M== ciiiiimEIIIIFACIE&B. & CO., No. 119 Pearl Street, Boston, „ a mmo siscagns 101 um aux cm BOOM. 1311 °% _and Bole Leather, (ailed Lestber, - nait ‘ laerh dada, Ma. XV, PPM*, .he; E beep prifidire:la me*, flashed Waage sad okrod Kormoo, Kid sad Boot Elkins and atrium Leather. r. R ISOUTUWIOII, Congos 'tree!, Bost.. WILLIAM BURBAGR, 101 Pcsai co; 103 Mite ROUSE AND siCiN PAINTINt AND GLAZING, ... . IS A ITS BRASCIICS, an i Done In tb• brat mapper Bl nt, owing time. i J.& 11. PHILLIPS, _ Nog, 20 Ss 8 St. Clair Street._ -Diet, KLUB.: Zir. CO.. Forwarding nnil Commission Merchant}, And Agents for tbdaalo of Pitt burgh Mono esatires. Consignments and order* for LZAD, lIIDES, lIIHIP,PRODIDTA Ar., mileited. Prompt atten tion to retaiving and forwarding. No. 49 Conswerellal Street, St. Louis dett.deekio GRAND DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY atm, JNIVNLRY, IYATCHES AND FANCY ROODS, ' AT REINEMAN & . IdBYRAN'S, . , No. 45.Fi11h Street, near Wood, The largest anti most varied wsortment o the gem goals In this city, laid in EXPRESSLY FOIL TUE . HOLIDAYS will be found at their Siete, agency for the AMERICAN wATOS3D6_ vtri - tis let/1.8!! FT.T11.3 !! ' zercCOPLID do 00-, 131 'Wood Stroot. rita.h”rab. lIAYING•JUST RETURN,fI) FROM NhW TORN ono Dow recotring a Meg. .rock of ntodo FURS 000ttolatttg Itodatoo Roy Roble, URA RAW, Woo Martha. • Sibertou Squitrolo. Fittb, C.P.:llltrettFot, Victorhoso, MIL. nod Ootht. tUot, P.ll Bottoms. Thoonlpxoto tiara loom soloetoS with to.t r•t0...1 wlll ..1d .all .mall wait, Lahti iioittnx to potr.b.l4B troth FURS am itaitod to mil KM eumbe tor stod. ool7Sott faMMU!MUM 3,11..A.1.-MIZ AND TAILOR, . • No. G 2 sr. ih...4/6 3TERE7', -PPITSBUI3.OII, PKNNA., Invites,pnblie attention to bin new and beau tiful ssortment of 11441 catetiaing of Cloths, Gami n:tarok NNstlign and Costing. of nvory mi.t7 sod style, adapted to the. best oily. sod coont7 trod. which, will be tekadowp wllti prooptsompod dmpatell, sot) st rain am low OA at any othiir qmnar establishment in the city. Dead fe J. 11.'OUBISICY. Al. D., —163 piri Street, l'ilfsbitrgh, lynlog bail Die advotagee of Eaatern C01k•ge.4.14 ptalsoma earml ytmire gasetke, offer% Inho invfnetioual 11;trvicom to SPILDICAL AND MEDICAL CANDO- Col. Wlhoe MrCendlose. lion. 11. A. Wearer. Moo. T. J. John 11. Mellor, Leg. Joel& 51.:00111eter.Eaq. my:el yMe A. STOV.EI.I dor. W. D. Dolma. Nor. D. H. A. McLean. T. U. AM, Req. J. It. Ilostr. .ALE X AND BB BR ABLE Y, ■IDDIAROItI SID O.= IN [TUT YJAIITT 01 CONING,' PARLOR IND HEATING ATOM, Pia!viand Fancy Grate Fronts, &c. Solo Proprietor of the celebrated PATENT GA3 ndSmocsCoNsortwn t's CoNsout • ! COOK STOVES. °Mee and Bales moot,. snalysk No. 4 Wood St., POOtsbors b. Pa. W. a U. JamknlAßT. . %A,:/AMOUR. All 11 MIAMI IN All kinds of Toboaceq, 811 at trazad Cigars, Ilwrovrooontly taken the, loldh g , Bn. IMO Wood etrool, In addition to th , . ShomfacturinsiCalablaL otout,Na.4.llrvir. .*tact. when. , th.y a ill f.a Oman.] to raaakstlarir splltlT1(• I))1:NTlt3PR1 Da. W. - I!:'Firt4l.MillEno ll:tying re-04 turnvil tollitti6rith with th. itltillallo of mating it tiiiifative reet.fent - A, do 1. , rlin.kat hi. OFFICE, N.. 1047OURVI iffRICET, Lrtwn.n , Woat Ani/ 110.0411er hours (rum U A. N. en 4 r. r. iii•=-ileuirc ELICNILY H. C7.0.1.4.1....LNL4, n:at.rareMtg and Cominieston Merchant, AND WILOUSALS DEALrRIN - CthecwiN, 'Ft atter. '1:14.4.5c1e.. Rich N. - 1-10.1.M.1L1S Co St )1.; mt. Pertign and Doiaeitie Bills of Exchange CJIZTLTICATZ9 OP DCPOSIS, ; DANA NOTES AND SPECIP., . . 17 MARK ICT FPAANS, enTeitucoti, PA. 14.0ulloctInne nude nu ell tL. principal cities tbraugh oat lb. MAIM 2Uolay.. icOlthlf.Gid4 SIDIITBIII,I3 DRAWN BY lOUNCAN; ¢FIERMAII & CO, ON Tug UNION . DLNII, LONDON, IN SIMI OY ON. POUND FITZItiI2IO AND UPWARDS: Ala% 11111..0n the yriocipai dam end trew, of freers, Beleiwo, 110Ileab (Serrano,. Uremia mid other Icatoyeab Stator, coudbOtl) on Leila and facade by i 174. u. WILLLIAIIS.• 00 Rubicon. Wood atract.eurner of Third B. B. & C. P. MARKLEI, • 111.01ACTISIMLB or PRITITINO, Jon4AND ALL KINDS OP , t;N , it A. p . ktNt G PAPii: tr. Warehouse, riito. 27 Weed Street. ' " PIITSBOECaI; PA R.p bought at mutat p era 4;p_r4,o* . _ - 13 Lf b. maim • • Iran lialtlng, /reit VA. • ' Vault Doom • WildOW flatten, • , . •Xr.ol6mwd o f trd ( World and Mart iITTSDO 11,P4, I/• • • 1 . 12,1 • mkt) r 4, Pattorny. fra, sa - CPWA, anitiLla e porpows. lar "Stratton prat to as- Awing UrnoLot. Cr at dualnalen. Arm . a. num VANDEriEffa PBIIIRD , A. T 0 it IST EC Yf3 A.T LA W. SOLICITOKII • IN • H. I,:akhaea Bfook. Diampar, /ova. AltrOullogilano entan promptly in say p, of Northam fm ar r LE I d tolboporcha;mand Sae of RII4 fatale, ob. flardrqtklansitas god Mortals. .1:13,4t0 Mr .a Frilllol/ 11161,2 i. =MMI2==II 1111BIREOR MIEIS k MILLERS, IPOUDIDICAS AND 11410111INI8TS, wAs imirr evVoN wortic s, Piktekeffgh, Penna. OglioiWare.9ll Starke& Ximeictax. all Mud. of NIMBI &glom. -411611 Mode% V iiitlepollalkaid Work, Medan Baku Iron itheitimtlitepalrin doneon short stake. iiiikbefe W M , baselltneeen sad beaten In all aloft of ?OEIACCO, BRUIT AND . CIGARS. sxD • saa"..l* scaLfLooci, • Comer afilninfiddl Stern mod DianandAbey, PIITIRBURIIII, PA. STARCH FARINA. - Hasa by the West Plalladelpaila Manufacturing Co. (fait Priasitsainiarded by the Fmklht leelltute, • • litteettaber, lee.%) magma Mow Minh. la dogma's 4 teett. Glhs. each . . • ANC ido; boas do VI pepers,l ••• lbolbuOd, Vats sod Plerl Sten+, In Intel vartous fbel;ill tor OORN Ititit*A,(trrliorri Starcb,) in bus.,llo papers nal. 'ads aftkL ex prraty prepared for culisary, purposes, *Odom bi Itd en as opocbr . ln km= to my new Is lasi.. salUby TIIO.IIPBON, CLARK XAt TOTING, 'Pbris.,lsol.,lB.sl}Attr.fc Amid* for Lbe Comport', Reuse, Ill j igm and Ornamental Paintipay . , ' .11r D CfRAINERS; Vrkt U.) ,Leindlutut Zino Paints. alas, all kla.ls of Paitila,ol4 Parrdralea, Wladaw Oho. Pauy,Puaawa,Aa 146 leoitti 81stol,loge doors above ' MTN Ailfl• gotO:trOn ZaTCEitu,, HERRON & 'CO., 111,30111 4C1191.11611 Or 000/iiria; PirriOr 31114 Freaiink OVES lfralgriglitg, Fenders, . COO kineliaages, &e 194 Liberty se, Piatabag44, Pa. oartrik/Y • I F WlO O.: .- •••••• 40 n 2 Lien , —.— lr, .1 , ,,,,,,,ii, prAsh Etteel•Worka. 3-43 ' • BOYD ac CO., Ilissehetu*s I CUT gram sw.SPRINO, PLOW ..4 !t. , .r : .li, 0T.W114; 5E114498 owl Lun, , Comer and.Arsi And; PillirberAlts. A). 33' 3ifZitialE463 & CO., , ..!.,...... , -Ina t ieravedi Patent Stair ' ; vntor.'reeth... lusr.TA.7. ".. 11 weilt ,4, t4 1‘340..."11"." 1b 2 .1.12` , 11....14 T.A.x.r-CT4 t No.L AC St. Clair Street, ("Dr•rtiobwh*Bondin.) rrrnmunan. ••• RAIL ROAD EIPIRR COMPANY. . Joseph . - Valccenr , to 4 w 6 7, 1 1•UW , d Shre9 orvraarrious BAIL ROAD SPIKES; OHARA' ./L 1 ARDI3OATMICERt ~ 4 sanyeb, t pEriginwoompuw, ispcoal °Wes. LAILE SDp Da COPPEAL • • AND • B m ra L -r I br G woun PARK, CURDY & co., MANUFACTUEERS OF SHEATHING, muzxsas. wd scll4. COPPER, TIUMiED • cor PIM LIOTIV3I6, Rahedi WI &atoms, Etml4groi4r.i.c.. Imptnien and Dealer. In BLETMO, TIN MATH BURST IRON, WARS, AA Oot.dantlynn Lead , Tlmacrces Madams sail Tools. Wareinn., No. 149 Pint and 120 SP,ooderree, =EMS dr,ra racial ..lera of Coppor cut m •oy doo a ',Mom mriskaticiyr PIOT II IL VLSI MOT Iltillyll RIOT llgEttlgitt Don't fail to ntoeurd Winslow's Sooth ing Syrup for Children Teething. it has tie pipet on earth. It grrotly facilitates o moron of teething by sullthlng th e gum; reduang motion—will allay pain„ and ix taro to nugolato the cis. Depend upon it, mother., It will giro mitt to your.' .ml relk.f and health to your Infant., _Perfectly min It Std. irslitablo preporat she most experienced and England, and baa been millions amasses - - Wo behove it the boat an all moos or Dysentory .14 s ariwe from tootling of fro If life and health can be I. worth it. weight In gold. Millions of ballot aro &atm It Is an old and we TIME ONLY 25 itanoinonnlow t KINN, Now York, loon the 8 . 14 by thwinttoto throng DII.GEO. 11. Ju2d.rlyfcT The Great D SIM JAMIE • CELEBRATED Propsr.ki Irvra a invocriptl. Pbygiwian Fat • ml. %Al known Medicine andiede remedy for Female • mm any canoe whaterri;-and tbny contain wthlog hartfhl l TO MARRIED LADIES It In • ahorhOme, hang on the ro Tame INTIS A ..,o been 1 Lions oft Ore secomtpop ofprurtp. Pot toll proilcalera, got NI N. 11 —4l and 6 protage MA/ tea rigout, _lll Ignore 1, return moll. D. FAIIAIPSTOCR A CO., ' sad .A,l by nll drtmAllat. Mir MlStaeUtstrl br the Drenteti.n a”., m pram, Aloopetross, Moms, ' T 66 cheralml preparatioas For Oho hart2'.l 'ran through met with • triumphant • .• 'solos um/ Muntdastossr aye .1 rho Emperor. of Bus** Yem land, the filliga of neigh., 11. 