the Beaver Argia.
NYEYAND, EutTo/1 41m POOPIIIIITOIII
nesliver. Pa.. Feb. J. Is7o.
THE Gold Csonspiracy Committee
of the u ; 8. ,RePresentativei had fi
nally, got hold of Corbin; who . ;came
over frem New York on Thuridai
night last in charge pt an °Man'. He
Is a man of fifty-five 7 6r sixty 'years
of age, with narrow, face and nerv
ous inanne4 tind had an air • to
day of being:O good deal demoraliz
ed. lie was before. the Committee
üboutan hour, and Ls to be further
examined te..tuorrow. lie Is loth
to tell anything; answers with great
caution and ,deliberation, and • gives;
no information beyond the briefest'
possible answer to questions asked:.
It is already apparent that Corbin
' was the sharpest Intut fu theconspir
ney, and
,that ho beat Fisk and
Gould at their.own game by pre
tending to Speak for the President
When he had no authority whatever
to do sir.i •
WE.have noticed with some degree
of pain, the disposition of Senator
ltutan, to organize investigating wen..
inittees, during.the present session of
the Legislature. These committees,
—it will he borne in mind—are very
expensiveluxtirles. •Thseir members
draw extra pay for their services, and
furnish employment for one or more
clerks to each committee. Very oft
en( they are formed . almost expressly
to accommodate somebody who has
had i clerkship piomised him, and
while we 'make no charges against
our Senator for having purposes of
this eharaeter 14 ;dew; wo neveithe
lys.4 believe that his conduct would
o6catmlon much less talk, if ho would
give, 'I nvostigati rig committees" gen
entity, its widen berth as passible du r
itg his term In the Senate. The people
are honest in their cry for retrench-
Meld and reform, and but few of
them will recognize economy idthe
forniation of many of these commit 7
tees. .
•
Tim will of•tho late, Edwin
Stanton was filed on Saturday last,
in the Orphans Court, in the distridt
of Columbia anti being proven., wps
admitted to probate. The will is
quite short, being contained in one
Page of ordinary letteti paper. It
bears date July Ip, 18G9, and 1.4 wit
nessed by J. K 6 Barnes, Surgeon
G. G. Chapnam and It. S. Harrison.
.After directing his Just debts to be
paid, liey4pleatlis two thirds of his
property, Including his plate and
liousehold furniture, chargeable with
the payment of two thirds of his
debts, to his wife, Ellen I.l..;Shinton,
and the remaining third, chargeable
with one third of his debts, to his
mother, the surplus'at her death to
le divided between. his three young
i•st children. He names G. 11. Wat
son, of, Ashtabula, Judge Andiew
Wylie, Gen. E. D. Townsend and
his wife as exiicutors, and gives a ma
jority of them power to sell his prop
'erty. . ,
THE Legislative Record swindle,
we are afraid, will still go through the
Legislature. The vote in the Senate
)ast week shoUrs pretty clearly that
the Alegraph and Patei9e editors are
in partnership in the Job, and that
one is to operate with Republican
members, and the other with Demo•.
erotic members, in ordei to get the
swindle through. It they succeed,
the operatiO will east the fax payers
not a penny less Ilium $lOO,OOO. The
"job" is in such a shape DOW as to
command the support of the corrtfpt
tionists_pf both parties, and it there
fore homilies the duty of honest
hanotrats and honest Republicans
alike, tit protest most emphatically
against the revival of what is known
as the "Bergner iniquity." Friends
of retrenchment and reform, let your
voices be heard at Harrisburg, by
letter to members of the Assembly,
in opposition to this effort c plunder
the' State Treasury.
'Pan Treasury ring, though barfly
defeated In the choice of a Treasurer,
have still not given up all lopes of
1. 1
realizing handsomely" frdm
.the
,
late Treasury during the present
session. They are directing their ef
eorts" now, to get the "Record win
. ,k" through. They were beaten on
it list week, but we•have no doubt
but that the matter will soon be
brOught up again. .They have quite
anuniher of Democrats to assist them
in their nefarious undertaking, and .
in, all probability they will be able to
get votes enough frozn that party to
carry the measure.
To Die credit of the IRteen Repub
licans who Voted for Gen. Irwin, W.
,) can say that not'one of them has vo
i ted either directly 'or indirectly for
either the Record Job, or any other
measure by which money would be
fraudulently taken from the Treastz-
Ty. This is the best evidence in the
world of the sincerity of their profess
hionA at the time of thci election of
Shttb Trete.urer. When they tut!ash
,. ed the "Maekey slate," tliey deliver-
ed a blow for the people, and their
courstr,sinee then, looks as if they
meant to strike at corruption antlex-
tntvithittieu wherever they found it
Titti G. a. house of ltepreienta
lives has done Rs' part toward bol -
ishingthe franking privilege. The
Postoillce Commit ttsi brought in its
bill proViding 'that after the first of
next July no matter shall go through
the mil free. Gen. Farnsworth pro
posed to make it the order for some
day this week, and give a chance for
discussion. But 118 roue ILi it NVIL4 pre
seated Mr. Ctillom td, once c fled out
to Niel) it puttm its ptosago immedi
ately, and was sustained by thirty or
'forty other gentlemen so decidedly,.
that .Nlr. Farnsworth am:tented to go
on with the bill. There was it debate
of over an hour, in which a good ma
ny sharp things were said and a num
ber of amendments offered to exempt
county nowsmers froni the opera
lion or the bill. All these propttii
tions were rejeeted, and the bill put
through with a whirl, ust as it i4ime
front the cominlttee, with only four . -
teen votes in tho negatiye. It 'is
hardly powible that the Senate will
act upon it in such a manner, but
romethingofthe kind is likely to pass,
during these,:sien :. l
—The Mutt I tripectur of Cincinnati,
under dirt tion of the limn' of
Health, on "Friday last seized a lot
of one hundredandtwenty-tivehogs
brought frOm Kentucky to ono of the
slaughtering houses. Thu inure or
the net ure was that they. were 'affect.
(11 with hog cholera or wine other
disease.
,"As Mr. Quay is not now a
Pittsburgh alderman, and the seal Of
silence is not held to his lllie by latch
skillful watchers ae Dteasrs ludl
and Swartzwelder,' we soli° the op
imrtunlty of asking hinra'cottPleof
questions through the columns of the
4.lDu us. In the fall pflt3f4, andwltt--,
ter di 867, we all know that lkfr,
*Lis the inoutli.plece mid' the trusted
friend of Gov. Curtin; In fact , some
of us know that ho went so Gums to
declarolhat`he "wou:d Gw rather see
Curtin beat Cameron for the United,
States Senate, than to see myself elect
'ed Speaker of the House Of Itepromen
tativot." Mr. Quay, we Pirmei
will not deny, using this language.
