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DAILY POST.
'Retztarkx. of
HON. C: L. LAiII[BEIRTON,
Delivered in the .Seitate,. March 11 1802,
on hill en44tlvii,!.V.oi4t Pesolutions reit!•
give to the ..4fteiition of Slavery in the
District of Coltivtbia•—
The -question being on Senate bill No.
B'.4,entitlefl "Joint. Resolutions relative to
the Abolitioti of Slavery in the District of
Columbia.' . •
• Mr. LA:III4RTON moved to substitute
the following resolution for the one before
the Seiiate; and asked that the accompany-
ingpreamble tO his substitute be read for
information :
WitEarAs, Congress, by- a vote nearly!.
unaninions, • passed. the following, reiolu-i
tion; whieh.expressea the voice of thema-i.
tion and is the true standard of loyalty—,
"That the present deplorable civil war lia4
been forced upon the country hy the Dis
unionists of the Southern States, now in!
arras against the Constitutional Govern-,
ment, and in arms around the Capitol
that in this national emergency Congress,.
banishing all feeling of mere passion or re-:
sentment, will recollect only its duty to the.
whole country: that this war is not waged
on their part in any spirit of oppression.or
for any purpose of conquest or suhjuga-
=i3
tion, or purpOSe of overthrowing or inter
fering with
. the rights or established insti
tution of those States, bat to defend and
maintain the suprommy of the Constitution,
and to preserve the Union, with all the dig
nity, equality and rights of the several
States unimpaired and that us soon as
these objects are aecomplished the \Nar
ought to cease :"
Re.sideed. by /he Sale and
Representailced of the Cum mon welt I h
Pennsylvania in Generid Ass:inbly met,
That the energies of the, Government should
be devoted to the suppression of the ex
i•tipt; rebellion, and to the maintenance of
the nion :lint the Constitution : and it is
expedient at this time. for Congress to
legislate upon the subject of abolishing ne•
gro servitude, either in State, Tcrt;tory.or
the District of Columbia : anal that fair
Senators in Congress, be, anal they arc
hereby, instructed, awl our lit•prescnta-
~.- .. ,
tiv.v: rvuuested, to vote for:Audi legislation
as will I;e4 carry out the spirit and mean•
rug of the fori.etr i A.l* resolution.
The question being vu the amendment.,
Mr. LAMBERTON—Mr. Speaker. the
amendment I oiler embodies my sentiments.
Willie the people of this country are en
gaged in it s ti.4c,:le with traitors. I;;r the
life of the G o verninect....„ the vitality of
tam Constitution, the preservation of the
Union, and the supremacy of law, it is one
of those blunders w s ,hich amounts to a erimo,
to agitate, in the hall.: of hitLislation. or
elsewhere. any question that will dintrmit
the people. a n d divert their energies from
t h e grea t ,l ii,,,iioll in which :11l are :•11.
l'llln.d.
~,
nine and again has it been charged upon
the Vi, - ,,r,.",
eriote party. that that great po
litical organizu...ir.;: was. for partizan pill ,
poses. constMitly agitating this pestilent
question of negro servitude. • -lint history,
in ,•.< truthful utterance. lIIISWaVi'd by the
passiom. ri ,t • the potty, will vindicate its
Character Mein 4,;.: aspersbin.and speak in
glowing imlogy of its •, - tvi;gEle to preserve
the constitutional rights ot, att ~;0 3 ,i,,,,
fru s ta ate:assaults of a wild fanaticism. oar
earna:4 findeavt a" lias been to leave tOpiiSter
ity mil inya . ,:t..! the invaluable legacy of the
free instil utioh, „dft , il, we have received.
in trust front our flail,. Why, Mr.
, Speaker, so assiduously, mid with so Ill.:eh
I solicitude have w e been (levolA to this,
great purpose, that in derision the Deinoc
rac,s has been stigmatized as a party of
"L. Mon savers.•' When we- pointed t., the
inevitable retults of this incessant aboli: ion
agitation ; results which are now fulfilled pro
phecies, we were met with those derisive
cries. But sir, this ter:::. of ititendeitob
loquy and reproach is the toitgi..4. - :.:., gem
that adorns the coronet upon its brow.
he are now arraigned. not for too mach
fidelity to the UMon. lint, for s y m p at hi z i ng
with 0f...;:i. !lass of those who are seeking its
destruction. 4: overwhelming refutation
of this partizan and 514.4 : . 1 , , ,r0us accusation
'I have but to point to the masiia; of its fob
lowers -front McClellan, Smith, .fileCter
nand, and other brave leadets; down to the
r hu s rth eci iett private in the ranks, whohave
u
by ti;;;sarids to the defense of our
flag; And - to the alr r nrity with which its
mpresintatives stand reau'iii 'n send the
the lest man and vote the last dotter tz,;.us
-tain the .. 4 44440nal Government and crush
I tr‘ l o ol i.
~. The peructeratic ' . ... 1 ,,ut, needs, t.ir, no
eulogy or defense at my har.k. Step by i
step, it has kept march with the cr,untry i
'inits iiroia.4 to empire: and the great achieve- i
meets of the eountry's past are the en- 1
during ELL011,414,2Wa of its fidelity to the re
public.
