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0111 ,-- Idoca Interesting matter
on our Ard and fourth page thin
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AllalittOn of, Slavers
.1./latrcict.
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to make it appear That the emancipation of
- tbirifireirn'the iffeWideitOlumbizi does
•• •
nbE' .e nouns
much, as the
able-bodiec
0t1,114.141.•4!1;t:TCP°.!5.1.)Y their
only liti..eld,, , deetepid and .
4 °'- least sacraria I d.
Set "I { ~reope:whiyi4Wit44Ly:';'Bi4; l ;•ilet:
ett* :have.vervittile ..coaceptiot, - •er ,
c.,'!4o:lo!i".=4iti of o.6•**tilifiiio.o*. very
• of an - e
.1 ,4 9. I. An virtue 9
,ibeirreaders, and:thus therviniturti on snob
argument to 4isparase aAreat.ineaiove
adopted' almostaololy by Republican rotes: ; 1
'44 . e.welfartriof the. black - man Una tli1.): 1
tionhief concern of
ribelitiort of:slavery.. The:: Maid 'object
is to - deliver , the Oninfrxtrein'an evil Whiel(
and
is the chief obstacle in the War :of its peace,..
negro will be:
benefited. by freedom, and that em
tiod'iti'ld him an;;
.
ct of juotice , none but
. ...those, Who are: beaott4by pro-elevery . , ecru
:elplee can deny ; 'and Were
.11tErinn,MO'.'other
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Yet opposing stavpiy,tlue;
•
• 41tttotie hire We' Saila more Weighty , `'
pressing, ,lenrn vital, : which concern tfte
-
wrhite' man, otir - :~o*n • elti2pne-rineFire,l
seem iobe'O'ierlenieeentl4li '
by 1
• •
• Owe captions fault=finders. •
the Octi r at "irititii4ii4leii;iO far from
4.Tenre'net, ' tnfree',a,citain, number of
negiVeelrour slavery; is a declaration, as is,
remarked, •by the 'Nei.' Tort times;
='' that lire _ "sympathies andtiction o f oar g0y... ,
• .. , •;‘,.:erturtent, as •far 'as . they can be 'constitu t
7 : . iatieu'ally'.exer;ted, are ''
ihvor of y, eedom, iip,b4. 6 r sonorafpoirit
. of view, arid teareiecontride in'a material
'ink than Slavery 'aticiZw the geniis •
tx.c age, a s well ma of ariistiv this - act
i 1 1 fr . of-thmeinmenC is MAI the record
In dill countr y •.--
. , . ra eaa, coal-
to !the :weole civilized :world ! the
United' Stator, - the comparative eionomie
• • nine,. r L
„d:441.140 , ,hair had a
i
4 1) ..4 1 °. the 140P0019(the..Corteti
the twe Bectitme easel:ly divided the .
pepulatiert. „between : them, but ; Slavery;
claimed:by, far, the portion. of the
•• country. Seventy yearn have elapsed,. and
„Free, 4intesiriwitlit, viola, area, number ,
~. .nearly• twitwoi,l,oo#lolo9.l . •04,:,alive n ]
ant. ten times their -wealth- and materia
strength, to say ; nothieg ` of the infinitely 1
y F peiloir type et oi*tir*itiolijor the former
!..The:Blave - States. denied -Ala, superiority,.
demanded .!arlutrament of tile
sword. `The last aecisitin has belm'conslti .
sire in .faror of freedom; We cannot
the effect of. the ideop f we would, • wage,
the action qf , ...l” a' id'• has'
e SY 0 Mg, scenes
Ally, warranted florernment in afhrming is
g
judgment irresistibly” sustained brreseilis„
HenCeferth it. will' stand 'ae
I`thaiirepriesentittilnief freedom and:
~1 4 1titniiii::042., M entbeis of whiCh it is cout- . ,
for an indefinite Veriad, mein
"•,...tair(l3Tivery, irget;suet for'. he future,
•L. m 4 should, look to local law for support" ..
&Although the Attention 'of ilieriefite Min be .
.!:40atio.4it01 much stronger ;terms
than this, yet those whooppose the measure
seem never, tohtire'airived - ra. this Mode- .
• .:',, , ,44emareptiom of the greatness and glory,
of this long.delayed act of • jUstlei , 'and
them; lfteMMinaiig organs ieeni:te be; now
' , ...,,Womiradkaly enamored witiv:theT propriety :
•of i a,•:system of ~ gradual" . emancipation..
!Why have they ' noGieconimeuaded • Years
wait the near .probahility
, ; ,of immediate emancipation , , to . ventilate.
cherished -theory. The , .Dareberatio
party has been in 'Power in the`' Governs
meat k alt -E lie ...............
yeitts,end yet never by, act de word showed.,
the disposition to inaugurate their-gradual
emancipation project. 4, all subter- ..
fleite.,:,got up for the occasion;: at Scot Loop.
posn the measure on its passage, and used
now..t.O . 4leparage the act when.l4 is done.
lAIB2B, thirty-four years ago, one thon
eatid.Clitiseno of the Distrittpetitioned Con
ireaStn abolish SlarerY, :and deeMred. in
their memorial that the existence of slavery
amoettlient was a treat: Crid,:,,thet;it
every.. incentive to
. ., , VirtarrAnd. , biduatryl7 "shut: 'them' Ott
' :•fieisi the sources of light 'rind
knowledge; 4orrupted.the: Merano .of the
people," and "accustomed the rising gen-' 1
..e . ratiora li;ooi, honest
:,:tabor,and - in depend for , support. lob much
'.'..14010.4.1*1a.b0t of ethers;! , .l,Bitt
.=tirtandiptilis• strong ilipeal," the'requelt:-
i.Was,riever grantedeand it .•ill becomes the
00;kt$ 14 0. X 1 , 40 emanaps
elm when Whey bare Letendity' L refitted
,4:inbracii:thnepportunity to put it ir. peac-,.
~,ileeWheti;;theriribliej; was in their
e 0 Oeist . Tlctory:ltit . been geined . ,b7 the
of freesient.l2Jli4.Aiumenity, and
when ire loot back a few, yeOrs ago,
reoolfikliiiii thin even a petition - in favor
of the measure would not bc so much .
as" received in- Prolgreee, well may we ' 1:
take, courage, and -hope for still greater .
achievements.
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Ov,. gOtrifictrirtied to hie hom - e . I
abeth, N. a., yliterday„ Rod it is said he
Will now make it, hispermament residence.
