fetty.
WEDNESDAY MOBKINQ, APBIL ! 22.
Vblob Documeau.
W* h»r. pabllibod tb* (nmt ipooeh of
Major S«; B. F. Boruo, dolinrod at tba
. Doom ttatnura, laelaar, «««• t|P»» «“
1 |*»4 pap«,ai 4 arnnow. raadj to «U o' 4 *"
{oraayqaaattlyat tiafoUowing prioM:
In ltd ooplM.™— — 1 *®
“ • I,*M " U,O
, « M*» " ••••-: “ 80
«10,Mb, « .~i~ 100 00
Addnu; ' KtUbarib.Pa.
ihe Choice lot * Candidate
Our riders will have observed-by the
M V«nl articles thi t hire appeared in our
edlnane/asd by be announcement of ft
eonoerted cell, the . mftny of onr cltiiens
an by no means Inclined to permit Ur.
Hows to. deeline ft nomination for Gov
ernor. One wrlti r nyo tbftt they will
ugntfC him if ho' rill not volunteer. All
this in alike honor hie to them and to him;
and whether it.wt ild bo regarded ae tree-!
sonable on hie pa t to reoit enoh a draft,
we ehallrnot nndei take to determine; nor
1 do wo know what hie own Tie we are on that
■ point l-
AU this jprtrra ; that Ur. How* has a
strong jtold npon the popular heart; and
certainly .no mien better deserves it; yet,
permit us lo eay to hie friends, that there
are others equally patrlotis, equally de
voted to the great oause of a Buffering and
bleeding country, and whoso opinions are
equally entitled to reSpeot, who may and
do prefer some other man. Let these dif
, femnoes as to men among thosoj who are j
• thoroughly one in heart and sentiment bo
marked by the utmost mutual | kindness
and forbearanoe, so that when the ballet in
' convention shall determine who shall be
our standard bearer, we can all Join hands
and hearts in bearing him onward to vie
lory. i In Hit UUU preliminary eenlttt onump
/ frienii lit u$ not for nmowunt lo»i tight of
, thigrtotbaUU vUhths coamoii trumyinOc
■■ mbcr.: We say this because ire know that
; men, in the heat of present controversy,
sometimes forget the sterner and more mo
mentous oonflict that is more remote, I*t
: os all bear in mind another fact, and that
, ! is thifci the election of Hows, or Covonx, or
; any 'other equally good Union man, will
i equally vindicate and render triumphant
the great principles for whioh we are all
contending, and equally strengthen our
goyemment in this fearful strug
gle with treason. This is the great thing
for which we are contending, and not
whether one man or another main shall be
Governor. Moreover, we wish to see this
question' of nomination settled In such a
wa£ «>*«) should Mr. Covonx be the candi
date Mr. Home and his friends can go into
the [great; oonteat cordially and with all
ihejg hearts; or should Mr. Hows be
chosen as the standard-bearer, Mr. Covodx,
and every other man who may be proposed,
wi(h all their blends, can do the same.
; (Lerour watchword be, uxiox amoxq tih
mxxbs or ran unox, rox saxx or tse
oxiox.
OLet no one i£fer, however, that there is
any unwholesome dissension among the
blends of the several proposed candidates
because we “ thus speak. There is none
tljat we know of. Onr object is simply to
[ghiurd against possible danger.
Enrl Russell on the Seizures of Brit
lak Vessels.
1 i The following important letter pres the
opinion of the British Minister pf Foreign
Affaire in reference to the seisms of British
; Vessels by our orulsers:
’ 1 "Foseion Omen, April 8, 1888.
"Sir: I am now directed by Earl Bussell
to make yon acquainted with the conclusion
at whiob—haring considered, in communi
cation irith the Lav Offioers of the Crown,
yonr letter of the 28th of March, requesting
to be informed tn regard to the right of
British vessels to trade with Matamoras —
her Majesty's government have arrived.
I u The government of the United States
has dearly ho fight to seise British ves
sels tone fid* bound from this conn try, or
■ay other British possession, to the ports of
Vera Crui 'and Matamoras, or either of
(hem, or tit* ml, unless such vessels at
tempt to touch at, or have an intermediate
hr contingent -destination to, some blook-1
Sded port or plaoe, or are carriers of eon-.
iraband of vaidestlned for the. Confederate
Btates; audio any adsxitUd case of snch
Unlawful capture her Majesty’s government
yronld fed it their duty promptly to Inter
jfere, with a view to obtain the immediate
. restitution of.the ship and oargo, with full
•oonpQOttUoOt and vitbont tho d®l*y of
proceeding* in a Prise Court. -
\ "Her Majesty’s government, however,
joannot, without violating the rules of in
demational law, claim lor British vessels
‘navigating between Great Britain and
: these places any general exemption from
- the belligerent right of visitation by the
i trnisers of the United States, nor can they
i proceed upon any general assumption that
: vessels may not so act as to render their
capture lawful and justifiable. Nothing Is
‘ mhra common than for those who oontem
' plate a breach of the blockade, or oarriage
j of contraband, to disguise their purpose by
; a simUaled designation, and by deeeptive
i papers; and the situation of the ports on
the coast of Mexico with: reference to the
■ Confederate States i/suok as to make it not
: only possible, but in many oases probable*
* that an ostensible Mexican destination
: i would be resorted to as a oover for objeot*
- j which would really jnstify capture. It Us
: already happened in many eases that Brit
: tsh vessels have been seised while engaged
! In voyages apparently lawful, which vas
sals have afterwards been proved in the
Prise Courts to have been really guilty of
. . -7 endeavoring to break the blockade, or of
i earning contraband to the Confederates.
: “It is the right of the belligerent to cap
/ . : tore all vessels reasonably suspected of
! either of these trangressions of lnterna
! law, and whenever any snoh ease of
, eaptnre is alleged, the ease cannot be wlth
!* d n wn from the consideration of tbs Prise
J Court of the eaptor. After the oase has
1 undergone investigation it is the duty of
!«■ the Prise Const to restore any snoh prises
; unlawfully made, with costs and damages;
-j • and the proper tune for the interference of
j her Majesty’s government is, in general,
‘ whan the Prise Courts have refCsearsdresf
i. ffi T nocture whioh the evidence shows te |
j- have been unjustiffabl*. 1
i “Her Majesty’s govsnmsnt oannot,
i noon a part* statements, deny the bel
’ Userenta in this war the exercise of those
I riEtawMob, in all wars, in wbleh Great
. ! Britain hasneenesnoerned, she has olalm
i ed herself to exercise. ■,
f “lam,'rir, your asst obedient humble
i servant, . *■ Haaoioun.
! «e. T. Gourlay, Esq, No. 8 Leadimball
: street.”
Then oeeme to be ne queetton now in
it dtopnie between the two fOTernmente,in
teferenoe to blookede-runneie, thet ie not
i'- hllyniet end eettofeetorilj eettled by the
i ftregoime letter. It eleerly lneludee the
- i > eiee of the PeterhoJ; e Britiih eenw
I*'*; bound to Metemone (eoooiding
to her ntoenwet) Which herb* left her
• •> •••'_ v.
t 1 i i .v'-s.y
.. ■■ f; \\ r~fr . ■
CT.-yjswtw.~v -~y- •••*'«>*
port at Falmouth under circumstances of I
strong sospieion, was seised by Admiral |
Whjcxs as Intending to break the block
ade. The case is now before the Court of
Admiralty In New York, and the ohief 1
point agitated is, whether the so-called 1
mail-bag found oh the captured vessel shall |
be opened and the contents examined.