.
At the present time . Gay.tlurtin
not in the country, mid wo all know
that Mr. Quay is now the "mouth
piece and trusted friend of Gen. Own=
Cron and his son "pen:" Our Interio
gations, then, are these: ;.
' At what precise time since Jan. 1,
18t7, did you, Mr. Quay, cease to 'be
the friend and followee oft Gov. Cur.'
tin, and become 'the friend and ally
of Gen. Cameron ?
What were your reasons for desert
ing Curtin and his friends, and going
over to, and since training and.tight
ing in the ranks of his relentless tate,
vales? •
You have been charged with ma
king this, change ofle iderson account
of "sordid considerations." If this
charge is a false ono, you can dispel a
great deal of snsPition by telling the
public what did induce Ydu, to forsako
the clan Curti nand go over to thecian
Omicron in Pennsylvania politics?
In this county nearly °very per Son
.has implicit faith, in Gov: Curtin, and
little or MO the,Camerims; and if
you •have any Information In your
posse i% goliig to show that they;
like yourself, should think less of the
former and morOof.the latter we snb
mit that It is your duty to impart
that knoWledge to others. What
say you? ' ,
Wilk THEIS:
That the Republican : maases
. rnay
know at a glance the nine Benatorti
who-joined with, the eleven Demo•
erats of that body-to put Br.acrxxg'S
Record swindle through, we consple-'
uously print their in as follows:
• ALLEN, CONNELL, HENSZET,,
MUMMA, OLMSTEAD, Osmatiou'F.
EDBISON, WATT, WHITE.
We shall look with interest for the
additions which the House vote on
the question will furnish to the list of
thoso . who were bold enough to hit-
pale themselyes on the Record.
P: S.—The, telegraph supplies, the
list, as follows:
ADAIRE,OLOUD,COMLEY,CHURCH
DAVIS, HILL, HONG, lIITMPIIREYS,
MILLAR, (of Allegheny, )
PARSONS. SMITH, STOKE 4, STRANG,
T HONE AS.—Pillsburyls Omm'nerclal.
Tin! Republicans of the Indiana
Senatorial district, we have no doubt
will bear iu mind that General Bar
ry White ki the Senatorial champion
of the Record job, which Is, in reality
the basis of about half the legislative
stealings that have disgraced the last
half dozen sessions. The. Record ne
veailtates an enormous postage ex
pense for each member; It serves as
an excuse for the piker and folder
job, and it enables Bergner to pub
lish encyclopedical articles On pisci
culture at fifteen Millers per page.
Senator White is freely spoken of At
the Stato capital as anxious for ta
Gubernatorial nomination two yetirs
hence. ilis selection of a platibrm
on which to push his claims, we re-'
gard as Of home moment to the peo
ple. The Record plank, especially
will nut itiLltpe scruntiny. It places
the Senator In a position in which he
cannot be misunderstood. We are
' glad of it. We like to see a man bold
and unequivocal in his declarations.
The Republican party of Pennsylva-
nin is committed to the doctrine of
retrenchment end reform. Thnt's
the earnest sentiment of the people,
whelever the politicians and the or
gans may declare. tienator 'White
has a perfect right to array himself in
the opposition, and arrogate to him
self its leadership. We won't even
attempt to read him but of the par
ty. Ile deserves the fully credit of
throwing himself ;Into die breach,
and repressing the spirit Of economy
and retrenclunent that had begun to
inauifest itself. It was a courageous
act. (If that there can be no doubt;
and to what it will lead there can be
as little. Any gentleman who thinks
the people may be delksl. and the
flood gateli of corruption and profli
gate expenditure reopened, is at lib
erty to try the experhnent, and re
port reAtlts.—Pills. Cbmutercial.
Tit ratr; waylaid before the House of
Representatives, on Friday evening
last, a long and read!thle report on
the history, arrangements and pres
ent condition of the,lndlims In Ildt
ish :North America, prepared by F.
W. Blake, our consul at Hamilton,
Canada, and made in pursuance of
instructions from the State Depart
ment. It is written in a humane
spirit, and claims to show the resn
of an honest policy In dealing with
the Indians. It details the progrms
of' civilization amine; tlio tribes,
speaks of the methods by Which
peter is preserved. and upholds the
'policy of integrity in all Indian
transactions; advocates Indian racer;
vations and the conlining of tribes id
Ihrin lots. It discusses the systein.
an
of wards and guardiansip,' d holds
that it is wise and sound, and recom
mends that Indians he allowed to
hold °dice during good behavior. It
is in direct of our best bullion policy,
awl gives precedents justifying the
President's views ,on this question.
r. thake is in favor of the pelt.-
dianshiv system, And thinks we
should goon increase the civil and
political powers of the most highly
civilized Indians. Thereport is to be
printed. .
I. REINED rourriel4 N.
In helping to burst up the ring of
politkal corruptioit, in wklvn our
former friend "Hon." M. S. Quay
appeared to eidov considerable noto
riety,. we, did tint mean to "ruin"
hint peNonally, or to injure him in
any way. • We never anisiderod him
at all responsible for the various little
tricks and ntscilities in which he
was engaged, well knowing that he
was compelled to wear the brass col
lar and net the part of mere lackey to
his master, the old Winnetmgo Chief
himself All that we said about
poor Quay But,
was for his
own good. But, in:Cording to au ar
ticle which appeanxi Pubis paper of
the 21 inst., he is unable to appre
ciate. our intended kinducits us he
indulges In some very unfriendly
language, us "villain," "Pilferer"
"leper ""skunk "ruffian," knave'
1 ' 0 141144" "imbecile," "amid
.e-salpt," "putt," "forger," and other
ebirmeterbstle efilthets•
those who know. AgaY
ly as we - do need net:; be 041 7 1114
when he penned the - article ' ha-WIIS
doubtless laboring make Ms' ward
atflictlear--very Much ideohoton the
brefe- r yet we think the article vet
clearly reflects the - rent mental and
'moral Condition of this unhappy, de
tenet and "ruined" politician, with
out reference to intoxicants.
When wo 'remember that only A
few years ago_ Mr. Quay was:_quito
a respectable and , well to de gentle.;
man, and a journalist of fair' charm
-
ter, we feel as if an effort should - , At
once be made by his friends to, 're!
claim and save him. It. may not be
too lnte for him yet tot' turn .over • a
new : leaf and become .a decent, 'hen
amble and truthful man. Le t.
