ie n,un a at
uned i.
such important bafifuesi on suelt nil
1011:y day, responded that She had lakur•
rind nn to.ty other day in the week, nod
had always made such. a pour riA of it,
thtt, elite 4:out:laded to test haugtueu's
day, hoping the halter woaldn't slip this
time.
. -
The Retiring: Senators.
The present. State Senate is composed
of
Republicans mad 13 Democrats,
riving the Ilenublicans• a tnaJoity of O.
With - the close of the present session
eleven Senators will retire by expiration
of their ternis, as follows:
121 0 13 " 1 eat
, It.
D. )i Kirk Haines, It. .
7. (3,0. 1). 25. T. J. am..
SJ. no; Part+, P....a. Leer r. B.
o; wm. li. I:null:ill, 1).;
Of the retiring Senators,- si x are Dome=
crats and five Republicans, and any ordi
nary election would return men of like
political faith in alb the districts but the
I.lth, (Lycoming, 'Union and Snyder,)
where a Republican should be chosen,
and thus add two to the Republican ma
jority in the next Senate.-=-Chambergwrg
RepuLliwn.
JOSEPH FLEUEVG,
.incuu U
Corner 'Market I. and the Diamond
Hatuntsnd b v.ry largo stock of
DUGS, PAIENI E.EDICINES,
FANCY ' TRUE AND 8111 ,
PUItTEI.3. F ALL KIND, ANL , AT
CRIC F:• 1 TILAT DEFT CODPETITION.
ram . , and Dye clads of a 0 dtearlptluna.
at tire low prlve..
Vtry -uucrlor Pods A.,lt and Potash, at
prl re
dattel tug.
' , reel. Bl c ue Lies and Congreta Water.
ttuatle r 3 ring., and Breast Pump, 1a
great varlet )
I..rora rot urydle ual purposes that caount be
elene.l to. cousl.t.ng or pure Id Cog
nac. Fort, -Lam . and , a.le,ra W,Lie.. excellent
11.9'Iterittra, still and,partllug Catawba Wines,
rporrt. NTha'e 011. FM. OR. Neat'a root
...1, Turpuct..uo. Ca= phone. Cat
-n. 41. i:orolno richt.
White Lea.l, Torothles of all kinds.
10.111.7 'Mere .
T. Lot co.4s la groat vallcty. Tooth Ihmolocf.
GHAT ILMU, BALDNESN, BAND
-111:• Y. AN tttts. ttir THE SCALP.—NI •
111 S, ,ttV Eta CANIe APP
ARK WITH •LONOUN
LI AIR COLOR ttti.SlAlltkat ,ANIJ OltirenlNt•."
'Louden Our Rest Hair • 'olor framtolor"
l•London HAIr Color Itt.etorer"
•` London rhyslolanie Hall . Color Restorer'.
"London - It sir Color Restorer"
"London Use sod II tor dor Nce.orer"
••London Bair Color Ittetorer"
••London Recommend It. title Color Itestoner"
It never rails tofu:wart 111, growth and vigor
to the a esseethatr. metros and etoterlte Pellets,
and In auto to produce ten growth of hall.,
ratodurrlt to grow th,ok aud strong. Only 77
cents a bottle. 11 00 half dozen.
Sold by 11cCI,s1INAN n racti.ENNalif 713
xgract 5110, ELIO. A. tiELLY. 37 Woos. el.,
on , Jos, FL:JO, 04 Market street, Ma
burgh. KANN. I DILUITT. Alleghtnl,
an77:latterw•
BEHIND THE LIGIITHOUbE.
Old fdgylon Is riotdulte dead. rerpte are
to Ito found wbo,tbtuk tb t btattll is yromotott by
depletion: Wlll there ever sucb hl.e logic: N
tore Is the grand antagonist of disease, sod tk
•lrpletnrs prop •ee to prostrate Nature, la order
one might suppose. to glie the mealy a doubt
chonee. It Monte of the pa' lent: The :me prat
Cite 15 so 10 Inv!curate the •Ital powers
rend. them an over Match for t h e elements of
dtmase. ' can be done with 111/STET - I EH'S
trUttACH BITTERS..U[sII ye/getable t.
thug •rc the most paarertat an ~ 1 the most go
At this ...in vela. c.v.., tilt sirongeat org
ntbrat are If aiie to be •Yacted by the at
thous of stringent coil and nialariolis insis
thin lam:lamble protective medicine le esp
al/Tneeded• rc.^.6 PrsdLsposed to blllousne
dyspepsia, constlpatlon, Intermittent fever,
any of Lhe notnplainUl .1401 CO:d weatntr sop
Induces on aggravates, should tats It regal/.
throughout the Winter and Sprint rustalta.
Is absolutely pore snd harmless.
THE INDIANS AND TIIE
WHITE PINE.
Although long known to the aborigines of
America. Dr. George W. Swett. of Bolden. Wu
brought into shape for convenient use. a molt
valuable preparation called rtlLANtra WHITZ
INC COSil'Oure G. welch toranatuber of rears
tuts g.ven great eatLefaction In the cure of all
tuote ailments dependent on an Inflamed or Gni
tated rondltsen of the znuroue membranes of the
animal organism. For prnssf, JiaLefse. droNV,
nitbranrL flit, neat catarrh, runetiporfoos
when depending 00 a debilitated state of We in
testlna s, lt I. one of the most valuable discover
lee rev ntly added to pharmaceutical molicine.
It Is likewise a most valuable compound far &s
-ome of the aldaeys and bladder gener•lly, ' as
0137 000 can satisfy himself op,n a single trial.
Every one know• the healing virtue of we white
We for rotor awl Veers. but Ur. seta" ban gore
to wore mad present 1 from the sweet Insld• bark
of ,bet ealuaoie tree a cocup , und 1050 will meet
acct) whet rise pine would by vale-
able
it is eon tdentle rn dorancomled fcr the follow
in>lime",
Irern es to young or ml idle aged
irtabe:er in end peniine:
tnopage of trr Urleet
The ea.!llfltultj ln Chlldreo durlag the
Hi , ney Trouble In old people:
Ulcerated Flidne.,.. iJ crratet Bladder
1/I.einage. or morns, or pus, or Mood f rom the
eta r:
ght s Illsegacef tha
I'dte In the K Idney•or email cf the Beek:
Vain In Me Madder. Heat and ticsidlng:
Ardr for LAsid•- MI'S Urdsient:::D.
