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WEDNESDiI i||OESIHB, UAB&B 25.
Union State Convention*
The LOTAL CITIZENS OF PESKSTLYANI A,
without distttctloaof party, who dadrecordlally to I
unite In emtslnlog the. NATIONAL AND STATE
ADMXNISTBATIUNB, in their patristic efforts to
suppreaa n section*! end unholy rebellion *£»ia*tjhe I
UNITS* &F THE REPUBLIC, and who daeir* to I
eapport.byarery power o£-th»Qoyetwxeenk***|
roto brethren in arsu, whe ere beating disease and |
the porila of thefield tbpiuwnreibe ONION OF OUB I
FATHERS, are requested to .select A nn»ber ef&al
egatet eqtulto their LegUlaUrerepmeatatitee of thrf
State, at aach tlmee and In (neb manner, ae will beat I
reepemd to the spirit of this call, to taeti la STATE
CONVENTION at.PITISBOB6Bt j
DAY, the'FißST DAT OF'JULT next, at eleten
o’clock, a. nu, on cald day, »® nominate candldatee
for the of OOVEBNOB and JDDGBOF THE
SUPBBkE-COOBT|-aad to take such aa
may be defatted neMfc&ry to itrenthaa 'the Govern*
iiiml in ilifieeetnn nf eonqaon parll -to a common
ooonuy. *.„ C* P. MAftKLE,
Chalmaaoftbe Unioa.££iite Central Committee.
OxoT ,!Wr HamaatT, lo^ r . t
w*,s. Bow*ju>, ..J .
Tbj paaarfjLkb following resolution
unanimonaiy*.Ttai/' v.'-.i
Bwetodf Tbatlthe reoomtteided to the Loyal citl
aena of Pennsylvania, wliboht distinction of party,
to orfcaniae, In each Election Dhlrtct ot the mate,
Union Le*guee, lor ihsporpaes of sustaining the Got
eminent iu sappreming tnis caoeelew and wicked re*
belUoo, which now aeoxe to diride and destroy the
Bepublio.
The Next Governor.
The time has arrived when men ought to
be conferring one with another on the ques- j
tion of the next Chief Magistrate of the
Commonwealth. The choice of a candidate
is the first step, and upon this, more than
upon any subsequent step, hangs the suc
cess of the party making it, and the public
weal after the work shall be consummated
In the election.
The.choice of a citizen (or this high and
responsible portion is at all times an im
portant question; but at a time like this,
when treason. is aiming with giant strength
and with insidious .guile and subtlety at
the life of tho nation, its importance is im
measurably enhanced, and claims the calm
and considerate attention of all loyal men.
The Harrisburg correspondent of the
DitpcUch says that Gkosqe W. Cass, Esq,
of this city, will be the candidate of the I
“Democracy." We know not by what an-1
4' thority he speakß; but very likely he is
right. Of his merits or demerits, or of his
party associations and surroundings, we
at present say nothing; nor is that a
question of much moment; for the election
- of 1863 will turn more upon principles,
and less upon men, than any that we hare
ever had. 'Still the question of men is very
* important; for, after all, the triumph of
right principles can only be secured by
choosing for our standard-bearers men of
unquestionable fidelity to those principles.
Take an example or two: In 1844, the
principle of protection to American indus
try was the paramount question in Penn
sylvania. The friends of Messrs. Pole and
knowing tils to be so, pledged them
to that prinoiple by getting up the rallying
' cry of 41 Polk, Dallas and the Tariff of ’42,"
and by inserting the same words upon their
banners'; yet no sooner were those gentle
men in office than they went to work tore
peal that tariff law; and Mr. Dallas, as
President of the Senate, consummated the
work by giving his easting vote for that
repeal.
Take another example: Mr. BconmAX,
while a candidate in 1856, gave a solemn,
pledgethat he would see to it that the pecn
pie of Kansas should have a fair popular
vote upon their Constitution. How he kept
that pledge is known to every man who
knows anything about the history of ths
1 oountry during the last five years.
The only safe way to judge a man is by j
the general tenor of his life, and by lie |
’ company he keepe. A truly loyal man trill <
hate no traitors in his train; and corrupt '
men'will not duster around a man who is j
known to be sternly and inflexibly honesty j
Professions made and pledges given for. I
speoial occasions, and to gain totes, are not '
worth the breath that utters them, or - the
paper upon which they are written.
Let os look around for a man whose life
is his certificate of parity, uprightness and
loyalty—a man of whom it is not even ne
cessary to ask professions, or pledges, or
declarations of principle— a man whom
OTery one who knows him will endorse at
once, —a man whose eminent abilities hate
given him-a character throughout the
State; whose unsullied integrity of charac
ter, devoted loyalty, and untiring labors
in the cause of the oountry in its darkest,
hour, and whose unstinted generosity to
the soldiers and their families have endear
ed him to thousands of. grateful hearts.
Can such a man be found? Yes; happily
we have a few such men. In the Hon.
Thoxis M. Howe, of this city, all these
qualities are found in an eminent degree;
and it wiU be a happy day in the annals of
Pennsylvania that shall see him inaugura
ted as her Chief Magistrate.
Mr. How* is unquestionably the first
choice of the people of this county, and we
know that he has hosts of friends through
out the State who would hell his nomina
tion with delight. But while we say this,
• we would by no means ignore the high
claims of other gentlemen who are de
servedly favorites in other sections of the
State; for example, the Hon. Johs Covodx,
one of the trues t and most laborious friends
the country has had in this perilous crisis,
and a man of great personal popularity.
Governor Cumin -is also a strong candidate;
but as the time has fully eome when the
West may rightfully press He olaims, we
forbear to discuss his olaims.
Correction*
In our report of Mr. 6*olxl*B remarks yes
terday morning, we made him say, "The fan
of the Pittsburgh Sanitary Committee was
known throughout the length and breadth of
the' iaad." The reporter erred in writing the
word "Sanitary" ; instead of “SMetenee."
Mr. IdTDiaT was speaking of that admirable
and indefatigable association, who furnish to
all the soldiers who passthrough this city—
whether they oome tn squads or regiments, or
brigades— a. comfortable . and substantial
repast. He matter what the hour, whether
noon or midnight, it is aU the same. This
' week six thousand of Sen. Sumner's corps
■ here been end will be fed.
