gytttf- Jtottro. r: r «M itmiMt flOpraE nuj,- :•: . - ; ;■ ';ASD ; 7Y ‘ - Y~-.-- ■ -fcif Js±.rrin-o . s.‘ ■ ; COBBY * CO., ■' or sheathing, ■ -"rT*"***:'***-"• .owria, ■. rasssio cop ” m Bottana, Bpdtflr SoUar, So. ■ Atml-JMtmn Mlftiliii hHniu, ns PUT* '.1,4*1 DSMSiflllti OMuOrn < •fdtmM.JTo. lit JM«4 ISO Stmtim*, :*ig* v,- otOonraitotui flrriiut**- • . Fonrirdii* Ud Commiitlo® lerekftßt»» ’ i An 4 Agents for the solo of KttobnrgK Mono "fcctona. ardani for LAAIVBIDgS, tffW, pftODTJOV l&t iolfcttad. Prompt niton* ' 1 ~‘~V v ' tiffH rreulTinx and . forwarding* . Commtrelkl Btrtiti M* loomls. ■ ttoSfcdtelo •-•■ -•• I • __ ----- 1 goTHIASt MOTBBBStt SOTHBAStII Don’t toil toprocnr* Mis. Winslow’s Sooth |lK ejrtl B* ®nta»T~lMn*. Ithttu>«lulon«rtli. tt ciidplKflttßtaa tte proetw of tOTthlog bp iaBalag tb« ffllanaiimaHfin •wfll allay pain, and la Dapaod opoaU,notbera, It relkf nadbtaUk to jeer ThtoyahtfU* prepUAiioß to tbt preacrlptfon of on* of -•^.ViVi^VfjjwtoafWlinrt iVlirnl fcmalt FhjiieUnalnNaw baa baan naad with mv«r>tUUog Rcoeaslo mlQjotoi«fOiaai.(.’'’.' 'WofeOntli tto.taa* tndaamt ramody la tha worid,in . *0 cfiaM ufPjliiaitarf tad Dtorboo* lai OhlUran, whether It rcrtoM febmlMlfcteg wfroa any otbar cansi. BUtoaadhaalthe*ab#aattauUdbydoltonaa4e*aU,lt |aw*rthU*witgtttngcJd. . bbtUM.-Ma aoldompyott to tba Ualtad JMtok lt iaaa old and wall-triad raoady. r v PMCBOHuraaoßiTa abottl*. *■• M'lfuin fjiwiilno nnlam tha for rimila nfHMITTfI Srtt- KJIUL&aw Vbrk, to oa tha'ootaida wrapper, .. &B bf Dnggtoto thronghoot thoworn. ML«Bo.nr£llBta l Agent tor Pittotargh.- ' : : : **'• Mctm&’s ■ MiEACtTLora Vx*i«k Dkst*ot*r, -•/traa Bwtmtfto* </ It#**, Fima,'Moontiroia, Mot as, diaafli iwicta, data, Ac. . ..’ftoakiinlMifnpiatiDM'kiwvßßßte Ibtibon Ulli ~ forth* bat S 3 y»*r*throc*hoc*lcrop#,'wher#they bar* met with ttrtaajptmbt to£c«m,k*Ta acnjilrtd for lh#tr In* watbran> Ifain" - ;< t£e fttpwalKrfßhUb, Frrtco/Awiiia, tlto Qac*n>T*Bg *’ uuj.ln.tiiilla iimahalbiifr nffinlfm^jtintrm ~~ J * Xtr ibiZXimim& JVitie fcuhTKffWtkad Qwaqffffrmlqf cnth* only Rrntdit i tallio«fvM,BmtQ«ztemlutaallldadiofTtrmla.: ,• ■ gini'i Vaueo&on PuriAASioa dMtny tit* unw*l conoistnidartvUboatlHtvy, nadnmrtoU. HtoArtbaa bio«gbtd«»ibtg.atlUkaaof tbanln ttovorld* tad from tUaVdcy Ihe Watchword of alt booaekeepm, mcrchantW nfUpoiiminaaibßftaadmcft wlllt« M Ahm«ri Flrwia.* ' joraiL pjlcxaqu fsox 25 casts to $l. v.'ttißMMUx month*, or fln par omL off for Oaah, (no v mM) • Bnat of ito lximtor isd fnutow. JOSSPSMKTKK, PracticalOhaoUt, ' 613 Broadway (cor. Hootcn atO Saw York. flimiilfrplilfiwlltoTr fUifm amtnmiiiMi firifTim 10KTfMBn0S«hnttl*ti i i. daSoadfo ‘ DIBPLAY 0F • : noLisni aim, . JsVslbY, watches and faxct peons, viiv^r v -- = :r. : - I-' No. 45 Fifth nor Wood, ", ' liLS":.’:. ' r, ' The largest taried auutment of W »bon (ooin In tell dtr. uu >• . IXPBI.BBLf 10.8 THB OOLIDATB, Win bi fooad at Umlc for tho AUJOICAS yr jhL a? oscb s - - pubsi sruMan furs ii ■ ’ MoOOBB dr OO*, rial Wood • HAYING JUSTRBTURNID FROM NSW lOUnd now rmahtogaUigaatochofCrari* modi hOliS omayrtotog. . ': .BnSaba Bay Saida, • - Uisk Babtob ’ , ..Ytona Martin, j BlbctUn '. ... . ,:.i..Alsb"lW|B» BeW * • Sbrnogoodahara tW mlacted with gnat cara, and win bMelditoitatilppfffe'' LnOm wtoUng. to ,«r* invitad to oOtßitSMbw ..x ■ - - : nollifctl CAUPORSri SWAM ffft <2lXfc. ‘Tin NICARAGUA. sbip : '7O UTJLU COUPABTj JPBOJPBIETOB3. i oFTVvfT’nni ihe AX&XfinCSD RATES. B ,*T<ax»»iar»x»cwco. . ■?—-*-r, nittnottoftlMbtharat Isdadod. .. .. AxiMp WABHIMQtOS. OT 3000 tfiu r*- ibdwV'Cfcpt.B«nrr ChWchfli; hotington.itMn/o*- point/forth* Calibrate. tv*fe loot fior ptor, north tow, Now Xitk,«®Mo»d«y th* 6th WDoabir, otSP. Mi guT/torPMOntyt, mil*, aod fen Jo*n da] Hbrto,to coanoet* ■ 800 Jo*n d*t Bo vftk i%» inU knows cad ooaaoflou atosAip EKE* MAX,<fcft.aftT*sJ7, for ta.Tnadaoo, QUMbrsia; Them OfbndMftMahlpi offer gMiiipOMd ’■oenmaodotfoasfbr Iha I'lritjiiwtiiniliil of lothumfwat* anilln |ob4_'orW>'art* tba cwroffj bolth/. '•' ‘ r -:-- . 1 V iWUmtiaf fnitht, «ppt/ only •Ufcocfleoof tho oovpn/,to JOHN ft YKLVtoTOK, Agrnt, oirSfihfr-holft No.3Bowling Qwa. Now York. BAMXTHII* OKAY £>2t AiE>SII.A.£TX> TAILOR, Jfo. U ST. CLAIXrSTRMXT, . . . FTtTSBXJBOH, • *- Inritea pnbUaatfention fct&i* new endbcau tlMMoortoctticflfrllOooda, cOMtotfat ofCJoUii, Omh nod fjiytl 09 ofriwy. rtrlrt/ and •&!% ta A* tmdkwWdrwfllbo ImAo 9 tad it rnto «a low M> 4aay^i>a»^nn«i:ft!fN*«i w "iißtfathodty. oCMfe 1 f«w SHir Store from LOUIS MHiI<EB,, .M*nnl»otoi«r. of all ‘ ktofcrf Udler mi'dnlUiinil fun, ud Oor- *a-,whcl«>t«*ad nod, at Ks. US Vood UiWt, >bm Tlttb. TruT tat tUrnd latbo MuiK. ,odoit »i4o to ocdarrt abort wjlloo. - .» n-Q'-pAtparfoiafto* boopht. . - an.Lßbfii, »*ar*x**, .-.,,. 5 . - tßmeto Twth. wilbqat pvn, b;u> isrtu <TTr^frr J 1 ** *** n*<h ai r** 00. to fail Mtt4 IntoTtod qb tb. nrioof tMtb aa cUin PartdaM 4«nMlltjouuiollUJJo phua. IWt u 4 <omtM »p«* So>UTJb«rtb •tMat.MoV Vvfcrt, (am* ■tary!)Pflhfcgrtfa. A ■ '■ coiaiiiNs, • •' i-j r&ittxitdt. and .toramlMlon Mwobant, S'- AHD.WUOUaAtB DUUan .-‘OVUMtoOißatter. Se«d«,l'i*fc, ... , ... . 4nd Br»ta9« Q—ranj. .••--■• :i—* . m. K meg Jtnd. KB«6«r»V. - - ■ x-;.-: i.i a.atHßim, a. 1 5 i-‘ -1M Ttiri Arwf, POuttrfl; Pitoa., ' BMk.hulJ» tiiußrnact Mm: Oaii«a»ui B» |fel>iM. >mral jam' yrattlw. al&w Ha prof—Vm«l MrrM»U tQKaiULJjn) MXniaAtOJISXS. VUCaaHim '/ i M*t a p>U.A.Vcl*m>. ■■ rIM-H-A-Wum. . „ ’TSt'galSj?' JohnXLVMtor.il*!- .. : JhcohlleOoUtowr.&q. mjfcljdi. ..: »BNJh. .stove: wcJbkb. ; -ibfiX AIDBHBH A DliP'*', MurCTACacarajjaDajuAxaurxnxr takxtt or . . OttUM/FAMM Ml>- aBMWO (i, Fancy Otate»roittA«e r j&itfProprietorof the oelcbmthxi Pltixtt Gas .s|^,,%D*iiw«x!nd;B« 0l a , Cps»ini , »#.. -• fetS'oook stoves. -;; 04toe«zul/Sala<a Boom. V' v -iV tortMrtfeaa,. Wo»a»t-,PlttaW«b-f»- \r.ns.'BHii!HAßr, aurmcrruijixiJ wuixaaia ' ' _aun»to«*«<T»b*ic»,,««W**tod . *tnb.r)..nl to.^rfT.tharfrtond.. ' 1 w ’-H ' ll** W. A ■ I sacKKusa having. rs-nmm dadftd toffxtobamhrrtth iVt lnuniiocol nMVß*a>S«»lilmr«,<M.i«:V^ MU _^ ltoynt!M ; sO - Waod iirf towhl.<lfc|^ T »4 ■ »mjDartMm»B«v»Lir-totr.a- ■ - , apSotfß. ...-,; •.. ftrtjs.nii A ’BpßH|- BUI* ’ rcmrneiifi'oi' ilßWir ! *' —lib.«iUtttf Mfeiftr; jtecMStrtwn, pi.*- ':■« i Jomiitnii; n-.-r ngaofQßl ■' BJO IT X:B B vtfW ®' B 1 mSa&imiSSL -.; . ,*>«unDß ■wajA ' - '..'•r-J.ljfc-:* - Antntf .-.. *MK>Sr ====3M "‘"STAHCH AOT FABINA. Wmk Pkil*4«lpAlft Kimwtietßrial Co. (fin* preohnawirdad liutituto, STorvntwr, 18fi6.) piAßoad Glow BUxvfa, la cmw eosftt 6 bo*«» 6lb*. web; Do •do , box* do 40psjMU*,l *• 'do; Alao» JUflued, Para and P<*rl Storcb, in boxu nriotu tic«,fcQ tor l&uedry om.' 00 UN CARINA, (or Cora B torch,) in bxa. 40 p»per« owb. nil artlelola eiprwriy propwtd fur eoiioary parp<>»«, •ad eta bo nlMoa ussportor iaroknrto *nj cow is ow..Forwl«by THOJIPfIO»,CLAUKB*TOn^a. lMfcdtf-f- Agtotafor UtoOotopony- ' 4 Permanent Offloe. Complying with the urgent request ofihun» dxedsof (hair patients, . DRB. C. M. ETTCEC & J. W. BYKBB Hare concluded to remain PSaRASSXTIiY Iff PTTTBBtTUGn, Aedmey beconrnlted at their office. No. 191 Penn Streeti OPPOSOTTUBST. CLAIR HOTBL, Dally, axceptSsndays, t»CoM«apUom Aatkmtt BronclUtla and all other Ohmto Cenplalati eot&pUoetod'wlth orcearißg Pulmonary Dta*iM,lAelod!ag Oatarrlf Heart Durast, AfftctionMof (la £ie«r, peptic GcutrifafFtmale Obsipfafaft, a(e. BBS. fOOS A STEMS wtmld state tut their treatment ofOcairmptlgp labeled npon the /fed that ft* ditean »■ b*fart,a+ i during iitittdepnmt fa. ill leaps, and they thereto eanoloy Mechanical,' Hygflealo and Medicinal remodlea topnrilptb# Mood and itreogtheßthn ayttemi ,IBH <feM,they as* lrgninmtL they Talae Ugh]y,bat only to ABaftes, (Aavto# ** .Ckrctb* tfedatea ustd oleaeO and Invalids are eanwOycastlaiied acalsamdag the predoui time oTcnrahHUy on any treatment based upon the plaosible,bot alee Idea that of the dtaeaae can be reached In a direct manner by Inhalation," for ae before stated, the era! if (Ac di»ea»eis fa tte Wood and »ta-<tffcd* ealjr In the lungs. . ‘ ' wa_Wo charge for cocraltaUon. 