1 any, Er., and to America their by the Dirertnes of Punic numerous pinata rilireus, that In the world, more to rthermin Muses Idiathri.ors Cases' co no intruders se ibnot num, tmonsht death to millions of 1 11114 lay the watchword of ship-rr non and husbandman C=l3 Nine °Me Inrerritnr sad Pr JOSEPH 116 611 ftroothra . y GenBrBl Arent for the U. 8 ICK V. NUSIITON, Draggle!, tlroadway, Nem' York. Sold wboleral. atalB4.Bll by JOB. FUMING, Pitb.burgh; NAN, •Ilegbeny. WOKS - t - CURE FOR CO Winchester's Gentile J. P. Churchill , T. lIE IIYPOP of LIME, SODA • hi' KIM ..ARDT tot C 0N S U AI yruE krreat the colvotn4.4 Di. J. F. known by him t HlO Preneh 44 nuiko a tit.. •,..1 11141kal &lone, Now, lor the 14.4 time on dm I:LYLE:UV 14. c.. too. I.4u4sor.ti , datifw C/1010021 CleMlOtta of VI" bisJ. ln ty.rznit ett. rat rratst rib," ri.f. tiro atm/ thlu trtt hnmat. C•re=uslon to ~,,, to 1,1... A la. (314; sail we.rol,snnly r•Illi11111.41. 11 , . I . L. nn Ivan 1.0 paisttlott iacsl.l tr, , • 1.. Mat., No. JO garkei. 1:oi 111 lore of J. Wrovornera, erripOren Co 1011,11. krt...., .rt•Vg•144.i.4%:. —, • ' •••1 • ' ••. 1 11•Akeyerkftnt fa Intib*Deskir2 • ,:ii-leete • ' dierlifeADT Prom Mr N. r ...11:Sivtfi Nell _Vainly, Jor .V-1.9,14fa', ••Ikhatever nosy I. ear rood .lone wall itfcrtime to We claims of Dr. C7ier.Llll, hr the , IN,pllOOO. it, . INT ertarl reuxalts in test'-••rcultab (ro tunplionJ Terns mar na no nee CT as re Tnz 04000 01 000.1 sates 11, litueeild 4.0211 T.... Fr on. to, Forth dm-rican ill •-• I Bcpmercr,fer 0.2„1951. ullas Ileilicinn la - ielentifi ' I, prepared nod reliable— We hare Geed it in oar men pre tioe,ln phthisla pidtrionalls, .101 other forms of illerase, 'isi h rerj matellictory, tenths. • • e • In e le ctseight In vtlarli this remedy less given, thirty-twee were to the ociptent and ivrenky three in the amend and adeuriced a •re of gonseniption; the tr. mallider were beyond hope. lb the ota taion 6rth., lat ter mare, which sem lunch benefited. all but three, shkh tiff am 081 doubtful, recomted P. ll , ' Mar $2, or three bottles for '. Dingle bottles only, I. ormcenfralnd solidion,eard by ra , prepaid, when apecially ordert.l. All unbolt for three le alte or over trill be smithy rimming at mot of the party: V nista must mod their or ders direct to the nadersignell, I r they may hoer/. different WA erne-bun preparyttirm sent tnem. .20-Wirichesh-r•s o.4tulno ?mention of Dr. ChorchtlYa Cam mud of the Ilypophomidtee bf Lime, Pala awl Pota•h vateliente at the ado Doom.' Depot, 49 John at, int will to kept by all rropectable dnutzlats thimughent the Unita, titates. Clrealitra and all nrcensary information given to all wile, enclOstrig • stamp, Far canyon'. we to reeeivin• ear tettent, correspondents 6113 requeated to add "ILts ttur In nddition to the regular addryais as below. J. waiali gargle, Amerloon awl !coign Agency (kilns Ja24:3rwlAwilig) 40 John Street, Now York [fur the ihilly-Pittiburgh thaatio.) „Ifewck. Editor. Your fair correapondent "Mary • .e” appears in your Saturday's issue, asking tid es, and-indirectly complaining of the inattention of young gentlemen, to., which adrice you hard given apparently with less attention and skill than you usually bestow upon inoh en %loots., Now, as Mary Jonerin a .• Meniar friend of mine, 1, feel personally in . •• In her remarks, and if you will permit mo I shall dd a few brief words of advioe to thew° you have gi •en. • I would Gout just whispe Into your ear, Messrs. Editors, and hope you will .ot tattle it, far I don't want Mary Jane to know It . et, that r am deeply in lore with her, end= going to announce it as loon as the difficulties I am goin; to mention can ba re moved, Many of Om moat rospoc men In oar city, of literary and morals, are oflthe wo own livelihood and aro abl whatever Ie neoomary, with enjoyment of Nodal life end realty unable, from our ill port the extravagant habits the ago, sod are often oblige! the dear 'adios whom we 0, both of- as dash° and migh t cannot and dare not invi company us to a lecture, to teal or other tout, if but domicil, unless we come gt curia' go sod driver to two the eortipage to deliver her, is over; this has to be doe to five dollars, sad wilbogt (sus you, Mesita: Editors, I "no 'count people" of Top gaged l tbo operations of counting .rooms, at a; hundred dollars per annu can readily calculate that t more than our whole day's ducal. Permit me. Messer. Edi Important secret into your ta lively kept almost in n at t attempts to keep up with thi and are too proud to do frequently either to stay at leave the dear Mary Jones , We bachelors can't sten it, can't romedyit, can't move in the matter. Path r O'Connor hat cored it in the matter of funerals, at he never meddles in matters of loveand matrin any. Some of its' think tibia the rgul•dy ll . l only the power and influence rightly directed of the M Juies and Anti Filiras themselves. And 1111cany Lion. are the mitlCr of the day, through which ell t e evils of vocietyl ate re pressed, and all good promoted, could you IMescre. Editors, bo instrumental itCauing goid by inducing Mies Mary Jane to get wp a convention of ladies, young and aged, literary; romantic and grave, and asetof resnicitions, that' no gentleman's company can bo accepted Who calla with a carriage t o attend any assemblage, lecture or social party, (In ordinary weather) and within a specified distance. Whet think you ? Should not be pulpit take up this sob jeett Ircarcierty could b tremovit thews axtravngant ...1 clogs that encumber and loud that-hosier wheels of friendship and love, t would be more frequent ly called upon to erleb the nuptial tie. A. it it, we are itidanger of beco crag a race of old ,bathel• ore and rimida, without ev having areal:palatal' en °Rate, like old Mr. Rapp, to escheat some day to oar good old commonweal' , '-1 131iould Mb or our talented locturiws, lake told arid =WWI Ulla subject, we will guarantee for once, an overflowing house, graced too by the presence of Mary Jane herself, and that of your humble servant, Wicuntm. ANT of the following articles van he obtained at Bowne well known stead, Federal street, Allocheny.. Good Family Bread. Calms and Confectionery in every variety. Fresh Peaches, Tomatoes, Plumbs, Citron, Pine Agpla, Brandy ruches, Assorted Pro acmes, Jay's, Pleklois and Ketibup. Capers, War westershire Sauce; Pickled Lcibeters, Sardines; ciboosdate, Baker's Brom; &a., he. They respect fully Invite the public to an examination of the above named articles, all of itllleb they will gnarantoo to prOye satisfactory both 'quality and price. ti Picisrmt.knosta for spring and sesernor aro actively pm:mows at : ,Careagbana,' Federal street, Moe ,ieript !A•-•.larke vellety of new etyle clothingfor. spring weer, walla selections le of ,==euChiteAvelti4pw,hae• bear Weir Lae Pe WE eilaideraii*L . ,nliesialdiebelent is faro ttbli known fitALOProaaotion• ot sto elms olottilblybOttills4 swito sad +amid; Pltteirgh, Pelona. all caeca bt i i le the pupa-Niel. or O. or Mei female Physicians In rifl. with never-Yelling speculate tnreet romeyly In the world, It erhoralti Clhlldren,whether It I I try other come. , 'mated by dollars and reola.ll II ' eld °Tory you In the unit.' lod romody. . NTS A wormx. a fite.alnills otellitntl A Pllll - bide wrapper, oat the world. , • t for P/ttattryit. gliett Remedy cLAIRKE.S EMALE PILLS! of Sir James CTlorko. fit. D. nary to i..ltoQuotto. tio''lmpnattlna, bat a nate =We. and ObetroeUons, though a powerful monde, the ceentitatico. trtealictly aviltnd. It will. .1.131 y I.liotl with roguittrity to fallopiann the dine hfri UST 10.41 obsermi. rnm, a I ha agent. pa °mina, taa any antborl atalniag /war dl pithy by eg101.114 ..2741w .fc T VERMIN Dr3TROTAR, cc MOMS. BETI.I, Reheats uci Taking, AVIS, ke. . wo node's the above. title Et! t nuptt, where they ham ham acquired for their In, Itlmitleeelebrity,attseted by Austria, the Qtwen of Rog 1 ' N•Plem Baran., Sax: tßteleney Am teen endorsed ittations awl the approval of they are the only Remedies Walt Wads of ro min. not. ilne,truy the newel and mare WI. Ills Art ha. bree In 11 n erarld, *IA Crime booneknepere, merrhanta be"-ho mere lirerin.^ Y 25 cENTs TO $l. vi-1,410r. rractintl . 1100444411 04 New Tnrk. .401 Omuta. FRXIAIt. 0. 10 41.404 [1v0.% and 417 R. RELLIMS CO. •nd d REF:K.IIAM A MIC FlN delNd‘nutre 81ThIPTIONI =3:1=1111 Preparat of Dr Compound of OS P 111 T E nd POTASH, rna mum., OP . 