.him
at once be urged sign the: Wiper
ance pledge, and the strongest ,. possi
ble influences.bo ',brought to •hear.
hlni up and 'kop him _oat of • bad
company, and ; way from ',gambling
dens. If he can be induced to - . alga,:
the pledge,. pud manifest an earnest
desire to reform, his wreck may yet
be 'reconstructed en .a substantial
'mend basis-" We are tonfident that
even the Profersiona gentlemen* of
South Ninth street would cheerfully
and magnanimously,cmeei *Weyer,
"checks of honor" they :they, had'
against him, And t hus eneeurageOd
help him along In thp ;effort M
mein* a new and honorable We !
For one, We shall not "dektrt Mr.
Quay. We mean to do all wo canto
save him. - Others may hoot at hint
and, deride, him as !'ruined,!"'de:
funet,'"VaYed s ,Ourland "-WINO,"
but we Say to him; take courage and
become, A man once Morel As long
as .rotherAbrahayi enjoy* life and
prosperity; so long will you have at
lenst one friend to stand .up 'for 'you
and defend you, evenin your gloom
icit days of adversity and ilemprall!:
'zation. 'Again We My, :to' Mr.:O4lMY.'
take courage, and* a tuV- ; ;-:h;.'
er Abraham. • "
• - ..
THE UItEAT LIBEL • OAtors-
UMSTRONd VN. -F A T
AIIRAiIAII-TRIAL. BEFORE
AIIIIITUATOItAH- NO CAUSE
OF ACTION-TUE PLAINTIFF
TO PAY TUE MIMI g
On Saturday last, the ease of An
drew • Armstrong vs. Rauch & Coch
ran was tried before Arbitrators at
the Court House ,lu this city, being.
an action for , $lO,OOO, which the
Plaintiff claimed in consequence of
an alleged libel published in Father
Abraham some time during the year
1869, accusing Mr. Armstrong, while
a member of the Legislature, of aver
drawing his mileage to the amount
of about $B3, nm thus improperly Ll
kingmoney from the State Treasipy.
The defense produced the original
report of the Legislative Committee
on mileage (D. G. Staley, Chairman)
brought from Harrisburg by Wm. L.
Cooper, one of the Clerks of the
House , by virtue of it:subpcena, in
which report it appMrs that Mr.
Armstrong %vas entitled to $l,OOO sal
ary, $25 for stationary $8.40 mileage,
which' correctly added, amounts to
1033.40. 13y some strange mistake
the, sum m of $1,116.80 was placed oppo
site Mr. A.'s name, as the addition
of theSe items, for whichrt warrant
On the Treasury was issued and pre
sented by him for payient. Mr.
Taggart, (who was then cashier in the
Treasury Department), was called to
the S tand and sworn. Ho testified
that when Mr. Armstrong presented
said warrant for payment, he called
hes attention fo the' manyeet mistake,
by asking him (Mr. Armstrong)wheth
er the amount was right, and the latter
assured him that it was, whereupon he
paid him the money. -
Tbo publication 'of the articles in
tigther - Abrahain; upon which suit
was brought, was not denied by.the
defendautd. . . ,
TIM arbitration; emiglstiug °Maori..
Win. M .Slaymlker, Geo. P. Moiitery
and Samuel H. Myers, awarded
"No cause of action."
Counsel for defenditnts, John B. Liv
ingston and A. C. Reit - Kehl, csq's:
Father Abraham. is therefore still
ahead—as Eir as heard from.-1401ser
Abraham.
THE FUNERALFLEET.
Account of the Voyageof the Plymouth
and Monarch Across the Atlantic—
ne Arrangements for the Funeral
of Air. Peabody.
PORTLAND, Jan. 20.—0 n the arri
val of the Peabody fleet last night,
Captain Macomb, of the Plymouth,
tame Immediately on shorelud pro
ceeded to the Fahuouth House, where
an interview wag held with Admiral
Farragut, the Committee of the town
of Peabody, and the representatives
of the State of Maine and city of
Portland. In giving au amount of
the voyage from England to America,
which hedeseribes as a very pleasant
one, Captain -Macomb made the fol
lowing statement :
"After leaving Spithead the two
vessels sailed in company until the.
town of Usiumt, in France, had been
passed when u gale of wind and rain
struck them, during which - they lost
sight of each other. The Ply mouth
after endeavoring upsecCossfelly to
find the Monarch, by making a trans
verse course, sailed directly to the
place of rendez vouspreviously agriod
upon, the Island of. Madeira. fn bar
ing to Madeira the Plymouth made
very-fast time, sailing about fourteen
knots an hour, and, anchored In the
harbor of Funchal two or three days
before the Monarch arrived. While
lying.* here a stormy south-west wind
arose mid the vessel wag iu claimer of
`:heingdrivenonshore,se it was found
necessary to ship cable. In standing
to the semen' to run into a safe po
sition, the Monarch was discovered
at anchor'off the town. of Stamm, on,
the other side of the Island. Both
vessels were then gbt tinder way uud
sailed, with stroni and favorable
northerly winds, fur Bermuda. The
Monarch sailed quite slowly. In com
parison with the Plymouth, the screw
being little used in order to save coal.
Under these circumstoneei the Ply=
month proectsied in advance of the
Monarch to Bermuda, where she re
mained nine hours, taking fresh pro
visions and such dispatches as were
awaiting the fleet. She afterwards
joined the Monarch and lioth vessels
sailed direct fur Portland, making
Learnt both sail and steam. power.
The two vessels, during a greater
portion of the voyage, sailed from one
foerth to a half a Mile apart, and by
mains of a code of signals were able.
to communicate very readily with
,each other. Captain Mazomb speaks
highly of the Monarch and says she
behaved splendidly in all weather..
Her accommodations he says are
equal to those of the finest frigates in
the American navy. She hardly
reeled in the heaviest seas. "Why,,
.1 believe," said Captain Madinah,
"She could use her guns in anything
short of a gale of wind. She could
bring her turrets into action when
the sea was so rough that "could not
exercise my guns. I never haw her
do anything worse than lurch to the
leeward at an angle not greater Mel
: twenty degrees, and she would .not
have done that if she had not been
Under sail." She made with ease :NO
miles a day with sails alone. Speed
and steadlueo are two of her griatest
points.. She is inferior to. our meal
tors, chiefly in heavy. draught, Anil;
height out ofwater, which presents of
course great vulnerable surface.. .
This morning f he monitors steamed
down to :the funeral fleet, , and the
Peabody and Portland cityComm67
stoners proceeded In the .revenue
steamer Mahoning to ; the Monarch.