The ; Newark Mercury siLye ; •
,1210..sioikor old hero was.met at ,Eliza
_ • betkportby a large delegation of his old
and neighbors, who received him
11rigt. moo ;40uching .damonitzstionicor
. 4141shc, Auld Igeotted him to,kissetridence
`with.lll the retspec . kalue.tnkdliewalietehar
attper anitserrices.T*.i :::;i11:3y1
Tigarlfsiviso...Th• Si
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coseih'lNtiaidthle of the- allirtfi% hive as .74
'tome ciii0040 4 . 4 0 11. r* 4 4 ° O n g thll L t i *
dxaspoltaiatiani
b . - 4 I f4sP- -. l l l k
''l-441141,11irglintAIS iboTai494sl3tai
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It"ll!robablifio yo4,`lroOolet ,
tailor
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'• -. VXitacketdon 111013taMon.
bat%
o .., d for" some aye covert 1
mi Jim p peilt fix hi ''.' profess to
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'...eitrt . fnen par excelietnet
it&svos. The New York Celan,
keriiss which carris its, rti-";
C Gen. MeCxxxtfts tea nrest: : 'ex.-'
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7 extent, has cgme out openly
',iiploiMaratcros. Noticing the ,rumor 1
0-She.aSeekettirl:s...resignation, thair.paper
Says
• i ''Veiide‘ild'iot te ' itirpnsed . Should . the
; iefort:proVe tr. 'be true: The Secretary of
;War, has:certainly committed: , grave errors
csilte,-.h0.,44..„,charge of ,-the Department;
%inl We !rive reason ,to believe that the
iPreilfditiili'fni from,tiatisfied's with the
i gietethry'it' treatnient of oor,iiint MCCIBI."..
'Lan:- 'lt'li even said 'tbaVaffer, the - General
q.,liniManding s Werit' to Yorktown thnrresi;
debt felt it to 'be his ditty, perertiPterily to,'
_interfere : for lila protectien, and sent troops
' to MN dist .. .l4i. Stanton had, withheld, and
iieliellere that Much is the fact: . . , . .. '
''"There are ether 'Unpleasant rumors ifloat,: .
Minded - to' partially in one reinlirip on
'Tnesdoy: Various reasons are, assigned"
-for the'behavior of the Secretary of to
General MeCiell'an, the Wiest. e:mit:ion of ,
Which it; 'that the Secretary his seen visions
'ern while honse ifilit . , will want. an ocen
pattilti ;1%.5, .ia . ty.t.:ll,‘,4oife fobs that
occupant has taken 'engroseing, possession„
'Of: his Mind. - The judgment being thMi. ,
'ltareped;jehletuni of l&C101ah hap followed,:
'and' is.bearing 'anab,iery unpleasant fruits.
Such is th ercolvtricin'r'uintir.
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`'-' '' A; Mere reprehensible article watt never
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written iti &Able like 'this, when, the Gov-,
inimentliaa•by•no - mettne esetiped'from its
perit' l That iti Weis grosi . iajustiae to. iltr:
SrA_Wrok any'peraon who knows him can
aver., Nero it proper, the friends of Mr.
STA-WIWI might report with withering effect,
•
but whel'ilittr armies are at least all' in the
'field, and: there is a hope that active, oper
&Onus will hereafter ' characterize our pol
ity, and that the: enormous burdens we
labor under will soon be 'lightened„ we
infer to pass over with a simple rebuke
such an uncalled for. attack. .
The Rumor of Air. Stanton -s Resig
~ .• , .... , nations.
•Wo utost cordially :endorse the views e -
.pressed.in the. article below, from the Ne
•I"tirlf Evening t. : We should esteem it'.
' 'great calamity td' e country now, should Mr
Dilttroii retir e titri the 'ur Department
or any rupture ke
_Ogee in .the Cabinet
- - ,
The Government still has a herculean task on
its hands,mhich can only be accomplished by
a barmoniouS Cabinet; which posseesce the
'eonfidenco of the-peaple :
' Jitranibint rumor reached the pity yeater
davOntho effect that Secretary Stanton had
;
resigned 'hie 'place because of a difference with
theTresiderft in regard to the conduct of the
-war. , It we bid rseeived-news of the loss of a
liattbbit could not have affected those who
beard it more painfully than this idle rumor.
.ftearetagy,Stanton:has infused eueh vigor into
• the War 4lopartment since he entered it, that
the Whole country would
. .feel it as a crs'
liimityle lose his services. In the rapidity
and 'deassicirCor his action be doubtless makes
seine Mistakes, but these are better than loth
arki' arid - corruption. For several months
before Mr. Stanton took the rains it is well
known how the affairs of our army, stagnated.
_More than two hundred thousand men lay on
the banks of the Potomac as stiff and motion
less as enchanted men; not a skirmish, not a
reconnoisenee, not a Lough dash into the en
',Re?' Fount'''. was allowed. The civil busi
nese was mote active, but active in the wrong
&Malian; Peculating contractors tilled
;the tulle of the offices, and the public
'lnirdens were daily increased by new andprof
ligate (41)6124116m5. But he reformed it all
expeditiously ; our armies began to move,
and have won a victory nearly every day
since ; while:the speculators breathe in re
-.mete . corners their. threatening slaughter
against the Secretary. '•
In all this air. Stanton, of course, has taken
his impulse from the President, or has mealy
.ed the approbation of the President. But the
part - of their conduct, which entitles both . of
them to the utmostivedit, arid even to the
gratitude or the whiffecountry, to their sedu
lous determination to keep the military power
subordinate to the civil power. In times of
war the greatest danger lurks in the tendency
•to military encroachments. Generals at the
,bead of large. armed hosts are not only apt to
suppose that 'they Can do what they please,
but aro extremely impatient of opposition.
They think because they. an tight battles they
'can also' manage politibal affairs. They usurp
authatity; therefore, which to . the last de'
gree hazardous,' unless restrairied'hy the civil
- President •Lincoln and Mr: Stanton have
saved.us from this-danger. They have stead
ily kept the 'management of public affairs in
their own control, and they have taught our
military chiefs their true position. Of coarse
the lackeys and friends of the latter cry out
that they are hampered; that the government
is jealous of its own instruments; that it does
not - give the etupendoue genius of this man or
that-man'its full soopc; bet,the people will all
the more thank onr civil 'raters for their dis
cretion and wisdom. Our gallant army and
navy aro destined to win - laurels enough In
the present war; every officer and man in
is likely to come out of it crowncd.with`glory;
aud the , greater the glory will be the) mote
faithfully they eerie the government which is
the organ or the nation., „
Rebel New from Yrtrktpwn:
The Richmond papers give this news
from Yorktown:
“There is yet nothing from Yorktown in
dicatinkan immediate fight. The enemy,
now believed to be under McClellan,, had,
instead of attacking, after sending a few
shot at long range, commenced throwing
upbreastworks. It was supposed that an
invading army, whose duty it was to obey
the last mandate from Washington—to,
crush - rebellion,in ninety days—would have
marched boldly on to attack our forces,
which were so much inferior in numbers to
Ids oian ; , but: like an elephant at a bridge,
however rapidly he may have approached
it, he panics to coo whether it be safe to go .
further. Maybe he will :not cross it at all,
and then all the goads of the keepers of
the animals can'tmake him venture upon it.
"fti this position of matters at York
town, it is not plain what the enemy is af
ter and how long he Will remain stations
"ry.':lle May ke forced to do yet what be
has nointention of doing. Of one thing
he, may , rest 0.3440, and that is, that 'our
Cainteilt,Yorktown will be maintained by
•as brave and determined an army of pa
'Woe as ever - shouldered' a itan.".
