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TUESDAY MUKNING, MARCH 19
COLLECTING THE REVENUE.
We hardly think it probable, although it
is possible, that the government will make
the collection of the revenue at tjjp South
ern ports a test question. It appears clear
to our mind, that as long as affairs remain
in their present condition, the Administra
tion will find it as impracticable to collect
the revenue in the ports of the Southern
Confederacy, as to reinforce Fort Sumter.
. She Eastern papers are filled with the
particulars of great Naval preparations for
some purpose of other, but we warn our
Republican friends not to get their back
bones too stifi on account of this fact. It
is doubtless true that all the Military and
Naval resources of the Eastern States have,
for some motive, been concentrating as if
for action at home. These movements do
not well agree with the policy ot peace,
which the abandonment of Fort Sumter
and Fort Pickens would intimate, yet the
common sense ol the people tells them that
they are not taxed for the support of an
Army and Navy to be used against any por
tion of the people who paid for its estab
lishment and who contribute ior its sup
port. It is against the spirit of union which
made the government of these United
States, to use its Military and N aval mate
rials againt Americans. They will never be
made the instruments of Administration
chastisement against the South.
It is true, that the President says in his
inaugural that he will faithfully execute
the laws in all the .Slates. It is his duty to
do this, but there are no laws by which lie
is impowered to use the Navy to blockade
American porta, nor by which he can collect
duties in any other manner than at ports of
entry. A vessel destined for one harbor
■ cannot be ordered to another to make an
entry and pay duties, for the 9th section of
the 2d article of the Constitution expressly
says: “Nor shall vessels bound to or trom
one State, be obliged to enter, clear, or pay
duties in another.” This is one of the laws
which Mr. Linooln is bound and has prom
ised faithfully to execute, and to neglect to
do it, or to compel any other course, with
out authority of law, would be a violation
of the general principles of commerce and
maratime law.
The present revenue laws provide that
importers may ware house their goods from
a year to three years, when desirable. If an
attempt were made to collect duties at the
mouth of harbors, it would be illegal and
impracticable. Foreign vessels bylaw must
deposit their papers with the Consuls of
their respective nations before making an
entry, and when the entry is made it must
be made-at the Custom House. Surely it is
not intended to ship the custom houses and
consuls to points outside of the. Southern
harbors. There is no law to warrant the
collection of revenue on the high seas, nor
to employ men of war for the purpose. Tf?l
law requires that it should be done on land
and at ports of entry. There are a variety
of minor duties devolving by law upon the
officers of the Customs, such as examining
cargoes, weighing and measuring them, Ac.,
which cannot be done out at sea.
If it were not it is impracticable to
collect the revenues except on shore, and
We do not think any effort to do so will be
made. In executing the laws, the President
must be subject to laws and can only act
‘ferithin the extent of his ability/'
But aside from tho question of legality
and practicability, this matter of the collec
tion of revenues must be considered as a
question of policy bearing upon the one
great object of preserving, re-uniting and
perpetuating the Union. Thetateof every
thing now depends upon the wisdom of the
government in deciding the question of
peace or war. The indications are that war
is not contemplated nor desired by the new
administration. The country does not wish
fjr war. An attempt to collect the revenue
in the ports of the seceded States, certainly
if illegal measure* are resorted to, to accom
plish it-, would inevitably lead to war, and
for this we ate not prepared. We have
neither the Bhips, the men, nor the money
to use as engines of destruction against our
neighbors of the South.
;rhe best policy of the administration in
regard to th r - collection of revenues in the
ports of the seceded and confederate States,
\i that of masterly inactivity. The abstract
question ot right can be decided hereafter*
The law has not provided that American
ships and men shall be used against their
fellow oountrymen. The peace policy is the
only safe policy.
ITEMS TELEGRAPHED TO THE
AFTEHNOON PAPERS.
The Oazetie says: On Saturday the Presi
dent solicited the written opinion of each mem
ber of the Cabinet concerning the withdrawal
ot Major Anderson from Fort Sumpter, when
all .concurred in approving General Scott’s
recommendation excopt Mr. Blair. Mr. Lin
coln will now decide for himself.
Ordershave been sent for the troops on board
tho Brooklyn and other sloops of-war, now
stationed near Fort Pickens, to land them im
mediately and reinforce Major Slammer. An
attack from the revolutionist! is apprehended,
and this precaution is therefore deomod proper.
Hon. Thomas Corwin will accept the mission
{0 Mexico, if the instructions conform to his
policy.
Secretary Chase must go into market imme
diately for part of the loan last authorized.
The Chronicle says : The Commissioners I
from the 0. S. A. have received reliable in
formation that they will very soon receive an
official reply to their communication. It is
believed and currently stated at Washington
that it will express an earnest desire for peace,
at the same time declaring that the United
States Government will, in no way or mannor,
consent to recognize the Confederate States as
forming a separate government.
Several officers of the highest class have re
signed at the department.
The Cabinet was convened in session on the
question of an extra session, ui a generally
thought that the calling of one can scarcely
be avoided.
Congressmen Yet to be Elected,
The States which are yet to choose Kepre
senUtives, and thsir times for election, are as
follow:
Connecticut -April 1 North Carolina c
Rhode Island April it California,. ~
Virginia. DtUj 23 Maryland....”
Tennessee Aug. 1 -JLftDftas.. «ov\6
Kentucky.... .......Aingrtf
Only two of the Boceded States have chosen
' “K lll BepresentaUves to the next House— South
Carolina and Florida. The others would have
chosen in August, September and October—
possibly may do so yet.
The members already elected stand thus ■
• Rsjrablioena.... 102 | Democrats M
Oi those to be elected, the Bepubficans "will
probably have seven. If the seceding states
should elect and send to Congress, there would
e bat a small majority either way
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Interior Custom Houses*
The Montgomery Congress propose to im
pose a duty on cotton going northward out of [
the Confederacy by railroad. The Augusta
Chronicle wants to know how that duty is to
be collected, if custom bouse officers are not
to be tolerated except at seaports ? Bo far from
dimishing the number of those officials, it will
bo found necessary largely to Increase them, at
least to have (&em stationed at the intersection
of railroads. There is likely it appears, to be
a double set of interior custom houses, one on
the Southern borders, to collect the Southern
export duty, and one on the Northern borders,
to collect duties of foreign goods imported,
duty free, through Southern ports. These will
be now obstructions to trade, which will be
found very inconvenient in praetical operation.
It is announced that the Southern govern
ment of the South has appointed William L.
Yancey, of Alabama; Judge P. A. Rost, of
Louisiana, and Colonel A. Dudley Mann, as
special Commissioners to England and France,
for the purpose, “ first, of securing the recog
nition by those great powers of the independ*
ent government of the Confederate States; and,
secondly, to propose such Southern commer
cial reciprocities as English and French states
men will not be apt to decline. Thomas But*
ler King, of Georgia, has also been Selected by
the cotton States to visit Europe, to make ar
rangements for the direct trade from the Con
tinent to the ports of the South.”