1" I 0 11 31t1ic.,! Diteovery of robin, of Nit% Mot made decoy of Iltdictur alentl 2 portant re to too aorelo of Listury of the sorIJ, bus 7trlkr. ul the vuty foo.n -1 try r . ..0,1*g Ottetr)aest , pnuctylt•muttet ; n•. n 4,f the nein !ly CULLhtI, but alun PRP ' hithuttutuunt Ntut etuutue kr th. nod kddlunt d. and no , on won it twat to Ildo Und•ol ton, ino far Juni:, *nos. douo . Cliurcbilre f tr .11.,...1./..IIIIfALLY FOGS J. 1211. durnlo. Unbild le and worthy young jute, cultivated mind, eking clan—earn their e to provide for others proper economy, to the appiness. But'wo are es and income, to sop fashions and follies of to deny ourselves and .voi the pleasures that odiererire enjoy. We' i Our ,Mary Janos to ac ,ny social party, intelloo : few squares from her 're In hand, with close her bunco, mid retain to r her mamma when it i at an expanse of three it we are to be let down have fatimated,) as Abe . Many of no are en •tir Dobbs mina, foundries income of eight or tan Our dear famalefriends en evening ride costa us labor and care• has pro- on, to whisper another r: many of us aro posl to of bankroptey; In our 11 foothill and vain show, ithout it, so we hove home or — go alone, and do likewise. Pittsburgij iqett e.' p IT TS 33171 R. 0 L 3: MONDAY. MORNING, FEB. 14, 1F59 Mn, TRIIPICRATORE.—OInervatIons taken et Sttatt's Optician Store, No. 59 Filth et., naterday. ta amt. ni 1511 AIM. o'clock, a. R 00 31 12 snow 30 r. 20 Barometer 25 5 IC AD" Dams town Pete van Meaux°, at the Pic. Methodist Protestant Church, Fifth street, com mandos et 111 o'clock, A.. U. MI are cordially In vited to attend. The exercises TO-DAY Will Lc conducted by Roc W. Wtagg. Tne Daily Union Prayer Meeting this week will be conducted by the following ministers : Monday, Rev. W. Wragg; Tuesday, Rev. D. J. Yerkes ; Wednesday, Dr. I. N. Baird; Thurs day, Rev. L. P. Barrows ; Friday, Rev. John P. Becker ; Saturday, Rev. Dewitt C. Billesby. Tue Pittsburgh Catholic, last homed, has a two column article upon a single line of pure, in reference to the recent taking of the veil by four young Indica of this vicinity. We said ; in our brief mention of the fact, that "we considered it a matter of regret that so much good influence should he lost to the world." The Catholic ap peals to us, if the Sisters of Mercy,. if the teachers in their schools exert no beneficent in fluence on the world ! Wo arc no "ignorant bigot ; we most cheerfully grant to the Sisters of Mercy their mead of prattle, anitto the teach ers at Bt. Xavier (In that capacity and place as we learn the young ladies in questioware to act,) our beat wishes. It is trine we would much prefer to see them teachers In our Free Schools, bound by no sectarian cords, and swayed by no sectarian prejudice, but for whatsoever good they may do, they deserve cordial thanks. And jet we contend that whenever a Young Indy, the oy and delight of a family circle, the ornament of . society, and fitted to bless a home of her own, lives apart from society, a great deal of good influence which she might exert upon it is lost. The battle of life doss not consist alone in sallying forth upon the world at intervals to strike a blow at sin, sod then withdrawing to youi- retreat. We are here not only to do,, but to suffer also. A good example is as potent as a good deed. We are in a state of probation; to Stand In our place, to meet and overcome evil amid what circumstances soccer flod may cast our lot., is our duty and our trial A true life is manysided, and growing up in the presence of evil, assimilotes and transmutes it to good. A true character leaves its imprint ou whet WI touches. We should not segregate it. We to not plant the acorn In a cellar hot on the hill side, where the oak may stand grand nod beau tiful, stretching its arms to storm and sunshine, drinking moisture from the shower and the hievol, giving shade and shelter alike to man or brute. It is a mistaken notion that we must withdraw from the world to exercise an ietluenee upon it. We are placed amid the evil that ie in the world that we may conquer it and come forth proved and purified. As Tennyson has expressed It - - Van is nut as kilo ow, Hat dng teem rentrid gloom And Amend hot with herning tow., Shot nipt..d in tinting of And hatternl with rho Su iihnir. and e,e' • • • The Catholic refers to Florence Nightingale, and we are willing to take her fia, in this respect, a true typo of womanhood. She sheds a ge nial influence around her wherever she noes; rho delights the hearth by which she situ, she enjoys the beautiful and contributes of that en joyment to others; she wears norepubiivc weeds; oho lives in society to bless it and to adapt her self to whatever condition of life, so she may make the world better. She does not force her beneficence into one channel, but permits it to flow out on all sides, as the mountain that lifts its sun-crowned head to the Sesdi shroad to the extremities of centineitts its glad tributes to blot, and fructify the earth tier good deeds I are not -1-toe in accordance with a "creed' . or a "ritual!' She needs Da '•veil." no new ramie, no impositton of priestly hands, no peculiar garb, ho Tons said Le fire men, no stone wallt. hehind which t•! withdraw :tad beyond which in push the world she was barn to live to had to . 141.125! Bell, hook or candle, crucifix, licid3 and genuflexions, Moue cells and mourning weeds are for her, hat a glow tog heart, a pure mind, a ready hatch, a faith i. the Great Crea tor and to Lin Son out elavinur,--these, which ace the gift, of God an d w hi c h 1,0 antuirtn. wino of clergy or church cm-en:mutat to sanctify cr to rebate cifectir,L, are herr, and their influ rove 1r felt everywhere, inspiring- the good to hing and cheering e broker. •flea , n even g. •tf en 7.4 en. To dim er conceal one my of this effulgent character would be to deprive this poor world of what it cannot well do without. ha her In a Convent, bind her by a creed cud the world lobes a great deal of her influence. She becomes a sort of machine, doing good by rule, accord ing to certain regulations and in certain ways marked out by men, whereas she now labors in her I•ord's vineyard, doing whatsoever her hands find end us her true heart dictates No Con vent could contain her; for such, the - world is the field of labor anti the free heart the director. bens.—lie of the sprightliest and most wel conie exchanges that CMOs to us Nod we have a pile of 'am) is the Mahoning Reaistcr, p.n. 'lobed in Youngstown, edited by inc. D 110.113, Etcl. From the issue of the 10th we clip the following items: There is a growing feeling among a portion of the intelligent, industrious, and sweep, ising colored citizens of Northern Ohio, in favor of emigration to' Africa, there to engage in agri culturo r meehanic arts, and the buninesa gener ally of the Republic of Liberia. It is probable that a party will go out this spring, perhaps in the panet which sails from Baltimore on the Ist of May. A Society Lae been organized in Cleveland, of which substantial, reliable men have been chosen officers and manegers. Meet ings of colored citizens in Summit and Medina counties, favorable to emigration, have already been held, and it iB thought the Reserve will be well represented tbitre. The Register notes a quite active movement among' great many young men all through that regions fur Pike's Peak. We say beware Look to it that false epeonlature iu lauds and paper cit ies he not at the bottom of all this excitement. Look before put leap. The Clarion Bonner says that on Tuesday night the let inst,.,the Presbyterian Church, near ItiMerebnrg, woo entered by persons unknown, and robbed of the bible, cannlesticks and other articlui The Baptist congregation of Clad. on, commence a protracted meeting there this week, on the 16th ...... ...The protracted meeting in the M. t. Church, Clarion, cloned on Sabbath evening, the 6th inst. A number of persons were added to the church, through the labors of Rev. N. 0. Luke, pastor ...... ...J. M. Ogden, teaching school in Farmington tp., name county, burst a blood vessel and died almost instantly. The Caroll, (0.,) Free Prem says a company ~f men in that place have bought the Caroll Branch Railroad, and agree to have it in running order by the let of April AT IS meeting of the Teacher? Association of Wheeling, the following resolution was brought up, discussed and deferred for further ennAder ation: Roolved, That female teachers,' possessing equal qualifications and performing the same amount' f labor, should receive equal compen sation With males. The man (!) that would'nt vote for that hoe no right to hare t anything to do with teaching or other intellectual occupation. The women ought to take the matter of wagon iu their own binds. Why, out of 7000 teachers iu ilassachusetts, 6000 are women. The proportion in nearly the same hero. They are better teachers for chit. dren than any man can ho. They oughtto hose pay for their labor. OVE.RIIOAUD.