_
Gerl:.Donipban has been recently ad
dressing some of the , people of Missouri in
the rightstreln. Ile made - a speech in Clay
county'. , days 'silica , in favor of the
triton, and counselling all men who have
Buffered themselves tote caught by these,
cession delusion to'aband6n that: cause, to
14 Y+ down their arms, if they have been en
gaged, in acts of, disloyalty,;., and to,; show
their sincerity by taking the oath ''of alle
'glance, and if demanded' to • Miter' into
bonds for their good conduct: "This (says
4°. *Ps:mit, Repabtican) is the best way of
twig about , peace in — Missouri.. -There
ti4ht now to be no ; question, about the
‘pWiiiiit'whioll'Efiliourt is to occupy. No
human power can take
.hoir out C f. "the
Ifnion, and it is the interest cf every Man
if do whittle:Mut to restore peace to eveiy .
county acid neighborhood. 'Now that .oeu.
Doniphan has broken . Mrs ground, we hope
that other prominent **in other sections
'of the State will follovr.iii-example."
—Tea Fortes in -Farm. Of YORIL-20 .
',/ifsaintPle of Yankees, captitired by our pick
ets Mr Tuesday, stated that they were or-
Ideillini:-: s of. Gen. McClellan; Gat General
gC woe in command, and that their
!cross numbered, one hundred and thirty
thoelsand Men:, This is known to be a lie,
alikensit"the iirey,ls.believed to be very
Icaise t yis ilitso*pjleads have been crowd s - ,
eVrthtreliql,P o o l 7-/CuAhtf. 5a 1) ,,0,P5...1 01 ! „ ,
(.!" • 44 Pr 41 1
of
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xt,
their
it to
me or
apt to
of the
of Ahm
ler heap 3V• 10;41NovVormr, ir** l
otisem nit defiers! Pori itafir discoverer*.
ofitiraofSecesiSnistrfAna cornfield. A 9 soissj
adhe wM awn by ;hl7 hid, then:salted
sliorigtftha-oorn, arid theilfajiii,liiing
naturally feared that he himself would be
taktn e prisontr ins or. making them hi,
ahiire vii flatting 40 be 4.nai
however, but to-pat a boldface on the matter,
-Po he took doWn the rail fence surrounding
the field, rode In :among them, :end ordered
theni to march. Into the road and -stack arMs
Ahem , . This arder_waa obeyed, and-ttm-2da
jor'e feelings were considerably relieved when
a gaud cams along with other,prisoners, to
whom he very willingly transferredthose he
hid taken, and: xent on his way. rejoicing.
`Secretary Scott and Adjutant General. Butler
"Amid themselves, at one time -in a similar
position; they, too, trotting to the justness of
,their cause, commanded the rebels to surren-
This they did, .and these two officers
brought into camp one hundred and. fifty
. thimvprilioners of their own manufacture.
AGOod Move in Missouri.
PUBLIC JriDTICIES:
ECTURR AT. TRIG IRON CITY
e-sLCOL LEGE, corner ;al Penn and Si. Clelr eta
THIS 11011N1110, at 11 o'elqck.:
• StOthe. INYESTISE - N T.'
DISTRItir ATTOREY.-JOHN M.;
KLIIIXPASILICK Will be a canahlate for nomine
lion to the above °Moe. before
.the nexkliontinating,
'republican °unfit) , Conrention. • .aplS:dax-tc
OJUN NJ I .—A Las.
y. vi.nox . , of Alleglieney city, will be a.
catididate for nommation to the above Mike, in the
Convention to be relied by the 4epubllcen lixecn•
five Committee. mhY.s:te
MIT E.L.CT ATTIORNE Y.—The un-,
dentirned will be a candidate for the above
ethre Lefts the Retutlfticaa Nomtnatingeonventlert:
. . MA3IBIIALL SWAUTZWELDNR.
mbl3:dairter
.COUNT W.MMISSION ER._
JONATHAN NEELY, or tower Si. CLair,
will. be supported, for County Courudesioner before Om
Republican County Convention. sprulevrta
• riKNA.T.E.—Ii. 11. GezzAsi
is A candidate, fur the Republican nomination
for the State Senate.
.MOTICES.
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FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER • SAFE,
BANK VAULT IRON VAULT DOOR, ANI
STEEL-lARED BUEGLAE.PEOOF SAFE
MANUFACT-GRERS.
Na. 129 and 131 Third and, between Wood and
SznAtiold strod•—tiora side.
Mr BANK LOCKS always on hand..
M - " To the Yohng or . Old, .
•
MALE on FEMALE,
It you have been suffering from a habit Indulged in
by tho YOUTH OF BOTH SKIES, which .causes so
many aerating symptom., it unfits tbeatlir Mar
rtage, and is the greatest evil which can befall MAN
Oa WOMAN.
See symptoms .inametated in adverthemenf, and
If you ars • sufferer,
Oat out the Advertisement,
And mud fer It if once.
Delays are dangerous.
•
Act for Helmbold's.
Talus no other.
. , Cures.guarantm , L
COMI/erfeite and fre !guffaws: .mbaoulaw F
M" - *ANILOOD; How Lost!How
MUM= I—Juut, Published. in a Taxied E... lop,
Ric. Jac Cent*.
...A Lecture on the Nature,. Treatment and Itrdlcal
Cure o. Spertastorrhma or Seminal Weakness, Invol
untary Emissions, Sexual Debtllly, and Impediments
10 Marriage generally, N. rrouiiiM, Otrimumption,
Epilepsy and Vito; Mental and Physical Incapacity,
mulling from Self-Abuse, &c. By BOST. J. CUL-
T &EWELL, M.D., Anthorof the "Green Book,"-ic.
"A BOON TO THODPANDEOFBUFFEREBS,"
Soot under scat, in • plain envelope. to any addms,
post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two Voltage
stamps, by Da. CH. J. 0. KLINE,
' 127 Broadway, N. Y., Poat-Offloo Box 4586.
apl:Smdayen-
M'To gorse Owliers.—Dr. Sweet's
111YALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR HORSES le wan,
called by any; In ell cawe of- Laments., arising from
Sprain- Steles. or Wrenching, lie effect Is amens,
and certain. Ilazupw or Saddle Galls, Scratches,
Idangs, dc.,-It will ale* care speedily. Spain cod
Ringbona may be sadly prevented and cured in their .
Incipient stags, but confirmed coca are beyond the
pcodbility of a radial curs. No as of the kind,
however, is so deaperateicer hi:velem bat tt marine al•
leviated 'by thisllniment, and its faithful applica
tion will always remove the,lunanees and stable die
horse to trivia with comparative OWL
Very boree owner eltould have thla remedy at head,
for Ha ttmaly nee at the Drat appearance of lame mae
will etkesuall,y prevent Lbws formidable diatoms:Len.
Wined, U. 'which all hones are liable, and tehleo raw.
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MLake Superior Copper Mill an
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worSpectal tatters of Copper cni to.say deem.' pot
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Matz emus may be hod of the author, NATHAN
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mialaydriwT
WM. C.R. REALM,
WITHROW DOUGLASIL. HILLS,
'ROBINSON,. MINIS & MIL
LENS, TOTINDSLI AND WASHINGTON
•
Wow, PittabOrgb, Ponn'a.
.omco., No. V. Mawr &tam.
