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TUES DAY, APRIL AL ISGT
EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS
It teems to be reduced to a certainty
that whatever other fate may befall Lux
embourg she will not be annexed to
France.- Prussia is worse horrified, and
Las acted with so much promptness and
rigor in the premises, it appears quito
improbable France. will incur the hai.
ards of presoing the point of annexa.iol4
The proposition. to make the Duchy nen'.
teal territority, is a halt measure, de
signed to cover a retreat on the part of
NAPOLEON, and at the same time to ap
pease the honor of the French nation,'
'which is, wounded most deeply,l,and
chafes for vindicatbm by an overt dem
onstration perilous of attempt at this
conjuncture.
Priissia alone is now sufficiently pow
crful to cope with France; but signs arc
not wanting that Austria, Italy and Rua ,
are her :Mies, and will make common
cause with her, for mutual advantage.,
Wit rupture shall occur. Each of these
nations has distinct and important ends
to guilt by cooperation, some of which
bore been for a ling time reluctantly
deferred, in obedience to intimations
- from!Paris. So favorable a combination
Of circumstances as that now presented
limy not be offered for a century.
Italy wants Rome. • The principle of •
the solidarity of nations annotruced
by
h'rance when she first inter'', sed in be
half of Vicyon Illiritsukt. against. Aus
tria, would have given - him the Papal
States at that time' if it had been carried
out. Perhaps as much was intended;
but after the day of SolferinoNArot.s.ox,
tinder the inflection of prudential mo—
tives,. concluded a hasty peace, leaving
the consolidation of Italy incomplete.
The aequisition of Verritia last summer.
left only one more step to be taken in
order to finish the Work. While that is
delayed the Italians 'feel a perpetual un
rest; a ertiint; only to be E.:lli:tied by ac
complishment; a tradition battled; and a
destiny po,tponed. Rome is essential to
Italy, and she Will reach out her hand
and take it whenever :she can do so
safely.
Russia wants European Turkey, and
particularly Constantinople. She has
'waited and watched and longed. Once
her armies crossed the Bxlkan, looked
upon the city front afar , and then retra.
ced their steps, through fear of France
I and England. ller opportunity seems
to be coming near, and if the auguries
shall be fulfilled, she will grasp the prize,
never to relax her hold. Why should
she not? cot only her political, and
• eiseleiastical traditions impel her, but
the necessities of empire urge her on.
She has need oil a sea-port in Europe
not ice locked the larger part of the year.
'True, after this acquisition she would
Lave Gibralter,to pass before reaching
the ocean, but the Strait is fifteen miles
)vide, and the'ltritish navy is neither
absolutely nor relstively as powerful as
it was. European Turkey once in the
possession of Itossia, a surprising res
urrection would happen to it. The old
glory that for ages crowned those prov
inceswould return again, and Civiliza—
tion would be a gainer.
Austria has suT❑red large curtail.
meat of territory and population,' and
reasonably anticipates in the progress of
events still farther diminutions. If Ger
many shall be consolidated under the
leaderslup of Prussia, us events appear
to indicate, FRANCIS JOSEPH may be
c mpelled to part with the (hand Duchy
. of Austria, and his empire become pure
ly Slavanic. • Liable to such contingen:
Gies, he naturally seeks compensations,
where alone he eon find them, iu the di
rection of the Danube. The possessioa
of those Principalities would render
Austria, not be as formidable, indeed,
no she has been, but, nevertheleSs, a
power of the second grade. •
Prussia has gained largely, but her
stupetidous projects are yet far from ac
complishment. When she invaded Hol
stein and Schleswig, she proclaimed the
idea that all territories inhabited by
Germanic tribes should be brought under
- one government. Austria did not deny
the principle, but disputed the pro emu
.. nuke of Prussia. The strife between
them was for the leadership under the
principle; and Austria was unsuccessful.
From that day, to this Prussia has stead
ily and grandly risen, till her leadership
Is manifestly assured.
But the idea of which she stands be
fore Europe as the champion, will com
pel jeer to make reclamations of still
other governnients. Followed legiti
mately, it will constrain her to demand
nod . take Alsace and Lorraine from
France, to absorb Holland and Belgitim,
and soma cantons of Switzerland.
These are projects not likely to be ''at
tempted until a continental war shall
happen, and then the issue will be led .
to the chapter of accidents, which al
ways controls campaigns to a greater or
less extent.
That France understands the situation
is apparent; that she is dissatisfied with
it, cannot be concealed: The tide is
against Ler. While she was planning
hopelessll' in Mexico, the current of
events in Europe eluded her grasp and
passed beyond Ler control. Front be-
fag the arbiter of destiny she decends to
stand ou the defensive, with u fair pios-
pact of having in that rob , all she can
attend to.
GOVERNMENTAL PATRONAGE.
We do not Jdmire the system upon
which governmental patronage has been
distributed in this country fur the last
. thirty years. Rather than have Mikes
given in reward of fidelity and useful
ness to the party that chances to hold
the administration, we should greatly
prefer to see all minor public employ
ment filled by competitive examinations,
and vacancies created only by death,
resigned-in or disability. We are nut
without hope *that we may live long
enough to ace this change instituted.
Oue of the chief evils of the existinb .,
system is the scramble created at short
intervals for imblic ollicus, iu which im
pudence, in nine cases out of ten, at
tains success rather than merit or com
petency.
Ity the system as pursued—to some ex.
tent; also, by the very nature of popu
lai-gorernment=the offices are reputed
to belong to the party succeeding in
making theadmintstration. No one will
pretend that in this , perview the offices
• belong to the President, and that he can
honorably dispose of them as he will.
The President neeesi ,. arily owes his posi
tl4 directly to the dominant party. In '
accepting its nomination he contracts au
offilgation, more the less imperative he.
cause tacit uud implied, that he will use
She patronage, entrusted to him for its
advantage. Ile has unquestionably the
same power to change his party relations
after elcetbm as he hail before; but no
fair-minded man will pretend that any
modillcati'on of his opinions or pur
poses absolves him from the obliza
tions be assumed when he accepted the
tendered nomination.
These considerations form the basis of
../C controversy respecting the patronage
between the President and Congress.
Mr. Jorysso:: was nominated because of
the position he occqpied at the time the
National COnventiOn was held, and the
sentiments he had steatily avowed from
the commencement of the war up to
that time. If he hod stood then where
he stands now, he would not have been
named. At the following election, it
was the party that triumphed; not Mr.
JOHNSON. The control of the patron
age belonged rather to the party than to
the individual. This he felt himself, - as
was abundantly evidenced by the excu
ses he set up for the removals that fol
lowed.his repudiatiod of the party by
which he was chosen. He began by de
claring that he designed rewarding men
who had served faithfully in the army.
This was a fraud and a sham. Soon
he commenced appointing such repub
lican civilians as consented to follow
him in betrayal. At last, he. laid .
aside all disguises and showered promo
tion. on the nypst violent copperheads.
He no longer concealed his purpose to
use the patronage placed in his hands by
the.republi i can party for its overthrow.
It stands to reason such treachery is not
relished by its - intended victims. Con
gress,has taken measures to restrict the
authority ‘;E• the President in this Mat
ter, or rather to bring him strictly with
in the constitutional requirement. So
far not much good has resulted; for office
brokerage is now morn shameless at the
capital then ever before, and Senators
and Reprekntatives have the credit of
malting dickers in respect to appoint
ment, which detract much front their re
spectability. Meanwhile the President
appears to have worn out the patience of
the Senate, and to be in a fair way not
to come out second-best.
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
'The line of railroad known by this
title wns constructed in various parcels
by as many different companies. When
it was consolidated in one. corporation
the stock was largely watered. One
company, existing only on paper, but
authorized to build • a second line be
tween Albany and
.Utica, was merged
on the same terms as if its road had
been actually constructed and in opera
tion; that is, the subscribers to its stuck,
Ithough they had paid no more than the
(lost of preliminary surveys, received
Lull ainouuts of the consolidated stock,
us though they had really invested the
amounts of their respective subscrip
tions. Iu authorizing ice consolidation
the Legis:ature stipulated, and the Com
pany agreed, that passenger fare per
mile should not exceed two cents. Up
to this agreement the Company has
lived; though•sinee the deluge of paper
money it has. repeatedly asked perusis
siott to advance the rate to three cents a••
mild. At the current session of the
Legislature leave was asked to go up to
three tents a mile, and a bill was passed
by both houses permitting the exaction
of two and a half cents,' hut Governor
FENTON' refused his assent, and the bill
failed.
