7 ,11 e ~,'ittf,-11)141.11t6iuittt, TUESDAY, APIIII. 2. Ise, Tut: fate orti‘e)4tOVOLIDATION BILL will doubtless be deiC*l.l,ted this week. We are fully of opinida ihet,the mess. ure ought to prectil, and that the wel fare of. the inhabitants of the other mu nicipalities Would he proinnted thereby to as great an - extent - cc file' welfare of the people of Pittsburgh.i MEM In tlia city'nf New York a-formidable Free Trade Lcagne exists. Its mem bership is cotnposed m iinly of the resi dent partners and agents of European mercantile and banking ;Alva:, though considerable number of :Americans engaged primarily in foreign commerce belong to it. The Secretary of this as sociation. i; an Englishman, by name, Mr. llonanv Pam.,. who is: connected with the "London andiv i Liverpool Globe 111SIIT11,11le. Company. In hip os CzliKtelty as Secretary, he is il.sodiug the country with documents designed to show that great advantages would remit from aban doning entirely the doctrine and practice •• Of Protection to Domestic Inelustry. Perhaps we should expreis the fact more clearly by raying the documents are in tended to naytify and mislead the people is tif what Free Trade really. imports. Atang other documents is aim entitled "DeeLerntion of Principles," which we sinote in full riir.E Tit Ara: igurfirthLks I'ItOTEC TWO: IL/ LAUtolt. • 1. I.lol.tet TnAT, Every Man has a natural right to Soil thi produce of his labor to those who will give the most for it; and to expend the proceeds in the - only Which he himself may jud the total edge mos t serviceable; and that just as genial of this right constitutes Slavery, On a partial dental thereof -is a partial EaSlaVenient. fi Acq.ctescits taxation-and duties levied to meet the needs of Government, but denounces uspure robbery and tyran ,g, all taxation for the benefit of special classes'. . -• • _ is. stoles TITAT, One of the truest and most Comprehensive mettni of prevent. log pauperism, is to remove all obsttuc• • lions in the stay of the free exchange of the produce of labor; rind to allow men to parsing ,their they welfare in their own way, so long, es they do_ not infring e on the rights of others. 4. 'cria-c, Tha."Protective System" is a form of ignorant national seltiihness Which defeats its own ends; that it is con ' • trary to the wine and benevolent lawsthe of Providence; tnat it partakes of odious and iniquitous peculiarities which tlistiuguisles class legislationt'und that it is a fertile source of social, sectional anal-international discord. 5.• TIIAT, The "Protective' SyStem" diverts' capital and labor from the most eflielent occupations to others Pros eil to be less efficient by their need of artificial •'support; that it results in waste; that it injures the "Protected" claSses by di , tninishing -their markets, Mid by the fluctuations and incertitude svhich at . tend it. • • G. TnAT, The more we impart, the more we encourage home Industry, on a ccount of the employment it finds in producing commodities to exchange for those which we receive. 7. TIIAT, A people is most enriched by engaging its those occupations for which It possesses tolvantenes ovg r other , • Countries, and exchang'g its pro hie lions for those for which - those Conn , - tries nossess atiTartltters over h=all. • S. To.vr, Free . Trade with - a'l the • wcrld will rood ace to the Lighest inter estsol urn' country, and that this police is pie-engingMtly worthy of the Amp glean Teggple, who should be foremast in break- Slue down'all restrictive barriers, social and commercial. • Let us consider these principles in the order in which they are propoundei. 1. The definition given to slavery is - partial, and therefore .misleading. the - very does not consist primarily in the denial of the right to sell the produce of one's labor, and to enpeud the proceeds • • at pleasure. All women! in coverthre, and all minor children, are in precisely I that contlition; but theyVe not in sla very.. Only a Free Tradeitheorist would - suspect them of being so; and this shon - s how incapable lie is 9f dealing with a • problem in regard to which he professes . to have wisdom vouchsafed to no other men- . . . In 1806 Congress ordained what Is known as the Embargo. tt lasted tiler ly two years, and was succeeded by the ordinance of Non-Intercourse, which lasted till the declaration of war in 1512. tinder 'these two nets regular foreign commerce was entirely snsperided for four years. The Federalists deriouhced these measures as harsh and oppressive; but the grand discovers - that the people of these States were actually reduced to slavery thereby, was reserved as the ii crowning glory of the Free Trade League ! of New York in the year of grcre. 1557. 1 , 2. With what. consistency do Free Traders "acquiesce" in a system which 13 condemned by all their essential ele mentary principles? and it hick must be extirpated, root and brans'., before the . system they espouse can haye any ext.,- tence whatever? 