The party has ceased to coutril the pol
icy of the National Government, yet the
agitation of the-abolition of negro slavery
does. not Cease. kis still ringing in the
halls Of Congress and even like an unwel
come visitant obtrudes itself in this cham
ber. I§;ct a single member of that party
there rt Or Lew ties‘scingtit to introduce it.
The agitation conies rich 4 ,he opposite side
of this body. Now, sir, why sto.4 this
thing be? fo giVe assurance to the peo• 1
pie that no assault was intended upon the
contititidional rights of any State ; that a
deep reverence fo r our writtcu.,charter an
imated thelsepid o l i ir4n party; although sec
tional in-its ; 0W. 61 :4 4 4: 0 14 ikiy;incorpora
ted ih their platform of principles ironed
at Chicago, and upon which they elected a'
President, a resolution '' as a law unto
themselves and him, - that the "mainten•
tines inviolate of the rights of the States.
and espettially•the right of each State to
order and contralto/mu domestic, institu
tions accordintito its. &WO j44gnient eXI•
elusively,isessential tothat balance eipinzr
er on which the.perfection and endurance
of odr political 'fabric depend; and we de
nounce' the lawless invasion by armed
force of the soil ot.any State or Territory,
•rio ,matter under what pretext, as the
gr*veet of .drimeg:" , 1. 1 0 give still further
assurances to the country, !he-President,
on the day of liitiitienguration, from the
Eastern portico of the Capitol, in the pres
ence of congregated. thousands from all
par 4 of the Eiden, reiterated these senti
ments and deit.le.red•that he pressed "upon
the public attention the most conclusive
evidence of which the case is staicep‘ible,
that the property,.peace and security of - no
, section are to be in any wise endangered
))y tie 110 W incoming Administration,
%tall it:that 44 the protection which consist
etitlitli the konattitntion and the: laws
-.• can h e given, 'will be cheerfully milieu to all
the. States when - lawfully demanded,. for
whhtsver cause;-as cheerfully to one sec
lion'issio ' another •" and further, that he
..
Phisd . no rtylioee d / irectly or iddhlectly to
interfere , w 4: s la*liiiiii,the : cdt f ateis where
.it aright i".rt.liek he, 40. .440r.th ' lawP•
n %itht to do se,'-snd'ato `,`ineltii#49,4 0 4 .
so " t', it was lawful—sentiments welch
again r `peatecl in hia,....mkowtt pf:ANY L TO
„Om iddittonalpledgeeithat .no iaggrosivO i ,
1 4 ~ ,ii 'wee intended upon State riglitx,,
plitAifiliop li dip
trlipships+tit the„
P
bet ,
issei air"t andea r - kitil - 4 1g i1d6.."°4116 1‘ed. .101- 111 iaR
&cation to the several iiZ.!es , 81 " 6 e nit '
meat to the twelfth section of 112 Condi
tutioa, declaratory that hereaftet 4 ` it°
AR; & CO.
SATURDAY MORNING-, APRIL
amendment shall be made to the Constitu
tion tvhieh will anthoi.ize or give Congress
p u ive r to abolish or interfere within any
State, -which the domestic institutions
thereof, including that of negroes, held to
labor in servitude by .the laws of said
State."
• Thus was the record, mule up and so has
the country read and approved it.
But sir, before proceeding too the dis
cussion of this resolution, permit me to
suggest that as legislators we are to often
inclined to forget our limited sphere of
duty, that we are deputed not to represent
the petiple in Congress, but to legislate
for the good of our constituents and the
interests of the • Commonwealths, and that
when these duties are done, ours here are
ended. We are too prone to assume supe
rior wisdom, and,,forgetting to "mind our
own business'," drift Into the distracting
current of -national politics, and thereby
neglect the interests of the State, prolong
our session, and increase the already op
pressive taxation upon the people. And
I should not participate in the discussion
upomthis needless, and, as I deem it,
profitless question, were it nut for certain
remarks that•have fallen from Senators,
who . have preceded me in this debate,
which I cannot suffer to pass unnoticed.
Mr. Speaker, whatever may be iny in
dividual opinions as to the propriety of
permitting the slave to linger at the por
tals of our common Capital, I shall forego
their expression now and reserve tier some
utore appropriate time and uocasion, their 1
candid avowal. At this time, sir, us I
have already stated. when the nation is r
battling for its very existence, I cannot
hilt view the original resolution offered by;
the Senator from Allrgheny, i Mr. Irish. ,
as uncalled fur, evil in tendency. inexpe
dient, unixisti and incendiary in character.
Is is nut uncalled for? Who are asking 1
for its passage? Do you find petition , j
cumin: , ' up front the people to these halls. 1
detnanding legislation of this character?!
