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Mamma. ~ ELNOLLL &CO. No. 31
Park ROw':Neer York Gni, and No. 6 State
NO, at and X.. P. FONTAINE &
- street, New Yost eity, ate mi.
lets Advertisements and Submit:l
-noue for us at lowest rates.
sir :We willfurniah the DAu.r POST, to agents
St - theists - 0f42,00 per hundred copies.
IVESDAY MORNING, APRIL 12 1884.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Who Pay the Taxes,
The New York city authorities are asking au
thority nom their Legislature to levy a tax to
the amount of fifteen million dollars to supply
the corporation want,. The New York POW, a
strong Adthinistration paper, which swallows
all the. nited States Revenue taxes with avid
ity and swath, opposes their demand r and ap
peals to the workingmen to oppose it. Accord
ing to the PosPsargament the tax will be $l6
per head, so that "if a workingman has a wife
and.three children" he will have "to pay out of
his hard earnings not less than $76 during the
next .year. In view of such a contingency It
goes en to say:
" 'Ah, but it is the wealthy who pay taxes,'
says some shrewd fellow, perhaps. Let us see.
You rent your house, or your rooms, of a weal
thy man. As taxes go up he raises your rent,
Other landlords raise the rent of other housed'
,
and thus workingmen have to pay one share of
the taxes. The shopkeeper with whom you
deal must pay more rent; the wholesale mer
chants from whom he buys pay higher taxes;
they charge him more for the provisiongiind
other' wares he buys, in order to make up for
the increased taxation; he in turn charges you
the increase he has paid, but a per centageover
and above. And while you grumble at the high
price of living, you think at any rate you need
not trouble your head about tax levies.. Why,
it is you, it is the workingmen and their
wives and children, who ought to trouble
themselves about such matters. It is their bu
siness. Whenever a rogue puts his hand into
the city treasury he taken something of the hard
earnings of every workingman in the city; when
ever a is added to the tax levy, and this
happens now pretty much every year, every
workman must pay a dollar for himself and a
dollar for each person dependent upon him.
And yet, many workingmen imagine that a err
rupt city government does not hurt them. It
only makes their lives harder; it only keeps
their families in unwholesome neighborhoods; it
only makes rents high; and streets filthy; and
provisions dear; that is all."
It is not our purpose to deny what the Post
says—although its remarks are intended to be
very damaging to the authorities, who happen
to be Demoeratic—beeauee they are what it
terms "politicians," and "politicians," it is well
known, are a very unworthy class of individu
als. We are a firm believer in the point it makes '
—that the working people are compelled to toot
the grand total of costs—to solve the leborious
problem of taxation. But the matter does not
stop within the limits of the New York corpo
ration. There is a wide—a national aptlication
which the Post might do well to consider.
Suppose it should now again call in the aid of
its mathematical knowledge and show, by an
application of the same rule, to the working - men
of New York and of the whole nation how much
they are compelled to pay as taxes per head, in
the enhanced prices of everything, under the op
erations of the United States Revenue Law. Af
ter that is done it might be figured out how
much tax per capita it will require to work out
the war debt of three or four billion dollars. As
an interesting feature of its figure work It
might determine the exact cost to the people of
each shoddy and mule contractor; of each loyal
cotton-broker;:of every one of the military and
other °Metal stump-speakers in the elections
during the past two years; and of each and every
speculator and peculator upon the Govern
ment's fulida, who number legion, and count
their gains by millions. Then it could' vary the
entertainment by showing how much it costs
the people to arrest, try, condemn and keep un
der watch and ward the hundreds of Democrats
who have been made Administration victims of
persecution because of their strict adherence
to the Union and the Constitution. it could
not then conclude its calculations in a more be
fitting manner than tce, form a close estimate of
the exact amount per head which it costs the
freemen of the North to carry a "baronet elec
tion." This latter business having been reduc
ed to a science by our modern statesmen, there
would be little didlculty in making the estivate
correct—even within n fraction of one of the
lower denominations of the flactional currency
—especially by an editor who enjoys the cunn
deuce of the Government in so great a degree.
but"—and the Post will get shrewd in its
reply, like the fellow it ~peaks of.—"Ah, but the
corporation of New York pot their estimate
three millions too high; whereas the Govern
ment must have all it needs to put down the re
bellion, and it is treason to deny it anything ",
This reply, it must be confessed, would be a
ftquietus. What right have corporations tuievy
ilitjtjcppal taxes to cover the defleiericies of the
past year , to meet the advanced cost cif labor,
&c., and to provide fur the increased
Mecessities of a year's growth in population and
improvement) The Post cannot see It in any
other light than as a scheme of politicians to
speculate in the public funds, It would be im
possible,' however, for it to look upon the Gov-
Crnmant tit present as composed of it nest of pol
iticians, ten-fold worse in prodigality than the
metroie iltan fathers; aqd Whose sole end and
ambition would seem to be to perpetuate their
wealth and power by every method that is pur
ehaseable Goverqment patronage. It could
not likely realize the tact that national econo
my is a virtue to he as carefully inculcated and
practiced as individual or corporation retrerhli
went. It will scarcely undertrike to tell the
workingmen that their share of the national
taxes, forthe support of the redundancies of the
Administration management, amount to more
than the legitimate expenses of the nation. To
do so would be to damage the leaders and the
party to which the Post belongs beyond remedy,
and therefore it is that the same arguments
which applies to Democratic management will
not lie against the Administration of its choice.
But, for all that, the people—the solid masses—
know and fee! who bear the burdens—who pay
the taxes.
Pay of the Pollee.—There seems to be a
very geent apathy on the part of councils to do
g simple act of justice to the police of the city
} pp n fPl i ttAtirgh by passing fin °Miaow° illeraa,*
_pay to at least a decent hying rate.
WS one doubts but that their compensation is
Wholly inadequate to the requirementa of the
times; and even below what a common laborer
cap gain. And yet good and competent officers
are Compelled to be on duty twelve or fifteen
hours per day for the p altry sum of about
Vermouth, including s alary and fees. The first
aiid highest duty, corporate authorities Is to af
ford adequate protectiop to the lives pf the att.
sop. 'flits cap best be dope through an active
apd_ellapient pollee. To procure the service of
such ttipu; the pay must he such as will induce
there to accept the dangerous and responsible
position of watchers,as it were, over the bresof
their fellotr citizens. Should councils dally
much longer, we should not be surprised to hear
of the whole police force of the city resigning.