'Any impost, no matter tar what purpose levied, is a restriction upon trade, aria operates protectively upon the corresponding domestic_produc. tion. Free Trade is not a question of degree, but Of kind. An intelligent Free Trader who professes to "acipti esce" in custom -houses, and revenue du ties, is a hypocrite. Ile is\ not deceived; but seeks to deceive otlicrq 3. This is one Of those half.truths that are rore mischievous than unadulter. rated errors. Look at individual cases Ora. ;lost of the poverty, and a large 7 - part of the pauperism, of each country, arises out of the fact that "in te free ex change of the produce of la h bor" the keen and selfish get the advantage of the other sort and drive them 'to the wall. . - flow thisevil is to be remedied the mass of work ople would like to know. k e Essays h. ve been made under various forms of association to find a remedy; but as yet the coati/mg have obtained no f effectual deliverance from the rapacious. Now, take a broader view. A. nation that has much the. largest' accumulation of money capital, so that the prevailing rate O r intermit is low', that has a reduri ' dant population, so that manual labor is £heap; and that has practically multi plied this population by the introduc tion, on au extend"l scale, of machln. ' cry of the best descliptious, can always I under ell a Matir)a that has dear capital, sparse population, and comparatively lit tle machtner). Put two manufacturers side by side. One pays from three to five per cent: for the use of money, three dollars a day fur labor, nod has niachiu . -cry that quadruples the production. The other pays from . seven to twelve per cent. fur money, live dollars a day for i labor, and has ntachinery that only doubles the production. No business man can doubt vihichorthese will force the other to stop or go into bankruptcy. If instead of being side by side, the one first described is in- England and the other to this country, the problem iSonly , varied by the - diffe'renee In transportation and exchange. 4. When Columbus discovered Amer. lea, the aborigines Were Free Traders. They rejected entirely that "torso of SF.- , norant national sellishness," the "Pro tection System," and trusted to what Mr. Pell facetiously calls "the wise and beneficent laws of Providence." It is manifest what those laws 'slid for theta; and it remains to he proved that those ' law's have any other tandeney than wsss exhibited in their case. No civilized or semi.civilized nation has as yet put Free '[rode into op elution ea it ' s own acrountn Those nations which declaim loudest i behalf es "the Wiee and beneficent laws of Providence." take rood case to New mire them nt a distance., like the York Free Trade League; which rseesi esccs in revenue duties—a convenient phrase, under whsiocills atotx.,Lynnatrle‘cra.litsT it,o, profess one thing nation that combines within itself la„SO, IPET the a d of the. cheapest capital, the must redundant labor, end the hut \ machinery, can offer Free Trade to all tW, 5 i . . Fs . other nations; but the nation that ac- el cents it in deed and in truth will soon 3JILV ' have all the blood sucked out of its :e1 of- VLitle, 71 , 1 . Protection finds its vindication in 1 . I s se, the fact that all the advanced nations I f have been built up by it. In, England, i France, Holland, and most other Euro- anise. - s - c- . - ~ pean nations industries now exist and tt 11 ill this denial of the riche of Isuild flostrishwhich were called into being by ing bridges to men who stand wady to rotection, enforced beyond s • ny evsm accommoslat e the public its Best way, pie furnished in this count y.. It is -lead to an a s ,i," s tion for - a Free Itritif;c mainly in respect to these industries, the that 1 Building I.ssw.?, .... creatures of "artificial support' ______ __ they now-loanter us with the delusion of ' Tie St:shrelitoll as I: a e i. town :, es' ?.. charact odd erl. Free Trade. . - zss Pittut gis forty , 13. Notiung is more preposterous. Let thousand inhabitants." There is no a man go upon the principle that the 1 remedy for this disparagement, which is more he buys and consumes, the -bor e he • ionstant, lost in consolidation. —wow-- increases his ability to ray, and Ise will i t Amos .Is:tits - St:, au .1,1 and highlyit • soon find the Sheriff alter him with.the t tett, ' citizen ' ' l early 'dell ~t: )v " , ,eatam . .r . est sharpest kind of sticks. Tice men who t ... • i srusio A, Lind :It 111., Ic9niume trust I adopt that rule of action are firsl spon. , t t t 71or zautow a, last we, k. gets and then paupers who plague soci-.1 - ety. •Thesnien who come to competencylv is expected the Situate Will adjourn or wealth, are 7C e they who buy • end con- I b e fore the week _gas- soss, lih some less tn they can pay for, leaving 1 , .. ooscuai prayer meetings are Itcas.m. a balance on the'right side at the end of I f ' , each succeeding year. A. nation is but ti ISIILEP.'S lIELUS BITTERS. M Cilicag'''s ................,_,._. an aggregation of individuals. It can- s i not get rich by running into debt. It , cannot accumulate •by buying and eon. 'lbe srsas l'sts , uf its t -•c- eat it... 0. ftd sliming all it .au get credit for, trusting . i 5,,,,,,,,,. Tic's Lf....• • alo to p. .t.. 0 1. y tLa Olin.T topressura for payment to stimulate to'( increased Industry. This is the crafty IltlLleEll,ll-1/ ituitr.uY' i...- ..1, ,i , ....,, ,, omit 'pretext by which greedy store-keepers I not Infrequently absorb the lands of " nouns from lon hoyur, ,t•n. of blood, %11, or prodigal farmers. Foreign merchants, I ~,,,,,,,. „. cosily domiciled in New York, desire to i blue the Hera liatiti t-I,IiI; you wull 5.151 play this game an a large scale, and the I Free Trade League is the stool pigeon cress. , u. by means of which they expect to tate , rota at low rata'. Ly in and "do" the dais. 1 7. That depends on precisely what is meant. The 'United States bas L yre-ensi - I neat natural advantages over all Europe. \ •t•lsst's. , !i'ls . 'e I , 'II , in the various 901t5 of production that 1 'Wh a at Swy cie's Ointment 1111" ill dourich there. In particular pursuits -I i'''t s win esra Itch In from i" I,' 9,-,our , each European nation may have artiti- 1 t.,.„7"tc'su.'"'