No, sir: the hearts of the conservative'
people of Pennsylvania arc tired with that
same undying patriotism which exists in
all the staunchly loyal States of the lie- '
pulilie. Full well they know, ijor they
4re t J jught by the instinct of self p i ese r v a .
thin, in The presenee of great danger. that
the agitation of any disturbing issue. and
cliecially this miseralhe su bj ec t o f a l,,,jj.
lion. must ineyitatily paralyze the ener
gies oldie government in suppressing this
• most accursed rebellion. This legislation j
is nut asked for liy the people, hut seems
to he introduced in ol,,lionee to the b...
hesfs'of the some Spirit which has brought
'all this woe neon the ethintry. It is evil
in tendency. Disconnected from 'ulterior
1 considerations, it would not rise to the
1 dignity that now attaches to it, but at this
tune, .k.,.., ,, 1npani0 , 1 as it is by sueli agjgre—
she declarations upon the part of its
friends, its introduction here indicates the j
• ine e pt ion o f a policy pregnant with not lid
ills to the uou j
mry. kV : , : i v:, 1,1 , 1 it i,,, 1,, be
lint the beginning to ml. movecsal i., hollir !
f IlligrO ern:01,11 - 1114M. it is, .. , 11'. lift
small black cloud that precedes the gather- i
lug storm, ready to burst with irresistible
fury over the land. When I assert that
this is but the entering wedge to rnzlde , ,..
invasioesi cl,i,itistittitional right. I sy a k,
sir, no t w i rtout w:,i;raTiti . r.. , , at il large
fleeting of the member , of this iii11:411 , q.a•
tion party, held a few lays sine.. at the
Cooper Institute. in New York. I find by
the reported proceedings in the Trihuoie
of ;he weventh instil:o.o4l.l Schurz.: he rep
resentative iil . i: - .1 . :v •r!IIIIMI: in a high
and respousible position at rood. idiying
atnid 1,1',.1 and continn. i applause. ••let
A j ,,,,,J e i t , o w Di s ! r i,,t, ~i o',,lionl,ia, and
wherever the govern:nem has imitiedimeiy,
a:011( 4 ;1y, l ; f3 iliiiiiii,iiiiii.. Siilliliiir Wiilii.;
in %letter to the Karim inectia t j. ii, oiarch.
"we muF,t atul will, now and tc;tever. des
troy and wipe out floes this nation the 3 , :i
carsed institution of slavery... W;thout
seeking beyond this hall for evidence of
this intent, the sentiments of the Senators
from Allegheny and Bradford sustain me
in this position. The Senator from Brad
for.l. in addressing the Senate at a.previou,
stage of this sot.nss., - ,..;•, ~e,iel. "the District
of Columbia is the place to begin to attack
this institution; this will serve as an enter
ing wedge; it is not to stop there, that is
certain. The Senator from Allegheny,
Mr. Irish,) declared that "abolition of
slavery in the District of Columbia is the
i blow wtoci. :,,;., p shake the whole slave sys
tem CO its fouddailOn, and that in 'u;:. opine
ion this constituted the great. importance
and great merit of the measure submitted
to Congress...
. [To be continued.]
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TERRY; PRICE, d CO.,
IMPORTERS AN . D DEALERS IN
Cloths, Cemstraerem, Sattinets, Vogt
lugs, Tailors' TrLminings, &e.,
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NORTH SIDE, VHILADELPHIA
del2:lY
S,AMES H. CHILDS,
MOPE COTTON MILLS,
loglieny City, Pit.,
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF
f?SNA.TIUrtaS,
12, Inches to to tomes bide
Orile'rs'mitry lin left nt 11. CHILDS Sr CO'S
133 Weed street. Pittsburgh. no3l:ly:is
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WM. H. SMITH 46: CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
iNOS. 112 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS,
deZI PITTSBURGH .
P. AF.YIIPat H. D. 11±11WRR .1. 9. ItEYIIER.
Late at Miller & Ricketson's.
It•'""irlY/IgFt
(Successor to Reymer k Anderson.)
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Confectionary,
SOftlira, Fire Works, 02c..
NOS. 126 AND 128 WOOD STREET.
prrnottrßon.
S. B. & C. P. NIA.B.KLE,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
BOOK, GAP, LETTER,
and all kinds of
WRAPPING PAPER, have removed from
No. *7 Weed street to
NO. 33 SMITHFIELD STREET,
• .. Pittsburgh—Pa..
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M4titIYA7TUS4.3 11;g*
JOS. R. MINTER
I:LF:CTr. .
A NNIIT ADVENTURE IN PARIS
L Continued from Yesterday.]
My blood was boiling in ral , veins at
the fellow's impudent robbery; and I felt
half inclined to rise and pummel ' hint
as he lay, and recover my proper4y.
There was no occasion, however, for any
hurry ; and. reflecting that second
thoughts are sometimes best, I lay still,
endeavoring to Mrtn sonic plait' for doing
myself justice, if it might be, !without a
scene of violence, which might be attended
with unpleasant comrequences, bat fully
determined to do battle for my own, if no
other alternative presented itself'. The con
tents of the pocket which the fellow had
rifled amounted to about three pounds
English, all in live-frank pieces, which 1
hail received front my friend of the night
before, in final discharge of 'au aceorn
modation iccoulit between us. 'This was
no great sum, to be sure, but it wins more
than I could then afford to lose; and in
deed, the idea of resiguing it without a
struggle was the last I should have thought
of entertaining.
