19
' - A son of Col. Forney, of the Claronieie
„..
. r . goes with Gov. Curtin to St. Petersteirg,
,
"r- as .Secretary of Legation'. D. B. .F ey,-.
i,. a brother of the-Colenel. -- ia c an
ri fie the Washington postoftt ce, but it is
' proadsed to . Robbins if the incumbent Is
c -
, , 1 The President has solved the vexed;
1 question—am a negro hold office ja Geor. ,
I
grin a very prettiest manner, by itp.:l
i pointing Edward Belcher, an intelligent
1 mulatto, to the office of Assessor of la:
teazel Revenue for the Third District off'
1 that State. Unrepentant rebels May point
i . to their own code and constitution as de
1. flying this right as much as they please,
p so long as there is a puttee refutation
1 of their argument under their noses
f this effective ahape. This practical act
,does more to solve the question on the
iright side than all the speeches that have
• i peen made in Georgia or in Congress for
a twelve month.
1 An unsuccessfial effort was made at the
, • 1 commencement- of the executive session
, to exalt the Character of. American diplo
; macy, •by requiring 'from Minliters and.
z crenate! one at lesst a ' knowl.
\ 1 edge ..of the language of the courts to
. ' w hich \ theY are resp ectively accredit e d.
This custbm, whic Is inexorably eti- ,
forced by all ferelmi Government, failed
• in consequence of the alleged
t exigencies
-01.-- Partyt - and the necessity of providing
I. for for prominent, public men, irr of
t -or up ..wai'tzdaptation forelr luta
,"5
'• -„-tionsisbroad.
1 ' The s of a disameement between
1 Secretary ish and the President on the
Cuban tea ters is preposterous. Both are
. 5 agreed tha the government cannot inter
- I fere, and Se nator Sumner takes the same
i jground. three hold that it would be
;
I' Impolitic r the Senate to agree to. Mr.
' i Bank's B combe• Cuban independence
resolution. If the revolutionists succeed,
. 1 the adminis Lion will act prom ptlyt I . its adricea_ that- the rels - Ilille - chance
1 of such a t. Most of the sensation
-. , stuff a g
in certain newspatierg
ppe k
r about the Ou independenceis Varnish
/ ed by ' Cuban agents here and in New
York..' - They, seem te he well supplied
with mciney - Udaln us i ng it freely.
The new or of the Internal
, • Revenue - Bureau, which has been under
consideration by the Comminionerand
4--.
No hi& tali Went into effect today.
case be coinpromised or dismissed
except by ecision of the Solicitor here,
nol ll
and fir, Assessor or District
Attorney 11 be permitted to negotiate
on the Eilibj and compromises will be
'''.. made only hen the, evidence shows the 1
1
. : absence of tut to defraud. In another
; • cases the la i will be vigorously entorced.
• 1 lz Newly ap ted officers will be die
,' 4 missed uponthe first evidence of neglect
4,, of duty. subordinate' in the bureau
:. I here will be allowed to confer with claim.
'''''' 1 ante concerning their cases.
:, I Notwithstanding Senator Ross' partial
•..4.-.1 denial of his published account of his
pertinence to the President, there are
~.,•:.
Plenty of witnesses to whom he narrated , 1
..' the affair jtutt as it was published. After '
4 his vote on, the Impeachment gave him 1
• • the entire control ofall Federal offices in
,• Kansas, he used this 'evert° all the offices
in his State, to which he could
i gccess,
• ' with his ftiends or wax like himse et
lf a when
they could, be found. Since Mu 4th
• % the Pruddent and his ' Cabinet have ch
been
. engaged in weeding them out, hence his
Nearly all the Consuls from Pennsyl
vania have been appointed without the
; knoyrledse or cOnsent• of the Senators,
and 'they -do not seem to care much
whether they are rejected or confirmed.
4
This accounts for the nominations re.
1 maining so long in the Committee. Had
• they been known to the Senators from
the State they would have been confirm
ed long ago. The prospect is that several
of them will be rejected.
The Indian ring is at work trying to
conciliate the Friends who are here con
sulting with the President upon Indian
affairs,and one of the worst of the Indian
ager, who goes by the nickname of
"Moccalki Thief," in the Indian country,
has succeeded in obtaining the endorse.
meat of prominent Friends to his papers.
This i ll; henceforth to be the game of the
Indith thieves. They will endeavor
to ~ humbug the President through the
Quaker!.
Mr. Shellabargez's nomination to Por
• tugal given great satisfaction. His health
- is broken, and the voyage abroad will
help him. He Is poor, and could not
afford a European trip. He will sail in a
few weeks.
There appears to. be a good deal of talk
both inside and outside administration
circles on the Cuban question, and some
quiet threats of interference have no
doubt been made in a confidential way ,
by these at the head of affairs, but noth
• ing will be done until after.we shall have
heard what England and France have to
say on the subject of American assistance
to insurrectionists or "rebels" if you
please. If the United States Government
can aid the Cuban reVolutionlsts and de
-
Mend a settlement of the Alabama chtims
at the time, it will present to the
world the most exalted specimen of im-
PadenCe , ever:-,•witneitsed I*', octant or
or modern history. •
Ttie origin'of Toucbing Glasse. Before
_D rfalting.
:rr Ilk" dew Orleans Times.]
