Th Befaveilitui:
14VITLin.liensanynNurimi:eiros.
Seaver, raussi., Illardl,l7, UAL
. • /dl CIONTINOIR
115 -
Siinnauti. bitOof pacrw fell In thle
median of country on Sunday night,
g.„
Tux New Yorki;glek ont o
on
iOthinst., en4oreed the Ten
ure oeoflled art,' and; commended:
General Grunt.
•
181 x: tompaYdee of the 11. Sixth
Infantry, lately ' on
ditty in we now ea
route ftw Feet Arbuckle.
Saute 11.1 Young, the murderer,
made a bogus ocetheldon on Toady
laA and hung hhnseit on Wednesday
in the Jell at, IndleeePlUL ' •
IT id stated that thelezdoi Or Mar
tin, a defaulting bank awl* ,Box,-
ton, was returned to Washington city ,
without having been served. The
ease will, most ilictVbe determined
in court.
BE
Tan
. Virciman's" Suffrage Conven
tion, at Springfield, Hue., cloned on
Wednesday evening last. The prin
cipal speakers were, C. C. Burleigli,
S. S. Foster, Lucy Stone and H. B.
13hIckwell. Petitions to Congress and
to the lliareachusetta Ronan of Rep
resontatives, were numerously signed
IT is asserted the delay of :Mai on
the Union Pacific Italiroeiti was csra
sinned not so , much by snores as by
the desire of the company to use all
available means to grade and lay
the track nocti Balt lake. The man
agement of the company is being se;
verely, but Justly criticised by the
-• AT St. Louis, in a liquor saloon, oti
Tuesday, Patsy Curtin and James
Haggerty got into a quarrel,. drew
knives and nit each other fearfolly.
Curtin'a windpipe was jowly cut In
two, and Haggertyreceived two'cuds
In the'head, oneof theni severing the
temporal artery. Curtin's condition ,
is
. state
that a ..zed the
stage betweenLa Paz art . d Wicket~
burg, February - t/th, and. wounded
the driver and one passenger. The
three of the passengers were saved by
the horses taking fright and running
away. Just before attacking the stage
the same band of Indlan.s broke into
the powder magazine at William's
Fork, and carried off twelve kegs of .
powder. • • • .
Orc Friday after:oon last, at l some q
- men were (sitting a read throUgh a
snowdrift neer Peacham corneis; Vt.,
they came upon- the frozen body of
Mrs. Emmoris, aged sixty years, her
daughter and her grandson. The old
lady had fallen. overcome with the
clad and snow, ball a. mile from a
farm house, through the window of
which the light of a lamp was shining
all the night, while the daughter . had
approached a llttle nearer, and the
boy was within two rods of the win
dow. He. had evidently dragged
himself some distance on his hands
and knees. •
T UT. Democratic members of. the
Indiana Walnture having resigned
(leaving that without a quo
rum) for the tairpose of preventing
the ratification of the Suffrage
Amendment, triiivernor Baker has
. issued a. proclamation for a epeeist
election in the Senatorial and Repre
sentative districts where vaarinries
have °m a rred, to be held on Zki,inst.
A special session will 'be held early
in April, when it is to be hoped' the
game of the revolutionary Democra
cy will be beaten by the adoption of
the amendment, in spite of all the
ellorts and agencies which the eon-,
spirators may have in their power
to wield against it.
TilE trial of young. Grant, at Rich
mond, Virginia, lase week, for the
murder of H. Ries Pollard, resulted
111 his acquittal. Pollard, it will be
remembered, was , the conductor of
one of the Richmond newspapers, and
hi one of its bisues had made some in
vidious remarks about Grant's sister.
Grant afterwards stationed himself In
• a building opposite to Pollard's once.
and while that gentleman was in the
act of, going into it fired 'upon. and
killed bim 'almost instantly. - 'The
Jury that tried the cause was Mit but
a short time, and rendered a ..v*itct
of "not guilty." Killing editors, in
Richmond does not, from this verdict,
appear to be talked upon as a very
grave oileuce '
C•agreudeoal Cisaftw.
The Republican Senators held a
caucus on Wednesday afternoon last;
to decide upon what - business they
would legislate upon this Spring.
sub-committee having reported for
its restriction, i3outhern Senators In
stated that their section of cottntrr
should not be ignored in the matter
of legislation. Among' other rpat
-tors requiring immediate' attention,
were the' bills Introduced by Mr.
Sumner to prevent the intimidation
of voters, and the bill recently intro
duced by Mr. Abbott for the settle
ment of claims of loyal citizens.- It
is substantially the same bill as that
introdueediti him i5get......4
mentor a commission for that pur
pose. The Southern Senators urged
that Congrees should not only protect
loyal people, but encourage them in
the recovery of their former property..
The caucus agreed to consider the
fallowing measures at this session;
Bill to strengthen the Public credit,'
which failed to receive President
Johnson's signature; the .renrgani
sation of the navy; ; the Georgia ease,
involving the admission of Senators;
Tenure .of Office b 111;" the redistribu=
Um of national curreneY, giving/Mo e
000,000 to the South and !West ; the
relnatdiation of the Judiciary, pro
viding for'the apPolntment 'of addl . .
time] Areociateloitiem; the, bill !be
the removal of :ranks! disabilities,
and the bill for the - enforcement of
the XiVth amendinent to lhe Con.
.stitution of the United Stites. '
. A motion which was made to omit
Georgia from the list; that
.16 not to
consider ,the political con dition of
that State during the present emelon,
recebnid only seven votes.' •It be:
Saved thete ,. questions
,bgenpy
near a manta; The Elena% *lll re•
main in Executive anition it short
time afbor,the final wkiesendont 'Of
the Hoar" to *affirm' ,1 'piiethu neu t s
and act at treatlea.n
• i
- ' . "TamiletiMifiginfg
The Pxesidentbasghwri - notke
calapplications traipse must be made
to the PrePer lePirtmente MO*
eupervWon of the sopoltitments
be filled; boldingAtie Mika the,
'issieptiye hums reqxmcdhice for the
- proper - distributhin of 'patronage.- -
.They are, to make, oat a list of the
Dames ofaiificants; the - office applied
for, by whom recommended, At.. in
dicating their own preferenCei and
submit -the-mune to the President,
who thereupon, make appoint
meats. He declares explicitly that
k i nviii the ctdll tenure act is in
force he shall execute it; and, conse
quently, will remove 'no one from
office except fcir aims; and .Uutt
litleal opinions are not a eciuse for
remaval.-, 3 / 4 The justice of • this is ac
knowledged by Senators with whom
he bas conversed , upon tile suhiect.—
It al% accords with his declaration in
his Inaugural address, that 'the shoal
faithfully execute all laws ;juiced by
fkaigiess," good or °therm* Thls
will, undoubtedly,, b 4 repealed
or modified, as indicated on the Ile
publican caucus slate of badness laid
out ibr, action at this session.'
'Glen: Grant bas alsO 'declared that
many removals from office would
- and ought-to be made' Tor political
reasons, prontinent among which are
tluxid held 'by:lncumbents who aro
quaetrepudiators o l t i =nbile debt,
in advocating the e that ono
dims of our.national bonds ehouki be
din 'grew:dodo.. ther e seems,
•
dechwation,when en .• ;on
with the former, to be an lereconellia
ble 'antegonisin ; tut, we appreheUd
the - latter is to be underitood as refer
ring to what would and ought to be
done; were the Tenure of Office bill
repeale,d or modified. And we un
derstand this &nit the act. that the
declaration was made In the some
cOnvricaation relativetu thb execution
Of that set. ' '
'TireCabinet difficulty, at Wash
ington, end r edon last Thursday. Af
'ter Mr. Stewart's ineligibility to con
trol the Treasury keys was discover
ed, a recast of the. President'a Con
stitutional advisers became necessary.
