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CITY ITEMS.
DputistrY. • 7 •
A 1 , 6240 Penn itraet, Drs. Sill s Gillespie.
M=l
Earlymezt week, at 'Masonic Hall Auction
Itoome, &land G 7 Fifth street, will be eold
peremptorily and without_ reserve, a large
apt elegant . assortment of magnifi
cent /Silver rimed Ware. The stook
romirriteti tke largest Tarlety ever offered
la tide city, amiss of tha beet 'quality and
irorktnatudl 111, from one of time largest East
ern minttfa•Corbis.' thti wares are all
first quality awl heavy platß. imrtietdesiz •
leg to piretwe a t io n . l4, not fell to attend
this sale, duo notice ot,whith will ho raven
ihmighoureolumns.- •
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• '.. ' 15e4; adiaillsoment • •
of Ginlgor d klteinirt's, 9a f . i . xll, DFYo; la
.11Vnilpp.ritoutik llonsettalg Bead' mit
-Auction.,
Thdepociel attention of den tic:ailed
to - the side of fomitare. hew nirpete and
household - grin% to be held by Ilmithson,
hbtrannoth Amalfi:in
House, igt and el girth etreot,ihls morning,at halt.hast atab Weloeln,ran hohaenold
goods; contlnnitig..at half-heat ',one o!elock
on nowcurtain:A furniture; also sOTerpl
family eowingt machines and . large. - plate
mirrors. liansekeepers will gad it to their
advantago to attond this We:- -7
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Elr.: FlomLug,. go. lfaWoodr atreet, -luta
1 list received 'e: largo asphlF of Hata and
Caps Wall the; 'Ahab styles, waslitlng of
Gent , / dna silk' and baraidnoro Hata; Gent's
dna Frenth folt nablOdeba'r-Belbiltha
area , . flat:mud; 'llig44 Shia Saxon:
mew. of Ladies. linta,ladromed and Ontrlm,
mcd, all of addelmlll bo sold at low figures
TUoro wanting anything la the: abase HZ%
will canal. Itr.FlomLug.a extonalro Bat slid
Cap Ilonso,'Ilo . ; in 'Whoa itreet.•
ASesiliidirartniinient •
or Gardner S inewarea,en drat pig°, to
Elarft liondred Dosen'Canned Pirate,
hreistables and Oysters at Anattao.
The .sposelnl 14013th:on or dealers. hotel,
loardbindloase andrestnarant keeper/Nand
randlltailictallochloirds - sale by smlttlan,
Paltrat rdikeld '67 Fait , street, on
Fri4almOrliteg;44l6 l / 4 10ck.nif4446041
are slarranted fresh, Sound, and in elenn
packages, and rlll be sobl,ln quantatleslo
Satind*Sitliesiteni far particular*:
Cle"to Chtotifintliwwillar P 1,1 4 014
The; host Cordnated and dowdiest Hostan•
rant and kihainettediiii . fethe city, for a
Meal fit for a jklaii, at the most reasonable
of prices., lL Q ltzhelmsr hnows how toaster
to tho hungry zutillons, and it le no Wonder
that tho Continental, next door to the roe
ofa,e4l-ball such an eßfeTec3blPatForatile•
REEI=2
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To retailers o[ Dry CU:Sidi:We ores great
nducements, having a full stock which we
sellit-the haricot cestirn Osaft'vrieSs and
cut goods in any length at the piece price.
• -; 'S. W. BAWL= b Co. -
; • CS Biarket'Street.
: • Bee Adicrilsemasit. •
Of Gardner ft Stawful.'4,ou. lliai Dag t, to
so•uulb Gazette. • -
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A fresh supply or Crosse and Blackwell's
Lemons, Packles and Mustard. Also very
choice Layer Baleen, luiperlaTatul Turkey
rrimca;STUTrlse VIM ae.. au, Will be bid
at the' lowest market price, at No. /I 2 Fed.
oral *treat, Allegheny. "
COOL A110.41pirklIIIII"
In at . Holttholmer'a:popular ConU
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nehtal Saloon, next door to the Poet °Mei
t on Fifth street., for a glue of good old ale,
or aparkllng Catawba trlne.!'
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And sell for easO,Oorequently bay cheap
soil of course can sarord to lOU Cheap--
OPEIIA UOIM &lox 82YEL'
A good pair& Mathew Ccuagrete. attic (logo
Gated!, stylish • artlolo, for one dollar a pstg.
• ~ Qegaiillogor. Boma again.
. .14pe:Adverrilsposeat
of Gardriei - dlithwaiVis, bri fleet liege
fieesonsOle Soots sad Shoes.,
At unprantsbin prices to nome.in rant, many
dOnletn, at tfie Opera Honao ShoeMnro.
Empty Shea Cases
For eslo•, Cellar is fall of them.
Ormea Horse 81105 850111.
• Few Goods •
For selef store mfoll of them.
, .
Oriel 11011,12 8808 131.0811.
Gents CaltDoots,
Best aasartanentini tho city ....•
. - OissgA liocer, &eon &roma.
See Advertinement •
Of. Gardner 2b . Stewart's, on tint rage, in
to•day's•qa;ctin.' , •
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Pura Drugi:
Pure Diugatt.. PLUM, Drugs!,ll Puro Druie!lll
as Kalil & Dru;titAllegiteuy.
- ion can any
Foreign Upon of all Maas at Joseph IL
Finch's Distillery; No. 183. 151.. 193 arall.9B
, See Advettlsement
Of tivadner Btoweti , a,"ei :diet page; In
u.ans's 0.241 e. -
• Tou Con. BuS
98 p 9; coemt. Alcohol st, Joseph /WWI%
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, Yon Una Bu 7
Now Ilbirs at Jowl& 11:111aolo...
The s intentied 10 die lr..pe — ti
tion against
the reCcasstructicnt act, on behalf Axtan•
sus, has bein abandoned, the Governor of,
that Mate litinklag an adverse - decision
would result unfavorably to the interests
of his constituents. Mr. Charles O'Connor
expreo.t himself aa thoroughly satisfied
that arCidjeription will be issued to red
train the execution of the reconstruction
measures, ad against the parties embraced
by the Georgia bill; and declares that the
Court cannot evade. the quusticra without
disgrace. The Sot:thorn States have the
same constitutional Mates as before the
war; that to maintain that status was the
object of the - war, as repeatedly resolved by
Congiees itself, and it Is as Idle tar enyper.
son or power now to ignore that tact, as it
woulcl be .to question the result. -On the
other hand, Mr. Caleb Cushing advances the
opinion that:the injunction august issue
neatest the Secretary of War any more
Ahem it= against the President himself;
been use the official acts of that:Semetary
are the executive acts of the President,
and the Secretary Is the =eel:alio agent of
the i'reeldcat..:nonce it is, that the Courts
have &twain hold that ,writs of Manila"
WWI will not lie to compel the beads of any
tisecetivo Pepsrtment to do any act: the
poiforummee of which is within their 021-
Tho, arrest in the cue or Joseph_ B.
Daniel Drew, suagi Fisk -ft Daiden,
for &Liggett fraud in coenection with the
Erie Itailrdad stock wan vacated
on Tuesday by Iroise 'Barnard, of the New
Toth Supremo
. Court, on the ground that
ono partner, cannot obtain an order of lir
rmt agakiat his copartners for Milani to
pay over We sham of the profits, and that
the plaintiff , ' remedy is by an mitten for
noigagootinting. The condition Is also stip-
Mated that the defendants are - not to sue
the plain=
The Tone at the Chicago muncipal elect
tlon, on Tctsadly, was less than 93,000. The
Republican candidate for Mayor was elect
ed by a majority of 3,033, and.. the Counclt
stands twenty-four Republicans and alga
DollidOirlds•
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VOLUME LXXXI
MST
ONE-O'OLOOK. A. M.
WASHINGTON.
The Tenure of Office
CORRESPONDENCE ON TNE,SUSJECT
, vernment Depository Robbed
GEORGIA INJUNCTION. CASE.
Goy. 'Morton Addresses the
Colored People. • •
3IILITARY PRO3IOTIONS AND AP
POINTHENTS • CONFIR3IED.
By Telegraph to tholiana (halite.]
WAIIIIINOTOII, Apr]] 17, MT.
SRS rr66116 011/101 VASTER.
The President today replied to the rest..
.pillonsif the Senate calling for copies of any
official °Dinkins which have been given by
the Attorney General, the Esthettor of the
Treasury or any ether Wilmot the Govern
ment, ou the isitirprotatioa - of the' act el'
Congress regulating the tonere of •orepte
especially In regard to the appointments
by the PreSiderd daring theXecess of Con
gress. This .resolution having been refer..
red to the Secretary of the Interior, Seem.
Iw, of State, Secretary of - Ifox; Attorney
Giumtal'and Postmaster General; their. selV..
orally. repert.they.have sliest no opinion
upon the onbjedt. The Soiretary of the
Treasury, &mover. in his reply submits a
tratirorlpgof &letter. addressed by him to
the Solicitor of that deportment together
With Ms reply. •
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Those contain all the informstion.he has
on the ant:deed Secretary Metolleeh 'writes
to tho geueitor March fid: in TilVir of the
*edibility ,'that the
. commissions of
the chief onicera. of customs at . the seg.
end porta may, within a few days, expire
by Constitutional . limits/Ifni ..be-fore sue.
meteors tine been appOinted, I hire the
honor to request -your opitiloults to what
legal prorisione exist for the Mimtnistr.
