II iatNittoburolt6aultc, THIIRSDAT. AMYL 4. IMIT A SLICETING of the Board of Trade will be held on Friday (to•morrow) after noon to hear the report of the' Commit- leo on Consolidation, and take such fur tiler &dim:Lila may be necessary HIGH RENTS .Inst now • thousands of families are experiencing the discomforts consequent on changing residence. Why so Many consent to this infliction an uniath- omable mystery. They perform the job every year or two, with surprising reg ularity, and mainly without any solid reason. A. momentary fancy that a dif ferent neighborhood would be more agreeable or convenient often decides them. In multiplied cases rent is ad vanced, and they shift, incurring double the expense in help, time, and breakage that the increased rental involved. Of course, all manner of objurgations are heaped upon the heads of landlords. DI there any reason why a man who owns a tenement should not sell or lease it. for the highest sum the market will give him? Very few persona dispute the right of a man to sell houses and lands for the best price he can get; and those who do obtain no credit for com mon sense. The value of property in fee simple must and will determine its annual value on lease. The law of sup ply and , demand is just ai 'potent here as in determining what price wheat or po tatoes command. If people, in un usual numbers, llock from the Country Into towns, the value of intermural real estate will advance, and just in propor tion to the pressure of population and business. _ Complaints are almost universal, just now, of the enormous advance in rents. A strict and impartial Inquiry will show, however, that rents have not augmented out of proportion to the cost of material and labor required in the erection of new buildings. Every successful strike on the part of mechanics for higher wages tends directly to raise rents. It doss this in two ways. First, by preventing perions who would otherwise build, from doing so until prices fall off. This con sideration is operating powerfully at the present time; Men who have means to expend in building generally feel that the present rates cannot be maintained, especially as to dwellings, and that to in. vest therein now, with the view to hold ing-permanently or for a term of years, is certain to entail serious loss.. Thus the•eopply of tenements is kept below the demand. Then, again, this stoppage in the erection of new buildings, begets sharp competition for those already ex toting. The supply being short, there is no probability of houses remaining va cant-even at exorbitant rites. Hence, the embarrassment- of high rents must be left to work its own cure. When the cost of new buildings recede, the rents of all buildings will diminish, and not tar then. It may relieve the ' feelings of such as are compelled to hire at steep rates to curse the landlords, but imagine noother good will come of doing so. ANOTHER RAILROAD EMBROIL• EMEEI The Legislature .of 1866, granted a chalet for a railroad to run from Potts ville to Philadelphia on the opposite bank of the Schuylkill river 'from the Reading Railroad. Indications at the time warranted - the belief that this legis lation was procured in retaliation for an arrangement entered into between the Reading Railroad Company, the Atlan tic and Great Westein Railroad Compa , ny, and a number of other companies, whereby a new trunk line from the west was to be established, with arms reach ing one to Philadelphia and the other to New York. Soon after the passage of the bill the strongest assurances were given that the work would be commen ced immediately and prosecuted to com- pletion with the utmost possible celerity. The failure of Sin Idoirron Ps•ro, , -and the banking house of which ho was the renowned head, brought to a humiliating end the scheme he had wildly conceived and insanely entered upon. It brought likewise to a termination the project for a second railroad through the valley of • the Schuylkill. The Coal. Exchange of Philadelphia protests against a new road, no body seems disposed to invest ' the millions which would be needed if the enterprise should -go on. But the coal operators of Schuylkill county are eta different opinion, They want the new road, because 'the competition for the carrying traffic which it would ne - eessarily superinduce would tend to les sen freights, and so to increase their profits. These coal operators, however, do not evince a willingness to build the • road themselves, but ask the Legislature . to authorize the several counties along the projected line to make subscriptions. This is so' powerfully resisted from Phil adelphia that the request will hardly be granted. This result isso apparent the Schuylkill people are now threatening to increase the facilities for sending coal di rectly to Ncw .York by 'way of the Le . high Valley-, IT is now apparent that Congress had good reasons for adjourning to July in stead of December. Inspired by tlic President, his Southern friends are al : ready taking measures to bring the Mili tary Government Act before the Supreme jiCourt. Their purpose was to apply (11-1 1 reedy to the full bnch for an injunction to restrain some one of the Department al Commanders from executing the law; . but they have found this cannot be done because the Soprano Court has not origr inal jurisdiction,. and can hear a cause only upon appeal , from a District Court. llow, far the President and his adhe rents may succeed m hindering the pres ent reconstruction movement is not easy to predict; but, whatever delay may oc cur beyond the short period necessary under the existing law, he and they will be answerable for. The Interpolator, l e not offered to facilitate reconstruction, but to protecethe rebel classes who. are disfranchised by the law from its saluta ry operation. - - A wan CLOUD hangs in the East. Russia seems to feel that the hour has ar rived for following her traditio is to Constantinople. The sudden aggrandize ment of Prussia has delivered her from fear of France. England is no longer formidable, as of old, and has employ ment at home and in her North Ameri can- provinces. If the Russian armies start again, they 'will not cross the Bal kan, look upon the coveted city, and then turn back. Let them march ! UICION LSAGUES are being rapidly or ganized. among the blacks throughout the g o ptly- Asa political instrumentali ty speech-making is good, but Union Leagues are better. 