The national Banking Law*
The Cltisesa’ Bank of Pittsburgh, W*
are. informed, is about to go into operation
wader Secretary Cnsss’snew Banking Law.
glad~to see that our financiers are
moving to promptly In a mearure whlehthe
. teronanst deems very necessary for Its sup
; aost. 'WesntMpete thateU thebaaklngla
riffirfipes In tha jity will follow the lead of
the aSsent* Ba#kl»thlim»tt*r-
' ■ ■ ■• i ■ : ] ' :!• ;
Exciting Scene in the Prussian
Chamber of Representatives.
The following scene in the Prussian
Chamber b£ r Depatie%is described Jby the
jßettin correspondent of the London'- Star.
Toperstma accustomed to read history, it
will appear wondrously like thoso stormy
soenes in parliaments and legislative as*
semblies which generally precede a revo
; lution:
Minister-President (after taking a
short survey of the proceedings on the
• Poliah Qaeationycontinued:
The House demanded the discussion, and
in the ooune of it Qerman orators behaved
ini s manner previously unheard of. De-
compared the calling in of
thei reserves to the sale of Hessian sub
jects to North America. Deputy Von
Dnruh hinted, amid your hearty applause,
that, if from the measure of the Govern
ment, foreign complications should arise,
the means tor the defense of the country
would be refused to the King. Is not that
as much as saying to foreign Powers:
‘‘Come here; now’s your time; the moment
iis favorable; Prussia is defenseless?”
| [Loud contradiction, and 'cries of “Oh 1
oh P] lam rejoiced to see that you have
at least one expression of indignation for
suoh things; that you-have a little patri
otism left. [Uproar of contradiction from
all Bides of tae House, and shouts of “Or
der I order I”]
| The Vice-President Behrend (who oocu
pied the plaoe of the President to-day)—l
i>eg first for silence. The Minister-Presi
dent has declared that he. rejoices at this
expression of indignation. Whether the
Minister-President is pleased to express
here his joy at what the House has done or
thinks of doing, is his own affair; a call
to order Ido not regard as called for. [Ap»
plause.]
ThO Minister-President—The question
how far a call to order can bo justified
when directed to the Ministry 1 will not
here disouss; but should it be broached
ngftln in thin manner, I shall take occasion
to make some remarks on the point. Gen
tlemen, the threat of making Prussia de
fenseless was uttered by the same Deputy
Von Unruh, whose name, in connection
with the refusal of taxes in the year 1848
—[lndescribable confusion in every part
of the House, the rest of the Minister’s sen
tence being lost.]
The interruption having lasted several
minutes, the T\ esideuL at length rose
and said: 1 mu- Minister-
President that iuo uwt exr~es '..a is to
tally irrelevant to the qutviion,before the
House.
The Minister-President: I cannot con
cede to the President of the House any
right to disciplinary interruption of me
when lam speaking. 1 have not the honor
to belong to this Assembly. I have had no
voice in making the standing orders, nor
in the election of the President. The dis
ciplinary powers of the President find their
limit at these barriers, (pointing to the pal
isading before the Ministers’ desk). As
my superior 1 have only his Majesty the
King, Ido not rise to speak by virtue of
the standing orders, but by virtue of the
authority given me by his Majesty the
“King. You have not the right to Interrupt
me!
The Vide President: I have not refused
the Minister permission to go on speaking,
nor, constitutionally, could Ido so. But
according to Lho standing orders of the
House, the President for the time being ex
ercises his. disciplinary powers as far as
the four walls of this House reach—(loud
applause)—and these powers I shall ex
ereise.
The. Minister President—l most charac
terize thifl Tiew as one which is not shared
by the Ministry of the State. So, as I hare
said. Deputy Yon Unruh, whosc-name, in
the year 1848, with the well-known resolu
tion for the refusal of taxes (loud- and long
continued uproar, shouts of indignation
from every quarter of the House; the Dep
uties taring from their seats; some rush to
the seat of the President; the poblic in the
galleries join in the shonts and confusion;
calls of “Don’t let yourselves be provoked;”
“Let the President put his hat on;” “Ad
journ! adjourn!” &c.) 4 -
After silence had at length been in some
measure restored, the Vice President said:
“I cannot alow the Minister President so
flagrantly to violate the rights of this
House. The order of the House is in my
hands "and it is opt competent for the Presi
dent of the State Ministry to break through
it. I will prove this to him by adjourning
the sitting, if he ventures again to return
to the resolution about refusing the taxes,
which has nothing whatever to do with the
present question.- (Shouts of “Bravo; the
disturbance still continues; the House still
prevents the Minister from being heard;
the President rings the large bell with great
energy, after about ten minutes, quiet is to
some extent restored.)
The Minister-President: I cannot pre
vent the President from adjourning the
I House. Having twice touched on the sub
-1 jeet of refusing the taxes I holditsuperflu
j oqs to return to it again. I therefore pro
| coed. [Renewed disturbance, ories of “Ad
journ I” “President’s beU l”j The Minis
i ter after the restoration of silence, then
I continued. ’
Deputy Twesten made a severe attaok on
the Minister-President, arid said that it was
a lamentable thing to have to confess that
the attacks which were made abroad on the
Government were well grounded. [“Very
true.”] But we are unfortunately obliged
to declare that the honor of the present
Government is no longer the honor oftiie
nation. [Storms of applause from all sides
of the house.] Far better would it be u
the Government would yield to the opinion
of its own Legislature at home than be
obliged to give in to the representations of
foreign Powers. But the Government does
What it likes with the revenues and every
thing.
We are in the midst of a military dicta
tor sip, arid have a government of aides-de
camp to the King in which the Ministers
only gallop about and give the orders they
are commanded to distribute. The indig
nation of Europe is transferred from Rus
sia on to Prussia. Europe forgets the cruel
ties and violenoe which Russia is perpetra
ting on the infargents, and remembers only;
that Prussia has made herself Russia’s bail*
iff and hangman.
The Minister-President, in reference tea
statement of Twesten’s, said he most take
Lord Russell under his protection. The
latter had said that he did not know the
text of the convention j but this was every
thing in the discussion of the subject. The
newspaper reports were falso. %
Thn exoitement produced by the Minis
ter’s speech is, I may add, tremendous.
Berlin has never been so excited since
1848.