Stewart was the first to tender his
resignation. Washburno then made
known his desire to be relieved of the
State department, and Schofield inti
mated his wish to be retuniedio the
army as soon as the President - could
relieve him from the War pi9e.—
t3le , fl. Grant accepted the resignations
bf the three respectlyo. , and on last
Thursday sent to thenate, for con
firmation, the names of Hamilton
Fish, of law York, for Secretary of
I !bite; Gov..Boutwell, of Manchu
setts, as Secretary of the 'Treasury;
and 0en...1:, A. Rawlins, of the Reg
ular Army, fbr Secretary of War.—,
These nominations are all excellent
ones, and appear to be satisfactory to
the people kenerally.' The now Cab
inet, therefore, is as follows:
Secretary qf State—Hamilton Fish,
of New York.
Secretary of the 21.easury—Geo. S.
Boutwell, of Massachuietts.
Secretary of Il'ar—J. A. Rawlins
of Illinois.
Secretory of the Navy—Adolph Bo
rie, Pennsylvania.
Secretory of the inferior--.lacab D.
Cox, of Ohio.
Atairney General—E. R. Hoar, of
MassachusettS.
Postmaster General—J. A. J. Crew
well, of Maryland. :
In speaking of the new appoint.
'merits the Pittsburgh Gazette say s
"His more than twenty yews since
Governor Boutwell came proininent
ly into. public BM in Massachusetts.
He was speedily cliorien Governor of
that'State, and served one term.—
Soon after he was elected to
hem the Salem, now YURI district,
and has since been regularly re-elect.
ed Its Representative. In his own
State and in Congress, he has ever
been known and honored for his nat.
cml abilities, his scholarly and polit
ical attainments, his wide and profit-
Able experience, his exhaustive fa
miliarity with every leading interest
of the State and nation, and his arD.
vanced Radical ideas. Ho believes
In Liberty and E9unlity, and he
honors American industry. The
Union has had rio more devoted and
serviceable advocate in Cue ~and
the best Interests of Millie Anierican
people no more consistent and effec
tive champion. Withal, be has main
tained his personal diameter without
spot. Espcalallyfamiliar with finan
cial and other kindred
.questions of
=it -natimull interest, he has
v been ,selected .by the na
tional voloe as among the most capa
ble of ourpublic men for the Treasury,
portfolio. And this has been given
to him as scion as the President found
himself relieved from embarrassment
by the retirement of a previous ap
pointee.
The New Secretary of State has
been a Governor of New York eV,
for one term, a Senator , from that
State. • lie is a gentlemen of scholarly
attainments, large wealth, respecta
ble abilities and a decided Republi
can, although never known as an
ultra Radical. His appointment is
ataeptable to the entire party, and
will be creditablymaintained by his
official career.
. Secretary Rawlins, in the War
Meg, will dis play the ability which
his friends a lready appreciate and
which the country will speedily ad-
MIL: - It is said that his !menhir; not.
robust, and it is possible that he may,
have material aid In his duties from
sea. Sherman.
THE newspaper eorropondents
from Washington forward the infor
mation that a caucus of the Republi
can deleiptiOrLin—bakk. . . .
=Welty last week, at which it was
agreed that the members of the Douse
should control the appointments in
their own districts, and that the Sen.
ators . should toitrol those In Demo;
erotic districts and the general offices
of the State. This 7 arrangement was
perfectly satitfactorylto all the mem
'hers of the Rouse and the Senators,
both of whom were present. The
agreement was immediately made
known to the President, who said
that outside of a few appointments
which .he" would insist upon in this
State, he would consult . with the
members and tebators, and would
be glad to halo their co4veration.—
Immediately alter this Interview
1
with Grant, Senator Cameron request
ed the President to sign Mr. Mark's
commheion, as bollector of the port
of Philadelphia, which he did. lir.
lit. eras appointed bi Mr: Johnson,
and was confirmed on the hit night.
Of the Fortieth Cowan. , . • , , - •
Hotim Cutouts/L . ' lute nititlpl the
xytp, . Ainendinent, nanitittg ten .
Sta4a now on the ihst 'of
.apprevai.- 7 ,
It le thought Georgia N 0111 3 .11 Int ! ) :
line soon; her Deinoeratie tneanben'
being - aping. to atieept the **natio*
thaEgntich 4 the "Yankee's are to San
tit theism bast." : _
IEII
lietleassiea
We prfeted /4.0 04 184 8151 5 0
tract fenteMi. Boutwell'a -
this State: '
eOng Ida, views on enanclatq
flan: His , mniartiAt IheDiftrke
Convention i tepol ace4ting his nom
button fbrtongress,'were even more
eiplicit„ . and will be recalled with
Inter*, as; closely In mcord with the
views set tae& in the President's
14'11 1 0: I '
"The l tspublican mity, Mr. Bout
well were subsUally uriani;
moue In vor o(paying the bonds in
coin, and if they could not pay, the
bonds now, they were deterinhied to
mike the greenbacks as good as coin;,
•and When tthlit rtztat WWI ACCOratabh
ed, the question whether the bonds
should be Feld incoin or paper would
lose its importance. The &st i p
therefore, was to Make the green
as good as min. As far as he any
voice in the direction of nubile sear%
he intended to act in that. direction.
As to the .4loyment of the bonds; ho
would not consent, to ogulVocatiou,
shuffling, Or shaving of any' sort.,-
Re should 'consider It the greatest of
national. &dimities not to Juitll the
contract In Its exact spirit.''.;
THE Democratic _ newspaper pries
aro bold in their denunciations of
Glen. Grant, becausooftheamignment
Of Genf Hancock to the Military De
partake* of Dakota. They allege it
was done in a spirit of petty revenge,
and Jealously of his military fame.—
Grant is far übave entertaining
'—or permitting if 'entertained-4'047:
o
such trifling considerationsto influ
ence his Judgment bribe proper dis
tribution of the militarrforcm of the
private considerations governed his
action in pressing on to victory; so,
in peace, he win dispose his troops to
the best advantage of ; the trountry,
Indepetuleat of perional influence or
pique; Notwithstanding the conduct
of Gen. Hancock, after the Tammany
Convention, on meeting then. Grant-
In Washington, and being sainted by
him courteously, passed him by,
without recognition—that is, "cut"
his acquaintance—for which, had be
been chic dtity, he Could have been
eourtinartialed. The Depaitinetit of
Dakota, embraces Dakota, Minnesota
and Montitna, with headquarters at
St. PaulHnte of the most pleasant
summer resorts on the American
Continent.t We think public sympa
thy for Hancock, in this regard, is a
wasteful 4penditure of. that senti
ment, and, ncalled for In the premi
see. • 1
TILE first general order of the new
Secretary of the Navy removes the
sentence passed by Secretary Wells
upon Capt: N. Collins fur, neglect of
duty in the loss of the gunboat Sacra
mento oft the coast of Japan, a long
time ago. j The sentence of Geo. AS,:
A n acheof the U. S. NaVy, suspend=
ing him *mu duty and pay for ode
year, and to be publically reprimand
ed, has Weir revoked, and his
.back
pay restored.
President Grant 31eants Work—
Important Billltary Ordern.
The Ku Klux Democracy who have
disturbed the-pecum of the Southern
people during Johnson's administra
tion will soon be put down. The
President has caused,-the following
important orders.to &limited :
GENERAL ItDF.IIB NO. 10.
Headquarters of the Army,...l4,ju.
(ant General's Office, , IVashengtoni
March 5, 1869.—The President of the
United States directs that the follow
ing orders be carried into, execution
as soon as practicable: • •
• First—TheDepartmentaftheSouth
will be commanded by Brigadier and
Brevet Major General A. H. Terry.
Second—Major General George G.
Meade is assigned to the:cot/must of
the Military Division of the Atlantic,
and will transfer his headquarters to
Philadelphia, Pa. Hewitt turn over
his present command temporkirilpto.