The ground on which this increase is
urged is, that ratably to expenses, two
and a half for three cents a mile is no
more than two cents was when the huli
tation was enforced and accepted. • 1.-n
-questionably this is true; and if this was
the only view of the case the argument
would seem to be unanswerable. But
the question is properly viewed under
other aspects. Notwithstanding the
watering of the stock, already mention
ed,. the property of the Company, as
I now represented, is one of the cheapest
in the country. It stood, in $3•3,766,t,t00
Capital and Debt ten years ago, with a
traffic capacity of only $9,000,000 per
annum; it stands in only 13,806,000
present, with a traffic capacity of $16,-,
000,000. It couldnot be replaced to-day,
in all its Otent of roadway, enormous
equipment and most extensive and val
uable station property- for $53,000,000.
Adding the sums paid and received from
Surplus Income since 1533, tt would now
stand the proprietary in about $46,000,-
000. Of this surplus t 3,100,000 has
gone to the reduction of the Consolida
Lion Premiums, (Cent - mate Debt,) and
about $4,500,000 is held in reserve for
the shareholders, The Road earned
eight per cent. on the Stock last year,
though dividing, from policy only six
per cent.; it can be made, under proper
managemeni, to earn ten percent. The
situation of the Company, therefore, Is
not one of peculiar hardship.
But there is still another view. Care-
fill and elaborate investigations and ex
perimentq, conducted both in Europe
and the United States, render it certain
that railroad rates; for freight or passen
gers, can be greatly cheapened with ad
vantage to the companies. The same
rule holds here that is satisfactorily ap
plied in diminishing postage on letters
or printed matter. It was difficult to
convince conservatives that the Postolnce
Department would more certainty prove
self.sustaining at low rates than at high
ones; but as soon as the test as actual
experiment was' introduced the problem
was solved.
The same rule would doubtless hold
hood in respect to telegraphing; but the
profits, as the business is managed, are
so great as abandantly to content stock-
holders. In some European countries
-the telegraph is made an adjunct of the
postal system, and messages, of pre
scribed length, are transmitted to any
part - of a kingdom for ten cents, yielding
a handsome profit. Indeed, there seems
to be co doubt that If only ten cents tunes
ooze, of zulnimuni length, were exacted
in this country, and the number of coin
La . unications should not be increased
the Telegraph Companies would st
wake very handsome dividends on the
real cost of the lines
In England the Government has re
served the right to take 'possession, a.
cost, of all railroad lines, had sagacious
men urge tLat the authority ought to be
exurci4cd. .Such a measure would com
port with the - nature of that Government,
but would Ito incongruous here. Sti
it cannot be doubted that ultimately the
policy of low railroad charges will be-
come so indubitable as to teal the coin
psnies to adopt it as a means of increas
ing profits
VOTES 1+U.031 Tilt; CAPITAL
Epeeist Correl2o[Menet, L'lltzbargh gazette.
•
• Pi asutisoron April 1% l& 7.
The event of the week here wus the celo ,
bration of Emancipation Day by the color
ed people of this city nod District. The
nrool.lsaloll, which marched in the midst of
the deep mud, and fur a part of the LIMO
through the rain, was large, CiteMtllng past
ten blocks, and parading under a great on.
rlety of banners, every one of which was
patrliAle. I thought as I saw those thous
ands-Of dusky sons - of toll, that I had rath
er be the man who had conferred Um Lapp!.
here there neon In every action and heard
In every tone, then the proudest potentate
that over out upon a throne. Anti, Indeed,
air. Lincoln sits this day upon a greater
anti more preelou, than any earthly neat of
power—ontltrnnett to :no affactiona of Mt)
gocal anti the nrat not oniy of Ilia own noun.
trvoino, hut of all the world.
The celhdiratdon act natty extended
through two day.. frint: to th e snot 1l aria
of the linh. so on the evening of the l7th,
lie spihat liavinif been o r on
tile first tin y by the lateness of Me hour at
which the procession closed.) Senator mo r .
ton. of Indiana, addressed the vast multi.
rode. Whet ho folld was en admirable thkt
I wish I had it entire to enclose for year
eoLomas; but, though I procured a copy- for
!dint purpose, 1 hare mislaid It. Senator
M orton Ilea tit happy faculty of clearness
d condensation. lie can come to the
level of the least Instructed COtopreliensleti
and yet convey the great prlnclutea upon
wLich the party of truth and patriotism
have grOUnded thelln,elVei. Lila manner is
shneere cordial and attractive. Ile earriee
his audience at one Woo with hint. The sa
of dark faces upon wtach now, for the Urs e t
tone, the nun of hope begliin to
shine; Upon Whom anew a n d brighter world '
is opening up ws to the clohlren of Israel,
hen behind them My the land ot Egyptv_hn
bondage, and before them the lair ileitis 01
their promised home, was Donut:led, irrad•
!tacit an the kindly tone enact/ha:rob; advice
and counsel ill Senator fell upon their
earn. They Lipplauded loin to thei-cno. It t,„„
„ elil nom iti.,,,etn c-these Lae h o t des which
dehrsileh avarice 11110 fed ninth for centuries
Of 'unwept wrong—coming up c oberlY, de
ceatty under their banners of poll
tottem
wail little velVta tied une•h—now
WI
their own—to bear from the worthy and el
ceplent Senator words of do erunil en
citurgni.ht told laying thee. In heart. ,lt
once, on the act of Mil enfianehisetnent,
1 to o Into despised and rt.ject.ed:znerehitnillees
has rt.,en to ts place uf hointnandltig Intiu•
enee, nod listens to dlsehahltius upon Um
principles of free govern men t, iiiirtiel pates
ill their a1....y.1.10es tied will have thU con.
trot of the eliaition 111th In Dioirlet In .111110
I nevi. Attiong the repoldlCaus of title D.-
trlct white nod black there hi 00 Senator
whose opinions are Of Moro weight—
. hh•ther one Colibblera hie unteeedents Or
tile present high etandttig 114 S.ator
-11.111 Mr. elortou'a. •
The recent diseuhinkni In the Senate, on
tine resolution of ilavenly Johnson fur a
7:robin:orate in Mexico, was very only 110,1
drew forth speecti - drom nen otor Morton,
which uttracted gi hint attentton and was
am weans of left - all[ , the tneasure. The
Idea of blooding by 1111.1 looking on riatnly •
while Mellen was In the clutch Of France,
ntruggllng tor dear life. to. Mr. Mor
ton appear bravely conslident with an eager.
deans, to interfere for the cake of doing
Justice, now that Maximilian has at hits
bark only setae hew sunburnt Iles -Inns and
1 1 10551 of malcontents en xiOus toget hark
the property of Lbo Church into their own
pockets.
ed,ow that Congress
log sles ha back int irtuall yo
tho
fillet
summer ays,.except the chronic Mlle.
seekers. They hang—a band of tobaccos
chewing semish or hungry copperheads—
woldslitymound the °initial shunt fges
known as the Mute llousit. Their presence
at that umusion is mica-imially relieved by
some baud of mountebanks,an organ
Krinder, or perhaps .5 .gunk Or Japanese
rope dancers, under broad >ethos unit/rei
ns. These sore. , usiolls to the 110 . and
dirty .tarn',) that loaf around tiie porticos
of the Treasury or the manstott a here they
can steep on warm nights without expense,
and no he op and dressed right early to be
gin the attack next morultig.
alone hItTO sent at least one thod.t.rnd
persons here In the last month looking al
ter the prinemal oilleus In that city, ..t
new set has been soot up for conGrinatfint
nearly every day, and us regularly rejected.