Substitutes for the Rebel Axmf sa *EX'
fcaasiion of the Military FopnJa*
la a Blehmond paper, of the 17th instant,
wo find sixteen adrertisements for substitutes,
with the condition generally attached that he
most be over forty-five years ef age, whish
shows that the population of the regular mil
iary age, between eighteen and forty-five,
most be exhausted, and that the rebellion is
an its last legs, when it must resort to old
men to fight its battles. Te show the pres
sure that exists, we may state that in nearly
all the advertisements "a liberal ptioo”jj of
fered, while in bae iherpeolfie sum of $l,-000
Is held out, with the remark that "a bugler is
preferred,” and the man mnstbe .of “sober
and industrious habits.” In another saver
tisement the sum of $4OO is offefWd M a re
ward for the arrest of a substitute Whe oeert
ed after getting bis pay. We are told he is a
“Canadian by birth.” All these areiadica
ttoaa of tho tcrribl# atraita toirhicb tha ehlali
of tho Boathon lßaamottoh no nownaaota.
Zbolr mas mra ozhaaatod. Thalr bobo, has
baoosiß aJmoit warthlati, bets, four or btb
hasdrod par oast. bolo* tho par atanoard of
■old. Obo Tlronma offort now, and tha noal-
UomUfonrar laid low, —if.
Bacurrs or Gold.—lho rooolpta of cold
for datioa os import. art impldl, tunaaag.
Gaa. Splanar, ÜBitod Stataa Inuim, hai
ndbsod to rooolra ißjmon oa vhloh Utanat
.... .
POLTTICJtIt JTOTICEB.
rrSpoß CLERK OF TfiK COURTS.
Italy ->Wb. A. Bo sow > of Titt Townahlp. win be
■ cudtd»t" for Cl?rk of the Oenrtr of AOefheoy
Coaatr, iobjrct to the decWan of the Bepobl'ceo
County BomloettO’' Cooerntlow. mhllitc
CLKKK OK TRE COURT?.
Jon* U. LakixOi of Oh vr tier* tow rnhlp,
will be ■ cwndldete for Clerk of the Ooorte, tubject
to the dr&tion of the Republican Cecity Somlnei
io> Contention ! mh2*:tc
>FOK KEOlst'EH.—Jins Jlwy,
of Upper Bt. CUlr townehlp, will be ■ CM'
didete for Betlet*f»«abecttothed«cUloa of theße<
pabllcen Bcmtnntlog Contention. mb2s:to
PUBLIC JTOTICEB.
TO BOS* BRICKLAY
KRS OP PITTSBURGH. ALLEGHENY
AMD VICINITY.—On end efter the .»t DAT OP
APBQi we, tte Joarnfjmtn Brickleyen, will re*
qamt ol oor employer* toe 10m of 22.00 per dey, or
en edteoce of 60 ceute per dey on pierent wefee.
mhiStlw JOURNEYMEN DBIOEtAYE&a.
[rif»AN JStiMJriOW far i*reuclsnt and
iix Dlrectere of the Meachertcr flaylnfa
Bank wU be held et the Banking Hooee, on SAT
URDAY, the 28th dej of March, 1863, between the
hour* of 1 end 1 o'clock p. m.‘
THOS. B. UPDIKE, CaeUer.
Menchtrter, Peb» 25th. 1863;td
jrg»J?OBUC NOTICE.
Orncs or thb Pexntltaxia B. B. 00,, \
Cabal likfabtkkht. j
The Pennsylvania Bailroad Company. Iwnbjr pra
pnbUs notlcs, to'all whom it may ounesrn, that In
pnnnaa» of the power end authority oonlerred upon
It bj sundry provisions ef *n Act of the Oeneral Ai*
■embly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, en*
titled *'An Act for the atl* of the Mein Lime of the
Pnbilo Worßs, M 'approv»d Hay 16th, 1867, it will, on
the tint 4a? of Hay, A. D. one tboosand eight hnn*
dred And ilrty-ihree, abindon eo much of the Weet*
ern Division of the Oahal, lately forming a pert of
the Hein Line of the PubUo 1 Work*, end ee 11m be*
tween BlainriU* And Johnstown, (commonly known
u the “Doper Western Division,*’) together nleo
with inch Dam, Feeders And Reservoirs lying wmt
of Johnstown, aa ptrtAlne to or Are need in oenneo*
tloa with eeld Upper Western Division.
By order of the Board of Director*.
Witness the Seel of the tald Company, the 26th
day of February, A. D. 1863. ‘ ( -**—• x
j; £IX3AB THOHBOS, 4ua. I
President. '
rr^ti —T—lB60—X.
DBAKE’d PLAHTATIOH BITTERS,
They purify; strengthen and Invlgoate.
The) Croats a healthy appetite.
They are an andidote to enuge of water and diet. j
They overcome efEeoti of dissipation and late hoar*. '
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent Ist era.
They porify the breath ud acidity of the stomach.
They core Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They care Diarrhea, Cholera ana Cholera Herbal.
They core Liver Complaint and Hervoua Headache.
They are the beet Bitten in the world. They make
I the weak man strong) and are eihaasted nature’s
1 great restorer. They ere aiada of. pure Bt. Groin
Bum* the celebrated Oellsaya berk, roots end herbs,:
and are taken with the pleasure of a beverage, with*
out regard to age et time of day. Particularly re*
commsuded to daiicate persons requiring e gentle
stimulant. Sold by ail Grocers, Druggists, Hotels,
I md Saloons. P. H. DRAKE A 00., 2U2 Broadway,
hew York. VSOmn
jrkfr 4iir£ATi«£jii£rT«.
flß* ALLEGHENY COUNTY, ss.—
ISu in the Orphans’ Court, at 80. 1 fieoembsr
iSti In the matter of the eat ate of Dr.
Bobsrt H«slett. deesaeed. ’
And uow, February 14ih, 1803, on motlen of H.
i Burg win, counsel fur Blag, Pennoek A Co., lien
I creditors, the Coart appoints 8. echoyer, 4r.,Eiq,
I Auditor to make distribution attbe balanoein bands
I o f John Munay, administrator, and also to report a
I t>«sie of distribution fur (he chose »In action in hands
of said administrator not yet reduced into pcasesslou.
By the Court. W. A. UMRMOa, deck.
In pursuance of said appointment, 1 will attend at
my office, No. 139 Fourth r.reet, Pittsburgh, on
SaTOBDAT.HAT 2d, 1863, at 8 o’cioek p. m., 10
inlflil the duties thereof, at which time and place ell
parti os interested will attend.
mhkfcStdeaweSiw B. BOHOYEB, Jn.