While puzzling ant brains for some prac
ticable expedient, which, however. did
not present itself, I could not help admi
ring the calm placidity of th© , counten
ance o f the villain who had rubbed me.
who, from his satisfied expression, seem
ed to he enjoying the consciousness of
some good action ; but in this I was de
eitived. The rascal was no more asleep
than I was. If toy anxiety and indigna
tion were perplexing me, his apprehen
sions were at the same moment troubling
him : and just as I was abandoning all
hope of concocting a plan forthe recov
ery or my money without fighting for it.
a movement On his part put Int , in possess
ion id one which had at least the prom
ise o f success. I saw hint open his eyes
suddenly• and fix them full On toe; then
rising, he withdrew the canvas bag Once
more from beneath his pillow, and stepped
out of bed with it in Ills hand. There
thi• it. withered ger
anium in a itarthiatitiire lent—the
plant Wll , , t mere ,tick. which Lad dried
np timid died tram want of water. my
amazement the thief lifted the plant out
4th, pot by the stem, raising the earth
in which it had grown. :Ind Which Was all
matted together by the roots, along with
it : he then deposited the hag in the hot•
tom of the pot. and, replacing the plant,
got quietly into bed once more.
I saw at once that this move placed the
result of the gams very much in my own
power. and t st - ion made up my mind how
to art. I lout suppose that either of us
wen: to tiga:ll: and I have often
thought „d u e.• what a carious study we
might have plc i•elceil to any concealed
spectator who have been in the
,-ecret t, eur relative predlcuments din
tio i ig list hoar- or so.
eon; that my light-fingered
would not think of rising till I was up
and gone: having plaiatil his booty where
he might rea•ainably deem it beyond the
pti•tiihtlity was (101 - tht‘rtSS
.
pr0p:61.41 oaLf.ata".t. aslaCk.ll yr,accu
sation that might be mail , against Min.
therel'ore . liii \timid lie !I ~r•. he
had the field to hituseli.
abicit s• - itien g ;T. ':aril
and d" ss mi,
me Hlei, was alm, ready t, :tart, he
nr w,ll awwe all the whil , tl,at the I
u po u
3:1 , 1 was t ,, ' lie innment
h, a I i'.•.1111 w.er Inv
Circe I ;lid not it; I•nt whi•ti
Irwin nu and was , ready t,
I l,ectirn a.ldeniy aware that the at
mo,; itert , ti, 1 , . , 0111 ivaz•
to putt and blow, and
the
WWII of air; at the nest moment I ran t:
hr• wind , .w, threw it wide open with nun
hand,and leaning forward an if to catch the
morning brne:c. awkwardly 5 ,, ep off the
flower-pot dos dowa into the little c .'art ten- ,
enty feet Inn n
In an tuatanc the, seeming .7,eoper war.
standing in his shirt on the middle of the'
g.nor, and demanding with an angry oath
what I had dnue.
• •Nothing." ',aid I. •beyoud breaking a
flower-pot—the plant was withered and
good for nothing. EXCU6O my a , ‘ kward
nest,: I will indemnify the landlady. Good
morning. —
:11v nonchalance duel , ••,i the scoundrel.
and he stood aside to let we pass. looking
rather black, however, at 1 walked out.
There seemed to be no one astir in the
house, save the garcon, who was roasting
coffee et the upeti front door, and I was
only made aware of him by the agreeable
fumes which assailed my nostrils, as I
sped like a greyhound down the stairs. In
half a initiate I was in the little back court.
where lay the smashed remains of the pot
and the withered flower. Feeling mor
ally certain that the shock-head and scow
ling visage of the thief were protruding
troth the window above, I drew the canvas
bag from the crumbled dry mould, and
held it, un to his rare. There he was,
sure enough. growling and grinding his
teeth with rage and mortification.
"Why don't von cry 'stop thief Y' I
bawled outto him. • "Did you think to
eat oh the Flaglislinian asleep ? _1 u recair,
Cormin!"
[To be continued.]
TO OIL REFIN ERB.
THE liAvE ..DE
arrangements to fit up Oil Refineries. under
Dr. Tweddle's Patent TROIILI' Ai'DARATUS,
Pabentad Ifehrtutry 4th, 1862, by which fire is ren
dered totally unnecessary in distilling Petroleum
or otherAilo, sad w,a 4111044ntetkov,work canoe
be aseeßed in durability,simplicity or economy,
iWe refer with confidence to the following par
ties, whose Refineries we hare fitted up •
Messrs. Long, Miller & Co..Petrona Works
Wighttrutn Andeiaon, Eagle do
S. M. Kier t Co. giCeigiOr dO
Alex. Taylor St 'do.,•Afferson do
Lockhart ,k Frew, Brilliapt do
The above works were designed and constructed
and put in operation by Dr. 11. W. C. TWEDD LE
The following works we have also fitted up:
Economy OU Company, Darliugton ;
Messrs. Chadwick & Cruraptou. Kittanning
John sou Graham & Co., Wood? Run
Brewer SUL& Co., Pittsburgh :
Item &Graff,' .110
Johnson k Brother. do
Forsyth Bros. & Co., Manohost or.
DAVIS & PHILLIPS,
Nos. 100 WATER & 104 FIRST STREETS
Brass Founders, Plumbers
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS
mhll:3md
CUOCOLATZ—OAK &CO' BRAND
5 bores in Kora NA toroth, by
.23 Xliadiat k itiCAETSON.
25 9z- reetTud zrigATE or : Agospul
eny.A
Just sa4 ak kAs
A.. JOLLY.
ern jutbigh
WV 64 :1141. 6" van btor•ius7 . t llll4l4 or .,
msaisti(*Mbookjiu.:t:'
LAST „REEL GAITS/SA 111,00
EATON, MACRUM & CO.,
Nos. 17 and 19 rah stre.t.
