0 I 111 t &tit ls , 4 i*Gr/stle. IS ~# t ...uxars lIILDING, 84 lUD 8i BM AT. a , ..opripaciaz !AMR Of Pitts Margit. Allenlanky sal Alio. gleamy Casty. si t TtIiSDAY. aid% ifitt grimness win no conopt WWII to bind last week's Coslltion, wby were tho Dertuxracy so bent upon its neeteripllsh. meal U Is:estimatorase or two of their Inamnateaeteberswithperionsiviolenee 7 Ruszscatuarr Ago Ittrlx 1 7 The , teas* Ti.ka 11414.140 - * i witlp ! r . Nch, pleptiers profess their dens gator econoyo, square, Tots tadoy Vtopptillint. Let Da -Mu • -IMP , * Sat owl +' 7b Ot>Qlaßon (W. VI) Aired • pOlishe ottuk from the Presideat i Ra 1 . 10,1 * 11 4;e 4. 1 4 9/ 40 nw l ahtnnni n 440* efeeteni end of that load ratan beotonakted ea tar eastward ' i . 471114 *.# 1 within 'thenexttwPin smith- 1 .2 ,Ibn Baste Amine Ontkit4e an! ..afeae ,at. Billlierea,. Renegade; White and Brooke, Republkana witb , Wallace and , Igeletyre, - Demoinale. The Min. iriat aniaTeii4lllol2 Or , . ti allim for the lilt elt.Tahrs . and will another do invpoidtlen if be i• leiokad bribe two Demeeres.',Thne ;,Cfe'reliitatelbana' for aaitirchtoitnris; tp _ieits *IA the Coalition. " ,, MZ*43oll.l,lllCar Wilted iliftmijotrOteini /Kt c?". th 4 41‘m1hlittr ;Zoo ars fall of distuacksitwaof what they tour Aim Maim= Afrersory Eng."- Let os wianinalthei , *phi this lad threa Ypanioreia of rho %doh bat one, the present Inctonbent, has been known as trimly to:Debra, CUMIIOII4 Each of his two piddimporp-Wate-antl-Carricion, men, and the 4011t?l:how of. and of ;Wm, has Joit !orArtamaabody,lt la said, $130,- 'pea./ Via was Yr Alla that tt should bet, worth this price f ellilacenthaest our quotations, pew the Mate prett, of °pintoes wit; the remit tratcherp . of aelfetyled Republicans in the fteesliftre; exultaticnt of our oppth tents dies not eVen affeat concealment; the Y al lAW,t7c.l. e t.'ibelOvtli.VX the - Rerhibllcan preponderance in the Senate. 8 5taio! , ‘WAtautwt open have bud, 'they hive "whipped us with the help of our traitors." On the other hand, the Intlikinithi&of title people finds ex pression In every Journal of our party, with a hoc Inaignifictuit exceptions, throughout the State. • • . '"t 'tAi ti: iecesa reliable to bearer, for Enna riagiserwre VW. to $BOOO, arid eigakil bre - um wham onk buds!, hallimis: MEL a iniolviiiiii*kiotaitd the election of the ' Oosliffoi , rarer, w!Vin Ala tdiMweihllid-t3i thstlegialatere laat week at ea Cipkat. twee cheeks twee hien seen, at least Kite or*uoyoi. or both Of tin , `Bett; 4 6 rilicrit ' Atin0iteny, witaseltenhoooy la at the Denim of the investigating Cour 991Pe190?ittf Whiginattl2l7 up that invettlodon,,nalese 7 0u ere pm tencid Aide' fehrentiy under' the kilt contempt for all whited euretieheesi Mamie ebowbere • Yeti futellteitt ankle flemthe' Philadelphia ".7),:ry, to and* ilia ClareramN asel 'Attorney General that the statute *of ; lbaltathine adegliot'ritn mralitia the GouneMonebti; sad ihat It will be quite In order to Ale bills of 11ln:every 'and, for in 'Vienne, agates; tor example, the last three Tram merit Pahang law are - Wildest to moot their/mew if eelbrmel bribe Exec., mire and Wm law aka. Since thiCkif: emcee curet language In Ma memo, is fee* . Medited.wlth the keittaio s of the recent movement." agabot the'lleae• turrlen," we are not permitted to doubt that he will direct an Immediate mote, went upon the aumooted otnclab. rSam ibis New. Yarit './Isseierris two wseb .go pirate britar has, been' ismad b 7 some or ipartiet, bearing 'the's*. blitoeur o smsmbar.".witich eounselss breaking anusisr otioarty. tiw and milting elm good mole' irre. apsetive of ibegarig proeUriiies, ibr the varierstatihmite the eh of the Inlets. tom _TAM dew, k, 417: 6 I; tirmiki-be reforinere I rive gsawrgig " ringa,ramtt Mgoig C k ri llidi em lt than lair Aso' can "tare eil ia 'Veninyp sad they Wat ir NzAvw au !OM Atal!Wyla llt's about gm ori Vial chtaihr to pt ia,.., I'ORgYkK, POP-MALA Itddlid*Kdi etuatearnoer, with in appendix ahoteteg I Inlaid*VlM% Add feEdttioequinof ast.", malice eaadtdate, Mspodhata irreiPsed_ To or Pm/ Preeddgea." low Boom Trainmen gas Melded up' by the .4.4aiiiiwO -before the Tztialtmes e s3lo l l l . l oDeagneirlitellielt was firmly a ,11,,ted , mt o A S hit 'tonged' Per:' ~19,27,11,1' was ao iem* On trastaVeaamabrbe expleitra bithe sag (*Jou that torfligAiot;:op to thaw& maatr.bium3iisaii":lll, the rkgkt Ttai-taiie Idiot ba o heert,seY 10 4 whiekiftialkßidneed to Tote oohed tl li i=stiouteee. 4:Weed. it• is Arithe 041101 , that Ai niseulhArlrerfa ntd..Dotwasqo4upw• isad a! a east - 0.1. 'ome and Lifer Jammand *Qin fa ba,A 11.pcir, - of that iteerth; etaddil be 'quite` long enough ?!?,' KT; • V Abe_ Attettelleiteder• Did itr It is satistsolors to know that the defeat of Reputdicammit did not M. voive the WO 'OllO Rumor says tluketotti Ittia Goo of 'th e remodel was la" market, offerhas biro self-to our hieuds,' d. . but without' a li Row didelndiOf th entfent3hecon• uuoat lUt is 'hive die qiiiftikun otwnlasmoolime thatbehrie trades* pledgee to Detnixtr , Ns. nor did -they tw. si Mu:Ri" tar 11, az ailm , 0 MAR . of .176111. Oh no I The Democrinty were entirely -•,' disintertetednadhid so Moister imams! ~, Thls reads very really, bui It wont do . f1t , 44 1 . 1 .10. II AAA Sto`lnenDolt W &tit ,•- two. When more Demount' than one like litalmirmr wertiobstioMeta.dfding '.. to Tote for k lititt lll tTAXß dAllocur told by Weltritie, tied otben of the piny whippere;lt, ihnt 'llzoiia4".dogrep,twit , In tantillpifirinetta • they could whip the Iftwoblietm Aty, and imi.tint„ txtattni.:ot Mt lflointiht It wee 1211 this way chit mamma Dessaraita ve r l,._PF9 l / 48 #4 0 .'fote dm" clue*:. ' pumice*, -It kr. Inda,ssystho be, no pledges to the optiodtbm: in has in 1 knowledgenf mad& *ages •bidoigieen bf rff4,l of MI.: olticerettee t ad potpie o y Partway/goad 'Moil 'Mid': Aim. And wbodfir itiyienie Shat taw peopiswill kr:, 1110, WA the solid .l stranza :wair*,l6r OA Depublime bran;t . , It widiiiiiialyed d Id/Atria a doe Wirptor ti n -- MPOIA 1 1 0,41.widdii ink itilldwa i l . 