Most of the leading New York journals
may now be said to be edited by tbeir Wash
ington “reporters, or, at least, to be “Wash*
ington reported” by their editors. Greely got
new boots and a black umbrella, and went
long ago ; Mr. Raymond got a dispatch on
Saturday night and left insianter ; Mr. Dana
got a hint of this and followed suit; General
Webb did not follow, because he had already
gone ; Mr. Spaulding is also up, and a brace
of bis coiaborers ; the Chevalier Wikoff repre
sents Mr. Bennett, and Mr. Bryant merely
went to eee what’s going on.
Stephen C. Foster.
The New York Xews thus speaks of our
townsman, the author of so many beautiful
“Songs of the People.”
Stephen C Foster, one of our most popular
song writers, has been on a flying visit to
Gotham. He is the author of. “Willie we
have Missed You,” “Gentle Annie,” and
about a dozen of the most successful melodies
that have been published in America Per*
sonaily be is not a clever looking fellow. He
is of the middle hight, has a dried up counte
nance, and, like many poets, does not dress
elaborately ; but he's a treasure in the land, is
Foster.
The success of Christy’s Minstrels in Eng
land has led to the formation of a band of Fe
male Minstrels. They are nine in number—
one, however, occupying the post of accc:u
panyist, in addition lotbQMnale conductor,
and are picturesquely dressed, and have their
faces, arms and hands blacked in the approved
fasbion. Their performances are very proper
ly deprecated by the press, though, for a few
nights, the novelty of the thing attracted
large audiences.
Tins week the governiii'-nt i? expected to
come to a definite conclusion a* to the disposi
tion of the troop* now garrisoning Washing
ton. Well-informed persons believe that all
the available soldiers in ibo Department of the
East will bo thrown into iho forts at Tortuga?
Pickens and Monroe. There will, however,
be retained in the national capital a tolerably
efficient guard.
Thk Commissioners appointed by Caroline
county, Virginia, to purchase arms, bavo
bought in New York $B,OOO worth of rifles
and carabines with sabre bayonets, which were
distributed on Monday Vo the volunteer com
panies of that county, who have uniformed
themselves. These arms will kill at a distance
of 1,000 yards.
Foreigners Now.— Passengers for Savan
nah by tbe steamship line were notified that
their baggage would be subject to the scrutiuy
of the Savannah Custom House officers. The
officers, it is said, make a very rigid examina
tion, and aliow nothing but the strictly per
sonal effects of the passengers to pass.
Thk Gazette thinks that Mr. Lincoln is not
disposed to conciliate tbe border States, but
only counsels the abadonment o' Fort Sumter,
because it is necessary. We sincerely hope,
tbe Gazette is mistaken in ils low estimate of
Mr. Lincoln’s patriotism and love for tbe
Union.
The New Orleans Delta says that the South
ern horses, which are chiefly relied upon for
Northern races, will bo retained at home this
year, and tbe Northern raees will be very tame
affairs. This is hard for the sporting gentry
of tbe North.
The Washington corresnondent of the New
York 7Vtsunr of Monday, 6tates that Fort
Pickens will not be abandoned by the Gov
ernment, and that a speedy collision at that
point is highly probable. Tho forces of four
Stales are collected to invest or assault it.
The Post Office Department will commence
this week the appointment of postmasters lor
the small cities, towos, &c. The number of
applicants would almost surpass belief The
mails are ladened with letters from local con
testants.
The Republican majority in New Hamp
shire is now reported to be only four thousand,
and may go even lower than that. This is the
smallest Republican majority that has been
given in New Hampshire for some years.
The senior editor of the Journal denies
the authorship of the “ Traitor at Heart ” ar
ticle, which was published in bis paper. The
denial is a symptom of returning sense, and Is
a credit to him.
The heavy draft vessels now at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard are not to be fitted out for
commission just now. They will merely be
put in ft state of readiness.
number of entries upon the Watch
House docket during Mayor Wilson’s term of
office, from February Ist, 1800, to February
15, 1801, —& little over a year—is 5,944.
Henry Russell, the ballad singer and
composer, has taken up his residence at Bou
logne.
Two dollar counterfeit bills on tbo Bank of
North America, New York, have made their
appearance.
The Academy of Music, in New Orleans,
is now used for a circus.
Thk Hutchinson Family are Hinging in
Philadelphia.
Christy's Minstrels have been lately per
farming at Liverpool, England.
Catharine Hayes, is making a successful
concert tour in Ireland, her native county.
Lt is said that the copy-right of “ Dixie’s
LaDd ” has given the author $4OOO.
We are indebted to Col. Caspar Gang for
favors from Harrisburg.
Now is the time of year to commence plant
ing fruit trees.
Hay is selling in Philadelphia at $1 per
hundred weight.
-t "VY*
The ever lasting Boom question occupied the
attention of the session the whole of the after
noon, and not as yet ended. Speeches stupid,
eloquent and witty, wore delivered, and an
effort was made to rally party drill to come to
the rescue to Lam*, the distinguished and truly
elequent gentleman from Lycoming —but all
in vain, for it is said that the friends of the bill
had received the bounty and bad to shoulder
the responsibility—thereforo party' is nowhere
when tbe spondulics are fluah. The Boom will
go a booming through, disregarding the party
war cry—and Mr. Armstrong will bo laid
over, and all others who think with him
there is nothing like Motalic Pills to submerge
party —could you by any manner of means
procure from the celebrated Doctor hy&er his
bracing straps for weak kneed politicians, and
also bis much renowned strengthened plaster to
be applied to diseased back*. Tne Doctor
could do a thriving business here by estab
lishing an agency—well the fight reminds me
of the man and the bear—-1 will see if 1 can
which whip* The good of our country rcquir- B
their expulsion (lor the future) from the Halls
of Legislation.
The Gazette and its correspondents are ap*
parently considerably exorcised »s regards tbe
reform bill, I can inform them from present
indications that they will get reform to tbeir
hearts content, and the bill which 1 send you
will be a reform in the proper direction. The
correspondent who signs himself Aoti-tax,
thinks ho has hit a tender part wiih tbe domi
nant party, by stating that It. H Kerr intro-,
duced resolutions in favor of “ Buchanan,
but with characteristic falsehoods, remark*
that Floyd and Cobb was also complimented.
If it is of any service to tbe Gazette writen to
be informed of Mr. Kerr’s politics, 1 can tell
him that person neve* domed his predeiiction
for his partv, nor docs ho “jump Jim Crow,
as others do who now talk loudly lor reform,
to make a place for themselves and their fami
ly connections, at the expense ol tbo taxable*.
Tbo act authorizing tho appointment of high
and low water linos in Allegheny county,
which was repealed by a section drawn by Mr.
