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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 2L
Atifrilioon interesting natter will be found
on our first and fourth pages this morning.
Loyalty and .Treason..A More De.
chive Policy fireeded.
.:;.,From. all our armies, and from every
;;Atiarter Where the Union sentiment still
exists in the Gonthtwe.hear complaints of
the want of a stringent and vigortur policy
• ' on the part I' oar Government. Treason
- . his aolong • gone unpunished, that it is
growing rampant, and displays ` its venom
;Z. = where, ta n months ago, it was quiescent%
talten - courage from the leniency
erNi; Which-the Government has treated it,
?;dlapnbifpelf,ante it hardly deign_, to hide itself, but lti'..the very capital : Of the
extraordinary .fiarbearance
an . the part of the , overnment is doing the
- :• -. .cause of. the Union mOia . .harm.in the tar-
States than £ll _the are:der - of JEFF.
D ,
AY/S. Union men are In despair. They
'sae themselves denied the protection they
expected from the presence of the Federal
armies,'and are toile tender, =orgies .
• of their = vindictive. secession neighbors:'
• Before the Federaiarmies arrived - lit their
neighborhoods, Unionists derived some pro- .
teetion from the wholesome fear - the fret ! .
had of the punishment :Which ., might
"'f:: ° ' be inflicted upon them; but sincethey find
thentselves unpunished, and . treated in
y many instances with 'distinguished con
zsitteritibit,',' while it may be the Iliehn'itian
the'cold-shoulder,.....theY have - beeciree
i gte arrogant and . vengeful than ever, and
the poor Union man` finds himself in a
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worse plight thin ever.
Liefores rebellion can ever be. thi s
sub
dued; individtud rebels. and traitors must
. .
_.
, 'feel.power, the, pow Of. JIM- government. The
, . •
remedies of confiscatio n and the hangman's
.' .-... rope, judiciously applied, :world be_essen
.--.%.4.,,,..t1a11y Wholesome, anderopld:. do more to:
-7 • •-.
:ward; the iebellioueepirit which
. .
,•
~,, • - ' aides:" than another erny. of -a- hundred
f • - th°lllB4ll /' 4 lell .
.-
. It llmeet extraordinary that the . very
- .... -
men who will see with equaninity thous
'- - .ands of our loyal citizens sacrificed by dis
, . .
.., .
. ease and on the field of carriage, will yet
• , start back- with horror at the idea of
,---- hanging some of the vilest traitors the sun
• .:-. ever shone upon:
—.- :` The leniency of the Government is
be
comingi obnoxious to the- people. They
weary, of this sacrifice-of property and life,, ,
, while theyeee treason and traitors go un
- r .- - -:_ s p ished. :: Loud complaints . are heard in
-- - est ry quarter. It is time a remedy was
• • a lied.
• i
:7 •.Antong the articles before us, calling for
"',some better policy, we copy some extracts
which are wail- worthy of the attention of
- • - `the reader, and'of the Given:merit. In his
last letter to tho Pt-eu , Mr. POILNTr says:
. • -
i I understand that we have a Government
to - serve and to save. - I - understandthat
.:this .Government' is being assailed in the
_ fl - Thattle-field by a formidable and ungrateful
:44`feraiiry: And I understand, also r , that
this advers ary, bloody, crafty, and remorse-
' - - less as he is, has thousands who wish him
success in his career of cartage and of
' : crime- tf a Government thus doubly attack
. 44 is worth defending, it is to be defended by
every mums - confided to the Retentive, the
Legislative and the Judicial authorities, to
. - whom, for the time, its Adminietratios is en
butted. I say by every means, and if one
' . remedy fall; let -another be supplied, and
another, until at last the effective cure-is
'Brand. - I assume, of course, that nobody
doubts that thisis a death-strugglebetween
:--".-Ffeetsdoni ank - despotism, or between a Gov
'.'s 7 eminent of law and order and a fierce and
' - "desperate banditti Haw, then, can any'man,'
• or men, who live in the loyal States, and op =
,1
pose the cause of these States, claim the
protection of a - Constitution and the - ben- i
silts of lives; to whose destruction their !
`' - - 4 Mends in the
,Seceded States have dedi- 1
• cated their lives ? And yet this . class not
only.heartily sympathize with the • rebel
lion, but in all their covert acts claim, and
too often receive, the protection of the Con
etitiition. Such of them as were, arrested
.at .a moment when the country was in the
.....72.indremest peril and.have been released, not
,-, only bring suits against the Federal officers.
..ti'i•. - who discharged their. duties- in securing
their arrest, -but,' in some eases, threaten
the lives of these officers - 1 Elea as I write,
.._, it is believed that known and notorious
_Secessionists walk the streets of Washing
. Pin and Baltimore, enjoying OA blessings
of thin Gorcniment, collect their rent; and, 1
in some cases luxuriate upon the patronage 1
of the • Adminiiitration. ; i , •
', ,•• The property of the Union men in the 1
,', -_ Soeth _is seized and forfeited, they are.'
~ driven from their firesides and their homer,.
, .. and in many cases are executed like felons i
and assassin; without trial ordefence:l
Millions of dollars have in this way been '
' confiscated to the cause of the rebellion;
~.- -'-and in no case has a single act of restitu
,, T. 'tion or compensation been recorded. The
..,- . question arises, whether; under this _hydro
. critical clamor for the Constitution on the
part of those whose hearts are enlisted
against it, tim Adminbitration shall be sm
. barrasied and the great, object of the war
defeated ? . Our brave brothers and friends 1
in the battle-field will look upon this spec
. - tilde. with amazement and horror.
.- • - -
~_- - 7 • , , The leniency of the Government, and the
sufferings and:trials arising from secession
It' -•, its heir inidat;.h'es: aroused a very excited.
5... , . , -f• ,-' --- , e: ettitiiiiffiering-in Maryland, an the Ital
t:••--:-•;,,,, E l more American has given voice to the just ';. feiiiplieitits of the loyal .people in i power,
' •. ' ' ' ' ''' '- ftl"..agiii l e,:frotoWhiehiriftalie the 'follow .7
Ang.ilitractit: - .....: . . -
, So rampant . has disloyalty become here
_ . r
'of late, that the moat open "aid and som-,
:- - fort", furnished' the rebel •causis ies mere.
,f,..„,-- , :'; , snatter of course ; the fact behrrperfoctly I
- A.;;;. •••plain - thee the ,idaryland Secessionists' are I
. - •'. - --. 2 ",'. , '",:„ ..' ink close intercourse with their einfederatel
LAWN, the border, receiving and -giving
`mss le; it would seem, withent much letor i
•--- ' .hladrenoe. - Nay/'• so bold' hive they: be- I
- ....: . coma:on finding that. the worst`offences
.--' - - - --against the'dovernment involve no greater. ,
,'"..• ',
,- ~..,, , lienalikahms. 0 •briet sojourn in the fort,
with,omfortable rations and the notoriety i
. : -...--.. they emir.' of being considered martyrs,
".:- •.--.• I `.; - .,- ; thalhe,perialtj is supposed to be rather. ,
levrtliakeeking thin otherwise, since no den=
... 4,::ger,•Fmlnitger, JO-tannin! thereby; and.
when restorat ion 'and reconstruction takes
• ' si.thisit martyrs ' o "Southern, Sighti".