Lion Of the duties of Ofllams of 'Collector,
Naval Offices awl Surveyors, daring the
time one or more of teem aro vacant, after
the expiration of the couirOusslona of "the
present Incumbents, and in view of the
imminence of tho emergenCY, I Wank' rn.
'quest the favor of an early - reply.
The Solicitor of the Treasury, on the .7th
of Ifarob, replies that no distinct or clear
provision lima been made by Congress on
the subject - . At first view It would seem to
be a means *misses. and that Mikes would
mianalb vacant, or In abeyance, - until new
appointments could too made.. This would,
howevoribo a public calamity. Such Mikes
must, as a matter of necessity, be constant.
ly filled, as the duties are to oo performed
clay by day sod. are different from most
other °Meseta tido respect. • La view of this
- fact It is not to be presumed that Congress
intended.- to .o=lb—.l-. .provlsion for
the exigency. but, ba -the, Other band.
mouldered such a provision actually made.
Ininany eases the Illft.prO•lank In torsos
thaVan officer ones appointed. shall. bold
Mace until a successor be qualified; but no,
express proVisionof thathind Is made hare.
Again, at common law, certain °Mears aro
held from necessity to hold over In this
-wanner.' But this has nut, / 1,41114190; bean
the usage of our government in relatlion to
the °Moss Do question. Tho act of Much
SO; 1877, empowered collectors. with
the approbation of the. Secretary, to
appoint deputies, and declared such
depett~ should
Abaep°fflu,rulr.‘'l.,VbauTPlioe-
Shathaw of his PrinCipal, as general rule,
and Ws tenure of office °sues with that of
. .
the Collector. The act alluded to, howev
er, seems to change the general rule to a
certain extent, and mate the deputy', of
flee a distinct one, In some respects at least.
It may be (long?. as intended he should act
In the exlgencrylnrinestion. I am, by ,no
mesas, clear on the point, yet the absence
of any other, provision. and in view of the
public nooessitya recommend that vides
thorize the special Deputy Collector to act.
DEM the same reasoning does not strictly,•
apply to the . deputies of.. Naval Dinners
end'hurveyors„ whose respective coinnils=
alone have expired; but convenience
game the same rule, and In the absence of
other provisons 1 think -you. may:be war.
rented in following - it.' I have tile honor
to be,
[Signed.) EDWARD JODI:MAI,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
Hon. 11. McCirm.ocii,
Secretary of Treasury.
ax-GOT. JORNATO3OII OADZ.
TREAVUDY DRI.ADTKMM
fioricrron's Corinne, March 26, 1867. )
Bac 1 have received through Kr. Creery
your verbal request for toy op mien on cer
• .
din questionsrelating to the oftice 'of Col
lector of Customs at Philaderprid. It ap
pears that Mr. Johnston received from the
President is tomporarY aPPOlntineht. daring
the /recast prior to the last session. of the
Senate, and a nomination for ariermanent
specie: meat during the sessionothich nom
ination wu,rehicted. So Mr. Johnston'.
term exPlratt at the 'end. of the session,
whereupon, no other nomination having
been made, the-Secretary of the Treasury,
In orderto avoid a total-enspension of the
functions of the Collector, .direeted
Myer, special - deputy of the into Collector,
to perform the duties of the once for too
time being. The questions propounded to
tee are: whether, under the circumstances,
the Secretary can now remove
Myer and appoint a successor, or devolve
the dtitiesof the officenpon another? Wboth
or Ito could do so during the recess of the
Scuitte I And llnallY, Who, in cad of the
the death or resignation of Mr. Myer, could
perform the duties, and by whose authori
ty 1 In reply, I have to say I think you
have the power to - remove Mr. liver for
good cause. adhering public interest , either
now or during the recess of the Semite, and
In the event, of such removal. his compe
tent for you to designate some one of the
other deputies of the Collector to perform
the duties of the cad. think .00 same
action would be proper y incase of the
in deathma
or resignation Dix. Mer. Perhaps, .
/sing ouch:designation, it wooM be adviser
hie to select the oldest • deputy, pro
'shied • there were no special - reasons
to • the contrary. These powers are .not.
conferred on you by any express provisions
from the im
of the law, perative Out they seemty of avoldtng to me to retail.
dual suspension of the functions imposed
upon you to superintend the collection of
revenue.. It is, perhaps, proper for me to
add, that I have road this letter to the At
torney General, andhe concurs mthe views
tt expresses. I have the tenor to be.
V r e t r 4 re as s o Pe J e o t ean fully str ,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
non. ii. McCodoon . •
• Beereeary of the Treasury.
COLOILID rood.' ADDISEISILD.
The colored people of Georgetown and
!suede:en% village, who celebrated the an.
niveraary of emancipation in the District
of Columba, to-day, wore addressed by
lasydr WeleN and others, Govan= Mor
ton, of Indaus, In the course of his speech
raid the - ate war was begun for the perpet
uation of slavery, brit Providence ordnined
that It ;Mould result In the destruction of
slavery and the enfranchisement ,of tee
whole colored race. The colored. people
wore now called upon fur their Totes, and
opposing partieswonld claim thulr and:
Magee. end it would be a matter of import
:knee to tee entire country- how them
votes were cast. They mast. Inquire who
were their friends in the plat, who gave
them liberty flat, and the right of suffrage
am-ward/4j When; they/answered these
eitiestionathey meet easily determine how
to vote. The orator Pr...ad upon his audi.
tore lute importance of education sal in
dustry toot them for the discharge of all
the duties of citizens. The great example
of Congress, in making universal mdfiage.
rules Wall the
In
State., sod meet
now be followed in the Northern hates. lie
Slake ball an hour, and was frequently in
terrupted by applause. In conclusion he
laid, the event obey were celebrating must
ever
from reat ono in their lives, an they
mustit learn to love liberty asspm
mole and man inheritance due to all, with
, out distinction of race or color.
- Malt . ..any neentinaligre.
Brevet Brigadier General Ma/errand ass
signedto duty in charge of the Eighth diva.
Goa, Quartermaster General's ofiloe;
Met General Barton is Assigned to duty
Chief Quartermaster of the Third Military
District, at Atlanta; Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel Pierce Is assigned to duty as Chief
Quartermaster, of the Fourth - Military Die.
tract, at Little Bock; Brigadier Generale C.
IL Hoyt. and A. P. Blunt are appoint
ed Captains and Assistant Guertermuslore;
ItrnriAl)
---NO. 90
Brent Brigadier General L. B. EMU, on de
tached duty ea a member of the New York
Examining Board, vice Brevet Colonel Dye,
ordered to his regiment in the Department
of the Platte. •
The Senate has imnflraiedtTbomas Sward',
George H. Croesman, David IL Tinton and
Lovell H. Rousseau to be Major Generals by
brevet, and James A. Congdon, Calvin Otis,
Hobert E. Patterson, Joseph H. Cieisy and
Alexander (laminar to be Brigadier Gen
erals by brevet. '
mixture Aortae nesourr.
Tile police made a descent on another
gambling house last night, capturing four
teen mon, olooelcs and other apparatus.
xv!asyxmo!' OUL
A motion will be made In the Supreme
Court to-morrow to bring op the Georgia In.
Junetlon case Immediately, by waiving the
sixty any role Of Court In relation to
subpamaa.
COLLIKTOA ST raly.asnrink.
Tbo Philadelphia representatives and
Senator Cameron have agreed to tho eon
lirrnation of Colonel itosoph . L,'Csiks as Cot•.
lector Of Philadelphia: • -
DSKOISTRATION OVOOLOEIDriOrti
Tboso colored associations irtdoh did cot
parade yesterday, altoruotus, aro out to -dap.
making quito c display.' -."
The Senate win probably pais siroaoltv.
Lion deolaring the Austrian mnralon not
vacant,
ocOntaawatrr a Er OSIS tow =armor 0100,000.
TheSeerotary of the Treasury received a
telegram that thie. /Int ltraUonal flattle_of
Selma, Alabama, a Government depository,
was robbed on Monday night or CAM.
GOV. CO/G1.015‘15' LIAVAI OP AMINO.
:The leavo of absence)flecn Governor Cum.
Mingo, of Colorado, on the let of December,
bad boon emended to the 47th of April, be.
comae of Ile neceoetty et tux attendance In
WiehtextOn, relative to Indian affair* of
Colorado.
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.2fOXTIATIOnS 00,./I%IIIID.
The Senate hia.eoultrmed the toilowing
.nmntrttheyet
Consul, John IL .lintalwaXo, of COlorado
Torritory,st Hassan°. .;
• Jolla IL Goldaborongh to be Commodore
In the Nary, on aeltle list, vice llcary E..
/1011, promoted.
Benjamin 13.: Reilly, principal Clerk ot
Public Lands
in General Load 011 ice, vivo'
Daniel IL Blaster, term expired.
Collector Interned Iterenun, Logan 11.
Root; Pirst.Dietrict.. Arkansas.
Postmasters—Georg° C. Tieberior, Des
Moines. Iowa; J. J. Matthews Lyons, lows;
Alexander Boca!, Toledo, 051 0..
Brevet Major Honore] silos Casey,
Sensual Colonel: • ..
Lorenzo Sitgreaves and John IL Rime;
house, or, Netr-rcuAl, Commissioners under
act to reimburse the State of Ohio for Mo.
'nape eannnded !Or the United. States la 'ems
rolling, equipping and PrOMlioning Mili
tary forces.
John 'l. Phelps, of DlLesouri. Jamee C.
