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ING, JAN. 14, 1861
:,::'..` . ..':.:ll'oN.:lYAlt.:.'so
ista.:EtwAs sa'able w bleb wee delivered
• siesta Ss tut, sod wh n ieli we bays
the ileanini oar Waders is tint preibiat
iiitabar or 100 to be kilted OR our fret
Toin Peeress* ourionnse—Some Republican
i
' Con 1 Including Mr. Hale, of this
- "
member'
if e l . of Oel ' 111.
.-
• - State ' r thitton, o, appear w
' - fog to & assent ; to the compromise which lit;
~, _Otiose his got through tilt Committee appoint
';
--•.:•iii by thnCesgrthentha from the Border States.
- - • • The trees of th is hemp:noise are already pretty
- - . : 1- dislike wie to our renders. They include propel-
• -,
,:tions to gnaw forevek againet the alxilitimi of slavery
:-..,.
to the Dbetriet of Columbia - and the national forte
•. ' „ ' *_ -a id• 44 k7Ords l ad amendment of the Fugitive
• - Slave Law, inking . deny its most °rendre features ;
_.....-
as amendment of tti,D*Ceoilltutlon - prohibitlog coy
' • : letierforeeee • with slavery in the States; and the
, • '; odoptletiof the hit/Snarl Compromise as the tests of
1 - ,.:: - tt Me on nt the Nntional Tenitories between Frei
4GLI a Blayel7.
-,,...,.,
The orts oil Republican members of the ilo,
we glad to 'note, almost unanimously rejed
...' .these propoeltiorte. 1 Beyond Meade. Hale, litahton
•
and Nixon, therie appeared to be but few, and none
-- ' others t me th dote, in favor of them. We enter to
them____ t erdecided Akashi.
- L i -- Welder, no obje4llons to, the propositions resplot
- . 414 slavery. in the District of Colombia and the Fa
, gittri Slave Lai, if they come up as Independent
= • geopteitions, irths, peetive of the clamors of the Se
eassionlath, and's:cleft to be decided upon their own
-':merits. So fare. the frorik Is ooncerned, no app.
~-;:-• althea of any moment will be raised to theirpasuge.
• ,objection to th em Is that they are to be pressed,
-....,..-- ~.....,.._
;.,.;:t.::resicita prepositions upon their multi, but a parts
, -,- %'nef - ii general plan end dependent upon the measures
..':—...'," '...Mltieli they are ittaetia.
:r7." - l'irtis proposition to amend be Coostitutkos so en
- - I'..th prohibit, In !direct terms, any interference with
''. '.-• Slavery to the Stabs, le one filth seems ;dentate.
but has really no good argi tin its favor. The
Constitution needs no amend • at. in that particular.
'The Ccolutitatien now eon •• sno 'grant of power
• ehich cal, by 1 my possibill i „• be tortured into u
• light to interfere w ith
, slavery in the States, and the
.- • , :poison 'bleb it does not • i am, by an especial
-: =- provision of that ittstrnment, • to the States.
• ,--, -To put a restrdnidg clause to it, to the face of
tids ewesping Ireierydion, therefore a work of
' • • mipmerogation. That which he Constitution does
• not permit Is !In I.ieality p hibited. Why, then,
.. , { .
",•.- amend the Constitution by in log in It a probibi
. .
thee already In *sitting here?
The extension ht the Mn uri Compromise to
- Califoreia, as i mere let of • Ogren, wonlido no
good. ' That Ithe existed on , and the tooth gave
itself no peace mita it wee repealed. It was one
of its rrgrievatemi • "rr and ice restoration can now
givi sansfactlou Ito neither' section. The grand i
struggle his idle icalamtuathd ; the great question
, to be decided; ie, shall the trenitorias, all, be free
or slave t • Tie 'friends of 1 - freedom in the Terri
tories have liustethed their interpncation of the
•
Coinitution by le:popular t inurph, end they are
i. - . entitled , to folksy the fruits Cl that triumph. The
preparation to restore the Minouri Compromise
Lies, Is are attempt to cheat tkpm oat of their hard
earnedvictorj. ) They have won the control of the
•.' ClOventurent - ; I add , the - present Congrees has no
right.to set 'Side the popular verdict in advance
..._or the opportipaii, to terry it into effect..
get •well if they will but
keep their:handl off . hint. All that is needed IN
tim&—tisue new administration to gist into
. - . ,
operation._
- Tho phyeician the people bays chosen,
from Bprimillo4-will at the matter all right, and
that is more than the whole medical' faculty now
- at Washingtott - City can do. Let sham give tbs
mum ep diaPair, if they will ; but any how, let
Meat give 3Llup4 and address 'themselves to the
more important teak of vindicating the power and
, integrity of the .Government. ?bat is mach more
OSIMULIIII than lay attempt at Conciliation and
Compromise.
Goo. Commun.—lt la now rendered eartain, no
withstanding the dispandnis sent east - tram this city
' to the contriO, that Gen. flurnittin has been ten
' demi tie pat of Beentary of the Treasury, by Pres
' Meet Lineolti, aid has mamma the position tender
ed blot. ; , 3 .
Th r Lan ' eminent litnenin this - appointment.
Oen: Onsierob *mecum, in • high degree, the en
rgy, the bliiness .capecity; and the financial AM
_imolai, to ins Cosna in that deputment of the Got
amuneet, and bandit redeem that branch from the
obloquy as biniresting upon it Site wide zoinalute
Ince with the eSpitalbna of the oounhy, combined
with. the confidenoe they repose in his Jadgnent,
and h 4 verbidexper limos's a public man, especially
qualify hlm for die &ea.. •fle will find the Treasury
1.• empty, the eiedit of, the goVeremant low, the nation
- deeply_ la debt, ised.lti Oneness in almost the:dies,
bleVeonfulliie hod with the Dew administration a
• sew ordei or things will begin ; and his untiring
energy and Aid, In otstkinetion with the new oonfi
dean the public will feel In the ehanpd upseit of
alfairs, will serve once more to restore the exhausted
_'treasury of the'oonittry to Its fanner healthy eondi-
Oen. Can 'ion rewired 'Ow !almost unanimous
endoreseteek of the fitate Coevention which atom
bled at. lisixlstoug,:en the 224 of February, 1860,
aid I'lllBoBot* for the post "sedated him has been
urged:epos tied President sleet by the publie mon of
•
the Stati with tt end :amity as thorough.and. cordial
•air' that with which he was endorsed for the Presi
dency. in 'selecting him for this post, the President
eleet..laabet ibilowed the . Unerring Indliations of
piddle pullouts! throughout the Consmonweelth.
There rare, =say
_men is Pennsylvania who
—•• hsitated St soppordag him for the Presidency,
bet who will ackao'oriedge the great propriety of
lb. *action made is this instance. They all
know hie cenijetteaey for that position—that he is,
•• ••w.pbauedlyiiherirht saga is the place.
There is!st'additional significance is this select
.' • dna._ It is the eanienti to Peensylvaniii of the
nerunatioU °lithe system of proteitioi to Anted.
rffirindistVy 9en. Cameron iv, and hai ever
been eci closely identified Oith=lbe Protective,
Tariff priiiiiile,that his spPolatineet is the mgr.
*ate of a return to the policy of a Tariff for
Proiecticin, and the kn.
• Odd" oi.stiscific dirties on Coal and Iron, the
; ... .
el.Penasylvania.
dcbreelteer ley dawns upon es.. With the advent
of i . lbe sew ridnunietration neves apew career of
proapprityl for the coastry. -The Southern treaties,
will sale *spit's, under the well direct.ed Monis of
a gOvisenSamte in union, which wilt , say what it
*Mies and itieen , te its eomnuuids promptly.' That
4Trittmete,.aele /direly will be, for (Slices.