They could certainly earn more money as com
mon day laboreri—being all ablobodied men—
than they do now as policemen, and not MA half
the risks of getting their skulls cracked by the
drunkerr.rowdies whom they are daily called
upon ttrarrest. We trust that Councils at their
next meeting will see to it that these men are
amply compensated for their services. If they
do not, we propose that the city Fathers them
selves be organized' into a police force for a
month; and , try bow they would like the pay
amolnuient
people.
of the lives and prop
erty of the people.
e
1
latent Bedsteads . —Sancho Panza once
: ”bleinted is the man who invented sleep,"
Ayis Pot add, blessed be the man who
... edit thepatent folding bedsteads now on
OA At *23 Penn Street. The inventor
4 ' Wee, Mr, Anthonie Jokes, has disposed
er tenet in the county of Allegheny to
MeattrVearson & CM., who will at once engage
tn the Manufacture of these ingenious, use all
eind Ornamental bedsteads. Their great novelty
is in the fact that they can be readily and quick
ly converted into an ornamental . sideboard,
lounge.orsettee, the various adjustments being
.easily understood and used. The patentee only
claims' as his invention the "cross.lates" and
bottom-Harps, with the right to attach them to
the boa andfoot of the bedstead, so that his in
ventionmay be applied to any other pattern of
bedstead in use. He also has an iron bedstead
made upon the same principle, as well as a
trunk, whtetican be converted into a respecta
ble bed in a fee, moments, and which will be In
valuable to the °Meets in the army. But we did
not intend to do more than merely to direct the
attention of the reader to the fact that these In
genious articles could be seen and examined at
No. 6231 Penn street where Mr. lakes, the In
ventor, will afibrd t hose calling all the neces
sary information. They can be made and sold
at ten dollars and upwards, and we cannot
but thinipthey, will come into very general nee.
Vail and examine them.
Sharp Practice.—Some rogue or other, not
having the fearer mrbereafter before his eyes,
some ten or twelve days ago carried off our bran
new poaket knife after we had been using it
Only about one day. We wept right off and La
vesitM some currency in another of the • mom
pattern, but, vexatious to say, the Male rogue,
or some other rogue of no better character for
letting other people's proper St erne, than the
first rove, took a fancy to tso, and through
that piece of sharp practice of the - said keen
blade, our steel blade is stolen, and keen
edge will hereafter give point to ou pews no % and
we even fear that our remarks will r
failto have
pointafor the conscience of the.despoller. Two
dollars and ,aihriltfor the use of two knives for
tweivedaysirs pretty steep rent. If the thief
Will 6 *p:inept - them back we will pay him a
reasonalie rent o r it—provided he will bind
himself not to re-steal it.
Sunday Liquor Selling.—lt seems that
notwithstanding the Mayor's proclamation, and
vigilance of his pollee, men will sell the
"ardent.," and thereforemot only get into trouble
themselves, but are the indirect cause of getting
others into difficulty. CaPtaltr Marks was
Drought up yesterday mornitltarged with
selling li quor on Sunday. The e dense clearly
established hie guilt, ara he Wits tlicito_antrares
at court its the sum of $6OO. 'I he Captain does
badness on Market street in the, ridnitY.. or 5 4 ;47
est A him Eddy was also befteit'libt Honor
OD 111 diallar charge and was held to' ball to an
swer. From the number of PersontOtrytnotlised
upon the streets on :Sunday whonsmmtitretr
have been bibing,Avely,e- w 43 6 . 00, *me
were considerably, mote titan ewe drinking
Aousss van that day
Corning to Grief.—Last December a Corn-
Anigainn house wax - epsandzichuitlrrinati under
the firm of Bidwell , rs, Cu.#eonstating of Austin
Bidwell, William Kibbe, and- iSa- woman of
flashy dress and mannersi" all of whom asap-
Penfedittew days two !eating their creditors in
the lurch. They managed snits vigil such con
summate ability that scores of peraons were vic
timized. They had -glassware-front Pittsburgh,
oils from Cleveland, wines - from New Tork,and
wares Irtml 'Melly little loWns throughout the
West. By specious representations they secured
from onejeweler watches, ice., to the amount of
41,000; of another to the amount of $1,040; of
another $376; of another S4CO; Fee. • A. fur-dealer
was victimized to the amount of StOT. The Spen
,.cer House has a bill of *137 for board of Bidwell
and "lady." Since their absence one gentleman
searches for *760 worth of linseed oil ; another
from Cleveland, for $l,OOO worth of benzine ; and
from Columbus comes Prov. ,- Pdarshei General
Parrott In search of his twenty-one barrels of
linseed oil. It is impossible to discover to what
amount they have defrauded their customers
and others, but the sum fa large. After their
escapes, reward of *6OO was offered for informs-
Hon of their whereabouts. The telegraph on S uspension of Newspapers in Cin
sesterday announced that Bidwell was arrested
•
in Warren county after as exciting these, from
whom severaltirousand dollars worth oFjeweiry cinnati.
and greenbacks were secured.. Kibbee is still ; •
in the swamp and no doubt - will be captured.
Thus the large operating firm of Bidwell has
come to grief, and another warning is accom
pliet pol ghted
i far similar rascals that "honesty is the
becy."
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Another Shocking-- Tragedy.-Truly the SPecial to The Post.
times seem to be "out oljeint," and we scarcely
lin tinisauno, April it.
af e ir i r ng without some e
oateinveagrep n s ; 4 lfe h ot headingins an as tohce- Mr Horton read in place a hill to incorporate
currence took place in the village of Ensue, in i the Mel 'onnellsville and Southern Pennsylvania
Northampton county, which resulted in the al- I Railroad; also a bill relative to the prevention
most instant death of David Seem, esq., by: A i the sale tne sale ot the Connellsville Railroad to any
pistol tired by Wm. Keels, of Allentown. The
occurrence, it appears, had its origin in an al- new party.
tercation that arose out of Seem accusing Keck The following lids were passed: A bill offered
with having made an effort to forestall him in a „ .
ht r. Koontz paying
.3 ne rsountz bounties on fox scalps.
contemplated marriage consummation by mak
ing slanderous assertions to the affianced lady's Mr. Slack: Bill to charter the McKeesburg
mother. The dispute at the time is said to have Company.
been quite warm, but passed off without the in-
Mr. Denniston. Supplement to the charter of
in
fliction of personal harm. The parties meeting
again a dikuor two after the marriage of Seem Lawrenceville borough.
to fhe lady in question, an altercation ensued Mr. Slack presented the resolutions of Alie.
with the result above stated. Both the parties
gheny City Councils against the New Troy Pas.
stood high in the community - in which they re.
side. Keck is represented to be very iepeutant senger Railroad.
of the
of passion. act,
The tr agic affair created a profoundand says he committed it in
A
The pportionment bill was passed in Cum_
sensation in the vicinity of its occurrence. mittee of the Whole up to the 6th section.