1 AUstofqnesttonswillbeaent to thbe* wishing to coa enlt oa by later. mySfcdawfctff Thu Great Bngllsb Remedy. BIR JAMS CLimSß’l ." CELEBRATED FEMALE PILL SI Prepared from a. preacrlptlcm of. Sir. Jamas Claris*, ILD. ' Phyilslan Extraordinary to the Quoen. this well known Medicine U so Imposition, bot amt* andsafo remedy for Female DUBcnlUee and CUtrocttoca, rom any came whatever, and although a powerful rsmedy, they contain nothing hurtful to tha constitution. •TO MARRIED LADIES It U peculiarly salted. It will 1b a abort time, bringon the monthly period with regularity. Tkut PiSt h*vtnn*r bun Jhaownto faQ *c*crv (Ac djVeo «mm an tie secondpope qfpampAld art weU obrernd. For fall partichlan, gst a pamphlet, free, or the agent. . g.Brriland*postage stamp* enctaawl to aDyaothorl aed sgent, will inenre a bottle, containing over'6oplili l by ntminaii. '' B^UPAfilU&lOaßAOOnPittsburgh,wbotomle agent, attdaoM by all druggist*. aodTplAwfcT REYMAN AS WON , Manofocturen and Dealers In ell kinds of TOBACCO. SICUPFAWD CIGARS, AMD LEAF TOBACCO, Corner tfSmiOJUld Stntt o»Apiu*mi MUf, 3- A POTBBOBQB, PA. M»»<l»awr -MWLiiin w.irtmnmi r Pittsburgh Steel Works. JONES, BOYD A CO, Manahctnraceof QAST fiTKKU also, SPMNQ, PLOW and 1 A. B. «Ufc BFBXNOSand AXLES, Canter SmnS Fittt Strait, PiUibnrpA,jPi. , raise «. aoasu IK B. BO&EKS ds 00, Bogan* ImbraTsd Patsat Steal Cultivator Teeth, . CbnKrJhOßdfiMdlndi, /VLCurfA, /As. JeSfclydfe* JOHN COCHRAN ec UitCi. Iroa Ralllmgt Ires Taalts, Vaalt Doors, Wliittw lfcntlen, Window 6nardt,4e., JT«w. 61 Second Strut sad W TUr* Sfrtrf, (Between Wood and Market,) * FITTBBCBGH, PA_ H«*a at band a rarkty of sen Pattern*, bncyand plain, ■ar*«Ma for all purpose.. Particnlar attention paid to an* dosing Grave Lots. Jobbing dope at short notice. tnrO wa. Vsapgraa — o. nma - VANDBVER A FRIEND, ATTORNEYS AT LAW • - - • an’ SOLICITOUS IN CHASCKRY, 2fo. A AKat’s Dmbtqut, Java. JBSfcUecttoaa promptly made fa any part of Nortfaan leva, or Waetera wbcoosm • wHlatteodtotheporthaeeand Saloof Real fiatata. ob lalalas Kraiy on Bonds and Mortgage* eeklyofo wa. a aoaasoM —r. a. musa, 4 TtfßlOW POCCISg. - -...-.nuossnus. BOKIHBOJI, aMSU 4 XILLBBB, FO.rffPint A2SD HACHISIBTB, WABH I3* .GTO IST WORK 3, • Pittsburgh, Fenna (West He*2l street; MsaoStctne all kt&ds of Steam BBRioMaadSmi Uachfo arysCmtinn Railroad Work, Steam Boilers and Sheet Iron VutL " Joblrtag and Rspetriagdopeaaehort notice, mrgjydtc D4.WEB JSC QLULKY Hobs*, Riga and Onmawtid Palatini A ND QKAIB'tXSs IW.IW {| . White Lend and. Zinc Patnta. also, an ktodi of Piiata,(Xl% ▼•rnlab«« l Wladow alato* - fatt?, Brews, A&, 1M UM riiyvi iQi)i. • ■wiaaydfc •'-••' • ' '•• •.; .'i'" ... ■■ .. •_ UrrCHEZJv HBHRON&CO., - - ; ’ • aißcricmiu ,o»‘ Cooking, Parlor and. Seating 8 TO VBS, Irate Pnnts, Fendenj Cobkiig Bkngei, it., I ■ 194 litbertr fitu PlttiUrgh, Pa* . «gfclr-'‘y _ v 54 SL Clair Street, .(PrJtld’i Mi* BafldJng,) —gfclydto HATL BOAD SPIKE COMPANY. ,?e«ap>k DUwmth~.^. u ~ w D< W. C«|Bldwell< to PorUr > Solft A 3e ftt.) . : RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIBB ' AND BOATSfIKES. prasmimiß, pins-a. JAtJ. MoLiAtTeBLIN, . • .• " UAfftncmxi os.' Alcohol, Cologne, Ipiriti ind Fowl OH, daUeOyfe fuilTQ Abroad Aral DE. Dl&knrBoH r 3' MAQMTO-ELICtBIO Ma- Dtpd /ar IK* sate of ti\i»-Unrivallei MallcaiAax&larys—t* .rotnalttlug this machine to* dis- has bran spared iaUamaan- Cuter* to mdO li poxtici hi *v«y seaeotial porttaitar, In order te keep pee* wltli the woodarfhl ImproTetroots'ef tbo. •fe, tad place It foremost tathi* braochof AnwrlcerrMen a&ctor*.. KO fAHILY fiHOtJLD BK WITHOUT OKB - Price JiO. ' it is Myfrifrty »"■< core ervry lotm ofdte—*.«nnh*a Ow»aampUoo,Bcrofiil** Pateira, Britain* thro, Dyspopda, ail tens oT Pbyafeal aad Mental Proetre tkmaadKtrTOaaPUraaa*.,'.',' T;‘. . OM grand fiatdr* of this Apparatus; is that ft la always ready fbraa*,tbo powerbeingobteloed 'from • permanent Magnet, pg Adds or other togredteaUbeing required, . . fiSd. wbriraaW and roUß.by - . t , f, pn,'OIOiILiBTB«B,‘. ; beOs&tift Wboiamto Proggfat, HO Wood tV, Pitted WtfelmA* ! ; A mpvtatior so well eitablishod thatpby atclanaUMit'f* e Ycnaifiige. haeaeqatrad, readers tfcU celebrated Worts lledidna % jwat dm/faralaa la fcmJllri, eapodany where theresge jottag dbudrem'iltaew, Alla,' where worms exist, to eflbrd relist Prepared aed aold by JL L. FAQ MISTOOK A Wbdeaal* Drugglstii, end proprietor* of Wflioo'ePin*, Wood end Fourth street* Httebnrtb, Pe. ’* ■ if', ,v " ‘', M '-Jel^dbwP- XHEGREAXSTBENGTHENEEAND PAIR! brat end cheapect Hou«* bold Beaedy in the world. Simple and’ pleasant Heap pHcslloe, cartel sand effectual In 1U reaulte.-A beautiful, edaatlfto external cantiva, applicable tor the relbfofptld, et anytime, InaojpUcejta ariypartbf tbefaomui sya tea, and under id!drcoiinstancra. If joa pot this Plaster anywhere, Ifpeln 1* there, the Plaster will stick there natty ithepaln b*s.fu(ebed. The fleeter megnetleea the pain. !aw»y,airt•‘CV-:/ ' pair carrot kxqt- 7hsrs Tins ,?t> abtkr : ■mrntr Debility. Nerroeiroa, Retnlre, Dyspepsia;COttfh*, and Cold*,Patna raw! Aehra ofereryklod, tftfrnerea to Corns, or* tonmediaUlji rdfcorf and, with A Bttrapattßpre, eured, by the magi cal tsfioroee ofthe *AGN*nCPLASffEB.. It i# tba eto- * l ** u Tfe eniitettm U Tmlr r* l -^i w,tll r to tbo. To each nd all U vlil prore a Salat and a Bleartn*. Itt cjeiaasreeeUe, and vllboot a&ooyance or tbooWo, Jft •pdo* te wiibtnibtrraeb ofali-rlQh orpooti'Mwijhtn : th abk’and wflerin* Inany *»y - PABMlßBdbooMbaalwaj»eoppUedwlUUhlilßT|l«* bit PtAßtKft,. It wtil be tbe Good Pbjr*!daa In Mp at all tlaee, end at IneUnt potlae., V . : Pst op In alr-tl«hi da boxM.' box vfll make itx to; elfbt' andany ebUd can fpread. them, • Ptk* { a beXf’vttbfbn and direction*; D,C.ROBXHBAD,H. D., . • ■ Ineoattr and Proprletef, lb Walker Reorifoi*.-: : IRASHBAWSMAaRSTIO P£ABtXDU aoldUr alldiroi town and. elllap of tba United fete tee.... Obu&u AND MOLASSES—IO hide, Bu- K7(araadSb.U>le.UoleM«e.nov lending fmi elrtnim BiirTa a WB-TDtgggl. , frtßXOOoiwbf every variety ajilorrMtbey g-niSsoMLov*,. ' fpEAOHUS— Pcachoe (bright rlj«..■; .... bobebi DiOKtrr/' ik» nowUnaiiig iMiP** I**^—T 1 **^— T^ t ° l ”ulsH.titc»»ißdo. m:or. A'y emsa leathbr, six )«*••«, ■* jßWwj PITTSBUBOB: THURSDAY MORNIHQ. JAN. 13. 1869. ■>mm a i rar R h *>R City and Uevt Items. Uea> TuFKiurctta.— OUenrationi tak«n at Shaw'c Opticlta Store,'No. 58 Fifth at., Jan. Uth. n in. ; n raanv. 43° ahoTe zero. 00 45° « «• 43° " “ 29 6.10 9 o'clock, A. ....... 12 « 6 « P. M Barometer. ..... J&f* Daily Uaiox PaaTOiMßKTao,atUie Pint Methodist Protestant Church, Fifth street, com mencing At lli o’clock, a. v. All ere cordially In vited to attend. -- The exercises to-oat will bo conducted by Iter. Israel Dallas. . Mucruo or mi Board or EDUcATioa.