STOKE KOOM FOK KENT.—On. or
the newest, largest, best and moat eligibly slit* I
uated rooms In the dtf of ZansevlUe, Uhlo, belngou I
tse corner of Main and Third streets, opposite the
moit popular and fashionable dry goods store la
town, who retail oier gIW.OOO worth of goads per
annum; It Is particularly well located tor a retailor?
goods store. - I
In the lama ble.k, is a store room, now occupied I
by a dry goods jobbing house, located hare in the
summer oi 1861, who wboltealed last year $OO,OOO |
jwurch of goods, and anticipating a much larger trade 1
thliyiar, cave leased theirnSome In another part; of
the city. This rocm will be for rent irom and after
: the Ist of Api 11 next. It li an excellent stand, and
i then is a fine (.penlng for another house In the same
| Uoe lu this city. Apply to LOCK AD DRAWER Ho.
38. Zeaeev.lls, Ohio. mfaXfcSt
GROCERIES.
103 hhis prime H. O. Euzsr;
76 'do do Caba do
100 bbls. do 8. H. do ]
76 do do A and B Ooffee Sugar; I
60 do crushed and granulated do
203 bags prime Ooffee;
60 do Mice;
100 hf. bbls. Large Ho. S and Medium Mack ml;
60 do Ho. 2 Mackerel;
40 do Ha 1 de
ISO bbls. Sea. 1, Sand 3 Mackerel;
76 hf. bbls. Lakt Herring; •
76 do White Flab;
1000 kegs Hal’s, easottel else*;
60,000 German Cigars;
280 6e and lOi Kentucky Tobacoo;
With a fall stcck of goods in oar line. In store and
tor eale by * J. 8. DILWOBTH A CO.,
nh26 Koe. 130 aad 182 Second street.
Groceries.
100 bbls. Ha 3 Large Mackerel;
60 ball bbi*. Ha i end 3 Mackeiel;
150 boxes Extract aad Sasnce Coflee;
76 kegs bt-carbanate Soda;
100 boxes ground Ocff«e;
ICO do Ho. 1 Pearl Starchy
76 do ground Pepper;
60 do ground Ginger;
25 do Manilla Indigo;
. 3CO kegs assorted Haiti;
163 boxes assorted sisee Window Glass;
I With a general assortment of all goads la oar line.
For eale by JOHN FLOYP A 00.
Household furniture to*
DAY.—Tkis afternoon, WEDHBBDAY, March
; 25th, at 2 o’Uoek, will be sold at Davis* Auction. 64
j Fifth itreet,* large stack of HOUSEHOLD AMITOH-
I EH FUBHtTUME, amoeg which are SobaOena
I Beat Chairs, Bocktrt, Hat Buk, Bndeaed wash-
I eiands, Bureau, Maple sod Chany Bediteads, End
I Tables, Bettes, Wardrobe, Hall Lamp, Work Studs,
I Fsathir Bid, Carpels, Mu tel Clock, Ooffee Urn,
Oook Stove. Kitchen Utensils, Delf and GlasS-wara.
I aho J. G. BAYIB, Auctioneer.
OA SHARER RiRfIiNOUAM SAKE
fy\j TY FUHD BAHK STOCK;
26 shares Birmingham Gas block;
60 do Merchuts A Bank Stock;
60 do Mechanics' Buk Stock;
46 do Allegheny Insuruca Ca Stock;
20 do Eureka Insurance Co. Stock;
Ooutry reslducei ud dty property for eels.
Money louei on Mortgages.
9 J. K. MOBAHDB,
Ha 107 Fourth street, near Smith field street.
mhll:erutfwa
EiRUI FioHl
Ha 1 Mackerel In and whole barrels;
Ho. 2 do it and whole barrels;.
Ho. S do Jd ud whole barrels;
Ho. 1A rimed Bhad;
Trap Bet White Fish, half barrels;
Ho. I Lake Trout, half barrels;
Ha 1 Lake Herring, half barrels;
0 bbls, mime Ha I Halifax Herring;
20 do Eastpart Herring; _
At 80H0MAKEB A LAHQ’B.
UKODUCK.
X ICO bbU. Print Dry Pttchn, (htWei;)
3100 lbs. Dices, Hubs, ttfeonldtrs and Bides,
£OO lbs. Tdiow.
In store thd (or ante by
/. 8. DILWOSTH k 00.,
150 end 182 fleooaxl strasL
riiOBACCO.
A 160 boxes essorted brands Tobacco;
t o catty boxes Tobaooo;
60 bblsent and dry Tobacco;
60 ken six-twist Tobasco.
rossale by JOHH FfcOTD A 00., *
. mhti 173 Weed rtmfc
SUUAii ANJ> MOliAebifiei
60 hhds. Porto Rico and Gabs Safin)
100 bbls. Grssbed and CeOse Sagais;
10UbbU.B.O. Molasses)
160 bbls. asserted 8) ruju.
jor«e»e by JO3H FLOYD k OQ,
DttuOaiß, do.
IB 125 dosin common to Fancy Corn Brooms;
1(0 do Buckeu;
2) do Tnbq
25 do Zinc Washboards.
for wit by JOHH FLOYD 4 00.
SI'AttUUl bi’AKuU I—5OU bxa. Mad-'
lion Starch la store sod for ml# at the lowest
market prloe, la quantities to the trsde, by the
**„°bM BOHOKAMIBLATO.
tPAUTAJUU AOll).—600 potmda pow
duad for—J* tOS k 00.,
Ocnur of lint and Wood aMaala.
OOFI'ISAAS.—IOO bbla. fin sal, by
v S. A. FAHJSUfftOCJK. BOH ft Go.
mbSS Ooreer of Flint and Wded streets.
rrutAA—lso half oheata and boxes of
!JL Young Hjeou, Gnspiwder, Imperial and Black
Tom 'or*** by JOHH yfcOTP A 00.
Al/MiTtt Biaa—6o half bbls justn
ft celred by HBHBT H. OOLUIITB.
1 AKJfi 1W half bbto. &
JLi sa|o by HXSBT H, OOLLIKP.
riIAK.—IU bbla. Fioo lar in etore am
■1 foraala by JOHH HjOlP k 00.
Du. iiUi'OJN, friTttto l'bjaioian and
astpoi, conUnuaa to cnn all iba call opsa
blaa, la Bom two to Bra data attar .U othaaa bar,
t oed, at SI SMlTfllllLD BBMtW, riiUbmrrt.