. get Will *l4 with es tepid and determined treat
,. matt from Lincoln, a. from laokeon,),end t he
allergies 01 the country afforded hill
play, we way reitirosa* look-forward to a rue
. tine, imidthibl pad inpigersting. The load agdar
which it hie bat :lalecolog is to be removed, and
what id eilider it from yelping once mere the
„,
ViZARACTIpI9IIO.--The . (favourer of South
Corollas hoe ordered them. 8. Bnb-Treasnier,
sk.Cbululos, rum to pay over to the United'
Iltstie tie Mosey oelleeted and paid late him
ea behalf of,the 8. government. Theo Bildt'
flevoliee' - , adds robbery to rebellion. The one
Oilers / the caw.
• - 'TireY iiiiiprob*Ply excites themselves_ on the
gratuad . thire , they are herd up. They cannot.
wart ; bat they are Not satiated either to beg
.orittesl.;
As a pi* lid ovoid of the rams sobers. of,
pleader, 'ha Cherietton Mercury proposes rob.
biry, on tlii i higemerre. ' It gravely regicide that
marauding oboul4 . be Oiled out
agatest Northern oommeree, sad dug thee - gold
Celiforela _ea 111. way through the Gulf of
Nada !lit stud a rich Tess to the mew pint
tealergeolUition it proposes to form. The Mer .
..itut let flaildi bald time forte sad the eep
Uri slyest Of affair” I. obsiged.: Boob weenie
le tiorme or ler, trill here se port'af iatry, "mid
west be inppliat toevorytray from M very long
diersace, Chit a t see; while as _ensicarref
the North rs the Golf mat fett iv eel ray to nu:
1...;,_
totfpritrfisiss; and . ChtVow* gold wai pay au
Otel 41114 0".. — 7 On oft - part :t.l'fileave the
eile
arisOtitler .. . ; relleitteir - . , end irteisioia,ef the
P#44.:Of Phi " ' .'," --".n - ..,.,
:red:i ilferevo iisfor igitop thatihkNOrth can
Soma a hundrid priva.esis to one in Booth Car
-1 aline; and thatlrfasf kind of wartutiii to he
introduced, I,tl can send a Dent that will sweep.
teas of thotisiods of Slaves from its islands and
lay waste 'talent:re 601141. It it 1111.7.i0t15 to try
the experime t?
There is bet little desire in the North for such
••warfare , but if South 'Carolina chooses to
[dilate it, she will lied her bands fall. depend
on it.
PISMO UrON TOR /3rAll or ?Ur Wtitr.--See4l
Caroline hi■ fired ibe fiat Atot. She bai'paseed
•
the Rubicon, and inaugurated • state . o 6 war, by
filing upon the Star of the West. That vessel,
canyieg sunoliee: to a tY. S. fort,
_unstinted sod
unable to delenJ itself,l,..was fired agog by the
cowardly rebels, sad the'echo of the gene to Now
rtuarbentieg throughout tie - country, exciting the
ledignation aad aronsiag the boaUlity of every man
whoeeaympathiee are with the goventinaut of his
With the roar of these gnus soundieg le the can
arils Natiieti; will the timid mu of the North lay
!eager tali about conciliation it Ave we to make
cenceseiois to theme rebels whilst their grape shot
through the cordage of oar vessels 7
it maalp is it worthy ih# name of Americas, to
be . debating over propositions to mollify men who
scout at all euggestkput . qof arraugeMeut, throw
away the scabbard, and eppeal to thelarhitrameat
Orilla sword t They have chows their remedy
let theta abide by it.
Or NO Occasional," in the Philadelphia
Nat, admits that but little good, if any, can come
of Coacieuion, now. tayn: Yon will perceive
that the, ultra slave Slit make no propositions
whatever. Sonth Carolina, who started out with a
falnehoed in her declariltion of independence atto
the abrogation of the foiltine slave low by the Iran
Staten, would net ixt brought back if every North.
ern State repealed . its personal-liberty! , bills add
adopted a law to remand fugitives to their owner*
by. State officers. Nor would any other remedy
propitiate her and those who arepreparing to fol
low her. It is not to be doubted that Missiuippl,
'Georgia, sad Alabama will be out of the Union in
a very abort time.
Elpead Corroop?nikuce of the Pally Pll4l , orgb Oustte
- Hientavaa, January 11, 1961.,
EVA. Gazette e—Natioril again will keep upper
most. Our repreeentatives try to address Mem
el:three to the routine work of legislation ; but it M
no O. No one has stomach for anything but the
discussion of what is foremost in every mind—the
struggle to maintaie the integrity of the govern
ment.
In the House, the drat thing done was the offer—
ing of the Chtcago Platform, entire, in a aeries of
resolutions as adopted at Chicago; for adoption as
the voice of penveylvania. The resolution. wet.
offered by Mr. Hcfius, of Mercer county. The
House, however, refused to proceed to their sec
ond reading.
A resolution was then offered inviting the
Wide Awakes to use part in •the ceremonies of
Ina•guration on Tuesday next. The Holm post
poned it by a vote of• 47 to 44.
By this Hive, the majority were ashamed of the
treatment awirded Mr. Hodes' resolutions, and •
motion (a reconsider prevalled,6o to 37. The tea
ciliations were then put on second readier, and a
debate ensued occupying the entiro union, the
House adjourning at the regular hour without dis
posing of them.
In the Semite, a few petition. were prmented
and one or two tills reported, and a resolution
adopted to creath a new Standing Committe of fire
on the Federal Aelatioae ; when Nth. Smith , . rein.
lullone on the National Crisis came up and ocapied
both a morning and afternoon minion, the diocua
lion being the •bleat ever li.teoed to in this Cap
ital.
Mr.Welah, (Democrat,) led off, hot did no
speak long. In acme,. to a question kom Mr
Hell, he declined to Fay whether he writ inlaror
of secession or coercion, and in anon to a re-
quest from the same ge adman; to point oat what
wu objectionable in the 95th and 96th sections of
the Code, ho confined himself to generaliues, and to
the fact that the repeal of those motion s had been
largely petitioned lor.
Mr. bitClure culled attention to the fact that the
resolutioas al Mr. Welsh proposed to repeal a
section of the law guaranteeing the writ of habeas
cmpus4td to establish Slavery in Pennsylvania ;
that neither Mr. Wharton nor Mr. Welsh, bad in
theirspeeehm touched open the distinctive paint. in
their own amendments; and that they were both
hostile to the grand principle which underlies all
free goversmentsokat tho normal condition of
Man and the Soil, as they come from the hand of
Cod, is that of Freedom. He wanted those gee.
tlemes to stand up to their own positions, and not
shrink the discussion or them.
Mr. Welsh replied by defending (be peculiar
features of big resolutions referred to by Mr.
fillClari,puttiog the beat lace possible on those
propointions.
Mr. - Laadoo,the Soutar from liradford, followed
in the ablest speech I have yet herd on the floor
of the Senate, It was bold, manly and elcquent,
and be held the Senate spell-bound by his aplend id
oratory,. receiving the congratulations of nearly
eery Senator at its dose. He opposed concesmon
and compromise ; and them was so much marrow
in his utterances that they wended( peculiarly en
couraging, after the vaporing of the concareioniste
to which we have been compelled ,to listen for
some days put. He portrayed the wrongs NOrth
ern men-have been compelled to coffer in the Rooth;
the sacrifice of the rights of free speech and a free
press ; and said that before the South asked as to
concede anything to them, they mast themselves
observe the obligaticins imposed upon them by the
Constitution. There is nothing, he contended,
which the North can honestly or honorably eon
cede; and the orly alternative to non-concession
it to Mend by shay government, strengthen its bands
and innint anon the maintenance of the Constitution
and the Union and the enforcement of the Laws
It is the duty, be geld, of Pennsylvania not only to
.utier her condemnation of the exteseion of Slavery,
bet to resist upon the salty, the 'indivisibility and
perpetuity of the Goventment.