Then conies another ertr.li, each IA
hacker., trnmers, bonne/whirrs, and Mow,
ors. Then, lit addition to these pursue.. of
the regular Aged otters, imagine the other
iltingrY Crowd, .yOlOlll5O fur what may
chat...to turn up, loiloadur at the heels of
apouter as the wolves on the Russian steppes
re said to follow the sledge tit the ailven
turous,traveller itt the hungry winter day.
Letlitit thet.llllliivst scrub lull or be thrown
neer, and Instantly to u fulo,arowling, yell
ng, stlstctioa and tenni,: at It, and at
each other, eollset whoa. fatulstiedpack
—a miligled lass. of legs ion' miry untt
jaw,
—i lie successful 4F.44 emerging at lust Iron.
the struggle with but dart and segatchits toe
hbpnlonl ltabiaC.
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The:, lEttcrs are tmrbstica:iy 'OA CREAT
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tve much 01 Na•a-r. Tet, y trln.
arlth their 13...LH11 and cons:!
Mtlla surpr .e.lltAt falctitk. •
The ,p•esse, or emtnta: or tnr•lily
1,07.)up . ns aniutti pnn ere it trtuiradutis.
Veryf sys.ems and t• rott!tutions can btar'ut,
agt.ln-0. till. I.rerit .ra nna”lottd. And to this
t, anlna•tby It/Int.:es %IA it lura oat-, is
the! aIC t•rtatia, ta.• "A, r 11 - c drtn_ liLt•
prulutel a. this art on by the '1..4:
from Ltt rigor of Winter to tt.o arrntlt of
,rir.ng, ant It scald CO• m ti alt,st tu•
tpt vleor to lit., In
rot ,Iniorrlng the phyr,,n,
Itai
linw re inforce them:- Certainly nut with
adultura,l 4iulants. 114-tn It nu polann In
t'se out, air, or In tte aluviipt.ere lurna,e
-at-d room, or Is ...l-.hops, or racturi“,
pernicious as Onin *l, n. 11,- hurnlngn.,tdr. Why
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STii.ll4.Clilii ANL, LTEIrAI I :E.
To the army an.] the nary. Innrnnel tlrmiint
and In crowd. .1 1..) old .nu Sauna. F
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nr. It ri aa a Nt EC ill , A!,
I , i r t SILLICI:st. i w .] ith moat irrat:
lying eta :119.
FINCH CANADENSIS.
A tree wbleh Is •buo.lant la Canada, Nova
Scolta. and She mute nortttetn tarts of the New
EnelandStates. and Is alsa foand In the elevated
and mountsdnons roglons of-the Llddle !States,
and ah,unds In medicinal 'cirques. lie. /3,11..
of 13,M0n, has prepared • ta•dlolne from the
sweet loalde bark of the plot tree, tailed to.
LAND'S PINE. Ct,ttt'l,u N 1, , wa,cl. IA
On- of rare vain. In alt delalltatml sta.'s of it,.
kidney.. it ae.s;lie a charm lu diva, of
noteuus membranes, stabling them to legato
their lust tone and,energy. it wilt br, fuuad well
41.051.1 to all those did, lases. v. ham Itnsbu has
been tried and (staid. It Is likowlse well suited
La ehrcAlc.oo.l/0, and an Ittfahlt.le Snee/de for
aid and rocs of &stoma. Many par
sons who Mtn! only took a battle of this meal.
tine, to try. Jar:a.m./Ms evse bask an I aot a
onion, •r hall dotun, wh affo , te.l ryllrs I
sores of dtsemes of the tladder mid kidney, of
yea, Mending.
Maned., • d.sea , e Oa' has been looked upon
m. among the Incurables. I. Imer,talmely renews,'
by It. notice tin' coal:kat,: of Ass aluudlos-,
pu , tna Mtst, ago.
'file Coil, 0 State, sP•stkleg of
the pine, Nays: I ,ls vrteerll...,l to I, 1ic44.1,1,
rle. sod nines' 411,pasetol vrln..r) pl..InA• 0;
la rt.., 50.10 Zulilt, 1411,11,,..r• 11,t.r.tloci
or the laowele, In ehroule eater/list al , ellons,
amt / various f..rms rbtuudatlmu.•' •It is e •
bemllngly valuable. In al gravel y root',
lootty odor, this who tlo.re is col nod white
se ot It mot b- 1.1,, %Rho. 'normal.
to ones usual ••4 , 4fa11t/11. : • a lust. ad or stet.,,_
lug, or ../ticos a brad g, neal,hs nowt rof enan•
rant:rand s i.nr. St per - to:tn.:six lorJal,
lor i51..1N1,1 a C .
I . IJIInIs. F.:, sale ny «ne gr. osa, 44,,, or sive -SI ,
e. at ltd. KE.T.ltt,'n Groat 3icdtelue s tare,
140 la - .. 1 street. aPth/
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all other papers throughout Me United Walts
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR-2U
barryls In Dawn, for ..1c by
sp24l InALAIJ /JAMEY A (0.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
RITES
PA ID FOR
MAY AND JUDY COUPONS
JAS, T. BRADY & CO.
Bankers,
Con Fourth & Wood Ms.
IZZEILII
JOAN CROFT & CO.,
Real Estate .& Insurance Agents,
139 Fourth Street,
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X"dR I%X B.
\lou 0.3 Acr l es. Impro•ed, In Payette county. Pe.
rale for c.ty properly.
4o Avvra, Improved. In Indlsaa county. Pa.
I toprov...l. In Lawrence Co.. In.
1O Acryi, {111,11,11.111, In Allegheny Co. Pa
o 0 &cr.-a, Improved, In Dearer etianCy. l'a.
II Acrrillno Iniprove tu erit..
r Bla
r ir. .e
road, Pa.
t w oul In , er
Ju.t the thing fur • ma. krt garden.ys•lll
cre, nuimprore.i. t the Per
rysville plant roaa. .1u .t toe ( thing for • gra
ven' and a ',Orate realtlenee.
A :•°latne leasaol o Waeig t on stret
above theUraln ICerst d
ur; a 0
fret hn Wltalarr e e..
ton str•et 17115 on °llt alley. on whirl. the, Is
two bulldtugs with st•re /WM to each. Loll.,
standf a•r r tmoao rut
klnn. 't Itlfd o wf
oul lftiness. d wet.° • aplen,lll
a
Fur further Information apps, to the•bro••
agents. mr.l4•ot
1 fAvlNti SOLD OUR ENTIRE
Interest In the Wholesale is rarer',
alot itur..lne.• to NI sari.
LEDGE. PkItRY & or., who will yontin., the
.2°, at the old St.°. No. IS I.IItEriTT r.,
we would AA: for them • eJnt'nuatlou of the
patronage. liberally .....e stowed onus.
COOK BROTIIEII.B ct CO,
Pittsburgh. April, ale,
URGE, PERRY
, tocce,sOr. to COO 6
No. 345 LIBERTY STREET,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
0nn0r. ,, , ,, ,:s or •n kinds or Pr.. 114, rrspert
lolly and pr , Aus..l ',tutus goara
arf
NOTICE TO COATIIAL:TORS..
_SEALED PROPOSALS
Le rectlvell by Ike Enadtralgneanntil
Tire&day, .Aprii 80th, 1567
Fnr Curt;lng •ni Pat Ing
mr.ear awl Mk,. In the ' , none:, of I.•eenen
elln., name', Itrliefottt‘lnn vett ft, In .mt;•
.smert to Mc Allt,ounf IMlLmont; rt
n•runn. Its Hut', to Darl.no t;
w n
mnorrl.erit :greet. front lint', to f'l4•ntt•
t' ire et; Fnrer ;.rent, :torn Bound., 'tr.., I
:lf Iter. ctinn .114.te y; I.eMy•
•In• fr Aron ntreet "
tn :onetton ertm.
ro•fer,tr. et, and !fax', ALI., from t•t,er
I . oeter ntm et. .
l'r r.1,•••.1 an „f th• work
••• can e. at, • i au inforw•
110.. o , l•lnc , tou 4.1 , 1 , 1,411-n to
J n nEvi.uv,
1 , vr•..•111,,
rstate or,l n
n:,I • vrret, near 00000 t.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE,
At 26 and 2S St. Clair Street.
