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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 13, 1884
LOtAl INTEILIGENCE.
The State Capital
The Harrisburg Telegraph, in speaking of the
proposition before the Legislature for the re
moval of the State Capital from Harrisburg to
Philadelphia, says that there are those in that
toxin who boastingly declare that the State Gov
catmint is of no benefit to the local trade of the
city—no profit to its mechanical industry—no
advantage to its growth and influence. These
persona, it says, compose the class who have no
real interest in or appreciation of the prosperi
ty in store for the place. It admits, however,
that they have a rich territory about them—a
capital that is ready to compete largely in man
ufacturing, agriculture and mining. Still It be
lieves the city would receive a check by the re
=oval, anti leave them an inland borough strand
ed upon the shores of the Susquehanna.
It then requests the people of Harrisburg to
ponder its facts, asserting that all are interested
in retaining the Capital. But, very arbitrarily,
and In a style too much in vogue with Republi
cans, who no doubt have received their prompt
trigs from the National Administration, it de
dares that "any man or woman who, by word
or deed, seeks to stir up a feud between the city,
and the Legislature" "deserves no better fate
than to be placed on a raft and thus floated to
tide water as a compulsory exile from a locali
ty whose welfare he or she had not the wit or
the discretion to appreciate or defend." This is
very severe punishment, indeed, for the simple
crime . of speaking in favor of the removal of
what many believe to be one of the great causes
of moral and politwal corruption, and the
nucleus from which expands the great social
evil under whit list place has fur so long suf
fered.
It goes on to say that "there is too much hitter
invective even now being hurled at individual
members of the Legislature, denying to them
the common accomplishments of decency and
decorum, and charging on them habits and
practices which those aho thus gossip would do
well to correct in themselves." let it does
not attempt to deny what those persons say;
it simply seeks to defend the accused by debas
ing the accusers into the same practices, and
screening the disrepui able under the purity of
the few. It says: "As a body, there are as re
pectable men in the Legislature as can befound
in any circle claiming to be refined and intelli
gent, in Harrisburg; and then follows this sig
nificant sentence: /Ns not well to attribute Me
vice, which now curies llarrtsbur y , to oath as
thus."
The Telegraph makes no attempt to exculpate
all the members from the charges brough against
them, nor even a majority of them. It merely,
In conducting the defence, says "there are re
spectable men in the Legislature"—of which
fact no doubt the persona it censures are fully
aware. It would be strange indeed, and lament
able enough, were there hot to be found in so
large a body at least a few - relined and Intelli
gent" men. If the Telegraph sincerely desires to
retain the Capital in tint city, and believes
that flattery of members and denunciation of
the censors of Leglilatit e corporation is the true
method of succeeding in its wishes, why not
make a wholesale job of It. So small a modi
cum of almost negative compliment as it has
already prepared will not go far in the aggre
gate; in fact, unless it becomes more positive in
fts praise, there Is a likelihood that the editor
himself will become a candidate for the ••raft •
he has prepared for the male and female cen
sors of the State's public functionaries.
!Linde from all other questions about the re- '
moval of the :Ante t 'apical, there is another of
vast importance...to both the people and the Leg
islature. IL by a removal the Legislature,
could- be wit hdrawn from contact with and the
Influence of the proprietor and editor of the
Telegraph the change would be is ell worth
million dollars. A fruitful source of corrup
tion would thereby be removed and, the horri
ble spectacle would no longer be presented of
the devil attempting to whitewash the saints.
(}rest excitement and much discussion took
place yesterday among the members of the
House, reboil e to the removal of the Capital.
and a public meeting took place last night to
more fully discuss the matter. Five councilmen
of Philadelphia were there urging the removal.
By a vote of Councils. Philadelphia has agreed
to donate our million dollars for the purpose of
erecting the necessary buildings In that City.
United Staten Court
An important case carne ..ft in the I'. S. Dia
triet Court..ludge Mt( 'endless presiding. yester
day morning. I 'or renders will remember that
on the 20th of January, 1864, Lewis Powelson,
Martin Van Buren Baker, Jno. Illabson and
James L. Robinson. residents 01 Cross ('reek
township, Washington county, were charged
with obstructing the draft. '1 he parties were
afterwards arrested, and a true bill found against
them. The Intlietnsent charged that an officer
named Edmond Duake. acting under direction of
the Pro, oaf:Q[l,o4lM. 0 as interfered with by the
defendants al hen he attempted to serve a notice
1111011 a drafted man. (in a lormisr trial tlao of the
defendants, James L. Robinson and Lewis Puw
elson, were found guilty, and have since been in
prison. The art unit at ye,terday was for an ar
rest of judgement and :1 new trial, The defend
ants were represented by Hon. William M,,nt
vinery ond Col. Ii 1b.,,,,. of Washington, and
the Government by I S. District Attorney
Carnahan. Mr. Montgomery mode an able legal
argument going to show that Doake was not
an officer, and had no legal right to serve the
notice; hence the defendants were not guilty of
the charge preferred against them. The argu
ment of the learned and eloquent gentlemen
was very ingenious,' and fully sustained hi,
high reputation for legal aunen
Mr. Carnahan replied on the part of the Gov
ernment in one of his usual clear. terse and
pointed speeches, replying to the points raised ;
by the. counsil .for the defence. lie contended
that 'Make was an officer, acting under legal au
thority,
and hence the defendants were clearly
guilty of the offence charged. and that the pen
alty of the law should be inflicted upon the of
fending parties.
-Mr. Montgomery repined in a brief argument,
at the conclusion of whbil, the Court announced
that it would hold the case tinder advisement
until next Monday. arid ordered that in the ,
meantime the defendants be ternar..7col to prison.
Lawrence's - inc.—Au t zupplrmentary to
an act incorporating the town at Lawrenceville,
is now in the hands of Mr Denniston for pre
sentation to the Lep:Mitt/re. The first section
provides that the branch of the Allegheny river,
between Wainwright's Island and the borough,
which has hitherto been deemed a navigable
river and public highwa,y shall no longer be
deemed a navigable stream, The second section
provides that Covington street shall be contin
ued across the sand bar to the Allegheny river.
and that the water from Ewalt's spring, and
the wash from the Arsenal and Oa, Works,
shall continue to run as it now does. Section
third declares that a street, alxty feet wide, call
ed River street, shall be laid out by viewer;
from the extension of Covington street to the
toot crf . Wainwright's island, the centre whereof
shall be the original channel—said street, with
necessary bridges, etc.. to be under the charge of
the borough authorities. Section fourth makes
it the duty of the Street Commissioner to keep
said street free from accumulation of drift
wood and other debris ; to provide convenient
drains, and keep the street properly levelled.
Section fifth declares that the fragments of said
channel, after the street shall have been proper
ly laid, shall be vested in the adjoining proper
ty holders and their heirs, provided that they
pay their pro rata of the expenses incurred In
laying out the street. Sections seventh and
eighth relate to the manner of making the boun
daries of River street, and the appointment of
tom disinterested freeholders, by the Court of
Quarter Sessions, to lay out said street, and
report to Court, upon Confirmation of which the
survey shall be recorded.