Mr.. Chum' (Deur.; Berke,) 'node a speech ens•
. .
"mate -anything—any condi:mine —toy ader,fice
for imam It Peennyletnis does not repeal the
95th and 96th iections of the Code we plunge the
country into civil war—en eeeee in which the
Booth would End sympatbisere in Pennsylvania,
and a war which might be brought to our very
doors in nonswimmer) of (hut sympathy.,
Mr. Keieham, (Rep.) of Lucerne, made every
able 'peach io reply, am fall of backbone an that'of
tdr:"Landon, and 1 regret that 1 bomb not room to
give it.
Mr. Irbh followed, snslaisiog folly the positions
taken by Mr. Landon, and .adroisting the enforce•
moot of the against the rebels of the South, In
an eloquent manner. He avowed Ms willingesse to
vote for•theibsolotions of Mr. Soilth.
Mr:-Finney, (Rep.) of Crawford, with sledge ham
mer leak, demolished the arguments presented by
tho democratic members. Us showed that the Two
lotions were simply en substance of our devotion to
the thlloll and the necessity or maintaining litotes%
and that all attempts to lag its the 95 end 96 sections
of the Code are foreign to the subJeat. If gentlemen
insist that civil war must result Rom oar refuel to
repeat them; let it ewe" . ..Mr. Welsh hid said in
this • disitusion_that be (Kr. W.) had no political
'principles be would not give op to WS the Union:
Oa' the contrary, be (Kr: Pinney) would not'give
up a single principle to rave the Unlon. He would
musteln b4priodlplu, in the Union if he could,: oat
of It If he mutt. Ile wad ror the Delon, u itit, and
he donsontirited !train that the dairies of hostility
to the Union *ought molest the Republicans were
bolus and untrue.
The ,diseusien wu continual by Mr.' Welsh, on
the Democratic side, and by . *emu. Ilale;lllcCiare,
and hound the 11:!113UkIliClUI Side, 'Ail of whom
made able speeches, and it Is to be regretted that I
Unnot 'give even an abstract of whet the, said. 'lt
mist stma.to say that the Republicon members
took distinctive ground against eirfeentisedonaper
'lantern while red.lisided war and tplesot
*woad in our midst, and that the nice question be
fore the country Is, Sian the.iltivarOnteek bi a s.'
mined and the Constitution and the Union
odned I. TIM concluding speech of Mt. llcOlnre eras
exernliegly able and exhaustive of-the whole' tub:
.1.01, and wu excessively annoying to the
crate Senators.' It expend': their laUsiiiteneilil
and their mlmpremotallenamost , thoroeghly, and
ocnipousa, tau( to. difle•Aitif:poeithiaa *DOW. 1111 -
&elk*: that the Union etiefkbe, 0011,b and will
be preserved; that reansylnialnimd her sees boo
"6*,:.0;0,'141,41V OW
it tbsirlealptek"ef lbs. Chleagar,PlattermOs - 00 , 11'1
leraviritid‘46lgiediOdli,
'aidle . qmit 3 o-Itiiiiiiilb int W 94 !11104t4.07
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The eihele . trgleed tcpala of ibiafuirkprion t ,
on tbeWbliellit sib; wldrit.o4; 44 11,1 8 0 r 1
at;°ll * }i**o +4 1 ; 1 45.0.4 , , 00"4to be'sigkr,. :
:ad hesetty ceniid9o . ily' TeCue Jim Imes , .
and thelbeeksidell Aiiro.W' r e:it'allAiielia4 - tk
yield. ' : i .
At 7, I.: M., the SeesitiCiine . io - iititeinthi
resolutions.. Mr. Welait'4 :tt toteiteell ilrin ' l ' VMorl .
down, dto22 . Mr. Wharton'e'teere'isithdravret
ot .
by the mover.. The Sth r ' 1116013 ' was r "slightly
amended by Mr. Pcnnayien - to claim - from: the
South the obserranco - of our 'ghts, whilst we coe
cede diorite, and this weethe only amendment
adopted. Theresidutions went thiongh by a petit,'
vote, 24 to 6,, - ameadotent offered by the
i,
Democrats being voted Omni, end at 8 o'clock,
P. 114.,1 after the longest sondem I remember, the
Suite 'adjourned to Monday:. at 3, P. M.
FROM WASHINGTON
The errori■ei which 'pm:attest Charleston has
driven 'away some of the: most substantial , people
with thiuMacted basins. there. Two receit in.
stance. are known- of iarge money contnbotions
.being 4eguroded, with! Strong intimations that if
not answered, they would be compelled. The as•
senments were paid, and the parties removed
their families. Provisions are scares and high,
and two thousand soldier.: throw■ into the city,
with Northern commehieation ehtoff, *a it now is,
would Make a lamina in thirty days, so short is thu
aupplyi Yet they pretend to deeini war.
Conapiraters like. Mr. Slidell are greatly disturb
ed that Mr. Holt should 'adraieiner the War De-
partment without being nominated to the Sebum,
for their vindictive reminge. It is hoped he will
controls° there until the 4tb of March, though it is
known to be 'picot 'his personal inclinations.
There' is no actual necessity for sending his name
to the 'Senate. -
Senator Slidell!. resolution of inquiry relative to
HolPit acting as Secretary or War, looks to an im
petchtnent of the President for an 'alleged usurps.
don of the right. a thO Senate. This movement
diseloses &anthilr point is the secessionists con
spiracy. It seems that they have been relying on
their 'power in the ff i enate!to defeat the appoint
ment of the new Cabinet officers ishisneVer their
sympathizers should resign, and thus! tO paralyse
the Government. The appointment of Holt as
Secretary of War ad interim, without sending his
name to the Senate, disconcert. the plot, hence
Senator Slidell's attempt to frighten Mr, Buchanan
by an intimation of his impeachment.
Senator Bigler to-day ably sustained the Presi
dent's course in appointing Molt. It 'is unfortu
nately true that the President contrives to vacillate
indeed of rigidly pursuing hispolicy and maintain
ing his own position against the seceder.. He
want. to save the Union,hot his eotatitutional
timidity conatently impars the efficiency of hi.
administrative policy. ;
Senator Peirce has yielded to the °guide pres
sure" sad united to a 'request for convening the
Legislature of Maryland( 'governor Hicks still
resist* the scheme, which has for its moving inspi
ration a parpos• to make her an instrument of the
disunion con•piracy, sell' of a revolutionary at
tempt to establish a Provisional Government on
the 4th of March far a Southern Confederacy.—
While Maryland refuses to join tho plot, it has no
hope of mecca. Hence, every effort is directed
there, tint with no intention of allowing her any
intimates in the movement, if the traitors should
;succeed in insuguratieg it. The whole ppogramme
of the revolutinaiets hi constructed on a Mexican
model, and only needs a pronuncismento to be
complete, which Mr: Wiest' will probably issue
before long;
Mr. Davies speech woe constrained and subdued
in temper, null terminated in the desire 'for peace
, ful separation, with a hint at possible reconstruc
tion. Ills arguments in favor of the right of seces
sion, and in vindication of the position of South
Csrolina '
was feeble and baiting throughout, and
betrayed the conscionsnen of weakness. Mr.
Trumboll answered ht* charges against . the Re
publican party promptly and effectively, asking the
Democratic side why th-y did not stand by the
compiontise 15511, and mewls the !Melon line,
If they desired rate, instead ut making ate and
exorbitant drained. which they lade cold not be
granted.
Muck Newark is extitril by the troa'l.- off:00,-
000 in specie (ruin the Yrirk
to this city, without any sufficient remain bring
"signed. 'Phi. unusual proceeding :s not under
stood in boancisi . eirrles, and the prir.ti.odeil exyda-
millet. are by no meal a astislactoly.