Lord Ltohb has objected Jo the opening of
this “mail-bag,” but can take no tenable
ground in doing so, for each a bag may
I contain matter as contraband of war as
I gunpowder and cannon. We tiust the Gov
ernment will pay no attention to Lord Ly-
Ob’s objection, but leave the entire case to
the Judge of the Court of Admiralty, to
whose decision the British Government, as 1
it taken the ground that it cannot in
terfere with the jurisdiction or action of
I ijs own courts, can take no exceptions—
that decision being the law tn our courts. ,
The Advance from the Rappahan*
nock"«Keily*s Ford in oar Fosses*
siOß**Baccess of the Expedition.
The Philadelphia Jnguirer publishes s fdi
aocouut of thei late expeditions from tbs army
of Qeneril Hooker, from which it is dear that
the rsportsd occupation of GordoneviUt hat
only anticipated ths foot by a day or two. Its
Uttar It da tod “near Freeman's Ford, bsyoad
Bealeton, April 16th.” Aftar sUtiag that up
to ths time it commenosd raining on Tost day
night last the movement had bsan ovary whan
suooeufal, the writer prooeods:
srovncan's iurob.
* “On Monday morning early, ths expedi
tion, under command of Maj. Gen. Stoneman,
oomUtingof cavalry, iaUntry sndlartiUery,
| left our old-encampment opposite Ffederioks-
I burg; one portion, cavalry alone, proceeded to
Bristaxborg and than encamped for the night;
another, likewise eavalry ,bivooaoked the same
night at Elk Bdfc; another portion, eavalry
with a battery, encamped at MonUville, and
a fourth, accompanied by a brigade of infan*
try and tw.> batteries ot artillery, nmalned
for the night at Grove Church, Stonaman •
headquarters being at the Spotted Tavern,
thereby making a omplete «emi-3lrcl«, and
guarding and eovering every road and by-path
to oar rear.
“Before daylight the next morning, that
portion eneampedat-Bristerburg «ent out two
squadrons, the Blgbth Illinois and Hlnth
ISew York, under Captain Farnsworth, with
instructions to prooeed to Warrenton, thence
to Sulphur Springs, and there await orders.
The remainder of this foroe were'ordered to
proceed to Liberty. In order that the move
ment may be more readily understood by tbe
general reader, we propose to record the do
ings of eaeh division or detachment, in the
order as above mentioned.
“ Tbe squadron sent towards Warrenton
and Bnlphnr Springs fully obojed their In
structions In their tour. They came upon
several detached bodies of that celsbrated
partisan eavalry who rtndesvous in this local
ity, to each of which they gave
suooeeded in capturing lome and wounding
others. Upon reaching tbe Spring they ford
ed the river, and continued down on the op
posite bank as for as Freeman's Landing,
when, owing to the inclemency of tho weather,
the roads becoming impassabU, they were
obliged to return to the point at whieh they
crossed.
«< xke division whlsh remained at Elk Bon
left there before daylight the same morning,
and proceeded to Bealoton (on the railroad
to Gordonsviile), and upon their ar
rival there, they observed scattered about
upon the hills and In the woods, partial, and
up to a down, of the same partisan cavalry
before spoken of, to whom they gave chase,
bnt were unsuooessful In their capture. This
division U now lying In the woods near this
point.
coi4.v's vo on.
" The divliiod nmolnlng during tbo night I
uar MorrlivtUe moved down to Kelly'* Ford. I
Hon vu dliooTond tho fint orgsnlud body
of tho enemy. PnpnrntMnc won ot onoo
modo to dlilogo thorn, ond oftor throwing n
| aholl or two, tho nbelc dnmod it prudont to
ntin, which they did ot 0 ropld rote, that
lonTing tho ford in out ponoulon.
I •< A portion of thll force woe then sent on
I up tbo river to tho Boppohonnock bridge,
I nith initrnotioni to hold it ond pnvont iti
I c pollution. All hoc boon done ogroeoblo to
I dlnctlonc given. Ihouow hold one lido of
I Kelly'e Ford, ond on ilrong enough U poci-
I tlon ottho bridge to hold it ond pnvont iti
I dostrnotion.
I£| LIBIKTT KXPKDITIOX.
u jhe remaining division on leaving their
encampment,at Grove Ohnreb, travelled on to
thejunotion of Eu them's nnd Hedgeman's
Oroak. and from tboro to Irtberty, where they
now are. These two met with trifling oppo
sition, and have sent in torn* ton or twelTt
prisoners. , • .
“Thus were we moving quietly along: the
roads were in a spleodld ocndition, the
ttreams almost dry, and unbounded suooess.
had been the result of our every movement,
when the violent storm came, turning the soil
into a thick, pasty concrete, rendering the
hauling of artillery an utter impossibility,
and H was with a great deal of difficulty that
our lead horses could move along; all the ;
time a perfect deluge of rain was falling, and
at so rapid a rate as to oause the many
streams emptying Into the Rappahannock to
swoll to an enormous height. Streams which
we crossed In the morning only an inoh or
two doep; were by noon rapidly flowing In
absolute torrents, and so doep as to aeoessl
tato the swimming of horses in their crossing.
Th. lint Hujlnnd onnlr,, in oronin* on.
of thou ilnuu, loit thm horn, b, drown
ing
COXOUTKATIO* AT BSALKTOV.
“At noon, juUrdijn oar transportation,
wagons were concentrated at Borietoo, un
loaded and sent baok iii Morrisvlils, and
sueh nippliM as vara to ba taken along wata
paekad am the mult*.
“During tka afternoon of yesterday fra*
quant alarm* wara in progress, baeauia of tka
doing* of tba before-mentioned partisan cat
airy, and at oaa tima soma dosoa of them
a dash upon Baalaton station, and »uo
oaadad In taking a trifling amount of proper
ty and capturing ona man.
“Orderlies, In tkair travels, ara frequently
ebised, but so far as we are in possasiion of
Intelligence, noma have baan captured.
"Towards nlgkt Bush's Lanaars wara sat
scouring tka country, in ordar to dear It of
thasa strolling bands. Tkay hara suooeeded
admirably in so doing, and ara almost hourly
landing in soma of thorn as prisoners* to?
nthsr with quit# a number of civilians.
'"Towards noon yesterday, Gen. Btonaman f
being fully convinced of the utter impraotl
oabiUtyof proceeding further, called- a oon
sultatlan of his Generals, whan tt was da*
trained to remain in possession, of the post*
tlon wa than hold, in ordar that be might,
without delay, continue his tour whoa the
weather and road* will permit. .
"The rebels appear in considerable force,
but wa doubt muoh if they will ba able to
neatly retard us should our able leader de
termine hare to cross."
Slavery and Baton Incompatible.
Wa find in our Haw Orleans flies extracts
from tka lata massage of the rebel Governor
Lubbock, of Texas, and from ths proceedings
of the label legislature. The Governor takas
pains to express his hostility to “reconstruc
tion." “The safety of the State amd 0/ the
dmSftcfioa of sieetry,” ba says, “depend upon
the rigid axolusion af all Yankees and aboli
tionists." Ha earnestly ‘'opposes the admis
sion of any State into the Confederacy whose
laws do not recognise and protect negro 1 lav
ary; and if ahyoneof thapreseotrebelStatii
should hereafter abolish that divine institu
tion they ara to ba deemed no longer mem
bars of the happy family of slave States."
These recommendations are made because the
Governor cays he “sees on the part of some
of the Western State# a disposition to throw
off the pewer of the federal Government, and
humbly beg for admission into the Confed-
Cr Thetoclriatuxe passed aa act by wkieh the
State astumssasum of the debt contracted by
the rebels. A bill was under consideration, re
commended by the Governor, giving Mthority
to summon slaves to work on, fortifications.
