.~~' v.s. /I:4:4.PAT.if . VIA V 11.0 TITESIANAIIMIITOWSIAY a,IBW. ,', 4 „ . , 4..... — QXf.t.t-L --'--- --P!.gWgionwGs• - .-A Ws - two hist uftereamesti had per ;:atiritithr.thir _ '., t: coat Ettf increaa jahm the , t,.ttiffer.;4ticthi ;Abolition iffd#,AtY,,,-.11.49 have „resumed the , : ponsideratiOnds.he inevitable negro. In tAlltol4orE , Ce•Okiliedisenation that valiant 110thiltaltra s, member 4jlo - . I * dUltiienY dis tr ic t, gave the 4 :ll44o;yeauterlremendous - blows. After iitraittor rialliOnd , ' ntrservatlons as to r I g 4:4 3 , 111 1,4, - r iO*;: was a Government .. -fAlFi#:it: I:01,4 4 811 alitlY dem:MP:I t - I, r. eed'kjuirgrOANTevand his ,followers, and •tdecihtted them te tift'uettutted by a spirit, .'4l4l'N'aiJiiitk ; liisintiorn and hell de i 11l g.r. This Uhl, :046Pal touch, ought Aetyttainly in insure ..oxen a renomina fOrldi difitilet. 'But "the dell] is'Mr. T. 1 .,.t#:14i 24 1,. : 7 , l lil'Oper; place; be makes a 0..,4 - #'4.bolition„ member of Con gressi-butjust now he Aught to be at the -head-of some' victorious Won, prepttra 4--iting the _finishing touches to ..the rebe l 'nn. More than two years ago thullusupt.7 delighti,urt citizens With the profundity of US - Military genius; and iit A d i gl.y.e,s_ylipit ,14 1 4,•,given- . him the Codtuutruit of giving it to Mc ---,9 illiß#, *VS and. his upstart Con - ;Voternc, sr; would now be among the things that were.' :As it is the member from -, titel,tvia - :-. district must, like several , 04.4; yaunit fellows of his party, show hie detestation ,of the Southern traitors bylmer'ely making mouths at them. This ' is all liter opponents desire, in order to show one's loyalty. Bunccireb speeches, ,plito resolutions, and calling the traitors . _ 4 Wit. names,. constitute the loyalty of outloyalfirmon, Leaguers. d<- k V ~. ~',~. F ,.,- ~.: _. Afters Mr. Wm.mani concluded his 40edElg v.. ivhich is arm (Mimed 'as having • ,00; ttced "a profound' impression." Hon DAvraort took the floor and gave thef , itemry; Iliough dexterous -member from : igifrict a searching castiga tiOn.' the i qe ar L e Y e,et . Ads observations jte =marked that ' 'tufty hid acted with a mag :nadimlty kif plispose (never equalled by any Pther organisation. , ..They, endeavored to avert trvi - Way, thegveatest of all national calami ties, aM opposed the fanatical movement of -toil • tbs.:, Abolitionists • and Senendonists; but Iteatiuttes broke out the Democrats ly gave their blood and treasure in defame OULU country. He maintained the Democratic litittirwas_the•friend.of the sebiteia, and ststinied. with .united effort " - iT t Yl it l3S Ifueirtheiriihuod as he (Dsii -ipioliosiginutrertili:crascaour'en' peen voteitourof prda or defeated by the gen- Alemait• aftionitaissay) andlis friends. To this statement of facts Gen. Moos .H4l'!lid not reply, but as is usual with Met he indulged in a little buncomb . lle saitt , that, "It was true that he and filif &Wavle were fort:herb% politically eiwweted, but since they had parted company, he was sorry to say his ca lling* whiler , our political fabric was 11P 6th g:•: 111 ., !P u t I +4_ l l inisociates among Ew4neraen„,iiho are now active in iliflellion : Be knew that his colleague VOtti-sidittl , hearted man and bad hope of cci, l e 041.1apiicipild s opt to burn, 'yilraterertiay teturn." 'O DAwsox and labor together, for .the slirtatxon of - figan less to the • Presiden- WMtlid while the fottierawliys carried fligVoFiftr,fietft.o',4o9lo4l statesman, nt pp ' nevei,fivtniof him a 4 dele- Welt= this... Get:LA.OAm - was popular herk btit `lfoO~it advOcaty of his . 40t? iiiiiotitpn hint. ' "' " Alts'Avdrllttst, has ever been dertslatetti inltiszpolitical career, we do nisi !Searle:Arm-Gib: Itlbottnnan can apply t 4 9 - I,...4fik,%3Pli,:ns'oilisiat lie has quoted *o* after,liv:ing, iethe Democratic !Until he_hid,groten gray, sneaked 9itt=tk •Zuow-ilothingism, and from that twAlkllltionimii, the General might on ppi And r eMpbasis have quo .l2(l3,lllrgiesti toe?. lesesseemsesineissm, ~. ~. ~. ~ - r9,' CREASE' or MAE TARIFF. . 1 aftertive'initintits of legislat , ii.gard to negreeti aiid slavery Nitios'on. F'si.day last compelled, .by the neceinuties of the Treasury, to devote 11%'thi ieß to , - legiktste legislation. M , PftWig A P ,500eaBing the Ftres- Att A tiriatjftsver cell., the law to con. tinuei fur sixty :dais. Five months of theteOle's time liquitideret) in entopiai of emancipation and negro ejanAlt f mkil only live minutes devoted terahettictilitlnedesslttes of the country. Had Conete rlftfe• trieliths' dio COM) naing'ffdft o u it-TlTa.O could, months ago, have had a well me tared 02 discHtithiatiii&We'orduties. Ilaykateitpaldefed, pitor4ime, sense leetlebtittl lifoodt ice have the silly, , bilLalhided rzte4.which , will add to, intketp t -tjf RAsylirtg.,pie people's bur den. The New York World thus expos sea thir'ipiiiiiittfejeffcirt at *slit:ion: It has been evident, 4rver state oonicrote met report of t, Secret:Or of the Treasury 14'4 ' t4 ,sies e ed-41tat filitseasibn.eMt . bt notekme K,.;,.... litili - 4 thlitt. „nit toprease of the tariff K. ' 1 - .without a very - mates what - might have been ex• Th a L e° f l4""lee '' " Mid ififogra in iiilitiliim. ' P ao 11; ' = tti dutiesi and foods hovel, been ' -Is ... U- .'- alViriftter" .. . 