Nanntatturo ail kinds of !MAN ENGINES AND
MILL MACHINERY, CASTINGS, RAILROAD
WORIC, STNAWBOLLEBS AND SHUT IRON
WORE.
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earJOBBING AND BErsistwa-aono on short
notice. toki2B:dle
J. C. ILIdErATILICK—.........S. irour."--..5. L. =our.
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*condoms and Wholedida Dubai Oa LAMPS,
01113IIINTS, SEIAMNS, CIIANDSLIT.P.S. hr.
ON - Wholorale Agoras for NORM CULNII GATE
ILLUMINATING AND LUBSICATING CARBON
MIA, ZO WOOD &rust, dodos at. Charier
Moroi, Plosbn h, Po. d
JOHN COCHRAN di . 11R - 0.,'
EZonutactursn of rim BAILfIW, tsott VA,thas
AND VAULT DOOllB, - WINDOW SUterneics,
wiNixriv UARDS. 149, 110P01 9 1 street wad
86 Thirdetteet, between Wood and Market. .
Have on bend a variety of new Patterns, ham
and plain, suitable for all wigwam
Particular attentket paid to .enclaring. ()rave Lem
Jobbing don* at abort notice. ' nbt
Pittabtugh Steel Works. • ' -
'scar J0N12:"......z0ins t. scrtv....—.w. fa'cuscotras
DRIES, BOYD & CO., •
liaaufasturera. of CAST STEEL; SPRING,
PLO,W ASO A. B. STEEL, STEBL SPRINGS AB
~, L ElJESoxygnes of Raw and Flestotreelv;Pittilistrib,
Penzei:' ' •
HOLME: 6cSONth Dea lers
- in FONNiON AND DOMESTIC BILLS OF. lex,
ofixat. CNUTIFIOATE B OF DEFONIT.MAILK
NOTNN AND BPZOIN, No. 57.2d0tt0t .rent, MO*.
iNrOolloctlatui pod* on all the .prloclpal due!
Abroogbout tM.United Btateo.
O. Pi . MARIPWE'ager
11/ANOVAOPORRILS deidireiri BOOlqgppr,
OAP, LETTER OF WRAP.
' • •
NOPHave remitted Rom N 0.27 Wood street to No.
J 3 Smithfield street, Pittsburgh, P.
1121/17ASH OR TRADE FOR RAGS.
jM"'HEISULY • H. COLLINS, -Fot•
WARDING AND COMMISSION ILEMCIIAMT and
erboleadi dealer La CHEESE; BUTTER, SEEDS,
TM. and 'Produce, generally, No: 26 Wood etreet,
'Pittsburgh', Pa. - nol
JM!.J. X. LITTLE, Morehead Tai-
Lau, Do. 64 Br. Cum Still!, Dr. Irish's Huila
in& Plumburch. Da. • mon
REEF. VNGUIES-16 eugar
t7 uced~ on conalganonAthia t iii
fiSliteillEMS—rOf every deeeriptiou,
for isle by • UOWN & TETLZY,I36 WOod.st.
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khenf mid et.n O l ll of Pittliburgb,paseetlyoubithsteLeo -
he Copartner* hreo re between
1141 Plionitg lit thattitt Al cove Mt which • 11 LAE A I.IIN KO EIS
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*Pr.' tr!.„, ~(bo tii,,. I oll;/7 1 : 1 , _ l'i i%„_.l , ,„., , 1 eft try 8 iiitlilletil Raft' e
. 0,- e i-, Tr.;f 3 irtVi.ann i..l.....-7 .. P' ..um u'' , signed restsectinlly lots= the patron. and ends '
be and arelhereby anthurinedraud en:tree - toed to ape i or the old firm, and the trade inyieuenel, that be has
I palm a - suitable ippon as GMigerfee said city, w_p_.... j taken all thoupetalii rootni of Pt 0,103 Northitighth
4 , 1 , 3{1 51 4 111 ‘017 , u0 ,11 . IliPito 2, q 6 " 4l-* cr.'', I Street, above Arch tireet, Phltadelpitia, to continue
for eale in eafd city...deo I inyea'all dod.'sth , , r i m '''
ti' i the manufacturing of all kinds of DRESS, CLOAK,
whlols rm./ -he goaded ittadmenod shell mmar k n .P .. 'Mid InANTDELA ,TIII3IIIINGS VarNGtS, EDT...
TONS, TASSELS, CORD, HEAD-NETS, of all de
ckle auks or othervratels coutainine the trate& tome- 1
, scriptions, Sc., Sc. And will offer inducements in
My therein contained, and thotuli mpacity of ouch
mesel and In ibe aim of domestic distilled liquors. twice. and quality, as well as prompt attendance to
mho proofs ~1 degrees thereof,• and lean Mom ~, attest. order .. , e ,,., y ~,,,,,i , i . perim . ipg , to ,, iims_
wthlmarke - - .by a gaugesnark. whiCh shalt be the let. Wlf. IONNERSTADTPR, .'
ter P. a bleb midget:go nut.:nay Ise dieted by are- No. RD North Lighth st n s oboes Arch st.,
elution of said Councils; end „not. enteritis, Pro 1 ....„0. • : Ptilladelphib
rilizii, That utithinglereiri car dined shat authorize 1 --.11. .
or re quire' the gauger id aPpoitited to Impact, gauge
'or matt an
1 ~.4 diesimtle dtatilled Spirlit et Oils um.-
factuted, tr ill , mild or offried lot sale in M m
e oldy
of Allecheoy outside.'? gala city,. ... .
Sac. G. Th t any ,pcm.;ll, alm.shall Datidoleutly,
OtititOrtigh, lotf,e braid or .rope nil.: any midi.
barrel, or my ot her tassel coin...MILT any liquid
me chandim, or shalt frau intently alterdifface or
crane th.. brood. metope or other tenet el ate City
Gauger upon .Or front Any. such Mak. barrel or other
...suet, stall' bo_liable to a penalty of to , tit flare for
'each and ore ' b ubo, barrel or other' vowed, mem or
from which the .tan an fikndulently , m,unterielt,
forge, ltrand,mmpe.alter, deface or roue such-brand,
scrape oi.cauktol the City ()sager. • ~
Sac. 7. That any person other than the City Gang,
Cr his deptitits, nho shill' taug'eany liquid n erotica
diie or inspect any.dettestit'distilled spirts,'Nvithit,
.ho city of iPittatturgM'and chill charge or mc fee
.any amspermatlon therefore, shell torten and pay rho
not of ten dollars tor_ every.such offense, and any
— Min whoidiall stator offer for ate Wald c o y, any
thicild merchandize, in casks, bitrels orother teasels,
Worn the , strifes .hull have been Woregid'abd marked
by odd Gauger, shall forfeit .and pay the auto of one
dollar for melt mak, barrel or other vessel sold or of
fared for anal.. Avoided, That this section shall ant
apply. to Miniestic distilled Clint.'i or oils m.efec•
trued orrefined within the comity el •Allegheity'aut
side of the city of Moshergh. .
