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Ia foot, ondor aay othor dreumitanoss, lath as oatrago would sot bo borno for a single month. Bat it U oqaaliy true, that, ondor any othor dreamitanodo, snoh an oatrago would not bars besn perpetrated. Ignoble u thlf ha« boon, it might bo paiiod over if it woold only stop horo* Bat It is a foot known to tho wholo world, that at this momoat Six or tight othor vessels of tho tamo.olasi, for tho tamo partios, art fitting out on tho Hor ny and tho Olyde; and no appeal that can bt mado by tho Amoriean Government through oar roprosontatlTo, nor oron by tho batter class of tho pooplo of England, can draw from that Government a promise, or oven tho ■lightest intimation, that thty shall not bo ■offered to go ont on their devilish mission. The oftoers of tho crown shield themselves behind some logoi quibbles and toohnioaliUos, ae they did in Uw ease of tho Alabame, and in effect say to tho ecntractors—" Go on; wo shall not interfere with yon.*' Bat they add Insult to injury. Lord Pal- Kiuvon, in a recent opoeoh, nttorod these insulting words: There is no use disguising it—that when ever any political party, whether in or out of ofioe, in the United States, finds itself In dif ficulty, ft raises o cry qyatast England (cheers) ae a mean* of creating what, in American language, U called political capital. all that appears, those, vessels will go oat,' and they are able to sweep American commerce from the ooean. Still it would be sheer madness on oar part to go to war with England in our present condition. To do so would be to giro a triumph to the rebels, open the ootton ports, and permanently breakup the Union.* There is another .and* better way, and that a better and more effectual mode is te put an end to all direct Intercourse between this country and Great Britain, both political and commercial—exclude British shipping from our ports, and permit neither ootton, floor, grain nor provisions to be clear ed for British ports under any flag whatever. There Is no eountry In the world that can live and flourish without outside oommeroo so long and so well as the United States; for no eonntry possesses within itself so many ef the elements essential to civilised life as this. On the other hand, there is no oonntry under heaven ao thoroughly dependent upon foreign •oommeroo as Great Britain. Were the United States to ahnt Us gates upon her for two years, it would be the heaviest calamity that ever befell that eonntry. This policy ought at one# to be proclaimed, if that government permits those pirates, now In her dock-yards, to ran ont to enact the part of tho Alabama and tho Florida. ! 'i • S Tke State Legislature. The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin says that the session of the Legislators just closed was .‘Hhe moat eorrupt and iniquit ous ever known-’4 Speaking of the next Legislature it sayt: . u Let the interval be employed in earnest endeavors to have the right kind of men pot in nomination.” We have no inclination to write a hom ily on this subject; bat only to say that it is one which really claims the earnest con sideration—not of a few leading politicians merely, bat of all the people. Let them eall out the very beat men they have, and let those men go as other men have gone to the battlefield—not for the profit of the thing; bat as a doty they owe to the coon try. There were some excellent men, both for talents and integrity, in the Legislature .which has jost dosed; but if the Stflte is to be rescued from shame and oontempV cor rnpttonand venality, and enormous damage, the number of such most be increased. A New Scheme of tke Rebels. The London Tme* hns * correspond eni at Tleksbnrg, who hss managed to get a long letter, [describing the rebel defenees there, through the blockade, aa ire find by I the late European nail. In the eoorse of the letter, the following hint ef a new toheme of the rebels oeenrs: “At this moment it is known that the eommands of Generals Johnston, Stnart, Morgan, Wheeler and Forrest hare been lamped together, and added to the cavalry force which lately gained distinction under General Van Dorn at Holly Springs. A large body of cavalry, somewhere in the neighborhood of twenty thousand sabres, u about to attmpt a dttcttti upon .NaihnlU, under the command of Gen. Tan Dorn, and there are whispers that the Ohio river may be eroesed, and the well knowh disaffection of the State of Indiana stimulated and eh oonraged. It is not unreasonable to.expect that oat of this gigantic cavalry raid and the apparently imminent federal attick upon charleston events may arise whieh will be too strong even for the obstinacy of the Washington Cabinet, and~lead to that solution of the mighty imbroglio which oon vulsed this agonised continent for whioh millions of weary hearts in both sections are anxiously praying.” The Great Sumter Meeting in Hew York* Proa th* dil* and patriot!