1 arirdmwd"s„ 0 1 /14. 44metit ad 'him* to' AloilittotttocikktMent Mid seem 'nii ~1 4 1 foOtirii it'd* . TAmt dig Waal 'jai 'a &Wind% "MO t ''.l .“" • " ',..; , ....r..- , , ,-..-. - . _,_. ,okreel,:tlttti'frrfl -: - e[:::.1 • '" ' , IMMO C r'r+ "ME INAIIGORATIOT Jowl W. Chwir, Governor of Commonwealth, will be today matt notated at the Capital, for the second term to which ho has been invited by a majority of the people. He enters upon his re- wed ndr- .4 renewed responat, /es under auspi ces which are in some particulars of the happiest character. Ile has the experience of three years already spent in office, a thorough familiarity with all the affairs of the Commonwealth, a faithful appreciation of bath interacts and the opinions of the pie, and we are heartily satisfied that ho Is and will be actuated by a ainoere ' devotion to the ma terial- welfare. 'at well as to the Repablinan honor of Pennsylvania. Du. - ringirbrbittenchntuiStattion- brhas seen the marl lioneileeni recalls from the Re rz.itui ' publican pro:feral ante In every lees tire department o .the State government. That pile predont ce should now be {brat;-under the operation of the moat shainelesily po t treacheries of a cabal which I odes a fey of his pretended fripds, and the mob of his open and malignant foes,—and thus !lilt:lion the very of his second term, is,,we regret to say, not a happy augury for the political ,harmony of his coming admittistratioti, or for the solid advantages of the people. ' • But whatever dlfilcultles Ids, new taw/live ' experience May enc ounter, from treacherous knaves within, or des. OFlteineMilill /4 4 / 1 14 we shall continue, la common with all our Republican Mends, to count upon the trim discretion and peclitlea4delity of Governor Grant . , and we pledge to him a support which, If It should ever need to be discriminaling, will never cease tube sincere In la friend. iffdp brward him, officially and personally, or to lespent the earnest devotion of his attectmeent to every high interest of the Oontaionweilth. NM A FRIENDLY L'ARNINC Bach- Republicans. in Crawford and car Incline to approre the Coalition keitheri at Harrisburg, will do well to reflect - upon our statement from a well: infonicd . werioe; of tho penal* design. of their own renegade Senator. It war known at the Capital lasewlnter, that ka had.. then 'sold out to the Democracy.. Be heti umipleted his own transfer at Ude, the last seseuns of his term. He knows that tincinmadon is already mortgaged to Crawford "county. He does not, there. fare, hesitate to declare his purpose o again becx.inlng ',candidate. next October, on • the 'Democratic ticket, unless tuft nominated by the too7contiding Repub licans. Honest titivate, of that District may something to think ationt in these revelations. • Before they too heartily commend the base corraptlOn which has betrayed the State to the °poor& 56n, let them outsider the probable reralt in their local polities, and take good care, now, that they- don't play foolishly Into the bands of tho enemy, by endorsing • shameful treation, or the designing In triguers who perpetrate It. They should remember that the battle of Republican *MAlo;o4,l4l to-day is to be fought over , again. In their own District, next ?eight?. They aboula be careful, then, 16 commit themselves prematurely, and- on the wrong 'side for their own foure interests. 4 ,Tesibnisbort Phenol (Dom) of the 18th lays : • - . , . ; Tee representearea of the Democratic. puty In the Leigtammo deserve great praise for the unanimity of action which oharnekelned their conduct in this strew. lila: They. stood tomither, ehonbier to 'shoulder, In the haw of conflict. They ,lisanonatrated. thee ;the nlitiority, by Awing Isar on the high ground of In ;Am d ity. of papas, vi and by moving in aoli phalanx, emelt tha' palm of , Ticitary from th emulicerity. As looted independent -.Republicans who -looked shields with the Democrats in thermals ;for the right. their honesty, fidelity and antrageohallerure the admiration alike or friend and foe. , That this union the good and true men In the Legiala• of tare will be productive of important and benalkial reunite we are not permitted to doubt- A new ens la the polities of it he State waabegun yesterday. • Cestsj ply,' Yety conllidendorsement of Lea Coalltkm l Why not ? Has It not Ommated the palm of ,rictory from th e majority P' A ,Coaption organ has the right to rejcdce In the beginningof a "new bra' in Mate politics." Eepobllcaolno betrayed, the truth of all our hard-fought *Mts . - lost I The minority placing teelf on the Mgt' ground of Integrity of ixtMOte I" Coalklanythlng be more ex tmlalielylmpudent than this I:?eammatic bout T. Nothing; unless It be the Anti. M's tribute to the "honesty and fidelity" of the - "lndependent &Publicans I Doti dole ail Ufa:strike the ideillng publicenisin Of the lama of our people Wdlthey intOy ChM 'ocandidons Imipm Ohs anroprianone for public charities Is tale Stritii, from 1860 to 1 869, both bl chair% bye aggregated • the sma or 14,158,400, ,without 'counting the large amounts upended' for the soldiers' or pensions, &e.;eitich would more thee double aboyerlotal. .A: letter . • FroM.Holibiborit ' sari • • -Borth apprepttatbms 'atsburved by lb* often waggle institutions, to of Whom Sr. directly responsible to the &Senior General and State Treasurer for the faithful replication or the inonoya plated at their omitroL I ,dolibt if for thia irma anm there is any other voucher bt the State ?temerity - 4hp the receipts of pep. men _and women by whom it wee drawn. ?to o n e knows bow much or it =to Gra piaci peened bed in the hills =k 1111. except" th ose who ha ba n. i g sn mama! inapt. hich e y, w hil e i roe within the last reer remelt was dbreocrmed th a t even the edkaradld noe get sit that was oPPlort melt to• thar2: she money having. been takinvmat ;Trimury .by other ripclaiming andexerciaing the opt. T- „ i lheitairitiarct r Obarities.will have no .Oriairot, over • these disbursements Thstsni. 