Night Session - Consideration of Appropria-
Reeovering.--Thomas Hays, whom the thin bill was resumed. A debate ensued upon
reader will remember was so severely cut at the motion of Mr. 131gliam to strike out the is
“Lannahan House” on the afternoon of Sunday .
tricrease of salary to Judges. The motion in
the 7th instant, by James McVernon, has so far
recovered as to be able to walk from one room Committee of the Whole lose lost; Increase re
to another. His attending physician, Dr. Ham-
Ilion, went before Mayor Lowry yesterday and I mains in b ill.
gave it as his opinion that Hays was past all i 1, ;mous other items were discussed. Long
danger from his wounds. He certainly made a : ses,idn of no public importance
very narrow escape from death, and lie may SF N i'l 1,--Night Session -Bills in place.-Mr.
thank the skill of his attending physician that
he is so far recovered. McVernon and Jacbb Mr. t untie!! Bill to incorporate the Lawrence
Taylor, who was engaged in A tight with Hays Company ; also Pure fid Company. The latter
nt the the time of the cutting, had a hearing he- : was called up and passed finally.
fore the Mayor yesterday-they having been in ;
Ali. Cii shani • Bill relntit c to the burial griiund
jail awaiting the result of Hays' wounds-had a :
hearing before-the Mayor yesterday, and were tit the First Baptist Congregation of your city.
held to ball in the sum of *l,OOO each to answer ; Mr. Lambertorn Bill for the completion of the
a charge of assault and battery with intent to ,
kill. , water works of the Pittsburgh Railroad passed.
~Mr tiraharn. Bill retail*, to Salt Manufac-
What Sum shall we Add I-Since the . lut .„ 4 „. ~,..,,,,,,, , th ,,, „.1,,,,„ to w,,,,,,,„
commencement of the present war private libe- ~,
Jelity for relieving the wants of the soldier is i reln. yl` "i'' ll ‘-' 8 1'“ al
said to have amounted to the enormous sum of • Mr Lanikerton• supplement to Ebensburg
.1 , 212,'174.259. This statement is made in a recent T ur ,,,, rke (.„
work by Mr. Hartley, a dry goods importer of .
Nen York, entitled "Philanthropic Results of /41 / 1 - 4 re-.".s'lt''''d -lii i ir , ""' "'' '`.'d
the War In America." When the receipts of the ; consider it ion .1 the bill r, -.l.,rtering the Pi r'''
tts
veholls Sanitary Fairs now being held and to he
held soon are added to the above sum it will b„ ~.g . l ; Ha "
.fir Htice same rid .t It e t. t i,i lilyll-, “R ,
swell It very considerably. What sum shall
our Fair add to it T Let It be one worthy of the -a..-
well known liberality of Western PennsyD, ani.
tins, Eastern Ohioans and West Virginians.
n - or ..r„s. April I.—/fetfre..-1 In motion
of Ail Holman. of ludoina, the Journal Was
enr
redea so as to make it inieoril with the fact
Theatre.--This eeeaing Edwin Adams will I that -hif Harris, of Alaryl.in.l. on Saturday.
repeat his excellent impersonation of Rover in used tac oral .. sitfuncrati.u.," instead of "suttieet-
O'Keefe's startling comedy of Wild Oats. The ci the south, „u,• •, ion with the re
impression made upon its first presentation la. marks tut which If •c... 1, :ensured.
Thursday has induced its second performance, h • :spencer I c.,t House Gen.
and the excellence of this comedy, added to the 14, ..r• ,•,, report t! , tf•• , }vitt...Pea and
admirable acting of Mr. Adams, will, we are the ri•ptirt s si The which were
confident, insure a good house. To-morow w e ord , Iv la Pt 'Med
are to have the much talked of drama, the Dead 'Ail Hooper, of M ass., introltioc.l ff national
Heart, with Adams as Robert Landry, a char- • b ail:
..iirtVll,., bill. the 1,i•I ler A tion
aster in which he is celebrated throughout th e will, h WA, tit.iiipolli•ti till Saturday
nl
country. Air tirourna//, of Penn'a. otlete.l a resolution
instr. iiug the Comn,.ttee on Sct sl Attain to
An Old Citizen Dead.—We regret to an- re e,; ,
flounce the death of the father of our present 'i. : . •••tiAte. Att., n ilet,iLil ontrove ray
wOrtli y Chief 'Magistrate, lila} or Lowry, it fete •en 114•-srA. I intl.,. ill le, a. vtd Hale, nit
died yesterday at jut residence in the Filth New 11 anipsfari • :t1 r Wnde reportel from the
Ward. Mr. Lowry was one of one oldest and tie r "r- 1 "' W4 r
most respected citizen, and though. like a ripe the ne. .!'nt F/ """ • . ‘" l i n4 4 -13 Wr i t "'
sheaf, he has been gothered to the harvest. his
death will create a ‘v,ici art well in the ifftai s •" r fro. , tit , ' Atflit4f) ("en
circle a, In the genera) b„ sr i neaa „:,„‘„,,,,„ 3 (miter a tnll authortzinc the lorrnstion tit a bat
which It will be difficult to fill. taln•ii ul vetersu ell tigers. Ihe ' , vacate pro
eeved to the ~ ,c ads rit kW LI the Firms,. bill
tnxLtug applupriatiutiS for the Rh, At service, as
• feported. with amendments to the senate.
i'Dath.lo V1..00t1 tithe agatnst Long's expul
sion The , •harve of treaniin and dislol >city
cum
It not to r:, tine I runt the Wei - whit, an part),
lot it was tfoun.lc.l on tan ttl(ISIII and the ',rind
, pie itissolutiii.. Without this bond that fypar
could not hill icsfethet tot!)-eight hours
tie caused eXtr ict A t,. hr real ii shpport of his
tea-
To check Diarrinca. Dysentery, &L., sudden
ly render4the Loweis liable to inflammation.
For affect/otos of this kind use. Rankin's Spired
Blackberry. /t changes the chiirsoter of the dis•
ease. and pezinanently and surely remotes it.
Sold by all druggists.
Con! Land far Sale.-16 e ,111 ttentiun to
an advertisement of cual bind lur sale. situsN
un the Pennsylvania Railroad, about ten mil,-
from the city. This is said to be a very valua
ble tractiuf coal land, and dealer:: would do ;\ rll
to elt e it their attention.
