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WEDNEFIDAY, APRIL 10. 1567
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For sonic years past, and particulsrly
during the last few months, the project
of enlarging. the Illinois canal, which
extends from:Lake Michig in at Chicago
to the Mississippi river at La Salle, has
been persistently urged hpori the atten
tion of Congress. This scheme is
coupled with another, for the construc
tion of a ship emsl around the Fulls .of
the ,Niagara, on the Ametican side, so as
to afford, within our own terriory. ship
communication between the bAin of the
Mississippi Lake Ontario. In pass
ing thence to sea, the pas:,iv would
have, of course, to be through the Bri
tish ProvMees, following the :Niagara
• river. The execution id these two de
signs would be of special benefit to Chi
cago, and incidentally to the whole coun
try, upon the principle that what pro
. motes the welfare of a part must do good
to the Whole. It is conceivable, more- '
over, that in the mutatiorts of political
affairs another rebellion may happen, or
a war with a foreign power occur, in
which the passage of gunboats from the
Lakes to the Mississippi, or from the
Mississippi to the Lakes, may be of pub
lic utility.
• Upon the same considerations the en
largement; by the national government,
of the Eric Canal, extending from Albany
to Buffalo, and connecting the Hudson
fifer with Lake Erie, has been pressed.
It is apparent that peculiar commercial
advantages would result from the con
summation of this suggestion, and that
some day ori other the enlarged , we
might be profitable as an aver,.‘.eit h e r
of military offenceor defen.-'s
m Oelitilf of then
In 'new of urgency
LiONVItY, of. Erie,
two projects Mr:
in
trotiuced to ”ro State Senate, and that
body the following preamble and
I
r"WEIEREAS, A passage for gunboats be
tween the Ohio river and the great lakes
is greatly 'needed for the national pro
tection and security; and whereas, the
national prosperity would be vastly mul
tiplied by the opening of such a high
way for the purpose of commerce; nau
whereas, the national Congress has man
ifested its desire for the opening of such
a channel, by ordering the survey -of
sundry routes; therefero, belt
Rexotra, By the Senate and House of
Representatives of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania in General Assembly
met, That our Representatives are here
by requested, and our Senators instruct
ed, to urge upon Congress the passage
of atiact to open such a channel by the
way of the Pennsylvania Eric canal
from the mouth of the Beaver river, on
the Ohio, to Lake Erie, at the city of
Erie, a istanee of (128) one hundred
and twenty eight miles, which, in the
judgment of the Legislature of Penn
sylvania, can be accomplished by using
the Erie Extension ;canal at a trifling
cost to the Government, and the same
can be kept in repair at the expense of
the Erie Canal Company, for the use of.
the Government at all' times, not toes
geed one million of dollars."
This scheme rests on precisely the same
basis as the other two, and has full as
much to commend it. In a public point
of view it has more; because at this
point unequalled facilities for the
manufaTture of cannon. There is no
novelty in the ides of this enlargement,
for it has been repeatedly pressed in
former years. •
Probably the time will come when
all three of these plsus will be realized.
But that time must be comparitively dis
tant, unless a wilder frenzy fin' lavish
National expenditures than even that
which now prevails shall unfortunately
fall upon the Government. 3lanifestly
this is no time to increase the burdens
of the people in behalf of objects that
can be reasonably delayed. The wis
dom—nay, the imperati4. duty—of the
Government, is rigid retrenchment.' A
decided diminution of internal taxes
will go far towards adjusting the disa
greements prevailing in all parts of the
country between proprietors and work
men. It is folly to seek out fresh objects
for expenditure until Public burdens
shall be carried with much greater ease
than now..
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• Talking, a few years ago, with a noted
lobbyist at Harrisburg, Le frankly con
fessed he and his kind Lad 'relieved the
Commonwealth of 'pretty much all the
property it had worth plundering. Dur
ing the past session a systematic effort.
has been made to gather up and carry
off the fracnients that remained, and this
endeavor Las been crowned with a large
measure of success. If the accounts are
true, and we think they arc, the bottom
of the Treasury 'has been cleaned out,
and a round "deficit left. Nor is this aIl.
An attempt was made to rob the Sinking
Fund of $BOO,OOO, for preventing which
the people seem to be indebted to Mr.
WALLACE, Chairman of the Democratic
State Committee. He raised the point
that by the plain words of the Constitu
tion, the revenues derived from certain
sources were pledged to the liquidation
of the public indebtedness, and could not
be applied to general purposes.
This compelled a. cutting down of the
financial budget, which looked to the ex
penditure of $1,(03,000 more than thh es
timated income; and this, notwithstand
ing what the Chinese call "a squeeze" of
least $700,0011, hail been made on the four
or five New. York Coal ComMinies ope
rating in Luzerne The slashing
commenced on the penal and charitable
instittith ins. Dix wont was lowered from
*55,000 to $00,000; which signifies that
the new wing may wait for completion.
All the other establishments. Were cut
down in a similar' proportion. We do
not hear that the ;7.00,000, given to cer
tain border counties, as indemnity fur i
losses by rebel raids, was recanted- There
was said to he *MAO stealingS in that
arrangement.
But the members got conscientious, or
_something else, over their salaries. 'liv
ing voted themselves more wages than
the law allowed, they concluded not to
take it, because the Loney could not Iso
found.
Let the :people he thankful that the
cession will, end to•morrow.
lICIMIIATION to this country from Eu.
rope:, s very large this spring, though it
may-be impeded by a late order of Prus
sia withholding passports to young men
until-they shall serve twelve years in the
army. Very few of the immigrants ay
' rivng go South, notwithstanding efforts
made to influence them In that direction.
A Large proportion, mainly mechanics,
manufacturers and laborers, remain near
the, coast, because they feel the need of
immediate employment. This is one. of
the causes that cheapens labor In all that
section, enabling proprietors of mills
and Shops to compete successfully with
thoSe farther inland. Most of the imrni
uts who are farmers proceed directly
many of them expeet.ng ter
friends or acquaintances who
',eded them,
TILE BALANCE OF P(iLvER
For a hundred years at least much hac
been said and written by French and
British statesmen and journalists, about
the Balance of Power in Europe, its ne
ces=sity, its nature, and the means or
maintaining it. Of course this contin
ued discussion bas embraced the exist
ence of small states, their dependence,
the consequence thereof upon the politi
cal equilibrium, and whether they bin
der or help the progress of society on
that continent. All this talking :tad
writing has •been permeated with one
idea, which is that it Ho ill not do to let
any State become so formidable in popu
lation and resources Os do over-top Eng
land and Franco. For those two pow
ers to increase, ratably to each other,
has been regarded as well ; enough; as,
also, for tbetn to dominate, either sepa
rately or In conjunction, over other na
tions.
The recent leap of Prussia from a see-
mot or third rate nationto the very head
ship of Europe has disturbed the old
Balance of Power very decidedly,
Prussia now towers above France as
much as Franco towered above her fly,:
years ago. When the difference was iu
favor of France the situation was admi
rable; pow that it stands in favor of
Prussia it is execrable; in the estimation
lof Gallic publicists. For Paris to give
law' to Europe is one thing. For Berlin
to give it is quite another. —!!
- When NAPOLEON
decree declaring the! German Em
pire dissolved, he not only an
!flounced a fact, but indicated a
!desire the di...lntl : en might be perpct-
uut. TLa instiller of : nationality has
prey.' too evidurgie. and powerful for
‘4O contmeror. Germany Is corning to
gether again more perfectly than for
many ages. iNo wonder there 14 a com
motion among nations that have thought
they were permanently, the arbiters of
destiny.
For some days telegraphic dispatches
from Europe have indicated that France,
baffled and circumvented by Itissunci:
for five years, has resolved to resort to
arms, in the hope either of obtaining
territorial aggrandizement or of crush
ing the greatness of Prussia before it
shall be solidified b' time. These dis
patches are necessarily brief and unsat
isfactory; but they indicate with totem
ble certainty that events of hign moment
are approaching.
CIIOLERA
On Saturday, a letter from Judged NO.
M. REED was presented to the Legisla•
ture containing the statement that the
cholera has re-appeared in New York,
and recommending legislation to check
its ravages. It was demonatiated last
year in New York that this epidemic is
amenable to sanitary precstitions; that
personal and municipal cleanliness arc
the chief means of prevertion and of les
sening mortality after the pestilence shall
actually Lave been developed.