'The tide „..icourieg-roto - voe enntarr yitnflood in March. Or of fro.t....._til t f... 4.40,..„,.... of th; immediate de ..:',: derilar s'aP,!sAt..--5.-_-taieiii,kiiiiiiige of the ex ''., multi with frneir - so istio;tarit *htlik9l#9laturaily be sent out so t ., eats( - as wotni-44.1g0uit,..4,_4(t.pext after the e 0.044.1 ir 'frig t7W4 141 5 4 '., '..• Pr"tu ' ll tu n to emigre, ThiL .. . >,,' ''' ". '''' ' - five ul. "'I" f :--- . reehte:t ;',' ail , -':` t' ' ....5.... -' 4,III tIF I P °r 8 ° the sinutihi , are p reieViiVolajdir in, rea s .:,- --.mkkos 11901‘4,9Wdltri=11.= = . bilit#4-9111' ne on . - iii. at ighiliort - „aMoUnted to aebtfi ,tw enty-four ..:4-,l4lll , pkifisienidiug.td;•.thetr-ipeategvaina- " : ' :'l •' r' l il ii i'. 4 , . *kw-4.p: an 44,104. Amt.- z - ' , ''''fiSktOieithiPorked In anT., PreY, l o,g s Kt ;1.,.7,....t.i.,. "OtivingetistiOrltillrftb`-141TWX14.Nt 1..,. „1 1.--,,. ..:--44,..0.t.m- - ,-..-- - : ;2_l*, ‘. i 44...'-):1-e,'FaijAlj lirlit;Rf.:"Atigigall'AP, • • 1 M-F..`#:,77. 1 7:•-•: - --.1: ..., 41Wifilk "•" ' i i'.• - :, -..i:P4 1 .• ' ,.;1r','r,...,1 --*'" - 4:4:•111*4,04k0 , - ;f4. l t- - A ... ; ~; , ,•-'.,! ~'.. --.- ~„- . , ,, , rz - - -2-- ,: , ; 44 , T: iliairi -: ti ro ilti - - - 1 04 4 Illea t: ,6 '.Belied' with a xadden‘frikht and jerks up the duties fifty' .- . cent. The effect of such a measure, •:.,. . s late day, will simply be to tax-' , D'ill.9 a nion eenrich-. the foreign !..twn , 4= = , ~,,...„ „..3;.% , .; o f merchandise.h,Citilg , i have been hurried if+t , ii. , . , &Oil NO a Congress has bead;' -1. .. . i 'r;tingMil rise in the handa,... 4 th%owitersli4d the people be<l3Atiiiiierisikby ati diarzi. ons tax or millions, not a dollar of which goes into the treasury. It Congress had — mittlsand passed_a_reasoliable_tariff in • ecember or January, this tax on the community would have been paid to aupport thet-Alosternmenpland-•nor ? ..sw now, to enrich the importers. During the sixty days, the goods that arrive will be entered in bond, as-nobody will care '...0 pay the new duties when the rates may, at the end of sixty days, be less on the particular kind of merchandise he Imports. During those sixty, days very little gold will be wanted for the payment of duties, and it is possible that the expect ed effect of that circumstance on the price of, gold is One reason for the pas sage of this strange law. But 'if• less gold is wanted for duties more will be wanted for remittances, and gold, instead of being transferred from the banks into the sub-treasury, will be sent out of the country. The holders of imported goods will nowbe anxious to realize, and sales will result in the conversion of large amounts of currency into gold for re mittance to Europe. So that, in every point of view, the new law is a piece of consummate folly. Pittabtag Post. More Taxation We have been assured by the Aboli tion presses, and there can -be no better authority, that the people are/demand ing, with royal impatience r --" Why are we not more heavily taxed ?" This must-be true, of course, or the ." loyal" papers would not print it; but still, it seems passing strange. It reminds-us of those cheerful martyrs; the excellent rosined, pigs—of whom it is recorded, that being placed upon-the table with carving tools by their sides, each one kept crying—" Come eat me ! Come eat me!" We are also led to think of Gen. Bnooxs'S staff, who were said, by one who knew them well, to be " chafing for the field." We say nothing of ! devoted Hindoo widows, nor of self-flagellating monks. But Congress has passed more tax bills, snd " nine honest neighbors," like the general's staff, and the roasted pigs, and the widows, will all have their hearts' desire. Baum- Astounding Custom House Reve lations..4U proverb , that truth is stranger than fiction is exemplified, by the report we give elsewhere touching Certain disolosures made in - connection with the federal customs, department of this city. It will be seep Abet there is more rottenness and corruption in the custom-hopse service of. this city . 1,1 loyal citizen's . have The a, I tyarorsertrg In ty of no mime •11 - United States has been kept in Fort Lafayette - for four months be cause his testimony would serve to prove a eustom-house officer to be corrupt and dishonest. Second, that we have kept a person in prition whose only crime was that he was injuring the confederates by circulating bogus confederate notes and bonds in the Southern States. Third, That one of the officers of the custom-house, having the confidence of Ur. Barney and great influence with him, was on terms of the closest intima fy with rebel agents in this city, asaist mg them in their schemes, and finally, when the order was issued from Wash ington for their arrest, aiding them to escape from the country. Fburth, That a system is in vogue by which every person accused of corrup tion in the $p W York co j itona-house, and who has been'arrested, is releised from custody for Oar be may .implicate other of the apßointees of .4r.;Barney. That'while an Innocent 'citizen is kept irk .14 tuilitar4fort for months without Otevidence by which liecould . he lgally held, his accuser, a cuatom-housb "officer known and proved to be a rogue, is allowed the freedom of the city through the dirlet.Autervention of the Unitta States o We have no comments to-day to make upon these astolmding revelatioi3s but simply direct the reader's attention to the impartial report, given elsewhere, of these most ettraordinary doings. A Sweeping meet ing, of ladies was he at Indianapolis on Wednesday last at the wife of Govenor Morton presided. It bras hirge ly attended. 