Included to the sale of good Furniture,
Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, to be bold this
morning at Met Auction House, will
be one superior Wardrobe anti Ha r-12aek.
Large French Plate Mirrors at suctlou this
morning at 55 Fifth street
Removal.,We have removed our establish
mei:, to Nos. 12 and 14 St SiClair street. on the
second floor, front rooms of "Bissell's new
block," where we shall continue to sell ••the
Howe Sewing Machine" and also the celebrated
•`Stlef' Piano." The public will fled StietPs
Pianos, in richness and brilliancy of tone., In
ferior to none, anti in style and finish and price
superior to all others in this market.
6t A. M. McCiumuon, Agt.
JOSEPH MISTICE
JOSEPH Iff-PYPR & SOW,
lid KU PACTII RE R 9 OP
PLAIN AND FANCY
FUR I'IIV I ",
wenutiousk,
138 Smithfield, and 4 24
1. Penn Ste.,
Between 6th at., and Virgin alley,
PITT H.
-1519[111.-r-Lurr
NEW STYLES
WINDOW SHADES,
Received THIS DA Y.
2
NEW SPRING STOCK
OF
0,8 Well seasoned
OIL CLOTH, i
AT IacCALLIIIIVS.
NO. 87 FOURTH STREET.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
HAVE BEEN DULY COMMISSION
ed and Licensed to act for the following re
ble
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
COMPANIES t
PHENIX of Brooklyn, N. Y
==llrl2!)E
WASHINGTON of New York
en pita! • 3400,000 00
Assets Feb. 1, 1864 585,136 46
Unsettled claims 2,326 00
Capital and Surplus 1195 M ,51.0 45
This Company issues Participating 'Policies.
Its script dividend hare been 00 per Sept. per an
num for three years past..
American Life & Trust of Phila,
CA pi tal $600,000.
For further inforroatlop apply to
S. S. BRYAN,
Broker and Insurance Agent,
ge Fourti street.
'BING STOCK OF •
PIANOS
Now being received by thesubserlber from the
feetorfel of .
cmciczazigitiilt SONS,
!.Z..r`if "Pi` 79t,
JARDIIyE & SPN,
W. P. EMERSON,
MILLER, GIBSON & CO.,
* , c., &c.
price& From 151225 to eBSO.
PuiChaaera are aOlialted to call and examine
before puce/ming elsenqrere_.
uses. a MELLOR,
81 Wood it
Hims CHOICE FAX • y FLOUR,
Naibr, minted !die%
• Olov.er Seed,
Bless Beet,
Niackeeni, bpls end. halve!,, .
tki=lln store nett . ebg '' ' •
~I : BON42‘.III:I4tAr
,
mid x f . 6
Woolet.
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LATEST
Mr. Orth (intL)'commenced a speech, but at I ii 11 . ' 4
5.4" o'clock gave way.fOr recess until.; ,o'clock, . 11 saissi ..,` l*.
at that hour Ale. Orthiresulned hitt arks,bere say. .---------L.l----------.1..-----"----
ing the issue was made orandinna during the LOCAL. STOCKS AND SECURITIES..
campaign of 1862. ,Hls .demotaratle -colleagues 1
and their friends in'and Out of the Omiyention 5...1t/troteren it, Et.lv.'lttrift,'Uttdireti . AJ,rk 87.
claimed that they Werefor a more vigorous prop , • -•- ! --1- -,, . ' '...,,/ ~ r.i, l .., '
ecutfon of the war '*han theßepublicans, but on . • ' Banks, . .., .; t. t ..r. ...i
- 1 the vote. to expel the gentleman trim` Mar
Ban
land Mr.• Harris, those gentlemen were foun d' .
Bank of Pittsburgh Par Value. Las! Sales.
il 60 te ,68
V
;on the opposite side. Exchange Hank ... - 60 ' '- ON
Mr. Fink (Ohio) said he did not concur in air Merchants' &Manor/ie. ilk
66,k,
63 . hi
X.XXVIIIth CONGRESS i the views as siturn
laed up' and exprbsse,t M
by his echanics' Bank
• ' colleague, Mr, Long. He did not believe seces- Allegheny Bank 60 57,t,i.
sioo existed in our llevernment, and was trnwlf= Citizens' Bank 50
ling to acknowledge the Confederate Stare,L,B ff , - ; Iron City Bank . 61
~.... 63 !..,-
;4 .
, also dissented—neer( ait he had from 60 . - the begin- Iron City Trust Co 54,3,4
ning, from these views. - • Manchester Savings Bank 160 4944
Mr. Stevens said the South is an independent Railroad, Gas and Insurance Stork..
power. The Democrats of the great Northwest. Birminam as Ito ....... ..... --• . 31X
'he believed, were with him in these views. He Citizens gh ' Insurance Co* 60 ' - 100
Idid not believe that force alone could restore Western Insurance Cu 42 63%
the Union. Eureka Insurance (to 50 48
Mr. Whaley (W. Va.) controverted the truth I Along,. Insurance Co 32 . 32;4
,of the remark of Fernando Wood that there Allegheny Valley H. H 60 PA,'
were no War Democrats. On the contrary thou- Pittsburgh & Corms. R. R. to
sands of Democrats—Jackson and Douglas Held do interest bearing 60 9s
Democrats—had taken the eld from his Monongahela Nev. (to 3
5U 4 /
i new State. If the gentleman from New York Monongahela Bridge 27 ti
27
was to be the leader of the. Democratic Allegheny Insurance Co 25 2.7t, ,ti
, party, let his friends make their speeches a t .... I Peoples Insurance Com 25 25%
1 cordingly. Let us light the traitors North and Pittsburgh (7as ( to 50 86
[' South, in and out of this hall. Let us nut lay I Western Penna. R. R. 60
down our arks until:the star spangled ban- Pitts. Er. Steubenville ii. R..... 60 r
ner shall be eutywhere unfurled and respected Penna. Ins. Co 60
throughout the land. Copper Stocks.
Mr. Dumont (Ind.) In the course of his re- Maas Mining Co ,t.__
marks in support of the resolutioufor expulsion Northwestern Mining Co 706
said when Mr. Long wanted to win a warn, LI rea t Western " -. iOO
place in the heart and affections of Fernando Piste. Wood, the only way ii as really to show that he 'Hifi. and Boston ~
was a traitor. House at It 30 adjourned. National •
North Cliff
Bay State
Central
Isle Royal
Minnesota
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FOR THE POST.
HARRJ I SBURG NEWS.
Debate on Mr. Long's Ex
putsion.