KeT, this act already cost the county the fol
lowing largo amount of which the people of
the county were no more benefit
led than tbe much abused people of South Car
olima.
Commissioner, John Morrison, drew
Win. Dilworth
Jarae« McClelland
Wm. Ward “
H. E. McGowan, Surveyor
Howarth, (for atones.
Printing,
Did the boasted Reform bill of the reformers
reach this? 1 think not. And why the Judges
should select an officer of which the people
themselves can have co sav in, is more than 1
can well understand Are they fearful that
the people wfill not select tho peculiar friends
of the trained band, i*fo>u]d the bill pass?
Then let the sovereign voters decide who they
may desire for the position. There are a select
few who live and hang around tbe Court House
to pick up crumbs, disregarding what table
they are under, so that they may be comforted
It is fortunate for some individuals, who can
have their family so parceled off as to subsist
■ on all parties; and. no matter what king pre
vails, eorno one of the ever-accommodating
spirits can there lie in peace. I am for tbe
people p&sai-g on all matters that pertain to
their welfare, without dictation from the cock
ahoop insolent e of the meddlesome politicians.
The Judiciary Ommnfoe, tbe most impor
tant of all the committees, met last night, and
passed on several important bills. 1 got from
a distinguished member of tbe same l tbe follow
ing information : “ An act to abolish tbe .Nisi
Priua Court, with an amendment to take away
tbe original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
also, an act to take from the Supreme Judges
the appointment of Inspectors of the Peniten
tiary, and that hereafter the Governor shall
appoint five persons, for fivo years, * no to go
out every year; also, relative to State Re-
porter.
Tbe act repeals the law in regard to minori
ty opinions being published, and authorizing
in place of sheep, and to bo bound in call, and
to take away the tax on writs of errors and
appeals.
Mr. Williams, in place, an act relative to
the claim of James Lignum —for time lost, oc
casioned by detention when working at the
State Tunnel.
Tbe Senate is not in session to-day. These
ovr-r worked patriots have relieved themselves
from the cases of State for to-day, but will
moet on Monday with renewed vigor and
strength, to do battle in the cause of the Com
mon wealth.
Speaker Davis is at this writing, rushing
private bills through a‘. a rapid rntn
IRONSIDES.
“ YOUR CHOICR FOR ONE DOLLAR.”
We have in this city at N o. 5b Market street
on*.* of those cheap jewelry establishments such
as have long made such an exilement in Broad
way New York.
The articles offered for sale in these shops
comprieeoverything in the jewelry line—ring8 f
pins, studs, brooches, bracelets, chains, clam
shell cameos and other cam*'* cut stones, appa
rently made of petrified putty, California dia
monds, and imitations of the various precious
stones set in a substance more nearly' resem
bling gold than any of the numerous imitations
heretofore offered as .-übstilutes for tho genuine
article. Not only is the imitation complete,
but in many ca?es the j-we'ryia in excellent
taste, entirely devoid of the gaudy appearance
attaching to articles of this sort, and ia well
calculated to deceive even D*e best judges.—
Tbn articles offered for tbe dollar are pretty and
useful, of course ail sensible persons know that
five dollars worth of cold cannot be bought for
a dollar and understand that tbe jewelry ar
ticles are simply skillful and beautiful imita
tions. They are made of a newly discovered
article which is thus describod in tbe New
York Evcmny P>nt.
“The new and really beautiful material so
closely resembling gold ia a recent French dis
covery known to the trade as oriede. The
component parts are—pure copper, IUO parts ;
zinc (or tin), 17 parts ; magueaia, (» parts ; sal
ammoniac, 3 0 parts; quicklime, 1.8 parts,
and tarter of commerce, 0 parts. Such, at
least, is a published recipe for making onede.
The copper is first melted, and other materials
are added little by little, tbo zinc is added last
in small grains thrown on tho surface of tho
mixture, and stirred in till thoroughly fused.
The substance produced not only looks like
gold, but is very similar in fineness of grain
and density; it is malloable and ductile, can be
drawn, cast rolled, and even beaten into leaves,
and is susceptible of all the manipulations to
which gold is subjected by artisans in that ore.
Every one remembers tbe*U>ry of the person
who showed to Demidoff a lapis lazuh breast
pin, expecting to astonish him with its beauty
and rarity; “Ah: yes,” says Demidoff, “I
have a mantlepieeo of it in my bouBo.” The
newly-discovered oriede, which at present is
used extensively in jewelry, pon and pencil
cases and watch cases, can be produced with
such comparative cheapness that there is no
reason why' it should not come into general
use for articles of utility as well as ornament
For carriage and harness trimmings, sword
hilts and scabbards, and even fur gas fixtures
and a number of articles now made of plated
metals, tho oriede will doubtless, ero long,
bo used—particularly as it costs but little if
any more than bronze, and has this advantage
over electro-plated goods, that it will wear and
retain its resemblance to gold as long asil may
be in use.
Counterfeit ten duller bills on tho Wllks
barro Bank are in circulation. Look out for
them.
DtsfaT' HKH from .Pensacola represent that
all there is, as yet, vory quiet.
*iu SuDii&v mo-ning, March 17tb, at nine o’clook,
THOMAS BOLAND, ayed T 3 yawn.
His friends, and ihoi»e of the umily, are respectfully
inTitod to attend hi* funeral, without further notice,
from hie late reaideaoe on Point street, between Penn
and the river, this morning, the 19th met., at 10 o'clock
to proceed to 8t Mary’s Cemetery.
On Sunday,* March 17th, of con*nmption, George
Fletcher, in the thirty-ninth year of his age.
His funeral wilt take place from his late residence,
No. 15 Market street, on Tuesday morning, at half past
ten o'clock. The members of Ml. OliTe Temple of
Honor, No. 63, and the Fraternity generally are invited
to attend.
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BENT—So. 11 Rosa street, hall, parlor, dining,
room, kitchen and six chambers, bath-room, gas and
water throughout the house. Rent $250.
8. CUTHBERT k 805,
mar 19 M Market street.
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fT-=» A STATEMENT <»F Tkl K IUMm iU.N <>K
THE BANK OF PITTSBURGH.
Motmav Morning, March 1 I ■'ol.
M LANS.
Louna, Bills and Discount*—
Real Estate und Ground Krui
Stocks and Miscellanies.......
line hv other Banks
Bank Notes and CTlecks.
Specie
liabilities.
Capital Btock jd.Niktx-u tx>
Profits and Earnings - *2o«'. KV »i 4o
Unpaid 1 nvidend** aud Bus pease Account 4.'
I »uc to other Banks
Circulation B* ,■> »-
The above Statement is coiT'-.u.. i-> me
knowledge and belief. JoHN HtRI'EK. I
Sworn to aud »üb»rnU*d lhi- Nth ilav . M • u 1 ■'ol.
