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litthuttAityltt.
OFFICIAL PAPER
Ofburgh, Allegheny Cita ,
' and Allegheny Omit&
O.II2ETTE BUILDING.
Ca, Ili*•lulus asd Smithfield Street.
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, IWO.
Bosom at Frankfort 94i.
Palsourox at Antwerp, Up.
Gout closed In New Thif*esterday at
115 i
=WI
Mut Pass' Coon= will lectire upon
..Woman. Wage" at ,Uniontown, May
sth, and probittly in this elty won after.
Witham" • queer snit ClO4 haprotwble
story ittiot' Cabe. i• a nopoit 'hit the
Spanish volunteer', who have rani the
control eifssietia
distlict• • ore about to declare lte bids:
pendence of Spain. " *.•-• • '
•
this Clocionsti editor .postrAtiothoi
of his knuaslistia steighbOrS_°"ise
toned. valor llsr, tdsekgnard coy._
srd,” fiddles - ImA Mos ;mete. lciostsilis
poster's unarm, Ind when mid where -to
Sad th0." . 1 all. ads 11 . hioisbdinall,
•
Wa der malty citemistiMdicationsi
that. thitltepubllaut pimple of the.Watho
IngMa'aMilleiver
met zseimirootte iMitleal mad Pnblle
Benicia of their lam mis•repreamatadve;
Mr."Biffingtoir.' 'Thei Iriil ihelisi hlm
out of iielltical sight forever, and for cool.
paay la• his retirement they will give the
same' hippy' dispatch to the haadfol of
illeoripialsemwhe attempt to holier uP
hie legialatlve area.
We. hare already reprinted the full re,
cord olthe'iotei the tiiriftiiiielia
the Legislature, on the .onralbita
818. Wehrpend, for the ready reference
of our readers, the Anal vote on its Ten .
me by the Berate:
nes—Memo Allen, Connell, litteezy,
Herr, Lowry, Mumma, Olmstead; Oita ,
hoot, Robinson, Watt, Beck, Duncan,
Findlay, Linderman ' ld'lntyre, Miller,
N agle. Fermin, Baneo Sandell
Nays Mews. Blilintildt.;• - r.Bro4e,
Graham, Howard, Ratan, Stinson, War.
.Waite, Brodhead, Buckslow Davis,
and Tamer-12. Absent—Brown, Dan.
A Itwor Telex Lowman, Yr, Madge
IL Spencer, engaged aa counsel for ifc.
Farland; who s now on trial for krillng
Itiehardson, so grossly overstepped the
josipcivilaaa, of his PoVitIPP ea 4o *,
nounoe lady' irhoie mime was
involved In the testimony' in the most
ocandalons tem& Botailinthillin
and by public opinion, the•olfender has
made ample atonement by performlne
hart kiwi emu hinseelfe la two :or three
tithlbbelearda. The welt lmniobilens is
io.oomplete that the moat vindlitivejus
tics must he held iitialled.!, •
WaVax bar been An =mat
feature in the Ettehh, Inttlget' shatitlhe
days of the Peel Mlnistry. The rain tea
been for a long period Steady Using:ice
on the Pol?hd..but we "r
pence% 1865.. To, meet the Atone of
the Abystalen war, ttirse to tidied
to six pence, and so continues to this
time. But It Is propeced - to reduce It
*nos owe. ' , lt ylekled last year. about
$50,000,000. the: =Likens $107,000.000.
ends* $108.000,000 and 'smitten $23,000, -
000. The total receipts of last year, to
the Bagllsh exchequer-were 83 . 715.90 0 ,0 00 .
Potty per cent. of the entre taxes iru
collected from tobeetio Sad Unecrrs, is
both inland and ctudzists duties.
A KEY whited and - otherwise wpro
prigs celebration of their Albite.% Day,
bl Pio Poi o F4-PeoPb?S C°Ffs was 41..
4u-rot by an ill•natined welch from tie
laughable mixture of the mountebank and
the demagogue, ez-Benator : Jewry. ,
come, he advised hie lesiva to comtz dze
a Lowry tarty, and to look tospidously
apoo caber all-imam is adviot: telt,
upon "coutemptiumi earn ..Tta miut has
cm= at lot to be utterly repudiated even
byUibwalmeatelmonghtaidideu%s:e
The Titusville !brad lit'cleat discovers
dig disorgialie and
hreikap trot-Republicatt
It tienator Lowry wilhes to go over to
th•Dammeratio maw, let Idea gb. fatal I
let !Immo% falsify and pervert
nor Hen to throw dust In the stir=
colored cinema of tide greet mahe, wbo
tbc the nos time will monk to the - Make
bot laathealmond year of Grant's Admin.
lateatios. •
—There would be this especla profit to
Reputdleacism. from '. 'the 'ex•fienaletr's
complete desertion of us,,that he -might
than be Induced 504;11 all he knows about
theoorraptloasof dishes Legishdais aid
the leading share in them which wee
hikers by add= from ,the oil regions;
who, II Is hinted. will be his 'iMetpetitor
for the next Beulah 'piano wo
thus seetwo birds killedwith oae dew.
vastly for the benefit or the, Republican
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PEON THE iti*Ett "To THE :Ca
,
,Wehave examined the second annul
Report of the Dowd of Trade, of WII.
mington, Del, with lumen to discover
,the great extent and value of the material
resources and advantages of thik flow.
'shine city'. In one portion of this dam
/nag: 4di W4iffAti IMO .litctriest i :Wef
pooptiotWeiTefid. • w i iiikai,.3.lt
that which treats of the best and shortest
practicable line of Ocaustonicsttort be
,tweeklate Ohie °ha
!gable waters of the Delaware river.
Re quote its important statement of the
dicta:
- .
Already there is railroad
don between . Hanover ;Junction, d
Gettysburg; while tottinecy' b il e%
formed m a hut•• anteerfOUbae made for
the line between Atitterferltiadatut and
the Busonehanna. Oar own
w road starts
out to meet these edvaciria
'Wets orGen , PlUMlnaddiate of Penn
ylvania bat; igentAinge.ooo on the Road
extending canards Chintberiburg, which
Is Dow tpewrioperty of-th•Gottysbors
Oimratti. sad lbere eie: valid chatters
In existence for the •temainder of the
route to Oonnelleidllec,Whancer to Pitts
burgh - th ere Is already
the exalting
Itetuaid.
PrOs,Vatecartb. to the Delaware
Elver at ,Pallade phle, the distanoe by
the Pennsylvania (*drat Railroad is
35 6 Ogles, whlitiover - the s
=tel t en 6 es is bat me Mlles, alter
Dig a liberal margin kg Indiretigees and
curvature. This distance fa made up as
Mama • •
coa• on- swat mg
• Ire `4 1& 2 4
4. 1 ;*
7. •Ilek/Oa .
al ..... '
Ja&Xsaabat.t,
Des Wit so AMEW 1 •
lairgepartteGissa . •
am........... ••••
Clar:M.:l4l'''Ar 4.4-11,1;-
Jaabnok ....
Lams • Jan MI- • •
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Latala.• .
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epoL au l
isopr. 00,
'err
swa.. . .....it WI 30,
._ Owl will My mike rar
ebit than f i a tset en iwww ool4
eat MOO caste per toil be the (=spin
•t.
I=
mac. •
,
company, and of Oyer ton to the con
antler. .
...
..
The position of Wilm ington Is pecu
liar, and theaspitelistof Weeny boldest
great faturelnitds bind: ' ' We emplaced -
at • bend of the Delaware which reaches
nearer the greet corn lields and the
lanes of of western enterprise, than any
neighboring port capable of offering a
Wed harbor.