—On Friday night a German we. man from Cincinnati, whone name we did not learn, came near toning her life. Shelled three children with ,her—ono a babe in ber ,armn. They got upon the Birmingham ferry boat, the last one for that evening. It wee dark when tho boat arrived on the other nide and oho did not run along side the wharf boat, but head on to the chore. The woman in question onto° out of the iWilee cabin and with her babe in her arms, accidentally walked overboard into the cold, dark river. The two elder children on 'the boat screamed and wept and the woman herself eried-lually.. Elk wan nand by the ,flicere o r the boat, neither child nor mother having re ceived any other injury than might be supposed to result 'from - entiden fright and thorough waiting CO-PARTSCUSIIIP.—qta will be obserred reference to a card in another column the old and Well known house of Too. M'Clill6-Bot have admitted Mr. - Abram Scheyer, into that liron;:r he name - and style to remain se before=t-maree that the "son" - is ohaiiged into "sons"—Mr. Sehbycr having recently attained that legal relationship. Mr. 8. is a young men of goodbusLuees attain ments, for several yearn a clerk in this establish ment, and therefore well' acquainted with. its catitems. We have no doutit - ibe new. acreage nient will add to the business - of the late Arm, and increase materially the trade and popUlarity of this popular honer. To this end we add oar bent willex. Tun .historical Society of Western Pelinityl - will hold their regular monthly myelin& this evening at the iloard of Trade roomw Judge Al'Condleiw will 4e inslalttrl b Trirlylent. of the Society and-will deliver ao giddis on P.n. l'e_ReC4l . P4 ;Vie' Addirilitelldn; ,/ ANTI-Tax Mamma IN FLINT:IVAND.—At a meeting of citizens of the Fisrt Ward, on Satur day night, Capt. And. Miller was called' to the Chair and Bam'! Patterson, Eeq., °hos= Bea'''. Capt. Andrew Miller, James Mcßee, Frank Bailey and John Dunlap, were elected delegates to the Convention to be holden on the lath inst. The following preamble and resolutions wore adopted Wntrreas, The power of levying taxes con- Fti:ollonally belongs to tha people and their representatives elected for that purpose, it is I herefore That the assumption of the taxing pnwes by the Supreme Court of this Stale has not even the shadow of right that the British Government had for the passage of the Stamp Act, and we are but following the example of nor revolutionary forefathers in resisting to the bitter end the attempt to collect such a tax. RrsolPed, That the Anti-Railroad tat oppo sition has mere to fear from the supineness of friends than from the energy of the bondholders. Ale.ili , a That the history of our country shows that the opposition of the people to un just taxation has always been successful. Rea°ka, That we heartily respond to the' suggestion to retain in the harness as our. conn ect, the eminent, indomitable and accomplished lawyer,Thos. Williams, Esq. Meeting adjourned. In the Second Ward, a small meeting was held at Duquesne po g ino House. Wm. Jones, Jr., was chosen Chairman, and M. V. B. Harding, Secretary. No resolutions wore offered or adopted, hut the following delegates to Conven tion were chosen: John W. Riddle, Aaron Floyd and M. V. B. Harding, T. F. Wilson. Adjourned. Itmelntions were passed al the following pla ces where meetings were het& but our space id too narrow to allow their publication. The fel l lowing delegates were elected : PirrimPßlln Third Ward-Ist Precinct.— Edw. Campbell, Davidßeed, J. 11. Railey. 2nd Precinct—J. 11. Glides, Thos. A. Pender,.o. R. Rippey, Danl. Armstrong. Sixth Irard—Copt, W. Ward, Dr. A. O. Mc- Candles., . 1 . C. Cummins, Roballl'Adame. Seventh Ward—Jacob Tomcr, Andrew Oyer, Thos. Barbin, R. B. Arthura. Au.aoncar. —Second Ward —R. W. White, IL ill Boyle, R 11. Geyer, .1 It Large. h'surth Word—Chas. hlcllenry, And. Rollin eon, Jos. Fisher, Nelson Campbell. Tp.—A. Brackenridge, Bola. Arthisrs, lost Rock Jos. Coltart. , . . Soren Warr hitsemtat. We publish in an. otbur eolomn a special Report from Prof. Swal low, State Geologist of liliseouri,on certain lauds situated in the county of Radon, in that State, An will he seen by the letter of Prof. S., this Report was prepared at the request of Messes. Win Frazer S Co., No. 11l Fourth street, who arc the agents for the State of a large body of lauds in that county. As the object of thislle port is to furnish reliable information to those -who ! may contemplate investing in that portion of the South West, it is hoped that it will receive from all emelt, a careful perusal. A ovrtartstsu.--It is amusing to hear people say they "can't afford to advertise l" Why how can a man afford to get no paying profit on his goods: Let us tell a "we bit atone." On the Lib day of February a gentleman advertised in tbu Gaz,itr, a house for sale in the First Ward. tin the 10th be came and told us we could dis continuc the advertisement, for be had sold. In fire drys be received ttreniy-two offers for his house and sold for his own price al last. Could:tit he afford the trifle it cost him to advertise '— sy Artneirreit.—On Saturday morning the Nifty er's Police arrested, on the strength of n tele graphic despatch, two urn. named respectively David Lents and A. Pfeifer, charged with Meld ing $3,500 in Atwater. Uhio, near Alliance. Nothing indicative of the charge woo found on their persons. They had no baggage. but each had a gun The Slayer held .thein till further orders. The money MO stolen from J. C. MIT, and $11101) is offered for the apprehension of the k 11,•% , Citat-crpot :I,tietsreart esn 1.'111.1 In : 4 6.1'!.. Friday evening. The'rollawing iteniloworic were elected officers: ticarior Vice President— eleteenc: Secretary - Knot: Treasurer —Cyrue The first rugulitr meeting. will he bud at the Church or [Lev Mr, Knot, tP, art , Friday even log, when tho nreani7siion Cl tic ~,, c iety Le i,crfect(..l Mn. S. CIAt 11, the eminent 800teft Reformer win ope,ig I.‘fAye:le 11,11 C7ening al 74 o'cl.e.:k Ile rs one of the m.. 11 eloquent not MU, IlVe TeaLer, s. PV.: gtitenrii trk i happy or A.l4reselog r•n the areal eulje„l ;d 1': mperwnne to rrhielt he ha. ,leveled . " yer ar.v. ~. —Messrs. Pay tweet! t. Co , pre. eta to eon rends-re this o ning, their iwril The hoar , t, to, well-known in this vicinity to rt t, to, 1 poll from 1/ e They keep a largest-tick of stoves, ranges, .and castings of ali desterip -11.4, and enjoy a large webtern and southern nosiness, which they are 4141(11119 14 materially increasing. Connor 'rum —On the motion to strike out the word "iostructeir in the resolution before the COMlllaileouncil on Friday night relative to the employment of counsel in the 'Mandamus easas against the city, Mr Bailey voted no and Mr Myer vOll.l aye. In our statement we had their vu e transposed A PPL; CATIONS for divorce were made in Cour/ on Saturday, in the ease of Angelina Wilson, asking for a divorce from It M. Wilson, of North Fayette township. nod Fattolley Muse from ettri minus Muse. The latter wan asked on the ground of desertion. we toel our old friend, H. I) Palmer. the active and intelligent agent of Picteolomini, in town on Saturday. There in no doubt attract n tremendruM Maine. BIOAVY.—A man named Benjamin Williams was arrested on Saturday, charged with bigamy, on oath of hie wife. He was taken before Jus tice Williams, of West Pittnburgb, and commit ted by that functionary to answer. PICCOLOVINL—This famous Italian, who has been turning the heads of both old and young sAmericafor dm last three months, will give one grand concert this city, at City Hall, on Monday, Web. 2lst, on her way to St. Louis and Now Orleans. She will be assisted by the principal artists of the Academy of Music, New York, among whom will bo found Sig. Lorin'. the celebrated toner, Mlle tihioni, Sig. Mag giorotti, Mr. Wollenhaupt and Sig. Alexia The more announcement of bor coming I, sufficient to amuse the enthusiasm of oar city. Mlle Piccolons iurs career in this country hat been a complete ova tion; her beauty of person, the °harming nuircts of manner, the intense fascination of her acting and the sweetness of her voice, all combine to captivate her hearers. The question of the birth and fairtily connections of the young cantatrico, which has ex cited nevrepapers in much, will, we are persuaded, have little effect open our people. Tho hall will be crowded, and every ono will delight afterwards to talk of voice, of her pretty figure, of the pleased expression of her countenance, and of all the qualities, both natural and artistic, that have contributed to her success as a prima donne. lint not many of her auditors will core whether she really be a princess, or whether she is actually descended from one of the most ancient families in Tuscany, two of whom member, (Pius 11 and Pius HI) have occupied the Papal chair, and whosename has been immortalized by in one of his greatest tragedies. We shall content ourselves with the an ticipation of a delightful concert, and we advise our readers not to miss the only opportunity of hearing and seeing one of the wonders of the 19th century, Slanle IICM/I.ollltni. Orr.