Robinson and Prank Wolford, of Kentucky,
Comnilssioners under the act to reimburse
Indiana for monies expended forth! United
Slates for similar purposes.
NOXIVATIION. I[3I2CTID.
The Senate rejected the following noel
n talons: Aeseesor of Interne] liercuue—
Ed ward 8. Drais, Fourth. District, Wiscon
sin..
Surveyor, of Vustoms—Joseph McConnell,
11.1treelFrii4.,11111eMelolGa.
Naval oMcer,Alfrett Gilmore, for PEW
adelphia.
.11772.11t11 COIIET
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The argument of tho prizo cone of tho
schooner Grey Jacket was proceeded with,
but not osneladide Tociiorrow will be mo•
tion day, as the court will not sit on Good
Friday.
LATE 13:131,C35ED 'MEWS
[By Telegraph to th•rlttabg4.6 Gazette.]
Thd Timm' Ppecial says: The .IsPDollit
meet of L. V. Bogy, late Commissioner of
Indian /Calm. as a general Indian Agent
to make treaties. purchase and chip sup•
tales, etc., will be further investigated by
the Seriatim it turn out that in this cepa°.
ity Sir. Bogy virtually assumes all the du !
tiesof the Commissioner, and that officer
finds himsalf merely a cipher In his own
Department. Mr.ltogyia now la Hew York
making purcluisesof goods for the Indian
service, and exercising authority fof which
it is alleged thereto not a shadow of right,
and without won a record of -
me* to be found le the Indian service.
Tim iron moulders of Cincinnati are on_w .
strike and Sour hundred out of omploy.
The high stage of water in the Platte ris ,
er be causedgroat damage to the Omaha
branch of the Pacific Railroad, causing the
stoppago of trains. Torts miles of the
track wu end.* :water; emit bridles 90 ,
badly damaged as to be soldered mode.
Trains on the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad, through lowa, were also unable
to run inconsequence of high water.
The nomination ofJames B. Dingbarn, as
Marshal for the Western District of Ten•
nessoe,has bun rejected by the Senate.
The Ohio Legislature adjourned sires . ate
ExAlovernoi itilmore died at Concord,
Now liatopshire,yeetorday afternoon, after
a lingering and painful illness, aged -Itfly
five years.
Five thousand dollars worth of smog.
glut Muir* and ableell were seised an Mon
day night, on Pookuilstand, near Pc=thuld,
Maine, by the United States auttioritleAl .
Dr. Abranaros, who died soddenly A few
days ago, at New Sorkileft nearly& Whole
forttoto of AlOO,OOO to varlonscluirttente in
stitutions.
The steamers Java, City of New Tork and
Tripoli. sailed for Europe pm Corday. They
took no specie..
George Dawson has withdrawn from the
mananement of the Albany (at. Y.) Jammed.
The Grand Jury of New Dark have dia.
charged Dr. Beskleyand Mrs. Cole,eharged
with producing the Limbed:abortion. the
evidence being inslidiclent for' an lading
meat. -
John W.Linni,ex.Congresaman, has been
nominated. for Postmaster at Brooklyn.
The miners' strike at Dover, New Jersey,
Is ended, and all the mines will be to opera.
lion on llonday, the strikers going to work
at the old prices.
A Washington letter to the Now York Zr...
press base rumor that secret negotiations
amides on for thefrumexation of BOIL*
tO tholJnited Bates.; It is probably us.
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nerd.
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The. Raleigh *Lienfiriet reports that :two
freed woman, awned Mary and Becky Col.
Iles, mother and daughter.burned to death
a child of four years, nephew of one and
grandam of the other• bee:Luso, as they,
lege, the child's mother had' come took and
=detain a devil. This occurred-1n MOM!
Tile Demooratletleket,with the exception
Of two &Warman, was elected at Caning',
Illinois. on Tum Way
The Richmond- Douse, in Chicago. WAS
sold at auction yesterday for, PAM. D. J.
Lake was the purchaser,
STATE NEWS.
Arcadian* dis Lebanon Salley lialfiOSMS
—Troops from CA Barracks for
Sew Mexico iloperlatenciens of
Moldier* , 'Orpheus. nehoolx-Boom
In the Susquehanna Broken.
[ B 7 Telegraph to the rlttebmple tessethei)
Ilempespao, April 17.—The Now York
Napress tram op the Lebanon Valley Nall
read struck a market wagon at Rutherford
station,while crossing the Track, killing
Abraham Ylegrt and severely Injuring Ms
Two hundred and sixty soldiere. under
Captain Leo and Lieutenant Vernon, from
Carlisle barracks, DaBMA here to-day on
their way to New Mexico.
The Governor has appointed Colonel G.
F. McFarland. who lost ids leg at Gettya.
burg, Superintendent of the Soldiers , °s
pinosa' Schools under the new law..
frudasmaroar, Pa., April , 17.—Ten spans
of -tae boom at thia Place; on the went
branch. of the Susquehanna river, is broken,
an d a large quantity of logs are running
by. The river is fourteen feet nigh anti
still rlelog.
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FOUR 0
FROM
Prussian Constitution Adopted.
AN AMERICAN SNIP LOST•
Financial and Commercial
By Telegraph to the Ihttabargh Rarette. /
GERMANY.
NATIONAL CONSTITUTION LDOTTLO.
1300010. April 17.-Tito National Coast!.
Seaton, •so long under debate. has beets
adopted. Toe Polish members protested
against the notice of Parliament...lOn tee
result being made known lunanlmona•
ly rani/nod.
Exama, April 17.—Evening—Parllament,
this evening, adjourned without day.
sum 11TELLIO.NCE.
SOCITHASIITOS. April 17.—The DWILMer
Snouts arrived last eventrig. •
lavanroca, Aprill7.—The eh Lp Derby from
San Francisco, arrived to-day. The Ameri
can ship President Ellmore, from Glasgow
for how York; has been lest. lodate or
other pniticulars.
Loewe, April 17.--Conaols 61; Erie 37%
Central76%;.Siveavrentles ex-divi
dend 7IX.
• r/LiMIL/ORT, April 17.—Evening—llaited
States bends. 76%.
M;;IM;;;Mi
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Ltizaroot., April 17rEean4np.—The Cot.
ton Market. cloaca extremely heavy, with a
downward tendency and priced have de
clined folly yd. The .des did not exceed
11OW Pales; =ladling uplands /IN'; Orleans
38112 d. Manchester market for good.
and yarns are very dull and depresatul.'
I:maaroot.,Aprllli—Ereniny—llrenasturra
quiet arm unchanged. Provision. unchang•
ed, except Bacon which has declined to as.
Petroleum—redned declined to ls.el in hi
par galidn. •
AWIWZIIT. April l7—Ecraing—lleilned Pe
troleum 4t4.10. per bbl. .
[lty ateutner.)
QTIIIIIIOX. ,
A Iterllro telegram of the 4th of April
says: Lutelltgenct, received horo irom
fugue announces that the Dutch, govern
meat officially informed the l'russlan Cat.
Met that the sale of Luxemburg has not
yet been effected, and 14411 not be earshot]
out without the eotsentotrruula.
. .....
The London Times says it Is a disgraloo to
the Preach statesmen that the Luxemburg
scheme should ever hava.been entertained.
France will show her deference for Euro
pean opinion by abandooing this 11.1. omened
negotiation, which would not only unite all
Germany sgalnet her but break off the in
timate friendship which preyed!, between
her and other German powers.
A Paris telegram of the Sth says the
French tiorrornment, baa still under tonal&
oration the question of the evasion of Lou.
ember' to France. It considers the en.
ents entered Into by the IClng of UM.
Fl ' uVt r bLuding for him to withdraw Wlll3-
out the consent of Prance,
Lord Stanley, In thief some explana
tions in the Commons, said tbaconsent of
the King of Gotland was, from the first,
made Conditional upon that of the people
orl..xembUrg. and also epos the consenter
Proses,. lie strongly doubted whether the
consent of Premier would be given, and
if thme condition., were not fulfilled
the . transaction will fall to the
toound. lin had returned a reply
that effect to Prussia. lie had since
learned from the official representative of
the King of the Netherlands that the nego
tiations were at an end. Lord Stanley said
ho had not ocateldered di necessary on the
part or the Government to communicate
with Gotland and Franee on the eutdect.
The new Frets:en loan of thirty millions
of tinders is to provide a fresh 'apply of
arms and menitioss of war.
raocassices OF tax CIIZNFLOTID.
An extraordinary procession pused
through theprincipal struts of London, on
llle fourth , consbtlng of about one thou.
sand persons out of employment and 1 trio
on charity. They conducted itheinselros In
an orderly manner.
Advlces from the West COast of Africa,
State that a war has broken out between
the two oppmtlng tribe.s of savages. In
which several of the New Ca labor tribes
were made prisoners by the enemy, and
roasted and eaten by the other side. •
I==M=!
FROM lIRGIRIL
Meiling . of lbe Itepeblieno Kanto Com•
wooden—AdJeorsuziesill Till Today.
RICHMOND, April 17.—The Republican State
Convention met at noon to-day to the Afri
can Cherub. George Ilye, of dbenandoah, ,
Won • chosen temporary Chairman. Two '
hundred and ten counties are represented
rectly, end nearly all in tile State by
proxy.. John liawkainst, of Fairfax, nu
chosen permanent Presidents Ten Vico
Presidents, including ilunnieut; Lech and
McKenzie, of Alexandria, and throe colored
men were chosen; oleo three ,Bocreteries.
one colored. A white committee on organ-
Suable • ma chosen. Years Word expressed
that some democrats would come here to
spoil the convention. Ilx. Ilunnicut and T.
orrway, of Now Tort, made Inflemstory
1 1=1 1 :1:degiTnTrig:: pay, l at lent fo rOOO
rty
dollars per month. •
The e oin adjourned tin to-morrow.