The Heine will inert th e
Isff onothildg thrown
upon It by the Pres.dent by adoptinz, at the first
opportunity, the force bill teceetly ri purled from
the Committee on the Judiciary by Mr Bingham,
of Ohio. It will then' remain for the Senate and
Mr.' Buchanan to do their part towards providing
for the enforeeinent el the taws.
Her is now combined inevitable Even the most
sanguine, after reading the tem from Charleston
to-day, admit that all hope of compromise is past,
and are hourly expecting to receive intelligenee of a
Gehl between Major Anderson and the South Caro
lina trooth, which, it Is especied, will be the signal
for a united South, and an attempt, led by Virgluis,
to capture the Federal capital, and take poseenion
of the paraphernalia of the Government. It Is to bee
feared that no sore tenant* can b. plated on the
"Old Dominion," and this she rill step between the
traitors and the ungeaese of the tow, threatening,
that if an attempt to made to punish them, and they
an not allowed to 6o on_end consummate their
treason by breaklag up th Union, she will enrol
herself on their side, and thus end all hope for a
peaceable settlement of diSoulties. Some tear that
'Mr. Buchanan again hesitates, and that he will not
reinforce Major Anderson, and they allege that the
Brooklyn was sent out from Norfolk to Inter
cept the Star of the Wen, as soon u it sou, as.
attained that the but diepatch communleatleg her
real orders and countermanding the order for
Charleston, had not reached New York In time, and
that Tenet is now looking for her, and will bring
her throe up to Fort Monroe. In view of this state
of affairs the wont is to be espected, and even the
pebble property to Wublngton city is not tend/sly
safe. General Scott 'seems to entertain this opinion,
tor troops are daily arriving . here, and at puts to
this vicinity, and lieu° that Molar TLareey Brown,
the commanding offioar at this post, arrived herniate
night to make the peouseuy arrangements forbring.
log on two light batteries and one heavy battery It
is not improbable, alto, that as affording a Ana school
for practice, the Watt Point cadets may be brought
here temporarily.
It cannot be believed that Major Anderson will
boa quiet looker-on If the unreels destined for Port
Sumpter, bringing reinforcements arid other near
eery things for him will be sunk by the batteries of
Port Moultrie, which are entirely under the com
mand of hte gone. 'Already he has given notice to
the revolutionary authorities' at Charleston that they
moat expect the wont from him if they attack the
American Sag, whether 'la or outside of the fort.
Prom s man just returned from Norfolk, I learn
that the Brooklyn, previous to readying orders to.
sail, wee prepared for en attack of Governor Who's
Minute Men, who had threatened to burn her. Her
gam were 'hotbed, end , the crew and matinee pre.
pared for any emergency, although smonget them
there were some few siding with South Caroline.
Troops are pouring Into Charleston from all quar
ters, if for an other purpose hot to enjoy the fun .
The went effeot, bowsur, of a fight at Mutation
will be felt In other Southern States. The. owner
' !adv. element will be overpowered by the Diem:don
: ists and the rabble, all suffering now from the cal.-
' males of the present hard times. Not having any•
thing to lose. they will nails embark in any scheme
midrib promisee them roll f, sod promises are emu
: thing of which the Sweden are not In want.
Mr. Seward , * speech Is to be conciliatory upon
the basis of that made 'recently at the Astor Hoag',
•at the New Eeeend Society's dinner. The Smith
requires more the: words at 018 jointure, and be
has not yet intimated soy disposition to go terther.
As the pest Premier,.hisdoclorations will bet venni-
Mud with much precision.
Notwithstanding, the con6Jent eminences al
some ofyour cutemporanes, Mr. ResselPs bail has
been reduced to oie.fiAle the gum origins'', freed,
and try ta now at 'liberty to confront Me Remmers
and hobnob with his Confederates. My prediction
is, therefore, literally verified. Mr. Bailey ought
to he released to melte the affair complete. ,
Mr. Corwin is praparing hie report to ace.ompany
the Mlle Born the Crisis Committee. He intend'
• bringing the 1110Ithe to II direct note JD the various
propositions without any prevbem understeading
with the north, an was at . first intended. The
Dieunionerte will not-accept them, and eves the
Border States reline their assent. -
.Misainsippi has 'pained a .socessicie ordnance,'
and supposes herself gilt of the Union. Mr. Brown
tether eigoi6ed to.day that he would not row any
longer in th e Suite', and, •of course, Mr. Davis
entieet.. They bare heretofore embarrassed mai,
oral important measotas thopunge of which will.
•be facibuted by th eir ageence. , •
When Mr. Tiles and some other patriots co,
who bare been .bleidieg lb. Treasury freely for
ingrate's' comitithincies, it will be • quite coin.
fortable, and no agitatios need he expected. Had
these marplota bees kept at home for the last tee
years, there would riot have been a ripple as the
iodate ion.
Wiliam that Mi.iLiochig bi,.melted fin thus.
'Henry Winter Darisi of Baltimore, to a seat to his
Cabinet. We are. mit aware ot roams why
Mr . Olteliattheld hot accept the invitation. We
preinimo he will hare Abe portfolio. of Secretary
ell tiFet Navy. It 111 hardly, ReCeNth ry. to, uy that we
regard this es au dare leat>ppointmeot. Mn.
Dam, Winch still a young man,-hat bed great es.
pulsate in ,public and'compiaii,thility with
energy and. Vrallieleti Thal country will approve
the selection..-Trifire.
111 , 13010151 till toad ioe L 0,1 aro always dhaploabia,
WM& 11111411M6 .411.Mmodattlom and broschltla or tow
aamilloo may bo Mcrusult,.4lota pop may con ibis
okamoabrokroooptly .44 vaii.imuy: numpunfir
11011ROP/111110 OODON or 0011011 AND VIVO PILLb
Alwaye do ib yolk. You need Mil, MA* plaliabt imam
and your coo& li koaa mad cold mad oa by enchant;
OrteiV2fi auto per !opt;wllA , dlraWsow : s ix boss, $l..
• N. 11-4 tall sets! tlinitni,3lN.Uosoaeraruo llrsolitog
Po of olnii4ors,i and tetl4, Marini Itimalliejn
swesC* 3 am% $A dui% 1 * vi*lß tales $4; owa
fifteen tgairs, sod Mtn& Wu% 25 emits sod $ll
I Then itobseil'Kb, ill& do& bat oe ems. rn net bl
rue et atm.& fres of plains, NAT Mdla.,oo m u tA
the prksi. addrerr. I - Dr. IP. SUMMIT& &Op.
1i0.'6011 alm of*.
..014 by 3.11. YOUTOP, rink WM. Mk* 'deo *lll
4 . 41 * 01 /**Ag eni * mows& , , adtpurdar •
, 11, Wt w expenonoed, Nano
oil raw. Plosichp, Oei• liatiUdeg Iyiiw tar ablitket
pielblatOrblek tffiiiir.."*.li t ol u m ai o g 4041 4
*jr .sallosheig Abe malt; M 11111 hdbmeiii . es 11(
40, 7 611 DOMINI blion ,l6 ,*Witelbol -. WPW
ote.l4lll , 4oitteolet ti
.y? Leila Mt' Sat 1 113 ' 04 %' 1411011 ►
01.11441,•#,,14*04440:0`,17,*diL1it.
. .
r Iris" wißottlib
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~ ...., ; ' ^.•- p itt.barid4. . "
ti3OTlO,. fliknii,lUL Z MUT 0.'77 of the .
--, llOallioldenk at die Alteettiay.lfol ItAntaad Cam.
p.ay wilt'4. 1. old nine Of 1 1 ,» of too Cloasoakty, earner of
. _" 44 .6 ,, .0
ot.ot 4.141100r10110Y. Via wayd.rdio.