Mr Co. said that tLe masur of Baltimore had
said w v speech in 16.1, that secretary Chase
had ;old 61 i that he ails is rid a recognition of I
the ..-outhern i 'ohlialera4 t lu the Cabinet while
the t ' onfedern.•) load oats pros ISILIII4/ govern- •
went at Montgono ry
Mr Ash, 'chic, di 1.1,1 that Secretary
Chase ever sat I so.
Mr 14 . 004 replied that s I.asc himself would
not ,lent' he said w,, /11.3.1 then rout up, ..asoitaign
document in whi..n it was repteset.test that lead
ing riot eXpre,,,.d opinion in Is-, or
of the dissolution lii the I noun. He bekered
it our IN,, emui nt would set in proper spirit by I
neg.diatiOn, peace can be ,e -stored without fir- I
,nother gun. •
11.- was not in Is, Or of resugnitlon and twee*.
stub but in fat or of dising Justice to the soot kern
peoplv by endear oring to restore them to the
Union st It h all etanititutional rights. bl •
r Schenck during bls speech in reply to Mr.
Wood said tic did not belong to any such school.
He lilts for hat tug no conference with rebels in
arnit look tug to recognition. He was for so ef
fectually putting down the rebellion that It '
would never raise its hydra-head again. The !
mete intimat.ou of peace had been scorned at by
the rebels, yet the gentlemen here would crawl I
on their bellies and lick the rebels feet. Mr
.schcn. k spoke in scornful terms of Mr Wood's
COD Inc!, as) ing the latter was one who would
nt ail himself to the rebels to restore Democrats
to place arid power.
!u r. Vortiees (Ind.) without entering into
as to the merits nI what Mr. Long had
said. maintained the right of a representat is e to
express his public sentiments in a decorous and
proper 11131111er, And thin Wan all Mr. Long had
done. He said Mr Schenck. If he lived in other
day A, would have been among the mob who de
manded the crucifixion of Christ. or those who
burned Julie liudgers at the stake.
mr. Cox said his colleague, Mr. Long, in his
speech now declared to be so obnoxious. barest
his argument on the doctrines of the gentlenian
from Pennsylvania. is which the latter declared
that the Southern States were independent in
their purpose lit tsar and subjugation.
r stevens-1 understand bow perfectly easy
It I , fur the devil to quote scripture and pervert
it. (Laughter and applause.)
Mr. Coximid he gave the very words of the
gen tterwth who had charged him with perverting
Iris language. (Cries of "order.")
11r. stet ens said he began no personalities
and would tint indulge in them. lie repeated
that tie had assumed that as belligerents for
tin ,r crimespand treason they should be punish
ed by sword and ti offence as traitors should, but
the ‘l.lllllliBloll of Mr. Long, that, being a defnc
to mtverninent, they ought to be permitted qui
et!) to cut themsel, es loose trout this Govern
ment. He protested against being linked with
etlcl s i an Inplitiosi4 tv uric. No man would do it
Who was not a fool or a knave or both. (Laugh
ter.)
Fernando Wood said doubtless the country
had :viewed with profound regret the proved
hags of this House on last Saturday. It wad hu
mitiating to him as a member among American
Congressmen to witness this continued trifling
from day to day when our country was bleeding
to death for the want of remedies which Con
grew, alone could give. Our arms are apparent
ly (paralyzed in the face of the enemy. Our
treasury was exhausted and its receipts less
than one-tenth of the revenues. The laboring
classes borne down by oppressive taxation and
Inadequate Our tables groan
under a loadof bills ofv arious aharacters swatt
ing legislative action, anti we here opening a
court for the trial and punishment of a member
for the exercise of rights of which God alone
could deprive them. It is a disgrace to the age
we live in anti should, no doubt it will meet the
reprobation of an indignant people. He spoke
of the position of the Speaker as undignified and
unprecedented, saying that gentleman had de
scended from the Chair with all its exalted sur
roundings to enter the gladatorial arena with
partizan combatants with the gentleman from
Ohio.
Mr. Long is arraigned for what 1 For the lion
eat avowal of the opinions he entertained, and
for which he was responsible to no other power
or authority than to that he represent
ed In this Hottels—his constituents. lie had de
clared that in a certain contingency which he
stated he would prefer recog - nition, as between
annihilation and recognition he preferred the
latter. Is It criminal so to declare I None cif
us are in favor of taking human life, and yet all
of 1.19 are prepared to do it in self-defence-
Air. Schenck briefly replied to the personal
part of Mr. Voorhees' remarks. He never
thought that the Mexican war ought to be com
menced or that there was cause for it, but being
In it he thought we ought to fight it Through,
and therefore he always voted for men -and
money, But that was a different question from.
Withdrawing our troops against banded rebels In,
arms.
Mr. Schenck also made some remarks in ex
planation of his military conduct at Vienna,
adding for what he then did he had the approval
of Lieut. Gen. Scott. and had been commended
for services elsewhere by such Generals as life.
Dowell and others.
Mr. Colfax asked the House to set apart to-,
morrow at :o'clock for the vote.
Mr. Cox said the vote could not be taken.
mt. Colfax said as a threat had been thrown
:opt Inc hoPad'.the - tiohae'reotad Antal l Ma ques
tion to-day.
Mn, Oox said-he had made - go . threat, but that
the other gentleman wished to eater into the de
bate.
Mr. Washburn (I 4) suggestedthitthe whole
of to-morrow be to the - diseussion.
Mr. Voorhees' beld.thttt'as the question had
been thrust upon them, they would agree to no'
terms as to when the vote ' shall. be taken. The
vote would be taken in good faith whenever
basthe gentleman had an oppertunity to express
vtews.
BY TELEGRAPH,
CiarrnkaTt, April 11.—The'printers In some
of the newspaper establishments in this city
have been on a strike for seVeral drys. Two
papers, the daily Dispatch and Sunday Independ
ent, have been - compelled to suspend publication
in consequence.
- -
/WIRE GREATEST NERVINE, TONIC
X AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
. Cutt,s ,
ENGLISH BITTERS
A sure cure Int Intemperance.
Dr. J. C.Ayers' Family Medicines
' F.~IJIILY
Dr, Schenck's Pulmonic, Tonic and Pills
Celebrated Buchu & Sarsaparilla,
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE,
Torrence & M'Garr,
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Ptrfuniery, Paints,
Lead, Varnishes, Brushes, Trusses,
And nll articles usually found in Drug Stores of
flint quality, for sale sow,
SEWING UCHINES
the "Wheeler &Wilson. " Da ily 6ez.
E XCELS In all the qualities that con
stitutes good MAClllne.—lndependent.