Ther will be a moos meeting in Capitol
Square Loom error night. The cltizena don't
seem to tale
much notice of the presence,
of the convention and Moro is no bad feel-
United States Senate—Entro Session.
(Brreleirsilk to the Tlttsbnigli Oaietta.)
WAMILI(O2OX. April 17. lec7.
Mr. Anthney offered a resolution that the
Limo of adjournment tine die be further
extended until Friday at four r. a.
Mr, Sumner susgested Saturday. •
The subject, lies over.
On motion of Mi. Yessenden, It was
-• Resolved, That a Committee of three be
appointed to revise the rule of the Satiate
and report thereon at the next session.
The Prandent appointed Messzi..Antier
ny, Pomeroy and Edmunds each Commit.
Mr. Anthony, from the Committee on
Printirig,reportod tiler resolution adOnted
providing for the printing of one thousand
additional ixrplev of the bankrupt act, for
the use of the Supreme Court.
Frelingliersen offered a resolution in
structing the Committee on Agriculture to
Inquire and report at the next session what
means can be deemed to make the nicricul-
Aural department more Whalen:. Adopted.
The Sonata then went Into Executive nes.:
BUM,
Great Mood ha site Des Deletes Itiver. l
MY Telesis; h to the Pittsburgh listetwo
Camino, April 17.—A special from Des
Holum, lowa,says the Des Moines illyer
rising rapidly and doing groat damage.
large portion of the city. is under water:
The bridge on Court avenue was carried
away this morning,
with two MEM, who ,
were on-the piers. It is reported that a
great rise tram Melting shows far to tho.
north has net reached- , , that point. if so,'
there will be great destruction of property
in that section, as the water is now within
slow inches of high water mark.
' Ship DUllatelra OIarSCIIIO COltlit,
illy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh hasettita
Bak Fnanotsco, April 16.—Tbe ship Blue
Jaeket; hence April let for Liverpool, with
1,803 tons of wheat, retnrn•d yeeterOnY
leaking badly. 'she experienced a heavy
chargedhe Stb, 10th and llth. Sheoa die.
ber cargo On the The
schooners Mendocino and 'Josephine,. Will
ant were wrecked near alendoeino on the
wrecked April. The liner Jolineen Woe also
on the sa u te at Navarro river
and all hands lost.
Sew 'Week InglidatureAlanklng
golly—Sew York and Brooklyn
'runnel llornpan.T..
ALB A i l A r t :. Y.. April 17,—The Assembly
relines the Superintendent of the Sank.
Inc Dap eat to - enquire whether any
savings bank le this Stele Imo expended a
larger sum thadlts sondes on 'hand In the
erection of a banking hones.
A bill was reported to Moon/mute the
?few York and Brooklyn Tunnel cowpony.
Suicide Of gni ex.ll*yor.
fey Telegraph terse Pittsburgh °netts.)
Ciameara.m, Q,, April - IL—Major John A.
Gooesoo. formerly n member of the Ken
tucky Butte lienate, and for many icor 3
Mayer of Covington, Ey, commutes
able th.lay. Deceased was DEMO f-r Our
years Old. No cause assigned. •
Ardhbl.bopapaldingDangeroula7
illy Telearepti to the rittebarpn darette.]
Ilacrixona April 17.—Arch Bishop M.J.
ppapting, of tpo cllooeho of Baltmore, pri
mate of the Unitod States, la ly i ng danger
°wily ill of indentation of the bowels and 11
la feared the diaease may prove fatal.
• •
De'llilos; beta norther having/set Itk on Che
I
Ath and sth, they ha 4 to' be burled n the
'l'he supply of witet esue cot off, and there
was no beet, vegetable% frail, or fuel. The
people Were living on salt provisions, ob.
tamed from vessels. General Tobrado had
given up the tank of doted/ding the city, Ind
.LOLLI4OIII now eonitnanote.
The Imperial Prefecteoritlnnes to caps.
trine all the adherents et Juarez.
The capture/sr Pueblo. by Porte° Diaz is
confirmed. , The capture was celebrated by
the besiegers of Vera Cruz; and, ibis said,
by the United States misfooltwar.
Escabedo , s threes are nimortell to number
Nl,OOO. and the Imperial Comes 13,We. It is
reported that Maximilian solicited a los,
pennon of hostilities preparatory tit the
adjustment of terms of capitulation. Rs,
cabeito referred to Juarez, at Ban Luis Po.
ton, though Juarexhi previous orders' were
to accept no capitulation, save at d 1130 1 .0.
lion, and then to conduct Maximilian to
San Luis Pommies a pristlmer.of.war.
&steamer had arrived at Tampico' from
Now York, with guns and ammurdtion, and
Is being armed to lid In the siege of Vera
Blicabeil ft Issued' a - circular 'reiterating
that all foreigners captured fighting against
the republic bo executed.
Maximilian ordered zut Republican 10 be
shot without a prances* order from his
besdquartins.
hptva Dion reports liaximillati at
tb e capitol; having left Melia beeloging_Ew
cobodu SiurLuts retold, and that 'Mira.
mon and Li . istillo Wore before Unadalajara,
having obtained continued triumphs over
the Revolutionists. The story is Improba.
The reported rapture of the gpaulth
steamer Montezuma, by the R. B. Cuylor,
proves a eanarg, the Montezuma havinar
rived at Santiago. The nnyier was at Ba nta
Martha at last aneunts, flying the Colum
bian liag.
sore ellotalsalppl Levees to Danger—
Great teuMirtsg L Lweilstatta.
tßiTelseraph to Me gittseargh flasette.)
New °amuse. 17.—Information bas
been obtained that the Fivers and Water.
100 levees are In imminent danger, and
that labor cannot be obtained for want of
money.
There is much meffering in the overflowed
districts of West Louisiana.
Resignation ACceptod—Vocaney rifled
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gesette.7
Peoria:act. IL 1., Aprll 11.—Tba corpora
tion of Drownle llolverslty, to-day, accept.
Mt rho rnetitualJon of Dr. Sears, es Proals
dent and elected Martin R. Anderson, now
President of Rochester University hit suc
cessor. It le not known whetter t 6 Prods
dent will swept.
Railroad Accident. to lowa..
By Townrutu the Yltabaigh Ilssett.)
Elrlimmen, lowa, April 17.—T0-day 1 In
ward bound train en the Mc:Ganger and
We.,tern Itallrmut turned *math over an
embankment, killing 31r. riglit,of Austin,
and toren:ay Miming saveral others.
Plre •t 10. Lords.
City TeTegsso It to the rittmha tRD st mutt e. I
Sr. Lorna, dprll It—The tacuriry arid
nt.hlno shop or N. Raynor, on the levee
Itettroon Almon/ and bpsnen samba, Wm
dal:nut:od by tiro this morel log to thetunOnsit
or .15,u14 Losorod toy 1040011.
Accident at AC/marry.
:By Telegrßph to the rittabe , kb lieeet te.
:frets° rt‘co, liksa.. April 17.-4. teOrtolon
of tbo rock of Breenlrs tahrbloAlthrky at
Weet Mehl:bridge ' toll. thts alloft4ooti and
killed 800 workm an.
•
Memphis Market.
[Br Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Oarette.j
Mgt/rata, April l:.—Cotton dull and an.
changed; recelpta, ti, bales; eriXtrlA Mh
buten: cart weak and unchanstod. lisp
loner, 13.:01.5. flour unehanged. Other
markets unchanged! •
Myer Telegrams,
(Dr Telegraph to the rituborst. Ossetic]
(Ott. CITT, Anrll 17.—rarer aloe feet and ,
stationery. Llear and pleasant.
itsatruns, APrll 17.—Itlyer rose 3 Inches.
I=
—The tax levy of Baltimore for 1867 lo
$I 40.
—An abundance of frult'ut Promised 121
In the eastern States.
—The Society of Friends Is reviving lo
Englund. Too Friends at present number
16.1x0.
—rre.sldent Linisoln Nu been made th
subject or a prize Doom D 9 the rrenthAead
emlolens.
—A paper mill has been erected at Golden
City,Colonuickwhictt will tura out paper by
the let of Juno.
—The Jews are contemplat log the estab
lishment of at Insurance company In New
York, with a large capital.
—Tae public property of the city of Cleve.
land amounts to fl. 7I 71, weriprlalog
school-houses:water 'sotto, at.
—The people of Montana am getting up
an invitation to Professor Amulet. to visit
them as a plait of the tartitory.
•
-• • -
—lt Is estimated that tiIOCO are 2,300 pro
fessional thieves to the metropolis of which
number 2,100 are males and 400 malce.
—Annie Durham a seamstress. of St.
Louts, cut her thro at last Saturday because
thew:ad not catil on honest hung.
x-000 - hundred - man are at work at the
bridge now being erected across the Kle
mm river at Kansas- Missouri.
—Mt. St. tiles. In Residan Americo, the
highest peak In North America. is others, arg
to no as a perch for the American eagle.
• —North Carolina has followed the ox.
ample of some other southern States In
Passing a law punishing hone stealing with
death.
