EMI
egiMcgitOntitt ,
T. KAY I. 1581.
ANOTHER DELUSION GONE.
The Act 'of 'Emancipation is rapidly
dispelling the self-induced delasione un
der which a majority ol the American
people Mated for a long succession of
years respecting the blacks. It has
already been observed that the ballot in
the hinds of four milieu of the colored
race Murperfectly deodorised the whole
- of them,of.that peculiar smell which was
so repugnant to the whites. They are
I now pure and fragrant, or dirty and of-
Sensive, I =Ming to their respective
u to cleanliness, the same as
. other people.
Ilditeen years ago Dr. J. tI. Norr,
of Mobile; and Mr. arena R. GLIDDON,
formerly United States Comm' at Cairo,
Zgypt, published with mach trumpeting
the "Tyles of litankind." The main
object of this wink was' to prove, with
the formality and emit - twos of scientific
demonstration, that the negro is not a
man. Among ether physiological argu
ments Misted on was this, that hybreds
are not prolific. under this head was
yreeented a mass of details designed to
show that a very large proportion of the
tiouthflut Meeks were of mixed blood, so
did not multiply, were scrofulous toy an
linparalleled degree, and that the whole
`sire would consequently ron out. These
athnolOglsts did not stop- to consider
and answer the question asked by blow.
'miaow; a century belore—"lf the
'blacks are not human, of what crime are
those whites gallty who have children
by them?"
Since theft people, thus demonstratea
to be brutes, have become voters, stalls.
Velum Ilan found no dllliculty in refut
ing this pretense of knowledge, which
was only a gilded ignorance. Southern
writers now aleiost uniformly admit that
• uotivithatanding the peculiar hardships
toirldeb tha blacks were expesed by the
rebellion BO by the temporary disrap.
lion of society upon emancipation, re
ducing theni to sayer° want, and °non
sieriag fatal dioceses, the black popula
;len is as. numerous as before the war,
And is increasing in greater ratio than
the whites . It. may not be - exactly ma
"pectin' thus to dispose of theories elab
orated, with infinite pains-taking, and
a show of scientific impartiality; but
Tratit Is a persistent iconoclast, and will
' break first or last, all the images falsely
setup.
In this connection it may be well to
recapitulate the estimate made by South.
'urn Conserver:lima of the probable affilia
tion of the Toting population of that
neetion. They, admit the blacks, if all
"-restates and Tote, will depesit 530,000
ballots out of 1,250,000 in all. They
concede than one-fifth of the *kites, and
'no "more, will Tote the Radical ticket,
and claim that one.ffith of the blacks
will Tote with gio Committee'. From
'those generalizations they deduce these
'results: •
conienmstra ' S~ aOO
~a..~;:.,.,~e
- COruermtive vote
, 31adkal
'lUtd.toal blacks.
E=11:2!
On, this basis Virginia, Arkansas and
Ceorgii are claimed for the Conserra•
lives; hopes are cherished that South
Carolina will go the same way, owing
th‘i ,f 2;
c
ConaervatiTesas it la likely to turn out.
ills quite possible they may not realize
these expectitiorus.
COAL STRIKES
Perhaps no branch of productive in
dustry in this country was quickened to
• - - a greater degree, or yielded a higher
ratio of profits, during the Rebellion than
the mining and transportation of An
tharcite Coal: Nor were the unusual
gains divided solely among the proprie
tors., The miners, properly . so called,
shared libetally in the increase, their
ertioltunents reaching from eight to ten
dollars a day. The helper', or ordinary
laberers, employed by the miners them
selves, did not fare as well, their coat
, pa:nation, except in rare instances, not
rising above two dollars a day. The in
. • ference would seem to bo ttat proprie
tors are more generous; with skilled
worionen, than these are witlt 'common
iaborens Jadeed, it , may be remarked
that ordinary laborers rest always under
greater hardships than any Other class
'of people who earn a living by manual
toll, and stand in ranch greater need of
'c operative associations to ensure them
A reasonable measure ofiemnemtion.
— When the war closed the market val
ue of antharcite rapidly - receded, and,
conaidering the increased number of
:mines worked, and 'the angumentedla
cilitles for , getting the product to the
great centers of. consumption, it is evi.
dent prices will not soon go upagain to
She point at which they stood. The in
creased supply outran the demand. The
miners did not seem to understand this.
At least, they talked as if the proprie.
tore could pay high wages as easily_as
low wages, if they saw fit, and could
xr#e the price of coal in market corre
spond. Every body also saw that the
proprietors bad no control whatever over
the deinand, and Unit prices could only
be raised by lessening • very, greatly the
supply. This.would necessarily throw
zany of the minors out ofemployment all
:the whileor isbie restrict the whole of
them to work for only three or four days
- 'each week. This latter alternative
irronldbe . precisely equivalent to a dor
' seaPsnding reduction of wages. But it
VIA not easy to drect an adjustment in
accordance with tether of the plans sag- I
tested. In consequence continued
'to work up to the fell capacity of his
la ms, reducing wages to match In some
shwas at leastthe declension-In the mar
- let. This 'led to formidable strikes,
trader ono of which coal advanced tem
porarily full three dollars a ton without
putting up - wages a dime.
This season strikes, involving thous.
ands of men, have .occurred in Bchnyl
-1.11.1 Carbon and,Luzerne counties, con
tinning several weeks. The proprietors
could not pay the wages demanded with
, ant heavy lass, and wisely preferred to
. stand still. At length the miners seemed
to Comprehend that the owners could
not so regulate the market as to deter
mine prices, but were constrained Meet
at .the best rates they could obtain.
They went to work at the rates orlgi
- hay offered, submitting to the loss of
=any weeks of valuable time.
...lioirtrike has happened this_year on
the part of the miners employed by the
- .414 , oi fiviheavy New York Compan
= 'lns operating in: Lustume county. The
rubs - of thoseCompanles is to graduate
wages te the value of the coil in market;
to do this every three months; and not
. to yield to strikes, no matter how for
addable or long continued. liavlng
demonstrated they will not depart from
this rule, even if they should be com
pelled to stand idle the year round, and
chat they.will pay voluntarily in propor
lion to what they get, they are in not
much danger of interruptions by strikes.
i The general tendency of prices in all
departments of business is downward.
This Is the result of natund laws over
Which neither proprietorsinoi work4nen,
nor both combined have much controL
Prices have been too highlor the com
mon good. Paper money, unless resting
on a specie basis, Is not a measure of
value, and cannot be made such; and
hence nominal values have been out of
all proportion to actual values. This
cannot last, and would be utterly damag
ing if it could. Prises will go still lower
before autumn, sad combinitions to ar
rest this tendenty will be - Unavailing.
Such combinations may, Indeed, protract
the period of. doubt and uncertainty;
may create spasmodic fluctuations; may
aggravate. all the evils incidental to a
return - to a sound financial basis; and
may precipitate a general crisis by which
all classes shall be involved in incalcula
ble calamities; but they cannot compel
destiny. Proprietors have entered into
combinations to maintain the prices of
products, and have resorted to various
expedients to give efficacy .- to these
schemes. Temporary results have been
produced; but the laws of trade have
simply been impeded; not abrogated.