Legal Tender--Important Decision.—
an important decision has been rendered in the
District Court of Philadelphia, in the case of
Mervin vs. Sailor—being an action to recover
damages for a breach of covenant. Defendant
had covenanted to pay a yearly ground rent of
WM "lawful silver money of the t'nited States,
each dollar weighing seventeen pennyweights
and six grains at least.' When the July rent
became due, the defendai,t tendered the amount
in U. S. treasury notes i which plaintiff refused
to receive, demanding silver dollars. Suit was
brought and the defendant pleaded tender as
aforesaid. To thin plea the Plaintiff filed a re
=lon avering that the defendant did not
in silver dollars, &c., but in promissory
notes or paper money of the United States, of
the nominal value of ti0,,85 bpi of 4q per cent.
less exchangeable value. To this the defendant
filed a special demurrer, averring that the prom
issory notes so tendered were lawful money of
the United States and a legal tender in payment
of all debts. This demt reer was before the '
court at Decemberterm, and was re-argued at
the present term by U . 'hl. Wharton for plain
tiff, and by Geo W. Harkins for defendant. Sat
the opinion of the Court was delivered by
Judge Hare rendering Judgment on the demur
rer for the defendant, thus deciding that the
trearury notes are a legal tender and should
have been received in payment of the rent.
Judge Sharewood delivered a dissenting opin
ion.
Abopsised.—The Department of the Monon
gahelahas been abolished by being merged into
that of the Susquehanna, by a late order of the
War Department. Gen. Brooks has been re
lieved from command of this department, and
assigned to duty under Gen. Butler. In taking
leave of Gen. Brooks, our late commandant, we
cannot refrain from saying a word of him in
friendly commendation. During his adminis
tration in this city his official action has Uni
formly been distinguished by the courtesy, hon
or endjustice which belong to the true soldier;
and while we know he leaves many warm
friends behind to wish him well, he numbers as
few enemies as any man In the same position
could wish or expect. Gen. Brooks sereed
with ability throughout the whole Peninsular
campaign, under Gen. McClellan, and to. the
niter's report he receives honorable mention as
• brave and skillful officer. The Only e twe
have is that the General has been a we d to
the department of a commander so littlectlistin
guished for calor, merit or even the ordinary
amenities of mili tary life, as Gen. Butler. How
ever, we hope hereafter to hear of the continued
prosperity of Gen. Brooks, regardless of the
law-of associations
Great Haul of Stolen Goods,—The LATEST BY TELEGRAPH ,
Thief Insider Arrest—James W. Barker, dry
goods merchant on Market street, having miss
ed goods from his store forthe -past six months, FOR THE POST.
but notwithstanding all, his watchfulness,
could not detect the depredator. Some two
•
months since he employed the services of a de •
tective, who took the matter in hand, but failed HARRISBURG NEWS.
to detect the thief. The goods still continued to
disappear, and each day to larger quantities.
As a last resort Mr. Barker called to his aid the
Independent Police, and committed the matter
to their hands. After three days and nights XXXVIIIth CONGRESS.
watching they yesterday morning succeeded in
detecting and arresting the guilty party, who
turned out to.be the night watchman in the
store, who Is a young man named Baker, a rest
dent of Robinson's Hill, some four miles north Late From Cairo and Below
of Allegheny City.
The officers went to his house yesterday morn
ing at six o'clock, before the young man arrived,
and at seven made the arrest. At the house
were found the following goods, among a large
supply, which had been purloined from the Interesting
store: plain black silks, black clothe, cassimeres,
silk-ribbed cassimeres, pop li ns, delaines, table
linen, Irish linen French chintz, lawns, nan
keens, Holland*, kid gloves, half those, ticking,i LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
canvass, drilling, corsets, colored silks, plain
silks, handkerchiefs, shirt fronts, napkins, cloak
cloth, cambric*, shirting, checks, fee., &c. The
goods recovered amount in value to about Wu
in - 5.1,000. Baker admitted the theft, and also Daring Attempt to Blow up
that he had disposed of a considerable portion. '
so that the total amount stolen will probably
reach *2,500. Much credit is due to Messrs. U. S. Frigate Union.
Hague, Dougherty, Richardson & of the In
dependent Police, for the prompt manner in
which they accomplished the detection and ar
rest of the offending party. Had we time and
room we would give some interesting details of
the manner in which the arrest was made. But
we omit them.
' Sanitary Fair Balidinge —The Building
Committee of the Sanitary f air met at the ot- HARRISBURG, April 12..
13:NATF:.—Atternnon session.—Act regarding
nee of C. W. Batchelor Tuesday , 12th Hist ,
"3 _
The following persons and firms were repre- , the payment of the interest on the State debt;
sented—W. F. Richardson, A. & S. Wilson, first section concurred in. Messrs. McCandless,
Moon & Chambers, John Chambers, Wm. Mur- Wallace and Beardsley participated amid much
dock, James Graham (representing the carpen
ters -
of East Liberty) White ifs Alexander, Alex- excitement. Messrs. Beardsley and Wallace's
ander McLean, Slack & Sholes A. Patterson . speeches Ai, ere Rile..
and James 141111Ingaar each of w hom stated that Night Session.— The Apporiionnient bill was
the carpenters in their respective shops has e
agreed to furnish one day's labor, and that for taken up. A hot debate ensiled between Messrs
every day's labor thus given, they, the master Clymer, Johnson and Lowry. Mr. Clymer's et
builders, would furnish another. Th e amount of tort was lull or spirit and energy.
labor thus tendered free of cost, equals 170 days.
The representation was not large, but stall- Hot -ii —Afternoon Session.—Bills passed
ciently large to warrant the assurance that the Bill to appoint commissioners to tun the boun
buildings will be speedily erected by the carpep- dames of Somerset and Westmoreland counties
tern of the city and vicinity free of cost.
Bill imreasing the pay or I dnmussioner f of
There were in attendance at the meeting set -
eral retired master builders,—John Rinzet , Bedlord county .
Richard Uewherat, James Chambers and A it tog i clic! to the lcuilies 01 the drafted
Patterson, who proposed to give their serf ices Bill g
during the entire time to superintend the erec-
men of Armstrong county
lion of the buildings.
Bil to charter the Lawrene Railroad Com-
The members of the Committe are eseciall„.
requested to Can On the Carpen e terS in t h eir dis y
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iiy
trict, and ascertain of th em th e num b er of tar Bill to charter the Clarion and klfiniertcas
labor they will give to the wo rk. Railroad Company
On motion the committee adjourned to meet Bill to ~harter the itittr,, (GI I 'orriiiiiny.
at the office of C. W. Batchelor, on Friday al
leenoon at 3 o'clock. Hill to ct,trter the 1 euel,logheny - 11,aft Coin
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That glass case of work makes a splendid
parlor ornament. (.10 and get It.
Night Sessions—Bill s easiest neatly —Bill rel- t
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE MARKET.
ant e to the appointment at Fire Marshals Me -
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Alleghent county c:=l t---1- I , PPl , •if 01 , THE DAUS P ,,, T,
This In Sarcasm.--That very staid and AT McCALLUM'S. . 4014 Wnl , NEsrAy, April li. 1864.
Bober journal, the Commercial, which rarely gets Supplement to drimata Ir,,n l o
ii I sINESS—The market yesterday was peer
off a joke intentionally, yesterday abandoned Hill for the relict CI Mr Robertson. Treasurer i . t. labia
14 1 5 s•eryy a__prices were unsettled and some deal-
Its usual stolidity, and probably, under the 11,- of somerset county _ a
fluence of a good dinner ,ausl aceebsories, gar
,era were uot otiennz their stocks, whilst others
' Bill to authorize one la, lunge to h.tlil Canna 4 D - a - PL-lene'r EVINC ) -1 9 1.--11a,
vent to the following.
a ere demanding extratagrint prices Am.dig
"These greenbacks are part and parcel of the trt Into in Allegheny mronty NO. 87 FOURTH STREET.