4 Mll Is pending berore the 4,1 4.j/utht 10 Pars. requiting Ine vlllesis of these initittniona to m eets& with exactitude fOr_ ern; doll[ saran out: by thin.. Thus tbla gap in Um present . lati:weilla be doped at Once.. Titan is snowier 'Jame effective Eton. oar and .F.conomrt •Down with the Singe I These are the catch words, ,the blunt . ingigrig akithbOleih tit.the renegades Wito have last atrnek hands with the op , iositionr !be a 'raid upon era" , injected jof rititie and private interest& ]whic~htxnbe made to. yield them what they humorously call "substantial adriut isitee." Thq-hirre made a Pod begin illsit74Zbey biTll . POCkl*ld • it is said, illseadyslllo,ooo by shell% of the Treas. areisidth, and now standhungq as Want ke:ki:1111:00. Harrisburg letter.: of ten days since, to the Washington Bspeetsr, thollioeks o u t another' algae: . in the *Pion ilia:gramme of plunder. Head: I hear it whispered that there will bo seadalugd aharmsear" thia saukui. Ills Intionakid than will ba a vast =Oust of oallroad legislation during the winter. I lawn that several lbrotgn corporations._ by which is maiturffew York companies will be in the Bold salver, for dims ~ . _Oben* , Prlelklies. , Of coarse they will aoasrstand that to obtain them they will toe obliged to sdvartossesaraneekibletwys nada . X kayo! obiarved many • mouths waterlog while the. solleat la being di& cliallek said I Mink ~ may calculate with tairtaloty*Pon. fteolog of stirring Blues haratadora th• let ot:AOrll. . Than are golfs smother of enswporuing MOM` bars who wars sarodas by Bra, and will =viii.Pors,-.lSith , ousigalbed bank so. ..Yritt.teill aea. that theywill go XV nlPOrlarailroad policy:. ,- - _ ~. : TILE INFAXOCB COALITION. Optsdeus of the Press. the the 114 rzte burg Tote. raph.l - The Democrats rest their last hope of power in Pennsylvania on their ability to commit frauds on the ballot in Philadel phia, which will enable them to control I the State by submerging its honest voice from the rural district& To 'maintain this power the defeat. ot a bill creating tropolltan Pollee for Philadelphia is alone necessary. The present Democratic po. lice, numbering 1200, were assessed ;30 I each to prevent the passage of tt It bid. This o.lo,ooo—and ;40,000 brought to liarrisbure, and disbursed by a friend of General Irwin's—was thrown into one pot, to defeat Mackey, and defeated him. The Democrats, to render the defeat of the police bill certain, demanded the sac rifice of Senator Scull and Senator Watt. One Ma.. been. sacrificed._ The other-ra. doomed before a word of evidence is heard in his case. Madreyhits beet ifianghtered after being nominated by five to one In a caucus of Republicans. The Senate will stand, in a few days, sixteen Democrats to seventeen Republicans with the chief of this treasonas the mew-called Republican whosotrote will decide every party ques tion in the Senate How complete oar party Is told may be gathered without father words. lFrosti the Phila. Belittle, Rep.') If there has been any , bargaining by, which the Metropolitan' - Felice bill and other important public murexes we to be .aactifleed, the ple have ato know it, and the Leg peo ialatultiotight rig to ht be ebleto snd boat. Olanisoses Saurus laths rails, Poet. nap.] ' ' There to no doubt; that on Tuesday night some of the Republican dideentere pledged that, in consideration of the solid vote of the Democracy for.Gcheral the . `bolters" would Insure the defeat of the Metropolitan Police hill and the le aning of the oonbated seatela the &n -ate for the Democrats. The .Democruy, in addition to supporting General Irwin, to vote for the formation of a new county in the northwestern part of the Sham A majority of the "bolters" have today de. Wed that they entered into such an agree meat, and gated that the party pledging them to act with the Democrats in .the 'above matters did so without authority. They claim that they voted for Irwin. from• perfectly proper motives, and that they • are under no sort of obligation to reciprocate the act of the part) , led by Wallace and Buckalew. The Democrats feel now thekkhey were deemed, and they gave encie of it this morning in die &nate. It was well known that the Police bill would come from the . committee to-day, and that rt was the intention to attempt to pass It op to the second reading. Notwlthetand leg that every ,Republieset &tater, ex. cept Mr. Lowry, had promised to sup port the measure ' the advocates: of the bill /MOIL found th ati disaffection' existed the breast of one of thsir number, and he was not ono of /rwin'asupporters. It became painfully, mealiest that he had been button holed by soma of the prone. 'rent Democrats who have been at the capital (or some days, looking after the welfare (I) of the bill. The Republican members concluded that it 'would be bet ter to allow the matter' to lay over until after the inauguatiors. - With reference to the Diamond-Watt contest, it yet remains to be seen wheal. er the two Republican Senators on it who are relied upon by the Democrats; will disregard "the %communal* which *lll be produced on the part of the sitting MEM b r, and vole to give the beat to the Dem ocrat. ,The drawing of the committee on the Sc ull Findlay contest; which will take place on Tuesday night nett will be watched with deep interest by the Ito. publicans, as It may develop the slates of the two suspected members on the Dia mond-Watt committee. ' t from tee site Dltexteb.j A coalition of the fifty-five Democrats In the Legislature and fifteenßepublidins have elected Gen. W. W. Irwin State Treasurer by a majority of nine over Mr. It. W. Mackey, the proud incumbent., Senator Lowry and. Repasentatrue Bow man and IdeCreery were. among the. Re ptiblican members who bolted the Matadi nomination. 