.. Surely tbe,:cuswhi s t mehg Min oftoich
ing their glasses before drinking the
health of $ Nandi (0 0/lathez . occasionii
~. . .
merely for caremony'a sake,) nitrite soMe
attention in regard to its ancient origin.
Possessing a fondness . for . antique re•
seerehes,lt atkords au kiligte'pl to
communicate the Irby and wheref ore of
the eix,ie rhautionad,pamice-_ '..
Several yews ante rWr to .Ma lOUS ,of
Socrates, it was atm out that au crimi
nal rates ,
ta'Attlitri ipto.
i nh a poladiiona d ' re d
if
to corudder biz life insured if
he famid succeed, in prevagiat, u pon I .
friends to share th'h potion with hini,,etuel
in such Mg/ -quentttialt es MillAttz
innocuous tb a ll; in hw e t o
~
tain precisely tlgi exaftess fif elicit one's
allowance, thq , bad recobraeto th.
day custom of touching . glass with ` w
measerhigip tidainannertbair
portlOtial Pledilibl tad Health`' bom;
nesiof 'the thin tarnitea Convict; tad - 1;i ;
joiehtg , thst they had been , made the
t'
diem through = which M
his life was saved.. .
I may safely, venture to.assert lliat no..
two men put of _ ~.A thousan d , • tatatie eed.
u l t.
will be toand'famular.with hdefeir.
Bode; ' nOtivltbabbldinz tile thheaihey resod to its practlbe 41 mel t .
patronage of coffee houses, .
' 1 • :
'•"., C•voli pT •
t "" - 1. 0 . j
ff. :I" illie
' *zenct r inipm a idait i .7 , L.!...; ' z : - . 1 ,
AL Paitiletherlin'the %idle ffe - .Zati:
..„ • • ,
swine iiiii:'
- wroii are aware that Prim de Tale
,
read left Zionie nienthirs, which were not
_to_be published till the years after his
death, and W
~ . .
,Which are now in. the hands of
. •
an eminent barrieter M. Andra]. I have
been able to cast a glance at them, and I
am taut* surprised it theft; Contents; I
wall eepecially struck by a me ' relative
to the Congress of 'Vienna... It le a real
prophecy, and I cannot resist ' the tempta
tion of glving_you the substance of it.
At that period M. de Tallenuadiaid that
the balance of power in Europe founded
at that assembly was menaced b ,
dangers, one from y great
the seas, and the I
other which might arise in the heart of
Germany:
"On the side of America," said the
Prince. "Europe must always have her
eyes open, and lot furnish any pretext
for recrizain' ation or reprisals. America
is increasing .evezy day. She will be.
come a colossal power and a moment
must arrive when placed in more easy
communication with Europe by means of
new diacoveries, she will wish to say her
word,in our affairs, and have a hand in
them:,' Political prudence, therefore,-im
poses on. governments of the old conti
nent-the care of scrupulously watching
that no pretext shall be , o ff ered for such
ian interventions -.The day when Anteriea
- shad plant:lterfoot in Europe, ffeeoe and
security will be banished for a long time: , *
The- Primate aftemards speaks of Ger
,, , ,
many. Here the Prediction bra no longer
the fortn' orectinjecttirt, bat la in some
sort annuticipated'recital: . ,
“No Mullion muat beforrcied; the Nul
-1 libriuni welave founded in the Congnma
of Vienna is not eternal. It will
numb some. some day or other, but it promises
us some years of peace. What condemns
it for sterna more or less'' distant is the
aspirations which are bectiming universal
in the centre of Germany. The necessi
ties ofdefen - ce - ihid of a tortunon peril
liiive prepanxt men's minds for German
unity. this idea will continue to be duel
oped,'and some day •cuae of the great
powers which form_ part of Confer
ence kill desire to realize this union for
its own profit.. Austria is not to be
faded, since th e Is composed of pieces
o . and, having no unity at
home, she cannot think of exporting it.
Therefore, Prussia it is that must be
e
watched; ehe will attempt the adventure,
and if sh will
all the condi
tions of equilibrium will be changed, and ,
a new buts and a new organizatton will
he changed, and a new orgartion will
have to be s ought for Europe.'
The Prince dunes- to eternise the
cirCumstanceszaore er less difficult under
which this reconstruction will be effected;
and he pants out France u' the•nation •
most interested in combating .the move.
m m ea
tati t for
on. unification, or in seeking a coin
u
A Teapennce Error.
Pres. Haven remarks in an article in
the Advocate:
The cause of temperance won its great
est victories when the sin and danger of
rum-drinidng were most - fidthfully ex
posed, and the most deeply felt by the
people. Now t it is the custom of advo
cates of temperance to ley out their
strength in denouncing the seller of rum,
and in endeavoring to prevent the sale
by the enforcement of law. Practically
sneaking„ the drinker is regarded as an
=mat man, the victim of his own p.
petite, and of the craft, avarice, and
ma
lignity of the rum -seller. The rum
sewer is the black or yellow bloated
poisonous spider; the drinker is the poor
innocent, unsuspicious fly, goaded on by
an irrealaribie instinct which his Creator.
or some other power, )implanted with
in him.
dI have heard many temperance ad
resses within a few yearn, but have not
been so fortune:en. to hear -one that,ex
posed fearlessly the crime of getting
drank. The intemperate man has been
held up as a victimctiappetite. as a weak
man, as g good whole-souled fellow, liable
to - led astnsY-wenderfnl geniuses
have been referred to, poets, statesmen,
orators, and even clergymen, that have
succumbed 'to the"wily arts of the • rum-
T aellei l- but - the'p3sitive guilt of swallow
ing the polsbn has not once been shatP4
and Pnwelltdly Portrayed. - Is this 'right?