If combinations could avail to keep up
rates the diminutions recently submitted
to would not have occurred. Indeed,.
the loss sustained in defiance of combi
nitions and monopolising show the
perils of . such attempts, and that in the
great sweep of affairs men are drawn
along by irresistible and unseen forces.
=
Mr. Gthitor.Laza, renowned for
his knowledge of animals, has extended
his researches and delineations to the
No* York Legislature and its Lobby.
In connection with several other gentle
men he applied for an act incorporating
a Lower California Company, with pow
ers similar in kind and degree• to those
conferred by the British Bailment on
the Hudson Bay Con pany. Not the
alighted objection was made to the prin
ciples or details embodied in the bilL
HeMbers ofboth Houses and the Lobby
expressed a cordial approval of the en
terprise, but still no progress was ac
complished. At length a demand was
made for stock of the Company to be
distributed among the promoters of the
bill in the Legislature and Lobby. This
demand was increased until It amounted
to 60 - 00,000 in stock. As. neither the
stock nor a promise of it was given the
bill did not budge. After waiting sev
enty day*. a bill containing the same
provisions was introduced to the Hew
Jersey Legislature, and speedily passed.
As • soon as this wee known word was
telegraphed to Albany that the passage
of the bill there pendlg was not desired,
as legislative authority bad be'en obtain
ed elsewhere. The Lobby and the Leg
islature did not comprehend this flank
movement; and in their trepidation, in
stead of lettingthe bill go by default, as
requested, instantly took it up and
rushed it through both branches, and
sent it up to the Governor for approval.
Instead of getting one bill, and paying
halts million dollars for it, Mr. Wuriss
and his associates got two bill for not',
b93,OCK)
.14E1,000
:typo
590,0X1
MEE
Gl,' :1111, - L.
, :Itch - Tr.i , . -, Lcir,
Tugs in legislative useniblies. It is hare
to affirm that no bill suspected of "hav
ing money in it," that Is, authorizing an
enterprise likely to be remunerative,
gets through without being subjected tp
assessments in the way narrated or in
payment down in cash. Nor is legisla
tive speculation confined to exacting fees
for the passage of laws. Quite as often
votes are told to defeat meritorious bills,
because they come in competition with,
schemes already completed orin embryo.
This sort of corruption has gone so
far as so raise serious questiorin the -
minds of many meii as to how far free
government can stand this strain. If
corruption lima exceptional there would
be hope: But It is the rule, ratfier than
the exception, and becomes morizexact
log and unblushing from year lir year.
One party is just as deep in it as the
other, in proportion to numbers; or,
rather, in most of the middle Slates, the
Democrats manifest the most shameless
profigacy. Being in the minority, they
borrow additional impunity from their
comparative lack 431 responsibility.
That this condition, of affairs is to be
tolerated, no oni will pretend. • A mine.
dy must be •founfd for it or t he people
will be constrained to seek refuge under
a monarchy from an evil too grievous to
be borne.
MEE
ENE
li.xnvois probably witnessed the last
execution for high crimes Within her.
On Fri Cay last John'Onedel was hanged
at Belleville for the murder of Adam
Zimmerman, in 1861 On the scaffold
the wretched man madeuse of the
lowing4aliguage: "If the blood of Adam
Zimmerman had ever stained his bands,
or ilpe had ever struck him or aeon his
blood, ho hoped the Almighty God would
throw him Into the lowest pit of bell,
lie never thought he would come to this
end, trusting so much In God as he did,
for be had beCn in the habit of praying
to God six times a day for over thirty
years." It will be remembered that at
the recent session of the
Illinois Legis
latare the juries in capital crimes were
left to determine whether the punish.
ment of the culprit should be death or
imprisonment. Hence it is quite.proba
ble that no more executioes will take
place in that State.
THE conscience fund of the Treasury
Department continues to ;increase, and
It is a noticeable fact that the heavy
swindlers are commencing to make res.
lltutton. It seems that conacienas makes
slow work Ilion the plunderers of large
amounts, but finally brings them to the
stool of repentance. The last thieves
heard from were Cindnnatians.
Thz telegraph Informs us that the trial
of the traitor Jefferson Davie will hardly
take place, as announced, on Monday
nest, la Richmond, but will be further
postponed. It is quite probable that he
will be eeletlitee to bail, against which
proceeding Wide will now hardly
Object
CMCAGO isa bid Plum for dogs.
Nearly SJ: theusaad have been destroyed
within the Pai few Treks, by order of
the city authorities. •
Tr= running of street cart on Sunday
was' Conuncircad la Baltimore on Brurday
hut
—Snit int be commenced Won Lathe Uni
ted Matins Supreme Court, between the
States of Virginia and West Virginia, coo.
esrning the ownership of Barkers , and Jot.
terson counties, tu the Old It/minion. These
counties are a border between the two
States. and there seems to ho setae qualltiOn
es btt Where they Oolong.
• -
Important Law Rail neelded4An
Evansville 3tereasinle Donee and a
Cincinnati nerenant InVolved.
• At Evansville, Indiana, on the 16th
ult., a very important suit was de
eided—important not only onmecount of
the amount involved, (about fifteen
thousand' dollars,) but also from the fart
that it carries nearly forty other cases.
Last fair the wholesale grocery holm of
Oberdnfer A Co. become involved,nnd at
the Instance of the creditors the/241304110t
this county attached the whole concern.
At this Juncture Herman Levy awealthv
merchant of Cincinnati, stepped in and
claimed the propeity, including the notes
and accounts,
averring that he bad
bought the }whole concern for twenty-one
thousand dollars.
Oberilater A Co. were Indebted to the
house of Levy In the sum of r.c2,950. and
to save this paltry sum, Levy, as he
avers, without consulting his partners,
invested over tI•3),000 in n poor stock of
goods and a large amount of doubtful
debts, scattered over • four iluttes, not
even taking time to Inquire If the :m
-ammas and notes were good. lie imme
diately turned the whole matter over to
the care and control of n clothing met
chant,
a brother-in-law of Oberdafer, and
gave Oberdafer his notes for lens than
815,000, which notes were immediate
ly transferred to another brother-In-law
of Oberdafer. At the same time Levy
assumed liabilities for Oberdafer out or
pure friendship, to twice the amount of
the latter's indebtedness to the firm of
Levv it Co., and when( the sheriff attach
ed the goods for the Ininefit of other cred
,itors, Levy rilplevined them. The de
fense set up INAS that the sate was fraud
ulent and a sham. The'etm was trial
before the court, and Judge Parrot, in a
learned and elaborate decision. rendered
Judgment for the defendant. Sheriff Dar
ling ordered the goodalto be returned,
and estimated that they were of the value
of :$ll,OOO.
—liarlens co-operative movement, among
Journeymen of different trades are announ
ced from Now York. These Journeymen
are setting tip shops and matintactitrlng on
their own account, without the agency of
employers. The steam boilermakers, the
Mittens, the glass blowers and cutters, and
the bakers, all have co.operatlve shops In
process of formation. co-operative move
ments among other workmen have pre.
vlothily been announced. It Is announcal
that the corichmakers of New York, who
struck to prevent' a reilma ion of wages,
have generally ateceeited. The carpenters
of New York are now all at work—good
hands getting hi a day without clinically.