* ip*Mh*a drilr •r*d by th* unlnrat an who to*k part la th* grand aau Baatteg bald la Union Bqdaraj Maw York, on Saturday lut, «* taka tb* Al lowing ttiring paanga*, ngntilag that oar •paoo forbid* a mora aapla roporti roanuann anannu uin’i imas. At itand Ho; 1, Hoatgoaary Blair rartow •d at aoa* tongth th* oonm of th* “paaaa" Damoorata in tiding wlthßrltlih la tarnation, aadthowad thatth* tra* damooraoy bar* no ■ympathy with that polloy: “Th* mart dlatlogalibad laadara of th* da ta ooney in thla grant Oommonwaaithattaodad th* Taat Boating of th* Sth of Mareh. Thay at* bar* again to-night. Zhayanlt* in coun cil with tha main ban of tha Bapobllou party, with th* ahlafa of tha old Whig party, with 'thoa* of tha original aatt-alarary party, with th* party, paoallarly Jaalon* of for eign lndnanoa, ana with thoa* of othar atrang alaaaaa which ambraoa, with a tort *f kindraa aympathy, tha natarallaad dttoaa* of all Bn ■ rop*,aa brothara nfranohltad from fan dal fat tan, and rialag bar* to naafolnaaa and lnfla *ao* aa th* aqnala of tha natlr* barnfra*B*a. gray party aad arary elaaa by whoa fra* b atltatloaa an bald daar In thlaoanatay, aarg lag all aria or dUbraaaoa of opinion, aragath •riaglnararyqnartar to dariaa aaanraa to mater* tha nationality, unto th* libtrtlea of th* ooantiy, and to glra anat tothaaa, th* ahoata of battla fkoa a million of tom man am hoard by land and aaa. Thay aa* tha fra dal lord* who hold tha alaraa in tha South In - boadaga, tb ralta tha ooautodlUaa on whieh Ua Üboran of tha fandal lord* la Barop* am to axhaut thalr aaargia* to azaUthalrpriri lacad ordara, an anpportad by raah ordara ba oaaaa of a aoauußintataat la thaaoalaraaant of aaakiad. And If th* vaatalag* which ' koUath*blaak no* aa aamanlaatadaa ohlaaa, aad la rapidly mdnriig th* poor whltaa of th* Soath t* a dapaadanoa and auf tela(, raadariagth* fat* of tha alar* of a * raeh Tunteg. to to - banphaU by th* gnat actor* dyaaattoa abroad, ooablnlng thrir to riratatroari to thadtopottopriaafaln a aa- Son Ihpntod Iron thoa by thgeoaaa, how :: 1 * : ■. ; ; 3& SSB^^SfelW^VjcS'lvSwich-rfe?'',' 0 '. •' -1 long will it be before snoh armed usurpation hero will, by its reactionary force, recover the arbitrary power that belonged to tbo age of the Bourbons, the Tudors, and of that horde of feudal proprietors who monopolised the soil, holding the people as serfs' sppurteuast to the domain of masters, riling as a super ■tructure of oppression, through grades from barons, counts, dukes, princes, kings and em perors, to autoorati l** In oonelnding, Hr. Blair said: "The rebellion here, this reactionary meas ure against free government, reacts across the water, stops all progress, all beneficenoa and reform for the people of Europe. That is the nature of this contest. You cannot, therefore, if yon love yourselves, your rights and the rights of those whom you are to leave behind yon, if yon love your brothers jin fatherland, and. wish to have an asylum for them, and to extend tho principles of-liberty in the old continent, you cannot but stand up for the government yon have installed [hero, regard less for the moment of whom yon have plaeed in power. lam a member, as my friend said, of the existing government, and I say to yon here, although its measures may not moot the approval of some of yonyet, rely upon it, you have as honest a man as ever God made in stalled In the chair of the Chief Magistrate. [Loud applause.] .Wo have a man from the Mople, like many of those I tee before me, having* heart sympatbetio for th* mattes, a man working his way from ah humble and obscure position up to tho elevated position that he now fills, and, of course, he feels, and feels deeply, as one of you, the nature of tho struggle that I bare been endeavoring to point. You must support him, my friends, it is your cause, not hit.” ou. pismoit's spook. At stand No. 4 there was a very large con gregation of people. Gen. Fremont waa the first speaker, and waa hailed with Immense applause. In closing his remarks Gen. Fre mont said: "Already shadows begin to people this plaoe, and the spot has become jolaasio ground. Two years ago this was one among the many beautiful openings which decorate your dty. You had no Bunker Hill to serve as a field al tar of patriotism. Iu this splendid elty, this radiating oentre of the material prosperity of the oountry, there was wanting the tradition al spot In sight of whioh no man oonld, with out shame, fall below the spirit of the day which gave an historic fame, [Applause.] But here already you have sermons in these stones —there yon have your field altar. [Cheers.] In sight of that statu* of Wash ington yon oom* hero to-day :to renew your pledges—you promise that In HU hand, which two years ago neld up to your indignant gasb your discarded and outraged flag, you will yet nlaoe the standard which ishall be raised in vlotory over the walls of Sumter. [Great applause.] You promUe that you will never agree to a dismemberment jof the oonntry whioh ho left yon—[Voice :• "Never,** and applause]—and that next to ihe crime of tho traitors who are striking in arms at the life of the nation yen will hold the guilt of those men who, placed in responsible positions, do not nse every effort to direct, with most terri ble energy, the power of this; country,to de stroy the rebellion.*' [Tremendous cheering, and three timee.three cheers for General Fw< mont.] SAITSL B. DXOKtlSOl’d SPEECH. At stand N*. 