—The meeting was held on Toeedayevening, in the office of the High School House. Members present rMcMaster, Kelly, Vartram. Negler, Hatehison,. Sergeant, and Bingerly, President. The minutes of the last meeting were-read and approved. . / Reports from the Principals of tho High, and Colored Schools wenTpresented and read. Mr. Kelly, from the Committee on Teachers and Salaries, submitted a report recommending additional appropriations to the night schools. The report was adopted. The following are the appropriations contained in the report : 8d ward, $6O; Bth ward, $6O; 9th ward, $26. Mr. Hutohlson, from Ure Finance Committee, presented a statement containing a settlement of the account ot G. Rogers, Collector of sahool taxes In the Third Ward, for the year ending' Jane Ist, 1868. Mri Rogers having overpaid his duplicate $lB 28, a warrant for that sum was anthorlied to be drawn in his favor. . Ths North American Review, for Janaary,lB69, is received._' It opens the new year os fresh and yet as vigorous as it ever was. Indeed, several of the articles are of peculiar depth and com pass. We have boon' particularly pleased with a review of J>e Qaineey, which graoes this num ber. Those who may not have time or disposi tion to read his works, will find here a compaot and comprehensive view of thorn. A paragraph has been going the rounds lately in reference to an article of his, apologizing for Jndas Iscariot. 'Though the article in question has been pub lished for nearly ten years, it seems to have been recently discovered, and not oven yet to be known, that it is a sort of free translation from nGer man writer, in whioh certain suggestions are thrown out to the effect that the remorse exhlbr ited by tho betrayer after his fearful deed, seems to indieate that at the time of Us commission he was not aware of Us heinous nature. Wo are fully convinced that Ur. De Qaincsy is a sincere Christian; a believer without compromise or re serve. We wish his writiogs were in every fam ily. But read the North American; It is for sale at Kay’s. Fiat.—About 2 o’clock, on Wednesday morn ing, a fire broke out in the Tannery ot Charles Heaver, on Batcher’s Ron, Reserve township, and property io the amonit of some $12,000 was destroyed. The fire caughi-from the fur nace under the boiler, and the building being frame, and dry, was soon enveloped in flames. Two frame buildings, one of them occupied by Mr. Keever, ns a dwelling, and both owned by him, nett eanght, and bolh were rendered a total loss. A third dwelling, oooapied by Mr. John Bombaugh, a butcher doing boalaeuln the Diamond Market, was also destroyed, together with the greater part of Us contents. Mr. Keever lost in the artiele of bark alone some $1,300, and a large amount of dried and raw bides. His total loss will fall bat little if any thing short of $lO,OOO. He Is insured for $5OOO. Mr. combiugb’s loss will probably be $1,600 or $2,000. He was Insured for $lOOO. The fire was the result of accident. Railroad Accidsst.—A brakesman on one of the Pennsylvania Railroad freight Inins, named James Clarke, was severely Injured; recently, near the South. Fork* above Johnstown. He was leaning out the train looking back, when a switch fan struck him in the head, knocking him under the train where an arm was so smash ed its to make amputation necessary. The man is not likely to recover. Since writing theabbve we find the following in another paper:—“Mr. 'Jwntf Clarks, son of the late Paul Clarke, died last Friday morning at 4 o’clock, at Conemaogh Station, P. R. ft-, in consequence of wounds received while employed as brakeman on a freight train, on Ibe'road.” Rstubjiki). —The parly whom wt eta Led in oorlaat as having started in pursuit of the run away slaves who passed near town on tbs morn ing of tbe Sri Inst., returned tbo foUowingday without the fugitives, they having eladed them and made good their escape. They are by this time, no doubt, safely landed in Canada.*—orme Co. Stpub. ' Tee! the ‘‘cllitens” of Wavnesborg who' went on ltd trail at the command of tome of the ••firat families, M need give themselves no farther uneasiness in the premises. Douhilcu tbe realms of that ‘-’hateful tyranny” of Victoria 1 bold the chattels t we think we can assure *he gentlemen that tbe “ebo-ihlne” have been seen. tn route. Tbi Rev. Caleb Lyon, it is may be obtained to lecture, here. We see many notices of him. We.olip the following from the BoSialo Exprat: “Egypt ani tht Eoly iond.—The accenirio,. yet brilliant, and, oflentimee eloquenir Horn Caleb Xyon, of Lyonsdale, delivered a lecture last evening at Anodation Hall, before one of the larges t aoilencei that hu been called oat this season. Mr. L; is well known le the citl tessof this Slate. As a member of'Assembly a few years since, and subsequently as a mem ber of the Senate and a member of Congress, be has acquired apolitical as welt as literary repu tation, envied by maoy, surpassed by few.” TATTA3B, PmSBUBQH. PA. Tan 2?aon<r £ Advocate says: “We have be fore os a number of the Reformed Presbyterian Magasfne, of Edinburg, Scotland, in which there is a genial and appreciative notice of the charac ter and life of tbe late Dr. A. W. Black; and ;also a eennon to bis memory, delivered in tbe First Reformed Presbyterian Cbnrob, New York, by John Niol McLeod, PD., tbe companion of his youth, ihe friend of his manhood, and his colleague in the Theological Seminary, at the lime of bis death. The sermon Is a good one, worthy of the author, a man greatly beloved on account of his sooial virtues, earnest piety and abundant labors.” ' , ' Arrsn Him.—Ur. William McNult, of Terrs Haute, .Ind., was in tows, t*r“scbe and possess” himself of the body of Coxpthe gambler, now in jail io awaiitrhU at tbe Marob term for that offence. Cox, as we have stated, was indicted at Terre Haute for- gambling, but managed to escape, leaving Mr. MoNuU, who was his ball, in the lurch. Mr. MoNutt wIU lodge a detainn against. Odx, so that, should ho be acquitted here, bn will have to remain in custody to await :a rcqoUiUon.frbtt Indiana. , A»ti-Tax AUD IEMPaBASCB.—A meeting of North Fayette township will bebaldia nebool-bouseNo. 1, near Rogers 7 mill, on Saturday, Jan. 22d, at 1 o’cl'k p. to take ioto consideration the qdesUon oßailroad taxa tion. 1 After this business has been transacted, a meetlqg wUI convene for the purpose of elect ing delegates to the temperance convention to be held In Pittsburgh on Tuesday, 26th Inst. Tun Nxw Auk&igax Ctcmmdia-—Concern ing this important addition to American litera ture, tbo National Intelligencer, in speaking of volume fourth says th&tit ii a “magnum opus, whichj we are glau to peroelve, is steadily pro ceeding towards completion, without any appa rent diminution in the fulness and accuracy of its' editorial deduction.” • ■ Killsd.—A man named Thomas Boreland was killed on the Allegheny Valley R- R., ott Taes day night.- Ho was valkiog along the track on a bridge crossing a deep ravine near Tarentdm Station, and as is believed, missed his fooling andfelltoibe gtoued, a distance of: forty or ftftyifeei He was probably almost instantly killed. - ' -■ ■ Wsbave neglected, hitherto, to say what we hare observed for some Urns, lhat c oneof onr most welcome and valuable exohanges, tbe Cleveland Herald, has put on a new dresv that is extremely becoming: It is a aouui aad tub etantiM Republican paper, that deeervee eococtf. 'Coumr or QuAxm Sissioxe.—The case of false pretences against Hanker waa not mads out and the defendant was acquitted. The Court waa taken np with cases of assault and batted, petit larceoy, etc., of no pobllc intefe*twhitfvcr:"> Becotxxed.