=wig "MiUmnildered lislutring superior claims'
. ,
~ . .!i.ou. the SouthentStates for trade and pitiran
- .
.• ese.":-The roosteaminal obitervermay recog,
.... . .
--: - --siseell this es ther true state of the ease in
. .
this city; - Bitip , where treason 'taunts it
' •:- T'self with perfect imptinity.' , :le is•-: seen -Ini
-•-
.`,;,'" theiinielt, In thlegangs.a& half - grown Se
emidcmbtly who, in the peculiar togery , -of
%.--!- - -171pri -. Teridnm, 'ventilate: *r treason on
15110i1gei at thOintribeeffirey t o faihiotiti- ..
, - bleuhurilies-la exclamations f r,lsif. Davis,
t
or in denunciation. of the, iit'-Execu
'• •: ''
tine. Itiriiiiiiiectillylmingl fl 4 Ito de,.
11 e
- - ---f isointritiots arhen i , a week : or -• two•sinee,
-• . •
''' •:' , i ,,- the . 'pa/Mate of - - the -, captured '-feliele,
thank oar strietkelieited the inset,: tmea-;',
- ' •- • minable demonstrations on all slaw nob as
"-'5,:,......-..L.tinder-tuhnit:Go'reznaenisr-&- itict°llk°)j
4
•,, - *,*4.icAltle;'l'ouldltive.benitstisitteibfithefrrereid
•:::::.-,,,
~ ties." :4..)mnpgrszr.sznat..... k . 4 ol.l t .
, " . the effente may berepeats&
d r Oulbiltiatic ritheitto the amusement of the' .
onlpsiti tbsiotharwise. And whatindrice;
meat t h e loyal pollee can hare to make sr,
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. :ink iti:.in' sd entinchriurcuinstannesit4i bard to
conceive! Of thiging captured recently on
. board of a craft just ready to sail for rebel
klom—captured at a great cost of labor and
rouble, too—we hear, indeed,khabtheyari
a custedyi and. the -next thing we expect
• hear Lc : that after being comfortably
i ! e
' boarded and left at leisure for a brief period
to concoct new treason,-they- will be turned
' lodise on their . "parole of honor" (I) if the
oath of allegiance should be' too strong: for
their weak stomachs., However, one is just
exactly equivalent to the either' with such,
and neither worth ono straw in protecting
the Government against new plots to in
volve' the loyal of the land in more trouble,
and, danger, and expense. It is one thing
to raise great armies and array them on the
field for deeds of bloodilia another to
tolerate in 'the rear of these armies the very
deeds for which thoniands of their fellows
are mercilessly swept away with shot and
shell or charges of cavalry. And Whatever
charge . is brought against the
.Government
as at present administered, it would be the
last evil'to find it sinking into that condi
tion of indecision and emulating that ac
cursed and. miserable- "imbecility' which
was the one pervading characteristic of the
Administration it supplanted.. We are con
strained to speak strongly of these griev
ances, because they are'forced upon our at
tention every day. Whilst, for instance, a
_rigid censorship is Imoutht to bear upon the
loyal press, because it takes the pains to
defer carefully to the requirements of the
Government, the disloyal—the sympathizers
with treason—publish just what they - please,
openly to give aid and comfort to the enemy,
signally Illustrating, in this case, that , old
apothegm: "Laws catch flies, but. let hor
neta go free." - * - • • 0
:''' 'We bet leave to say; right h ere, that the
loyal men of. Maryland are riot fighting
this hettle merely for their own amusement
or for the amusement of the lookers on, and
it ha .poor- encouragement to the earnest
ankiorter of the cause of the country to find
disloyalty—after a fashion—encouraged to
throw obstacles in the way - merely for the
loyal men to remove. As the matter stands
at present, it needs all the encouragement
the loyal of the land can gather from any
, guar ter to enable 'them . not only to fight
Joe battles of the ' Union, but to stand up
cheerfully under the load of taxation Which.
treason has brought upon them:- Anetwiten
they see men whose sole business, day by
day, it's to fritter away and throw dis
credit on the successes of 'the-Government,
tolerated; When they see men striving-by
false, insinuations,andopen'aiisults to par-
alyze its _efforts, still -going forward un
challenged, well may they accept ` . the
- doubts so industriously thrown out as to
its efficieney and ability to 'deal' with the
evils'of the hour. - •
We
hope, then, to see- these short-com
ings considered and this policy changed.
We do not desire anything like a vindic
live policy in the case, but we should like
to see measures at once adopted better cal
culated - le put down treason; calculate(' to
tea& it that it has no place' amongst the
loyal, unless it is made to skulk in its ap
propriate holes and corners away from the
light of open day. Either it is a crime, .or
it is not. If it is a crime, the agents of the
Government- hsve.been and areremiss in
dealing with it as it deserves. If it is not
a crime, let no have it proclaimed, so-that
we may • ell be remanded at once to the
same level, for it is positive-cruelty in
dulge longer in that rose-water treatment
only suggestive of timidity and weakness,
Which but encourages revolt to deal with it
at last on the battle-field.
Union Men at the South.
Generals Ifunter'and 'Burnside - have
solved the problem of the existence of a
etrong.linion sentiment in the. Carolinas.
To construct works for the defence of our
army there come to the National lines large
numbers of men, whose aid is not only in.
valuable, but indispensable : These loyalists,
it is observed, are uniformly' of African or
igin, a circumstance that greatly enhances
the value of their services.--Pittiburgh Post.
We find the abore in the editorial columns
of the Post, but whether it was copied from
some other paper, or written by the editor,
we cannot definitely make out. Be this as
it may, the prominence given to it is a
hopeful sign in that long-bmlighted quar
ter.. We hardly expected the editor would
So soon have been compelled to acknowledge'
the loYilitiof.the blacks in - Tthis_great re
bellion, and to admit. their. "invaluable"
and "indisperfeable" services. They alone
are faithful to the. Government which has
treated them so shabbily. in the past. -We
,
hope now post hai gone so tar, it
will take the neit natural and logical step,.
that of recoutmending that this noble loy
alty shall meet with itedue.reward, that of
liberty. - The-owners of these loyalists are
rebels„and it is but tithall punishment
for their outrageous treason, to take from
under their absolute control these faithibl
leyalists—and it is but,sheer justice to the
loyalists, to free them from the oppression
of their secession oppressors. We shall be
glad to welcome the _Post into the grand
'Anti-Slavery army,
,
frOin - Gcnefill Mitchel.
The following telegnsphie dispatch from the
gallant and liCtires. General Mitchel' was on
Wednesdiy evening_ receivedby: a. friend and
relative in. Now York:
•
ERADQUARRZRai THIRD Divnitori.
Ilurrevrtut 'April 'l5 1862. f
:. - The enemy lave butned biidges to stop my
advance upon Chattanooga, and hese mud the
seine 'brilliant strategy to hold my, column
'hick trim — Corinth; but-tor this. we Should -
We .ha ie te oct Tascianthla and Plot-
•
We hive penetrated a magnificent, cotton
region; hive taken anll now hold aad• ran
inure than 100 miles Of ralway, -well sleeked
with machineryind in One condition: I have
abandcned the idea of ever coming nearer to
an enemy than long cannon range. This is
the thirclatate•throngh which I have hunted
him 'withatir success. O. M. Mrrcaite.;
.