4, WILL 131: REiIEIIIIE.r.ED that while PrZsident Johnson was "swinging round the circle," last summer, the platform or bridge at the railway station at Johns town gave way under the 'weight of peo ple there assembled to see hill, some of whom were killed and' others injured. - Suits were brought against the Pennsyl vania Railroad Company to recover dam ages., Two suits were' arbitrated, ,and Pius King recovered $3,000 and Deny 51.'Plke sl,tloo. Since the rendition of these awards, a bill has passed the Senate changing the venurc of the suits yet untried to Center county. THE Judiciary Committee have ceased tAking testimony on ,the impeachment, question far the present. Several mem- . hers of the Committee are abundantly' satisfied that cause tort referring articles. exist, while some others do not want to be satisfied. Most of the Republican memoers of the Senate do not want the case brought before that body. They hold the President to be now compara tively powerless, and think there ate in cidental advantages in letting him remain where he is until his time shall expire. BY a law missed by the present Legis lature the Governor was empowered and • directed to advertise for a new loan of twenty-three million dollars, at par to take up the overdue bonds of the Com monwealth. Eight niillion more were offered than were wanted. One million was bid at par for five per cent. interest, and thirty-one million were offered at six per cent. from par to half of one per cent. premium. This shows that the of. fairs of the State have of late been so ad ministered as to fully redeem its credit. M. Tuttrts made a very eloquent speech on-the 14th instant on the foreign relations of France, in which he said : "Our Goiernmeut waited, dawdled and trifled, hoping that something would turn up. Something has tamed up—the greatness of Prussia. Events last your were lie the hands of France, and now they are in the' hands of Prussia and Russia. That is the change which has taken place in the situation.' ' • Tits bill for the new county does not propose to include any of the territory of Beaver or Butler county. Incidents of tbe Great Frc•het.—A Truly Noble Young Mau. (From tho Jonesboro (Eas . ;. Teuues , ,ce) hobo Flag.) The late disastrous flood in. East Ten nessee, by which so much property was destroyed, and in some places many lives lost, when all the facts are known, will disclose some noble deeds of heroic daring in persons saving the lives and property of others. One instance of this kind has just been reLtted to us. The village of Kingsport, situated on the banks of the Holston, some twenty-tour miles below this place, suffered greatly in the loss of property, and many would have found, watery graves if it had not been for the generous and heroic risk 01 life of Lieutenant Jas. N. Cox. late of the lath Tennessee cavalry, Federal army, and'an old comrade of the senior editor of this raper. It would make this notiee too longue relate all of his risks and adventures, but one demands espe cial attention.. There were two families of movers in a flatboat in the river below Mrs. Ann Phipps', numbering fourteen persons— men, women and children. The boat was fastened to a tree, but the river had sur rounded it, and the sweeping torrent of drift wood threatened every moment the destruction of the frail craft and its in mates. Some fifty or sixty persons were standing on the bunks of the river, seem. iagly,powerless, 'when Lieutenant Cox was 'sent for, who instantly, seized a canoe, and atthe imminent eril of his J own life, dashed through the rushing, turbulent waters to the boat, amid surg ing bodies of ffrift wood, and a still swelling torrent, and 'with his strong, skillful arm conveyed the entire fourteen souls safely to land, among their friends, whose joyous acclamations rent the air. Off; great was the heartfelt gratitude of those women and children amt strong men, when they found themselves safe, and tears flowed freely, and a lon I shout of praise to Lieutenant Cox arose, again and again, from the anxious crowd of spectators. One of the men who 'were rescued had a trunk in the boat itt which was a large sum of money, and he offered Lieutenant Cox a liberal reward if he would return to the boat and secure .t, but with a truly noble spirit be replied: "I will risk lite for life, but not for money," and in a few moments tire boat was collie.] away with the overwhelming flood, and witu I all its contents soon destroyed. One fact connected with this sad scene must not be omitted. The canoe used by Lieutenant Cox belonged to a pro• leased minister of the Gospel, who actu ally refused its use.' But the brave young soldier had seen too much service in the Union army to 'be thus foiled in his noble purpose of saving the lives of these strangers, and immediately took possession of it, disregarding the wishes of the owner, and accomplished hit gen erous work—for which he deserves all raise. The citizens of Kingsport will long treasure up in their memories the I noble deeds and daring of Lieutenant Cox, 'while the heartless owner of the I canoe will not soon be forgotten. lle , should remove where his inlatirous deed will never be heard of. .We learn of a family who resided on the banks of the Watauga, who were all drowned save three small children. The parents, finding their house was about to be washed away carried their three smallest children to the shore and put them in a place of safety, and,with their older children returned to the house, for the purpose of trying to save a portion of their furniture, when the house was swept away by the flood and dashed to pieces against the rocks, all who were in it penshing. These little orphans have, we learn, been properly cared for. tome Change to IVonta Words aro fossil history, or, in better ' phrase, catch and preserve events as 1 amber does flies. The etymology of words is itself a key to their meaning and often their origin and history as well; and in the change - of meaning words undergo from generation togen eration aro sometimes hidden hints of shifting cutouts. Many words show changes which are among the most - curi ous end suggestive of all verbal studies. Thus, conceits once had nothing conceit lyino who them, as but a conceited man w on- one who had opinions of his own, not necessarily what we raft "opiniona ted;" candidate was originally amen who sought the "most sweet. voices" of the people for public 'office, and was clad in a white robe—while now a "candidate" is a nuin who employs professional man ipulators to•pull the wires of primary meetings for him, who hays his nomina tion in caucus, and pays the highest mar ket price for the votes or his constitu ents, and looks after his own