.. __ _ thereat°, tee nuts. the lotto,, ng
Government and the people are the Govern- 8111 ro ipp,at.t arlditirmal notary prothe's fur '
went. What better argument can we offer tor - To Railroad Contractors. ".. ~ },_ Ihe r1:04,1 Irom sErre wra as tullowa.
% enango and Mercer eoriuties Adjoromed
Sales of true hbls Latta at Font 7t . an ;advance of
their acceptance as a uniform and national me
dium of circulations Are they not hoarded its
I.:-,, . Extra }SS/11% ro 4-7t4'7,2j, an ad, anee La
sed., it Ith series of 2ou hula at 4%767.75
gold formerly was hoarded' "co they not see, e 11 • -111 - or 1 •., April L^ Hose- —lke Hot,. Ira ROPOSALea ARE IN V ITED FOR •
us for mortis - t Are they not a male, cons coheir gallerres Fla 1 . 0 Saturda , nail ) elrteirlrfir are JE the GRADATION. MASONRY. BRIDGE CilE aSE —.- ;"les 76 boned R 4 ffi/Hh [ 'airy `I?
curreucy? What loyal men dare reline them` derraely ,testoted Ale stet ens, of Penns) Iv a- the
BALLAST, CROSS E r' ll s''' •
or who has ever thought of declining to receir e n l, nolo the ComffilUee "" " rf3 and } 7 cane, . i li A IN— N% heat- - hed at e1,30fii.3 - 2, Iflote
them They are taken in exchange for all you reported it bill to prevent a depreciation:of the TICS, and TRACK LYING LW the Pittsburgh $1.38411,4.1. Corn—Sales of '.., car loads at 61.204
want to buy, they will pay all your debts, and .anew}.lt ',rot ides that et cry person, hank and Connellsville RR. between Connellst ale and , 1 , 22 Berle% --: - . l pring at , i1...10
they will not spoil by keeping. What more is as-ot ration or coramration 1-sit dig note, to cfr-
H Al --Itifee re b loads to Ise scales at rirstal,j, le
expected?
oiat. as owner.. ,:,nil 1, ii a Jut} of one-fourth Cuutherl ' ad ' embr"'ng." distance of ei g ht r -Bet " ir ton, Haled was' held at edit.
Speaking of hoarding greenbacks—that Is a of one pee cement tau 1 , .. , •,th on the andruert Is- en (47) miles. in sections of about one mile each. I t ; HUI 'EIS I
a n—Puttee—,alit of 25 sacks rho
good one, and Is only equalled by the inquiry •Irerl mord bit .tr lure- ,t d made alter one specificanous and profiles are now ready at '1440,, .itoliiscs—snlee 2.5 bbls rir aat nocidil.
sa...lii 01.1 a, rah . sugars -sales la Ltis Orleans,
as to "what loyal man dare refuse them! or who % ear II .liall 1 , .1.1,a , . i -sue vitell notes.
the Company 's Office. in Pittsburgh. and pro-. ' ' •
ever thought of declining to receive the re ! W e entraer authorised .y a. t.l , ...eras Ihe eon- rit 19(6,20e, Idu at Pse, (dished —salea•s tibia at
suppose the editor has been reading about Hot.- stir-tale's' rib the •••id, • t ~, ,•t polled !kraals ,till be received to the 30th of April. 26e: Powdered 4ni Granul it ed— 20 do tro.
son's choice lately. But the climax of "sae- H
Lie _.(JIISq• reStlilled it.' ~., 1 1.,,lk•I It ion of the ISEN.I II LATROBE. _s
it
-Sales tu tierces liar,arn at Int, •
CaSM" la the/tying that "they will not sp o il 1,, te , olir turn to expel Mr. Lor n g
President Pr /1 AI tilos—sales 17r, tads 'ii lf-skisea
keeping." Of course not, they will last out the ' ) /r CisinriKe. r?? ".. -art this re'"/"""" .
Al' PLES--Salea Rio bids House ta at 4is-A4.2z.
remainder of the century, no doubt, and keep as oas a rangy rill) brolight here - 1 lie only object r Iffice P. 6c. C. R.R. Co.. Pittsburgh Spll 11 11 . 1 / N The roa•liet oas nem an I li - da•s Un
well In preset - % anon an other foasillanious earl- .oi.l ihe to stir tip strife and ill feeling. at a
elm need.
0/Utley.
lime u lien we might not unit to have good fel- INSURANCE AGENCY. al ESs Poll K —We note a sale of 35 His at
. - Mush'', but a union of sentiment • Referring i2.;. an ad% anco
M a i ineethj,,, afternoon at Ma,,,,,,, }roll. Al-, to the t 'onstitutional ire., isions. be denied the . HAVE BEEN DULA( COMMISSION- LA HU" '''''k'll "le. '‘i I'' 'ii
mission only 16 cents. rizht and pots Cr of the 1i,,,,., m expel the gen.
1.11 TTEIi -foal, s 12 packages at 4c0 , 110
- 1. ed and licensed to act for the billowing
.re
„ ti, man truni I 'too under li,is resolution 1 he) ed '
1-11 s 1,11— iltIe market Iv - r- ear fled lerldera
in not expel hint for his %matron sake T 1 •
Were ftekiii,f ll—,
Died,---Col. John Sy mlngton , of the I env I '' n • ' '
r 'olisritidlon submitted no such question. A
Stints Ordnance Department, totlled) cam- Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
lllKll , otllii not be expelled tor his oplerron, hut
tuanding at Allegheny Arsenal, Pa., died at lial-
COMPANIES r
1,.d. seas.lie disagreed 14 ith the gentleman
tlmore, Md.. on the 7th inst. Col s ,'as a man
from Ohio. and also the gentleman from Mary
of science, a gentleman, and an intelligent and PHITNIX of Brooklyn, N. Y.
laii,t. tierßams He had not c o me to the cou-
Capital
most efficient officer. In his death the Govern-
Viand( 00,
Gun; •n that seerssiou is a fixed and unalterable
ment he. lost one of its most honest and capable
(let. and the &Heenan% es ment wiled I.y the gen- With a large surplus.
officers. Many friends its this vicinity will la.
ii.is , iii his hiss
iiiiii deeply
sympsithi,
ii , iii, his t11•Iliirl IrOM I /hit/ 1,1,1' ILOI )• I t ,1• 1 . 11 la esented
, WASHINGTON of' New York.