...MILO. TUMID LC, dor St 4 day of r•brur NlO6l, at 10
P ^
" --- - ' ' —•ot of 3 , —. a ff a i r.
,t ot tho P --
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.43 ri°12.1.1,.
Wawa rernamada AILD etsussartais riAll.lll5 00. t
Pittobargh. December 29,1800. J
ANNUAI. MEETING ,of the
BtortLolderoe of the Pittsburgh and Ntonbaorlile
Rationed Oprepany will Do bald on BIOIBDLT, teatury
lea. et their °Noe, N 0.144 fourth Mr:oh fttetb.tf be
tween tbeNonle or 10 o'clock a m. 4ort 12 o'clock meat
shkb Nona mod pisos an Election for Poesidrat end Dinfet•
ono will tor bald to merry for the ening V.':
drillditi BIONICS. TON S t NNlbillifr, Prefatory.
I twice thisserths Asses It. N.Oosorser.
Maine& thewlobe, f O . llOO .
ANNUAL,MEETINU of the
rs
Starkholde of the Chstters Valley Retire.' thew
party edit be held co MONDAY, the tltb .1.0utry,.1461, et
their Dfilce, N 0.144 fourth Duvet, Pittabargh, bet... the
hours of ; end 4 ecloct p. 16 at which 'thue end plane au
llesiou kr Directors he ' lleld to serve during the on.
suing /W.
&SW ! B. W. TON BONNClORDT,ferxrdery.
PMIIIIOIIM, Jan. 4i11.1801.
wwDIVIDENP NOTICE.—The Stookhold
eri or the Pitleburgb . and Allegheny U 1 Co
((nand street) nee hereby soiled Not • Uivtden of TWV
D)LIAII4 AND /OTT MINTS ri/1 ALIARIL, ban been
oltelared—ipayable Orth•lth.
Ja72o , f' ANN. A. MAW& Treosnoer.
Quin or hionol.lllll/11A Nar•Otnhll CO AAAAA
•1 Pitteborgliaseasry 10th, lflBl.
fraqat Directors of the Monongahela Nat ,
Igitlon Coogan, hire JAI. der declared • DI VI.
MIND of (101111 Pita CENT ea the (*petal Stock, out of
the Reirdpee of the Ira ail m00n.% pe7•bio to the
holders oe their legal reprteeetlilves, on or afar the lbtli
hat., to blieltable fund% at the °Mee of the Tremor,.
•
By ardor of the Board.
JoiLlwd W. B. OOP aL AN D, Trtunrer.
! tarries P. tlt InPamizratallanmar C0..1
Pittabergh Jannsay IL 1861. J
'as Stockholders of the Pittsbargh &
get Liberty Pmaeomnr fteiltray Company are hem
by retitled thecae kLBOTION for Pies iden.gere of amid
claputy; to more for the eoaoboe year, will be held at the
01110 e of A. Pllcholaon. Paq., In the Pepped ward. rlty rl
Pittahniith, on MONDAY. the 214 of January, Hal, be ,
toe.. lb+ home of 10 t. m. and 2 o'clock p m.of add d.y.
' A Quaid Meeting of the Storkholdent will be t..in at
the iame'tlote and plane. By order of • raeolutlonol the
Board of
o anagera.
booa
•
N. P. S I WYE% President.
.11 .." - :.P,ITTSBURGLI AND BIRMINGHAM
PANANNOXR, RAILROAD COMPANY—The PAC
OND ANNUAL !MISTING of the Btookboldera of the Pitt.
bomb ODd Illroslogbarti Pemba...N.ooond floonmoy will
be bold Al lb. office of 81mpaufi a. Mope,. No •Ni Fourth
asset, el NONDAIN. flat Jobbery. 1801. al 10 ceduck tn,
at wlilektlew abd plazas Board of Dim tors will be elected
to bor. for the owning year. PM. N. IiNRIIII,
Pittabtowb. Jen 9. 1661.—jaikJ1102l Parela_f7.
[I7IOUNO MEN'S LIBRARY ASBOCI.
•
- AMOR kloction for Prtoldeut, Vico Pro Nang,
Seoratarj, Treasurar, firs Dirsetom sod three, Auditor. for
this Wolin:Moo. to mire for the ensuing year, will 1.. bald
In thetrfßoum, on MON DAY, the lith day of January,com•
Mooring at cono'cic: k p.m, sod elating at 7 o'clock.
A Oscars! Mottling of the, membereurill slati to. held I.
the imolog of the 114[12r day, ally. Dial/oak, when the An
nual Retort. of the Bawd of Dinctori sod Standing Coo,
mitt.. to. mad
WM. U EINOLID, Rrondary
(r - 11,161 bTuUISLIOLDERS of tho Pitto
w-,r Norgh sod dal Liberty Paasanger Railway Comp.
ny ere hew uJ bottfind Met w election for iti.o Woaaen
ot mkooy to wt re for tens n.olpg Yrof..lllbr Lou
at the refire of tne Ooto poly. Third atreek on Moodily,. the
Stet lost-, Warren tha hour. of 10 A. M. and 11 M.
IaLI3I- • J 'V MACKENZIE. Nerrerrrtary.
Oman mumssY limos.. CO,
lifth at., Pittaborgb. lan. 7.1 06 1.
10. IVIDEND NOTICE.—The President
Pad Dlrsztoss of th's Company ban ibis eay do
clarsd olDlvldend of TIIRIN. DU OA ItS Pith (MAU, pay.
able tof the Stockholders or thoh. Irgat repreaentatlva, ea
or afttliths late lIFOLItT
is le
D.ll, DOOR, SerretarT.
.:UCCOND ANNUAL EXUIBITION
wex OP PIM PITTEIPORGILI
ART ASSOCIATION
WILL OPEN ON
WIRDNIFCBDAVY. December 19th
,iiicasows HALL. -
Finn and Sr.. Cl■l6
6611.47 opmCfroas 10 6. m. too p , 664 from 61--70
i4 / 1 =,61 214 . ii aide. Botrim Tlckels 60 rep. , P.M,*
Attu fibbettustments
........ -
Belting and Packing.l
t
Our !GUN BELTING elms strength adaraesil to
Its pp ens, and WSISOIy aver minims tighku,ing t o re
than atom It -hee . perfectly smooth and even surface, nd
hill rqu mareight with. reefed bearing on the pulleys. It
Is menntactured by a perth der dorm.. whereby It le en s
to hi thitaid beat of lital &ohm !Fahrenheit, without being
atfoctefl,and the reveredl •11l tot diminish Int Nis.
bully. It Is therefore not e y •Juabla for eheltered epee
specially wisp to withstand ruposurs to the
emelt*, and run runstastly henna In net plectra without
Wort
Our EATII Eat BELTING Iseitenslvely known
la lb coranineltp a. the brat articled the bind In we. to
prove srukh se put Ws any number of the beet Mimeo.
Oar4oo NI PASIIIIIIIIO Is that mile by the New Yolk
employ, ineaufeetured ander Goodystee patent, and le
' well known to be of riperlor yiellty. It la considered by
engineers and obublnie.a indimpetesable wherever stews
pints !us to be made, u too other substance bee en much
eisatkOty, *bleb hill and Kr high a degree of beet.
DzLANOE,
; Liheprt, St...oppOsit. bead of Wood.
09 1 Weto 6takoW.l4co Leather. Bolt look. wad Hint.
slwae on bunt jelly?
TWO IMPORTANT BOOKS from the
=letter t re& )oat received.
A Yll•Uny of Lord Bums, from aripobliviied
,
Avarbkortsphy of Die. •I•mdeir Willa. Mohler of
berviik, tootalolog Mamoru& of lb. Iles of Lk ikon.
Jaime 11C - Itid Addison Aleoaod•r iv New B 'Am
Tbaseletaoo Preeobler bj Jam • W.