interests when eldeted. ' Insperttnent originally meant precisely what • "irrelevant" 2 means now, and has gradually taken on , its present signification; ei::ain meant, only a servant, and "the little villain" IN4 mid once have conveyed no opprobri um; an idiot was merely a man in pri vate life, in contradistinction from those who held public office, but now the ta bles are exactly-turned, and all the idiots appear to be office-holders. Imprudence formerly had nothing brazen about it, hut was simply opposed to what we call bashfulness; puerile was "boyish," with out any implied reproach; sceptic was only an "Inquirer," or a thinker. As an examp l e of Om significance of words upon other grounds, we may cite the verb to trench, which probably took its meaning from the. disposition of an avaricious man, when boundary lines were mailted by trenches, to make the whole of the trench upon his neighbor's land. The tariff derived its peculiar name from the town of Tarifa, a-Spanish or Portuguese town, where the first or one of the first examples of the thing itself occurred, and was carried to a yery "protective" • . is, but custom is i Is no nastier a', i l a y n' sel l e'c'traien.fign3eita'''''srili'd e as reprobated; ew n gx i ''t r redd i nu ti tat v hln entret an "ungentcel" word, but custom is making it so without any defi nite reason. Canyreex and ''congregate" i have acommon origin, and possibly t h e word, in its meaning of "coming togeth- 1 Cr," illustrates the way that plunder seekers "congregate," like binlsof prey, i about the carcass of the public treasury. qnstom with which are the jus, et arbi , triurn, et normab,quelidi, does aalt pleas es, anti for approbation of a word, or its rihMobal ton, or its changes in the signiti cation, has no other reason than the WO ' man's reason, "1 think him so because I think him tiO,' or the concise but inele gant "It is as it is, and can't be no nser;" or, perhaps, that of -the couplet: The reason why I cannot toll; 110 not I , ke thee, Doctor Fell. .-21 - . Y. Eroany Gatette. illteT.l.L.—On Tuesday taut a woman carrying a young babe in her arms got off the passenger train at this point. She at once began seeking a place to work, but without success. Some gentlemen who had talked with her, believing she was in a suffering condition provided her ,i'vith a lodging place, and ascertained the following facts: The womon's name was Mary Barnes, wile of Thomas Barnes, living in Union county, some two miles north of South Pass. On Sunday morn ing last, so she states, her husband drove her from home, whence she walked to Makanda. During this journey all alone and in the cold, she gave birth to the child. It Seems that from Sunday morn ing until she arrived here she was with out a doctor's care, besides suffering from cold, hunger and Nage., tiers she has been properly cared for through the be nevolence of some of 'our citizens.— Car bootiolc (111.) f.'rit,.26tli. A REVERSE OF FORTt'tiE.—The Duke of Hamilton, who three years ago had an income of x•'0,001) a year, is now believed to be the poorest Duke in Europe. His income at the present time amounts to only .C1,:100 a year ! But spare your pity. It is a swift career of dissipation which has brought him to tins.- The only way a Duke can spend money so fast is by play, and the young - Duke of Hamilton has wasted his sub stance amongst gamblers. He is uVarly r.•hited In the Duke of Emden and the Emperor of the French. WANT SUPPLIED London Ale. Bottled Ales, London Porter, ltrown eltout. To get genuine imported London Ale, Porter or Brown Stout. has Been almost en linpossthlllty lu tills el potwßhdasoll,a that there are few tussles more suitable fol . %weakly persona and invalids. The want ns• st been re ',pro'. A larg , aesortment of the Driest !wands, comprising Barclay 2 Perllns • Loudon Biota, Bass A Co 's 1 ale r le. Campbell's Scotch Ale. etc., Jost orelsed a. JOS - l'H IAItUU STORE, No. ell taut street, an lls sold bi the rase or 'lngle bottle, at the lowest roes. Al.o a Complete stock of the Inert r Ipso , for metliclnal purposes; and t'a'n; bell's eparkling Ale. the 114.4 article Itl rose. Lteeramilsr the rlace. JOSEPH FLEMING'S DRUG •ND rATE MEDICISZ MLITT 8.4 Mark et strv.t Whitt El way ne's Oial 'tient Will D... i—lt .111 cure Itch In from to CI bourn. 111 corn fna moot ooettnate caeca of Ict- ter. 4—lt will cure Chronic Tory - APO. or the face.' 4—lt yell' Cure _alt lioen•e. meld Head. o re— li lt irl.l cure irrioneVlPs. ad Eruptions. Ml—lt will otoltivoly cure all Slln Diseases. 7—Use sigarirg i a tliitraisiier sad scr•tch no ore. "ITCH" Pr. Siortgiss i e frintinent, •..TETTER' 2 . ••iypip• filseturie•• Osurroerti, ...FETTER" •`ITC it.' NEVES liNtilk" iiTET r K Ii" • i•TETT • H" TO BAIL "LETTER .. irc Lirer.ared 0011 by Dr. /MAYNE & irON. P adelphia Sold by H•CLAHISAN . 4 Wit kir , A5 ,V:1;11;,?: , ,,' E, .`"i 'Yt.Alta.. - tt.. '<or ithir...l nutlet rre;ta A .rittee burgh; ti./tr 2 E Ale-12.11 T. Allegb ' enr. att,017.-tirra - , HEAR REASON! ISTREtiIiTtIIGN THE DEFEHrEi., When a garrison apprehends an atta - it from no n ', lo o tneeny , what does It do` it .....Trltro , nnTs TIIR okra:it:TS. The born to 1:••• .0.1. at this tea,. of the per. Is ~ etraguered by mortld Innuenca. The atmc,plicze Is fult of them. Every change of weather lay. the feeble open to (hot: attacks. What is to he donetn order to halite these on:etn.. not ever active, foe.? trltlNetllEo Tian Dar ETC'S,. 110 you AA hoe? The answer is •' p.— mean. selthla the reach of all: E..tnfOrce. the vital or gan. and the 1.1,011. ayarern with it rink:T. TEIt . O BITTERS. Tone tot *inroad, reenlate the b3WriS, rouse the shag:tab liver, eaetr toe spirit, enrich sod paltry the vital current, with \fiUOTETTRB'n lIIITTEItd. That, the way to lirlif,a2lll. 7 TILL lI,ZNCL, and render the capital of health Impregeable• it Ted .1.11 to ricabe Milani head•setic, Intermittent fever, 1 iodigs.a. 4 on, and noncom vi.Stallont —to solos, in 111 Its Identllude, the bleating of ••• 5.e.00 mind in a gonad body.'' nse this Incomparable I preoventloe and reatorative. It pre.cro. a ' health In the Lcaltby, and renews It In the weak and alling. PUGS AWES, OR CANADA PINE. I here exudes from Ito Inside bark of the White Vine, which howl abundantly in .n the F.a,tern states awl Camla a buneisllle, genet DlSOnnoo. VIICIDE Im"ucd with that te redo , b to prlnclp'e wideh has tang been valued as a remedg. In various discrete of the hnmanholg, espedlolly those of the mueotett tissues. Dr. It. W. sweet, or Roston. be, compounded from this materiel a