, 11., ciaintr, 11 is 1 , ,,,,,,i.1e, boat, er r that amiable ali.l isereai ed family.
they Ma) 1 , 4 . 111 . /0 - erred to the New York capital 1400.000 rat
_ .
ladle.'-
re'a'r, whirl% SA), Speaker Colfax's zeal has Assets Feb. I, loot 5G115,104 46
Who gets the price Is- lay at the Inas.; outrun his discretion. and that Ma resolution Is l'neettled claims 2,325 uu
Blow ers I
, neither right nor r xpedtent. also to the Even
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,ay Post, w h irl, .ry s Ilia; I.i.lig's speech OHa 5 (..pital and Surplus 91,62,510 45
Theatre.—The much talked 01 drama, de- pert rely leertodate ratrdsseost If the war Thl s Coo,psmy is s o es Pscticiontiog Policies
picting in glowing colors the horrors uf the old ..ii.lun on a ;doper 10,3 the %receded Its script dividend hat e been al per cent. per an-
Frencllle glowing, entitled the "Dead Heart, ' states nutty L e d
o[ o.rla Ire,k, tort carry it on tor num for three years past.
it ill be pel formed tiro' e, ening. Edwin Adams o.l),.erat lon. and y.).. 1.0, er can aceoMullsh .
will enact his celebrated character of "Hobert % oar purpose 10.., a :use the Ilenioerata of American Life & Trust of Phila.
1.,...try " Added to the company, Mr. C it II- ;yno.athenrie it Ith the rebels, but )uu do not
1.500,u0u.
I.lnson will make his first appearance as "An- hem re It l ' he . ',Ear I, mad. for 8 wicked and Capital
For further information annly to
tome Toupet." Messrs. Haloes and Liireila) ap- i.art , purl., Ile sa..i no- Republicans are a • ,-.•,..,-. BR y AN,
Pear in the cast. The piece Is a ter) attractn e let rdr,tronan pat l it 111 , I Inlf , J , and practve,
Broker and Insurance Agent,
one. and abounds in glees, Choruses, dalons, N.k. for 1., os ertlii - owing tl,,- t 'or)-111:.11,10 the) o.er
railt2 69 Fourt? street.
'tiro x the 1 iron.
me Spahileg -t Med said -onor men are willing
to Is outs famous
e a couseht mg to be infamous Wa ll Paper! Wall Paper!
He had carefully read and considered the (Amok
-
lOUS speech of ths' member from Ohio, Mr. Long,
Those of out readers during the summer
and he !would not palliate in or about It. His
manila' liable to a ftections lueident to the warm
colleague had sommenced a will bar•ngue by' an
it
weather, such as Diarrhea, dysentery, me., will
nounelng his Intention to express the convic
t-Ind the most pleasant, nod at the sante nine
moat innocent and effectual, remedy to be Hari- lira ' 01.12 "-j ud g m en i and n ` iltuu g '''' "" I with
kin's Spiced Blackberry. Sold by all druggists. out premeditation
lii Spalding quoted Iron Mr Long's speech.
,
, I% hi. 11 he eharn_tert7ed as criminal licentious
" The Campbells are Coming."—By ref - seas.and II not restrained would do more to
creole to our advertising columns it taill be stol. the foundation of our republic than the I
seen that the original and only Campbell Min
strels, will give three entertainments at Concert onto
ti cohorts of the rebellion
al r Smith( Ky.) said,he did not heat Mr. Long's
Hall, commencing 011 'Monday evening. April 11l spee.h. but after a careful examination came
See card in another column.
to 11. e .oncluston that there was scarcely a sea
-- lonent or a word that he could endorse, nor did
Doors open at Masonic Hail to-day at iwo he 1 elleve such sentiments should be uttered in
o'clock.
the Manse Or 1,1, CO , loriell by any considers- '
L ATEST STYLES • DIRECT FROM
the manufacturers, bar sale at the lowest
• hie portion of the peolpe of the I , nited Steins '
Duprez and Green's Minstrela.—Last Mr. Pendleton (Whin) said be would not din- prices, at
night oas the first performance of Dupree and cu.:. ;he soundness or unsoundness of the views
Green', original New Orleans and Metropolitan 1 'i los colleague, Mr Long, nor indulge in any
Minstrels, Burlesque Opera Troupe and Brass partpandisCUSsi-ns or allowins. Foerster & Schwarz 's,
Band. em bracing twenty-four twenty-four renowned, pope- air. Myers (Pa ) said its Lis experience as a
lan and brilliahtsl ars. The performances upon ! Do ler he had never before seen a Mali come en
the occasion were exceedingly good, and war- 'to court and expreiii his guilt All the gentle- NCI. 164. F.3lvirrrit 'iii D t-47r.
rant us In saying that the troupe are certainly nein from ()trio had to .lo to show' himself a full
0 ithout a rival in ministering to the tastes of rebel was to present hie revolver They had not mhl7-2m
those who enjoy that clans lit entertainments 'to a sit for him to so into the rebel army before LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER M I N ES
The reputation brought here with them insured ' the) excluded him Irom tire Hall.
a lair turn-out upon the occasion, and we have , A conversation took place among several
N
no doubt that Concert Rail to-night will he men: ,ili
larrs con rng the time at 0 loch the de-
A II
crowded in consequence of the sensation achiev- I I. tie atralt be closed
ed last night. They will remain here only one Mr. Colfax said he was willing to clone the
week, so that all who desire to hear them i debar% to-liight, and not to call the question on
should avail themselves of the first opportune- the resolution till early Thursday morning. A
ts to do so. Go to-night, therefore. and enjoy resolution WAS made at 6p m for a recess tilly ar3 , 'O & CO .,
tire heartiest laugh you have had this man This was agreed to. PARK IIIURDY
slay.
El KZ, t,,,, sii,:isioN .
'
, ANUFACTCREIIS OF SHEATH,
Galleries crowded but very yew members lima- 1 in Brazier's and Belt Copper, Pressed Cop
ent. It being understood no vote would be taken per Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms. Spelter Sod
radot e Thursday. The debate on the expultdou 'acler, .9.c. Also, importers and dealer-sin Metals,
st Mt Long wan resumed Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Fire, !cc
Mr Broomall (Pa ) ottere lan amendment Is, I .I/Q - Uonstantly on hand, 'rumens' Machines
lard/E . _Mr . Long unworthy of being a member of . and Tools. Warehouse, No 149 FIRST and MI
the House and directing the speaker to rend the :SECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh, Pa
resolution to huts to the House 11 - Broomall . 1 /W - Special order's of Copper cut to any desired
said he Wan, Induced to offer this amendment, I pattern. feb2l-lychntv
belie, ing it 'impossible to obtain a hod-third -
t rate to carry the resolution at expulsion The
debate continued at much length when the , Black Diamond Steel Works,
House adjourned
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Senate —Mr. W ade. of Iffilu. Introduced in the
House a blll enabling the people of Nebraska to PARK, BROTHER &CO
form a State Gevernment.
Mr. Foster, of Connecticut, objected to the bill
solelt on the ground that the insignificant pop-
UIYtIOEI of the territory had not clearly ex
pressed a ii, lab to become a State. The propon
ed illeaslire Una a dictation to them on the part
of I ongress
The Senate then proceeded to the considera
tion of the Naval Appropriation Bill The
amendment appropriating 1184,000 for the pur
chase of lands rit I 'harleaton, Mafia Navy 14rd,
was adopted.
On motion 01 Mr. Collatner it was resolved to
~adjourn until Thursday in respect to the memo
ry of John l'. Inv es
W hat lade gets the bonnet tht, afternoon at
51ain.nie Hill I
1500 ladies wanted, at Masonic Hall this a(
tetnoon to get that .rlaas bonnet
Pliotog - rnphs.—Among the best spe„.imen s
in thwart to be found in this city are those to
be seen at the new establishment of Mr.