. Brigadier-Oeneral.-
. ,
if • have recelied, from Jlon: R. MalCaratrr,
• corrected copy of th e r new: Tax Bill as It
.Piece. tii . s - -RotietLand went', - before the doca:.
.witioo of .the Senate, where It in' now , pend-.
Thoa•'-of are
'WAthis impo rtant ineaeut• can haiev.•• Op=
.
portnnity of examining the bill by calling at.
CABINET 'lttruons.=-A Washhigton letter
.
to.the Novi Yorti BotninY Port says: '
The town bas.been full of rumors, for a•
day or, two past. of the resignation of one or.
more members of-the Cabinet, and some' of
the assertions ',upon the subject have been
very positive. - So fir as the . rtimois point
toward. Mr. Weller they are utterly with
out' foundatiOn, ho haying he .ideo of re ,
signing ids portfolloi and if he ware to de
so the President woul d not accept it. The'
toitlCot Wit character respect.,
and. 111 r, Stanton are gen
erally-originated.-by the : enemies of these
gentlemen,. with-.the purpose. of familiar,
Jiang the country to the. idea of a _Cabinet
.
Wave Gan.andrr Do.vi.—The Union
mate:ander Plitiburghhis been engaged
iniseventeen' tittles ;tinder the foldi of the
flag ofthe truffedAtat!s, fourteen a 'which
have been fought, during tic'Ereec.. t re
l!dutouri bo: held the' various.
rinks Of Colonel,. Acting, Brigadier.. GOtt
eralr,Brigadier _General and-Acting Afe:Re
aerated:- , ffs'lmill-the chief continual , at
Belmont; YorCDonelitori,..Forti Henry,
of thoaa7ourieea battlei%
and stirit • ingifestal by hi. condu c t
Swat Iteitifs*lt_.Molido7 Boy
whiirolis brevcttedj ~t. not died vftb
in him now he is s Major Chriteral..4N::Y:-
i.:i:E.::‘,t' f '..-!-:::`;::!7,-2A - ii i ..;. : » . :4i-.g,.!,;‘:; , , - "t3' 1 , ,i-1.*4:.;,f . rt.,..i,- . ,^ , ; . ?
MEM
Dots IS , aald,That Mr.
Wickliffe, of Kentucky, Eason° home with
three or foul' slaves.which he
,brought to
'Washington with him In December. Not
liking to talks thexii over .to the govern
ment at tbree hundred dollars apiece, he
takes them back to .Kentucky, not feeling
in the best . of humors over the passage of
the Emancipation bill
PUBLIC • AWTICES
r.- -- LECTURE AT THE LRON CITY
OrY COLLEGE, corner of Penn and Bt. Clair sta.,
THIS HORNING, at II o'clock
coriTavrrs.
10'PROFEOR BKOOKS.—URAND
31AT & BELL. at MOZALIS BALL. TICIALSDAY
Er.stso,lll4.l. ler. 1862. Tickets, admittlog a Oen
tleroau and two Wiwi. gi. op/A
DISTHIC I' AT AURAET .—W.
YOrrrrr wM 100 a candidate for nomisitiot
to the Mike of District Attorney. subject to Ole do
cision of the Republican County Convention.
splibta
101,DISTEICT A'll'OßEY.—Joax M.
KIIMPATIII.I will be a candidate for_ nomine
tion to the above °Mee, before the nest Nominating
Republican County Convention. aplS . dawtc
Tr . :1)1 s'rui toy Ariumm& g t
. - wY Id. Wautox of Allegheney city, will be a
tandidate for nomination to the above °Mee, to the,
Convention to be called by the Republican Lioco
tire Pommlttee.
rob2fric
.
E Y . —The . Ul}-
s• doreigned will be a candidate for the above
office Whirs theßepublican Notalaatlageoovention.
MARSHALL BWA UTZ W ELDER.
mhl9:deveter t
UNTY WALMISSION
a- eIgiATHAZI NEELY,: of Lower SL Clair.
will be supported for County Comnbelaner before the
'evnblican County Conroe:ion. ap7:dawto?
5T,917% SENATizzem
candidate for iheikpobli= 1 30. 0 ="1"
Jim the, State Senate. ap3:to
BP ECI✓IL JrOTICES.
M - BUILKE 6c BAILNES,
FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER SAFE,
BANS VAULT IRON FAULT DOOR, AND
STEEL-LINED BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE
MANUFACTURERS.
Noa. 129 ma 131 Third deed, between Wood and
Senthitetdstreeta—Nora, eat
ger
BANS . LOOKS always on band. m 625
jv 4 . - "To the Young or
MALE OR .FEMALE,
U you hat's been iluitering Item a habit indulged in
by the 'YOUTH OF ROTH SEXES, which canoes so
many alarming ayroptanss, it unlit. them for Mar.
siege, and is the greatest evil which can befall MAN
OR WOMAN.,
Bee syniptima enumerated in advertisement., and
if you are a 'Whiner,
1:Int out the Advertisement,
And send ler it at Otte.
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for Heinsbeld'a.
Take no other.
Bora,* of Counterfeit:roma hisitaf °'"" . mh26:d t aw t`
,M - MANHOOD; How Lost Row
Lttaranzal—Jast Paabiithed, I* a &Wad Es. lupe.
Price Sir O.
A Leann, on the Nature, Treitinent and R. dioal
Cure.' Bpermatorrhcee or Seminal Weaktune, Invol
untary Emle•loos,Seival DebiUty, and Impediment!,
to Marti/ups generally, Nrrvonenent, Consumption,
lipilepey and lac Mental and PhYntral Incapacity,
restating from Self-Abrm, Ac..- By BODY. J. MIL.
PER itiVNLIA, 8 D., Authorof the "Green Book," Ae.
"A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS,"
Sent under ilea, In a plain envelope to any addnee,
peat-laid, on receipt of ea cents, or two pcntaue
etantPt. by Da. CU. J. C. KLINE,
127 11. , aidway, N. Y., Poat.,oMce Box 458 e.
aplr3mdanT
'To horse Owners.—iik. Sweet's
I lit WAL LIBYA LINIMJCNT .10R 110118111 is unri
valled by any; in all over of Larcener, arising from
Sprains, Brllll6ll, or Wrenehhem Ifs effect is magic&
and certain. Hamar or Saddle Gob, Stretches,
Mange, ie., it will also are speedily. 13111i1121 and
Ringbone May be easily prevented and cured in their
indpierit Magee, but confirmed rare are beyond the
possibility of *radioed cure. No Mr of the kind,
however, le so desperate or hopekae but it may be el.
leviated by this framer, and it faithful applies-
Son will &Prays remora the larcener Mad enablettis
horse to travel with COMpliallithe SIM
Every bore ownerehould have this remedy at hand,
for it thinly use at the first appearance of bamsper
will effectually prevent Geer tininidable draw
ron
tioaod, to which all homes are liable, and which ren
der so many otherwise valuable borer nearly worth
ier.
Bo I. SELL2IIB 4 , oo...dgmats, oarner of Wood
and Second atresta. BMW:mean. neeolaydnwar
M - Lake Superior Copper Still and
SHICLTING WORKS, Pirruman.
•
PARK, APCURDY & CO:,
Magmas:tams of SHEATHING, a/LAMERS' AND
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS,
RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, WALTZ& SOLDER.;
a/so Importers and &alms In METALS, TIN PLATE,
SHIM IRON, WIRE, &c. Constantly on band,
TINKERS' IitACIMICS AND. TOOLS.