Brevet Major General T. H. Ruger,
Colonel Thirty-fifth inftintryi who is
assigned to duty accirding to his bre
vet rank of Major General while in
the exercise of this command..
Third--. Major General I'. H. Sheri
dan is imignied to the command of
the Department of Louisiana, and
will turn over the command f the
Department pf the Missouri tempo
rarily to the next senior officer.
Iburth—Mujor General W. S. Han
crock is assigned to the command of
the Deportment of . Dacotah.
Fifth—Brigadier and Brevet Major
General E. R.S. Canby is assigned to
the First Military District, and will
proceed to his tassoon as relieved
by Brevet Major General Reynolds.
Sixth—Brevet Major General A. C.
Gillen; of the Twenty-fourth infantry
will, turn over the town:aunt of the
Fourth Military diStiid to the next
senior ofileerandjoin his regiment.
Saterith,Brevet Major General S.
J. Reynolds; colonel of.the Twenty
sixth infantry, is assigned to the coin
numd of the Fifth Military district,
amording to his brevet as major gen
eral. •
Eighth—Brevet Major General N.
H. Fanory, colonel of the Fifth caval
ry, is assigned to the command of the
Department of Washington, attvrd
lug to his brevet of trukior general.
By command of the General of the
Army. t •E. I). Tow.usErru,
Assistant Adiutant General.
Also, by direction of the President
of the United States, so much of the
General Orders, No. 7, dated Februa
ry 23.', 1869, as retires Brigadier and
Brevet Major General Benjamin W.
Brice, Paymaster General, from act
ive service, Is revoketl, and he will
be considered as having been continu
ously on duty from Februarr_t2d,
1869.
A Flumn at New Brighton sends
us a eoliy of ifeierls Rural Amerl
caq, dated Dec. 15, 1 / 3 M' , In which we'
find the following. ;touching John
llorriasey and the elective *an eldse
I in the city of. New Yorls,_ApaLwall
-.-- tne - NeWTO - aXTpress says that
if John Morrissey, the pugilist, who
lately fought Heenan in Canada,
should come to New York he will
probably be elected to Congress in
1860. We, too believe it, as the
ruffians, rowdies,
""shoulder-hitters,
"dead rabbits,&c.„ have complete
control of the elections In that. city,
and the people are compelled to vote
for such candidates as they see lit to
nominate on the Densocralic ticket,.
The. Republican and American par
ties are not in quite so bad a predica
ment; but they too, can seldom elect
a candidate, unless he la •on good
terms with the "bruisers" of their
respective parties. The eleetivefran
chile is but a show—a mockery—in
our large cities. In New. York there
are 6,000 of these "bruisers," and they
enjoy a monopoly of the city offices,
and elect.ludges of the court .who
liberate them from prison whenever
they break the lit*4 404fier Rasseii
is their. matilat present, arid he is
said to defeat the ends of justite In
almost every anise, when one of these
polilkalscoundrels is arrested.
Heenan the Irish "bruiser" who
ibugld with Morriskey, is a deputy
collector, on asalary of 1,500 a year,
for four hours, work per day If a
son (tone of our Revolutionary sol
diers should apply forsuch an office,
he would stand a chance of being
kicked ettt l of the collectors office.
Tiff: Anierfebyterisut church
In Montreal has adled Henry Ward
Howler t° hi head, ofredpgg4b the
same sall*.Mfie now IWO! .0
FIE
iiii r.ortato 7
exile ot
ne -1 ; 1 3 7 - 7.1 idteigh
home an KeutadrsiPi Wfdpeer ,
Net. He will ramie 410arco.
• - ot the law but esehewPoldlitp, It
5 raid. Tads coinddeltde. Hello
- pardoned by the gene ra
• .iwtxtbuntaimi" Of - :the hafted=
dent Johlreff but in the Waded
the mass of the• American pek4o6,-he'
.hinch with tteuole-.' , ,
As ,Y,Jee. Presidenf:of . the tinlied
mites ,PreAtbiiief this lJepp a te...
• • to support theConstitutionand
the lawe! r lie Mid his poidtlon in the-
Senate chamber long after , Southern
Sanatareaild ; membem or the fitful)
had withdrawn, aildhostilities of the
great rebellion had:commenced; and
was Suopped - ta bee Union num.=
adjournment of Congress In 1801,
regarding his oath of Offiegi and Ms
loyalty, ho went to the S outh And
took 'Mi t :aims to d . trun'eitibei. 9 tti4
Union! He had better "eschew pol
itico'! • . .
The election' In New-Litunpehlre
has resultsd In a Jlovetping and sig
nificant *publican victory; '
body 7 -4wen the Deplocraticorganlsta
who predicted otherwlso"--expected
:that we should carry7the StatCl but
/ pSw hoped to see the confidence of, the
people the now Administratio n, so
auspiciously indicated at • Ito very
commencement, liy an election, after
iiariVaist:that was Prortaillielther
siiiiltoci nor thorOugh, shOwlng large .
gains over the last. We carried. our
ticket in Near-Ham re lest
• - , • ,
from yeSteratky'fl election 9701.•
tient to warrant us In reekOdligit*
majority now.at not kw than :WI,.
Last year we had rid majority , in We
House, and 9 out Of the 12 Soriatitirii;
; this Year we ;lave 99Majoritat •iia:ther
House; while the &onto ptolab!i•
stand's the sturielia•luiforei
luive four of 6 6'04,p:560,c._
The follo w ing are e
succestiffil tuididatis -
Governor—Onsjow Stems. "
R. R. Cbmintufonir-8 t p:Q4.444:
Wadi; Hi",•
Cbngresa—ll. Aaron F. Stevemi.
CbtrvimA-.LUI. 'Jacob 13ent01i.,9
• New, will Conneeticilf. netertind
follow thh examplelLN.' Y. 2kihertie
ndei l
March 10th. . ) *,
..•'.,
1 • -- - -te r . . .• • ' :Tilt . ,!-:
CEMENT.-A tkorrespo t-43cst
municates a recipe fol.. a cement Wed
in the kingdom of Tunis /or lining
water cisterns, and •nunotkable . for
' its firm and compact character. , The
' Tunisian masons take two panted
, wood ashes, three of line and one of
' fine.. sand, .which; after Iwlttg well
sifted and mixed together, : thpy.,•beal.
fora lung time with , wooden mallets,.
sprinkling the coMpodtiphalteroits
by and at proper, times with A little
oil and .water, until it beocimts ,oila
due 0,:*,8144. ip 14)e, t .Thls 7- J 140360 ;
u . .
chiefly sed . archesce.
terraces. .Bot the, pipes Oftb= 1
.ducts In Tunis arojolned;totl
tow and lime together in • 01.F.9.1„
without. any mixture of water. , 'Bot h
theseeompositlons,it is stated, quiet-.
ly assume the hardne s of "stone; and
suffer no water to pervade thim. -I'
Our correspondent states that :he
prepared this mixture sixteen- years
ago,using hickory, ashes and '1
_., ) d
oil, and the cement has ,t , *),
hard and unimpaired during that pd,
tied of time. .. .
, ..
• . 1
.
, re is said that before theesta
meat of lighthouses, on tiqlporthem
extremity o( . Scotland, the Orkney
Island, fitment and wreckers used
claret wine Instead of milk in their
barley .porrbige, and fenZif t e m :
farm with:ifonduptsrnah • ilk
wreck of ships were go frequent.
bitterly ppixxcel the ereellou of Jigh .
houses:.
OEM BUTLER. on'Saturday Intro
'to Secretary Doutwell,acokired Matt
from New Orleani, named Souhert, , ,
reccumnended him - for appointment.
aQ AMeasor of. Internal atetenue
that pity, ',lonbert sobl het 4flift . not
dealre'the Mlle° frothpm:milary, con
elderatlous, but merely to ,teat the
illapoaltron of the , party 'la power
to the rights of his race. , •
• STANDING COIIIII
•
The following standing; tonna lit*
were announced-in the Senate of the
United States, on' March 8, 18(V:
.ntreign Relations—Meow
. _Sum
ner, (CW.rman,) FeaSeUden, Came- )
ron Harlan, Morton, Pattersdn aud.
ou z eriy.