Is the rummer any worse than other
men who do business for money without
regard to the moral effect of their occups
tion on the commttnity? So fares I have
observed, • real rumsellers are generally,
weaker, and therefore' less wicked, than
rum drinker. . They are usual' Of a low
grade of intellect and moral sense. They
are unwilling to dig, ashamed to beg, and,
have small capital to trade with, and are
not troubled with what men call heart or
Conscience, and sell nun for the same
reason that our farmers --
raise hopsbe
cause it will
good men; why pay
not rid& the p . These-ho growers are
rronller
They do not .trouble themselv Ae
es to look s!
after cohieguenceL They say, "it takes
two to 4:12111E0 a bargain. Nobody needs
to buy unless he , wishes to. If he -buys
lie does It ot his own free will, and he; is
rexprmaibler far his own act&
lam not Inclined to *apologite for this
fraternity, but one thing is pretty certain.
—if there were RC ?Doi matter there
would be lbw TOM aellers:' Attalla thing.
atonnt :aa o e ll 4l ll- 710 longol, large
part ,Of the ',peOple are • not to
drixdr,.so , lorig in some iviy- or Other, they
wi/I,lxfilile to get liquor. The zoo.. .of
the-tree is not selling-42 is not raandhc
turing-,-ft is danklog.
saktifiqr 'Or th t so o//it se Ploi:
Many portions liaie read, at one time
or another, a little ! anecdote about the
late Lord Paimeistitzt, -- Whith telli hoi
thittloviiii nohleirisii &nee '111)4 eleven Ur
his assoelattii in 'tie Cabinet' a ' Sentence
toispel4anit how iibt4 single one ror the
eleven:got through-it without blundering'
The wurtmee wavy 'GIs iiii-elisagmeable t o
witnewrthe embanammentfotir hatraared`
paplerzatgiuk.thetsitneSelti o!i`Ofled
.r
pettit°;" : ll ol o2 74;:frOrli
Z ebrr-n'ilent
i q u ie:§ . A6o a tTakii , AVNIOne 21 0- 0 a
Ifttemze * h(sayit fen me,mithirrity
of Robert OeciJ) WWI il ataallY given
aqt 40 444 W in Ipswich, by-the - skim of
Irtkh the PILIMIII'MD kit beCOMINI.IIOIO‘
lo iply easy. - 'ltrtint than , ' ..''• '•
'lWinie hewing-ye*, Ifirghlosthil trWe j .
'' 'land put in the fluirstal Cry: ' ' • '
TOIIIMIIB 'Wu fitee's,dasky blies
Plaid' the effort he could usu. , '
You brought the ewe bac: l 4l7l"nd by, •
And only bagged the hewer,*
Tour hands to wa s in water pure '
Les o t ni o e.nased ladies, not a few, .
Shuld try, on.ootningnear you, ill bi' "
g
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m. ll GAZETTE: FR
..~_s
nimu matai ,
the Ileeprl9zi 'of tbd ittltgir4esti Odium Convex:
e" , Sillettirks
' - tfully filsOino••miser it candidate
• for $ FR. u oJect to , the usages of the a,
publican party; and W sliCClWSniar Pigage
to devote all my energy to arr israorabie and faith.
fttl discharge of the duties of thet office.
a Na:dar • ' FLEMING.
garnia *mulls*
I would res n . ct.ullyanDonnee to the ettleeng of
Allegheny coon• that / will be a ca oblate for.
the once of SHERI no, 'object to the decision of
the
tton. next ensuing tiniun"Republican County Con
yen . .
ap2o:h7orar
dr'FOB SHERIFF.
I %Tont: A. WATSON,
Of Ellzal/2)etb township, late private Corneae)? D,
79th Pe. Vole. will be a candidate fort he °the
of SHERWIN suhleetto the decision of the liatoa
Republican Convention. . a•2l:b7aar
tartchar samitiurr.
!rumen a. sannon,
Will be L candidate for the °flee of Shorter, sub.
feet to the deelidou of the Union Republican
County Convention. - nati2s:gl94l&P
FOR C LE g gor co
Ts, at
.1013 N G. DROWN,
_3ll.llvale borough, latelprivate Co. It, 10 11d
Berl Penna. Vols., subject to the decision of
Abe 17111011 R übllean County CODYSZItIOII. anus.
WTO TIM CITIZENS or Az.
_ , LEANEST' 4 : 1 0ONTY: I reapectrnll7
ambounce znyselt agl candidata for the %Mee of
OLBRE OF 00011 , stiect to the decision. of
the Onion Repoblitan County Convention. , I
would state that I ask the oEce but fit ONE
EEM. at 'the termination of which I would
cheerfully retire, believing that there are others
equally entitled to the honor sod emoluments or
the *Mee. and u competent an Omer I will be
under obligations to the citizens o the • county
for their support. Very restmelfolit
.10t5PH BitdWNE,,
Late 10Ad (old 13th,) and sth Pa. Vol. Regt.