The .storm having. subsided,: the
morning was bright and pleasant, the
atldl anal tram eneari In sU {
Wing tor ice.' The! streets
-runnligWith melted anew, bat wilt
p_roNW, be In better coriditionwheri
the rece ption procession' takes place,:
AtfAhe monitors. steattuxl past hit
funeral.fleetiad took their line in
mar, the Plymouth saluted, to which
the• monitors both replied,' followed
by Fort Preble. 4 - 1 el - :1 A r
At luuf past k del
anchor and sailed; u to the irtner
harbor, lbw/donee&
edAy,the tX ltek ludi Terr,or,,
theu,the'Plymett Untlj qler•Vits-,
set 4 eleven o' ' A ancher,-,
ed off 'Fort f,. , e'44 Ahe, nPer
,bor.• 'rhos , "o. l !"Wir94 , fille.o l
waft; witrieseig: by' it,fset . nun Mer
PeoPIP from " • ~ ,,,c \ i
Tun itiNututarinViamtaßbA , ...;•
I-.
• The Pealxidy' flea bearded
the Monarth; afltrtiltc,r , seeing' M.
Agsse,ll; retdined thiitity lu c re
arnuigttieirdit"lhere !A , no'.
iviemenlos on' Ixxird 'the' Me if.'
The bodyowill *Main 302'lxidrittintlf
Saturday at paint' 'tithed 'be'
brought . ashoro
City A'ail by ft nsvmrnolefidati - ,
poSed of tho'bffhtera ;lOW ITIRD °TIM°
whale sipuidron. ~ltl.City' IC
wilt be , received' by 4
*rltiln and staff, the geabodk.
mittee, eityntithorltiecite.l.llo4dl
WM then be dosed .untillitotidoy,"
when the body will be, in, at i lltCand
thb adinitted:`
TuesilaY"thei finarceremonles will
take place, and the body be everted
tothe depot,' lifeantimethe Identitch
and Plyznoutli end' monitors
open,to the pebileanditetun' htudchai
will convey visitors withont Charge,
Bavroat, Jan. 1i.. 2 ;-Robt:' C. Wi n -.
throp and other members of the
Citizeus- i Committee. bf Boston,' left,
to day in a special Peabody funeral
train for Portland.,, :Atli:dent the
Trusteei of the Peabooly'lnstitute and
officers Of the Academy _of science
Joined the pakik. '1 ir.lWGtthroli,WlU
deliver the eulogy at the apse:
ant.iulls,Ae:;,Jurea.2s:
. ,
Amu., ,
:p . t.friCifo"'or, the" • !stature ,wlk.
attend' ii lbodir' the re4 o odY. fune0 1
Pbsefluio s 1 4. Prtknfli
. r , ,
' WAiIItiIriGTONVORRESTONFogriCA,
Virgiida greAd'
the ' Gard
Commrttee' Securitiea'
The weather . and .Y.lapeßall—Wash; ,
raglan SoeieN---Prinee Arthur and
ndyfans-Ineentioha r d-e. ' .
W - Asurstrrolz , i, D. C., Jan. 28,1870.
The fulfillment of the terms of the
late Virginia bill is it . last 'realirmd;
and Mr. Lewis, to the Senate, and,
Messrs, Platt,. Ridgetvai,, Wilnes
and Porter, to this House, duly,qual
ified and were admitted to seats in
In their rosPective: Houses. If it
were not that tho'creclentialti of.three
of the Members elect, are still in the.
hands of the Committee on contested
cases, we could safely: piedlet that
strife and doetentkiti as 'fitr as , V.ir-,
ginla;fs Lonceriled is'at an end., But
the ' old speeches :foe andagainst
the admission Of Virkinfo, will .be,
harrowed up ead in ; great part.ba.ra..
those,eitntestedcoam:, .;
A few here place greot streat upon
Mr. Dawes' speech igoinsttheimonO-,
my of the AdnileistratiOu. Pen.
Butler takes partictilar imius 'at this
instance, to make the people through
out the country believe, that Mr.
Dawes Is playing into the hands of
the Democratic party. Mr. B. may be
honest in it, and his suspicions may
be well.founded for aught we /mote;
but we do believe there to not, not
even an imaginable reason,, for be
lieving that Mr. Dawes Is doing any
thing but what he 'conceives to be
right in the matter. His speech, yt..*
terday, shows to the country' wheth-
er he lytts Jutiflahle in his amass
tlin*• 'Clem Butter hasshown, seem
ingly,,that facts and figures clear the
*his of the AdMinistration, :On/y .
one discrepancy, deried "Rim in tho
Postmaster Gener*Oftlce of uhont,
$12,000,000 which ''it 41. said, was.
brought to the notle6sf Mr- DIM*:
lon&lefore he mit& eelobitited
•speech.
Mr. Corbin, the' President's broth
er-itt-law, has at hist appeared before
the Gold Fikip!CPOitimittee, and testi-
it es that no.GOverpment Official had
anything to do in any way with the
gold speculation anderinvestigation.
While it may be shown before the
investigation closes, that Mr. Corbin
was pecuniarily fitvored at times by
Jay Gould, on futhount 'of supposed.
Influence with the' Administration,
it is thought that neither the, Pri»ii
dent nor any of his, house hold will
in any way lam (..4nnieetcd with
i the
gold speculations.' •
The attention of Congress Will scant
he milled to the laws .patised to pre
vent the forgery land counterfeiting
of public securities, with a view to
have the inane' , untended - and - nand°
more cillelent for the . prevention of
this crime. .There are so: many diff
erent kinds of Government sectiri
ties, consisting, f 4 InStiance,oflkiMlS
Coupons, ''Ciirrency;. V;S:
notes, Treasury 1 .notes, .• Fractional
notes, Certfileateis of indebtedness, -
Certificates 'of depciiits, Cheeks 'for
money on 'authorized .dopesitarif..
thumps of variods kinds and : demist-
dre &A: 4 .1 that. great impost- •
sitions almost daily 'tire being prac
trced,plitin.the 4lff4rentoepitrtuieute
.and oftentimes it has been found itu
practicahle to premnto for such
'
We have had the
. t , nok, wMiderhil
winter aver. ktioWn.in . this: latittide.
Our weather is frequently mild dur
ing the winter 0:19011, that' is etail 4
paritively But forSeveral-,wei,kS
past, we have,had the thermometer
ranging durine the day from 55 toll!)
degrees. The trees eke beguiling to
bud, and the foliage of the roses is as
advanced stilt should beau the month..
of May: This genial sessonisavarmi..
lug up the hearts of out "boys" who'
participate In the great national,
game of Base :.WaShington"
boasts of one of the "crack" clubs. of
the country. The-Olympic club of
this city' won golden laurels the'past
season, and' are now ilting,4 logo of
the, largest and Most handsome. ball
fields We have ever seen. They are
doing this with nn 'eye to a grand'
National 13U.4e tournament
this city the comingemelt. • .•
There is no phiee widely wOuld: be
!pore happily fliteld . for this enter
, pris,' than. thif city, of Nash I neon..
