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HB pmjLtoA* COUSTY COSVKNTIOH.
T n opponents of tho National Administra
te i , AlmcM* Ootmty are to meet la tbtlr
SATURDAY. M»rch2Ctb,
and* ict twoMdecatai from earh to a Geoaty CnuTcntlon,
«Uo iwttl JEmtoVral Uw COURT DOUSE, on WEDNES
DAY Ww ■* » •'doe*, A.M. ,
Tb oty«tp thlf Oonrentloa U to elect d«l«*ate« from
thl» oouty fo tbe State OmTniUon, »rA act upon a act of
ralna ftw too|g*r*nim«t of fatarenoranatiug Conrtntloas
In UOaooiratrjarhidi vfflstthattlnii>fc*iobDiltt(-(!bj tbe
CotiDty Ooaunltlee. f
The Intents Hastings will be beld/io tbe towL»btp» be
tween tbe bom of 8 and t P. IL, And lu tb- Cities and
borongbabetween U>* boors of? an-IVP. M.
By order of tbe Oonnty Oomml tt re.
B. H. GKYEB, CUeirmanpro ton.
BOBBL XtUETT, Bec’j.
Corruption and Crimw-at—Washington.
Tho developemenls recently made at Wash
ington, in Gongren and -<jul of it, show that a
terrible state of corruption prevails there, in
morals as well as in pouites. The reports of
investigating oommiUcee in Congross lift tbe
veil which has oonoealed the one, and the terri
ble n whs urination of Key, In open day, on the
- peaceful Babbath and in eight of the President's
house, has revealed the other. It is sickening
■ to look upon these revelations; and if the at
‘t tenlion of all Europe was arrested by the croak
ing vaticination* of the hypocrite who is oalled
President, in his Port Duquesne letter, what
must the astonishment and loathing be, there,
when these exposures are presented for con
templation !
Lot us sum op the political oorraptioni, for
we have not room to dwell upon them in detail.
They have all boon mode publio within a few
days; and they are of such an astounding char
acter tbe l it is Impossible to avoid thinking of
them.
1 1. Then is the report of Messrs. Sherman and
Kitohle upon corruptions in tho Naval Depart
ment. They report that the Navy Yards are
steoked with political favorites, whoso appoint
. ment is dictated by domocraiio members of Con
gress as a political reward, and that men are
employed in thorn by the hundreds, just before
•lections, to secure the election of portionin'
murttrCongress; that oontraots are awarded to
the highest and not to the lowest bidden, the
' recipients being always political favorites,! and
in some instances relatives of the Secretary of
the Navy; that a contract for furnishing ine
oak, at extravagant prices, was given as a re
ward to a man who contributed a large sum
towards carrying Pennsylvania for Buoh&nan in
im t and Utat a creature of tho President's,
one Putt, received $lO,OOO as a consideration
for proenringthe contract; Uujl the Coal Agency
was given to a man who neither knew anything
about his effioe nor did anything in it. but al
lowed outsiders to buy the coal at exorbitant
rates and profits among sundry
parties, the fully aware of the
corrupt arrangement; that la contract was
awarded, at an excess ot SI.OOO over tho lowest
bidder, th a firm in Flownce’sj district, for the
purpose of influencing the election in that dis
trict, tke President directing this corrupt award
to be made in the famous note signed “J. B.”;
that Jr"Glancy Jones, whilo a member of the
x House, received five per cent upon the contracts
he obtained for others at the navy department,
M the corrupt reward of using his influence;
and that, in short, corruption prevails through
out tho department, as It would be found to
prevail through all the other departments, if a
like examination was made.
' nrThrrvport of the House Committee on the
case of Hon. Jobx A. Skaxixq, a democratic
«, member from Now York, shows that he refused
to Teport, as a member. of the Committee on
Claims, upon a certain claim or allow it to be
' paid, until ho had been allowed a certain per cent
age upon it.
QL The report la the Seaman investigation
opens up another mine of grots Democratic cor
ruption and venality. The committee coniitted
of thr«e democrats, oao American and one re
publican, .but they agree* unanimously. It-is
established by the proof that collusion existed
between the superintendent of printing, and the
public printer, by which the engravers, litho
graphers, contractors for paper and the like,
were systematically black-muled, and the gov
ernment as( systematically plundered through
the malfeasance of the officers sworn to protect
its interests. So for as the inquiry extended—
for it is only imperfectly completed—Seaman
pocketed aboot $30,000, and Wendell $40,000,
from these sources. But it is clear that this was
only a fraction of ramified operations, which
have not been explored for want of time.
IV. The debate in the Benate on Monday
shows that a contract amounting to $60,000,
which onghl not to have cost over $5,000, was
given to the office of the Philadelphia PcnntyU
vamau, in which Senator Bigler has, or had at
that ttae, an interest, and that it was a part of
the Consideration one*half of the profits
■honld go to'sustain the President’s organ, the
Washington Union, and that the Assistant See
letery'of Stale also came in for a share of the
spoils. The President is well understood to be
I party to or cognisant and approving of this
.oorropt bargain.
l_Aud thisis but a beginning of the develop
: £be m«i Congress will have the chance
of ferreting oat many other instanoes of villainy.
These.liowever/afa though 10 sloken the heart
of My man whose love of honesty and fair
dealing yet remains. |
The moral condition of soeiety at Washington
is. but little better than the political. The ele
ments of which the dominant party Is composed
have-ocmiptvd both fountains, and the late
scandalous and fatal occurrence is but the
outbreak on the surface of a stream of Ini-
bes been flowing silently beneath.
There is .jk demoralizing atmosphere wherever
so much dishonesty, political intrigue, and gen
eral corruption exist, as now disgrace the hon
ored name which oar seat of government bean.
Integrity, justice, parity, jhonor, and patriotism
of a true and noble sortie virtues now become'
&■■/ % quite too rare to the high places of the nation.
fc'fe&Mht re these are wanting, the most degrading
% ead crimes will not be long absent In
to days of Charles IL U was the palace which
Bl ‘ lead in inffimy, and its evil example
' soon corrupted society throughout; and it is
'-f--: too BO A to e»y that it o severer code o{
prevailed at the While House, its neigh'
borhood would hardly be disgraced by the ts>
' »*— < -*Hww of m adulterer under Us very veils.
BuehtSTigS did not happetfinlhe days of Wash
nay-more than they did in those of I
OronweU, because eooiety took its tone, from
those whoever* at the hoed of government;
- aadtf a mtiof pore life, with a wife and fam
ily ebont him whom nil that goes to illustrate
, deieeatlo imrltr- and propriety found eminent
aroond the Presidential
Vcorae the favored spots for
\ those who dishonor the
lightly be weloomed
- v lime for those
-70 good name to be
f<\and surest mease
i: Raping tooh die*
-\rtng Its nest
r“",ia the Presi
.'•‘Vis corrop-
well
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- . THE WASHINGTON TRAGEDY.
fTrom tb« OortcspooSeik* or tbs PhUndetjvhi* Prcq« ]
WAflmxaTos, February, 2Bth.—Last Thursday
evening Mr. Sickles received a bundle of letters
Addressed to himself.'. AmoDg ibem was on
anonymous Communication, which bo either over,
looked or did not open nntil Friday morning.—
This letter charged infidelity to her marriage
▼orr on the part of Mrs. Sickles, and staled far
ther that Mr. Key had hired-a house on fifieeuih
Street, between K and L streets : that Mr. Key’s
motive in hiringthis dwelling was for the purpose
■of meeting Mrs. Sickles ; and that Mrs. Sickles
was in the habit of visiting Mr. Key at certain
boors in the day.
1 Mr. Siokles wbb, ns mlarally would be suppo
leed, at first inclined to treat the anonymous
firebrand as tbe work of malice. Hut the cir
cumstances beiog detailed with such precision,
his suspicions were aroused, and accordingly
ho requested Mr. George C- Wooldridge, a mu
tual friend himself and his lady, to ascertain
the troth or falsehood of these assert ions, affect
ing, as they did, bis own honor and that cf his
family.