Late
• I I
hironNALINENTAI AND
nm. Bln ONLY
SILVER TIPPED 8110Z8. •
For children. Will outwear thre4Lwitte with* t
tips. - •
_ . .
arEPILEPSY CAN BE C1711F.1)
—Those havint friends Meted are ear
nestly solicited T e s
tisd for a Circular Letter et
References and sonials. which con
vince the most skektical of the curghtlily_of
disease. Address vArt BUREN LOCKSOW M
,
M. D.. Be Great Jones street, New York.' '
mhi.942Vdtk"
,
farTIATtRIAGE Ate' CELIBA.
• CY.An Essayfor_wing men on theorize
of Soinside, and the D=AAELiglii_nd
with
which createlmpettments mAiguLAGE, with
sure means of relief. Sent in sealed leiter en
vel*es. tree of charge. Addiess, Dr. .1.
LINEIOIIGHTON,-
Dowud Association. Phils
delphia. Pa. ;API:dAP
W II .&TCILEILO --
WEI MUIR DYE.
ithis splendid Bair Pimils the bestit: the world:
the only true and perfect Dyr: harmless, relism
ble, instantaneous; no disappointment; no ri
diculous tants; renled1011• the ill effects of bad
dyesLinvigoratea and leaves the Hair , soft and
cbeautifol. nach (*brows. Bold by all Druggists
111 Pibmers; and property epplled at Batche
or's W I, Footom No. 16 solid street. New
_ ork. ootkon '
urnouron warrnrit CON.
TINITEB TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
Diseases. crlallls In all Ito forms, Gonorrhoea,
Oka, E l tricture. -ac., completely eradlcated.
That numerous class of cases resulting fomitelf
abuse. producing untnanlineu, nervous deb ty.
irritability,amnion,. seminal emisalons , and
dually Impotency permanently cured. Persons
sallicted with delicate. Intricate and long stand.
lug count tut tonal complaints are politely Invited
to call for consultation, which costs nothing.
Zimertenee, the best of teachers. has enabled
him to perfect remedies at once efficient, safe.
perman hindranceich in meat
withoutto business. Med ic a t
es P ared pre-
In the establishment , which embraces of.
ee.recepton and wilting rooms; also, warding
anti sleeping apartments for patients requiring
daily personal attention, and vapor and cheat.
cal
that thus concentrating the famed mineral
springs. No matter who hays failed. state your
case. Read what be says In his pamphlet Of fifty
bases, gents* any a a ddreas for two stamps seal.
ed envelope,. Thousands of cases treated annu
ally, at oaceand all over the country. Comm.
tatioairee, nally or by mall. o
Wylie street, Omar Court. House) Pitta ce
b No. •
h,
Pa.- Pious 9 A. x. to 8 Pi w. Sundays law.
to • P.a. Pamphlet sent to any address ferfwe
Ifilifpf. . . • *9l_
PROPOSALS.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
The Sewer Commission of the City of Alle
gheny are prepared to receive proposals for this
construction ortherewen, with their
appocsenasoaF, Inlets, inannoles, Itc. •
Contract Jro. L
Con:prising about 525 lbet.of 19. inch circular
pipe &ewer, on Une of Norton alley, between
I:strawberry alley and Montiomery avenue.
Contract .ro. 2.
Comprising•about 1,160 feet of circular pipe
sewer of 13 and •lii I,ches diameter, on MIA of
Washington and Liberty streets, between North
street and Cedar avenue
Drawings and Speccationi can be seen and
full particulars ootained at the Enshieerts office.
City Hall, Bids
used;
state the kind of pipes
proposed to be Used ; (cement or vitrified cies
pipet and 'must be endorsed **Sewer proposal,
contract No. 3.'• ( oas the case may bo,) and
delivered on or bef or e 3g. rt.. APRIL filtlb.
Forms of proposals On which forms
t h e the
bids will be received, winbe obi &that at the En
gineer's once , The Commission do n 4 bind
themselves to accept the lowest or any tie.
By order of the Commission.
apli:k77- CHAS. DAVIS. City Eng"
RAILROAD
LETTING.
St. Loals,Vandalla & Terre Haute BS
Proposals wilt be received until IA o'clock Af.,
kLAT ath, addressed to kIeSEEN, SMITH &
Co., Chief Contractors, 'Terre Haute. ladlana,
for the loaf Alta-seven (b 7) miles of this road.
The work Is of the most desirable character, corn
prising both very heavy and also light work.
lional.r, • trt cAezr.. Trollies can
be seen it the olllce in Ter re Haute, after Aril
uttl
J. anc miLLIX
- • - caiwting betide?.
TZRIM HAITIZApri/ 16,./1149.. 2.atizi:hes
lxmOiEk ,, LiQtroits:& o .
minter &FRIDAY
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wags -
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/04," ;* 4 4 11 1•*10i,us and /1041
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XAXOTAOrosum or
Offlper Distilled Pure 1170 IM MO.
Nw 9. son
Ala d ophiri . sa 7ossiex WWIIB and LL.
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SMITHSOWO AMPORIUMI
iff , AND 57 FIFTH AVENUE.:
Messrs. N. B. AMITTISON p_nnwletors
Of the well knowii Miimatita Auction NOtole are
ereatius an 'extitement conseunent upon the ar
:ITV of new , asode.wblch are being *old s$ re
markably low prices. Goods °revery varietyt the
finest sewed boots the most fashionablst bal.