medh - Ine called POLAND'S WIDTE VINE COXPOLINLD which has suet alth great favor In those maladies where the turpentlne• and balsams are supposed to be v stumble. ror kiraveg Affection. Dlabeti• In j'Ol2llR or middle aged people. Iltabelea In old people, btoppage of the orlon. The alx.edlelcully to children dodo( th• night. .3 ()ravel. MinefTrouble In old people. Ulcerated Ulcerated Bladder. tWel.a.rge of nine., or ppa, or blood front lb bladder. •- • • Bright's Disease Of the Kideys. Cale In the Kidneys 02 small of the bock. Cain In the tilaslit r, Heat and nesidlen. dc.. Colatt•Cs White l'lne Compound will to found 'needy sad permaeent core. It is no less to b •clvul RC a general and brseleg con•4ltutlima tonic, which linsurts its ht alth.ellinir erlnet vies to a.l the tisatscaof the WO, Without sick sh ins, or vv,sSeslng if, system In all ways dlsisiblec any Cite In hit ei oat schcatlons, Ask for rOI.AOD , WHITS I INS 1/01111N/UND For sale ny LIM , 10100, Or tinkle bottle at OR. littYnElt•n Great Nettleton • blare. 1 Wood s. reel- ' eh. NEW ADVEIiTpENENTS, WM.. BINGHAM, Jr., Adams Xrprese /toe, ref IWO &rot, ts nn'outhorlzed Aged to revestoArlllLTilielnertt l for Ms GAZETTE, mod au other papers throughout Ms United 81.04t0 ond the tbnadas. . _ . • rff"TO MENHIEHS OF THE , Board OP TICAD)C.—A meetlait of tbi. Board of.Tratla will bu haul iItIDAY ArTb:IINOON, at 3 o'cloclt, To hear a report of the Committee on Canso dation, and take each further 01C13012 ar may nec•seser• by order of TIM ['RESIDENT .11AND VI RITZ U.—A k. " perfect twitch-dire Of thin valuable art taught Ist tcn dingt and cony learenc by • prac tical reporter from London, England. Each pupil taught arparnicly. and at any time to suit their own convenience. Apply to J. A. GHAT, OaZtTta Orr.: a! ll= WHITE HOUSE, PERRYSVILLE, ALLEGHENY CO., PA , Newly rentted sod furnlehed, and ready to re: eels , locate. The subscrlber win not spare pain. to acorn tool.. his customers. bond suppere 04 served at any tom, to the aftery... .'lll , on. CUITANIATITSA, OPENING. MRS. W. A. STODDART, Rill ~p en at No. 40 YEDEltrals STREET. Alle S. 'YD. dATURDAY, AprE ett, sandlot; eaortment or YEW 04i ISt 0,,4 KT:, CA sr. HEAD DYESdley. Also FRENIA EON to which ahe wood Invite the alto n .p 1,24 ME= GOOD NEWS. , CHEAP BREAD IN DEAR TIMES. Elvinlre for WARD'S hillEAl). The large.. and Dort. ..lhe Initial. • ill. W•" on ...Cry loaf. None else Ward , . FOR SALE. A HEW BRICK 110 USE AND LOT. • Hoare contalnlng room.. sit nate on Ad vi rTer, nea- IladArrd Ire er, te vent wart 11 1113161.e.1. ready to ➢ treenpv. Arzliuidr,,n;f P.lOO S4,OCRI, wa h ... trrljairy, rpenter. C. of ChatEtten and Wenner Weals. LOTS FOR -SALE, FOUR . LOT?, 20 by 110 FEET Corner Liberty street and thn Fort WaTner4 l road rroreln,. Address S. M. KIER nr ki =I _ . FLOOR OIL CLOTIVI.—IinvIng rreluc.,l4eir pito...oar can now caterilllillothit at vaatera rate, A laraa wait us band WO 11, iirable pattatel, (or sale, wholaoate and retail. by at 'J'J• H. PHILLIfS, hil • anti St. Ear liTtt. THE 823,0002000 STATE LOAN. • FOR SALE. • MODERN STORE FRONT. Comelets and nearly new. Just In sly' e. ant , b 6 sold cheat, Can he seen at No. 65 51lITUFIF.L.1) ISTIt6T. To her,ous bull•lIng or ehanalug dwellings Into stores this Isa rare chance. ael,co W FTON,' 3-10 . .:4, 10-15's and 115-20's I. A WE WILL SELL TUE BONDS MEM New Loan of the State of Pennsylvania, AT EASTERN RATES. rr= SIX PER CENT. INTEREST DEEM Free from Taxation. JAS, T. BRADY & CO., Bankers, Corner Fourth & Wood Sts, 1, • A ILIDITOItIir REPOILT OF TUE II L ANVIL!: ai no el:pied by Council. April Is , . 1e67. :1,,1311 1 1 , or . /1111. Mira,. AND 11,1,111 , 1- 111 or roc liondri.ii or I. •wth , 100 ilia c:iniati Arida 1,, A. D. te.rg. Dr. WIIII.ui .I•orey • ConrclOr, 11 Tlllc,uut with 110 1 1 oil. ia To am't or lidplicnto of First (C, - Sccond Ward.. 4,270 id • ii 7,3,4 pr. William Jnry, Treziorer. In account milli the nu of I. so rencraill, nt from tonal, Treaon, 0 ,7,7 4, nt (row .Ilrat Ward s Taa cut. 1,7 nt now .conit N and Tax tnlLa 4 , 1 NI To amount from Vehtelc I.teenbe Co amount 'root St Lwalt To ammmt Irmo ecalca on lirrcn.hOM Jul IS ....... int Ir stn ((rate lard •4•1 93 lut from ... ......... 7,3r0 tU iut I,to paving Sprloe .c .r. •• • •• cam dre 13.1 To •n‘oool. from raving Vllidourgh sod Creidashurt Vitt To ntivu7l. r “ s r t e rtj . l . ... 21,1 73 Ntralt •` •• lI • •,_. elltdoutsloe • •• Btu row . To amount from S. for P.,,05 1.051 roma To smo.tnt (toot h y. .1,4.1 subatmt Iron l`srlug Allen strict.... Pc. Thr nr Lawrenceville In vcce with eundrY TO amount el Hotid irarraata... 4, By Ward 311Mrttlrlt ,3 n .17 ISO or, crul. 42.101 on $2 CO at per ortlln•nr,. . ... . 10.1 111 amOunt,oflo. l I.aca In First Ward. at ta/ " r.".! ............ 4,6.= Itr a.uo .n. .13-.lt.ctlon iteiper nu I n na. or.lln.tai e 111 11 117 amount vf lon tam In lirtptl •.I. 113 • V.:la of 11} amount p• 1,1 out le Warrsnt, ..... . 15143aare 4.0 70 3 By &mount due for ”perk[ Charlotte 6 a etre., Mrs. /...ravo ............ .... ., 8 . , By ra;uat dur et,. ,Lool Hi Hy amount 4ne ft, PUN £C.. fl ra -I.ly am.atu. due lur paring, .c.. s.print Atte, By am It pall for P•ylog• , 4 , 4 4 , rrt By stuouut 1,14 rot rev., Se— rett au4Greenstrure Tempter.— lt —1..3 in By ate .14at due ler 4 . 4 •treet. PT .inotiet due ter patine, St., Behr fontaln• street 6.n1 . By ameu at due for paYis ,, st. Sr, b•tro , , „ I:sieskee Boteuelt 011 J.e.3lk, T. M'CLP.E. CHOICE STOCK Drems wood*, French rercalc%j Dress MOURNING GOODS, While Goodm, Dimities, Table Damask*, NapkulS, Irish Linens, Ging,haaum, Sheeting and Shining Ilustins, fassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, &c. A W ELL SELECTED STOCK AT LOW RATES. Wholesale and Retail, WM. SEMPLE'S,, 180 and 182 Fedeial M., 47. LEG nErrr CITY. AIA.SON IV BOOKS. CONSTITUTION OF (MANI/ (=AFTER 07 PMNN , YLVANIA: AN ST.ZoII: WASII lloY, INGToNAIM:SON A IC !lAN UAL:NDIIISNASONIeeIikrfER 111 A MANUAL UV THE I.ololK—MmAty; HAWN IC .11-1upwit0DEN,g....m,,,,,,, otAVTASIANS AND TP MPLAILI /.101A: ky." MASONIC (31•ItT; DI VS. IC CUICIA; asON IC 1)1 1 .I. 8T; NEW MASONIC THF.ST , E BOAR; r F.G.MAIoSsMoN lAOI—WKhb u AL; I.I , NICUM FREE-MAYIONILY; MAnOvIC 1,11 , 1.1,11 As: • IJEMITS AND FE/ITIONIS: J. R. WELDIN & CO., xvc..3.01 107c.cm:11Btroot = IRON CITY CUTLERY CO., 3 St. Clair Street.. Ravin}, purchased of AN fiIIKW MOMS the entire Clock of.liarddare. Cutlery and Varlet! Ito. de, at Ow above stand, It is their intention to keep on hand• fint • ells. Moe. of DWARE. CUTLERY Gana, Rides, Revolvers, riots., ening Tac•lo. and entombs% domla of tvery sextet', Ines ter also prepared to do ail kind. of JOB WORK fie d Ind lissom. 