5 speeches jwere made by Daniel S. Dickinson', Senator WUson and others. Hr. Dickinson said: "Tho only hope of rebellion now rests ia the division and dUloyalty at the North, on secret societies and parties inaugurated to aid rebellion under the sacred name of democracy. They tell ns we must fold oar,hands and hang ont the olive braaeh of pease.; He wasfor the olive branoh himself, but he wanted it should be a stout tree, and about eight feet from the ground—[jpeat laughter and cheers]—and have a stoat rope hanging from the end of it; [renewed applause] that Is the way to treat the leaders of the rebellion. [Cries of "That*s it” and cheers ] There can be no comprise now. He U a traitor to hU country, if he is a man of ordinary intelligence who attempts anything ef the kind. This glorious moot ing convinced Urn that the rebellion was doomed. [Cheers.] But those men are afraid that slavery may suffer in this war for the coustitutisn. He would not go ont of the way to get rid of slavery, but you might as well expect to retain the wild gam* in a oonntry after yon have cleared it all [off aa te retain slavery after the war of revolution has passed over it. [Great applause.] The secessionists have done more in one year than the aboli tionists have done in thirty, j [Laughter and sheers.] The old Greek Xenophanes, who believed in' transmigration; requested his friend to oease beating a dog, fork* thought he reoogniied the voice of a[ deceased Mend In its howl; and so some men don't want slavery disturbed, became they think they reoognUe the howl of a deceased friend in iu [Great applause and lauglitar.] He would objeot to slavery the same *s[ he would object tovhaviig a powder-home in[ New York city; because it is liable at any time to blow ue all to pUoes. [Loud cheering.”] QEOMI W. OUBTU*« IPBXOB. At Stand No. 6 George Wm. Curtis dosed a speech of fervor and powef as follows: “ Stand tut, fellow-eitUoni, then, I abjure yon; stand fast by the flagwhleh is the sym bol of all that is precious to you—of all the liberties yon ever had—of principles that at this moment keep this city in perfect peace; that at this moment maintain quiet through ost the broad region that is not touched by the hand of rebellion. Stand fast by the flag, knowing this, that if we are not eaengh —that if, in ear day, this fight cannot bo fenght out; that it was a!fight whioh was born in ns; it was bred in onr bones ,lt flows In our Mood; we are tied up to that issue; aad when we lay in the graves those who went from us with blooms in their ebooks, with vigor in their Voices, all that can .move in man—remember that when they went we held ourselves in camp by our firesides ready to follow; we hold onrselvOa—every man of us who is loyal holds himself] at this mo ment, only waiting to hoar what the govern ment, which is the representative of the whole people, demands of him, in order to say, ‘Beady, ready! I am herel* [Tremendbus applause.] Still more: If ail who have gone —God rest their souls I—if ail who are ready to go, young men who are strong men now, will not sufioe, then shall the time oome when eaoh one of us will transfer it to his child, as the most sacred duty he can! perform, that ho shall neither spere himself nor allow his chil dren's children to be spared. And renewing onoe more our vows to the dear old flag, we will vow—as we do now here—God witness ing the vow, end the shades of the: august dead, who have hallowed this very spot with devotion to the Union; and witnessing the heavens, we do hero onoe more tow that, pure as its white, bright as its, red, fixed as its •tars, is our faith in the national honor, In the national glory that that'flag represents; and though ft should cost us our lives, they •hall be given, and the war shall go on—it shall be chronicled in American bleed—until that flag floats on every spot of American soil as calmly in the evening eir as its hangs be fore you now." {Great and long ooatinued . : ear Relatione with England. The Washington correspondent of tilt N. X. Jhtmmg Foot, in a dispatch of the 10th, says: The governmentls, beyond doubt, intensely dissatisfied with the oondset of the British ETommont towards the rebel sypapathlsers Bagllsh ports .who are bulldingwar vessels for the South. There can be no -doubt ever that strong remonstranoss have been made to the English government by Mr. Ad ams, at the initanoe of Mr. Seward, and that : hints will soon be thrown out of reprisals and non-intoroourso. : Bh.old tka agrat* of th* SoTarnaaat now la Barop* iaooa*d la porohulng tha auaar oui T****li oonitrneted "lor th* Bmoaror of llrian with Baglaad will rabild.: bat if th*a* •aa* T*a<al* ara parmlttad to tear* BogUah port* for the porpoa* of praying apoa oar oomßoroo, thoa troabls will oobo. Thor* an radloml dlShnao** of oplaloa one la tha Oablaot apoa thl* ratyrat, Mr. Boword brief cutioaa and Mr. BUnton worllk*. Oat rid* of th* Oahlut th* mo*t »bl* aad parti nadau of th* oppowra of a polloy aqoratlag toward* aa Baguih war to: Hr. Bomoar— ud h* po***u*a moob loflorao* orathp Prtal d*at op»a thl* iahj*ot. ud to, puupi, th* bwt sdrim that th* Pnildrat haa wlthla th* ruga of bto Urg* clrela of frtondj. Jan. Bitib ea CoanoaiTioz.—Jritorioa Baato, la a report to th* robot Ooagtoi* ob th* htotory udoondltioa of tha telegraph llao* la tha.Boath, argo* that tb* iateraati of tb* Harthna paraou la th*m—Am*a Kradmll aad othara—amooatlbg to thru hoadrad ud •aruty-thra* thoaaud torn hudrad ud fifty dalfar*. b* Mqatotend- Th* .apart *l - that th*B*aag*ra of th* **T*r*loo a po or* trrlbf to hid* th* fact that Yank*** h*T* taoh la Unit* in th*m. Tb* r*port for thar propo*** to ariia all tha Boatttar* tela gnph lina* ud torn than orar to th* rtbal PaitotaOapartautrthanmaatoatladaa alfyiognhalowaanfortbrirlointby thaaot. PUBLIC JTOTICES. THE FIRST PUBLIC MEETING OF THU ATI MV COMMITTS OF WES TERN PEHCSVLVA WIA, rspnttttio* the TOITID STATUS CHRISTIAN COMMISSION, win be held at Christ Methodist Fplaccptl o:.tmh, P*nn street, this (Thursday) evening, April 16th, at 7)i o'o'ock. PROGRAMME Psituu~...