—Dulrict F. H. Collier, Esq:, has recovered, from bis late severe attack of sickness, and appetred in the Coart of Qoar*. ter Sessions on Monday, the first lime during the term. ■ Tn 17tb or jAXuanr—WC learn lhat the birth-day of Franklin will be duly criebrated In this city, by an appropriate re-union of Iho. prlaters, .... I* .a 1 Tfin Campbell llihttnis art- doing a fins bnsiesss-/. Their 'Singing is aad dhn time ia aoi lost that it epeotin Ifstening to tneif melodies!.’’ "V- '- ! 7.'.w-V ; ' ; Wa learn that Misi H. 8. Fahnestock', of Alle gheoy city, who waa so severely Injured on Mon day last, 2 by her uToibercmtcfcixif fit£ ®ed yei teroay moraingibbnt'R'n*elo^V.-^^;.//;;‘ v . Tsh change of tomperatoroia the ataospbere of Qmr«it)v froaths sosaiM of tholOthtoths ™rw«Hßg»n meat it made last week* and which we copied, relative to Malaohi Scott, ©f Green county, who Was said to have ptruok his boy over the fore head with a rod of Iron, and to have Injured him dangerously. Hq struck, the .boy with a beech “wattle,”, and blaoked ) Us eyes. We gather fromHhe-same paper (the Tribune) the following4t«ms: “On c evening last, a little girl, daughter of John Cowan, of Washington, was burned;,to', death tfcrbtigh'lira faking fire of her clothes. She lived only a few h0ure......A man named William Lavery, engaged in connection with George Dura in cultivating a farm in Chartiers ip., Washington county, committed suicide on Wednesday morning, tho 6th InsL, by shooting himself through the. head. He was a bachelor, aged about 40., years. He had fallen Into a melanoholy a month er.iwo before the commission of the aot, superinduced, it is sup >oscd, by the loss of considerable sums of money >y the failure of persons indebted to him. No ether cause can be assigned for that frame of mind which led to the deed of self-destruction. Explosion at thr Gas Works.—About 9 o’clock on Thursday morning last, John D, Martin and Geo. Piymiro, two of the firemen at tho Gas Works, suspecting a leak in one or more of the pipes in the “purifying room,” entered the loom taking with them a lighted candle, for the purpoßeof exploring for tho leak. As it tamed out afterwards a “cup” over one of the pipes, had been by some neglect left open, end great qaantiUtf of gas had been esoaping there from daring the night. Plymire mounted one of the drams or “kettles,” and brought the candle in oontaet with the gas, whtn a most ter rific explosion followed; both the men then rush ed to the door, whioh was‘olosed and fastened. It was some UUle time before they could burst the door open and make their escape. * Plymire had.on cotton pants and two'cotton shirts,, and was completely envsloped in flames.' In his agony he ran to the water ;tank, intending to* throw Mmsclf Id, preferring death by drowning, i o the more horrible death from whioh he saw no other escape. Some one; however, extin guished Uio flames by ihrowfog over him a bucket full of water. But by this time only a few shreds of his clothing remained. Wears informod that at least two-thirds of the surikoe of his body was blistered, and id some parts the skin was burned to a crisp. He was injared internally, also, by Inhaling the gas, ana the flames from hit bornlngolothes. Martin’s inju ries were not so severe. He wae protected, In a measure, by heavy woolsn clothing. Still he was very badly burned—particularly oboul|the hands, face and bead. The two men were taken to the resldonee of Mr. Mariio, near the works, and their injuries promptly attended to. For eaveral days it was feared that Plymire eonld not recover, but thanks to hla youth and a vigorous constitution, fas is now mending rapidly. Martin, also is now con sidered out of-danger. ‘ • The buildings were muahlujored bat the ges machinery waa not materially so.” OrriciAL Totr of Allegheny City, for Mayor and Director of the Poor: tot Major. Uiracior. Poor. a* I f pisniora. ,g - i !f > & S § \ P *«r --• V. f f r First Ward...... 269 128: 276 106 Sbcord “ ...... 209 230 151 194 Third •* 258 822 299 76 Fourth “ 398 240 410 104 Total. 1129 TO H 36 478 Tub following is tho vote for School Directors in Manchester: School Directors: Joseph Chadwick* 129; Judge John E. Parke* 123; David Luther 70; Thomas 11. Gilson 42; B. A. Simpson bad 9; Dr. E. Q. Warner 9; J. B. Kennedy l; end Stephen A. Phipps 1. Sharpspubo.,—BargeM; F A Klein* 83; John Garner 58. Justice: A Morton* 93; R T Gra ham 48; DSlrobmG Council: J England* 94; A G Neff* 91; M Bennett* 85; L Wiochell* 84; J Wallace* 84; J AEmerick 51; W 8 Garner 56; W M'Cormlck 48; M B Rowan 68; John Weigle 51. .School Directors: T H Gibson* 107; J G Lewis* 98; Isaac Saint 41; A L Titos 40. As sessor: Sami Coyle* 09; J G Saint 44. Jodge: H H Lewis* 94; J J Hanna 60. Inspectors: J Hartman* 87; Wm Campbell* 65; DSiroha l. Town Clerk: J A Paul 94; no opp. Constable: Geo Brawdy 155; M Williams 1. . Tha above is the tioket elected on Toesdax, and is, we are informed, the ticket of the so-cal lea democracy, and Klein, the burgess, ir the post master of tho borongh. That incurious. H&ilboao Saturday night last, whilst Edward Beep, In the employ of Wilson & Shaffer, at thar livery stable, was taking s passenger to New Lisbon; his teem was -ran over by % freight train W. the crossing on the p., Ft. W. AC.R. R.,nearTbomasHornet’s. One hone was Instantly killefr end ihe other badly wounded, lb* buggy considerably broken, end driver and passenger miracaioaaly.escapiag with their lives. Mr. Keep says the locomotive carried no bead-light, nod that the engineer did not whistle as he should have dan&—&fia Republican. Tan receipts iato the Stale Treasury for auc tion commissions and duties forthe year 1863, amounted to $70,683; of which. Filtaburgh and Allegheny contribute only $1,477 00. The tax on Bank from our city banks amounted to $30,268 47. Tnn members of the typdgriphtoal proftsßlon in Cleveland, are tooelebrate tbe 163 anniversary of the'birth day cf Dr. Franklin, by'a festival end ball : in that city. ! •- Wrare very happy to state that nothiog of impoxtasco occurred in this city pesterday, to the best of our knowledge and belief. Snocincrt Brace*.—The** *pplUae*s are a*ed far improving the condition of the cheit and giving full play to the long*. The lungv are the principal organ* in respirdU»n, and nnlesa there 1* abundant room forexpantion and contraction, they aannotper form tbeir funetian* properly. We barn from Dr. Keyaer, the proprietor of the host Bhen!der Brace we have y*t teen, that he ha*'known cues where the che*£hu enlarged iu mnehaSrixiUehnlntheoottne of a year, by the continual wearing, of his Shoulder Braee. If this be eotrtol, and we oetlere if D; Ihtfe can benodoubtof the utility'of these artleiei, ftnd as guardians of the publie health In some measure, and always willing te direct attention to anything that tends to promote tbe general good, we invite ipoclal attention to Dr.KeyMr’afihotudcr Braces: :* Abt of the following articles can be obtained it Bowdi' well known stand, Federal street, Allegheny. Oood Family Bread. Gakas and Oonfootlonery in every variety. Freak Peacbca, Tomatoes, Plambs, Citron, Pine Applet Brandy Penehaa, Assorted Pr|- •enrei, Jolly’*, Pickles and Setebup. Capers, Wof eeaterahire Seuee, Pickled Lobsters, Sardines, Family Chocolate, Baker’s Broma, Ac., Ao, They respect fully invite the public to an examination ofthe ibovi named articles, all of which they wUi guarantee to prove satisfactory both in quality and prioe.. | Fasuiokabu garments, of fine end common ma terial, well made and trimmed, for both men’s and boys' wear, may be had at eloae rates for cub, from Gacnagbaa, Federal street, Allegheny olty. Every article will be found made In a oeat eod substantial manner. . •, jj: ■ iUtotcal. HSAXTII OF AMJBRIOAM WOMENS- For manjr yrari 1 Hera toee tftnbted trilh gepeta lasgaor, twlb mtnial end pbfsle*l| caprice llstlaaro—,duß faeedacbe, pefe le tbe bead and lettptw colfaaae and teodenvyte cfUforaa, palpibHftn of the beaH, retyaatUy fiotterod «• exdtwt, appetite urlsbk, etomacb and bowels eraoged, with prib. Anf fntetej W pbHsri oxertloa wasenr* to bring eW «fl AS *t«pte«s, and I bad to addition, (kflJag «f tbe tretob, end ..