The butimerai Union of New York has do.
torn:Mod. to demand al a. day en May lot.
The tabors in ono New York shop recently
struck for Increased wages, but, not being
followed by those in other shops, have abort.
cloned the strike. , The working men of
New York are getting anxious about the
Eight-hour law mostly passed try the Leg.
-stature, but to which tiovornor Fenton has
not, yet seised his signature.
A Farwen mosies, says tho Cinetnnati
Co...eternal, has invented a method for
cleaning the °outdo of buildingS.
certain chemical preparation combined
with Jets of steam, be scours the enterior
of brick or stone etrliettires, making them
look as giod as new. Cincinnati, w ith Ito
arlear atmosphere, could give C011115t8114 em
ployment to such an invention. Oar free
stone has native tints of rare softness and
a b nddisfigures
few
y T ea o r
paint
liat n i g
a d b s igui s o
profanation. The news of thts French pro
cess, therefore, is very good news for this
city, and all others that burn bituminous
coal.
PURE WHITE LEAK/. ' •
Buy It and try It. ErerTara warranted >Per
attlele. ground In the beat Linseed OIL
Varnlahei of all kinds/ Linseed Olt and rutty
Aloo, North Carolina Tar, In krgi and barrels
at low raids.
Pure Liquors. of all tinds. and the finest Wine
In the city. - •
"Moberg Fperkling Ale., and — English Ales;
DablinDrowel Mont and Fortei. bold wiloicsale
and rciall,
At Fleminre Deng and Patent Medicine Depot,
At Fleming.. Drug and Patent Medicine Depot.
At Fleming'. Deng and latent Medicine Depot.
No.Bl Market street,'
No. el Xarket street.
No. al Market street,
Corner Diamond, near Fourth street.
Corner Diamond, near Fourth street.
Corner Diamond. near rourth street.
What Swaymes Ointment Will
I-
It VIII can Itch In from rt to 48 hour..
14 2—it Will cora the moot °tiniest° C•Sell oft,
Ser.
6—lt wlll care Chronle Zrystpelas of the We.
4—lt will care Salt Rhea O. Saaid Head.
6—lt will core !Whin, Plies, all Eruptions.
6-11101 ruttishly care all Ula Plseases.
7—Use ISWATXI . 6 Uircra...er u 4 scratch 57
=0r5.,..11,
=ME=
F' , 0 ,4 ",,• r uts-
adelpnta. Bald by IIi'CLARSI.I
A ( &
LLY, 37
NAN V.Ltitf4."6.71&11,a
A. XELLY, 37
TOBBJENt.B. c&r. ath sad market streets, Etna
burgh; SANE It DEUITT, Allcsbera7.
mak:l24oM
CONVEfCING.
rstroP, Oswego Co..'July, keep.
Mitring. liogThrran s Swirit--lientlenseu I
have been severely •diluted wlth paralysis of the
stomach, and eves given up by tereral eminent
phyalcians. 1 hare tried several remedies or
tome sod silmulatlig nature, but without any
good 'wilt. Some three oi pour month. ago!
was Induced to try your STo3lAtlii BITTICILS,
sad have used about levels or right bottles with
• decided benefit. My health lc greatly impree•
ed; and Leonsider your bitCera the only albs
, ova remedy al their kind in She market.
used as dlrec•ed, they will always Pm , . • surer
elan remedy to those elided with dyspepsia, or .
Other diseases era like nature.
Sespectiblly yours, LYMAN Idll9o
Use/IS:GA, Dikota Co., Minn., Aug.. Isidl
liotincrica 4 bsittit,' Pittsburgh..
entlemo: lave o ut ,r Ith ever
since they were brought and consider them
the but anions the many bolero the Nthite.
Those brought out since the tat na4licen Impos
ed on spirits are troth. 1 ours recommend
thus. Wiper-tinily and trulyyours,
IS. J. AWAY& N.
Coco nt. Juseph Co., Mich., July U. 1566.•
Mashas. ilogrgrrsu & Byrrn—Ueuilemrs I 1
eoutliter your BITTERS a sovereign halm tar
thungarul aas. tours truly.
D. C. ititg AULD% 11. D.
PILNIIIB CANADENSIS.
A tree which Is abundant In Canada, Nora
Kenna, end the wore northern earls of the He.
Zeeland Mates, and Is ab,o/onad In the elevated
and mountainous regions of the lUddle Mateo.
Sad &bean& la medicinal virile.. • Ur. bwett.
liostoa, bits prepared a cordielie from the
sweet Inside bask of the plus tree, called AN/-
LANDIS WHITE PANE tiLIMPOU ND, which Is
ea, of rare "aloe In all debilitated slates of the
thine's. IL acts like s charm In all diseases of
mucous membrane.. crab-ling Moms Lo regain
their lost 'One and energy. It will be found well
adapted to all tiosediseases.mbere Poem has
been tiled aid failed, 1t Is likewise well suited
to chronic coesho. and On
manta specific fur
old and debt distr.' cases of . War s
who at ant only took a bottle of this medi
cine. to tel. afterwante cams back and get a
aolen, or ball dosen, which effected radical
cures of dlseans of the bladder slid kidney, et
years standing.
Diabetes. 1 disease th at bas horn looked upon
an among the Incumbles.l. Imenediatclprellesed
by It. Notice the certificate of Ass tiotepar.
punished some time sent
The Puffed Motes Dispomatury," speaking of
the pine, toys: ••It Is prescribed Ito leucorrioe*,
Siert; and other discAuteso f the urinary passages:
In piles and carnal(' Inflammation or ioe ration
of the bowel.. la chronic catarrhal affections.
and Invasion. forms of ZheUMAI.I4I3I. ,, It Is es.
reediest) fah:able In all gravity affemlons,
bloody urine, and save there Is red mid whilst
sediment. 11 ban Le Laken - without interruption
to ones Usual aeocallone: sad instead Of &taken-
• . . . • . . . .
OrOducer • laming, Pealthy power . or endu
more =id visor. Price, at per troirle ;.1 x for 0.
A.r. for POLAND'S WuITS PUNS. CO M.
POUND. For sale tor (be gross. dozen or Muria
blab. at Dit.ICLIOICU'OUrcat Medicine blare,
1.10:Wood .t.reet. • spzo
0 - i - t a,'. ! • :4;4
WM. BINGHAM, Jr., Adam Exprias
AN, 64 /VIA Mrsa. la authortud Agent to
mate Advaltairmenti fora/ Getii6LTTA and
WI WM,
and Ou rers Ihrinschos6 Untimi Mes
ak
LARD OIL-10 ',btu. No. 1 now
tayl
nd3ngf" OLITIAITyqI7..
CEDAR BOARDS-1,000 feet
now !Jading troy intimer Umnry, tbr see
by LIALAti DICSM 8, CO.
rEILTHEVA-14 bas.now land
Mg Iron stcammiAryasy, for Bale by
m I
COWV.--130 sacks. Ear Corn in
store and for Ms
FILTzER
lay' corder Market and l'irot ot•tvto••
•
GLASSES-63'bbls. Sorghum
lI
MOlnetel In
.to .0 for .1. by
PETZLIII. AltelneltdbiG.