'The Democrats formed the main strength of the - combination, and the Repabllcan party has received better service from its .euenties than it has of late obtained' ,from the majority of Its friends. (Pram the tlttahareh Past, Mesa , Who tilled the tteptlbhealk pal y ! eays esslttlee. The Celia or ledspendest Utmost loh. Italie. th e Plepabileatk party. . Fr: sz o lt die ! Withe t71.1* Ye. isse..l saw It ate. , Whotauth/ Its blood, I, ray. Mr. kali. 1 eawl6l It We 1 wailit lw Who made lid Atoll,' ? I f glieroart. • maliV:g d elttrTori. wiW7 dig Ili grave t I. woe Mr. awes. • 11/621•. eall livy nukes, Boa VII dot IW gravy. Whonl be the pans* I. s* .yo Mr. MeUrethan. PH do tee e1.:a1.. do the rt nutter. ' When! he the elm* T• I. aair Mn. Craig. I'm good eta, 1.11 be the clerk. Who'll cum , ft to Its grave ? I, asps 1aw4.1•2.1. I am the mam, I'll catty It to Its wee. entail he the eitter mosseer ? 1. says the Gaiter; be chief muntaer. .10/ • oialm ? Its steel., that tells, /1./Inatair veto. Wheell lollthe hell? 7. acre and oaak. Tb,mittembllman sans. is:can. 4 , . Ilreem..the Allooaa 150114 •, If the result. shell be the -disruption of tka rimUchi PhrlYe end the breaking up of radical schemes of corrupikin and ertrsv. apnea. all good people should And no doubt will Moles. - • (troll the reek Iteambllese, _ No Republican member of U e Legs. biters; however corrupt he may be, can afford to 'go on the record as an oppo• neat, outside Or bib party, of so. good an officer and so pare a man as Mr. . ITiom the :fork DeT'ocrat../4.:1 "ring" or combination Was formed to defeat Mackey, and to elect' Irwi, thelato'Btate Tivistwer, consisting of a very wealthy -oil speculator; and sundry Philadelphia capitalists and bankers.' (In:motto Loot:Laos Intalrer. Ba➢.7 Hr. Billingfelt, haring voluntarily en. tend the caucus, end took: , his chances th ere , we., iet , honor , and *good faith boar:ppm& the nominee. Instead of doing I/1W it is alleged that he agreed to vote avadmit the Democratic - cirdmant from the 20th Senatorial district; against, the"actro of all his IhrinbUctin colleaguea except the Mri. Pirtington of the Senate" Morrow..l3. Lowry, on condition that the Detoccrate Would all rote for Irwin for State Senator. Such is the humor of Esau Nobody who Allows him thoroughly doubts nts complete fitness for suck a work. * -• Whoever expects as investigatton of General' Irwin's tlsi conduct worth anything from , Bil- Snitch's Finance - , Commlttee, poseurs more filth than Is .necessaty to -remora Mountains. If the Finance Committee, hoWever, should want' any facts hearing main , that question, Mink they can find some In Lancatteril- - - • • t • [Teas the lidne•l'' I '• , Reinoeld, Godshalire Herr and Wiley were motto Harrisburg as Republiams by the Republican organization of this County, They bate deliberate-1r at. tempted to destrdY Hutt' organization. in this 13tate,..by Voting with the Democrats against the regular Republican candidate. for, EitMe . Treasurer. This, they have dme in open defiance, of the Republican Party of the State. Do. the Republicans of Lancaster county want such reprasen= tailraces thew • Mr. Billingfeit's "delicacy" Was Stilt (ugly manifested lert , stimmer, when he eleculated a lying report that Mr. Hockey had sent money into this county for.the purpose of nominating certain friends of his for. the Legie!store. This ha declared he could Prom. while at Rho came time, be teem It to ben .balso falsehood: When called upon afterwards-to . substantiate what ho led said, „neither he nor his backers had either. manliness manliness to admit it waa a falsehood, or , the courage to tempt to verify-Is. - What a "delicate" sense of honor such amen must have. Tbcf four members,- from this county voted time/unbent for Gem."lrvrin. and against the' Republican, nominee, though two - of theM:had 'taken Part in, the Re publican MulouV,,, indwom ipund In gbod faith to support the nominee. . : Mr. Billimrfelt not.tote--did not enter the, convention at.oll—though had taken part ha the mucus. •-• and If an bonorible_• man would have . :felt himself bound to support the nominee.. 'But 'lto had dons • Ms" part 'in' voting with 'the Democnits for the adniindon of Findley; and larded.to . Make room for his custom MEM =NE =NEE i. gP : ; • &,,,-4:.'',...f:: - . , . • ; ,-,7.e, 1 , ' ,..--;,.. . ....,,,,,-.4.i;-:,..--.14,5;:z-,,,- . - . - . . ...,,,,.....,4 PITTEBURGR DAILY CLURITE: TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY- 18, 1 . ary plea Of "conotientiousnao" by not voting at all at the election of Treasurer. Nobody who thoroughly understands Esaim, double that he la capable of any treachery necesssry to carry a point, pro. Tided it dots not need to be carried out *play. Arleen Mr. Mackey .was fairly lumina- WI in Republican • caucus, controversy on that point in the Republican ranks should have teased. And It would have ceased there had It not been for „the use of money. No man in big senses, who knows anything about bow lids contest was conducted, doubts for one moment that money was freely and lefeetively used to secure the election of General It is a melancholyretlection for the Re publicans of Lancaster county that their represe.ntatlym at trarriaburghaVe helped . to disorganise and done what Is in their tmwer.to.destroy. thellepablican party the State, and that the only probable motive Ithitt ,ealt• be augeested for such action is a most (idioms and discreditable .. . . . . Mr. Markel was nominated In and by his Party, but was defeated In his election by the greases* outrage on party princi ples Over perpetrated against a loyal and °Wilding people, and that great wrong is ao yet only : partially developed. The lint outcropping of this damning plot devel oped Melt on last night in the Senate, when two renegade Republican Senators shook bands - with the Cope and voted a Copperhead Into a seat, against the report of a coMmittee who had investigated the l't4 (From Um lannunstar Examiner. 