This great arm reach= from the wean
towerds the interior, with Wilmington
in, Its ounitretched tared representing
the proper enteepot end depot of pen,
sylvanite- We have nothing to create;
we bees cestyrbr an exordia of. the pro
per spirit of enterpriae, to take what Is
0 ' I 'By- Abut 'law of • enterprise,
r
. kettaintat nice tber law of gravitation
It o ROM% ifteashr water-runs down
hi c-Ahlii. ; ,harha r most be the greet
Mara* att. awl traffic, if we tap the
I extetitilf abatinela and throw open on:
to receive the current. Oar city
not otirjr - the: bog, but the
first-rate o y land-looked harbor on the
kaide of -the Day and „River below
icK4....,
P ithdelphic that we Can present several
~.niDep of wharf front to vessels drawing
'eighteen feet; a bealrier class indeed
than is used In the coal trade.
MEM
, . .
is an, article upon the adjournment of
the Legislature, the . Mercer Dispatch, a
Antral guidable Republican journal,:vtq,
1 nted4, .I"iiiinzhil, • . "
it neople &heal:tibia " the Common- .
sr tb:„ .Wlll `. undoubtedly . bristly,
le erlihrvelth each acts Lithe .iltallrood
.. taittoetit timv , the "Border Raid
, Id .. - and kindred imourares ' hanging
o r their-heads, they •felt no security
- tthe raidsof the lobbyists. • That
sapling Influences wean' as strong wa
a r\ M. ,lii iniaburg.: during ' the Put
on la manifest front the character of
Legislation. ' Mon whom experience
• st he capital Ma been large,. surihal.
never Wlthltabeir — knoWledge have cor
nett) and bribery:beet greater or more
sent:toed. The session of 1.870, wilful
at ealna e!l - fixtterir411 0 ander tr'high
I :
p cortiot Pretrinahment and reform,"
• made* "record " which the people
la Sere to kemember, though they will
have It in th e form of a printed
ril othiLikkrit id' its 'Mimi , Will Move
.s h in the, nostrils oftttapoople. and 1
b nefittis oteLot the moat corrupt in 1
h laden, of the State, "• -
. ,. . •
.1 - - Inumairrlatufrer Veriforcibly
- • - ,•• . •
.• •
. oW:ean 'thole jorettala who treated
troontempt the Republican. DIMIIiiIII-
U for State Treaamer; est the *Repub.
.to place Oar friends in uteninaMat
lo State - or county . - odkatt Can' they
sa nomlissUone to be supixated, assuch,
he en ' it; Suitt them •to do eo,'„ and
1 11 44 uPol:t they: l 74h linthibity when
y are not oultedt. en they not estop
from taking
_part in muntualbms at 1
al by 'Moir ' conduct le ' disreigarding I
t m, whentlionomineesibanot suit their I
1 qt. If mominedons are binding .on
a one lobo takes part in them. they i
s ly
, binding on all. If sae la exempt 1
f tn — thla obligation, 'all are exempt.
T me who do not regard themes binding
o, Obiatmelves, have no right to take
pactla them; am have they any right to
-vk anostinatics for amoeba or their
as ladl~on Massarr 'Aye.
• at our readers may not think we are
Edens In our high opinion of MN CO.
-nide* , ability di a legislator, we beg
leSve - to call to - mind the remark made
by Judge Etta, of New Liampardre, Oun
mg the canvass of .
alkii 1n his:public addreMee in tills noun
s Lint In titivate conversation, took cio.
torepeat what many of us already
ar .- erred and knew, viz: that Mr. Covode
hid dons more for hie. constituents in
potation In °Migrant thin other man
ho served in the capital In that cepa-
Isittat his first care was , for their in.
•testimony,' from eo sole a
aa,Tkiid sti Intelligent a Jurist as Mr.
la particularly gratifying to those
I who barn supported Mr. Oovodp 14 no
.. IdtterCamPalguill;
=girds btag Topie, which la known
. AO - 46A the opinion of Go*lior
makes this remarkable , state-
41a
low Lectstaberes. for Years Psd• haw 1
berm beferty; and: tradfsguitediy orgaMzed,
id Vie 'interest , of the greet corporestsolut
whieh Griskirt. Me Alate...., The Speakers
p l
o ti ers branches' are dik keetracerell..
u dersesed agent. of some of - these ots ,
rettorts—the clerks of tet,sathe Mamas
agents. regularly employed, of the same
owlalsidlotts, while . the priests fedi-
TWual representative of the force al
luded to walks the floor of both Rousso
with the Imperious. dletstorial mien of
099 who he s that this oewerbehind him
Li greater thea.that of the State itself.
The PhUadebbis /hail till Ms:
'lt slready branded. by some of the
tenet of oar elty,Representath , e• st the
teas wanton, that the clamor recently
rsllOd against them will die out, and
that they will be renominated. They
believe or hope that, being renoaduated,
they wal M reelected. Decease the party,
14 view of the two apportionments, will
stick to the retailer Domini:dam. In
this they wilt be mistaken. , None of the
men who assisted in carrying the obnox
ious matextres of the last session deserve
to be re-elected,, and .none of them can
to. The people' Sod the 'press should
addititandik retirees this TiOW. and keep
alive the Indignation that was excited
while the late eseaton lasted.
.
I
TSEL-Nearer,Arytts says: .
Wi bite noibfas, to coooolafa ace tar
at las Gazarda laccaroornod, and - more.
acerjac'ito, 'desire tba good will cd Its
editors; *igloo them • cordlalinvitatlon
to visit !Payer fulaccOu and acono3Pon.l
cp on a Ilatdng excursion 'for a few.days
lowan Baccooa: •-•
With •Isaacuali Name the. day
• • .
liirmitebel 01 Me Fifteenth ilinend4-
,
,the course of - it.: letter '. to . a
antariittes of freedmen's celebration it
Richmond, Mr. Rabid W:Hugbes suMic
The colored race has..
already been
accorded; in the &cabal States, b
act of Reconstruction, that equality with
the white .n . all things before th e
law, whic hi Fifteenth amendment
guarintseir i and this patelcolar'hotisurs
axtemis the sams ,rights to them in all
parts of "the Milton ,which. had been
secured in the South. Thus It is s
measure no lees of pates to the ;South
than Of !cake to the colored man of the
North: And yet, =Direly enough, the
Opponents of the Republitomparlx, South
and North, opposed this measure. Every
Democratic North= ignite and every
Democratic Southern States except: those
which acted under =piston, refused
to WRY the Amendment. It is, there,
lore, exclusively and mullarly a Repute
liath measure, designed by the Republi
can PertY-foithri beriifttitf Chi Sons land
of the colored raceat the North, and con
stituting a branch of its benignant policy
of peace between that Sections and the
races.
flesh* been myself a rebel until the
Close of the war -It was' natural that, I
Should hen Arrived at the. conclusion
slowly and'rednetardly Dmri entertain It
profoundly) that the policy of the Repub."
Scan party is the only policy that can set•
tie the =tummies oft he late war, and
radon a Anal and substantial peace be
tween the and races. In
policy of peace, sections
Virginia, Moll thin an this y
other Soda, is interested; and therefore
in the Interest of my native State, and in
the taco of sectional clamor and revile.
tient, I fight. as a soldier In the Republi
can came.
!". Thir Hest `'Legislature.
(iron s. net. casein.)::. •,
We find in the commnnity'e deep-scat.:
ed conviction that thenext Legislature of
Pennsylvania must be a reformed one.
The people demand that those who era
theutooloessacandidatesshall be free from
the odium which attaches to the members
of tbs which recently closed its
twill seek out and find the
Men the wAninto and,moral
be. WWI sorts
r=liiitirldreitty*Mine far
away •
ttable franchises and-mered funds—men
who will wit their theorthin as the, solid
}sacks 4JI ipecions wh come
appellation - oftoo Meal let/Watt=
t-enen orb, will look only to the gene r a
good &the Commonwealth and act so.
imodingly.
Wewlab4warn the people that boests
6*.gagde a passage of the Border
only
bill an Connlbrut Railroad bill sie
only deoldfdarrktdoleiredarlot Welk&
In_triew this, we. 'mitts*
ptedgh•l'irtli - lice ditnatided - 'or all wbO
aspire uPliefildbi of rnitonfirt State
Legblatare. - tba , of Inds
wrath if motif inwegettr for bounty sad
integrity—mekin. whom tbs. mildews
the P bmen will be found 'e .