• —A. llontsna paper says: "The mortalltY
or the HOlCtllkieextraorillnarhy good• Only
17 men were knital during' the peat two
weeks." •
—Numerous Indian outrages are reported
neatly
and the Now Orleans Maas sum.
newly begs the government to so w n
more
tray
—The several cottOrr mills In Petersburg,
We., have consumed lilt bales of cotton in
the mauulacturo of goods Sinop the begin.
fling of the year.
—Nearly three thousand Uwe of black
hand iron ore have been shipoed over tbe
Mill Creek itallroed glace Its disedrery ta
Schuylkill county.
—ft letter from Egypt states that the gen.
-era' opinion seems to be that more land
will be under cultivation Of cotton man
there was last year.
Britith msoelation, exploring to Pal
estine, has dteooVerod what is supooaod to
be be the eyaaltainto which was 4allowOdh7
ouraavioat'a Pmence•
—The Atlantis Metal, at Nerirkart, which
has been used for two or throe yang as a
Naval Academy, is to be zee-opened to the
public the condor seamen. 1
—There are every year 11:111tuuna EEO hone
fain, held In I ha localities. The averag e
number of those animals offered there for
tale over: year is calculated at 263,010.
—Over two thousand men have been
thrown out of employment in Beaton by the
prohibitory law,And dye hundred , storms
are placardedf'to let , ! from the same canoe.
—An organ grinder, while peacefully pup.
suing bin vocatiOn. Wed .atonal to death by
ten boys in the village of Jamaica, Long
island; a few days ago. The boys have been
arrested.
. ,
—A number or Now Bedford whalomen
engagedtly Balled iOr 07pettlIngen,t0 bo
ae oincora on board loeland stoma
whaling vonseo, whhah aro being fitted at
Copenhagen.-
•
—The evldenoe of ammo now on trial at
Now York showed that a cotton manufactur
ing firm in that oily used blank lead, sand
and rook stone to gwo gloss and watight to
their production.
—Warren Haynes a negro, has last been
released ftou jau In Nashville, Wham he
has bean Iniprisoned since December, 1t65.
Neither the present jailor nor sheriNknew
an hang at tho canso far which he was
originally imprLioned. -
•
The officer who killed the burglar Mon
sant, In Williamsburg, le receiving numer•
Gus ovations at the hands of the citizens of
his district- Tile manager. of an opera
house gave him a benefit on Friday night,
and a handsome testimonial will bo presen
ted to him next Tnesday. •
—Niblo's Garden had a very narrow OP
Cape from destruoticua the other night, dur
ing the performance of the Black Crook.
The scenes caught fire, but were promptly
extinguislual with wickets of water that
happened to be at hand, otherwise the
whole theatre would have boon in • blaze
In Ere minutes. -
.
—At the last meetine of the Lycerna of
Natural Ilistory, in Now York. the Pratt.
dent called attention to a circular signed
by Admiral Parragut, President Barnard,
Mr. Blunt and others. in pursuance of a de.
sign to erect ait Washington *monument to
the memory of Alexanter Dallas Bache,
and solletting snlweriptions of all American
citicena desirous of manifesting their sense
of the exalted worth of that greet man. The
enbioot received the favorable attenti• • of
the members, and Itera 'VII P., tate to
secure subscriptions, •
EEO
and most re
, Market Be
eau, anti be
.s.tostrophs—
Coroner's In•
ire Into the
'ens:sylvan%
kullroad, peat last Sunday
week; resumed don" of wit•
lIIMSOII last evening at the Mayor's ounce.
Tho examinntion was conducted by J. W.
Risidell,T.sq. 'The substance of featlzacely
elicited is as follows
Thomas McHastert, sworn—Live in the
Village of Turtle Creek, and know the point
whore tno accident occurred; IL II In JULE.
ars,tr
party arrested
tte r m p l l d a d c i m e
g of o ll e ag e h e
Upon the krack was on my farm and re
mained to my stable during the night; did
not see him go stray, but oncrof key men
did; be bad nothing but a small bundle un
der bit arm.
errighron, re.called—The accommo-f
dation of 11r. ti. - ot Saturday would b 6 the
/sat train preceding .the eon twit was
wrecked 'going east,..• and would pass the
obetructed point a little before /Ir. w. The
constnictlon train' wasat thin time about
nrinton's Station. The loot WWII coming
west to pass the obstrueted - point would be
the church train of Sunday morning.
• Robi., iikrr; sworn—Was engineer on
the train; was distant about one hundred
leek when l' nest observed. the obstruction,•
ties were placed on the tracks, extending
over the .loner rail of n the south track on
which the train was running; alto a tar of
unread froze ewer ono rail of the south
track:gave the vital signal when I observ
ed the obatructio and reversed the center,
at tenet aai very certain I did no; -do not
know who placed the obstruction there;
'was running from thirty to thirty-five mile.
per hour; my lookout lean the right hand
auto and the fireman's on the left; could
have noticed any one on •the track, bet
could not over the bank; was looking at the
time. -
At
At thish point the jury adjoemed to meet
at thesame plseo, on k rldsievenin at•half
past seven_ o'clock, when other wi g
tnesses
will be examlned.
What lame of a IgeindaY !Spree.
For some time past John Finnerty and IL
Smith, together with the partners of their
bosoms, have camped out in the neighbor.
hood of Courtney's Station, on the P., Y. W.
AC. Railway. The en were employed in
clearing o ff laud in he vicinity of the sta
tion, and last Satu were paid off, re
ceiving each fifty dollars. 'On receipt of
their Money they concluded to visit the
lolly. Put their resolution Into effect the
acme day. They came, saw and were con.
, tittered. Upon their arrival lathe city they
stopped at the hotel of ono Patrick Per.
kin. on Webster above Washington. Unlike
many cities we 'know of, our tea hotels
are not located to the . upper precincts
of the city, and the one in question was not
au excepoon. It. consats of but one room,
and that, too. the lowest la the bowie, the
basement. One select Mg house, however,
is that the bar Mall keep open on Sun
day. homily morning arrived and the
guests concluded to remain In-doom daring
the day, as the prospects for passing It
pleasantly wear very fair. A barrel of
whisky and a keg of beer wore placed on
tap. and to add to the enjoyment it wail
eerved up to the strangers by a fair young
damsel Of eighteen summers. Tim Pinner
ties and Smiths bad lour drinks each and ,'
purchased a quart Decides. Dot Le whisky
and beer war against each other In one's ,
sumach, the natural consequence was they
got drunk and landed in the match house In
the evening. At the hearing in the morn- ,
lug there was only enough of money .
In the party to Pap the . fine. of
term and one bud - to go to jail.
This lot fall to John . 'Muerte- Upon
his release tram confinement, yesterday, he
appeared before Alderman licillowters, and '
preferred a charge of sailing liquor on Sun.
day. agatnnt the proprietor of the hotel.
Patrick wen arrested and held for a further ,
hearing. lie puts in the plea, In Justifies-
Con of his conduct, that his /loose is not
Wellipatroulted during the week, and that ,
Sunday le as good as all the other days to
the week combined, being stole to sell atoll
barrel on that clay. lie further complains
that be Is a cripple, and has no otter way
of earning • livelihood. Whether our law
will look on it in the same light remains to
be seen.
Dr. Set's r's Lang Caro.
In eelinaction w hfs treatment and al.
vice, Is effecting =anent and valuable
cures in the various diseases of the Lungs
and mum:ions membranes of the tnroat and
easel passages„ such as Consumption, Num/
Cluarra, Orrna. Deeptisss, Se. Invalids wish
ing to avail themselves of Dr. /Lapeer'. per
sonal easminatlou, will nod him from aA.
a. until 4 r. a. at his resident consultation
room& 120 Penn Street.
Statement of George Fiord, carpenter, of
No. le Sampson street... Allegheny city: •
I took a violent attack of pleurisy, In
May, ISO; which left me with a Oemith last
hog all summer, wearing away my strength
and gradually undermining my health.
During this attack of pleurisy I tied several
phyalciens of the highest reputation In the
city. Alter I had partially recovered from
the wh i ch,uy was advised to go into the
comtry, !did, and when there I called
in a Mater, who told me my left lung was
affected, and that if something were not
done mon I would die of CONSUMPTION.
I lingered on from this time until about
the middle of Jour, my cough
an
lung
darme , gradually growlng worse, and
1 weaker every day, and almoZt do
lealmeg Of ever gettang well. In this
state of despondency, and knowing the gen
eral belief of the incurability of Consump
tion and. having heard of cures made by Da.
REUSE% and cooing hie advertisements in
Me nempapers, I was induced in October
Let to mil on the Doctor at his office, Ini
Penn street. and Da! him examine my lungs
with his *ol,UNli SOUND." Ile told me that.
the upperlobe bf my 101 l lung as very
much dizearred, but he thought with great
ear, and the perseverance In the can of his
medicines I would get we/i. At the time I
called onDr.Keyseo my pulse was over one
hundred and thirty beats in a minute, and
liens
generally prostratoi, and had Doc t or's
night and day. I commenced the Docor's
treatment In October, with &feeble, broken
constitution, and continued It faithfully un
til Mot premat Owe. The Doctor's medi
cine. helped from the very start, and I
could gradually feel me
exp ectetting strong.
Cr, and my cough and ectoratio/Mee
a. 3. have gained greatly In flesh, and
consider myself well; all the rattling of my
lunglisa ceased, and my general health Is
in every way . All my relatives and
Mends lmow of t advanced stare of my
disease and my extraordinary recovery.