Moral gaiters Ina anklet' shoes. 'sElpperg,
blankets, flannels. cloths. ,cassimerea. cutlery
and carpets. Calland examine. No trouble to
show goods. Ladiev. Misses , and clUldren , s
thtsted at
sa•re almost your own prices. AllSoadS war
rannresented.
Ram
ItiNK D VFF,
Oltio.Towaship
GREAT, AUCTION SALE
..S.T'
W. W. - NOORIECAUHISS
8 1 MARKET` STREET,
. , . .
WW __ -
voiamence on MONDAY 31 01ININci, April ,
ietb, at 10 o'cleek A.'s". and A amid Ur. X.,
sad continue Ant Asir days to close oat oar stock
to wake room for new goods.
Thls will be clue 'of the most Attractive auction
mu, yet offered la this city, ezablacillE a fine lot of •
HAMBURG AND 'TAU/10NET SMBECID.
EBIES. . _•. -
POINT AND POINT APPLIQIIO LACES.
POINT L AVUOLLABA .i,
MALTESE AND . THREAD LACES,
PURN/81film eoc•Ds la every variety.
FANCY HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
vALB24 CIA /ACE TEINJUD SETS. .
R. B. SMITHSON & CO.,
EMI
BY-A. MOATS •
LOMB, LOTS, 'LOTS,
AT AUCTION,
ON. SA.TUADAY, APRIL 24,
AT THREE O'CLOCK, a highly attractive auc
tion sate of Building Lots will take place on the
property of lir. on and near the Perry,.
vine road and Obrervatory grounds, and fronting
the residences of Mr. I feCitntock and Mayor
'irate'. There r e' eventeen lots ranging in size
from 24 hy l 115. by MOO feet. Tae situation
is really delightful, being fon gently rising
ground. front which very Inc views of the *dia.
cent country are obtainable. It 11 wihin easy
walking distance of the city and yet I re, from
Its smoke and um It le within ive minutes ,
walk of the Pleasant Valles. Street Hallway.
To men who wish to secure. a homestead in a
locality bound to progresil in advantages and val. I
the present is an exceedingly favorable op.
portanity Now is the time to strike for a home.
rare.Go lotse the city at low price, are getting
od nar
TUX" of sale—Half cash; balance in one and
two years. call and see plat *solace of
spin A, LEGIGATE. sumer.
ALI:WILE
BUSINESS PROPERTY,
No. 215 Liberty Street,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, 4Cprll23d, at 3 o'clock, wri be
sold Street premlses, the property No. 215 I,lb
erty opposite the Mouth ot Sixth avenue,
lately by Grad & 'leiter as a Commbi--
slon Noose. The lot La 20 by 83 feet. The build
ing Is three story. In Int rate order. with dry
cellar and Sag pavement.. The store rooms are
Tspsicions and well lighted. There are platform
hees and hoisting apparatus In perfect order.
location Is unexcelled on the street. Special
summon Is galled to the sale, It being apparent
that ithee ty - Seeeet. la rapidly advancing cots.
value.
Tznme—Hait'cash; balanee-1n one and t iro
Years.
ants. A. =GUAM Auctioneer.
1 9 .ACRES, IMPROVED. AND
MODERN FRAME DWELLING, /N
r-cmIIRE ToWNS EDP, AT ASSIesNEE'S SALE
IN HANHEUPTCY.--SATORDAT MORNIbG,
Apra it*. at 10 A. M.. by John.H. Bailer, As
signee et William L. Hamilton, a Bankrupt.,
will be sold at Commercial. Sales Booms,
es 106
Smithfield sweet, 11 acres and 110 perch laud
In McClure township. Allegheny* amity, Pa.,
adjoining landS or , John S. Hall and Mrs. Hart
man, upon which Is 'a modern stele frame dwel
ling of 9 rooms. with 'tante and other outhouses.'
with grapes of the best Q 100.07 and orchard of
large, and smail fruits, the whole under good
fence, making a handSotue and desirable intuit-
ban residence. • •
Aise, ONEAt ORE of good land, imitable for
gardening. adjoining Road.hoe; and bordering
upon toe TownslVp The putt real estate
being part of George Drafters plan of lots.
•
Terms cash; sold free of liens.
&pH _ A. McILWA/Nit,,Auct,r.
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4SSIGNIEE- SALE OF BEATE
RIAL AND MA.NUFACTURED .WORE.
THZ FALLbTON WOODEN WARE
ORS.—TB tut AMY MORNINO,ApriI ROM,
at 10 coclotck. by order of W. A. Lewis. Esc., as
signee of Bailey & McCandless, will be sold on
the premises, at the Fallston Wooden Ware
Works of Bailey & McCandless, all the material
and manufactured ware, comprising Paints, Oils.
Zinc. Whiting. timber. 0. bre. do.. Tub Iran,
Rocket Lron. Chains, Ropes, Waif, and all ani•
cles used in the mailuilicturt of Tube anets.
Also. large lot of Staves and Lumber, ands One
lot of dashed Heelers and Tubs.
Train leaves Pittsburgh at 7:51E1 A. Y.
apw A. kIeILWAINE, Auctioneer.
ROMS' SAVINGS BIN
=I
THE PEOPLES' SAVINGS BANE.