PITTSBURGH.
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS,
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES. HOSIERY,
GLOVES. MILLINERY GOODS,
Shirts, Colpirs, Zephyrs, Yarns, Fancy
Articles and Noticins'of every kind.
WS. City and Country Merchants, Milliners
Pedlar./ and all who buy to sell again, should call
and, elf/mine our Pthek.
W I[Ol,E AIR P EPAItTMENT—Seennd floor
of 17 and 19 Fifth street_ mh22
N EW GOODS—
We have just rcaei veil from the
EASTERN
A CHOICE SELECTION OE
T 3 SIItI. 13 7EI oc,c) fiie
for the present sand approaohisa. season- Buyers
are respectfully requoetod to fall and ONlthlifie our
stock. - • -
n. , ,irour. de co.,
MERCHANT TATLORB,IIB Federal street,
mhs earner Marke4 &pure, Allegheny elly
• NATEICkISF.A. OIL. •
IRIE"NifiIdriIIAN'UTACTIVIIIING
BYTE
A this art istle,:whiett for brillianoY in bargains ;1
freedom of offensive odot, and transparency of H
color, (whieb color we -Warrant to bta changed by
age or exposurea inusurpa.ssed by any Illumi
nator iu this or Eastern markets. As a profitable
Oil to tho considner, sf han specialty recommend
it. Ahso, our matintheture of
C A-U$ TI.C• SODA ,
Used by all largs.SoV . Makers and Oil Refineries,
which excels 10 per CeoL in strength all the make
of English Soda' breathe to this country. Our ,
manufacture of
SAPONIFIER,. OR CONCENTRATED LYii SALT, AC. I
Are 1,0 well and fa voritbly known, we tenet the
mention ie PufficieaL •
All order!, and ingplries will he pronaPtl9 at
tended to hy loldretem}g.
at:O . R4E Citttlrol.7l.Sr, Ar e nt,
• .
Penna.. galt Memafttetatlng
24 Weed etrebt; teburgh.
nolB:lyderis
AEER &CO.,
WM.
STEAM ENGINE BUILDER;i
Iron Founders,
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS.
Near the Penn. x, $. Paeseager Depot
PITTSIIr ROIL PA.
IT(RL ALL
erte o nre .
M
hundred • and titty barn power. and taited f or
Grist 1.11 Is. Sew Fleet Furnace!. Factories.
etc.
Aire particular attention , to the oonetruction e 1
Enirinee and Machinery SY - grist mills,. and for
n C' h e t t .! u r l nt i t. ud n
h i rs iffd " .7,i m i r
26 for ship
ment at short notice, Engines and Botlersef erllll7
description.
A itto, furnish Boilers end fllulet.Lrtux separately,
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers Emir Pullies in
every TA lien and ettntinue the taauufaotareol
Woolen Machinery and Mullins Cards.
Our prices are low, our machinery manufactut.
ed of the host quality of matovials. and warranted
in all cases to give eetisfietitta.
4.1-Orders from all parts of the country
tedand promptly filled. fe2l:dew
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
N INTEL WA .11,11 FOUNDRY,
(PITTSBITIIOII,-PA
Wareboule, No. 149 First tad 190 SeeOnd
MitnufacturentoP Jl .iars,m4 aß
Coal Oil. Itetorta and Still.. Garr and U ri t i d
Sad Irons, Dog Irons Wagon - Saxe., Steel 3folt
Punic's. Hangers anti Coupling..
Also Jobbing and Machine Casting. of evoryder
?tic. made to order.
aviog a cumpletc machine ehop attached to
the Fouildry, all neceesary fitting will he earefolly
attended to ff2l:lrdtw
BALTIMORE PIANO FACTORY,
PITTSBURGH BRANCH,
I:EIOYED TO
NI 11, , NV 101) STREET
FIRES DOOR FROM FIFTH STREET. ADJOIN'
ECG THE 11%
Now ie the time to buy a
FIRST CLASS PIANO,
az the lowen Nit* • CalL2pu only a
lew left. WISE BEOTIIER.
art Manufacturer.:
CIOAL, NIFT INLACIL AND
CORE.—.I.IIC.ESON. STEWART' CO.,
509 LIBERTY STREET.
Having superior facilities for stiPPlYinit the beet
quality of Coat i Nut Nur, Slaek and bogie. are
prepared to delver the tame, in any quantity to
suit purchaeere, at reasonable rates. Our Coal is
broushr In frith daily by railroad, and is dry amd
free frOm clack. Particular attention given to sup
plying families. . • ociSi-Nn
TIERNAN t GETTY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, 4te..
NORTII-EAST corner of
()Wu STREET AND THE pLIATOND,
.ALLEGIIENY CITY
THE SLAUGHTER OOMMENCED,
e Enemy Dram ioto the Entrenchments!!
WE SHAH SHOW NO QUARTER:
Hut Take *ll the Quarters We Can Get
1009000 - , P.[KA,X.4
Of Cheap W,X11.1.
of Newest di eo and' Venal
Variety, o be Sold
this Spring. ,
This larseevick..havintr been Ourotaaed at re
duced. prices; will VS , to4v. i fy low.