We . r rln etc.re au.l are . 1,11 :7 lot. of
f r
ovou •cl o:Lty manuracturao, a 1,, sLo,k
ELOOIL.:I.ci.41 :• 111,1.
tl' 11Airri
11.1101Tvite.. -.
TA. W.F. A N1 , 1 , 1,1(1:1A '/".
/ Oil. ci • 1 rii,
' . HUFF IioP.I.ANI.S.
j 7
'.
.° ' V : t: A l
l ' ILX. 1 :1: - .. ' ll ' It. r x i . 1 t T I :!! . . I ;i i :L . * : : :::: ::::
• •
mannraettirrrs, we ar. iloner
to r.arteq ./..r• awl the
trar, ch.tir*ua ap p wto rt." 5. , .1 rt0... 1 • :K
1.
J. d H. PHILLIPS
SIAN LILAC.
We ha, 1atr0.1,,1 to the IrL.le our new per
1,14. e, •
PerSian Lilac,
tjNE Mo. , T • I'EI.I(ATE ANTI-ICE
z.vri:Ac7 VEI4I•:ViS .1 YD.
No hola's toilet I. o..rpaltte 'Ottawa'. It.
Fur sale by. all I,..alars.
11A N VFACTt ItEIS ONLY lit
C. D. WOODWOIITII dr. SON,.
ROCIIKSTEIL CItOYIC4t. W01:1: S.
i liattscater, N. Y.
New York (1111cr. 29, lirot.l•ar. mbi.ast
CHANDELIERS.,
brackets, Pendants, &e.,'
Gas taaaci on,
A I,r4e assortment on band and rteet•ing •I
WELDON & KELLY'S, •
PLEMUERS AND GAB FITTERS,
164 Wood Street,
[013:n7 E•fl tIITTIL
THE PEOPLE'S •
TEA STORE,
Wilson & Underwood
caucE FAMILY GROCERIES.
One of the cheep," and btet wholeskln Ault.
Intl slut,. In the too <III".
N 0.15 Num% West Diana°nd,
ALLEOHEYICITT.
Call and examine our atort and prlce
aV ,nea-d C
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
FRANCE'S TEA MART,
10. 33 D1A1103771, VITTRIMUtaI
Just opened, • largo sod choke stock of
Tea. and Fain i y Grocerie*i,
•
Ica are belri ret•lled at low•at
prleva. Call arid ate :porta aibl Brice. Tr.
t h eta:. t arareta ano y•t will b. •bbr fur Jour.
a absolutely CAtql.
Alt, PRANCE et flioN.
•
15 DIA.I ,, ND. I Ittrr,i rip
WM. IVIARDOILF & CO.,
linnufaclurerli nod Whole.'. Dealers In
BROOMS,
Broom Brush and Broom Finding.;
Factory and Warehouse, lu the rear of Cohn
titer .t. Laura,
Sus. ITS and 171 Wood It. Pittsburgh
OTICE TO CONTRACTOII9.
4:.i17;',L
SEALED4.O:OI.I.II re. el .e . 4
o 0110.• until sATVROAY, Atoll t 4710. •I o'clock
i to . 1.4 tirattllng,awo•Pevlng IL. following
Hove.t''';llll,lC7 ,
1, LeaeottAttreet to River
a MUl`i r Ent bTIfKET, hum Yn7lor tteennetn
Ferrol street.
MI 11 AVENUE, from Ktigwick to Fulton
ALLEY, Front Eaftll.o to Che.l.ll. Mt.
,Tlithlt ALLE”
opt alt_ R. Al :WELL. c1it.(...._ ,, ,RE.fpj!041e
L. J. BLAZyCLIARD & CO,
WiIOaSALE AND RETAIL
ar C,c,3WI rt. $9,
396 Penn Street.
Som
FOB SALE.
A HOUSE AND LOT, -
On esomti.oret. Ea•: ll !rinlngham. In a •004
loc•Ilutt; Addrema;
'sox 211 , 10 : 1 C/IA1141‘ P. 0
ap72.171
nIIIED PEACHES.--S 0 barrels
witdtterz, tolled and 1.1,1 Pw.ACIIIC,
cottelwinnent, for Italy low to tfw, rrad•11(1/10Statiatt LANIJ.
apld ' and 114 Wood street:
EH
ISEDIENTS.
wETTACH S MEASON,
IlarlorArtartra of every dessrlotion of
X-.ocat.b.er 33 a1 , 11331.g,
Dealers to CELT and LACE LEATLIED.
No, 204 SNITLIFIELD ST..
Pittsburgh, Ps
OEM
FISHING TACKLE!
FISHING TACKLE!
Just received, a full aswartmout oLIIOOIIS,
LINE 3, Ji/INTED ::•1115, REELS, AII'11f1•
CILL BAIT, //±ll liAtql: El b. Le., fur elle by
11.022,13:T1. 130 Wood.trtet
FILES: FILES! FILES!
3 . l onufacturers and 31sob7olote L.:tog tits ulll
dO well to call and ozonalue •
111=!
SUPkRIOR AMEUICAN FILE,
Which Iran WI 23 per et..t ir.. then
Ilst. /lit —quality t..1.14.bt.,1•
840 , 000 TO LOAN 011 i
BOND AND MORTGAGE
EMCEE
STEEL & WILSON,
Brakes and Be*l Ealnte
rto MIIITIIVIELI) STREET.
ant-I,Ln
GutAlm
-FIRE INSEREVE COMPAAI,
=I
Cash Capital and Surplus over
`S:150,000
hla Coy , Pant' ontlnura In It fat` nn I , lltE
Rl , Kelouly, at .1.4 lAttf ar are quott•tcnt
Cot t, ner
sa ty.
Plttsbnot r W.,od a .oah n
, TtAt,t li I` ortli•raat
d
HODEleff D. 7 110.111.50 N,
ntl
apt,: I
r.
FL J. LUti
Nos. 135 anti 131 Thlid Street,
DYER AND SOURED.
Straw Goods Cleaned or Dyed.
nit, ri.uairs rle•n
C.! or dyed_
I).LTENT IVINDO4'i' SASH'.
PATE\TEI/ JA.Nt ARY:,I, Il
WAIIILNU M4NDOWN MADE EiSY
Thus I.rle m•lrart• la, to 1, ealtiy Is-
Len from tt, rrznorl,lttesa,
•0..1 t , trllng Lea,. eva...,13/1.
tlu lier .
1. ,1•1 f tale 6,1.1 101,,a.„1 nrl:4
luuel, mu, It 1. mine
iron •t tqlll.l , A ”T wj,l
'ow eau 1, a.!..n..1 a , a
loullorr. /4,1, a r,,r, a' an varly
goly.tg S.
11,e 1:1 , 1L0•,ca.,1,3 -
county:lv., ap,.l,
f.:Fel to 114,1 amaZi blAtel aaLl
J IN TON,
No. n? r.,urt O
u •EPII
at. et. I. NG
ru,,a
an E...•
_ •
IRO CITY CHUB CO.,
%0.3 St. Clair street.
poronsard of All?illiijLe
toop ‘lll I•an I • Ars c,,15, to..
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, ,
fiuta, •10Irr1at
.11.1
tatn,s. tampott,, 4
r.
!.t .I.lt, rem •:4 , 1 5t.,7111.,
M. IL BOWS', 3PlAnager.
euhT3,2l
NVINDOIV SHADES,
C) 11-a C-T-.C) C)
EMI
HOLLAND,
For Sale
J. R. WELDIN & CO.,
101 Wood Street,
/ROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK
Pruno•ate will t, rp ,11.4,1 411t thls orWce
netliS o'clock on Irsid I"Al, tho 3 , 1 day of Ms,
s.n7, fur thr, Deb an lror, for •e Iron col ,
ler•datudur Waukordsance Iderstds,, , wtrm •
us M., thaw. Users's:mt. Irlrs• m,rl ettlors-
Cons for :Ws qls ears Sor osstssn s ,
tlon to this otlr , , or to . b. ssultl.,
Per late fling Eugloter alsrak fart, ton,
ty. I , l'nole.