.' .' 555 e.""' - ' ' :'" ;et T"" nisi' advantages over us. Europe has 1 1: -ii :1.12'1j2hir,1%.117:1g.',11,.:::!....1.'", ''''. been settled a long Islyile, and line 'Many r_11, , , 11,1, cin.,r4,1,..r10ac I',lln...4,'Lljt.pnons. 'things done we have Set to do. 'Mainly ' let's 'r.,iyalsc't:Vtaart:ltcar-drl =Ca so forests have been .cleared away, lands I '4•76fitf Jae. ss-sw•ef Isfamessit. oTrTTF.ISs' under cultivation, roads made, tiabibi- f :: 1 1 - .D . : • fi ',. - Dr. s '''''''' ' ' u '''''''''''' ' ' '44.=." : fisf,visiiiissam r:III .. :T'''T rIII'..' flans built, colleges endowed, wealth ac- 1 sTri:'4:: Tarn - tr• ••1 - KITT Kn.` cumulated. Mechanical and manufac - I, ~i s c._,, •• yu YAlb or, - rrr.fsw euriog science has been developed; that 1 ~1,",at," Z,' ; ', ''',,,ll t et,fl,o,,,' E t „s t .tr' - ';',"si.rg: is, the people have advanced from ruder 1 Z ‘ S s o f,.f ;?;•'.1t;..,'"'",.,".1i.V.,-.,,1-`;.`."l 'ti,g.`,-"L'11‘3,7. \ industries to .higher—to those, that pay t ::,,..,',!i4;iGs.`"l'll?c!','lltr','",',.";,;,°.T's'..'"' l'"i'''' better bs cause mote intellect is required I, _s , 's s '- , '' '''''' __f._ 1 in ,r s ji. t It. , ' eonducting.the processes. The Free I , • Traders, as We understand them, in I N ''''''' '''''''' lol''''''' tldt 'o • Americans shall be content with the i f•II, I c orltra,t , d " I: i Au I It-:, r,,1,L , h L rdr:Lt more primitive and least remunerative i le r ""; ll 'Y . s . ';''' '”', ''''"" l '''''' 5 . 5 " T S ' '' employments, udder the plea that they It mos , i,ri.'";.,L::'q :[,;'''"l“.;T:>?.. "posiess advantagos 'over other COLO- ~ r , tor toy 1,. ; IL, ilivl;.4 aloo t iti-i irui, I.ot tr.• latex" in those departments. Doubtless I ~„,,,,.,,',,V1L.,,`,",-,".%...r.,,,`''',;;‘. Ams its surpasses Europe in natural ad- I ;;,,i 7 ,;t,,'1t..;,'s ;!_,„1,,',;,, ;s';''!','..'`s•ty'',"‘';''l,tf';,'',!l vtlitisges for growiets), beef, perk, wheat, I ;',7,,;',:.,;,1s i,,,''Liti's '',i's's?:.'-fs:iff:t..i:‘l i,C:s.wZ'f'; ~,o c a, e ottim, tobacco, and such It I 111" , ,','„,',;';, 1 ,5,,;.'..„i ns,;,l',S . :tt, 'l la ' .2df f'?r‘fol 13:if:America surpasseS Eureise in nasu- l, 1,,t.'i,°,1"',-.,''lf•l,":.;,i,!'re.,“„';''„-,7,r„.",,,5,,,;.,' ',',,,' sal advanta,ges for prsf , Tucing gold, sitter, i 1',`,'''',",';':!,1."4"Tf...;',,,',;,-;„:`,' t•'''.';,,'i.`,`,',',.;7.,;111{ lead, copper, iron, wsne, oil, and man), , t, ,, : 5 t , ,L f,t , -.' . 51 ..l u 7trf....A. the , 1..* , ...: 7. 1.5. th 11, other commodities. W hut Protectionists ' t St'S . ,..',l , P;; ', 'lrg ' : , ; l*. : ''•:::l'':l. &Bland is that we shall develop inol st,' L.,h,,.:,,;:•',,n ri Its, ~.."'5.'....‘it., : : Utilize all sisfr . natural advantages, and 'l',':.`:.,'..t_..f.l'i• :I ' S-T. '',:`,.it!:i:',l f.',.1,r,1; by the Ranee means tebielt lid Eng la ad, 1 ','S'e's'.ss.S'sh, nrst''',:oisrs''...,2:`,"l's`t's'e's,';'Vo;',Vi France, Holland and Belgium to great. 1 sii,4,:,;ii,s.? i.,,"iSt,."Vts,;•;,f),,:;[-r,,:. Hess; that whatever knowledge Europe 1 l',7,`, l l.!.''s,',l,•fi l A' , i:Vs ' e ' r . : ( V S,s'ss' s !'Ts'ts7l:,'Str, - possesses that can be domesticated, hei e, I 15000 '1 '''',,'' ~,3 - ',,Z;gs'a'! . ' ''' and made subsidsstry to the national I \ ''F.- 11'.1'11.NE, gTOTeth,,allall lie bri)ught over; that Asia ' -------":.l'''-' ' l'''''l L'''''!' TIM INDIANS AND TUE shall be:put under, like contribution•, in , 'et I'ISTLI PINE. order Ural nose of the gifts of Providence, : Al t hough link tnOun to theca orla of Lid away Mr ages iu this continent, shall ' ts.'''''" , t's i'r' '''°" r4 " ' X ' ''''' ''-'°. b" run to - . waste, but 1e made to help life I '',re't;,',-„gt'aYsr..,',',.=,:.'c'•;;:f7l,'Lk.a.'is' 17,-;s1-tu'I'11 PTOgraen of the human NCO. It may suit ' 119. Ii CL•llrliti ..1/, WI lon lo r•o"ull , erwr• - ..ar• Europe t s hold I.l3l,lcliiin that great ca. ' .;',1;C„;:e,,,;;.,7,,`,,T,t,'„t,';,=„jh,,',e,,,1",!,°, ‘'',!,,:'il. Ire er to which Providence beckons us, k",:it.73;%;",,',Z ';', ;1'; . ";:','',...,','Z,':W . 1. ,;,..." . ,,V; ° . just as it suited the Phihstines to• bind I '''''''''',''''''t "s , 'tt , sstss's , '''''' ,,- s e s ss i cfsettst ( . o L.-n or t o L loa on ai, Lit.ool ,ato of no, In- SAMSON' with writes, that he might not I 1n5.,.•,•,,t,5T,,,15!5.,,,0[,,,5,5t,!=5c.n15,t,•,,t•je1.,=. put forth Lis 'strength, but nonvoter haw I !If,l,,f.ftesjs,l,,try..,,,,l:zl.l,sjtts.vraz,a,,,:.l,,ft ow. soft and tuneful may be the voice of the I •et OUP M I ...Asti . ettaselr an,. • Inn , r d'l:l'. I an-ry so.. 1/,‘ Id. Si, loatllns ran:ea '•,: white beguiler, it will be unavailing. ; taro for eorri and ulcer, but Dr. em Ulla, auto to work. sod pr. pore 1 nom the sweet. larlde Lark S. How long, gentlemen, do you ex - 1,4 bat Trlonale tete con/Vllnd that 111 Mei, 1 ,,, , , , p I...et:alba vete-eine One would be a-du ped to be la establishing Free 7 rude if you continue to "acquiesces" in custom 1 tal,s.ig''.....,';'''''"'"m''''"'k'd" a l l r'' - honses and imposts for revenue? D.! 1,;;;;,:',V,7,7,°7,1,`,rp`'.1i.`”"aid sepal you LW: KC you are scants and cheats? I V;,Ftit'ff,,`"',4,,‘',„,!;l;''t„ , - ,,,, t ,,,, ‘,„,,aa tie Ender that qualiiication you wish, no' "le,t,.f. nrt . Trs „, ir is 5i ,,,,,,,,,. to uILOII.A.I duties, lint to make the scale ' 1 ; 1 -,Lts,'' , t•''''f' , ;'• L''''''." l"'`''''''' , ~ of duties EMt your FpaCial ends? hi the i lf , t a 4ls,rs ' ' t " , , r r ' ' ' ' ' ' ': i " ',:."' 