The past winter was of uncommon se
verity,l/nd herke there is an unusual ;lc
cumulation'of out of which a few
days of ferveilt Lest will evolve the
seeds of disease. It is of prime inapor
,tance that proMpt-und effectual measures
be taken to clense, not only the principal
streets, but the alleys and yards; not only
the dense and crowded localities, but
those in which population is compara
lively sparse.
' This and the adjacent corporations had
a fortunate cschpe last year, which seam
owing to precautionary measures to
considerable degree. It will be moat
unwise to presume upon the same immu
nity the approaching summer.
TILE change from plait: to free labor at
the South has suggested, and will meas
urably compel, an alteration in them - ups
of that section. Mr. J. 13, Rtittairis6s,
of Louisiana, in an able paper, 'olvocate,
au entire'change, which is to cotton
and sugar ro, and devote the—lii.. , nds to
cereals. He maintains that more money
can be realized from grains than the
other staples; that Southern wheat is of
superior quality to the Northern; that
lees capital will he required; and that the
strain for labor will not be constant the
- year round. HIS idea is that the large
plantations will be divided into sniall
farms, and that immigration will ulti
mately, though not speedily, supply the
place of negro labor. For the present
the question is how to make the most
and the best of the labor now on the
ground; and this will be unmated by
devoting the best lauds in Louisiana and
other Sotithern States to crops that can
be easily raised, which require little cul
tivation, which mature in the briefest
time, and which, with less labor, will
bring more profit than sugar or cotton.
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The Fort.Wayue (Ind.) Gareffc gfrem the
lolldu•log account of the recofiery ;of 111./
speech and hearing by a bOy named l . twnleY
Marshall, who lost both In COll4(iunneo of
a, attack of lung lever about a year and a
half ago:
A week Or ten dal, ago, IieONO Lloyd and
others, who had for sown time before taken
a good deal of interest In the boy, conceived
the idea of restoring his hearing by means
of some violent shock. They fired a pistol
over his head, and within a tow Inches of
his ear, but It made no impression- Seine
,one told him that a liberal use of liquor
would cure him, and taking a notion to try
the experiment, last Monday afternoon he
pawned his Trocket-book for a glass of
hisky. Mr. Lloyd coming In tat Strong's
eating house) and boding him tipsy, deter
mined to carry the experiment further, nod
and giving him morollthisky, until ho was
quite drunk,and then commenced r ebbing
and shaking that shortly resnitod in return
of hearing. fie rubbed the ears of the-hoy
until the skin Was broken, and shook him
until ho was almost. 69 tired of the exerelee
Os the boy was. or rather would have been
if sober. Suddenly something seemed to
break lonic in his chest or throat. There
was the report like the popping of a cork
from a bottle of mineral Water, and the boy
called Lloyd a "fool"—the first word he had.
spoken for over a year. lie boon began to
talk more freely, his epecch coming back
in broken accents like those of a child. fie
wont to bed quite nick that niglit,atiol woke
tip the next morning quite still' and core
from tilts harsh treatment of the duy 'tefore,
billable to talk mua bear nearly as well as
ever. The boy nays that when his speech
returned It seemed as If a w eight was lift el!
from his lungs—be . felt as If something In
him bad "hunted” and got m both ears.'
la a ttecelvr LOTTER, some Was said
of tho vindictive.a, of literary people.
Pages might be written on thissuldeCt with
Illustrations. Two young poets, ono r e al.
dent In New York. and ono In Boston, and
both of no Inconsiderable reputation. hate
each otner with the fury of a scorned
loan, love no opportunity of IPreetiring the
publication of sneers anal slurs noon each
other, and wonder ' •
In presence of their
friends. wily so Mids.. so bitter. A rev
eren.l author of this city Mteml.l.gocel deal
of his time In abcoung a popular monthly
magazine, simply because his contri ino lons
thereto have boon "declined, with thanks."
oneof the most remarkable evidences
of then literary eecentmoitY nr•Ponrs in a rn•
cent New York C.O. A Menu of that city
wrote sod published a volume of essays, not
loan ago. It was received with general fa
vor by the Minn butane "dealing Journal"
devoted an editorial column to Its annitd
tattoo. The ievicw was ono of the Inert
sgarciumns Of the slaughtering style of re
view I ea . er saw, but Its Arnimus weU plain
enough. Tho writer of It cam° to NOW - York
aomo years.° unknown and unfmendml.
By the kind., too reverend author, lie
was int upon his feet and given un oppnrs .
[unity to .llsplay bla great powers. To put
It mildly, Ms enrol nature was weaker than
his intellectual, and, his clerical friend
found It ntheafary to warn um Cl;enen.. of
a family Into which he bad I d
Introduced' the
}poem, man, ...Mat the Banes danger°.
wil..—Ziosten Later.
A "sr, - W0,1101.-11nro in something for
the dear, delightful darling, :A happy
wo
no! Is not simylbe very narkle awl
shine of Ilfel Ai woman Olin Is happy toe
catioo she o.l'l help It—whose moue mum
the coldest aprinkle of Misfortune c. not
,lampen. Men tRuCe a terrible mistake:when
they marry fur bounty, for talent, ur for
sty le; the eweeteht wive. are them who pos.
„„,, to o magic orerot of being cont.:limn
under any ciretthastencus. Rich or poor,
high or low, it lmakes no . dlfference; the
bright little fountain of Joy bubbles up Just
ti 4 musically lo Choir hearts.
Territie Earair,nalze nt )1.1 1 o•loat`
tPver n 11111 l %and I.i•en cart-
Seekle...
Inns 'r:rnr:.aa- 1. , e ''' - t':,- -‘ nstl -- loot
be 1105 e if.: anwholi son.ely hot; hut, as
thines e •oitterallv the eaoi willi the south
wind, w hieti had been biowlior for Crane
time, e h, hie, will thought of it, least of all
v.ile'l :vire any Icor of what followcO. 1130tigli
vole anle, the island had not dueled the pre-
le, general !on been vlsittsl by nit eivrtli
awl., About li P. Al. a shoe p shock. lasting
,011:1441 fifteen or eighteen seconds, tut/tutted
throughout the town, and bolero the fuel
Wan 44 ell realized, a It, lollowed by usecOrol,
longer and multi noirn violent one. 1 hap-
pened at the moment to lie down at the
pier ill :he Austrian Lloyds ' agency, nod
nearly In Alf a nanute nelore the kilos.): In,.
felt 011 idifire, saw the sea [leave and loan&
out in the port us If a submarine explainll
hod taken place. Little 111110, however, was
left for surprise. In inuell Jae thee Ow, I
take to write it, the otiuble 11x1 P.l 4,1/IV4, ell
through the town, lied, ...lei's.; like tit:lin
:ten then. went, I.locks of solid seine hOu.es
etillniood as if they hail he', curd twat's.
Ul, In the loan out ire sore., Fan iliirly
crionblisl, burying their laltubitunts liy too.
dreits on the runts. Ti,, Ilne old ea-lie, the
cal liedral, tholioveritor's loiank, [Lep:l444ln,
the 1111,4111,. 0110, I 1 4'114:V0.11U the 4.011211iar
1,4i4.1e1K.44.4, 11101 e 411 . less 3 . IVOIVIi to Ill° Vio
lence of the Chock, and ore, for the most
part, mere hvii.o+ 01 ruia. lite very aoleli
t y with witieli the town aes built has tig
gruv.a.teil the illilicitt out. eileets of the ealitoi
ity a hundred fold, 00111 as regards t he loos
Cl and tistruetion of propel ty. Tee most
couipleto ruin has 1011,-Il Upo the lower
part of the to, ii; where the 0,11111 literally
01 . 1,114:4111.1141 0W11110%4,41 1i141 . 0,1 belt 01 lin ilii•
lugs right up from the ilea to llie klopu in•
land. .11. this point w permanent aziosideitee
01, the ground bus token place, and
the f Oa - /1414 10:12.0rilingly 4211 crouched
fur into what,ott Ttiorsilify afters
110011, Wa,:i 040 0( tile onsiest porta or
Tlyteieve. lti loot, 10 keel up ill e
thstister, more thee half of our besot.