-tea. Om pbjraletea eftar snefber etirtfteM bk efeflt and :(C*ra msep. A‘ petfent tod pereevriteg naeet ttAfi ; SIIALIi'S UTXttINBGA7If{rbf6ON fnTtafrttely mrbed we, sed I have no words WiMelem te raptf*# tnj tbebhftilttaee Mss. JtiHA A.SHB JutINPOR. X<«a trnlyasy that t Mr* nwrey feari withwUlasand.tew twrVtmHon. After *«l>lt«l bad othw tree Mae, encS todittettun, waaitbfl •way, fSMral ISMOorted tfebftfty, piltrteiw smaftot the beclue aeuhtf awl draftingmMrsatlfm.jiate (>MWMe 22.^sgrLftKS •pn —wj.if re in# eorani sm UjSd., wh*. cold banflsanS ■stand drtadfalaervcttfntra. TterfcmciMtetnetitweaM make st fral as i{ / sbWiM fl# Sway, f tried rift-tor* arid drags,aed sv*f/IM>r|i f <n£ eaojbcr, witbcot the toe •At One tout* ef BARSUAfit/fl UTRftIRR OATIIULI OOR dbaeiM thvH of toy lytrotem* fat the better, and bow I am rottrsty tof tefeaftr tma.-'A Wjffi (bet heff W» manconlri kftow wbatH *lll4O,- OuAftltteA 0818. - for a long tf era I MdGteririateoptatntS with tbetetloW- Ing ayapMecf I *is oerteu*, Mriadated Srid Ihiteblrtl aaamad to atemnd In toiftpM"**) hbleb 1 will Ira to taUyoQi pain hi tbetewra«jpte*/*nd a bwiirigsa* IFterri* thteg.wMgotsgteMldnfttesidlfty to *alc nwh ease ooaotof » dtellMtof temtej aoddracßiSK ;aCd ■hooUagMlMlte tn*M^imriS,AMVktnfAns%wt| tba. stomach and kreetlr tAflHrtoftiWter fiber of tbe bud; •aamsdaomgsMtlrritaUUtyr letente f eoetfi not beef’the lasat esetfetotot Mtbonf tolhgpmtraiad to* •daniepasdteeroaiytetlte.stout tße&tom, and did not taka pteatora fa anything; IwWJlfcft tip hOpa,ha»liij triad eVarautlta m I oopp&y myattaetten uthktaUAUnt OATHOUOO*. ltookU,boiroga|(atUt bop#,. Hrat terittMtely It our method (her* Is not AnMllbteroV tuoragrateltal woman thaoounUy. J trostill »1U Mflh JMsilNly the woman’s t^SiaSAi/t I, am JUUntuTUt flrm!! / Wklln. »irpnn*,trmM .r <uyu UmirmuiM. nMHiw.MWMMMm, mi BU edtntfuu Kidntyt of Urinatp Orywis, Attention er 2+ IfatMet .. mttmcM wtik Oil llifin *rfiM. ■i - .. '* *■ ‘■ ■ Thiprin V- PbrtK O'W'Jto. lj Om Mur. **U/M/WrtVH b#i*L <m iHtrMtot.tr ii»iMlmi M* MtuiUl lit Ktliftffntbt&tr.tlmtitttUfi*; £Sas&: .... avilkw.. WM. B. BOLBB* i nO, PORK AND' BSBP PAOKRBB, vv[ < vii--rs?;wjTo TcTagraphlc. COgflßSgnOlAb. WASHuratoß City, Jan. 12. SasAT*,—-The President, in reply to Mr.Beward’i resotatios, informed the Senate foal the vessel Wan derer has landed a cargo of Africans in Georgia. Also, that every effort is being made to bring the guilty parties to justice!, bat it is not expected now to makepobUc the eorrespoodence-on the subject. Mr. Hale, of N. H., from. Naval Committee, re ported a joint resolution, authorising tho President to appoint Commodore Stewart senior flag offloer of the United States Navy, on the aotive list, as a rec ompense for his distinguished eervioei. LOid over. Mr. Mason, of Vo., called up the bill equalising the salaries of the minis ten to France and England, daring a certain period. The object of this bill is to give eighteen months difference In back pay to the minister to France, amounting to about $3,700. The bill was negatived—you 9, nayfc 28. Mr. Fitch, of Ind., from the Committee on Print log, reported against printing numerous among others the printing of 50,000 copies of Crit tenden’s and Vice President Breekenridgws speeches, qq bidding farewell to the chamber formerly occupied by the Senate. The Paciflo Railroad bill was then takon up, the question being on Mr. Iverson's amendment that the bill be recommitted to the old committee, with in structions to report a bill for the construction of a northern end a southern road. Mr. Doolittio moved to amend by lniertin& ,«and a central road.” The BenatothenpTooeedeatOTOtoon the amendment. The discussion on Mr. 'lverson's motion to recom mit was continued at great length. Mr. Foster, of CL, reminded the Senators of the neqessityfor haste, as only 42 working days of the session now remained. Mr. Bigler hen moved an amendment, in effect that the road be located between tho 37th and 43d degrees of latitude. After a long debate the Senate adjourned. Housfc—Mr. Stephens, of Ga., asked leave to re port the Oregon bill at onoe, as some days will prob ably elapse before tho'Cdmmitteo on Territories will ba catted on for reports; he desired thetsomedayuext week should be set apart for Its consideration. Mr. Morgan, of N. Y., preferred that the House should proceed with its business in regular order. Mr. Stephens—l hope tho gentleman will withdraw Ms objection, Mr. Morgan—l cannot yield one jot Mr. Houston, of Ala., desired to make a report from the Judiciary Committee. . Mr. Stephens said that, as he oouid not report the Oregon bill, exeopt when the committees ere regularly ! called for reports, he should objeet to all other busi ness that was out of ordtr. Two Senators and a Re presentative had been elected to Congrees from Ore gon, end by this unnecessary delay a sovereign State is now denied Its right of equality. The House then resumed the consideration of the motion to refer the Naval appropriation bill to the committee on Naval Affairs. Mr. Howard said, pending the motion, be pro poned w radical change In the business of the Homo, without a ehange of rules. TheTJommitiee on Ways and Means Mrs been obliged to stand like a rock against extravagant expenditure. He had never heard of the other committees reducing the amounts below the estimate. They always asked for more. Mr. Beward said that the expenditures of the Gov ernment amount to annum. The extravaganee resulted Cram our system of legislation, and from the Tact that the Committee on Ways and Means marely carry out the recommendations of the beads of the various departments. This committee has not time to devote to such a Urge amount of business, and hence there should be, as far as prac ticable, equalisation of duties. Mr. Glddingt, of Ohio, said the President, in hU message, proceeded on the principle that the gov ernment has the .right to transform human beings Into property. The framers of the constitution pro claimed the gnat fundamental truth on which the Republican party U based/rit: the right of all man to the enjoyment of life and liberty. He devoted much time to the Consideration of the subject of the power possessed by slaveholders, and the servility of northern doughfaces, but rejoieed in the progress of human rights aad liberty. When gentlemen asked to modify the Republican platform ho would aay there'is no neutral ground between freedom and slavery. The basis of the Republican party is fun damental, and cannot be shaken. The Committee then rose and the noute adjourned. WasHnreToa City, Jan. 12.—Gen fores, having by the resignation of Yritsari, been left the sole rep resentative here of Nicaragua, ho has been recogniz ed as such by our government. The Hon. Beverly Tucker says thero is not a word of truth in the report that be intends resigning the Liverpool Consulate. Much Interest is manifested in the contest between Gen. Norris on one tide, and Reasey, Neafie A Co., on the other, for the contract for the machinery of the •loop*of*war No. 2, now building at Philadelphia.