Ik. flownwi iMomiMSdo •!»••.*•» for th.
Mlian ud kppropUUon of proriiiona.
Thx Sloax ud Wlnnob.go IndUno uo
tn bo ImmedUUly rtmoYOd from Mtonoao
u to . tr«t of Und oni tko Upper Hiwoa
ri riror, no a Fort BuwUlL ooyoml tan
dnd mllu from »ny wktte
wktrt th«r will bo pomittod tho fwUitj
of euUlnj omU otSor’o Um»U to thoir
howfi eonUnt. I
ibal meeting,
lXO|luo,!sa ■»*«>(•
)B :U
irU-HOK'i iCoi/nj
1 wer THIS
[ fctlo o’tioct. »littkw
Qqwuira. 1
fr “y»NOTIUIS.—in EooortUnc* with the
lri£r prorUtcM of tka 5 »bf action of an Met to lo
corporate tb* “Inlacd - , #Wfr*pb Oaavaay." aotloa
U Lenbt glvea *"* lh * q«po»aor*aum*! laaaid
Aetitndtbe etoetho!d«ti lo thtefrpottUia, that
then will bo * BMt'ni of Iho told Oorporata Body
•t th> raaVKUH HctiSE, latbe Bmo|<tof
Gotinborg, on THOBBDAY. thajih ttr of J|«£
next. A- D. IBM, at 9 o’clock tn tbo aftcrrnofljgjg
tbolpwpanof ebaodaf a Pnoldcat and olxXUaiiMK
fo' tho maatcemanl of tbt affiir* of Mld cstjl&P
tjon DAVID WILLS,
JOBLB DABHIB,
H. J. WAHLS,
GEOBQE AUOID,
B. G. MeORBABY.
)L Mmuit j
Omoa o» tn Paxatn.TA»A B. B. OoL )
OmL Dnimum. 1 i
Ths Pesos) Iraala Bailroad Oompeay harafcp gives
pablla notice, to all whom It map ounotm, that la
ranuon of tbi power and authority contairad cpoa
, bp sundry provisions of aa Act of tha Oeneral As
sembly of the Oomsaoawsaith of aa*
tttUd “An Aot tor tha tala of the Mata Liao of the
Pabllo Works." approved Map 16th, 1857, It wilt, on
tha first dap of Map, A. p. ona thooaaad elafat hun
dred and sixty-three, abtfidon to mnch of toe West
ern Division of tha Canal, latalp forming a part of
tha_ttain Lise of the PubUo Works, and aa Uaa be
tween BlalzavlUe and Johnstown, (oommonlj knoea
ii the “Upper Weston Dirts km,”) together atoo
with snch Dams, leaders and Baaarvoin lying veal
of Johnstown, aa to or are aaad in connec
tion with said Upper Weatera Division.
By order of tha Board of Directors.
Witnsaa tha seal of .tha said Company, tha Sfith
dap of february, A. D. 1565.
/ KDQAB THOMBOK, Jus.!
OmiMmL
mbfotayl
jns»6—T—lB6m-JL
IKy DBAOfti PIiABTATIOB BlTtlßlil |
They purify, strengthen and I
They create a healthy appetJU. . . I
They mb mi an didos* to *hant*,of watm and dietw
They overcome efforts of dissipation and Isle hours
, Thar Stwanthan the system and enliven themind. |
I Thai smat mlamUe ud lntomlutn^
They purify the breath end acidity of the stomach,
Thoyoure Dyopo[«U ui OotnUiitJon. i
They cow Dlurhon, Choloro ond OboloiwHubWA
Th«T cure UoerOoreploint nni) Herrom Heululw.
Thuy ere <he beotßUbw* la th» world. Theyniek.
I the week mu etrony, ud ere “JnuUd nelure *
I nut mtorer. They, in eiede of pan Bh Una
I teT, too relebretod Oeltaeyo buk, reou ud turU,
lnndu*tnkcmwiththopl.^tfobej"Huj»wlUi.
I outrerenito e»«r tlmeorduy. Partiuiany n*
I “imJadod to delKwto poreon* reqmHag • featU
I otimnlut. Sold by all Brecon, Drnggliu, HaUU,
SdMloou. P. H DBABB * 00., HOI Breadw*y»
I New lota. WJlr ° ltl
|>OHTICJI JTOTtCEB.
jfs*FOß RECORDER.—AbdibI Mo-
Citrus, af Mifflin township, will ba a tendl
date for Beoordsr, subject to the decision of the Mil
EtpaHioea Oounty Contention. apl6:u«swtor
n-S»FOR RECORDER.— Hwbyßhith-
. tT. of the Seventh Ward, Pit taburgb, will be
a cmltdet* lor Becoider, subject to the dedtlon of
the UepabUcan Ooanty Ooneentton, apllrto
jrS*FOR REGISTER.
ffpaui J» Btiraimnwru
Will be a candidate for th* Office ef Befhter of y 4U H
ho., cl Alice bony reanty, rubjrel to toe docUtoool
the Bepnbtlean Cettnty Oocventloe apfoto
jrs»FOR REGISTER.—Jams Espy,
o( upper Bt. cUir township, win be a ean*
didat* ler Begtsttf, eub,eot o thededsion of the Ba
pnbUoaa Bomlnatlttg Ooo»enti«u wb”** l
CLERK. OF THR COURTS.
ujon M. Lamina, of Obaitlers towmhlp,
will be a candidate for Clerk ot the Courts, inpject
to the deoUioa of the BepubUcan Oeuaty nominat
ing QomTeoUon
irs*FOß CLERK OF THR COURTS.
Iky Wn. A. Hnnmoa, of Pitt Township, will be
a "r ,,lllltU for Clerk ef the Oeurts erf Alleabenj
Count?, anhject to the decision of the Bepubliean
Ooonty Homlnallin Convention. mhllitc
irS»POB CLERK OF THE COURTS.
lr*£/ —Jao. 8. Gotru, of Bhaler township, will be
before the Btpnbllaaa Oeonty Ooavaatien ae a can*
didata for Clerk of ike Oonrtt. tgatw
jrmir ju> rEKTiaMUtuuitTK.
REWa5d?-0s« Dollab Rewaed
win be paid for the retain of a letter from
Germany, addrmaad to JOHB UKII» «
OLBIB, in car* ef Harry Wools, ehirtfl, taken fraaa
th :o a^S.o,^ B ‘ ° m “- HOBBY WOODS.