In7l corner hind and Market streets.
P OTATOES.—ISO bush. Peach
MOM and Buckeye., In .tore and rot u'e
by • • • & &Mtn YON ti,
corner Market and Flat streets.
BACOH.--4,00 0 lbs. Hams;
2,000 •• clear eltdes:
a. 003 •• itlbooo bides;
•• &maiden:
lc store and for gab by -
•RMSTIWNG.
m I • tomer itarcat.o4 tarot strait.
SPICED OISTEIIB.--/Ust
kr calved., IaDP I 7 ' •
LUBA HPICZD 01.111ERS,
leaorittparlif;L:Vcaasteredgro or at re.
JOUN ItEIIBI.IAW,
. moo earner Liberty and Hood au+41.41.
A CLEAR . , SMOOTHEXION and
BEAUX/4UL COMPL Otto., the
on of Lisionech - 11 CONCILXTILATED ESTILICT
or 11.438•PAILLIJ. It remotes Oita mots.
pia lea um LI mottoes of $OO Ain. aplit•mwr
p THE SPRING MONTHS, the
114. Y .V.WZIEtVia g a s utrIn ha ln . lirg
Or 11 .141ArAULLIA 13 an 441111111 o( the greaten
441114.
ELAIROLIEN EXTRACT MAR.
- •
KAI/0111.1a rlrstmrs and trhuealea the
410,2, levalls'llie vbror of health luto tht .V.•
tem. aaa Punce. Oat the humor. IL. , mike dis-
Mgr 140:111TI
qv :1
lIIGIIEST hIIRIIET RITES
PAID FOR
MAY MID JULY COUPONS,
AT
JAS, T.. BRADY & CO.,
Bankers,
Cor. Fourth & Wood SIR.
iIIIN-ENBINE IN THE WINDOW.
ANOTHER
MATERIAL REDUCTION
IN COST OF LIVING.
I ---
PIUGAILS.
8 lbs. choice l'Srto Rico 88848 f0r.....LC0
7 " While Coffee " .... 1.03
8: I " CnlshB4 .... l c 0
ri3=
I lbe. Rood Rio Cadet for •1.00
• •• choice Rio Cod. for
I '• Jaya Cadge for Ito
• •• good Routed Codes, for lof
I • choice •• • 100
• • Jara •• 100
• Redaction of 10 per oast. In near
ly all style• of Team, Canned FE.III.
and oholo• Shelf Good.
SHIELDS & .BOUCHEIL
108 Smithfield Street,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
=I
C. WATTLEY & CO.,
•
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
EMEMEEI
TRIMMINGS IND NOTIONS,
No. 89 Federal Street,
(Corner et Booth coalmoo.)
ALLEGHENY CITY.
EMBROIDEIHIIts.
11A.NDK aticHIEIZ.
OLOVEN
•
ittliDON kr. ‘
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Balmoral and Uoop
COLLARS AND TIES,
l'Att4aULa.
VIINAMENTA.
" iIEPVTUB N B D ONS.
VAILS A
1.,M1 CRAP/A.
• a.aigas .Is4l
NEW JEWELUI STORE!
or
WATTLES & SHEAFEIL
101 Fifth Street.
We would respectfully informs .r friends .d
poelle shut we bare opeocd • new JEWItI,
It KTOltlf., at Ito. 101 Fla' fit Mltacrr.e.,*
etolttalel.. when wewlll keep constantly ea
baud .0 assortment of goo
Watches, Clock 64 Jewelry,
Solid /Diver and Dieted ware, Darien Marble.
gamy Goods, and evex7thlng pertalnlet to •
first Haas Jewelry Store.
llarlng.and long cal:wiener In the Jewelry
Dulness and bells, DRACTICAL WATCH
MAKER& we feel confident we can reader per
feceast,trectlon to all who will favor an with
their patronage.
WATTLES & SHELTER,
101 Filth Street
. r .111
pirretiumin LE.uk EWE
II Ell
SKEET LEAD WORKS,
W.ke and keep to , onier • superior quality of
Sheet Lead and Lead ripe,
I=
Ail onlcrs prvaPtlT LIRA, at 101.al mulct
rates.
BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
I=l
rnnwnosun.va
=Cal
EZTHODIST EPISCOPAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSITruTE,
AT CHRIST IL B. CHURCH,
notunme, AFTERNOON AND EVENUND
Ireantsby aid Mina3y, lay Ist aid
Conductor—Rev. J. H. VINCENT, of N. Y.
• Vedic, cordlaUy Invited to attend.
apich744
hOR BALE. --= A splendid pair
of Mem guises, almost new. made by
Mies, of Cincinnati; cylinders ?flitches dim-
Mar, I feet stroke, 'reliant Iron shafts sod
cranks.' One Doctor Engine. Pa. Freight
tiolstleg Engine, Steam Capstan. • A oomplete
outarot machinery snitablo for freight or tow
boats. We will Prolsh Boller. to beaten, and
Pat the entire maeldnery. (or either a nest clue
&Cant or ow boat, to complete working order.
oit board of a Inv hall, fal[l2ll aa. hikeeflt to
sold boat lldesirable.
Eriquire 1.10611 IL. HOLE &CO
=2
Tiltabarsb. rA:
I==
J. F. STARK & Go.,
. BANKERS,
Comer of Wood old Third Sine%
_saw dassrize lIIKEELLTA
Min SUM 8014 COL) SIMI in COM,
Draw ';ln. and BUM Ella of Exchange on
ZEULEND. IE4IIOI. GEID/Lltil% IT. LT.
delnneenwr £c. •x,
FOR SALE
Two 35-Barrel OIL STILLS,
AB 4100 D AEI MEW
ONE cluttos BLAST rumr,
113=1
for partludArs call. or addren.
WOoLDBIDGE OIL REETWING 00,
. p nyAt . No.ll DINUESNE ;FAY.
AALL PA L IEITIES tarrEaLettli
la STZ. PUMP!! on ranted to tall at
We Moro of BAILEY. PARSELL t 00..
tG fluatbrield Wert, and Ice, sA orsaArros.tho
rated. Out sod cheaper/ of theta motor p.,.•
LAURA
The liodier Patent. ,
Muottetared by the itutharaptort Inmlt..ruut
Ingle& Contruor•
SAMUEL WILIJSTON;Prrs , A,
JAMES SUTH ARLAND, Trrar
LOUIS C. CODICIL, sop',
• .7. B. CrAIWINE.R. Ursula Aunt. sprirK.
AM, Mau. a7:7;777
W ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIIWIABINOZILAIII) DANIEL L.
NOBELIUM & MITCHELL,
Livery and Sale Stables,
423 LIBERTY RTILELT,
OPpOllta Penni7lv tot. litallsoa4 Depot.
PITTSBURGH.
SB - Putleolar attenttonfpatd to Poulain
Beano and Carrlagea for fooeraLe.
Done. kept at ltreq.
OPEIVE.D,
mecurn & CARLISLE,
./1 9. 19 Fl Mt Street,
clegara assortment Of ,
Sun Shades and Parasols,
NEW BtPrIONB AND TBINMINDB,
LIGLIFII 103511 1.9 16111LIG 11100313.