1 / 6 00 the House our pledged economists d "reformers" Messrs. Relnoehl, God lk, Herr and - Wiley, Voted for the fn. ' ease of the'Governor's salary.'' • • r. Billingfelt dodged the Treasurer's section: He, .liadi however;put a =it in (Findley , Democrat) to' vode for him, and be played the sneak. • • At the October election, when Mr. Billingfelt was running for Senator, hews& switched In three districts in this county. ' It seem they knew the man—that he was not to be trusted—would prove • traitor and join a villainous combination to accomplish Its defeat. This Billingfelt has done. • • The Republlcam in the Senate whe are relied on to carry out the bar gain o! talsong out Wan, of P/dladel nhla, keeping out Scull, and defeating the Metropolitan Police bill, are .Lowry, Blllingfelt and Herr. • Billingfelt and Lowry have already earned the gratitude of the Democracy, and they paid it back by electing Irwin very promptly. Now let these three traitors pay back their "pound. of - flesh." • " * Infant of , Lancaster county, the 101160:1• of this thing remains, to be written. The actors In this drama of. professed virtue and admitted corruption are yet to hate their portraits taken. 1 " - - Mr. Lowry in his speech in thi - Senate in defenoe of hip treason to the Republican party, said:.. „. "Go to the grave of John Brown' and ask him if I 601 note true Republican— go to the grave of Thaddeus Stevens and ask him If lam 1101, true to Republican principles—go to .the grave of the mar tyred Lincoln and he will tell you I am loyal to the Republican party.” Mr. Lowry took very good are not to call on any living Republican who could give bun en answer. What John Brown would have answered or what Abraham Lincoln would have said In answer, were they living, no sane man-can have any doubt.. Slick to your platy or resign yourseat, if you are an honest man, they would have said. The acorn with which Thaddeus Stevens ••wottid have received his mock honesty, would have sent him and his coniederateln treason, &alas Ml lingtelt, from him with such a lashing u they would - have rcmembered the balance of their lives. " Ha had no patience with such pretenders to political virtue, who manufactured doubts and gave the Dem. Derain the benefit of the doubts,. • Mr. Stevens is not a witness for. Lowry to all on in his treason. ' The Governor end the Pitate Treasury liefetring to the alleged abuses in the State Treasurer's oflice,• the Governor kneaded to the Legislature, " in the name of the good people of Pennsylvania," to correct-- these abuses, and to provide means fur preventing their continancit Uhl& Excellency had referred to, copy of "Pardon's Digest"—, work which seems to be popular. in the Legislature, and of which the Governoidoubtlesa has, at Inuit, one copy—hc might have found, in the ninth edition, on page . .128. the following; .. ': . .:' Section 113.1forly officeroflkis Odin. monweaitli, orof any city, borough. coun ty or township .thereof, shalt kaoout, with orwithout interest or return there for, any money or valuable aleurfey vs; missed by Ann, or which may be in his pos. Session or ander his ctintrol by virtue of his otElins, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor in epics, and on conviction be sentenced to psy a duo not exceeding one thousand dollars, and undergo an hev. prisonment, by separate md sollutry con tinetnent at labor, not exceeding flee years. and If still in office. be adjudged thumper Incapable of exercising the same, and the said oMce shall forthwith be declared vacant by the Mot passing Sac. 71. if any such officer /UZI yam into any contract or amount wish an. bank. oomoralion or diog' , Werat, or aim . elation of Individuals, by, which said MIL am is to &riot any Omit% gate or edent. tags frog' the deposits : with such Walk, corporathm or Individual, or sixouclatlon, of any MOW or • 7110:11b10 Security het* by him, or w vel u may .be his poe alon, or und control by' vi rtue or 2d t paid °Mee, he shall t4 derma pally' of ordelemsanor, and on convictton be sentenced to pay is line not txoxiibig 11,000, and to undergo an Imprisonment not exceeding ono year; and If still In office., be adjudged the:miner incapable of exercising the same, and the said office shall b o lol 2 #7ool.4tclarC4 Mint:by the court passing sentence. For further. information, if required. the Governor might have referred Solite fourth seat:lon of the act of lath of April, 10414 P. L. 494; tenth 'section of the act of 37th of May, 1841, P. L. 405; the see enteenth ammo of-the act of Itltit . o9 April s 1845, L. 530; and the But and second secUons alike act of 26tholAprit, 1853, P. 1.. M.. The Ilfrpfunith section. Is part of .the , 8U article of the-tenth section of the act of . 10th April, 1850, P. L. at (Report on the Penal Code, 21.) do mach for the remedy fornishod by trot criminal law.. There is also a civil , remedy by bill in, equity, by which any !kat° Treasurer: or en-State Treasurer, may be compelled to give - an account of all his operations; and of all 'earnings acquired by him through -eny mistme of the publat finale ' 'The law* aiready'on the statute books 'apish all the , means necessary "to pa:BY,: any inmate Mate otilceto punish any - malfeasance la the office in question, and ttotwto. prevent a' recurrence oh abuses.; , By way of comforting the -public on this subject, bowels.? uncomfortable the fact, .may , be' to certain Indlvidnald, we vrould veins& that, although a Treasurer may have had a settlement" with the State, and verivelile Private We; Years ago, both he; awl 41 0 ' 0 ° 1 4 4 - may be br n _otight•inta cou r t , and, if , it, can be Prated BAC BO has violated . .thtrabove sections of Use statute, be or his sureties can bweompelled to pay to the :Mate the felt:amount of all the "calming'. re. calved by Mat through any misuse or cals. application of, the State fupda; and