Sac. 8. That the Gauger shall hare power and
entherity to bare through anypart of any vetted by
him gauged, for 'the purptise of detecting any sus
pected imposition,. sad any persou detected in any
curb attempt at imposition, shati ftwielt and pay the
stun of too dollars, . .
arm, 9. That
the mid Gauger .hall, rhan called
upon by the vender 'or purchaser, gat:um - rind inspect
tiny liquid inerchanillm by him prerrisOnsly gauged
and marked, and if upon each iiilletajnerit ttlepeCtion
paid vessels shall bedouud not to °onion:lt In qmotity
and quality to the marks thereon, the person offering
the Marie tor sale, .hall, upon conviction of any
fraudulent intention or action upon his part, forfeit
and pay thesurtrof'fivedellers for each tusk, barrel
or other ,reirael which shall be found deficient,
.0
when tbefattle ehall conform with the marks of said
Alauger, the fees shall be paid by the purchaser, nth
also the same shall bepattl by the person or persons
offering the mune Merano.
Sec. 10. I That chi tald Ganger shell receive for the
perform:mice of the datiti herein provided for, any
number di cuts or barrels not exceeding two, not
more than fifty. n 'centseach; for any number of cask,
or bartette not eitmeding ail, not more than five cents
each; for any number of auks or barrels exceeding
six, not more than fire ceuta'each; and for the in
spection ef.damestic distilled spirits, it, addition to
tbe lee for puking, not more than two cents fur each
cask or barreL
Sre. it That 'the said Ganger shall keep an arca •
rate account of all' services performed by him and
his deputies,.,tod of the fees by him end them Co.
ceived, and shall render, An. account thereof to the
CoOtrolkir of mid city of Pittsburgh monthly, under
oath, and ellen pay into the Tnwsury of mid city
such proportion of said fech as shall be determined by
mid city. '.
Sec. Pl. That Abe mid Ganger shall ham eutheilty
to appoint deputies, for whose acts ,he elan be re
, sponstnie, and who, should be by him removable at
1 piceaure,' and before entering upon the dale. edible
office shall glee bond to the city of Pittsburgh lit an
amount to be fixed by the Commits of mid city, ton•
Miloned.for the faithful performance of his duties.
Ste. 13. That all penalties provided by this act MI
rocomribreetiverablle, by t; ai
in debts of liko tonount ere now by lam,
ruit be mane of the Mayor, Al
dormers isnd (tamer or Pittsbnrgh, one-half for the
um of .the Mayor, Aldermen and Citizens,
nand the
other bait for, the,osoof, the party suing fo a
Sae. Al. That, time Councils e Coun of said. city of Pitts
burgh he cod are inthorimd and empowered
to 'vegetate' 'file duties of mad Gauger, and to enact
any ordiummo in reference chetah,. Peeridni, That
the mme be not inconsistent with this act, or with
the Constitution had Lowe of the United Suttee, or
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the or
&tumors of , un til .ity now In tome shall bc .d r
-In mild the came bealtered, amended
JE 7:1
repealeii.
Ste. )5. That nothing in this ect contained shall
tegnite
t Le inspecting or gauging of 'am , liquid mer
ehandls , that may barn been once inspetrod or
gauge& by the proper akar In the manner prescribed
in the preceding sections. aplit:2t
TABILV
Done in a superior manner by
grater, FARBICIA. 1 CO
N 0.12 FOURTH . ST BEET.
'Li 'r OF .A_PPLIOATIONS
Licit( *JELLING `LIQUORS, filed in the Clerk.'
°Mei hp to April 18111;1842:
ilanhatt Augustine,: Lavery, West Picteburgb;
J. Adler k Co., othergoods, 4th went, Pittsburgh,
George Bloontingimitt, tavern, 3d do do
Booty Deader, 444, do do
Adam Banerlein, eating hociee, 111, word, do
°wee Corcoran. do 31 do do
L. IL Carlisle, tercet., hilt do do
Lewle Cella, do 3d do do
lliratxth Crawfunl, ontiog house, 4th wan!, Pitteb'g
Jostiph Dinh., • do .- dth do do
Janina Divans, tiVern, Peebles township;
ThousDebold, do Sharlibura;
Thomas Yagan, ,do Ad ward. Pittsburgh;
Prai. rreyrogle, do 6th do do
Jacbt. Fox. do sth. do do
A. Greewwowl, do , 6th do do
A. •Onckenbelmer & Bros., other goods, let ward,
Pittsburgh;
Stephen Grater, tamp:lllMM township,
Fred llempe, Myatt; LOwer St. Char tovrosbip;
Adam Ilees, eating house; 3d ward, Pittsburgh;
James Jance... moons, 4ch ward, Allegheny;
Henry do .at Birmingham;
Cethrine Keck, do Biti.wiud. I ittsborchi
Jamie L, lien . , do 6th , do
Murk. llerintdy.'do rif do . do
John Ketteler;Selling Nicole ld It'd, do
P. Joseph Kraig, tivern, , Dierningham;
Philip Lather, eating house, let ward, Pittsburgh;
Dames Lnts,_torcru, Baena township;
F. J. Landgrar,' do 4th Wird, Allegheny;
Jacob lellembrat,Other gossis.td clo t A l ines
wm.•L;Mortold. seeing honse,3cl - do' '
Christ. Merino: , tavern,4th ward, Allegheny;
Frod..Mauer, ,do, 4th : do. Pittsburgh;
Xdain Metz, ; do Iltriningbam;
Margt:Mey ere; • do ~Itotiongabelo; •
t real:McLaughlin, ‘do
Johz3leGrady,s • do 4th do' , do
J. P. Mclntyre, other goods, 3d ward, do •
Jacob D. Pander" tavern,.,. Ist. do do ,
J. M. liobitter, : doSith do .do ~
William, 'do • , '
41k • do do •
Charlet *Willi - 10 4tb - do Allegheny,
Wro. Siddon, estl4ltotme; Ist - do do
pf,gegumetrieggi,ethermiocht,sth ward, Pittsburgh;
! ' 3 ci d g ° , 4"1! t A k
Valentine Tharp: dor do Allegheny;
J a me. , do 3d •do Pittsburg
Statue other goods, , t 34 do - .do •
Tho,.C.lrs will, meet .on •MONDAr. April 28th
113.42,. at 10 o'clock, act oaths, aboroasam.
apilit3td , •. A. HERIIOI4. Clash.
§T SOU ,E19.1t.
Or UTE W4l,
Apri1.26,19,620Fi11 appear:al/6w Mobthly Reit%
entltlod •
BALLADS OF TB WAR
,i.; A eeriaat.
P 10.7 ORIA C
. .
Yrotri no well known peo of ..
, .
MR. A. J. it DUGANNE,
iiipaii. ' l4gui Original 3cowloiPli b 7
cbe best ertleti;orid beautifully prloCci Ott bot-preseed
Paper. pert' willoppeir beery' mouth, inc adlnq.
"r"oOF :thing;. IticileALL "AUMTLII,
OK: .LYON. Dicomt. or-xLLSWORTH,
NEWII3.IO4VALL'S uLuvr, I`Ol3T. -110TAlo
?OUT DONZL'efil;, P1T53131.18011 LANDING,
ROKICOKEIi" lIANVION Roeps, 'PEA
.-Ther whole forerliotriti'
--rr,LoBTlretto 'Pokrmii - sourexTß,
'Of evil:y . 6%lra' to We preient roost iroporiAet etrus.
ifle fir the bletiff of tide greet teflon -
P1ti..14 eintitled 'r..71114.113.311.0 11 - PO Tin OAP
lTO.L.(ofithe 64 i 'flogligerit of llarsetaiseWe.) will
#-Ptieu • • , • . .1- . • '
rat;) ct..