A/fEN WANTED. I
IVI 5 BBIOK LAYBB3; I
10 DAY LABOBBBS: . _ , I
Wonted ot tbo now Bolil&c Min, noor the Yolr 1
Ground*, Hlnth Word. Hono bnl good wwbnu I
nowlniply. Biun A OBAtr. I
tplbot __ I
rN~THE ORPHANS' OOUBTSMm I
A OF AItLBOHBNT OODKTT, Pin-US I
■TLTAHIA.—In the matter of the estate ot Jnea I
• psrgo, deceased Ho. 1, March Term, IMS. Wilt I
ei Parti’lon or Taxation. , 1
To William Henry and Ann his wife, (farmsriy I
Ann Spirgo.) Huy Spwgo, Mm. Spugr, Supbu 1
I inarm. Pater BpertOcVooß Bpargo, Anna lpa*k*» I
aS«KBpa*m andAije BUsabetb Bpirao, chHdraa |
and heire of Jawea fpCso, dee'di Btegb“ 1*?? I
I m»rm. Bemnai Balpb, hoabaad of Mary Bpargo, I
Si’dTaad Michael 8. Bataa, Helaon O. Baiph, Mary I
I Ann Balph and Chariea 0. Balpk, children, *«■•«* I
I the eaid Ptvr*** l Bslpk and Mary his wtfo, I
Mary Baarm,) dec’Oj Mary IMibo Tc "“*» AmUm I
I Ton <fg» Oeo. Tones, Patar B. Toons, Sarah Tenns I
I And Wm. Taoag, eKldian ant heir* of John Tonne I
Margaret bu wlfo, (famariy Mar«et flpsrm^
I dammelf John COmare and Bnsanaahhls wlfo.(W' I
I marly Spergo.) deeseard; BeoJamia F.Oee. I
5Si oo*, suphu b. oo.ud
I Danlat A- Ooe, chUdtan and hairs of James Ooe and
I Utsabelh Us wile, (formerly KUsabath Bpergo.) de-
I SiSTchUiren and hein at lav of Jaama tpergo,
I deceaetd -Sts an hereby notlked that an In<r*ad*
I lien will be held, U pnraaaece ef the above
I ed order or writ of ***!«•“*«■ Ui * ftwab* men- |
I uoned and dearribeo In said writ, to aaaamble cn the
I premiere, In the Borough of Birmingham, on
I THUBBDiT, the Stth day of May, Ann# Domini
I IMi at 10 o'clock am~ to make partition to and
I among thabain, the eald
I manner aad tnaocb proportions *s by the laws of tfi«
I ommooveaUh of Penaaytvan’a la directed, I<:nA
I partition otn be male tkereof without prejedic* to
I or spoiling the whole; hot if jsnch partiUou eannet
I be made tbereof m aforeeaid, then to vain* and ap*
I pntUa tha earn* according to-law, at which lima and
■ I place yon may attend if yon think proper.
i| p * HAUBY WOOD?, Sheriff.
p I Bnsurr’e Omen. I', ..
II pimbnrgb, April B?et. IMS. I ep&Uwdiw
TN THE •OKPUANS’ COPKTffr
1 or ILLKHIHT COUKTT, PIHH-VBP
srtViHU. In th.moiur ol tb. utmnol
Fatten, dae'6. Ho. 9, D*c*mb*r Term, IBM. Writ
of Partition or Valuation. „
To Kory Inn Clock, UTarmerlj MMrj Am Potion,)
widow. AM J. P.l too, D.tU D. puton, Wwloy Ko>
Dowd Md Am.liohU wtb. (lorm.rlj Aa.ua Id.
Potto.,Vud Bimh *. P.Uoo,—Too or. hm»i J do
ttflod tint.. loqnUtUon wtU bo h.ldln pmooooo
or th* obon tocßtloitid oedn ot writ ol poiUtloa, on
thopranlM mintlonod nod dOTCrit»d In told wTlt,
to Honbito. tbo .prontloM to Pitt townuJp, bn
THT7BBDAT, th. Uo doi ol Jam, Aon. Domini
1663, otto o’clock n. m., to “£• P“**“! m 1 “?
omoni tbo hotn, *».,0l tboiold dowoitd, In inch
Winn ond lo lock proportion. n, bj tbolnw. ol
tb. commonwultb ol PonnijlToliln to dtnemd, 11
ntch ponltlon con bo nwdo thnool without pr.|ndlco
to or cpoUlnn tbo wboUibn* II «ob pirtlUon con.
notbomod. thnreol a. obralold, then to Tolno ond
oppnla. tb. tun oocordlbk to low, ot which tlmo
SS^.TMm.potmnd^MO^kjrc^
, ISM.
QIL OiiY TOWN LiUTO.
Imrrfi On-in* „
PlttibMifci April li»U llw.
A PUBLIC SALS
01 Town«bott, In the new town oppslt* OU City,
Pn., cn tb* AU**heoy Btr*r, will um pUc* on tb*
groood, *t 10 o’clock on
Tvetday, JprlJ 28IA, 1868.
Tb* location U tb* moat dwlrtbl* Cor * town In
the oil rerion. Th* *nrf*e* it nbfnt tortr f**t abor*
thortTirnt tn*b*nk,nnd gtodosly njlt w
{•diL drier * grand view ol th* Blrtr, Oil City,
*nd tb* Vnttay *7 OU Cr**k, tog*th»r with th* eor
roaiding ocaatry for * ail* abot* and below.
Tb*rt nr* TWO BPBtKQJen tb* eite, *t n onffl.
•knt *UTtt!on tb tarry tbt water tbzongb pipe* late
mry hoot;.
Brick, Lis* Ston* T ini lawbar, for boildlng par*
pot**, *r* In great abbndanc* In the Ti*lnliy,
Tinw or on d»y of tal* { one half th*
pa*cb*Mm»er on neelvlnf tb* deal, on*-S«rtb in
aix Bontbf, and lb* balaict in tirolr* sonibi, with
InUrwt.
tm-roT lartbr putlenlu. tpflT >°
Oil City, Tcnanio Oena«:
/"\IL MEN need not bo imbamsud
II v» tha ii(croiiMDt or tb* Balk Ordiaiao*.
£ lS™Sir MhnW
vUhoottouehlogU>.OUT WIMT*,M
pimpi. Vl*> *M<l '•» “»*"* “ d to Wtar
wiW,W KIB JTfl Oil* lAMB,
Um can, ant *Wpp*4 •> “f ***> **■* " *•“•
s^3&"^ g asg^««i ;
00 »»■»&
OffIJKIVKU THIS |-jH
JLV UMpraUl.&Buu; _
BBBLM.Utt\ _
bools ass rasa mol.
udfernUt? MW.
•fit
s* .
>r \ixnnukni thb bub.
Thiel* to certify tbit hbonfelghfnenttontbanfo
I commenced using Bt lilng** Ambroala My
■m abort, tUa nad rap'dly fcElng oot_V I had
, many Hsix Tenia. InTigoretor*, be., wllhoutrceetT*
inf nay benefit. BoanaXor Whig the Ambcontn, my
balreaeetd fhUlog cat, a&d coamencsd Kro*fc* *«
rapidly m to aatosl»b a*. Hot ay
mi ui liain, and ia ftvo fat lost inch™ in length
when let down, reaching to Ike floor. *®***°?'
dartol revolt I attribute aotaly to the m# «t Btariiaa •
:Ambrcai* Maine*; looomeaced ruin 4 UI mto ap
tlM»lkb«ti.fo.fMr a t jLBBOWS ,
: Mo 4W Broadway, N«« fork.
Wa ad rite yannr pereona, vkoa* hair la beginning
t j full oat, to take tiniic io tlm*. aud aara t-*ii
hair, by atlas the Ambreete. To tkoM Wbo bare al
ready totthelr hair, the free on of the Ambrwla
will tartly restore!t, at it baa done for th ansae da.
Do. ; BTBBIiINO*9 AMBBOBIA ItaaUmuUUrg,
•Uy extract, •(Boot*, Barki aad Barba ItwiUeore ;
ail dltMaM of tha scalp and Itching of the head | en
tlraly andlcatM taadraft prevent* tbe hair fro*
telling off. or from turning prematurely gray, eata ■
tag Uto grow thick aad loag it I* anUraly dta«r
eat from all other preparation*, aad can be rail'd on.
It la a wall known net to thousand* in th* city of
Kew York, that la tha only article yet diacorer
ed that will cor* th* diataaeof the aea)p. and octne
the hair to grow. '
Prim f l par bos, containing two bottle*.