we may add that,. If, the Governor deemed It Impolite to prrasictito such "ezeffenderit before the October election:there Is noth. lag to prevent his Becellency from order ing the present law -officer ofl the Com• monwcalth to prosecute nice,, Tho ' statute ofliniltations Is inoperative se to the Btato:r,Ths Day, . =1 isli mad that an Italian nobleman, in . a paroxyamof passion, slew hie only son, and slew his only brother. The Cheryl condemned him to pass three yaws In a monesteryfrt prayer tad peoltnace, and to eat grass like .Hebuclidnezitr, or his food wee to_Consist or the weeds which grew In the cloistered garden. Hera he found celery, blanched In the abed,. beds, and it became his favorite food. :When the time!' Ids confinement had elapsed, he transplanted the weed Weiner garden— planted It in trenches, to bleach It crisp and tender. He stood - high among the 'nobility of the land; and; at his entertain. meant,. produced Ws_ edible, which Pe; name very fashionable, and les tree since been esteemed", luau.... , . Ir Has long been acherished idea that the Italian opera depended principally on Italian tangent A French paper bas rutbleatly ehattend thiabelltf'publieldng the following `list of performers -in the "Tarsals" at ?aria lam month '•Witch' Ad, a German,. from Thunburg ; IA Alsatian ; Itonscner, &nigh t Lor ! Tou, tome ; Mdme . ' Mme.. an , Amerialm' 'from Rem : York ; and Mina Kraut; la • . THE MONARCH, IL B. M. SHIP OF WAR, ARO THE ruratoure, U. R. R. INIRVETTE RAILNITH THE BODY OF GEORGE FEABUDY. • W. ahSrt e'er now have veiled their .hrllko state, A.d tad their eme t0...W. 6"r. TO bee: gems. the seas a fusers. helmet — . Great adralral. or great captaia. p.to. SW " . Dot SO. what admiral ' 5 ..1.1 r0 t" 1 .... °l e r _both oar ameltte llonareA bear - That thou In gore "ley she ahron ■ her M .... And hal r•akaat Mee her Itar thas asoaralegir Wherefore this mono.u chapel lalr Above MI. reale With boom. telle • crowned, The te etahvert sabers withbrereeheads and bare. ' la an as warned deatti•••tett ranged atoned? Some misla a m en-or-war ChM needs must be. %bus by n Xmolfin warooblp grarewarde • borne. Ina Columbian • aealin'• One WbOal two 13100111 vrembe %bele SW la [none. if. sou. a was dur—toes proudly borne. Bonneproudly tell. end.'er sea to Ids gran!. ! wbose battles ectd noon Adana. :W0.% fume writes toe actdevesonn. or tie • Ho /sank& Ika anent UM. Elk wA al The 42 hi whose rinkt tuna know In ant the left•band &lab. who 0o irompot Wow. Auert ao marl, •nd thnund no need. •Notnia le the murrain. **oleo Chen , - enddin in ctorf— , gainst ildr.dlog d Who in love's 'trend., unprl. hat and *spoked. Went fortb, hi. victory over those to vial On Seth a Warrior's body Mecum well TOnt obi IN cold's warublpwltO Neu World'. At .17 of Ilan Ilan wile* love Will moll Wails., to Dote, and each tot to friend. • —Punch TO THE RUPTURED—WHY RI. PLE COBIPLAIA OF IEUISS 0 1 The mason Is obrlons Loamy pumas t tlt wholly sunset from 111 finite and Illy .dl on e In. stre meals, end In =mycoses no s trums Is dal butfrequtntly does bum. It Is not gen 7 enderstood by those who tensile Uwe.... that tbCft stltytttion and fitting mulles skill and minding, knowledge folly ea. much s.s It does to prescribe wooer msdleltes for the cure of dt. Rene. leech Injury It done to person by In: !MIMS iMmes. .1 trots should stem[ be lifted AT so y poison not thoronghly tloClined In the anatomy of the human body. but upeeMlly Id the amb:my of the ports concerned Is the ire dnetlon of a hernia or a ;velure i for It ought to be apparent is orrery one Iltsl snob knowledst Is obsoletely seeemsey to oral one who under. Wm the tteJlMllt of hernia. rhettna by It °perukes or by the application of an L fiiillbuace to settle the protruding nut. Wit hate ellen seen persons who hue narcoses] so reani as tuelt n dozen trusses Without gAllng salted. a elmemilmos that may maombly be expected when one attempts to knew mom of his elm ey•ieti Mao one who has devoted the greater =I 1:11=:=211 If aey one will ask himself the question say It is that to vasty parsons eelfee to tells way end fall to' Let fella, the eoestiod le readily wend that' they mil at the core of wets dealer In them erlieloss, and kit or miss, they auks the application, selected front • rimaiker pieced be fore them; without I[llolliol whether they win sumer the purpose =tended ore( t. Whales° say =to= - trams is =assembly tree of other meek:table= appliances, mch u sluselder braces and supporters worn by Masks for weaknesies ==n=:M!l=l Um* are prone. • Dr. ICZY/Seti, at his (Irani Mcdkdae Store, No. 167 Vixen) street, but gine over thirty fear of attention tetbe.e subjects and la .Hipp roppit . ad '''.rlttravary wort of BRAWNe that may tre maw ed. for the nailed evia 'or aoleltorstioa of theso natoi - taaate Geary.' • THE I.IVIAO MACHINE. Inhere the main spring of • watch and every Portion of the worts become. disordered. The human stomach ts to the hersaa erste. what teat silent, sleet of medal I. to • chronometer. It tallitsce. lee ictio• of the organs, and control., to a certain extent. the whole Using machine: ?le cemparlariemay be carried hither; ler se the I..tnen sad ether Imineriletioes of the male eerie( Is indicated on the face egthe thneleree. to aim Is Um inane.. or other ells ord: r or ate stotneenbetraild lir the tun of the 1.7.110 2Le comp exion la sailer. or Wed. the andare deficient lams and !Meals...cc. and tilers is • worn. anyone espreaslos AB the tenconate”ece ninth mile as plainly a. writ ten warns could do that the yr.& woollier*, Oryl Or et, row boa to a, part., la not perform, st It. duty It requires nont M fl tad retmeula, area to OT mole 10 no 0.114 tales witeelfel. Tim broke. mole opting or a watch may be replaced by • new oar, On the stedasch can miry be - repaired and .tteengthewd. axe ale I. one or tee selectee: the fame. • enviable ref torui re *We ltereight tee. Tenn has been waging • emcees. Fel contest w . te , 17.p.P01 , 1 la all allude.. A. sreptelle for tairtireetion it stands alunt:• When the rename. • 11.