'r ''''' [row th progress of the human lace, it May be 1 I',AII.:It'e‘F,Y,Fo. 9.'lll=rri be lintel e%isting inequalities will disappear; that I , rata SAf!:'r -''-; 1...1..:0•u',1,51..':1-74'•'4111.!;)1'i )fill , O. aces and nations will be leveled up, so 1 f" - ;V''' , ',"' --..t -.. - ',",‘,. ,"'-- " , , ~.,, , ~ thr . s so ; ,-1. Sat glAtna •tvre. 11l wswA thatin all endowments and culture sated f ___ ___ _ to their various placea of abode, there N If. W kb - V .E.l' Iait;EMENTS will be no superior add no inferior; and ; • , rm. 2,,,,,,,m,:,:f, " A.,,,,, ti: -- that the disposition to drive sluts p bar- l, flee, no Fifth ti,er . , la Jr:, o', a u fho 4 rltd- 1 1= - 10 I gains and take undue advantages will I `„,7,,.. t 7,', i- t `, l ,,';',,,";',7,c o ‘ ' a t t ... t tr,;‘t " ;Viaa t' i ' ;‘ , Z! ! die out. If that happy day shall come, I " . ' d 10 ' I'r"‘" . 'n" . ,s"EIIEDEZIII.3I DOCGLAS neither custom-houses, ucr ja ( i i ilw, nor 1, , -.... penitentiaries, will be longer needed. , Mr. P.ll may, indeed, "acquiesce" in i custom Mussel for the sake of rev- I euiva; but, if he chances to be honest j - Mau of the Colored Race, and blessed with. common sense. be will perceive that it will then be necessary to I make "revenue duties" alike the world 1 FIRST OlUTellS IfiLTIIE CO[NTItY, over, or they will perpetuate the prat' I ''•e of Protection. 1 1 . W ---erceaa— lI.L 1/YLIVEI: ins Hussy. has a considerable territory, I CR EAT LECTURE, Sr north, on the western side of this ENTITLE.'.2', from the Pacitic 1 og es o ourcn continent, extending hutger to the Republic,". ocean to the Arctic. It is a sort of ele. pliant she does not know what to do IN With. . She is anxious the 'United :states . CITY El AM IL, should take it off her hand s; the the vice sum of seven millions for the prig- -11. 1 Tuesday .Evening, April 9t . liege. whether this territory is worth I Is. 100405...i5m o ass ce . Mit Lecture f (.: tree anything 13 a matter of doubt. It yields I some peltries and fish, with plenty of 7 ice; and would afford. a few broken , TICKETS, ilo CENTS. down politicians an exile out of which I , .For ..sle at Mr 1.1. , 11V 5 nod IiLZBEIL a IMO• they could make a living at the expense 1 TM' 11, Meek :Ito., , mEL. of tile national treasury.' If the' eis say. 1 ~.es,a spst, '2 a CLNT3. Inr ex.r. a 1.1 ,, , , t[ , , ,,, , , , , h_rte ears In uotvaura_of its Lecture. thing sloe in the proposed bargain, we fail to 50,1, it. Perhaps, •I . the United 1 ! , .. -7,I 's'I'ELIIF! . .. — V ILLI.: :'itafen Illake3 this purchise, Denmark 1 ls . ' -c. ' " may off.r to dispose of lice territory he. i Fr. —......_1k.',ALE SEMINARY. tween Ilstha's Pay and the Greenland ! The sea ruzr •,,tort of ii! Instlintl 00 Sea, for a like ' consideration. Sonic en- . terprising gentleman may then start the 1 oar ,es.lon of eve a cont., for board project of buying the ! S ;orth Pole and I 1 j a s . s." . , ii g „,:&...., tse , - : te , ‘ ,, ea . rr .. sw,'" the Poi a Sea. . g. as tent. Ti r V;;.:.i.:'\'nfvetnr::ii:e'ef iVar terms about leper 1 '`, '' ' r r , is '. :::lV , ; lo "r p lt.i .r . c• e . "'" Y. r . _.. ') .:1 , 11 ‘ : , ;.P. : E . a. yriaele.o. Jnnn BOYNT.N, an eccentric philan thrnpist, died in Templeton, 'Mass., en Monday. lie left the bulk of ',large for. ! rri ,, .5i . -------------- tune for on purpo.ee. Two years 1 1 - V - , 4 , --- Jt A ni,r, . 1!..1‘. ri,„..,t;lvyVo. ago be gave one hundred thousand ilid- 1 ~,,,,,`,. :t';‘,^o,r.,"„Ni•TTu,,,,'„'","4. ,„,,,,,,,, cars towards o tablishietit the ‘vereeit, 1 ; ., T :,,, ,. , ', , 'or 4..J' 01,r,i.d :..ics Buouv, Lm county free achool 01 industrial aeiend. ' 4',. ,i,:,.!:,;`,.„,,.. ~,,,t , „,, ~ ,:.. ..----....------- - ' ',, ftlV.T4t n a'al l i•ii ,i,'::;:i l ,., '"" 1 In Dwight, Liviugston county, Illin• .7), ~, , , ,y. ,;,,,,,,; Nn:,,:,,,,,,„,,, • Clie, al!: hundred COUTeniolls 11.57 C QC* ..,` :VV.. a::ni. {) : : ,.2.. ''' ' I eurred. . a k t "" """"::'.IOZ.:,CiNE,! ),,, I'r. 4 ANTI ;IX 111 ,I I. s 11 1 .. 1 Mcer.tly ice rruiie the erillte.m ohne:- cation that - a fiend &el of human n.:- titre exi=ts .tan meet people " ‘‘..• n- t stained the stockh/tld,rs anti managers 1 of the pem,ylvaula Railroad Company. .N. freed illti,tration of per penetration is afforded. .‘. con:pally war chartered some year' ago to construct a railroad and run street CFIT, 1,0.1 . ..1'M FALAIIIIT.II 1 I and .I.llegheny. ' rue trucks cross the I St. Clair street Midge. on term= agree , / upon „ by lao matng,ers of the railroad company and the managers of the bridge \ompany. The railromi.men ins.i , t they hace to pay tea much; anti the bridge men reftpa, to e`1 , 12 WT. , So fur the eate is common enough. The railroad men ,otuftd.- by mean; of a new bridge, to hd construct ed from Sandushy s!rtet, on the Pitts burgh ride, to Irwin Ftre t, 4,3 the 2,-.lle cheny Fide. They 1,1 a to gl'aut: thetn:unt horitY to build ,id bridge, duly piep4red and brought before the Legis lature. Of course the bridge men did not lihe this slivebsion or traffic, and the I ill Mika. We. need not trace the connection hetween tho,e two facts for the benefit of anybody 'who has COIIIIIIOII 5014E141 p.1:11! naa DruK at,11 . .0.c..t 31,J. elm. c sir •. 1. 1': i:.•_~ir_L stir. non oNE..rF it s STILL OPEN MAY Gib. I W ADVERTISEMENT & CO., ltiocce'neor. to O. Jones t G0.,1 Corner Fourth Eir. Wood Sts, BANKERS & BROKERS, DEEKas IN ALL ENDS Or Government Securities, Foreign Exchange, Gold, Silver and Coupons. CULL LOTIONS mane 011 AU ...We IHW. In an Unßed State, and Canadaa. Interest allowed on Time Deposits TIZOWELS TIIOWELS, oW ow Et,S.—lltto,l•re,• sod r•• 111 Ti• ncl,— DI. ion's. klanntivr, • dor [neat. For •t JAM E% 110 W N'S, 1311 Wood .treet. ('jAnitt.ET'4 ATO lIVI 1:111.7 f •Sit 1 1,1"..11,111.1, at Übt,:glas Dial bee` I 1,, A. LEGGATE. Auctloute!. SAM'S SAWS ! mnLI 1), cltpoet , hoid, pan •.