'nrsucu NUDES OF
THE BEST SID GLOVES
4. ssmaxv , ssiurvra.
BEST PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS
We have lest evened a full line of all Cm. end
Glen of the ceJebrated
# 4 88” Bid Glove, at $l.lO per Pair
We are authorised to guarantee every pair of
the ■loves sold, Should they rip o• tear potting
on, they can be ceohange,l for another pair.
111011111 ir, CARLISLE,
Arco. 19 riteh letroot
trkfl
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that' Rib tiopertner.blP t. "
twerp the undersigned. under the style of A. J.
B►ILER6 CU. has this day bees dissolved by
mania Innen% the entire Interest of A. J.
BAKER haying been purebesed by BARBEL
L. CONNELL; who will col:Mauls the Tailoring
Miriam. et the old sty ed,llo. 03 B.IIIIIIFIELD
bTREET. All debts due to the late arm will be
received by the said B. L. COWBELL. end all
demand. ag a inst the same will be presented to
and willled by him.
A. J. BAKER.
N. L. CONBIELL.
rittsbnrek, April =,
Basing sold soy Interest in the CLOTIIINU
BUBILNAISS to BAIIUEL L. BUNNELL, who
wilt continue the boviness at the old stand, I do
cheerfully reeommend him to one former pa
trons Led the public generally.
A. J. BAKER,
AT SCHMERTZ & CO.'S,
31 FIFTH STREET,
All ogles of Lune.', lllssex and Mal.lron'.
Boots, Shoes & Gaiters,
I=
t•BLI/CH AND ENGLISH LAIITINU. KID A
MDKuccu, BUTTON. LACK AND
CL.NUILLSS
GAITERS, BALMORALLS,
FEMCII II) ELITIBS, TIM, MUM,.
Toilet - and Parlor Slippers,
w Oar lUD AND NIATIN aLIrrEB.B, An.
(3311.1ren's ntiona In Annie. varlet and styinn,
rononable priers. nI IfIFTIL
lACILTLEILTZ At ILO.
spll:n7:7Nwt
TOE PEOPLE'S
TEA STORE,
Wilson Sr. Underwood
alairp 17,...,71" GROCERIES.
ytDlamOnd e
♦LLLURZ'T CITY
Call and •Xlnialae paraleck and prices.
ap 7:563-41'
CHANDELIERS,
. Brackets, Pendants, Sc., `
/OA
Gkeies istaaci Coll.
A lasts ossortment on hand and recololng at
WELDON et RE:Liars,
PLUMBEIIII AND GAS FITTERS,
164 Wood Street,
HEAR oIICTR.
To Bricklayers and Carpenters
FROPOSALII ARE INVITED
until TUESDAY. Nay Ilk. at I o'clock
r for the BYLICK *ad CalirEETElt WORK
required in Des erection of a ilcir School Ilona
In the Seventh Ward. Pittsburgh.
Ilane and speelloal ions are ready for exami
nation at the office of the Architects, BAIUt A
MURER. Nut. 2 sod 4 It. Clair street.
Bids to be scaled and lea with any at the nn
dendatted. Y. K. .1101)11tiCLU.
OEM
:MEDICATED PAPER.
LLOJIL, LETTER cAr.
COILIIIMMIAL NOTE...tad
11=1:=
/for sale by
W. S. HAVEN,
Corner 111 • 0041 and Third Rh.
• 27: V
WM. BLUIDOUF & CO,
Xanoloctircrs Auld Wholcesto liCaors is
BROOMS,
Broom Brash and Broom Findings.
'factor , mad Warehosoo, ln Um roar of Wm.
maker 4Laajes,
Mos. 172 and 174 Wio•d Ot.. PHI obargb.
opittv2
JAI= 116 pavan I. azurtnuo D. MUSD.
JADED BL IMUSLI & SOt
111411.171ACTIMIll 01 '
Steams Boilers, Oil MI s, auks,
Sheet Iron Works, at.
No 61 Penn Street,
PITISBUNAII. PA.
apt? VI
IRON , CITY CUTLERY CO.,
No. 3 St. Clair Street.
Hann purchased of ANDREW BUMS the
cutlet, stock of Hardware, Cuilm and Variety
%Weds, at the above stand, It le tbetr Mention
to keep on band a Ira:class stoct of
HARDWARE. CUTLERY.
Gene, Mee. Revolvers, Pittols. flantalleckbt
L'lo d TrtulFe ejlitreirSarMini l w6s7 e
Grinding Malors,Solesore, to" Out tin fc !Stencil.
and atatups, and Making Coal and Cancelling
Blames, at e hottest notice.
nitot.= W. IL MOWN, Manager.
GENT/P, BOMB' AND YODTHIP
CALF AND KIP BOMB,
Congress Gsiters;BalmOrab,
MU LID EUI? En BIDE TOES,
And war/maw equal to ea) 1a the city, of
moo. 81 3P11•8a 10treet
i‘ w. E. mcnnEarz .1: co.
.21 n 72.11141.
A LIIREFTS SHOE STORE, Na
pp, i a. s. corder or Market street mod Lila
riA.oris received ►'elected assortment or all
Boots;. Gaiters I Balmorala,
For academia. Ladtaa ud children. Thu art
seasonable rood.. or the beat matarial. and •
workmanship. and ars offered for sale at low
BOARDING.—A besia:al front
Room to tot, tO • gentleman swindle; one pica,
ant room for Mill gte gentleman: 4 oth orjyltnont
board. Al.O, a few day boardera4A • 'We''' .
Ole private home. Apply at
01.:44) - = :19, 196 tiliA.2ll4sztur.
ADV
AT 121-2 CENTS,
One C e Dark Merrimack Prints,
ALT 123; CENTS PER YARD
Yard Wide Bleached Muslin!,
AT 12!4 OMITS PEA ?AID.
French and Domestic Gingham.
Spring Dress Goods,
Spring Deraines.
New French Lawns,
While Goods.
Table Damasks,
Napkins, Irish Linens. ; ti
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans.
Bonnets, hundowns
Ribpons, Flowers, ite,
A GOOD 54700 K,
Wholesale and Retail, at
WM. SEMPLE'S,
180 and 182 Federal St.,
ALLE sliEwrr oirr.
TEAS AND SUGARS.
UtnlD CUOKINU for :40
• ?A Rt.ll " ••
I=ttrtM
MtM'.IIIM=
TEAS.
Another large Mot Farm( IZA, of hut car
Roes,
Direct from China anti Japan,
rer ships Constantina. Mania Chalk, J. la.
tiresimm, etnaptleing everything (MUD LOD
CHLAZ in the way of Testi, at &teat . •
20 Vesta Below Biel:owns= Pelee'.
ARTHUR KIRK,
172 . 84, 174 Federal .treet,
ALLE6IIIIENT
CM=
MYERS, HOPPER & CO.,
=1
MANWILCTUIIIaI Or
FURNITURE
r
Of Every Description.
SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
No. 45 Smithfield Street
LTA full asaortseest of rittaburahaverse.
tared Furniture cantles:Wl on hhrol at L . t/watrr
yaw "%tom.