U*forc ine,
mhlv ri. SM ITH. Notary Pul he
11 —STATEMENT uV iHr. r.\i jiA.'*'«E
OF. PITTSBURGH
Pittsburgh. Manh l-'h. I- !.
Loans and Discounts. ilDw. ...4 <c.
Heal Estate i*»,uuo uj
s>pe<‘it* m Vault •' of)
I titled Btate*. l'roasiirv .\.u«- *• -• *■>' "■
Checks and Notes of other Bank « i* .eo
Due by other Banks. .. . I o.
Capital Stock
i itvulautm. ....
IvpoMU.
[me to other Bangs
Contingent Fund and Protiin.
1 certify that the above Statement i- correct to i
>1 my knowledge aod ladief.
H. M. MURRAY, i
Affirmed ttefore me. this D'h dav of VniC/<, l'i,i
roarl's C H. IsKaKLL, NotH'% i‘u*• c
■, STATEMENT uF THE MERiIUM?- aST
k?F MAN U FACT UK E KS* BANK «>K NTIMU L.,H
Pittsburgh. Monday. March I l *' 1
Capi'fd Block
Due l>?t>o.Hiu>rs
Due other Banka.
lautnaand Dtacounls • f
Coin • . - ' 4-- • -
Notes uIIU Checks of oilier haulla.. 1 •*>•' t-* >v
Due by other Banka
The alsive State merit is ■ •.,[ r»*et and true (• ■ ;i n : • *: ~
my kuowledge aud belief.
W. H. DKNM• U'liu •
Sworn and subserilxui me. tin* lain uiy
Feb- A. D. lNd.
inarlw W.H. W H ITN F.'», Notary PuM •
STATEMENT oK niK ll«'X ' . 1 i i ,\ '* h
Pm.-burgh, Muroi: 1?, 1 '
Cubital H ock >*••■ ■ *
Loan-* Htil Discount.- «. i*:•
Din* i’> other Banks - • *'• > '■* '
N >ies ami Checks of other Ban rv - <.
.■>f>ecie . *'
i 'ireuiiitmn ‘ '- 1,1 "
Due u> oilier BaukK C-41- • <
l >ue to Dej>omtors.. • • D
This BtaU‘tnent la corre<*i aocoi i.ng -i:»•- mv
W n..\* ledge and Ixdiel. JuHN M\i."rrD • n-b-r
Afhrmod uulo liefore me this dav
marl'.' W H. WIUTNr.Y. V.'-ir. i' - -
STATEMENT UK THE iTTUr.N* iuMx.
Mh'i-o Ir .
Lcnuih and Dipeouol-
Com ui Vault
Ni tei aud ChecKs o| oili r Bjif,****
Due from Banks aud Bankers
LIABILITIES
CttpjuU Stock
Circulation
l.V}x>Hiuir>*
Du>' to othtsr hank*
Tnc above HLatcmeiu h curt-c: t>- w *• i
knowledge and behe r
OLO. T. VA N ! • RK>. c
Affirmed i*efore roe thi» IMh dav ./
mini* HAWL. HAKi’KR. Notarv I’uf it.-.
-4*' STATfcMKNT uF THK Mfc.UiA.Nl'* b.V.M
of i’rrrsßi’Rjiu.
M-uid»«v. Marc
liabiliti**.
Circulation
I>Uf to oihor bank'
Dm* to liepoMtori*.
assets.
Notw* and Hill** I'i«<'ouuwd~. . .
Inn* Oy oth»?r Bana»
Non** ami rubric** of oih»*r Bank.-
Specie in \auli
The abovt* RtAU'tnenl >;< oorreet »<■ in* <>;' mv
knowledge Rod beneL
<JKO. L>. M'(.RKW. Ca~hic;,
Hworn before me, this 18ih day nt Marcn, I
marl 9 F. H. Notary J':i:»J
STATEMENT OF THE ALLEUHE.N \
Pittsburgh, March lu, I>«'■ *.
assets.
Capital Stock ••• c y>)
Loads and Discouuts.
Due by other Bauks
Notes and Chocks of other Batik*
LIABILITIES.
Circulation
Ime to other Hanks li'.'-d ■
Individual Ik'fKiHits «» ... '*.*> ■ -‘o
The al*iv<* Statement is correct t«> the bo-wof my kin-w
edge aud*behef. J. W. COOK. * »»-hier
Sworn and Kuh«cril*'d me, this IMF day m
March. 1861.
man 2 WM. H. WHITNEY. Notary I'm : -
STORED FREIGHT AT ADCTIoA
NoTIOKTO AU. IT MAY CO.Ni .
Uu I'r:d»v. 10'ii Anri hi i >'
sold, at CDMMEKCIAL SALKS ROOMS.
34 Fifth Street, to p.y i mu c.i r>'
claimod and settled f«>r f«• v•• rfay »t' «= a*.-
T. M. Shrtver, C;.a.i ort. M-ng < ' vU.dy. üb. 1 '
Chaa. Speed, care Syrua bmod. Forre«t tv,. u .
1 Chest, 1 Box.
(jvorge Schivorkert, Johnaiown, Pa., 1 trunk.
Gdlett, 1 Cheat.
mhlB:ltaw4w .1. <>. I'M VIS. Auctn n*-r
DKPHKCIAThin’t ( tt kK>c i.—ln* n*w n*
(ji£y 1* a copy ota paper which ha* he«n r un»-d ve.>
generally tiy the retail merchant* and trader-»»! ih<-
two cities ftOil vicinity ;
We hereby agree tnat on and after lif'< the
21 at mat., we will receive lor debt* due u-, and lor rner
chandise. the Hank Notes of Mu-mi it. V ir.uirj. 1 'iiu-.i-.
lowa, Wiz-ooDHin, (or rdy other d-prec nted money,
only at their value ut the Hruk rr'a uni -«
'I he circulation of this moo*y among-t ,u i- a s'-rmn
evil, and the discount on it very oppressive m all olh*m*h.
so much *o that we have no reeou se but to adopt tho
mode of driv tag it from c rouati>n, i»r make such nu
increase m prices as will defray our loss up-ui -uoh
currency.
We earnestly reijoe-i the 00-operatu»n m tins mnv,».
meat of those who have not lK*m culled upon, .'■•gneu
by the .Merchants and Traders generally. nildo
HEEL WAITERS <}.<•".
LADIBs’ HKKh GAITBKS. Si. oo.
Lftdiei’ II at Gidters. SI.UC
LAblkS' HELL GAITERS, 91,1>u
AT THE PEOPLE'S SHOE STOKE,
U. S. I IFFEMUCHKH.
mill* No. i.i Fmti stfeet.