For sale by the grub...lore:a or single bottle, at
Dr. tint rers.gdeat rordimlue store, 110 St Ood
mntirlaw
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
WM. BINGHAM, Jr., damns Exprees
;Ice, 54 Ftjth &rect. ie an authorised dpent to
rrenw eldrerSeementa for the GAZETTE. ..a
;41 papers throughout the priLtrd &rake
rAmmin.. •
CI BRI INSTITUI E.
53 AND 51 St CLAIR SI BEET. PITISBIJIGH
"FIE lUSDIEII'f.I:IO4 1 , 1 MIL CUILSIENCIL
On Mend ay, the Nth of April. •
ist,f Rt./ t.r n s.d. r 1!, ao•
d ' , II , it t 'Et r for VI.. f 1
.nit...aria , .
ned trait:and of 2 , anArrt; o:ll:dienei Ad.
I r ra , piis
vo .1 pawlEn2fLon Ednontion
a
..1• rot, : • E.. 71.71 FU • D
E.
n 31 fur Mee , l.tih. f PaPao dn.
to o, tili. AdMarta Canna; an, a
-.1 n. DEPATIT`IEN flUr tS< olaoatent of
papint to, toit.t. V, study the halt:land Ms Gott*
fnsJoung , ,
Oar: r• :ton* {Meld, tt , enter aleanttet <lna.
,
W'"FIIEDEAUCIA DOUGLASS,
ITO:a 1/13TISOUTSBED
Man of the Coloired Dace,
=0
FIRST ORATORS OF TUE COUSTH T
I=l
Great Lecture
=I
, Sources of Danger lo lhe Republic,"
CITY HALL
Tuesday Evening, April 9th
's➢ - TLte Lecture is Independent of ara Co
pERLIC SALE
5 ACRES IN LIBERTY TOWNSHIP
tb
'Ybe nnitri.lened will *ler at nabli. Ode at
CUGUT 110Unr, is thz city or rltlAbutEn. O.
WEIDEEZ DAY. THE 3D DAY Or APRIL NEXT
AS3 0,10 cY I'. 14., a lot of Fretted oputital.lt aye
l. r lola .no t+ile the
snort one half mile from the *attend Railway
btattuu and about one- t ill or smile Deland
the residence of 0. H. Prune, It fronts on the
ros , •Imut /6!, rods. and runs huh about 71
rods. it hes beautiful building site on lba
roni and Is finely situated for • vineyard or [full
lot. The title I. Indisputable and the tern" of
pat meet 01 1 1 bu made t asz. ' For (nether Infos
stt in rider to WIRTZ A SI.AtiLE, Anarnelli
at Las, ii, (nth street. Pittsburgh. or to the
bed. who may b. se en evcry morning
Wood)3letlimitst Hook Store, (J. Le Pestritiou
street near Fourth.
Z. H. CO STOP,
iitn% n0116[7 . 6. r.DWIN ettlfr...7T
(LAW llubor.c, flarnesi Co.)
ROBERTS Cc, SHERRATT,
rurrrAcrrnsus or
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
NO. 61 SIIITEIFIELp STREET
•
Neer Pottrtb Street, • PITTSBURGH.
Have ennslantly on hand sig.:era! asaortnient
01 IvVES. Plam. Japhneed. Pi eased Aud block
TIN .All Y,. Isaacs tilrO,Ca. es, cutlery. ecoseti
Miners Lames and House Yernislilne Steeds In
wnieli they will eel' Wholesale and Me
tall.
Prompt attention elven to Roofing, Viyinottne,
and Ci kinds of J<4 Wort. uo,timea
UR 41,1.-5 S Bundle., second
Anw imsdlog (row roamer iftivor
" br ISAIAH DICICKT it CO.
loTTOti.-21. bales non/ land
ocbanate Ws 1.04.., Yorsabs by
J I Alt MOULT I.CO,
_ _
..F.I,;:;IIEItS.-,10 fin c4s flow
br "17ViVire)1111;"Y t.
bbl..Wrouglat
ftlrbr c4:l:=7"mtriMi
NEW ADVE'RTISEIVIENT
- MSS 'T; UAW& CO„
enneeeasors to B. ione. i c 0.,)
Corner Fourth & Wood fits.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
Dicuanul u AL1.1037:4
Government t3ecuritiee,
Foreign Exchange,
Gold, Silver and Coupons.
GoLLECTIONIS made on all amiable Ixeints
In the Mated tutu and Outadu.
Interest allowed on Time Deuosits
SPRING STOCK
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WHOLESALE,
At Greatly Reduced Prices
EORGE F. BOIT' S,
Xo.loo FOURTH STREET,
PITTSCVIIO II
FACTORY. Non. 30. 31. 34, 30 .4 39
cosoN bTRRET.PLIILANELPHA.YA.
m 1311.-2
14144174 , 1014144:Mi1ei11A
Y ONE INTERESTED
IN THE GROWTH OF ►!
Economical Establishmen
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS,
So far as it Concerns the Purchase o
RORY SUPPLIES,
Should Save 20 Per Cen
GO
BY BUYING SOON.
SHIELDS & BOUCHER
108 Smithfield Street,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
=ha tors
BALRGALNS
AT EATON'S.
GREAT BARGAINS L 5
lIAMBETIG ZDUINGS&ISPiERTIQUS
JVCoNET
INEN
lIINTELL ItONICBT. -
tALOILSi, Etc.,
All at Reduced Prices, a
F. H. v...A_rraarrig,
17 Fifth Street,
DS RECEIVZD DAILY
2373
CHANDELIERS,
Matteis, Pendants, fie,
4a, eke - anal 011
A Innis envortracet on Land and ...lying.
WELDON & KELLY'S,
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS,
164 Wood Street.
crisZn.. NAAR SI ITV,.
GRIM & BYRNE
li " 1 " 74.72:11.112.'gr,;111 for "
KO, CAP DR FUR BUSEIRS
At %a l O2 St. Clair Street.
one t , ett *Sundt and the paalle to call Alia
online melt .ope
t rtor ',taco ttley trot
undone will give attoo utlasolluo.
ntb11:743
_ •
JOHN PECK, ORNAMENTAL
WOK/Lilt AND PCKTIIIIKII. tly
ronrtb str.• I. one _am to Wool. ratsburuur
Always on nand a irenvral aclor:mont or C.s.
C.' kn... Curl.; tiontleta.n'a Wigs.
TApso * o . d
pd.. * In ioot h
C bal6l
!P ol a .roos.t to.