• mid Ain, arld'l;011114•4 T3R 1,01.11, ith that •.•..rtlrwa Itntriern• and paws, Li. litm for isle at JIOII.IES VI an d 130 VI ond strcet. - Q t 1117:41 CETTEIth* MA L., I.LETS. — 5: C 1.; TT Litz, 511•LiaKi 5.-1 reV,r .1. • C0.,1 t.vnt.kf Enstr.rn Cl,o, 1 ,I.Ve 1 tine •seoranco: ClAtOrS • T .1.11 as SI a slot ct,1•••15 5.1 111Mie [WU bc Nat Ca•t alct 1. !or halt . .1. AMER 110% IVY, al 1:16 NVeo.l tire", QIIALLTEItLY DIVIDEND. WI. %11._,L gANIS. 1.117 ui IrA.. ti Tn.. Dure.l...r, of tt.. b•ulk woe ,•,1.1. .fasttrtly vt 110 l 3.. 'E KNT. Oln catt.131.,1: Me vr.rlits. ''"‘" 1.19 !...;UT.IIIEIII4IIikIIII.EY BO WEN.' r. 12‘ , 1 , A1 *hart. Al. 1: t. CIA. Uu AL A1 . .•,711. II `:..:l':trit.t. 11,y etc Mu, tti.a.l tfult ill •ut lan y•lin lultury- tttt.t..ll,l luppa• I. 1.10,!..0rth It istftt, atta 4 . • I. rt: t VOA Itt tti . siro lt It. t rut tlltuittr. ti. r utl rervlt.rat.:t. cootolltut And t. tto pattt , ty,ip I artent• nl.. , A. Nlyll-W ?AS E. Atte, • WIIITE Douse. PiRRYSULE, ALLEGHENY CO., PA ne , . - .r reatti. l and furol.htd, and read,., re coke. • to r1.` , ..0•00 , .01 [,l , part pains Ino.la, Liood tolpvcr. wio LACE CURTAINS, 4EE3TIS3tTS..E XJ.A.O7a. SfU Cornices, tic., J 1.1,1 I:I'..CEIVF.I, Vc,r. 1:11: WHITE, ORR & CO e 5 Filth Street. TACK BROTHERS, COMMISION MERCUINTS, kt.l./ IS Petroleum and its Products' 1,11.11 D, co,vvr Way atol 1,11...urt.r1i .vrtD E-111 Wa:uut at, •;,1, •J )PENING. lirM AND COMM ASiOCIDE I I BOYS' CLOTHING, For tilt Spring Seasm, .4T CERT MODERATE PRICES N at 1,0 NA N 5 So. 47 Xt. Clair titrwet = mAsumc HOOKS UT .coNsjiTrTi.,‘ of (I RANI. 4:11AVT1.11. I•KSS - ll.l' • , l 411 BE/. 41.1115.1••••• 1.• Itii 1 0 ,11 A....NX( 11,-PIER %I -T• 11,1,1 C M sn . •g, II SDAI.I4-1 it 2: 1,111. J.' 1,1• It. 5.-11s,lker: • -0, 1.... ANS ANII Tt NIULAI:J m Iv I ,111.•,.. • NI • .IN IC I , i SI% SF." Si A,1‘.1.! TNE.ITIr.g UM, r r .11 , 1 I . I, I : • I . Cj. '1:71!E - Aci ••: 11 . 11 1 . 1..” , • • u AN II VE I ITIONI•J; Y r •si+ bfi J. R. WELDIN & CO., Nc).3.01. V/Vroc.clll2ltraelt, 1561.. SEIM. ARBUTHNOT, SHANNON & COMPANY, If(l•JfiTEei •IN.O JOB IIZIIf OF Dn . Goods and Notions, llGzr Wrl(ihrie st dtttrsctl•'e tt , :k or NEW GOODS AT EISTEDII PRICES, FOR CAUL Dna,. MTV: GOMM h N•,,V ' JILLHELP a. AN!, 1 . 91 II FTINI.:S A %I, I I I 121. 14. Illlycrpt arcl•ll‘ , ..l and urict, at No. 115 'Wood Street. ALINUTI:NO'r, SIIANNON A:. CO. - -- MOE= Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds gsxx.,‘•crmict. French Clocks, &c. ml at.ent , nn given to the ILE rialtlNti Ur FL!: n. NV /MB }in. 22 Figh Sir Ca. ------------- RON CM CLMERY CO No. 3 St. Clair Street rorcba.e.l of A NIII:V.W 111101:9 the entire 11'1 . 1 of lottery and V•rletl 00 Jr, at t'•• •nos , ,tan,. it. Is their leteution 101001100 band a Ors tint , 51.1.1e¢ of HAI4DWARE, CUTLERY, 11111..• Itvrolverfl, Pistolr, .I,llng Tackle anJ an .rtinK gl7oli. of yr., lariely. 'lb, sr also prrna •.1 lo it al. Kind , . of .00: W ILK tirlndiug tragur... a c..C.Itt.InF ,tc.n.:ll• and . tamp., and real sod Cane -Mug Atamps, at aA: I at W. 11. Mules, 31...ger. 4.„,;1101.11' - ILIAND Iv perfect knowl. dge of this valuable art taught In ten abort and cat➢ Ico•ons, In a prac tical. reporter from London, }[Wand. Koch pupil totmlit ft pushily .04 at our time to suit their own coneentence. Apply to J. A. GRAY, -• Glltitg ()MC'S PIGS LEAD In store and fist tale by pExuL A. 511.- 30 casks for sale J- J. it. ceN rit-Lu svti. J. EtIV. ale —2Oll bbls. AVliitC Lillie t t,y SODA ASII-50 casks cowmen an "'" I..';:rtui.n Wititrr,...rEACtiES.-30 bbl, -• " J. E. CANFIELD - RETTEIL-10 half Ibb: 5, fresh "roui:!,•,..);ftvLo mi. (lOTTON.-3 boles Ordinkry, to arrlt'c " rco. BECIWIT.A lot of ••••• .nri enlibi to arrive on steamer America. tor rale 1.1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NE ADVETIS itT Qt.4.BTEIRLY REPORT., QUAI W IT LIU R RE PO TII ESCHANITE NATIONAL BANN'OF /).1161 1 . 1 .! 1 • 47i Sot.. and 11111, U.,. Wal. 4..110:1ted Irculatt , di ..... • I 1.1ond: 4,40.1),4 10 st.f•ure 1.7.,7-30:111) Pe. . ...... .. .. °C.-W.2,1431 :lot-de and otler, 1.2.)••eol Moo) , l'lreldatlwr NOV'. vl etrk 011.1)e Not., 1^,,, 5i.,,. n) • Remill. , es and °Olt, .( it.. 1111 S., Duetps• .......... aud r.11,11.ef t 31.1131 '11 ,• Inllsl.l l ist Dvpo.l, Vu r lo Itankb E.trzang MEM MOE I vt.rltiv OW 1.11,,1s z tvat sbstr, t.“ 1.1.1 •Ik•melat 1n3.1c; t.• H. M. MCRII.N.Y. C4,laler FOURTEENTH Vt'Alti Ertl.Y tiTA.Tk;.)IIIN'r 111 , T SATIONAL RANI( ~1 1.1 xF:n~.uxcss 111,, ............ nua 'l,l,lTerni‘, • ' • l,rreury ....... ..... . .. N. ot• • of ti•l•tnt m•it . 1.er..5•• .111 items .na tnaLat'et 11.•• It . 1,11.•, ..... •••••... ............... ............. IlkilLmi .... '' ''''' U... .Ls MO I:st:kr .. '' ' ' t. 11.1 1..25A1 1 . I' or .I.c '' '''' '''' :a ............ .• ..... • COuttlag••ut ttml,an r:.,1,J • • I terOpe euri.Vellst foeerrtlr, Is atro sZr-t flontlee l,etartor.y leerolt 1.1 the C teo: n l4r of the Cut. el,. Q uAtriFEutic sTATemENT I= I'EqLES' N1II(IN.11 Dlll, Gl' roisgt El= tea awl ..... . ........................... • ......... 13st, .............. • 171 Ms 113r :i tonal • urrrury by Itant..m.,ll,aulere ..... • 1 Yrtip••.•.arlta‘,.. 1.1.1.111! 171 - . ....... Im. ..... 01,01, ,rrlue Ytiti.l and Total I h.,. m t. ti. Ft to oilert o Fr r Ibe urrrocy. Y. r MEG E=CM A1.1.1-:,•111SY S.\ I lOS I. ILO.. !: r,r-ttur...l l , April It =II N•.l.e. a,l Utse,rente I ulte,t n 11114 Ntate• 11..n.15 IN I• d I,• ••• a I I ~., •-.1 10 •••,e,. I •-...,',u0” —,, . '..e. , •- , ... 