HOKI'K'I I.TITvAu S-n iK'M —A rvgula:
(j- l £> ,l> meeting of this .*s<v:ety w i| be he'd st uonr
Rooms, No. 68 Fdth r treet, on WK DN I*>L>A V, i
inst., at 10 o'clock. A. M. A.-(her-* wilt be *p-cime -
ol rruite, Flowers, Plaots and l'oinesuu Wm*- >
hibite<l, a general attendance i.- Expect-* l.
mhl9:l ta H. L. HI N't W'A LT, Record um Fooretary.
CORN MEAL.—7O Bu-heH Fiv.-li 0 round
Corn Meal just received hut f*r pujc l>v
JAS. A. KEIZER.
ronrio __ corner Market *nd F* \ .-is- o<n>.
POTATOES. — LUO Bushels Choice Nc
abannocks received, and lor sale by
JAS. a. FETZER.
marlQ Corner Market A First -treet-.
ROLL BUTTER—a Barrels Fresh Roll
Butter mat received, and f >r -ale by
.1 AS. A. FLTXFi:.
niarlO Corner of Market and Fu.-i ,-t: •'•t».
SWEET POTATOES.—;IO ll.mvh r,oi«
Sweet Potatoes juat received, and for sale by
JAS. A. KETZ'sIR.
marlft Corner Market and First s.roeL.-.
GOUS. —27 Barrels Fresh Eggs just ie
ctuved.aud for wile by JA q . A FETZER,
marly Corner Market and Fir»t ureets.
H~ *umm¥l*s'extract of coffee,
warranted to be good, For salq by
D. B, FERGUSON’,
marlD corner of High and Wylie streets.
LIME. —250 Barrels fresh now landing
and for’aa'e by
marl 6) HENRY H. COLLINS.
LI N&EELD 01L.—20 Barrels tor gale by
marlfi HENRY H. COLLINS.
* . rt - ' ■,*!*_.
iAmußcments.
PITTSBURGH THEATRE
LtSgEEAXD MaSAUSB.
TfUUftURK&
Paines o? AwossioJt.—Private Box©*. $6,00; Single Beat
ia Pnrate Box, $1,00; Parqueae and Dress Circle, chair*.
&0 oeats; Family Circle* 25 cent*; Colored Gallery, 26
cen a; Colored Boxes, 60 oents; Gallery, 25 cenu.
LLOYD’S MINSTREL’S.
Fiit*«»n p-rf-rmerti • Tlio K.iteof the Profenaion * 1
trill apjcar in their utiappn'm-’hiibl© Ethiopian Eiter-
Uinmenti*.
This turn i-.ompHulol rtr*<-ola** artut*, select
e.l from the mo*t pojm'ur troupe* jo the L .ion. I de
ptmi* the list of of elars '
Bi!i' Hindi. Charley Fox,
li. S \Va>ni*o| 1. All 'tm A*une,
Gustave B.d mx. A Lehman,
i \n.in-u N. 1 >ehl,
H.’Wilke*. i:. H'aaa,
J Ets'iread, A - . BrUtkopf,
Marier AUa-rtitii. W. Burnea,
and Cool White.
To com-rence with THE WIDoV-’S VICTIM,
frn. Waul- <l—l6 L<d:< s lor the Corps de Ballet.
1/ojrlV 1 trass Bamt, led by August A*che, will give
a Iree IMcooy terena.ie previous to the Minstrel per
formance.
ifnc
Oi iMhl H IMi N KW !
IST O W OPEN
NO. 5« MARKET STREET,
MO. »« MARKET STREET,
-1 UE—
iTlautiftactiireris’
.sl.n7i::..i 1-4
4-. i.ts ;>v
ONE DOLLAR STORE.
The citizens of Pittsburgh a-e respectfully informed
that wv have takeo the-tore at No. 56 Matket street,
]ui...*y
48.i:>- ut
4*-*.>.44* 77
F >R A SHORT TIME ONLY,
lor the purpose of cloning out an immense stock of
jIKWi KLKC.VST JEWELRY
AT t RICES SEVER lifC FOUR BEARD OF.
LADIES' ah I'd OF CAMK".
LA i>i K bl dS ( » i'A KH' N I•E,
L \ ! 1 1 ES‘ M-.l'- t'K LAVA.
LAI'IKK bK l S Ur Mo-lAC,
l.Alur.V .-LIB uF u>RAl>.
LAIhK- tit AH : * CHAINS.
Lai»Jl*X CH AT KLIN’ K CHAINS,
Ld'lK n I.CK CHAINS.
laihey watch ch a ins,
LaDII-j:' BRACELET b. HKoocHK-, KAK RING J ,
BRLAS I PIN.-:, “f every vle anil variMiV. among
•, m nv he f Mild KI-BV, F. vA M ELL 81 >. BRIL
LiaNT-. f-UViKi:. JK'I. 10.d.n >"l i INK GARNET
i iVV \. lu I. VA.>K, HI KHuN T Wldi\ . Ac.
«,kw ill-* i n a w a rcii t kai 'S,
(. KN n.LM KN’S V*'b] CHaJN.H.
(.iKNTLhMKN'S Kwu UIaINS.
gKN 1 Lb,M KVS GUARD CHAINS,
old 1 LF.M K v H S'l I'D AM* sLKF VK bUTIt'NB,
i.KNI'M*.MEN'S BREAST PINS.
<. KNTI.KM KN S SCARF PINS.
-.uiy t. 6
GENTLEMEN'S HEaVY RINGS,
CHILDREN'S NKi K CHAIN'S.
CtiILUKEVS Ntit K LACES,
CHILDREN'S ARMLETH.
CHILDREN'S BRACELETS.
T« KiETHER WITH I.'H'KKTB, MEDALLIONS.
i ,ol.L» PMNS, PHNCII.s AND TUMBLES,
CHARMS. W A i'CH KEYS. HOOK", ic
IN ALL AN ENDLESS VARIETY,
71 4-
Ail ot which me M>i 1 without regard to cost at
V.\F DOLLAR J ER ARTICLE.
UV, wou'ii har° •» .j.-iinc.'v unJer-tood thst this en
ure -luck wa« MaM’FACMI’KFD FOR THE RPX3TT
LAK BFIAIL ’1 RAI»K. *cd tea-, it is iVo7’because the
articles are of an inferior quality.
\YK KEEP Vi ACd'h’N .. u»DS,
WE HELP N * 4 i’ • !' 1 * N
CALL AMibKF F* ’lt YnUHSELVES.
All thp-c ut>ti>-ard < ■ pfi-'es were brounht about by
the LFKE'.'I- oF THE CP I-H, »u<‘h an opportundy
will —Mom .'ver n-cur again
P.E.nEIIBEa THE NUMBER.
A: .1 r-ri.l and exaniini- me ’;ar.ils»*ine*t
bTO( k OK JRWKI,R¥ IX THE CITY.
BKAI Tll’lL. 81LYKK PLATED WAKE
UlUtI Itiudid as*.- rimeo; -jf
F A.ZSTO'Sr GOODS,
Ah - ‘ wi.i **, .-onit-s under cur
ONE HOM.AK StLEJI,
we hpl, K LG AKDI. L-tS < >P COST, and
ala): f-ifv charge you < I N F D'H.LAK for atiy arucie
y ’U may sep c-.