/ e t town—the -prettiest and. most lively,
perhap.,. ot all the Levant—ls a desert at
re l es , 'yea worst fart of the ealipuity let
01 eours,Xlie he's ill :Ifs. A:,y,-t ,e van only
gee , at the toll” . at !Pt 11,1., 1411111 is thought
tint (roue s' q to 1,./444 41, 43 perished, while
se ini.ny wore have been • neiltned and
/..
wounded in every w U n v.
way. lip ti flay 13l
liodlea have, I hear, hems dui; on of the
otter nth/Si out Low many wore' ninY he
burled tinder otlitit 0 if hid. toe too tanner.
two to be approached eau 51111)' he su nosed.
1,
Smelt of the houses a. 3 are still Ounillag
have all been iiliatolotoul, and th . whole
kurvlvlng 110111kIlltli.111 14 1100 . cOnittel 44.1 over
the hlll-since null among the gardi 111 out
side of the towel—et tow of them um er such
cOvera as they have liven able to lin proviae,
and the rest bivouacking without shielter of
any kind. Any attempt to ,laser be the
lieetio WOlllet it. uliele33. Ilcart- ending
grief, pilule, anti contusion meet thi eye on
every stile. Already the want rit pri aloha
is agate, tali.; the distraa, and 'oily . a
kpeedy supply from attlyrtin or Me •upltal
uwn avert great loss of life, Out not the
town of 3lytelene aiono nod sullen , from
thls great calamity, it has seattcre I cola
and death throughout the whole nr ,thorn
part of the Vihanti. Iluoily ti vill. go has
escaped, and 1101 merely' property lott (Ito
has been destroyed tont neatly the; w m hole
of Molly° has been all Colt', entirely ;deo'.
Oiled, and beveral Luau:isles of staalx. or
se•en t hooaatid Inhabitants iiitee, itllk said,
perished in tile ruins. IL 13, In fact, no ex
aggeration to say 11101 t 144.1( the isiatiel bus
Learn laid waste, with a kaorlfle° of ittnian
11P:that may be reckoned by" thouilanSs. 110
ouch ilikuster has Over betallen .11v.elene.
—ltylrtrne (-Verdi iii Cu, rrapunclent Le 141411
ter 111.
At lice cAlt, France, on the 10111 ult., I 41,
werknom employed in the cloth factories
en Vogel] In is "strike'. not destroyed prop
erty to the Value of u million dullars, saoli•
Inc the mills and resident.. of their mu
plot era and lit:1111W, to destruction every
description of muchluere. maxis and furni
ture. The rioters suLslded on the urrieul of
the military.
CONSUMPTION
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RENTS
81NC311A.31, Adams Rrprois
tics, 64 IVA Hire.; is tin authormed it pant to
rec.. Aduant4muolla for Ihe. (4.I.ZETTV. and
all WA.. pap., Mrouphoui au United tatllca
and LAS Canada.,
arly 0 Ti CU.—The .Regular
tjusricrly :log of the atibverlhers and
membors t: Caltll.ll. .I.ltorary and JO . ad
!loom a ggo..latiots no] tee mkt at Hall, ell
. 1 . 1112.11SD4•1 EVe:NI ;tor I kith, 7'2
elocii. wCu I at!looiaure 1. re . 0.0.g001. as Imo,-
heal of Impurtati will i.e brought belore the
in
eting . . y order.
apt, a+" A . Y FATP;t: St Cy .
TNIIE MATTER OF THEE .41'-
PLICATIOIiot tho — l,3lldlng and Loall At
rwttatlnu alitrmlegham`• for ...Intl,.
Nolte,: Is hrre.by Owe it that • .I.ldkatinit for
a cbarter was fl ed :It 1:4?, June 14.rtn; iv;:,
and that. the ,ann. wlll be grante•t at nu t t term
of Court • unless vxceptluns thereto are 1110.
JAI:1 , 11 11. WALTEI:,• ProlLonot4ry.
SIIOII.T - BITING.—. 4
r..rfrct Igcmil•dx.. of thls valnahln art
taalaa to ten short ~a=y Its.cms, by a prat,-
tlcal I,p,krtei front London, Ingland. Each
pupil lAnvtit at paratrly and at nny that to atilt
thelz own cotlventence. Apply to •
J. A. linAY,
ruhrbv . .l
144.01U1t AND FEED bil'Olit;
you SALE.—Any one wiebing 10 enpago
the retail ELLPUIL Atilt FEED DI:SINES, eau
buy the 17 Atari , . anti tent n sture.by ippl)lng a
Yu. 545 01110 sTIIEET, SEugheny.
A nue young horse and alinost new wagon (or
PM, either %still or wither ut tin
etp,:wl.l
VOlt SALE EA SEIVICIRLEY
It ItOUtill, on the velate.P bitee4
TWO ACRES OF 'WELL IMPROVED LAND.
A. shundnne.. ol tr sitt, nvott two-Flory frame
wltu and 61, rontue:utw bnol
r. IIIt
""W\ .nuJ
, 011111 e mi.. n.
eiIIOR.T.III.AND
rt.ouhatr.e fc..7.ulJ,Wr
NEW:ADVERTI§ErtIENtS,
THE NEW LOAN
01 , HE
State of Pennsylvania
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Btate,founty fi Municipal Taxation
IT P. 8112 SR PER CENT. INTEREST.
l'artl, tart ;Wu, wilt bale
tett.l, thu•vulalug U risk of loei, fre
i LL other steurll,lel
JO, T. BRADY & CO.
Are telling the nouda her e AL PPllAtkiphuk Dr(
ce, which are,
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SIGN-ENGINE IN THE WINDOW
TnE UNDERSIGNED CALL
eepecial att,utlott to their
Stock of Pure Spices,
Ground and Oiled tinder their INumedltte super
N Wan. and mold witlluuN adulteratlur,
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corn ii E S.
13=9:13
Rio,
Laguayra,
•
Cuba,
Jaya,
Maracaibo,
Ceylon,
Plantation,
Tea Berry,
Eant India and Mocha
Eva? area. of Coffee roaated ffittly, and
arancl. when dtalred, la the preaence of ca.-
/12- ' , fa our COMLIINATIUN COYNICE at 23
eau. per patutd.
SHIELDS & BOUCHER,
108 . 'Smithfield Street,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE•
G REAT SALE
OF SECOND-HAND
Pianos, Organs & Melodeons.
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l oe I.
1 , ,,<,.
l n t,
IMO
"won* g o ••
rrtargr S g'••. Itlggggogeogg
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.• •• I.4rhart
ne ••
oa, •• Walnut, Coar..lll,rg.
04e 5 I'rtoca
Icbtr.r.ipt. are xll ID gold orde
•rol •..rltl LL
UNUSUALLY LOW' PRICES,
T. mate root* for new Sprla
CHARLES C. MELLOR
1., t It.“
WVOLI SFIDA.T.
.s 1
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
At
. 2.6 and 2.% St. Clair Street.
•vearo, •s,l ars .I•1:v v.relt tsf
ow,. aud io oltut ma:vaarl•rv, a Ivrs , •tiv,
, V
PCk'ME.
• ;I" A1%1.Y. AND CA HIIS AIR Y.
,oIL, cr
Bevy 10 , 1.1.,
AD): 1 , 1 N. it NCri
1.F.A7111 , 1<
ACIII/V-11 BEI.TISi.,
11.ASE•ND,ITKAII rAcKniu.
Ing raillufart::rara. We arc caa. , .l.
rar.tchan:•, c•rrlage taalcra •ott tbe rctall
nralr , o , larcracats•• o pricer •a•lgo,rla out Ira
u,..l.l•lscr•Lerc la lb . city.
1
A
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OinfIIONACY IAD 10 flaki SUM
F. A. MIERSCH & lIRON.i
.Yoe. 3U A' 42 St. Clair St.,
8 . :L.: , oiltlutse the nanuratt4re or
Sugar Toys, Cakes, Fancy Goods,
And, Ina word. I sPrylt.:nor In the 110.. 11..1r
11. the Ilnest. nry I.la, Just
Oiled up • tisguldveut
ICE CREAM SALOON,
f ttr.
.11 the
!col I
d a •
V. her:, rte.,' of the flneit flavor. and the
etol:rat.eak•• .111 tot aoraro to ladles and gt n
ietnen. a offer. Tra, Chorol•te. tjyaters,
.line., ahi varyllang In Ilr.oll, will Le f0r
n1.14.2,1 on ,kort bottle.
I . t.de p•trena, lb reapertfully
Wgt
mai opening wIl. take [.lavatu-day. April GI L.
_apt: wnl
!,
t urn ,
f ruit
t. un.