~~—George B. Cbace. Qcil Lore onr Lend. Anetrss IC. W. Jaeubas, D. D. Barrie ..Written by O. H. Holmte. anmm ... ’ »«t Baal. J. WillOO, D. D. “ —...Bay. W. A. Pamvant. Doxoumy Bxexoicrios.. Bbt. W. A. SdltbJj. It Is expeoted that a delegate from the Philadel phia Commission will be present, and address the meeting. »p!6;lt "^"NOTICE. —In accordance with the '*Sr prevision* of the 6th Section of an Act to In corporate the '‘lnland Telegraph Company,” notice la hereby given to the Corporators named In said Act, and Ins Stockholders In the oorperatlon, that there will be • meeting of the said Corporate Body at th> FRANKLIN HOUSK, In the Borough of Gettysburg, on THURSDAY, the 7th day of May next, A. D. ISO, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon, for tke purpose of choosing a President and tlx Directors for the management of the affairs of said corpora tion DAVID WILLS, JOEL B DARN RE, H. J. STAHLS, GSOBQB ARNOLD, B. Q. McOREABY. rr]S»PUBLIO. NOTICE. Oman ow ns Pnxsn.vAmA B. B» 00., The Pencsylwta Hall road Oompaay hereby fine pnblit notice, to ell whom It may oohoern, thet in pursuance of the power end enthority oonlerred upoa U by sundry provisions ef en Act of the Oenerel As* eembly ef the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. en* titled “An Act fbr the sole of tKe Mein Line of the Public Works,” approved May 16th, 1857, It will, on the first day of May, A. D. one thousand eight ban* deed end sixty-three, abandon eo much of the West* ern Dirlslon of the Penal, lately forming a part of the Line of the Pnbllo Works, end as lies be* tween BlalrsrlUe and Johnstown, (commonly known as the "Upper Western Dirlslon,") together also wftb such Dane, Feeders and Beeervoire lying west of Johmtown, as psrtaine to or are need In -oonneo* tlon with said Upper Western Division. By order ol the Board of Director*. Witness the seal of the said Company, the 25tb day of February, A. D. 1663. , . J. SDQAB THOMSON, ki| mhfetmyl President. * IfS»8— T—lB6o—X. 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ITS»FOR RECORDER. —AbdibI Mo- Clues, of MllQla township, will ben candi date tot Baoordsr,’subject to the decision of the next jUpabHoan-Oounty Convention. aplftomewtof IpS-FOR RECORDER. —Ukhst Hniyb ttefir lt, of the Beventh Ward, Pit tsburgb, will be. a candidate for Recorder, subject to the decision of tbs Republican Ooanty Convention. aplltto J)jS»FOB REGISTER, tfw WILUAX J. BIOXJ Will be a candidate far the Office of Register of Will*, Ac., of Alleeheay ooanty, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. apfctc jrS»FOB clerk of the courts. —Wx A. Hmnon, of Pitt Township, will be a oa*dl date for Clerk of the Courts of Allegheny County, subject to the decision of the Bepublltan County nominating Convention. mhllito nrIS»FOK REGISTER, —Jakes Espy, cf Upper St, Glair township, win be a can* didst* for Register, sub.eot o the decision of the Be : publican nominating OoweeuHen. nhifcls O*FOB CLERK OF THE COURTS. -Jm, A. Gouijk of Bhaler township, wIU be before the Republican County Convention an a can didate for Clerk of the Courts. np3:te [Hy-FOR CLERK OF THE CO CRTS, —Jobs H. r ‘»’—», of Cbartiera townvhlp, will be a candidate for Clerk of the Courts, subject to the decision of the BeyubUcan County nominat ing Convention mhifcto •VJtW* ADV-mnTIBEMKATTK. TO OIL MEN.—AII part; or OWSUtO OIL IH BOLE BOATS, Are hereby strictly prohibitsd landing the same within th* limits ef tnis city, üßdrr penalty of 960 for such ofbass. B. C. BAWYEB, Maytw. Pittsburgh, April 16th, 1863. aplfclm NimOK— Owner* ef Oil in BU BOATS ora hereby notified that they MUST HOT LAHD THE IB BOATS At tb* Allegheny Wharf, oodar pena'ty of VIfTT DJLLABS. JAKES ALLAH, W harfaasUr, Allf hear Wharf, T? 0& HALE. C OQASDXLIXns. A lot of SIX LIGHT OHAHDKLUBS, of tho ceUbralod mak* of OonMllo# A B*k*r; hud*om» •tyfoead finish. Will bs told rory lov, la lota to suit. Oen b* bed et WHITE. OBBA 00/S. ALT.—W*. Jt*. 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Hsckett'a Hotae sod Comments os Shskraesxe. D’Aoblgse’a History of the B*formation in the time of Oalrin. 9 vole; 19 mo. Baldwin's Hen ting Adventures in 8. Africa, Orpheus G* Kerr npers, Ist sad fid series. •The Ice Malden* By Aadenoa. Mmsys by Buckle, With Biographical Sketch. Bishop Oolenao on the Fcutstcueh A Bo mans. Green 1 # Aasver to Odense. For sale by KAX A 00 H 86 Wood at. Linseed oil.——4 bbii. Limood ou ; DSHD PBAOBIB— lObb'i. prlmlr. p tifhw WBBTKBN BISBBYB OHXKBE-LOOO toMratee W. B Ostttar Obsess: BiMBOiGB OHBBBB—BOO bxs. Hambvz Obsess: GOSHIH OHKBBB—BOO boxes Gosfcsn Obwst; Ho. 8 LABGB MAOKEBIL—IOO bbls. Ho. 8 Ism Hsdterel i * LA KI WHITOTIH— BOO biU bblia Likt Ispnlor iXEM HIBBIBG —150 hall bbU. Lake Herrtar, Ia itor* and for all by J. B. 0&BT1ILD, apis I Tint itrwt, pir<y»od, PUBLIC NOTICE—TO WHOM IT I HAY OOSOBBH.— WiII be aold. oa fBTDAY, April 17th, IKS, Immediately after the ule of Gar den 6taada la the new Xuktt Hocae of the City of Allegheny, tha right of a tea yean 1 laaee ia the Bat tag uovie or Bofm oa tbe comer ol Ohio and nttaniti. By order of tbe •aplfitt COMMITTEE OH MABKETB. JNITL&.LB STAMPED IN TO! LATEST 'ADD BIST STILI, / U | At HOHTB. Hoto Pam ,1 s box. ASSISTANT QUAKtCBMASTIB’* OHIO*,') 23d April iaitAAt, At th>Cnral **** *M WMhlnrton ftfcn*n to a loft erf •endoamod HOBBITSS©MoSS^^aP«I£ far 1 *£ 10 tSIO o'clock At £ nh^iu" h * 1 QoT »nuao»t toad*. [ii*n*d] OH.H. TOKPKIHB, J. O. MoQDIttB * n^A-Sli 1 - udfernteby BX>tt*X> HXAZBfoSS^/ £AXTtBNo, l MACKEREL: 20Uif UUbbii. KHiniHitldufcfnliU *ll IP. UMJLZEho*, II Diamond. JTKfr ad BANK—Notio* ia hero ■ J by g'ren that Books t>i receive subscription to th* Capital Stock of the DUQUX&NE BARK will be cpns at my .office, Bo 110 Rrartb street, on THOUSOAT MORNING, April '»?