'Tlie . object waste promote enlistments in the three months corps. It was resolved that the young women should volunteer to serve foutmonths in any branch of business now filled by young men. The following form of agreement was adopted, for signatures among business men: "Wei • business men -of Indianapolis, whose names are hereto subscri bed, favor the movement of the ladies in volunteer ing to fur the places SinTerics and others who enter the he:mired days service ? and will employ ladies at "$l3-per month (and rations) shotild any ,of nor employ ees Volunteer, whose places can be filled by ladies. We will:Wontinue ike salaries of our clerks as heretofore, giving theiti full pay during their absence, less the *count paid to lady rofunteers.' We also agree to keep positions open forOni clerks, re-enlisting them on their refurif home." The following is a•paper to be presen 4ed sto the young men "We, whose names are . subscribed hereto, -promise that we willenlitit inlhe Union army, under the recent - cal/ for 4000 volunteers for one hundred days under the arrangement made witk our employers by the:ladies of Indianapidis.'? Almost onelundred and fifty ladies en rolled themselves as substitutes. Military Banintunent Meehan few days since we 'published on the authority of the Louisville, o r owrnal a stateinentthat Gemr:Thoraga r of the United States army, lad sent under guard from:Tennessee some two hundred mechanics for refusing to 'work for the Government. It gee= that ithey had contracted with the Government to r work for three months at $1 50 par days When the time expired, says the aniVal f . the, workmen "informed i f their Sariturkiet tendent that they intended trt-let their homes. Government dasitistitb teneW , the contric4 which=pratiatelikue was. declined. :They' were ordereduto report to: the:office - for pay: As somata each Faccomittvaircashed:le wag placed, under furreet, and without any andatiettini mat' to Priam. 'They ad-. dram* tr4:,.staitiatmitiatite tpu , General, TheiriakiMin an tludl he *eta of the case, and - houraidlertut, order weeireceived directing ithatitheyJ hexer lieved from prison,-ari d ituttizortil ofthn. O River under guards 1131609 netunied frobreibe amine:4- Wgsrpreferxed Against thern.net. a. ,;‘: • - 114PlanittaoligiteikfOrthipwt 1- s3-4;;;Oeta s•-aacT,lo3.l • ;• • tilf4;4l% . ,`'' a.l , tueuVu, ogyea-VO. iitiney-nine Votes Lost.—The4bl-. lowing . z , corn the letter-erA soldie*.r N' 11, 1: ' new tell you he our 4 ti :d to -home y to hey w - j itire 7, -rit week ago,_Thurs;- Atpo rffi , der camerW - litti er : 01V - 4tea, fdr certain -climate' Ilift'nk their : ks and fully AtiiiV , . .,ttiast as Kansas; r id would leta.Atign,r,,,iJ kWa cattf' 7, l 'al of excknient4tP , - Ohlnigjit t they were4e:dity,.: on araid, Said they were taken ilicleitt . once 'and "could not go," and one hid himseltinA hay-mow, and he was left behind. But all at once sope , one said trey were going 'home to vote. Then the sick were all well again. Whenfwd learned that none but Republicans were . We 2 linewih'ey wereFraerid'Onla vote. Ninety-nine froin our regimert started... They got only to Hatteras, when they titrritol round anitcatrafback: to Newbern. The sea waslod heaii for them to go. any furthe= They were gone six days, all the time on the water. Some were sea-sick, and had a pretty. hard time. Most of the soldiers had been home before " Paper Money hi —the Antegican Revolution.—Dr. James Thacher was a surgeon in the army of the Revolution, and in 1827 published .A 41.. journal or diarykeptil timlrontitto to:tlie close of 1783. It is a readable and inter esting volume. Hie' - 'reniarks, • Which we find under date of Sept., 1782,, con cerning the influence of the Government paper money of that day; have a terrible significance at the present time. We cop "The continental paper . money hav ing answered the great purpose of carry ing on the war hitherto, being deprecia ted to-a mere _shadow, has now _ceased to circulate by common consent of the people. It bad by its extraordinary de preciation become the bane of society, corrupting the morals. of the people - by exciting-arage for speculation among all classes. Burning the Constitutiou.—Says that reverend, shining light of Aboli tionism, Wendell Philipps: 'The Constitution of our fathers was a mistake, Tear it in pieces and make a better. Don't say the machine is out of order; it is in order, it does what its framers intended—protects slavery. Our aim, is disunion, breaking up the States. I have shotvn you that our work cannot be clone under our institutions." Again he said: "Iso act of ours do we regard with more conscientious approval or higher satisfaction, none do we submit more confidently to the tribunal of Heaven and the moral verdict of mankind, than when, several years ago, on• the 4th of July, in the presence of a great atisem lily, we committed to the flames the Constitution of the 'United States." SOITUCHMAN—On Sunday evening May (wt, Mr. GE.ORgE F. ScurcultaN, aged thirty years and ten months. The relatives and friends of the family. also Lodge 46 A. Y. M., and the Masonic fraternity in general, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at g Wel frrm hie late mildew:to, No. ceed to Ail ~-- The friends of the family are respectfully invi ted to attend the funeral on Wednesday morning at 10 °lc loek,fron, the residence of her son-tn-law, Bernard ht'Stsy, in Miltenberger's alley Letween Sixth and Seventh streets. BRIUSIIES AND 615iDS.