One of the =edict a given me by Dr. Rep
goot
an, Mg a medic! a called LUNG CURE,
which / teak In Connection with the other
treatment.. Cisonus Fenn.
Pirrsanaea, March 30,1%7.
•
Brinks, Brisk.. '
The Chartler" Valley Brick Manufaetar.
leg Conipany taxmanoo in our advertising
columns that they hove completed their
yard and machinery for marintrieturing
brick, in Mansfield, a few miles distant, on
the Panhandle Mailman.. This company
possesses ample opportnnitles for the man
ufacture of brick, from the best of 1.116.
tonna, and will deliver at their yards or In
the city at meth less rates than hove here
tofore ruled toe market. Builders and eon.
tractors will make a note of this fact, as It
will be to their advantage to procure their
supplies at the yards of the Chortler. Vol
ley Company. Letters or orders andretaed
to Its. William Mill, Matuadald Valley Post
oftlee,,,,will receive prompt attention.
Load lelldo—Fortonette.Zseape.
The fast lino west on the Central Mad,
due at two a. x. yesterday morning, en
countered a land slidff near Greensburg, by
which the engine was thrown off the track,
Lad the care,which were crowded with
passenger., adly wrecked. Fortunately,
and singular to relate, none of the pawn
gers wore seriously hurt, a few only receiv
ing slight !melees. A train was sent out
from t h e oily, and the passengers reached
here at six o'clock. The track, which
was.badky torn op at the point, was soon
mte r ri t i r d i gmd but little detention caused to
• Trial Lilt Foe Tharsday.
. ' conies PIMA* COURT.
36. leabolla W. Greor re. Guthrie & 5111.
11. Jeremiah 11V1Vshelm v 9. Gorman -Na
tional Bent.
10. H. W. Morrison. HeWools & MountAy.
' 16. Wm. 11. Grundyva. Pllmmix Oil Co./
17. John A. AteKolvy v& James
19. Geo. Brodx6erklo vv. John and Ants 0
20. :lames Moore is Jas. Maltoberts 01.1aL
n. Joseph g. Kopp re. Wm. Aston.
21. Hugh Roberts re. Y. K.11.'22.
25. Alex. Chan:Aber. re. G. T. lionnecka.'
• Common Pleas Court.
Before Ilan. Thomas Mellon. .
Lewis A. Cowdy and Oliver Cowdy, minor
children of Alexander Cowdy, timeworn,. by
Alex: Bradley, their nest friend vs. henry
E. Washburn. VorcUct for defen dant. Also
ilema verdict in two Other Cates in which
the Some -hertiCit were concerned.
•Iteeordlng Regulator.—The Committee
On Btreeta and hewers of Allegheny city.
Date boom instructed by Councils to receive
applications from COMpitailL persons for
the above position.
For farther Information apply to or ad
dress. J. A. Itir cam,
apl7:4S Cluilrman of COPImV4OO.
- •
('‘‘' •!: ''''•
. c` ;ri .:
• r ii r \ II . S
A reellone and Exciting 'Peine--A
non Broken to Pieces to the Alle
gheny.
•
About eight o'clock last evening it very
hth r io raft of sawed timber and shingles,
coming down the Allegheny river, struck
the second pier of the Eland attest Bridge
an,
was badly broken. The rattsmen en
deavored to steer their raft between the
first and second pines, toward the shore,
but in Selig so, came in collision with the
abutment of the second pier. hind they
kept on in their first course, between the
second andlttrd piers, they would have
passed through safe. As the raft struck the
pier, crushing the Umber,one of the men,
with the arlity emordy, climbed up the
stone wet . and saved himself. The raft
becoming unmanageable, floated broadside
down, striking both of the piers of the
Suspension bridge nearest the Alleghe
ny shore, and broke Into • three
pieces. Three of the raftsmen jumFcd
ou a cord barge and Saved them4eivea 'rho
rest of .the
h be
ich rapidly floaten remained onql o down Ito
river towards the Manchester suore. Sev
eral boats started out to rescue those on
raft when st ru ck the Rand street. bridge,
bat we counted only eight as the fragments
passed the Suspension bridge. It was
thought that some of the bands were lost,
but we learn that all get safely ashore.
Much exciteMent , prevailed on both sides of
the river.
—Since writing the above we. learn that
four of the eighteen men are missing, and
aro supposed to hays been drowned.
Indian Herb Doctor.
Mr. James McKenna, D. Penn Amin, le
Improving in health very lasi raider the In
dian Ilerb Dootor'ektreatment.
I have. been. troubled for fifteen years
with liver complaint and dyspeata. I tried
the most ethnic', doctors; none of them
could cure me. The Indian Herb Doctor has
...
cared me. • J. licVertses,
Boss Carpenter, Webster street.
f
a d '' flPe i !; l l [h a ; s covered all
a ov quarter er
. 1 7:11
I o h thick. It woo called a scrofula. The
1 orb Doctor - hap. completely cured It In two
eeks. - Mae. SISISTLIISCLO.
i . ~. • Illtiele1(111.2.
,11 went to naladciphia and was treated
-Without any benefit by the doctors there. 1
r .turned to l'atsbureh sad coneulted the
1 Stan Herb Doctor's treatment, and be has
c red me. dly disease was trortilirllag on
c asamption.
t • Mae. Next, Logan street.
My diughhter has been cured of the itch
by the:lndian Herb Doctor. ,
Stns./I,ST. West Manchester.
I hare been troubled with costiveness for
twenty,yes.re. The Horn Doctor has cared
me. . Mes.Sonaskow, lumehester.
From a Postmaster: L would - recommend
ail who are troubled wieli 'rheumatism to go
to the Indian Herb Doctor, who has cured
me.
Mo • ZAMA? BINOSSX,
nongahela Valley I'. 0.
no Doctor's office es lei Liberty street.
The; Item Bankrupt Lem
' , Ton Nrsi Ban - cam, Laski , with notes to
every section of the act, and a collection
of an the principal American and English
decisions upon tbo law of Bankruptcy;
Adapted to the use of the Lauver and Mer
chant. ily EDWIN Janc,of the New York
Bar, and one of tho (camera of tho bnglish
Bankruptcy Amendment Act. 'none vol
ume, tiro, cloth, beveled edges, and Law
sheep.
This important work was prepared by Mr.
James during the time the legislation in
Congress on the subject was proceeding,
the main provisions of the law haying been
carefully supervised by him. The novelty
of the practice has left American lawyers
without - experience in Bankruptcy cases,
and lir. lemon has therefore endeavored to
supply the practitioner with a treatise on
the subject upon which be mayeonlidently
rely. Ills experience as ono of the Com
missioner, for the amendment of the Eng
lish Bankruptcy Law, and as an extensive
Lenten practitioner In Bankruptcy...,
ut peculiarly fitted bin, for the 'auk.
The above Important work has been re-
COLTUfI by John W. Pittock, opposite the
Posta:lce. Those who have not already
outweighed for the work will do well to call
on Mr. Pittoek at once and have their names
registered, as the first edition, being ilm.
lied, will be sold only to subscribers.
dlalleloom
Hiram Tanner, a colored - gentleman,
lodged an Information yesterday before
kta,yor Wearthy, against Patrick
James Wlntyre and Peter Finney, charg
ing them with malicious mischief. Be al
leges that he was passing up Wood street,
yesterday evening. between fire and six
o'clock r. a.. In company with another gee
ilemem, when defendants poured a Wicket
of hot pitch upon him from the roof of a
house. Clothing of Tanner was considera
bly damaged, and his hands burned, the
face being protected by a largo beaver.
Tile defendants were arrested by °dicers
Dressier and Thompson, and held on their
owarecounisance for a further bearing on
.Saturday at three o'clock r. w. It may be
well to state that the defendants allege that
it was purely accidental, and not premed!"
fated on their part.
Appointed /lone Inepeetor
The vacancy *wised in the ofneo of Flour
Inspector for the Western District of Penn
sylvania, by the death of Captain William
ILO:miter, of Westmoreland county, bus
been tilled by the appointinent by Gover
nor Geary, of Richard Perry, Esq., of Mo
nongahela borough, this county. Mr. Per
ry^or as the Incumbent at the timeof the ap
pointment of Captain Coulter ' to wham,
as a brave and gallant soldier. he
gavo way. Mr. Perry's appointment now
gives general satiemtlon, and In a politi
cal aortae, outside of his onallfleatiOne for
the once, know of 110 one more donerv,
ing, Miming labored sasidnously and effec
tively In the Republican ranks for years,
giving hberally of his Limo and means, in
aid of progressive,princiPlea
rEzi
Dr. Robert Hunter desires to notify his
patients and those requiring his profession
al services, that ho will dCdrutely close
his office in Pittsburgh on the evening of
'.Saturn Ay, April Nth.
Dr. Hunters practice Is confined to affec
tions of the chest, viz: Sore throat, catarrh.
Omani, bronchitis, asthma, consunip•
Linn and heart disease.
Parties wishing to avail themselves of Dr.
Hunter's experience in those affections
should embrace the earliest opportunity.
before his return to New York, fora person
al interview and examination, after "itch
they cann pursue the treatment without au-
Licours—ff b.r. X., daily. Office—
'Merchants lintel, Pittsburgh.
Banning the Gauntlet.