War.mooss, No. 140 Plat 'and 120 Second Knots,
Plasborgh, Penn's.
te Special orders of Copper cut to any &dm/ tot
m. •
e Confeuions iu4.llxpermAce .
tat INVALID Published tor the &mat an d
m a warning and • caution to yolibag man who surfer
from Marron Debility. Premature Decay, du; cop
plying at the same time the means of Self. Cure.
By one who lin cured himself after , bebg put to
peat expense through malleal imposition - mud pink
try. By enclosing • pastvald addressed antelope,
Waif. corm may be bad or the author, NATif g.
litt .1114.191A11t, Es 9.. Dodkani a IL-MP Q 4,1 4. It
robllAyana '
Mx.
In:mum D0cum555........-.—..wiuox sitht.su.,
arROBINEWN, &
LEHR,' SOUXDTAS £XD XsCuroutirs, Wssoutoros
Wow, Pittsburgh, Nun's.
'Onnci, No. 'albums? 8117.27.
Matutfauturs adkinda of STEAM ENGINES AND
MILL MACHINERY, :CASTINGS, RAILROAD
WORE, STEAM BOILERS AND. SHEET IRON
WORE.
1 6 8r4OBBING AND BIPAIRING done on short
ntotice. -
mleAdly
J: Ct. 1LL11PATA1C1G........41,1/. L. IV/1110.
IarICIRKPATRICK, BURNAP'
(SOotiostro to J . O , . Htavmrnhl k C 0.,)
.10.scpiteri and Wholeaal• Dealers In LAMM,
-9.4*NZYB. S HADES, cif iainELEos.
IlerWbolesala Agent. for HUB% OELEIIII.I,TED
IL Edlid/NATILNO AND LUBRICATING CeitßON
OILS, • No. .119 Moon brim. opkwite . iit. Citailes
Hotel, Pittatmra; Pa: • jaib:lid
••• • JOHN.'. COWMAN • it. BRO.,
Dantlecturers of IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTS
AND VAULT DOORS, WINDOW SUUTTERS,
IV/NDOIV GUARDB, &a, Non ID Seccaid street end
86 Third street, between Wood and Matibet. , • -;
Hanson': hand a. variety of-new. Patterns, tamp'.
and Plain, suitable for all Purposes.
Particular attentfon Odd to eneleidog Graiatets..
Jobbinir den!, at abort' otice. •' • uh 9
g.. - 11t.seaurith..11 War
.
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NattuDetniers of OAST WITNI4 Woo, SPRING,
PLOWAND - A;D, !WELL, STNEL - BEItl NOS AND
Afram. potoer agar aitd Vinit'iNests, Plitabnigh,
Mr'N. • KOLKEB dc, BOMB, Dealers
In FOREIGN AND, DOMPSTIO BILLS OF IX,
°BANOS, .OBILTIPIOATICS OP DLPOSIT, BANS,
"NOTES AND spring, Nt.,.15T Ifiuket Plus.
` Malr:Oolinctlons insdn on nu twin - 40.1,4th'
hionigent ins Ilitted Staten. " 1629
S. B. 4-0. P. /if AlticuP 4 Paper
KANUFACITORMS Nada/Wont la BOOK, PUNT,
OAP, LIM= AND ALL KUALA OF , WAAP.,
Irma '
ifaiirme esiaorro4 trio. , No. 47'WoOd1trod to No.
• zi &Weiatald.aess, '
arceini'oa 'rani TOR Ridilk :
OP,
WAEDINGJORD 0 011.11 1 / 1 344 M NUNAN!: pad
whttlesal• dada. 541"
TIM, =I Piativa •igginard!,y., No- 26 , wood - mist,
A: archant
:LOU, No:t4 Si. Otaaii Etna?. DT. Triglei" Balla
hig. Pitiably/6. Pa. -
ROMS& B AC •1 it 'ISPIC • 7
—2O down quarts and plgt. Chula:mg Chew
Chow Piccalilli, Osnillflows, Onions. Hind,
Walnids... , Also, Hasbro= and Wilma /Catchup,
Bing. John Ball. Woreisteratrs and Bulbuls
Elances,}uta mailed and for sale, +thalami@ and rs 7
ilv i
Ain as_ JOHN A. 23 al/AW.
Apr/ , ' Oman Lthotrry 1 litirik.
— AItUfl,-100 tides' irrearl
842th.t"rd iarricow i li aLilisAar,
Na. In Mom strw.
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pLUMBINO,
PITTING,
Dose In a eoperlor wanner by
LZOZ=MIZM
NO. 129 FOURTH STREET
I NJPEVI'ORS AND GAUGERS FOR,
THZ CITY OF PITTSBURGH. —An Act rola.
tire to Inspectors sad Gaugers for the county of Al.
legheuy and city of Pittsburgh, parsed by the Legit"
lature of Pernotylvanla, and approved April 6th, Isbe.
The following is that portion of the above act which
applies to the city of Pittsburgh :
am- 6. That the o:leucite of the city of Pittsburgh
be and are hereby authorised and empowered to ap
point • suitable person as Ganger for said city; whose
dutylt shall be togange ell liquid merchandise offered
for We in said city, and to inspect aildomostic liquors
which May" be gauged by him, and shall mark upon
the casks or ether vends containing the same quan
tity therein contained, and the lull capacity of sorb
vessel and in the ewe of domestic distilled liquor.,
the proofeand degrees thereof, and In all cameo cutest
said marks by a gauge mark, which shall be the ht•
ter P, which maid gauge mark may , Weltered by rev
olution of said Councibq and not otherwise. Pro.
tided, That nothing heroic contained shalt authorize
or require; the geyser so appointed to tusneet, gauge
or mark any domestic distilled spirits tractile menu
factored, refined, sold or off-red for sale In the County
of Allegheny ouuddenf mid
wh city. •
Sec. O. That any person o shall fraudulently
counterfeit - , forge brand or m d
aps upon any ca,
barrel, or tray o tter vessel coluainiug any liquid
me chandize, or shall fraudulently alter, deface or
erase the brand, scrape or other mark of the City
Gauger upon or from any such task, barrel or other
rowel, shall be liable to a penalty of tett dollars for
each and every cara r barrel or other vessel upon or
from which be shall to fraudulently counterfeit,
forgo, brand,scrape, alter, deface or erase such brand,
scrape or mark of the City Gauger. . •
Sec. 7. That any preen other than the City Gauger
or 14 deputies, who shall gauge any liquid iverch.-
diso or inapect any domestic distilled spirit., within
the city of Pittsburgh, and shall charge or tee. ive
any Compensation therefore, shell forfeit and pay the
sum •of ten dollars for ev th. offense and any
person who shall aell or offe re rs te Weald ofty any
liquid merchandize, le casks, barrel, or other vessels,
bears elm Mile shall have bran gauged and marked
by raid Gauger ' shall forfeit and pay the aunt of one
dollar for each creek:barrel or other newel sold or of
fered fur sale. Prorided, That this section shall not
apply, to domestic distilled spirits or oils manufac
tured'or refined within the rabidly of Allegheny out.
side of the city of Pittsburgh.
lire. S. That the Gauger their hare power and
authority to bore through any part of any Tweet by
him gagged, (or the permits of detecting any etta
paled impseition, ant any person detected in any
ouch attempt at Imposition, slag forfeit and pay the
anoint ten clothing,
Sec. 9. That the Bald Ganger shall, when called
upon by the vender or Jenrette/ter, gauge and inspect
any liquid merchandise by him previsously gauged
and marked, and If upon such Subsequent impaction
wild vessels shall be found not to conform to quantity
and quality to the marks thereon, the person offering
the saute for sale, shall, uptick conyiction of any
fraudulent leteetlOn or action upon his part, forfeit
and pay the suit of Ova dollars for each cask, barrel
or other Teasel. which shall be found deficient and
when the same shall conform with the marks of sold
Gauger, the fees shall be paid by the purchaser, °th
in.* the lame ellen be paid by the person or persons
offering the same for sate.