This Iron wort will renulred . so ue denser, d
on or benne the loth of Jon,
.ou rose,: 1 •
ses•el either at Ilotatu. 1„ di, ss,rsts , l. Is ,
Detroit, Mich's.. or Ct.:eters. at thw
tlou of the nt , lder. oat the Ida, of slcltery norm
Ire of
In the ht..,
The Iron WWt erlll mhunnt to a 1... Irr . rro
pouts!, of whirr mdsut Iso.nan , I i -I tor N.lle,
wort. •ssd litell! he rest Iron aro.l
•lon eons, holt,. Ac.
The lloar•I rdeers r• the rig!, to at'Y of
rso•al. or to r, lost to rdc. toort of st
wort artsleb rear not he Its •trlr I co - f rrsr,ty
the contract,. •prretc.r•llow., and n rutract
will be consluer, ' , I dlog to] , : atsproved thd
Hon, cretarr of Ilir ury. rst, tad 'ars!: 1,
..sr-pt from , d , lt Irds
mane nurturers. mad • es , 11 oar, nsurt adrcous
pstVerl by se Estaretster, L atol cocht, ut msrets. that lu the es, t a c t
of she accepttne•of suer Ltd the necessary con
tract will Ire ratowed Into,
!fund su'l ',rens,. for the faithful
of the contract sell! 'spared.
he .1.11 fur whlcis Ord Wader pro. - de s fur
tie Iron wort. s. ordlng td the draw Its.
and free:M.lU mum Irt rllstlo. •tal,,,
and a copy of Use prbsted •so olncatlos• must he
ncloses! wills Inc Sd,t se “t•lrlifc that there le
nu tulatske at Cu tht,,,,frct proposes.
•II peopoaals most be [cal.' and •ndurs,,l
"Inrotroaals for /run Wore for W•tserdshaur,
Lnolstrbonee," and Lilt nrockse,wl In noottrer nanny
setups' mot •dd tun Ch•lrren uf the
Idelst.lsour e onard, Wa,lllsorton,
so bid will runiddertil that rlde• •
form to the tdrsul - etnent• of CIS. ash ertlre not ment.
Aug person .u l ssulttltr • prons.' sher to ,
prer•dnt sun settees. he.t penlng 01 !tor hits Lt
liar Ituse •nd hisoo lodalnteslor, morelnctl.
of
\ ; Ll f.VllT , l7il ' l ' ' ' Fr . tds al man.
Tres... Deem :neat. I'M, Slwlddhou.e Mos,
...Mors ton, I, tt., April I 114.
I. /1;a:43,1
CHINA WALREIIOIUSE.
BREED & CO.,
No. 1U() I'Vood Street.
IIItITTANNI Atilt ItTLVEIt PLAT let) TA
LIMY Iwevl nn Ilan!. !ILSIVA TtCA TII ASO TAIILA CUT
~I IRA
CMS:A T
DION ?At NT,
CHINA ToILKT SETS,
CHIN A VA.V. , .
tltt INA EVITTonSts,
/Wit V. 311 A N %S . ' Alt F. °revery desarlptlon
LA) A CAM) ti.AONLO,
LAVA VAPItto,
LAVA Mi'll'l , 4 , ttH.
ENGLISH ATONE WART of CI vefletles,
sult obo.esele sod rtt•lt trade.
The lasts trtl i ot ,, , , , l . cgroli-te stock of curry
th'F erc i e ' s ' sad args t e e
s r ante as 11 1 4 .11....sesters
Cat,.
1111.1,1,17.
LIA, 8 .11..11..1.11. TEL. lIMAL6.. W. L. CVLTTLXII
BARR, BRAKE. &
elements. to WAAILLItiIf. A lIAIHI,
11t0.12 St. Clair St., Pittsburgh
. DZALEIBIX
PianOS, Clrgano,
4L.1 yustcal .(oola rtnetally.
jrit.ole Agehis (or the Celeb - ate4l lIItA U
It Y, New York, and SCIIIJ.IIAC/hElt A Co.
Phllattetohla, MAN.'S. •
ESTICY k 111.•13 "COTTAtiE,” and
D. d 11, W. SHITII'd "AMRRICAN" Ult
ilAtid, audTILTON'n PATENT 011ITAIt.
The beat Italian and ()ennui Violin and G
ol
tar Mil era al war. nn •opol.
NOTICE.
THE UNDERBIGNED has this
der dispoeed of Ills entire stoat ~f !TOWN AND
8110E1 to Mr. J. Y. MoCALI., who wlli continue
the business at the old Mond. 031 LintliTY
EIS
@MI
Thankful for the liberal petroneet heretofore
bestowed. I would ask s -continuance of the lame
I=2
• J. ID, RAMAI.ET.
PlTT,Nrrtcn. April lit. WI.
•
gii Elton' ..qt Olt $l6 TO $3O
Va•-• Witmer E, csn ' amdly lit Made the y.ar
round, Malt, le a new Mmine...
pleasant and bunoralifr. •Nti NO Miura ration.
lkaid'and eaergalle (Ladle. mad Out Ve ,
Men)art wanted to rep , ment us Iu ar t e 0137
and c. , aelay, • tuna Cli•Nca Inrmaa mom 7,
nd ratiliimmucr RAT I, alto td to
rveram haring • 1,•• horsu .laily i• parr :
LL,.
Baltimore ]ld.
MAPLE NPGAIt:-S1 barrels
thnlee merix Pt " - Alt, 1.1. t roori•ed And
for bale by gen4lll Ah Ell d LANM
Splb , 173 An d 171 Wood 11Intd.
EMI
TaL NEW SIX PER CENT.
PENNSYL VANI A
STAYEIE LOAN,
JAMEY 'SOWN,
Free from all State, County and
Municipal Taxation,
Wlll turnlklo 4ln tun., to autt, , :n applkatlt
to the nearest Bank or flanker: also, by eltb.
Jr the ondk.ratgat:d. .
I=
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS !
lIMI=I2
JO.SEPH HORNE'S & CO'S.
Heine =tole a .vcor.l.llllltlc. to our already
:gage atocL of
SPRING GOODS,
We are prepared to'offer Inducement., both
P e. ' n ', ;r: ', ; ' .l l e . rl:.. ' . " Ffit e n " lie l r n cttl, f.,
blov..r. tio.kry. lingli. Trlmmlnem ,
and Fri,.,.l} ,:nI 1 , ..., Trim/Mugs
Colod,d an., V. Ire! lillrbon3,
liulpt,rr and (Aunt, I.a , e,
It, ALI T..rt,.1 and I , ln, Larr,
Button-, all ,Aytes •nd COlOlll,
C..r!..t. 1 , ,11.1ng. Itunkl,,,,
and lief, V1:1.211/1,1 Vane,
La.llv,, 111,,, and Gent. ,
a vrlngCr.d. r Wt
.101,
ar, \........,\
1.1., ILIIITP lil.l
1.1'16, Ecurtrrs. Tra
In and
lit Neck Ile, B , lkri; -
•[1.3 800., re : 4 1,1rt Yruoll, •C.
3lorrl,on, ,tar , hlrts •
bprlue'a. lilt liuvrere,
and 311IIIntrt 1k.,.1.1a, •
B ,pll,t hipbone
Atlal Van 1, al/ wldtile.
•
~V I: 1 711 0 1.1.:1ALF 17.01 P ,,, sttlr% wlil
f.. 111,1 c. , mr,lt, !up)! Departzt,l3l, 1.,x;
tto will :Ind lt 11,Ir ;Ed, lut. t) es •
Lail. Prtecs a. low as Y 241.. ta dijoberb.
77 and 79 Market Street.
FAII3I.IAD URDU SEEDS,
DHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Pwchlo.l.lnre.lnvlt7:l7o ctvr.lne my •toct.
rruc,tle.. t la• tt.us• rellshle vsrittwa In
vlllt at:on. (..11 , kwIng klud• 161. re
luced razt. 11,..01,1tr le the very best:
COHN.
r:r - grrcn
uu bun. Lar,t Sw..t, or Sure,
ItAMS/1.