Mr. Wooldridge undertook the mission, and
visited the neighborhood indicated in the anon
ymous missive, to see whether such a house had
been let last summer, sod under what oircum
stanees the lease had been . granted. He there
learned that Mr. Key had hired such a dwelling
at the time alleged. The landlord was a color
ed man named John Gray, who stated that he
received fifty doltars a month rent for his house,
he having furnished it, &o. The house was a
two atory'briok ; no one else occupied it. Mr.
Key commenced going ibere with Mrs. Sickles
in the month of Janaary last: Key generally
entered first; and going up stairs would hoist
the first window over the door, and bang out a
towel or a white handkerchief as a signal to
Mrs. Siokles that all was clear. He then would
leave tbo door ajar for Mrs. Sickles to enter.
The last time Mrs. Siokles and Koy had been
at this house was on Wednesday the 23d ultimo.
On that occasion they entered in the book way,
through an alleyway leading from Sixteenth
street.
On this Wednesday night there catneialifng a
manolosely muffled in a shawl. He asked a col
ored woman standing on tbe pavement whether
the house was then oeoupied or not ?;
“Yes sir,” was the response. |
“Very well, that’s all 1 want,” the|myslerions
gentleman replied, and turning around walked
I away in the direction of K street. {
He was observed, however, to haVg around
the neighborhood for a good part of the evening.
Eventually Key was seen to leave the houßO, and
the stranger muffling his face still closer, spoke
a few words to Key, and then harried off. It is
supposed by many that he was the author of tno
anonymous letter. ,
Mr. Siokles knew of an intimacy existing be
tween Mr. Key and his wife. He supposed it
simply an innooenlbut incautions flirtation, and
on. account ■of the scandal that it excited
in many circles, ho remonstrated with her.
She did not pay any heed to these entreat
ies of her husband, but continued uninterrupt
edly her singular, but (by her husband) unsus
pected intercourse. Key was known to be in
the habit of attending tbo theatre, opera, balls,
soirees, and other places of gaiety and fashion,
and was almost invariably accompanied by Mrs.
Siokles. He, indeed, followed her everywhere.
It is said that Key was accustomed to boast
of attentions in this quarter, and at the National
Clnb House the criminal intercourse between
himself and Mrs. Sickles was well known, and
formed the topio of conversation. i
Mr. Sickle's dwelling was opposite the Olub
nouse, and Key was accustomed, to go up emirs
to a window in the latter bnildiog, overiookjng
Sickle’s house, and hang out signals to Mrs.
Sickles, ne wonld also go in Lafayette squire,
wave his his handkerohief at her, throw out kis
ses, and make profuse demonstrations of {at
tachment. |
Before the fatal denouement cf this unhallowed
intercourse, Key had been time and again warn
ed by his friends that somethingdongeroue wbuM
grow from his oriminal attachment Ho Jwoa
accustomed, however, to treat these friendly Ad
monitions with an air of .haughty bravado. ' Ho
would listen to no remonstrances from any quar
ter. He had been known to boost of his amours
in society, and it is said that Mr. Bachanon, be
\ ing informed of Sir. Key’s character, hod m de
I out his dismissal, and was only waiting to se' oct
I a successor, previous to sending in thedocom rat
Ito the Senate, when Mr. Key met his death.
Mr. Sickles’ affection for his daughter weij bs
heavily upon him. lie feels that bis hopes hre
blasted, and that his home is broken up.
The mother of Mrs. Sickles, (Mrs. Bagil&li.) i
and the mother of Mr. Sickles arrived in tbo
oity to night. Mrs. Bagioli will tako charge of
her daughter, while the mother of Mr, Sickles
will take under her charge his daughter. x
Washisgtos, February. 28th.—Samuel F.
Butterwonh this afternoon, charg
ed with being da’ accomplice before tbe fact to
tbe death of I'hilip Barton Key.
Numerous reports are aiioat concerning all
the parties, having the effect to aggravate tbe
facta already painfully distressing, and maoy of
these rumors are pure fictioo.
[Prom tbe N. T. EtrUdf Post 1
A New York Sketch or Duitci, E. Sickles.
—Daniel K. Sickles is a somewhat notorious
member of Congress from the Third District in
this city. As a young man he gave great
promise of future distinction and usefulness;
but his political ambition getting him into bad
political and personal associations, he very soon
betrayed the promise of his youth. He is now
about forty years of age, possesses a plausible
and graceful manner, some facility as a speaker,
and an imperturbable coolness in ucarly all
circumstances. He has been, for several years, ;
a member of oar State Legislature, iu which,
however, he achieved no honorable distraction. ;
1 In 1853 he was married to Miss Bagioli, a girl
of sixteen, just from school —the daughter of a
well known music teacher of this city, Antonio
Bagioli—an upright, hhrd-working, and ranch
respected man. His [wife was an American
woman, whose maidenlname was Cook.
Mrs Sickles was married to her husband at
a time when she was not yet out of her girlhood
and she is even no* bnl twenty-two years of
age. The character of the husband too often
corrupts that of the wife, particularly at the
impressible period of early youth. “Curses,”
ti is said in the old pro Verb, “come home to
roost;” and so, ‘lt may be said with equal truth,
do adulteries. Sickles was excluded from de
ceot society in this city long ago; and it would
be almost a miraole* in the school to which be
took bis young wife, %ith her character yet un
formed, ehe should have pteeerved her innocence.
We do not mean tcrextenuate the injury done
by Key to the manwhoso {coolly look bis life;
ti is one of tbe greatest thit one man can com
mit against another. : 'But there are states of
soeial’existence in which’ mutual toleration is
the rule of conduct, and Sickles, in acquiring
so perfectly the morals, should also have ac
quired the philosophy of the class to which he
belongs. It ill became him, who is eo careless
of his own conduct, to sft on foot investiga
tions into tbe morals of others, and to avenge a
false step with death, No matter how nearly
the offence toacbed him, he should have treated
it as he treated criminal intrigues of the same
nature in which his own wife was not concerned
as a trifling matter, as a pleasant jest, as a
thing to be passefd off with a sly allusion and a
knowing look, in.short, as something which tbo
adulterous intrigue was welcome to chronlclo
among his triumphs.
The manslayer does not seem to have acted
on the prompting of any sudden impulse, but
to have perpetrated tbe deed with entire pre
meditation. He is represented as talking of
the “dishonor” that had been done him, a term
of strange sound when uttered by such a man.
It Is very likely that the desire of distioguish
; ing himself by a deed of startling theatrical
effect had some place in his motives.
Washiboto*, Monday, Feb. 28, 1859.— Tbe
i sad tragedy of yesterday has been the subject
of exciting conversation throagafcft the day.
Mr. Sickles has been visited in the- jaiLto-day
! by a Urge number of people from cvery
the country and of every shade of polities.
Mrs. Sickles’ is represented jirbeiog very peni
tent, and Is overwhelmed with grief. She de
clares that she hashed enough of fashionable
life In Washington, and prays for oblivion. 6ho
described her hnsband, when ho returned to tho
boose after having accomplished bis bloody
work, as entering her room looking like a mar
ble statno, only uttering the single sentence: “I
have killed him-”
Mr. Siokles was accompanied to his houso by
two subordinate offloere of the District, who
made blm pledge his word of honor, before they
would oonsent to allow him to enter his wife’s
room, that he would do her no harm. That he
still entertains for her feelings of the strongest
affections, there is do donbt.
When Mr. Sickles procured the written con
fession of guilt from his wife, and directed her
to fiend for her parents to take her home, he de
termined thot flhe should not take with her their
child, a beautiful daughter of six years; but
to-day he has consented that the child may go
with her, and remain nntil his caaois determined
h *The wedding ring which he demanded and
obtained from her has caused'her—
grief, and to-day ho directed that it aftenW-he.
'fit He*.
: ;i ' Mrt. aickiee concedes tbit her husband has
w ' : ’ne right, and a tales that Blr. Key received so
•nymoua letter on Thursday night last, which'
'owed to her, warning him against oontinu*
visits at Mr: Siokles’s house, calling his
_ ->-Uj the fact, that ho was much older
Sickles, and ought not to poesuc-bcr,
that, unices he desisted, Mr.
detect him, and that in such an
'quenees would bo serious, if not
l both of the parties. It is be*
was found upon tho body
. the Coroner's inquest—.V.