Sec. lu. That the said Gauger shall receive for the
p.rformance of the duties herein prMided for, any
number of casks or barrels not ascending tiro, but
More than Often centaeack;.fur any number of casks
or barrels not exceeding mix, not more than fire cents
each; fur any number of casks or barrels exceeding
sin, not more than Give cents each; and for the in
spection of domestic. distilled tell:its; In'addltion to
.
the tee for gauging, not mere than two muds for each
cask or barrel. .
Soo. 11. That Mould Ganger shall keep all accu
rate account of all services performed 'by him and
Ida deputies, and of the foes by him and them to.
ceived, and shall Vender an account theteof to the
Controller of said city of Pittsburgh monthly, under
oath, and shall, pay into the Treasury of said city
such proportion of said fees as shell be determined by
said city.
thm. 12. That the used Ginger shall have authority
to appoint deputies, for whose acts he shall be re.
sponslble, and writ should be by him removable at
pleamm, and before entering upon the duties of his
office shall give bond to the city of Pittsburgh In an
amount to be filed by the councils of, asid'city, con.
&Honed for the fai th ful performuce'of his duties.
Szc. 13. That allpenaltles provided by this act be
recoverable u debt. of like amount are now by law
recoverable, by melt in the name of the Mayor, Al.
darmon and Gitizsaisof Pittsburgh, one-half for , the
use o f -thslilayonWderinen nod, Clitlzens. and the
other.half for the use ofthe party suing fort be same.
Sac. 14. That the Councils of said city of Pitts
littmh be and are hereby authorized and empowered
to regulate the duties ad mild Ganger. and to enact
any ordinance in reference thereta. Pro With the same be not inconsistent with this actor
the Constitution and Laws of the United States, or
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the-or
dinances of said city now in form shall be and re
main valid notil the same be altered, amended or
repealed.
taco. 16.. That nothing In this net contained at all
regain the Inspecting or ganging of any liquid mar
chandise that may hire limnoonce (Impacted 'or
gauged by the proper officer in the mannerpreacri bed
In the preceding sections. aprllt
Ene • eivVE WORKS.
A. BRADLEY.
No. 30 Wood Street,
CORNER SECOND, PITTSIRTROR
Mamafeature glad wholasede arid retail dealer In all
ktadaof.
000 E, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
bad I'B raottre, raNDER4 a,*
our rumple room May b.sfostka' the
CELEBRATED GAS BURNING 000 K EMOTES
. .
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the unuiteotertdeh bits been .(oily bated by thou.
ands, and the Stotts yiontnineed tutegnakd by any
In the market; together with a great many other
dertrable patterns.
We have law very largo areorteverit of
PARLOR AND,HEATING, STOVES,
lanbraciag .ome of 11:o BEST PATTUSB now of-
fend. to the public,
.WirTANOY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS end
TENDERS, of the newest styles.'
0011 MON KITCHEN BOW AND 'TAW
GRATZ; all of sfbichare offered at eery low prices.
rSpecial Inducetoents offelod to builder* In pent
of GRATE FRONTS...-. tolOßAroti
A NNUAL OF SOIENTI - F IC DiSCOY
' Last Poems of glisabeth Barrett Browning; Voi4'
.. •
avik .wm.with her other wort". . • -
•.
The True BtOry of the Barons of the *filth ; or the
Rationale of the American (feudist.
Prison Life In • Tobaeco Warehouse at Richmond;
by a - Ball's Bluff Prisoner. • . ••
• For rah by • • ' •R. B ..DAVIS.
ap2l -
.• • No. sa Wood street.
TIEBARR'S METHOD, wherebrisvery
JL, person
fortunes. 'a inmpstelacy, sugmariy ob." ,
tale Urge : By 'doylies ths plan laid dOwn
be•Debarr, all will be able to . it snider theirown hiss;
and 11g • tree. Pewits wish : lug to obtain the mcrat,,
still inane one dollar, stating their ege, Income and!
All comaanlottbw whotherinarried or single.,
yeoufkbontial. • Addmse
•
• ItItNO BISSAU'S
Station A,'NeW Pork P; n ,
WiTitg Tu. PitOrEILTY.
401
IRB IN,THE CITY Olf PITTAHUTIOH.—AII
therm who, bare neatened to pay the Ararat Metall-,
mew" of their' Grading and Perla' Arieumbut.ihe
hereby notteratibm it they whit to mold eteticipda
aid auterintent; t bey • will ;call 'mortis-tidy awl ti.r
'outdate 'all arrears _that utay be etaudlag unpaid et
thin dale, April id, W.M. ElolllsAtlitf, -
. 44 Q,Booz ry in , !siotur, ExposED,..;:
tvepersen'sbould'resd IlblawasOntullsook.
.axbd lama - how
ANDERSON mystify their .aadltors. sgesfee
pad . o!aptteespent loaxbautlbis. . • •
Patimrsat r ok,47B.
pubud„,,,,b, --w.
ror ° ! , s.P 4 °kir Ma 4 t.
ado. of p r i m . . , tit !../
aplltat
• 400 betbIly.; Wltterlibt " • .
lie r eel Ted and fir;fialle by . 7 11 ' 1 1%16T U.4SO6LINS:
IaTELHAT.-21 bbli and • White
V jot molted. mid gEW 111,11 4 — '
• . eataer Ififirkid Yd Pint emote:- - •
;FKSSi3H• ROLL.;BUTTER... Y .
bbl. Fresh Hotta{ • ,•••
lust rirelsid bed brisk, by J. A irrizza,
on Corner **riot aid First 'trots,
ULM& LKAII-15,WU lbs., for sale
on. A. resissroor 00.
B. Intl • L S' V. 11-25 gross for
sot _
-7 5 bb . fresh. iiy . dFauhe
NACausest lust !waited - awl tarsal -
ATEW UELKAP WALL PArkitt now
in gnat vadoty tBa Ittr Mark* Irina,
n ftr lawn/. *MO JOB. lA. 811Q11011.
SEND TO A BROTHER, -
, ; „:- . 6l,nuram, Wiwi maim •
oki
For sale by
WOOD AND, THIRD FaßgErr&
It coats/at Pan, Ink, Paper, Pend!, ZnYekpow,
Obeekers and Oberkerboard, and yet mamba only
IN Wawa by 2 Inches. apl/
OAS AND NMI
p2LINTEHIS WANTED,
FOR TWO GOOD. HANDS.
103
NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
SECOND BOOR ABOVE ARCH, UP
LADIES' DRESS Ml* MINOS; dv.