PO.H.H. BTAHLIHO
J. X. TOLTOH, Bole Agent.
IVyfHS. WINSLOW, m eipernnoed
ill. Son. .id rerntb Pkjnldu, pre~nU to Ihi
attention of mother* bar
800THHSQ BYBTJP FOB OHILDBIH,
Which gnU'J UcUltlM th. ptooM. •( taUiliif. hi
aoftaniag tha gums, reducing all i*(tarnation j will I
allay all pain aad aptesollo action, aad I* rare to I
tegolata Uw bowel*. Tepaad upon it, it
will give ini to yoaraelTee, aad relief and health to I
yoor Infanta. I
Wa hart pntapandaold thla artlol* forovar ten
yean, and cans* j, *e oonJUemo* amd fratt. of It what
i w* hav* unr bean able to aay of any other meal*
dae-amr 1m U failod in a ategta itdmneo to <f«< °
cure, when timely caed. Sever did w# know an in • |
ataaea #f dbmUaaetlcn by any ea* who nted It. un
th* contrary, ell are dellghtad with 1U operation*.
I and apeak la Unu of cowmaadatlon of lta magical
aSdcla and medical virtues. W* apmk In thto met-
I ur “what we know," after tea year*’ experience, and
I pledge oar rtpatetlen for th* fnlfllmeat of whet we
I nere declare. In almost every Instance where the
I Intent 1* angering from pain aad übanaton, relief
I will be found Uftfteea cr twenty minute* niter th*
I syrnp la administered.
Which U flor uli at
j. x. vuitoh's saxre stoke,
a. a. AiiLKwa
OOSOBCEB WATIB
OOIQBBBB WATIft.
OOBGBIBI WATIft.
Katlaok's Dlptharit or Ear* Throat t* ttogara.
Katlack'a PJptb«rta or Bon Throat I#qa«xtara.
fetlock's Dlptbaria or Bon Throat Location.
Hslmbold'a Bach a.
Halm bold’s Bach a.
Hslmbold'a Boahu.
BW Oltrata Magaatla.
SUais* Cltiata Magnesia.
Blais' Citrate Magnolia.
■V Bacalvsd aad tor aala at tba Brag 8 tors of
j. n. FiJLTonr, .
Hot. 68 and 70 fifth Street
. P I-A NOS
AnatiU ahead of Btelnway's and all other Pianoa
■»<l» lo this country.
etude# supply ncalnd this weak.
CHAKLOTTE BLUKB,
Bote Ifuitfec KMIBI’S PIAHWI. UAIHia BUOB.
ru>oB,ui reisers ■■lodsois.
iTHlii WAY'S FIANi
rrcdnd tu. riMST alula patzi
MS DAL, at tba Wout'a Fai», Londoo* 18fll
■VWarraatad superior ta all othars lx irirj n
ipiet. A at* stock of the absra Jnat arrlTing.
Sol• Amscj t»r thfe 4iitrlct*>r tk« BUin*»J
Piasoaot IL KLBBBB * BKO'S^
Hoi a tilth »t>— c
* IiKAUTII'UL JUVKNILK?,
Th» PiatMT Boj, iuid hev b* btcaoa Praident.
I WDlUftSoMter. Bj Ka TalhUl.
Tb® 8m Klas«» «r HftTftl HuoM. By J. G. Kdgfcr.
jb» lo* lUldaiL Bj Ham OhrittUa Aadaraoo.
GKEAfiK AttD KAUfcJ.
16 bbla. Gnm*
U balm Btp
Bov Uadfag from atusn flanfin HlUtr, fcr h
by ISAIAH PICKET * 00.
jMnmT.»_NT to thus tubuu—
BOGUS OAID PHOTOGRAPHS ID CIHOULA
TZOH OK TOM THUMB AXD WlT*!—The tol
lowlogJa dipped from a would-be Photograph deal-
mqhly 10 Gl2TO.—Oartee de VlelU of Gem Tom
Thumb and Udy, In bridal atttn. Another toe
eupply of theea much admired Photograph Gerdt hen
bean Mwlfel at^“****v
“They an eold at each a low price that erea eatar
i n-frfat and fedefebaAfe dealer* are aetouaded, and
UinPthiy StSbemhofrapbed, but they are not {
thef «e genuine PHOTOGBAPHB, aa an; one can
How At mapthey are Photographs, but “ I
don't eee It."
The rrfffnnT ntun PHOTOGRAPHS of thle little
couple can be had at
•pg:Uwd6w
nne|ilii 111 Mil BOGUS OABDS oan be teen at
FITTOCK’g. *<* -
MAGAZINES FOB MAT, ii
If! - HUH T*S.
A Itru •* mv Md <*•!<** *W — °f
fro* M COM MiMfri'rt
tbo Jslnt OoMlt>» » .‘V-Sf!
• crali; Mbw TtioU, Hoc !•* “ 4
TboOoiaerlptlon Low,»oral*(«• *“g*g*“
lat.lOcoti: Oomct Cord witliBta®P £***•■» l J
eoato j Tk* Confutation ft the and
Union Ltafo* FMdgs » cfitn. Bent, pcat-pald, on
Tocaipt of prlea.
“T 'T*' «lirra_76 crate
Ud riuiic ui rKcis*" »" 1 ,r 0“
*S&i£23Sftto»* tUI «• caodo, lo
"etcoUtauH-h oomploto mortmrat it low poloec
p£ Buko »• Blink Book, el lU
U *£f adobnud I'ral’o Union »UtfoMtT fortfoU”.
tho loro«t nod boot Btollonoty pooboi* In Ibo nor
kit, itSnrrß. , _ .
School.Booko rad Bobool Btntiooorj, ol
HUH I B.
. WH. t. LAY, | JJAILET, FABBEXJi A CO,
flraben, Gai and Steam fitter*,
fOMM - BAMS,
,I " 9 ’ BMW
WAABRABM. BMM w Oj M.
IB ABD LBAD PIP*. ' ... ''■*■■■
ABDPAFIB »BAD»’ • ■
TJMOVAU
* A * aS '
WW Wot. torn U.l*** .“"Sf
is um> ***f* f **•****•
«ti»M of Apa »■*_.■ ,
HUubakD B Jxpostves 09-
ABMI WATOBKS, H*S*AC 4 J
be* York, u« refielrlnt Urge imputation of
itAIiWAY ■ i*KKEKP£ltf»ferarmyapeeslatiaß;
TbA Aram amd Bmrg Gesttfeof PhllmdelphU, tn lta
Ybbra>’7 number, *af»: •‘Thu ImpgtUticn of tbo
Bobberd Baca, of hew fork, AUa along fell wont,
bcIBEO hs-j-ecrae »nd terrlorabi* Watch at no «■
l>w &(«•.'* iayirior <• «f|la
bocidedlt db< not' ixJtmg noviitia atf f Should ztCaD
lt pro*from 920t0 9&0 each. Good imiutbm rf
bxhtold atd fiber, with f meg eoUndkemda ad la
tiful aiaU with superior regained notauil. Mia
oq)t by the ci>e oi iix of assorted devlgna. Yngntea
Osaka p*rlcr electroplated wlih gold, sod eijivur, psr
care of sis, fontr naar Dothan ($18.) By mall*
pOeia.s,sl 65 par CM*. ___ „
MAQIS TllttC OBSEBYXM, tbs Prancno* or
»—Seimg a Bumting amd Gym foot* or
Lads'i or Qmiteman’i Watch moabimed, teUh Potml
Self, tt inding /wpweaual.—The Sew York IBerfrs-
Ud Beat, tbe lading pictorial paper of the United
Sta'es, lnlts inaect Jen. lOtb, 1803, on page UT,
ssye: ,4 We hare been ftbowa a. meet |
plotting notelty, of which Unbbard Bros, of Hew
Verb, are the ete Importers. It la cal ed the Mono
las O&SEBTia, and ta a Banting and Open, roes
Wttch oumbiacd One ef the pMtlleet, moat conre*
oimt. and decidedly the belt aud cbeap-at timepiece
fjr neutral and rellabe ttae ever ottered, lt haa
within it andoonneoted with lu machine y, lta own
wiod.og attachment, tendering a lay ant rely «u>o*
ONatry? The ca*ea of tbla Watch an t wnpoaed of
two metals, the outer oi»e being Ana 18 ant golt*.