474' 77' ■ •
Ti.KMS i »K HALK-i'iSH UN DIXIVKRY.
AI person* fiH?e sn e>|.i'«l op or:nm:v of par
cha/ont Ktich arU'‘.n- a.« they rosy IiOL
1. \ K .
T..e «.KK\T -MMNaL i'N !: i»OLLA K6i UH
w'„! r>#> op-.. Tom . a. «. until s :• x.. until tin.' mock :
cio-*«-tl o>.r
l.t.iie-* :vn 1 have now au oppor’unit
f puri *:h-'nr <*N! [”.>L..\K more than could U
f.»r f !<■ or *v ti f 3 > uu<ltT i Ui.-r o.ii'umatanc^ri.
BEAR. IN MIND
mat lir.i* Kit* un y continue** for a m.irticicnt time to
oloiso nr. t i- .-;o«'k - therefore, th.a in the laat nuj ( nly
t-banct*.
ASSOCIATED MAKUFACTUBEBS
. 3U.L.7 .>
Isi.sWf B.<
GREAT SALE!
No. s<» Market Street near Third,
A. BOND JARRKTT, Aeent.
f arm lor sale.
r J'' 11 K >l' US' T.I HER OFFE R.S FOR SAJ.F.
1. m • Farm nnnn which he now reside.-s situate in
Hose vovrn-h p, Ailegheoy county. Pa., fire mile# from
rui.-our',"!. on itit* Per y-vdlo Flunk Road, containing
.s-vm r v -><.••• •• of Und; Farm i» in a g*-od sta e ol cuiu
vs.i !i. T::- imnrovpments are one Log House, odo
Log Ham. •>»•* Fra --e House and Frame Pam. and two
Orchard** -d choice I’nnt of &1! kinds, raid Farm will
I** sold *l •<•/*'' her. < r divided to su t purctiasf*rs.
For i.irtlis pa;tion!ar« ‘u.piiro'ci t::a subscriber, on
tae preiiur. .. .-uaHl:dmw: IMNIRL BURNS.
WALL PAPER-NEW STYLES.
SPBI.\G SIPPU mow OPES ED.
1*0,048 f >7
ENTIRE NEW PATTERNS,
Parlors, Dining Booms,
Halls, Churches,
Chambers, Lodges and
Ollices, Public Buildings
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ma UHl.l: , a i i'LAIN' OAKB. t -r pHnnelliuß
;iud FiallC BlllldlDgK,
• • v' .'h to: care comprising
■ • stuck of
PAPER HANGINGS
EVER HKOITtHT TO PITTSBURGH
W;;] Im' *-1 id /,o jr for CASH or RAGS' Those having
b* >ti tf. pHpcr, Kb *ulcl I'U.l BE PORE PVBCHAeINO ELsK
" i ; i Ad
75,000 Pieces Cheap Paper,
0,8, 10 and 12* Cents.
Plores Window Shades,
"i.ouo Pieces Pl*ln Paper ol Every Shade.
and examine, at
marlr-it Hmithtie'd Bireet, Pittsburgh,
JA MKS \V, <: kA k I’, Commission and
Forwarding Mur-han*. an<i Mercantile Broker,
’ ■!•'.'■*• and storage, No. iVi North Levee, Saint Louis.
N. H—l wil. give nr,mod.ate and persona] attention to
nd t :-ii:**(*n vntn.>U*d to my c»re, for whioh charges
v, i j u> r.-aMonan>. hefereuc*-: L. K. Forsythe, St.
!/*»<ii“: Paul I. in i n,;. ,*a i,oui- Hraaheara>v Co.. Cm
o.r.uai.. .Mi'>ni-<, ir*i.x.t * Craitf. Philadelphia; M’Arthur,
ti)nn*ji'..iiiKiH, Sew > ork; W. C. M’Lowell. T. Ewing,
Khqn«s Northuo A .‘o, Kansas J. W. Hnrbndge i Co.,
New »rit.nn*, W. W. Weston. .Memphis l'ennock k
Him. Pittsburgh; (» W. Cans, Pittsburgh; P. H. Bail, R.
I' Adams, Chicago, W. F. Cooiiviugh, Burlington, Iowa;
W H. t. Burlington. Iowa; Capta. Connely.
bowman, and nver mon •’••nerallv. mhl*:6m
IK Mil KWIULTKI) WITH OPT PALS ~
BY THE USE nF AN APPARATUS
where! y no dr.vg*» w r battery axe used.
C'd<i weather in ire time when tiie apparatus can be
n*»ed :o its i*>*i advantage. Medical gent.emen and
their families have their teeth extracted by my process,
and are ready 10 testify rh to the aafntr and painlessness
of the operation, whatever has been aaui by persons
interested m assorting the contrary hsvingno knowF
♦•dge of my nroo K*.
K fi KICi AL TEKTH inserted in every style,
li. ()UI>HY, Dentist,
noUdvdis 134 Smithtteld street.
XV4LLSA.fi LLAYTOJV,
WHOLESALE £ RETAIL
L,iQ,UTOE. MERCHANT,
No. 37 Diamond Alley,
Near Wood Street,
•O* Always on hand Blackberry, Cherry and Cognac
oBrandts0 Brandts Old Monongahola Rectified Whisky, mhl6.
1L LEASIis.—PRINTED FOKMS FOB
original leases and for sab-letting, for sale b»
... J. H. WELDES,
millB to Wood street, nerr Fourth.
f - * * Vl>. „
,WM. HENDERSON.
A, E. LARK.
Immena© Succees!
tmc -t>.» k • M'-ivra <>r
am. hut \-, aCiTION BALES,
A\:' lI.U I Nil ALCrK'N BALKS,
CAL!. I.AHI.Y AT THE
J. SHIDLE’3,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
.- •.v ' t-..-.: ;*■■
>/C^Vv^V* f - ■
' C %L ~ 1 ''"'''-'^^i'W.Sx:'
DAVIS & PHILLIPS, \
BRASS rOTJNDptS AND MANUFACTURERS,'
PLUMPERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
MABl r sCTir|pß9 AND DB&R8 IS
GAS FIXTURES, PUMPS AND BRASS WORK,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Oil Well Pumps of Brass, Copper, or Iron, with the most approved
Chambers and Valves of all kinds, and Warranted to
give Satisfaction/ ; \-J ■ } H 5 >
Manufactory, No. 110 Water and 104 Front Street,
mar7:3rnd&w
~3Jetc 1
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO THE DEAF.
fBE ETIIFMAL EM INOALAfOB.