.' dnooTixu Affai* i* West Wheeling.—Tbo
n-iUlly qnlcl and orderly village of West WWl
iod, on tbeO-bio side opposite this city, was on
Sunday la«t thrown into a high stale of excite
ment by ibe report or a pUlo! and the cry of
"man shot!”
tit appears that a couple of the employees in g Contß Monthly or 75 Cents a Year,
ihfe paper mill in that place, named McMullen *'
anti Gludin, bad a quarrel several days ago over FRANK LESLIE’S
(hfcir liquor, about a friend of GludinY Gindin po-ivir ifqttF’S 1
being a large man while McMullen is a small ' “ Aa> * tf
one, the Utter did not think It good policy to FRANK LIJSLIfI.&
coiie to blows, and .swore that as soon as oppor- ry-v , T -, / \ iitt vi
lubity offered he would shoot him. 1> UU (x li. 1 U V PUIN !
On Sunday lost McMullen armed himself with RIT H f 1 Pl’ f\ L 1 17 T 7 VI
a revolver, and having soaked his bou! right lJ V iMi Tj 1 v r I i.> .
well with whisky, collected aparty of his frieuds, |i IT OK KII |Vf
went to Gludin’s house and called him out. As' n
soon as Gindin showed himself, McMullen pre- .D U _L) Vx JL 1 0 f I 1 U.M
seated bis pistol nt him, swearing he bad come .]}{[rv n n m m n I'TTV!
to lake bin life and was bound to do it. Gludin Jj U±J Ajr Ej J_ v/ P I?U iv!
baught him by the arms and held them down, ]) 1j n n nwvi /\ K lK 11 Ml
but in tho struggle the revolver was fired fohr b' i/ U 1 \J A ,1 U Ji,
times, only two of tho shots, however, taking ' Ucoquim „ w »y 100 Bn«r*vicß. aw, jnci&ui. i.tb«
effect. One ball passed through the fore part ii<,a m rmn» T,»yti»'< iuu:'.<th4tei> i'irr.R,ftnd iiim
of Gindin's right thigh, while the other eo- i with sido Splitting storina, i*n-n AnoctijiM, ruiieirii
tered the left thigh and glancing upward lodged j s.jnib4, Juk<<«r.f (.very ti«*rri|>Mun. BarU’*qne UomnncM
near the groin. Gludin has a family who it is , Couantlruou, CharaJi-n, *nJ . TLTjtliltiK to infckr otitjlkhlj
thought will soon have U> lament his demise. . Ro«wiu. Unghtor. tuu i. tb*
McMullen bad a bearing before the magistrate,
and was was committed to St Clairsville jail. [GREATEST FUNNY PAPER EIER ISSUED!
Wheeling Timet.
Ik (he House of Lords, on the 14th of Febru
ary the Earl of Malmesbury, in reply to Lord
Wodehonse, said he would lay before the house
the recent correspondence with the United States
government respecting the right of search. He
thought England had exercised a wise discretion
in giving up thatjright, and he believed that a
code of instructions which had been agreed to
by Engtaodand France, and had been submitted
to tho United States for approval, would bo found
to work satisfactorily in repressing the slave
trade.
The Earl of Clarendon said the right of search
was a belligerent right, and could not be prop
erly oxercised in lime of peace, lie trusted that
the newoode of instructions would prove satis
factory j but unless they were adopted by all
the maritime Powers, there would always bo
disputes and inconvenience.
The Earl of Derby believed that tho code of
instructions which had been submitted to the
United States would prevent future complica
tions.
Paraocay in aCosjplktbStatb or Dbtbhsb.
—A letter from Buenos Ayres referring to the
difficulty between the United Slates and Para
guay, b&jp:
"The Paraguayans had so strongly fortified the
river fA*if it was,not expected the Americans would
succeed in and warlike attempt theif might make.
It was said that a numbed of English officers
were assisting the Paraguayans. The latter had
also thrown every obstacle tn the wag of the United
States squadron ascending the river. —Many of the
American ships of war, from t heir draught of
water, would bo unable to proceed up tho river.
The American squadron consisted of fifteen
ships and gun boats.”
The Telegraph keeps assuring us that all
Washington justifies Mr. Sickles’ killing of Mr-
Key. It tuny be so, chough we doubt it. At
all ovents, wc arc saro that public sentiment
does not go tbe length of deciding that all the
loose livers In that metropolis are to be dealt
with thus summarily and sanguinarily. If they
should be, we apprehend that the Census at
band would show a seriously diminished popu
lation in tho Federal City.—A'. 3’. Trib.
A complete satire on posthumous eulogies
came olTia the Circuit Court at Washington yes
terday, where Mr. Carlisle announced tbe death of
District Attorney Key, and spoke of him as “a
frank and opm hearted gentleman," and it is
added that ihe Judges paid a similar compliment
to him Tho open-heartedness he displayed
towards Daniel E. Sickles seems to have been
truly remarkable —PAi/TA'. American
At the inauguration of the revolutionary Gen
eral Fabre Geffrard. as President nf the Kepub
lic ofjHojTi, at Port au Prince lately, the im
perial golden crown of Soulouque was laid on
tbe table. Afier the administration of the oath
of office, Geffrard, seizing an iron hammer,
struck three times the crown, .-ymbolicallj break
ing and JcgroJiug it. Scclouqoe was, at last
accounts tying sick at Jamaica, and his advanced
age renders his recovery improbable.
PlKl* Su-Uriit*, of Apojik-xy. yt«trnlay iu«riuDg, J.
WATSON uumiks, »l«d»ot<jf the Beater f*t«i it. the
Western
(b« Rev JiOin D Unghc-t. Mogadon, Uhl«.
Kuo*mi (!>•' Bunltury Chapel, lodge atrcei, ms
Mounts io o'clock.
—Cii To,wdey, March 'id, *4 her late real»leo<"*, on Lacuck
*trc*l,3-1 d-wr above Audereoa, Mr*. ELIZVBXTn WIL
t/KitC, to <b« T9th year «f her ago.
The’neui* “t tbe (aunty are *»»j«ect/nnj tallied U. at
tend the fonrral mis at oVWk, *
Chromc I»iar»u*ka.—We hare m our po*-
wnlcm the certificate of a r**i«<-ti»hlc citizen, LwtUytng
liat lu- «*, entirely nn«l<il till* drvwdfal dteav by o*.T»g
&vr,lii!v’{ Holland /htlrrt.
V*> shall Uke phvure in showing the certificate to any
p*rs>ra <lool.ting this statement.
CactjowJ—Be careful to ask for P.n-rha*e'* llolUr.-l lilt
ter*. Th<- grt-at popularity of this medicine has Induced
reai.y iiniUtfims, srtikrh the pottle it.tmld guard
j»t.r"hiainx
49>&jIJ at fl p*rbotUe, or six bottles ft?r tX by the pro
prk4*im,BA-SJ.i,A(IK,J«-, A CO, Manata-turing Pharma.
eauUsuaod CnAntst*,<n Wood street, l»t **>•} «1
St«_ tl. and DrarrliU c<ta*rsllj J*2l-dAwF
LKCrUitlCtf ON' GKOI-iUtiV
DR. BOYNTON
RESFECTFULLY announces that in cutn
pitaac** with the Invitation of a number «f dlsongulal).
«] citizens of P*UAl'Ofgh, he will gl»* a ccurw of
EIGHT II.LCSTRATKD LBCTCRES ON OEOLOGT,
at city hall,
Friday Evening, March 4th, . •
Second hectare MONDAY EVENING, and foUovad aa par
—MECHANICAL ASTRONOMY; in which will 1* Mi»i_
trated by exporimeat* In Natarm! Pbiliwpby, the Um
which govern lha formation, form, motion, and sltnatk n
of lb* heavenly bodies.
; —IGNEOUS CONDITION of the interior o( lbe earth,
causes cf Volcanoes, Earthquakes and Gw elsvallun of
Continents and Wands.
3 —COMPOSITION AND POSITION of Rocks, Oold Dep«s»-
Its Quarts Veins, and Pftrmatiooa of California.