-One peek,' (It dichatily`Perte,l •
Mend renal, tir rho -Triefe, , Clabeiind Vorittiesers,
Apply.** • ..- -'.1..111N
P. 0 :Box. 00—iip111:*.... .37 ,ilk- 1t0w..74:
TIJ E BATTLE AT
, 'LANDING
'' 1141 the otter recent Sllgagemente t
MAMMOTU PiCT6RE.I round (u the
•ti EN ILTUFTItATE.D NEWS
LESLIE'S I LE:IISTitIeiED 10*SPittICR
• • AND uAEPE6'S; WEEH t%.
• 1 ai
For sale by tile .slogle copy, alikseFlpt Tune reorised
. sod Dealers supFlloit by
jOHN
NaMbole Bill, rfalst,; Pittibared, and 37.,8: Corner
tkoth Osmaiop szid rid, sad ss.i,AliegdosioY
AnNuNisTßATott' s NOTICE:—
st here. Letters of Administration to the ew•
tat, id Xil hum tiavage, tate of North Fayette town
ship, dee, a-ed, have born granted to the enMertber,
all pommy; indebted to the said estate will make im
mediate payment, and abase . haring claim. egainet
the sold estate still present the same tor settlement.
apPF.ltdgter MARK noun, Adminietrator:
LOUR. •
WO bile. choice Baker's Flour,
St. Louis White Wheat;
10. " Fars of Ohio 0 .•
to " . Preceldra ••
11.0 ••• Gera Nips " "
Rye Flour:
To Ktore and for este st 1113 R E GrY & GREGG'S
rtrall No. 2.57 Liberty street
pATE&TED OCT. 8, 1861
Dithridge'e Patent
OVAL LAMP CHIMNIES;
blanufsetured of
XX FLINT GLASS.
these Chimnlto are intended fur the
gat flame, which heating an parte of
the glees equally, doe. not expo,. It to
cracking,
V: D. DITHRIDGE,
Fort Pitt Glass Works
Washington street,
Pittsburgh, Pa
CINCINNATI LEAD WCIIKS.
McCORMICK, GIBSON & CO.,
MANIIFACIVIER9 OP
Lead Pipe,
Sheet Lead
And Bar Lead
ALSO DEALERS IN
Pig Lead,
Patent Shot and
Wirtz Snits?, earwczx Mem, ♦xo SYCA.IIOII.
Being exclusively to the Lead Trade, we Can furnish
the above to bettor advantage to Trri-rue, and on
eterftw tertne, than an be had elsewhere.
apnAlf
URN Y.. KNLIAJtiII &
Ha. 44 Ma, &rent, li!eio Yank
ULt, 11161 UNITS° STLT►a BONDID
110LIMS, O► YDIII OWN 111.01ITATION.
CUD AC BRANDIEB—Otard, Dnpny & Co, Piet
& Co., and other brands of surioussintagoe,
dark and role, in halves, quarters and eighths.
HADMII.LLE BILANDIIO3.-Pellesoisth, A. Beilt•
nette, and ether brandsolark and pale, in the °vial
I =6ND il/ Si—J. P. Kellogg &Co.'s &beldam,
and Wee Drop, a. pipes, shree.qr. pips. and mom.
Crn.x and Janutith—eolected brands.
WIIISICTS—Mahan's Irish and Ramsey's Booth.
WINES—Port, Sherry, Madeira, Bordeaux, Bock,
and ethers, of rufous grades • •
OlL—Sine Bordeaux Table, in mica and baskets.
fe'D.lth
puoTwitArti ALBUMS
CARD PIiOROGBAPIIB
New etylee aui new picture.
liGeotavad at
apla
L LOOK
£ NM Mac choke Bakers' Flour.
100 •••Yells of Oblo White Wheat,
trutolum Whlte Anent,
leo " imperial While' Wbeat.
400 " Extra flour.
lu store and to Anita, for sate by
MACKEOWN 'LINN/NT,
a 118 No.lol Liberty greet
GAi AND STEVE
AtiENTLEMAN AND 1.118 WiJ?A,
and a few sin g le gentlemen, can pa accommo
•datnd with boarding and pleasant rooms, at tin. lts3
Stith street, near the Postonlce. Also, a few Day
Boarders. apl9:lt
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PANEL
DECORATIONS, just received and fur sale by
19 W. P. gARSLIALL.
G . I.LT WALL PAPER. tor sato by
apl9 W, P. MARSHALL.
plt ANDERS, TINNERS' AND TAIL
ORS'.II-.1 !MEADS, for sale by
al,lO DOWN & TETLEY, 136 Wood st.
JUMP., AIIGERS AND REA.M.E.KS,
rsedo by SOWN & TETLEY, 136 Wood id.,
. _
STUNS CUTTERb".COOLB, for solo b
apl6 BOWN &TETLEY. 136 Wood at.
COLTS REVOLV.KRS, 6 inch., 6 shot,
for ealtrby DOWN & TETLEY. FM Wood et..
OUPURS"IOULS, for sato by
a 1,19 BOWE .4 TETLEY 136 Wood it.
NE, BBL. FRESH. ROLL BurrEti,
O
just received and for sale by
api.9 .1. D. CANFIELD, First st., Dear Wood,
ODD FORKS lbr pale by
apl9 DOWN A. TETLEY, 136 Wood al
DR. CHARLES H. STOWE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Opposite Colonnade Row, neer Stispensfon Bridge
DR. M.O. JO 'ES,
FROM AUCTION
bee YARDS PLAID JACONT, at 25 cents.
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS AND CHEAP at MO
NEW 6ND: BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
NSW STILE BACONS AND CLOAKS,
VERT RICH PEUNTED'OSLINADINZB
NEEDLE WORK AND HOSIERY, CHEAP
PRINTS A! CHEAP As EVER
IiLIp.OHICD, AND lIMBLiACHED MUSLIMS
very
O. HANSON LOVE & CO
etINOLINE WtAPERIEI
In linn ' .. — nlins; . t : p;oll - nd by en . pram and formla by.
•EILTOI:7*,'MACRUId & C0.,.17 fifth tt
ThW.O.RTEDi
EA.1.110 HAL SMUTS, FOR MUM! WS4,li.
The first lot Juot twelve , ' tht,.day..", Lathan ars la
'''. vited to call and exatolotothe ogle., at ,
split , SATON MACAW& dt COM. Filth at
U - EAD DRESSES I
A-nt X,ETB
. .
Jlst received, from Nevi
. Sold wholeaeleind
.
G EN'l LEM.EN OUDD,
SINN SHIRTSO COLLARS. TIES, GLOVES,
lit A LYIIOBE,BI3/311135EttS, ItANDISIt. '
C 1112,8, fitDZIK 1D
AND 'COTTON DDEBBHPSTS •
on or yaks w. (Avila special a silos.• • <
Apia ' Loss, maestri( a 00. ' 17 Fifth it.