As this is the long svien, it is more
limo likely that Con!bm... will remain,
here until July, 411111 7 1irokitiginO , the
gayikasoe, andl'inader'ing the chic
very attractive. I Many half, players
have never visited the Capitol, and
many of those who have never seen ,
the 'great Viuierlean Cireu,s,"'
Congress pf the s LTnite . ,tl t3tet:eii. • The
game of ball is much appreciated
here; .and at 'all match • games, yeti
; Wit 1 , *.+6 the 'young; the old, the 'gay,
the staid,thefashionabletuui,t4e
un
fash tenable, preening eagerly towards
the grounds. ffhe.lsth: amendment
ie fliWnyif iepMianted and can beseen
hovering,ln.the trees,,
uponfopq find peeping
throughestei.y. terrap3. era*. in the
fence. TheOlynaplcs will itialonbt-
MI
ES
gol* of e. tort ' •
r ,f!4',
‘l4 s h :' yhiCO . I tad
tv o
diftlittel d . up, _, . ore
claita, . v: , otbe :. ty ilti
tb °Co l i n tr y• ,We "havo_th9 Pled*
Ltient W
gad r gabinet, r iteprelslntatVl
WRllTarifitt744olsl3
Supreme.vonrWaietabera 01
Sellatir lealitiedrii•lbtrlittita l V
Haig tattounAtikeblarks lik Mil bet
l art " E34l3° T e rlr en h/ Yealth7
citizens,.trade people; Mechanics
had lett. begiens,,Austong whore is
Beau Hiclunan".the prince of hist:lass
a l u f lui ! gstttr OitOlio or the ilil"
WOO 40 i ,the :04 ) * ~PO- Jat*
chitinYoll ' Aul Bee Wltalfi l ifer.imaig‘l%
want to; the liburt proem:ding, *cu
tcall see *bent* Yon a o Nva4 tl/
01l flilAticedrng t yOil Call fiee ,edr .
' Alienti , fflie 41;4 isrely, if cm' exreflk
by accidents. 4.' ~. ; , , ; ~ .; s;
Pf r O lte lF i al i Vitiel g ' P r in " En *
*Pt r Ogi . gin 4 4k lo4 4 l Wl ci tgi d'nl i
trades peuj4i truth Ogle iii tWffechnit
p. in.; clerks about half past three?
the ltekt din I)Mit feta : tes fiVe; the
rtext from.sixt)eeyert; the fleet ab,olli
eight. It ti; aell ; thi.most faahltalle•
hie neverdine till next day. It would.
appear friver the; tliatextteMes Meet;
It is trhe We haw Lwilyers, Doeibp,
;Claim: ; Agents;
,Patent Agents. and
Lobylids, Women's Righters,Petty .
Politichuts,Newspaper likrlblilerffde,
but these are so mixed up with the
distinct elarnjtutt, they remind :one
more of thedraine species we see
about the strects;tud for brevitrtind
not too many awes, we will tlW,g l
oale." 3loll Fe is. " , ', 't
Thom la, a Oteiation in Wesldeg
ton Society similar to the gradation
of rank in the army, and is felt almost,
at distinc. Glovertunent ,cletits
forformthe low tly ed grade in Official SO
clay, coMenboat aeventhon the list,
There is of neeendty almost as mdch
difference between Me lowest class of
Governmeet officials and the bigheat
class; as there is in thearmy between
u prlVate soldier and a General.
Clerks, In Mediae. playa are subordi
nalealandaa a general thin& ar . 4 Poor .
and'reeelve small salaries.•.Ttufother
claseexerelseautherity, - receive large
#alaries, and are generally men of
some means. Persons outside of
Washington, are too apt to think that
from $l2OO to• 811300 a year is a large
salary, and that Government Clerks
are /lemma or, ( x )118 equelleo• Don't
deceive yetis se lves IP you have any,
idea of coming to Washington In this
capacity.
Clerks can be gentlemen and men
of inteingenc.3„ but upon the eilarlea
they receive Hiss daily battle bike
upon them, with their own elide, to
say nothing of code/tiering to' phi
on style sufficient to move in higher
circles. "elfflel hernia no morethan
600• in some places," and men of
families who receive these sularirn,
struggle to buy food; struggle fil pky
rent; struggle to buy clothes and pay
school bills, and thensuffer continual
mortification.
How are you toadyism! We dont
mean It to apply to you Mr, Ed. or
your vicinity, but wo are absent
minded, and we ereinst thinking of
Prince Arthur and the grand • Arke
tocratic Hoplastnight "Only those
Invited can go" said this one and that
one, your corunpenpent said that's so.
But how werethose invitations madd
Ans. Selected he a vommittee that
stetson umpire, and who Mt receipt
of lettens from notables Seeking 1 0 0-
does fora friend or a trends client, lq
=WI_ t instance" which are paid for by
die applicant; an invitation cud was
tiled out and sent tektke applirnnt,
which reads as fbnows: The British
Minister and Mrs. Thornton request
the pleasure of-company at
Masonic Hall, corner of P and Ninth
streets, on Thursday evening, the
27th inst., at 6.30 •o'clock.
An invention, which is considered
to rank among the first In the coun
try, is now on exhibition In Wash
ington. It is one for transmitting
power without loss. This is a thing
which has been considered hereto- .
fore, impossible; bet the Inventor,
Mr Hobert Spear, has demonstrated
tits practicability beyond per adven
ture. The President anti Staff and
many, Members of Congress have
Witnessed the perfoonauce of the
machine, and it has also , exam
ined by men of Science/of he city,
te:ln
stud all omeurin its feaSabi ty. The
machine is very simple,at ankaste
only of an air eylioder , uul ix SWIM
engine ut one end and an air engine
at the other eat% of a pipe of any
desired length, the pipe beteg provi
ded ut intervals of a hundred feet
meteor loss with-Joints, which forni
coutractiona in It. 1t "is assumed
that by means of the oattractious lu
1 the pipe a dead air chamber is found,
which entirely precludes the possi ,
batty of friction 'of the air us ft pmts
through the pipe. The luveution
hasuttractal a great dude! . latent/Out
a.s the inventor claims he wit "expel
foul air and water trout mines, end
supply them with frt.h air, and the'n
he nut.utilize tilp power of Niagan;
Pails and of inaccessible streams.
CHI EL.