S URPASSES all others.—Ladies' Re
(rt
pository.
T HIS is unquestionably the best Sew
lug Machine, owl is the one which we
These Machines are Warranted for
Three years
Prices from $5O upwards
NO. S 7 FIFTH STREET,
WM.. SUMNER & CO.,
arl c ameod
Black Diamond Steel Works,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PARK, BROTHER & CO„
starrrnreounana or •
Best Quality of Ratified Cast Steel,
Square, Flat and Octagon,.of all dna.
`Warranted equal to arty Imparted or manufac
turedin tills country.
019116 aid/ - cranienotras,
149 & 151 StreCond 129 * 122 Second eis,:
feble-lyd PITTSBURGH..
miturv-1.5' BEMS FLINT HOMINY
A
—Just received and for sale by
FETZER tr. ARMSTRONG,
ern corner Market and First sta.
CAIJLRING MALLETS. OF SITP 7 E - :
rior quality—For sale by
JAMES BOW/if
_ lB B Woculst.-
EPTLERY—A LARGE ASSORT-
meat of Table and Pocket—For sale by
JAMES BOw
109 '
'lBB Wood rt.
CnicAoo. April 11.—The Democratic State
Convention for nominating presidential electors
and delegates to the Chicago Convention, meets
at Springfield on the 15th of June. The coot en
tion for nominating State officers n 111 be held at
a later day.
H tivax, April 11.—The steamer Calendonia
bound hence for Bermuda and Nassau, was to
tally wrecked on Spectacle Island on Friday.
This is a Afferent vessel from the Caledonia
which arrived at St. Johns. N. B to day from
DR. D. J A YNES & SON'S.
IKEI3ICIN
I I F 2. H 0 1.. I) '
And all other Faintly Medicines can be
it,und genuine at the
Corner of Market street and Fourth.
Supporters. Shoulder Braces
Tu 12.11 M 'GAF( Ft
No. 10 Market street, corner of Fourth
HEELER &7AWILSON'S
Ol' litcr‘pts Pct. Artighery Ricer—J. R. Ild'eune t
I.tde; H. al 'Refry, 644., do firelier, Burke at
'o 30 do; Locklenl, 1111 do; A. 1). .11111er 100 do,
31sx ell & Ppdruer, 174 do J. 'Wilkins, 10: do,
H Rceeliburgh, ^44 do: H. H. Collins, 342 do; R.
, Asks, orth, 206 do; Strickler Baxter, 130dodt. apti-lOt
r 1), er, 160 do; Hart, '319 do, Owner ; 4040. ' ' ittiosic HALO.
3.051 bids.
G o riii A.J...1.11M'1 A.N. I. AI.tHRETS Br TELEGRAPH
8113 you will then agree wit h
❑S, }LYt If is R. 11,0 pctlt.:l In
btrument —Evvflan t , P.“/
E vERV FAMILY himY.le hnppier
by the Ibtroductton ut ttue trust wor
the machine •hrishat Intrifigni
T HERE are good, better add beet. an,l
the Lest ut3.ehttle. we sect initirely
ilnle In SITIIIE Is heeler t 1V ii
est cri: A ll
THEY HAVE NO RIVAL
StiottOr Amer I ran
H AVE received the Highest Prom!.
urns where er exhibited
P h ilikle lOw Press
EASILY MANA(3ED, nut Ilialle to
get out ut ulster, very beautilul and
simple In construction.—N Y Evan
BEFORE PURCHASING, examine
can unqualifiedly recommend
United Presbyterian
PIT FSELTRGH OFFICE
AGENTS
Bonds.
Allegheny Co. Cow ro.tai
Pittsburgh - Cos
Pitta. Municipal 138
Allegheny co. to (R. R.) with
back coupons
Pittsburgh (to R. R.) with back
C0U130138
Pitts. S.. Conn, R. IL mort. tit
A. V. R. R. ist mart. 7s
Allegheny co. Bounty Bonda.
Allegheny of ty 48
Pitta. & Steubenville......
--.0.4.--
ALONE Y MARKET
CDRRECTED DAILY FOR THE MORNING POST, By
MESSRS. HOUNTZ • MERTZ, BROKERS, NO. 118
WOOD STREET.
The following are the buying and still ng rates
for (}old, Sliver, &c.
()old
Silver
Demand Noteß
Coupon.
- •
Ezchau
Sterling per pound ...... 8 04 9 25
Yruaslnn I 17 1 20
Florins
5.9 70-71
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE MARKET
()Pirlert OP TRY. DAILY PORT,
TUE:II , AIe. April 12, 1864.
DI -.l\ F-
.---1 esterdny was not a ery active—
the demand for the leading articles was active.
fir sale- that came under our notice were as
Inflows
tiAY-s;aloa nfS fir scales at it4UCtbil
la ton: Railed arts held at *4l.
1 1 .1 1 .'0N--Sales 30.00 u No :Moulders at 11 kyq . ,
I oou du Plain Hama at 15c; 6.0u0 do clear
sides at oe; 12,000 do rattsat do at 125.013 c;
.s.otat do S. Hams at tOo
PoRK-We note a sale of 23 hhls at
3.t) do $2.1.
1. RD-Small Sales at lit:.
LARD OIL-Sales 40 bids No. 1. at 11,10; 25
.10 No 01 *1,05
P.EF -Sales of 700 MEI at 156/.5,1ie.
YUJI ill-The rates froth store was as fittflowe
Extra at *5.25. Extra Family at k 1,8047,25.
(.1 Ni at 'ER IF.IS-* - Sug ars -- sales of 20 Lihda Cuba
at Dint re. sdo 17.. i 15 do Orleans at la@l9c
do lac: Crushed and Pulverized was held at 27c.
Coffee Sugars unsettled. Alin/Lases-sales of Al
bbls old at 'Tr; 10 donew $l. Uoltee .hales of 100
soon RlO at 4.4"ar,i145C: 10 do 45.:. St - rups firm -
prt. e. range fr. 0111 aSeatt 1.23
RICE-ranks firtiergi, Hanirmail at 10 , 4 ..
I. f —sales at 12,2 , 542;2,:t7.
It A Es; --Harley -we note a sale of 400 Lush
spritiii at *1,40. Corn-,ales 4.50 toistt at $1,160)y
1.10 trate stonily at 80: IN'heat unsettled.
t'II I.F.sh- - 3410s 110 boxes English Dairy at
1.4116• •
Y ELI'--Sales 10 tons Brau at *1 30; 12 do Mid
dlinza at kW.
lit I. knees at an'a,, l •42c
sliEl/s--3VO note small !Inlet, Timoth.