Aim Testarmot Mentor.: by AO Don. '
Ale. now oopylkie of the futlowins good bon
Gamma& Valk bY Tiro &Oboe. -
too of lb/ Apir. Fire nal eerie..
loomed Deadest of We ..
'a g 064111112 of bistatai Hielca7. '
Rvavielloos et a Country Pusan ' .. .
MUM 8. DATIO.
i
.... teld for •W by
No. 9.3 Wood et.
D lANK BOOKS— , •
LKD3EII3, - , MORN ALL
KAY BOOKS, OAIIII BOOKS,
and rimy elrealptloo or Account Book aoa bead or mar
to tar* la lb. Wei manor, ratad to any pattern rerinhad,
with or • Raoul prlatad headings, by • •
WM. G. JOHNSTON k CO.,
jio.4 Slank.Booladakors, 57 Wood et-
BP.(rIKI _•
FOR TLIE TIMES—
_OI The Woof Aadmr Jaelasau, by Parton.
CH
ey kited'. Threats Tbrougb tb• Seaboard More Staten
DiJourney.
ary tbrougb the Back enuatry.
be al Gen. John A. Q.:Massa.: •
revile by
J•l4_
IPATILER BE LTI NU, er the beet Eastern
wake, oelt.tesond, ell sis...4.lsidtta will ran wlthoot
tsot;eltlaff:alt.l *Mt • petted boortus to the polls', el U.
Leather bor. of 111. Wit LANG& te3 Maly se, opposite
best, of Wood. J allows
aUM BELTINU AND UUM GASKETS,
of ybke out theta 300 lehr•mholt without beteg
sheeted, sod the eevertetcold wOl het ateleleta Its phalal
- goo ma valet the heetber Store ef Dig LANOF,
SEghtbetty erectile. h.hg wood. tateew r
QUM - PettIKINGAII thicknesces, LACE
LIIATIIgft, BUM' HOONLIVOOPPKR itivars. ,
!a ,:for ode Y. 03 Maly iitroeti oppoollo And of Wood.
DE LANO.R.
WHITE bbla. Louisville,
T•T • tnr sod- lay
• J. II °immix 100.
nU Et:SC.—IOW boxes prima W. H.;
1L.4 moo Wats tholbnrig, 200 boat I Itoillab lAky,
prltneeintleg Oboe., in .to
J. a OINFIELD SOO.
ifig. Oran; twat. Wand.
FLOUR—aou bbls. Flom, the different
olider, fo optoiro fur W. by.l. OAR
rump I
Co.
Jill 1/1114 alteel, war Wood.
tlBll—Eastern and Lake Fish alwayron
band et lbs Waretkowto
, MN VIZI.° it CIF
DUTTIM-5 bbls. Extra !toll Hume
1,1 rued to oil. by 'Jai IitNRY IL COLLINS
i w. & D. &MOUS,
Cerium col:Market and Fifth 'draws
I AT COST
AT COPT!
IL' COST!
AT corm
AT POST!
I
Alt-Wool De Laineta
/OULARD'S OULU!
?ignred, Fancy and Plain Colored
SILKS !
WOor..EN HOODS
'Look and-Square
SHAW LS,
Striped Fieaoh Shawls!.
tha *bone zap/tars at the tarr beat atyl.
• '
90 . ,. A D. ElthilillP, 001tIthtil iIiTIIAND MARKET OM
lli^.',//aOllO, OWASSO; /PIMA AND .14A114STATA.
fi e lkt)..1111191;001117Ele viifin AND 1441121. ISM:.
111. ID. i litlelliP.coithOt rliro .tie illiAgretlilt.
VA MBANK s'. #011468. --The underte
iied duels,' ippon
,- Milk de: 7 - AlltillNie, BPl l l l4E , ralr 60 ff ALS8.
them li asoidinary to outer lota thy !rxtiesded ocdlo• of
1
*Ur •Weita, is they . bate stood ileo. tees of th in, ,
no lielue elebeethe oda* th irty dadellem, ths le
misteto from 604 &Auto eloothautthetho liamids *J.
rim. alosot keedditeroes , prime. - , . .. •
I`i - 1- , OARTWRIUUT :tr. YOUNG, , ...' . , •.
~N0..97CW004 1 Stztet, ,
'
'Ill! .: .' - 1 .. ; :-. 1 . -- - ..thththr,of Moos* :..,,
.DOl/El3llO AND.STAPLIC
• ; ,••••••• shiiirisis I •,•
.4 , 44ntry • •
"Whita sad Plaid Plawasii-i
' •-•.?
e ) Agb ) 7
Ifill71; PEiIFI3 iIERY t
r am tilk day ta,rcettpt of 1 I.TO s 14
apply
Flo& Perfumery,
...two s or • ghat aircultaint /Pr rw,o4 and
istalca. EXTILICrS: COLUON re, Fine Atnwicass sod
rom.Abra, oral d.ocrt, toloc elso,• largo asiort.
=nit of the Otot I .
. __• A _
EngHAI Toilet Foal's.'
0011113 lei BRUSH Eij at d.a_, GLYCIAILIN/1
CREAM. the beet peeve...that la the week! Nr litevAZkat,
Cesplad Lam* Ups. eta. ere. • • ' •
Uwe wlebitka. mar log In the Bait should call and exam.
Ine its) etvet Bef.,re Po elee•bere. •
. -
• JOSNIGI naimrso..
•
twiner 14erket st. and the
.N. B. NI3N.LXOa/NIVII BURNING FLUID, at aba per
yelled, always as bend.
A Brilliatit Light *ithout ranger, and.Cheap
or t tan any Tlldminallog blot d now to 9 , 10.
Lit • sad try It.
ORPHANTS VOURT ■ALE
IN the matter of the Partition of the Flute
of JOON URN% demoted.
fly virtue of en ordrriof the Orpharee Court of A ll.gheny
Omar, the ,undenigord Swum.. wfl expose to sots, by
voodoo or pahile outcry. at the 0013iff 1100 4 In the City
of Pittsburgh, ou tUUMSDAT. the 241.0 day of January,
A. P. 11161, el 2 acioth rt. m. ell that ratan lot, piece or
parcel 01 around Minato in the /lath ward of the olty of
Pittaborgb, and. tmand.d sod deactlbed Ns follows, to wit:
having 1. [WM ott (Mai Flrd atreet of 26 wt, and 4011416 g
in depth about 136 feet toward. Tartnyhlll Loom and has.
14 Moreau erettrd a 7.S etas Mk* dwelling to front and
a frame .hop in the Tee —befog them:l3e paritimaof whkh
the said Jobs hoed dial et Med, and ordered to be cold by
pagamdings In rutin° Altd to No 3. Jane Team ISO.
W3l A.ANDERFON,
Tamest male. Poe particular. Menke of
JOHN BARTON, Attorney at Law,
Pitt. burgh. Pa
fl
SIGN Di XISI T.—Whereas, JAMLO
LEMON, of the buy of rittaborkh, did make, en the
fl of December, • voluntary andemment or ell hie peg,.
e y, reel, pereonel
and ettsed. to 1 he underslgued, for the
eflt of We credltori, &Winnow! ludebtost to aehl James
0 are r, quested' Lo make lomedlete peymeat, end
hose hevlug clams or 'demand. will meltekuovro the tame
without delay to w. 0. A U4IIIND &UGH, An/
JaB:6lrlewto No. 113 Diamond ee vt.
,
PITTSBURGH PLOW WORKS
J. C. II ID W E' I. 11, ,
Rom".Or to Voeor &
%lAN U VotkUlltt)t OF .141. TII EVA RUT' L'B OF
PLOWS. PLOW CASTINGS.