4 —PIRaT CREATED ANIMAL Llf E.-ClavnDcati«>n of
rocks, by foatil remains found In tlitrn.
S —COAL BEDS—how the ooal was produced—with ;>ro*fs
that all coals—Qiapfatte and the Diamond, are of Veg
etable origin.
«>.—THE PERIOD OP REPTILES.-—Organic remains of
myriads ol animals that existed on Lh* earth sod In (he
seat mil lions of years before the creation of utan,
7.—WARM BLOODED ANlMALa.—Dlffereuos between the
animals that tfxlst with mao, and those that were on the
rrrth before maa was ermtsd. MastJdon aud Mam
moth. v
TlfK PRESENT ORDER OP ANIM ALS, with man and
woman. Ago of the earin'; Agreemetitol the Biblical
aud Oeolockal Chronology. The Harmony of Geology
with tbo Mosaic account of Crtatiun.
Allusiooa will be mode, and sonic interesting (acts stated,
fcllh regard to theGeologkal formation r.f the C«H 1 K r
plotaof Lake Superior, with Remarks on .California—lts
Geology, Mineral worth, Gold anUMorcnry Mines, frutnone
year’s Geological obaerratloo in that country.
Each of l!;o Lcclurea will be illustrated by the exhibition
of aetric* of
LABQK AND SPLENDID PAINTINGS,
which corer over 3.UOU teat of canvasa, and wetr* executed
at a cost of mom lltau/obr (Aousond oellariJ Tln-y repie
aent Volcanos*, California Sceuee, Coral IsinmU. C«al y«.p—
tation, 1L ptllca and Mnostrrs of the Deep, and tb- Animal*
of the Preadamite World, the Warm llluoded AuimaU nod
Ute Unman It«c« b**ing all irjiroßt-nUllTos ef tbo onltre
Animal Croat ion.
CT’lt is univcnally admitted that a tic" of these Paint
ing* alone, Is worth more than the price of the wliolo euui**.
Ticket* to the course $l,OO. PnpiU of Miwds M) rrol*.
Hingis admission2s coots.
Doorx open at to comtnonce st 7 mytlJUd
A BBOTT'S MONARCUJE.S OK CONTI
t\ HESTAI. EBROVE. f
TIIE EMPIRE OP AUSTRIA:
ITS RISE AND PRESENT POWER.
Hr Jons 8. C. Abbott.
On**-vnl., crown Bro, 507 pji. Cloth-
“There arc abundant materials for thla work. -Tiro life °f
tnutria rmbraccaall that l» wild and wonderful to history
-her early strugglr* for agjrandiintnent —th* floret strife
ritii the Turk*, tui wavo alter warn of Moslem Invasion
•olkil up the Daunt* —the long conflict and bloody porae
.attoaaoftho Ueronnntloo—tbo Unrty jears’religions war
—tho meteoric career of 0 tuts vus Adolpbn* and Charles
'XTI shooting athwart tlie Inrld storm* of battle— tl»o in
trigue* of Pone*—the vnoraooa pride, j*ower, and encrosch
tntoU of Loan XlV.—tho warfare of the Spanish luccwdon
and the PolUh dismemberment —all these oveote oomblne
in a sabllm* tragedy which Action may In Tain attempt to
parallel.''—Author'* Preface.
AUSTRIA b Uio first of.a series of Hi* or more volumes,
in preparation by Mr. Abixitt, to bo published in uniform
stylo, under tho general tlile, **Tho Monarchies of Oontlaeo
to! Europe.*' Tho nerloa la. designed toiucinde Austria,
Russia, Spain, Franco, Germany and Italy, each In a se|»r
ats volume. I
Thu Publishers bolievn fliat those works will present his
tory upon a novel and jicculUily intorestlng plan. Tho
purcaso is to give in each case tho Biography of the Reign
ing Dynasty. Tho personnlintorcst ol biography b lhas
added to tiro general attraction of eventful historv. “nio
other Tolomca ore rlnocM to (ullnv at intervals of about
three months. MASON BROTHERS, Publishers,
mrthotd 4*l Walker strout, New York._
OF THE AMERICAN I’ULPIT,
UCMiyUaru’a Life &ot| of SI. l‘*»ol;
lu tmd Armmd SttunUml;
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Autocrat of Iho Break. &ut Tntil'-;
Met* Gray;
Agncll'B Book of Ulu**;
Ag* of Cbiralry; f
New Prlwtof Conception Day;
!u Syria;
Bits of Blarney, l>y Mackenzie;
tyCrleusaoJ OTlabnrtiue;
Lcgsoda and Lyrics—Procter,
Life of Sir l'billp Sydney;
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Lite ol Mrs. Hoffman, .
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lnllntction will be progressive, baglnbing with the el*-iu*o
tary principle# tj WoJc. The claa* will romtnoa<u> uie
coorwi on Saturday mutnlng, Starch bib, at lu o'clock,
fnttt-f.t.l
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“ Allegheny city,
ARE NOW OPENINO their new SPUING
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Dree* floods tut thr soa* >n
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make*. Call and examine.our stock. mrlflwd
rpUHEK SKCONIMIAND^fiiahL^
X CHICRBBINH PMNUS—llircv
<md hand Chlckeritig riaime, In oxcelloiitf | ■ | ||
order, which have been in usu Iron, one to two yeora only,
»|ll be sold at Jl'dO each for exalt.
For l»‘Kibiiora aod the um< of tchoola the bUi»i> iitattn
jnenta are tniiet dewirnble They arc hi perfect order, aod
tho wear they bare (tad la acad vty pera pUblu. They will
bo wairouled by tint subscriber. pursuit* by
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Standard, Elegant and Valuable Work.
JUST ISSUED. ‘
Anew history of the conquest
OF MKXICO, dt H. A. WILSON.—This lien actual
UUlury of that reinarkjtbla event—the Corti-2 Conquest of
Mexico. Tbe author oflVctually ileatmya m>m« of too nne
lit urine opon which Preacotfs History of the Conquest ol
Mexico la founded—proving, conclusively, that the monk*
iah chronicle* arc not reliable; that the so-calh«l “picture
Writing*, * and allegro annate, are canning fictions.
The work also present* the nathor'a rnatund thoughts,
in raforenco to thn ancient civilisation on this cuntioont,
aud arrays facta and colUtcrul vvidcuo, to prevu, beyoDd a
caril. Hint every matlgc la of Bgyptlou or Phoenician origin.
Nosut-Jert can bo more Interrutiag, or will excito greater
ad nirntlou than to nettle thw*a qaeath ua hitherto held hi
doubt u to the origin «>t Uioao wandering tribes wbiali
peopled tbliContin-ui lor kgui U>fun*Coluinbna dlacoTurcd
|t,tho rcmalce and nwcuairnta of which (till romaiu
among tu.
Tho work vlll umlonbV'dly recommend ItsuU to a largo
claja of rwlora on ouch side of the Atlantic, by it# patient
oocarr.li, It* largo mass of enriona and interesting facta, lu
□genloua argument*, and ita lucid, graphic and aliractivo
itylo.
Clotii, Fbcep, iluO; Half Calf, fVa
JAkIKS onALLKN A SON, I'hlla.
fn-e on receipt of the price.
WM. S. RKNTOUL,
No. 20 8L Clair atroot, PltUbiirgh,
fulttkdiwtlxT Puhtlahor’a Agnul.
A l) I E 3
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Can always bo Kiip[iiioi with robatacUal aud neat fitting
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of every description which aro btlog »ol'l off
At tlio cheap Btoro of
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N" EW SPRING GOODS—Pofo Do Chircr,
De Lnlaes, Cblntwa, Print*. Roedlo Work OolUn,
Uucoand P. K. Bhlrt Boaom*, Bleached and Unbleached
Table Cloth* and Table Limn, and a goaora! awortment o(
ererythlng in tiro Dry Goods Has.
N. B. New good* receiving dally.
art a HANpON 1A?V8,74 Market *twt.
SUNDRIES —406 nocks Com;
IM3 do Tran. Wheat;
48 do do Flour,
To arrlro on iteunor Bhenancofor «U<* by
n,r*i ISAIAU DICKEY A CO.