Fortunately, we hare already the GoV
main anibUraritlathe'pecre
wide against thieving=it. To
mitutddigg4 gad save Am Puna
from the attiligiOns allampts to r it for
the ben* 11F120F44a, It lepleerly
dutii tid d APlO_JollithtlY dittos
their earnest tor onn. With
than we -leave the reapeadble duty of
'electing for candidates none but /bassi
I mint
Bi 3
C4‘ . :,- a
BM
••=-- AT,
MMMI
RELicious
• ~, Ungenerati Criticism% by the preys and
214-,lntters, of the Pori
sad trade of
Pittsburgh, havebeen scirreoneat, and for
inch along period of years, that L 'leer"
almost a hopeless tuk to attempt to
correct the injustice. Like all wchronica"
persistent efforts, however, will eradicate
the bad habit of misrepresentation. It
Is surprising, too, that notwithstanding
that our population is nearly, or fully
two hundred thousand, and our rineTcs at
wealth and trade, Much, greatei lri pro.
poition than In most. cities with the same
number of people, yet Pittalmigh Is still
t===l
hopd video. ? bays onwthird of - l aw
Pope_ The 10 =1 01 14S Nana to Rret
sent the recent zoisiiiiresentaion;brone
of the progressive school of dailies,
hope, unintentially. The Cincinnati
Commercial, in its Usually .well edited
depertinent of "Ragtime Intelligence,"
contained the following: Thekhurches
in Pittsburgh ere distributed ss
•Preebyterlen, 5; Lutheran, 5; Methodist,
. .
B; I Sliitcopal 2; :Baptist, 2; R3ccaii Csfh
Unlierialist, - 1;- aawish Byns
.
-goitie,l; total 26. Not one of the fig-
orbs are correct ezoept toe Lethcran and
:Unieenallat. . tiervetal yeas -ego we car-
Phu, prepared an soma of the church.
es, denominttionilocation, style of imild
ing and cost, In this city, Allegheny and
making the total number eighty
to One hundred. Mace that periodl, the
number has been oonsiderablyurigment•
ed.. , Without attempting to be precise,
we think 'POMO idea 'Of the number in
Pittsburgh proper may be gattunid Irani
the following summary: Presbyterian,
24; „Methodist, 21; Eplwopillan, 9.
Lutheran, 6; Baptlist, 6; Roman CattioUe,
Antt. other tmalkr denonaluaileintl2;
making i total of eisiltyaiis churchet.
'Elie' &niches In Allegheny any,' just
scrota the river ttiat divides Ilus two cities,
(!e acts this fact as some mio , not
be aware of the lotatton of the two titles)
number. forttpoite, and the lantrtabin
churches, adjoining, number nearly
making. a grand total of one hundred
and Misfire churches. We are patios. i
lad to give the facta be the foregoing form,
to satisfy any misgivings that may exist
In the minds of those interested; though)
the area of ground is . virtually one coat
i nuosity, u meth so at least sa some elties
that affect such large statistics of poProla-
gen - wealth. The time may not be fir
distant when's]] these municipalities will
I be formallY, consolidated under one gee
ersanent, and the fact so established that
the press and public characters will
not blunder, as they have done hereto.
fore: Proud nweln of on: wealth:nod
unrivalled resources, we anispecially so,
beanie of the commanding power and
Influence of our citurcher !or good ripen
I the people.
The Atreus, in answer to the inquiry.
of a correspondent whether the law of
Christ, when a divorce has been obtain
on the ground of adultery, allows the
guilty party the right to marry again,
says Christ did not pronounce specifically
upon the matter, perhaps because the
Jewish law put the aduitsrer to death. It
shows in language strong and conclusive,
and the view that ought to obtain in all
the Churches; gat the dial Lw ought to
forbid the adultercine party to many
' again: 'Pint; Because morally, unlit to
do so; laving violated all marital &Aim
lions, and deserving lobe prohibited room
drawing any innocent party Into connu
bial engagements with hini.. 8CC01144
Bemuse *Dewing the guilty party to re•
marry alter the divorce Is putting a pre
mium on crime; since the new marriage
, may be with the eery pass" who Jtru
shared the guilt. Divorce would thus be
made to serve the purpose of the-adul
terers, enabling them to get rid of their
lawful partners, and to marry their para.
moon.
Indications favor the success of the
Lay Delegation project in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and in a abort time the
result will be known.- It will be remem
bered that the mentherithp voted over
year ago overwhelmingly la favor of its
introduction, by direction of the General
Confentace of 1868, composed wholly of
minista L isl dela:ides. Daring the past
ecclesiastics' year, the question of remov
ing the Buttictivo Rule rff the Church,
which, requires st - titiee•foluths vote of
the Mildews to change, has been acted
!upon, and all the seventy =fermata
bed half • dozen have> voted, showthg
majority in favor of the mow" and
nearly one hundred Totes fo scam It is
no wonder, we regret to note,Jitat out
siders who have no selfish interests to
promite, think that If the measnre
after the ministry have caesteny err
pressed their mllingnasidar its Introduc
tion, when the mniaritorof the people's:it
for it; say it loots like Wct filth on the
pert of the minist.7.- Biters conlidmio
meet the mestere to mooed, and are
willing to exam - the opponents on the
ground of conscientious scruples, as to its
propriety and benefit.
/thong the grand- projects smociMed
with the efforts to raises memorial hind,
in lonor of the fronton of the Old and
New Schoil Presbyterian bodies, is, to
erect parmitigee for every chinch. It is
austedthis rowanlon will be introduced
In the coming General Assembly at Phil.
adelphis.
Rev. Reward afalcom, *Baptist :nth
titer, we believe, has just written and
published a work on "The Christian
Rola of Maniage,r vildch advo.
pusthat the marriage' df C'hristicuts with
unbelieving persons Is contrary to the
Word of God. and seldom results happily.
Efe thought that the spostacy of the be.
never occurs moth freCirtentty u s result
of such marriages than the 0011YOUS011 of
the unbeliever.
A Moment& has been Marled in Ten.
saw to establish e. Ballet Wuxi for
"Colored Preachers," to be located at
Nesithilln.. it is estimated there are
thirty trionsand Batiste in the State, and
the need of such an institntlon for than
lirdOL
11 is stated es • rue that • dashlnnable
clergyman In Chicago warned the sin.
nese in his congregation, that . If they do
not repent they will , go to the "piens of
coma mamba's." This Is a species of
klai.glove preaching that is unworthy of
the • ,
Many a bereavedithmt win empathise
with thqender remark of a little girl, a
few daffego, i 4 .Ithace, who esciathand
lust !Woman died, " Papa, tako hold M
my hand end bap me *mom" Re:
father died two months ago, -
'lna the - Tsbeitude congrepuoild
chuiCh, Nei York cdt,v, adoPutiCihnfrei
mat system at the Ronda evening ex•
vices, six persons had Milted with the
Mauch who traced their first renglOak
bathethiorti to these , Sunday sa w ing
the s* American , rho Biliitisit
$100,9G1.00, tabu:humors thar true er =
hoe*. readvadVain ens lam .
mix ow ,meormaseilemotmOriith
Benue Thunday, it kr se i s m taw
sane magreed convention,
oEsivelliethin Diaomtwollas.Ka
withistaccodesenteniadeV **diluent.
sorasome:ndmonile WPM* ow
=,sai: maim Art-..=6• 1 5 maims
tersibialla .0a /tact,
Wale,* nesilln,baegoi Mime QIN
mount of thissetwilowes from onstridthiti
to onellth. It reoldhits transportation
of oils which explode at lower tempera
ture than one hundred and ten degrees.
The bill will go to the Bona
SBURGH DAILI GAZETTE: SATURDAY MORNING. 'APRIL ) 80, 1870
.Fagot usteumt my—rrourot from Aster.
scut ins magnet SWAIM. •
From the special Rome conespondent
of the New York Herald we limn that
the following highly important document
his been adopted by many of the bishops
in attendance at the (Ecumenical Council,' l
and presented to the Pope, on the subject
of infallibitity.