11
•
C. uorrx+.c. A. I..riAA.
ust=rat
Pittsburgh Importing Howie.
•
. •
zaraiiiienr.D
SCIIRIDT & FRIDAY,
•
LOPORTEIta OF FOREIGN
•
•
WINES AID LIQUORS,
-No. 409 Petui*ireet,
• PITII3II . URGE,
Woul , l direct the attention of aleblic to the
feet that, possessing superior faci lities thteolth
serer& large w lac sun liquor houses to Europe
and maiden their importations direct, they are
Winesto offer the various grades of choice
Wisies sod Liquors at pekes iris Mu /tasters
rates. Eassolustionol totalities and cow patison
of prices respectfully sedated:
A choice assortment of FUEL. ULU EEL ,
:Wiling. it constaelir oa hand. •DEEtEI
JAMIGIS BAUM
ALBA= A. MOORE
NEW WALL. PAPER
ABU
ITHOLSTERY STORE, .
JUST OrMSED, LT
•
NO. 36 SMITHFIELD ST.;
BELOW TIMM
To seammodala Ilbe lammed w mare
:TAM' .t.l l :ve".. e t . 36
CURDM P. 1.441.,
_WIND& allau
CURIUM (.1.0118,
_PLOW( sad TAIILL OIL
MOTU. .11.ATTlia=.1 and 1111.1131111* of all
Mad. .•
LIMN
• VW tIMNP-96 AND 98 THULU ISTBILT.
E. EDMONDSON & CO;
prtaPosAi.s
NEW JAIL.
Colocasienenal Orrlcz.
avrAza, Aptll loth, c
WEWE WILL RECEIVE SEALED
• PROPOSALS In this cake op to MAY 10.
WC. tor the tettlalng of a new JAIL, to be Walt
to Batter. Persona whin[ to bid can to the
plan and apecalcaUog la tale cake. any thee
alter Meath of April. The Mason md COWIN
ter work will barren In different contracts.
• • A. C. CWIIIIITIC,
WILLIAM DICK, •
4. W. BRANDON.
aca"rylt'Commissioners.
ORDINANCE creating the otlice
of Assistant Street Commissioner._ .
Bacrion I. 8.. 81 ordained and tended Sy the
detect and COMM.. alltfleal 01 the MI St 410 '
.11.+W, and is haven ordained and enacted bir
authority of fl. acme, That Intmedlatar after
the passage of title ordinance, the Select 054
Common Lomeli. ahall p co td to Mertes*.
elegant street Commissioner. Said office of Ai
slmant Street Commissioner stall be filled in
anity, at the same tJme an d manner IA Which
the cite officers Sr. elected.
dem. 2. The Warr mead is hareig lined at stn
hundred dollar. per amis.
Ordained sect enacted late • law this the =4
4" of April' A. D. rm. •
JADES Mc
President of the deleCt COffitelt.
Attest: P. M ac raison.
clerk of the detect Council.
OEu. P. ULDDLL,
President of the Common Connell.
Attest: Itonsicr IffiterosTit,
Clerk of the Common Connell. -
Winn •
MAE lIAIDEUSIGMI has this
oay emoted Of his entire Pock of BOOM Mg)
auoto xr. J. I. Weald., who will continua
the Nudism at the old stud. 774 LIBMITX
- 71iiiutral for the Intent patronage heretofore
i4fired. I would uk a continuities of the same
to my roreelsor.
3 . 0. RAMAI.ET,
DIZSBIaOII, 4111 Lt. UV. *I.11:143
GREAT SALE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
3. W. BARKER & CO.,
Read The Prices; a
Torghla oceanic.* wo will main the following
fedidnUons:
rbirting Muting rednead from 30 to 20.
awning Molina reduced from 26 to Mit,c.
Bblrtlar Msailne redated (rota IM to I 2 e.
4.4, 6-4, a-1, 9-4, 10.4 and 11-4 row
Gating and libectlnit cn669 in proportion
ALSO,
U M nbleachedllwidt Musli s. m. all ' , Willi.
• ateo, ah
Cheek., all width..
Table Linens. all wid th s.
Towels, all Mars.
gull% ladle led colored, all dui
PRINTS.
Seduced from 10 and le 1.2%e.
Reduced Rem MO to the.
La Lathe. from SS to :10c.
Hingham from LO to 10'..e.
4.llnahalni tram 20 to 10.
DRESS. GOODS.
Organdies, laconets, Lawns, Percales. Mar-
Jellies, French Utoghatne. together with a siCen
did'assortment of Preach. British and argon,
fabrics. le double and single eildlh, h. almost
onlindted variety, reduced as low a, fhb
and One. per gaol. .The higher grad.. ch..p in
proportion; none or theatre as low as before
the war.
Ax 113102[21411 Mock, sad 1a...a variety, kr
EVENING, STREET AND CARRIAGE DRESSES.
TM takes my be Jadtred [rem the followlel
Riga reduced from 01.25 to $l.OO.
Black 3-S wide. reduced ftmo 115.50 to
Blatt figured, duublc Lego, redo ccd from $1.30
5t.23.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK,
iliol=l
tll
Kauko:
'HAYING SOW OUR EarrinE
•m-s•• interest is the Wholesale 6rochz7, Produre
I.
Comm Melon Business to Messrs. hot. I
LEI/Bic. ratan' d CV.. who will continue the •
same at the old stand. No. 341) LIELEUTY BT..
.••wool,* sat for them • eoutintiattott of the
we I
tronsgc so liberally bestowed on us.
• 000 K BBOTHES3 at QO s
Pitt•bariti. lortl.18•7.
RCTLEDGE, PERRYI•&. COs,
I•:ocecosors to COOK IigUrILESB CU..
NO. 345 LIBERTY . STREET,
SIOLEBALE GROCERS,
•
PRODUOE AND COMMISSION
•
•_
MERCHANTS.
Comlstunents of 011 tl ads of Produce respects
lolly mlleited. and prompt returns Itommttoml.
• root
$23,000,000..
•
THE NEW SIX PER CENT.
PENNSYLVANIA.
ST.A.T.V. LOAN,
Free from all State, County and
Municipal Taxation,
W aits Whittled to ems to ontt.oo appticallon
to the nearest Boot or haste[; Woo, br either
of the natterststod. '
Lty COOKE .t
DREXEL et CO..
E. W. CLARK et CO,
sr2l=loo Bantus, rhll.oelphlii.
PITTSDUAfiII, PA.
=1
JOSH CROFT b. CO.,
Real Estate & Insurance Agents
431 Acres, Imprerrest, In Payette connty,
Weald trade for city prove-XT.
II Ace.. Improved, In /Iniana county. Pa.
ItlAerea. Improved. In Lawrence Co.. Pa.
=Urea Improved, la Allegheny Co.. Pa.
Id Amu, Improved, In dearer county. Pa.
it l , 3 Acres. no improvement., Blair Co" Pa.
Lur e s
two I:Wm out the Perry:rale road,
lust the Won ror • iumhet /MM..
X Acres. ustlinproved, 2..4 stoles oat the Per
il-Mlle yilnalr Mar. ams the Weir for • in.