•
Ladies passing along Fifth street, from
the Court (Louse to Wood. yestcrday, were'
obliged to rum the gauntlet of crowds of
loafers sitting on steps and standing at in.
tarsecting street corners. At one corner
we observed &police officer engaged, as nth.
era loafing about. in criticising the appear
ance and dress of passing ladles, who. by a
dexterous movement, peculiar to the sex,
prevented their garments coming in con
tact with the tobaccojniee indiscriminately
squirted about. Chief of Police Scott him.
self seemed quite as unobservant of the
(outing nuisance as be displayed bus finely'
developed proportions on the sidewalk let
front of the flowery..
Faratiara Carpets sad. Housettal ,
- Good• at !tuella:li.
The special attention of 'oar readers Is
Called to the sale of furniture, new carpets,
and household goods, to be held by Smith-
arts, Palmer d Company, at their mammoth
auction house, lies. 53 and 57 Fifth street,
this (Thursday) morntn commencing at
harvest ulna o'clock on household goods;
.contllasung at half past . ono o'clock, r. x.,
on new carpet's and furniture; also, several
family sewing machines and largo plate
mirror,. Housekeepers will and It to their
advantage to attend the sale. •
James T. Brady le Ca., report Govern
ment Bonds le Now York reaterdeY, al fa•
Iowa:
'
Gold 1381 i
U. S. elkoe 1881 lteil„,
1,80 1d".4
1883 -PM
Consols
7.3n5, lat series
74014%18nd 3d aeries -
Dee. Compound Interest notes
Lztroordinsory Mate of Fruits. &o•
On Friday morning, at ten o'clock, a /ante
sale of dunes canned fruits, vegetables and
oysters will take place at the Auction Lions° •
Of Suuthson, Palmer & Co., 53 and Id Fifth
street. This will bet a rare chance for board
ing house keepers, hotel proprietors, CO.r
taursnts and heads of faculties, as the
goods are warranted fresh, sound and in
clean packages, and will be sold in quanti
ties to suit prirnhascra. Sad advertisement.
John P. Itetriel. 'Justice of the Peace
elect m Emit Birmingham, received hie
commlssiou a Ilar or two lance, but bis.
name' haying been • nalsapelled, the doctis
ment was returned - to Iturrisburg for cor
rection. blr.ll.bas retired from the -toed
store business, having sold out his estab
lishment, and proposes to devote his time
exclusively to the duties pertelulag to We
1,01111i012 to which he hue been elevated.
The Missing Rev TharpPon-, Itrt, not
991 , turned TT,
PRICE - THREE CENTS.
The - Greene fount,. Yltartier.,
Mrs. Cage, the woman whoa life se tts ht'
'..,
teMpted by herimahand, Martin Ca •i
J o, ,
not dead, as at (rat Inputted, let is al oly ,
•recovering. Ile: shall and cheek one
Were both, broken, lout with care she loaf
been getting' On very well. IL la :now
thought that her loushnoal, who vi,11:11'.1. , '11
IttliChill otter bin attempt otina her lily. Ita.
tended also to murder the fatally of his 000•
In-law, with. whom ho onieed, but their
wake ruiners canned him to forego that •,•art
or IhO tvrr , blo Jiro:ran-Im, toot Ida Mead
body score fanail n.razor cod a half, : The
canna Of tile imatotn,i'd • • raoh wood In sisal to
have been jealoney, although all to•omr , ttor,
the motives which impelled lint: to the
Crime la were conjecture. .
New Temperance Lod. e.—ThO work-
of Temperance sun keeps moving.. si.onle,
of our Allegheny filend3 Onto oignnlect
now Lodge under the name
or Feel
queeuo Division 1:7, n Ila followlar till.
curs P. W. P., It. Barrows; IV. P.. .1. P.
Stewart% W. A., A. K. Teteng C., Jaen Tel
rah T., Frank Tattle; IL Liatrles
F. .1., /I. Wlltr , n; C Charles An.ler,mn
A. S., W. Whlston; A. IL. ll—Walker; V. 1.,
S. Iter; lot 1.., Miss A. hcerhy; 2 IL., Men
Totea Mas Anne. Ernest; S. C.,
Kr. A. n. Arsoclatton MVP!, in 31r-
Clintock.'s Hall, censer a SltiCkalla Means
and Federal Street. ,
Disorderly Cttnitnet In A Street for.
J. Pletadd and J. feeling to lather
good humor with themselves and the rent
of mankmd, thought to have a little fun oh
Saturday evening in one of the carg run
ning on the Manchester line. There were
sl;tn=liieltro
_Manchester
ci In
t fr e a ti7l i g ' s t a u ' k ,o von
bud them arrested on ht.:barge of dli,orderly
conduct. They were brought before Mayor
Morrison to Answer the charge but had the
cneo nettled o peaymcnt of costs:
Arecelod for 71M1V COrl nt
Money In 111, rosnentdon.—fion't Mart:
was yesterday arrested and brought befog
United States Coinrals.lotier nprool. charg
ed wttl i havintr bta ponmnsaion counter
feit Unted Statei notes of the dettormon
tton of ten dollars and with Intent to poen
the same, well lEnctries them to I,u count,-
felt. Lie was o the charge of Warden
White fora he aring on the tith day of
Court Tlpetaves itre bewailing . the fact
that Instr.!. Attorney Dud" hag broken up
the wed,kr , htulnns., In the way of curtail
ment of Ices. Under 1.1,1 met Attorney
Kirkpatrick's term their pickings for earr
ing processes on parties milli:to! for relllng
without license, during a quarter, ran ep
to the ..tys," hut under the present admin
istration they-hare been red netd to area
below the "tem.: . llow 15 it.
Amason and Mal tery.—Fraireis Mooney
was arrested and brown before, Alderman
Taylor yesterday Charge° with as It and
haitory on oath of 1 , . Mecre
formstlork against him was inn ndy.
loon the 1:1111
inst.; but hie whereabouts could 'not Ima 110.
mod:tined until yesterday, when officer Dell
succeeded In arreatlug hint ha L.Wrl,llCt ,
Villa. its Was held to bail to answer the
Charge at Court.
A DlCllertlty occurred a low even' ngg
Mace in Rued,lsen t s calot.n, en St. Clair
street, which has rendted in cro Wails ice.
ttectu the parties. /1110171111th/ll WAS wade
y_este 8. rday before Alderman Donald:utt lay
McCullough tezatnt: Loots Engler,
Charging Wan with stew: it and ha:tu ry, and
allto one of the same character by Engler
against, McCullough. it arrauti have Cecil
issued.
We tip onT beat beaver to the new evens
trig esper Tor an 001:Orilla `1 , 11 . - T" of Our
Journal, admitting that on Item of the
ter.. "Press/ tibia wilder° and NVaN
everybody's 111 , 31101 In every part of the
City!' dstvertl...ero rtm`ie a/tett:or tale.
It goes to show the :vivant:lms or
through the 4.; AZZTTY wLat you want the
public to know.
A Great Crowd Of men, women and chil
dren were collected on WeAltngton street,
Birmingham, last evening, attracted .by
horse attached to a buggy taking fright bed
running Off. A wheel of Ito vehicle was
broken, and the occenantr, two young men,
were doused fn the mud in the :tree
-out, reeOlying suloua injury.
The 4 •Poet" gets off :taunt:natant. ' , What
ls the differce betn Southern blow:
and NOrtilern en blood!" wee We give it up and
patiently wait the answer, 11.1.1.11 , ' bile pr
pouotling one of tho Famu Eon: "What is
the difference between a black cow's milk
and a white cow's mall" Sus.-IVe don':
know of any.
Wile Viso of Totscro.—J. llnffner Trns
nrrested yesterday Us - oill,er Herman. of
Mayor Morrison'• force, el,nrgod with spit.
ling tobacco In the eyeg of fits wire, for
which engentlernanly net be was lined ton
dollars, and m default ef pay - moot woo com
mitted to for ten day,
Lsreerl7.-0111cers Ilonn. , y and 'ladle
.ueceetled yesferthts m hrreuttr , Z . a flint
amed Charles I. Myer, ebargi . .l With the
arc4ay , ol IL watch 30 , 1 putllut-book. Thb
0.01.1 WU at rented 03 LI, r ,, f Or a h 014.10
• n the Monongahela wharf. Held far a fur•
her hearing 1. day. •
We Have received from rittnck, oppo
alta whose store the Po:rot:lce sthod+,
Ciodey , Ludy Book, Frank - Losile'a Maga
zine .1)f lasnion, nod .llmd.A.mo Deluort,t's
Book' of Faibions, nil for Map. rittoch.
„keeps a full supply ot tho per lodlonls on
hand and for Bale.
Two or the Lorgeot 1.1, , is in stature
and bulk, in the city, are aier of Pollee
Scott ens Jail Warden WhLte. ulfenders
kayo as little show for mercy tin the ha u ls
of the former, as when behind the bars, the
keys of which aro control:LAl - by the latter.
Last EvoskisigJoseph Niciatn had ablat
ing before' Mayor McCarthy, charged on
oath of Robert Colville. w ith the larceny or
g flog-collar, the property or Mr, Colville.
There not beingeudicient evidenee to bold
defendant, ho wan discharged.
._"
J. Abbey was yesterday arrested offi
cur Ecko, of Oliver. Mot police, tined
five dollars for getting drunk, and not or.
log so lortunilto . in have the ready caih
about his clothes with which to cancel tne
same was Sent to Jail live days.
We lErreal in minting that Pattorstaigm,l
Mcßratney, charged with attempting to
outrage Cella Do mm, in Alleghm,v, en the
night of the ~eventb. wcro committe,l for
trial. At n further hearing, ye.lit.r,Liy morn
ing, tlicy....woro kllschurgml.