HOOT HOLY FATELR: Humbly pros. 1
tram at the feet °f lour Holiness, we most I
earnestly inPplicate that the question on
the . definition of the infallibility of the
Sovereign Pontiff 1, &dogma of faith may
not be proposed to the Vatican Council.
Among other reasons of this supplier ,
Lion we beg to adduoe only three, which
appear to be sufficient. -
. Find; Becauee the diacassion of this
question' will evidently show a want' of
union, and especially unanimity among
the bi shops.
Second. Because On account - of . the
circumstances In which,vre are placed in
countries where heresies not only 'exist
with impunity, but are 'dominant,; ibis ,
definition, instead of attracting. would
alienate' those whom we seek by all
Christitio means to : lead to the Ante fold.
of Christ.
Tidolollettuse , int' anticipate endlese
questions will arise _Which-may interfere
'with and prevent the Work of our, mirdstry,
and cause the feints of this council to be
lot to those who &stria members of the
Hely Catholic Oft.h. - Havinglald bane
out hearts and sincere intentions, we far
piers Almighty God to mensal evil from
the Chnschounl thatHe may illumine and
direct you with Els Holy Spirit.
J. B. Purcell, Archbishop of Cincin•
natl.
pet
Loer R. Bernick, Archbishop of Bt.
uie. - -
Jahn McCloskey, Archbishop of New
York. . -
George Essington, Archblshap of Tre•
bliond (Irtparti) . ..- • -
FbocuseContoly, Archbishop of Hall
filoltand Whelin, BishoP of Wheeling..
' Augustine Verot, Bishop of Savannah.
James R. Bayley, Bishop of Newark.
' iota , Bweeny, ' Bishop of at , John,
Bernard McQuade, Bishop of Roches.
bias Mallei, Bishop of Ede. M ande McFarland , - Bishop of . Hart,
mesal; O'Gorman, Bishop of Omaha
ast
times Rogers, Bishop Of Chatham,
Canada.
Idle:bad' Domenec, Bishop of Pitts.
Patrick Lyncit, Bishop . of tharlestoa.
Thaddeus Amid, BlabopOr Muetery.
Agedpsvid Moriarty, Bishop of Kerry and
..,
Will ol. iam Clifford, Bishop of Clifton,
_England. .
Edward Fitzgerald, Bishop of Little
&dr.
John Leahy; Bishop of Dromore.
John Hennessy, Bishop of Dubuque. ,
X.atrick. Feehan,, Bishop of Niudivtlle.
John Hogan, Bishop of , BL - Joseph,
Mo.
John Bitnal, Bishop of Milwaukee,.
David Bacon, Maroc( .Portland.
tloseph Melchor, Bishop of Green Bay.
l ariatlus Molar -Bishop- of B o om Ste
Al rosy ;sir • usband Lteerrted
Wife's Optical Delugin' •
-IA young Irish woman, not of prepos
seising appeazarice,met on the ferry boat
:Tinning It= New York over to New
on . Tuesday afternoon, a young
man, whom she claimed as her long lost
ithaband. As this young man, whose '
name was William Smith, had laver been
married, he had a nervous dread of a
woman, and when he found be was
claimed, body and- soul, by a lady, with'
a face on one side and an upper range of
piominent teeth, he remembered be had
a friend in the engine : room of the boat
=
he had not men ktrdy, and to the
thereof he- vary speedily dived.' ,
This dld not tarns or take off the scent
the !mete pretender. When be left the
, [-Wry house the girl he had left behind
hies was there to greet hies. Be found
that to edlirince a woman agalnit her
will was more than he Renegue' to. All
that he could my, either in the way of
chaff, or sober, earnest talk, left her of
the same opinion mill. As they created
adlstrutecce in the streets, and the wo:
nisn's pertinacity only Increased instead
of diminished, the officer on post was
obliged to bring the pair before -the
Tombs Pollee Court.
. There the young woman was asked If
her husband bad any private marks upon
him by which he could be Identified. Miry
said that Joe, her husband, had the figure
of a Highlander tattooed in India ink on
his right arm, and thnt she bad seen It ex
posed several times while he was per
forming his tollet; Mr. Smith's sleeve
was rolled up, bet alas fort the lady's'
hypothesis, his arm was tree hem marks
of any kind. This somewhat staggered
the claimant; bat sack a trifle was not ,
allowed to stagger a woman of her re
sonnies, sod she still ttudeted that them=
washer own Joseph.' "You merited use
about two years ago, and -left me three
weeks after we were married. lam sore
Hr. Smith said be was never married
it his lift, gave his name and 04ln:sand
the history or his life, and with evident
truthfrdneas. This only increased the
lady's positiveness, sad. she give art ad.
dress in Front street where they boarded
st the time - they were married.. Jostles
11 I -Chink you are mistaken,
madam;' but if you win go with the
nolicenuos and the man to the boarding
boos perhaps they will Identify blm, and
you can come beck and give me the
mat. TA about hatt en hoar hay
returned. Mr Smith was not known at
the boarding house, end could not be
recognized as the lic r tleanan who married
his opinionated . Smith weir
Mew* amt tmpeon Went away
ea:minced that she had been defraauded by
the Justice, out of a latilki husband.
'Notable b Marytand,
The Demands alas:viand have been
In a high state of excitement since the
action of their State Central Committee
recommendingsupport and obedience to
the prix In of President Grant ca.
clario66 the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Coattmtianol the United &aces adapted,
and the law of the land. , The leaders and
press of the party are , devided as to the
proper policy to pursue. and some de.
flounce the action of the State Central
Committee as cowardly, inconsistent; and
showbiz a want of principle. Several
journals of the Democratic party have
counselled oppositien, and demand a
"white-mane party," but the centers
platkrn of a mild colored vote whist
each an avowoipolloyiand knowing how
little the balance °trotter petition of their
1 party cared for principle, the sober second
eaught has perceptibly toned down that
rarilc policy, and the consequent de.
se:atone from the faction of high princi
ple to the ranks which Rea. ltenjande
G. Harris smuts are from_ injt
i n the rear
egtheßepublican party Ind ilk .10 leave.
the "White, Ran's Party" but; a sorts
band of • 'Martyrs. In Prince Georges
county some of Hants', aquitituents,
have already • commented. "courting ths
colored vote," and at Bladensburg a few
days ago the slave owner and bit former
save sat side by side at a meeting for the
formation of a political club plo3ged to the
enforcement of the Amend:genii-1f this
colored man torild.be Induced: tOlote the
Democratic ticket'
. The Consertativek Many of whomare
leaving the party that "only need them
to 'abuse them, " are adding troubles to
the. Democra cy by going .over to the
Republican party, and whilst the Denge.
weak Journals la: some instances- as
bidding others to goemany Republicans
are extending-their former opponents I
tweed welcome in their ranks. . '
Pscutibilierßotrrand. felt'PeireitlY
confident that the Hoagie , would4lllllll
bill Co fund the debt into a loin bearing a
lower rate ofinterest. Possibly the com
mittee would not report the Senate bUI„
and If they did it would not. purthe
House; yet be felt assured that the House
would pea some kind of a Pending 'bill
that the Posta would not condor in. sad
that finally the disascreesunt would/oath.
a con'erehoe committee, from :which a
-
Pleasant rally asteeptabis to , the Adnalitle,
tranon would be reported and adopted by
Coress— The " munent
New - York; sad the "bull odic* mo east on the
Hmete bill dld not alarm' ' him,-be
for= e irss! <Mildest KUM S =roll
' • le would let risc ir r;iime
"Tint_ CkiifejiwOommittee , 41,4
tikozoisvoilal, attertio ,botTe-. l o Bll tot.
The Horse mama
to Anima the ;whole , meter
"Oa, ; atter the Mental ems, tdli
morted • L-;
Tax President hiving received the
resignation of Judge Field, of New Jer
m, bas nominated ex.Oongiwmsn
Mzon to be Judge la Ws place.