- ,,, K , : -.- -- ,, : , .:. , .,-.4N , :z=;•': ,, '''''' '` ,: - . " . ''i''"''''n - ' - ‘'''''''''''' l '
~, .. , . .:::, .: .,.., -- , . ..- • :- : , -. -...:, i ,"1:;, , , ; :- . •;'&7 -" , -: `1 . .,:", i '.;.", ,. ,!. : :-:...7-.':-• .":.
,q'ND*l' 4 .* )O D/ 3
DR.rl;4;°(4)tk
BURCHFIELD'S.
' BERA6IS .. 8:1r 13 eezio, vioith 38 c•illU,
"NA.ItIIOW,VESCIE SILKS, IN. 76.0mt1f.
RAM= STYLE MESS GOODS
spsita SIiAW LS
FANCY BILES, br 50 cent,. worth 75 csut.
8141 Na MANTLES AND BAUM&
chowst in th. city
Don't ran to' tali, as thostock doubt gat, and
11.3 prices that make them gnat , bargain'.
apt!'
ANOTHER GRAND
.EXHIBITION
. .
SPRIMIi MANTLES AND SLUES
From $3,50 to $5O:
Block Tin
H Al' & 0n.'13 55 Wood
PPHI - SICIAJrS.
061 co, No, 36 FEDERAL STREET
ALUM/TIENT CITY
103 WYLIE STREET,
PITTBBLITIAII
DRY GOODS.
Receiving and upeolog daily
74 Market Street
Anothir lit thcee favoilt.
FRENCH MATS,
iesutiful stlfe - of.
:OF ENTIRELY . NENT STYLES
EATON, MAORIIII tr. C0..17 Fifth et
CHSAP .1711? CASH,
toiorl '
NEW SILKS,
From 50c. to *2,50.
DRESS GOODS,
An Unparalleled Variety, from 120 to $1
Ind an Immaitse dock of
GENERAL DRY GOODS.
AT TUE LOWEST PRICES,
BARKER & CO.'S
57 MARKET STREET
N. 8.-ONLY ONE PRICE.
NEW GOODS]
NEW GOODS!
BROOND ARRIVAL
•
JrElfir 5PR1..412i ATFLES
EALTON,IIIACRIJM & CO9B
Nos. 17 and 19 Fifth Street,
Ribbons. Gimps, Braids, Lust, Buttr;ra, etc., fur
Dress Trimmings, newest styles. Embroidered Book
and CalabriaOdtars and Sets.. Rod -Lane 'and lace
Trimmed Collarsandflets,Tand Ifavdkercbisfs. Black
Law, tiranadine and Thane Vials.
Ch.tulme Yoke. and PanteJetts, 'Meng, Lead, Buf
dee, etc., Ladles' and Children's Bose, of every de
scription, Glares, Gauntlets, Mite, Bonnet Rib
bon*, Euchre, Bhaker Moods, Cord, Chenille and
Braid Head Nets.
Another lot of "Crinoline Drawls'," (Trench Skirts.)
Threw who hare mod this skirt, rnounce it the hest
ever made. The "Qoakert Skirt p " o and the wile:tint
Mart," ars also styles worthy of attention. •
Gentlemen ■ Furnishing Goode, Tina Marti. Collars,
damendere, etc., of moat dialrablaxtyka. A
full assortment of Fancy articles and.Holton'.
ifbolesale and retail buyers •111 find • large and ex
cellent lino of goals In every department at the to,
ettposeol4 prices for matt.
spl9 EATON, MAIJRUId a co.. U Fifth et.
SE(X)ND Attßl' -AL
NEW GOODS
HOENE'S TRIMMING STORE
77 MA,sua STREET.
We are Dow receiving our second stock of Good",
to which wo invite the attention of CountryMer
chants..Mainers and Retail Buyers. During neat
work wo will be in receipt of everything that is 110 W in
BONNETS,
BATE,
FLOWSB,
RIBBONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ICINTEUEB,
110
,
A now lot of SUABEBB tannins on Monday
JOSEPH HORNE
NEW DRESS GOODS,
N 167 DMB GOODS,
NEW 3)41318 GOOD%
NEW Diucti.boo,DS,
73EW DILEBB GOODS.
NZW CALICOS,
11ZW CALICOS,-
NMW CALICOS,
atw carsoos,
NEW CALICOS
JUST RECBIVICD
W. & D. HT.IGT.JS
LAST SUMMER SELLING AT. 76.0T5,
WORTH TROY SIRS TO $1.75 PXR YARD.,
& a HUMS.
''.-"-'.le•oflll4'
A GENTS WANTED,—To eixtertirO!
Lifts and capablei•mtab. liAlfOlf bete fax
um., oibIifOLIIIMITOOId liberal Oro.
manta for the -Introdaalou of oar . Tor fall
deo:ripe& pricoAleta =dollar Jaime,
at Dote,
opleiatt€ , Jobbiiis 4.leiriary.67liimaii at.; N. 7.
UT• TIM—A-man, with -A faculy,)
v to cultivate • few versa of land. en th• Con.
nsar. Pittabositt. Apply_ukrtbe
land to 'HAMBY WOODSZ,
jATANTILI)-;-oourity'. ! sad ty
v soots, to. the. wasourt7 to 000,_toe wilt& the
highest Patio will be told. • •
ept - B. XcLAIN ~ 02 /mint othiet,
I j IJAN V • A G • • •
TIF .tsoleam Ctn. 1.1011011. k
..10 • • • na &Ppm! street.
STURAGE.-1' e have %skew e dpi
vim warehouse, ell WA= MUT, and
retain, and. store= ,
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DAV:MD.IT. Ai IL 19TH.
Lest nlght of the popular actor, O. W. MULDOON..
JEW OF FRANKFORT:
D.V.OI3EN GOLDSCUED-...!......X1L'0CD1LD0CK.
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. TJESLISIIII.ISiES.
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NOY TIM MOM ONLY I
Commencing gondiy, April 21st.
Yirst and only appearnatios In this city of the
GREAT PEESTIDIGITATZUR,
' hust:94. u,LLeulut rkwars,
of the Acitiemy kiosk., Row York, vrquid respect
fally;-cairtha attention of thtimbiicio - the
sppear
ana; in Pittsburgh: of'
.
MONSTEURIiEItititAI 4 I I ,
wbo thi
GREATEST iikiko-PEIZT4TIGITAT.6I7B.
And whose performancesattbit'Aciaindiaofßiiiiie, In
Neer York, Philadelphia: and 4 1 wItonOrberw he has
fbtrmon o g, Dori beinaltl°o-nniotitholioTtbeir
fill in their ;Kaoline.- . ;fin
The performancci of Iforriniihn sin antlfelkorigi
nal End - novel, Their iltidingdieldnig . featans is Use
ABSENCE 01' ANY. APPARATTRic.
Ali effects being solely proddced by extiaordinary
• • MANUAL - 5H1.41:.:,
YoniingtheinlerTsfsOl.3l.l l canitsmeaprograinme , a .
. .