W.,. 1 . , Early Frame ems..
•• Wo•Kt•• Early 1,..y.ut liarden
•• 11 Gilt. T,rrElp too, •
ta , Vyllow
•• me
• ..... •
~ at
TURNIP.
lnl
early Whitt: .tont!'.'r P‘.!'
1.; ct
I.art.••"'
•-• ' • Z • ,
'' '4
wt I. ' ,4 •••• ,', ••
466,ca 6,61 ••
For 110.0cI.
Dar If: irlrourte
•• IL 01 .
1,0 110..110 ..... .......
,••`
I• 1
-.0 •• h.,. •••
`• art' al•rro..i.o r
4 5,
• ` Lyc .I.l.arru..tat
•• a 0,•,0
•• .04..4 Eugaz , •
•• •
00
'• tra•ri 1.0 .
•• Tall •,:ar ... Pr 4 . ,
,rosa TILLIE!. r dux.
.I:K.INT4COM,
Horticulturist and herdsman,
No, 137 Liberty Street,
• PITT•411•1/0,r.1.A.
3IISIILER'S HERB BITTERS.
THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY
TO THE 1 .1 ::11.12.-1 have (414 day ukvned
LOSANtall.k.UvilT.lca. the •ale or
Mishler's Herb Bittera,
In tn. City of lin t(burnh, arl byre antborlAed
li
A. T. VASr,rocK and U. L. 110L.T,N,
•g.tita, to(...fty nu and noza.te 1110 earne.
I .4 , (CASYOII. MonCt 14,
FAHNESTOCK & HOLTON
Wholesale Branch }louse,
136 .11112nrIxot ISt-root,
=!
Sold by all liteopeclable Druggist*
,nt • trial to Convince Any cue 0
tto.ir ene‘lic:nal value.
MISIILEWS HEBB BITTERS
TUE iIIERCILINTS UNION
EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $20,000,000.
Owned and Operated Pr
Our Merchants and Yanufacturers.
U.4nrums EI
EXPESS.2iloney,
I "aluableti, Freight and Par
eels, over more than 13,000
mites .of Express Line, at just
and liberal rases, saves Millions
Yearly to Expires Nhippers,and
can be made permanent only
by their liberal patronage.
This We hope to merit and re-
BM
Office, No. 145 Wood Street,
WM, LITTLE, Agent.
1321111
EW
WALL PAPER
UPHOLSTERY STORE,
JI.AT OPENED, AT -
NO, 36 SMITHFIELD ST.,
BELOW TIIIIID.
To
II•c - nos‘oltle Ite Ircoord 1 , 140. Ire bare
[ll7.ll7l a . J . Tr ' ll f K o il, ' w/f " la r '' tt . ". enilre
1.1,1,. or LL r
CPU • (io•O/S, IMMO?. amt
TABLE OIL
LI.TTIS,SSEs ant I{ILIWIIi es of SU
110.11.
1, ./ 05, 1 1 —ans11lTilrlt:LDSTIMET:
ULU YTA. N IP —2li AND YS brILEET
E. EDMONDSON & CO
PE It HANGIN ti
Of all Oracle.,
FROM STAMPED GOLD AND VELVET,
BEM
CIAPIST ACTICIS ANORS iJ Mg TRADE.
At No. 107 Market Street
JOS. It. lIVGIIES 5 IMO
I M
Printer, Brok Binder and Stationer,
CORNER WOOD L THIRD Ell.,
,slor lo *II klodi of Wrlllnfi, PrionnF.
11. s, 'framing. Tracing snit W rabAlOg
MINTED BOOKS
Consisting of Check, Rentlpi; Dray, MID Lad
loc Note Draft, Ldd yellow, Ito„,
Pc , posiLion and Warrant Boot.
alantifacturet ll' dr:, Jour.* , locket.,••.u, Lay and ins oleo Books. atilti;xti
1 )L4%0$ PIANOS S :—An entire
new stoat of tig &CU.'S PIANIgi,
air now rankidgrgil tic: boat made: also HA IN ES
CELEIDIATED tilg Nob , . cyka from fijoa
upward. I,, sorts In want of a Drat glass Piano
aro I...pee:fully Invited Call sad examine
labiate purgbating elsewhere
4 41.1.11L0TTE
Au. 43 filth stre:.
$3 - ,000,000
JAY COOKE A CO.,
DICENEI. h Co.,
E. W. CLARK d CO.,
Has Just Opened
SPRING CLOTHING,
A I srgc asionnEnt of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Which will I.e oflorxd GIIE.A.TLy REDUCED
I . ltlCEbf:ort2 last. isLaaoo.
rice Spin! (limnls, II Low as
" Ca , ialere Ca•inqs Fail! "
" Cloib kreas Sa:ti
P, l't sn I
eproglte Wayne. one 41:or above his lint Rod
:thor nous,. 1.15,7
Pittsburgh Importing louse
WINES AND LIQUORS
•
•Itr, ct tile do j o ,attenti the public to the
fart that. poes,••••lng tins lnellit e• through
nl !are« wine and ll.,unr hon.. it Europe,
and iinaklog tile lii,pur attn. direct. they are
ll ' r r le ‘ ... ' s . l4?l;its e EVag
r•te• Lott lon of •inalltles atideompul•On
"Aprif ;;. ' s , NT . tiT l l " l l Liitl. OLD RYE
nEY:olast r antiy cluolland. plO:xei
TEAS Ail
ely.2C/Nll ihr :7:11
fSTIC A T e.ttC.o
IS EZ.T
Aeother large lot et ntEni TZA. or LA
Direct from China and Japan
Per Cato Constantine, !Coolie Cantle. J. B.
Cremate. compi !Ong everything §OOO AND
CHEAP in the tray of Seas, at About
20 Cents Below lbeCommon Pelee..
ARTHUR KIRK,
17244 174 Federal street,
- ALLEGHENY
tc1114:•19
MYERS, HOPPER & CO.,
:ingccessort to 11.1 t. BULGER, ♦eeit,7
FURNITURE
Of Every Description
SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
lb. 45 Smithfield Street,
.fiA-.Airisit,iicEsri. ,11 : 1s , icrtment or Pittsburgh Mane:far
coristaistly nu hand hand at LOWts3P
li r.
Y. J. lITZAS...I.IIf. C. gorrE¢...c. A. IrCIEI
mlll,:sCa
ISAAC CRAIG,
OUTLET SAWMILL,
Foot of Craig Street,
Keeps constantly on land a largo stock of sous.
son Joists. rivulets. Wladosr nt.'s.. Stuff:
lbubklirs. Llntlrs, sllla r area. Sesot,lng, Mut
.g Boat •ud Bottom r 15•5. hpoutlng, rallnus.
Lath, do. ii. will On orders for sawed stuff
wittl promptness and at fair rates. an 15.0.
NE PLUS ULTRA
WASHING MACHINES,
NOVELTY BENCH AND TED;
WRINGERS, SMMGS,
USION COPFEE POTM,
And a full assortment of Houseliseplui (too Ica%
GRA.F'TON'S, 66 Fetters]. St.;
NILS It RAILROAD DINIT,
apls,7narre' ALLEUHRNT CITY.
C..41.Z.8GEC0.
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds,
kiX.T.i43IIFiL A717.41.1ME1,
French. Clocks, (!t - c,
rpm ritn,t i agtven to the 07
. 22 Firth Street.
Snit. a. Dant •112. rITC.LIAN
M1ZEr „ . 00 .M.2.03X01.1.
I lIINIBUS AND LIVERY STABLE.
.ro. 410 Penn Street.
DAM & PITCAIRN, Proprietors.
re-OznaibpaeSuid carriages forntrbed for ail
rain, Also. Carriages for Funerals. Woddlar.
.d ranks. &Labatt nullce and reasonable raw,.
I SION OF BLINDS.—JORN A.