Planderlug ot the public, since the ad.
jonranieut of the Legislature, nil! be done
byp rogues In legltnnato num.', and in lino
city,jout now, the Court having
adjourned, they can operate without Im
mediate tear at the law.
The Venturi.n■ Iron and nail works,
Lewin, Bailey Balnell.t.tio. - proprintors, have
established an taloa and Nitrellen , e at
Soc. GI, a 6 and OS Anderson street, three
squares North of Laud street bridge, in Al
legueny city.
The Most Important building' In the
City, attracting the most rimier!, 11
that Occupied us the l'.tofilet, and Custom
Moose,yet it is the dingtest, dirtiest and
moat Uninviting public edifice In the City.
The 011 City Register thinlN that Venango
City Is destined to taxeme do site for rem
donee.. of the merchants and lintilnsi.s roan,
because tt aloraannundant room for "10013
Yards and elegant dwelling,.
Doing Nothing—Thu Board or Ilealth,
In tho war of IToprollng the xanitary condi
tion 01 tho city. El3ewnerv,Kt and Wo.t,
they aro preparing , u Lim A.,:vor.L of thocholoro.
Tho body of the unknown man who died
in tho Alleabony tomos, on Monday, waO
bridal owtterday. Too body wal 7101 !den
tinal, and his moue' still remain. a =ye.
turn.
Iteeovering,— , indge Stowe, who bas been
quite beriOUlsty unlicted with rherartatlem
for some week, ' we arc plea.eG to state, as
in a fair way orrecoVery.
The! Photoirrapli Viea of tho COurt
,o„.„,,,orgo 0 1 00 , 0xp0.0,1 In tho Slturllrs
°Mee. IS 01l exteuted, rodtctlng credit
upon two ante.
• ,
Larecol.l.--J. C. Potts, formerly'of Graf
ton, Weet Vu., but recently 1111 uxPreenugezt
a t mobile. has'been arrested there Or sieal.
/03,000.
In 'ridicule. the other day, lithe Lynch
sbee Jim s weeney • because JIM V , 011 la 110 e
fm - nlsh film no oyster Steer and 'Tut It on
the tante..
The Common Plea. Cnort broke
town" abo ut eleven o'clock yesterday; hav
ing gone tttrough the ,Ilst of Inn eases toed
tor trial.
H • ndreds of hogs Raw their shadows
ymturday in the city. Would it not Lu a
good 'duo to impound some of them.
Blest trimilles in 'the city are 'supplied
with pure pump water from the eutuary—
by enterprising milkmen.
At LAPLI.—Tho korbing cf tI
on the Filth street front of the Conn...ton4o
Is being renotroll.
The Ladles Monument .I..alsoela , lon
meet this artvreoce at two O'tlock at
City Hall. . •
.....iloys 125 p,blic belrY,l
teschero and Las %J 1.11,x31
The ll`nwf lc
This Day week - ,=.11, has been set apart
far thank.airtne end prayer by the Oda
renews Zry pru atnanon of the head Of tho
Untnp l'otigoot tho t7roto.l States.
The quality Of Pit taburgh water attract."
zteutlun. - • -
Diamond Ring Losi.—Sce WiTertl.39-
Malt.•
Ineti,,,N.—At Newt:me:l ;d pi:
E.T4,c}: of {1
.11 , :glaer .F.txer, of.d.lleabenf.
ii;mwitivipatygoo l34 ( loll
4 .1 . 1.E.' X. A
TYISTX:OM..R.T.4IIOEI EL,
!Go. irri rourtt, street. ntuburgh. COTTINS
ut ULU VE.S,. and eve , 7
de
ton Or Funeral rernlshlng Wood. Lf.../ 3 h:
0,, , t1,-I.lsy and ttlght. /itsiss .
Carriages Dtrnlshr.l.
Sl.srs.ussk.) - /tc v. David Herr. Is,1).
M. W. Jar , ttnts. P. 0.. Thomas ICArlas..ar.. 41-
r
1 3 T. 41TIITIC 5: CO., •
; -
UNDERTAKER& AND EMBALMERS,
Rh. and *lO l . l tY.
COFFIN ROOMS AT MANCHESTER LIVERY STABLE
Corner iheineld uat Chateit,•• • •• al •cith
ticattc heti Chrr:Aere furath hvgl.
ILI)DALE CE3IETCI I Y. — T h e
..Ucl,l'a-here.• the largext sutler,
bhn el ,ce cf I.enutehre, c xeept or • In thl, eetts 4
y.etluated oti.New I;rlchtou ro lehniedlhae .
i+ ti~rt4 of Ailr~renl, rgg'lSr[ ;JV•crj6Y.'".Z
OI.NIN,Y.
DITNSEATH 85 CO.,
•
'Wholesale Agents
Altericau Companj'g
WATCHES.
No. 56 Fifth Street,
IrII orEy : yrr.Fy2lo2.lit ANA
ITATCRES, EDAM'S AND
( .TF2LI7IEIT-.R.:52",,1
AT A k:itY SAALL PUOVIT. AT
WILL T. ‘Pi l I LEY'S
St., 3d door from Rh.
0!T2; 3'1'071 3. geC
Fino Watches, Clocks ' ', JowClo
SIVR-PLATED WARE . ETC. •
•NO. ii 73 LIUT-ItTY
.Cr rtrtttclor attoottoo olttot to Ratalttott
c;oLts am-1 Jo*elry. .AlCtiork'vrar-•
:EBNER iiISTEMIRT'S
Dry Goods Store,
MlitliET AND FOURTII STB.,
TO 331ZrIr -7••?trxrt.
ping Goods.
ALL NEW GOOD?, NO OLD STOCKS
Have nPra a largo eanckof DUE' 4 crOODB,
alt the r...vir rty,s, autta , Le for IValllngßS
Str,.. Parlor, carrta, sod St Dresaes.
from 12',:c. to EL:7S Far Tara. all n . obrop
At cents. too French And licolch 4:lmamate
late!, aud Colored A1p... , all prltts,
At 25 and Si cents, 1-4 sal Wool Delsanet.
r.in R we, mahars. 0017 lovrt
632-s-.. 8:21 ntrlre Dress Goods. • • :'
Fren,it: V goodtce, c:•mbric and Myles 1.60006,
At 37ii cents ,tripe .10 Chintz Figured Lawn.
Fricitel lir.reentes and
50 cents. good tiontoot Teti° Moen/.
ltureell'ea ‘Olll4l, In White. Pink. Ana &Glue.
/1,42,73, WIAto Hamburg Galt&
rids et, 1.1,71 es and 'Forsch', cheap.
121, costs, Red llordereaßnek Tonal& •.
liceettfulntor.t of new rpring tihaols.
.ut.a. 1 and 50,25, flout French 5606100 Cloths.
&ripe sod Fluid Camtales,74alnsooks & 2,7lsses.
At 21 coots, Flgiured Whltu.Brllltonts.
.61 23 cena, rout 50020.
! At 13 cent, Cotton Hose.
At 01 31). best 341,1 Gloves In the en) ,
illuch And Colored ruts, ery cheap. •
Al We cents, Tart 24.10 LlubleseLed Ilberalor
At Mi cent', Light and Dart: Prints.- solid
col uts.
At t& C.I.F. Pine Pillow Muslin. ,
6-1. F-1. - 0-4, 10-4 Phceting clicap
11004 And lineetlng• Linens, ones], •
..aid C!utt nano.,
ALL NEW GOODS.
iiric,em the 'Very Lowebt;
NEW STORE, ", 2 ,
\VEST COIL 3IARREI iL i fOURTH STS
GARDNER & STERARI%
CEMEZI
S 9 S 9 S 9 S 9 S 9 S 9 S 9
80 AI.IIIKET STREET..,'
N. 7 owro
*9IEI- 23 30 7 '
ts , so Market Street, ; :
• ADUTOUR
, s ,IIOOTS, SHOBS, &C.,
THE CHEAPEST AIM BLIT I .
' 69 ;x.xv 4^33cY7 CZIX WV' I
N; • 001).1
. AII(.110 43XWT.
.491
1118. R 088,89 Market St;
09 _•9 S 9 S9 S 9 S 9 89 89
.I\lAir,sruvs SALE.
twin
f he
tI/le' II W M s e te n n o D o ls f t r he t
of y ite n d e al At isms.
Fitting to AdtatntilY• .
thrutes a Cu.,
Etenb.ac l'oreft City, 5
tu - .1;
oy virtue of t writ at cemlitflnf espoOtti Wand
I, the said CO,rt, and to me dtmmtmi, ten nip.
els Il ndmoral me. I will exp o no - toaale at the
1:nT011 ttutisE, to the City of iiiitabityyit, nt
tii”•cii,t In o forenoon or the 11 0111 I,AY
n.l . ttlf.. 324% the nTEAMBOAI, Puett - ST CITY,
.0115 the Lyons mtehloery. tootle. apparel nod
rural:we.'TtllluAne. itutyLity.
U. n. !tamale.'
Pltttbargb. Alcrll9lll, 1E47. agaltra
t.IIE.APEST.
The SI mplut,
EWING MACHINE,
IA NV IiEVAXII.t. wiusuron
,Wiatunsvco cant. n Azar.sucroit
to, 27 rn-ru STREET. I
13111LER, LIOSE & etl.,
Practical Furniture alarouractunrs
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