MAG•NTFICENT PARLOR PAPERS,
BRAVTTFUL PANEL PAPERS,
EXTRA WIDE PAPERS OF •
FRERCII AND ENGILXISII
. Bargains Not clodOed toSeratante.
We take RAGS as well as CASH
WALL PAPlgajli t rip,R.E.,
At the Old Stand, No. $7 Wood litiroot.:
Of
dirPaPer Hsoclus andirkiiettashing. Quickly
and , well ' done. lvit BltiatieneadNoyktUldt.
talig:*4
F0rriTifi:007 4 w40444 , 4 1 43:1
SMELTING WORKS.
PLR K. xrcurwy . dr. CO..
144unferturets of
Sheath,rre' Bolt : Copper, •Prtwead Cop
per ottome, Raised Still Bottomp,z.r d , !ter,
olducita — ltharke
4 •. akrajni&tat i ll, ,eu Tm
ConetrlT . oa t ! an2L_Maoht , p
and Tool% w 11.= 1, Fixet: en d Igo
neVret 3 E •ik
- o after ated
pattern. fe
J. H. CASIDAY,
Noirs,
ANis_INALL num_ igitalt i asol lOKEN, gITGAGE
OFFICE, ROOM,NCS...I2i3OIIIILB'S'BWIDING,
ZQURTH STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bond and MortgagetOrippted.
ap2 ,
IFAztE'lligiritillai-WW-111ALF BBL.
1852 inspection. for ealo by_
:4 10. 1. ,G '5 AWRY IL COLLO go
. A ... ——* le 4 1 - . 5; .., -, --
SNDRIES—
-20 Ceske Muir J boosßeach Ale; ..
3 Pip_ Jainit; 1 n
sAtiliii:delurey Brandy; ~
by allirera
el b& Ns. IL*/ Wood stret.
ALLEGHENY, INSURANCE CO.
• OF PITT BURGH,
OFFICE, No. 37 Finlll.l3t., Bank Moak.
1, 1 0 kik* ALL laiN
•_ AIL R. O F
ptteAntra , ,Nr tft
ire retsidan %IC , SeePoiam:
WILL/AM DLAN,GeI7/311 Agent, ,
DnteeTOßS—lsaac Jonot. Cio.-Mmere7; Har
vey Childs, Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wilson, B.
L. Fahneittielc, John D. McCord, Captain Adana
Jacob(); R. P.Sterlialg, Capt. W. Dean; Robert L.
M'Grevr. no2i
JAMES .. A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
POR TdERILE OP
Floor, Grain, titiCtiii, Lard, Butter,
Dried Trutt- wad Producer
tiesieraikr. • . •
Corner Market sad Vtrat Streets..
PITTSBURGH. PA.
REFERlth—frantie O. Bailey, Asa., William
Likefferth..4l,..s. Cuthleart...k. Sup... Pittsbargh.
cnt„ Meister .Ar 'Swearingen, S. Brady,
Catilarlit ,t 'M. !GA, Liet Howell Mangle .t Co.,
rge
Geo .1%. Anderson . - - Donlon, Paxton ,Sc Co.,
W4 ,1 e 1 4 1 g! : W2B:2Pd4
jr YOU WANT NODE GOOD NEW
Fruit or piepered Mime Meat, mined ;and
all ~other kinds of Spiees,cookius Brandy or
Wine, New , Oreatte, Lerneivataleitton Peel sotto
Haworth & Brothers,: injheDitunond, where you
'WIII get anew crop of Frhlt and lower than at
any other Louse in the city. Also a
_general and
tall as.iortmont of Family Groceries, Teas Wines,
Brandies, and all other kinds of Foreign and
Domestic Liquors.
HAWORTH & BROTHER,
• de2l corner Diamond and Diamond alley.
WALL PAPER !
WINDOW CIIIMAINS, &o.
New Styles for Spring of 1882
A Greet Variety and Tine Assort
ment from 6 1.4 cents
to lib per Plena.
For sale by
THOMAS PALMER,
NO. 9* WOOD STREET,
Between 4th & ad done below Diamond Al ley
IMPORTANT
INVENTORS.
a; PATENT ACIENCY.
1 31!
ROBT. W. FEIWICIL
i a l trior pail fr,r
vEze d
plume Amor! sam
i,_74
OBBlt•sat , ler Arra ry
and Firkreak
Taira rs the . Pat.
Agaaey Baal.
Board of Appeal.ln. em.
PATENT AGENCY
DEWIT C. LIVIRINCE.
Voi '✓rely Yearsi
an 0111 leer of the'
Patent OMee--tita
last fogy Y. a
Ifezokor of tbloi
NOTE—AII informat
Patent and a copy of
ehante
Refer to_preaent Corn
David P. Holloway.
on necessary to procure
e Patent Laws sent free at
mizsioner of Patents, Hon
de2o:tf
A:IWO MILALILLOWLIAIIID SALOON.
CHARLES GARDNER'wouId relabel his old
wed eadmitewlint briratili Is bobtail
at kis old stand. APOLLO HALL entrains on
Fourth street.. He has always on hand the best
quality of Lager Heir, and In connection with the
hall. a well appointed billiard saloon, with good
Iselin, balls and cues.