Commove — ; 4
tasrs.
3 •
(Chairman,) Corbett', Kellogg, Span=
car, Conkling, . Buokinghank and
Vickers.
' /Wince—Messrs. Shermail, (Chair
min,), Williams, Cattail, 31orrcil,
Warner, Fenton and Bayard.
Manufactures—Menem. Morton;
,(Cludrawn)ilites, linherbson, Bore
man-and eDonald.
Agriculture Mom. Cameron,
(Chalrrintn,) Robertson', Tipton, CHI-,
bert and McCreary.
Appropriations-alliiisru. Ik.4sen
den (Chairman,) Grimes Wilson,,
Cole,Sprague Sawyer andStoakton.
.211 Uttar!, tira—Messrs. Wilson,
(Chairman,) ward, Cameron, Mot:-
ton, Thayer, Abbott and Schurz.
Racal ilffairs—Matirs. Grimes,
(Cludrivan,) Anthony, Cragin; Nye,
Drake, Scott and Stockton. ;
Judiciary—Messrs. ' TrUndadi,'
(Cbairman,) Stewart, • Edmunds,
Conklhig,Wee, Carpenter and Thur-
Post Qffice and Postiloade-41Otas,
Ramsey, (Chairman,) Pomeroy, Mc-
Donald, Harlan, Cole, Gilbert, and
Thurman. ,
/Wife . Lands—Ml:Um. Potheroy,
(Chalnnana Williams, Tipton, Os
born, Warner, Sprague and C'asierly. 1
Private Land (..fanns—Messrs. WI:-
Hams, (Chairman,) Ferry, . Sawyer,
Kellogg and Bayard.
In
.ittjairs—essrs. Harlaa
/twirl
(Cha Lltw i ch M isl i tahayeT t
a 7
PaU - " Messrs. FArpm*,
M
istkattnnerVEZz, atTd eCr f 6-,
Revolutionary Claim— Mears.
Yates, (Chairman,) Pool, Fowler,
Browniow and Saulsbury.
Claime—ltoire.How e,(Chairman);
Willey, Scott, Sprague ; Itobertson,
Pratt, and Davis. • •
Distrkofflotumbia—Messrs.
(Chairman,) Patterson, Sumner,
Rice, Harris, Pratt and Vickers. •
Patents 4 --Mesm; Willey, (Chair:
man,) Ferry, thrpenter, Osborn and
Norton.
Public .111111dbujs.".and Grounds-
Messrs: Morrill, (Maintain,' Trum
bull, Ferry, Cole one Stockton.
Te •
rritories-3fess& Nye '
(C'hair
man,) (Veen, McDonald, Schurz;
Howard, Borman and •Meereery.• •
• .PtieVe Railroad—Messrs. Howard,
(Chairman;) Sherman, Ramsey, Wil
son; Stewart, Drake, Abbott, rentou
and Scott. •
Mines and Irtning=-41essrs. Steiv
art, (Minna,* Chandler, Anthony,
Yaks, Ross, Saulsbury and Fowler.
Oa Ririe(oda! Laws of the United
lat—Messrs, Conkling,(Chalrman)
Sumner,Canienter, Pool and Bayard.
2b Audit and - Ontrol Cbntingent
(Chalr
4efiensmae4n,)Edmands and Senate—Measrs
Davi . Cm s. gln,
,
Printing—Mesas. Anthony,(Chalr•
man) Rants and Queerly. •
Library—Menus.- Cattell, (Chair
mane) Rowe and Femenden.
.Laro(kd' Alla L3ittiars.. 'Thayer;
(Chalrecian,):Pitterson and •Abbott.
Zatirossed. Bille/tdesisrs. Boss,
(Chairman,)' Riteittagham ' and Nor
ton.. . •
- .l.alticiation—lifemrs, Drake, (chati::
, :utsm,)2iforrll!, Pomeroy, ftwyer arkl
CoOett. " "
H . $77 -- 1. 7 % 7 -
cm X. :
~..i. '
liar = eliwarbere, .0,
WON* . Of Allkilllk . • 111. fr ''''
tan do'welind It aa. ..
oturofbedsolcogil,ha - , . , • . -
last ytaribed• njalvltif-the
I fligo 3 rY:- at ;Mier siftO lgtB 4 1 4 1 0
1 exlab inOsiliarei r eliqbe wed ..
Viejatdr-WolincePenti-tkat of
lakes.at petfalnunt In Atin.nailanii
`pirt at thb'eotintei L 'inaßmigis , ..
_of
which, dliaped °Win a Ala alp, ant
C ared iorin t W llM " n -11.-wl*r
• GEN.-.Blokiluels appointed
ldisister-iit the United States tepdefif
.teor •.Gen. Butterfield; It is said; lei 14
receive Ibreign, mission ; but what
6 0 is riceftialettise - tieu. AVatthi•
burtte sees sai
The &mous' i ff.cw.:
Mr. Wobstero Who is • bringing. 'the
-benkensOnd , brakes!, to- thile, is an
old , einFßaper!:?iolturtitid having
#3l'9 ll A 0 0 . / g 1 .10(i 3 c0:0 .
Journalist, is not labs Sesred; .
or evilly bribe4J( Me is the first offi
or the clinreitinteilt has luui la.Nesil;
.Yoik alma ll*,
his &Ay r , does ll,rwitheett-
A IiVOINDEM/
'tl)4 Aio7l4:"74jtitr
your liiifl ABAil: l 4lfififerice " . :ottlev;
Geary against timed** of J. i# his.
Iletterer tattristilistl;lioltich appeared
iiith; Attie& brtliti 15th, titacip the 4
galledjiiflegiinik, liiii 'very . ox,traor• ,
e shoully,,regret' that We
spurred hint'siiialVere.ly us . his _ reply
.Indleat***l*:#;44t - itlft . o,iir, article!
lets thee:teens Or; bringing him
6iitsauaiely.:and
,nitequivocally deli
supporter Of 1.. i gook Gitionnor • and 1
'farther; , 1 . k.b1ui 1 '440441.t10 l'vrttel
eisittlele.WhhittiWbatiietiii: ilk (Wir
rtection Wfittrhitlettor Of March -Ist,
.01,1„ mit onlYPrtrioke!'ittitny . hearty
!alight btit:'slcktgeftirto , 'eotreberete
I .the fyinkei 3o ,,e4eii:exi.icesed," i tt*
men generally,. Mid aspirinolialiti
irmirtit partteular i okra , creatures, of
dreumatem. : itadagain, the res*_;
ere of theAlinws-etnd that eicelidial
-paper; the' Radical;:iiii .Alse clestrly ,
peredve that it'does not t nxit*`,4bo
ludej hypocrisy mid, fulithisid o f
thithi , to force the coMimdim"rthat .L
does in his letter of March Ist gneslY.
SiariderGov. Geary: And the fact
that J. those to publish in it . widely
Circulated journal • that w hich 'he
litier4 prominent, politicians' my .in
prir(e conversation *lll hardly make
his assortiensiess libellthier ksi peri
'alcious in their influence in the - pori
*of the Staie. I• ', •• ; , Y.