It hM the improved mbj action lerer moT»m?nt,
and la warranted ah aocunte tlmepleee ” PJtos, ■“*
engraved, 7p«r hau dtaep, S»H vO*
-*oly „ -
bundle Wetchea, in n*atm;roceo bo»
procoeiu to toy at wholesale, $36. If] I
tbepoatage U 83 centa. BetaiU at fit
nrdt J
•TWt hare no agent* or circular* fl
doal with na direct, ordericg from tail
meat. Sent “U. 0. D." to only tboee t$
or more to guarautea the payment of thel
era in the Army nut remit the wholel
idr&noe, a* we cannot collect from then
will be eent by mgU poet free, man not
and postage; a aafe and rare delivery I
, Eiouranan Lkttx**, oxur, az on* im
' Addrear, UOSBafiO B&04.»ln
| ap3Ulw HaQaaO'A.John Street*,^
XTOKTH.WEBTEBN OHINfeaE BO
QAB MAHOI'AOTOBIHO (X BPANT.—
»fhi« Cospeny,chartered by the lest General Assem
bly of theßtateof.lllinois, with amp* and liberal
soven, hes opened books for the ,üb *?JPA ion °*
etock at their office In the city of Osiro, lUinds,
The mnonfeotnre o( bogar from sorghum. or the
Chinese Bonr Oene, end the yield of immense, 11
not febuloos profit from the article area et otalnen
Barkit rates, ere bets which now admit of the fnu»
nt (Umosswetlon. As Southern Illinois, In point of
climate end soil, is admirably adapted far the growth
olthe cane, aad as the cultiretlcn of the cane al
ready forms a great teeters in the agricultural pur*
salts of the people, the fitness of the location for the
foctory will be real'iy conceded.
It is the purpose ef the Company to erect aad hare
in operation a large feotery before the cloee of the
preeent season} and with a rlsw to aid In that par*
iioalar, lubecrlptioos of stock are eolicited on the
foliovlag terms: B hares One Hundred Doliere each:
twenty-fire doUars at the time of enbeerlption, and
the balance In quarterly payments. A reosipt will
he gifen for eacn installment, and whan the fall sum
b paid a esrtlflcate ef stock, bearing the eignstoieoi
the President and Bsoretary of the Company, will be
The tnceess cf this enterprise, i hen once started,
is beyond quiUicn. The President of the Oompiny
has bad mnch sxpsrlenoe in Xuropesn countries,
allte In the erection of foctoxlsa aad tius manubc
tore of sugar, and Is abundantly satisfied that no
field of operation ht hie eter seen promisee better
than this. Bo fully satisfied is he of sneoses, that fan
o&o be will oppose the sale single share of stack
at any p-ice, howrrer high, altar enough has been
to erect and put in operation the first feotory*
Cffioe ef the Company, vommtreial Arenas, near
the Poet Office, Cairo, Illinois. ...
ap!3:fon2sw Cirr. D. W. HIBBOH.
FIFTH STftftftT.
Shift PEIPABATIOH.
HAIB PBEPABATIOH.
HAIB PBSPAftAI lOH.
Ho. 43 FIFTH 6TBKKT,
KAY A 00., 65 Wood rtroot.
PITTOCICS,
opposite thi post oppiob.
So. l» PODBTH •»***»
BTpBUR HOSS, *^
, mhlfcla
Proposals for hay, straw
ABD QBAIB. . •
AntSTASTQVAKICSBAITXB'COmOB, 1
fouai Drtartmst, I
Career G end Twenty-eeCend streets, f
Wasbuoto*. D. O** April 10,1895. J
WBITTEH. PftOPOBAU tre invited fin furnish*
Id* BAT, BTBAW, OATfI end COBH, for the as* of !
this Depot, to be delivered et tki BaOfcal Depot, or
at any of the Government Wharves In this city.
The proposals to be addressed to the undersigned,
and they ahonld staU the quantity of each article
offered, alio the price and the data of delivery.
PRPoeau will be teceived for five thousand (6,000)
I busheia of Corn or Oati, arid fifty (60) tons of Hty or
I gtrev, and upwards, unless It should be for the 4a*
I tereet of the Government to ooutnet lor a less
amount. _
All pain to beput in good sacks of abowt two (*)
tushets each, wnbh are to be famished at tee ooat |
of the contractor. " . .
Ths Hay and etraw to be securely baltd.
am Grain and Bay Offered to be subject to a rigid
I inspection by the Government Inspector. . ,
contracts wUI be swarded from time te time to the
lowest responsible bidders, ss the Interests of tbew
sice may require. Good security will be required for
the faithful fulfllmsht of any contract made nndm
this advertisement.
I Paimsat to he made at the oompUtten •ftps eon*
| tract. B.L. BfiOWH,
I apthfia Oeptaln and A. Q. M.. D. B. A.
TyjQOBBNK BRASS WORK&
(IABITATI a CRAWFORD,
Uanufecturers of every variety of finished
nn.au work FOB PLUHBIR9, BTFAM OB I
KAOHIMIBXB, AMD
Oor-PBBflltlTHB. I
BBASS OAITIMGB, «f ill to I
onto. BIBAMBOAT WORK, BTRAM AMD GAB- I
PITTIHQ, and BBPAIHIH® promptly attended to. I
Particular attention paid ta fitting up BEFIHE*
I BUS FOB GOAL Atfi> OABBoHJIIA
a i-#.. gole Acentsfor the Western District of Penn
iTlvanla for the sale of KABBH, ItAUBDIU d
Jo *a PATEBT BIPHQH PUMP, the beet ever |
Invented. Having ho valves, it is not liable to get;
out of order; and will throw more water than any
pumpof twice Its tine. ftplß
Dissolution notice.—i have tw*
day disposed of my interestJn the firm of
I TATS, OADfttAN A CO. to OADaAH A OBAW-
I TOBD, -they assuming all liabilities and taking
I ibirie of the book aceouoth. In withdrawing, l
! wnnft cordially recommend the new firm to my
I friends end public. . W^LTATAJn.
I Pittsburgh. April 16th, U6l. eplT:lw
Agency of the 6 m om. (5*20
TBAB LOAN.)
OOce of LIYERKOBE, OUTWfi ft 00.,
34 WALL BTMSETt New Fori;.
The abort six per o*nU.,ln denomination! of WO,
ftOU, WOO, glOOOaad $5OOO, or* now mdjlor da*
limy open explication at oon orno.
Svly application ebould be made, aa the priillcn |
of eonrerSon at par will dote on the lit of Jojy,
18AJ, Theeebonwbear6ptrcentlnterest,payable
in ootn on the let of Map and let of November, rad
tero oonpons attached lor 90 yean, bnt are payable
at the pleanxre of the Ooremment (in cots) attar are
nan. Order* by mail aoeompaaled by draft Upon
Sew York, or oerrint fond*, will Retire prompt at*
; ten lion.
! We aleo exeeate order* for the purchase or sale* at
I the Broken* Board, of all current securities, and
I hare foraalo conrtaitiy all Government iuue*.