-- A very large assortment of these articles just received Also, a line assortment of Tooth Brushes, Nall Brushes, Shaving Brushes and Flesh Brushes. PURE Llg IBS for medicinal purposes, of the finest quality, consisting of tine old Cognac Brandy, a splendid article of Rolland Gin, Port and Sherry Wines of the finest des cription. Those wishing these articles for medic nal purposes will consult their interests by ex amining my stock. Pare White Carbon Oil at 50 cents per gallon, Pure White Carton Oil at CO cents per gallon, Potash and Scala Ash, Potash and Soda Ash, • That for excellence cannot be excelled. At Joseph Fleming's Drug Store, At Joseph Fleming's Drug Store, Corner of the Diamond and Market street. my 2-21 lor LYON'S KA.THAIRON.—If. ATHA thin iistrom , lheff.reelr Word Rath ro," or "Kathairo," signiLytag_to cleanse, rejuvenate and restore. This article is what its name signi flees ....For preserving, restoring and beautifying bitinan hair lids the most reniarkable',Pre partition In the world. It is again owned and put up blt the original proprietor, and to now made with the same care, skill and attention which gifve -it a sale of over one million bottles per annum. Itis a most delightful Hair Dresaing. • It eradicates scurf and dandruff. It keeps the head cool and clean. makes-the hair rich, soft and glossy. It prevents theray hair from falling otr and turning . It restores , Uair upon-bald heads. Any lady of Genleman who values a beautiful head of hair should Use Lyon's Kathairon. It is known and used throughou t the civilized world. Sold by all rMipectible dealers. D_Eat AS S. BARNES a CU., New York, Iy.ILIIEESISTREET'S INIMITABLE MiLIR RESTORATIVE, NOT A DYE, but restores gray hair to its original color, by supplying the capillary • tubeb With natural 8115. tenanee, impaired by we or disease, All instdn , laneous dyes are composed of lunar causlif, des troying the vitality nod beanty of the hair, and afford of themselves no dressing. Helmetreet's Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to its natural oolor by any easy process, but gives the hair a Luxuriant Beauty,' Promotes ita growth,, prevents its falling off, eradicates dandruff; an imparts health and pleas antness -to the head. It has stood the test of time, being the original Hair Coloring, and is constantly increasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen and bulks. It is-sold by all respecta ble dealers, or can be prbeured by them of the commercial agents, D. 8, BARNES & 00., 202 Broadway, New York. Two sizes, 60c. and $l. 11 - 11° . ! , •L1A.GA31 , 01 -• Valais thendellebtftitn4 nary atttele everdiec ere&l. Wohaniifin burnt face ' =than , peztly, ititth t .of raviabing•beadty,finbarthig-the VSO youtltrand the disfingue appearance so inviting in the city belle of flishi. It - removes tan, freckles, pimples and rou g hness from the akin, leaving the complexion resh, transparent and smooth. It contains no material uijurlous to the skin. Patronized by Actresses and Opera -Sin gers. It is what every lady should have. Sold everywhere. Prepated by W. E. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y. .'Address aliordera to. -; • • • • .- • DEMAS S. Ha~rrrsnaa., `s New. York. , - DiSmoak s C0.A.N.61, L I N MENT.—The parties in _St... l .l4li_ili.- 4 0 1 4 I. who have, beenfpoiluterfellitli .E.fidmentAindei-p*fterieb ofprop e yM71 ... m7e been thoroughly eatoped by the Court& To guard against the lurther impealtiOn, I have procured from the-1444A B jates Treasury,. a pri vete %teal-Otte 'revenue stamp, which is planed Wet dhe to y , Ofteaelk:APtittle. -,Each stamp tApote-tiwik - Of Wvalum amileithoulmfileh thyar, tidal, •te.Pf 4nproleiti B luldworth , Lees Lmitation.;L: . truant imuviloqe.ll - II WM foul grOstiqgigLiskar- for many years. The& hardly existaa.,-.lheaulet an - the habitable globe that .40.exatot contain eft -4€1040.0t. ktp,srshAderini , etreatik at , #. the:best . em010..0 in the world. With its present proved te, WIC- effect! upph man and sessysis, tessatibbb.; -am* , bitattatt ea, ed,lnues4saveltssitudgetabna,* •stiefoljandutotddilisissnagettPtikra. waftelli , slawbouWthttlibittlogrittvelltom MeV :sifted beesitk.strabsetaksrseirrasA4t brarlitstter. s ii.X . 4l3ol l ) thst shbold ulkbe .I)epormc Etudityv Bon by "mu dokmo. t D. S. 8.4-11NES New V&A \ i'lp fic, se— . . c" .. " - - 'lbulAtOW . , " L .: omens ; vomu i iiM - r t i r oul6 74o o4, e,6%•ftA the. e zci: a_ . . ml -ionellMkttitttli#Vaign 'avnyltastjtcrsoune. -heath tr.t „.'-"PC 0 47 A Ai the' *l4O V( this 4 129.11__e'eanntteft ' ' tiEf r PilliorOtntufelttrote te--erfar*Pkikit4MOlet him write to me, '''''' '''ldZi40 4 / 0 94 11 10 1 te amount, am:PT *iiihientl ' - ..fltihrenkAriuttr.'