The Copartnership heretofore existing between
KAUFMAN d LO i 3
Mating been dis olved by'mutual consent, thei under.
signed respectfully informs the "patrons and friends
of the old Brut, sad the trade in general; that he has
taken ail the up -stairs rooms of 1i0.103 North Eighth
street, above Arch street, Philadelphia, to continue
the manufacturing of all kinds of DRESS, OLOAE,
and MANTILLA TRIMMINGS FRINGES, BUT.
TONS, TASSELS, CORD, MEAD-NETS, of all de
scriptions, dc., Ac. Arid will offer Inducements In
price and quality, as well nu prompt attendance to
orders, in ermy article appertaining to his line.
WM. LONNERSTADTER,
No. IU7 North Eighth at., above Arch at.,
aplie lm Philadelpekt.
NOW A KRIVI_NIi
NEW WALL PAPERS,
107 Market Street, near Liberty Street,
•
PARLORS,
HALLS,
DINING ROOMS,
VESTIBULYS,
KIPOHICHS, Ate
• •
PANEL PAPERS, CEILING PAPERS:
All or which will be sold at the
LOWEST RATES F,OE 04811.
JOSEPH Et. Hamm
BIMUiIMi
TAKING OF ISLAND NO 10.
And dl the other recent engegemeut,
RAIIIIOTH PICTURES tell] be found In the
NEW YORK YLLRBTRATRD RZWN,
LYSLIE'S ILLIIISTBATZD NEWBP+PER,
•
AND. HARPEIIII WYRICE..
For nab by the single copy, subscriptions received
and Donlon eupplied. by
JOHN P. 11UNT,
limonite Rail, Fifth it, Pittsburgh end N. N. comer
Death Cononor, and Federal it., Allegheny City,
FLOUR.
500 Mils. chola Baker's Flour.
300 " " Bt. Louis White Wheat;
100 " Yes of Ohio " •
101.) •' _ Premium • " "
100 " Goff'. Milts
100 "•
kraall
100 •• -• "
• Bye Flour.
In More and for saleat Bel( LVY & GREGG'S
apl9 No. 237 Liberty street.
pATENTED OCT. 8, 186
Dithridge's Patent.
OVAL LAMP CHIMNIE:I,
Manufactured of
XX FLINT GLASS.-'
Thew Chimnies am intended fur the
flat flame, which heating all pan. of
the glass equally, does not coma it to
cracking
D, DITUBIDGE,
Fort Pitt CIWo Work.
Washiagtou street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
CINCINNA'IY LEep WuKK~.
IcCORNICK, 0121380 N & CO.
IIAN UFACTURERS or
Lead Pipe,
Sheet Lead
ALSO DILALNI/S IN
Pig Lead,
Patent Shot and
NINTH Srairr. arrwzirs Mui .sam BircaxosX.
Being exclusively habit Leed Trade; we can Ihridsh
the above to totter advantage to Dausaa, and on
'arras Cm terms, tken can be had elsewhere.
• : •
JOHN r.,ISALIAM6 (.XJ.,
. 80 . 44 _Water Bbset, New York,
orrsa von star, now ontrsn ant= bionnak
1 3013X1, Or TRILTI own swroararton,
OOGNAO BILANDIND—Otard, Dopy 4 Oa, Plnet
tnettllon k (tx, and other brands of TRAMS vintices.
dark and pale, In halves, quarter* and 1404115.
„„,
BOCHhLLE BRAND/ itB—Pallevnhdo. A. cog, .••
note, &author brands, dark and pals, In the masa
package*.
HOLLAND GIN-4. P.R.-Won dOo.'slicheldion,
and Wee Drop, c pipes, three-gr. plpos and mos.
ItII)I—St. Croat and Jaznalca—selectsd bratub.
W1115K113-11ahan's Irish nod Beunsey's &nth._
WINED—Port, nary, Madeira, Bordeaux, ribuke
and ethers. of ratio® grades,. OlL—Dyesßordeaux Tabl, in cases and baskets.
fe7am
'THE BEST SQUVENIR - .
OF THE :WAR I
On April .9i3. lie, dill apkat:a NeR Monthly Llitriat
BALLADS OF . TRH WAR
•A series of
- . •
"PICTORIAL LYRICS;
Prom the wellknows pen of
MR. A. J. H. DIIGANI4, lfegmtransl •
y illustrated Irons original dr:gA tar:
the bed artists, and beautitallyprinted on hobgesaisd
paper. A part will apprar every month; including;
among. other things, DEATH LL EL L S IIIATZE.,
DEATH OP LYON, Or WORTH,
NEWBERN. BALL'S BLUFF. PORT • ROYAL,
DORT DONEIMON. 'PITTSEITROW LANDING;
ROANORM, HAMPTON ROADS, PHA RIDGE,
Ac.,, As. The whole fanning an • - •
rz.z.imra.4 TR) posrldez saunters:: .
~ • . .
of grary Min in the ;Inewnt!inost important sirup'
glo (albs history 'of this great nation. tt
Part I. wattled : THE MARCH TO THE CAP
ITOL, (of
the
Regiment of Miasichnostta) will
• dingle Parts. (monthly; tree by pct,),..:...ES eta
One year, (II usonthlygarta) 00
Liberal terms to the Mrs* Chtbe and Canvassers:
Apply to • JOHN , ROBINE, •
P. O. box, 3,940.—ab1a3m - ST Park RearrNi. T.
. .
- •i.~:iefiY
BUT : BUTT YDLIOBD'S ossAlw SAMUTirth
.
Made f ro m oomatonialt:. It le pallidly healthy awl
pas, ..d will malt* betta, lighter sad zoom hind*,
cooking than any other Beltran. laths - world. It Ii
perfectly low beat all impurities, andlmpala a
, ream - ilk... Ow food. ':Plasma i pee it ono.
_trial. It your grocer tuanot go it tell him to get it
ber 'ankle, ode wholinal• and Mall at
_ „JioDiurr JAtavi.-
tom. Noa.i t Aba 9 D iamond;
plonGßApll , ALBUMS
,asn:.;'_
, • .oesp,inoToils,
•
: ? !" ,(116 7 *turn - .
f " Tri d - ' ova e.5.V394
500 Obis. alike alitTie.7lollr
1 00 - NM or Ohio Widts . Wheit.
100-" Premium Whits Wheat,'
JOU - ! . ..' , ltaperist Whit. Wheat, • -
Ia store L
,li!?4eirso'grat
4011' No. Z 7 Lik.rtyptrest.H
=MMM
lAR. CHARLES H. STOWE,
11
pay9lcur.4xt spa° xo
oak% rrat so-7Zprzt4t, anwr.
°wow. aOotinroze ii;g; i;ineasioa Bei*
'Amalarantrarri.-
O. JO
aft Ira.= ernessi,
• nressagga.
EMff2ME
L- -
~~?,ke~~`r-,
ISTRADY WORK
DOWN & SMITHSON,
No. 77 YourtS ii
I• BAD DRESSES I
PITTSBURGH LANDING
HANMUSRUJOEFS,
YOB LADIES, 'FROII $1 TO - $ 30 ,C0,
FOR GENTLEMEN, FROM 19* TO SIAS,
The hiked and cheapert dock la the ell', at
'HOENE'S TRIMMING STORE,
•pl 9 - _. 77 and 19 Market street.