—ln order to make room for con templated improvements in the spring. Geo. W. , ilubloy, of Federal., Allegheny, now selling off at a fraction a cost, hie largo and compre hensive stock of oiklog Stores, of the principal makes, together with all other articles usually found in a first class stove warehouse. 110 offers great bargains, as he is determined to reduce his stock by tho middle of March, at which time he intends en larging and otherwise improving his storeroom. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, Ton •Tinkle Sewing Machine," of which Mt. .T. L. Careertom, of Allegheny city, is the agent for Weldon, Pennsylvania, is distinguished far its noise learness in working, the twantiful simplicity of the arrangtment by which the thread is tightened, and the general cleanliness with which the machine may bo handled, os it may ho oiled witioiet coiling the fingers at all. Telem7apttla Markets Tone;, PPb. 12.—C,tiou berry: entire 11001 Fl oor nuoy o:i i; W ee t7./00 Obis. Whew: 334 bur with Whito Kentucky $ Aft. Corn doll; ed. 03001.00 yoltow of 77083. Took firm at 13.12dirti 18 . 03 !4 ton M o. dildniiin3 413.76 ion wino* Lard lhditel.i. Wklnky dull; buyers tin, 27, and 0111ono ;tit 2754. Sony 1111i0i Curdy at 411. Raton':. titbit at stmt: fm Sidon Dtdrattil doge quiet aysmi:q. tenth, Newly: rider of noir lordlier at itt‘r,s*e. 1113.roltsuwatent 23de31. Tallow. Atm Kraut Iderkrt.—Plonks bitter: ChioNot a 112ok 00% Larridow N Y elentest Int !trading 4)0 klibrunkla*NLlthelpyl 04; armor Co. 30 1 /; 011 nuri niter nee; U. 3 0/000 1514,102 N; Galen.* &Lulu Grid,: m 00, 0, . 0 4.114;i; nee 13g it Clorthuld To 'do 31; tistionnill. IL. i. 114) Luton?, Stud Omuta 21%. .; Cutorrsan, Vnb..l . 2.—Viour is iu attire demand; Wee of 30041.31dt at $54030.60 fro...pork no and $3.2.5(440 for ex- I ton, being an *humor of li3o tot bid. Whisky unchanged; rake 12:0 Obis atti , Protielotto doll aaJ price. aetulnel groat ettesh Ii In eery d introit to giro quotationk.— NON Fork wrtrottrrnd at slll.scituts,ll.. ton nothing utan ~,,,,,f floottoo door; atnou 100 linik thiee went told at 85 i . anonicierivonid bore berm void to o tnotloNite ottontate% Nothing 11,0.0..1 In Montt obouldere ern notulatl at 751; tider cutdilbarn boon bought at 11469,i, but we 4 11eard of I no wiles teeansbl not olorrevo noy dirporblon on I the put of War. 10 make E011C , 6111.4, ( s urd dullard not ea/eabl6 at 11N. Whentlecld 3e higher; prima wheat kt rob lu n y At SI.M ?Jarmo Om lint not ',mot; mho of RCO :Micas It; Sager uuctuinged; wiles of 190 Wile at 7 . ‘,1601 for rue atulpricao. fkifforentletiontoe and firm with a good de. mend Ina regulai way. Money and etching. unalteral. -:rualaretreua, Yab..l2-111anr. uncluutied; • tete area .paftne for ihfpnerat wed mutest $5,75, nod to the grade Irma this ap to $7,60 6. tetwylota Olin flour and cora. meal Le .joist a 551444,31 for the former, and $3,02% for Me litter.. There boo boon monad!. Inquiry after Wheat at the decline; stllo .1006. hat. at $ 136 4 1 0 3 far , and $1.45 eau. -comisuela 66e..• " f 6 for Lae --r- r 'steady; 11000 Lae pi ao6l at 814 •c; FY by. I ter ram NW sieiltna at 01:a tot , thanealWanii and 61 for Debortwo. 16 ' 014 4 nal VlNisSi Auxutax.l.b..l2.4.floor do but - truebatiol.: VieUt '1344. at $1,400110 tat White. Coin Mgr tint 'pawl rah: 114101! wiling 1161111L,710ileileitita. (FW .1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 12. Moose.—The Rouse resumed consideration of the bill for the admission of Oregon. Mr. Grow, of Penna. offered a substitute for the bill, defining the bounduies of Oregon and Kansas, and authorising the citizens of the United States, who can legal vottml' resident in each territory, to take the necessary steps to establish a State govern ment, the reapective constitutions being subject to the approval and ratification of the people. Mr. Sandidge, of La., raised a question of order, which the speaker sustained, ruling out the substitute. Mr. Grow appealed from the decision of the Chair. Mr. Stepchns moved to lay the appeal on the table. The House .1...0b1ed in the affirmative by 136 against 92. Mr. Grow then offered an amendment to repeal o prohibitory clanso in the Kansas Compromise b 11, which the Speaker moved out of order. Mr. Davis, of Ind., moved that the bill be race .. - milted to the Coinmittee on Territories . with ins e- Cons to add another section repealing the prohibit. clause In the Kansas bill, and providing that Oregon shall not be admitted until it is ascertained by a cen sus that she has populatbo enough for ono roproson truism in Congress. The Speaker declared the motion out of order. Mr. Davis appealed from the decision. On motion of Mr. English, the Lill was tabled by 113 against 96. Mr. Hill offered an amendment to the Ist section of the bill defining the boundaries of Oregon and re ittfiring its ascertainment by census of sufficient pop ulation fur one representative in Congress, prelinii nary to admission. Rejected by a vote of 32 against 173. Mr. Maynard's amendment requiring population as share and citizenship, was rejected. Mr. Waxhhurne, of 111., moved to table the whole gubjecL Disagreed to by 9.1 against 121. Mr. Marshall, of Ky., amendment for the mind, sine of Oregon nn r eeeue ascertainment to La taken by order ol the liovenor, of 1 , 111E64:1nt population and a fundamental condition of suffrage, tho clause of the constitution not to be coo/acted to authorize persons of foreign birth and not nntaralisoti to vote for members of the lions° of Representatives of the United Stales. The people of Oregon assenting to this, the State be admitted by proclamation of the President. The amendment vae rejected Lp n vote of 18 against 199. Mr. Bingham offered o substitute for the hill de claring that the constitution of Oregon does not eon form to the laws of the l'aital Stator, and submit Ling tbo question of admission to the people, and if they deride in favor of immediate admission, to bare one representative until the next congressional portionment of the maid State. . . It was rejected by a rote of 84 against 132. • Tho question was taken . on the preatinblo to the bill. Whereas, the people of Oregno, haring form ed, ratified and adopted a constitution, and state government, which is rephblican in form and in con formity with the constitution of the itnited Kates . , and have applied for admission into this Union on an equal footing with the original States, therefore resolved, etc. Agreed to by 113 against Tho Oreg..n hill was passed precisely on it came from the Simian by 114 against 103. Tho pilhtwing ate (ho yeas and nays : Vass —Messrs. Adrain, A hl, Arnold, Atkins, Avery, Barksdale, Barr. Billlnghurst, Bocoek, Bowie, Brandt, Burnett, Burns ' Caruthers, Case, Caskio, Cavanaugh, Chapman, Clark of Mo., Clay. John Cochrane, Ceeketill; Colfax, Coming, Corning, Cox, Cragin, Craig of Mo., Craig of N. C., Curtis, David son, Pools of !ethane, Paris of Miss.. Dewart, Pim mick, Eiltunndson, Elliott, English, Florence, Foley, Poster, Oartrell, Hillis, dreenwood, urogqq , Groes beck, Hall of Ohio, Hatch, Hawkins, Haigh., lop kin., Horton, Hughes, Iloyler, Jackson, Jenkins, Jewett, Jones of Tenn., Owen Jones, Kilgore, Kan kel of Pa.; Lamar, Landy. Lawrenee, Leidy, Leiter, (.etcher, Maclay, McKibben, Mcßae. Marshall of Illinois, Allmon, Miller, Montgomery. Morris of 111, Niblack, Nichols, Pendleton, Pettit. Peyton, Pkwilps of Mo.. Phelps of Minnesota, Phillips, Powell, Rea. gen; Reilly, Ruffin, Itossell, Sand tag, Ss, a g e , Searing, Seward, Shags of 111. , Smith of Teen.. Ste phens. Sterens.,n, Stewart of Md., Talbot, barge Taylor, Taylor of La., Thayer, Vallandinhara, Ward, Watkin, White, Whitely, Winslow, Wood, Wortendike, Wright of tia., Wright of Tonn.