Remember the place, Apollo Hall, Fourth at.
near Wood, entrance from Fourth.
Aro p dr. r. WENS,
Plumbers and Gas Fitters,
NO. 16 WOOD STREET, OPPOSITE
FIRST CHURCH, PITTSBIIROS,
N D
47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY,
its** Tax OFTICT
si s7 itswr tram,
Off. Ited.nPlarnbeee
material in gene .' Re eneg itttda al) le
the mar approved matmer. snits lined Lead or
ropper. Homes Atte& with Water and Gas Fix
tures.
B. N. B. All orders promptly attended to.
api ilyd
H ORTICII_LTURAL—
BTRAWBER HY,
RASI\BERB Y.
and BLAiIiBERRY PLANTS.
GRAPE VCURRANT
and GOOSEBERRY BUSHES
LINEAR.
-- - .
sad ii,SPAFtAGI.7S ROOTS,
ell of the beet quart, ma_ iflieranted true to
name. Pot Bah at 29 FIFTH STREET.
J. ICNO.
NEW:, MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
won;sits SPEEDY , AND'IPERNAN.
JC AN cure of
aoIIeARBAA.: GUM. minim.
Distil? ) s. .swnem 4 L !V neitikeos. N.kh i tty Emit
ntley. 2 .
. 49 4 t e;r 3 414: I tir t f nilf ta
Anemone alike Kid
t
nova atiti Bladder
of
W4 4NII I 4I7 4" .taffe P PHYSICIANS ) .
in &Mr rFrite Senile% with the entire memo,
Camas, Opium, Oarsoine , or any
compote* Aorta hewn.,
BELL'S•SPECIFIC PILLS
are eci*- }Edon. 'olle6 effoctiaja ewe in ii
fewi and when Lours is aeok ikiegessaguA
. trukage o War reC i the i gim . in= .
' me ow
wilos elehi. 01: ail liii
us
usust Ablf ; is bNiset anidelL iind
Nu
not d I Ml= 7 ":4 lS ti p Fee' * Ar m !
N or
. E i rlarritigot e M, .
and will he. nt by mail. poet - paid.
' by any ad
vertised Ane i tit, on receipt of the ni 6 7.
None genuine without ray eigaiitti 'n
re on the
wra fi r terAN. ROChaste o ir4 . lr le.
...... corner Market street llll an oild.
ourtiumytb • ' ' "
'Dtt lrtait S
.A7,l49'rPNAlt
1 4 ,1 VTAIWAlthr- FYI ' S! JiMIZITY Or
'ID DltEfld .waux,
**Mt biliii i iitEmurilitints,
i taitt r4P 7 l ast. 344 9 l :4 l.-
gum
, ww .ittLiliWiZt Mt? tam&
STRE - b-A2l $ WA! • Matt
C. WEST Oita.,
itamtarraus
CAYLE/AGES, BUGGIES,
RocF4-`4 I P, AND Fi# 14; Mi g •
/49.
tillivatlihvailistad 'to be of W. b t. mate -
Tioliseditarlusib. grallayd.
We II& `1106111411
100 DOZEN WHITE AND COLORED
.tictitEg • stoops,
or yak by tie MINI at dasbi domes.
. EATON, 111ACRITM & CO..
tp4 Nu. 1 0 110 t 'treat
M.A:Gr./A& ()IL WORKS.
. ,
Vat t ika AAIDUSOS.
WritifiNtallninni*W=
ameba Oilorsium, miamseei eli,
3010. 011/ AMIN e 0•6111107 on
"Whit amok editi reeve. Water
sad amts. win Wyman/ft !ML
sealant
Established -1842--;
SPRING GOODS'
ig 0 z.
CLOTHS, CAMInftFIS
AND
VESTINCS.
NIVE.WICYR NOW IN. STOKE . .44.1001114
PLETE stock or
NPRINO•IIikOODS,,• •
, •
all uew and desirable , stglye. which 410W1.a
carefully selected in New I orli,` with a de re o
please the' most featideour, and aotalgriaftri
th e v a rious new f.ihric and novultiss : tiva
•.,
seaaon.
We would ruaractfailly solicit anearly-O,NA
our patrons Ind the public, to test the reents ot
the Foment tiiewisehnes. •. 1•• • t
tiAISIJEL GREW. At -SO* t
Merehalrit•Tati.4oWl o 4 l ,2
pi ViOb •
ROBERT Ltuniu.
IROBT. DA.LZEI.II. & * es
Wholesale Grocers,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MiGii=l.
AND
Dea(era In PrA ace an4Piitskurgh
NO* 2M JaiEirri
et:6uol. ptrOtilibit
HUGH IL BOLL. ~!
BIITILDAIL '4olr, Wili+ l o4o4.
Duquesne Way, near the Point, wiffinake
to order, and warranted as gnedria mud*
!pub, the followinu machipery. ' vii :
Engines, Turning Lather, ihr wrroil-sbd WeN
Manors.; for wood. audit !iron: , b
Drilling, Vamp
Homan and Tobacco Screws; ,Patent- and
Model Machines. 'ln the besynnumer4) Olaf.
Pullin, and Rangers. of all film, atapai
Screws, of any diameter and pitrgo
in length. Will shut (babe. .ILlattrq.