• beLneeneetnnie bare WoneiOnnetnn. er t in.* . at best, Dam` more than the ennekrinnete. • goatee of tee wtoilteetne am 2 pal aMDl., re s t_ powerful sionmehla eremites perked ' UV 87«.'17-11,4% 14:1=41.aNfr.r ibl. Important gland. •• well teepee tee atom.% end b the .Im. •re, who Answer di.- User:eery regulates. ton reinvisoredng eery seer[ and aoinalatisig organ ten ethlre beetle end mental health depend. NOTIONS rgr WESTERN PENNSTLTA: N IA 1.. —The Anneal .1I•ellor ftne wietrlbeion to the Wrote • yin •nia Hospital will be held st AilOortial Illx• 190.. on 17UrIDAT. 711 15th LAY OP. 3/.14 CAST. At IwOo•elock I. X. Vbiltoin wilt lake the train Aran Lean* the station In Annabel. )a ßecreltlt t 11;40 • . J. A. ItAtire. 3•11467 ' ry. arraurian, abs. ny 111711. , arnieN. AVE RS at ta• MU U NubbaIIICLA NAV. IBATION have tid, day declare , . a &etc/sod aa. is. Inca of Hid comma, Sr Ulaidiat'als anoints at •/VIL PSI& Clair.. al, Taro Debase asps a &Om., nap ad U. !V lax. jamas on startsad am fma tau oillgeof ilaradma -07110/04 WI! VrellitlMlLbt,t"llitta4i; / -: ; 1 1:/ ft : It) 31 IUOLVTIOA t:... ,• *Dike ifrea {Eat l4aZo-Dati•. ntrship bezettilere elastic/I,oloth WhIORTON" 'Etas This Day beefs Dissolved. - s. T. wurrio astberiita to reedy* PITMeil of lii Claims and settle UM tm.tot ma of 1111104 s ' "'.- = • Z. T. SAINT. - JAIL 5.-moartni. • Eltaarestrza, D. 4:11119. RE FIRM' - OF. BAILIFF ,' ',MOWN a (MIMI. wail tals ear dituttvoti Paataal_ le lak JAKE,. CAII , O al 21 ' payw k" Zqat.tit ' l l taritl l atllos Indebted to sald trll/ ideate cdataatl e. toototttn swell ate oatmeal. and au 1.1101. Cl.lXt. WUILIII•MS see was 84 Jolla Kt Wag: • Vaigt I,Ztramirtitql r"" tti. "4 ho b. " *" Jatilgell C 'BAILIFF.. ..:• Plarn.Bl2llWa_44l. .64,140112.3ty Cirra nati.lx4.lllio. lo'reuitnit rtires. tx. Ina orthditit wirmi Carsont would ass, theoppertentty Orwell. slag ar thanks to air friends for their pent ravers. age Meld reepeathally eel elt,semiittell, ee or these 11V 011 fOr the •Or Ma la a " .411 EVIAN; Vlemba* qu as 4 Itteom Pipe tlitere.sllltedend street. Allrehear ettr„re.. would t• teem. stele themes S. M. flinete mitt the emend emeetally hr tie Lik irea7 Ilberst Minn 4sll ri ar • pence extendhlrever His peer., atm mould supeotlelly.eollelt a eon.. tlegettoe of their esteemed favor/ fur the old misdnal arm, , The of PAPUAN. °NEON • .00., hai tbia day beak dlataived bp lhaltaUsa.ezoridic YAKS sad. J. Z. JOHNSTON retieleS. , - The' baNaess NS& be.eetlled tharabstetassan. nem t - JOHN T. LOGAN, - . ' -„ NO3NAND.UHNOS. Auwaus palm. - J.l..roultsruti, ONO. H. 1.00•11 r. , The andirtlgaedarlitopattove thatanoroooo and or of 14111tION and DOMUTIO UMW WAILS at atoll" old ttaad. x0..051 Wddd lifeet• eildtr My Ina Of LOGAN; 0 'Alt CO. Mr. JAIL Jaltastoatrlll tomato 1010 tie house: > 401 10:Ti . L011.1711. - - EDWdBII 001410. ilittrast 1140. 1101:4 Lttutt.N. - CO. PARTNERSHIP. LOGAN BROTHERS & :Macerators to W . r. . . ° " gß t l icolclikarrlfslini AND iiii!" • • The oaderrlmted bor. Ws by formed a Coo M.lLie_yl4,eik of the purport of Russet:lax • e on ' ait 41 " IA ;411 in, run. Duetecsior,rrry Ballohmktormerittortroot pat lit.: ra a y ita u .tr r4ll Jo ,',l4.Uttir rAwts ll rr 13 . .2.lofr.tat 20.: 1u70.; , PRifIT CAN' TOPS. sELPI 7 d;Ai3Tti.INc, FRITIDC AN TOP. COLLMS Glia" A. SOW vttyr ZaVaLl WtaD MAP"Diftre trallV l = l, Pal lima It helm% Distimeity ilia Paripaistlt uvul, *Walt et&=Bl4l gala acatatas oppostte tba i rtnier .tae muu.r,i:s...gree4=nime". Vet-K-I'. • lEEE NNW ADVNHT/SEMIENTI3 - . I X -EL N-'o' Pt. WILLIAM Nog. 180 and 182 Federa NEW GOODS. it 8 -1.38. Dark Frills, It 16e. Dark Prints, It 11a. lark Prints worth It. If . 14e Dark Delaines, good ilinlllll. At 30e. i:11-weel Plaids. It I! I-h. - , Gamy 44 Ilableadollikeellig At II }Marked Emilio, a tarp& It lie.-1,14; eel Rob Roy Plana. Is. It 08e. Very Geary Grey Twilled Diane! At 6 '1•40. Mare Cud. It 13 He. Wide tiara Crash. Pillow Case ianallas, . . Rheetiabltas(las,` 1111rtiag Dustin, eat. :laid. bible bimq Sunhat Crash. Cassimeres, my cheap., American Popliah lc, LABOF. STOCK WILLIAM Nos. 180 FEDERAL STREET. EXTRA BARGAINS ! ! it 30c. bit Shoalder 111,18. Al $l.OO salt gioulder Shawls; (meal prim., 8400.) 1183.00 Brit SktrU,warnlted rifled At 11 1-le. tinto Hemmed &Wend Handkerchiefs. Be. Lidice Linea Iludkerekieh. At ter. Ladies Linen Ilemst'd Handk'ehlefs. 1116 ud 60e. Ladles' Deep Skirts, slight. ly Soiled. It SOL, Children's Hoop Skirt'. At 11 We., hen's Wool Mixed Socks. At 100, Children's Helmond SteeklngL At 40e„ Hen's Nary Croy lindenhlrts ud • and Drawers. JUST OPENED. The New Puler Bootle, amidst's Lid Gloves, all Men, AT NACRUII,GLYDE &Co's, 78 and 80 Market Street. .410X 1 , HORNE & CO'S. la order to rtlll fortkor iodine atogk, Wan tails, oaf" fognosl forgotten', Ire on' Milton . to otter oar stock at GREATLY REDUCED rums Many Goods Below Cost. Woolen Goods, Hosiery, Gloves. Underwear, Law and LI - :teearideles. Embroideries, Millinery Goods, Sash and Bow Ribbons, Satin and Bonnet Velvete, Dress - Trimmings, Gloat Loops and Ornaments, Boulevards Gldrte, to , eso, AT REtAIL BARGAINS. IT Jr 19 MARKET STREET:. strovEs. Ui=l=l BISSELL & CO'S TRECTJA:PI4„ POll Brrommovi3 MAL, Warranted to Cook, Bake or Waist as well se any other Store la Oa Valais: BISSELL & . No.' gB5. Liberty_ :Street. moo, on band and [ornate. . • rental' trovss. „ arrntro wrovics. • OBATZ /norms. • COOMINO B.A..tiOZA. Sta. 33.01.41:13.:14:k z • ORE i'IIoCONAFY lit Plant BT., taker It Vai l , ' astzerisigr. • , °Ur " r e Unfin :lianed 43}003314. CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! Moths! %tubs! Watches! w4rr4..es aftEAFiRm fkripird WatclasOralltiaa ' - U* I s , Watcliti. lenraclas cannily rega l :Tat : r7tm W.N. HAVEN IMP Ra.vz TUB BAIA Asisizortnaia'xit BLANK BOOKS OP 'A vialcr rozeoirpriox. Comer Wood itteet ilentird IRAN% sPictito MINCED MEAT. : _ todebratal .16 " Mataril Meal at redue4 Yam. w i lr In = ni sada Jan, Arita% b. VaaMq . • okagr. mow tor.as 7, 747. lan Arariur Liberty mid BARRELS CLEVJeI • itin7b7IYIL.V.I "AMUR MEE =ES to; .