P 7:ls2• C b& ri gir_e.grl d galithb/thll , ;st Street.
above the Oath ithisler: 43 tea or Washing ,
tar street by 111 on Sill alley. on whirls there Is
two balldthaw. with St.re room to mob. Lease
:l years to run. Thle would male • splendid
stand far most an land of butane..
Por further lethrmation apply to the abase
Menu. ap^.1.112
WINDOW SHADES,
•
OIL. cm.comium
; HOLLANDi
• .For Sale
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
• At 26 and 28 St. flair Street.
We kayo ta.ton and are dally-reeelvtee, of
our own sad other manotectores, • lug. stock
zurtnt OIL mom&
wounW MAIM% - •
.YITANITURL,
1. TABLE AND CAREILUE
OIL cpUTII3.
BUFF LIOLLANDS;
NUDE FLITUIIIO.
Also, LEATlitit BELTING, .
BUBBICIR BZLTING,
WAX ANDISTiiIIPACHIAO.
nein inutalbelarern we are enabled to oder
to metebaroa, canines fakers sad the retail
tried° Innaesmenta oulo prices and goods not be
feud elsewhere to the ells.
=1
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
MEWS TR! MART,
Mk LS DLIUWED,.II7IIIIIOILOIL
Jan apnea. slugs 'Lisa tholco stock of
NOTICE.
Teas and Fanuiy Groceries.
Which me n be m lisl'Filt.lled M lowest e wli:ics.M
E i er aft Ton will Tar. !....Vdr , ra ' 3Whi ,
Teria. stool c CAM. :
OP/1a.2/ 15 WA/With Plnibr th
4.4:44 1 71
FOR ONE WEEK,
lIIM
59 Market Street.
SILKS.
For One Wcck,
EMI=
No. 139 Fourth Street,
LUTE Ftyl BALE
.6. XL: ThiE MI6
IM:3
J. E. WELDIN & co.,
101 Wood Street,
J. & 11. PHILLIPS,
WM. FRANCE *t
NOTICES.
j COUNTY CONFENTION.
The UNION NrrusLicaN VOTERS of Um
County of Allegheny will meet •t their resnec-
We Owe of hotting elcethas, ou
Saturday, June 1,1567,
And elect TWO DELEOLTZS from cub elee
lion precinct to a County Contention, to he
held at the HT ROUSE, In the Cite 0(1'108.
burgh, ea TUULT, Juno 4th. Oa. at 1
o'cloen m., to nominate a Tinsel for County
Oincers, and the election of Delegates to'the
State Contention.
The medlars will be belt In the n oral and
Moreeght bettetell the bourn of 1 and 7 o'clock
hipsand the voting bc by ballot. In the Town
between the bones of 4 mud 6 C, L., and the
delegat. t Chosen by markin.•
Duseut be •rmolutlon of the Executive Com
mittee, the Convention for the inflection of I.e
-gielatlne candidate. will not be convened Until
Sept-tuber 11, 1867, of which forthcf - Lotteo
hereafter be gleen,
/11 - order of Comity Commlttc,,
%lOUS W. RiDnrit.
♦. 1.. PLA5,011,18“,,t..1... ANO:Y37
T. Y. BATP/i,
W - IItEPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.
Arru 1& ker.
The REPUBLICAN 132.CTS CONVIISTION
will 'Snort at the "Lierdlc MM.."
LIAMSLIMT, un
Wodaeador, 261 k day of Jung; Ne i ' ,
At In o'clock k. 11., w nominate s candidate (Or
Judie of the Bithreme Court, and to hilUato
proper meuures for the cutting State canons*.
As heretofore, the Convention wilt In) coin.
paced of Itcpresentallec sod nonstorlal Delo-
Estes, elmoen In Um usual way, mid Asst In
number to the whole of the ilenntors and
.catallr es to the Central Assembly.
It order of Ilia etste Ccutral Committee.
F. JUItULN. Cluirmas.
•
Uso. W. lifkliWolletX,
A P 4. UnnEtnot, iticesktArleit.
J. itonhak Lu tt4Lr PON,
SIC': ant-awl
/I, TOUT WAynna CHICAGO HAI L-)
wAy Orrice or Tilt l'eltstbmiT.
Pittaborgh, Po.. Apr / UM.
RTPURSUANT TO A RESOLU
TION adopted at • meeting of the Share
holders and Bondholders of this stompany, bell
at Pittsburgh, blotch Vtth uIL., notice is hereby
given nisi an mtiourned meeting of t h e illutrest
boilers win MI held at Pittsburgh,
WAY proximo. at 1A Ma
To c-molder inch detailed eetimmes as 'may be
setunitted OT the heard of DirnrMrs for Mat-
Monet tquipmentennd permanent improvements
to be made to the Beltway. and also to dettorsetne
upon the question of locroming the capital
stock, for the purpose of raising the necessary
meaus for paying dor such equipment and hip
proven:lent.. r
JA Eh IS. CRAFT,
Chalrglin
iEOIIO of SsorrhoElJer., W. CAri.Threoring.
l.
sieZ:73l ' President.
NOTIeE.—THE ANNUAL
Meeting of the Stockholders of the XElt. , ,
&SANTO' NAT/I/NAL, TELYAIKArIi COM•
?ANY, for the election of WWI" and truest
;lon of cobeZbuelnese, will no held et the Board
of Trade Noun.., on the YIIthT TUESDAY IN
MAY, 11.07, at tot:, o'clock T. Y. A full attend
mice le %Wand. •
U. Hi =MERTON, Pru•t.
Plttstrargb, April =h. 1647. IueR:TR,
OrTIGIE ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders of the Sharpsbara
lammveceyllle Bridge Company teal be held at
the Toll HOW... at the North cud of said Bridge.
tn MONDAY. the Gth day of ma 7 next. between
he Main of 30 o'clack X. and3o clock p. al.. for
the parrame of electing a Srestslent and• Board
of ate Dlreitora for the ensuing Tear.
ap=ty2n..l6T d. C. LEWIS. renal..
0-10 74:11
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
COL. JAMES A. GRAY,
Of McClure township. win be a eantildate for
Unionsasurer, tholeet to the decision of the
publthau tiousantion. - aunt:n.l
FOB ASSEMBLY.
• WILLIAM B. ROSS,
Uf AllegbenY Clty, will b a candidate for As
sembly, nutoect to the Anniston of the ircPuliii
cab County Convention. apinte4s
I'OR COUNTY COMELISSIONER,
JOSEPH B. M'OONALD, •
Of the &vend Ward, Allegheny City. subject td
the decision of the Union Republica. CountY
Contention. lap0:012
FOIL COUNTY 'IIIIEASVILEIL
WILLIAM M'CLEAN,
'Jr flit tornallity (formerly North rayette, VIII
be &candidate for County Treasurer, a onkel to
the decision or the Union Jtepuhlican County
autOLsi
F Olt PROTHONOTARY.