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BEECHER ON CATS.
When we protases warm
we don't wish to be judged by too rig
orous an Meet. We do not like them
above all animals, but simply among
oUter Ulnas. It is folly to compare
them with horses, dogs, birds, and judge
I them by qualities -which they were not
seat- into--the-world to possess. It is
u cals that we like them. They hold
place in the series which nothing
• les can 811, and in their place they are
to be admired. They are reproached
with Awnless, with selfishness, with
treachery. But the fierceness Is 11111:131.
Amity has softened down in
them to mere official "enmity. The
oat is appointed of men to de.
stroy Tennis. It must match Itself
with the , game it hunts. In the
battle of wainscot' and crevices where
rats do harbor, and mice, cats must be I
herd"; ;very litter of rats is a threat at I
the pantry end cupboard, and a defiance
to cats. -What a cat'snormalconslitutiol
is, we here: no book that diecioets.
Brit if there is a rudimentary conscience
in a at, without doubt this alleged fierce-
Den is but an Irregular action of the WU ,
al sense. It Is eagerness In petformance
of duty.. .Do we net tee 111:anflectiou
of conscienee In the human ?Is the
cat auytbing but the inquisitor, of the.
cellar and the barn? Is it not the heresy
hunter of the feilDsect? With what al
ening instinct_ :chit suspect? Hove
kends its aye, how 'tiff its bodes, and
bow terrible its spring, when some luck
' ism heretic of the granary or cupboard '
orenteurste publish himself? If nature
has wblipered to the cat, "Lo, I make
thee ruler over all - ramie," ought not ev
ery conecientiotis cat to exercise justice to
the uttermost!__
They we called tallish. We sorrow.
fully admit that class are not generous—
but we see no evidecnoe of a groping,
avaricious selfishness. They have self.
respect' They know Instinctively 'whether
they are liked orhated. They bold them-
Ulna aloof from strangers, because they
hal* had too much experience of the
world's opinion of cats. Ills said a cat
will court you, rub against your knee,
solicit your hand i upon her head, for the
mere alike of Its own pleasure. Amiable
an exhlbitionnever permitted in human
life, it is no wonder that men are disgust
ed with Itl. But our ownexperienctrand
observation teach us that cats are rump.
tible of the attachments among themselves
towards men, and eye' toward animals
of different eclat If kindly treated,
they will often manifest as much affection
es a dog, following. Last summer we
Saw oar foreman at Peekskill evely day
with a troop pf cats going forth with him
to his work:i They followed behind like
so many terriers. While he was hewing,
or otherwise working, they would Ile off
en the gnus or sit on the edges of the
gnu, or creep near the wall; but no
sooner did Mr. Turner start for some
other piece, than they gathered behind
him and kept company.
.A. cat is sooner -taught the proprieties
of life than a dog, and, when well grown,
with a chance is far neater than dogs or
horses. . Only birds are as neat as oats.
Their power, grace, agility, and shrewd
ness, are known of all. If we were
obliged to choose which we would have,
a cat or a dog;-we tgould unhesitatingly
any, both of them!
The attachment which human beings
form to cata speaks well for these domes.
tie hunters. The dually cat is as much
the joy dt children as the Emily dog.
TUE MOST COMP/JEWS STOEM
Is the en/. 05.... 7 Or ~
' /AIM AND YUAN DRUID%
WOI Is *mod ID thr corner et Peas and OWN
• • WS:. cum.) suteu.
AT JAM=
ld st S. HORNS CORI DRUG ION;
irbelli Lie will ad Nedleloes...
_ln
off~
io a rioni rw A
autod Bt PT owls, so
J.A.MEEM TIVILM O di CO.'S
DAM/ !TOOL.
Own Pees etas EW& BMWs, (old et Oki,.
PROSTRATION PLAYED OUT
Alden patistere., cetetfts..alftanfth
uttaer
tag sad bleeding hare had their dad.
Oh. slat en so to.gcr be Wendel Int the
bad Way to can the nt I. to destrof the Wale
stenglb lb et &Inn bso left thole •
Prspoptln fasten of &slag tielaseivre With
Inns salts. skew eolyalatle Wee , ass nee. I
'overeat melanin . lose their dtecattnenen
*ad regulate Wet tamete With tleatefter•
•
atomsch enters.
Perron of biPon tabu, leaned of throartag
the Whole elands's+ arabtut Into a .tsta or lear
nt 'mud!. Will serve nal poises. en It ratter,
seta lad ta the openatton of Int .h01e...
ventable *twee , . luau the dtearderad
Term a nifferets. seenvatons, ...et nod de.
I aposdene recant/ abet/ ahallereol •ierale•
a ,oseut of tha /rest I.l•lfer•nit. and blebs the
day dna the •Anlterate natter. at common
an ,* amour. and. • modest," •tanotaal. Per
feet!? •teetantpurely hanitletle.•
Travel... by and And sea ("Joie. In the Po.-
toot,
m t hem
au agreeable earrecent which oro
them hoes ths genie of naiads Ron
ofidelle••• • •1114 trots the dattartne leant en
or collar. or t emoo•store sad change or grated'
Tao utat wad debittlatee ten their nnnnn gtb
Mane tad tent spilt,. rewire under Ito brae
iPtraVall;nllati fIVI=5:41;;.1- .
clan can conacleatnty reoestatend to ladtes
to
de into health. Otto the and and theeepttl.
Then le sets city, Lowe. or .IWe:one ars the
•mertcbs contend. when I/ lt r d
se • boosabold remedy, sad • ssfegased neatest
epidemic.; and, In short. tandem there la ta
la Dlgeeca. psdnee sad 00•11110I11101110. Hostel
latosatostab Innen presouned • otanard
ftundee. toe ebtels, Is the elude moo orprorr•
antr a tiers t. no abatises of se orsigne
RE -- *PDVEIRTISZKENTS.
FBER, &
VB 1)011EN
367 Liberty Street,
entssllllollll. PA.
STEAM ENGINEA,
Iron and Wood Working
A.clinv-Ert
STEAM PUMPS
Engineers' and Machinists Tools.
.Slllll FIRE ENGINES.
BELTING.
Wgolenliathinery,lacidneCards.
iTYa>ta6ntoren• sad NM sup.
eelaallint amply. es band sued [on
as stout notice.
soLunTEn
CHOWS, STERN & CO.,
124 Wood Street,
Import n ukd Deann
Freieh "China, Fine Cat Alan,
QUEENSWARE
r==r=l2==l=l
r. 4511, TEAM[ FLOUREIV
p
R.I. KENNEDY & BRO.,
I=l
Vain rantarers of the illentnneelebnet aoM
or Toner $
t i lVtrarntr a' llM r art r li
s a u ghs tfr
■
=dres L VWVI:,Ii.OW I r n e eni s
ris.,
AU llll. e les.s repsad.
Ae n
1828.
illiltlllllllTC.A2l/W1 WA 1T.10.11T.
RIGBY GUST & CO: •
9.
No:. 1 89 LIBERTY RT., '
ud Y eudte-
IVABZ.
aglegataterertoscadmlni=f r i
aaeleartiajthinvire
GEORGE L. THOME.' • '
• - BILK HATS.
too. wo -4111 rung
?Mama,' Pi, Old ieu micrnsed sad re
*lo6l6ll. te gotiipeat style, blocked ,pd rePitr•••
nicureuktorS Awadelut Cioseetta , ' Atrer ,
dasprillrerialestVil to. ' • 3,11,
130 33E.110.14.
; luTui sT fah YONINLY wan .BOCC
i3X113,10.1 city 'lda cm tap. seemsoustea
t - Pi'ikariteial.sMet.triTon, as Waimea
um= ire. Biiih imae.
UIIOOILSE
as .
zed Goottas cheese;
100 bosom hr.tory: for M. b 1
11. 0•2111111 X, 141 rsat Motu.