— It appears that three several boards have considered the subject which is now under the executive ad visement. Tbe storeship Relief, at New York, has been or dered to be fitted oat to carry stores to the Home and Paciflo squadrons, and wiU proceed to Aspinwall in' the course of tea days. The seventh annual meetiog of the V. S. Agricul tural Society commenced to-day and was largely at tended. President Tilghmaa, in bis address, recom mended an appeal to the farmers of America to raise a subscription of ono dolUar each towards the pur chase of Mount Vernon. The medals awarded at Richmond were delivered; one of gold to P. Bbomme, for,a3ooom«HT«tfarm engine. The subject of agricul tural education was discussed dy Messrs. Cariy, of Ohio, Calvert, of M 4, Berwyn, of N. C., Jones, of and others; and Mr. Cleasen lcctuzwd to-night onnitrogen. . (dpedal Dispatch lor tbs Pitbtargh OazaiU.) HAitßtsiOßon, Jan. 12.—Sxxate.—Mr 1 . Sco&eld presented n petition for the erection of n new county, to be composed of parts of Warren, Crawford and' Venango. The following bills were road in plaoe: by Mr. Penny: To incorporate the Commercial Bank of Pitte burgh; by Mr. Blood: To change the place of Eloo tlon in Highland Township. Elk County; {be Utter passed finally, and goes to the House. Homo.—Mr. Walton offered a resolution to refer the Bridgewater Canal claims to a spoetti committee, woioh postponed fur the present. Mr. Hammenly offered a resclution, which was lasted, instructing the Bank Committee to Inquire into the expediency of requiring uniformity In the plates of Pennsylvania bank notes. Tim following bills were read ia plnoeßy Mr. Thompson: an act providing for the commutation of tbe death penalty in oertein eases,- by Mr. KM: an net relative to the eolieotion of taxes; by Mr. Wil cox: for tbe erection of Pine county. Several act* of the last session which had been vetoed and returned to 4he House were considered and lost by a decided vote. From Callformla. Naw York, Jan. 12.—The steamer Motes Taylor arrived with California mails of the 20th ult, which had been anticipated. She brings 81,400,000, in gold. Com. M’fotoab, late of the gulf sqnadron, had taken passage on board the steamer Granada, bound to .Havana, en rente for home. Tbe gold exports from California for the current year, up to the2oth of December, amounted to nearly $48,000,000. 1 George Penn JAhoson, in (listed at 6an Francisco, fot killing Mr, Fergtuon In a dual, has been acquitted. Tbe weather had been very cold in California Buow hadfkllcn in some plsoea to the depth of three feet. . • The markets as San Francisco were depressed and qnlte Inactive, with heavy 'blocks of goods and produce. The weather was favorable for mining operations, but the receipts continue light. Money was abun dant but in ratter better demand, owing to the learcUy in the country. . Nxw OuLKAirs, Jan. 12.—The steamship Tennes see Is below, with dates from Mexico l tolhe 6th Inst The pspore furnish farther particular* <{f the recent events lu Mexico. Gen. Eobgary pronounced on the aothttlt. at Agptta, and doelared himself president This movement was not seoonded at jtho Capitol. Tbe troops prooounoed in favor of Gem Robles, on the 23d. The latter publishes bis plat, which was that three delegates from each State form a junta. ThUmet the popular Will, end the troops abandoned Goo. Zuolago, who retired to the English legation. The junta named Gen. Heramon for President on the Id ballot by a vote, of. 80 agalnst.44 for RoMoa. Gen. Roblto remains until the arrivailbf Meramob, who was boob expected from Gusdalajsto with 1,000 cavalry at Vere Crus. On the oth theluarexgov vernoeut remained firm. Tbe Liberals had taxon J slaps vnd Codov*, and had attacked Oriiaba. Niwark, N. J,, Jan. 12.—James McMahon was executed to-day for ths murder of, his sister-in-law. Tbe execution was conddotedprivately, Insida ofthe jail yard, there being but few persons present. Thousands of spectators gathered outside the walla. MoMahoh died vehemently protesting bit innocence. N«w Y6xx,‘Jan. 12. —Per Steamer Alpt; Havre, /tec. 26i—The Cotton market has a deoUnlng ten dancy, but there is no change In the quotations. The sales for two days were 10W bales at 97..francB.Tor ; new Orleans.6u«. The market closed dull. By, Louis, Jon. 12.—Tbe river was failing at the rate of half an inch per hour, with from serea 'to eight feet water to Cairo. There has nothing been board from the upper streams. The weather te very mild, ami tbeloein the river is gatUogquitesoft. Oostok, Jao. 12.—The Hon. Henry Wilson has ;betn re-elected United Bute# Senator. The vote in the Hons* to-day, stood m follows: for Henry Wil eon 199/ for Caleb Cushing 25: scattering 11. CiiivßLAxn, Jan* 12.—Greeuman A Cm’s paU footbry Wes burned to-day. The loss te $30,000, and It ll Insured for $20,000 on Kew York compa ntes. Lot7isvn.c.a/Jan, 12.—River fklliog; 41 feet ovwr rocket 51foot in past , and 7 fret 4 inches in canaL Weathe elsar; thettometer49°. .: /NOKN I COEN!!—2OO bus Ear Corn in \J store and for aala tow .... I ltB9 . : JIITOHOOCK, M’QBMEBY AOCfc. ■ AO TOB- FRESH CHARLESTON RICE **VJ joat rec'dand for sal* by . d^ B , j ! > j . WM. RAOAIBY; IB and 20 Wood «t. lOOND—A pair of Fob Ctrrw which tho . ova«r cu Unbr giving tacrlptioa of nim. . J» ; : . MeIUHKO ANJBO. 12* Brand MU £ TJOTAItoKa t" POTATOES!!—OOO Bit’ Jt'tfeVTttkPoUtowJutrcc'dftfiAArMbbr m • * intPgQOOK, ■* fo»al.bg OTM aowMW ., /LOUR—32S bblißxtra FwiUy riour now 'FSg^: 2oo^a, ahoi ”SS&¥sSa^ opo —o t m y*iigtefc« r mitflrtt ond for “J1u,....; JuaßisLoouat ; ............ “• ‘' W H EEXE K & Wit s O N ’S' FIBBT FamOUlf FAUCiY SE WI JsT G M'AOB I 2ST ES, agents orncß, ho. 68 fifth bthbht. j grrraßtrKCKg, pmOTA.' FIBST PREMIUM awarded bj the Allegheny County Society,held September 1857, “AS BEST FOR FAMILY USE.” " ° ." _ .. :i And the Penna. State Agricultural Society hare awarded to Whcjoler A' Sewing Machine the highest premium, "AS BEST FOB ARE PAMrygppßpnmiaw- ' ? THESE MACHINES which hare gained such an enviable reputation era all other Machines on account of " . : 1. Beauty and eroellonco of stitoh, alike on both rides of the fabrio sewed;: 2. Economy of thread. - 3. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction. 4. Portability, ease of operation and management. 5. Speed. . C. Quietness of movement, 7- Strength, firmness; and durability of seem that will not rip or; ratal. 8. Applicability to a variety of purposes and materials. 9. Oompaotness and eleganoe of model and finish. Are now offered with all of the latest improvements and advantages at manufacturers prices by ALEX. Rj REED, Agent, 68 FIFTH STREET. A HOST LIBtSAL DISCOUNT TO OLtSBTUEn. ' . . ■ Vi - Ma&aAtttaz. RO OPING-. Cheap and Durable Fire, and Water-Proof ELASTIC CEMENT BOOHNG. . ESS’S.iSSfStS^ S^ «*«*■>« thorn ftgitaii tl» .cMon of UfoSuha, fa P*? Tpp* P 4 IBIVOtB HOOFI OBttBVIEB, Prrterrlns them and rendering them FXRX-EBOOr, for $2,00 per •qnare—dtaccßmi for Urrernnik. '-' J - . u2i , £?Sk g o £*oS;Li£* ,L “' o ‘ , “ r »ffol f^^m.r.tMMm .w r e.fo > . 114 Bodliif tnUuU for Mb, with tortmctloM forrppljloj. Reference aid entUcatuit bor offlceo BATES & TOHNSON: - -, ; , No. 758mithfield Street, near Diamond AUeWKtfebnrfiK/5^ N. P-—OnruntM U not rendered worthier in preparing It far the roeC *'’ oel42tort*J Commercial. WitMERZB Or AJUOTEAHOB fQB J AHtTABY- G, “?» ?