I (10, er at #8.2.5. Flax at 112.754.2 !..)
PUTTSBUIW/I OIL TRADR..
Or of C f , P THE DAIL 1 - Port, ?
itv,l.A v. April 12 18434. I
The oil .1, Llers Ilse had a pretty caeiting I
1114 e Id ring the past forty-eight hours. The sud
den rise of ,he Allegheny on Sunday morning, ;
althouch n.•; unexpected. on e them an interest-.I
•
ing. time Among the sales were
, This Mammoth Organization of the ent
l'iti 1. , t,— The bile to Is. returned. il7 7 0U do age has been greatly enlarged and Impro ved for
22.; d 4 odo at 23, 56.) do at 21. 13, do at 22 taci ; the present season of 1503-'54 and is composed of
tow do packages included at 25.., Pa, do at 28C• 1 a far more talented corps of Ethiopian Artists
250 do at 2..... c.
I than were ever before concentrated into one
RL YIN Efl--The market n: - drin and holders ' company. It is univerintily admitted to be the
were ank.ox,{ nu ...11 ante. The sales reported 1 oldest, hest, largest, most complete and most ex
were' Pao bids tree at 55c; 100 do 53c; the asking extensive Hand traveling; and on each occasion
rates for mediuw bra oils here hod at Me. 13ouil: 'of their appearance here, the latest features of
ed—.ales os tam lads deliverable in Mar at 4,Se. i minstrelsy win be Introduced.
The nominal rates tor present del:very war 45 ; For full particulars, see Programmes of the
IS4S to 46,
. day, and thelatgestilluminated billsever printed
ri ENID( I •m.._ " , rice 50 bids at 11.4.26. in the world, the 0 rat.hundred of the which cost
BENZ( ILI.- The market was inactive; sales ; 41,6iat
al 5u tibia at 23c.
Admission.
- . „
New Voris 'Stock Market
New Tong., April 11,18“.
l' &H. 1 ...... . 12;,1, I Uslena & Chic....ll3k'
('wlll.l P ..... . s2,Y, I 3lich. Central... 158
111 C'en.lScrip ...1.17 I
Harlem 179
&Lich. iiout hers 118 , , Cleve. & Pitt5....12.81,
N. V. Cent ra1.....1424. 4 'ler, & T01ed0....153%
Heading ...... .....1634 Uhtc. tr...N. West. 669‘.
Hudson Rirer.....1149 P. tr. Ft. W. 142
S: Guaranteed....l44 T. H. &A.
..... 84
t'. H. &Q, 146 ‘, W abash .... 74
Canton Co - 34 I year certificates 99k
Missouri 6's ...... .74 (101.1 1719‘
Eric 128 ,„ .4.,..M's C0uperia....•11239,"
New York litarltrt.
New I tux, Apr I a.--tfotton has a declining
teniency and dull; sales at 7547;e. Flour firm;
sales of ittl,tsfo lible 01 oT °au 745 tor. State; $7,45
7,60 for ; *7,3547.74 for Southern. WhetiA
32.1410 hush at *1,6641,70 for ChiCagO Spring
t 1,7841,79 for Ned. 'oru onset tied and declin
ing ; tales 01 42,000 bush at *1,31411,33. Pork
buoyant at i1'23,90. Lard steady at 13411 c,
Whisky dull and unsettled at . 1 .1141 ; 19. Sugar
firm at 14416 , 4 0. Coffee firm . 31 #137}(0. Mc.
leases Lim tt e. Naval atores (vital and steady.
Petroleum firm; refined in bond at 16e; crude at
33d36t.c.
CUL(' lunatl !gasket.
CINCINNATI April 11.—FJour active demand
and prices 151420 c higher ; superfine s6(dfit,lo, and
Extra *6,200)6,39, closing buoyant. Wheat ad.
vanced sc; Ned 1 11,35C111,37 and White $ 1 ,41.5@1,60,
with an active demand. Corn advanced to $l,lO
with a demand Tar in excess of the supply. -Rye
less active at $1,31. Barley firm at $1,35@1,40.
I ats in good demand at 79@800. Whisky un
settled. It wes held at $1,20 but $1,15 was the
the best otter made, and no sales owingto the
difference between buyers and sellers. Provis
ions ail held higher; Mess Pork sold at $23; Lard
advanced to 12Ue for city and 13,tic for country.
Hams 15(417c for Common and sugar cured. GM—
cedes active; Sugars higher; raw at 17gli20c and
refined at 241445?2.5c. Molasses $l. Gold 70; all
ver 68@o0. Exchange firm.
St. Louis Market.
Sr. Loris, April 11.—Cotton firm and advanc
ing; 64@70c; receipts since last report 1,600 hales.
Flour native. Wheat advanced 203 c. Oats
firm. Provisions has an upward tendency.
City mess pork *22,60e23,50. Sugar active at
13@14e. Tobacco advanced tt2 , 54 10 100.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
wE OFFER FOR SALE TIIREE
AND-As-QUARTER ACRES OF LAND
IN BALDWIN TO WNSUIP, three . miles from
the Pittsburgh Market House, on the old
Brownsville Road: on which arse
story Brick Dwelling, cehtaining * eight roonia.
and kitchen; a Stable and Carriage Shed; ti fine
W ell of water close to the house ; an Orchard of
130 trees of choice fruit, and a good Garden, A
thick veLq of - Coal underlies it all. The
.Land IS
all cultiVated Is in fi ne order and fronts well on
the road. Price $6,000. Payments to suit pur
chasers. Immediate possessiongiven. '
Also, the THREE - STORY RRICE Housg
and LOT, No. 34 Anderson street, Allegheny.
Front 22 feet 9 inches; depth of Lot, 140 feet to
an alley. The House was built four yeerssince
in best style, has thirteen roomaand 'bath toxin,
a dry warm cellar under all . ; gas in alLtheloents
and is complete throughou t and in 'ex:tenet or
der. Price $7,000. Payments tomtit purchasers.
4.140, the ROBERTSON FARM, on the Monon
gahela River,totioAnips West Edlaabeth Borough,
distant sixteen elides direct from Pittsburgh, con_
tattling 187 acres and 4 perch* of ,which about
80 acres is excellent Coal, There are ADOUlde;
Two-Story Brick Mansion 'Freese, Fr>mi2 Barn,.
a bearing Orchard, three Tenant Houses, Stables
and other buildings thertion7"Ficart on the Riv
er 108 perches; fine wharf and deep water. The
Land is of excellent quality-, and has plenty of
Timber thereon. Early possession given.