SOFT FINISH BLEACHED MUSLINS.—
mntCHFIELD A 00. bare received anolbor e*»o of
Bolt Fiuisti lUeached Uoalmeol \t% cents. Also, Jtwh
Llncue, warranted all parollax* _ ! nr^_
KIDD’S ELOCUTlON—Containing plain
and practical Instructions fur ■trengthenlng, imprer*
mg aad managing llie roloe; also, nutaerooe appropriate
•xr reiere In i'Totj style of ntading, declamation end watery,
fees . j. L REAP, 78 Fourth at.
B ROCHA SHAWLS, Gouth Long and
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w. Quod* roceirlcg daily* i
mrl 0. IUN&cfW LOVE.I » V-
TENN. CORN—2OO sks. oi
wood to arrive for ute by
*2B igAliH DICKS? A 00.
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nzl ATW*LU£n*IW.
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rN rntiritij: from thr lirra of P.um:. 15
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f.T tlx- lii ni will In* ( oixlik Uhl In tlio .1. !,. I'AI
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cl. hih] will l.c u uL«I tij-.n tor *otll*ment of fill ]> • :.»l
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—The I'Hr.lnTrdlip heretofore e\i«tine N'lm'i-n t:.»
*nt.rrriUens JAMKtf MAHSUAhL nnd IIKNuY MrGKAKY.
th--tylo of Vnr-Wl A Mr<».-*r». wk- •U*-»Ur.i \,y
mutual eoiiwnt uu the l)r»t .lay of .l»uu*rj\ l- I ’'''. Ti.. ! i. e
innas of the Info firm will be Bt the old -fund. <- j< r
of Liberty and Wood atf-U, whi-n- tho«e ind-id.-d will
jih-iute mike inimediaU* [iiysm-ut. ur.tl th-rw lihviiil < lain:
will j-roo.Mil them f,.i -u-tti- in- ;it
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witb th«*m in luislii* ** VI .;>i i« H. •••••
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tlaaS to L**r rnj leituc. ••! I-Y.'N"
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Also, tlu- Mexican Liuiiu' iii
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PKUHL'AKV, I s.VJ. . KKHKt AUY,
PXAHO TOETES
FOR SALE BY
JOHN MELLOE,
No. hi Wood st., Pittsburgh.
T lIF. NEW Si’ALE 04 OCTAVE
• CHICKEROTG PIANO
IHE subsori her has just reefived in widiti-di
tn a spletuiul stork of tin* note tnjf, JYveu Octavo
ruooC ranging In intCe fmm to ffJin, POL'II
CIiICRKKINO NKW SCALE t>'A tiCTAVB PI.YNuS.
Th.- tnipn.trpmout in Urn iw» f.’£ Octave consists 4r* i coin
plcto cCaaee I.t what is culled the sc.lie, It'lliG u
chanru tbroasliout tlu- entire j.taoo, it is iu U< t s new in
itrumsnt aud is toUlly difT. i* til lo tliw tuade previously
by thesanioflrm.
Th.' price of thn now fiiiO. U»e will l>o fr<u;t 'o
JEW, according to tbo atvte ul the uxtcrinr F.ir *n'v by
JOUN 11. 3!ELl>m,
Sole tu;ent for Clilcksrlng A Sons' Ptnnn*, No SI IVnol St.,
between DUniuii.l Alloy ami P.-urth sU»ot. fold
A SPLENDID LOUTS
ILwon-.Kxl Piano, by Unvan, llaruu
Cu.. New York, with Prauch craud action.l I « | f*
orur drinks, combined iron atnl wood frnni><, felt h-miiom
of on cutim now inveotton, jirwluritig a Tua« of the ni':»t
dulicate yet fanverfiil awirttioss. T'.uj I’uiro FotU’s of this
old mol kvlub’.inUod liou*.!. Hit von, Bacon A (.'<»• aloini jMseo..!
to noßo In New York, and their ir-*tnim*'ots will ll» mje
(lied thronch John 11 Mell.-r, nt thn Factory prices <li N-w
drk, delivered nt Pittabu.p’h, |evciin«t uml n«.l» t.r ship*
pinß. I
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Ai7:.,sino,fo», |f>, to». i»!i<it^gf%«aaw
Q DICKERING vc SO.NSV
BOSTON PIANOS
No iO.CSS —A new *tiui<l scale 7oi i.i
“ 0,470 —A how Grand scitb* 7 "
“ lb.iiss—A cartito.l tnouhliuc 7 *•
'* iti.T.U—A carted moulding 7 "
“ tfI.SUi —A Ulost elegant 7 '
“ iO.OUi—A new grand sent* ,
“ ill.tlKi—A now grand seal*! 7
“ L“oi,7'J—A new graud ecjh* 7
“ —Annowuod 7
“ xlJi'Xl— A lovewoed plain 7
IK,OI2 —A full grand 7
” UD.ftO'J—A rosewood plain i : )s •
** 2i»,f.2l—A rotewooi! plain t’Ht •
“ •JO.IW)—A black walnut ‘
“ 110,1.17 —A rosowtxsi plalu o'-, ‘
NOTICE —Ylwtso uU»c untie* th l
liatofaletw nuaihrr than 111.00“*, t i
of Tea per Colit. Pcmans n-eidl i
plraso direct their letient Ui JNO.V
Obickering A Sous, No. bl Wood stil
jyj-A SON & II AM L
MSLODKOH9.
octavo |x>rUblo Mrlodwua with)
& do do do do i
& do Piniio stylo—very elotftul
f. Jo do do Doublo llel
Tlimm* Mulodeona uro prononncrd anpd
Dr Lowi-H Bloson, Wm. M*»m. tbo)>tabl
Salter, Gotu*eb*lk, etc. They b»vo borl
c*t pn-iniamH, ut ••very Pair w hom cxhil
t.T. (cl'JnMwT JOHN II.MKl)
CHEAP FOR CASH.
VNW&
M(M HI 1 .
BTKtNWAV A SONB, NEW YlfllU-
Jut trcoirM, a f«-w VERY SUI'KUIOiI 'fIAKOS. from
tto® ftboTe namod Borlrallod factory. Tfaay am without
qoMitlott, tho BEST PIANOS mado acyuhetn. arv! will bo
•oli) dt Ea»t«m Factory Prlcwiy Thor *r"h*amxiit"t! for
firo yaar*. 11. KLKUKR A pK" , N.,. M l tra»
foil • w Solo Acoufvfur'PlrltlwAy * yoii-i.
I“n“BBLSTPKIME BONE SKT|for sale by
1 \J HAUTWKM. t .’■ntPIIARD,
fe'A corntr Wuo«\ an*) fitb at.
' *'< u\ TiiS/TiFcA3;i: aof>A,~( n™
3,000 (ivtUr) f*»r *»l- l»y (
7 HARTWELL K XUKPHAUO, cyr. A Cih iL
An _ GiIOSS“AYJ2irS WORM Son fc’Ht
Ou TION for tale by \
HARTWELL A aUBPfIARD, r-nr. *t_
Al\ DO/; BCKUUAVE'S' BmteKiTfor
*J\J mIo fay HARTWELL A SIIKPnALD,
fejl Dru(t«i«f. corner Wo»xl«jd Ufa at.
PICTURES OF COUNTRY LIFE, bv
Alien Cary, 75c. JoatpablbhediuilrrcMb;
itteg •_ . J» L RKAD,. 7ft famh ■trvcU
Mwkei «trwfc
steamer Glcz
»BBL&PBIMJB MOL ASSES, in store
tof mtoby.. cUtZI] JAB. QARDiag»>c
BEANS —30 sks. small white In store and
fexattoby *O9 LUCS A HUTCHOiBWi.