•» B« B* Bmivn,' W*. n. Wauiics, fl. B. Joan, Q. W. Cam, .i PKTTIBVBOa KAtIKSTB, [•Reported Bpicially for fht Pitttbwgk Gatdie.] Pinuuus, TinjMDir, Jis. 13, ibjj, PLQCR—the market is steady and anchaoged; o!n oa wharf and from firet hands of 100 bbls extra femOy at 15 • 35; 50 dodo at #3,25; 40 do coper at $4,761*1.30 do from From store, 80 skaTeoneeasiextra Amily at s2£7 end (80 bids in various lots at $5,12 for super, ss,2s<ib M 7 far extra, $5,600563 for tkmOj do* and $5,80(2026 for fancy do. Own Heal, W bat« 81 aod Mat 85. GRAlN—ales on wharf of 260 bas prime old Oats at 61 Com, 360 tie to arrive at 60. Wheat, a sale from store of 1100sfaiTecntssti mixed at $1.20. QBOORRIEB nleeof So, 12asJ10 bbls Molamoaat 37 U @36; 300 do at 37038,'and 60 do at 37, and 60 do to arrive on print* terms, Sugar, the reported sales aggregated 00' bhds at T@7%, as la qnallly—mainly at 71Z&TX. Codes. 2Sb«IU2K@I3. LARD—a sale of 20 bbls city Ho. t at 11, and* bbls and 46 kjn country at la OlL—Sales of SO bbls Lard Oil Ko, 1* at &5059. BUTTBR—aalta of 4bbls.good medium roil *t 18. FLOUR—Mies from store of 12S akt at $2, I^EDS—asale of 100 bos Oarer vat mvW from first hands at aod 25 do from store at noer> ally asking $5,760000. . ■ HAT—aalea of 20 toads at scales at $9013 ft ton. POTATOES—eeI« of 69 bbls Neabannoeka at S2AO: and 800 bat mixed at 80. HOlttST Bln from store of 0 bbls at $7.00. CHEESE—ealet of S 6 bxs at 10c. DRIED PEACHES—saIes of 40 bos quarters at p c.< uj 16 do halna at $3,76. PEARLS—scarce; ante of 16ckaat6}£,ca«li. HOHETABV ABO COHHBRCIALi The statement of avenges of the leading items of the Philadelphia banka for the past week preeenU little varia tion from thorn reported for several weeks past. • Thera Is from week to week, a alight Increase of capital. Last vesk the Increase la this item was $460.. Ths loans are-steady.- showing a loa of $65,157. Ths other itexts show increase the rperie $3,806, the deposits $89,603, and the circulation $112,0*4— comparing as follows with toe previous week: Jan. 3. Jaa. la Cspltsl Stock $11,686,935 $11486,415 lac. $l6O Loam. 26,461,067 26496,800 Dec. 65437 Specie. 6g0C345G lac. 3,866 Doe fra olh Bka. 1,711443 L9T7.636 Inc. 200,142 Due other 8ka.... <3,424409 ** 3497,316 Dec. 120,763 17,019,006 17,683,007 Ine. 89,602 Circulation 2,741,761 2454.283 Dec. 112,641 —{Phil. Bui. ( The weekly arangw of the banka ahow a genaral aorpan* •lon, the loons end deposit! touching a higher point then ever before. Notwithstanding the scarcity or paper, and the moderate wants of the xfartanUlo world, the bank man* agers succeed in still Increasing their Una of loans, and we see do reason why they willjfjmgntiaa* to do so as tongas the deposits continue to is freely predicted that tbelooas will touch the for. Rio spe cie line shows rather more IOT than waa anticipated, and will ba farther increased daring the week bytheOoli ilorni* arrival. Our banks could also, if deemed desirable, strengthen themeelvse at ill ftartbfcr by drawing balances tram Borin, which city la believed to be debtor about two militant of doUsrs. The following la a comparative etatenunt of the Now Tork Back* ter the week ending Jan. 1 and Jan. 8: . ' Jan. I.' Jiu* 8. > s " | Loan*. lnc. $954,2123 Specie. 37,739,725 28399J18 lac. 1,270,093 Circulation. 7,654,090 7,990,292 lac. 70,202 Not Deposits 90,328,191 02328,622 Inc. 2,142,427 —{H.I.Wb. noun and Grain In Store in Chicago: Jan. B. Jan. 9. 1859. 1858. Fkrar, bb1e......... „ 9338 18^92 Wheat,Spring, bo. 15*503 428729 do Bed 7,614 do White...- 7,900 345 Oara,tma 6390 . 6,064 OUa, btu 100,603 . 20357 *7*, tra*.— „ „. 715 Barky, bn- 80,314 21242 Boaoit Boot an Bnox expectation* of a good fprlng trad* that bare prevailed throughout the trade for aomettme, are beginning to be realized. We bad oect* ■ton, lately, to pro through Pearl afreet, which meyiem phaUcally be called the Boot aod Shoe Exchange of Baton, and noticed In front of the different warehooeea a lam nnmber of caeca branded with initial* of Soothern cue tamer*. Buyer* hare come In Tery early tbk ataaon, 4s* pedally from the South and Sonthwmt The merehanto In tbeae nctloonhavo been Tery fortunate; thoy are not only paying op their old IUHUUee, bnt from the ■nrceaa attend ing tb* crop* In that region the part year, and the prices they bare obtained, they are prepared to make large pur chase* on rood credit. The West moat invariably fall be hind baud—there may be one or two point* where It k dif ferent. The demand tor California baa fallen off. The lam turcica* on the way will probably check ahinmenta far the pnoant. ttancfactnmeare bo*Uy employed in tnnUngoqt goode to meet the eeaaon'a demand. The pike of stock and labor Umnah higher than last year, and i* not met by oor reapoeding adranoa In the price of good*.—{Mercantile Oar*Ue. • The utoatj market remalne steady and qolel—no prralng demand in any quarter, and antransn&l ease {or this season. Rates eootltme to rug* from 9 to 12 ft cent. for ell accept*- tile paper. Exchange U still firmer, aod most of the hank* tag booses were seUtng today at % prcm.and paying % and la eocne e*ee< a higher rate for checks oo New Tort, with a continued opward tendency.—{Clo. Gas. Paaintuau Gama klaaxzr, Jan. 10,1869.—There is no change to notice ia the market this week, and prkea con* Uoaa to rale com psratlrelj high. The offerlngereach near* If 1400 bead, moet of which was dlepoeed of at the follow ing nice: Choice quality 100 foe). Prime •* " Pair «♦. Ordinary “ w B.oo® 8,60 Oomnoa “ ** 7/K3s 7.25 Inferior “ “ B,L©@ 7,00 Bnxsr—the offering! ol Bbeep at Warden's amounted to 4,000 bead: Tbs tales mn effected at from s3@s 9 bead, equal to abont 0(910 d rowed. The market baa been Tew brisk.' ' -- Hoot—tbe arrivals at Pbilllpaf Union Drove Yard amoont to 3,104 head, which sold at prices ranging from f724OSK filOO to qnallty. - aiTIR news. Tbo weather WM Terr mild yesterday, «ad the Ice thairi&x rapidly* Tbo Allegheny ,!■ froien orer, u we •re informed, at KitUnoiag, forty talles up. Thetee-bss (topped tanning put this city, sad thU will sorely gtre an opportunity for boats, that were obliged to slip Into the MokUngomfora barbor. toeomoon. . ■ The Emma Graham loft yesterday tor Zanesville, and the , Defender for tfewOtl*e&*. Ths Key Wort was wsrlr rwdy to leave last Wren log- Mo boats arrived. Tbs Wheeling packets bars hauled up, tat the MooengaheU line continue to make time u usual. : . Tbs expiring of the tsrm of our esteemed old tnena, uspu Wm. Forsyth, in the office of Monongabela Wharf luster, has excited a general feeling of regret among all the staam. boat captains who eoms to this port; Ur. Jlnrpny, the gen* tleman recently elected, Is well and T*ry fevorably known among all the rtrer men; bat a gentleman who has, served io loom and so entirely to the satisfaction or enry body, has oatundlymadsafnatnuny Ann and warm fHends. The Osptain deserrea at 1 that kind regard, [or a more thorough* gobg max yod ekldonfßod, aa this w«W wags! . i V Saturday morulng.at 10 A. Mothers is toU a meeting fwptain* «ind owners atltbe office ef Flack, Urnea* 00, to take tnto constderatina lbs general-prop to and from this port- - - - ‘ t - '- The CtndimaU Oonxmmclsl ef yestmday sart - - * > <* A few days aluoe, Mr. J. S. Reynolds, the gallant and f.rorita cluk ol th. <Umn Oltf, bn IS, cllj r«S« qd.U, ud mnUlkmilT. SowCT.r, S. nton«l to tS« psekot *oo time,’ in company with a besntifol and accem* pushed bride—the daughter of John Aiken, Bsq,of ruts* burgh. Ourjnungfriend Bsynoldabaing tlmd.oi ramaaoe, Indulged In tne norelilea of aa elopement They left fiw B- Orleans last night, where they spend their honeymoon- Tbs Delegate nod Fcenoay arrived atCjprfnnatl oaTpea day night. Tbs Hallman left that port tor Wew Orleans. Tta Mariner left a for here The tteemer Marlon has been lest in Bed Blrer; Smpira Oity lcftHaehvlUefarhwe on ths Sth'ipst 81r>Vm. Wallace paawdyKTsnnUlo bound here on the 11th. . . • j The Cincinnati Commercial, of Toeedey. says: • j m Goat. Boat*.