D. -C. HULTI
WIII be a candidate for the When of rILOTHIM
°TAUT, aubleet to the headon of the Onion
Republican Convention
FOR PROTHONOTARY
JACOB H. WALTER,
Will be a Candidate for the °face of CILITTRON
UTAILY, sablcet to tha decision of the Anion
Republican Convention. ushZ.sal:d.terT
FOB COUNTY TREASUREII;
MAJ. 3. F. DENNIITON,
trormerly rrlrndKElfle 0n.r..t.) will b. •
Candidate for COUNTY TaZASUIt Ea, snbitct
tllesfeclalon Um Union YcyaLllua Canyon•
tion. tattler:7ll
HATS, CAPS, &o.
NEW GOODS JUST OPENING,
AT
McCORD & CO.'S,
Igo , . /81 10174a0cl Eiltroet.
ELAZ3PS !
rua Tliz LAMS, MISSES. GENTS & BUTS.
AT LOW PRICES.
U.J. .. . ... .. a. LOU AN
GOURLEY do ......
Dealers to
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods
Have put opened Lb= new atom e:f •
FASHONABLE'COODS,
56 al. Clair St., Piltabswgh.
flew Ova as • call before purchasing . elan- .
where. •..
HATS I HATS !
A. r. OIIALLLII
EM! 8c BYRNE,
At Nth 82 St. Clair Street,
Have oar or the very best Yelntl stseka og
HATS, CAPS AND STBA' GOODS
In the city. mo on contly Is receipt or all that
ts nen-, as a* the we an be • .cs Dressed
ilrere attention Oven to retailing, exclusively.
apt7:Lts
aLrealetoza TIUM,
J. =Callaal
ImII6IIIIEY FUEW,
IaIAtITACTPIILIia 07
Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
aid all &Mkl. la their line malty kept
la ant-class eitabllsamenta.
N0.1.02W00d Street,
(between DlantoadA.llsy and 7 UM St..)
rrrninintau.
SHEPHARP'S
CIIACIiERS
317 Liberty Street,
m. •2ITTSBIM9H, PA.
STABLING TO HEAT.
Twenty-five Stalls,
03:'n•trd . stree . t.nefr Woo • lonoi7or
J. c. nuccvm a co.,
- .11 an.l ?.I thateLttrret.
FOR BALE ,
A ROUSE AND LOT, •
arse. rut Birmingham. in • Lapel
location, Addre.,,
HOZ 211, 11IICILILIV111 P. 0.
ap22.171
FOAL
One New Iron Oil Tank,
1, on city. Ciipscity, o,kk b 1.14. • Enquire of
W. J. KOVNTZ, 331% Cloax grcet.
aP22:1;0
WANTED --To make an 111 , -
ranaement with a lire yolw, who w h" .ll°.
mate money. and can etre F 304 esteem..
eenalml.. Will flu a ballot" now
[qt ml W7~ ~ddnaNXtU . aad rely On Pronto
J. C. TILTON.
alct No. Met Car Mona.
WMM'ED-IFORENA.N.
A men compete. le act'u TORIB.AN IN A
LIVERY }STABLE. Middle aged Wail. man
preferred. 2.elre at
HOWARD% LIVERY ErTASLZ,
aplS:tl NUMBS, near Mee. .
W - ANTED
•
BniasTriesz,
Wbo can engage st. once. Apply person
or anAress,
W. D. DAHER
p15:146T 116 DIAMOND IT.. nitabsigb.
AGENTS . WASTED,
Malt MALE MID. FEMALE.
In . - yer, bverbablp and =WS. talon • yely bee.
Lr wort. It bunialbs 6 WWI; retall price
{..roe Bed by cabsolptioe Get Address lov.
medisielv. J. O. KENN Dr a cu.,
mblim,rz Thud Meet. NEtinurlE.
MERORL\NT TAILORS.
SNODGRASS,
Merchant Tailors,
No. 46 ST. CLAIR Maw,
for. For, Onesite EL air Reit!,
ARE NOW itECI:LNLNG A LAIRIZLOTthr
Foreign&Domestic Goods,
FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR,
%Vlach tber otter to (her custom...ll4 the troth
lie et Ltrlc Itlt KATES thee could bare ber
bought for DIOU. HalrittX crewed scorn=petrol d zgelliful totter. from New lore, we
guarantee an to giro cattle sit/s4elloll to ell our
C.Witters.
LIST OF PRICES
For Business Suits,
itada ki order In the bent Ana most lublonable
mice:
Americas, lamolmeroo.best make.s23 00
Vo.soluderma beat make.... ZI 00
Imported diroleb timelosere,beat
9.4 00
.....
Pine rreneti .111xedt, beat
make 3.2 00
Dent quality Erenett
beat make 40 00
LIST OF PRICES
For Clotli
Fins Presets Black (lath 515 00
Exam Fine Blank 111,1610 00 00
Boot Quality . . Black ClOllO 60 00
floe (...Vmaimere Runs far Boys— 10 00
Extra Vine French Casalevers
Mutts for 1107r 16 00
YOUTH'S qUITS IN PROPORTION TO SIZE.
• large assortment of all al .s .4 et!les pf
. . ,
, 1
FURIIIV. ,7,, ,'iv ...:::42,74,:i'j.ir
I
PAPER COLLARS.
9occa City Collin MI etlitilr
ralcut ttentsible Linen, ilotnicoll..3o " .
Gray'. Improvcd l'atent , Collar 20 s
Ecst QuiilityttulapcareColla.t ' 40 ..
Common Collar. - 15 ..
-►od other Furnishing tioiitts In pnsportions
We solicit the public to call
and exam ins our stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
KLETT & SNODUIL&BB,
No:40 St. Clair Street,
Cos, rnim. orrosrrz Err. aria acyrn.
E=El
HENRY G. HALE
DitirßST rim go gr. run siL
NW WRING GOODS,
JUST OPENED;
=I
All the Novelties of the . Seaseni
=I
First-Class Merchint Tailor's 6
't;l
W. HESPENHEIDE,
Merchant 'Tailor,
NO. 50 St. CIAIII BTBI r.
maw amnia (100D8 Jest opened.. /Wilt
and new style patterns get np In the taint Mart
ern etinti - • • inliCsle
tjrr~~e:
111561 LO COMIRE 100000 OT
BOYS' CLOTHING,
For tbs Spring Seam,
AT VERY MODE/UTE PILICEII.
GRAY & LOGAN,
Me. 47 K. MAT Street.
ararra
1444/1C CRAIG,
OUTLET SAWMILL,
Foot of Craig Street,
1=11132
.
Kee*, conalmilly ea band • • ism, Mod , or
son Jams. Trimmers • Window 'Mime Mal,
riebsills, 11111a:Risses, Beamarkt, Deck.
1.0. Boat. use Bottom flask. It. POSUISE.
s
whwroamtaßwandla od a as fm astim e l m
K. KLITAMII
WETTACH k mzeksoN,
.111assillicpum of avert d!sorlDtiol of
Xseitither. Soitisks,
Dealers In BELT and LACS LELTILMI:
No, 201 021121111ZLD
- PlUsbargb.
BOTTLED ALE&
KENNETT, WIKEETON,
Utd at Out Scuds at £LJ AID NOD&
WATZUS. boulat
J. C. BUFFO'S CO.,
21 , ..arg4 ir 1.1.1CHLT aTIMILT. rittibugh.
' l ' lll i'arktser, 14'61/./itt
117, .4 oarz