-114. Nays--Messrs Abbott, Anderson, Bingham, Blair, Bonham, Boyce, Brayton. Bryan. Bullinp,Xon, Bur lingame, Burroughs Chaffee, Clark, of Ct., Clark, of N. V., Clawson, Cobh, Clark IL Cochrane, Comte, Crawford, Curry, Davis, of Md , Davie, of lowa, Dawes, Dean, Dick, Dodd, Dowdell, Durfee, /Min, Farnsworth, Fenton, (/hidings, liil6lllll, Iloneb, (teal win ; ((ranger, 01050, Hall, of Mass„ Har lan, Harris, 11.1.,Lin, lliil , 1.11,4r1. Iluueton , llovraa ham, Relit, Kell. . gg. Kelsey, Knapp, Lo a d, L o r o . joy. McQueen, Marshall. of Ky.. Mattson, Mites, IMillaon, Moore, Morgan, Morrill, Morrie, of 'p a , Morse, of Mo.. Morse, of N. Y.. Mott, Murray. Olin, Palmer. Parker. Pike, Potter, Pottle, Purvianee, Iti rated, Ritchie, Robbins, Roberts, Royce, Scale., Shaw, of 'N. C., Shun on,of N. V , Shorter, Smith, of Va Sitil•ilOr, Stall...tit, Stanton. Stewart, of 1'..., 'replan. Th.intpoin. TOOlkin•, Trim.. I odor woo.i. Vance, Wade, Walbridge, Waldron, Walton. Wa,hborne, of Wls , Washlarne of 111., Washburn°, of Me., W Woodson, R"lheolfer-- 15:1. of the result, was greeted with applause., and much ronfosion, flint which, Mr. Stephens move.] that the Represen tot iv. , from Oregon he wirnittad to a .cat. Mr. of M. Mr. Phillips of , ineffectually MO ' Chi that the noose I r.. into t - onsmittee for the purpt of of. fording gentlemen -time to indulge in genet debate. The House adjourned. Johnston, of Tenn . ., Iwo edit for ward his resolution that the President tm i structed to request the heeds of departments to prep re their estimates for I Sfdl, nn the basis of not excise ing fifty millions, inclusive of the intore.t of the natitmel debt, and that part of the Proeidentbt mestelge with re. gard to the subject he rrfotred to the Comfit& on Finance. fiwin. of Ciao moved to rotor the matter to a select committee romposed of the rhairtnen of the various committee.. Mr. Minter, of ye., chairman of the Coinmillets of noun., objected es it w. impossible for him to servo, his whole limo being orewpio.l in the France Committee. Ur. Davis, of chairman of the Military Committee, Inordinate:l that ostensive redoetions in the expenditures are already proposed by hie committee. Mr. Trumbull considered the army and nary use less, and he was in favor of reducing them 40 per cent. Mr. Wilson inappiWied Mr. Johnson's resolution. lie hoped it would receive the support of the Senate without, amendment. The executive department hid taken the lead in extravagant expenditures. Ile did not, agree with Mr. Trumbull that we need no army or navy, but it is certitin that great extravagance ex ists in their management, and especialltein the dock yards. Mr. Davie defended tritium/ and navy. He main: tainted that they were necessary at or near their pro eent etnnegth. The gentleman has no right to charge extravaganee unless be is prepared to lay his hand on specific ads. Mni Chandler was preparing to lay his howl not only on extravagance hot crime. - - Mr. Reid said that from the navy list he could show that there was an immense number of naval officers on shore and bat few afloat. Ile also de claimed Retained the army as a gulf which swallows up the revenue. Mr. Johnson, of Tenn., urged that the vJto be token and that the resolution be passed. Mr. Iversen, as a point of order, called for the special order, namely, the private calendar. Twenty men were ready to spring for the floor to discuss the resolution ; was it likely a resolution like this, involving the whole expenditure and policy of the administration, would bo passed without discussion? It 1,1111 evident that it would be discussal all day. Before the vote was taken Mr. Trumbull replied to Mr. Davis. Ile thought that Congress is the proper judge of what is requisite for tho country; $9,000,000 was sufficient fur tho army for the defence of this cotintry in 1850 and $7,000,000 for the navy is enongh now. Mr. Douglas said the desirability of economy Is undeniable, bat tie only practical question is how to accomplish anything in the brief remains of this session. It appeared to him that the best Nay is to trust the chairman of the Finance Committee, Mr. Hunter, to make any retrenchment that tho public service will permit. The chairman had been ton or fifteen years at the bead of that . committee, and knows emery item and under what lew it t appro priated, and his vigilante is such that no item can weeps bin attention. Let him ipty . wbere the rodeo- . lion can be made and by the next sessioet have reports on which to sot. It seennaTto him, Mr. Douglas, that retrenchment cnn be made in more then one department in-the army, nay'' , and post office, especially the last named. Att . objection to Mr. Gwin's proposal for a comtnittoo is, that It would be competed of men of bat one political side; It would seem like whitewashing the committee. • Mr. Iverson' here insisted on the special order. which wee: carried, so the private calendar - was taken up. • • Several hours were spent in the consideration of the pdvato calendar. and less than a loud private bills were passed, very many, mostly pension, wore objected-to. Tho Senate then feljourned. NEW ORLEANS, Foh. 12.—The et/lamer Tennessee has arrived with dates from Vern grin to the 11th inst. Zuloaga has abdicated in favor. of Affirarnon, and on February 2d, was instultal Prosideob MItARIUI2 113. Treated the political prisoners liberated by Robins, and distnined all the officers engaged ho deposing %Along° and suppressed Robles papers.. .A forced loan of a million dollars' is id : dared. MirniuWii - ip about marching on Vera Crus. ZUIOD, PrePitlebt. od interim. bliramon'alrother was defeated at Zacatecui— Delgado ia threnteniog tho capitol with Saxon re organized txoope. The capture of Mazotlan by the liberals Ja 4:3. armed. The French ant Dagßah coMmandoes stiCessided in enicrchig their. demands ad Vera Altus. The high duties are to bo restored forthiyith, and two-thirds of the revenue centred to Eaglarld aniltFrancts The American consul psumntly protested against such intolerance, and larder trim much embarrassed thareby. Now Your, Feb. 12.—The New York, herald bas advicos from Porten Prince, giviag ammonia from Hayti of tie complete overthrow of the - Emperor 'Puede, and the proclamation of Gen. Geffrard as President of the Republic. Pestle' formally abdi cated his imperial dignities, ofi the 15th elki at Port an Prince, and embarked on board a British steamer, and in due time arrived at Kingston, Jamaica. The troops of President Gerrard entered the which surrendered without a gisu being fired, and the Republic was proclaimed. 13eidouque immedkitidy made out his paper of abdicaticos, and the guard so carted him on board the Melbourne ' .but• the mob wee so excited that he had to take refuge kith° Frenehiumeulate. I Br. Loom, Feb. 12.*•Thii New Mexican m 1 of the 2/1 ult.; embed Independence tomlitts: Tile' mall from , firOokbras was oMirOloo iilleota; Fir-and Ow tonwortr *miry, sifthoiall itor•y* ima theilsomead Mt the tionGliabigeOtalt..Wi itdii s. Thorritir kit !id the J.-a ii i ay •. WHEE.LEMII 7:: 1-17§1r1Y , MST PREMIUM FAMILY SEWIN ft MACH.INES, .A.GUNT 13 FIRST PREMIUM awarded' September 1857, "AS BEST FO And tho Penna. State Agrieultu Maolane the highest premium,-"A THESE ?dACIIINES which Machines on account of Or 1. Beauty and exoollenco of 2. 'Economy of thread. 3. Simplicity and thoroughn , 4. Portability, ease of o 5. Speed. G. Quietness of movement 7. Strength, firmness, and 8. Applicability to a variot 9. Compactness and olegani Are now offered with all of the prices by 'A MOST LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO 18pocial phipatch to the Pittelmrgh Oen llAntuanone. Fob. 12.—Senate was not in llotfac.—Tho first loudness in order was as F yesterday takon by Messia.M'Clure and Taylo tho decision of tho chair, that a resolution re , to lionso bill No. IGO, (Green and Coates stroot C 0.,) was out of order brraus• it I did nof of. ec•he fart, Mr. Smcad moved io lay the ap • • 'the table, which was decided in the affirms/iv?, 52, nays 25. I el Mr. Smith, (Barks, ) an oppon tof the bill, ed a revolution extending the hoe of .adjourn for the purpose of cionsidering he motion to i le. ton of 41,.., ng be motion charge th'e R r ailroad Ctmmitbsef m theforther. sideration of Senate bill entitled, "A soppleme, a bill incorporating the Germs town Pius Railroad Company." , Mr. liamersley sail that the bill, since it come from the Senate, bad been asked op in desk of the chairman of the corn Moe, and th friends had had no opportunity tet see it. Mr. born said that this was false. Mr Ifamersley tad that the allegation of the gen man was eq false. A lung and exciting disenssio conned bet Messrs. Walborn, Hammel-ay, eill, and oth which was termioated, by the call for the previ questten. 