Yaw
Barr.
I adieu , artl feotlemea.•lo.ll,cattiox dons In
tba n•atert manna. 11.117.1:112
BOATL'illiFor Palle at the
Beet House of the Ariel Parse Club, Rs
more. ltd.. a six•oared ISBELL BOLT, built by
Chu. B. Elliott, of Oreeopolut, L. Ltle to per
feet order, sods, good es new, having been need
but eight 1.1 ,es. It will be sold tie pho. Toe
fur t bur Information apply to L. LEWI', V Lex
ington Woe*, Baltimore, Md. mb14,14
UtIEAPEST PLACE. 1,1 THIC
CITT to boy the
TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
Is at No. 146 ÜBINT !STREET.
-BLOATER IMBUING.
A 111.7021 SUPPLY Or
ESTILL iIIIOIiED BEMIRING
Jost eccelved, and for sale by the box or dozen.
at the Fatuity Wooer} Store of
whiz
__JUBNA MENSITAW.
J. T HAVE THIS DAT ASSOCIA.
TED with etc JoHN M. BOTTh and JOHN
KNALDbit In the Manufacture and dealing 'w
Carbon WI Lampe,' Letup Mood., Choodall
aud all triode of Glassware. The bOsinese
be conducted as heretofore, nn der the Al
and style off 011 N UO,l 4h,CO,
JONA ROM
—WIII tomore•prll let to N0.1:3 Wood street.
lohla:rn
Foil Lux. ,
A Fine Driving and Hiding Horse
YOH. A G INTL•IIAIi OR 'LAD Y.
logulto at PATTERBON'IS BTABLE4. Tlll2ll
etre.. m 1113,61
•L'Ort MLLE.—A very desirable
ruorEILTY for ettbor • T. Tard. Woolen
Factory, or Planing Mill. bitued P itt s bu r gh oy's
utattoo, tba Cleveland modNall
road, gity-firc mites faom Pittsburgh • good.
length,lN bubding It Obtl4, nod shed whole
lb hot wide- else of lot 10011 ON 111.0.
foortba .16Cr god ranee. Enquiro of
fetrilitaWroi JOHN LIZUBSINT. AllashatiTa
SUORT HAND N BITINGe—A
perfect aolti•dge of Wm valttabla ar
walls In tea short and easy lessons, by a pne•
ties% raportar from Loudon, England. Each
pupil taught separately Lod at any thaw to Bolt
their own cortrealcueea *DPI/ so
=
IMITTSIIIIJUGH BHORT-lIAND
iteutagir. T VPI3 . 4 1,111% ' k‘2111.2!
loatreetionto Btaadasti rboisograpby EFen la
private lowans , Its class sad by mall.
.Heporte
of Laciness, Vpareebea, bey:tons. de.. wade WWII
reason ab:e tense. faknutalsivir
TO HOME MAN urscrunEes.
-1.:01.0l for the Stanofastare of
1.600 FEET 0/ 30 INUII HOSE,
will be reeetVed Until .TIIIIIISIMT, await:lM
1367. at ( . 3 oleloek. s • N.
41 ElllfOr W11•801e,
Cbatrwan Corriall tee on Pin , Eaglaes sod Hose,
No. he Yoartb my's, rritabutali. mbe:t I
-RUBBER CLArrUlll6—Nuch ae
Cate. nuts, Legging*, 8000, 60. .1 the
twat esaltryas4 iralganualt also 011 . Coats,
Jaeaets, la. for gle tbe lone t
prlpea.wbolelale sad Mali, at Ne.O awl 30
61,
War etml, -
J. sawn%
VERT
A GOOD
FEMALE COMPOSITOR
Wants a SITUATION, to work by the Dl' ee...
some weekly or monthly publication. Can eet
6,C0) erns per day. Address `.2.,! , Bor. MO
ClerelanA: 0. nota.teel
REWARD.—The above
ssoo bo paid for the arrest and
rousletlon of the party or pantos who struck the
alarm from Box 7, corner Market scot Water
street.. on kni,CP PilUtiT at 10. P)
o'clock.
_by order of the a. on l ir e
AE a t rn
JOHN H,
- JAM'S BEEBE.
JOLtN J. Tulturlr.
SASIEEL T. PAISLEY.
duo's Fire Alarm TeitgraPb.
FOR COUNTY THEABIIMELI,
MAJ. J. F. DENNISTON, -
(Formerlyof Yriendia Rine Untrdri will be •
C•ndtd•te for COUNTY' THEO.:AMER. subleet
to thedeelblon of we Unloc Republic . .. Convert.
tlon.
I ASCII:LESTER PROPERTY
SUR SAL.E.—Ftee Lot,. Or tom. on Beasef
street. Masse= Adams sad Bayard street..
One Mork or hquare. , feet frees. on Market
Street. bounded by .6... d -sad - street. and
Ced. al
o at es.
Car Bl rr Square. 258 feet front, on onblo
street. bounded by lifted and --- streets and
Cedar alley.
Aa
:v5 JAMES
Duque.. W.T.
10 STORE WHEELBARROWS;
10.2tha It W111:2 1 .2a2h0 Mid;
ISHICK WH K ELII altnOted;
.10 Cl.a.Y WIIELLII.I2II2WIII
L bahlt2etlWA , .oh;
1.2211 51 • 12101 AGuN6';
.p COAL. WAtillNh;
CAlree,
liortlehd 110, ant Tn-ned hookas on h•ll
and for ea'a at Dhouctia h. WAGON WOW., near
the l'onttnutla•y, •deah. , •
.11 , 11:utO (2)1..E11/.2I,VOLInEdTER it 09.
• -
CHEAP PIANOS
67% for a 0 OCTAVE. SIAtIOU AN T NUNN'S
PIANO.
1111.0 fora 6 OCTAVO MAIIO /ANY PIANO.
In good ord.,
• tio fora
. 00TAVE ati , loo ANY TIAN".
rattO for a • CAVE WOEWOOD CLUCK
SW NO INAN . O. In (WA o , tler•
•11130 for all , soUt AVY IitASENVOOD CHICK
ERIN(' PILAU, a drat rata loatrament. For
1111i0 by
C. C. MELLOR & CO..
No. 81 WOOD NTRWET
=
FOR SALE.