STONE QUARRY
TO zazirr.
The rtnusyleaula .It Manufacturing cum
pans user to lease, by the perch, their
!EM
•
SANDSTONE QUARRIES,
•
tualtd on the Western Penneylyanla Railroad,
01. ut one utllo below Yreep rt. The yuwrle•
are now tans worked, and u without creep•
Lion the hest on the Allegheny river, affording
blorksa•ny dimension. and of the Lineal quid.
117 of the celebrated Freeport etoue. The pro
dart eau ho ehlpped either by ricer or by rail
read, there [Hata a tiding on the property. A
Dorthln or the whole of am rent would be taken
out In etone, /ceded Into cam Addrese
THE PEARL SALT Lora co,
COO
MCHENII! & HOOD.
Commission Merchants,
355 Liturty Stred, Pittsburgh.
I`..rsonal ettentinn given lo purritsee and
rwe floy, Grain and' rtoMice, on comal.
ki.on.
• itEFErt.e.S.
111105c0..k, 3.lcCre•ry & Co.
g , Pittsburgh.
I.lnb, tiro Co.. elllrao.
ilarrt e tt r .• 11. ,111. Philadr.lotala.
(leo. M. Hord &Co.. f)•
11•• ,, Y. K , I •
.. Ca•hler ClLlreni Na
Ilunal Nara • Pllt•bnltin
-
Fon
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
About seceii mire. from the city, on the re rrys-
VI.. Want rim°, conialolue too priors. Istde
hall. dt•lng Mom. kitento and not bed room..
with boron in' front. Tar land embraces lour-
I..en arra.. There II • .table—coach how, row
atulle, two large clutern.. of er, Sr.;Sr.; nt
nt orchard and g•rden tiled with
goosebarry and currant 61.1.11, grape wines, dc.
Can he bad at a good bargain La purchaatr, by
applying to
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IS rokera and ItsalE.late Asenle
No RS lirnlthfl elf] strret
PATE 'IT WINDOW HASH.
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WASHING WINDOWS MADE EASY
Thls trill Is so emostrucied as ' to Le easily ta
ken from the window without removing the snail
and porting head, enabling the housextrper to
do her work Ill•ball the aon•I time. and with
reach Mum eat. It Is fat coming Into general
um. Donut build without ism in. It. any
duly ran he altered at a trilling cost. gash ma:
kers an I bn once recure a el.ht at an early day.
Territory 1r going fait. flare Inducement!, of
ferrd to men .of mall capital. Yoe Piste and
county rights apply to
JONEOIf WARIIIINGTON
No. n 7 Fourth street, Pittsburgh; room
secorel fluor artlni
l Olt PALE.
MODERN STORE FRONT.
comoete and nearly new. Just In style. sm.
•sold ebony. Can Ns .eon at NO. 6
6111111FINII.1) lITRIGNT. To verso,r bulidlnif
or changing dlttllloga Into notes Wile a tare
chance.' apfavVi
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
. .
PEW FOR SALE,
IN THE 1111 . 3 T
Mr. No. 66. cuilpir I, , cated So
hit mladle
Apply to
S. S. BRYAN.
Uri..Ler IT kr,
ilulid . ng, 40. btrre-t
piAT APPIIOVING SMILE.
..117L
If eo, take W bcaneLl
a YOU II.SVE.
can Of F r., t.
7 STII.AWItrAtItIX.9.
.illEttitlE, or WIIORTI.L111,111}:n. You Are
Imre loge!. Diem and at ale lowcat market
price, 11l
11!,1 YEDEUAL STILE:ET, All , OwnY CRY
aplO:s7 G4OIIGL: EIE.VEN
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.—
Tee mock. of llry l.or.Ja to More 01 31r. K.:-
ler. corn. , .uf Ohio ntr,..t aza
T:N,1..•111 top
F.
,od 111 a,.. e:
and: , o'ClorL eachdxy. r...r. , • ilr.r.' quan
tl, of Yr...e.rli autl r...“4:1•L
I.•Ln., Prlcal,l'agrAmart...,lrto...,...,,s. Ac.
A. very attractlve eule.
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1.1:0411,1 ,- . A uct'r.
UCOUIIT SALE.—The
II nt pltA e.‘1.,. at
COurt lb•Ilec. la l'lLL:hurgh. Da the a t oil DA Y
Cot. at 10 k a. 111.. all the
rl,tht. title and Jam., McAlurray. lie
.t4. of. In awl to Lot No. 211:1 Ik 1. S 111.,r
-er's plant, froallaz 00 ft, oa ~,nat•re sltert,
and exten4lng bac/. In feel to aOn feet eller.
whereon Ilint:rceled a Cram.. awe WOK or two tun-
Ctn. at, Par f.lraier particulate apply C. at .
HPOWN,IIS,I , No. IA
ELI% &BETH
aDl0:17 luilulstratrla. •
AIAIRSHAL'S SALE. •
In th , l/Istrlll Court of tilt'
and fur the Via bt,rn Dletrict of l't nn.ylvaula,
filttlu, lu Athulrall).
r. librozs n Co..
litcmuloat ForeAt ditty.
Illy %It'll, of a writ htt I”ved
, 01,4 te 1(1 a c.u.,
nt mx , lthne, I ‘ , .:1 esp.... to ...dr at the
nounE, In the I'•IT
100,1;e, In , J•e toren ~,, of the 101:1
rAlr, 11,7, the ,TKA Fu..r,r t.
with tlir• Loat'e are'let v i. taeLtr. apt,nrr 1 and
furulttee. Tlft).llA, A. It“tt
• C.,. 11.
l'lttatmegh. April ett,
•
J. Col V 1..,
GOURLEN b. LOGAN,
I.“ltra
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,.
lime just opened th•_tr nOV'etocl of
FASHIONABLE COOTS.
S 6 St. Clair St., Pillibeirgli
Please glue us a [all before 41;hasInz r se
wLere. I ap , :r.,
• NEW _HAIrS
FOR SPRING,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
McCOHD & CO.,
rj ca. 101 CfiScroci ISt-root.
MASONIC HOOKS
MTMMMGE=3
I'ENN-1(1.VANIA: •
1VA:q117.01 ,, N Ah I , lll+ll EIAPTKII
SIANUAT.IIF
cit.A T•II.ANS AND TI Sll,l,
611T.Yllt: CHU LW:
NMW MA,O,ll'
si •A I AL:
1..1%.4•N00.,
I.M.11.11"3 AND 1.1:1111,..N.,.
10t.... by
J. R. WELDIN & CO.,
No. 101 'O'Crocaci JESti-catst,
IMMEI
lIISMOLIFTION OF COP.IIIT-1
rar,zer.t.lp her.,•fore
ex,[l4, tnte,ra 11, LEAN,' Jr..
•rJ o.t VIU,
.10111,1,,,,. I.,AN A t
•mu:v.l•
1a
M•rrt , ,seq
~t re L.,olLeli7 ••:.I rut •r. :0 4, 1.- , ln•t.
rn: ,, artu. Arrt:r.,
S. McCLEAN & CO.,
No. 75 Fourth NI.,
13_11liT IEI2 Si,
• ANII
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
Gold. Silver, Coopoug,
Bank Note., •
N~ »a
••I,\.
and tt.l~, ~i.~~i .. ~.. ~i. ~.i~ 1.
CHANDELIERS,
Brackets, Pendants, Sc.,
Arta CL321.c.1. 011.
A lalve t. , prtm , nt on hand itn.! nc• 4t
WELDON & KELLY'S,
PLIFYILIERS .AND GA S FITTERS,
164 Wood Street.
02171 b?
I . W. GIIA FTON,
66 FederaliStreet,
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House Furnishing Goods, Sloes,
HOLLOW WARE. &C.,
And Islam:tarter., of TIN.
hifFET LAOS W SAL. KtIOLINK. ~ p otalng I
Job Wort prnmptly 841005 rd to. spl..7b
J . W. ELLIOTT A. SONS,
Aurserymen and. Florists,
NUICSILItIES AND IiItEENLIOLNEE
11z milts postti of his city, to 1110
ltu.l.
~li
tio. 109 Market Street,
Aggress J. W. Pvhirtrr SO,. Boa 077
Pittsburgh P.
i~•~G
H . J. LANCE,
ELLIS. AM) WOOLEN -
DYER AND SCOURER.,
Chintz IVlndow Curtalne and Chair Cover
Cleaned ticlieglazed without uhnarking.