Paana P , .j aOrtfclwd
i YJLU, BU.VJCK, iiKMAAii AQTJtO,
Ur cxatmoiJM .of ainmnnj
auAnaßKAßiur, outTtvio&zu, rwi
BOIM AID OOOPOBVnd aU otkar Onaa-
Antaaeattlaa, bonihj b». : , ,
- W.*.WILLUIi»*OO.,. .
lOtda ' Wao4 atraat, aocMir c< BjH.
jnjir 4fD¥*ERTIBEJWBJirTB.
riOBNEB PENN AND ST CLAIR
\J 6TBHXB,i
PITTBMVBQBt PKXSA.
The largest, cheapest and beet of thi United
Btatse. $39 payi for a full Commercial course, in
cluding Writing and Commercial Arithmetic.
He extra charge* for Manufacturers, Steamboat,
Railroad and Bank Book-keeping.
Minis tars' bom at one-half price. Students enter
aad review at any time. I
This Institution Is conducted by experienced
. Teachers and practical tinslnrm'mnn nrnrin the preU
I ersnee for graduates of this College by busineas men
\ throughout the country, at well as this city.
I Prof. A. OOWLEY, long known as the beet Pen
man of the Union, teaches Ornamental and Bap Id
Bueihees Writing.
■HPFor specimens of Prof. Cowley’s unequalled
Writing, and Catalogue containing full information,
ancleee twenty-five cents to the Principals,
*, JEHBIHS A SMITH,
I i.
OK /mAjia- iiXt^REfib,
05,000 Reward Offered.
Baltxxou, March 19,1863.
The safe of the Adams' Express Company wai rob*
bed en Wednesday night between Beltunor* and
Harrlsbsrg. It contained various sums of money,
in currency had gold, a large number of Unitod
States certificates of Indebtedness, United States five*
twenty bonds, and checks of the Ualted Stetes Ties**
uier on the Asslstut Treasurer of Hew York, peja*
. ble to the Adams' Exprem Company. A Reward of
FiveTheumnd Delian is offered by the Company.
The public are referred to the list ei the numbers of
; the bonds and cirtiflcates publiihed by the Company,
; and are cautioned not te negotiate any of them.
BOBBERY OF THB ADAMS’ EXPRESS-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLL ABB BEWABD.
The following described Certificate!, Ao., were
stolen from the Adams' Express Company on WBD*
HISDAY BIGHT, for the reesverj of which S6,DUO
will be paid by the Company,
■omnans or tub units* rrans exntmaxtxs or rir*
Four United States Certificates of Indebtedness,
$6,000 each, numbers 21,449,: 1 1,460, 21,461, 21,468.
48 United States Certificates, of $l,OOO eadt;
Bos. 69.842, 62,848,69,844.
Ho*. 69,212, 69,213.
Ho. 69,199.
Horn 69.208, 69,204,69.298,19.2C6.
Hoe. 69,200,49,201,69,202.
Has. 69,148,69 149. tv
I Hoc. 69,148,69,147.
He*. 69,131,69,160,69,129.
Hoe. 69,217,69,241.
Hoe. 69.190,69,191,69,192, 69,193.
Hte. 69,833, 69,833, 69.234, 69,836.
Hm. 89.836,89,318,69,319.
Boa. 19,820,69,321, 69,823,69,323, 69,221.
Hoe. 69.817,69^0.
Hon. 69,802, 69,803, 69.304,69,806.
Hoe. 68.919,69,062,69,0»9,69,070.
I Ten 6*20 United States Bends, Hoe. 18,119 te
I 18,198 Inclusive. _
I The follewing checks of F, EL Bpinner, Treasurer
I of the United SUtes, on Amlstant Treasurer, Hew
I York, payable to the order oi the Adams' Esprem
I OhsckSaB66,torsloBo.ferae. 0. 1L Felix, dh’L
I •» 869, •* 2698.18 M J. B.A.T.Qibeon *'
I “ 166, " 1010 OonrsAfiWagnaf,"
I «« 868, “ 480 “ WlleooAHajdm, “
I «» 865, •* 1220 «A. Bahian, M
I « 864, *• 6016.16 M J. ShUllte A C 0.,"
I ••' 8«T, 404 « Geo. Joap, “*
I h 89, " 48187 “ J.W.WegnerAOo,"2
I <• 858, 11 2645 '* H. Mortoo.Bt.Loui'-
I •« lei, “ 1607.40 “ B. F. Barry, «
I Tha publio are .cautioned not to negotiate any of
I the above bonds or certificates. _
I HEHBY BAHFOBD,
I Sopniutendent Adams' Express Oompeny.
I
I fJIO CiAFIXALUSib.
YALCABLE IRON WORM FOB BALB.
Th. nbierlbw oEm hr nto, on T#J .IY.aU,.-
nlna,lb.>RU HAIL WOBAB,"
-IBOHTON, OHIO.
There were erected la 1856, at ft coat of eighty*
three theomed dollars, sad ere now In good order.
The |B * | » bulldisg is 350 tost in Length by 116 in
width, containing the mat approved machinery, con •
listing of 8 englote, 39 nail: machines, nail keg ma*
chinery, 10 boiling and 8 beating furnaces, Burdtn
rotary iqueeaar, together with ell the neoasaary rolls
1 and tools, and now nas a capacity te manufacturo.26o
I ksgs of naili per day, which obuld be much Increased.
I Ueanecud with the works is 40 seres of good coal
land —tMfknnr "f vein 3)( bet—with necemary an*
tries end roome,and from wnioh ecalean be deßvered
at a cost of firs cents per buibel
For further infjrmaiion apply util Wednesday
neon to GEORGE W. JAU&SOH, at the Ueuon*
cabala House, or t> JOHH PETEfiS, at lronton
I Ohio. mhSiUwd
Uoanzanmastna mnm'i omon,»
WisauTOTOx cm, March 19,1888. J
r% WNERa OK bTEABC VESSELS Bit
\J invited to mad to the Qdutsnnsster Oinsral's
offloe tenders far their charter or sale.
Tandan ghonld contain dmcriptions of the VMM Is,
their i Ty> anatow, iroilid or registered, tannic*,
aotnal ctrrylng cepedty jaaUdal, whether coppered,
wbothsr cide-wheel or propellers, whither coppsr or
Iron fytis* and power of engines end ootUxs,
end abonld state the pries at which they axe offered,
for long or short charter, with the estimated value el!
the veeul in case of low, dr in casa the government
• eaonld prefer te porch Me Instead el charterlag.:
Ownace of steam veoelflalready In the service of
the Qeirtenaaetar’e Department, ere ceqneated to
mat* known to the Department any redaction In
their present retea which they may be mHing to
jant, and alee thepriee at which tbay will be will,
ag to Bill them.