.4indrii :**lll -I toileert,eyeetithatestotttendfieceneetheyi ',..A*Ait "totrnakitas muck:lo:4os Uherlisttelis li - e 1/61 *F 411 . 411 4*44**4:..,gWY0* :pat— ~.. •z,.:: ..,'" ' - ' xiirLiive , lixe., . _ nr•TO RlCerroan THE SICK TO HEALTH—The blood must be purified and all medicines are useless which do not pot. the guality,cflatimulating the blood to dis chaige its in into,,,the bowels., BRAND. Pft.4l pbfisess this finality in n high de; gine, and nhohld be in--every family. °They are eniuddy wiefnUot childreh, and adilltaiodairied en to bOth ses, - and'are as innocent' is brad, yet most a a m_e-siteiner The 'Ron. ..facob -Re vs Spritnille, is u fies to Dr. underdaten th, , - •.` : 'Mays heed your Ininluable Vegetable Uni versal'ille ih mylainilynbaci, 18M ;'they have always cured even Wiren,otherinedicines were of no van. 11 t ifien the means of my neigh ,bore b Werth 'and I am satisfied limey hive receivedn thousand/ler cent. in blessed health throfietheir die. They are used in this region for Mona rind Liier, pl eases, Fever and Ague, and in 'ell.rheumatid Cases with the most perfed success. In fact they are the great relis.nce in Blanes, and I trust your Venerable life may belon,g spared to prepare so eicellent medicine for the bee of man. • Please send ine_your lowest price by the gross." Sold by Tifold4s REDPATR, Pittsburgh, and by a ll respeetable dealers in medicines. mMf4yfitswe • larm p ruc. coarrussioNt - AND .DX AN Pub- Hsiad for the benefit, ° - an E d as a 1 0 7 AUT ID PZ. TO YOUNG MEN and others, who stiffer froni Nervous DeMlity,. Premature peaty of 'Man hood, &a supplying. st.thasania tone Toe Karats .) ,er'Stm ;bras. By one Mho , htis cured himself after undergoing considerable quackery. By inelosing a postraPi addressed envelope, single copies may be had of theuuthor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, esq. febs-3mdetw Bedford, Kings 00, N. Y. - - J. Y. 001 iNWRI-To S MOTEL seas agroostAnivo„Li. or. mum, • . CARRIAGE MANITFACTIIRM, Silver and Brass Platers, And mantileatineie . Of Saddlery & Carriage. Hardware, No. T St. Clair 'treat, a#id Duquesne Way, (near the Bridged JaMtd firrsmion. Ve'DENTISTRY.—TEETII EX tracted without pain by the use of Dr. Oudry'a apparatus. J. F. HOFFIVIA1 4 i, All work warranted ' 134 Stalthtleld Street; PITTSBURGH STRICTLY PUNE ARTICLES AT LOW PRICES. PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE, TORRENCE & McGARR, A'POTTIMCATITF:fai, Corner Fourth cud Market streets, PITTSBURGH, Drugs, Drugs, Medicines Paints, Paints, Spices, Spices, Cream Tartar, Engtill ffitistsrd, french. English and American Perfumery and Toilet Articles, Breath:es, Trusisea, Patent Medi cines and all Druggfirtii articles. Strictly pure articles at low prices. aid - Physicians Prescription; accurately cam pounded at all hours. Pure Wines and Liquors tor makholnal use on j uB-tyd . • _ DR.TOBIAB' VENETIAN HORSE pint bottles at nits cents, cures Ifimeueaa, cuts, galls, colic, &e. Read the following Barron, July 7th, 1863. Dr. Tobias --We have need for the past year your Horse Liniment for lameness, kicks, cuts, bruises and colic, and in every instance found it the beet article I ever tried in thitrcircus compa ny. Please send me cis doten, as It Is nq. only liniment we use now. We have 108 horses, some very valuable, and we do nut want to leave town without It. HYATT FROST, Manager an A inburgh a. Co.'s Menagerie. Sold hy THOS. REIWATH, Pittsburgh, and all respectable Druggists. Office, .oortlandt street, hew York. ruhl7-ly &ewe iL ... tr-A NEW THING UNDER THE NUN ! In its effect—instantaneous. In its coloring power —rnalehlese, In all its ingkethente—vegeratile. In its operation—nature!. In its beautifying results - enduring. In Its tendency —presery at 1 v e. In Its popularity—unequalled. e 'LIST ADORO'S HAIR DYE, le pronounced both by the World of Science and the world of Fashion, the finest preparation ever invented by art to rectit y the shot t comings of Nature. Manufactured by .1. (11LISTADORO, No. 8 Astor House, New York. Sold by all Drug gists. Applied by MI Hair Dressers. nihl7-Iydrtwe ligr•A FACT. • • Is it a Dye. *** In the year 1865 Mathews first prepared the VENETIAN HAIR DYE; slime that, time it has been uiliy thousands , aad in no instance has it failed to re entire satisfaction. The VENE TIA N DYE Is the cheapest in the world. Its price la only Fifty cents, and each bottle contains double the quantity of dye in those usually sold foriSi. The VENETLVMDTE iitararranted not to in jure the hair or scalp in the slightest degree. The VENETIAN DYE works with rapidity and certainty, the hair requiring ho preparation whatever. The VENETIAN DYE p2oduoes any shade that may be desired—oanethat will not lade,eroek or wag) out—one that Is as permtukent as the hair Itself. For sale by all druggists.'"E'riee 60 cents. A. 1. PJ.ATIIEWS. General Agent, 12 Gold rt. N. Y. AlBOD:LaLltlfEtalller ALATHEWS' AIIBIC A Kern C+Loss, the best hair dressing In use. Price 28 cents. Janl6-lyd ITENETIAN HAIR DYE, VENETIAN V' LINIMENT and CUUSTADORO'S HAIR DYE, sold at JOS. FLEMING'S DRUG STORE, - Cor. of tho Diamond and Market at. • MYERS,SCHOYER & CO., STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND Blank Book Manufacturers, POST BUILIMOS. All Orders Promptly Attended to. apl6 CountrY Atesidenee for Sale. A . 