RAS REMOVED TEMPORARILY TO
No. 81 Fourth ..4aenue,
Immediately opposite toles former locationothere
It will remain until the Bate Deoosit Compenv
Building le completed, when the B..nk will then
be located In that building. •
IL F. VON BONNEORST
•
April 14.
SVIEI69. CRVYARY ;VW TREASURER.
' am7:11:4
EBIO:VAIL.
Z. M. GAZZAM.
Attoroepat•Lew..hat removed Me ollee to No.
98 . YU
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NAIL ELL ,FAIIILY FLOUR,
px4iiiciL.T.,..lll4; Ones, Swum!. omit°
P -4144004.. FAMILY;'j FLOOR.
This, Pionr•wili oiljo've ilot a nt whin ins
Olilintelped. •• , ‘ , •' m
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squvt coAN riu l4 -, r 001041 z:
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_ J.: 4 A, MLLI
1 ,„: • - -'..4CT .1. 11 MK no outli Street.
A.trcrloJumas.
BY L IVILWAZIM
REMOVALS
•w+:nay
moult:
Amnon
REA r WVIA T Saga CO.
Of PiiainsyivEinia.
OMee, 75 Federal St; AllegAeny City.
.. 1
, mazorons, . .
Bon. JAMBE; L. GRAHAM,. . .
Rev. J. B: CLABIL,D;
Capt. R. ROBINSQN D.,. '
Bev A. R. RELL,D.D_,.
Bev. S. R. sI.RoBIT. D.D.:
W. A. llRED..Cashier Allegheny Trust Co.
JACOB BUSH. Rest Estate Afeui,
BLMON DRUM. 4_uYorOf 441eghen71.
C. W. BENNY, uatteri
A. 8. REL.LAccorney.at-Law_
•
D.
L. PATTausoN, Lumber Merchant,
STOGEB, Itunirsnce Audit.
Cape. ROST. ROBEIBOR, Rresidesst.
Rev. J. B:crdutir., D..p.,Viee Pre/eldest,
JACOB Alma, secretary,.
c. 74. ARNIM Treasurer. -
. Y•-W. WHITE, ManiCAL Annum.
DUEL BWOCIERI Gean'Agent.
- .
This is liiismes elunanY.ropincted on the mutual
princilue,,eack volley bolder receiving an equal
flare of the profits of the Company. Policies
will be issued on ail the different plasm *ULM
Insurance. and being conducted on an economi
cal basis will afford a safe investment to each
policy bolder, and thereby retain the me ay at
home to encourage home Industry.. gaii
!$$U
CE 'COMPANY,
PitELAN% buitibuto. •
No. 22 Fifth Aveensie, Beernad Floor,
• PITTSBURGH. PA.
, Capital Alt Paid trti., -
DIRECTOR S
Nj. Trey. ll.W.olleer, jr,papt.M.Balley,
D I &Hate, 8. R. Hartman. A. Chantbers,
Jakell . 8. M'Clurk. as. 4. iauey.
ir i
Thomas Smith Jno.B. Willeck,
- . ROB H...F.INGA President.
• JNO. P. JEN Ai/NOS. Vice President.
Jo& T. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
Capt. .8.;.ii.: ORJ.o.l4:liieng Agent.
Insures on Liberal Taring on au Fire
and !linnet Maks.
ap2:o7 '
NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cor. Federal AL and Dianitad, Allegheny,
Mice, fn the SECOND NATIONAL BANE
BUILDING.
• .
•
O
I. MARTIN , Presides,.
JOH SHOWN t __ .4a. Vibe Yrealdent,
Jamas E. tITETrarnoN. ecretary.
, .
, .
; Dl.l!..lCripig: ,
John A. Nyter. rano. Loclai:JJog. M_yero.
Jaa.L.Oranam. Robert 'Les. C. C. Hoyle,
Jno. BrOwn,Jr.. mom Gent. &cob hopp,
O.H 21 1 1 illansrno. Thom J. Mo.Hannter.
apt
ENTERPRISE '. L
INSURANCIe COMPANY
OF ilinsimitair, ips..,
ORloe, I*4). 424 PENN' 8.4...,
Q." RArlosiz. Totroz , Qo. Bruaire.)
DI:EMMONS :
Root. Diekoon; r Lfddell, 1;:.T. Priday,
Gidie, . V&A Rana, . Kirsch,
E• j1,7/41, • f4anivre* _ , istabert.
L. • buldtard• . Weisser, • acalidecker
• . .
TD
H.
reagurer
MMus, President.
ROBT. DICINAJVIce Pesident.
BOWE/. Gaizitte-.
fen .T
: J..,ALsurrz. tan.
PENnurt 4
lIININEFELVANIA
'INSURANCE COUPANY OF INTTTSBUISN
0171 OX. Do. 16 . 13 i WOOD Mum. BUZ
OP `OO34IXERD BUILD/DO. -
bx tbig h .is a
r S i g e r us ireanY. and inserts salmi
LtONAP.DTVA, President.
0.- 0. BO - los Prsinent.
IItHIE,RT PA O. Ammar.
IWOH IlitltiD:11Y; Secretary.