11,0 resoloHort pasted: finally, yeas nays 27. , —ln reference to the alteration *lllO had beer the Riefler, contract wt h tteerge Rem k ove Co., I Ramsdell denied all • owledge, and threw back imputation that he ha left the ',Lhasa in:media, after the occurrence, i order to shirk the reefer Wily. He did not kn whether the words had 6, ',co or th r, Ulnas:toil. Mr. Bertolet thunghl that, in that ease he we very efficient chairman of a committee. Learn of absence was granted to Means. Nos' (now ip Pittsburgh,) !laird, Wilcox and others. Atnohg the reports ocommittees wasone from Cotntnittee on Rdneati n, authorizing the School to rectors pf Allegheoy m unty comet eitel for seh f houses.' Reported as remmitted. Mr. Chase, chairman , of the Codimittgp on W rod Moan., reported the appmpriation FRI. Mr. lamorsly desired Mr. Welborn teretract offensiv ere eeee ion which ho had used. Mr. W born re urned an equivocal answer. Mr. llama said: or hen, Sir, if he applies that language to I fling 't back in his teeth as ten times more than lb. source from w irk it proceeds, and I h myself responsible for 'what I ray." Cunside , encitem nt prevailed. ! Tbo molution discharging the Railroad Corn• t...., iron tho further consideration of Passenger R road Id Is in Philadelphia putted, whereupon smith) urk.r)cullal up ihe Germantown suppletn Mr. Goy p moved to ptistpone the coneideration dcf., its y.. The previous question was called, Fllot. in .1, nod the motion of Mr. Goopp prevailed ~, M ,sf. s Ilainersly, Thorn, Fisher, :Lod other I. ing I io ols of the GerMantown bill, refused to v The I. use then adjonimid till Monday afternoon Ore. o'clock. ' ' IV to ItNalos, Pot. l;.—Tbe Committee of IV and 31 no of the llour had a protracted and • ; imated . eating this 113 ruing. 1 Mr. lavic. of 'MI, had, at a pre i Votto matting. (trot a re.aintoot that the tarit Title of Moo Pholps,lot Mil, Morrill, of Vt.., ar.. l'itillms, of l' ~..., should be reported in that order i connection or the hill) awned ~ n , authorizing Co extension of treasury note law, which motion le voted down This Morning Mr. Phillips mad. a similarmoti.i reversi the conditions of Mr. Mann l and bits o hill, wit eh was not agreed to, tho Republican me ; bora ro lling against it. The struggle seems to he o n to tlio position of t two bills of Messrs. Phillips and Morrell, a' which they cannot agree. A motion was made that Mr. Phelps might rep his treasury note bill without any tariff proposit or bill, which wan voted out of order. Mr. ltillips expressed his anxiety that en. thing should be done, and LW the members of , committee could not ho expected to assent to thi,l to which they were really opposed, he suggested .1 Mr. M rrell might take charge of the whole matt ond, repFtrt to the HOOK, that the eommittee co. not a Mr. Paris, of Md., said that Mr. Phelps, chafrmao , of the committee, ought to do this, and moved to substitute his name for that of Mr. Me Before the vote was taken on this the commit adjournhd till Monday morning, the three Opposl mead.' and Mr. Phillips voting against tha joornm DL hien min, Va., Feb. 12.—Tho Convention to-. nomina Wittman P. Wiley, of Monongalla coup for Lieutenant (inventor, and Walter Preston, Washington county, for Attorney-General. John Bt. Bette mode along speech. In which he fo shadowed the ground he will take in his address the New York Academy, on the 2211 inst.;namel coalition of all the opposing patties in the No and South for the Prtuddency--a compact to del, the Deniocmcy : Ile woe loudly chimed. The C vention is dill in session. Coantairon, Feb. 11.—The brig Blies Wilson arrived here with Kingston dates to the 26th ult. The' •Emperor Boulogne, having escaped f Hayti, in an English vessel, had arrived at Kings where he claims the British mgectiOn. Sr. Louis, Feb. 12.—Leavenworth woo.. state that the bill abolishing and prohibi elarery in the territory fined the legislatu Gov. hledary will doubtless veto it. 12.—the river is rising. with 7 feet 9 linehes water in the canal and 5 feet 9 inches on the pass over the falls. Weather oloudy—mercury 34°. CUM -- .trameto Monongahela River 11,13. lean Pack STIAMYJITICLiARAPII, I Ernaktalt JEITZ Aga Oirr../. O. WOODIMD. ,arr. filsozon Mum CCEAMIIB LOZEENE, Out. 7. Flamm. TIIE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS A. tow rtintitnp regolarly. Morithik Boars learn burgh at 8 o'c ock A.M., acrlkuning, Boat. educk P. for MlCt.wpart, ZUSitlitithiown Monti g bela Lity,CooketnWil. Zdill.boroub, Eh.% Lang, 0 c borough and Oeuers, connectingatßrourcutrillswich fur Uniontown, and Fayette aprtnge; connect. at 0.1 dj Landing will heel for Jeffor..., a Warn...burg, and at Oroen.borvugh t r MoripmtoWn, Plutaungurs Manta] through Dom Vittaburgh So u town fur tr, media andfftedowoccos on boars included. 0. W. EiWINDLEE, !Lauri, an 6--,j Bruw n il Ir. IV hart-boat, 8Q at Grant PITTSBURGH AND MEMPHIS si za sr z. tsr Et_ yard 1359. AEI 1559. H IDA: HMO, , ANGLOSAXOyts HAMM. TIRE . ABOVE LINE. 'RAVING .11:1' keen ongenixed., will ma weekly, hawing • leo, • veziolit end elokenl steamer to lam each potrt eyery w .A 94 :WFM I V.I=i7I I. 7 91 :1, : mr .1 1r 1 64 !Mmoral . ' mom, NO. 68 rirny STBEEZ PITTSBURGH. PIONN,A. by the Allegheny County Agricultural Society, held FAMILY USE." . . LI Society have awarded toi 'Wheeler Waimea Bowing BEST FOR ALL FAMILY PURPOSES." Po gained each an enviable reputation over all other tab, alike on both sides of the fabric sewed of construction 1 and menagoment. I -on r. • bility of seam that will not rip or ravel. .1 purposes and materials. ' • of model and finish. test improvements and advantages at manntaotperi ALEX. R. REED, Agent, 68 FIFTLI STREET. korzE,v. asataawsmv Commercial. • - 0010dIITSB OP AZOIMILIITION SOB JANUARY— S. Oesau, V. C., O. P. tlaiwru, W. U. Wiiz G. B. Joss., G. W. Wee. . - ' piTrseuuon Itti2ll6.lGTll. [Repotted Bpaiarly for GU Pittsburgh Gardk. • Pertimman. Marna; Paa.l4, 11161 ; m/aw of4o bbl. from wagon at $5,00. for sonar, 650 Dbl.. rota at 0,2505,37 for cow, $5,8805,76 for extra and $59066.00J0r Wally do. flltAlN—anti at dapotar MO boo Moiled Oani 4104 and' 475 do ear at 85. Rya; ZOO bas at9o. itROCIRIE9-41rto ; Slaw of 76 !Ada Bogor at 7W48 mai 85 bbla Hammon .40041. Coffee, 40 bp at 12%8811. , - POTATOIS—saIm of 70 bbl. Neadmarmeks at 12,50; and . 350 bon mixed at Room, olL—adea of 40 Gt. No. 1 Lard 00 at 90e05, and pay far p.kagaa. II 6Y--aolna at male. oflo loads at $9013 ion. " BUTTER—aIes of 8 boo at 20. Cp£.lBBE—aalm of 23 b. at 12 had the its ' al tot- Tie 'rest Trade • [Pro Aim.) Ltvwaroot., 241850. Sire—The put year notwithstanding the meat and gen end depreadon In amity every branch of btodnera, cane Up the severe 'Male exporkeced at the ohm of 1857, he been . characterized by rmarkable ateadinem la the Itott Trade. Whilst ahnoet. every other articlefpf common', ormaunfac tune teas flactosted in amino from al to SO or cusp 40 V Cent,. ,` the general mime of loon have not varied during the year: , more than bor 10 . p cent, or Ins to 15, II ton, Lyon Witt . by the following qnotatione: len. 1919. Idly 1010: Jcie: 109. Meech.' Bar Tron..£o 17s. W. £0 10e Od. £olse. Ott.. Stair° test It'd Bar.. 8 br. Od. 7 15a, W. B 00. hoop iron 9 la. Od. 8 15s. Od. 9 0.. Od. Sheet hoe._ 9 ife. Od. OMt 021„ 9 After to bogs period of depression, it was generally-anti elpated that the new year would open with brighter proe peas for the Trade, in an Improved demand and higher peons; and there is no doubt that for the last month or Mx weeks the order. have been more plentiful, and the wort. here been mem folly employed. It being ale, the fact that no reduction In wept took piece when the price of iron was reduced 10e It ton in July bet, It was generally expected that an advance would be declared et the recent CearterlY Meeting In Staffordshire: and tills would probably have been tbe cue, but for the threatening amect of felee on the Continent, which has already had adepressings 'lnfluence open hnelnem. Mena of the cheaper stamp. of Leon have, however, already experienced the antlacipated ' improvement, to an extent mfficieet to induce •• partial ad rept, In pricer, and we are thus compelled to make mule change. In our prurient t o esquotaio", and although the we of a war on Mutt met be entirely divelpated, we have little doubt that fhb pricer xi Iron will be generally advanced ere long, It-mtlat not be begotten, however. that the make of Iron woe re- Sneed considerably during the last monetary mica, and, be still, In Bta flordatore at least, below the /mantle, previcandy produced, so that it need not be epprebeeded that any ma. toad advance in prim will take plate, without, at all