MEE
NNW ADITERTISRECEINTIL,
NEW 451.0410i31.0
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
1 1 /08. 180 and 182 Federal Street,
I=l3
WASH POPLINS
VJESIST/ CHEAP
I=MII::1
41. T 3I MISTS,
NEW SPRING DELM3p3.
siterrrruiaTirais.
AT 3T CENTS.
LACK POPLIN . ALPACA,
Qum A 5112 . 1.8108 Asiacr.z.
NEW CASSIMERES,
deans and Cottonades.
NEW CALICOS,
EOM
3=oresisas Cifrciodta,
ALL COLONS AND ?Anims
Tule Llness,Towd4s,Sheetinvio!to.
Wholesale and Retail?
WLTALIAM SEKPLVS,
NIA 180 and 182 Federal Street.,
AUSGLIZNY mar
ON 8 I' ALAEL
WITH GOLD.
WIC NOW OMR 0011
NEW .411:0 C
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS.
EASTERN PRICES.
BLITZES .at 181/ITZD TO
Examine Oar Goods aid Price
IRBUTINOT, i.
SHANNON 8; CO.,
No. 115 Wood Street.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
LOGIN, GREG I CO.,
1:1=EI
HARDWARE,
62 Wood Street,
=9
Spring Goods,
Hoeg, Rakes,forks.
Swaths, isc
Merchants are invited to ex
amine oar stock When in tke
city.
Orders by mail will have
preempt attention.
ISP "P.AL4:aAEF4
The 393 - 5 , 0.
Dr. 72Ahlt5. Ms celebrated Leatatsb ea Oa
IT., sad Ma aware et rasa sad Jabbered
aterabrich has tearasd to tataltergb. sad Is
sow at the BT. MAR BOTLL. $ 1.•41.1.
ha rearmed ilaatales to drawers aeon Mee
sa ealtastioa et the eye sham so Y le all
really well by day ma by assail adtlelthatti
!Ware tam lb se MI yeas. De. X. nay be
itralesstaaally tanned ea 'all ambles *Ms
Beam La. sad bas a large stoat el Ms Spate
sae sad ave . Gauss tar Ida east LW/
pan of lama apeaseles.aere sae . lIIM
hake lace ran la the Mae et taw Mesta
ease Um mast Wean olisbeflea to all. a the
aerhal realms& sad allaces et littabent
has by wheats tastltsa.
P. 11,—We have received' Our
usual Spring supply of
ERALWATIMS, Saratoga, Star,
Congress, litsslngen, Ac ,
Also, another supply of Astebs
r:urßed Gum Lozonges T and
iato of Aussizoniate .Lozen
which bozo proved such a
Omit SUCCESS in England and
tills country in cases of Relal
bd
omm, zoom Ala st. Mar Haul. Loan. E5.6..... m . in 04 a y
, iffli im k .mi I va
Maim es Pena Meet. assign= zmuscp. Rt. frIAVILIGI
9 1 1'0'w
Caner Penn and 81ifde &meta,
=Er.=
• me Eat cambia* Madam Mlle la the
Vinod Mum.
orza DAT AND ' ZVZIN73O, _
Bisdasu tea couvinteial lay
111.11,-Ctrealars einkuumagi dLL pankilsrs ea
&adman the rilnelpa rni
self :011111. • COWLS'S;
- PUMA, lw Ps.
TEAS! TMII
•TE4SIII
Jut revolved. • lute and Ise araortmeat at
17/1171 4 0: 0 a 4 1.0 1;t1t i ma. or
JAPAN.
soutsoNe.
. *lmre an lnvited to call sad cumin* tae
dock. as quallty and rico will be Got tie Internet
ot the perenaanz.
Aheo, on head a lam and eseellent eanalteliat
of Owes tirocerlea We n 7
nom= asessurrote
CENTE3
STONE
VC/a.ter I=6l4Vealp
OECCICHEYT9PH,
Hot Air and Chimney Elites,ilte.
A LAJAGI AND POLL
t Constantly on Hand.
BESET 11. C0L413,,
Iss neon) Avistrs.
atilmil
T. T. T.
TRIO'S TEABERI TOOTHWASIL
ti the most plestaat, cheapest iod beg, Drat.
Otte extant. . • •
Watriatad fee* from lajuttatslutrtdlvlts.
Lpreoures and whitens Um Teeth I
• • rizts . = vAtra .. utram ., ,
j-•2".. - 4 u7ll"Ants - 11 4 ".m"thi • 1
. npetior ankle few Cblletta I
At . s3l Iltinl i arttall*,
Ilig salt triatt Dritiont„ ' '''..F.2.4
DREKA.
lespcater sod ratatt date ta•
WI - FM 9rA.V713311,1r.i;
iteDnia, visnina. PUT!' ow Buttes*
. (luso sarawrise.
moj m i aLis,. mum ILLI7XIVATISiG. at
Orden bY sun recciT.P=lPSattalatos. and
tat ample.
Loss obestsmt
MTN it: MAU,
pita.cnricLax. priAnsinsaus,
B,as' Ana salmi ••
Nrib,,avrt!!•.
Em. w aosc Niu tits 71:tarea..04M
rangs, Ale matt Bef ,S NIMMINa rariwmss
reir
...• . ••.. Selidue To .
namo;r..
li6miEggwAVEM.ll4 -
, ral - 111:13. — eala
mof IlarahalPs I=4 MOO par Dan z
at 1701 Mut stmt. X. x•x•
• Oa.. prev,....
a.. .. v . * , sad ratafli s V i anil, .
aw-1
NEW ADVER
NEW 43- COCO TVS-
WILLIAM SEXPLEs,
180 and 182 Federal Street,
A.LLZURE-VY CITY
HATS, HATS, BONNET'S,
Ribbons and Flowers.
Ltd and Lida Turead
Law Coliarill4d Hiadlarchlers
Linen Collar. and Cade, •
Palk"' Saab. Neck TIM.
Ntaartkieill Odd ; 71/ry BoW.
BASES AID ABM
LIGHT: EAN.OY SHAWLS
Pannier Arabs,
OPEN CENTRE SHAWLS
Shirt Fronts,
Irish Linens,
Hosiery.
Wholesale , and Retail.
wiLLIAM SEMPLE'S,
Nos. 180 and 182 Federal Street,
=
SBRGirB.I MIES
JOB` LOTS!
JOB LOTS! JOB LOTS
dolled French Pertain,
Imperfect
Few Black Bilkt,
New Blatt Bilks,
Extra Bad guilty alpaca', • ik
Row Illag -
New Gieghtum,
BELL & NOORHOUSE,
21 FIFTH AVENUE.
Genuine Preparation&
!UM Cslearsped lisaulerof
PETER SOIMM London
Grannlar Effervescent Bi-
Corby Potassa. Bromide Peter.
us, lodide Potosi's'. Citrate Iron
and quinine. Bromide Ammo.
alum, Garb. I.lthts...Victly Salt.
Ititaingen Salt, cit. Magnesia,
geidlitz Powders, ac.—To pro.
tact Physicians and the Public
train spurious articles of this
character, purporting to be
redirect importations”—all bot
tles of the genuine will in
future bear a strap label over
the cork, with the address and
roc simile signature of the man.
gifsettarer, P. sQVIIIJE; and on
the side We trade mark, and
also, address of the Importer
end Sete Agent.
• .-- SIMOV JOBBSTON.
Con thnithtleld St. and 4th Ave.
No. 91ledelirSt:;111411814, •
•
tidos mg So dint o rir Az? Maley
Deals. soontar al/ mum own. an t*.
reit 30 4.75.
j50111N117%
I HAM%
tq
•
FgAdirellf CSitMID akz
• aCT .
„.
f,llestr 001/1116
_
LaDDEI3 , HOSE.
. .
UL lIILY LACCE ELHAINGS
idaP i zel mip
W LOP " kW . .
Bow style MUHUR SWITCH=
. AIA E
Ina alli ß oNorni, •
XITS,
LI man■ Wisr*ig batpina, pleas.. can bee
fora tcandmazi at a. YZUKKALL
l'enVlTlta
WHEELER'S
PATENT STAMP CLNCELERS.