Cotton ecrac:ers, Cultivators. &c
Adopted to the terioun Soils of the Northern,
Western n: d Southern Staten.
fea
sa , - 11 stinfac lo r y,- 'ch..... awl OtlIce: Corner
Duquissue Way', Fn eft. • wad Oar
ri•on allay, (',4 tbs. mname Ir. in all the il.Slif.l.l
Depot.) .tatO v PITMILING U. PA.
PREMIUM
GRAND PIANO!
'RIM
.- liffn
J UST RECEIVED, a bupurb • carved
FULL. gRAND PIANO
0► OIIteKRIIIN9 & rwEr MALNUMIT MI6
Thlo one or .OhoN NEW INPROVP.9 GRAND?, ror
•bleh 'JUNK lIIRINO t 1W N 8 havejoot ricetved the GOLD
MEDAL ett. the late Nthlblikm of the Nosoorhneeato M.•
thanks'
The public see Invited to call Nest see this. splendid in
tamest et the Warnroonis of
JOHN U. BEEELLOIL
,betroan Dlatonnd alley and fourth rhrsot,
8010 Aput • for Cl:donating Al Bowe Grand, Upright and
rquata Planotortratfor Plthdoorgh and Windom Funned+
*ads. ' d.22tvel'
A $5OO
A GA
THE SUBSC
tnr tee, by. tn.
Chick
lI=EIZIE
This Plano hu
and has tied the hes
float ortle4 bolts In
00Cttl A$ NNW
atteted *Atha Gilt
0087.
EATO . P., CELE
PRIORS II CEpt
PREVIOUS TO TERING INVENTORY OF STOOK ON
THE 11.113 T OP rulaueatv, tot.
Dime sod D lo.k Trlmmalers
Embreldenel Colmrs sad /tete ,
Peel Lam trimmed Coils. sad tot.,
lambroidated.iklemmed and Plain Lilnen
telentli Oapirmad ltoNol, tare lieu.. we:
Omit's, andeblldreo'• Wince :
ilmtim gibbed MI Wool Rose;
Mimi end :deem, Ilnienshirte and Drawee:
Illetions. /lowers soil
Woo: mods. Oszfit. le .
.
60P411 AT IMAT, 1
AND TO tfL FOO SII lli AT LENS THAN 002? .
OUT.
, 1
WHOLESALE I UY MIS . ARE INVITED T(
CALL.
EATON, .CREk 8; MACH 'JAI,
Pianos and Melodeons
N(). 452 HILFT I3 BTLL RIF T
lu contogar.o. of the en at No. tti Roof
t.
*IBM' 9. 94519,
03 Wood st
Bole Avot fur KOtt.'s eiebrat<4l Pianos, for PiP•lirmrit
nod Weetero Preo•stratils. • jalledl6
•
LISI OF APPLICATIONS
fa Palling Liqtiora, filed to Iho Cloth'. Mika up to
January loth, 1849. •
Bennett Wen., other goods, 31 want, Pittsburgh .
Mktg James, Warn, Ist wad, A Ilegh-oy
Porolagebrettan.; thew., 9th ward, Plttahorgh
Iltegarald frauds, other 'mode, Toutperenntrilla
Olvdarjlareo, do
~ 4th ward. Allegheny
Cloaddel Pater, . do Mlill o townetvp
llsordtea Jan:, ' 4th want, Plttab oral,
U•rwagen trod, i do 31 do Allegheny
Iltdro Loot.. redldg bona.. Kamera ioeraeldp
Kohnajer Chirled, rostra. Lower fit. Oats towaship'
Wm,K.tMe Lsvitu, ad ward, Allegheny
Moderate Lut, do .Ist do do.
IfeCillister /mei, other good., jwantAlls ewe,
Grarbtilt A. AU.p, do 4t h ward, Pittard. gh
Ithathuir Peter. aUtlng boned. Lodes. Ft. Clair townahlp
Shirts Uarry:laveru,ll ward. Pittsburgh
•
othar glob. Ad want Allegheny
Andtb — Audrew, tavern, At...heater
Thidlumor Johni Worth Riper township
Thou= dews whelped god& 6th ward, Plttet, watt •
Werner Adam, tie •ro.;114 want, Plttlborgh
Web amok titbit house. ad wavy Pltt•Ourit ,
¶h. Bawd of Lkentara will moat on Monday, Joan try
04,1801.
.:
Atleatz W. A. HERRON, (nark.
Cloddy Othea;lhaeadober lOth. I ha& IatI:MM4 P.
CEDAR STAVES--6 bales; ,
.
-1110110 LT WIITP-13 debt,.
„ .
-• !BATH N& s—o avid, • • .
DST PRAOUIW-149 nob!,
DRY APPLIV--1a dela, • •
caw audios lada it't goy Wed, faryale by
• IRO i lb ALIA I/1 DIOIST *CIO.
•
FOR RENT 01 LEASE-4 colitoria- El
Lb RlWllddloll la Pitt 'Stan/AIN adjalulagjal,
tut reildnios of Wellea WAIN 11,q., batted fight rags :
Tani .ere. of ground. oddly all platilsd luld, cho're Mill;
ar,pilrbot, Stabling% 1.. logolta at
Jail • I • WATT a dlIZON„2114 Liberty.!.
PENED THIS DAY.,
Q
, NEW STYLE PRlbia.
Black armed lila rug Toro.
I I
Now BOW Do [Aloe., Dori Lanoastot Woglmmo. filitalog
Wool* Irloll Lilo[lll, Rhin inola t Oootol sal Wool Ma
ud& Do.
jou • TIAVISON DoVR:74 Maxltot
QUNDRIE;B-00 kegs prime Lead; ,
BUTTIIR -4 fib%Rao ICOGE-1 bbl.
A PPLIIB—.IO bble Green, ORAN ellttlililt.;4B Ws;
BIIIIIIt6-30 Wits Wbll4—lnet reed ter I by
PITON ALD A A MIME .
tell Jobber. mud timers, 253 Liberty et.
ATAW sooAft--33 hhdz. 'prime N. 0. Su=
11 ger, to,eriive by
11 . 00 N D ARIRIOULIIN, Maly
BURCUF
tory 'clam.
NVLLO
iy t looks,
Ikrucii, for mile
Jail
PO CORN Mat,.
ROLUBOTTII/1=
D4ISD APPLY,
•
PRODUC cholas (been Apples;
. Intl Diy Pwcged, ebolre Unite" , . .
home Mama, GO LIN tiioloit 6,64
• t - 00 kip Lattl-.40r '
1., j,..,. , - 1i.0.00A1/441.1115n1, it.
watr Parlor Warehouse.
•P. MARMALL; harTtai.
oad Draw, 0 Wood idloot. tooirooo ' toono wrOo
104 /Ow, whore moy be kouod so eziowdw flood.
woo! of even Olopoolptloo pt MIR lIANG *NIA lbw Ar.
olio Wootobwo.: :Also, Wto&o ,
Wodokto poorwoloW otiolioat riaottioaaoo dootwo,
WALT= 0: WAMPUM; -
lora-,40
nu awe,
- - -
'•
A 'PR
, .MlOOll4O
• AO do
91.1
bberttsunents..;'.-L
NO. 61 WOOD STURM
Piano for $350
AT BARGAIN
IBER ham had left with him
fly Mutat to Inst. the city, olio of
ring .&. Sons'
7 00SAVIG
',13 VALHI:EC LI PIA.Nua
t originally $5OO
P tk IN US LEAS THAN ONFATAR,
pu••1131+ cats take, et It It le to p•r•
achaul.m sod lornititto—la 6 t, Ulu
g b•M
• It mu•post.lot at o It l•
RLDUOTION FILO PRO. FIRST
JOIN It. MELLOR.
81 Wood Street.
===M
[MUSIC,
EIZCLEEEI
Odd Fellows' Building
COMILOTTS
3; CO. aro selling ,
nnela, Blankets,
BhaAla and De ! f aints,
• Pao
Itiethorandum
Pain Boole, Oupy Boots and Minute.