ergots, • canting an Mame In the make to operate in the other di metier". It la also porhapa worthy of remark that &WWI. - ranee In peke bee already takenplace In Ooppar artilXia;; which aro generally effected by the same induoncee at the other metal., and generally may thanker to some extent be • looked upon es indicative of au approaching advance • • ptim of Iron. The qtrantrty of iron exparterfActrittglhe past, yaw e. considerably RIO than the prcriW4WW, which Was do. bt il,l3ownlet to the ffect of Way ale of 11t57, ng - the mornmptlen of iron In Ihrilways, Shipbrabling, der the teleran, of cheep money, and the general reviral of 1114)1114,11, thi• muse of drpressiou to our Trade is 111 pro bly mon be removed. The Welsh free Works commence the new year with too. derotely well Oiled order hooka, both for Bars cud Rail, end at the m•mr•or there Is no dimmirien to yield et ail lo prICW nerd, may te °moldered about Be. tenet the ablpplug „ pots to Wales. With no may moner.Market, and ttto leer' fof wee on the Continent removed for the prevent, me have no doubt Ilse Meloea schemes ofForelgn Corapeakw; haute t. loge large eommurptlon of Iron, will We 'gam, pushedtar er ward,prime. and we look faro .toady market, if not be Om high- Teo wad Qmattorly Meeting of tho Staffordshire free Mestere took place on the 13th Inst., at Birmingham, when It was determined by the maim Ity to make no change et present In the nominal pekes of Iron, though some patties W vocated an immediate advance. It Inut university repot hd that the Trade sae In a healthy•oondltion, and the proa poeta for thecoming Miami good the May 101311,11 tY altiletY" iedott the Ihnettetted ehtterbeitc et et peace on the Continent. Then° Pirate Trade has been very depressed tbtoughank the pasnyear, tha:ompahlUtles of production bowleg been far , .. fu execs of the demand. With the Improved prompt{ of' the Iron market, and an mime, of 112ifttos durin g hat three months to the prigof Refined Tin, we may : wally look for a higher range of p rhea anrieg the Imogene; In mocitation, wahine only to rellorate our sincera thank.: kw ail pierg•Emore, and to refit you to the onneasil quan titate of our protect prima; end again mtkitheg the cootitt. nation of your commands. . • We reomin very reepectfulty yours, Javan k Co. to Money ofeelts the blemont ride. of yeeterday are tar fatted Some choice wow day Ma to 'at 0 36 06 C 61 Bank, hat the teron on other papas within Bank the. are peony uniform at 7 B mot.. Outside of Bank, prime' tn. domed 6 mouths' hills can be placed at the same rate. LlTe mend loans ire forlornly quoted . 314110 t cent.„ but we de oot MA that the old odotilledied Broken, pry orni 0 116 cent.", tatholigh the Woo l y comes chiefly room pleat° knodent,- - most of the - Books loshting upon 6 tit cent. 'The question la one of price rather than supply, at present, Um totter be 7 log mate ogles! to the &moods of the bottom - ROW &Tag to Stocks.—N. Y. TM,. Currouno, Rob. 12.-3klor—Bahmi 100 bbl. extrte at de.. pot, at WO. Severs! analler ids haue been sold. - Whent—Sole onion a car miud on track at 51,21 ; 1 car good track i 1424 ; 000 ordiamy $1,93; 3100 hoe red from Monsboa red from store at . . private tenor Oats—Sale 100 Isem prime new front morn ot 64c. Rye—Sale 1 air ot bOo. Sods—Bole ..11 bum and 20 buS Timothy Seed of d 2; 80 bu at c.,123.4; and 10 hos Ithea,.Sei.4 at 31,63%. Butter—Choioe W it ua mile et 17010. Choose—The market is dared out. Ptime W It would bring 0010 e, and prime Western New Work 11011;4 . • - !Saw °ALUMS, Fe.. 9,-1 fair demand Ibr Bytom, and prime have farther advmced t0..10%.10X0 for 1114146;'.1 Shoulders outhunted and Moody idle. , • • Laid is higher, With • good demand ; caked 600 btds . 1 4@mo. ll ' or r eseet w d ' oll en wi d h i . ower fidt ; ealoTalllgete .320034—. cladng at the formor reels; renelpte o lorge. ' • Imports by Italnroad. • ' ••••;• ;- P. C. AC. B. R.-31 eon cattle, 5. do bop, ovavg it do con; Lamb & llotalroloro 12 414444 Lima & 83 do flour, Brown & Kirkpatrick; 27 bp rye, IL /I Clollloa a; 6 ,14 car. awn, Illtelatock, It'Croory & co: 11l bola cotton, 63, hhda bacon, 181 War Boor, 215 do lard, 40 bolls anathao.lo4 & eke gloom 120 baba owl, 66 tor beer, =I boa soap, 145 do candles, 160 aka what, 13 rola loather, 33 I. barni,lso bbl . butter, 12 doom Clarke & co. C. A Y. R. 11-11 aka wrioat,Bluabam; 8 clu pearfa, Bak am; 6 by timothy wed. Lltolo & iamb* 500 pip laad,W 2 kr p C Yowler; 118 boo potatoar, &ram adar;p. 21 WU bo .a odle, I,lp. buott & cot 2 bbt 1 do lird.twall, Lao 6 rre 4 aka* lard, Pbuttor, PoUari A a; .119 bp rya Warm& Ara Jar, MO Ws polraoos. Martin; 12 bu Owe, 25 Wk. tlakl.. 11 Cadleld & ca, 110 aka rye, Illtelleorl4 WlNere3 k ar. 16 bib Imp* itoll, WlThlntay A 04.151 oil oat., aware; le boa cbarea, .1 Boor. 157 .4. barley, ItlebaolairoBObblalkau, ~.' Local A HotrWoson; 25 Was, 3lt 11'004,1180 M posl4 6 it Roblin( Aa; 4 bbl buttor,.B L iplard, 4.12 bra corn,lll4- a veer & Dilworth; 27 Ws barleo,B llarbaugh&occ l 32 by ;la • 6 Tomah 11131orkao, Ceram A or. 3l Pkka botari 7do "lye a door, 30 eka clovenead, 10 bbla calms. Riddle, Wlrtak oo; o. 41 cure Iron on, 25 do eat% ow taro . 170 bola AM. 62 cabs in taeon,3B bill 60,5 We two, • - ,12 do botte‘2 l 72 'pm Pork, Ia 112 , phi lard, 18 'aura tobacco, 48 rolls ar.106, by, 1 alum, Carko & co, P. ft W. A C. 8.11-1 oar corn, ronoodp A bar; 60 14 boatels, Inlarkan & co; I' do, LambertAk Shlptool.2 Lb! lard, Atwell, Leo & ar. 7 clue, pear(., Coairoaa, Hallam 4 oo; 185 aka oat, 11.11anbr, 14 trio b Edmunds:WU bbl. pearls, Logan & Gm; :12 do pork. 11 A ear,A do Roar. krßobe A Jlalert 61 dos bock. W /111 6416 atao ii CAM Wary Demur, 49 aka eli % sperseed, Drown & Utast. pick, bbla oral calal6 de 66667,038 do kart, 442 do Civet 225 do lard, 382 do 011, 8 do batter. 472 aka pork, 06 bli oat • too; 222 beta, 224 : 22 1 WV, .. 9 00 bats 1 40 1 02 ; 4 2 0 PP: alto+ A wed, 643 hidloa,24 kp iard, auk* A co. . - - A T mbIL kkorta by: . . WHEP,Ina, pac Itlomers-100 bble ibbkri 7 bp NW' 11104 mo E btokotmomr, 6 hbdm, 2 bp nip, 28 kgm toboote, Rd gonon 2.2l•warn 37 bbd! M'amdfpg Jk 45(4 71 aks.rte' Doninton; tak bona, 2 kgm lardownen 2hf Pakk eolock 60 bp conk, If' Marten 86 do baton in 7 bblm, Rbodom A Abner: 8000 hoop, Abromn 14 *heel arm, 0040 o; 0 awry., 06 Dbl. floor, moon. ItIVIIIR ' , • j [Our little friend Pima., supplies the . Wirth,* winking of Cincinnati and Philadelphia mem at the earliest mo ment] The Illnerea on her trip from Whiellatron Pride, night, met the meatier Winona going down. The steam tag mot down from here no we stated on Thstndey.morning, did not ineteed In getting pwasiabm of ha. The Weems mo helped out of teetlght plece,wtdek sloshed drifted leto.'end 1 1 1 0. 1r1 of' ort own i nt he le: Melt ,. by the aid of the to erin met twpreo,lersodito, about Ottwgetonn w nßw ith lust TM lame enough about make her wheels lam. it Is awl...id alet wee waning laeen, with wooden Al lailantotod throttle warm, the vs. making Mew tim e, the WM*. met the IGrely Eagle going Wier bar, bat when the haterlearned bow lbw the Waimea had got slaw, aho tyre Op the thaw and came back. . . . The Usidage left on flatunhvi for et. Ira., and the pO. land (or .0111.9 pat, we don't remember what. pO, ...I n a, raropt the Shaer's. The rational.. received dlepstelowra Bahian to She enact the* the Delegate would Ware a total loss, and any loaner attempts to .else her have been abandoned. They had proceeded to wreck Lennon so thiamine 'hal/abate. We lam that the Cherokee, whishisas sank. ,J the hr- Kee°. the Stir, at 11l told as board seg. and salaam, for (big do, rap that it was innenot hentabat In what alto we mold not learn. IteellyEtew weashoraah se we were informed,' - The Gael Ikon Landoll* and the Pdtaaase treartllitin ' - non, arrived on Bloody. Weather cold ants. little *Ow ./The Tor Boat Asap; nn - bean NM to. • coal ocastmay Wading totwarn.Pradandi and Odin. bow the:Thaienratas aloe, by hissers, Logan h Mino t or this piste, to,, PAWL lieens ir tego . t u Art , ha y War shatt,rd.the TO yea SUS &jail unlb• stocks ant Breirnartlist tanibliata which age bang aceateed inata wad in She molt antitantlai vortnantllts onlamar. - , ?tie Dialernon towed down to L oo la early giteg month% with milm trip. It In tothaatid lir rad. DORKOritrips thb tads. ..11as_61en -Plk•Wlao booms tiatistild nl/1 cee hip to Pittaimassit,litids up temporally briefest daga.—{an.Gas, • . ; : T lawny Itrawairrltte. G*1.4,,a2t _ Maoris, lrbooliv_ . - Potosi; ClociumaW_ Osseklaaissilk..-!;::=11 t Las. - 0 1 3 11R&TIVIA—tr o d I. a' •L k t...T4C,"Zk
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