'==r=l
EDWIN I.ITEyIiNS,
No. 41 S. Third Street
PHILADILPEIIA:
Omit Agent for the Rile of pensylvult,
All ord en will b Pled thecrazli ale ofiledi P.
this rate. .
:NTJTlOlLi—The'Boeht for the
:....'hogcepttat of Stoat of the •
()dataltming lee Manufacturing
and Storage Company,
•
Are now openid at the Ned:mules' eltrilf• Sank.
No. 15 511111HTLVLD STREET. This mummy
Is chartered b 7 me I.mM/tutor Peansylrarda.
lad hare the exolnamo richt ot Yanatecturlag
lends the Gusty or Allealmay by Carre'e Oda
brated trench Patent.
(tic t.c:4.7 11 , rrn, tip
puoroaus FOR en
SOLDIERS' ROSURENT.
Ra.
opods for Oa amnia* at tits 4111exhol7
Ooanty edam , Yonntaaat ttoatta *nomad cot
Widow BUI, 411ailtur1.) boatioalsod at
the Waco of the anderatignat, ellk Grant
otroet, o ttrldgro the Idtats. rpeolltattlons mad apaa
Wilier stens cob be *lden) no to - ILLY Itn,
IaTO. Tao contraot to be awarded tottllowatt
and but blades.
Zffl
ft% or_Avi
BARK B, Proprietor,
ca. sLualltl, formerlY .14 cue.
11'Y81IONE POTTERY.
8. M. snisit oo
~~ .
41f.1141."11'
-an ' I itui 0 . 0
ortlial;
Cod • WhiuLallar.ool.B'l
tal
NEW ADIiERTISEMENT B .
THE E BEST -BARGAINS
OFFERED
rxikw3
AT 20 CENTS.
Ladies' Heavy British Cdttoa IltoekizgL
=I
adies' Heavy British Cotton Stockings
I!=
AT 3 PAIRS FOR *l.OO
Ladies' Inper British Cotton Stookingn
AT SW CYSTS.
MBA'S HUTT BRITISH COTTON SOCIII
AT 25
NEWS HUTT FRENCH COTTON Speri
LADIES' AND ZZII,II
MERINO GAUZE UNDERWEAR
AT VEST 'LOW TBIOE3
.
NISSEN BOTB AND CUILDRENTI
COTTON STOCKINGS
AT GREATLY BIWA= MC= AT ,
lORGANSTERN & Co',s,
succrxsboss TO
!WRITE, GLIDE & CO.,
Nos. 78 and 80 Market Street.
lab=
HORNE & CO'S.
Hosiery I - Gloves !
MAMIE AhD CHOICB i 61011711111111
Notions, &a.,
Prices Unknoim Since 1861!
ALEXANDRE% lUD 411A)VES,
A MI auortment at OLT,.
COURVIORBIER% sum.
At $1.13..
LONG TOP ILID3, antis shades.
AS 39.00.
REOOL.III .11A/MS BRITISH HONE.
Basis. 33 cents.
AND anis= COTTON HOW.
10 cents and no.
DOMESTIC COTTON HOMEY,
By Case or Dosea•
GENTS , SUPER STOUT HALF HOST,
515 east.
GENTS' SUPER FINE HALF HOSE
US mkt.:
Also, solsulld SAlOrtnlenis
SASHES,
SASH AND BOW RIBBONS.
LADIES , FANCY BOWS.
LABOE ADDITIONS TO REM
Jut arrlvlnif, to which tr. Invite tia attestlon
of V holesale tad Retail Cub buyers.
77 1f 79 .11411.11-IE2 11111LIEST
• OF TlCic OF THE
Surzatx , i or ALLsourarr Co. Woarootres. 1
April DOA. mu,
TN COMPLIANCE WITH. ,A
yesolation, bacbt.l by the 1b.P. , 40n of the
Altegbeny vaulty ?Mex. the nth mentos et the
Act of isselebtr. approved the let day•er rob.
teary. A. D. 11841, balsa an net eappleateataay
to an Ye,
"For the Baler Management of the
Allegheny . County Prison,"
hemh7 nobilatied mid made se follows:
-
• That when the arrangements are cgiopleteel
for the reception of Inmates, it shah be — tbs data!
of the InspeetOrs to transfer from the Corny
Prison to the Workhouse all'personshevinc more
than ten days to serve, who shall have been com
mitted for vagrancy.. drunkenness. or otemderly
conduct, and Maim:eh o:ner persons aaaaa elms
of criminal Jurisdiction of Allegheny county
may direct to be tratmlerred; and thereafter,
when nay person or paeans shall be omitted
ta said Court of any Wren.. the panislumeat
wsemf hy enumnir laws, is or amyl. MAW.
!MI
aliment In the CO.t7 Jag, sad Court :guy lee-
tote such person or pereoas to eithei thi said
Jell or Workhouse. hel Its dlecretion, and
all eod
adttina foirletrates la said Comity thereafter
shell seatenew so the Workhonre alt , persool
convlined of vagrancy, drunkennola at awn
dotty oondeot, or of any other offooso for which
they may. now be seat noel to Impriewansant La
the County .1.1.1, there to be fed and clothed, and
treated as provided for In this act, and the mice
and rem:halms of said noun." • •
And as the arrangements are now eempleted
for the reception or KALE convicts Into the
Workhouse, It Is recommended to and urged
upon alt committis t magtstrates throughout itt
county to ...mud tea close for winch paroles are
to to sent to said Wotkhouie to as long • period
as hostility consistent with jostle.. it UM*"
nally mental that all genie.. gthernlT knows
• 'old offenders." for their benefit. as venni
that of the commoatt7 end the institution thing
be cantaitted for 11.11, learnt period which the
laws will allow.
HENRI CORKER,
'gnat- of the Allegheny Cooney Workhouse.
CLAIMMONT..- . ananarnatiaT
DR. WHITTIER
10NTINITES TO TREAT AU
taztrate direarea. Byptd.Us ita forma.
Mamba, and Us M
e eat; of InerM7
ozotra=lo , 4 F p = 19 f r = 0010
Mr- ecc other mom a nd wined irrnalOW
Immo m tbat ledbartne 100111. 0* 01000000, bodtb
werimeaa, ladliestiort maramptiot, rremtba
secdety.. unimallocaa, dryad oft are bred* •
Ices of mammy, indolooce. rtectemai Matuirma
ma dually so prortratias the comat rynam as
nodes marilabe cadLaroaoM
11.= ,
1
wtht tbeg77Hr
" trial:Wrib atl u irr far%
AL particular ateeadootren to aa Tama% taw
Dishrta. Leimorebes or tm. rallate fblaab
motion or Ulceration 0 tbe Womb. tic
reartrin,
no r h o es enontoria l Dlrroni .
• r i T i nlndlitentllj Orlirennors, aro
X OO fa asifeyideattliat PhYvicitibabo 00Onnd •
himself modularly to tbe awdfofa certain rim
of Mamma sad naol4 lbonsardi of cum emb
mar man meartre pastes 01111114051 Opeondll
Ikon ono In general proctica .
Th. Donor ;Clan.% 000.0014
ifty 170xesthat Ores tillexpraltloa Mumma
and priyaro dlimmaca, that can by bad fres stela
or by mail for two stoops, to foiled =Move
=abm.oeabbace distal= lastraction to at
md embalm them co to
mpliant& deteradmi 101 the
pr•
le ars of OM
Ttut actoblisbmem it . alai*.
00010 011 rtitl rdbbie'Vaelor.. olgtion be t a
m O,OOO
i lroleZei g nal:4M grorez:
00000. 10 sow: InsOnnter. lorderer • ntrsons
rinsolnotlon Ix atmolutely• aeommbir . 000
other. dally personal attention 10 redt ani
bathe becacarordatlon climb [MUM/ than art
awM•ents =monad with the Mice. amo
t.yrtibemulate tbat . la Marimba t
gmede recovery. Inclediag medicated ya.