Doctor and Niggol Engine -, and ectt for
steamboats,- ko. • Lutist Whom-aid' I bal
ing done tq order; eau plane 32 inches p
feet 0 inches long. • ' • ^ n
41 • Orders Protently . Filled and. . 4 .. Nit itiy
Solicited.
B.—Paitioular atteatiti;tuidie=
given to repairs on Printion r, ll'ilmses an r
Machines. ' " •' •
,
EY.313,C11.4.."1•1 — A.6111 • .
FINSONAIII IitATTIGAN, watiorussu
-R. Agent, 115 Water street, 15
is prepared to bring out or sen d bati l iihtfi
from or to any part of the rid manta. Atka by
steam or maling_packets.
SIGHT DRAWS ERR SALE, paystoNiii(eliy
Part of Ryttopo. • f . . , •
Agent for the fndianapoliti and etnifidifttlftel
ead.s._ Airo t -Agert for theetsl aleo*StaAlMpi:
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of 'Steamers -
ing between New York, Lirespisolviniarloet
H. H. SMITH„,
NcyrA.ll,lr.E6•&xs-Lld
017101 AyX 711 . 1
PITTSBURGH POST, FIFTH STIIEET.:.
:WILLTAIIII24NB. " • , wiyaftwir
HARBISON A. corns, '
GeneralPartaan. ".
MEANS dic COMM', ,
(Successors to M'CandlO% Meani ki!6:3 11
wiEcoLEsAit• Gx4;VillO,
Coiner wood and Water , MN
fe this
ROBERT AR : 11 '
ATTORNEY AT Taidlina
AND COMMISSIONNR ODDIENDEpkrelka.
Missouri, TexaN.WisconsiA, past
cnsuum, Illino is. lowa, Florida,
tacky sad Michigan.
mhs:6tu o. 133 OURTIt . s AV.
LOAN OFFICk .
HENRY W. c I - -Wiwi'
NO. le• snirinrinizio!sivarsicir,
Near.tke Corms Eifth.
11.07:11ZY ASnik ti Mitt
4.7. m. quantities lamed on Oold sad . -
mondaairwelri. and 4 Bill/ A .4r . Milgrm'
all killdeer Talll2lllo 1/4140/06, tor aai t
time yawed on. The goods gannet Was
withoat the Midget.
air Mee Hours from 7 A. M. to 11.0•1 1 :
31.20
E olt T T
49 lit. °Clair 'B`&44t:'•; • '
GES" — TO'OR
ORR ww.,Az FOR GABIL,;..
iIrAVARs NUCTIIIOSED FRIOJIL MIPF
.mmi YOU, with a choice thick' ot CLOTHS,
CASSIEdritES and VESTlNfitothital,cau be
purchased at prices far below the usual rates.
at rest inducements offered to east buyers,
BECKHAM -- B~ Laifay
Wholesaleand Ritill
• •
Agricultural iuiil ie rep*i*
merits; .;•,r1 •
4risTiT • i
Agents for the Buckeye Mwee , Ramer.
Woods' Mower and inbiVflativdrigre: and •
Bookstalls sad Moises!! *Few.,
NO. 127 * .lBEll ir i rdW it Y47,
isk4:43mdaw , Pi7TBSUBIEM PA.
prAcnrws AND VINZGAII4-:
600 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES,
11 11/01111.EL . 16 10,1711 E CID*IIIVrIEGAIR.
in don aii#llbrikileVY
• fels ," 111 - trit,t
Joe. !,,taIIicPAMWKW,
GENERAL AGAIN , T .'.
AND
COMMISSION M.00#40.
No. 4 144,111111
d 44 441 11. . -1,2}11500 A. PA
FAUSILY COPA*I.II•
a a- 31 •
Ninat f itier .
DLIBILT-4.1M1L
tortes. SOWN CCOMEOLit
al' legenti4=Neva*igidi,,
PDEMOPIA. 40.13f4. ' •
LONG, IIIILLER"&"604
wwfiNEHIMILWRAIERK. AL
-416-01111e• sod Wirolsolomo • :
sa Jigsaw irrissinvetrimaysen.
liaottfootorio of Illundolabig .lAibtietsted
Carboni Oils Noißoxsoloi. . ; „
..0111Lo WAjuijuizED
NON•4-.1,411-VX..lll7lKTlRitfiiiFid.;:pgokly
111[06101114441N:': ,
COMMISSION, 111 Elkt IMT •
FOR MI BALI o f
'
PIG METAL AND 9Loollo4'''
NO. 74 WATER STREET E ip =t L Un—
W. CDaXIJ AILUI ..D. CII31...111011AN„ ct:io X
P. Miner.
0 " 7 1644 ff1 i r 4 :1 1 111- 7 0 18.
BU Oil ULASk IV are
tame, 119 Walar Oink , an*
ou bligiLibeet.
riemPikanuisetiVrsVi‘iliggett
Window Olso innanrone li
Watilifci
can Convex Monk fr.a parlor window. ea
and pubhe indidissix
„Fr ing
' 't . to isouTs; scriOam
GE, NE y ~ . . .‘i 4.....'1,/
CALE 1100 ( E v ir;ii ik . .. , ~,,...,,j;
CA
D. 5.D , ..
ddib 2d door from Market.