Labbs. No. 46 St. Clair 'street. The establish
ment embraces the whole of one large building
and a putt of an adjoining one, and is fitted up
with et cry appliance and convenience for pros
ecuting Shia beautiful and interesting art. Vis
itors are solicited to call and see and admire.
There is little doubt that after a careful exam
ination of the work there performed the er
dict i.l an Impartial connoisseur will be most fa
vorable to Mr. Dabbs' skill as an artist. A fair
comparison is all that is desired by the propri
etor, and it is probable that that is all which is
necessary to establish for hint a patronage as
large as could be wished. e him a call.
The Maas liiluwerti given splendid ease of
work every evening during thus week.
Umbrellas.—Hrop In at McClelland's Auc
tion House, nn Fifth street, for an umbrella at
low prices.
A large stock of Boots, Shoes and flatters
at low prices at 1)1i.1:1ellantl's Auction House, ;if.,
Fifth etreet.
Heine val.—We have removed our est a bli4h
ment to Nos. 12 and 14 St. Clair 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
"Stied' Piano." The public will find Stier's
Pianos, in richness and brilliancy of tone, in
ferior to none, and in style and finish and price
:lupe' for to all others in this market.
6t A M. Mcanzoon, Agt.
Who gets it I That's the question. It will be
given away this afternoon at Masonic Hall.
.10 , 6EP H MEYER ANTHONY ` M
EYRE
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
MANUFACTURERS 07
PLAIN AND FANCY
FURNITURE AND OHMS,
WAREHOUSE,
133 Smithfield, and 424 Penn Sta.,
Between 6th rt., and 'Virgin alley,
nog PITTSBURGH.
MEDICAL CARD.
W. BODENHAMER, H. D.,
8.54 Broadway. NEW YORK.
W. H. BODFNHILHER, M. D.,
Othee, No. 148 Third street. Office hours from
9 to 4 p. m.
11EVOTE TUE= 4TTEATTION TO
the Medical and Surgical treatment of
C'hronie Disetmes.
Especially those of LOWER BOWEL, sucb
as Files. Constipation, Fistula, Fissure, Falling
of the Bowel, idon of the Bowel. Stricture
of the Bowel, &c. Also, the various Chronic
Mamma of the Womb, the Kidneys, the Blad
der, etc. mhi-dtf
etc C. , Wic C. . dr C
' , pedal to Thy
Av YORK. April lx—A special Fortress
Monroe dispatch reports a daring attempt on
Saturday morning to blow up the United States
steam frigate Union. An apparently floating
spar approached her and getting near was as
certained to be a boat with three men in it. The
lookout warned them oft' hut they pushed
boldly for the frigate and In a few moments an
explosion similar to that of twenty cannon was
heard. The vessel shook as If paralyzed.
and the crew were tumbled eut of their bertha
and hammocks. When the confusion subsided
orders were given to pursue the daring rebels,
but the Admiral's tug lying along aide had no
steam up The commander of the tug has been
put under arrest for not keeping steam up at
all times as required by the regulations
C.sino, April 11.—Last night the guerillas
burned two houses. and stole several horses on
the opposite side of the river from Cairo. A
squad is reported to have been seen to-day on
the Kentucky shore,
between here and Colum
bus, not more than ten miles from Cairo.
since Forest's late operations a larger num
ber 01 refugees are flocking into Memphis,
awaiting transportation North, than at any
previous period since the beginning of the war.
A soldier shot a merchants of Jonesboro at
Anna, Illinois, this afternoon, killing him in
stantly. The affair caused a great excitement.
The Provost Marshal received a telegram for as
sistance to come immediately. The train had
just started with a force to prevent further
bloodshed.
SANDY HOOK, April 12.—The steamer Virgin
ia, from Liverpool on the 29th, has passed here.
It was officially stated in London on the 30th
that the Queen had announced her intention to
hold a court at Buckingham Palace on the 6th
of April., to receive members of the diplomatic
corps, and a second court on the 13th, to which
a limited number of distinguished persons will
be invited.
TRER-rox, April 12. —L. SRdilla, the democratic
candidate for mayor was elected to-day by 250
majority. The whole democratic ticket is elected.
NEW Yo April 12.—C1,31d re selling at lea;
Florins is eacmo.
-- -
emu°, April 12.—The steamer Pauline Car- en M tullEguAL el - FEVAN
rol from New Orleans on .the 6th has arrived. A
_. -
The French are marching on Matamoras. A.-- __ _ _ — CLIL
_
fight took place in which the French were vic- LOCAL STOCKS AND SECURITIES. torions.
Cortina' has issued a proclamation ordering 1 REPORTED BY P. P. PRPAN, BROKER, 69 4TH CT
all troops to concentrate on the Rio Grande, he- j
low itletamoras to resist the occupation of that
place.
THE GREATEST NER VINE, TONIC
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
ENGLISH BITTERS.
A sure cure for Intemperance.
Dr. J. C.Ayers' Family Medicines
from Europe.
roA_AI.EL - Y MFIDIC I N E:S.
Dr. Schenck's Pnlmonio, Tonic and Pills
Celebrated Beebe & Sarsaparilla,
PITTSBURGH DRUG ROUSE,
Torrence &
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Pulite,
And all articles usually found in Drug - Stores of
tlrst quality, for sale low,
.V i CitYPtirMX SITI=LEM9P
WINDOW SHADES,
Received THIS DAY.
53 NEW SPRING STOCK
0 F
ozi CARPETS!
OIL CLOTHS.
Best Quality of Refined Cast Steel,
Square, Flat and Octagon, of all sizes.
Warranted equal to any imported or manufac-
tured in this country.
14U & 151 First and 120 & 122 Second its,
fet,l6-iyd PITTSBURGH.
FOR S A.I,F:.
FIORE COAL UNDER 250 ODD ACRES
near Monongahela City, with some lo acres
SURFACE bordering on the Monongahela Hir
er, having borne 400 feet front, where there is a
superior landing, even in low water times.
Present price $166 per acre.
.T. H. CASIDAY,
Real Estate Broker,
spit No. 67 Fourth street._
JUST WHAT
EVERYBODY WANTS,
A POCKET LNI,BUM
Holding from 12 to 24 Pictures,
FOR SOLDIERS'
FOR S D DrIERS
Can be sent to all parts of the
United States for Twenty Cth
ALSO,
Albums for Centre Tables,
Albums for Centre Tables,
AT PITTOCK'S,
foh36 OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFIC E.
CEILING PAPERS
pOLYCHRONE, FRESCO AND
Floral Decoration& For sale by
W. P. MARSHAL!,
ap9 87 Wood street.
Dr. Cutters'
DR. D. JAYNES & SON'S,
11 - E. I_, NI 13 0 .1.. 1) . s
And all other Family Medicines can be
found genuine at the
Corner of Market street and Fourth
Otis, Lead, Varnishes, Brushes, Trusses,
Supporters, Shoulder Braces,
TORR ENCE & IVPG A RR,
No. 70 Market street, corner of Fourth
Well seasoned
CLOTH,
WINDOW SHADES,
Smelt ina-
I=arallMEl
OBTICB AND WARRHOUSR,
AT PRIC3iIS4
13F.T_.C1W ALL,
AP PRICES
BELOW
Par Value. Last Sales.
Bank of Pittsburgh $ 60 $ 66
Exchange Bank 60 47i , ,
Merchants' & Manufac. Bk 5U 663
Mechanics' Bank - ou 63 i.„
Allegheny 8ank......... :'':),.... 60 67 4
Citizens' Bank ,:... Ciu tit'„
.