>, at 10 o’clock. This Bank Is te b' organised and manaaod coder the ptvvlsloiu of’“The Government Banking Law Capitai — riTtT ; T1 _ . $500,000. fiHanxn, $lOO each. Eubacrtption to be paid 80 per contain when tb« Board of Directors are elected, and the remainder 10 per centum every 60 days thereafter. Each Stockholder Is entitled to ore vote on each share of stock held. The Bank to go into ep ration as toon as the stock Is all subscribed. aplfcßt i W. O. LESLIE. ly the Choir. ' ESTABLISHED 1760. PETER LORILIsARD, SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER, 16 * 18 OHAMBEBB 6TJSBET, (Formerly 42 Ohsthsm streat, Hew York) Would call the attention of dealers te tb ‘.article* t>f his msnufseture, vis: BROWS BNOFF. Mecshoy, Fiui Rappee, Coarse Beppoe, American Gentlemen, Demlgroe, Pore Virgtalo, Nechitocbra, Copenhagen. YELLOW KHUFF. Scotch, High Toatt Scotch, Irish High Tosit or Lundyfsat, Hensy Dew Bootoh, Frvsh Honey Scotch, Fresh Scotch. j ••“Attention 1* caned to the large riductloniu prices of fine-Out Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos, which will be found of a superior quality. TOBACCO.; Swoxrao—Long, Ho. 1, Ho. 2,! Hot. 1 end 2 mixed, Granulated Fixx Gut Gskwibo— P. A. L., or plain; Cavrn dl<b, or Bweet; Bwoet Scented Oronoeo; Tin Foil Oavtndlih. Bhokiio—6. Jsgo, Spanish, Canaster, Turkish. H. B.—A circular of prices will bo o»nt on appli eatlon, aplO:ly JJAYB TOD CORNS ? Corns extracted and permanent cure warranted for OHS DOLLAR EACH. Instantaneous and sfficacioa cures of Corns and Bunions without cutting or causing pain Dr. Ban* doll, who has devoted years of study exclusively to this broach of surgery, can be consulted at his.office on DIAMOND STREET, second door In tbs one. story budding above Grant street, opposite ths Court Bouse, darlhg tbe present week. Read the follow* ing: PrmsPEOH, April 2,18G5. Di». -bif thte day operated on a Corn for me very snoocssfolly, which I think worth fifty dollars. J. WEfITBAY, Dentist, 268 Peouilreet. FnmJJ B. Oowwßjr, Jlrvt o/Oook A Co, Dr. hss this dsy removed an old and ptin fal Bunion from my foot. X have had the seme ope rated on repeatedly without sucoeys, but I am happy to stste that the Doctor has affected a perfect cure, without the least polo. Being a medical man my salt, I can lastl y to his knowledge of the pathologl • cal condition; and formative process of Corns sod Bunions. J. H. OONHOLLT. Wheeling, March 4,1863. B. 0. Stevenson, Ticket Agent of the Western Railroad, says: "Dr. Randall has this dsy removed what baa for a rery long time ooused me much an* noyance, namfely: some very painful hard and soft corns." ; Mr. A. W. Banks, one of the Local Reporters of ths Ditpaiei, »Lj*i "Dr. Bandall operated upon a gentleman in my presence, anjl removed a large oovn from b«tween the tots. The patient stated that be suffered no pain from the operation.” (should any person doubt the efficacy of Dr. Ban doll’s practice, he will readily come forward and ex tract a oorn gratuitously, in order to convince that such a disoortry was never before practiced. Thoue* ends of '"monlels con be seen oom this and the continent of Europe. ••“Office hours from 9 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 5 and 7 to Bp. s. ; tp9:lw NOTICE.— In accordance with the provliions of "An Aet to incorporate the Oocp* or Ftra-arma Mamtecturing Company," approved April 84.1893, the usdenigned will open books to receive subscriptions to the stock of said Company, on MONDAY, the 20th Instant, at the BOOMS OF THE BOARD OF TBADE, on Fourth street, be tween the hours of ten o’clock a. m. and three o’olock p. m,! The stock is divided into 10,000 shares, of $25 per •hare—s 6 per shan to bo paid In cash at the time e( subscription; and 910 In ntnety days, and $lO In six mouths thereafter. Parties wishing particular information la regard to the plan of organisation, probable profits, char ter, A a., can Apply at the offiot of the Pistol Works of J. U. OOOPHB A 00., Bask Block, Fifth street, at any time before the becks are opened. GEORGE W. CASS, ") THOMAS U. HOWE, J-Corpora ten. JAMES M. COOPER, ) Pittsburgh, April 9th, 1863. ap9;td OLD PRICES. Hunt’s Union Stationer; Portfolios, Containing 24 sheets. PAPER, assorted; *4 EHTELOPESrto match; 2 STEEL PHNB; 1 ACCOMMODATION HOLDER; 1 LEAD PENCIL; THE OOHSTITUTION or THE OMTED STATES AHD CHIOH LEAGUE PLEDGE. All tha Stationery In tkm Portfolio* I* of nod quality; U#y «r* no t ttlsrf, mad eta b» examined ba foc* anrdiasi&g- If yoa'want theK.uk for HOST’S UNIOH POftTFOLIOB. Etch oat hat the on liw coT«r. Trios 85 cents. JOHHP.HUHT, BookeriUr, Stationer asd Newedealer, MASOBIO HALL. Fifth street. gLALBSVILLE FSIALE SEMINARY. A SOU FOB TOUBO LADIXB. ft>T. fl. n] BHIPLIT, A. Ku. P. P. IBIP LIT, Principal; aided by a fall com e t noetlent Teacheta. Accommodation* for iixty boarding achottrt. This Bemlniry—-now in Its elartntb y«ar —'with ita pi—fiat rarroandloge, And appropriate accommodation* and **p*rata*, eontlna— to eom meed litelf to all wbod—irethe beet culture In all whlcbperteisatofema'eedaaatlon. Truil; Board and Tuition la the regular comae And Latin, par melon #f Ata months, tw>. Inetra* maatAl Uonc, ineledlag Tborodgh Boa Aid Yoesl Oaltuie,_*c J , on the most Approved method. fIS. All branch— of Drawing sad Fainting, la water Oolera and till, from 99 to $l2. french orOennan, $lO. The next Melon will commence MAY lUh. Uataloga— sent on Application. g. H. BHKPLKY, Proprietor and Principal. JF YOO/WANT A PBIMB PAlfi Of BOOTS OR SHOES, AT LKBS THAN USUAL PRICK, Maionlc Ball Auction Bouse, Ho. M riITH BTOIZT. »P« 1 . AGARD.