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Nos. 135 and 137 Third Street,
Between Woal end Bmlthßeld
m• 114•711 nl7'74lllMt nn. PA
pElifileiti LILAC. '
I
ume, IVe hate Introduced to Inc trade one niw p,
Persian Lilac,
UNE OP TIM MOAT DELICATE AND ItE
ENESIIINU EATILAAI A A VElt I S VENI EII.
No lady's toilet Is compl,t, wlibuot IL.
For gale by all Dl:alert.
MANUFACTURED ONLY I/ Y
C. B. WOODWORTII & SON,
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GEORGE A. KELLY & CO..
Wholesale Druggists,
37 Wood Street,
BAWL:EON WHITE LEAD. nlrirll9 rare.
EllA UTE. OAK EEL LEAD.
IiA Is., L , N O,: T i r EI I h N ,, I , I L II„ all
1 eu , 1 , , ..7 , .. „„ E
sI•TA. 711 1 / I .I:NTINE.
1111..
V Alt:4 I PAI N I
Aplt.
SAMUEL M.yvickiEnstiAm
Iron )13rolzei.,
124 First Street,
PITTS BMW 11, PA
Agent for the cnlo of Cornwall, Donn4rhmore,
Btanloki.,,,
Mention, mndot her branth.ofAuthraclte„ 1 ough.
Inglieny Loge and 011ptmut's C. D. Clantnual I . IIJ
Conclantnent. - and orders respectrtilly colle
ted.
JOHN PECK, ORNAMENTAL
H•lit WORMER AND, PICIIPUMEIt, •M Fourth stry•t. one door frum , 'Wo. I. Pat rF
h.
Ainty, on hand • gell•r•ii aenorment or I.JD
diet' WI., Banda. Curl, UentlynD u's
T llal r. ore... Beal pe. Guard Oahe,
A good felon call 4 nlll Ir. 010, , n fur flaw
Ladle'•ra gentlttrltu'a balr•cuttln, dtolle I u
tba taviktrit MC:incr. m14:1 on,l
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
FARM til MEN SEM,
WHOLESALE AND RETAH,'
rtirchssele arvir.l - 1(4 , 1 t ovk.,
vatch 1h • Tr 141, t
W• rk•
4110. ed h. •,1/ 4i1.)
lku Lan ' , n
iCarly Frnme
I', Wo“,l's Early C0,.111 'tar I. 'I
Ar!) ,!.•.rt-Top
• • IV logo T,i rn ruot,l
,•o •• r
.•
•• 1.11 ,. '2,1,•111•I
kar:y ..... I • c“..
Pol ••yr. ca
• Ic.lorr :ton- ' 4.
.• Top
1.4 r, whitc
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111,13e1.
In F,Lrly I)snit I 11•ItoutLe •111
•• .Early Tom Thumb 12. to
VI •• x6y Frarm.
A " I:nrlv ChArltbn. Ithe 11l
• •• ILI elzop•• DwArf l• .1
. •• Blue 1ui0,4.1117 I 0
Uoyal IL-warl , larrow (.1
75 •
'• .Argt• White 310.rroarl
75 " Eye Ma•rovrfat 4 5.)
25 " Eng.. td.• 11 141
1L.mp1..0 11( Englltll , l “l 1
• •• 1;r1L1•1,k1.
•• ,
,J ~
tar...llltole po.l.
• " Tall ru,tur. a ••••• 15 Lk
gr.ns Tll.l, ON ToItATO, at 41.24 per do,
I , ...caet • .
Horticulturist and Heedsman,
No, 137 Liberty Street,
Apt'Trili1:1:1111. PA.
RG STOCK
INA
Ladies', Misses' ct hildren's
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Gaiters, Balmorals,
MI "Cr CA, I=3oo uc. Es,
Bronze Toilet Slippers
BOOTS AND SHOES,
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO
tr•i 10 u 7.31%,
lIISIILER'S HERB BITTERS.
THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY
Ttl 1 . 1:111.“2.-1 ba, :L3 day r,rer.ri •
LIOU,Y ealc
Etishler's Herb Bitters,
In :h... , r rnn•sve. an I
•. T. VAIINEurt , .. 5 an.l U. M. IVoI.T.ON, aa
my As..u.. tu.:arry ..3 au I :ulna,
L. MISIILEIt.
LAN 1..1,2,1111.
1=11!al
FAHNESTOCK & HOLTON,
hplesale Branch Hou'
W se,
S 3 El DX,.rlLot 79tZoot ,
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MIERS. HOPPER & CO.,
FURNITURE
Of Every Description
SCHOOL Mill OFFICE FUINITUIE.
No. 45 Smithfield Street,
.p 'A %II e•snrtult nt.“t Plzt,trzl, Marctra , -
.re.l ou Lau la:
4,5111'1110E,
FIRST CLASS LOOKING GLASS
AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY.
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So. 110 Wood St., Pittsburgh,
NI on /IN:l.i and tnantlfnetures orddr, the
viNicwr STILE sad
WALNUT, OVA!, sr.! ntnt INC it iluit ott,
Si 1 . 11:11:1,V. If !LAMES. cnttain
C.duire, !lands sad Mundt.. Consols. Trl pod
and Bran L. t Tabies or esqlth.lte design dad
woo k umnaldt,
AND ItEtiII.DING executed In the
la: hefts etsle• urt.
ft.rl . lll(' ES KRATE. . nu.s:n3tuur4
BUSINESS IttA.N 9 B
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Nos, 6 and Stn. flair Street,
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Boot-lierploa, 1'et...1110.ml Arithmetic,
tineauullintted- 840 00
Arithmetic and l'eumatistol, per quarter
or three mouth. 20 00
Vevinauetap, per . month tl U
for Circulars or Specithrus, Alders,
... N. 0111,11 , E1t. or
I.ltxr ' .1. Ir. .11cUI.A1.110N1/0.
BOTTLED ALE.B—
WINTERTON,
ME
Ales and Scda Waters,
BOTTLED LIY •
J. C. BUFFUM & CO.,
t 01112,24 r
tivortatt,
S(NEERLY & CLEM rint.l
I:3uPce.isors to Deo. F. tkhuchersan S C 0.,)
PRADTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS,
Tbe ONLY STIK.II6I LITIDIORAVIDC flat-
LISILIIKNT WKST OP THY MOUNTAINS.
Business Cards. Lrtttr Heath., Roods, Labels,
Circulars, elma. Cards, Diplomas, l'ortralv,
Icwa. Conine... of Dopoolts,
Cl.,ar as. Nos. awl 711, 'Third at.. ',Ca
hn,.
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Qin FIROM $l, 011 SIS TO $3O
r Kit DA Y, tan easily De made the Tear
round, W 1711.11,
Mail.
Inn new talsiness, light,
pie.l.l/1 honorahle„ ANI! No 0.41, tITIN.
liood and euergetle Agents cl.adlos and lient , e•
ulen)nre wanted lu repreeout us iteve ♦
l , City
.sud L,lttuty, mt. VIIANCZ.IO maks oon.
and C111.14.1,11Mt is offered to
ou r s
-Pur r turthern having a few Lutes a l
o ne• ~Darr.
l n
dress, 0. W. JAelinUN s tlou h ' street,
11.110n.ore NA. mh2t:rli
lla .01' ISLINDS.—J(IIIN A.
nitowN A el. . ii
110 Nrrnrixt.o trituvr,
opposite the l'onto
111ne keep on Sand. or tusk,.
$ll,O mud ....H.. I'vlored
Ohl Cloths, nntiand. Mats. Pugs tot.-
roans, BAIA and Picture Cords auil Taseefs. Also
at the se4 store, on baud or made, to coder. a
line stuck or White Lull Calico nialrls, Collars,
grullcutro•fi wear. ulli2:wla
WESTE
ittOir!el:i
/1.1.1.[U1f3,1%
um on band or prepare on Short not!e
11EA1tT/1 ANTI PTEC o'roNn, f lawn YOE
illi/C-V; A I.KM. !MEW Eltl' VAULTeI, lc.,
'lilt/hi/AND TOME STIII EE. .te..
NM , • I.
ors promptly t1e4t1(.1.1. I . lllllEn EAU
T . 711.
, O.A...FLPENTEII:IL.