:: : l% emu' nit usthat he has. been open
:WO' irxid 'weY, : bilfti).l - or Governor
"Geary7s.tenonilla(tion:foia Year past
ineibidiesi,M,l)pe ' las - 'honestly
illtlly, discharged , thed ut lei of
his Mice. • -, , , i , • •
That indica* fripidship for the
IGlcivertgir, but hoW dOes It eznipttre
with Pa. allegtitileiss, made, in public
print that the Governoris se unpopu
lai that "if nominated he will lie
bean= ten thousand lit Plillailelphine
that "he cannot get over two delega
tes in the city;" that , "he has betray
ed thetlldwititTlii* against him,"
and hilit, - and 'Worst et all" he is go
fdWilatis that ite,prionipea and then
yoirgds to do aisle wrist]." People
generally bellevedutt real friendship
hatian i Atdy to defend the objects
of its ou pOtit'liA rows
tlio -
arrow of
the. Orr; • and:, is never found
publishing fa the world the damag:
ifl itemiatiens, wli ith ;• It ',May . hear
eoncerpliai diem:, , „ • •
We regret ver;,..tieepHy that J.,' in
ill% reftly, has, etineed a•mucit more
'in* fo aNtle 1 04.0 1 , 0 .,1tith abusire
lea than witif,:argaseetit : and the
ordinstri , mke • of 'syntax, :, He was
evidently in, it bad iminor while writ-'
log his, reply; , and - Itenee;' RS One is
mini tido when, fne - fi'itit • inv iter the
inflaentie of pastion,he luta' m1(191195!
foodsh•things whiCh detract greatly
troikas geneml reputation its a gen
tlet ..„.11, He OA- hA I / 4 '611, !he only
one ire'ly to suffer front tbisitidiscre 7
tion f his ; • thesthwe our regrets ace
not iiiileso deep as tin.y might be l‘ntl)
we no such anodyne td apply to them.
All J's choice epithets fall hanniess
at upr foot, cud ammo or••them. come,
arty so cia , iCtO Us'aif to reach our •
feet. He ua t the word" qnpnriqp:
with -much . appaMnticttisfitction,
freqviently as the late A. J. used con
stilton' and 're; though he really en:
tert flu the erronei*sbellef that it is
sarcSidln sigalilmn..e. , He is mla
takeh ; and far Ids personal informa
tion rare hereby beg leave. to astatel
hirn l that the word li'lpfally devoid
of an fl ything cuttinmi and that it ap
plieaquite an fowl Lay tli him as it (haxt . ,
to usl—only that , we:are, perhaps, a
little l saore anonvniOs than bola. A
4"tinks we have4turfelftir bin', and
calls an "anonyiatiatecrlbbler" and
"an unonymods politietil Idiot." He
says We are tryingicrOlitide the
„par-.
ty tusk injure individnaiS b) , wanton
ath4a, He also ,charges us with.se r,
cret rillalnies, hypocrisy,: Inalltio
des! • and speak s ' of out hideous
defo Ay; all of which go to show
that 'isnot well acquainted MMus.
We y all °tithes° charges. We
are an idiot, 'the last - proof of
whiekis that we can write articieS
/ 40.2% . 12 .. t2
manner , . idiots iitn. not write•any ,
sett ai artiele. There is nothing like
defortirffy f about . us ; . and our proof of
this Wthe petpat from our earlientr i
Infancy,we have been praioed for our
good looks by all•whO have ever seen
us;.whilo ourtitle; pertly: figure in
manheixl has 'been a lberno of tm
beurnled admiralion. '
• A Scribbler la "a petty author,{' an*
eince We have Written
.one milder - of
which we, are theauther, we are coin
pell4 hi this, oneAnstaucete admit
, "the - A4tlmpeamluneni.O.
us with au effort to di
vide the Harty, J concedes to us more
. influence than We riniPli 431tradd4 an
other pioOt to the many with which
his reply abounds that he Is aMil:hi
In ' the *dark, 'and' Imioirs' not With
whom,he Itases, ,- ..sWerdk . 4 •
In conclusion we lietyletwe to as ;
sure J that we luirl*or nli 111 feeling
toward him and if, leniilesak? .. pf
the muccesi of the ItePulilleim panty
at the coming election, we are cow--
yelled to woreJ, or any othtir persod
do very unwise a to slander any of our wndlilaf ,, ll,iclll tpot be ,
biVfnl*
We entertain any peraonat animosity .
tounnli the writer or:Weamse: ire . love
Our Imlitical friends; Oil*, tatthe-.
(*we We ;think did : :frMinph of ;the
great ,Pitncip‘ OlOur. pqr y, pees.
mount, to any and' all personal
qdelittion o •• • ?must-IAL';
-;
A. is
M s , I •
it smolatlon for the ap
tnlent Of a Joint committee on
Cielede.; - ..)` , •
-fir
. moiredajohlt fess-.
;firftriffrernicisatts the
IVlrwa
118 to 14,
• Mr. 53anksintrodneed Joint resolu
to.. fqr.the mortise of, Cuban
. ,
• til e , k e thAT • tion
j . „ , State&
e ; •mm ion Fo
elm
- 3rrAti l 41‘ft.d it it retOlation,
which-w.` adopted, ha t t :mai rtapititb
J ••
.Judi- • • tica.tp. a bill
on the. - • ef , on, to
-N
e ro ittlithlfle i Stll73ll-
-r Agrated ai bill to
extetntics-„to gulfted niettui
i
~Coormultieti*. pa. MilitarY
a• ba to
- streaChen the :public- crediV, and re
.WO lb :o:Sancti: Wpayment in
ova,: -*piths hill ac . — LiSiaession of
that - Vie, as it isisSeldr the two
Holifilksl.:oo•;tite.`retsirt,WWConfer
eneeteommitteek t. v - ,
' *.`41W;90_," - *1.441 td, lynend b y
adapt out Um 'mond Sedbn of the
I% IV It2ei rW tintracts.
„Itareawv Jo le hill.
Nentivedi 3'ese l 63, nays 84. ,
. 31c. Wilsct!s jj ~ ell t-r!. • •
'
nayS
mittee on , rEletiffnlsfils•lbllo4,..
Paine, Wisconsin; Churthill, :Now,
York; Waif& North Carolina,
Penn y,vania ; Butler, Teri p esseet
Stevenson Ohio; Burdett, Mitisatt;
,114iiial,1 1 :40.ory1-
vanta. ,
The Swilker i staitd i Oa he Would
innouri&all'the•tifandlng comrh
on Monday next. •
ThciStienkeeVriSifintedthe
tion, as Represen w to if ut
well, of 3
pi' the
,ThO,Jrciuki lien adjourned
if,shda'y next. . i • •
Tit Mitifiz Con
'Fr !- .IWitaAlltAilbArr- 130 0 869 -
. Speaker Blaine had his list Qt' om
=Mee+ ready , to* • • Friday
morniugatit _an •
` *filch
lift& *at cti 1. teage,V,dhl.
satisfaction Gist the list was%Vith
lieht, andiv dent cirammizirig
has been on: Tide has netessi;
toted aril detable 'talk an Oki Speak
er's part witlfAhir MI as
the chief points retnirding- th44om
mattes are supposed to be
with tolerablevertainty amonittdese,
the followlugare veryqnendlp fired
ited.
d•Miiins-TA chenek, Alli
son, Butler, Kelly, Mayluird,i3leCtir
-thy, Ligersolk.Krooks* KlbLackanail
Appropriations--Dawes, Garfield,
Washbarn4 of. Wis., 'Hemmer
ley, Dickey. •
Banking and currency—l/eerier,
f liihetf t J ll . ll l , , , l clat Morrell, of
Judiciary—Bingham;
shall, Eldrldge.
PaitoTl4. and Post ltirads-7-Ftirns
worth,,Ferry, Gill, Fox, Johalson, of
i'oge" Orth, Cul-
Ion? Wablibtht,Mf Wis., Blair.
Territories--Culiont, Mae. '
Naval AlTaini—Schotield;Twichell,
Ferry, Archer;klailthi.
Military—Logan, Ketchum, Neg
leY'
Pheifit.e italhisuf, ilrtalready bum
with the addition of Buffington, of
Maas., act second.
qtronsteetde,,4lWeill;
lin; Reconstruction, believed to be
Butler. f
•Indianl. • Alltdrs—Clarke, ITa ,
Shanks, Mungen.