G,RAND'..CONCEIrr —
Oolopmed of brilliant ealectiotts from the matt t.optil
laroperes, by the celebrated Trio, from theßaoismy
of Dos% New York,: •
Masan. ESSIDISINER, ;
'BUEHLER,. YIOLDST,. ,
WEDEMEITA - ViCatritatirnir•
The order of the perferstianottivill be sumo:mit -
from the stage by M. HcirinulCS blittsolL .
'
Admission 60 cents. BeServea Setts ZS aid& extra.
Thos sale of , seats will commence SATURDAY, the
19th, at theßusio Store of J.
Doors open at tAi. To cornmence sin ckkrak.
apl4
AUCTIOJr SALES:
C •
011 GIVE 9 :GAITER: TOPS', AT
ALIOTIO.II.—On , MONDAY moamse.• Aprß
tilt, at 10 o'clock, edit be sold, at the Commercial
Auction muss, be EMI street, 10 dozen, Meth, Bid
1111411 and Patent Leather Gaiter . Tope, for_tnetes
wear, which
_an be now examinedet itte.Mpotion
Booms. Th attention Or the trade is inettisl.P .. -
aptB
VALUABLISI,6TOUIiti AT'A 11.0
TxrEaDAT 73
o'clock, will be mad, to the fleootokkloorAdas Room
of the Commercial Auction Some: HTIAh street t
.40 Shares' Monongahela Inettranc4Pompanyi.
10 do Citilette' do "do
10 do Allegheny" do do
20 do Monongstiehißridgo . do
sp it J. G. DAVIS, ituetionier.
MA6ONIC HALL -
•
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BOOT LS 1980 Fi „ tifC/#ll.4 I^ ,
• et
No. 55 giftli
„. „ .
Daily .aloo at 2 and 234 o'clock , ot-iiilltlas of
MEE'S BOOTS, ' • .
TIES, •
: • iiROGANS
LADIES' GAITERS,
,Boors, .
SLIPPREBB, 1.
• BUSHENS
CHILDREN'S HOOTS,
SHOES A - ND '' ''l'! "
i
ElM=l!l•=fa=l
T. A. MoCLELLAND,
=)MII
IN.DEItWRITEB:I6 - t3ALE,;(II O iO3.O-
4-1 OEBIT.6.—On fiIiTUDDAT - BrOBXII2WAPriI
19th, at 10 o'clock, will be
_sold at .thit.Ocaluziarcial
Auction Boone, 04 Fifth street, by 'eider Of Under
miters, 30 boxes. 21 pea; liummara BatraCt (toffee;
12 bbls. Baudosky Baas; bait boll, Sandualrylkest
6 bbb. Dry Salted. Derrium.:lo.boxos flagand &Deo;
caddied Richmond_ Tobacco; 1 box extra( quality
Chewing Tobacco; 5 boxes Caiandieh :Tobleoe; 10
Ws. Cut and Dry Tobacco; 100' boats . Baratta
Ye
gare half bbl. Bourbon WhiakY; 10 boula Old Cog
nac Brandy. Terms, cash—Par funds:
apl7 Jr. O. DAYLS Aue't.
w Slight Cold,'
clt r3 .9augh.,,,giaiuckteheait
BR° NGH Al, or , . Ofug,tiat,.
.'?' which might be checked
'l'oo\ _ with„ a simple -7 •enViliy,
ffneglected, often. ternvinates
Few are aware of iirbicruiet
ic4- 1 4 the /t
;Piet in its first stage; that which
in the- beginning would Yield - ,WO" - : a
mild remedy, if not., attended to; sain
. the -
_4(ictuue abca'nchicd,..gleacheA
were frac introduced eleven year:l:o4p.
it has been proved that they .are ; .the
best article Wore' the public ybr
,fetualLa," / O'cicbt, 41r.Aanchaia,
;Sat ay Xedafish, the Hailing
Cough in 7fi'anttarnP-Octit,-: and
numerous affectioni . sr the ,.lh'ra~zt,
giving iteinedieie. relief
Public Speakers IV Sing ers
will find them effectual. for . gearing
and strengthening the voice. ,
Bdd by a2Z prug grids and gsaars
in... Medicine, at 25 oentsper•bat.
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Tor aIebRIXON JoLtutort, O u. IRTHIR
B. A. YARNS:STOGIE & CO,R. t3ELLERB & CO.
B. L. FAIINESTOCE & 00., B. T. .4.IIIDERTORT
and TIRRDERSON BROIL doT: T
NEW GOODS 1 __.NEW GOODS!
OIL CLOTH WAItZROLNthq 1 • ,
Noe. ;Sand 213 St: Oar Street, Pittstntrib: •
We are now re.:eltintototwittg ate& of • • •
r mammas on
TRANSPANNNT GRIMM OIL OLIYINS,
• • STAIR OIL' OLOTHB,I - - •
• • • WINDOW SHADIS.' - •
' BUFF HOLLANDS,• •
• • ENAMELED OIL CLOTHS .
•• ' 'BRADT, TRIMMINGS.
Wholesale awl Betall Doyen will 'our alto&
large. oomprlslits Vs sweat ettler end at prim low
tomtit tbe times. 3. & IL PHILLIPS-
NOW ''.A.4111P1N,0. , , - ' • -• "
NEW WALL PAPERB,7'
107 Irlarket Street, near-Lilirty Street,
P.ILBLOES,
HALLS,
. • • DOING
PANEL PAPERS, cpmiNGTA,EIO.
All of whlcli .beisokfia4o
ioxasr aarzErifizrwS.
- 7 1 :11 4 1DBLY'S BLOOD43HARCHER
CAUTION 1-11finy kinks 'tam Lammed ISO
that they have need an article of Nbmil, &archer
Ftr♦ge,rthatiatmv.rztmr.fx4Te*from
hat
mine, &siring me to account A•rit . 'to Mika I on-
Ow. and also caulicuc the public that Co caber" pa
l:Jae artlel*-*t LINDSAY 'II ,BLOOD Eamsoniza
ma be reeds by arty other living nun then 'myself,
sa the Ms. reo4Ps, U 01.0 41011 in:prayed to
kiww" ,6 / a te oar , who ha' CM' ma, nib* WY
amain "ringing It to its promat perfectionand ce
lebrity. I3old by my Agent, and respectable Drug
gists throughout the cormtry: 'The trade 'applied
on liberal term'. 1/A. J. ht. LINDSAY '
, • gugON.4OIIIO3TON.BO* Avant, t
Comet of Sznittldeki and Fourth 'UMW
• -
QUNDREES 'FOR '-VALE:.• •
Vildte MM.
60 o Lake Herring.,
bblo N 0.2 Itookerol,'lorgo.
- 20 LYIt blas. No. 2
Pickled Therrl2E. -
• - 22 bozo POgoiwr /9 •
80,000 Baden Hame.
20000 • Bbooldenc'
26bIbleeDeted Aye, .
-0200 LastrillWWl , loldide: . "
, 73° I til6 115 . _ bit° P4V
'doldds:"Krqd.slw:.,
'.'''EdtddoteLTVOii.b4.`",":
OW'
2146 and 148 Thu street,
JOIMPIL .S.; sup