'Moors, to.. Dotting to netts and tanspr, an meting bear and eanoelling btama, st abCrl d . It notlcs. W. /I. 110W14, fl • natanoril STEAMER CHARLET 110IWEN. PATURIJAY MORN IND, APRIL 520. A:2 11 O'Cldb.:l2. will be sold. at AIMS/hear nhart, foot dl • y street. the steamer i•CHAttLaI. 110.11.1 e," as she now icy. at the !medlar. with feeniture, tootle, and anoint. Her length Is 137 1011, breadth 25 leen. and depth ammeter. 01110- dem 435 feet stroke. and It Men Ollll irs'ils"nof:elobrOVlEse'rtvlnVle Tod late positive, to close Mel lobereal. A. Mel LWAINE. AOOl. Inh30:w10•P QUAIIT EWA DIVIDEND. riser iirArti.mit BANK. rirrrn.g. PA.. ". ggeoTglf t ADrll 1, 1807. s. ll,P:d D ra n a r griy ud ATVAN l VlNAll i iili on the capluat stoat out of Um T root.or tbe la A Wrest months, payable !intim lb free of Mg. J. D. auu •EV. ap2 Castiln. JOBN PECR, ORNAMENTAL IR WORKER AND PERIUMZ9. 92 Fourth sweet. ono door from Woo-I. Possborge. on hand •gcsisrat morn.= t of La. dies , V. Rand.. Curls,• Oentlresse•s Wigs, 'toprs. Bcalps, tleard Cbales. laracelsta, le. A good pelts In mak srlll be gloss for Raw Hair. • gentlemen'. the sates% mat. 001, s°o fo r r tiLEA IL) In. edam and rnL, J.S.CA.I4IIEI,Dantni. natOtllce. uthlo:l•7s .ADVERTISENEI:TS ISEM J . S. FERGUSON, Attarney-at-Law, LCOAD TLJutt. FAONT 1100 W xo. G( Federal Street, ZAI: 1i....11.?.JAD DEMI . .) 1 ALLEGIIENT CITY, PA House FurtdEhiog "Goods, Stove HOLLOW WARE. &C., AoAmanufurtotrr of TIN. COI PI AND SHEET IRON prompWARE. tetAttlng, Npoutiolt Jot , Wort tly atteuden to. aNI,I". j . W. Et.LIOTT & soNs Nurserymen and Florists, XURSEictri AND clitzENltuuSirS situated ti miles south of the city, on lice Drowns 1110 Road. EL!. STORE ♦ND Nlace.LltY I/ Cl'Oi. No. 109 Market Street, Address J. N. FLE.torr.t Bn% 677. NO.strurith P. 0. .0,76 PROPOSALS FOR LAYING WaTICR rroporals will let received by tho Water Committee not I O'Clooln 1 1 . 111. of Ylontirly, April 151 h, Vor LATINO WATelt reVN on Illcinc Way, reon.vlratla Avenna. Water, toe., Butler, Baldwin Irollott, Colwell and Vrlde awe.. to Include dom . . t• Pnelnr - csrar, etc reolelred coo nectlon at the sev al enrol able ta, cottlne sod c ntloirro•le iPea e . • el contulrtlng Or on same to th ee e aatliface llnn or the tioperlhtendent. The Committee few,. the rigid to reject all bid. not...noel r•llOactrry. Octallo reject ter contract will be I fur:Athol on •protttioo to aritoti Pop', MUD CARDEN SEEDS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Purchase's are Invited - toe atmint% my stock, which rem prise • the most reliable rartelles at In rollif Maori. WoolTer the follootna Jimed rates. She •otllty Is the eery Lest: e= • CORN. An bus. I,,,reen Sweet itu but. I.sratc 6wert. or Cogs! MEI IM. Wood 'Carly Feud. oatra..• SOO •• .11E1..1! ti.r.leo 101. •• W •• 11.1rh Turf l iv•roitoord t,•hort-TOP 1.•1 •• 14,1Turn1p•rooted 1•11 " I , l4ramer Wulte 100 •• Solara, too •• bps ...... •• WOl, 1 1 1‘. 01111 •••••••••• ..... TURNIP. l'er l'er ~ .t ill .„.11 • •• eilow btow. • Red 7° P "n" ?.. ,. 1Zs Ir W- r • • hile rap 11111 11.0....• to , .• grren top 17061 •• tioldea Per Loehr!. IMP,. Early 1/selrl trtiourkeX 10 IC •. Early Tom Elotenk 4 IZ CO 20 •• Early Frame ll I, .9 •. Early 4:barite:A. f10e.....5 I, Al •• 111.5 0 wart Loa: Po.l 6 5) •• Dwarf p• Owe I Iltcp•nsl k trl 10 60 •• ltuyal warf Narrow ft t •to D ar l l `: 10:f •I' . .','" Irt ` "' 4AI arrowfat 4 . 21 •• Elaannle e 11 1 . 0 Si •• clAarripioa of England •• iv n - hellish Qrll,ll 10 Cf, .1i .. Dwarf curt,. edible purls l2 Co 20 •• Sally ocar. Er.......• ....... ..... 15 CO 11 ii gm" TILDEN Et/MA.IO, at 41.7.1 per .Ivs: packets. a ' s lEL:INTC: O .Mr.., Ilarticulturimit and Heed:man, No, 137 Liberty Street, EITTI , IIEIIOII. PA. mh.lo _ TEAS AND SUGARS. U•N11/ COOKING OUllAl2, t 9 lb, fur II 1 1 0 •• •• 1 OU XTIIA IiIM•11 lILZT •' 7 •• •• lUU Anotbor large lot of YILZALL TEA, of lAA css, Direct, from China and Japan, Pee taloa Constantin, Hestia Castle. J. IL lir 1111•95, con:110114n, eves - stubs, lil)01) Ala) enzur tt..LAT of Sex.. at &twit 20 (Ynt• Del. , ' the Cowman Price., ARTHUR KIRK, 172 is 174 Vederal street, TIER IRON CITY MONTHLY About the Eighth of April Thy tint nitnibtr will contain THREE FINE ILLUSTRATIONS ; AHD matters reordlog Inc all. of oral. Im port...to our cillsens and :4EILX:if/EMS VIS ITLNO THE UITY. B oks open for rubscrly Lion. Address all corguaualratlons to GEORGE IV. FITTOCIi & CO Dispatch Building, • ss FIFTH bTleltET. l'ortomee Eon 1406. vittzburgin CHANDELIERS, Brackets, Pendants, &c„ as arid Coll. A largo unnatenent on hand and rrocit Inn at WELDON & KELLY'S, • PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, 164 Wood Street. tahla:n7 NAAR 131X1.11. TACK BROTHERS Petroleum and its Products Purrsnuusit oFricz—tho.w. ltulldlnL corner of Duquesne Wsy and Lento Weeds 191ILADELDDIAOYVIDE—IWIWalnut rL TO -LET. A FINE STORE ROOM With or without so ISCILLIOT DRZLLISO 139233 containing eleven rooms, with modern iMPr • Dad 01..10us yard at/Mules. Located_ on tha cut .toe of brnilladeld .treat, nn. nut. IMIME! Inquire of WALL PAPERS, um.° rantru PA NOON AND os inA unixBLOR [Anus PAPEEI PANEL PA PEEN; TINTED PANEL PAPERS, [or Par lors and llNAllogo. ' In New Designs, at XO. 107 JI(3RKET STBEET Ow /Mb If treat.) PERSIAN LILAC. Imve lutroluccl to the lraile our new D. lame. P(cf4iaal 'r=alxTaaaATMNle Boehester,'N. T, New Tort Oflee, 5129 Broadway , , EFFERVEsCING CITRATE OF • MAGNESIA. to S or. boitlrs, to powder. Tbls Majors's . Is a old pariah vs and sperlrot, very accepted to the strobaeb, for •Ick Leadsolte, sour a sick strbleb. soi l all febrile For sale by most Mb/exists. Yrepased by ARTLIVIS 19.19229, 193 totog Meet, Jew York, Altai:ss7 BANK NOTICES OuAnTERLY REPORT EXCHANGE NATIGNAL DANE: OF 1'17T3• NO. SO FIFTH STREET. • Arntt. 1, moo. "iotea and Bllls 1M5e0nnted.......V.55.4 7 0 aS U. S. Bonds depoatted Circulation ,000 0 to, 00 U S. Ilona.: de . n to eseure Deposits.. 00.000 00 U. S. 7.105 to secure etroellgi.,;inl;K::;ii;l 300.7 . oa CigLattne Notes or Na- 1,0 _ tlonal ...... ~n, Cirenlal lax NOlOO . . Ut State Banks et. Iteudttanree and other cod. Item.. Due be no." :N... 70 Real tiutte ' a 1 TY,.. and ESlie.e• 17,0.0 I= MEM l certify that the abor.• Ina trot abstract of the atatmorat made to the Comptroiler of Cur. ap,ls It. 11. MUltlIAI". t- QUARTERLIi STATEMENT Fins u u au LI IRE Ver reind. 