— H»lng mad* AT-JIgA nntemante to operate befert the UlCMbmiof tho Uali«d Btatee, and-the varione Dental OoaTeniioaa for the pnrpose of bringing bo* tore the mttfcaslon mj APPAJUTUB POB BX* TBAOTIHO TUTH WITHOUT PAIS, I ihaU ol asEomlty be, obliged to be away from my oflee the BMUtpirtof next Spring and Sommer, end that my ItUaWaaT sot be loeeri thereby, I have wo> elated with me Hr. K. J. WATS, a.Denttst ol weO known ability In every breach of the profcetioa, and wboee elegant an<"y are the of the pro* tmton wherever seen. Dr. Ways will bp with me from April let, and will take the general oharge ol theoSloe) leering mo free r to devote my whole at* tentlonto artracflw teeth with tap eyyenttei, and to the mechanical pert of the profemloa. Fenonawho may have hitherto tailed to nave their Teeth extract* ed for want !of time on my parti or from defeota In the apparatus, are earned that vaeh difficulty no longer exists, ea I have made many fmprevemeata, ana will dome my whole time to it. Befereneed In regard to theyalal—aim and eaMe of the operation given if desired, and from Medical gentlemen too. ftemember thaioold weather, la the rime wh>a the apparatus oan be need to lie beet ad* vantago. [ I. OUDBT, Diarier, mhifkuidj 144 Smithflcld street. A LLKN. MoOORMICK a CO., Valihi XV Fdu.d.t, puubmh, r*.': W-Wumim Ho. SOI Lltertratiwt. v •UnnfcotarmT} COOK, PABLOBAHD HBAT. IHQ BTOTXB. PABLOBASDKHOHHHOBATM, HOLLOW WABB, .tA, StMluid QUmUtMh Ball lilt Hill Owris*; Om, W.ur .nd Ar. Omo Pitted Itou, Doc Itma, W**“ *«• IH KrtUM,PßllmHucn, OwWbMb, OMPlbai with Steam or Hofee Power. ■ eplfcdad QHETEBS AND CONSIGNORS. AT* O TXHTIOH I—lt le abeolntely muimery that all Oil received! at the Alleeheny wharf should bo re ported tomeeaeoon as it arrive*. I wwudttMre fere, notify jail pstaou receiving Oil on this whark that if tbejiibonld neglect eo te leport* the tall pen* altv of the taw will be imposed npom them. Ton can cave. Nueelvee tim*,tfenbl* and expense by calling at my o&ceaa noon as you oil Is landed. Xonareuee cxpeetedtolnmove you Seta as.soon as unloaded, othWlM UM OTICII puAIIJT •plauilw j Wb^fmMUr. TXKZLEP AT.T.WY —Notioa u hereby •U givea-toat the atatamant of riewets appoint*! by thefeifcSbf 15egEay,to view nafasnas. j*megeecnil bmmatauEag fr*® the evening of gashp'e Alley, TbSdwS. ABegheay.frcm U» man* termlnna to Manet allay* was Sled In the of Allegheny coaatjf, lor confirmation, ~ *A»UBD„,A I !fflCW^ HolJ|at BrtWtorfrr the city of Allegheny. JTEWADrtMTISEMBjrTtL JUST "rKCKIVED. DU. J. K. UMDBII'* BIiOOD HE ARCHER, Will nmftTt the Impurities from the blood muck sooner then otby ? medietas. Try It. FUBKITCBE POLTBB makes old furniture look as weU as new.aud Improves the polish of any arti clo of tonlture, end costs hot 25 cents per bottle. NEW PSBFUKERT—FIowers. Fluids, Fairy, White : Pond Lilly, Sprig Blossoms, with e large eaortmeut of ell perfumes mode. Drake's Plantation Blttcrr; Drake's Plantation Bitters; Dnke'i Plantation Bitten; - Drake’* Plan toll on Bitters; Dailey’s Pain Extractor cum bams; DaUey’s Pain Extractor cure* eons; Dailey's Pain Extractor cam outs; Dailey's Fein Extractor curat any kind of sore* In a very short time. Fulton's Cough Syrup; Fulton's Cough Syrup; Pulton's Gough Byrup; Felton’s Oovgh Syrup; Ayer's Cherry Pscto'sl; Ayer's Cherry Pectoral; - Ayer's Cherry Pectoral; Aysr'a.Cherry Pectoral; Spalding’* Prepared Clue; Spalding's Prepered Old*; Spalding’s Prepared Glue; Spalding’s Prepared Glue; Hoofland’s German Bitters; 800 Hand's Osman Bitten; Boofl end’s Osman Bitten; Hoo&and's German Bitten; Congrem Water, fresh; Osagras Water, fresh; , Gengrets Water, fresh; Brown’s Fosses of Ginger; Brown's Tamos cf Ginger; Brawn’s Ksssoca of Ginger; PAPKES, EITAILIE a AT Lets Than Ea,tern Whole,ale Price,, The goods bought before the great ad ranee In'prices. OBRAP PAPERS, at 6,8,10,12)* and 16c per pleos. GLAZED PAPKBS, from 20 ocuts upward. GOLD PAPXB at 87)f cents per pises upward. HANDSOME OAK PANEL DEOOBATIONB itU caste per pises* ASSOBTKDA PLAIN GBEKB WINDOW PAPER, PAPER. Urgt eaortmeat of SPBIBQ GOODS, booght be fore the laat great edra&ee In prtoe. Hew styles of WALL PAPAS, WIHDOW BUHDS, OHQLAZID AMD SATIS GBBBBB, TBAHOPABBBT OUBTAIHB, Ac., Ac. A Tory bm nmtmt of WHITS BLAHK9, at 15 cent*. £«», GLAZED WALL PAFBB, hand- BOB* designs, at 15 cants, Ac,, for ante by IQ£Q —CLEVELAND, BAGI- aSS. iOUUi SAW AHD LAXB HTTSOHjuftC BUSAN WARD, Oats. W*. Bathwat, Wlh nu during tlis season Utwaen tb* abort porta a* follows: Learss ClsTtland for Saginaw City, £ut Baglnav and Bay City, touching at Fort Haros. Lexington, Port Banflae, Forester, Forsetvflla, Point Aubarfca, Port Aastlnaad Towaa City, orary WXDBBBDAY SYSHISQ, at 7 o'clock. Learas Baglnav for Olaraland ererr SATTJBDAY MOBHIHO. All freights consigned tons will raoalre prompt at tention. Through contracta mads. Shippers har ing frstghta ready oantend tbam to onrstore; will go on first boat without charge for ■ Usage. aplO;«m H. OABBBTBOH A 00. J a BUALAttD, Would call the attention of buyers to hia stock of BOOTS AHD SHOD, both good and ebaap. «■*!»