O. : BoiT site' 1 MriVprlil°i/.
JRo P 1....Lu115.
osiah Rine, , .1 in
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Josiah Rine, John Vomit's.
du. H. Hopkins, A. Animals. ""
Henry BMW. ' -
AGAINST LOSS By PIR
FRANKUN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
,
orixes,an&firmiginivr ar.,aear
' . smarm s . s -
_oharies_hr. Basess, nossefou IL Lotus
tal i %
Tobias aszter. . David B. Crmea.
Genteel Great, , lame Lea.
Jaootill. Snqith. Edward C. Dale.
ic twigs W. Richards George !ales.
0R1,28 H. BAN
__ radileht.
EDW, 0.. DALE, Vice rresidebt.
W. C. STELE, !Mere
J. GARDNER F IN S
,AG . ,iers
North West corner Third sad Wood Sweets.
22h2arwl5
EN PEAEKILLi
NSURANCE COMPANY,
OF awab otensaut
omen IN raerucLur SAVINGS BANK
811/LDI*OB.
, .
No. 41 Ohio St., AllegrheirV•
A EIONE. COMPANY.
,W Directors
web known to the conuttunttY, n o trust by Mrs
mto merit a share of your patronage.
~ i .
nEriltit iirwix.;.... .—....proodeat
01.111, Eh PIIDD/di • •'...... •-......e•oresary.
DresoTona: .
Hoary blobs Ip. L. Patterson, Wm, COQDer.
Geo. B. Riddle, /Jacob Franz, Gottlelb Pius,
Simon Mum; J.. 11. Smith. ' Sattob Rush.
W. M. titewart, Ch. P. Whlston, Joseph Graft.
Jos. Lemur, IL J. fllnkatta, Jere: Kelm,.
aplthons ,
r
num meurtioicaco
LONDON. s
ESTABLISHED 1803. CASH minTAL PAID
• VP AND INVESTED FUNDS DOZED.
' IND sceop,ooo IN @OLD:
buena% !An Tire greeted on_lionees and
BeEdina, •Warea and wegebandlaa.
Steamboats, e. - alleles tuned Rennie 132 sold
IfirDnlted states nraneb umee,
crMeguili'itrAT New York. -
Aril co SS. doted states arixtch wth De :
dinsted be Neer York.
J. T. meitktrotExarr. 4.1:03ii,
prrtißtrosa, 4'.11..i
( "Refs 4 7 A i niltil 01 /giatr•
, . . ~ ,
Ma rArt 4II 7GFILISI Is alisAirent Air tbe Yan•
lutttbs t4TelTplzywipg 94naparty. ~ ~ sawn
N I iltikANCEcoas.
MIL d ' , I
'r . DER f lo_ , a eat. -'"
FMB ,wr, hooretarb, ~, :• ,
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_.APT. 0 104 44 1 $ Ocivrio lt._
, vsos. , Mai liter itteeti - Pl'.rie Coos ware.
E M U.-
k v 7 s ekstiOrs./Pittlifti, ,' ,.; CI
-are tognsi, • ot,_ , lP/re , anit liars ,
la; who
lk nome t to asallined by Bp,
l i r cili.
rectors who are well known to the. emiuntskity,l
and who are determined by romaziadiatmir
!silty to Maintsl4 the ettarseter tbey have
anumed, as mitring' tbrobeet II wto ;how
who desire to bs tuenrell. a , 1 , , •
Alexander Alralc. .
e rrs E. V i !,
rnil #9 . 4 l l l lll ;- , - • ' -: t
'll. ilifillem 4r,, - ~, I• !, , • is; j e
iMea /10AttleAl ,' i - t INVUlltik B. tos t 4, •
ta.taxani4itx:lspefar ! , i .i , , .e_pti
avrts' Ana. _ rtr. , , ~, rnimp Mr.
alti•uuni.,
peoPLEtp
. 00B:Nin WOOD a sum eft
A HOMO OffinquiT, tak I ri g Fire and gerine EWA
iliz; I#II,3OTOES:
, . Ilallpa,Jigkr.._EbOads,
Watt, • • '-, • S i muel P. tiallyer,
' (*sr. Parka ' , -' ' Obarle• Arbuckle,' '. •
glpps. Jamol diner, 4_,.ared -X ,Brusbo,
M.' Van HI , D 2 1 1 '. ,
James .1).• Varner - - '.' • d3amael
Girl:.
ATT 4traw G
.i11 7 ,' MID ,
' . j*& j 0411SAV rp, ,
Alrtlia;
TO 1111 7IDIIIIS !
8015 .000 . feit Dry Pine Bo Ude.
- .330.000 *otitis •tuch Clear Plank; •
AIL 000 feetrlh incn Oosatuon Plank;
5111 , 0 00feetbry 1 anddi lath
38,000 h. 3a, L 3 Inch Poplar:
10.00 to tbet• Dry Poplar Seantlinal
O. WZO feet Dry Yellow Pule =am:
100,000 feet Hemlock Scantling.
303.000 het No. 1 18 Inch. Sagdnad Shin
_ ales.
1100.006N0. 18- InchShingles. saWalt;
30,_0_0 Fire Mut; 00 No. 118-lacia
/50,00 strungles, allayed: -
• 1,000 llre Tile. •
100 Tons Fire Clay; •
Also, 'Sar NW Lumber, Locust avid Cedar
Posts, and all anteles in thence on baud and tbr
sale by •ALEXANDER PATTERSON.' Yarda—
No. 1 3ERebecca street and corner- of Preble and
Juniata streets; Ilan; ward,Alleg ben late bor
ough of ifanebester. • • y.
som
TAGGART
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS
N 0.120 FEDERAL STREET,
arl4 Alleghenv abr.