12211 TEAS ALIXLIII.E.NT \VILA , DE ILIAU COMMISSION DIERCIPATS, ♦au DIWKELLI 1 = Brokers and Drat &nets AgeoU NO. m thyttbeleld street JOS. R. HUGHES & BRO No lady's toilet la complete without It. For sale by all Dealer.. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY C. D. WOODWORTH & SON, I=M3 $1,70/,013 01 ......... 011.0.11 ca ......... 7d,V2.11.1 Stott ClroulAtlon... State do ••. In•lhddool United dtates Dep.lts Due to Bank. Earnings ........ 1,M19 18 95,015 .54 11,9.1 I% 410.'11 fig MEE 11. YiI.MURIIAI", casbicr, !Solos and Bills 11Iseon I nted United 'Bates 110m15.•• ••• Real Extate and rlitnre... Ex ponsrs and Taxes free lute on Bondi and Compound In- 7 /crest Moo /1. 1. 7'5 1 Aprll la!, 1557. ilaXsnsaßlaMP s • -- Newt/Isnot-a s,sta line from Bank. 7.5.940•11 3,3,710 77 PITTtOIUROLe NATIONAL DANK OF COM • MERCE. • AsETri. ~,,,....- II Loans and 111,...pue. u ~ U. ~ 1i.,1111$ ileir.tvil Willi OM : . wn... Treasurer fur c. reulatiou Other U. S. Se.. rills " . . 10. i 7010) , K•ele, ...cal Tender. National r.. 1 . ~M ale Ilan 1. Note lA.. to Due from D 7.3 ania ...1,001 Id Rmittance.. and Cosh Ittonh 11177 Furniture mot FINUIC) 3. ird (0 Premium r.. 11 h 0 kla perm awl Taxes , ons 71 MIMI I= Capital Mod. Cirt . Ariall ol l Ilnuks and Itankt, N.:] fl 3 rid. Fund. Iti..trt4l.aqtl}:lol•Ogr a , IV 41 MEI 1 hereby certify %hot Ilse alto, e • crect obatract :rem the retort to tbe otoptroll or er of the Curt. try. ae3:not JOS. 11. HILL. Cash!, __- QUARTERLY REPORT N.ITIONAL BANK riTThnuliiiii. April 111. lir; MEE Notes ao.I 11111% lolarionolcl. V.T.0.T. 43 ea Unt1....1 Mak* flotilla I,,u,sttol to T. 4- cure 4.'lrculatlon 50.,40) CO Specie mot other Lawful Mount Ctrvltai lug Notes of Nat ion•I Iturtl.•.. — l - ,....N7 00 121ruuWing Not., of otate 'Saul. 7 10 10 Cattil Itturn , T.:41 N l'ut try ltsuta tall 'Wilt.. 116, , 7 I:l Unit k...tate :“..,9; al 8,015 T: La puusti .4 T.,' ------- OE= , - pra,no rx, • Capital ,1,,,, 40,:o. .0 !:.Ronall'lrenlatlun 54 I. ,1nta,C1,0,41.,0 Vis.C.l 06 NM,' Idull Depo-ltr 6..,. C. Invl , lccvls tutpxl , l 151.6 2 nr. ,urplu , Yawl and Kan:llll,f Z.:13 fa Duct° Bauks aud Ittnnitrio .---- $1.6.44..C1 64 I curtlfy "hot tlie at.ose la a truealotra , tof We •tatetorut tootlo to 111 . 0 Comptroller of tlor C"sr"n".. A W. iICKEY, o:rwr,. QUARTERLY STATEMENT FIRST NATIONAL BANK UP AILIGIIENT EMI= =2 lA.. and 111,0untg. 6 47,2,5, :.7.. }74,1,,1r and ~.tir:Llt atLfAO rdraf 1 Dur Crum 1:4131.• and Bankers iiva, prle and Lrgsl T. ivlrr Notes 1.. , 11 , National Clirrvn7l MO% Note. vi t , o[went ,late Hauls l'a.l, item. it Climb.. on otl.ar ...As. L.,..7.15 Itaultl.g liousw alld Lot LOP! 0,10 4.171 1 hits VIM . 2.71, =I l'Aritxl pal•I 1^ .................. $ /10 MO in•lmdual to. D., I rcab'r Uillte.l tate', 4,112 lit 1,4.•• t • Banks •1,1 Ilanttrs •I'Sr,ttlatton lAT Ova.. Unt.l.l Contlogrot rund Ku 1 rrOtt EMIII2 Tim shore I. a true abstract Irma the 'l° rtt report to the Comptroller of tht Curren a .2,r, .1. P. b.ltablElt, Cathie *1 511.4.1111:Mt:h. NAac i t i tti. DANK or riTT, I`,l,nurGn, April I OEM Loan, mn.l Di,l,lllnlt $ T%•'11'::;"=; (In n. F. otin.r , ”. ,ecurltio 1,0.. and ....... .. C.an firma _ I..rgal 'feud, Coln. '/•.‘e. awl E..spru,c, --•. =I 1'21.1121 Mtn I.4terpnis lend Krnln/n Cirenlittion Due Drinn.itor , Due 1120.• And Dividend. Unr2l.l I certify that the shore Is w true abftreet fr the •pert tes.le to the , li , ogt , Tl l ;: i r A g r t i V . ream elo:1410 Cashle FOURTEENTH QUAUTKII Y tiTATEMENT =M==EI = Lotne and ... United States Fund. Nun teem Rants and Bantry , . epeem and leraal Tender Notes h atom.. Currency Note. ur Notated Ott. Pants.. Cub Items and Itemltlances... Nerd Yotate Expense LI LUIrLITILb IMIO r cO .2 [9 . Z1" . VI. KV, 0% vriu.,lo.l CO -=I,VI StiVlVPrdtsi Mime Doe float* arid Bookers Doe TrelNel rof ice Voiced elides CPreolatiun lierategeot Funds and P1C1AL8..... $ ILIA 042 2.5 I hereby certify:that the foreeolota rt es Wart (rout inf Q..r.r/T Repo , Coma troller or the entretlCV. _J. D. SCULL(, 7aehlel ! . P T 1 V C ! . QUARTERLY STATEMENT or Tilt rprus 3E103Al BASK 6F PitTSI ME! Notes and bills discounted , U.S. Securities. Ikt coat -- Beal Esibte and Banklog house (*bent lure 71.704 07 Litwin' Honey vu,t Is CO Rations! Bank Notes 1,205 OD Cash items and Tree tonal Currently =.14 , 1 re Doe by Dant and ...... btO 11 Nays.. an/ taxes 1.1,41 t Ni OMB I IMIII.ITIM Capitol Stool, Ctrcomtion Due Depositors Dtvideods Itupal 1....... . Duo to Hunks, Bookers. &c Surplus /nod amt . Protit•.. . . Total 1it.=1.243 !le i herehY coral' that tha „ a p tto ., re t t7 t a be tt e ti o e m a p. t. stract trot, the 4inrterir troller or the Currency. F. M. tionnom, Cashier. 12= QUARTEIRLT REPORT CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK OY I'ITI lICNOth. rirnsounas, Aprlll, 11Gr I= Notre and Bills Discounted U. S. Bonds deposl.ed to secure cm. rulatlon 1. 511400 03 Otter U. S. llrcurlOrs 11, 7 4 0 . 1 1 ' f ' S VehlteTender Dotes 144 DO Od Blotted Ilank toil a.... 1t,700 00 Frantihnal currency and Cents 4.lhd s 7 st...ittsmsees end o• her Cash Items... 11.11: 41 Duo from Stational 1iri11,...... ....... IA , IO 05 Due Iron other Banks and Banters.. 5.312 M Taxes and Btrsomes 11,11:517 Baal /Estate and Bond and Mortgage. 19.111 69 I=l CapKAI stock x. tonal (amuletlon... Watt Circulation Individual 1JUK.11...•• Due Butts 41.1 llsekkers. Earning. I r•rtlf7 that Ibe abort , to It tree aloarect from the !Joel telly Report mode to the Comptroller of the Lurreury. evt:W.O. J. E. DEADY, Jr., Cashier, BANK NOTICES._ 0141ITESILY STATEMENT TIIAUEOIE\•S \ATIONAL BANK rirt,rxnatx, Avlllst. 1,4.1 Loan. and Dl:counts a 102 .9117 13 Unita.. State. Necurltl.q.•• 410,003 00 Legal Tent er .t."l;auk Sole., Coln, 2e. 100. 00 Overdraft!. ^.olal 10 }:apnvea and 'rave Hank Fixtures a tIS ... 4.5(001 Due Irons llanta ax.(l Bankers 11.177 31 —.----. I= II rt. Ed PrutiL The ntairment I. correel, to the trastnr y loowlt dgo. and 1.4:111.1% GEORGF. T. CA\ nonr.N /QUARTERLY REPORT of the 'cc cOndiblOn Of too ' THIRD NATIONAL BANK Or PITTSIS CRC II rliThitl:l.lll. April Ist, leoil IT= LIABILITIES IN= .6:13"M;i:i;i;47.; ............. '' - a :on,lngeot Fund sail Earnloss. 14 . 2.4 , 411 9/3 Due t. 4 .... ..... 4‘rl 3 3 3 Luc Ti. 8. TlTlLslatf 24 VI 41 755,881 17 Luc Depositors ....... €.4.3.9. 3 1 19 EEO 8 sn MO 00 I.) , 0(0 OU REPORT OF WART he coed HIST NATIONAL DANK us ntsutxutt• 51. t zi ot . to the looming ones lett HILiaIUUCE 3 . Yotee •nd 9111. dueonnted r:aV.FVElleneee Item Kean e? a an d oi tke Due fro, - deposstcd with the U. b. romancer to secure cleculating uete. io,coo on • ntlatbef Bond• on nand 9 t. 00000 C•sh on hand In circulating until of oiber National Dante. ......... 