■ |L f ..... , |<j QO “ ~ 5 00 LUlm? Horooeo EwUd Boat*- 1.,,,., ■ l 00 “ Ooamn “ ChlUn, Bfik Gorin*... ItS “ Imimttod fot pp* T * ii , * M 60 TO TBS J£ K. BUIXHIB, AC T, Mwirtotnrw at rmj «wlptte» u asriT-cnRH? A (til aSMrtaaat of PiTTSB VBQB MASVWdQ* TVMMD WUMSITUBM constantly oa hui tkkl o* will a«Q si tho lewssl prises tor GASH. Inl6dymaa»ls XTOTIOB TO GABDENEB&— I The JJI choke of Veptabk Stands la tho now Mirtit Boom of tho dtjr of AlUgUnij, will bo nld at poblk otiogr on JTBIPAT, the 11th of April, 186*, coat* BOncur at IS . The mlewtaf molatlon was adopted by the Moot end Oonuaon OotaeUi: feKfod, not the Committee oa Markets bo, and they we btrebylastnoUd. to sell the leases of vege> tabU Stands, oa the day of tale, to prodnoors of to- CetebUaoaly. fi. M. DUNLAP, hpditd Chairmen of tho Committee oa Marietta. TkEMOVAL.—J. 8 LIGGETT * GO. XV turn purchased tho CITY TLOUBINQ and hare removed to the Mill, corner Liberty and Adams stmts. Woofer to.oar tuaw easterners asdthopabllo generally, cholae tallablo* TAMELY FLOU& of oar ova main fc* tare, and also 8 L Louie Taney Broad*, a*'formerly. Orders dropped in PlitsMugh P. or in ear box at'Lindsay A Barbonxs, No, Si Wood stmt, vill ro* oelro prompt atUntloa. apfclm \ J. 8. LIOggCT A 00. ‘DIVSE AVJKfJUE,—Notioa is hnobv Av Ibftt the lUtasMßt of ▼towoaoppotatrt by tht OocacOs of tbo dty of Alkfbooy, to hw du&ftfMand bouflti far Um atrughtoniasof tfco arrth tt&o .of Btnr atom, Youth Won. All* ftfrayflted In tbo Dbtnct Ooort of county, for ooßflraotton. on SATURDAY. AdcUT. IMS. &. BOtOTtX, JC •pftlw BoUdtor far tbo dty of AUo^ony, ■.it. MIUWI, TMoNULTY * JBNNJINSB, *" OL . AIXOaaMTBiT LAW, Oaun or Toon An Maxi Stub. £■•■■».•■■••• PtTBPCHm. Io»a UAi/fFKTKIS—6O kegs Kefinod foi fjNk fej* B. A*.YAHnSTOvKf» 80S 4'OOi, Wit looriwc of Fliii m 4 W— 4 •tw<U. T AND jfIiABTEK —50 btU. moot* JJudfetnltl? HBI*I H. 00U.HM, (The genuine,) Brown's Bronchial Troches; Brown's Bronchial Troches; Brown's-Bronchlsl Trochee; Brown's Bronchial Troches; ZlUs' Oltrats of Xllls' Citrate of Nagnada; Ellis' Citrate of Mage atla; Ellis' Citrate of Magnesia; Baker's Ood Lirsr Oil: Baker’s Cod Lirsr Oil; Baker’s Cod Lirsr Oil; Husband's Calcined Hagasala; Husband's Calcined Magnesia; Husband's Oaldned Magnesia; Ayer's Senaparille; Ayer's Bsraparfl la; Ayer's BanapartQa; Ayer’s Pilir, Molmne'i Pillr, Willow's Fills; Bln nio gar's Olh; Blnnlager’s Gin; BlnnlngerVGtn; Ooooslae jar the Hair; Ooooalns for the Hair; Ooaoafbs for tbs Hair; Barnett’s Prep*rations; Barnett's Preparations; Barnett's Prepsafctlons; WFor sale at FULTOH'S DETO BTO EE, ' Noe. O sad TO FIFTH STBXtT, roll OAIH, A* Ho. 107 If AEEET STREET. At the lowest rates. JOS. R. HUGHES, So. 107 MABBBT BTAMCT, Sc. »1 WOOD RUR, Bstnasa Foertt sad fyU OresA, Saoomd door Mew JMamtmd ABty. THOMAS FALMSB. BBOBE USE. The nav and alagaat lov.prMKra atauaer W KABKMT BTRSET, - 50 * ** 1« l 25 MISSES AHD OHILBBIH’S SHOES, tXf lucwt ait bMt MK»rtm*nt to be fosad in th* city. Borr ahd touth*b boots, shoes. bali [OßAl*udOAlTEßB,<rf«T«j>tylc. •VB« sox* nd call. M/m cm b* cslM» »t ipll 9* MARKET STREET, %i dope from 6Uu HO. 45 SHITBniIiD BTEHZT, mtauMOM, td. OUT mOODM. GOODS I NEW GOODS 1 EATON, niACBtJM A CO., Are now opening a'choleo selection of Tr.TH’tISGB. / embroideries, ./ BIBBONB AND LACKS, HOSIERY ANpGLOVFS, HXAD-DREBSZS and nets, ZVPHYB AND KHTPTIHGTABN, SUN AND RAM umbrellas, Fancy Goods & Notions* To which they Inrlts the attention of WHOLESALE AND BETAIL BUYERS. Hos. 17 and 19 Fifth Street TTJBT OPENED. lease SOUMEB BALMOBAL 8KIBT8; MALTESE LAOS COLLARS, eholoe style*; BEAL SHELL COMBS, new styles; , FBENOH BOWB, entirely now; ; ! COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS AND BETAIL DEALERS, of tho city and ndgh btrlrg towns, are leapectfnl'y Invited to examine onr stock of " TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY A GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS,: BCOHKS, LAOS GOODS, HEAD-DRESSES A NSTB, SHIRTS, COSSETS, BaIN AND BUN UMBRELLAS, BUTTONS, THREADS, PINS, And tbeTsiious small arilclaa In our line of bnilness. W* hare on hand a large and well selected stock STAPLE ARTICLES, ■ Bought when prices were from 25 to <0 per cent, lower than at present, and hiring added bur spring purchases of mu goods, bcught at firsthand* s&d on the most fovsrable terms, we an prepared to offer advantages in price and selection equal to' any house east or west. In outWholxbali Dzpa&tirut, on the second and third floors, will be found extensive assortments of the artlska snnmerated above. We therefore solidt a call from all buyers, assured that with our lncreas* ed CadUtisswa can glrs them bargains In the quality -wnd price* of our goods. \ D. 8. MAOBUM ...ZZ.~. .~8. 