T7.l.3rgiu
nave doors above brulthlleld :AWL:
rErrsitunta PA
Mrcri 110. l of Wort. cone cal Cite ,curt, Ct mrtk
sti.t 171.111 i rra.lneGic terwt, I • KllCular a two tioq
paid W J Obblug• 1.114.rtA
torts.
n l' I . t ..• SI
IL \ 1/1..111.
....... s ..,
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CM
Mina
MD AND SATIN SLIPPIES;
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No. 31 Fifth Street
I'ITT I
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LEIL'S IJEIM HITTEILS
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PlTltilitntill, PA
J. LYONS,
111:=11
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
tow Do YOU MAGii: A - Ouri
,•::ru A L^.l
ty nd p an-:::,.. as , ptrlale •I'
n•• has
Ce. an.
has prcra.. l r %ay Malln, that
R r :~as It the •,esaasit n•s 11, arlng
, Vats vv., sq,•ll.l,alrn: • Wt:y that
Va• .y mate lea. 1 , “ yOurs IS far Let
t., the trn•• r..tsna Is In SI,
. .
L ,Ity L.( LL, tea. 11...13V
0,1 . Lave la.st-.1 Liar oz., or Ort:et,
te• [L,ntbev kr.c... all •b , ut te• .. but :LeT
sL•Ltv. conLct al.r i:eLcst unc
aris Ler,. to I.,rt ttl.T knew
irsclut L'ct ,. . 91 1011. S.on It toitl IR<
a....luure tin en I,a, and they sund
get tl,y ma. zet
•La ,, ‘4.1.• Lut L5111.t ra5.10 to
~,,,,!:;••• Itt r1:1, .t
a a
l'r
tta, atLI
Lt L. .
• •
: I/ 451.2 iACI V powu •
r. large roe .or all
a
I 0 to. Alia prop., •I o , —• y c r.
.u1..u1.t53. ..11k{ a ar., er
cr.org
r. ar,' tear To abeh ...11
ern, o pootol. ,b o r
at..leoltyaba Its Pea., or
..eu rioto IN il 15. or 71,g u t o a at
/1.10. • lb,- oa, noor ough I
reoltloot toy I.lgher te•o. ‘olarlx I
ea u haa large A•5••I tultnt. bought latelr at ry
o, oral wrleb I 41 to.tr pelting ablraot
e o
il r
areata ta •arh I roennuottol hay loony;
llgoOn at it, r has ort 1.0un.1. Is thr
same tra I haa e horn auffitor
has pl. 4 , 5 1115l1). ..1.1.'•5 ill,. a stroogol,
althuagh n. t 1. ra. tot. tOreon tea. To o .ch I
locoh.hend arg 11.60 formorly 0..01 at 61.0 r.
alon, of Mark tra. or oohtels I have a largo
a oortacht. each of iv Meta ha, Ito pe,ollar
aco ra, t lieo. but which loaLh..t haw take lilac to
Lt. , . rib....
Japan 'res.—Tule le c . .ir.perarlvely a new lea.
It Is only a few Irate slarr It Wes n,lintrod:c.,t
I.lt I. the pec,lar
tic). and of th, tla•I It Lae
alrtx.l, hc.ane quit.: (.. , ..rlte lea velth am:lnn
Pulp one who has IL Although-i4}...1 , 7
1 . 1,11..: In price. es It hrr PllllO I..•lttr known. It Is
.1111 than liroeu les, a blob It %cry
1411,11.1i•NI2111.1e,
y te• La, become great. favortlo with
man per/oes, n large or
h./LT..10/ ho.trdloe ngov,l.si/ ItLe.,ey I •
orbere. a % fateffice.umbel of
hvie to Le ',aged / :/t the e•me drawing.
Fr/.1. my large 5../ortmo LI / ale prepared to lola
to /Lt. cuy t,te or erl-e. Sty 10. I :Liked at
v.,/ on. -bg1f1,,111131.1. Wt . to•I Young
11,00. ,u. I Intt•el at oue half fireoLLl
li's.
••• • • •
onr-l.a!f Y...ung I /Y.... , Ne• 4
ull ea.,l at SI,W, oae-tlilrd une•ttilr , l Ynung
onr,hir,l Jap•n.
L tua (nun , ' a II" or pry., enny mor.l
popular fear: Itlatk Yea, l'o•rellonir Strong.
r.otk n.reenrg per 11, Illst•L Teas, l'oo
cLort,r. mile Paver, 41.1 ',per Martreal
L,., 1, :n 11,1 flavor, 41,, , 1,,r 11, Mart Teas,
a er
Parer, Pl.. Par youn , /;
tr• flue :lay°, per
Bytek 11••• as lolonr, last high color, 4meil
and Paver; g per Oreen 'fell. I clung Hy
goud ern. prr Ih: lireen Tea., boring
41.1 , 1 per liteen Tema, Young
Ilysun, ..atra 41,10 per lb, fire :n Tea,
01100 II,.) per lb; n Tens,
Yuan, Ily4on. extra nue. 41,0 per IL; lira,.
yunng l'il•al hi/M(1110r, 41,,,
Per tixttn T•a., anpev.der. dear, Web
per In: rirran Tras, linupowthr.
big!. Parer, 41.0 u prr It; Green Tea,,
I IL...risk. .u.st dear, high daVor. Ile 00 per Ih;
J.+ll Traa, uncol.red Japan leaf. Per IL:
Japan 'le.. Young clysun Japan leaf. 4 1 , 10 pr
Yrom the Shure any our can saltetjukt•rhat
kind or tea they ran:, an I have them nut up In
a l l ia
,juc a o u m tl p y
u a l nd ,
(oho nu..ed
Barry nyom s t a: e - .. E er l, r .
rate, and b clot, ao ca., TWENTY
popend lii the prier, Le•tdr• Netting
pl.:, .1,4 cla u n,: article which exaet:y at 11.
{l.* lr ta•tr. A I:THI:11. KIK/a,
M====l
NEW WALL PAPER
AIND
UPHOLSTERY STORE,
JUST OPENED, AT •
NO. 36 SMITHFIELD ST.,
El=
T.l - ec0,n0.1e.t..: I' e lueri-Acrl Dade. •r,!i•Ve
\VALI.WINDOW VII •1.1, , ,
I I B !AIN yr...it and TABLE OIL
(I,TII. ATTILA,AN awl BEDDIAtI of al!
lii
BAAN , II-36 , MITIIFIELDATILEFT.•
111,1, arANAY-1)(1 AND VP, TIMID oTILEET.
E. EDMIINDSON & CO
C11A,111,11...1/Y1:. TU. x..w.c.acimrcsa
BABE, & BIIE'rTLEB,
I=
No. 12 St. Clair St., Pittsburgh.
DX LIMB IX
11- 3 iniios, CI. Prgitus,
I=
Agent f, the t•eleGrated BILAInfU
1.4 ,CliviliCtiElt. I CU.
1,,11..1e1p1,1a, PIA No 3.
Er,l'EY C1 , ..9 "COTTAGE," lad
11. a '•AMERICAN" ()M
-OAN!, 'a PATENT GUITAR.
'1 t acd-Lsermatt Violin an ,1 Gut
%•• •,21 Mao, 1.171,241
0011 )11.111REY,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
STEAM AND (AS FITTERS,
(r. of 3rd and Liberty Streets.
Abut,. CArt.,U..t rlitsburth. Fens&
Jit ary Czatt.g. furntahed prozptly
sttel:::ort pa,l the Elting out and
r.p. ,
rin;r , olllianz.erlcs, btewobvata, Yuillnd
111;1 .te.. Sc.
Agents for A. &Cameron & Co.'s
STEAM PUMPS
lII,OWER ENGINES,
!'urn DC advantages over all
a 0 t.dle la Warranted to ,glee batla
. ,
art conitantqua Land. te2.5:t110
LEITIIER BELTING AND 110S4
klanOractured •t No. b SMITEIYIELD 5T., by
HARTLEY. PHELPS & CO.
Alto, Agent. fur New York Robber 00.
cirltin Belting.
Ahrays - nn hi/Al. A Inptrfor quality °MACE
LEATHER and RCM 11n/RANT HOSE. COY
-1/ER HIV ET, anal 1111/4:, HALT L100K.N.614.
YITTSOURGII PAPER MANE
rACT U ISING EVE PA N Y, Manufuturers of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS
CLINTON 1111.1. RTEURENVILLE. 01110.
kIitIUISTON 11111, NEW ER.RIOTI.IN,
OFFICE AND WAREIIOIGISE,
No, S 2 Third Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
WrVIC4I,I6—AVUUNT HAIITJE. Prtddent..