A Nineteen ►.anon llebresus.A
. Lover's Remembrance. kite
illions Y aid Over. • . ..•
LPevra Ikon'Or ba1e1 ,. . 1 " 1, /84
Sem° month - a sineo ke ptiblislusl a I
staietneht to the elfeet that 31 ki Gray,
a Fort Eelwarti; Mal be •
come the fortunate helms or $19,000:-,
WO,' width "her lover, a young .Eng-'
had'ivillcd to het:lvor his
dying bed. The Man liftbe ease
—the heirship—is trite; but'We now
learn that it was not to the lover; but
to his hither that Miss • Gray is
,In
debted for her extraordinary good
'tontine. 'lt seems that:the lover, on
his return to England, like too many
others, proved ineo.nsuutt d mat "
rim' another lady against , fin hia father'S
will. Whether it was reakitseut his
faithlessness or front some other twist,
certain it is the young man died In
about a ywr after his ynarriage;:and
101 l all 1114 propbrty to MS father:-
The old gentleman was with Out !Mrs,
and not n.aving become mulched to
his daughter-ltaaW, upon his ,death;
left onehalt Urids property 'to the
Government of llugland,and the re
maining half, '.114000,000, to Miss_
,Gray, the Fort 'Edward milliner.,
,1"heA11111 was so large that;manY per 7
sena Were disporied to doubt,,its truth
when it iirst'sppeared in, print but l.ldiss Gray has already, remPFeti the
stmt In.stalment of liar tortune,n trifle
of $3,000,000, from tlid British CenSul
Lin New York. Oti"TtlesPithtst , Phe
remlved,a dispatch. from the, Consul
aitnoilneltiglluit the iziotiejr nyOteo
her order, and on the following day
she lefvEort Edward for New York,
where It was paid overt() her. '
Snyder Introduced a rem:Au
den', into'the Illinois Qmsftutlimal
ConVentloa On Miday !AMU rt int n t e
the • (*mention" 'to Chicago. lie
thought that the bad whiaky of
timingteld would HU till the Demo
crat.' and the bad water slay the"lte
pablltvms. • "
=I
. .
IY. • `l' iteL i t ac . liva° a !:
w gimes: =reported
.
. L ..mll'our In-
diatchadtb*AitinidhliNe rumen,
enterer° 11nel:46bl - reach the
lion.' The cotlutva arrivid=
inie *Eer
lacy - ,cop t , dl. -hundred:, and
twe. alty.4l : ' :Italie :MAY,
Iddbioiln" • ' ""liarthat,
play tridllo, 4 -43upaithstasident ,
1 7 0 110 $ • t ifttitruing"t 3 4l llo bat
. . ~.= .to tbeeernentotad to have
the ^ - 1 ~ ipurdahed4,Thaehunttng
. 0 1=3 ,t ="441 returned: very,
AV :g - killed -- a'. large.
P "mr4, , ___ L.... .. 4 11 4, o ther . /Prr l I
•
- --IPlany. late Treastirei
... ' ' ' tithiginan,
Off thrißouth Coagregatkutal Chalet"'
phthiso, bite WWI "awed, charged
witkbeinvi'defipilter to 'the. stun*
in 100.0 En;00;1,000,j: i The' idehdean
1 tionareoVered by falenentrina. . -. • ~.:
I
8091PaPtlean•Ft: AbererOin!
bie leports* Mg • Ciihniogtuod,„“hf
Termite Globe, sad Robinson, (tribe 1
;Torthito 2idegivik
theirr, - A n i iere ar - r a y rratep
st
hrrtvatn:FGnd:orthe
‘ evpl. tUthad
odeertbli the sternf
lanaawit fearful ever
• Oeven men were . :.froo
•• • • d ; beignen.'Pembina'atitid.
Ft. • .• • rcrombico Onriliaturday, the
16th; • •• AbOrmomete;;inni 135 - ft-•
MOW Ler9.: .1 . •
-1 ty.workmen were cidirgeli
• e Brooldia Nin.7 'Yard on
,'end one `Mildred' On .the
lireV • in, pursuance of_mien'
ordern of the commandant, Admiral
,Golden, directing the:.reductiOn of
the numerical l'oree as soon as practi-
JritoP44. 13r the public'
servem. . • - ••
, .7 ; .
GASH. iORT
uOrie;
2000 BUSHELS OF OATS;
1000 113U4111E1 - ..19 OF RYE,
• _
- • -
13E11
1000 Biz*Eite or CORN
•
By
•
JAMES DI;NCAN;
.. •
iscravc9r Co.. Ira.
Who has juiV„recelveil Poo of the largest
and most doftplete stocks ever br:Jnght to
Beaver county, enflaming at
Fr
FOREIG_N DOMESTIC
...i... ,
-GOODS
.eaps&Furs
Hatg,
.31.0*.eZ 411 str.ll-Mi3i,
CLOT
Carpets and Oil 1 Cloths ,
. ; . •
•
17 - 11 rthyare,
ENS WARE,
ISE
R '
C.E.TELI.ES, &C.
nets 2 tax. awl upward.
Barrcil Fla;
I ) I
HA Jeans, 20 cis. and upward,
?Tariaii Phiid Alpaca:lin cis and upward,
Plain Alpanu, 30 cls. and upwaril,
PRINT' ' 61' .AND 124 CENTS.
- .11
31uslins 10-cts.,and upwanl,
• •
Domestic ;Inglitims 12;4 eta. wnd upward.
( • '• I
FA FOR SALE.
AsßALL;Fann,situated in Brighton township,
Beaver county, P,L, aboottour west or
the borough 'of Bearer, containing
.Ftfty-Aleven and Oni-Half Acres,
more or lets about Orly limes cleared, balance
Tht re Is on the nip a Two Story Log
Mouse, a small Bank Bart with good stabling me
&math, anMrchard containing About BY epple,and
acren.oreilt it hundred young peach item. For
Bo Information call niton the subscriber on the
premises, or • dress Bearer C. IL, Pa.
jantglis9 JUAN IiIIiKPATRICK.
Chri
twine% I.3'remented,
2 ,44
O.4 I :ErIM
Sueeesetors to
•N. MEYRAN & SIEDLE;
o. Fifth Avenue,
REINEM
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Have juxt
in; ht.litlßS
gnat stoek
F I Nb
opened evecially.for the Erni-
S's an untiquanplarge - aid 'de
nt
JEWELRY.
TCIIES, DIAMONDS,
SE=ll=
EMS
C Cutlery, French Cineks, Bran
-11 Boxes, Jas. Mullin's, Charles'
Ymdshara's Watches.
aertian iVatches,
Fine 'NW
seN Ilusi
Jacot's an
A 1
pikletgo. Vavy; 6.7 co t , Aurn
t
Co.. E. iloicanr Er-
Co.
inntle !w
-enn \Vat
gin Wale
WM
AMERICAN CLOCKS,
e 1 1. SE,TII T11931A14,
Of which
ly kept o
who wale
large assortment is constant.
hand in our basement, and sold
and retail. , (ch dee 8.
=
WIIMUTOWIIII
While been
tie !State eUi.