OCIrALTA T•diva.
yntlß /WOES A !at, NINETY FERCIIT. I I Of
Cosi 1 .m ,, with DR open In gm..l wolkirlt
order, platform. blaelissnith ' shop, nailer. Ile .111
Unloo Tovinaolp, two mho. from Joao,' Verrp .
on the lionleatown Plank hand. Inquire of
WILLIAM U. LCWIo, t he premier.. If not
dlapo•ad of .111 to, otte " red put.iie outcry on
5A TUMMY, March TO.b. at 10 o'clamk.
Also, One Acre of Lend,
Underlaid with to near thr Washint ton Pike.
two nodes fr.m Jones• rerry• A uhaantial
(rams tamae, soil] ,Ight roots,. a.ol kitchen eel-
Mr under the b smote house coal honor,
sta , le, and other ou.boluitoss; a god smil of
sr.ter, as th jar nip; sprier in • mbar: oil. w at er
riatens with - pomp; a good ord. n; f !Thant with
Cory wit tcea. peach trees, near, reel(.
larl.,"ati .Cur on
ar n gt . .r g e7,l,Vr ' Tols r atVi l oA e l t a t
to. Lewis. on pramotsee. • II nut dispoord of
be °lrene at pewit outcry on lIATUdD AY,
MarcOM, et 10 o'eloak. nahLI:vS.L.
NEW CARPETSTORE
Jut Opening.
BOVELD,ROSE & CO
NO. 21 FLITS STREET,
=I
We are now opening our 'MST 871/CR Og
iiifttinti, embracing everituing tbe CA It PICT
LINK, hum the beat gnicipean •nd amerloan
manufactures to the couninancet gleam Carpet:
A NO Hue •
OIL CLOTTIN.
•
WINDOW AMMER,
A1.761N. MATE,
NTAIII HODi
•
•
riut.ctztVa4.s.grtment of rt.txo and
BOVARD , ROSE & CO., •
21 117T11 illlf.KET. (second Roor,)
EZIM=EI
SRI, { R'S IIERB BITTERS
THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY
TO TSB PUBLIC.-4 have thla day opeuel
BRAINCII HOLTZ. tor the sale of
Nishler's Herb Bitters.
la Me City of Plttabnrah, and Ores aulhartead
A. T. TATINZATUCIL and D. It. I.IOLTON. de
Aind.a. tooth/ on and 1.102 . 7 a the aun••
MAULED.
L.AsCASTIh.-March
PAHNESTOCK & HOLTON
Wholesale Branch House,
rideta - lr-ot Bt-root
MCI=
gold by all Despectoblo Druggists.
%t S m mednZ - Ceo sok ant atrial to convince any cne
l value.
•
DU SEILER'S lIERB BITTERS
=I
MEM
MRS, HOPPER & CO
SZIOCISOII to ft. It. MILO Mt, ♦som,
11AIMFACTCTIMIII OF
FURNITURE
Of Every Description.
SCUOOL.LND OFFICE FURICITCRE.
No. 4a Smithfield Street,
•
Sif•A fall usartmant of Pltt.burab Manufan'•
tared Yttialtaira 0,1111,1.10 T '
hand at I.OlTaaT
WK. J. ■ine...WV. g.OrrIA...C. ♦. rrnni
tran=:vis •
IVOTIEE TO CNTACTOII.—
••••• scivan, raorocuA will be reee4re4 by
tEe uuderelgued uaW
ITILIDAY, 3IAROII 92,
M==3
.rpiteotor the
Allegheny Water WOrko;
REEMM
vi 1: All the tone and slx•inch WAT YUPIPE
quired for the cancel year, Also—All the four
antl sin Inch stop Cocks. Vire Pluto and general
carting. soh a. Bletver, Elhossa,T'e, go.. a..
required during the ye•r.
'lnc tour loch pipe to be of • uniform tht ak mess
of .lithe of an lAA, to welgb not less than IS or
more than 10 pottsitt• to the foot. Includio the
bowl. The Os Inch pipe to b. of • uniform
thickness of ti Inch, to weigh riot 100 than 10 or
more 1114011 bounds to the foot, Including the
bowl. All the pipe to stand • vesture of '2X)
zwunds to the square Inch. and to be toted In
the pretence of the Superintendent of the Weter
Works. ard to be delivered at euch times and
place's+ he may direct. Separate bide will be
required for each else of pipe. All Coatings to he
of strong soft iron.
Also, bids will be waived for whet Coal may
be required daring the year, thCcoal to la of the
best qualoy Wand_and to be delivered lo the
yard of tee Waer Work.
Btda will also be received fur MI the Fire Plug
Moto and • and II inchlitop Cock Boxesrequind
' during the year—told boVes to be made of veltow
pine. bootee of the attp Cocks, I Ire Plugs and
Boxes caul'', seen at City Hall. Of the above
there is smut red for Immediate use 2.0001 e et of 4
inch and Leto tot of &Inch Pipes, 64-Inch. and
tlelnettato Cooke 12 Sire Plugs, 24 Fire Ping
Bose/ and 21 SOP Cork Boles.
The right is reserved to reject not and .11 hlds.
Inds to be odorsed"el:oldies for Water
Works," 11, 11. FRANCIS, -
City Contr . '
Cosirraosist , 6 °Fetes,
•cckflueNr. March 17, 2567.
nrCill M. DOLL--
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
HUGH. H. BOLE & CO.
Enginc Builders.
FOUNDERS AND MAOHIN.LSTS.
mat49,l , lltg , ad'VJggre:lll . l:l:gi
on atm' not lee.
J. A. GRAY.
Gains Orries.
Canter of Point Alley and DuqueeneW
PITTADVIIGII, PA.
EIMITEI
~G~ ~~ TO WAN
f
OK MORTUAGZS.I
Real Mutate bousbt and gold
GEORGE K. PETTY.
WI but [state A e•nt. 11. Rt. rialr
ROLL BUTTER.a halt bbls.
ArePy fru lutil InelA Iltr.1111Sli." 6
was 111 and 143 Let rim%
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. i, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICES.
_____ ,
NEW SPRING GOODS, NOW OPENING I
• ELECTION FORPOESI- ;
Dahl an-I lIIIIECTOIth of the Slane ;
r.ter haeltsat Bank s/111 be held at their Sante
Monte: on hATVIWAY. the h/th clay of .