All each tenders shonld be addressed to the Qtar*
tannastar General of tbe United States, at Washing-,
ton, and should be andaeii “Prcpoaa’s for the char*
ter or eale of Steamers."
Whan received they will be considered, and the
Department will endeavor to reduce tbe heavy ax*
pause attending army tramp ntdtlon upon the ocean
end tide-waters by enbetUntlng, whenever It can do
so, cheaper vmsels of equal capacity for those! new
employed. m hi 1:3 a
MAQiO TlUifi ÜBdBKVKK, ths par
helion of muW Being a Banting and
Upen Face, or Lady’e or Hentieman’k Watch com
binad, with Patent Self-Winding Improvement.
Tbe Bew York JUudralid Brm, tha leading plcte*
rial panar of the United Statea, la its issue of Jan nary
10th, IU3, page 147, volontarlly says; **We’have
been shown a meet pleeslng novelty, of which the
Bnbberd Bros., of Hew Tors, art tbe sole Importers.
It la called the Maoio Tma Oassavn, and te a hunt
ing and cpen-tece weteh combined. One of the I
prettiest, most convenient, and decidedly tha best
and cheapest timepiece for general and rellsble use
ever offered. It hM within it and connected with Its
machinery, its own Winding attachment, rendering a
key entirely uneeceaiary. The caaee of this watch
ancccseoeed of two metals, the outar of fine 14, carat
geldaMthainnercMofaadldsCver. Ithaathaim*
proved rufey action lever movement, and Is w&rrantsd
an accnrate time piece.” :
Price, eupethly eatraved, par case of half dozen,
1201. Sample watehsa, In neat moreoco bdxaa, for
theaa prepcslbg to buy at whohnale, $3l. if seat by
-mall the postage Is M cents. Addreaa
HOBBAED BBOraxma, Sole Imputes,
44 and 6T Hasson car. John ita_ Hew York.
■ . mha3.-gt
JAM Kb a. KARLB A bUN,
816 Cheitnut Street,
Imptrtm tad Hudutum «f
Looking Glasses,
Oil Paintings,
Engravings,
Picture Frames,
Photograph Mbaths,
Window Cornices,
Sfc,, IfCw, If Ci
PAPKK.
Ho. 91 WOOD BTBHBT,
UaMjwaalltnMi
BmU door Mo. Dloioowl iiUqr.
Lam aMtmoat or BPBIHO OOODS, boatht bo
fore ths last great advance in pride.
Hew itylea of WALD PAPBB. WIHDOW
BbIHDS, UHQLAZID AHD SATIH 088888,
TBAHSPABBHT 00BTA1HS, Aa, Ac.
A very large asrortment ef WHITE BUAHKS, at
15 cants. Amo, GLAZED WALL PAPBB, haad
soms designs, at 26 oe&ts, Ao., Ac., for sale by
JJHMOVAL,
8. X, 0B& & BBOTHE&
Hats removed to Ho. 87 OHIO STBHBT, two
doom below the Mayor’s office, Allegheny, where
they have a vary nice Assortment ef
WATOHKB, OLOOKB AHD JSWILST,
which will be sold as low as at any similar establish,
■antis sltbsv city. Qlvene a call.
The BB PAXBIHO OF WATOHBB, OLOCSB AHD
JHWBLBY proaptlysttanded to. A'M.OBB,
—hOf-lld : J. P. 088.
Q W. OMUKOUMAN, No. 32 Booth
frost ate—l» FbfladafpitU, A pat ft? Jola Hatch
A (K'l
BODA ABH.
Baa It coaataatlj 1 far Mb at tfca lowaat nadut prfe*
SUaAafc In paxtioalvTy adapaift ta tha aukiai «f
ahaa» v ' aUMa
w
VISUi LOar.on Ohio
C—Mi Muttaafar Igt. tt»
a*«*gi (Imm «u u u vm« *iM£Jihjtagr.
jrmw iMDVMRTMKMMJm.
QARPETS.
BBVBBELB.
Sow opm, a most complete and varied assortment
of BSOLISH AHD AKXBIOAH BICHttL*, ftt
>«*«n idrucM above th* oost, JOB OAML
' ■ i
IXOBAINB.
A large stock, bought before the late advances,
pi«ny of which ftrt wiling ftt LXBS THAN MiH*
FACT CM BB’ PBIOIS.
MATTIS6I,
Of ararj kind. OHIHA HATTIBSS, In Tarloua
■t)lN and qnalltlaa, at tha old prleea.
OLIVER M’CLIHTOCK & CO.,
So. 83 FIFTH STBBXT.
mh2l:iuftw
JJEW CARPET STORE’ ~
Haring made arrangements to engage permanently
at
la Ike OABPIT BUBIHJES In PltUbrngh, under
the Arm of
HeFARLAHD, COLLIES ft CO.,
W« are fitting op br thmt parpoee the tptclons and
elegant rooms So*. 71 end 73 FIFTH 6TREIT,
above Miner's Book Store, next door to the Poet
Office, where we expect to open, ebont the flnt ol
April, an entirely new, freeh and complete aswrt
Carpati, of ever; description;
Floor Oil Cloths,
And all other goods pertalnlog to the etook of a
FIRST CLASS CARPET STORE,
k»A recpeotfmllp solicit the patronage of onr Mends
md the public.
J&K1I W. McTABLAHD,
HBNBT H. COLLINS.
mhSChtapl
Q.O TO
PITTOC K’S
BOOK, BT&TIOHKBT AHD HKWfI DEPOT,
Ter the beet edillona of LE3 MLBERABLKB. 8
roll, doth,-91 60.
U. 8. CONSCRIPTION LAW. Price 6 cent*.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Beat amortment In
the city; all prices.
CCBRIKOY HOLDERS AND WALLET’S, 75
different kinds, from 6 cents ip.
OABD PH9TOGCRAPIIB OT ALL PROMI-
BKHT PRBSONB.
Tor anything In the BOOK and STATIONERY
PITTOGK'S,
emura *h» ton omam.
■mi ;
\] Ol'lSPAritK, 75 cents » psokage of
JJI ten quires, as 4 from II pernsm npwsrde, ell
grades.
BTXKL PENS, bast mansfrctazad, at old prion.
L»in PKSOIL* at from 12 costs a dots «P-
Yard.