MI pavan
welled to r-
WI persons ItiMagt
resent *ea duly I
Tn-
a ',M
wan On
'Wag
now otwoploo by Ceps. /1. busts -11=ott !kw
oettatreot. The bowie counting Os roano-tonor
ifirteasselnalliana
door. And the Ittt Monet kir;
'rho alum til.ap. I u
dlonowit orroWIN tiro pt Ilan* it wilt
[be torten... Away to hooka Winwitaioto ut
• •-•gutioriorptt Ttiglann:l,3lo2lll2l.
! tt iricm• Niale.--
014 . 14 of the mint Valuable Hula
. 4
ortiumlSMSpre o•
cdtbryd
sad einmythlng past:dog to the ery et
par
ment, and the =We property, Is In ßak good order. d
;
Tbe butldLup consist of ,
Osa Two-Story - prick House,
:Store room on drat boor. Mal feet; Mollies and
Iraing.recon to the rear of the litare.romi. Also,
One Frame Dtvetliag
AIM feet, separated from thelnt gateway,
,mhkh Woo fronts im the street; • cellar se
' derneath, II feet resep. The ba the front of
Tb
feet obuilding n lb .
On erinterls k u it ncoriled, and Is suitable
torthe Is
A Good FranseiStabLe,
Isophonat, Cistern by tad Vitae's. and all other
*t-bulldlnot e
lot, and emary, fLero le, also, abundance
;of Fruit on tht
A Orispe Arbor
limning through tlie whole depth of It. on which
ate the choicest grapes. All under good fence.
•and the proMgls Justly regarded ae well adapt
ed to than's** . for which it Is used. The lot
fronts 75 feet. and eaten& back LSO Fort It Is id.
catto pt Zpge stra Yi it:lou the itilidL 4
* and AlsiP 41111 , tai
ffdarNM. lyes
Oar. D. . Attat
7, 4=w, Bearer, or co the undersigned, In
•
ter. 4 - Ilimappotfr health.
4 r 1:1
: 46441 COifyi / .. 1 1 • • 4 •
Farm For .Sale.
A VAIL% containtng Ninety-nein' germ, or
A
thortnbosta; known us the mohair or John
deemed, In Brighton tow" nehlp;about one
mUo from Bearer and about the mese from Falls.
ten and &tenon. • I • •
with that.
. .
nine Suit od It ham thirelliur, 'and a Log Slit.
•blo; also, any amount el •Pralt trees of the cholc•
Apt varieties of apples, pea ed
ehes, ema, cherries
n
.F** 4 r,`"*."'djf"
Also, A' Piece of Ldnd
;belonging to the estate of the same deed., known
" the tiew-MiliProPetiren Whirr menomatain•
lag about sixtrgre acres, Ready all nnderiald with
•A TAM Neel rein_gt Cook..
It Is web Timbered, has a good water Power, and
pknti of Umber in the neighborhood wanting to
be sawed. There Is a log dwalae and &frame sr*
ble thereon erected.
.4100, d Lot in Bridgewater,
No. 40 410c:uphill's plan of oia. AU of which
will be solo on reasonable terns. For farther par.
titulars Inquire of IicOAFIFIC/
- janntininel Of Chippewa Tp.
N').* l e' -v..O2IZ4bOXIMIO 1990 111 1 ed by
Court to diauWridary Mar of Patter.
sou
_mad Miami will meet at the house
of Yr. Thomas W • towartMLit
o'clock, a. et.. , of thrs d ir
Thaw interested will pi MX . ilt!Cria.
mialowors. J. lo ta
.. J 01.1.4 Cower&
*int] 8.0.0
. • .
PITTSBURGH BANK OrSAVINGS,
61 Fourth Amman% Filltolirlikr•
' Chartered
Open daily from 9 to
EYWNIEO. from hay lot to •
clot ,k • and nun NOV • • • WS
CailiCk. Interest paid at • • V. UMW
heeot tax. and It not of • •
knottily ta January and JAI " . • •
Caralabed at the ohm,
amain or nal •
GEOFI r .p J
J itt
naF. Mamma. t
a Amt. Ju• s'•
D. S. il'Eszurr 'r.
A. gnaw,. J. L. chahatt, ' •
Wm X.thmlck, Jou. O. Thlworth, Y. mom,
0. Fallembee, Joahah Rhode,. John Stmt.
.hobt C. Sclunatat. Clariathul Z B F
ruM4.4wl T. W. A A. ti..!tats, Solkatora.
)11.1 0 1tA eaardo N r
o IP COVIRIC
rl f tbe Orphans Coast of Beaver
county, dos undersigned will expiums to nabs by
public vendue, on the premises,
On Il'alnesday, Fi4ruaryVii, 1870,
at one o'clock, p. in , all the following described
real estate situated In the borough of Frankfort
Springs:ln the connyalernsald;•behig the estate
of dobert Stephens, seet., tate of said borough,
to wit Lot Clo. 6, In said borough, bounded on
the north by lot of 11. It. )ICCratty, on the east by
a public street, sod south by the kit next bac 'nai
ler described, containing I,‘ aim acre.. Improve-
Inetds, a two-story frame dwelling house 26 by 18
test with celbr underneath, and a frame shop or
ware-room attached all by 14 feet, coal house, etc.;
a number of excellent frattlrees—epple, peach and
I plum. on the tot.. -
LOT No, 4.—Bounded not th by the lot above de
,scrlbed; on the east by the public anent. and loath
'by the lot hereinafter described. Improvement.,
a twoetosa teams dwellag haus. at by 18 bet,
with basement kitchen, Le. A well of good wa
ter at the door;
LOT N0.5.-113andednorth by the ballast ahoru
described; on th e east by • public street, and on
libe south by lot of Thompson Knox; on which are
erected Dame shop 16 by 16 feet, and a large.
frame, Orbit wn shed, De. •
Theeflatari each ether. each cauleln-
Int about 14 of an acre. The same has been used
as a hotel and cabinet manufacturing eatabliab
ment, and is well calculated for bath purpose,—
The lots will Fold together ass whole, or mos
.. • . r.
rate to ait p Newsy, .
tt
Their: iblod of hid puies* atone, in
kart on confirmation of the eale by the Court.
balance to two opal annual Instalments with In
terest from date of conannation, and secured by
judgment bond., or bond gad mortgage. The
ottetosenf to pay all expense of' clamps, prep.'.
lion of doll., Ac. DAVID NEAT.
latchiftwl Adair. of gob's, atephenl, deed.
STRAY I.IICIVIDEL—Camo to the premises
of the aubecrlhe• lu Inn Beaver tp.. Beaver
county, Ps., on or About the 1.1 of January, 197 U,
red and white heifer, hetvreen two and three year,
old. The owner le mutter:ell to prove property,
MY rherinot sod tette heraray.
MARTI'S P. lIITCIt6LL.
• jenlikiw.
ti.II.VI.II3O3It:tN NO, 24.