AY IHBTHTJMENT INVENTE3 BY
Dr. You loscliziskcr,
Through which he has been
enabvd to euro the MOST OBSTINATE means
CASES uK DEAFNESS—cases in which every other
hato fa.led, and all hopes of relief given up.—
Thin i* no idle statement. Us troth is attested by hun
dreds of geu'leraen, whose names are familiar through
out the Union—STATESMEN, PHV j ICIANS, LIW-
Y ER-*, CLERGYMEN AND JUDGES, witnesses to the
fact. Tre iQHfrument is now brought ioto daily use at
his Office, and invariably wuh great SUCCESS. Tbofte
who suff-r from DEtFFESS, do matter how aggrava
ted. or how ioog its standing, should not despair of DR.
Mi »d''HZISKEK’d SUCCESS ns an OCULIST AND Al T
IUR* r , U' -1 one should entertain a doubt. Fince his arri
val here he ha» published abundant trstwiumi, from res*
peotHble citizen* of PITTSBURGH trial his REPUTA
TION is well founded and sih'li as to entitle him to the
FULLEST CONFIDENCE. Ha i>eg« to say to all who
suffer from any D»set.«es of the
EYE OR EAR,
That he cun tie consulted for a LIMITED TIM E LONG
ER in PI ITBBURGB, at bis
O F3TX OE,
No. 155 THIRD STREET,
BETWEEN 9MITHFIELD AND GRANT BTB.,
Where he may be CONSULTED DAILY, from 9 a. m
to 5 o’olock F: ». •
EYES INSERTED.
The fallowing are some of the nsraes whose testimo
n ais can be examined at Dr. Von Moschaisker’s Office.
They have been entirely restored to their hearing by
him.
HON. SENATOR PUGH, O ;
HON. JOHN M’LEaS, eon of Judge M'Lean, 0;
F. WILLIAMS, M. D., Cincinnati;
I- B NEWELL,Comman- er U.B. N.;
CAPT. CHARLES L. KILBURN, U. U,
A. BOTLEB, Preaideui Tenn. Marine Fire Insurance
Company;
G. B. LAM.vR, Es-h Pres.dent of the Bank of the Re
public, N. Y.;
R. BADGE, Esq , President of the Goodhue Fire Insu
rance Company, N. Y.;
L. GLOVER, Esq., Director National Bank, N. Y ;
JOHN STEINTHROP. Esq., uT Warren st, N. 1.
W. S. BURNS, Astor House, N, Y.;
GIRARD SMITH, Mayor of New Orleans
f ANT. BLANC, Archbisnop of Louisiana;
REV. J. J. MULLEN, Rector of St. Patrick's, N. o.;
T K. WILSON, EdiiorN. 0. Pics}une.;
DR.A.C.ACK.LEN, N 0;
HON. R. A.HUNTER, N. u.;
DR. A. DONALD, N.O;
DR. C. L>ELAR\, President rf N. Board of Hen Ith•
F. M'CULLoCH, Supreme Court, N. O.;
LIEUT. DIRBY, U. S. A; i-lotin Potemx.)
PITTSBURGH:
JOSEPH PEARSoN, street. Lswrenc<*ville ;
THOMAS MOORE, First >tre*t;
H. LANGE AMP, North Corner of Diamond aud
Market street*.
JAM K 3 MACKEY, Jr , 260 Peon street;
this list hundreds more could be added, and
can be seen at the Doctor's Office.
DISEASES OP THE EYE.
R. It. BW
MAHOTAcmmsB or '
EVERYOESCRIPTION OF
F [J it If I TUBE
Ho. 45Smtthfleld street,
. FITTB BURCH. ,
FULL ASSOB^ME^TJ'P
Pittsburgh Mannfiictnred Furniture, '
Constantly onhand -which we will sell Rt the ioWCfif
______ iwmww fAf OABH.- my2&lir-y
SIGHT 08, BEABING, Hyatt’s Patent: Tllnmina ’’Hies
All Maladies of the Eye {.as long as the organ is not
entirely destroyed) are REMOVED and SIGHT totally
REST' 'RED, either,by MEDICAL or SURGICAL treat*
N. B.—AFTER THE FIRST OF APRIL, Dr. M.wUl
not undertake any case that will require lengthy treat
ment. Early calls will insure the
Pull Benefit of His Treatment,
EITHER FOR
BY TUB USE OF THE
Ethereal Ear Inhalator,
IX OBSTINATE CASES OF DEAFNESS.
Office: 155 Third Street.
gOAP, CANDLES AND OILS.
i,OCO Boxes Chemical Olive Erasing Soap,
60 ) do Rosen Soup in J, 2 and 3 "ft bars
;;, '0 d j No. IPa m froap ml, 2 and 3lb bars:
Ax) do oieme do in Ilb bars,
J6o i!j German do in Ilb barn,
.’6O do Knead to Woman Soap in lft bars
1,000 do Shaving and Toilet Soap in different
shapes and sic »s.
600 Boxes Miners’ Candles,
1,000 do Hydraulic Pressed and Mould Candles for
Summer use
200 Boxes Adamantine Star Candles, 4s, 6s A 6s.
60 do New Bedford Sperm Cand'es. 4a, 5s A 6s.
20 do Wax Colored Candles 4s, 6s A os.
6 do Coach do,
6 do Star do,
10 Barrels No. 1 Lard Oil,
6 do do 2 do,
26 do Lubricating No. 1 ud.
10 do do do 2 Oil,
60 do Carbon Illuminating Oil,
26 Uo Coal do do,
'.'a hand and for safe, by
b. c. & j. u. sawyer.
To whom wbm awarded, by me U. S. Agricultural So
ciety, the first premiums for < bis, Soaps and Caudles,
mhls
BEMOVAL.
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MAN
ulacturing Company have removed their office to
No. 84 \\ ood Street.
Between First and Seoond street*, where all orders
wilt be received, and business att tided to
rahlB:tf GEO. CALHOUN, Agent.
NATRONA OIL.
Manufactured by pennsylva
nia Sait Manufacturing Company
(JLEAR AND ODORLESS, -
aod cusranteed unchangeable in color.
“ THE ILi UMINATOR UK THE DAY ”
ConsLautly ou hand and for sale by P. 8. M. CL at their
new office, No. 24 Wood street, between First and Sec
ond s' reel. GEO. CALHOUN, General Agent*
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EUREKA OIL COMPANY,
VENASfcO COUNTY, PEWJVA.,
( CHARTEHRD ESBRU ARV ’ leT, 18G1.)
Capitol ...... 8100,000,
K. M. MARSHALL, Pres. H. K DAVIS, Sec.
A. U Marshall, ‘ W. H. McGee.
James Forquer, c. Bemuger,
J. L. OarQAghan.
Office in that of R. H. Davis, City of Allegheny. Pa
mhl&6md a j* •
Wanted.— iuo shakes Of p„ ft.