• alareh. , taeen the boar, of I an]
- MO& It. CIA E
OPENING AT
G. SCHLEITER'S,
92 Market Street.
A CHOICE AIOH:PWFMEAT OF
Spring Dress Goode,
Spring Cloaks,
Elegant Silks,
Elegant Chintzes,
Brilliants,
AND A FULL LINE Or
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
AN OIiDINANCE - to authorize
the (leading and raving of Three AMT.
mat (toe Mace,
SUCTION I. He ft ordained and enacted LH ihe
Sued and l'ananon Councils of fro . City of Atie ,
:how. nod it le hereby oaid and enooted
the authority of the come,
Than e [e Catorni , tee on
etreets. be. Inv i te[. are herchy authorized ana
directed to nd ecelee prolong* for.l/M.
grading sad peeing of flerron • ••41 11 ( y, am , stld
Alley. tiarden Mid', and Juts°. Client (row
Pasture bane to Tremont street. and to contract
then fat with the lowest and host bidder or bid
der., a* [holt dhicretion.
SAC. 2. That for the purpose of defraying the
00l and espeamcs of the said improvements,
there be , and la hereby levied, • et/eclat tag. to
IM equally madded upon the several lota hound
lug and abutthot eta n the said alleys andel ret-I
rcapectively. In proportion to the feet' front In
them respectively compelled, sod bounding and
alluding as afordald.
Ste. Y. That as soon as the cost and expense.
ot Bald Isuprovementa shall be fully al - Chrtnined,
It almll he the duty of the street Commtasioner to
assCss lill.l animal 100 the same among the several
lots troundla• and abutting 4111.1 dad aliens and
woe respectively, seconllng to the rate hove
Indicated, awl themupon yearned to make &-
tumid and tolled, the eame, are to provi
sions of the Act of the General Anotaahly of the
Couanounealth of l'enuayloania. entitled ••An
Act denning the =ant:meat collectitur the..expeno
sea of grading Alld paving of OW Mr, to and al
ley* of the City or Allegheny, 1.1111 for other pur
poses," peeved the Mb day of March, lead.
Pe, 4. That somuch or any ordinance lama}
d0...1 with, or be supplied by the foregoing, lur
al
it same la hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted Into • lave this, the four.
51 loan day March Anzio Domini, out thousand
cfaltt hundred and Mily AK -acv.c .
E:SEAMIER,
Presldeal of Select Connell.
_
siNos. U. HilMtP,
President of Common Council,
• Pest: Ttnnkirr DILWOIC/11.
Clerk of Common Council
AN OUTMAN CE flunk the sal
arles y Pollee and NieWatchmen.
Sa.CMON I. lie it ordained and reacted by the
Select and Comma. Coo tic( rf Mr City of .41/e
-yhen nee y.u it is hereby ordained and enacted by
outhorily of the ening. That the .statics of the
ee, o of ho Night Watch be lucreesed twentty
cents per night. and the sante he and It
hereby need at *LIZ pet Wahl. to date from the
Vat • 1.. , y of Mar, b, tom.
nee... That the salary of the Captain of the
Night Watch be lacerated SC.:S per annum,and
that the Wareof the CPIs( of Pedro be In
creased one hundred dollars per annum. and
toss the same be and is hereby axed at IWO per
annum, each: Sal that the salaries of tee
yodc•nien be d to no dollars per nay
.eh to date from the 'that daory of Waren, 1017.
Sac Th it ale ordinaneos parts of oral
nences as suety cotemt with or be supplied by
tbe foregather, be and the same are bertha re-
T UVIS:Ined mad enacted into a law. this four
teen.. dnyof Morels, Auno quo thou
" ` "eight in'd"4 "d
IZITZ•1 Yvi I R I PK,
Presldunt at heicet Council.
Atteitt U. 3lncianitoo,
Clerk of Relent Council.
lIPSJHUIL U. 1311311LF.
• President of Common Council.
•
• iteett ROnl.ni Inovuttnt.
Cleric of Common Council.
AN ORDINANCE Fixing the
Searles of Weigh Masten.
reselosi 1. Ile If ordained,nd eunrfocl by fho
Select and Common Councils tor ths flay qf Alle
gheny. owl II Is hensodded by DU nurgorily
of its tome. That the salvias of the Weigh Mass
sera shall be need at WO Der annum, each. 10
data 101 l the I.t day or January, lab..
nee. bat al' Orin.... or part. or Vrilb.
aster s. inconsistent her...1.1M be and the same
art hereb y repealed. •
tinlained and enacted 10100 law this. the 11111
day of March. A. 11. one thonswid eight hundred
and slity-atven
ffl===
J AMI Mellitltlt.
Prcnident of nclect Council.
A""" 11A!'07.='"t`e:o.bc,i.
GEO. D. 11.11/1/LE.
President of Coil/mon Council.
At ItOnini I/FLA - on:oz.
COOL. of Claim. Cuuncti. =bl".:uta
TEAS AND SUGARS.
GOOD CORILINti SUGAR., 10 lb.. for $1 00
1 Ou
1 00
1 00
•• TA 1•11.1:
XTRA UIXIU
ISZST LT I ltd. •
Another lane lot of TEEMS TEL. of Jut -
V.%
Direct from China and Japan
ger etape Conetentins. lioelin Cattle. J. It.
vireshnin, comp , Islay everything .LIVD
v HEAL . In the way of Tea., St Shout
20 Cont. Below the Common 1.71011.,
ARTHUR SIRS,
172 & 171 federal street,
TUE ItIERCHANTS_ENIIOII
EXPUSS
CAPITAL, $20,000,000
Oar Merchants and Manufacturers.
n4IIIIIEB BYEEPIIESS.MOiIey,
'-'Valuables. Freight and Par
cell, over more than 15,090
milM of Express Line, 'at lust
and liberalrates,savelllillions
yearly to Express Shippers. and
can be made permanent only
by their liberal patronage.
This we hope to merit and re
ceive.
Office, No. 145 Wood Street,
WM. LITTLE, Agent.
=
mbCuM
PROVISIONS
NEGAR CURED HAD%
DRIED lIEEV,
BREAK rADT RADON,
1111OULDERS RED SID ,
CHOICE NO. I LARD.
EXTRA NO. I WINTER STRAINED
-- LIMO OIL,
CALLOW AND RILL GREASE!
I have stored laterite stick °flail above rrarlr
tom, which tam prepared to auppli to the trod
tt the lowest market prices. • Dealers will and I
o (bele toteivat to ahem. ea 1 before perch
lag elsewhere.
JAS. LIPPINCOTT,
Pork Packer,
No. 23 Seventh St., Pittsburgh
SOLE LEATHER
Best EASTLAND OAK TANNED srAN
/Slim* OLAUULTTEII
At Wholesale Filen Tor Cash.