Claims—Ward, of Now 1"ork, or
Pennsylvania Legislature..
..11mtlitspy,Ito,„)11,Alar. 12i itibl?. •
ENLARGING CAPITOL GROFNLti.
, The . , three s vitivas of Ilatrisburg
by 't olienat e eon t
ers to appraise the yalue.. ofitroperty
,to • the rear. of...the Xxsetial twith a
Ni.ew to its purchase by. the Shit
.unp6X4iOn .toe gm , •
reisirted titO \cultic at - ttiitttiO. Ito
fermi.
cr•
TlTill:oltPlf.l:CH ,„
• Mr. Collllell called up the bill flp
proprinting fifty thousatul dollurs.fot ,
deficit in‘ tit ftiltliersbOrpluine yie-H
zteier` Patam'ft- j
ludly, ;
•
uIIiLLIII,I NM I ZOBCCED,I taq •..
Mr. lie r rr 7r ltecebig pipl„ ebn
thdlintdift tf - the j Buik,r ;
county Court of Common /Tut., _
..Mr..Errelt_•-•A#64.
fourth section of tire att . relating to
county rat apt approved
Add! 1t1f0811,7016 •rat as the sumo
relates; to, Wilkins tewrefliiii,
gliehy'etambF"'AdjAtitM till Mon
day evening.
,! • -*
ellEittrilirAT&KEttleSa-T4stalENT•
Mr. Strang, of Tiogu, introduced a
regulation that the ..Lioute hold
siqns Wednesday afternoon aril 'Ai
•itatilitatkatirg,ll2ditastcink tfidstioV- 4
sideration, of the fifteenth cen.stitu-'
tionakamendmeirtiand-that on Wed
nesday and Thursday, eveniniktes
miens be devoted to the same purpose
until disposal of the question to.
Mr. • r Mebtrliough, Deniodrat, of
Clearfield, was glad to see a disposi
tion. Off the pint of 'the
majority
y aallow free discussion, thouoir4o
.beetilnfoitnodatgtheoblican
'eatcts hadikerMed ct
off the
De,rnocmts from discussion. j
.- --- 311..;rifftlsoi,.`of • Alleghenvldenieill
that'the Republican caucus had done
any each thlng.."" • '• 1( A
Mr,'McCullough.vms
no*r••
it r epnbticart -itonftl bet n lean
enough toßmWhes.
fitiqta io
r glarn
'tirsposctrto , be air; nail rwanted i t
understood that the Democrata won)
make'll'O'factionki opposition; unick4
the ,prevlous, question, was ' called,
t3hen4teiriodatal
motions.. Tha resolution wat
HILLS ICEPORTEWA
Amongat6e4oPOlithinek MB Com
mittees MIS theleifit amilutions rati
fying Fifteenth Constirtkord
Amenftniefit Affirmatively. f 4
P e t tlittlityrtaxation cloaks
ari p , 'per cent. to Na
tional Ranks n lieu oral! other t•ma-
Son, ailirmativelv.
IbirWiteß Comaidiasioner,
Pittsburgh, Affirmatively. I
• Atthbritinik 'dean for a *k in
Pittsburgh, affirmatively. I if
• ‘.
• NEGATIVED. I
•Te-Mil ,e;;aratiting.,s t b a gtg, roa r
eldnestdCtilift mull
tress for rent. Negatived. I -".
• "- tRAII:110AD
Mr. Clark, of Philadelphia, culled
up the bill allowing thePenalsyl Van irk
and other Railroad Companieitoppr4
leasej shares and stock in railroads
otitalde of the State. Passed
finally- -
Warheionser Mo areount
,1,51• mamordered d
Adjourned ti tuiVevetim•
'
• Tug fractional Lettenentem pr
Plat • veetti• "arnotkWl to
Itadvra Istilitiineifti334k atm.
talittnitmobo lamed, $1
41 Ofreult4l l ;.Mi si rl " O
at ourreney defftroy ,600
' Thepppointmonto 1i040471$
is not revival' .wrailiiuil:Mrithiiiit!
atm; bid irttn . tifvoy f .dip Art
:1.4.1
tiebet oclate, tia we ve r,
ed them eo much; that finally nay
ill limp:eking members of both A**
a okriggyjpidgg htthe Senate, and I
illallotlOtallAPlLMPAllouse_ . - • ,
gh, l irn2Mal" ' . 7.-1. I
express great contidmm t-, tb de
bate and in private circles, of- being
able to carry PerMaylvanla4tißill
They 'on this question. ;mg
the "Republicans will loaeiseveral
• a . ; : joemusel of the
=a . proposition.' 'Phi&
14 Z
believe wlmt they say, aM'
ratiriyarsminglgttudlloo
ons or vemor WI pima
Judge under the idea of their opus. ,
If an Eastern man is nominiited for
Governor, then a Western a.; ; will
be Judge, and vice versa. '
{ sr_wAg: ll OW of
= vstel , A
naW the inside .; . .r
Governor. in Lict, his frien; . claim
T o
[ thatte hosistliglY Tilt e Kix
ty deletillek having o y sev .; ~ •
to secure to have anabsolute ority
on tint ballot. ' His opponen , how
ever, count - tip entirely , diffe .nt;
admit him so fur to be eons ra y
t i 1 g vt•
.. 44 y olhgrcundidate They
art 11). Vehlllefon's Qiure at
New York, as ectuclusive Olidence
that earl rominenee is only likely
a ~ Lk .: i; ; . • L.; _ 1
General McQuidlON 'has n • t with-
ANgtv i llati ' '' 4 ' .. ' • u i t taViV
rd. But the t , th is,
l ee" ''
of weakness , not o siren amobg
1 11 ,1 1 4 .144 eni : 1 .1 lit party
i
• • t •i• • • • on] • • •er their
asmin ability to iiii Petylva
••.• . 1 444.1141,411411 - la tidkosi
ituhrittill Beet& neer an - he
now,lo...4t.preeent the quitot seems
to be between two leralim -Bailroad
Presidents, teas and Pactei.l- I . .
• t• . • trumil cards,
ii.,-•er 7., rated
f s m the
strongOemocra eTenth ••., •n itad
that W' .405111 .• .• .• • • Ill , ions
will be used-to secure h -- • lo •
'Asa Packer originally boom , prom -
• .. , ionerallgiedandlitor in the
• of the Lehigh; but f numy,
yearhas beatagituddentof liadel
phia. His identlfficiitiolt Nti - mike
1
road enterprises ii with these ending
to New York , llndlotto Philo elPhla.
It is a curious.fa•4that the m*ra
cy of this Stabs, mice paid ' the ••••
selves on theirliostllitk, '., •
ration, should :iaaw• boe nearly all
a: rayed In favor of one or othet of two
The coldest,
I tt li alfuN l Oning very bilt•'
and may..zeuriltosalk WeoprYork, in
the nouriustronpfsoup I7oratio Se•y-
mour styleAf„mail; 414 all the time
has been dedining.w. f —2 - 1
, :l j . ,
On our t ilidt.llleftel Wiliiiiims for
the Supreme Bench will have, no sea
110118 competition, and the rp-nomi-.
nation of Governor Geary seems a
ori of
I l e eMa ill ri r tr i e m tee m mit t e i htiolle
take place in.:4lldlrldeleibla next
Ireelqiintt the.tlaim has 'been 'that
its, twenty-two delegates would .be
unit for a new man. This, however,
is . uot, likely,teilie tie iI4I.SC.' There
will, In all probability, bee Majority,
in favor_of some new mina In that
city. Governor Geary receiwel vglr
little A, ouptrinti from PhilMelyW
three years since, and may not have
over seven or eight delegate,' now.