Wholesak Booms, Second and Third Stories
We take pleasure In r announcing to our customers
that - our New Wholesale Millinery Rooms are now
open, and have Just been Oiled. ri h a very huge tad
choice stock of Bowls's, of all Muds. INFANTS'
and 11188 LS
FRENCH' L /L O W ERS AN D '
RUCHES.
BONNET
MOWERS AND' RUCHES.
RIBBONS, buns • the New Tat Auction
Salsw.:the best ourortinent and the cheapest we have
ever offered to the trade. BONNET EILICII,TAR
LSTAINS, ENGLISH CRAPES, BOMBAZINES,
BLACK and WHITE SILK LACES, - and every
other articierequilitefor • first class fidilinery Inas.
Country"Merchanis end Milliner. 'are invited to
exuatio• our stock before making their purchases.
• JOSEPH HOENE. •
No.. 7T and 711 Market at. .
r um AUIfrION.
601:1 YARDS PLAID JACONT. at 25 c ents
BEAUTIFUL PATTNITITS AND CUE& P 37*.
NNW AND BEACITITUL DRES3 GOODi,
NNW STYLI HAQUI23 AND OLOANS:
And Bar Lead.
VERY RICH PRINTED GRENADINES,
INELDLE WORK AND DOEKiiti,MIUP,
PRINTS AS CHEAP AS iVER,
Block Min.
BLEACHED AND UNfiLEACHED =BUNS
; ' low.
DRY GOODS,'
J: M. BURCHFIELDOB
8E8AGY.14 . 14. 'karats, worm .98 cents.
DEL 2O 2 3 . km 20 "
. .
xsasow MOS OILK/4 13r 73 oent..
itatirr sTrii toittsicrotoziit: ••_
.
FANCY BILKS for 6 0 Cin3l4 =to.
EPHING ILUMU AND BAQUKS.
1 0 111114)1Dilaig; nbi4sig to tbs city:
Don't Lit to tall, ai tits stock to attain on and
at pettythat make sham groat hatgataa,
lIM
r, 413 'l' It 11,01IVEM.
MEM
HuGus%
to ma.;
• . 1 v9 1 .+ 1 471 - . 7 Rom,ii.ts TO SI,TB 77/CO !AID
IVANtED=-1,000 barrals Orude Fe.
Lumain9,7oB,,Amor,
IWANTlteounty
.• r'010416-:lll7iiii*if !Rev
blithea tebr. l 4l:4BOL • -
- • 11,11f6L/Myk 4
_
N BlitO - 1 . • 0.-, boxes, , tful;sr
cankl, , onlioaitaximat r i3lllllo 11 , 7 -
- !wax nrcioarr - it..00.
. - _
~~;
1 DS.
SACQUES AND MANTLES, -
An unrivalled aisortment, fur $3,50 to S5O.
SILKS.
FIGURED BILK .GGLOBZD, 'fopm 623{,0. to ilittx.
PLAIN AND STRIPE. from .40 to / 100 .
SOLID COLORS, at all prices.
BLACIK COLORS, a superior article, $l Gad meanie.
DRESS GOODS,
-The most complete stock on exhibition, from 12y,c
toil per yard,
, BARKER & CO.'S
• 59 ,, Jfarket Street.
N. B.—No deviation from first prime. apl9
CHINULIN.K DICAPKRIE
Another lot . of Om favorite
FErson.sicnrra.
In thee slue, roetired.* expreakand for sae by
apla ICATON. • 00., IT firthiL
'jUST -IMPORTED!
Beautiful styles of -
BALMORAL SKIRTS: ion 861111131 wsea.
The first lot Just received this day. iadiee ars In.
ril EATONand examine the Myles, at
1319 MAORIIM Ji r0.`151...17. Fifth at.
RAIS NETS
Or ENTIBILT NEW:WIRLEB,
Jut received from New York. Sold Whok4elwend
. • retail , br-
EATON: VACUUM & CO., 17 nith .l
.K.NTLIK M EN'S • CiOU.De.
G
FINN SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIRE; GLOVES,
JNALIIIOBII,BOBPZNDERS, HANDEER. •
' CHIN fB,• MERINOS,' BILK
AND COTTON lIDERBIIIBTB
To all of walen wlnvite es special attention.
apl9 EATON, MACIIUM CO., 17 711th et.
a i ala mil ula aa i
SECOND LARGE ARRIVAL THIS 8E4130N
'HORNE'S MIMEO STORE,
Noe. 77 and 79 Market St
Recel•lnQ .c,4 opening drily
C. HANOON LOPE & CO.,
74 Market Street
- 011R4F FOR OASEI,
Auother lot of
!.412Str,000DS
. 4 . 7
li2ll/ DEM GOOD&
sm . ism about,
law intro &Kos,
luny. inualioNni.
Nit*
xinr salaam.
citaoos.
'YP=W ' CLLIOOB, ` `
o.miool.
:T/f• 0 ft MGM
:,:. ,, ,;g . ..:i• ,, ,.r'' , •.0 : .' , ? -,,^,• 4
_ _ __
E-9T;otHEid.LitI..O.I.edNAAL.ri..C.HIEL.IS,BiuRAIanuTE4I
ENEHA.L TOM THUMB T
• SMALLEST MAN ALIVE.
At MASONIC HALL. kr a abort thee only,,coni.
mincing SHIDAT, April 25th. Two 'brilliant inter.
taluments each day-afternoon at 3 o'clock, and
trentas at II o'clock: DoOrs open belt an bone pre-
Mann vious. - -
On Satntday morning, at IS:, an Itztne Morning
The Little General will bo malted by '- •:.
Mr. W. TOMIN, the Great Erigllth Maritime end
Buffo, from the Nobility's Conant, Lowdon. .";
Mr. W. DE THEE, the American Tenor, au:.
air. O. O. TITCOMB. Brilliant he Pianist._ - -
T General will ride in his beautiful Miniature
Carriage, drawn by Lilliputian Ponies, sad litletedsd
by Zinn Coachmen and Footmen, from theftharles
Hotel - to the Hall, previous to each entertainment.
. , .
All . Zutertainnmit.:.-25eEvening Entertains-let:Lk
Children tinder 10...-..13c Children under l0:-....100
Schools - admitted ,on Etwerved teat5............113,
no Steno rued ilia ..Chlt
1
by. John H. Mellor. 130 ,'Wf
. ap2b2w ALFRED CAI..
ifeCußt li.h.R.T RAIL,
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FOB FIV E NIGUTS 'OELFI / 1
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Commencing . M onda y , n April ` 2lst.
Finn and only nppeennarnie In Ellin 0i4,f,_ . ..:,
-GREAT PREETIDIIIITATIEE,
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The Afirwiera ifcardr, uLtazeir a• PA
Academy of kiosk, New York, Wool! •• '
folly all the attention of the mddic to t e
ance, Pittsburgh, if , • ,
MONSIEUR HERRIOANN,
"° l ° unireraJ j recognited w the
.GGEATEST LIVING , riII:TIDIGITATEUIL
And whose perkwautaces at the diadadakapilludiot
New York, Philadelphia sad Baotou wain kel
pliyed to houses crowded to onalow4 Tor the
four months, haws bean praudowedthozwit
hal In their p‘cullar hue.