PASS BOOKS, BLIBK BOOKS, IKTKLOPKS.
ÜBTTXB, CAJ» AHD BILL BAFIBS.
AllthvH«fr BOOKS. |
CUBBUror HOLDBB3, thi talent tnortn
In Uucßr, Devin 6 cent* vpro to.
APBIL MAQAZIHE9, LAI E PAPKES.
Kiv vtjta PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, tho taqnt
wd eh—post aworhnTi\ln thscitj, „
HUHTS UHIO2T BTATIOHXXT PORTFOLIOS,
At old priest, oonUlniac nmi oulitj sod quality I g t
of Stationery fonwrlj. 1 I
A lim umtMt of SCHOOL AHD MIBOIL
LAHXOOB BOOKS mlwaji cn hm&d.
JOHN P. HUNT,
Wkolmia ud Bet&il Dwln Is Boob, «UUoo»rj
ud Chap Pabllatloni,
ifABOBIQ HALL» FIFTH BTBBBT.
mas GREATEST : EXCITM&NT
wltbcTwyestißonr cttrtotokßov*hat
S. T.—lB6o—X.
Tb« Mcr«t cab b* «xpUln*6 *t
FUIiTOJV’S DKVO STORE,
Fifth Street,
Whtnttornahfer
PLjtJrTATIOJT BITTERS
Hm loan In tte Uttcrj of Pliant Had
trin— 1 it kJM ted rA f—■—* aalflw and no modi*
«taa km elves tte mtnnd aatufeetloo Itet
SBiffß IliiHTillOH BISZHBB tea dm* to 4
mtj on* who tea triad tt.
Tte talo of ftteaa Bitten vu at fint contend to
ovaxtrate oontk*n cltl*i,tat they an now bo
earning woll known throagboat tte world, and aro
nooaUMßdad-vlth tte most nnbonndad. oanfidasoa «
fay all aHj+naUngfrom a dfonrgnnliad or
dl***o*d itcmach—mrh a* pyapapate, llfar.Oo*-
plalnla, Karroo* AfiKtfoaa, Lon or AppoUto, Inter- j
mltteat Tmn, Diarrhma, Scar BtomaQi, Hand
aote| Taw and Agon, Weaknamt
Ttet von dmt bo your own Judge of th* effloney of
i tbaaa euabrnlod Bluan, wa mbmlt a partial formula
I of tte article* of whkh ttev ar* csmpo**d:
| . BT. OnOIX BUIjU
PBILADSLPBU,
Tin tonic proportioned par* Bt. Croix Ba an
nil known, and It hai loaf boom rocomawmdnd by
phjiidaat. It la nannhatorodftoia thoßttgnr Oaao
Plant,and that naaii ooleeiod with front car*
Cron tho aitaUa of a fnr pimt« In tho interior of
that Wanda
OALIBAYA. 01 KXHQ’B BAIX.
In 1661* vo an told that aa IngManmaa, by tho K
aaao of Ur Jobs Talbott, oaployod It with front *
neon tn Tranoo, la tiio tnatnont of lover and .
Aaoo, Dnpopola, Snvoas AJEectlono, Lon of Appo* V
uSh Wadmanaad DoMUly, Palpitation of tho Xt
Hiik Oiarrhoa. oto„ tmdor tko aana of lafltah _
Powdaca. At langth, la the yoar 1611 ha told tho /
oocrotof Ite origin aad preparation tetoala XIV..
by whoa It vat dlvolsad. It la now a Btaadard
nitedy, aad to employed la ftha preparation of tho
PUntttkmßtiter*. - _ ‘
OABOABILIiABAM: .
Ia Mother important Ingredient. It «U known in
Oermaay aa early aa and much aaed aa a amb
atltate tor Peruvian Bjrnp. It ia emplojed aa *
gaatle etiaulnai and teak, ia DyapepaUi Ghroalo
Diarrhea, Chotto, PyaaaUry, and tUeeaaea of the
Btaaach aad Bowels.
la aaed tor Xafleaetlm of the Lolas cad Bp!een, ia
caaea of Biliary BecnUoaa aad Dropakel Affections,
dependent apon obetrnctloM of the abrionlnd via*
oanyaad dmo(UM&t of the dlg«U*e organa gen
"nUf* OHAMOHIUB YLOWBB&
Uaed far enfeebled dlgestfea'And waatof appetite A
Bpealah writer eaya: N U ?.«tw fella to nium Her
rons TraW) Wahafnln—, i IHat orbed Slesp, eta.,
and that it la aaed with great effect by the Bijaflton,
Bpaniah aad hrtiiia ladlaa to heighten their color
and treaty. It hngnrta ohurfaln— to thediap<sd*
tioD. and brilUaaey to the romptoxtea.' 1
H. B.—The aecret of the imme&ae ado of the Plan*
tattonßltten la their tested parity. The Bt. Orolx
Bom, aad every, articleneed, la wsrraafed ftficOg
par*.
THOMAS PALM 18.
OTVOB KALB At 1.
3. TL FULTOH'a DBUGBXOBS,
rirmitsm.
pBBSUK KB) GLOVE CLBANBB,
Will ehu Wkß% Blapk wt (M*nd (Bora.
OMtVoutiptfMtto, |
Yortnloftt
Mil
jyjBBER Rouen rhokr/
JoarsoAur aid ggiauumiHinß
AS9BAUIO.BAU,«UktUok
• : Mmmota,
JartlMdittU «80. AUIBI,SDKACO.I, ■ '
JOSEPH HORNE * CO.,
d
Wholesale and Bstail Dealers is
00!BITS, UMBBELLAS, HOOP BKIBTS, aid »
~* h ?,SK3KPi& SMALL
WatbOdtaa snanlaatlon eT osr stock bp Mar*
chants, Milliners and Daalers, eoatdont that ws can
—• u ‘* WLnU •““-‘SSmph §SSh« a 00.,
_MS TT sad T 9 Mailt straet.
Window Shades,
Matting,
Opposite the Post Office,
DASDUJOH
VDUOVB BID, HOU.
dry ooodm.
7? ana 73 Market Street,
giBAW Qoona,
BIBBOHB, BILKS.
LiCia, EDOIHBB,
BHAKB& HOODS,
IMBBOIDEBIBS,
DBISI TBIMKKBB,
BBKIDB, OH tdedl,
DBKB3 BOTTOM,
OBSAKERS,
HILTS, BBOHLB3,
pkap HITS.
r " BOOD&
r " WHITE, ORR& Cft,
(Saceeners to OXO. B. WfilTX * 00.