OMerssolfoil.
JAMES W. JONES & SON,
CUMSEUX4ND.MAUTLAND
/32131
THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
..- TO rout eslatlng under the mie of EAR
YULTUDI t BULLMAN.
mhl , :vet
nrh-rsatrst
Was Dissolved January Ist, 15G7,
DV !minuet. CONSEST,
A. M. MARSHAL'. dlepostog of hie Interest In
sold firm to the rem xi olog parlors, erhotrllloon
tines the boldness, at the old steed, 114 and 118
WATER IaItZET. A. M. 11AILSIIALL,
E. M.YULTON,
R. L. DOLLMAN
MEM
• 81 . 1.1141103 LOO GLASS
AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY.
• J. Int ONS,
No: 110 Wood lit., Pittsburgh,
Beeps on band and naannfletures to oiler, the
Vlb inT bTYLIG GILT, litielLWOOD and
WALNUT, °WM. and MAU= 111ELBGB.
POKTRAIT and PICTIAIE YUAMT.B, Vnetaln
Clnnlea, Bands and Batton., Consols, Tripod
and Bracket Tables of eanolslta deslgn sad
workmanahlp.
GILDING &ND =GILDING eisented to We
bI VIVIIWAVi n tiwrz. sOlosuors
In rams or WOO Ud UDW.24I
Spring Poplins
Plain Alpaca=, all color.);
.Brocade Mpacas, all colors
Wool Delalac% all colors;
Dress Silks;
Mourning Goods
While Goedsi
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, &a.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
123319
-TEAS.
ALLEGIIESY
Owned and Operated
Sole Leather,
In on. Uttre from IT Ifs. D.
Spring Delainer;
Spring Plaids and Stripes;
Shawls ;
Balmoral Skirts, latest styles:
Prints, Ginghams,
Sheeting and Shirting , Mnslins;
Table Linens;
Irish Linens;
Napkins;
OF EVERY VARIETY. ~.
ALLOY NVOICII SILLIAG AY
VERY LOW RATES,
WM. SEMPLE'S,
80 and 18Z Federal St.,
=9
MEE
S AND NO MARKET STREET,
Daily Arrivals.
In t , d•IltIon to our stocklof
NEW SPRING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
• HANDKERCHIEFS,
MASH ASO BONNET
TRIMMING AND
NECK. DIBLIONS
*revery width mid shed*.
Bret quality of d ATM Binsox. all widths
Cift arra.. BLACK and w.llllXlt 111lE.
%ENOS. /JUNO an and IIUVIONs
Tail Line A'exandra KID ()LOC thiIIUSIERY
and GLOVES °revery description.
NEW iTYLEO f 110SG Jun. received fur La
dle.. Mlu.s. and Childrun.
CCIL'ETS Av U Ho'? SKIRTS. all mate,
Atoll Ildruf NENTn• FIJuN lUNINti 000111.
Country Dealers 'will dad in our HOLE
PALE DEPAUTMENT, a full asuortinunt al
Eastern Price..
MACRUM, CLYDE & CO.,
78 and 80 Market Street,
CEEB
ANOTHER. LARGE AIR RIVAL
ND M.`llLt AT Ca- MT'S" SIM IS
!MEM
PHILADELPHIA
CLOAK HOUSE,
Wholesale and Retail.
M. SIMON,
acce..r to R. i;tI:ibENILALTSEtt .2 CO
I am readying every' day a sp'endld &aqua
meat of
Pointed Basques, Basques, Cloaks,
Circulars wad Mantillas,
A •ery One *election of IttiACK A NI) EANCY
Gf
ev LOM and lIU rEONn
oery Avec:intl., which 1 will inter at RE
DUCED PRICES.
Lan'. will give me a call herove Tine
chaelng elatabere. Particular attnatl paid to
Orden.. hatiidiLatair
W. E. SCHMITZ & CO.,
nAvz ON. ELAND AND ►SE
Selling at a Reduction,
I=3
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
eonstellos oral{ the totem% Btyles of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladles', Mives. and Vtaldrf r
Clam, °oat tiltl and
C alf alcoorata.
Balton. Lace. and
ongress Gaiter,
Inlppert, Tlee..tc
(1,,nt., Boy'. and Tontha
I reoct. C.lf, Kin and
Thick. 1104,.... , 1 Bootee.,
Also, a largo ►r+ortmeot of GENTS . FANCT
Allot tee afore are of tho BEST IiATERTA
non NVOIIHMANSIIiT, and WAIULANT.6.I3
equal to any In tbe elty.
W. E. SCHNEERTZ & CO.,
N 0.31 Fifth Street.
mO.l
WELDIN &
BOOKSELLERS.
Stationers, Paper Dealers,
PRINTERS AND BINDERS,
MJca.3l.ol. T/f7cicacl Eltroot,
PITTSBURGH.
0. S. ISTA.III , .
""
6 ""'Llittartin3lUoB9,
stcyrp.
v/s, •
A" ruc.r.T FOOS 5.
t IN tlaranENB,
EITAM
SHEPHARD'S
CRACKERS
317 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
131121
\yALL PAP E RS,
GOLD EDEONNED PAULOIIPAPEnt
WOOD AND GARBLE I.IIIIATION
PANEL PA PERK; •
SINNED PANEL PAPER!, for Pan
lore and Conlon..
In New Designs, at
101774,11KET STREET,
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JOS, B. nroms & BRO.
♦OTICE TO TEACHERS. -
,%`Wia:hLi, '' gfirLC 74 Z 7l.ls.
cations f rr :lie
PBIMIPALSIIIP OF 110 ESE No, 1,
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LA [only, ue ht aaj cf Nen
R. AOC Loric., Step i tat
U. U. resi4ent.
li. tiARKEL:.
Allethe.Y.
. I pplilt. a.Wond Ir:rect. Pittsb i li.
rL
co . rvcr of Union asonue nun tiny
Liberty i i i u t i,lG T : l 4 l .s .•
burgh.
REDIOVAL9
REMOVAL
ROBINSON. REA & CO.,
Have rernoveu their oe. to N 0.17, CHHNEH
OF FIRST AND EMITHFIELD STELET.T3.
REMOVAL.—J. P. NEWRIYEB. &
CO.. Curanstsstou Merchants auldealers
Flour, teed and Oral, Tare reran/Veal tO
211 LIBERTY STREET,
Where tail will he pleased to nets their Mends
and customers.