JNO. H. Treas . ,
Dritt,rO7IS—AuHAMILCI. HlDDl.E.Secrrtary.
U. u H Jo Atwell,
Hartman. John q H. et
Lis a M rtle. noton. hn
John.ll. l tr.
Lion. C. 11. Merrick.
EMilil=;l
HOLIDAY GOODS.
, AL L l T i ll ygl , OF BRONZE,GILT,
AtSy
tJarbon Oil Lamps and chandeliers.
Lamp Trimmings, k.c.
Also. WAIIKANTI.D.NON-EXPLOSIV.T. CALL
BON 011.. wholesale autl
JOHN ROSS & CO.,
ATca. 0-3 1:4106r1r..p1 . .3tx-coet;
de.:C11:81.1.1•T PlTratilll.ll34. PA.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
CON t
April Ma,1,47.
NEALE!) 1'1t ,, P0w1.5.0.111 , h.c. recelhed at tail
April 13th, at 3 o'clock
p. . tiradlng and Ing the hollowing
tri 1., and alley.. ,1+:
• .
JAChnON bTIIEST, (Loa,. l'uture Lane to
irrumul streti.
In the Fourth "lad
MEMOSESIIS9
112:1121011011
antrzeuesi
IM==i=2=l
au=
EFFERVESCING
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA.
In or bottle.. In powder. Thl. Mainesla Is a
nur.rallre and aptrlent", very aect.plabl. to
the e.tomaell. for tlct biadach., suur
.116.101. allfebrl, case•. For safe by mon
Drugwl.ots. Frera,.l by Alan Ult. RIM ICU-1.
I t. New 1 orl.
13. .1.."1 7 ,
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
Hflice: NO. 39 311AREET STREET.
Z.Z.MMOZ
HOLMES, HELL & CO,
Anchor Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh,
ilanufaeturent or
NACOOH (N)--NIIEETINON )
ANCIIIOII (H) SHEETINGS,
ANCLOHL (C) ISILIEETINGH.
•nd ItaTTINIO rirvl.l:Nl
. • __
• Munn facturers of
OAR LEATHER: BELTING.
No. 111.0blo streYt., Allegheny City.
li Also'foll assortnant of Pelting Atli. B. AN
gllnVN•li, No. ISV Liberty St., Pittsburgh
PA ULU. O. CLARIS. Volt. of Work..
A.
pITTPDERGD NURSERY AND
it .
nt. 0411 IitLEENII.UnE...—JOIIN A
AR; fluccersorn to John Slordo,h,
Jr..) N k:N AND I , l.oltinTS.
:Ugh, Pa., so:lra the talon to tunic extentdre
:tract of troll and th.• :mental Trees, Oyer
000n, vlne• and titevnbou. riants.
tnd Pak end 1,...n.r.r Carl rot
the 4, rernhoue.,• ,eery utters minute..
NOTICE.—By limitation o
Pantler..l.ll, Mr. LEWIS roWE ceased to be
tno.t[tber or um - Isla on the ‘lxf or FoJr..rs.
I==
NOTICES
- r- ,•Na
TilE• .4nNUAI, •NEETING
lIF TI!!: VIE
PITT,IiI"..II Atll l l'I:A K. 1%
CO., .1,1..
tber.,,liof the ,"1,1, mad
bo
.2asJ u.ar 11 or
Chlrlpo Ran*ai C.
OF It • ;FY, io
=I
• •
cot
IN PURSUANCE OF TILE
--
an act rt Latt:, tolll:czt:et,
County. appru,d t,t !st •!ay ,137.1.4 t. an.lof
tbean.tualn.. • , ,Trc.ve , lttlo3t , th
day of March. 104111) AIKEN, Jr.,
"rtes...., of sald`.y glve pottre
tnat Um Duplicates of U.,: trar•lt.
and l'owcatl . .p.. \VII.). ItH 0rK.!.., and I
prrpared to 1,...,1,, the
(01:511,S,THE, I'volt I.\D NOE I.IiES FO
I=
The First Day, of Nay, 1867.
ad Taxes can be pet.' et the TIMASIIILF:ICS
OFFICE, until the FILLtT DAY DI . AYULT3T,
witla •
Deduction of Fire Per &tit
1 / I !count for Prompt p tyrnet,t t any pe:son
Palln, the wholet .1" t:1.1: taxes.
There will be a Clowe , l on taxes
auricle tic =until or A t,u,t. Ti.ere will be
TEN VEIL CENT. 0.11, , tAxe. romalning
unpa:d on the FIRST DAY Ur nErTIiMBEIL.
spl,
1 . 11,,Itr1:4.11. arct
f4rNOTICE.—TLIt; ALLEGFIE—
. COUNTY
X . 13 - 3BLXOBIV*
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
MEM
On Saturday, April 201 h, 1567,
At the urFicE of the CHAIRMAN,
N 0.13.5 FOUSTII
. .
A 1 , 11 attendstee req^ested, s,s the time for
boollng LI. Nominating Conventions and other
I/haloes:. of Importance Is than to considered.
=I
JOIIN W. RIDDELL,
Attest: Chairs:las,
ISecretarles.
NOIITI.I CANAL STREET. 7--
All peryons are hereby nolided that the
undersigned, Viewer: appointed to low and
slaves damages and maeft• for the oriental? of
NOUTLICANAL bTEk:EI, in the idurth ward,
Allegheny City, (roe, East iaroe to Cedar avenue,
will meet on Inc premises, on
Saturday, the 20th day of Apell,lS67,
At ten o'e.oek A. X., to ftatill the duties of their
appOlatotent.
A. O. ALEXANDER.
.JII3IXS K It &TH.
Ith:o:yr.l2 SOIEON lit'L FORD.
EDUCATIONAL
, - f`IitTEUDENVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
The eommer s.calou of this loalltutlon
WILL OPEN MAY 6th
Tern e, per rellloo of doe =oaths. for Mara
ro,,.e. ugh,. ye., 400; tott.ou fro= *lO to
to. acrordlOK to c . a... teeatitne. 30 iron.. per
dot lo.re reduced oar terms &boat 10 per
ea.
Pout- for ttor cuteltor Sear.
Fur par:Apple],appq to
C. C. Itz.e.rrY, D.D., L
Popo - Int...rat.
EPP. A. M. REID, A, M..,,
Ertnelpal.
EXCELSIOR INSTITUTE,
•
For Boys and Girls.
Seslon w:II commence MONDAY, Aprll
At:l.ll4,oond for athuls•lon may to: ulnae daily:
(real 2 I 5 o'clock p. 131.. at the In:0.1101e
Ron on, .SEVILLE HALL, corner Llherty anl
Fourth streets. apa:wra
CA ND IDATES
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.P=,
WILLIAM M'CLEAN,
Of Plll towns:at, , furtmerly North Fayette. will
be a candidate for Coanty Treasurer, autOtet
the tlecialun ut the Colon ltepuhllcan County
ap111,6
FOR PROTRONOTART
D. C. HULTZ
WEI be reaSklate for the c Cleo of natrritoN.
on .ttt•ltet to the dectslon of the Union
Reputi.lean Couventlou. ata
FOR PROTHONOTARY
J&COB H. WALTER,
R• 111 tx. Coed!dote for ton oace of PROTHON-
IiTAIIT, subtect to the attcl.lou or the Untoti
(term h.e Cuurentlon. tohn,tloll.T
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
MAJ. J. F. DEN ! ISTON,
(Formerly of Fria nd'. /Ode G•ardo will be •
Can Olds. lot COUNTY TItEit'IDIE sablect
to tnedeolsion of too Union ifepublican Conven
tion. totiii:v7s
REMOVALS
DR. TH. H. ELLIOTT
11A8 REMOVED IDS OFFICE
•od rostdenee to No. 15S ROBINSON STREET,
two doors east or Federal. Allealteor
ap3,67
REL7OVAL.
GEORGE. M. PETTY,
ILKAL k.STATILAIIENTANDBRUKER,II. re
mored his off.ce to No. GO Salthfleld n. 101110
REMOVAL.