IBROWN CO 11$ earn...forth Proirr.
<Too.. the rosto2Por
.heop , on hood. or make,
Wtndnw ohailea, I.lolland upward.. 0010 0 ,4
ma ai.kriTd . Pallefa. A l
Othe siona awe, on haNd or mad, to o der. a
ne amok of Whitt, 1.1 Callao elan.. Copal..
Mr gentlemen's wait,
SZI.NGEULIC CLEIN. -
BA,MI & MOSER, : thaeces.or. to urn. lachuchnlan C 0.,)
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS,
ALmucurx.x.r-mcirrfig, I The ONLY STEAM L ITHoORASMIC SSTAH:
MEET viztrr VP THE MOUNTAIN
PRT,TIT AgtiOCl ATM. , : BUILDING. No.. gi and I LlVEleslVad. Latter Head., B
a sT. ErltEvr, SiTTSBUHUH. PA. greolere.
hid.,
Cards, Inplora.'"lNJirbis.
hiptotal attention given to the daale Corallloogs of Deposita, In•ltatloci
building of court Hoene ukISuSIM! e.H.H.Es Erma:: to. Noe. EM 1114 ThAnt et., Cltht•
Stable Open Day and Night
2.4O:T.Trt,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.: NOTICES.
_
'RAMA L Er ! !,,, --,, , ,- 0 ,0. 7 . L .,, f . F „,,,,,,e 7 )
, 4 ......„ ..
Altre - ,n), I r0,N......,..0 ,;:o . ..0 [Dr •tr.t
•,,,.
1 :: .. J . ; ' :• 1‘7.1 . ,7 ;n " 1 " 1 ' ; ' , ' ; , !::t . „ ' ".e
— . Nile]. t-: Trt:s: Ca." ~,, or bt fare 11., Is: eav
.
tnt-re•t Qn tb - .:. .... Bo 4s
HAS JUST' RECEIVED ! ':A: - ; b:;j:71;.; r 1T....,11.: av '
By ,r.l•r of tho IL,J.
1,013EI: r LEA. rreor.l•3t.
Jr.. S.x.rstAry. 11p,,1.11
MEM
NEW STYLES
HATS AND CAPS,
For t1 . 2154i, aa•i a
20 Per Cent, Leas Than Down
Town ,Prlces
We sell our IIEdT SILK 4.1 CAB:2IIIEXE
HATS, et ONE. DOLLAR LOWSH, than
any other House In the City.
Call and Be Convinced
334 Liberty ;Street.
UUOR 11.T.LOW lily
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
RAMALEY
A LARGE ' STOCK OF FOE
1=2!=l!!
NEIV STYLES IN TUE MARKET
Paper Collars at Cost.
36 LIBERTY STREET
lIITA 131.1911 ED 1160
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
inrourtnu or FOREIGN
No. 409 Penn Street,
PITI:4)3DIIGH
ill SUGARS.
TEAS.
MA-NUI Acruarits or
PITTIBURBII, PA
=9
DEALER. IN
MM
Ca,,TT tat - air.'; ovrtci.
P:Trittr no Er, Aprli 1, Ic.. i
Di PURSUANCE OF THE
fat sace,onof an no rclat:ngrokllestenv
Canty, approred talc day o. Illy: /MI. and of
amandroant to aa , daectloo. approved tara,
day of March. I I OA. I. DAVID AIKE\. Jr.,
laaserer of said Canty. hereby give notice
tat In. Duplicates of la several Ward, Bor
afa and Towanlps, wILL BE ursN, ad /
will be prepared to real, ta
WAIL RAU, POOR IND BOCIII TANIS JAR 15,;7,
a=
The First Day of May. 1867
Std Taxes cat be paid at the THS , QUI:ER'S
0 /FICZ., untll [lle /MST DAY OF A1:41.75T,
wilt a
Deduction of Fire Per Cent.
Dlacoest Joe prompt payment to any person
Ylogthe whole amount of their totes.
There will be no del action allowed on tales
duelue the month or August. Theis will be
TEN rza VENT. added to ail Lair, r•malntug
Repaid on the FIRST DAT Olt SEPTEMBER.
apl:wts:wf
CA ND IDATES.
VOIt
WILLIAM B. ROSS,
Of •11.,henv City, wilt be a candidate fur Av
uembly, tuts eel to the tlecladon of the 11,10111
can County Convention. &phi 14:.
OR COUNTY COMIIIISsIONER,
JOSEPH B. M'DONALD,
Witte Setto=tl Vfltvd, Cltf. •nblcot to
tltt, 0. oatou of the Union Itepta ,, ,ao Count/
Convettlunt aplitxl2
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
WILLIAM M'CLEAN,
Of Pitt towmalln, (formerly North Fayette. wlll
he • candidate for County Treasurer. au Meet to
the deslaton of t h e Union Itepubllcan,Connty
coneestlon no10:24
FOR PROTHONOTARY
D. C. HULTZ
Will be a candidate for the onice of PRUTRON
OTART, subject to the decision of the Ohio •
Republican Courention. a. 7
FOR PROT-LI-O.N7OTiRY
JACOB H. WALTER,
Will be. Candidate fur the obacc et rftIiTPION
atTARV. eatscct to m• decision or the, Unto.
Republican Uonreotlon• rabasicalid.t w'r
FOIL COUNTY THEA6ICRELI,
MAJ. J. F. DENNISTON,
trormerly of Friend's 7tjle Liaardt). Do
Candidate for COUNTS" TUCASUHE •OD)ec
to thedecialon of tte Unloa Utpablican Conven
this. otbit:v7i
MERCHANT TAILORS
OWEN BYRNE;
Merchant Tailor,
No. 14 WYLIE ST.,
- (termed) of._ 5:. Clair Etreet,)
ME_ SELECTIOI OF INGLISLI IND Fla
4CCOA2TUEING-S.
LATEST STYLES 01'
Light and Dark Snitings
AND AT
PRICES VERY MUCH REDUCED:
CALL AND EZESILVE.
alp Particular attention will be even to th
vrIELE and Fl r of all ga.qn,ut+,
OAVEN BYRE,
No. 14 Wylie Street,
SD
ASTSLAND HALL
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10E1111111 COI PEI AID ST. (1.118
NEW SPRING GOODS,
JUST OPENED,
CaILPHI2I2:6 ,
All the Novelties of the season
Jinn aa Is only fvumd In •
First-Class Merchant Tailoring
Establinhinent.
=tan=
W. HESPENBEDE,
Diereh.ant
No. 50 ST, CL. IR STREET.
FEW IPHISG GOODS last opened. — AU lap
• d new stile patterns got ap la Ina latest Esst
stales tabinaS
PIENISG.
I LIEU AM COMM iSSORTHINT Or
BOYS' CLOTHING,
For the Spring Season,
AT TEAT MODERATE: PRICES
GRAY & LOGAN,
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HATS, pars, &o.
L. J. t:OPItLkT .............. . ...J. UTZ...
GOURLEY & LOGAN,
Dealers In
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
Hive juit,opened their nelv stock of
FASHIONABLE GOODS.
46 St. Cif:arkSt., Pilfsburgh
Please give us a call before ParCaUlaa
w_LIFLe.
AIWA:
HATS EIA_TS!
W. r.Gll•llAtt
away arayg
GRAHAM & BYRNE
At Iran 9t. Clair Stieet,
Hive •oe of !kit very best retell stocks of
BATS, CAPE AND STBAW GOODS
;mg
toe"; 7e"!Ftt4.t.''?l;"
. i. ,, 7 4 , 1r . .ti•• Kt , to re
OOP *el
FOR SPRIN ' II, -
AT ,VIRY Low PRICES.
McCORD CO.,
ZTc).1.4331. Wood atrect.
•vs
WANTS
W*NTED-SGENTS.
For ..iromea of the War."
p..71113.r. one &KC. l o ta and .I .'
Ilvertd two I,al .d N,oks ln one month. A -.-
other r,-Irea one 1 . 1,1, 1°,410v 10 one wr
t .