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PROPOSALS.
PENNSYLVANIA
Agricultural Land Scrip
FOR SALE.
Tilo Hoard of Oommlselonere now offer for sale
:=o,b 0 keret. of Aerleultural Collette Land Motto.
bottle the balance of the Senn Ranted to the
cou , mo wealth of Petmealvanta f the endow
nt of Aerie.lto rat Collette , In thls State.
r-optwals for the purchase. of this Lana bull,
addrYllS ( . 11 to "The lloalff of Commissioners of
.Aprfrtural Laud berlp. • ' will be receland at
the nue ul veyor ticoeral Office, at Harrltburs, 'bill
10 o'ctora if..
On Wednesday, Ap.ol 10, 1861
This lan! may be located dripy State Or Ter- :
tlto.y t y the holders of tbe &upeAe i rz ” „ a fxr,
tg . i . ddioi to solo
at orient, entry Each pleestorscrie rePreSvota
quarter section ore, e looldnital•nd sixty amis.
Is Issued In Llans , aatiss ill be translerableswit b.
out endorsement or
form
assignment. The.
bloat rived not be tidied until the actin Japre.nt
ril limatlsin and entry. when the P.M' holding.
It rot Oil the blank and cat, the. land in baud•lt -
name Bids must be trade as per acre. no
hisib will be received Lot less than one quarter
es non.
The burin will le totss immediately op the
payment of the mo iey to the bur reyor ttenerai.
tin ell bids furs less quantity than *hens/acres.
on
of the patella , money must De paid
wii hin ten eels, and the remaining two-third.
wittttn thirty dsys after nolitication of accept
' ance of the bid or bids by the Maid of Commis
'loners.
JACOB 31. CA3I Fil EEL. turveyor Genii s
For the Board of Commtssloners.
lianntannito, February 117 1807. mb3.73
SEEDS 1 SEEDS 11
We are Bow Prepared with Oar
SPRING STOOK
Garden, Field,
-AND
FLOWER SEEDS,
'MEWED FRS! in GMLNI.
We one medal inducements to
Market Gardeners and. Country
Merchants.
ALL OUR SEEDS ARE TESTED
Before Offering for Sale
HAY PRESSES.
Ingersoll's Band and horse Power
PiILIEBJEUESSI.
A Full Stock of all Sizes.
3. 32C-IVC , ..IEC,
137 Liberty Street.
T. L. ♦rwOOD..BLS9ON Y • CAtIllll.
IT'IVOOD & M'CIFFREY,
BRASS FiIiNDEILS,
STEAM AND GAS FITTEW3,
Cori of 3rd - and Liberty Streets.
Abort Carroll & Snyder's, nttaborgla, Cents.
Light and Wary Casting hantahed promptla
W rider.
Special attention bald to tbe.dtilag out and
resalrl as of 011 itellberlec Steamboat,
laths, ac., &c.
Agents for A. &Cameron & cos
STEAM PUMPS
BLOWER ENGINES,
nese Pusan. hare soperlor advantage. overall
ot re. and every one Is warranted to give
Paler. constmarr on hand. fees:alo
CELA.5.110JU8E..1738. ra. lIN.i.E.E..A.L.ECITTLLE.
BARR.. KNAKE &
lacreamor. to WIATILLItiIf.s BAR%
N 0.12 St. Clair St., Pittsburgh
•0 441
Pianos, Organs,
And Muldeal Gaols paendly
.113 - Sole Arenas ton the Celebrated BRADBU
RY. New York, and IiChIIIISLCE.T.II & CU.•
listladelphlar, 11.1.E , tn. -
Also, ESTET £ .COTTAGE, •• and
D. & H. W. N)S1TII•B '`AIIERICAN"
eANB..dTILTUI . PB PATENT
The best Italian and Germ= Violin and Gal.
tar Strings **wars on basso. airmal
BusEcEss assays
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Nos, 6 and S at. Clair Street.
Has a Pt;apetual Charier.
Bnok•Aeeplhg. Penmanship and Arithmetic,
time unitmited ' *4O 00
Arithmetic and Penmanship per quarter-
of three month..
samansble. per mouth ,
For (greeters or 6hertmene. address
N. SHAFFER. or
noels's . " J. 7. IdreLAI.MONDS.
BO / TLED ALES-
KENNETT, WINTERTON,
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Ales and Soda Waters,
nornzu BY
J. C. OUFFUNI & CO.,
22 ♦`fn 24 akar= STREET,
MEM
ANDIIEW BEGGS,
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GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS,
Hardware, Cuiler3 & Variety Goods,
!co. 3 St. Chir 6troot za door from tie ;Mr,
rITTSIIVEGH, PA.
Ammunition of all Undo &tyro,' on band.,
Wind and ristols repaired. mann and Ea
zos around sad set. Also, pc:Anita blades 10
IV, o tau.
JARED M. BRUSH,
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Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks,
Sheet Iron Works, ac.
sr. h r:ji..l STB.ZZT, rtrZIBUUGH. TA.
fiTTT - IvunsEßT AND
" T I I K
• s agtiTIVICA Ain FORISTS.
0 7ita. f`....ollait Won on to their extenatea
s t u tlet Ur itrtignair:PEltrifi:
°Want Paasenaor Caro nta to
tnr orronhones eta tiftmt miaow. t
V.
ItELTLNG 2 BELTING , I—Leath.
er and Gam . Poltlart Mao, Gam Parking,
torn. Gasket, Le.. at •ha bell ant at
reduae.t four. Tb• twat quatlty of Win, 11.
nay • basil LI th e Indlaitabbst Depot, Yo.
Pt and Zitito Glair atrse%
4. 4 H. 7711117..1,0.
EH
A GENTS.-1.000 WANTED.—
bIALA AN f D EbtA.LE. —The but cbabea
I..l;rett7.2kabocll"...lt'brioutrr \aq Tat 1n
Us* trid. Struts 1104 Is e till*. Nur
; a V . 4 a .0 . 1114: ge r y. s talF.L i ci.,...
ha1t3.4113. Bclakft
(or trrrns Ind terrltoZyi....wi„.6,,sn,
4,.!
W AkNTEII, •
o ,.. bLA , T 7 .A lei rt7 lr -14 '4P , 1i. 70 . E51 , 3 : 1. L .3311 m 0 n Ni m t vi ;p1 ; 12 , 4t . .GC .