43MOD HOUSE ON A FOUR ACRE lot planted. with choice Irult trees and ahrubbery, in good variety, Within x of a mile of the Wood's Run Station, on Allegheny and Blanchester and Pittshurgh, Fort Wayne and Ohlago4lailway Ocerrfartiria -arida-I:here -IA macadamised road Mid ralatik, foot Walk. Will bieod Or FA haligirlOr City ,ProPertY. 4. • prokerandlommulasitgititt • - vbaraurtN.rinrdt. 111 : ,4113 , Izas, ).:`-t./.4t-i-7,24:- • * - 4-' „„w, 3A • • 87 Wood #P9 ADVERTISMN'Et 4 4 P.T4 w-, c: c: l 4 Z !4' W. 4 - Z . 0 73 ,- .2 z 7 12. 6.; 5 1:10 ommat weal E ." . "I AID AND CO-OPERATION OF the patriotic people of Western Pennsyl vania and Eastern Ohio, is hereby requested, in waking ,the above department of the coming Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair equally a credit and a success. Numerous relics and trophies of the prement war, of the Mexican war, war of 18t1, Indian and Revolutionary war, curiosities con nected with the early settlement of our region, or with events and men prominent in our histo ry, curiosities of every desoription are stored away in private receptacles, and may if brought together, render the"OLD DUBIOSITY &BOP" not the least of the attractions of the Fair. The committee. therefore ask that all who are willing to help al.mg the good cause, would Bend in such articles of the above description as they may have, or can procure from others, or ; notify the committee wh, re they can he found. Articles donated will tie disposed of as thedonom may durct, or under the direction of the Lae:nova Committee. But articles merely placed on ex hibition. recinpled for by any member of the committee, !rill be ,re fuggy preserved and return ed. A letter should accompany each article, giving its orign, histor), etc—and if donated, its vainer Give everything you can and lend us the rest. rt e beh n If of the Corritaill ce, micals, Dyes, Dyes, Oils, Oils, Soda, Soda, JOS. S. MORRISON, Chairman. H Cli 111 , T Y, Secretary . All a rtt.-les either donated, or left for exhibi tion, Call be left with, or addressed to either of the following members of tint committee W. D SPOOWAN, aft Water et, Pittsburgh. HON. JAS. VEECH, corner 4th and Urant streets. It& JOHN DICKSON, corner Penp and Hand streets. fiIDbLE, Post - office, Allegheny. D. LEFT SHFELDS, Sewic k ley wille. my3-td PEI{ E'S AFRICA.—JOURNAL OF the Inecovery of the . Source Of the Nile. By John Running r•peice, Captain H. lit Indian Army, Fellow and gold Medalist id the Royal , leographical society, Hon. Corr. Member and iolu Medaliat. oi the French Creographleal So eiety, icc. WM Maps and Portralta, and nu merous Illio.trations, chiefly from drawings by ()apt Grant. Bvo. cloth, uniform with Livings tone, Barth, Burton, tic. Price ll;i1,80. One of the most interesting hooks of travel ever composed.—London Retqcw. It is 3 monument of vessel stance, courage and to ullPer IsPiaPed Under difficulties which have peUnc lu rnalos even been.equalled.--London Times. mstffinalffil.the most novel atid Valuable book of travel that . has been given us these many years. • • • I , rom the moment of starting /. /apt. Speke's Journal presents a tale of strange, startling And unbroken interest to its close.— „Vonconform For sale by li . MINER, my/4-lt 71 and 73 Filth at. Faith Gartney's Girlhood Increases in favor with every edittOn published. ifiLERGYALEN Of EVERY DE.NOIII - ination ate enthusiastic over it,.finding it Just what is wan.J to put into the hands of eveilryOung girl -yearning "to know and to do her duty In that-state of life to which It shall I lease Uod to call her." Let every Sun 4 Sehool Library add it to their list, aiid every parent see that their daughters read it. It will ennoble, purify awl cheer their whole future life. Price $1,60. For enle by DANGERFIELD'S REST y Or, Before.thesStorm. A NOVEL OF AMEILIOAN. LIFE AND MANNERS.: ,-• This is a most interesting story, and gives a. most powerfUl sketch of American -ne - and Manners previous to the Great Rebellion. It is the production of a polishect and experienced pen, qualified by much travel, experience and literary practice in other walks 01 literature to attempt an elaborate story of:American Life, Politics, Letters and Factions; whose clashing led to the "Great Rebellion." This 'work, we believe, will prove the most brilliant Novel of the year. 1 vol., large 12m0., cloth, price For sale by „HENRY mug E, my 3-11. 71 and 73 Fiftlret , . ----- ruwo NEW EDITIONS OF ) 11111. 11. LIFE AND LETTERS or WM. H. 1- "XLEJSC..`O2"I", By Gee. Ticknor. • This admirable biography has been received with the warmest encomiums, both at home and abroad. 10 answer to the general demand, the publishers now produce it in two cheaper edi tions. The POPULAR. EDITION forms a hand some 12mo volume, and Is issued at a price fall ing within the means of all readers. The LI BRARY EDITION is in octavo iOllll, and is finish ed to match exactly with library editions of Prescott's works. _Both of these new editions include the entire contents .of the wiloio, and also, t-be portrait (lime*. - Price, Library }:ldition, $3; Popiklar Edition, $2. "For sale by XINER, my3-1t • - 71 and T3' Fifth et. - 1 - 1 1 / 3 80,4NT10N OF PARMAPEGROUR. .ILF partaeisalp kiiiratiftrore ezigno.Ll* tsteetillie undetaigued pf VARSON &A. 3 - DEALERS, Marred this day, Rta 440864. . CASSON-lc .. my34td • gmONFAUTTEBN OP Tax mu pins isreetin of all the Olutirmtik held - at LAFB 88 ir - Vosity EVEN/N0 .4 - 6th 'to*, Atni,Mdka;ter fepofti progress. :strength; in 'the cilr and also the members of the different 'cilnand citi zen eat s generally- arc corilielly lff - VUOtr be Wei , 1* • " - sm - ARVIN'S BOSTON .oltikelltlaND IVA , 21.41,KE1LX.4 , .. -7 3:Z4 i •t= -:"..33:16Aa1f013 ff !k.iw.lo.oo - ,8.t1./ Wuci3 and Mark*. viarirrt rs is °o ° t; ~...0, , , : „..,i : i. O i ty - W1i 1 14....0.