1 i ',' • ' '' • , . r•; . .ec, ,•:::.foil,er 1.:.4,1)1,, 1........: .•,,, 'e•• • I „.• '-'• t" . ` I irt ly ore• ..7 N 111,1.0 1,11,.• . I •..,:, ',. I t.r..',. i.;:,,. i1r.,1,1”, No. • oti ..,,,,' ~s e•'•• ...... ~.....',, ~,u , , 1 I,:e t.• it-r. 1.• an.l .Ait item , V'l7'.l"‘" "."'' " ".' '' i . ''.',.;f: N,,,....4..01ez ''''" V - t ." 1' L . 1 . E). „,,, • '' 1...,,,ten ati.11 . 1. 2 .t.• _—_— -- . \ 1.1 % 1 . 1 . 1,1111' , LI •,1:11.1 I li--. i , , , .;:_']. ;:;, .:1:.1 . i ....... ... .. .:,• .' 1 . 1 ' .: :',, I s ' IV e;cl. o . ..... ............. ........... ~ .... _ ~,,,,,,,„„: ~,:, ..,:,,.1,:.,,,,,:.,,,,,,1_, ~,,,;‘,.,,,,,, i 11,, ..,,,, ~., NUM . e Ireillal.,. .......................... 3. : ,:k. il , c, ...7:::: ,!.....t` ::`4,.......... .......... ... ~,,.....„,.... ,1 1g.1ic1.1.,.{..p...1t. ..................... 1 ,1:",...11,,C„nca,,i.,,.,1 ; kern. ...... ::,c i; ,L .n. ,, , „.:._:,..,...'. 1 Uue :, 1{..1 . 1.6 alid ICenkere 1..........' • ',,, e 1 ' ------ 41.1V. , 1 C. ;71 ltlal WI! frutrt OIL *ll LAMA REPO RT QUA RYER LT Pi TAT En ENT \ I" or 1:1 c,),0!rr,4,7 Oat tht- -.t•tt meta CurrrurY 111,1:f 11.00 , liANh lot 1U ‘Y Aptil lIMMEM ' '' ''''' S•t N. loual cl.l.at•4lt. .......... • •0./ 11ipualior , ....... ........ . rid 6 tAI rtolll. Lein. • an•l EarulLigs .................. 17 •••/-.1 4 Sul. , ar! .......... "*"".1, Ilmaot r.. . .. ... by alb, ... ... ..... .. ... . Ta..v•itn‘t cuars ............. I•trrani it, u r: n t t t. r \ t y i t L I t a.ev QUARTERLY REPORT NATION Al. IJAMI OF 1'111:7' U. =MI N.,.c1 , Lia.1 Wits I.ll , ,uutara Hon.,* I.IIU. l'6l tO Ut n,.Ueoctirl.les rte Nati , , Illa ti loot .............. •••• ..ry awl C.I•••• ••• r n•ti Oa En... I , ev front N•lt.,sl nn ntp 11u, trp. r Butts al: v.11.141 1 .er , •:14 l'.lpruati 11.,,1F.,(Ati0 Iluildsmtl !.I,llC•gr ~.0..11 ,1 Jek N.t1...1 Clicn'attun a. ~,,10 W S.ste Car.ulltl•n lutlisl 11 Wir . slaues •15.1.1lanlvrn• '''''''''' "': , 4 . 17 E. , i 41•... ..... . ........................ t;:::",1' i i• .1f srt I : 'Ttf• - Vir ' t tr t.rin,:.•'made C• 4• olarloler "';'WlV:'..'"". I. E. BRADY. 3r., cs.hkr. O.II7.tItTEIRL 'ST.tTEYIENT Or 1111. NATioNAL BANK lona. and !W. - m.la au,t ...... Expo on, and lieu3l.t nc, .14 rt uL, 'tllnrn[ , Orel - dna , 11•1.3. N•ll.e. eracklunn. • tent,. Chre.o. A • ',OK) 10 12n , rcull . 1 n 1 T.-L.1.1 . 1104 :40• cl- Dun by Anols ........... 41,141,521 1.1 4:10,1 ............ nurpltuud and 1.n.11 111,1.1tml* llnyml4l ........ Llll.. ilnui.• 'tad Itsukurs. c . Deposllors ........ ~1.14.1.3.1 1 I cern y tiAt the auovV>l.4./41TWls . •{.'.• QUA RTERLY STATEMENT bEIINIAN OV J. B. CA!;:l1F.1.1)k. SON rtiou itCF.4 Loan 131.1 ..... 3 ' , V. U. U. Bonds 471C,:•f.; r.o.rle and 1.t.,41 :tinter. 110,..r, 7, bull, of ollitrln U.n,l . •••• • ............ Noir• of other ..... 1"5 1 , 1 Fr.ellonat Curxeur, ..... 52175 r Rah I• 1 1,00 or. ...... II thki K lloku.e ....... . ............. ..• In LOUKnrntwro FiStOICS ............ E1p,11 , 01 Premltha nnat Irt,ore, 4710 , F1F.1. 1 ) &SON 1.1 /1811.ITLES• , Cup'tut etock $ : : . 11, 5 Zi t ; 2 Not, ia 1,111.110 n Due ludtvldual Dep.'. ~ lure 6111.713 e i .. . . Due Raul" and haute,.. !3 ,/9 3 7,1 ul-,..t. 1.1 earplug Fund ett,ltet 11.1 Laruluits 11,1 1 13 it—^y 30 ii ---- 0,04,10 11 a11'1,54 OEII, A. ENDLII t ceithler. .. WTII,III A.,;NEAE MEETING Eii.,9.T,E11311,..W1.7- „,,, 5 „,..,,,,,,,,, , ,,... 4 ~.• Tim ~,, , ,,, i..y ,iitc,sstml..,l iN C d lad e . 1 Mini:U.:ll As I, 1 1t.,, .1% ER 11ININt „„,,,, ~,. ~,rr,,, ~, ... t, . • ~.., I C ., ., ..1 I 1.,.. h.-Id on It. ,!, I , ) the Ilth in,. A,,,,, „,...• etn , ..n. n. requlred• to•the.r..,.: ~r thn l'stt.lntr,lt Ft. 1% - •)ne .n.l •'• '`.... Or bY I,ter. to • linttov ay tt , nt,•..v. at 2 n'elk,t. 1.. v.. tt,,,,,,,, j ,. ~',..:1 • :.',C 5 E r.5 R u t,N , ..;,... i..rtLe t..t,••• flni.diug 11,1o:0e:3:Jr 10 0 ,1:1 , stltll:d. l r ~ AUL' , for Int...a:nit yet, an , . st, - ~.._ . . 1a.)L1t‘..1... 0.1 OLEl'a GOLD PEtib '.-„ ~,, WALNTED. - 500 clerks awl 3 iu—• E r r' ,,, 'f;' , r..,71,.,,,,,,,. rl4lVt:7• ' ‘ ' VN11it.6.% . 7 . 3 '' 11A5. I.nanc and 1113.tonut - ........ ....,..6 tt. ..1, n 4 . rutted r.l.•tee Ilnud . 3.1 n n , . ..t. , Kltiatitllleor...tnn , tf, , ell.,,,rthatlevnr. Doe from ',ante and ItaulacrA. ...... '1,.,t1:1 ❑ . t..;,..onnad Legal ten.. r .......... • 7t,, ,, , . Hain il ton's Paper Fasteners, ------"'''. —,„„,---,,,, 5 ,„,..,: - :, — „, -- , — ,,, -- ; ' ''''',.....,',T,:g.,",',',',:iz,,„tv;,,,,,,..... .. onipnuud ltir.6l. N.. .... . .... .. ...,..11 . L. . . • re•l Int 111. nue t.. te be •Latattnrd. Conte and Natlonsl Correttot I ►4:.9- NOTIcEI.—TIIII ALLEGEIE- ~,v . 6 . ,,, .. , ..t. 3 ,, .1. ,1 .5 - . ~ . 'totted :1ta1.,. Bond., nn 1,111 ....... . NY CttUNIT ~.."‘.. ........ `-...:” LI ' WRIT IN G FLUIDS _ Itrnt Y.Alate .... ~.......... ............ 1...,..) . - 1...1.1,11..... and •1 Ale, . ............... .7 .ti 1: I, rrF 1111, i 3EI :0 W"T.T 23:Lr.1C7 .46-DT GENT , : iiN 4NTED, -- - ____ , • AND ' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, . 1101•11 31.11. F. AND FE11.11.11, A:•••O.I... 4 C01?"\71.1•Z Cr i N - li. S.. in every township on tesnnt, ia ik-Ilaseyl,,,. . ,Tl' wit.r. nv.r.-r . 1.., vr ,rt. It c ontalos I.s nretsil trt.• ..... •• ••" '.! ! Leticr .Pressrs and 1i0.9k., ' ' t ,,,, y 0 .,1 by auhr.t....? onlc, kdt•!kr h.- te..ll.tei, .. S. gip ,` -NY 5 , 1 , 1 1 t. • • lOk Saturday ; A Pill 20111. tso7, u.„,„„,_..., i „,,,, ~„,. r.„,„„.„. i. _... ~. , INVOICE. 1.171-11:11 ••• • ••• • 1. ........ . .-. ul •,AN :a NUR 1...• 1:11:11.1,i. _! A t the 0 fIICE of th'e CIIAIRIIAN, % :ENTS.-1.000 WANTED.