LIYUMOU, OLEWB ft 00., Bankers.
spOtlmSaw i
t>LA,NTATION BITTEBa—Thew
X Bitten, any othen new before the pubUo,
an In their efforts Tonic, Diuretic, Altentlra and
Antl*DyspepUe. Their lmtocnaa eale la the meet
ooneftniTe proof of the high estimation In which they
an held by the publicj theee giving them atrial are
•petdOy oonvlaoed of their powerful laedldael goal*
idee, and continue their nee until health la reatoredi
and both body and mind thoroughly strengthened
i and Invigorated. Per tale In any quantity that stay
I- be dealnia. by
SIMON JOHNSTON,
?1B Oorner fourth and Bmlthfleld etreeta.
UTICK TO bUiLDKKa.—I wiU rt
ciln pnpdMll for building TWO BOHOOI*
BOUSES In HoblnKm townlhlp, np to SATUHDAT,
thi Stth iMttnt. 7 h, build lnp to b. (8x3,; IS >nt
Itollu. «A 1» tor STONE WOKE, •» ■> nneh par
path. lb. Bou4 of Slncton will Mt *t lb.
non., of JAMES TIDDEBALL on Mil Sift t 10
o'clock s. m„ wbKo lb. pwponl,i wIU U rt»T*L
JAMES BOpo,
spU&t President of the Board.
™ FIIKNITUUM JUKAJiEKa—Xhs
J. usdenlgsed wcnld mpertfolly invite the at*
teotlon of Jl Pnrsltara Dealen to hie PATENT
SPRING bed, which la nnlreraally known to fee
the Standard Spring Bed In the market. They make
i« frmWsnf bed. 1 enirheeFf ntif Man*
ufoctured and lor sale by HIRAM TUIiKEB,
whatft3m Ho.SßTere Block. Baeton. Mee*.
r INBEKD OIL—4 bbls. Linseed Oil;
IjDBIXD PEACHES—IO bbls. prime l)r, Paaehee;
WESTERN BXSERYE OHIESE—I,OOO boxes nice
W. B Onttinr Obeeee; _
HAMBUkGH CHEE3K-200 bxe. Eambarg Cheese;
OOBHIN OHEBBE—£OO boxes Goehen Cheese;
Ho. S IiABQE HAOKEBSL—IOO bbla. No. 8 large
Mackerel: ■
LAKE WalTEniE—SOOhllf bblA Lnko Snpstlor
\t hitefleh.
LAKE HEBBISO—ISO half bbla. LakeHnrlxf;
In store and for eale by J. B. OAHPIBLD,
>p!6 ; Pint afreet, seer Wood.
Removal.— J. a liggett a go.
bare purchased the OITf FLOORING MILL,
and bare remortd to the Mill, corner Liberty and
Adams streets. Weoßer to our former cuet*men
and the pnbtto generally, choiee ifUeble FAMILY
FLOUB, of our own maauteeture, rad also fit. Louie
* 03ere dropjwl P. 0., or hi our box
at Uadeay* whom, No. u Wood street, will re*
j oelfe prompt attention. . „„
ijftlll 1 - J. 8. LIQQETT ft 00.
ULOUKINGMILL FOR SALE.—That
| J} well knewaenddeclreble property, the |
|. MONOHGAHELA OITYaIILLB,
Situate at the ffcteamheal Iftndlag, Mouoagahsla
OUy, Washington oooatyj Pa., with lour run of
LPzench BunllOl fitonaav Custom
I Bolts, and all ftka modem Improvements In Mill
■achlaery. ' Tim health tlm mansglsg partner
|'fc*»-| fa* thM lwriweM,
I’fi saedfloe, - •'' vv’ .v-
TO OONTBUL«TOBa—Pro
be nnlTtd et tk« ofioi of it* Ba*
-tha Marks! BnOdlag, untD
trvr luralehinft all matealel and.
I ftMaiatncd KruOnad track from the lnterseotloa of
I POa aDdQ'BainetrMtathrough th*depot ground
| Wd|^lJnmnr. Bailnad Oempaay to tbs
KGBwWal«iK|nitaaeeordauoa with the plana and
iaiM|lntlaa4Mkthaaams,tobeasc&attheeSoa of
|lbaßamrtfagß>suto. IfiAAO MQBfcBT, ‘
I qttfll . Bsourdtaff Begalttcr,
/COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS AND
1 i swiit of ths diy sad neigb*
wm,nre ifffnliy invited tocxaaabe
TSIMMOrOA. HOTIOHBr HOBtXST A GLOVES,
TTKESSLIiAA
I BUTTOHB,
TEBIADo,
PIES.
And the varioes mull articles ta our line of borinem.
W.*m« *«»** tf"*
' STAPLE ABTICLES, .
Booiht »h«> vHm
I
the articles enumerated bbova. We
a eatl from all buyera, amnred that with
ed focflltleawa can give them bargain* to the qtuU*J
I and prices of our goods.
D. B. UAOKHU ...-—-B. 0. GLYPE.
niCBM Sc eLYDE,
So. 78 Xarket Street, .
„H Brtw Fourth
_ for thorn
m* by mail
0 and op-
ayon most
kdTUtlM*
at red It $3
trill. Boy
aaeant In
gALB OF I
DRY WOODS,
T ■«■
.B^RKKEl’' 9 ’
69 XABKET STHHBT. ;
I I
Hew Drew flood*,
flacqu#*,
Xa&tlei, 1
Cloak*,
~ ' Bilk*,
I Shawl*,
I Honnkeepisg flood*,
flent’* and Boy*’ Wear.
1 CHEAP I CHEAT 1 OHEAPI
I »PU i
g . Watc Us
t iptof prlc»
lonnnUcd.
gPRIMG GOODS,
CHEAP FOE CASH,
a*
J, M. Burchfield’s.
IFBIBS HODS Dl LAIHSS fcr !5 wortl SI ot*
LIOHT OHISTZBS, » SIX “ SO “
OAUOOB, ’
Do. " » ‘ » “
LA VILLAS, “ 1» “ *> “
Do! “ *> “ *» “
Do. ‘
Do. "*»"»-
BLAAOHDD MDSLIBS, It to SIX
UHBLBACHXD do., 10 "SIX “
Hov I. th. Urn. I* uk, yoor'pprti.Wi ■ good*
or. ■»nirif flhMMi thm thw will toooMwhM'th.
SortMotwfc ,
JOSEPH HOKNK*OO.,
■nr and T 9 Market street,
t m., „ tha Lowxir qua won th»u
cUtoaUeHmuif
wnnnTPlffrt*.
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butflhob,
aawa,
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bias am,
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fhnilM ■■wtwmt
LADIW A CHILD MS’S CHD]
JOSEFH HORNE de GO.,
■<*n AHD » HUtllT STBHT.
GOODS! NBW GOODS!
EATON, IiCBM A CO^
An bow opening a Aolca aaleotfon of
ZBIMMISOK
EMBBOIDBBIEB,
BIBBONB ANDLAGIfir
HOBIBBT ANPOLOYEfi,
HEAB-BBBSSXfi AND NETS,
BUMS ANB 00E8ETB,
BHIBTB. OOLLABfi lIP TIES,
EBPHYB AND KNITTING TABS.
BLN AND BAIN UMBENLLAfi,
Fanov Goods & Notions,
Ts which thqr inrlta the atUntion of
WBOLBBALN AMP BIT AIL Btmßß.
Hot. 17 and 19 Filth Street
epl3 1- .
mo OOUNTKY HEBC
A DEALXSS.