25 FIFTH STREET,
An bov dally Opening choice lot*
bow and teaaonable Goods.
Black* Plain and Tltored Bilks i
Jta Obecked and Colored Bilks; Good*.
Fancy Bilks, Cashmeres, Hons Xfe
Laincs;
fao Times, Barige HtrnanJ, Florentines; Geeds.
Lnitree, Striped, Plain and Checked,
lor Traveling ixecses; j
fa, Organdie Bobes, new; Trench Lawns; Goods.
Organdln, French ChlnUet, Bril'
liants, together with a fall stock of
few Goods.
JSouming’ floods ;
EJBW STYLE BALMOBALS,
Tom Bailable for the msob.
mh23
UUUiM.
! " WHITE, OHE & CO.,
He. U TIVTH BfBHT,
Would call the attention of theta in
fat n**d of Mourning Goods to their fine Go
stock of fall and half Mourning Goods,
consisting of 00k Warp Oeahsoerea,
Wool Osahmeree, Mnglisii and French &
Boabasin'S, Barathea Tiffin 01oth*M
and 6-4: Menseellno Florentine, Barege
r K Barnaul. Tamartloo Ghallits, Arena* g<
dices, Alpaooa and Oaates Cloth-
Claaks, la Mack, made ta order, an
fa, short notice, ftt Carriage, Promseate,
or Traveling. : n>MB
(m TTTUITB, URK & CO.,
* Ko. 25 FIFTH BTBXXT,
Hare for tsle a large Une of EOOIXBY,
fas among which are
Ladles* White Cotton Bm;
r m Lodiet’ tfobleaebed Cotton Bom; (7<
Ladles* White Laos Hose;
Ladles' Unbleached loco Bom;
T*m Ladles* Black Luo Hom; ft
Ladles' BUln Lacs Hose;
Ladle*' White Lisle Hom;
r M Mines’ White Cotton,Hese; G
UisM’ PnblcachsdjOetten Hose;
Mism* Martno CottoaHou,
m^2S
~OJUt * 00.,
Ho. 85 FITTH BTBKKT,
* ginuirhd o’Ueclioß of HOOF and
■ lALMOBALSKIBT*.
Hoop Bklrts; l
Bilmoial Skirts;
Balmoral Skirts;
Com?* Hoop Skirts; |
pUIn tad 8 tripod Good! lor
fIKIBTISa.
r«o TXTHiTKj OKfi A CO. j
24 ram BTBfiXTf
Woa& la Tito tit* attention of Gentle
men to tkdr stock gf :
* Cknth*«a’* fioftdf; :
Cloth*, OniissWf Taallagt}
m Kid Glare*. BUk nndlifelefiloTOi;
HHk, Cotton, Merlno and Wool Sock*;
flat. Cottas, Kerfnoand Wool Under
"S3and Gingham IJ«;
Searfr, Block Blik Cravat*; - ••''
r m Hownod, Corded aad Printed Border
Cbabrlo Hinfflwrehiali; . .
gflkJbndkircttofii,
rm - ' .
r« OKH * CO.,'
so. 25 nna stbxct,
Hat* nc*hr*d their fell Block «f |
;ffr<
Jffg
Vottlngham LacoCarUini;
Appllffee Laoe Cartels*;
Tmbotxrd LaMOnrttliu;
Yeetibsl* Laoe.
tmt This U a fine opportunity fcr partita
about going toHowlfcpiny, or going
to hot* on April lit* So good an
j„ aortntnt is not often found at this atrip
•**»<>□. ; »bC
HiTif, OKK * CO.,
So. 85 SIFTS STBHIT,
<*• 4n bow cpenlnf a lai*a a*ort»*nt
CLOAKS AHD BS&WLB'
taplate with all aleg anea and variety to
ba mod la thalataat darifu.
* m Hatin* rafomiabai thla dapartnaat
of ©*r atora, «• ara ptaparad to offer la •
„ crtaead fccQltlea for oxtibUtega law
»* • took, to aalaet from, aadinapeotfuuy
aalltit aa exasiiiutloa of our fooda |
asTA foil stock af Oartalaa aad Oar>
talaOooda. ?• ' r" = «W
W" ■-
rev TTTtU’i'K, OJtCK & Co.|
p Ko. as ynrrH stekt.
Hat* BolB’ WXiB forth* pnant
f m MMoa.
Fliln «s(I fvxcj Cmlnum; - j
FUin aod V«ao]r SAti&etsi .
r M Merino lfQDicoOudmrM}
Twtede, Holton*;
Victoria Plaid*, (pUla and fancy);
fap Lists Drtllint*;
HlißlllDtf, ttc. , • b>B
BITIS, OKB * GO.,
” jSo.U firrH BTBIB,
Offer to tfceir Mendssndtbs public
„ namllj ftlargs stock of KabroiiUriss.
am tftwtloh will m found Essay n«w and
dmdrabl* goods.
„ gv*M and Cambric Collars;
"** Swiss and Osmbrlo Bsts;
OwU» «ad Oambrio Triamlnss;
v Swiss and Cambric flouncing;
"** tw'ss and Osmbrlo Bands;
Ltosft Collars and Sots;
■ Lawn sad Osmbrlo H'dk’fr;
• *" Vahnrisnnes Collars and Sots;
ZcgUsb Thread Collars sad Ssts;
v m toint Cans* Conan sadflats;
Infants' Kmb'd Caps sad Waist*
Infanta’ Kmb'd Muslin Ptwh
3Tsw| mbSS
&SW|
TiriUTJft. UHK
,f "Ho. W miH BTBIIT,
Hate non Inttare oaeof tie feat se-
lectsd stocks of :
Domestic & Housekeeping Goods
ftv offered In thtamarketjcomprieln*
T j TJtkw fpi< flßtfqff ■
. .Linn and OoUon Bbtrttagi; .
SHs TUldw Linen, PUJow MauLa; ,v
■' Dimity QoUtOUneiiLs Qa&ttt :
Torkkb QnilUj » *
ftw *OOe Lltese. TaWe HMtiw
TewtfiDo,(Hoclt tfid Dleptf):
- BamaarllanlMtst.
few Brandi TwllU aadCtdalai
Table and Plano Com* i: ,
Tortiah Beth Blanket*. f
few mhttdtdeltw
DBT GOODS I PUT GOOMS—We
Isrtt* art bajti, to is* l * .W••
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