— ..4 snO l'r• r 1 ITo I , 1.Y.111:11.1[N. D al' IllataliN. ' I 2. 4 M ALE AND 111-St A.L: I I -Tho best chance "U 1"••••"'• H° olili • •, 2111.12.5 1•01:11•111 KT., PirrwirtlGH. c.c. A. rrok. of Rh:tortes , sclor an . d National ••••'• ''''''''''''' 4.'' ' ''' ' . I lnstr.... Tat. °sty work on .nr Navy sec t l the t•u, for , the tel.l. gntr . find . no ,pn,l'lytt Noss INIP fIl'" U LIP:LI SILE " 5 I S ILIII. 1h A t"''' -''''''''''''',"l7V:4',,,..,l ,t.,, ,„„—yAn „ m , or ANI, out, sAN xi. cOsi. 1 crrtlfy that the ....re l.> true ni,..trart,,fr,o,,nt. • • . tho Quatterly !irons , to the I otnr•t•.l.T.,, .t - '' t,‘;',V,4,,tt-' N,„‘:,,"„"r",:,,:5g;',..i,1%.'n Je considered. et ...N DERN. By Ho i o i a. T . .. ,i tioLil . ey.. t in o otta Curren,. I:vitt-lir .: :.: e e A.:slut-ant I. akh..1.,;._ tor 'crane at" r -VT otd, cf • ' A. L.VAI.ViTT a co., I • . • ~,,,!..,, t, Ni}all ,I .I.oSebUrel• i'• QUART ElltlN STATEMUNT I , -DX.D..DFLTE ird:=oXlL 10137. 1 ~,, , jolt,: W. BIDDEI.I., : t 0... .....„._ (1 - Di., 3IEIRS SCROYER & C 0... I, >L I, t : :,..7.7:;:_ -----7 .2.-----7—, CANDIDA . , , , I FOR PROTHONOTARY. . ri I T-- tsotN i'IT • Y N 111t,1`,..,,,k,1,.010l , NI: OF I ; Blauli.B.:,oli'Makersaud Siatiouers, I I EI,Ii-;:'-:C. DRTH CANAL STREET . ..II persons are hcrrhy nolltled that the . i 39 . rii run sTREET. \ ,„„1,,,,,..a.5,.,er. •yr,....r.t...1 to N :elf and he e •o-ning of i D. C. HULTI ~,..: . . ",,.,..• 0" ''''''' for ' • , , . Will hr. a candidate for the °face of PHOTUON• I.• I NOWMC'N Al. ' 1 " E " . ' 4O ' 1. " '"" •••'... °TART. -ulSeck to the &chi. of the Outgo . cAllerticny City. from Rest 'Nue 10 Cetilr nvolue, , I JCL...public:to Convention. _________lo._ . i ,011.1. et 011 the fretntru - ..nn, 1 Sittittidety, the 2014 cloy of Apr 11,1,6.-, ' I 1.13 R PROTHONOTARY. 1 . I \ t0.......,0,4..4. E., tO fulfil the dotter of their • I 1 ',COB H. WALTER, - - I aptolutmont. I Will Tea Candld ste for the °Moe of PROTHON .I. . C ALEXANDER. I °TAUT, .111 001 to the d,: John 0. Dale, 1:1 Walnut. Atr,4l. I'Llla.lotyhts: John U. Dale, 15 Woad ',ay. Noy York; ur to I,IABILIIIV . April 1,, 1 ll= =ll LIALIILIf II.! - 1 • 0 . 1 I A pril num CIESEEI 1,•11. APrit EMI FRESH ARRIVAL . 1 !,,,1 NEW -SPRING GOODS. s lieztutifill AT 12 1-1 CENTS, Fine Wide Bleached Muslin; MIME AT 15 CENTS, Extra Good I.) , th.cf MEE MEE /0 , 11 1 w f..._...........} MEM HEE =MC • • " MOE l& killi ilir• , l DEM WM. BINGHAM, Jr., ADAMS' EXPRESS OFFICE, 51 Fifth Strect,--- PlTTAB,qtilll. 'A. 'AYERS, 11OPPER & CO., iSipe, sera t , 3 It. R. lIIILUEIt, MAN U A.Uf ILERS UP kURNITURE Of Every Description 6CIDAL• AND, OFFICE ITUNITUDE. tio. 45 Smithfield Street, PITINUEMiII. PA sr-A full alwatment of tnre.l Yuroltunerr.a.tantlf .a , y , at I. CASII .'n,.1.i:t161"‘2.11f ...WIN C. uorrsn•..c. A. VIT.II. pEusiss LILAC. We bate I=l.ra-dared to the trade out rietr ittrt fume, Persian Uur. ear 'ME itiltT :.lexTr. AND' Int. rta.tilNu V.% VILM:11 IVEIt la VIL.SI,EIt. Irdy's toilet it cotabltotr without It• roe Dale by a Dcaier..? lIAN UrAtTUICED ONLI7SY • . - C. D. WOODWORTH & SON, Rochester Y, w ion lldct, WV) urosdwo.l, c 12115,081 ST 12 1-2 CENTA, 11:1.1. I.IN F.N- 11:1.,11 N kl'hlN. 1 , 1.1121',' for ,pr..t NEW I.N" 111.ACI. AND s ;\V FIZES , . II NEW CIIA.UrAZAGS NI,NV t•1:11.T- C. ANI,JEANS 11.1TS,1111:BUS ,,, A Very Large Stock SELLING AT LOW RATES, Wholesale and Retail, WN. SEtd.PLVS. 130 audi IU2 Federal aLILEGIZE:rr si I VI TEAS AAR SUGARS. Got2l, (.70?jil SU f , F 111 3 41 1 00 00 ' Ivo TEAS or 1:1[1.11 TEA, or hat <•: Direct from China and Japan, • Per Olirs Cott:amt.', Rep'. Cattle. J. B. Gres:nat. c0.1 , 05.g ert rytl,ing 01.,,,1l 'AND ~ 11EAl. ILI the w.y of Teas. 20 Cent% riclou the Common Prices, 'lll L 11.1 `federal street, ei.i.e~ussY. THE IRON UTY MONTHLY, WILL B 17.!A1/Y About the Third of April T 4 ar.t number n tlt coatata THREE FINE ILLUiTRATIGHS Also matter> reeardli , g the city, of urcOi gwrtAncetooer ektlzetti ,TLIANtiEnZVIS TliE CITV. lion. Ad fret! all ootrooontcatloo, to 'GEORGE IV.,PITT'OCH. & CO., • , Myrtle/I Eta/ding, FIVTII BTICEET. I,,,toftte 140 r. riitabur;ll, l'utua CHANDELIERS, Brackets, Pcutlauts, GI Etta taaaa. C)51.1. A large 6 , 2071111,11 t on hand and rtvelvlng at WELDON & KELLY'S, PLED DEUS AND DAN FITTERS, 164 Wpod Street. It \TII h - 3,1 - 10 -LET. A FINE, STORE ROOM With or 1.111.1 as LNCIA.LLNT DWELLINCI COlitAlciltlg tit I - i,uolas, tT Itlkmoderm Iscvrove- wee, • stld spacious ystd melJoluleg. Located co the cult aide tt itttlaitlettl street, near First. ST''E.l; S WILSJN In Inlre ur Brokers .41 ltral Estrte A,ects t.; Snirlth 60 , 1 liir,et EFIFFAIVEACIA G CITRATE OF 'MAGNESIA.. In eat Ult tie, In yoweer• 111 , ]lain ~,, , . mild ouraatlie abil an. lout. very 5Ci..04.61.+ to nomtooniatin, for 1 lex boarlatb, sot, on s'lt ac 11. and all fowl., exae• . For nate by Inuit lirogetaia. ibipa ed by AIiTHUIL ROG Etta, lYlaprisix B[ra:it, Nei+ ork. inbir. :ie. . -- 10IIN PECii, OIEVAMENTAL LP ii AIR NV 01,1(Elt AND l'lLltYtimaiii. Oil llo;ir..iLytr%ti,lioasi...r ti. 4.1.1 %Vona. Vitt atoll,. die.' V. I I. 11,11 e, t TO. i'ti=nami'Z'a 1,,L0* lop, i±calps. 00554 ChlilL, Lit•CtiClf..te.. 4 ~, good wica in •aiii will be given for lima lialr. adira' atil Fentlemen's ball , cottinx dons in the neateat .1..1ar. ' 11 FOR FOR hiA L LE, A NEW BRICK HOUSE AND OT. Ifoute cnotalotog .10 rooms. sbnate o L n 3tereer. oca Iledbyrd .tta•t. In nett:lath word.. 1 , 1 11l be llntsbd, ready tdbceupe. April bat. later d.UOlt. eat, ;It 3 mesas. of W. F. CAS/l, t.t•rrenter. C.. of ( bath to and Webster streets. _ _in.hel. i s a o I(''',"•!..b.tetalyr i t ' r . oVlTh °' ulN ...... k' ... . ......... ..' 