EATON. MACKUIIA CO^
Nos. 17 AMD 19 Fm Biker,
TBDPONQB, HOOPBKIMfi,
EMBBOIPUm, GENTS’IHIBtt,
BIBBOKft, BUOHBK OOLLABfi,TOfi,
HO6IBBT, GLftYEfi. IVPETBfi, YABNfi,
And a full aaaortaent of
ntkT.r. WAKES ANP NOTIONK
■ The low pakea at whlok our stock Yiapjgthand
enabtasuaio ofibr peal tndooamenta t» CITY aad
OOPNTBY XEBOkunfi, MILLINNXS and
PBPPLBBfI, aad illwbobuy to eeU again.
ipTiufita
QHAKKBBI HHAKSRBI ’
AH else#, white aad oafcred,
SHAKER HOODS,
AT Iwa * TEAS KAfITEBN PBIOIB,
(BMvmb VootkudJMnMC)
JJBW DBKBB GOODS,
HEW HUB,
NEW OIBOULABS,
! *
i ; BEWSAOdUES,
NEW SrBIBO AND SUMMED (BAWLS.
■ i «
ALEX. BATES’,
-/.obfiUif OftHatl—<to ow Ibi sHi;
./, u«r VOODB.
gHAKEB HOODS ~ .
OHXAP rOB OAfiH, AT
Whalwile Room gp
gAHGAINS IN DRY GOODS;
LABE, MABOY & Co.'8 f .
. HO r*DkBAL
(2d docrbelow the u«w Uuket Qoutt,) '
Bleached and Unbloachei tfnaUnsi fiuk and
Light Oolored Print* i firacb and EaglfohChlntaea;
French lawns: Rat 'Wool do Um and Marlao
Mourning Qooca; Mohair and 811 k Warp Alpaca:
Black, Plain and Figured Silks. Checked and Colored
gUka; Poplins: Loatrea, for Traveling Dnme
and Cotton Sheeting \ Pillow Ltuen end jCnaUa:
I Gena Hamas'* Goods; Cloth a, UMtimene; Bilk and
I T l **" Handkerchief*. Hack Tlw, Aa. fohSßtnls
gPJfISG
JUST OPENED. ;
1 bass SUHHBB BAItMOBAL BRIBES*
MALTX9K LAOS COLLARS, choica atylee;
mat. SHILL OOHBB, new styles; !
r&XHOH BOWS, entirely new,
TIME INTHREE YEABB
or THB FAVORITIB.
MASONIC HAIiL, j
FOB FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
IBS WOBLD BXBOWIIBD
RUMSEY’S niIISTBELS,
■ Will hare the honor of appearing ikebove on
Tn1 J ~ *
j.t>baiu*BMMla«f
400 DOZER,
FOB CASH.
A*
XAOBbKftOLYSS’B,
So. Tl MAKER STKKrr,
STRAW GOODS,
»I the Oaao or Doaee, \
JOSBPH HORHX AtX).*B,
TT and T 9 Harfeat Swt
De ij^lnek.
Of tbs newest styles and of tha beat
FOB 25 CENTS, {
AT . |
ALEXANDER BATHS’,
81 nXTHBTBXKT.
SAXOX, ttAQBUU A 00.,
80. IT ’fifth atreet..
jjnndny, Tneiday, Wedneidav and Thun
day ISTCBIogi, April 27, 28, 29 & JO.
Ia a naw, varied and pleating entertainment;
MT Tha beat Yccallata and bat Comedian* In ihe
ntofnaalnn i !■
Xniire change of programme aach evening.
■VTlekata 85 oenta. Lonra op«n at
esanenoa at 8 o'clock.
i ,pgi;gt wamy HAPQOOP. Agent;
g^»PITTBBUBGHTHKATKB.
—•••*■• Bmnma.
;...j..i..-.rr, r -K Ovnanarov.
TiMhAP
Fixers or Annina.—Private Bozo, $5 00 {_Stn«
•u taata In Private Box, fl 00; Paranotte and Dnaa
rswd«. chairs, 60 oanta}l Family Olxcla, 26 cental
Colored Oallary* 85 oenta i Oolored Boxse, 60 cental
Gallery, Ift eenta. )
•V Third night of [the great tragic acttemt
ffHA WALLBB, who w 111 appear for tha ftrat Uai
hare m “Lady <Hy Spinker. *
THIS (Wadnaaday) EYZHIBG,j
BonieteMlt’a 6 act comedy of j
London Assurance;
818 PAROQUET : Hr. OHIPPINDALI.
DAZXL* : : JOS*™-
M-grtnT.Y . 1,, ' J O.BBVTOB.
QBfITI , fHutm BBBBUB.
! OYffUTUBff -j —OIfIHMTkAi : ;
Toconolndewith *>
NATUBE AND PHILOSOPHY?
OOLTIf i L.ACTTB WARD.
PATHXB PHILIP— : —~Mr. OHIPPXBPALX.
-yfAhL PAPERS,
Lbii than Eastern Wholesale Prices*
FOB OABB, l
: No. 107 KAKKST STKSKT.^
Tbogoodi A. fnitidfnM! n pxloM.
CHEAP PAPBBS, M 8, S, 10, UK ul Uo p«r pUoo.
QLAZED- PAPEBS, from 90 «nti opmrt.
SOLD .1*7)4 out. P* r pUoo
wimimii OAK PANEL D ZOO NATIONS U
;cMta gnflM.
ASSOBTEoi. PLAIN SBEZH WINDOW PAPEB,
| At the towiat rates.
■VOallaAdiee. j .
JOB. X HUGHES,
rolilm I Ho. 107 MABEET BTEIET.
0ABPBT&
| BRUSSELS. ;
Hew o|en, a meat complete end Tailed aeeortment
Of INQtilfiß ANP AMEBIOAH BBPS3KU, at
i«n adraaoea above the oeet, POB OABH.
m»BAin§;
• a large stock, bought before the late advances,
many of which are eolllng ait LESS THAN MANN*
PAOTUBEBS* PBIOIB. : j
IATTINGB,
1 I " ! I'
Of every kind. CHINA MATTINGS, tn var
itylm and quallUes, the old prioea.
OUVBX X’buNZOCK * CO.,
So. S 3 PIITB BTKEZT.
B HAVE MOW UFKN, and US
rapUQy eeUlng, at the
NEW CABPET BIOBE,
: lIPTH STBeKt, ini (oor to iWPoSI Offloo, -
A apUodtd aacrtmofit of tin norat u4,|iplulo«t
: atjlee and bait qualities of goods In our hne, tba
greater part of. which we offer, .while oar; present
■took lasts, at
MANUFACTURES*}' WHOLES iLB PMXCX3.
ID IB ■ - MoP ARLAN D, OOLLtNBft 00.
vn OAEPETi; TUBES PLY ANP XNGBAIX
OABPEtfi l OIL CLOTHS, MATTING, BUGS, fto.,
the newest patterua and fresh. goods,. refaOM at
wboliwale prio ejat tbl new Qaipet filar* of. .
no r aelanp, colxinb &ca
sp!B I l ■-
gPKIMI BIDOK. OK i
S H D E S,
JObT OPENED AT
McCtelland’a jtuction.
■pi* ’ • 1 ■
qaitkkoi u ait Etna 1 hail'koS?
OP KINDS,
jrtaiottic Hdn Auction Bouse.
«1 ■ '■ ij~ •• ' !
uaoii. 'to UIL ME A. —All pai^Ot
. OWSUfa OIL IN BULK boat!, '
An hmb, ifrioll, proJIMioS 10-.iloc Ih. -
.Hhlntb.JlalU.l p.o^l.oftta
f.r»J>Se.iM 5. ajBAWIIEB, JfaKrT
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