,
Iron City Bank . 60 63 y4 lron City Trust Co 60 64%
Manchester Savings Bank to 49%,
Railroad, Gas and Insurance Stock.
Birmingham gas Co 313;
Citizens' Insurance CO 60 60
Western Insurance Co 42 63%
Eureka Insurance Co 60 48
Along. Insurance Co 32 3 - 2 S );
Allegheny Valley R. R.... .... 51) 14 i,
Pittsburgh& Conns. R. 11 6u y 4
do interest bearing 60 13
Monongahela Nay. Co 60 47;,
Monongahela Bridge —.. 27 4.
Allegheny Insurance Co 26 273.
Peoples Insurance tio.rn 25 22%
Pittsburgh (as Co 60 86
Western Penna. R. R 6u
Pitts 8. Steubenville R. it.... 6 , 2 13s,
Penna. Ins. Co 6u
..
Copper Storks.
Mass Mining Co
Northwestern Mining Co 7 05 13
Ireat Western •• 100 Ohl
Dacotah
Pitts. and Boston
National
North Cliff
Bay State
Central
lale Royal
Minnesota
AZte.:
Aliegheny Co. Compro. Gs ....
Pittsburgh ••515
Pitts. Municipal 68
Allegheny cu E i Kith
back coupons .. . . ...
Pittsburgh (to 11. R.) with ba..k
coupons
Pitts. s Conn, R. R. inort tin
A. V. IL R. ist wort. 78
Allegheny cu. Bounty Rood.
Allegheny city 4
Pitts. tc Steubenville
MONEY MARKET. Invented 1845. Perfected 185,4.
conancran DAILY Ft/Ft THIS MORNING POST, BY . 'DP ECEIVED TRIBUTE FROM ALL
I.IK6SRS K.I - NT" t ittt.A.l2, FIF..)KLII.S, No. ilB , I.llother Sewing:Machines at the World's Fair,
woon STFOSI.T 1563, while - the Singer Sewing Machine received
The iolloiging are the buying and aching' rates I an honorable mention on its merits; and Wheel_
for ilohl, tlilver. its • er a Wilson's a medal for Its device, called "Cir-
Iluyine. yelling.
cuter Hook." The Howe Sewing Machine wet's'
:'
i 7;.; ! awarded a premium (to an English Exhibitor,)
... I ;,.! ,as the best for all purposes on exhibition. Our ,
. i 7.. f lightest Machine guaranteed to make perfect 1
1 ~.-, work on the lightest and heaviest fabrics.
Sold and rented at NOS. 12 &di St. Clair street
A. M. MoGREGOR.
U-old
.....
Der - nand Notet,
('aupona
Ex , kxang,
Sterling per pound ......
Prussian
Florins
PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE
orvJ, aor THE Dail V PosT, )
WhOsv , DAV, April I 1 1 , 64.
I hz. o, t I•o•incs• continue, to attra,:t a good --
deal attention-11okt,, u ere g , nerally firm in I/ or friends and the public at large will not.
,- mAsoNie HALL.
their uiews and not dispo,rl to part with their "f‘r'W!etifi'rletlitehLtu7. atireQcrisenL?,dnikirr _
sto,rks unless the outside rates were obtsined. ti..• Mayor's Odle; Fourth street, where we NATO C:li , 1=11"•R 4:301j . *3Ev Ali 9 IS
Ihe slues that came under our notice WAa hs -e on exhibition and for sale as line a .st uck of Old Original Bohemian Troupe of •
t lit DE--tnales iiackages to be returned, 150
1.1,1 , at 23r, 3 - ai do at 23,, :hou do at 22 u 1 ,., lAA- PIANOS, GL A SS 'BLOWERS,'
ages Ind tided, iso do at 2.n.,, ipso do nt lle“,:
R EFINED—S,Ive too ills Free at 51,.: 150.10 HARMONIUMS MELODEONS, ETC., Will open their Grand Gift Promenade Enter
at hi t„..., 500 dd nt 5,, lot it. at s; ' [aliment at the above Hall, on MONDAY
II EN Zi /I.E—s,,lc, tau td ds ar 23c I ,
, EY ENING,. March2stb, itirdeshiblteevery - kken-
As were ever brought to this city and at strict- log and WEDNESDAY andSATURDAY 'AP-
I, EAoTERN FACTORY PRICES. TERNOONS.
At each entertainment the celebrated Low -
H, na:BER & BRO., , Pressure Glass .Stearn Engine lldonfryor, made_
I entirely of Glass, willbelnitill iiintion. inoth.,'
lOR SALE OR rk-,Orar4-
~114 Wilkins H
ill. Fourth street. ,er great feature, all the mattißieentWo
manufactured by the company, will be gratult
-L ously distributed to the ' , idiom
mf On FRIDAY EVENING, April let, a beauti
ful Case of work will be presented to the Author
Exchange for City Pronerty, of the best °Benet Ckniumdruin on the Glass
• ' steam Engine,
. Admission to evening entertainments 2t , cents;
-
afternoons 15 centa. - Nob/illlift - cc lloora r oa
That LARGE DWELLING with grounds at- I in the evening at 7, afternoons at Ao'cloCk. :3ft. '7.
hibition cominetioet hnif an hoar lett , , I: , ` _. l
tached, on CARSON STREET, formerly occu- •
WM. W.OODROFPF., Manager: 4
pied by Christian Ihmsen, late of East Birming- IE. M. GARDICER, Gen. Agt. mh.45-ta27
ham,
Ull Recriidd Per ..11:eglaen!, Riner-1 R. "Al'eun e
$4 td.,l, .1 1.1,1•,.. 243 t. 1,/, 66 du: H
os42n4tir,_i H. A slot "rth, 1,304 t10..1
Haughey, 20 .1"; • - •traekler a: Baxter, 63 do: N/.
• ra.!..len 2v - .In Itrru, r. 11,rke 1711
Pehno..k. A Hall. 02 do. litchardzon t Hari,.
224 .1,1, Wtlt . I , ollBh-1,.. N. Co. 10 .1, 7n0;1.
2.973 tAbls
Front John 1.. Bowes 4 Bro.'s Wool ( . irCitla.r.
Per Persia. LIVERPOOL. March 26.
The principal Row markets in Europe have
been strong this month, consumption being large
ever} where and stocks moderate. Full-bodied
tilling kinks are rather learer, but not short
dirty parcels. Worsted Wools. particularly
t. right-haired English, and such foreign descrile
tine as can be substituted, are held higher, and
as stipplies (hiring the next two months will be
at their minimum, there s, some excitement
amongst consumers to corer themselves: but
dealers shuts' no disposition to speculate, at the
present high value of these qualities.'
Purchases (or the United States have agate
been very Limited .
The London sales ended on the aid Inst. The
fine Wools comprised 15,034 bales Australian
anti 18,959 Cape. There sa at a firm tune through
out, and prices close- I in favor of sellers, ex
cepting for greasy Cape. which, owing to the ab
sence of orders for America. declined to Id
lb. Staple kinds of A nstraloto advanded Id
on November, but will be soverely tested at the
auctions to ,J1511111,1,' It h n hen there will
he offered over 11/0,1)00 hales There were also
458 hags inferior brook wa-ht'd Ilessa. partly
sold at 11 , , to 13+,17 •.!' , 76 ttcourtti iidessit Me
rino, which sold tit. rune AAAA:
IliedlUal to fibs As In 'id' lid to 26 t.A,
locks and low trk, tt,i tat ,
not wanted--a tew soil at tad.