• • ;1211;1:I.. ~. .4 is' O'''' ' - ''' . • 40 ge°2 E1,. : ,' P i 4 -.-__ -11.ir...... 04 0 „... , c o .,e „n,, 0% px,b... ... _o*. .a' 20, ~..-., v ta ig _G. • • ;;:c. - 4- ...-e4 I r! ' ,' GII:M1 "AP- -• sir . I, g • 4 '6l 1 . . 1 g ~, 1: ' El 'ti. 1. 1 " ` 11 ST, . 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HENRY MINER, 71 and 73 Fifth st g, Isl •air, BoNT - Ds. . • . , 11r 111Z E 0 * 11 0,f , ),; . -. 4fl ia ISSUED U -der o of March Bth, Oil , I 11 C h Pito tha .lieu of E 0 much of the • roan aut by t of March Bd, 1803, to hich this is Ilupp A '',4 tart', the Secretary of " eTreartuiVii,,i , llTaiized to borrow from time tq time, on the credit of the United States, net: eideeding TWO HUNDRED MILLION DOI,' Lilts citiiitigire current riti A4raAde-t re- : . pare and Jaime therefor Coupon and Registered /kinds of the United States ; and all Bonds ia . Ihli 6 t Mall b6VAIN-60 - TAXATION any State or muniaip tikautrißW.7l, toritAlt'Aii4are' received rillinkSVStates cotes or notes tional Banks. They are to . #_E,,lsl,Viiipi ) IN COIN, at the pleasure of` ilisr*iriii:ool,l, period not legs than ten nor more than forty rfsgri/ritua their date, and until their redempticte CENT. INTEREBT L 138 PAID IN oorN, on pond& oinot, :t. , on airottaii t Honda semi-mmually. — . . . Theliritereet le payshie on theitlesi days of Illaretiend September in meal .yeas.; The lead annual ooupons are payable tit thoie diitea, and the annual Coupons on the 40 and lab dollar Bonds ge payable on the first of Marsh. Sobscrittbers sdher Registered or Coupoiiionds, aathey mai / prefet. Reglatee4 Bombetits> recor4ll:onthe tiCioks .sai the ti. , Treasurer, and can be - transferred onlylin the ownqr4iordei. Coupon Bonds are payable to bears r,AulAin more convenient for oommervia.l . Registered Bonds will be istrded ofifre d ;nations if Fifty Dollars,- (.4500.1ine IlUisdrel Dolhims, 1100,) Five; Hundred Dollars, ($500,) Oae Thrinland Dollars, (sl,ooo,)_Five Thousand Dollars, (45,000,) and Ten Thousand Dollars, ak t, (410,0000 4 Coupon Bonds of the detiotallis tiona of Fit Dollars, ($4OO One Hundred Doi lais, (0000 ve Hundred - Dollars, (4600,) and One ThouaandDollara, (en,aoo.) subscribes to thu loan will have the option of hailoigth(li Bonds draw httel•Mittiom March lit, by t paying accruedlll4crect . in ) 4 0 4irer Untied 'Stat(st, notes, or the notes of National Banks, addle i fifty Per cenk for rire:¢o.l?%) * or receive them drawfnOnttirest .frotirthe dahil'iof subscription st . pil deposit. . - As these Bends are exempt from municipal or Statetazatio.4 their value is itterti#l,49M-One to three per Mat. per annuin, accOrgncto the tatacif tax varioimparin of tho country. At the presett rate of prehithini* ' kidd they pay over eight der cent. Interest 111 Mthency, and are of equal conii*ence as a persdandit or tem porary. inverttittit.- It la believed Wit no securities offer 40 tu:st Inducements to tenders as tte_vailitothd,modiP tione of U. S. Bejaia eis s other fomilia*in debtedness, the faith or ability of piles& 'par ties or stock companies oreseParato communities only is / 31 e)* (1 1 0 04ilattitiv i fiirp del4s , of the United States. the 'whole propetty of the country is holde.n _titidatcure the paymeut Otlioth principal and interest in coin. These Bonds 104 ilipmcbscribell for inlumetrom *3O up to any maiM4ride, on the same terms, and are thus made edually available to the small est lender and thilargeat capitalist. They can be converted into money at any moment, and the holder will hays the benefit of the ititeiest. The fact that all duties orkiluppr r ts are payable is specie furnishes a fund for like payment of interest on all Government Bends' largely in ex cess of the wauts of the treasury for.-thie Pus Upon the receipt of subscriptions a eartilleate of deposit therefor, in duplicate, will be tanned, the original of whitrlt will tie ferinrdia,t,i the subscritun• to the Secretary* of the Treasury, at Washington, with a letter stating the_ kind) reg istered urcoupon) and the denomination of bonds required. Upon the receipt of the original certificates at the Treasury Depart reset,. the bonds subscribed for will be transmitted to the subscribers -rem- pea fully Subscriptions will be iecatv;ed by the Treiiiint, er of the United Stain at WastdilgTon, and •Hie ssigtant Trensuorre at New York,. o,2"Zii adelplila and by the FIRST HATHMAL• K OF PITTSBURGH, Pk:m:llRD NATB:: BANK OPlTTSEttilb**A.and iatioti al Hanka which: are deprfstrariea of pplietnen cy. All respectable bantdrand bankere through out the country sidliftuturtherinicSOriisTlOn on application, and aircardn'irery 'Tactility to auk 'd6Rtio -; scribers. • STATEMENT OF THE .CONITITION OF THE BANEOF PITTSBURDIL PaMAY NORNixo, 183.