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MILL SI IK. W.- r nr
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(•> K„)ilim JItU, Null K.*rU,rv. r-m. :.}. I'hi.-.iiu, . . ?.»*
Mill, or almost anj otli •> maaa?:tcTiiriii2 l ti*lri. ■* Hawn
:» Ur«»- ri\rr front, with p—t ro:<«l to whart, fl<-r r\i- u.!n
ititn th>* rivor, formic;; an t.v i-lh til hitrl'<-r ft*r Wu*. oh
For furtlurpartieolar*, to
OK EUOX BREWKRY FORSAI.E-Slint.'J
.»n BuiiDi »ir !. i.-wting
..n r.u-1 f»t< .*tj I’.'i Kr. l !■> 1-' f.-t kul.. in g.«KI ->r kr an.l
omoid’.-ii. k' g J '«-n ImmuUHtilv. IVr i»'l-
■ ,:i ] C i; U nlnii •:
jpuk salk^
ill- U'-tart V vtiT liriiilint; ' v < i inln-tuo ■!_ in lrii«. or f-r-
Imp* ntiy-lliiT, > ity. I »ill n-luml tin* pri"- m '»'iy
fa-M- |’!"V win.’ t rvj :.vht* ■». M-n* W-p-i*’
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to i. . W in >N. S-.mh v..t
fi • . ii<J. ,MKli"ii) Cr.j •
17*1 »{ SALK— -W st* tvs -j1 i:uul in 1. tenter
\Vi-*tni<.r.-lniid on .-n it..* \ •
r,,-i In mii 1.-insiilm-i-'W!., I ; fu.tii l.vtrvt- ; «'il v. i
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rwnsitm n»i:-U m H,.-. -•«- a.!|..iuiii i ;
MclitM; A ASJKK. 1-J-i v -,,l i.t
STEAM MILL I*OH Oil KENT.—
h«i>r Kl..u:lt.i I.wrni . > ;l>, 1 •• f. :
•ill Vi. 4 M'l: \ K‘ i i > Kwi.il ••
K.. li.il >sv»< i huh 1.-rtus u>
l.li AIK-TIS LOi'Ui.' A K ' • I' •.ill. »t
THE Kul*.-rril*er uG*>rB for f>ale ten,
l. vn»hii> mntn* 10. Mark cwtibiT, epMctnaiy
t,vi‘«n i*» ~lu.w li.nii’* ''uiitamuu ncroa. I tin
»ilt>Al«-5 thr."*. intlon wrwt of M»~viion. tri Um Mrtl* ll>x»d
Invtlbtf Wi««*U r. nn.l witlihi »hm»i (wo mile* if itip I*l*!w
-l-uruh, H Witj-n- iwitl CncKfo lUilt.-mmL Tlie u.nth. frtrl
xn.l uni .jHHrt.'n. rl »u.l 1...,.ri• v.—*
tl.- ffltintti'li r U (xmirr-O wlO- »ii|- ri. >- tuol—i —.at i Lite
wliolf l« ur.-ll wnt..rt«l liy »|H lull'd iuh! luiir.iu ■: -
Tills •r. Ili i. I* Coii-lUt-vI III" cuts! U>o} ol Im.ilih (Ii«
county l» »ill W *nM iimliiitli-d < r In <stmrt.-r« i • -ult
purdi/v-is T” rl«.~f« «•!•»• (Mm- |n«-»t>D iwi o->;u. » /
letter yp;~>rlimilj Is tnrvly i.fti«i«HL
jWi
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rarml ment<lii>c - '
• rirLly vn.’ii
• jiow-fful Tnn r
■ CUif.T.l xtyL.
n«w iiuiitihi riaii'
‘ I'lftin corut r.
, THF. GOSS AM KR EXPA-NStOX,
i -j ln-1.1.-t ou.l nun , : r«rrfi.l f rvitt vxvi
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¥, in 13 «p t-> A ir’
IJO ilo M'
-to d., do
• TO Oo ill'
it Any t’i-u/x-u tin.' iiln-Ti 1
til lx< sold at n lii-cv'inL
1.1.’. ul tbu v lli , Mill
UI.MELLQK, d*-ui:or
\rl, Piiutur^b.
i AM:..* at*
,K "Wfrt
•*LO
ryir to alt other* t-jr
*t, Tliall/f'rp, Wtt.li,
i HWHrthil Uioljlkli-
Fur i*nti> only
LOK.SI tYV.vUI.
;v r.'Ai S ON
. • •. '■. t -• -T.ii
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A !nr
SIUMKJt A KAIIM.
Cornrr Wn«! iiml Thtci i»fi«a.L'
V. rnnt. at tlivfr Rl.' -. rj ia i'ltt.-
•il .W la-, very ia l*iU*l>ury.h <t
I'-, r t mil -.i-w kj.j.lv l"
IMI M MIINN.l::: -t.. }vt«l>nri;h.
n :|. !'• (■!' f.aii’l II! (t,}) ,
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:» at Kiiit>ui'i>. A|i(. : y t” i» Ki.i W. hUSN,
r.t. ,i.,w. . I IK- liMi.. •.'! -
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A. lltt’.uf.K'i . N. - 1 W .
!! If '! Iks: nf,-J
1 .1 ■> .in n t,. tort v
r A tr. M-i. (
OUo Liaud (or Bale.
J. P. HWKfTZKTI,
o-Vrt.UvtfT > M <fli •tn»f. Hit»Ki r v .h.
Blast rjknack foil sale, ti.-
Jin-nm Kt.,,'3- .uvl Ulr-Ti!;... j'vW
• AU<:.U'tia A()iliiacilt.*'tiriivi-s.
'i ti-» iiit.M.iuvi y i.- tti p. *4 or-li r. mol ' •
i •' i>f nts t of tho wo
l ~i! ulu« n>uk ''!■ i uMatnM on
»t ' - iil..'r. «mtio Oflii'u uf ill- At L*NT»»WN
f.vNV > i to", walnut rtr-^L
i. . Jtw. CAikM*. i 1
T)Ol.MNti MUX AND UALVAN;
XV lNtl \V‘HUB FOR SALK—TIio M’K«».|i „ ....,
liuiuti.iu ilu«i® Short Ifi.u MaiuiUcturj, ,.,ii
W,.rS.» ami C-lt’ vt J Far'.urv. In the ILirongh ol MrK.-*xp<>tasp, , -
<ll ll:» Ountj of Allp#lh*ii). I'*, on the MoinmjrahiU rtn>r. 'Hfcil-O-LV il Ja N T
«i>d tl'.> C*'ur.cllfT«llf an<l f'rttlUilna!—tuenfj mlu- I? A FoNtS l5 Mai*
ia-1 ri.lc lo I’ll •l i:rcli. Tnuv iir>* twoni.ro: tmn jutils. and Jjir.'us N. ii luir»A. *one, Jmwtiul nail nb*J
■ni.’ l«nr Iren trill; iix j'tir:ntf*fs —cm ttrv improve! mumirr from inliur to pnrrut, for whohstale
aiinußlinir rnmu. i*. lt>*~*' «vrk» <*lll m»k-3f:i-o*. hutidm! [/irimjn, with or wiilicat a larsotht
U»ant)t6l«w«l iroi. inli jeat To*- ualvanirttu’ WorW arr la hurom iu tiu tfl.N I
a wpornti l L’.niiliOii. P«r.mtK»it.i lun-l «t the tuill a- Uellaltf fk.wicfcU'yrill
tarihli* 1 !* liy i-.ilrwul nr *tuinibi'.ii t-< anj point i»l.“iL
Unite*! • r Call'*• - Thi n- *r-j i»o nrul u half ;vnv* fn
gtoiiuil, on pur* "* «l:uSi t'vtlh stand, the mnair.ili-r
b.-tb;; hvn!.«(iii" L’!-*, no a i-tr*et. TJi- r:>-
*[-.• cirM • oltl niill**4 ir of tlo- aortil-.of Ui«» MlJX
rior ul ut in>tu two to Jonr and it hull i-fnt* j cr
bu.-lo !, ili litot'-'l ot tli.‘ works. T'os->oairfiiii };ituitoa lira! of,
Ai'iil box* Voi I'.irtirulant, iij-pl- to IL |j. til LI’I.N,
j. Wilmington, bplawan-. t
W. t. 11. THOfISOS’S
NKW BKIRTS iJ’OH.i.iP*-
Tllh JXbESTKUCTIGI.C
DOUBLE EXTENSION SKIRT.