IRON CITY
SPICE AND MUSTASD` MILL,
A.Tenue, near-Blirll
•
lITRiCKILEit Ilk • MOIIitIMDCEs
Wholissale-Didera : •
•• , .
41 S itar TEI) corms.
Spices - and. Mustard. ,
YrOotill the attention or twnsangirito our Irl-
ME,I.ROAT irrEll., solo ti t oneiround •
ItiMreaae
add WP.P4 4.1 41 7 . 3) 1 ! 9 P » the very- Dorn LA
t. • -
Fitliott CORNMEAL -Tie A li arti
ales -warranted. to be or beattivailty and de
/leered In th e city- the of
811111108Ung &XIMILZDi%
Fifth avenue. RI ttabarnh, PAL
ra h2it
1101tONIP -CLOT/NEM-mi. EON..
geskindrois!aupiiiie'itock -
Boys';louths and Cbildidn'sChathw
• -,, - . . II t .. t. 1.1 ..... t . I '
roisni,
' s ‘ GRAY & L oGiot
A w#._______7 sums ,ill i i* '...._ ,m, s ." '• ' a im —
L i
Aciumennr !oirrs, 4
Patella Streon c o a /LIME, 101
P dl,344ll•Prinli ter40"4"1411.144k
itOPPAr Aillu4 - - " .- r
• ~ , , ~.,?
,
hal
— lll4 "4kit:'iiirjo t. .., --,, . , . •z. ;'
- lot tr. rfoim.• AL. M. Rib.
=
.g. ; ,~ a .~a..
! lariunr °MU MIN/res T . '? . 1 :
oAsai mit
. , 1 ... • .
Meneilt of the favorite artists: , , _ ' .:.
Err e and Res. 84,Rwr 14,Irmufe.
PEIDAT EVElttltie, April 234. 1811% will
be presented M.r. W a lkins .l 'uotee mu drams, ofthe .
- PTONZER PATRIOT;
On TUN Matti Or ram Was Pieta.
Jacks, the Deformed.. -: i ..; . Marry Watkins,
/sabel, with soic.: .......... Rose Watkins.
To commence with a wel/ done Domes./cßrail.
by Mr, Watkins. eptitisd.
IT TAXER TWO TO Q IJ AEREL. •
Watkins Matinee on Bator/lay.
computnentarg Benefit to say. M, W. CAN.
NINO. on Monde Evening.
arIKASONIC .11:ALL.
THIS THURSDAY NIGHT, last night but
of the • • • , • one
'GREAT BAND OP THE WORLD
SAM SHARPLEPS MINStRILS
Pronounced SUPERIOR TO ALL.
ENTIRE CHANGE or rtitior,Amm,,
MAN .11kwil*A
See mall bills. rraum
- •
Admission. 60 cents. Reserved— Benda, • !, r.
cents, Seats can be secured at, tbe lbuga TS
10 -
to 1 o'clock, without extra charge. fielbws tlma
at 7: rfortnanee at e'cloek precisely..
5p22:1182 GEORGE GRAY, eat.
_
I WN P . ITT W 81"11.61 . WIL Leal, ' e andAtaauir .
Second and lett 'w ern Inimitable Liao* -
Condque, JAMES. TAYLOR:. Tuesday "angina'.
Inn appearance of. the renowned athlete aaa
vereaute - performer, 19AN. OLLYZ/3,
W.
his
tinil,s Masters DAN and EDDLO. w.-,kto-
ANDItEWd and the greatisOmpan7ln a new kW,
Ladles, Magnet) erery:Wednesday and Bunt- •
day.
SOLD FOLICIP CONCERT.
The °new 'Old Folks," Of this city, win
ince
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
Li fall centime, at
LAFAYETTE HALL, Wood Street,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVERIKRI
1
APRIL 11241 and 23d. •
Tickets_ 50 cents, to be Procured st tile Meek
and Book stores. or at the door. Concert eon
menet. at o'clock.
.apl-ibla
OrrEI7MNELLIIRIIIIIEUIN
4 PARLOR MENAGEIW,'
The great Famll7. Metiorte.
Pirnif AVENUE. between Buslthaeld aid
Wood lt streets, opposite Old Theatre.
Admissio
Aa Day aud venlv, all the year refue '
n, oenta: Okudren..is cents.
lark .01tAND FAIR
'snow being held at "MILLER'S HALL, cern
er of Tittli avenue and Gist street, fer Ole !smelt
of BT. AGNES CHURCH, Soho: Refidsinients
served and an excellent bead'of music is attend-,
anceceveiy eiiiiag, 4 141044111F ~
im........................,___
onunA., armpit.'
106
FINE VASES;
M OB:PLEAII AMP Cirl:ll.l4
Nrw STYLES,
• DINNER SETS,
TR.& SETS,
SMOKING SETS. GI" 43.111114
A. large stook of -
I SILVER PLATED GOODS
of all descriptions.
Call and examine otir goods. an
feel satiated no one need fall to be en d 1:1 1 .
BIEMI3D & CO
100 WOOD-ATIIEVI'
LUMBER
SIMEN,
RETAIL
Wholesale Prices.
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