-,.......1 _ ADvsFerisErErs. 1.e.Lt313., 113'70. 'SEMPLE'S, I Stret, Allegheny City. POPULAR PRIDES it 10e. tack - Hock %web, " It fie. ugh, Hack "pm e ts, a pest bargee. At 71c. each, Ites's While Nails. Hader shirk At 7it cub, Ladles' Black Felt Skirts. Al 11.00 auk Colsred Printed Felt Skirts, slightly Imperfect, It itiO each, UN Embossed Felt Skirls, slightly Imperfect It I.li tech, Honey Comb Quills.; At i 1.60 Cid, Honey Comb Quills, Me Table Hopkins, /kiwis sad Scuts' Hats sad Bongets. Ribbon ud Flatten. Hosiery and Glares. ilitadkrnblets and leek Ties. Collars, Cathy Ac , be. - OPENED TO-DAY SEMPLE'S and 182 ALLEGHENY CITY. THE FIRST MORTGAGB BOND OF THE CREAN, DANVILLE AND 'VINCENNES RAILROAD Tema aarecas te be Lented...11,1100,500 Capital Steel' pelt ...... 51.1011.,6.00 Estimated Cool, of need, (1.40 rain) =slam.44 learialriirs per II 11:1111111 Net Earning per assma.... Liens& ea Ch. Lean per at. Azikemit or Bawls per =We of road 10.000 AaarmasA of laterest p ra4lt. 1,260 Aleut of Net liCarrrtairs pits -Ho • .The Bond. follow the completlon of the Need barn the hut Company of N. T. ae their Oficial Reenter and Traesfcr kgeitS - and an !told at p stO3:ind sect fled leftists, . They hem exerainetles Lad sampan,... bet ter, Gls ballemd, than any other wow before the prattle,. Ye the axed and enebanieable elements or &MP. iltenreep and Prep. They hear good latarest-levee per sent. Gold foe torts an seemed by a Shaking Jena. add Peal Nettles de .1 , 0% the rood, It. *atilt nod act theme, the Ifnumblass, aad ell Piletee and tabus property of the Cowman., They depend ',mei no neve or half•mttled tee` iriory for besieges to pay Mete Interest. bet epos an old, well settled and productive creates:- immunise - that • railroad t.ui threath the heart of each n region °den better smutty for both be west and Premium! that a road ts es butte throes!' the most bluely extolled wilderness or sparsely settled Mentor,. Thao nauroed possesses sweet edeaa Lute. to matting Into mid out of the clty of Chive°. laportant Saltroed' Center: In matey Irma& • lino of villages and old farming eel. Yeasats to the .1000.0 nortlon of Um Buda of Iltlnotel a runalig near to devoid of Iron Ore of great cutout L and value,' and oyer broad !aide of the brat tool la the stato—wllch sanded la- Asa beelike the Itetak Sod other Dulness thee armed, there 01/1 attracted to Ma rood lbe toarLdenble tragic al. rueflY lOrloSted as "front Ste Lakes 'to the filalf;”_ae with lla aoelhent Ceaneetloas 11 fttrzas • Treat Mae 40 ogles Oozier than yg.ebor Comte rfosa Memo to Seuhellte. nut Ponds am tlimelbm bunt spots Reilly enderßaateess tam I Pew lean Must fatigable d00n10414 competent judges tielne-la • Gawrwraus wit.* iMststuprintaitrimsi a r wittier.* l i t. tam Beide. eina Tnut 11;0.4 eaw Mr.* fa. zoriuse BRm a. Nam ia, w Lai Tar tile. Boll.lll . mrt toe bad direttly.or is, or of ii, errata i.rulre.gl S. 1111'CLtAN it CO., 75 iNounTair ih.*E2tlCM. w. BAILETLArip a 00, MERCHANTS, 64 V'ZiIe.FELTRICET, Nett York„ r . Agents for the Bale of the Boods. 'lo:ooruir ' BEAM FALLS CUTLERY COMET MANUIPACITIIHXZEI 01. Eittperior, *American TABLE GIITLEBt IMII=I K E. 7 -KNIVES, ::• Oust llBll Vimerpasted. pesl4ll, new pikterni aid alit% vell-isewa styles of ?alas Cohen, Also la Nook elate iet a' 011IVARS, ntrzczi*- 3ZAb 'Neill* at all deseripttosi.:l3l llags L /MY _ aIdIZIPMK, opra lassmasapaa with the . etilo/11.1 Olga sad Whoa:ads Dears. NO: 70 . Wood Street, tirreonneen. PA. I=3Ell I'm 72 ,„c?,,.-1 41 A • ./: t e t 'i t t-sl it4 ; i v • p..• ,0 : 1. 4b. m ji d 14 ,ri 1 9 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS GENERAL REDUCTIONS TO CLOSE THE ENTIRE STOCK BATES & BELL OFFER THEIR Choice Seleobxl Stook of ress Goods, Shawls, Silks, +,600.000 2,1139,204 119,T643 Cloaks, 171,000 Blankets, CCM Velvets, VERY LOW PRMEB To Reduce the iltoek. DILWORTH, 11111PHR & CO. 243 LIBERTY tyrREFr, toppodi• boa or 'woos. Are RlC. o l.ll,lute alilmoults IS New Crop New Odeon SUGAR and IdOLASSES sr Theft adf/e /se imp 4:ent. Sass oss otbgagar . by Site Mogi bortd /171.T0R • FELTON ft: IrIIABIN, pnAcnici.±. imanurEz iAN Gas Awn iris= alrivaii4l. L . Aura% .11W 11Isil, 1 1 1 1 11,1416 irrniminicia; : tam no:: Oa; Rue. Goa Pixtcres. Sok Sabo sad Wish- etoads., boa 114.itad" Maim 'Aloud Beet Nam rad Skein Cocks . ordprouhaitd. Pallid dad Prima* Hadhiss dale IP , F1?1 Us% . Inter sat atom 8 e U .. alrounds. Jabias lecaPilt att.mue go:;, . , PUBLIC rammer., EEME=I 11881i/Deea sipolated INDPXOTOX tut AlleglieDi Coital), Dotei . la 18 . 8 th1 Alm Mai satil Decemity *lee Dee Neebaikal Testieg XstfiberpBsa be PIDTDDIa. I DM be UNDO et the 01110 X MI MIX* EA. =NAL 'II3IINDIM AMID PIPX ; Twetty-IDIM dreef. acar Nam; Pittoarir.: • a. a. alarm M!=Ml TRADE MARK. . . I i 1 • • omffl 1 I ocrs ..-; , . imenti7 m.xoor lip: , • i, i - 'OII[IINEYS.- , nAnaoffeCANDLE&I&OO,I4 , • woe wuessicauractko:: t k' C &Noumea& nur&se us - - raidgeted DaitentkiDri .• ADENTRIT GLOSIN "OEM' Vr Is Now hi BAIL NO. so .imaaux = " sascalimiewror CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, dm CARPETS. NEW FALL STOCK. 011 Cloths, Window Rados. DRUGGETB.7 DBUUUET SqUAIIIIB, Ingrain Carpets, `At the Lowest Prices Ever MK BOVARD ROSE I CO, 21 FIFTH MR% CARPETS. REDUCTIONS. The alterations and im provements of our Sales rooms now in progress, make it necessary for us to im mediately dispose of a large portion of our stook of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHE, Hearth Rugs, &e., Many goods will be Bold at prices below the present wholesale cost. Oall at once at mum xecramocE & CO'S, 23 Fifth Avenue. oes HOLIDAY GIFTS. 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