Titles indisputable to all the above.
KEENAN 4 HANCOCK,
Attorneys-at-Law,
81 Diamond street.
apa-10td
FLOUR
-3,50 bbla Extra Family Flour;
100 do Superfine Flour
Just received and for sale by
FETZER. & ARILS7
ap; corner Markets'
Jr( ULTIVATORS PLOWS
IlLi Cutters, seed drar ic hayelervi,
ers, shunts, farm Min s 4ll ./' for B al t
0142trat
121!sfberty
sp29-dtcw
`AN JAl
__
' I tIVEJJA I TRs.
aara'he flee btetuler Amenity:Capt. Weal•
glum, -4a
Ch. annottheefl.for St. Paul. She will have
diapat .
---- • .
lavorite paesenger stesiner,tate Rob
•inson, ()apt. Robinson is announeellor
nail this dRy.
4i - The fine .
paeirer Argonaut N'o. 2, Capt.
'Porter, tat oading for-St. }-'4ul.
• ARRIVED.
Gallatin Clarke Brownsville.'
Franklin ... ....... .. Carman • Brownsville.
J Rees ' Irwin P. . . . Elizabeth.
Len as. i
Leoti Shepherd Nashville.
' DEPAItTED.
Gallatin • Clarke Brownsville
Franklin Cana
Jas. Reese: . .... . 1 I rtvloan Brownsville. Elizabeth:
Minerva Gordon Wheeling.
•
6 66
6 60
. . 300
.... 1 75
600
16 10
Clarksville & Nashville Packets.
•
FOB
CLARICSVILLE, & NASHVILLE.
THORSDAY,APRIL 14, AT 10 A. M.
THE SPLENDID PAS -
ar steamer SALLIE LIST,
uttpc. Neat, will eare as announced above.
For freight, or passage appbt . ton hoard, or to
.TOEIN - FLAti or
S. D. COLLIN WOOD, Agts.
incinnati & Louisville Packets,
90
81
105
go
67
FOR CINCINNATI ' dc LOUigt *, lLLg,
THURSDAY,' APRIL; 14, AT 10 A. M.
THE NEW ABM SPLEN
d pasaehger steamer LEINI LE-
W! zs.hepnerd, Commander, will leave as an
nounced above.
.
For freight, or passage apply on tio - aid, or to
JIIN FLACK, er •
.1. O
IL OOLLINGWOOD, Ars.
Erjr Seefourth page for Steamboat col
alnn.
Buying! Selling
1 67
1 59
1 67
1 titl
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
Lessee and Manager...... W. HENDERSON.
Treasurer It.OvaatNUTon.
,Eighth night of the distinguished young
Tragedian, E,DW/N ADAMS, who, m -con
sequence of numbers being unable to gain admis
sion to witness his performance of Roger, some
few evenings since, will by their request and
that of the glaneral public, appear again this
night as the Hover Player.
f HlB EVENING, will be presented,
Wild ants.
OE=
To conclude with
The Youth That Never Saw a Woman.
Colin Millie Marden
Father Phillip Mr. Chippendale
In rehearsal, Dead Heart. •
CONCERT HALL.
Our Favorites are again Coming with
New Attractions.
The Model Troupe of the World.
DUPREZ & GREEN'S
Original Nev Orleans and Metropolitan
MINSTRELS,
BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPE
24 REN.OWNED,
Popular and Brilliant Stars,
Poaitively for Five Nights Only,
Tuesday, 'Wednesday Thursday, Fri
" &sir and §iiturdap,
APRIL 12th, 13th, 14th, 16th and 16th.
Douro open at 7 Concert to commence at.B.
INT C 11) 331 MIL IZI 36‘ F "lei
Old Original Bohemian Trani* of
GLASS. BLOWERS,
Will open their Grand' Gift Promenade Enter
tainment at the above Ilan, on MONDAY
EVENING, March 28th, and exhibit ereryoino
tog and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AF
TERNOONS.
At each entertainment the celebrated Low
Pressure Glass Steam sEngine Monitor, made
entirely of Glass, will be in full motion. Anoth
.or great feature, all the magnificent work of art,
manufactured by the company, will be gratult
°Wily distributed to the visitors.
On FRIDAY EVENING, April let, a beautl
-1 ful case of work wilt be presented to the Author
of the-beat -original Connmdrum on the Glass
Steam Engine; ,
Admission to.ctretting_sritertainmenta,g6 cents;
afternoon/064%40a No half price. Dobrs open
fit the eveninrat Trafternodnat2i
itrelock- Ex
hlbltion commences half an hoar later.
Wbf. woonnorrt, Manager.
L. M. GAILDNEII, Gen. Agt. -- mh2A-ta2;
XL 4.N511%T4161
Spiced Syrup Blackberry,
For Summer Complntuit, Diarrhoea.
EC-PREPER - flalLeE -TO - IROffIT - PR-E.
,l partitions foi the above'affectlottaTroni this
fact It does-amt. - cheek- the _disease sUfidenly,
(thereby render', pg inttpwaatltin of the bowels
liable,) but ehistigie the thaiseter of and effectu
ally and permanently removes the disease, and
being purely vegetable, it can be given to the in
fant with perfect safety.
SOLD DT ALL DRUGGISTS
ap7 '
•
Soldiers Buy your Boots
AT 58 FIFTH STREET,
Citizens Buy your Boots
AT , 85 FIPTR STREET,
strangers Buy yoUiloots
AT tiS FIFTH STREET,
Everyboql34 , your Boots
Where every deserirtion of
Shoes, Balmands and Gaiters
Gaihe found.' Bled, : extensive
• ' variety pf Pri3II,44ENISSIIO. •
-eit Co. • +s
- C+6141041 Pr'ennum Pianos
BE /Cow inn -env A DOUBT TIM
EST PIANOS BUDD—Warranted for
eight }'eats,
MA.RB, L. B„
kiNITE CZEOPA 'FBA 4.Ml (" WEER
Marttle Pantil4 riplirpl i : A. - For sale by
ap9
11811A1.1.,,
• ,
87 Woad Art.
9;k.X!iiP RA-PERB
- rioLvenuo,N, iroir cO. A B
Fr Flore 7 ration 4,
.apg. r o ot Mile
'97 W 0041 04.:
rjecolElE
.1911:21.%
d
joiattvori. : : l .
—aPeskijaan
184 : ,Nrifthevory%
TFfE 7 1 ,0 1 . 11 „ — rAtilt,..fydriltill tudlight there
werelk.renteen feet six ineheiratet 4 and'fitlllitg.
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