4, eV On tither lawful money 41110 10 $.371,1K8 95 LIABILITIES , - Wr i l:ll7:f 2o Od d am I As. ilrculatlon lice I.posl u.i v... Unpaid Dividend $373.= NI certify that the above la a unreel cup? a the Quarterly lteport of Cite /tank mule and teat to um Comptroller of the Currency. =Si JOHN V. MECH. Cwblu In= EARTERLY STATE.riENT MEM METIIANTS . AND MANUFACTURZELS'IcA TBJNAL DANN. Ur rITTaBUDULL. MONDAY 110.111.11:". April lat. 1,67. LIABILITIES , Capital `locks 600.000 OD M. a M. li•k Circulation. Maw IPICII . 60.0 a CO 'National Bank Circulation . Mu l,..posltor* 411,065 II - Du. ointr Manta 'MIM 06 Lilvidruds Unpaid 5,1 f 6 CO 11062 .4 Vrolits and Earning, EMEE2 'Notes and IMU. S.*2. 80 lisnltlng 'Louse.. U. e, tio•eroment 5ecuritie5..........0 1 1 I . ,egal Teu Icr Notes Nat. Blot N 2.1 fractional Cur. . Doe by totrier Itatas T.a es aYd IGZ pertaU ICO I certify that the above Its corTect abstrzet (rem ytiarterly Report ILO jtuTin,rt:3tl:;Rf 14cren- Caohter. ----- QUARTERLY STATEMENT Or TIIS 1111221 lIA.ZION NATIONAL. BAN'N. Ilrrsourcat, April Ist, MC ~:i I= t..osns and 111seennO S 571,511 r U. 5. Bomar. and :-. 7 J it • ro . .60 CO „ Ka pruse 9 and interest sexton. , 19 tOmlttrnce,rand Revenne_ntarnp.... 49:d 19 Overdrafts 1. 0 4 7 11 State Bank notes. Fractional tee. react, Cheese. a c ...... ',..„1....—.. 10 VS lona , Currency &COO Es) legal Tender lind Sp,rl. . 1 151,1:1 04 Due 7116604u1d llankoa, ......... 11,141,111 46 E=ll Caudal Stnnt Serino* ion n and larcnlntlon dgnds U d nPnid.-•••••• oat. l W.W.I an nanknrs. „Dun to Lt<VO•ltors 61,161521 16 rtt 7 1.1. We war' Statenent 16 correct. o. Casher. 13w~! Ifl WM A NOTHER LARGE ABLUVAL IZZIM .g somni . _ • ormirtxmck• err•vz-L.zusk 0:23 Mi3=l PHILADELPHIA. _-- CLOAK HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail. M. SIMON, I= 4oeceisor ko L. GUNSILbIIAUSEES CU 1 , 1.2, t,RAIf 77 fao 10 I as moiling *fray day a uplendld am eut of 4: g tt Pointed Sacques, Basques, Cloaks, L 1. 0 .1 01 r.OOO 11,03 63 Circulars and Mantillas, • very flee selection of BLACK AND NANCY CLOTH, VIRILE TRIMMINtIa zed BUTTONS of every descriptlor. which 1 will offer at RE DUCED PRICES. Ladles will please glee. ma a call before Iles , chaster elsewhere. FL:IICW. alumni In veld to orders. mliMacrit $ ....5.7, , A9 13 lISIILER'S HERB BITTERS. THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY. TO TB PUBLI.C.—I have Ode 811.A.15CL1 HOUSE tor the sale or Mishler's Herb Bitters, In the City of Pittsburgh, and have authorised A. T. PAIIIVILSTUCH and U. M. HOLTON', a a my Agents, Wean/ on and manage the same. D. XIIIIILLEB. 41 I LAscabilin, Meveh.d 4 . V4t,u77 au /331231E2 FAHNF,STOCK & HOLTON, Wholesale Branch House, Tier.ceslicet *Strout, 1r,:31. .41 78 riTTsuusuu. $1,C00.0 0 0 00 pn,aao co ro 71• Z,,, to n plaid by all Uvulaefable prailliala. /ST • • ask buts trial to cone their medicinal value. 1111SEILEWS HEBB BITTERS. MYEI{S, HOPPER & CO., ttluecmoto to B. IL BULGER, £¢ec47 DIANUI LCITE.Y.BaI Ur FURNITURE Of Every Description. SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE. 117,070.634 00 No. 45 Smithfield Street, , I 11110600 00 . 4 6 003 00 3610 00 . 61:.T13 01 . 7.93“9 . 143 09 11GrA mlt mortaLent of PI tilt:var.?: Itozwzn.fati tared Ftmoltaretnatlantlyor ,...q CA2II rutets. %rm. 3. }Crini...Wll. C. UOCIC.A...C. A. krill tu1.C1,13 NOTICES PITTRI11.71.11: : g 1 ; . L„!: IWTHE ANNUAL MEETING. or THE STr`ChIIOLDIUL4 Or TIM PITTrItUnIt It A.ll Y KIV ER 311N1Z. 1 CO., yr'. be bud on Itt.blll•Y,_the 15th . the r00...0f the Pltt•burgh 'F I. W.Ytt'' Ina ebb.... Hallway Ctro pm, r • for he purr". of I.o.dlng sue eetton ittt. OF ' §l. • N Atig.ltb for the ....log year. . 1,4 nT other er.sary harlot. list mar come before By order of the 1t0.,. JtkllE.S FIN VAT. •'• • beerrtarT.,_ "R-1riir.W:‘,;.r.k7g;51,"1..7.•!". I ar IN PURSUANCE OF THE 21,1,,,cti0u0r. set relatteg to!alleglene County. approved the let day o. Her. toil, and of We amendment to :aid:cello , approved the 30th day of March, lain, I. DA. \ It) AIKEN. dr.. Treasurer or said County, hereby five notice that the Duplicates of the several Wards. BOO ' ought and Toarushlpt. WILL BY OBEN, and X xlll be prepared to recline the 4.t.o:Lai4 _ 1 11"g ',',l MMICI (OBIY, 1711 E, PO& 15D BOFSIF 71113 FE 1567, ON AND AFTER The First Day of fday,lB67 • Sala Tame. can be paid at the THISABUttEIt . //FICK, wall the YlltST DAY OF A.UtiUST. Ith • • .10 . . Deduction of Five Per Cent. Discount for prompt ptyment to any porton paying, the whole amount of their to:ee l:Dem .111 be no Mum:Cos allowed on taxes during the mouth or Auxuit. There will be TEN (•EE CENT• milled to a'l taxes r•mtlntu¢ unpaid ou the MST DAY OY StiPTESIBEE. apt orioOrF MCI] 7•n71'6.1113% Ilarce& Nth. 1657. erNOTICE. Y -TIELE ALLEGIIE, NY COUNT S,X4O 00 . C 0 rs (o EIPIjMII-aXO.4 9l : l 'Q' virr.CIITIVE COMMITTEE, *1.714 g 37 LIVINtit3TUN. Outlier, - WILL .11/SEF On Saturday, April 20th, 1567, At the urricE of the CIIALIIMAN. 10.1= FOUBTII rirnontntau. A full attendsnet Is rtql• sited. as he tltue for holding :lie Nominating t.onsentl..n and o th er nuitness of Impurtauca Om be ousldered. Br order o f • 401 IN W. RIDDELL. Attest: .1 G I A. L. Pas.nsov, ' T. xi. eeictarles. 9:7'4; I.T. 7 10'NORTH CANAL STREET.— All poraois are hereby ;totaled that the und“.4.".\'lgwen appointed to Ilea' end assess damages and benefit. for the opening of NUNTLI CANAL. metr. r. In tFourth ssard. Allegheny City, from East lane t o(edar e!enee, will meet on the premises, on SIM OM CO . t% CC . CO 1.7.f0 6 .088! Saturday, the 20th day of 50rt1,3867, •t ten o'clock •. N., to fulAll the duties of their Appointment. mb - a:wll2 EDUCATIONAL rgr'iTEUBENVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY. The Summer session of MU instivation WILL OPEN MAY 6th. Teems, per session of due months, for board g, room. light, de.. 540; tultPo front $lll to 14. SCCOrdlag to a ate - stashing. 