The coarse Woo,. „tan:l ,ed siert ales. nearly
ail of which sold teadd; at id ij,s advance, ex.
cepting punkt'', tultt,it in.tot I tined pro-
Viol.; rates: 996 I ales 1.. t -I in des Included
washed Kurrachee. uhtch realifed ~ .;a1 told,
and 6.5 Persian Lid to 11l- 165 bales at oroced sold
at ,s ,d unwashed Maraca', .3‘..d to 9d Rabat,
13 ylclean .Rogadoro. 13b greasy .114 - eft4n,
toe titi; 15 bales Shabghae sold at 11l for clean
rolled Into small balls, 1914 hales llouekoi,
sec
and hand• sold without . hange, at 12‘,1 to
125„,1 good, 11 , ,d to 15.1 middling to average
short, lid to 11 ',,l Intenur, scutari Land's'
1.31 private cootra.t sales have been madt , 01
the new clip of Mestizo at NI .130 and 7 d tit
for short. dirty parcels. COI-du% is er} scarce.
nod has realized 11,0 Jur middling short up
13 , 0 fur supeilor lung. White Donskoi hence
has sold for arrival in August at II t s d, and 12t1
is now asked for cargoes.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
7 ali rE OFFER FOR SALE THREE
V AND ...A-QUARTER ACE Es Op LAN II
IN 13A LDW IN TOWNSHIP, three miles from
the Pittsburgh Market House, on the old
Brownsville }toad, on which are a good Tv, o-
Story Brick Dwelling, containing eight rooms
and kitchen ; a Stable and Carriage Shed; a fine
Well of water close to the house ; an Orchard of
100 trees of choice fruit, and a gond Garden. A
thick vein of Coal underlies It all. The Land is
all cultivated, is in tine order add fronts well on
the road. Price $O,OOO. Payments to suit pur
chasers. Immediate possession given.
Also, the THR EE-STOR Bll.lCli HOl:sE
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 years since
in best style, has thirteen rooms and bath room,
a dry warm cellar under all ; gas In all the rooms
and is complete throughout and In excelleht or
der. Price *7,000. Payments to Butt purchasers.
Also, the RUBERTSON FARM., on the Monon
gahela River, adjoining West Elizabeth Borough,
distant sixteen miles direct from Pittsburgh, con
taining 187 acres and 4 perches, of which about
3o acres is excellent Coal. There are a Double
Two-Story Brick Mansion House, Frame Barn,
a bearing Orchard, three Tenant Houses, Stables
and other buildings thereon. Front 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 & HANCOCK,
Attorneys -at-Law,
apB-10td 81 Diamond street.
STEEL. 'TOOTH HAY
AND GRAIN RAKES,
WARRANTED THE BEST NOW
in use. Also, STORE TRUCKS and
WHEELBARROWS. Manufactured and (or
sale by C. COLEMAN,
Near the Penitentiary,
Allegheny city, Pa
Noiseles Patent Sewing Machines.
i These Sewing Machines are
.k 11047; Eta the very
SMITH, PARK & CO., 1 best la the United Stateir.•They are WARRANT
ED. and sold at the LOWEST PRICES. Call
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY pad examine them before buying elsewhere. Re-
airing of Sewing Machines of every kind
I promptly attended to. . 1
ERNEST AX niEL_st, Agent,
No. 103 Third street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
PITTS EIVRCH3
Warehouse, No. 14.3 First and i2O Second sta. mhl6l yd
Manufacturers of all sizes aid descridtions of D LIMPS PATIONT.LAIN.P isyniyiNE y
Coal Oil Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water .t7 CLEANER ..—rirttAttore Chimneys broken
pipes. Sad Irons, Dog Irons , Wagon Roses, Seal in cleaning. It cleans a chimney without wash-
Moulds. Pullies, Hangers and Couplings lag and is the only article in the market that
Also, 'Jobbing and machinery of every descrip- clean a chimeey properly. For sale at the
tint made to order. principal Lamp Stores, and at the Lamp and Oil
Having a complete machine shop attached. to Store of
the foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully
attended to. 021-lyclasw
_ RIVER MATTERS.
om
splen steamer Leni Itt Ca
S nerlierd,is - ahnutiera did l for Cincinnati and ,
Loupt.is
ville 'Thursday.
. .
I 4 Ql` The tine steamer Sallie List, Capt. Neal,
IS announced for Clarksville and Nashville on
1 Thursday.
-
The fine steamer •
Armenia, Capt. WCal
lum, to announced for St. Paul. She will have
dispatch.
- • -
ba?-The favorite passenger steamer Kate Rob
, insult, Capt. Robinson. to announced for Cincin
nati this day.
4W - The fine packet Argonaut No
Porter, tat canting for St. Paul.
ARRIVALS AND DEPAR'II RES
ARRIVED.
Gallatin, Clarke, Brownsville.
Franklin, Carmitc, Brownsville.
Jas. Rees, Irwin. Elizabeth.
Minerva, Gordon, Wheeling.
Arcola McCallum,
tlood}Wriends, 'Thomas, St. Louie DEPA_RTED.
Gallatin, Clarke. Brownsville.
Franklin. Carmac, Brownsville.
Jas. Reese, Irwin, Elizabeth.
Emma Graham, Ayers. Zanesville.
:Et A 33.. X INT ' IEI
Spiced Syrup Blackberry,
o ;765 100
660 31
300
1 75 25,4
6 00 71
16 10
3 60 66S
For Summer Complaints, Diarrhoea
PREFERABLE TO HOST PRE
parations for the above affections from this
tact. It does not check the disease suddenly,
(thereby rendering Inflammation of the bowels
liable v ) but changes the character of and effectu
ally and permanently removes the disease, and
helm , : purely vegetable, it can be given to the in
fant with perfect safety.
ti OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
VIE HOWE SEWING MACHINE
W 9 25
2;) r-V-d.,3taW-ly
IEN A.13.1E dz. - CO. ' #74
Gold Medal Premium Pianos
A" NOW BEYOND A DOUBT THE
BEST PIANOS MADE—Warranted tor
eight years.
M A H 13 I- F 2. S
? NILE ('LEOPATRA AND OTHER
Marble Panels for Walls. For sale by
al 9 W. P. MARSHALL,
87 Wood st.
H F.: M 0 VAL.
KANE & DUFFY.
ANE dr. DUFFS' WOULD INFORM
IX. their friends and the public that they have
removed their Tailoring Establishment from the
-land to No. 14 ST. CLAIR STREET. Bit,
new block, near the St. I st Allegheny
t, Age. Those desiring the latest patterns of
Sp lug and 2ummel Clothaig-
(1 the rarest and most fashionable stllcs, are in
, ited to call and examine their extensive stork
of ( • 'ASSIM ER ES. V F-STINtIS, &e.
KANE k DUFFY,
np9-liud No. 14 St. Clair et.
r WPOR A WV REMOVAL.
- vcrxi...l-E.xlv - *at
STABLING AND OUT-BUILDINGS
In the rear of the Dwellng House.