0. GL'£px. s ffIACKUM Sc CLliii, . Do. 78 market StoJjt, ap!s Between the Diamond. gPRING QOODSyS : CASH, AT J. iVi. Burchfield’s. • )'• SPRING MOHS Dx IAINKB for 25 worth 31 ots. LIGHT CHINTZES, « 37)* « 50 « CALICOS, «• JO r « 25 " Do. « 25 « 81. « LA VILLAS, •• 15 « 20 “ Do. <« SO. « £5 « Do. M 25 « 31 *« Do. . j* 81 " ST «. BLEACHED MUBLIN&I9 to 37)* esnta. UNBLEACHED do., 20 « 37)* " . How Is tbs time to make yoer purchases, as goods an selling cheaper than they wBI be sold when the Spring opeas. apU fWIMMIM. JOSEPH HOBNp k CO., W and 79 Market Street, Art selling at tho LOWEST CASH PRICES their choke selection of * EMBROIDERIES, COLLARS, SETS AND SLEEVES, . LINEN AND LACE HAHDKXBOBIKFS, FINE NEEDLE WORKS,' r - EDGINGS AND INSHBTIHGB, RUFFLINGS, SKIRTS. - OOBSEIGL HKAD*DREBSES, BRAD NETS, GLOVES, HOSHRV, SUN UMBRELLAS, TRIMMINGS, and NOTIONS. t ' They also keep couttantly on hand an awortmsnt of WORSTEDS, BRADB, VABSB, TINSEL ZEPH YR, PERFORATED PAPER, Aa, Beside a full line of LADIES' k OHILDBByS URDEB-OABHHS7S. JOSEPH HORNE 4c CO., Hob. T 7 AHD 79 HABKSTBTBUT. rpo CODNTKY MERCHANTS AND X ■ ' DBALXBB. ' | EATON, ISACRM A CO M Nos. 17 aid 19 Firra Bnunrr, }■ ’ Jabbers end Befallen of TBUUOBSB, HOOF SHUTS, KMBBOIHTOCS, antis'SHUTS, EIIEOHB, BOOHIS, OOELABS, TUB, HOSIIET, QLOYXEL ZIFHTEB, TABNs| And a ton UMrt Went of SMALL WABIB AHD HOTIOHS. The low pricu at which our stock ni pnrehssed eaahlm os to offer greet Inducements to OITX’ sad OOUHTBY MEBOHAHTB, MILLIHEBS end FHDDLXBS, ana eU whobuy to nil again. : , epTaueSn JjjTOW DBJSBB GOODS, HEW BILKS, HEW BACQUEB, I HEW BPBIHQ AHD SOMMER SHAWLS. ALEX. BATES’, «tn si tuth street. gHAKEB HOODS - STRAW GOODS, Bj the Case or Poses,. CHEAP JOE CASH, AZ JOSEPH HOSHEA CO.’S, ' ITina pMvkmtmt. WkilMliBgQnig,iteiK .niat gPKiNG ! ; De Lalxies, Of tbj niwnt it]lm ul of th. hut EUllilci, FOB 25 CBNTS, ALEXAHDBB BATES’, ■P»A El ETEEEt. gABGAINH IN DBT GOODS, LABE, K'ABOY tc CO.’S, . 14“ EEDEEAI. BTBEET, AlhcbU], j (Sddoor Mow thi sov Hirkit ! Ftaecfaed end Unbleached HosUni t Desk maA UfhtWowi Prints] vreneh French lawns; Fine Wool da UnM'ndJbS Ftanios QoodcJKohalrend BflkWarp IteMet Black, Pmln and ngtsed Bilks: OhecksdaadaEeZl BhksrPcpUni: Loons, far Trstellng DraoiLtnew *®d Know Linen MdkesUnr y*jy^y*»gQeods; Cloths, Oemlmeree: wiwlSi X4a« Btadkooklaft, Seek The* do, «fcea-srwg, \ • iif6lS3s dALE OP !j 1 DRW GOODS, i li . _ - • 1 Housekeeping Goods, Gent’s and Boy? Wear. CHIAPIOHKAPIOHnAPI ■pii - ■ \ RATON, MACRUM AXXL. Ho. 17 Fifth street. 8 U AEEB HOODS, 1 « f' . y' MAOSUM * GLYTJJfIJ, • Ho * 7B Rinr, gplrtl XHKATEB, [J 1111 1 - /. .^T/ft—ff ttitM. —— H-Ormim: o» arming.— M OOt tie Mata ta PriraU Box, 91 00j ParcrMito ud Dnaa Glrdo, Chain, GO cantai family CinM, to cawtoi OOlon* Gallary, SScM* <Mon« BoxM,Mo«to| Canary, 15 can ta. . ,i: :% - *»*La*t nightbatoccoT TAHKXXBOBHIBOV, who will appear m ''Lot lap-aa-fa” a&4 n J«uthta Flonghboy.” I . ii . . . lyKnt appearanoa of th® chanting yoag w tram,AMMUgWABDi 1 who'will appuraOolli, TIIIS (Tharndty) xySRHOi' Win bt pntormtd, YANKEE LAND. LOlgBif^3A^lo-_-A--.TABKM i! BOBIHgOM. JOSATHAH FLOUQHBOT.TJLHKKX BOBIHBOM BABLT BBKBUB. HEW OIBOULABS, AT s i c'' !i ' - onr- €>oor»u. 69 XABKET SXStST. iw Dresi Goods, Sacques, Hantles, ; | Cloak:. Silki, Bhiwli, 1 400 DOZER, Ail Irina, white »»4 color*!, AT ÜBS THAU XABTXBK FKTCX*, FOR CASH, jUHVBJEuaEjrTB^ To bd followed by - —. the forest bosb. / j To conclude with NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY. OdLIB...—J I ASMS WABP. STANLEY & 00/0 POLOmCOKAXA OF THR WAR, Depicting ell the events of importance from SUUTBB TO. With the snoot Intricate machinery end astonishing efbots, on sxhlbttlen at . MASOHICIIAX.L, ' thibbvmibo.. MTAdalmtai, 25 cents; Children 15 cents. aplO ~ ? ,/ .« CONCERT ROB THE mimoiiai SUBSISTENCE COHUTTEX, By the papila end friends of htr. will tab place at Masonic Ball on TUXBDAY IVUI - zist. ■ ■ ‘ Tickets can be had from the member* of the Com mittee, end at' the nob end ing stem. Tickets, SO cent*. ‘ mfl' pLtJMBING, , a as ahd STKAkrimsa. The ondemlgned, haring meiy years'experience: la the above boslSgfitjffp prepared to fit ttpaU kinds of PLUMBIHO WOES < a the most approved plan. Kvery'deacrtptton oTGAB AHDBTEAM PIPES pit op in e darable manner ai A aireaionsble prises. mm- ALL WQBK WA.IBA9TBD. BAILEY, FAIIBELL ft CO*, apH . I Ho. ia POPBTH BTBEET. JMFOKTANT TO *,ll* ; PUBLIC.— : BOGUS CABD PHOTOGBAPHB IH CIBCULA- L J TIOH OP TOM THUMB AHD WIFE I—The M-/ ’ lowing is a wooUUbe Photograph deal* " v er*s advertisement: . . “OHLYIO CKHTB,—dsrteada'Ylsite'of 6m* Toot Thumb ami Lad/, in bridal attire, i Another loge ‘ ■apply of theae mack admixed Photograph Cuds has ' been recessed at «• IgA it inch . lotriprtc. that mn mtw '' pritima KaUmdfttigobt* dealers are astoandedb and tMn*W a«tsjs»gisphad. £• genuine FHOTpGAAPBS, as anp «ae ean How may think they are | Photogrsphi, b«t H I don't see It.” . , ;j The original OABP PHOTOGRAPHS <pf this little oraple can be had at ;[ PITTOCK’B, OPPOSITE THE'POIT ORHb WSimplM of ib. BOOHS CARDS Ola bom. M PITTOOEE. u* QABfm'a. • . r.. - . ’ BRUSSELS. Hbw open, a mojt complete and varied aswrtmant of EHGLIBH AJStD AMHBIOAH BBUBBEU, at small adranoas above tbaoost,' HOB OABH. urtrailiita A large stock, bootfit before thf lata adnnees, ■may of which are eelUng atIdHHSTHAH HAHB- FAOTUEBBS'. prices. MATTIjWeS, Of every Uad. OHIHA MATTZHOB, In var itjlecand qualities, at the old prices, 7m ■' '> « OLIVES K’OLIHTOCK* 004 _ i.! : fcaiira Btu Ex. mnßluamw ■ BUON’ry, uaou Fa; & a- MAaraar.T^ ■ 4avn*t*t-Lmm a* Olala ' Ho.UiraTHSTßß*r,PtttUMr^,Pfc S®l te WOTm4lAOaaM.;.TvaiLlii—;% .. S**“AP*SAIOHBfcrWliS™,pSSLon*Sl ' UUUna.Bna.n lad KtUaliariSSttSSS- ■■ •“**H"«o< tbo» vhobar, ttMla tkaSliMtat: >»Tidl«llftMStoUr^,t M aSkiiiiii.lri,n«» : Atrlo wtn iriwM wt. rnm ti. ■ JOlMi. MMaotT HUttm OAJUUBATbe=] ah •si* : comer balk ud rssTodxA soia ooi, >f Flrri end Weed ctreot% .J I ■■;
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