50 teems per otos. We bare reduced oar terms about per tut. for tbe comins yea , Y*r l . ll p 2rl; - . D. L.D., • Du L. HEY. A. Y. 11E10. A. 11.. ErloMpst. rabXt.s.3l MEC Ir,r-EXCELSIOLL 'INSTITUTE, For Boys and Girls. Ses•lon 0111 commence MO WAY. April Stk. AppliCatlollll for adnitaelon may be made deli; from till 5 o'clock p. m.. t the Institute rty Koo es, REVILLE HALL, corner Libe and Yourtr,treeta. ll= REMOVALS. DR. TH. H. ELLIOTT AAA REMOVED His OFFICE sod csoldenee to No. 13S 11.01 ANSON STELZET. two doors east of Tederal, ♦ll^(hen} apanria RE.novALL. ROBERT ROBB, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ILLS REMOVED lIIS OFFICE AV. 1-19 Fourth Street. arol:106 $ ..sn.ono 00 0,71 92 2140 00 00 ..0 0[ 56, WILLIAM F. ROBB, NOTARY PUBLIC, UAS REMOVED His OFFICE 3.4.1373Pc0via115. Eft nemovm... IBM GEORGE M. PETTY, !MAL ESTATS All INT ANL) BROKER, has re moved bla Otnee to Sh o. 110 Smithfield St. oth3o AI...REMOV • ROBINSON■ REA & CO., Nave removed their °lnce to No. DI, CORNILL OF Fit= AND BAEITUYIELD STIIZETS. nth2Orrce REMOVAL. --.11. P. NEWBIYEB & CO.. ComMluton Merchants and dealers In Flour, Iced and Onto. hove removed to Where then will be Pieced to see their frl end sod customers. whit THE PARIS EXPOSITION. RETURN TICKETS - $2OO GOLD, THE INMAN LINE , Erenismadnars, Built Expressly for the Trade. CITY OF PARR CITY OF BALTI.OFX, CITY Or ANTWIter. CITY OF BOSTON. CITY Or LoNDoN, CITY or NSW YORE. CITY. OF WASHINUTLIN. I=l Sall from Pier (3. North Elver, N. T., EVERY SATURDAY. SPEED AND ACCOMMODATION UNSURPASSED, Pelee of Plint-Piaaa Paisage Payable in Geld. New York to laverpool4lll', Round Trip 6173 New York to 1 widen, 15; nosed Trlo, .145 lit. York so Part. 195• NoundTrlp Stilt RETURII TIOKETS GOOD FOR 12 MONTHS. hetura tickes Ls. Liverpool. London, New Flamm and L ieppe &Now , passengers to break theJuuruef at Llverpml and ondon. Fur further Information aPPII a; tho oillee of the Comp•nrr.. lanai. Tower Bultdine. Liverpool; 11veo t Wookor. 4 / /VW! Whin= Bt.. Lon•ton; Jules Decoct. 43 Cue Noire Dame des Victories, Paris; John 0. Dale, 111 'Walnut amt. Philadelphia; Jobs hi. Date, 15 Broad. srey. New York; or to WM. BINGHAM, Jr., ADAMS' EXPRESS OFFICE 54 Fifth Street, ECITI =I DIM!, 14 NEW WALL PAPER JUST OPENED, AT NO. 36 SMITHFIELD ST. aveolamodata Se cress ell trade. w_e have WIWI irjUlefill, 'Ant 36 rtrttrlilttOy..... P.P CZ Z lL UD 4Blz ool7, X aTTIC BZLW/NO or kinds. Itudtp nauto E. EDMITEDSON & CO. =bit, 47 • U ELTING I BELTING!—Leath- ea and Gam Belttne; also, ' , um Var. 1.113,, Hoses Gakts, &, of • he beas quality elul at fedoced price. The bes t qualtly al .ya on baud at the Its ktubbet Depot, No. 7 and 23 ht. Glals street. • • Seat J. a li. rlinaare. PITISBURGII, PA. W.INTED - -AGE_ - NTS THE EMI TISA.T PLEL,YS EVES BOW • E. 316111" L HOWIVP. t!flb 61,,et, 1 Itlsburgb. WANTED, • 19.9.T_.EIEINCEITT. On ,At./.1:1' OP. (7051111.4 , 310 N -• , GoOd lades wor , y preferred. 14 !ere en.r. pair e d. APP , T to Pr°°." letter. Lo 1151 , Lmond oppo.lte Colo Hon. , :dal" • - Serrl for circular. v Bow. , - ruth strret, 1 Illsburgb. r: Mail _ W ANTED.:-500 dorms. b...'"!/ anti Other: t1 , . , ) , . , gg latlrli'lltlNl/Wtiort7innes to rail batter Mau .Ta Fortunes are made br slallng rights and the te n. r. le the only thing o( the kind Mat.. ' rr ‘ ni ' tnerlt. rue'esr ia the atatolartil C 0... and ice """ """ arc mal:ing• d. C. 'iILTON: !EIS: No. 10? It. Clair mann. • AGENTS WANTED, : - BOTH ~TIALE 'AND FEMALE. in ecery township an :county. tos.ils , caT ha , a- War work. It co ntains pseesCretall pnce 40.1 sold by inhairint , ... ool, 1 ,04 1 In . KEN: , CDs' Ctl . tultio:w7i 75 Thirdstreet, Pittsburgh. A GENTS.-1.000 WANTED.- MALE ANIt FEMALE.—Tie best Misers Tar. A pork o[ tl latailrsl riles Tit4"gr:l: the 151.1. Adroit end . co competition. Now ' SIVIZLEO. 3I 4 U g oVi! handoome Mettle, Ithistrated , Sena at n Ottee . far terms and territory. Address, • A• 1.. TiI.LCOTE d CO., molttrisdAteT_ to Market nt.. Ptitsburett, Ca FOB PHOTHONOTAIIL .D. C. HMI Will be a candidate for the othee or IMOTHON UT AMY, kubject to the decision of the Union Itepublicahl:onrentlon. shit FOR PROTHONOTARY J %COB H. WALTER, Will be liCendhlate for the office of PHOTHON ()TAUT, rableet to the dtcislou of the Chalon fleonblicao•Conventlon. tothfl:cetoliterT FOR COUNTY TREASIIREO, MAJ. J. F. DENNISTON, tiormerly of irlold'it Elfle littnrdt) .111 be iv Candidate for COUNTY TUEANUttEkt. sublect, ,„ to thedeclatutt of Om Union ItepnlAlean Conven• int."••r4:l, tion. A. 0. ALEXANDER, JAMES BIDDER...M. filitEON Bucroicp. 211 LIBERTY STREET. Mrl3l:M! EIEI UPHOLSTERY STORE, DELOW. THIRD WANTS I= CANDIDATES 3 i 1114 J4 HAVE REMOVE FCALLUH BROTHERS, en at tbe?r very eleß•nt .devaa •Ort:rd ) S'A/MUUUSK. No. 51 Fifth Street, ♦ new 111ne of i 1 new and desirable patterns. lIIEDALLION VELVETS, Velvets, Brussels, T.IPESTRr BRUSSELS, • larze and choice wortment of Piano and Table Covers, YOO.t 1T (OVIFS, MOSIIC &CO AND 011 23 of .= e , THREE PLY AND TWO PLY Ingrains, Ant every variety of low prlCell Carpeting. IacCAI,LUBT. BROTHERS, 01. N•lll23.llEStroot. tell) CARPETS. OLIVER M'CLINTOCK & COMPANY, iIATE JUST OPESED For the Spring Trade, Their Splendid 4..siorlatent of NEW CARPETS, Oil Cloths, Shades, &c. Attention Is called to one line stock or DIBDOBIEDD TM AND PIM COMB - Great .IDeettne in Prices. 88 1 1 XX"r3aL 161WEIL3EICEEM. mu.l.ll:•U NEW CARPEL' STORE Just ;Opening. BOVARD ROSE & CO, NO. 21 FIFTH STREET, =I We are now opening our FIRST STOCK OP GOODS, embreelng everything in the CARPET LINE. frees the best European and American manuisetares to the cammonest Hemp Unmet. A line OIL CLOTH. . BATTINGS. TM now SHADE& . BEMS. HATS, • STAAB HOD& w.utEcotram.altrtment of mum sad BOVARD. ROSE & CO., • 21717TH 1311111F.T. (sewn:After.). CEM=TI mb9.v744.1wT FEBRUARY, 1667. WE OPEN TO-DAY, our new .WC of A. R. 3=i 1E Comp rl4lng the Lest l'af terns male In Ingrain. Three Pia and Eng. lies Tapestry Brussds, which we now offer at WHOLESEX AND RETAIL. St the lowest prices since the Wu. BINFARLARD & COLLUiS, Nos. 71 and 73 FitthStreet. Secondlone, over lielll7. Boot 6'MS 13272 El= C. 1 0 4 r. 136.,XAGr. 1331C1P, DEALEEIE Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, 013-x:E.Nr3ore vnr.c&luth AND French Clocks, &c. Soeoisl asurosroo even to Oa EbrilitiSO or /INA VA.211/1/1 0 . .ro. 22 Fifth Streit. .es:l39srr n.ux ALLY. 112VIIIX 3a2C-C/ManX.CIONII. OMNIBUS AND LIVERY STABLE. .do. 410 reni• Street. ; 1 DAIS & PITCAIRN, Proprietor& gr0=mb.......d curtain .funslAbod 11 , . 1 t :IO rths.s. Also, Carriages tni ronerals. WW l = I and Parties, at on ono U= and reasOnabla Stable Open Day and Night. SAMUEL eiiiekkasnuat Iron -Broker, 124 First Street, PrrISSVAGII. PA. Atent for the sale of Cornwall. Geneattnnord, Josephine, Isabella. DULMILDIIO. Sumbom Glendon. nodal , brands othus ebracite, loalteny Cote and ollph.e's C. B. Cbareoal lx Consllrrna en" and orders respectrally totte red. 11..01r FAL — 75 Buslieim t•-r Prime Clover Seed received Mk dsv, and for rale far lETZER dII3IEITGONG. orldl corner Xartat a2diirst bite LI
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