WITH I'ATKNT KYKJ.MT FAhTEMNO,
ma}>e wir'ti-jrr .sv.jn.V'r
Cun.. ul'> pi .<ii<-.1 ‘Ml..’ tm»e<t pv-TOiaiie.
T U j: 1' l C U 0 IO M I X 1
r.) cl:n|M —th.' C./a-jUlul iu: 2 ;• »
Uknn uu;l put thei a,;.ua n:
f;tbr.ll*-il }i lt<Hit W it.'ii
S|»ili*k ut..| wiiii our iiiisii.* ;.ru tru.J.
sure [t»i> trout..)
For.-tak’ by Uj«- principal r.1 1 i., :* i-w-rywiivt-..
W. fi. k C. 11. TIIOMSO!!.
lis> tl»'li.i P.r vlu iv, V.-ik. |
SKWING MA.CIiI.N'KiS,
LASS, WEIBSTEE. & CO
SEWING MAO II 1 N KS,
A»<‘ liy nil in !>•* THF. BtSSf.
Tb-jy arc roorv (timjtli' :u»-i
auy ‘>t!;Vr. MoLutily l*»‘ w ** !l< -’ u ) ■ J ’-'
Thi-y n»;SI,BIND.«ATiXKII. dTJ'CCU ANl> J-r‘i.T~ ]
V.,r Tailoring J Sli.t-VUllnß th-y »r- nw mule-
inKt»MnjmrHU«lela«i<* f - u,n * c <-f*Wi jr nj*ol, »ud
i. I‘AIK LOCfc-STITCn «’» tvtlisllv» of tin. mali-rial mwthl.
A."M» MARSHALL k CU.,
City
IUCUAIIDSOft'S
IRISH LINENS,
. D amanita, Diapers, &c.
CONSUMERS OF RICUAKDSOX’S LIN
BNt\ mid l)ro»eUi*aous of oiitatnUu: IImOESITINB
GOOLhr, nltoukii f'« UiAt tl«* ortid.w to* 1 ) purilsiutc »iu rvi.i
nl wilii the twit ultiic of tliti firm,
MVUAIWSO iV', 30.VX ( t OK DUS,
;ut •» of tl>uoonn<iu«M *n>l <ir.i ability o( tltr<l.>ir-.!a
ThA <h nrutlero>! Qicvmuiy rkstti '^
■Hi Oilltl-.. .rf Inft'HOl fc!l<l>Jt!>VtlV« LUtCltf Sfu
m*u*on after rown *tni miilnd vrttli tlio uaui» <jf lilCJlAill*
iSjN.by lritli llmi***, wbo. «f tltu iujary ttics
tufiJeu*! dika ca th<j American toniamer sad tho taamtlao
ttuvrsuf IheKounlno Ooodi, willtmt rouUly uKicJcn b
liuMiocM no profitable, whllnj.enrhAiwri can ts impos'd on
with goods ut % wgrtMnp character.
J-.UULUKJiiS & j. B. LOCKtf,
Mi7;lj>lia Ac=uw,t« Chord. York.
LAKE FISH— 6O bbLa. Trout; , .
' 100 Ltdo do
7S bb’t. WIIHO n.h;
lajbttk. do
Por Mid by oirl r • nBKKYH.'CWEI^i
Rosorrc -Xf•
Vy York totting Cbocae fcr ealo by __ _ . M
‘r. Vt. v. \ a oT'kl'H- Co,l '
2S. l>v-.y. /
‘ Annual Meciiu" of the
,S V P '"" > ‘"y :h ’ 1-Vrt and
1 ' »t thr rtrf'on of
.»;:[( ’»? Tii W’l;. .t l'Ulstmrch.Vu TUBS*
11 \ V • •• *'. M ir<l> •-'it, at 3 ••'clicW,
ul, *"•'>' H- t* -C*'-*. 4 f'T th- vi.«'
i 'T-.-t? inn.-'or* to mo ttio rrisoJnn
\rKI»NESU>AY,tSe
. nil ) r- 5. 'in . .( H'oV'rrk, A. *.
•j l„ t ,u i- from tlio 2UI la iyth
-f \| rttk -h j. -sli urn! lh<- ImMin of stock in tbo
•in' •'i ii.i l, «>',!.■ ,inJ !r,! 'ins, or Tort Wayao
~i|i , • Rii.f, ici.Cnmj-.inl'**. "i i h i'*J* nol ly-cn cou*
vrr»*--I m tt-- ,• •"> «*■ It.at timf.wiU
1, ct.f ifu- Vi.ti-M <»t,l *'|.v !i - a
M -.-k !.■!,*• r ‘ I'l - , intr fortit.ritP* ”f atoeH in tikift
t-> .\uv T;. I.a» . si tin* tinv <>t t!i«- Knad, will •
Tii k-*t from tint to |HlU
i.iis.-i r, • ! ni„- ttn-room! trip, Rood from
-Hit* A • ~! 't fW c»r*l«r if th«
I-r-.-.’. '.t t. _'n.t ’ AfiiUSTk'S TUiAUf.KY, Soc’jr.
I:rriv*: '■<»: rm«rll. u l,i»i Hl»». A M»HJ!«r. 1N?.C0.l
KhISM. )
ifj-vp Not;* k.—Th*' President nn-1
(j fr' |*, r .. :,.r» «-f dii’ Company Imro Hi In clay a
1 tcf iho jirulilri of Hie last hi niorthn, of tvrff
.i .‘I.-rriH-r elpAro, apnllrntlo to tin* mlariion of tlock note*.
1 RINEHART, j^rCy^.
r omes Kbie Oixal J
trio, FobrearT. &, I v .VJ /
Notice.— .An Election for
*zj’ *• ?►!> turci ton of Uin Erie I’nnoJ O-iopuiy. for the
<vi«cn i; v> nr. will N* h< Id nt U»“ir in thecUy uf Krio,
iii in» Fti.M’ MONDAY Ox MABJcH'_NB\T. _ '
A. H. QAUfIHKY, gitcrfUry. v
p'^^Ai.i.EuiiF.NY Umnci:, February 5, 1859
Ad Ktcci urn far Pp-yident, Macagrm. and Ofllc*‘r* of
lUt* ’Hli.mj:llly fi r jinn a liriilge i-vcr Ifcp Alleghany
Hirer, in itn C«mnty rf Allegheny/’
will !•*' held a* Ilir Tull nt Dio ii'trih •’tjd of tb*»
*>n th<* 7th <l»v of March ruit. at 2
oViii. k !• v.. rli.- W.M. Trraa.
AI.LEGIIENV INSIUAMK COMPANY.
Notice i.s hereby pven that in pursa*
nnct*ul llic nctof Ars-mlily rcl:»Ut.K tl>* rctii, odU t)u»
t Jiarior c.t iß<'<.rp>mtloa approval .lauti»rj' '-T-. l’-'Ti9, Dtokfi
-ml-~riptiotj to tlu* Capital Kb "( the “ALl*s
- INBUItANCH COMPANY” of PHtaborpli W.ll bo
tl r. MKItrrtANTH* FXOnANGB. Foarlb street,
P'-M-ur-h.nt. MONDAY tti-IITU DAY Of M Alien NEXT,
f> i -u.-in <•;—n for tivr tiny it, (imtoM tl*<? btock bp sooner
i j from V’A. m , to toVl.-.fhT <r:.'A 4 f'nclM3ny.
C OMStI
I J.M. 11. ilufruy, ;C. tlu.si y.
Mar'vv (.'Liut.i.' : W M l.yoli, -'no LOicUurct,
1 -'i.ir Si. iviiH'.cli. ! IJen *. i *o\>. tV. JsekdoD,
j..i •• A ttii, j H. Whit*. i Alim Kmiucr,
A. M. \\ .illin. I : !. i: Utl llevr, K. I» .:tirUitg,
.T:n...i |jiti-lr-.- j A li-tiuuKT , I U-l-ri Patrick,
W ! •! V» Murom, | I> .M Hook. t
; iitsnutfrmtnfs.