The performance* of irorrmatdranl waft*
nal and novel. Thodr.diatioguishing Astara
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'ABSENCE O F. ANY. ABPABATIN4
AU effects belt; solely rioducod by: sitrio
MAN47A:L .
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Diming the Inter:Wm of 51...Umtmose's programmo,•
GRAN - D . CO,NCERT
oomposw of brilliant selections from the mat pope.
lor opine, by the celebrated Trio, from the Academy
of Nude , New Tork: .
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Dt/EIILEir, Ttotberr,
WEDENETEIIi Vtorlimitrintn.
The order of the performances will be annOunne4
from the stage by M. tiniantuni blaufela.
Admlosion 50 cents. Asserted teats tbienta extra.
' The ode of seats will committee the
19th, at the lingo Store of J. 11, MELLOI4,4
Doors open at 1.5.4. To nonuaenoe at o. emit.
eple
arri"l'Bl:SU Mtn 1121.WL'.1:11.1.
LOOM and Manager.
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MONDAY. ABELL 2/17 /
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gegagement of the BEAUTIFUL SPAITIBU DAN
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DONNA ISABEL MIDAS.:
Senor Ytmenes
SPANISEI CORPS DR BALLPIP.
&Vs snails 'mired In Advance
AFFC'TIO.Ar' &ILES:
AUL .
AGNIFICE - N — T . ".WARE , AT.,-AUC
TN—BOIIIAN.GLASS, PRENOR
NA' AN iO D SILVEIMR PLATE.TIIURSDAIt MORN
-12113,.• April -24th, at .10 . o'clock, will be sold nt the
COteuzercial Auction Howe, 64 Piftlistreet,amag•
ulticant assortment ut the' newest style' of shout
and usatut 'articles, comprialng - Bohemian nines, of
the robust discritnott, Gold Dant Prelle.katitle, a
Pe superior quality -of Sliver .Pisted - lkare. , beintital
rim Figures, Parlor Lauri*
The. .boberulan Glassware IncliiSes Claret Incima,
.Baby and.' nold Punch Tnniebs; . .Lemonads: Sets,
, V Claret Decanters, Carnal end : Tumblers; Gant 80.
hers, Colognes, Toilet Site of three - pleces, superb
ases, Water Sets' 01 Goblets and Pitchers. Baser
Decanters, `lc. Decenters, Singer Boishri•VW.lnes,
Claretri, Champagne!, - Bouquet. Vases; Fruit Plates.
Dm cream ms, Pitchers, Spoon- Tumbler", Ruby
and Agate Tame, Etagere Or of thy bib:ter
ing rare aid bentinut colors—Royal Roby, ..Tnr.
quoise, Crysopas, Green, Blue, Lavender, ate. •
The itieOlite of beautiful Partin. Ware, comprises
Jig=a-me • of Venus and Rath, Venue, Pt airy, Butterfly,
Sorr not, Prayer awl. Praise, Lorain. /coin!.
ingCupid,,Fkiwers, etc. • „
The Gold Band 'ranch China cOmprisesnch' Din •
nor Met,. Tea Services, Toilet Sets, tiovered.. Diddles.
Tureens, Godard; Rich Decorated and: Printed
Vasa, CeattlesUe ks, Bohemian _Colerml.Glas Oral Lampe atw
Superior quality. Either Plated wari ionglatio g of
Castors,*lth cut bottles; Tea but Silt pletealliquor
Frame!, with rich cut bottles; Sugar Beakato, with,
gime lining.; and other !uncles. •
This' large collection compriner tt
ed.
Gen of goods in the shore line ever offered. at,./tibl,kl
isle in our city, and will he arranged for.:limiGns.
sloe on. Wedarsday. 44..DAVIZ'Arin
ATALuA ti
v Atoll Mott
o'clock, be sold, la Ma liscond ktoor Bales Boors
at the VonizossclskAuctlon Howe, 54 Fifth strait:
-308 Alooongshels pinnace Conipthr i :
20 do kliatongsheda HrWT' do .
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N G ICE S liAlThlt :!1"0.0:1" AT
AUCTION.—On 'MONDAY 11 .01110.2i0,- Ara
21zt, vohx.k. will be aohl, at. the Conittercial
Anal= Honse,•s4 Fifth stoat; IO doseni Cloth, Hid
Finish sad Patent • Loather Gaiter ,Tops. Sornonelt
weer, which can 'be now. polunlowl at the AtKeloo
Boom.. The attention of tbi trade is IneileL:
"wilt' • • J. G. .I".Liy/14.1ltu!'t.
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4 alltirits cold,
4 ,1 ' 3 ' cdaaA,Zarticatness.
BRONCHIAL Wage Ohoacet,
c c) which might be checked
.100
with a sin i pie remed y,
ff neglected, often, terminates morioicsAy.
Pew are aware of the-ir, ortance> of
eitP.Ping rgali4h. a lll 4h-f
Add in its first sive; that which
in Nitinaino would - _Pfekl - to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon,
attach, the tomss. • •
4iag.
were first introduced eleven year/row*.
It hem been proved 'that .they eine the
b e d c 4-414 befori the Public - for
l e 'auf i9td-4-4ffsandaida,
Aen a , i faire:so4; the n. .
cou g h. in. ,o"an, - and
ii 4 nurivta'affeztimui of the,q/zMat,
immediate • -
Pleblic; . SPetskerel Singers
will.find them dreotuat for ,okarritir
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and strengtheran g the .•
Soki by - an 13Xuarletts , arria Cperize . rs
ire litrecucfne, at 125 Priti:1** 4 0 x-
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B. L. reatirseroca evx. B. t. VANDiarVONT
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N. 213 nun 4 8 84 Clair SizeqcP44i!bt4l4
we OSrrow'lTia g i ' l " .B PT44lo loc
TL )O6 OIL oLoTutc., •-•
ruzarrroax (mt. CLOTHS
TI24.INBPAYEET OILSTAIB OILCLOTHS. •
wreiDow , en.tross.:
• 411/I"tureADTIPLICIaTISOB.
.Windiaids . and aitar linyarn Sod ;our stock ,
/ 4 '1 , 4 comPrlninit the nevem arms andlitAups. I,*
to Rat the Maw.- • S. a.,-PanuPe.
QUNDBLICd FUR WALE.
IEO,I, id( bble: Wilt. FM. 2 1 31
63 1.436 Hint? •
60 Dbl. Si. 3 Kacii:ng• *MIL
2- ; 0 bait bblx: 2 4 .. --
3.0 bble. prime ticitk4ll/mi°4-
2%) bni s Catesse, r. .
.1,000
00061 -
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• X6O0 flbtla Lion.
/SO .141thed Clarboi 061 . .
413 tubriakitail on.:
. .141 ata.l4B Itist street..
batiks. fa Ito rani. at powder. Its
opt/tied to ryoolor P.9!0ff040 ' ol nor'faen Tad Moots
of llf•Voila; &Mack. 'Pott Miami WWI,.
adding Amami. sod odor LOL fteotldod. -1 , WWI
tokoar .th• Inuflatof; re66/04., if bat on itthalreble
effect , on 'the amid V I AN 3 4 I Voorm emit
anctri.T.V V isagi.l ea iQ_ UTOMCS; c reti
miert-vmstkw . IFII
VlPthtat , Sefr N. 7Mutirti. /Vcl.lAO,B,
, BERWZ"Vbe moot beimital bait
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