Unless, however, that city ,should be
3 twitinlittous this time i lw will .liu •
nominated b: two•tlffrdevote. No.
approach to unanimity on any new
man halt,titikitiff Auld,t4ere
Ages of
4ee .. wEelx,to t,.. ..r-7• 4 a ,
1034146 . p. *that=
al Grant; neit • Dig now% acq
in - Petttrsyh- • • , will yield - . to-the
'member, of Ofingieteligtritbst ia,fhg
local aziottitinents in their . cruluellie.
Vilti e ttlftlfiZtf= r tle
.S9a
4- I Bre= l ;i c thp.,ilyurr i atvi of politamq.
,ppol tiii:Will initTe esuentially i
',changed, hav,e,men shoals of alk••
plitutitro tin theif*OVtiAllh.shington.
II f GM. • (hoof brim e;iictsfully resist
thallium/a-of, thevaahvoles, lie will
brave to '
l tit oat
di on thhttim
ii e longer
, r. lid taitkili.
~ . .alieroonlezteveicAh4a-werst --seven
'extra officers is quiet RIT' thtt resent.
The most of them are dull lying
loaves around 11aghliarg7tintl expect
'to get Agin pa,,,- fdreed through lathe
milowpfhtition'hill, They lxzet" Mkt'
11h:tin:A' the Denx•ratic ineinbUl`
t t aeIAL II nit OA r t leri, iid
aaX 4 otatanate
,)oau.4.
yielii it gsi no appropriation bill this
B esswil•-. • . ' 4 , rut I . 4El'
q„': .
eol i
..' i ,SAY.B4.IW,gIAff !bans,
. Thezyls,.uudpubtorks . • a el 'wen*.
tril :v : 4 letter t i t i rt o ....,e r ;f
lotion tintilohofiPji reconattuete•l as
te'prOtigai 'tke'T tiii, colora
wen in their antiki arrest the
outrages on ant murder 'or Itelitibli
'iiiiii,Faimi re. i iiPiertiii thiam, .
ittvi
latoo l tirynieeizipttil,ll the-subjeet is
Nair firmietf.' !.,.: ..,-.'. :.. ,
,:-!..:). I •••••.1r
Mr. Sumner has illtge111.• la. Mot
ley-for Eir r •irmd, and believes be will
be • appointed. •Willitel t'Pcsident
said he should not remove, 1 ...
taft i fei ti dtWi i i r. retained in
iti ' ti - Mr. f_4lilla‘
boozer, of Ohio, is going there Gawk
us M. Clay's resignation of tile Bus
-b. 4 litga;37fit , p l ii3li-1
a grees arep.mt , e narne l
t at
tiT.llili . t he.
State rourrn w w, 3 'aster t - Swit
zerland, and thetpanzionneeit nit he
will be noniinated.
..I.*
• New Adre . i.3(tipp)vi iii. 11:1
merli r it r litit . 111 C A!N D rink
t 'leill make corresponding reductions ka Tuition
and Music foe pupils who may nee 1 1 can to i
reach oil tarillstroctlon. Term opens A rijka r
mar.l7:3t. - It. T. T.% '
.I'llla s 4ci plterrr ----- T
Wall ,
- 1 4
Paper , ,
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'Whil"Paper! 1 :
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Watt' Pa er !
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: 1 , . i,tadevilyr o i: r 4: :..Z . :' 4
iii!f.hugatecisetl-skileirge stoom itcyrin,
; Paper, .
111 NP-OWPSt's .ti , a
o,lCloths, Books, Stationery; all kinds o r
UltiiiittiiVrTAttigitivAes
'” '' •-"'ttiotiilittiltaa:lritiNsi
T p. A V ::: .1T r)141 iv OM t.) K Ey
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41..01•,;:,,5atc1it71A, Ilaskels.' .
Chlldren'oCarelages& Wsigoair..
• 4 ,e5i 5a x.....,,,.•
Vit.b . . - }effidnt of )
S'Eki nEC l SCOlig o hl
1 ,..; ~,ii -:.! :,.,,, 0 puth,,,,i; %;•Nri
~,t y .
sTEßttiscogxo,„vp eml
ilv
0 • 4, %•'• - : !: 1•1,0., i ..7:, 1..0 ‘. a is
14 11081;.”1:1 het id rgt44 t mall ion* lietted
r Wlt•brpricfioffalittrignty,fixd,bought
*.... 41.4 a .I,kvamcougirs,,,,,,t:um lowest
pike; arid will ....tagild.hiwNt thitihirlek
4 ". 1 ,....A... i0t' '",.. t."2 ; . ;1 1 WV: 2 4 1 ni t ir
7F...,Npuy10:M.... . ' ~-..=- • _IL , s..*: :..1
AdverUs
Marble
I r ti. t
k AS IP Migolija.
.i .l ,4l4o;ll4Rite s T 13TON
EWlWlletififetieVir
111:terd a ta 14111
We have now on Lands a Lark,
' - WeV4 r totWread7,7o gpply
notice, all order. from the oignt
t.:
CiVrixiAlListcr •
And Flxti9lo4ll
ALWAYS ON HAND.
.reAJD
H
Or Our Neighbors represent
sell Chimp, but we prsettos
ctimil box:
Selling C.Threa,
Arid teitreatl We'ilepresent.
We Einploy : !ool4,t;‘e C
10 &vrt3lwaper at the
; Than by Agents.
-- triTTI 0 r.
All personi desiring any thing i+ur line
A nlivire:l ;l to Call end Exni
.3! . ..t.7 i
ncnitlltasing elsewhere. 1 --
EntantSnr
.FICIIEUP4T
tiki".ll .l o E iKA4n . .‘
p. 1: wthor
clot ate.
• vegry extensive
rgA assortenes tat ell sought. at
rati TelF4 ll *m ktf4shif
, • 63,-•sliapprall4,l4flAlßETAlL AT
N 0.164 BatiVe/dBl4 ;seri r6/A -4 re., Pitt
&L
A SPLE:NDID.MTocK
TOYS soffi r . y.slrlF3/: oo roe
22, magi. riiallier . dperiseeet of lionise
Su I.
L'LECTION.—The stockbolden of the Coat
ni for . 1 .9 1, 1°1U PINCE Om' at: Dorm
ar 3 1 01".. !II the County of Eft-
Presldiot, r T Elec alt, o f % tor
seiltWAVFMlChartiCittl; on the
meat:lnk at 0 o'clock. A. .
/AWNS ALLISON, X
•
iii
44
SPRING 1840.,
. .
Full yq~ {, complrlr corlulfint or somma.
Ir I Y O n 15 1 frhtu " If
ISieW )iess (46: Brouln
New pr(c4,A,, ~ Bleached Muslim,
iNeirol4lk .;u. Ticking and Strip,
,checks & Mints'
New Cloth-Flannels, New CMG:6mlek
• leninibiCLitill,"NifiraWkJekr.s,
r.•, Tablivellisper; liapkinf,, New.
1. ttatt*Oloitts,l;E r latt47,
• 0.
New Wbitc
•
- rra Merits', •
r •-•••• . • •
Asney
Not ci114 0 4 4 2 1 4
Matt ,
\weiCkiaVAA
• ~, Y,• r.•
"sal3rilliiii4.--
liew,lieiserj.; •
)
Setv.itoonSkirwr •
1..; - -1 .
New Stewkters. '
"C. NOtYnti.
:ft....Alia( which. Intro brein . !bougLl
.lehteld liosAibte lige" end' 4411 SIA4V
ntto4At4 will,glv6liti4Action tike
tsitl,7 eadieS'S &Co
ef• •re t
A.l HO •SOIMIDIIII/r/0 EXC.
'PNW:),Lirgii, Pa.
merl7lm.