A v.: c.r . :tzsa ta 47. As : :FOEIEMA.N IN A
LIVERY STA.LE. .111.1.11eljase.1 Inatt
pruterred Enquire a:
HOWA.ItD•3 frOVER) &SAUL..
Yin[,,... near )fount
galiAl• tiotse.
`S,FA 31 TED
861 - I .esim.o3a,
Wbo tin el:ll2pp Al oat.. Apply parjoaally
or atldreap,_.
W. D. BAKER,
rWANTED7AGENT.
tin DI MON D tt,S.
A tlrletl;7hllaLle ayl , 51;cessful Llfa
. .
an:. C.:Roils? Is dulcsoss or establlshlnz s gs
eral Arener for one or more of the Rucera
mantles of Pectisylyanls, Inc:ndlag the city et
Vitt.bure, L.11,e41 tern. as a exelealte eon
trol or the business oCeied. Competent persons
lovited to applr. •ddreta r. so. rail
MEE
WANTED.-500 clerks, and
and other. now out or Amtmorment n
Plit.dmeb, 10 Anne , tt b a s!NuM 'd
ere
GENERATOR eantler.M.better thanee
Yet - lanes are made hr rtghts and the .ien•
ender I the onl thin...v(om kd tha has
real merit. t
Sueress lay g
the standard. in Come t
and
ace What agents are making.
N.. ~,,.'it?.eT,!4•l`g;t.
AGENTS WANTED,
BOTH SALE AND FEMALE,
In every township and county, to sell •ery pop.
Liar work. IL C •ntalna paces: ratan Dries
az.i.) Mold by ,•ntalna
only. Add," Iln.
11,41a:rt... J. C. KEN". k ,
n 111,,,::: a 'Mr.! went- Pltlebnrab, I'a.
•
A GENI.OOO WALNTED.--
4- , MALE. AND CIIMALE.—The best chmace
rg;re lt. '°4l° L! l ; " :..V: ' ; ` . " l• ° u ' r a .l4 " ;e h ri ' l
I,the field, I',l7NT'fldruEroir ',:kvl7.• aV
II Ah. DE11.4. By Hon. J. T. Headley. In otta
handsome volume. Illustrated lend at once
for tenms sad territory, Address.
TALCOTT CO..
tanl2:YlddassT ISaf a ret to._ Plttahnseb. Pa
BANKS AND BANKERS.
B. N. STSIMING...WII. b. LAN/111....1. 1. WILDMAN
STEKLEVO, Ll.tiE & CO.,
BAIDIERS.AND BROKERS,
No. 110 Sim!' third Stye', Philadelphia,
Deo , ero In Uccri rocuent Bands and %nets of All
Undo: conapanndlnlerebt Notre, Uold and ell•
c Coln. Coupons. ac.
NEW tTA't Y. 1.0,N. ala. yorcent., unto', d.
fv all
sole In sum t c vurba-scra.
icon. of :40 ou Nlt
utes e con* erled lnt• 6,:t1
Bundy, without cnarge, on paynaolt ollfroct
e:ice of Interco,
• • .
/otereat &Lowed oa Depoalt• Coiamonlota.
blobs by mall promptly &Lowered.. an 1,171
ASKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 20 Wall St.,
C 0..., or TRRZT, ILIV TURK
We bny and soli at 71 . e mail Moral current
prince, and-keep on Land a fall supuly of
Government Bonds of all Issues,
SEVEN-THIRTIES,
Compound Interest Notes,
And execute order• for purchase and mar of
MRS, BONDS AND GOLD.
Re Dave ceded to orr ofneo large rooms for
th , a - rotronodation or the public gletn*n d for lo
-
ve•tment •hil eachang• •of tiovern.eoe ae
eurllles. zoo the e~uceolept• of our moth mall
liot4 ruit.onere.
S , 65:-TitlitTlE3 .CONVRATET)
YI VE-TW EN ilk, GOVZILNAIChiT RATED.
Ci , eul ors, with lull particulars, furalohed
aptislesVork un
JAY COOKS & CO
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
CORNER THIRD AND WOOD STREETS,
PITTIIIIPEOH. PA,
(SITCOD3BOT4 TO Hind, HART 8 00,)
In 4'&Jfl
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And ➢articular attentlon paid to the put.
chhae and crate at
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
•
A•BIGHT I ) BATTB'ON LONDON. Intl :sle
N. HOLMES & SONS,
. 13 . 11 . 1 V32KM.11.1EL
No. 57 Market Street,
PITTSETIMIIf.
- •
g2Z =MTV m Er27421,CT,Z1r,i
the United butes hod censchts.
Stocks, Bonds and Other Secaritlee
BOUGHT LND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
. •
Particular •tteatloe pill to the pent: axe eall.
lc of
U• S. Securities,
Indudlod Q. S. El XES or lasi:
do. o.
T.T. Fl 0.8 1.0.414:
U. 3. CERTIVo:ATEs OF INDZIITr,DNISS
Orders wad Youclerabongiat or
b:3l
EOPLES ,
SAVINGS BANS.
OF PITTSBURGH,
LrconPon 4 TED. 11866...
- $lOO,OOO.
OFFICE. NO. 77 FOURTH STREM's
President
Tics President,.
LI ENTLY LLOYD
WVA.LIA-31, REA
TuusT.Eirs: _ •
}N7CVI e." ZJoI :L4P
.!
~;.,•• I
whs.. liosuLT. T
Juitsi
NV L1.1.U11 .I.l=olr.
Radar' and Treasurer, SIDNII P. TM 1033110 EST
Inref tfnaatf maps la !Ix ptr cent.ln ~,, oa time dep•4l66
Uovernmentata
itank open OMIT, ex«pt Sun CT from ulna W.ci?d , •• - 4;, to 'four o'cloct,
rdoeaA>f sal nine ofc;oc\,
b.urd.Y •veuings Ira= six to
cnt. vie
BUST --.--
DISkOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERE-
T , 'FON a C.1.13t100r tortooreoen the undersigned
under the name of TATS A t1CV11,...e,
ed by inutnal consent on the lat day of
the entire Interest of d i T. S t
e baring been pueehaeed Gad M. TAT
ssh • e 11l continue the nu tibiae, sad tot.=
Pl:tiro( toultneote i n 411 111 torst,tleot. The Luso
ttes• or th,aie rm Wi toe **Weft be ether of
the atAerlbers. a 'al toe ll
old otamia..7 Llnetty
street, n Iliti.tmigh and eederal street,Alit
ebeo.e. All parties knowing thentseleas In.
netitail to the late arm arerequested to male
payment, and those having Mils against said.
Item will present them f r settlement.
JoHN ACT/i . E.
JOIIN Y. SEVILLE.
,)
-P LI ZPLatI
al ;2=1,°171...:v.efg.n-,,,,„„,
GAS FIXTURES, SINKS, BATH TUBS
SHOWELL BATHS,
IVATZII CLO3ETIL
6114tstalion hal:lda:ld nude to ogle T.""".
TO73N M. .2.41:1"33,
No. 59 YEDERAL STREET. AlkihenT.
Ann voy REST Y STREET, rittaborss.
4 1. 5, 13:1v-Tuls
GOOD 'NEWS.
CHEAP BREAD IN DEAR MSC.
Euqclre for WARD•B BREAD. Tiak Dale.
.4 b 7L^ thltlais 'IL W." 4..7J4e-
N•mr. rile War.l•+. ruh7/...100.3TT1S
DIVIDENDS
D IDESD NOTICE
The ntrect°
rs of the Pee .d
Ivatte Te:to mph Company. of the lfuliel :states
have tots d• 1 tee:areal a Quarter, Dividend s
Mt. it enth, cot or the earnings of the Cotopa
ny uts to aunt the,lst, title rate cot TEN PPS
:ENT. PER ANN na. thel pont up stria.
.aezble •t. 'h. of , e, of Treason, of pm
;',7lllrs'ata" TV lll / 1- 11 • 1 `-'-° 1q - A, `"
Tree or,.
l'lnshurbtl..2prP MO. IK7
20 CHIPTRUST1C reeels--
d and for
ic.m:LTA
MEM
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