W. * O. R. R. slock, tor which cash will ibe
paid Addreas, PETER BHIMP,
mhlg.ila Chicago, fIL
Hard times i hard times i
Boots, Bhoea and Gaiters selling at an awful sac.
nll0 ?® t , JO i. H. BORLAND’S,
mh!B No. 08 Market street, 2d door from Fifth.
OIL LEAFES.—PRINTED FORMS FOR
original leases and for sub-letting, lor sale by
... J- A WELUEN,
1111,18 6.1 Wod street, near FilU).
OIL LEASES.—PRINTED FORMS FOR
original leases and for sub-letting, for sole by
' „„ „ J R. WELDEN,
m ** l * 68 Wood street, near Fourth.
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JOSEPH HOBM’S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TRIMMING, MILLINERY
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TsTOXXOIST HOTTSE,
Wo, 77 Market Street.
New good? received!’ daily
throughout the seseoo.
Straw Bonnets-aqd Hau; Palm Leaf and Willow
Shakers; Bonnet Rib 1 ona, F oweraaDdßaches, Bonnet
Ma’enaU of all kinds.
I'resH Triicromps. Embroideries, Hoop Skirts,
Hosiery, Cloves, Ct»rset?j Zsphyn orated, Shetland
Woo], Tidy Cotton, and A roll cf4foUons.
An examination ol oof sWCk is solicited.
raarls;lm JOSEPH" nOnsTE.
HOUSE AND SIGN FAINTER,
P. O’BRIEN.
4&- Orders solicited at basement shop, Grant Street,
ppoeUe Cathedral.
Ot’KlMi DK¥ OUUUS or all kinds.
0 C. HANBO&EUVK,
74 Mftrkeietteet.
SPRING STOCK OE
fffll pianos, mil
WE HAVE JUST COMPLETED OUB
first aprmg supply oftho unrivalled: STEIN
WAY PIANOS, generally admitted be tbeBFSTof
the prenen day; oompnsina both GKANDArfiQtTARE
PIANOS, and at NEw Yoßif PRICES. They are trar
ran*«d for FIVE YEARS. F?e»ge call and
before purchasing elsewhere.
h. KLKDER £ BRO., 53 Fifth st, ‘
m«rV> Pole Agents WPtwnffw'a Uomrtlcd Pianos.
PARLOR SKATES!
PARLOR SKATES.
THE USE OP THESE SKATES imparts
a perfect knowledge of the art of
SKATING ON ICE.
as welt si furnishing the most pleasing and healthful
exercise ever presented to the public.
THE O.VIA PLACE
—>OR THE—
O-EltfTTirN-E A.RTIOI.B,
31 Fifth Street, J r ,l
W. E. SCHMERXZ & C 0„
Valuable Protierty far sRlf. v :
WILL BE OFFEBED FOB SALE : AT
Poblio Auotttm on the premises} Tneadaf,
the 9th dav of April next, ofcthohourofS o'clock, IMS-,
that very desirable iot,ot Hround haYing a
Clair Mtreet} offorty-twd feet aadfeighr inches; and eX
teodiog ba*k
feet to an alter, Tennsoi isalej-HOnMoartheatwhKid
and the balance m three equal annual paymenis*.with
interest ‘ "
JOHN IB WIN,
Allegheny SqgpeoaicH? Brpjge o<Vr,
Marlo;4mt a.
1? OH SALK—THIS- WE Lb -i£N«W^
Iveg and Barrel Manufactory.aituatain Pwdxfljn*
ij.'lip, (adjoining the City Lane) on tire Rank of 'ibe Al
legheny River. There la tv la* Mill aadhU (fe' W
chioery for maoutßoUniDg Naif Regs*Floor-R®rre!»
and and with but little expense in raddihonid
machinery will Oil Barrels at cheaper rates .than
can be made elsewhere. For far.her pirtlcnlsrt iu£
ply to •
L. WIIiMARTHj AgenW -
Marlfclm. Pittsburgh City Mifla. StiTyfard.,,
HAVING BBSS APPOINTED AGENTS ,
FOB THE SALS OF
HYATT’S CELEBRATED ILLDffIINATipTItiSy
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FOR LIGHTING BASEMENTS, cel
lars, AND coil vaults. Wewould
respectfully solicit an examination ot sample* at our
Warehouse, No. 150 Watot Street,
ANDERSON A PHtttlTS,
’ Agents'for
BROWN BROTHERS,
Chicago,- Illinois
SECOND CLASS HAND ENGINE-FDR f\
SALE.—'The member* of the RELIEF FIRRCOM- \
PANY offer for Bale their Hand Engine as \
they are preparing ts receive a newSream Fire EturtiMr.
The Relief weighs bat 8,200 pounds, and is as aerricea*
able a * when first purchased. For further paracoliurff’
and t*rms, aply-* to, or address C. Of ER, Esq., No. 17
Smitbfiold Street, Pittsburgh. feflhdswtf
To OH Men*
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PATD TO
the Manufacturing <jf Bonog Tools for Oil Well*
All tools warranted, lo be of the beet Material and
Workmanship.
W. W. YODKG,
(Sueooasor to Cartwright & Young.) • ~s
No. 97 Wood In reel, ‘-.30
corner of Demand
JUUIV mO«BUEAU,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
TOB THE SALE Or
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
MO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON JPLKA&
of Allegheny Comity. No. 324, Kerch Term.3B6l,
In the matter of the voluntary assignment oi Benjamin
Page, Jr. And now: BaTUKDAY, Feb. 2&J, 18(51,
first account current of W. O. B ughart and BL Borgwin,
Aasigneeu. haring teen •xhiWied In Court, the Court
do order that the Prothonotnry give notice thereof tn
the Daily Post and Legal Journal newspapers ol the City
of P.ttebargh, for the period of three weefe*,and that
the Raid account will be allowed by the Court, on Satur
day, March 23, 1881, unless cause be ehowa to thecon
trary.
Attest
fe2fi»wd
Regpular Missouri tilvfer Passenger i'actet
FOR Lexington, Liberty,, . >s»er»ht:
Independence, Kansa*, Le&veu- LiunUMiaQ
worth,'Weston, St. Joseph, and all j n
For
_ milr9 FLACK, BARNES A Ct>„ Agents;"
MB. AND MBS. TETEDOtJX^ —
SCHOOL JOB. YOUNG LADIES,
148 THIRD STREET,
THE SECOND TERM witl comment
on Wednesday, February the 13th COmmenC «
FRENOH AND LATIN taught without extra achrge.
CEVEN HUNDRED DOLLA.RS! For
assess? BilUßte
Terma.-»300 in baud; balance 1 and 8
marls a a ’ TH BEBT 4 su - M Market «t
$3OO* N 'i . ttAN V ANOON3TWN"
, goad dwelling HeiaaSd Lol Sn s,efcSrnS ot “m f '”
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five rooms and Garret TerESF »
maria Batat«Agema, M lu.ket atKU. .
m«rtfrd*wlT
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