Soldiers Buy your Boots
Citizens Buy your Boots
AT 55 FIFTH STREET,
Strangers Buy your Boots
Everybody Buy your Boots
Where every des,riptfon of
Boots, Shoes, Balmorals and .Gaiters
Can be touud. Also, a la e• and extensive
ariety of CHILDREN'S SHOES
Q I PRING STOCK OF
PIANOS
Now being received by the subscriber from the
factories of
CEIICKERING & SONS,
HAZELTON BROS.,
. P. EMERSON,
MILLER, GIBSON Bs CO
Prices From $225 to $B5O
Purchasers are solicited to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAS. C MELLOR,
81 Wood at.
FOR SA LE.—THE UNDERSIGNED
hare been appointed a committee by the
stockholders to make sale of the OAKLAND
AND PITTSBURGH AND MINERSVILLE
RAILWAYS, or either of them—with equip
ments,
stodk, &c., and will receive bids therefore
until MAY IST proximo. If not sold. .by that
time, proposals will be received for the iron and
wood of the respective railways.
Notice of the disposal of the equipments, &c.,
will be given after May, Ist, aforesaid.
For particulars refer to either of the under
signed. WM. A. HERRON t
JOSHUA RHODES
SAMUEL MORROW,
CHARLES MEYRAN,
A. S. BELL,
p9-tda Committee.
B OOT AND SHOE STORE OF
.J. I-1. BOR.L.A..NID'S,
98 MARKET STREET
Where the largest, best selected and cheapest
stock of Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Baimorals Is
to be found is the city. Country Merchants sup
plied at New York and Boston prices. Be sure
and call and examine my extensive stock before
purchasing elsewhere. At BORLAND'S 98
Market at., 2d door from Fifth. ap9
PLANER & KAYSER'S
WELAgents forDLNMtnitZLnfaaturersLY'
Dysentery, & c
CRARLOTTE BLUME,
43 Fifth et., Sole Agent
FRED. L. IIIiVISEN,
109 Fourth street,
Pittsburgh.
AT 55 FIFTH STREET,
AT t 5 FIFTH STREET
AT 55 FIFTH STREET,
JARDINE et SON
RC., &C
CESE2
t :1,7:141
PITPSBifn f!
Lessee and Manager. W•Maktionnow •
Treasurer.. - • •;.'t . I rollittitcyron.
Last week, of ,the -, ettpiMitentipfj_thef.
gnishedloung tragedimizuW/M AHAMS.
First nightof the grestßevohilbharY Pliy of
the DVS D
First. a Rearm:mean itttsburgh,opllttLeMAS•
W _
Apart (rim the nmieptiteriiry
of the drama and. the brilliant eartmrwmpirtddli
Mr. Adams invests the ehareater OrLandry, Its
played by him for , sixty, pi:me:Wave distil In
Philadelphia andHoston• •- • •
THIS EVENING bapresented,
The Dead ffeart,
Robert ,
Edwin Adams
IN poiicrEtztver; spitz' AVE
(JAIN.
The Old Original ana 1%4
CAMPBELL'S MINSTROSI
Will give three of their retitled and
Ethiopian Entertainments • •
CONC•ERT
Comtcrdacitig. on
Monday Evening, April 18, I% and 20
18 Accomplished and
Established-Peter3,
In New Soitgai
Witticisms and. Ilitifealues.
See bulletin boaiilii.fuldiiingrainin6.
Cards of Ailmiasion..,-- :Cants
M. O. C.A.RIPBELL, Manager.
A. W. WOODS, Buatness Agent. ,
apl3-Iwd
ONCERT HALL.
Our Favorites are again
New
The Model Troive - of the World.
DUPREZ & 'GREF 4 N'S
Original New Orleans and klefeelegltaill -.
MINSTRELS;
BITRLESQITE OPERA TROITPE
AND BRASS BAND,
24 RENOWN-ED; -
Popular and Brilliant Stan,
Positively for Five Nights Only,
Tuesday, Wednesday,, , 'l l llfuribyil
day and Sainnatt!ir,
APULIA 12th4 13tb, /4thilsth and .I.Bfh.
•
This Mammoth Organization of the present
age has been greatly, enlarged and improved for
the present season 0f.1.883-'64.atui Is composed of
a far more talented corps of Ethiopian Artists
than were ever before concentrated into one
company. it is universally admitted to be the
oldest, best largest,' most coniplete.and most ex%
extensiveland traveling; and on each occasion
of their appearance here, the latest features of
minstrelsy will be Introduced.
For full particulars, see Programnies4Of the
day, and the largest illuminated billsenrpritried,
in the world, the first hundred of the which cost
$1,600.
Admission
Reserved Seats
Doors open at_T ; Concert to commence at F.
Manager, CHAS. Er.t/UPTIt2.
SAM'L. PONri, j Advertising
D. g. GARDNER, ' Age**.
WH.EELER & WILSON'S
'HIGHEST EILEIVIL
=At_ ,
QC ae • WaratCrler-'?'
~E~i~T~MA~HIiS
THE OHEAPEST,
3IZEPIEf3T,
Principal Office and Wholesale Emporium,
o. 27 FIFTH ST.,
Three doors below Bankßlock,
WM. SUrtiNtil &
wEsTERN AGENTL;I.
ap4-eol-d&w
. Et R A.1%7
NOTARY PUBLIC,
59 Fourth St., (Burke, Bultdpag.)
Office hours from Da. ta., to 5 o'clock p. m.
apt
DWELLING 1.1(01313E VOR HA M—
The subscriber offers for sale the diVellltt
house in which he now lives, situated on South
Avenue, First ward, Allegh • The lot is 27
feet front by 160 deep, back to a 20feet
allley. is a two storiedbrick, contains JIM
rooms aril cellar. • The outhouses are a wash
house, stable, coal house, hc. There is
yard surrou.nding the d-illied with
shade
and ornamental trees. ' ' Vero s &s end water In
all the rooms of the d
I also offer for sale a dcotin
resi
donee in Rochester township,Beaver county . ,
containing twenty acres ofgrotmd. There is Ps
a.
new two storied frame dwelling, ccnitaininir aim
rooms, on the property. There is also a ynting
orchard of all kinds of fruit. There -ii
barn, out-houses, be. It is about a mile from - the
Rochester de
For terms,quire of
jan27-tf truth Avenue; . Allegheny di .
. . .
VIP EC LiIIt4ILAM & Loso 127 LLBEILTY
.M-Ja STREW, Pri s Tssifitox Agents for
Russell MaVrer and Reaper, Buckeye Mower
and Reaper, Quaker Mower and Reaper, Oayu
ga Mower and Reaper, Farmer Mower, Wood
Mower, and also, Horse Rakes, Hay Elevators
and Agricultural and Farming Impteme.nta of al
kinds.
. .
BECKHAM & LONG, N 0,197 LINER
JO ERTY SRTEET, PITTSBURGH, to
I
for the Quaker Mower and Reap er .M, .'l . ;
Mower and Reaper, Riumel'elNOSser . , '-i
Farmer's Mower, Oay_uge 1 :7141g; lirgnier_,L _
Reaper, and Wood's mower. auto, tlit=er. an
Agricultural and Fanning Ymtilsmoola of a;
kind&
gri uLTIVATOZOL PLOWS; FODDER
vll_,/ Cutter* pod ditlia l hay elevators, dog Km*
era, churns, war
o. for t rr eb . 'LONG,
127 Liberty street.
.t 5 Cents
50 Cents
And BEST,