ROBINSON. REA , &
Have remove. tbelr °Cate to ltd. 12, CORN Eli
FIHST.,II:IIISIIITHYIELD STII2ETd.
toritt:vos
REMOVAL.—J. P IIi7IIYER do
CO.. Commtselon Merchants and dealers In
none, reed and Grain. have removed to
211 LIBERTY STREET,
Where they ',III be pleased to leo theft frlends
and customers. InhlS
SEWING lILILCELINES.
GROVER lc. BAKER'S
ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH .
Sewing Machines
Are THE 11.EnT for Family and lfarinfacturtne
purpose. Call and tee them at
.Yo. IS ilflie Street.
DO 'T BE DECILIFED By
ylonriCabag half column ulvertlse.e ht. Or lure
rlo, Machines, but ret a ULIOV.bIi. a BA-
It bus been lully tested for slx
teen year, t. by all 'cuml.se.•
tent Judges.
the nounc,l the
BEST IY
istrC). Wirlt.l3. tzro
n0g:665
BARTLETT
BEWINC MACHINE
25.
Haut cheap Licensed Machine In the United
Mateo, Agent a wanted eeerywhere. Pay Lb to
IPPOU Per month. Enclose stamp anti address
PAUE Hitt Ganef.: Agente,
614 Cheatnntatreet, Philadelphia. and 221
nummit street, Toledo. Otto. demol
GET NONE BUT A
GROVER & BAKEB,
Yoe a Holiday Rift. it Is reliable. perfect sad
laceerote. the beet.. Don't All tonal and ace Hat
NO. 10 PIPTH 6TREET.
• •
S'llOE, LIMINESS tic CALUILAGE
MAX 113 anuuld nee the new
GROVES d BIKES NO. I SUM ECM
Before buying elsewhere.. It is tae ban for !CLEO
i.e. For ...le at
no9:LOS NO. IN FIFTH !MILK T
TILE GROVER 8k RARER.
SEWING MACHINE
II the Ultima Thu to of Yoebanlsta. nee.,
sod
ss.°=l"
II"
NO 111 rlrf . Fl StREF:T.
TROWELS TROWELS'. 1 ROW
xLe.—Bri,klsyere and Clasiercre now-
Vi.l . tf . e.r. s.wi•u, a fne
a•snrt
ment. For sxte at ."-
JAMES 1101111PN,
314,r4i,v, 136 WoOti Street.
=MMM
'pear Jackann•s. and Davenport's
eat, d band, pan, and Meea.
c ,. Attn.
bunk and Compass n..wp, " ne
.ortlr.ent Of Botcher.' and Hak taws,
FOWL.. Dow inv., for male at
J.CtIES
apf,',Ll3:ws 136 q ood street.
NOSE
CUTTURts ,
rm:sx. CUTTLIW MALLS:7I.-4ns'. re
ceived. *lOO4 asfo•tment Xastern Ktone Cu
ters' Itai.ets. Also, 1 bat, a lute assortment of
Mont Cott. rs' Lois, sueo s Mail, Pointe.
Chisels and Droves, made from tne hen Cast.
lor sale Al
JAMES ISOWN'S,
Wuotl btrtat
ME=
WANir S.
.
WANTED - T.
. 1 ! ,, I , 1:7 ant su,ct"ful Ll:e
Ca:a,,ar ti tata ' ,ll4:nal a gau
Ao , ntry c,a one -or t.ore of 14.
evur.V.,V n — sesylT•ntg, tur cm' of
and
COmpa , 6ll ,. r.'"
=I
0. B. 1.-451
W ANTED,
On SALA KV OR 1'031311,610N. Ga.,11.1.ta
luoney pri.N.,6l. Re tirrp,e, -.
APPLY In pc,41., or by letter. to
It. 11. Iin.IIAN.
1191 , :anwri..4 oppo.l.U
ANau,TED..-400 c
no ul !erkg, and
ent la
l'lttstkurat, to [know tbal A Nlltra;
GENERA:TOL: continue* to Fell I,,tcr . than eYer.
foriune• •re made by. crl,lnn e. 0! the Oen•
erat It to the only 1011; at he ntad tn.: ha ,
realmutt. :Inert. is the ektandard. Cotna and
ate . ..natant.. are Inatlo,.
J. C. TILTON.
fe.L No. IC , . Clalr Otmet.
AGENTS WANTED,
BOTH MALE AND FEMALE,
1 77V1r
$llO Hold by subs:ription,oolt7 D •
at
y. AdlDDs
oudistolv, J. C. KENNEDY Co
1:,1:313,C1i :5 Third street. rattsbergb.
A GENTS.-1.000 WANTED.—
YALE AND FICHALX.—The best chance
let.A Work or Illstorleal value md N•ttonal
nterest. Tae only 'son on roe Sony yet en
LLe Onid. Agenta Ond no rompetltlon. Now
ondr KRA. UT ANIS OUK .I.V AI. ( . 03a.
Ity lion. .1. T. Headley. In one
m
handsoe volume. Illustrated. Send at. Once
tor ;emu and territory. Addrep,._
,
L. TeLcorr CO.,
0tc.12,73,11erT St, 3,txrte: Cutsbutrth.
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS, &c
HAVE REIVIOVE
M'CALLUM BROTHERS,
H•ve now 'open ae their very elegant and rot.-
modlvus.Si.sl WARILLIOUSX,
No. 51 Fifth Street,
=I
MEDALLION VELVETS,
Velvets, Brussels,
TaPIESTRF BRUSSELS,
♦ large and choice assonmeat of
Piano and Table Covers,
NOVITTI tOTIREI, lOSIIC COGS AND 1119,
cni 13calscee,
THREE PLY AND TWO PLY
Ingrains,
And ETt ry variety of low priced Carpeting.
IIEcCALLUX BROTHERS,
mean Ellt rec.
CARPETS.
OLIVER
3I'CLINTOCH
& COXPANY,
ECM=
For the Spring Trade,
Their Ny!mild AJSCIIiIntra of
NEW CARPETS,
Oil Cloths, Shades, &c.
Attetl.loll IS called to oar tine stock of
LIBIOIDELED TABLE ATE MITE CJIEBE
Great Decline' in Prices.
23 F.IX'.2.IEC
mn..n:1•1.3
NEW CARPET STORE
Just - Opening.
BOVARD, ROSE & COl 5
NO. 21 FIFTH STREET,
BECON I I/ FLI.MILL
We are Ater opening our FIRST STO4:IK
0001 CC, emorac log everything In the CARPET
LINE, from the beat European and American
manut
I ectitres to the commonest /temp Carpet.
A futt lne
• •
OIL CLOTSIN,
ININDOW SHADES.
'arum. FIATS.
STAIR RODS,
. •
and a completesortment of EIAN-O a yd
TABLE curr.m as
, At.
BOVARD, ROSE &
• I
21 FIFTH STAMM% (setiad
mhMiv74.l.l.wT over Flat. t Bell's.
.14 Ai 1/24
-
.A.IPPLII.J, 1.1387..
NOW ARRIVING
ilia Latest Purchase of the Season
MEM
LOWEST PRICES:
erravom •rsia WAR,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
Wilton and Velvet,
BOD r BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSE LS „
Best Two and Three-Ply Ingrain,
IJN.A.RING ROOMS.
LIBRAHIEII,
erul
DISINU 1100115.
Hall and Stair Carpets to Match,
W. offer r. , :r pn:rn,s• many nem land
pot torus, toAlell urr riot to bc
AND N OTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
WLNDOW BH&DES,
Cheap All-Wool Two-Ply Carpets
AT 81.00 to 81.25 PEII YAUD
Carpet and Curtain
UPHOLSTERY WORK
JONI PROEM Dl5 TEE BE STILL
AFFARLIND & COLLINS,
71 and 73 Fifth Street.
Next building to 'United (States Cut= tioueo
and rosiottlee. semid too,
TOBACCO. CIGARS, &c,
EKCELSIOR TOBACCO WORKS,
R. & JENKINSON.
Manufacturer., wholesale and retell dealers lo
o==
TOBACCO AND NEGABN.
No. 6 /EDEHAL STREET,
"MN door from Surpnisfon orldze.,
ALLEGII.Y . Cll - 1". -
Branch Store at Saler, Wale. ar:Vet
JOHN MEGRAW,
JkLanafactv:=Z6gna i l:r4 Retail
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
41.13 MCELINTD 1811.X.PLM70T.
• general agsortioant Smoking 7oaaoeck ISpeg r
Tobacco roach es atw.ys on •sad. nal , IA