Apply Pa pez.sott or by letter. to
b. 11. CLMEAr. '
11.; Itlmpond Et.. opposite Cowl LIMA.
mbIIAST
lITANTED.-500 clerks, and
and others now out opw.walownwst
Pittsburgh. To know that •NLIKICW'ri
TT E IL ILIVOII continues t o sell heft. r tidal Writ.
Fortunes rise made by I ening rights linden. was,.
status. It Is The only thing of the 01nd that lay
real merit.issertss Is the standard. Comaaal
kat scents are making.
J. C. TILTON,
No. Ms tits ac r. Street.
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BANKSAND B ANKERS
biANKEI6I HOUSE OF
JAY COME & CO.,
Corner \VIM and Woman Ste., Few York
In connection wlth our houses In Philadelphia
and Washington, we nave opened a NEW YOEN
lit•l'dE at snore locatton, and oder one seretere
to Bank.. Backer. andlnratnnle[l o etranear-
Lion
of thole business pa this city. Induct:nil
purchases and sales Of IiOVettIMENT o=osl
- 5104:16, BuNDSand 001.0. We ire coo
scantly rrprerents d at the Stock. Ex.rhange and
1.30:d Board. where orders sent cmare promptly
Oiled. We keep on hand a full suptAy of troy.
h.ENNIENT et.• Ultirlad ••V ALL IdditlES,
buying and atlting at current prince. and 110
Inc
co the n most liberal rates the
inselort •itords,
fealtad
JAY COOKE C CO
J. F. STARK & Go.,
BANKERS,
Corner of Wood and Third Streets,
mitrir .a.ays) isms,
ENITID SIATES DOIDS, GOLD, SILVER ADD CDGPOIS,
Draw 'rime and died BIM of Szchaage
ENGLAI4ND.4:wr ?RANGE. it GERMANY. ITALY.
do;.:e.. Sc.
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
CORNER THIRD AND WOOD STREETS,
PITTSIMPAM, PA.,
(6UCCE29ORS TO HANNA, HART & 00.,)
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Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And iparticular attenslon pald to the ;ar
ena. and sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
iirSIGIIT DRAY TS ON LONDON. 431.4
N. HOLMES & SONS,
33.A.N113.. , EWEL
No. 57 'Market Street,
PITTSBUIICIII.
Depot'lts received In Par Panda and Currency.
Ctulecttotiv comic on nU the principal Pants of
the United States and Canutan.
Stocks, Bonds and Other Securities
BOUGHT AID SOLD 017.00 M MISSION.
Particular attentlor paid to the purchase alma
salt of
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U. S. Securities,
Including U. 8. Elk.F.l O F
do. 5o0i;
U. 8. FIVP.SIO-40si
U. 8. CEBTIFIQATEB INDEBTEDNESS.
Ordcr. void Voriclicraboutia Or collectud.
pEOPLEIP
SAVINGS BANK,
OF PITTSBURGH,
I.VCORPORATED 1866.
Capital, 1 - slo*ooo.
.OITIOE. NO. 77 FOURTH STREET,
President,
Vice President,.
TEUBTE - rn:
Annul LLOYD. I . :H.Lanw Ann.
J•nas I. BIG.SNLTT, JAYIS LIPIINCOTT.
E. I'. 4000$. - Hun. POOR. MALLON
W. Ii• DOMILT,
ollS D. b4.2.1.L1,,
ti atus e. touutox.
Secretarlini ireasarer.lSlDNll I. VON 110331101 S!
Fix per cent. Interest allowed on time deposit.
Investment. made Intiorernmant and H e al Ba—
tale BeentMee.
Bank open daily. except Birlays. from nine
o'clock. A. al., to four Weloek,
Wednesday' and Satarday everilnie from slz to
Moe o'clock. mhli vll5
pITTSBUIIGILI.
BANK FOR SAVINCS,
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/Formerly the 31111E.IdAYINUS INSTITUTION,
61 Fourth Street,
Nearly Opposite Hauls of Plitsbeirgb.
CHARTERED IS 1863.
OrfiN DAU.T from 9 to 4o'clißlt. and ott
tVaDN ESIJAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
from-tiny let to 140 , ,Eltior Ist. V to Voieloek, and
from November Ist to If ay ist, 6 to a o'clock.
. Roots of liy.lders. Sc.. famished at the eflioe
Tidn institution eipeelally °fleet* Mom whose
earaings art limited. the opportunity to accu
mulate, by small eeposits, easily saved , a tom
wtdcq will be a recouree 0100 need., and bear
ing interest Instead of remalnlng unproductive. '
3Etcrocrci.ca" TlMaxxxe
rBS,IDENTI
GEOEUE A. BERET,
ries rEESI - Dists:
8. 11.11ASTILAN. JAMES PARE. . JO:
2scrtrrAET AND TasaScittai
D. E. 316ICINLEY.
A. BRADLEY, Wlt. K. EMMA.
A. 5. Its)l3S.
0. UILiVoRTIT JOSHUA ROODEE.
VOLLANSREE. JoHN SCOTT, •
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U gl a ilg.l%P i elli l ibr alt - H[
Setteiress—D. W. AA, R . BELL. •1014,11 Ar
MERCHANT TAILORS
SPUEN G STOCK,
Now Breeisleg LARGE AND counarre
AEWILMANT of
ECM
TOLTITN AND
CIIILDRENM CIA3TIIIII 0,
For the SPRING SE &BON
GRAY & LOGAN,
No. 47 St. Clair Street
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HENRY G. HALE
lORTalLst COL PE.I3 AID ST. (113 SU.
20 00
20
NEW SPRING GOODS,
JUST OPENED,
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All the Novelties of the Season,
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Flrst=Elass Merchant Tailoring
Establishment.
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mhs:n9
W. HESPENHEIDE,
Merchant Tailor,
iii.SOST.CLMRSTREET.
111.N4 - SPHINe tii;ODS just *pelted. All Let
and new style patterne get re le the West 'ast
ern style.. - mh4:115.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
xr.cooßr• 46:c 0.;
11.31 WOOD STREET,
Are sum eixrang
A SPLENDID STOCIL OP
lIATEVCAPB AD STRAW ROODS,
At Very Low Prices.
mh7
FLOOR OIL, CLOTEL—HavInLI
reduced on: prloes ere it now e rer OH Clot Ds
ataastern rates. • large ne. an hand add ds.•
arable patterns. fora ele..reeletate •nd
J. H. PHILLIPS.
70 sae 2. et. nee Men.
HENRY LLOYD.
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