• , - Loans, Bills, Diaeounte D. S. Oer- --- tincates of Indebtednees4, $104200 U.,S. Bonds 6 and 73-10 per 8000001* Heal Estate and around .- .4 6 0 55219 Stocks and Due by other Bank = •=4,M , 68 Bank Notes, Checks and Triaa.Notes 900,02 00 Specie 202,021'1H Total - 33,0r24 02080 4 LIADILITIES. . Capital Stock $1 14400 00 Profits And Earnings *4/545 Unpaid Dividends and Suspense - • .• ' Ace't Due to tither Banks ' ' '4 669 04 Circulation ' - _'69010) Deposits OM> Total. • 4132 x 92()-- 6 ~.? _ s____. The above statement is correct,', beat o my knowledge and belief- JOHN HARPER,- ?Adder,' Sworn to and subscribed thistd dayl`cifld#, 1 884 be , fore me, S. S my 2 Not4n, . STATIOdENT OF CITIZE4/8 7r TUNIC P 1 Ifty 2, 1884. Loans and Discounts 6819.087 '2ll Coin 769,701 49 Notes and Checks of othe.r"lisadni.. ::121,016 00 Tender Notes • SOOll-00 - - U. , . SeeUriflEs • - Due from flank and Bankers. Capital Stock ~ ,600,00000 Circulation -923;178.0Q Depositors 487,093:99 Due to Banks and Bankers...—. .....37,146.15 The above statement Jo correct to the. hest-of my knowledge and belief, Li; G. T. VAN DOILEI%-eashter... t ermed before the this 24 day Lof ralay, mya '-• Notarjr-Putdio. STATEMENT bE THE Amiarkitizeirtr- BANG. ._ ..__ .. ~ PITVIBURGR,AW .. 18*, Capital Stock ti . , ~. up .. Loans and Discouxits - ' , 1, ~_9.07 54 Due by other . Banks, , . - OM Al 6 Notes 80 Checks of 'Other Banks..-,, A •.., 82 specie 13 31 ~!' 16 U. S. Securities and'rneasury Note; AO ,Z .." Circulation Due to other Banks. Due to Depositors.. The abo4 statement is correct eccording to the best of my knowledge and belief. -. &NC l :ashler. Sworn Swo unto, /igtictitimi my 3 S. 8 j Public. A Y. M. NOTICE —THE EMBER , A• of Lodge 45, Ail Y.-M. are re ueafed 'to me,t stifle Mall, Fifth street, this TIJESBLY at o'clock pi., to attelarrafol9 hrc4onlitliamirgirFdietin M terdgU,a - Whirs vited to attend. mys4t WAI. ILIMILTON, W AL :=L:L a 407, , ; O to aigor :r X 3. D33,84t tivNixvy. .4 Dtouumt. gur g imultii yam% ,44 4,114 11411 " 41 4 ME 3 ate . cornarblorkat and '; - " - 'NAY' . . . SBTL9B~N'F~. `IIOP -- • KIRTS, Z,l NEW STYLES; r autkrecAt red ay. . LLANIPS, 66 _MTH STREET. • my 3 D ELIOATE DISEASES. Tor. BROWN offers his services to either SeX afflicted with diseases of a delicate nature. Rohl a long experienco, (over A. quarter of a century) he can - 'safely be permitted to say that finis en abled to master any cases ;that medical skin can overcome. Ins peculiar speciality is :Venetia' Diseases, asd,apcb trouble brought:olo4 Bß indulgence and excess. Office' . and Private lifiecisjqc!WitiO4tlitield street- -3 ' PaYa4t rwwwoasTEß esk 401tN0.11:1110 , 1131r. Jeremiah and' Catherine Sullivan, would be glad to obtain any information of Mundial; pouts of either or all of the above named per none,_,They -are from Garrott, County Carry, Irelana,, Address mg./at COAL LANDS, • ' • . COAL ' , BIGHTS," . HOUSES & LOTS, PARMEI, -, &04 _ _ _ FOIL SALE, at low figures. J. H. OASIDAY, ..Real Estate }hooker, Rour,thatreet., „i 12 4.1 . .3 • • . ~,, 00 05 1 ; 0 0 0 4 ota ,-,Z 1 OD al ci , -0 -Z Z 0 ... V C' 4 A 0 .4 Nte , . a] vi • .9,:4.°p 4, n F.: 1”, otl 4 ' , l , v ; ' " 0 N . r r l' F 4 °' a %-• -4 tt ,1 - g r. 4.2 eO4l 4 ~r 2 Ps ' c i t RIAN•4OO 9, -, Cl 2 '....1 P 01 0 a i a 0, ....4 R., R., R., F.( c u 4.4 ~., ~; . - 000 0 0 0 0 '-' 0q , , lof . e. zz w- 4 z,.z.-, zz ~., 0-0 0 00 0 . 0- oit• 4 .4 '4 . j 4 1 `.3 .i. u A 1-I i s - G7P4G444 4. 4_41 4 4 4 )\ 3a r.: 4 - P ?-i 4 4 44 0 a 4 a a 4 a a a ...1 ° 6; .1 .3 6 6 --x4 6 6 0 • P- D. .t ~, ,14. C I ,Q , '4 . ' 'lZ' C - 4 . F 4 '' cx :4 ‘4 A --' •si tl 1 14 !I - la-4 - 7 - -,: - . - -; 0 gg A gg o ...g ,1 g A 1 t., .t... P . -: L.' .t. K 0 40 0 5: :E: 5: 5: 5.', 5: ';;., i . Tibtrun i 4is.n.rvAi!. OF NEW SPRING. „ - A SUMMER GOODS. HUGT_TS & HACK E, 99r, Iph Euid Market : at, : Are.notv openturamplendid stock of CLOAKS,- SHAWLI3 AND DRESS GOODS f OF NEWEST STYLES, • French Mali& iliifip Mai* _ D • "'• • E A. ][...4 co Et .4%. I s -5;,.:.:y • And a full - Roo of L. - - • . DOMESTIC GOODS' ALWAYS ON RAM?, ap29 • ••• • - New -81114 48,721 GARDNER - i,,SCHOITOkqii mAiLim srrUtt/ 99 A 71 ,'T 110_ 7 4- 6 AS4M ( MX#P - SAMMARTIVArkag AL. —All pampa, zoclifies, mid (Alternating' n b i PLAGS;ororidipristi thew tbstaam,4 ITARY FAD?. for ,rt of deco iallie, various tiultiltia. , - ' - niaisiesira :Toe& made with Air. .rolia..W.,..Elstock, la ' Wel l says to receive h them . ' 'Rif Will ' give a; = per:reedirt 8" mark a 0 thatethay MIL= a s d, if &sired, - or if the po;l440 la - ' thabaneflt, arias 'Welg_ . ... . t the' will ll'sl Ca " El64' -. osib7s - doncP. -- •' -', ',.-- ' ':44tilt**lllile that thaElaga . selltiai,uao , 'ai ilosalble," - so that ' Clio_ _ _ --- . t , it" litia77,be diaanaltik= y,gigl°:' I , , t,AAMSDIES: -,.1 i ~ fit: . - 1. : ap29.2w Chai r manth,rounittooon 3-`.. —.`'..-. galltrrotlPWOlSENtalen Ur ALAI e_lteeetitcoPthit-* the 0./.11 RAILWAY blahhkett.theriede' i iiita 9401644e' 'A '; ..y.~k~4( si .;~.r`a.~?`. ..,697( A -4,k, V; ':= AZa. 1400 4103mrev ccßliviA 4 1 C -0 'll MARY 'SULLIVAN', oare of Win. Taylor, box era. OA_ WUblba Dress Ms, Cloaks And Sfii‘O Depidedly Cheap,. 9`2 11,1 rot " ;OA,
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