X k &FA'SXanb"4iakSi'!
is::knett
' jrKK.MJV AXP Iii.MOROI-S
r. n* r k i; r a i \ m k s x s
I.U VVSTTK
A GfiAND CONCERT,
VOijA’i AN I* i X•- TP. IM ENTA L, vri!i be
■ i n N> VT MONDAY, Uftrch Tib, ti» LAPAY*'
l.v Mi.-r, SUtMiJA. MR.'. DOWNING,
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to JLcA.
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LET—A St<>rc Kootn on Fifth St., 838
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('■.•dhtjti' 4{'|*l> at Ito LiUrM n:ml.
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I / f'O LET—Tw 0 l.irgc first-class, Dwellings \
0* *- t*> Ki.vitii alt tt.o tiiudorn utipnrvetketit*. lff«3 ..
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jnl!' S»*. I£S Stond (toil 151 SicotxJ »t.
r S’K>LKT— A three story Erick Dwellingdga
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TO LET—A small Erick Dwelling£& ;
Hr.nwt, f.»nr r.xrfun, uii Cvr.tro Avomiu, (Mint-fx-CM
Viii** r*wi<l.) Un-jniro oi j«U WAl' A WILSON.
npO LEl'.—Tlmt desirable business Eg
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Liu<rty an.l C/Hatra 'tr.-ita, well Adapted for ft fiuiilly grof
u'rv btoi», In invi u (-.•.) n* mjcli ter tbs Irut fourteen
Ku.jur.-njf • K. 11. KING,
j mil f No. 2tl Liberty atrwt.
brick <LycH-£Si
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'"u tveou Liberty »ntl I’utm. finijuuo I
KU..KIXO. Noam ybrrtyst. f
-The Warehouse Koom and Office./
.<<•l by I’urtr? U. Friend & Co., l‘S Front *t.
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ISAJAII PICKKT 4 Ct>.
'OK K E.\ T—A LutJL44L>y LUO foci, on wliich
ns... rrwtod. Ao n remlrrtng
f< r nny kli.J of tnnuui. . Ting. situate on Dynnmq
vL, llirmlitgliim, .'!'!"*)<«.• iAusmno’B Cool Depot. Eu
>•< ALK.\AiCIILK KING,
Liberty strict, PitUbnrfh.
tfftti) auction Sail
i*. M. XjyY Vls3, ,A.uot J cmet-r.
GonimcrcUl Sate* Kcoias No. Si Fifth Street,
STRICTLY CHOICE ROOKS 15Y CATA
LOU UK. —lu t)<e cmuually valuable couectlouafcrer
tyy vulniuw, t.< to mid t*y ou SAIiIHtDAY-J2Y&
JJI N'ti, atirdi Mil, Hi ojd o'clock, on the soetjod
Auction JfOt’iii, No. M fifth et, uro ombnidud i* sat «Lob
dfto pnneb, 25 voir, OdiuJen Society Pablicktioiu, 24 volt;
Uurrls collection of Voyages anti Travels, 2vo]a,. folio;
comi'Ulc works, 7 volt; Sw ucotV"Footica 1
Works, & -roll*; KititiL n English Anthology, u vote? Melon's
wliM-iu or Charles lauub,4 vuLs works_oiiiordßoilngbrofcc,
i v.'ln; Edauiud-Uiiik.sH aches oi Lord finmgh&tn,
2 v.its; complete works of Dr. James Beattie) 10 voir, Agrlfi
j>V« Q.“/ks. of (deceit I‘bikvopky, 2 voU, Th.jinpson's Magic,
: t.iir, Sio:irhen;r s r.jjt’s'i ituml Hports-. Wltksn»ohVAn
cient F.pn|.tisii9, 2 vuta; NutellaOrnithology,2vols; Ke
c'icdLuic’-b Manual of Classical Li ten tore; Beckmann's
History oi itmtitfons. 2 vo*i; tiddlhey's Poetical Workr;
Abbotsford edition ol \Vaveriy, 12 rols; Wilson’s Nodes Am
brnmamu, 4 vols; M .-tk rn Staudord Drams, n vohi; Kirfaard*
a»n*o Novel*, 10 tolss Dr.uJt rJ’s Wonders of the llcAToaKl
Froissart’s Chronicle*; w.-rics by Swedenborg; Oli'or’4 An*
I lnjoitk‘3 of FiioM utoLrv, etc. ' ••-
[ t)l lTite.rsl U’ e. U-unr.o ui.il practical raraare, EnaJeV
I Manual of Obemi-lrv, 2 vid>; Ctivmkal Technology, 2 vols;
I tile Asui. ifßCi CdJr t y >i.-tcalf, 2 volsj Hood on Warm*
I kir Uolidtugc I'ngi-j’t hunted AirhiKtcrr,' American
Cv.uagv* iiuii-l-'i, l>. ■*:,'!!» lor Iren aud liras*; Kd^DloM’
! Ybhcv Pr-,Hudi Ke.U--. • dMial Views of London, IT VO)«
! binckii- L hen’- Uupvtvi oi4 MnchiuDt Amsinnt, 2 tolb,
i kuvo .; io:io. Kxt-ui.-ute ri-f.ai Kuirlmr, Alboa on Iho High
! pr.-f-imro Steam buy m,2 wi*; L-udueroa lhiilWikyq«nl
I iUilv'iy Fka>iij*Jty. t«c dc. _ t , ■ „ ....
I In t*r«- i;• »''i oig t» Christian Clast;.-*,U voir,
1 I'ue rendu? t>ht 'd 1 ''.rarv. by totuiuebt l/WiiKiCD volt; 3er-
I «my Tiji r's Kve-uplur, II vole; Ancloot LitOPgyof
I (tie Catired oi Kuiilaurf; NYw TtwUnietil Irutn lb-? vulgato of
; I «52: riie wvoral dilTercnt trJiliuus of the Book of Ccnnuoo
I I‘taytr, C-'iicenlsnr.: L' :'.<■< Lltnrgy; on ninmlutted frayrr
Iki-k. with Holbchi s Imt.cc of Death, rtc.
Acinus Ibf Toiiiutes cl the Cue arts are nsmatd’a Fkdch
m iTawttrerlaßd: Uunuiu;,ham's Onlierj of i'lctaros.2 vols;
J?«afmiaaw siduma,u.o
l.uhing Club s l» AU‘ 2r-j of MjilUjD, e - c. T
Tbotouiitj ond accurscv of tins eJitlonsln tills ciieulto
o.lUction aro uuenr ( uv*y.>-l, q.dMagtton aro iuiw rtmly, and ,
Jim r~oks " .il lw &>f cxandnatiououiS«Uirday.‘ i:
. wr:: _ ' P. M.PAYIsTAnd -
r pRADE SALE OF/BOOTS AND SlIOBS:
JL—Ou VTwli'wby tuorninc. Match Mb, »t 10 oVtocjh ■ •
will be sold,thu coratnerdsl Bales rooms. No*•
-UlOO case#pilnte Boots and Shoes, all of wWetwj**??
MMjnnable gtxjSs, atlccltd with cafo, and >
..iitnmrT.., Ihestoek tomprtaM »full?
Women's.Mimps*, Yt«illis , ,u.ijs , andChiWr«iv #t * f » W
CUl mrli o,o n*'» ru nA vTB, Anct,
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AUSTIN LOOMS k CO., acWlUB l * Kltitanst,
XT A LUAUEk’STOCKS AT A.TJCTION—,
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10 «m *«■■•-» AUSrXN LOOHI3 & CO,
Stock Bn&cm, 58 fourth it.
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STOCK'SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS &
hew., AT «IS JrKROIIASTS'BXCUARdK EVERY
•«lyuaPAY Bri4g% tnvaraoc* J»4
aotper gtuii, B«uil and Jlcal XmUU, iwM <U public
ift£o Mrrch ,ial «’ JEicliAn KO i . ;
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Hotufc BiaHh und Luwm on Seed JbtaU' (B
AUSTIN LOOMJSf* C&...
•oSI 7 Stock Koto Orukc-r*. W Ifoor&itu
SYRUP— 46 btls. Pennsylvania Syrup;
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Ctvsiusjaa fr.mi lUt* Operu l*uri
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iii.l'wiif, fctfrnl EcglitL
>J tb- l--'t Italian Comic
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red in the test
and tvtail dry
m Bfury Ware
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