—The alde*wheel steamer Uoess a reenwooo was told by tbs U, B. Marshal, ymtarday, at Urn .toot of W> nuti*trest lor s!,«*■ Hr. A. Bhlnklo was tba porehaeei ....uTh* J. H .Done, Albemarle, and Altamont, are laid np at Wheeling. having a tall fend eecored dSoSj Jf™. SuSrSS J nation. • . . .v. seotb, eight or nine boafa woa lost to ISreral otbsr beats Weraalso lost, below toe apalrof tba Watson’s, la charn among tart near gapdeoa. Of tbs beats lost Jn of Vsa»T».*Li- wood A Bakst owned tonr The boats lost K«to"&2£ot the following pilots:!Onsor Skaggs,be* !***!,« to Hindi* 4 Oon ooaof John Btaffixd’s pair, one of one in charge of Ferry Wilkes, amtfaergffli goth’s, one from JFlntyrrt, ofAIUBaMVSck Voong bmt one of his pair Bead, and vs learn that several others had tos*,boata,tat the tames ars cotrecollsctad. qonMdsrtof tbuuabcrof beat* started, Ihsanmlmr Is omßPanttraly light. i rvnw,,«MMM oaths Kiunrim. from Hew Orleans, was a wbowaskMsd ayesrag&lH * similar affray on thslVklibarm got fata* anarTM ont a gams oT avda. cm tha deck, and. with, ethers, mdeha attack on Mlchnst Ms, a clttmsofPort* tend. SBa lattsgdnva ptotol and find, tha ball lost grsa* tnith* teopls of Klfityra, and taking off a m his SS. Tha3SttoC «hawMthsd to pat asmal of tha tsn> a knife, Tharavsca obooUWcoal Mmw Um HisxTCiic.—The Cumberland was TUing on Satnrdsy, with 10 fret line os the Bbools. Business wax dttß on the levee, and ’ freights scarce for all points along the Comber* land.. The TmtcbeQwaato leave that nJghtJbr KewOr ,#4M - 1 i . . ■ . •• lleamboat ABRXTKD. LuMtne, BrowuxvUla. Telegraph, da Oolonel Bayard, EUxabeth. Rim-5 foot, and falling. TelegnpMe flarksti. 1600 »U decline a’ °* upland'mJdtfllags quote at U 7-IGOU aifcend ” good nuddling at 12. Flotjr buoyantj'aalee Whadbnoyanf; tales 6 600 bush. Comqokt, with saUsof IWO? bush; mixed held at 83084 c. . Pork firm at 110860 $l7 forwU meo.and #1747i4@1740.f0r new. Sugar firm-, steady at66@o7c. Lwd tw fella at 60@»fc ThUoirliriiter at 40*38q«. Freights on cotton to UrarpoolWd. Btockalowax/Siaun) tl^^ Uo ,f, 69 %, DUno “ ooi * al btoda;BBS.fcffla!* MUwaadle sOriourl «1xm.863£; Galena* Cbicaxo M9fi'*ws®.Cfce«larti; aSB V Pacific Malls.fl. .Oa> 61jfc’ Frnattw KUkXfeffLs Onwee land grant! C;.Mfchlffan State ajxqlQfc,.;- lA ~ rioßf unchanged; saleeatlAlsk for tupCTflna; $6,6006,76 for extra, and $80740 for extra temOy aod fancy. Nothing doing in Bye »fi<njr or Oorn Meal. Becipte of Wheat Ugnt; aaiaof red at SL2BO sl4o,and white $14801,42. Hye commands Sfia-Hew Tellow corn wanted at 76078, old worth-82A84. The de mand for oate has Allan ofi; tala of Pranaytranla at 470 48. ProvMoas qalat; «tea of mete pork ifet-tlTJMk'hama in pickle at and ehoulden at Wc/^Whlricoyfh'baiter demand at 25036 c; new baldat27 fo? bbls.“^ 7 , :^T^ Ccrctxnxr, Jan. 12.—'FIouTfina and unchanted. - Whk key advanced to Me, and la good demand. FrorUoa nn-- changed. 600 bbls mew pork edd at $l7. 60 hbdt bulk 2S5*! < ?A.? t *^^22^ forp ' cke4 - Uri aoM at 10U, and 110 bbls prime at 11c. lOOlman.in'anetße 220 lbs, so jdat $«45. r «m«r!a unchangedttdfirm?lBa mmiey market la easy. Exchange ecarewalXmamtam. Bsxwou, Jan. 12.—Floor finn;Howard«rwt ahd Ohio MU!ngatssja : No wheat offering, and tha aorket laqulri. Cora in demand; aala-of yeUov .at 76c, and while at 74c. Mas pork held at Whiskey finn. * ww - Itetahw Uononga&tlA BSver IT. S. UaU PaOtoß BTBAMKB TKLBQBAPH, j aTBAUXR JXFISBSDN, Jjjgjg. fliW/LH-WMWik#.. • . eittm n«»a»r,.«v ,* . fpflß ABOVE NSW ST£AH£BS ABB Voruing Boate loan.-Pltte burgh at 8 o’clock A..6L, and Evening-Boate at O o’clock P. M. for M’Keeaport,. EUnbethtown«-Moixmor hela City, BeUeTenioo, Fayette C3ty,. Qnasfiald, OaUfeenli < •y counactlM with Hacks and Dacha : CarmldueltownandJefflHTO?- Peawngeri ticketed througkfromPittsbiiTiehte-CBto town for $2, maalaandriatenrooma .<n boats incloririk>> returning from Brcwnsrilla laye »t * ia the moming«jd6ln the evening,. For ftmherlaforaatioa«>. ' quire at tha Office, Wharf Boat, si thafootnr tfetantfitet - M* : Q» W. BWHTDLEB, A*t»; HouigbiUr^- J-S uau»r KEY WKT, Captain Irani, «U 1 l«T».f]r tba abort and all lOIS DAT,tha ltth JaiApal A o'dockr.'it'fjrttibkt orpaiaaca, apply CO boanl, or to • ■ .. W FLACK, BAS!raS*OO; A»IA vultMT* Ibr' all ■■ THU DAT, 13UI intuit at 4 o’clock, P.BL VorAtthtcr punnappljr onbowdarto c iw .:--.: St gjntg, ijigg'aßKSnßßgßlM and . itwr.fc I' MXJI PHIS.—TS» fplaodsd stumor H * UG^OutX.B<hitir;willhtntothi {fitamMdut* parti, aa THIS BAY, Urn 13tb Imt-'it i o'clock, r.x, For ar ptango, apply an beard or to JU3 " FLAGS, BARNES A 00, A*U.;-.. FOB ST. IX)UIB—The fine steam- j er OO&UIBBGK, &pt Hndrktna, vlO jMHE Imt» far Um «bon «nd lßttraedkfe porti on xau VAii 13th tut, aMv.s. FW'frtteht or pit go typlj ondatra crto jit rOlJg,fißaS*q) t l|t4 ; iPglfflhg J: ORLSANB.—Tho flu Rteuur SCIPHIriHHfIjK DKOATUB,OftpUß.Q.Xe*per,»iU!c*t* forlh**hoT*»B »U lotenudiat* pom' .on THIS DAT, 12th toft* *l, 4 • o’clock, r. it. for foeliht or pu*uoapply oa board, dr tt U 8 fLAcSrBA&KM A QO,At«Bla^V OR; MEMPHIS AND NEW.i JBfciS' OBLEANBv—Tho floo *ta*m«r SOUTH AWflßTo4,Q*pt, Bh«iberd.wimßaTefortho*pw.*B<*M Ififißraadlata son* on THIB HAT,' 13th - tut. «T< K-fc' I For freighter pamg* apply oaboard or to' fu •-* 1 J*4 . . . . :*IUCK,BAItS«S*OO,A*Irt*S, WIMiAHD IIAK.VKY 4 CO. . < r 84 MAIDEN LANB.AND 17CEDAB STREET, ' -.r .innfrTwfcr, ■<,,<;:{ H'ftV PAPEB iSVA.KKH:OtrSBIV ’ ' Brny dcicriptfoa of . • WRAPPING,PBIpXCIO AND WBnaifO *• L* . r- ' PAPER, OX HA*D O* KAM TO 08DK8,. r~ • f ~ FAIfCTt COLORSDAND TJSSUM FIPISS, r . * BLOTTIIiaPAPXaS, IN VPWTPESj «: gtratr ■«* Bonnot Bo»rd*« —s9 @10,26 ... 8,76® 9,00 fWINB^HOfBI, WILLAROHABVSTAGOh w. ’ 84 lfcnrfffn Za»e €tnd If Cedar Street, ?•;].■■ ; OTWTOBt _ j >- ffs«p, Aivz? w .T WI N K Si :■ IMBMP- iP aUCTiWUiP- w ” o°BnAffiß j v , oOTTOS, JOTS, JUsSi ASD/jraBIOXIt inpif ' ROPE, - ttr" 1- ' .u, SHOKTBBXAD,WroK,MA«UMDd,; , :•( CORMASD 'LINBI. y w9;6aaod -t * ; l \‘. ’ TWTBW STOCK! NEW STOCK: ' OiEPm'oiLOM'niß, KAirreos.'Sci. “V. f 'V Atrna FOUBnr STSBFT CARPET STBtfg \ ' w. D. * nrS’CALLCM , . iniiui attention of tewra TMi&tf.tfr: VUr, «sd (tatraOr, to a ten ted nried aMortomkof*'. 'TfHi'i-ivv-: C A B-Pjß-T I N CKB, Jut a*krtadl>j da* ofU» Ana now lo tie Eutjeawtotfaf. la putdT'VU.TST oompBBIM,*HMl M,f» «W*%. jIHB and COHMOfr dABVXTISQS.' Ala* aWP lot t* •WIHDOW . and MAtTIHQ |OF JflJfr K CLOTBJ^B*Uie®aT^i!4A!W™ ,^if < r T; *2* h. w&uL! ' J - 1 «*»—"W lO !:»'■ BATCHELOR’S WIGSAND TOCrafiS yjptny to ■ Charm—no tnrnlngiiph*Bl>Mi-.nrt ■hrtnUwf -"■ otUwbeaJ; butedtUa lajhaonly.■atabitemtetWfcQre, >■■ > Umn tbtngf an crcpetly nndmtoodandmadfc.l ; 4 . • - 1 ooifcljw? ' \Broadway f K«w..Yortt. j-;V jrrv-y: /o'oM,'V 4Qi«r» aiAu. Oer%*rF*rHG"d£Qferty£u, f Pittibmgl moiN£s>-t Q_ -A •'•••. KACHIJIISTar.TI WBOTfIUTIBOK, BQARINO*.! . » joßdywr: . ;-...nnLro t ßiroi _ QAL7A9IC BATtHT/OS £l*fcCnO MiuunEne> *' ■ vtUfowritb« ofKzpnHcfaucNt * «ta. npa * rtmlUanc* of Tut JMdUra. DftSKfc „i TL KETOJtft, Uorl49Wood«l* ' BAKLEV— 12bu« Spring Birley .forjrals'; , g‘ : T Am—lOrtegi ie»T teMiteTutt'T I 1 ftrak ItolitartJ «tr—t- - ■ a?n . ;. • BHV PEACHES—2OO btm. prinfcihilwi r baliln>l JmmoQCTiMcCltlMtttAOto-yJ. jw' ~~ ' laßgcoodiniHfcffrr* ml ;-. 4bbli Sweet. Cid6i,B&jpieB, ; m ?- 13 AWiElf—aSelwrjurt reo’d and. nefflttar. DEPARTEDS Luzerne, BiuWßtVflfd. 1 Emms Graham, Banearme Defender, New Orleans. Ibillt, Sa. .-a
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