IMPOitTANT COWL ERS
Eliith i lire l l!rTifo l u'W . 1 1 *
Cengre‘s approved July Tftli, 1868,
untoVITTONII 4 4: I 4 t. O IF%
o se large (or ueath, Ise oT
/4/).efitYiling „yl)plicition his been'
or s 'ere:titer he. made within tire
ytnrs, find
1;47.11V 4 Litnr BE
11.1. 4 . 1 Mr e fiAlliD1 •
by,those-who have only drawn Irina date
II%;l Ig u a i c ; a
1 1 for
11Wasif
discharged fig
wcunds, ;natters not how long thuly
ssa y.)lsiol *rad prAtittl ill injury
was received in the service. Fort partic•
Wars!welling unit. desrip . ti6 or aptly
or tiM draft* MFG n itri; d+ t7rlira
stamp) • 13. F. ,
108Smithriel11 ' 0.
tr 144 1 1114
• , Pa. ,
ippinlis'errfenk'- Semi-am:ma! y i n any
Of ll* United States, saving pension
ers nig trouble and expetim of gulag—to
1 4 1 iti l iapipAßAT
, :
- -1::,.,L.7.,,,`"'" -.
.fitir'., -- pilng,. ol:,. 1869:
`dt.zto. itarai4l:.t4;a4-% 1t . ,•,,,..,' e:
•--. Aitlahritirdy,Fat ,•;'. ' '''!'""""
A large stock of ites ' i anti s eiatirate &-
oil .. Jot'. Poker., Assiglogs,.. on itiml fur
I' .. • 5i......L... irswors, / aalls and
IL ... . . lolother ins •goods of Lim
, Lentist e• . :miletiOeMnritind to grhrch
, efinslank...dttips.nitil,be made. , 41rItd
le . dlitxtsed of at prices to suit Use/Swim
JOS. R. HUM iiii'd Je PRO.
tnarl7:34l.
~1 ). . I I
En ilankretptey.o-ftstern Diatriciof Penn
.'. sylvan's. sa ; ++t Yew Brighton. lb. h day of
Larch, A. 13.111111ne undersigned he be glean
1 WitglO ' reati tx r, , ,., D -1,1 1s 9.1 " 1 .. 7:. g utikup
• • • • State of a - enueyiren, .1 In —4
district, who has been ad about p,t up=
' ti ehi 071riltion ilk
. 1915 ... aid dia
td: , ..., 1 olter..
end : t • Wu." misuse.
1 1111 4. fiffitl u ' l 4CaVreDiat of Penn
..e.Lk a New hlon, Iltb day
4 1 11 Mbras' IA •liffif' hereby
rifitsPig alai lire ion of
• ' WtlWellitrelletrAtrie I the
ei unr4follienikalNida litafeelle9Peleth44.lo ‘ i
Coili'ill'. "-
re aidiirld
dhliti.:owwnholjbno.'n,Wel!illkijilr'illslifitatrial
SAM tari ! ,m4o.tir 2
lfrAsielihniet
) 11 , . • 1
) I
iM
?zigf
=2E3
Miters *C.
—. -..--
10 litalnkgitiptitya—Weeteni Dia rick ofßraiii
sylvania,s. I.— At hew Brighton, the 4th thi l if f /
illsrdi.W IBMINIt.' The undersigned her, hy' v
notice of hisappolutment as aariguee 4,14 le rril.
lienlm i t i tr i ari k . Mirs i rcr :ItitticZ r Zat
has been'adjudged a bankrupt upon blown pa,
Milan by 111•Wirbilet Court of asita di M t.
ti,,MCEL 111A_, AW' • 0
•
leg''.e+".i .. .l.
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To TOO WORMOU CLAM-1M 00-r
t.Sanzotati all . IS Le
. rmirrizz,
iustt"
alittnallifillelftestbsotkC esallY
ed by persons oft
either sex. awl .the boys AO
girl, earn nearly as lona as men. Greet Inooc/W
meow are otrenecAm I devote Ille*
Il l i ttriMlMe : ma theZ ra t :
4204 / 41 X4V1110414:7411,74 4
are not well satisfied with the business, 4f.
=lllearpotilketritebit. iartretienple
I sent he 0 . Address Z. C.Ja.i
insrltam - pa. Ks.
#:11 .11 .I=l , ,•13.07).
14sBre.
30 1 !11. a
k i t*. lee
lar."4 ti
."1!
" MA RCH
aiirV a a•
-.wag Of Mk
hold mad Motes illthde*
'Um amok put wry
_ itta&cis r
Mal
MIMI
: MfiteUaneolL
g:0
.j:Vtioss
MEM
.r..1,,..54.1
thd'edlO
uiental
liZiEZi
riocumwrE
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O"Ai t 4,11
.11 abort
,61(.5
El
/I
I . ATARI
1113ara1 Lau
11.0
:iii,-.
3' yea
•White
1 .1 •
ERSE
alt i 1.1 A itir.l7 •
Q /Ms: 'linseed
n
10 Ah 'O. Md
Shop,
.. ,itArturir,
4 ' 6 t4oiCB.Flour,
.11s. be.
hie
ult"sit4hyy,llk'
Kegs,
.
't eadlasool , 11. t Ir. I
META
U :IA :AEU .7
sot •orh.i ..% _
.• .•
Large 'l4
.LJltir • i
= , =Nll
HARDW A
b 1 I f
M
lEEE
I=l
• - lrresh . Stock of
Beats
1 ia • • a
l - •
ERNI
Neon Sprin g St
• set, -
DR t rio
. .
AB •Bottit,:to
•
•
ltd lan Cloth.
corie4s,
Wires,
Statch,'lst, Is4i
bhrri proms,
sp..t [,Atop.
arcohigi 416. A.. 31 ur4l.;::
Norm, Mit and kb
• PITTSBURGH, PA.
Oaf t'avologueo . , will 1.. mu"
No. 3. Emits sod OcasatotalTrota.
• ?to. t.ittoto. OtOtubocure pltots,
No. B. Deed. End fotolcor
Nealte.—.l.sfte
ss. npialanottiree %sou prnated -
darsktimet 11-11114hUdell a. h.•
W. of the Donna* of stew Nit emu /in . ' •
Ps , all persons, timer or, ba. ii, if trlll
said estate will pelican t r.,
f or settlement, and all ow 42/•Nol
late of. N quested to mike 1c0w.12 . .
refi 3i.: 4 1
•
.A,S)
EZI
EM 12==
SpeSteitt•&" Sot
•
SUCCESSOR% TO ,
C. ASPEVEREI..
L.l l / I .oibdrak_faiu
4
the East with a large
stock of Goods, bought :..
at LOWEST CASH PHICL:'
:I,4 I III.I rIKSTAND ttme; gtt th'eli l':'
.. .4
-- • 4
YOU il l i villiii 1%). J JA if K., , rtr: ; l
"..,
/10 .• •
R 0 OHRSTIIR, .PNYS' 4.43
OILNIERAL DICALSIL4
:Virr COO, DS
GRinairoa4 -PRovisiw, 'itg. r .
HRDWAIIE, IRON ' .;
,- 4wArce:dt...Ta..,
R0pErbe,,,,..., arkToxa Y.O- ...
WHITE LEAD and I'A (NT$
7! I*V i, OD, &Yu tty ..'..
.I.t. 1.,n. r
Queensware and . Willow lAlt
FLOUR, p_LorK
the Bole Agency' of thst eg;
rrwi crry etbra, for Ra'
tehip,
• - ityleg — heightdi mega mil inlets attat.—
. , ,
MB=
PAW.' Vh‘OtEgAi.l: AND lzfli
L 1 )/ P A / A l n t " "n
Ruiralo.,.Seak Compiin
Ws gee;kali! at RANlllrAcrtl:Eitt
['RIC*
SALIM' irGENTIO Pell
girOks 800. Sulphate of Limo
• PLAaTBii YARIB 1/0111ANai,
I 1 Y/fili% ling %filter Lim at Wboteas item
Y' , . , • '
Bk&TLa lIALT COMPANY'S SALT. -
0,
VratktillZirt.t.64;ll.l46o(o4.l4l°
' ArizDituvit 01 ium nal
- " -aka?'
08./.1411111 ?
.
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