• 'NATIONAL BASIC or ntivE6 COCXTT,
' • N.. 1411.11114.01. PA. igtt) (
Prnsldent and Direct on. of this Doak have
thlx day dee:ared a 41(04,444 of Five per cent. on
the °Thal stock front the preatht of . the last .Ix
month.. payahle on demand—fr.c of all taxes.
erument, SUL! and local.
,EDWAIII.I BOOM Cadder
Jaultif
BUYERS, LOOK HERE!
The 'potent:in* thankful for past favors would
respectfully inform the public that he has we of
the finest selections of
WALLPAPER,
WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR OH s - • "CLOTHS.
Etc., Etc„
on hand to be found Id the county. Ills wort
ment ,
School. Miscellaneous and Religious
33 (20 C*IK. ga
u complete; while no pains are 'pared on tito part
to make hip
sTATI ON ERY DEP.I.IIT3IENT
equal to the beet Id City "Eidatilishments. Ile to
the exclusive agent for the celebrated
Foley , * cold Veit.
fur dam county. Those titling's good Gold
'Shetld do well to see them beflirei purchasing..
- Ile Is the Agent for this county for ktider's
Pholograpt Marriage Certificate. The attention
of Clergymen Is respectfully called to this, as he
can sell them at the same discount as they would
get tAtwateen School Uut
erottletit for Pak at Putinsber's prities.
Alsci on hand, Toys and Variety Goals, aulTiable
for all
I. 1 7 . vrracaa.
IlroOtray, Sea Brig,blan
Jaal, Is7oily
0r71.44 - 1 . 1 >• 170.
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evidence,whlch shows it. iellabltliy as well as Its
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PITTSBURGH COYLBERCIA L
DAILY and WEEK I A
As a thorough newspaper. sparing neither Lai.,
nor expense to furnish the fullest and 11111411 relio
hie Intelligence; as the fearleke, rr ricktent. cad
persistent opponent of corruption In °nice and ad.
vocals of Honesty. Economy. Retrenchment 31141
Reform In public again; as the sworn foe of
- Rings" and every description of distionost cone
bination,-Just as ready to expose their prietti rs
in the Republicans* In the Democratic pat). sod
even more so. because it bolds that wy Vary
which, will out out offenders of this descrip
tion entitles Raclin, the confidante of the twopto
aa an Independent Republican journal, the .1%.
cat e of the Helmand Interests of the people.--Tits
hrrsnennu COILMIZCIAL needs no new Introdue.
lion to the reading public,
It la • Progreamilvo.Paper.
And keepw up In the starch of improvement mot
the de/elopement of ids as. Tbornnghly .Mist to
everything that Is valuable or Interesting tt iden
tities itself at once and heartily with whatever Is
calculated to Improve mankind and elevate
standard of intelligence and morality. Asa Its
publican journal of the strictest sect, it deal. stilt
political questions with an earnest wish to,.t AI
the truth and place only good and capable mein fil
halve.
It 4, a People's Paper,
And relies on.t6eir support and, good qa. o
rather than the Oran of political kad.r• N3l .
has It done so In vain. Its Intlependtpt e-mrrte---•
store especially In denouncing legi sixth
thm and exposing the procures of they es In
—haw made It the favorite of the auIPF4,I and ihe
feared of dishonest aspirants and defunct...l pare
leadent. (If the reputation it h. eanrd :u tut.
respect sincerely proud; and It w bawl uo Ad
ferent standing In the Arid of journalism la th'
regard than a discriminating public pruratul, err
cord to It. To prove faithful to their c0nt14.1.,
and good opinion will be Its athstant elides , or
It lea Lire Paper,
And ranks with the leading Journal. whi, ,
thoroaphiy awake to all that Li going on. Its N. s.
Department Ls always fresh and full. its ...men
et,. are written walls a purpose in view. It. Nu
bet Report,. and Commercial News gathenaosre
meant to supply the must exacting &MAL& a the
businars pu tic
It In a Prosperous and Girowtgi: Perri%
oaring from the start gone, ahead.
older seenpants of the geld of inernallntn:
has artshbed to a prosperity and come to rxen an
Influence second to no paper In the to Iho
It has fairly won the rank of the Ono pni..r ta
Is the verdict of newspaper my era In vat rat
It In a - Popei of Influence.
It being Mid gore generally guy any in hi, Inn..
bl'blrgthVlnt. ' i e i
think Wt{ TalwasforifThZt. r
test MR, Is mama,
and as an Independent lan. ,
ptiated,—in Banking lieu... Counting . Room,.
and Ike Family Circle. where it I* heicent , a
boabeas and Intellects's' ilere.liy. uu.l a hav
indoence la constant Ind lucresumv
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*lons
And k is kit that Mere is no necessity for India:•
hag in new ptoksalons or nuking fresh prount.?.
11 means. while adhering to its sissdard io
tins and moral* to improve as it progt , .. ,- .
omit nothing that will add to C. strengt , i
erensi its dsethlness:
The Next Near
Tbeltactal. =ten on another year ,trop.
and hopwrat,imol with a deliberate purpose con
sistent with what has been said abuse. And it
does not hesitate to ask the enetTeration or• all. ,
Approve of that purpose. No lusltstion o ten It.
saying that It desires this rapport In Ines .sstu,...
Its circulation and enlarging tile sphere no
falnees. The mason l• at hand when Om: re ••
awl the Legbiatura will be in •es•lon, and .urose
errata at bath the liatimul and State Capin , :
be tramplting. The measures of the splendid ad
ministration of (Jen. Shunt will soon be before Ae
country—embracing questions of the denpeot In
trivet to every router and tax payer. The
Leirtehttarte, too, will preveut matter of alter , "
Abroad the Apui an Ittalealluz; and et 10,t., t,l
'hea e
Pettice. popular movements relsn,
to education and religions q11P1,01.1, are 3VP ,
ing. of widch uo one altould penal{ hlre.elf go toe
Ignorant. and concerning which all that
OM to be known wig be the aim of the Colvin.
rut. to glee.
• Terms.
/)illy paper, SIO prr Iran: l 3 ror
td for nom wombs.
The Weekly Commercial
I. a law an column newspelwr. containbi ,
advertisements Its ample columns contAto
complete compeldinet of the
NEIT'S OFTiIE UREA",
the leading editorials from the Itslly. sod ell
Foreign and Home _Markets, carefully report . " ,
and corrected expressly tor .he strekly op to th
date of each Wee. It la emphatically •
A Family Newspaper.
TERNAL-113 Oil per year. UOfattll o ys 111 ..t
ranee.) 111 Clew of twenty $1 5 0 "
copies seal free Bend fur liValugue coal."'
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Ust of Premiums. Addrcie.
TINE minims:cum.
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1870