12 en eel •• 5..1 , 7 er.me . .. 6 ;a ~ea •• Esrl, ,111ar1..11.aae.... „ 6 CO ?.! :: t.: ' ::// I:l ' u r li ,'4' i ' lf . t " 't 00 a:0 ',,i .. 1., • I Dater It arm. fet ero i ; e• j., fl ee sebite Marron( et ~. 1 Te, , HII t. Blacx ET. si.rro.cA. 4 Y. ; 4 " Eu 4,11,4 la Y. Corner Liberty street and the Port fiat ne Rata. I . .1 . .... W,attrtac,4l,,o,r.E.gi.ue ~ . road Crui,log. aalrese S. al. KIER er b. IL i 11 , ::, kezr , r . o , la r ar ,, e , t , ..lll.lle pale I ' l to Ls . , BARTH/Os. Pitt, lurph lsaeteer.er. u,tal.teern ra aroes TILDES TOKAIO, at §l.':. - • per Aloe. On CORDS OF 111E3ILOCK AND reaele. 41 . • 3:SIV . QM., •-• ."" 'WM/L[ll3ml CHESTNUT tbaK RARE . for ee. by the tub rein, on the Ete. e "'" , ." Horticulturist and Seedsman, Cleelua Kernel of 4hlCenneypanta It. K. . .letattel. it. td. I L D"` - N 0,137 Liberty Street, I Ebetabbrit. 62/1 . rirrntwauu, PA. Cambria county, r ru • Tiffs FOR saLE, l'Orlt LOTS, 20 by 110 rmr, r MEM NOT ICES CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. HAVE REMOVED 11onu31 BROUERS, :low up., at iluir v.ll4:l,garst awl C 3121 u.udt of NIN% No. 51 Fifth Street, A Lew Ilut ur and desirable patterns. 31EDALL101%; VELVE'IS, Velvets, Brass,.ls, T4PESTRr BRUSSELS, A Icrp_ .:.t chute , assor.cat of Piano ands Table Covers, COIEV, )1 SAC I{&S IND MIS, Oil snl= Deg THREE PLY AND TWO PLY gii~'i•a;zis, iTEr7 varlet) . or :ow vrler.l Carpeting. IffeCALLUBI BROTHERS, r.iftl 3 . ISt re ot. CARPETS. OLIVER M'CLINTOCIE. & COMPANY, HAVE JUST OPENED For the Spring Trade, Thotr Opleoild,Msortmont of NEW CARPETS, Oil Cloths, Shades, &c, Attention Is ottel to our anc ,t.ock of ERMOIDEPID TABLE kID PINNOMS Great Decline in Prices. sza.r.w.rix NEW CARPET STORE Just : i Dopercing. BOVIIRD 3 ROSE & NO. 21 FIFTH STB.NET, 6Ec.,:;'DFLoult. Imo nowopening nor FIRST STOCK 07 tn 00000. oororloc croryttang to the CARPET I ISE, from rue tw•tt F.u•opeso cod Ant-rman manoirmuros to th e sommonost Itomp Comet. ef line OIL e1.0T31 4 . 'WINDOW/ 1 1 1,1 DIA , ILUI:14. ATIL %TAJO 110DS, anT a coropltte aisortment of rI.VNO and TABLE CLITLEB, AC• BOYAR!). ROSE & CO., 21 FIYTII MISET. (second 110,0 xr.talrr7l,llrT ov, Pates it Bell . . FEBRUARY, 1567. WE OPEN TO-DAY, war new ItOCO of C 13. 3EL. C.)pribing tlit I:est Pa terns tordc i 2 Ingrain Three nd Eng- TOpeairy f irl.l9(ll, of IcIA we cum oftr at WHOLESALE AND At the lon - Cr.t prtee2 since the wzr. . fiIcFARLAND & COLLINS, Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth Stieet: Second Floss, over limn' Miner'. Ilook Store feIg:T:TII:S& Wr EIRM AND GARDEN SEEDS, liIIOGESSLE AND RETAIL, rilrnptreb are fnvlced lo examine 'MY .toc k. romonsssti, most sellable vartsties In oltletson. 41's, offer the follosslog lon4s at re• dr.sea retss. be onsllty la the sets Steal CORN. :Cc bus. Tre -veer, tN bus. Litritl,r Rtt. S.A..' ADIS11: inn lb, Woo. 1•4 }:arlT I -4 g: . t t. 1 4. • -• t.i .•'• • ' • i rt ° ;ll . l!,o h rl o g l l j c a l rle t 0 10 ' 1•1 1 4 e o ' p 101 •• NV hum Turoly-rooto l • 114.11'0r01 •r• 014,1 io; •• 4undnre `A 0110 00 •• 1./uataer Yellow itd •• 111•44. 044 140.... ...... ...... COI •• White 00401 40 TCANIP. hoe tr , ) r• a.. ter rd. :5 bu. Yen': Whlle 4 10ne... ..... 4 11 4: cll. to •• s Yllt 111dr11(;trap-leaved% 415 La • 1:-.1 •• 1411044 =tone ~ \ 41.1 4 ; •••• ' 4. a . ••• r.'1;r0ti11;e",41714'...1.1.........5441..1 • t 1 :..1 • 14u,pie 100125151 1 . gs ..... id! 4.) LI • While Cep Hots 1•4, 1 .-• 4 1, 5/ :-.1, •• And•dtet , reon top 4 41 41 . L., • tiolded Del—. 410 44 Frex& MZT ktiTE9 REMOVALS. itEIIOCAL. ROBERT ROBB, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 11.15 REMOVED MS OFFICE .1 - o. 149. Fourth Street WILLIAM. F. ROBB, NOTARY PURLIC, lIAS REMOVED ELIS OFFICE No. .1.40 'Z'czeurth 6t• ity,lo`f AL. CEORCE M. PETTY, REAL ROTATE AGENT AND BROILER, Ons mo.re.l to to No. 00 RmUtoltld wh. RpnovAL. • ROBINSON, REA & Co.; Have retool . . tbetr once to No. 12, COHNES OF rltc.r A D D S tltTU Sli/Erlll. IRE.NOVAL.—J. P. NEWMYER co.. Commission Igo...Cants s.ll.ldealors In etcur, Feed and Orate. novo removed to "II • LIBERTY' STREET, Where they will be pleased to toe their Mewl. auk cotto.ers. .11115 RAIVIALEY gi n Mist *Opened LARGE STOCK OF FINE SPRING CLOTHING, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, =1 7i E W STYLES IN THE MARKET. TCl)lcit 3rlll coTere.. o fiEEII.II.I7 IIEDUCEI ) 1.'1310E.6 flora 1.1. ...1 Fite . Sprina OittfrltS, IS 111 IS $lO.OO Ct.:Mane F6ti (leth Dre,.s Sails • " " " S;"!5,011 Paper Collars at Cost. 336 LIBERTY STREET. one door .bovc huati:v4,di 111S1ILER'S RERB BITTERS. THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY. TO TFIE PUBLIC. -1 have tilt/ dai °pool • 131A...v..eg. HOU:IE for the rata of .1.. ishler's Herb Bitters. In the City of Pittsburgh. sad base mithortred T. FAIINESTUCK and D. M. as my Agents, to esrry on as, ans. the sshie. B. BlalLEtt. LAM,STRIS, March 11, Itl7 FAHNESTOCIC & HOLTON, Wholesale Branch House, lae Tiacaxis,ot Eltroot, I= %old by nil Bespectable Druggl et• SIB — We last bet a trial to convince any ant of thoir meaninal ra'ne. MISIILEWS lIERB BITTERS. rEMB RAMALEY II J UST RECEIVED NEW STYLES err aunt • 1 1m HATS AND CAPS, I= 20 Per Cent. Less Thais Down We•scll our 11EST BILK and OASSISIM: HATS. It ONE DOLLAR LOWEIL •uy other House In the City. Call and Be convinced. 334 Liberty street. TIUST 130011. 137-LOW IRS CLOTHING EMPORIUM. _ GooD :crws. CHEAP BREAD IN DEAR TIMcS. Enquire for 'WAAL'S BCEAI). The Ir.ri.t •nd Lees. 'he W•" on every loa. None else W►rd's, 1 MEM Town Prices. m634:w3alPtig _,-2 , -