00 001011000 are ormwert
4=l? . ?tgrai r rallgigaar 0ri:74.7a
fOr two ronfrn. Ho nutter who noir
toned, rend what ho raft/. If was A.W. IA If 0,0.
oo
Ininds m o re
r us 1,0
courr. 01.
no OMec.O. NCP Wnak
wri . m.. t Kw.. onts rr
oynca Or•Trolaeuain or Atzsanzei ie.}
I
TNPiraeus.°ll, April Ist. 181 ,
PURSUANCE OF • THE 21“
Won ot an Art relaeag to Alleeneny noun
apprOYed the let day of May. 1961. and fi
the amendment to eald section, approved tie
day of march, MM. I do tontine give no.
gee that the Eispecates for the several Wares,
Boroughs and Townsblpa will he open. and 10111
be prepared to revolve the •
County, State, Poor, Worltlionse and
hiprovenient fixes
Oa aad after the let day of MAY. UIO.
Bald taxes =be paid at this °Zoe until the Ist
day of August with a deduction of 111 , 11 PLR
onlyT. for prompt nayment to ul verse= eijlaS
the whole amount of their taxes.
Them will be no dedaetlon allowed ?lades the
isehth of Aagast. There will M '
TEN PEE CENT. ADDED
To ail taxes ramalning unpaid on the 34 day of
September. 1870,
3. P. DENNIIITON;
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ZCIHN T. GRAY,
Howe and Sign Painkr,
GIELA.TNEER AND 43.1.A2ZUESR.
M=Z=l7lsl
HOM SHIPMENTS OF ALL
'kinds of tree lake tab art received doll
01asattdwe..,:iticintrir and attleT s. 4l2
Cltyltantl. Allagnear City, eencer o f Pedant
and Ohio streets. Mr long expectance In the
bnalnesa MOWS ILI to always bays es hand a drat
*us artle* wed can a
all Welts Plabc?altaanc
E
L= l VlMiti ii=lM
Wbolas Se or WIl
*ll otters dlled
prenantly..
FLUTING lILICHINEL •
rue best and cheapen Platens M0tt 66 1, 116
the market.. Pelee 116.00 each nestedie. Cell
tad are them at .
A. L. PIALEBON.
of Building Committee
pINCHING IRON&
I bays put rocelvt4 anmoorland of near.
loi Irobr, ...a ankle ued rer7 iamb la Ws art
by the Irdlns for carrlin tbatr bar , . /or U I "
JAM= frOW:f.
ISUTCHE=I, TOLE NOT/tr.
I Iwo 'aortal:ad aseortmeat et tlicatz
SPatit .Balanets, vitt OW Out and *kindled
etteu l / 2 - templop 3si ttap pan slid wyrsalltai
Pm sat. , .
nisr. POLES: •
-•• _ • • •
Dm • ooLo sootteseset of Moo rotes loft
mar from .Ideh I oier at a very low
Pr.. Parties waattes 04. 14 =dor **fly. so ea
to bum» tbetvertUr . .b•lnt that.
LiAtza Bovrir,
US Wood Swim.
ES=
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS. &
CA
RPETS.
SPRING STOCK.
cs co Twx - mis
CARPETS.
Our stook it Zho Larva we ha
ever offered to th.o Owl&
BOYARD, ROSE CO.,
•
21 FIETWAYENC T E.
lohli:d&Y •
APRIL 1, 1870.
Specie Payment Resumed.
Buyer Mugge Will be 411Ieres
At.'T
& COLLINS'
WiIItiIET'STORE,
71 and 78. Fifth Avenue.
aro., psies. are Um LOWILEIT Isthls mutssl
apt
CARPETS.
Eitioto
New ms!
New Goods!
New Prices
Ws bare Lethoratee th e operate gof oar NLev
Zoom with the
rums/ DISPLAY or
ALl= 3, it Ell
EV= OTTSIOLD IN THIS
LOW ESTI4I,ICES SINCE 1861.
KIVU M'CLINTOCI
NEW CARPET&
WHOLESALE RATES.
51' FIFTH ,AVENUE'
isOix woos mum%
'rpm . ° . :
Maanfardaners or SPRING:HAIR and Iltrair
IlaTIRS•5118. Peatbar Bosnian . r o
an II
noway
March Cashion. Comic* Ignald: . na . s, and on
kl i geor aqtlirger:rhd A W Hausat ool at,
corrlNTeaail a. a- activate: atte ation give&
to tsetse an. cleaning sag bieaiiag, uu
relaying carrla.
itaeto'oc• cleahtsur cdpet u th• *eV ....Ith
I:deb yos tot feel wood thO, ;hoarders ati.
Dreier rod tad' the good. thorooghly trod Mao
di gad nod onota. The price for de nthoa
box goon . redeye.. Ow <soros gilt mg 0•1
anadalloranitoo.o.. or •Srgem r: •
.-BOBEKTI, NICHOLSON k 71011111111 r-
..31 CO - 7V - AID :'
.Tee Oleo of the
ili
iALLEURESY MI:MANCE • COIEW .; , ,
HY Semi renewA feceello. -ST TlBDwino So,
No. 67 Fourth 'Avenue, • =
Betwe.nY oodWoo6elep4.
- . • . C. J. DONNIZ.Z.,,'
oTellmee " - •Peozolser,
1 1 1:741MIPV"Pik
811RIVEB &
Ern removed Iron Dopy old amid, *as; ll
van*/ DlFlTtirla,D, to OldliWatedlradol'
NOS. 259 and 261 Liberty, Street,'.
Azov* Till 1.11L13)01 . WOOD
Whorl they pleisod to too all Dote
rilnuloaad edstosooro. •
8. P. 813111VER & C 11 0 . 4,
259 and 291 Liberti Street
Boldn'ta
or 1870
Non 54 Ninth Strom;
JANIS .BOWNW.
/20 Wood awe.
EFgM
ENE
13
Fine, Medium,
AND
FROM THIS DATE.
A4l, OASB CIISIONIEII3,
28 Fifth Avenue.
Reduction in Priem
TO 0311111:81 . 021D WITS
ME OMIIM BROS.,
Upholds:en Iw:lPu:rotators of
.team Carpet Beating F,dablisbineit':,
No 127 WOOD SIiIENT,
Fear TIM krone. Pletsbartli riva'
MIMES
REMOVALS
hROVAL.
ZZELAN SAMOS MOW
Hu rananid Ids ales. team toner of Walidas
'aims. and Vadat:man Men. to NO. /11,
FIRTH ANESITZ. 11111111.112 •
REDIOV.4I I .,
ite
Pittalorgii auk for Salop
Hu ye o d ho m NO. 6? to ELEVENTH AYE.
N UE, In the hterchaata sad X aulliasarrn Ihcak
tnausg:
•
Rporov4i,
Ere Monongahela harm Comp
Has remand fora No.lirder &Met le 1.
arse, o. , W.od sung. asa Folonb anus (nor
and goer). antrum es m..*
apt:rdf,uglr,tl, MANZI. leterslia. _
sx.ABs. MINA. CUTLZEIT:
100 WOOD STIREET.
WE/MEI/SWAB
Eine Vrisnoh
CHINA AND GDABB.III
••• Silver Plated Goods. •
I DINI :TO: R T4 116 9 8 : 0::1 . 1 . 11r7 :
mw ww u w .e.woarnms an=
MAIM and winfols GOODS . si
at toat.prlcca.
• - •
B. E. 13 . 11.T.MY & Co. a
i.e 111 , 001) WWR
33 Eil = l.l\l2lllE3;
kiln if telgtils and bunt%
OFFICE.
no.s Pittatiiility
emu.
fr0rp3...0
ez n]gi
zarzer. U. Boxy% • ll Ofb
1/1.,C,
plower.
+l% . • MOT:
GM. Apples, 4= ‘ , /tsigart
60raboan ltelnanni.
Seest= l"U rsi/ err 1W14,1
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