. .!:
• corner Wood and Tided ate. .
iLTS-72 bags; - - •
41bogs,. CRANSltillitSii.-20 1.415,
44, - LAND-8 lerga,
O.IK . C111111411,-"Aki lma;
,' bye. ' t••• • WIIITIC esaNN , to boo,
•
• •:.„ •
10611011' . D ' AVilltttil 00, Liberty it,
E~tei+York
0446+, 0010 ;tiptoe -lust salt lot mit A.
~-~2:cum;~cs~n-:+L=it~%~=•:~x~^e«;d=„tz: 3t
nts I•Wanted!:
lass volt
ilosimea noose
las 80133 , 0111PTIDN.
S inOtide the IbIOST SA Le
itt.lsll/o;aut *g 1:161r ill 00.
100 -lig
Mira/ AND
ELIS3/117
T IIESE Wu RI
ABLE BOOKi [4l
employ are =alum
1' e.
toliOLI per Month. - :,
h. o.comtve ocienunt. of slay
to 'ro no, *NI folijatit.eorp
Itl'IST Gerral Agedt
n ~21 t 3 Ward-140mM. 1:1 •
,'
I''
1) inst , 041.104 imk Milos of
U AliTO BIBLES
, mat utit4lStple of Binding ;
1 Ntott Cl
loanvoluer• ' ~",
From $5Ol
We 111.
gromid
.d Ostslogue of Boa
O. W.'
Ito
New and • •
gotleocrp exprometylciel
8:r Appllesub man
12 tot tot tram 'I to 6.
wit at 011.0
.:.
AITANTED- otive Husinestaliin to takiT
- Ty- Throe FLuw la a ttodOcaoaaal. tod Ooodmt
boaloau. Lac:4km' k au4abola . Rine.. ImpTorotros*
to good world og order: foe paii..oalore inquire of •
dela 11S2fR1 l t 6 st.itto,tl oter, Tat. noir at.
m)is '4l kalxi.
S. 13713110
lATCORN BY AT . LAW,
No. 139 Fourth st ,iLoWrie'a Law Biiilding.
F. L U, 0 A
; • ;
Sir°aloe, No. 7il ti ro
I I
t Street.
PITTODEIROU; PA
I.lla a 11111VIA.CZ
Likisoll Butter, Pa.
pURVIANUEA gOEFEY,
Lat.ofladlona,
TTORNZE9 AT LAW
•
Lod digt, Pa. Of pielliAt'a Building, comor of Mt flb
W,lloPtrasta, ; apdi
..m,tßoun W. acitgalit
,IIESON,
OC.ORult P. lIAMILIN , N4-
fIiAinILTON & A
- -
ATTURICITTB AT LAW
Tittsbnrgh. 1.&174i
KllM]9l=l=
C. D. fol 4 . SMITH, _
Attorney and lbonneetiOr at Lalv;'
D SIR ItiSIMID TO
UIIN ' 8 LA;W[ DUILDIND'S
i
No. p Diamond Street.
n., I F. 1,1 titzt dow tf(t, M.T.•CbUtrii.
IV I .N 0,
•rriptlNVY IND cooNszcou AT L4W
0111ce, N.) 163 roortl f:
ikullnuArTly ' • -14troani.u.:P.;
r r ItOMA
„„, _
, xprrati. ,-&c,
ETriA. I;ocic!
A . 121: R. X. . . .Y . ;.
Mow mini.a ray ratloy-of . . 4 ',
000 K, PAILOK AND' lIICATIAO
• STO ES! r . .
GRATIG BU ON el, .FIGNDE.Nti,
i 1t.0.'..9: i. . & o. "`
Solo Yrorietnr f tb:lcelebrated
PATANT OAR D DIVING ND DITOONBUIdtNO
AR it.or smsNrs.
Office and Saleo Rolm} -,.
No. 4. IVdoci Stroi*,...__
..,i
STOVES. l i I r STOVES:.
D• Dal & VEN & SON . ,
AI lOIIFAOFfIggft.II OF ft
0008. P.A.41.0ft , and II Iratirttfpr
STOVES.
Walehouee, Fqderil_ Street, near New`
Sio
peaslon bridge. kiI4VAIIIIINT OITY.
We ark the aUentiou a dealers to oar large smostateut
of Meting end litstiog Stowe, for Wood sod Cul, ertiieb
we two winos .tike 101.1,614de.. Thaw vielting ourifity
ivents to give us • t
•111 Sad it to their t s all sod exsullee
our e eel befwa po heeiog Steeettere.
Gat Iron flowert Fronts, trod liallfug, &ON, Hollow Were,
I Ws.ott time, .
Neil/ and Fany grata Fronts, Amdere, 40. i
Oratlog of all kind. made to order. f,f •
jyt&l34 . i I D. Do UMW a BON.
LLllft,i MCCORMICK • CO ,
VALLII: L u
Warehounte', No: 2 at. Clair .treat.
MANUFA
LO ITUttERS OF COOK, PAR.
R A ted I BA I iNd STOVISS, Near and g Hinny .
1101ra• Ware, air.; Steel and Ulae Moot le, gollhg
Will Outing., MW itaratini,pas, Water and Atil.4ll
Sal Item Mg lnona Wagon Boat., Sugar liettleeMal.
i±),, Ilen;rem Cer, Anneals. Ompllnge,lloll Outings pow.
ally. Atm% Jobbing 11124 IderblueCullop made to order:
Patented Portable *llly' et lib gleans or Rune Poirero,i
ta.ll:tift , d i
aliL l " 'lnto
1.• 4
0 4 • -
BISeIEILL &
NO. 235 LAB
m.ANUF/cTURERS of all kinds of dOok
ism Pintoato. twang Storer, Cooking Langen,
Vale and 00111610 tinainel+l Orate /roots, fender; 'pa. tr.
The celebrated Cooking Storm,
"Vi tore" a l nd "Triumph," .
and Wood Cooking Storm,
"BlacklOak" and "Forest Home."
The "Capitor and' 'illoglier Cooking RaZiges,'
yak Other Etydriaulto ur Open.l3oltirrey
•hkh are more InOsestwely ;u In that city and tinny
than any ;Aber Kai:4.W
The very Vinitst Eaternetled- Gritted"
that oan be ;nada opahard, Panama banding/We &our
Inn plasm; t.ear t. k• hi nOid -
Mao, the new • • d bantital Parlor Store,
nOllmpien,"
_.•
the WI, latest improvement in the ..7 rava=ei
now extant. •
• Togettwr with .La k.4l.ftesi. Teti Strives, #
Stow, Laundry Sw an , Prankla. Stara,
Wool alokiv Sur. .
BARK 1111;14 lict*; non ilast BougutiOvzi
Slava Pipe, Vaiiib biog.
W ASH-HOLTI CAULDRONS AND • F0R4013,
tAt htstArnanitattat for the W 1 owe that illllOl/11111011,
Jamb Grottos Kitchen Orate*, T. Holden, eta atn:A
The public are telpectlitily IntiteJ to tall snit +mina
one exttuolv• %to*
mania it Vete I BISSELL 4,00.
s ei r tge
t PV‘ i?S
stt a ss .s c : A\lA
TO
- I ,D lUR ETIC,
, IA
MYRIVIIMPCORDVi
PUR
FOB JUDICIAL: ••• r
*arum
iVOLET'S'..PPRE -.o4lXtlilAd
t l ' BRANIILY,.. -...
LW. Itg , bliirelf, warranted. profited UM
*WV b errildeate as the Nada, and
-. wlita odd on Um coriL • ''' ; ' - il., . • : r
•Oatrzes-Vuuwiwtjet*tiii,
ODOLPIIO
Imparted. ..3 bq'
boot quilliy I
UDOLPIIO
imparted sod talt i tled by tilmatdr, put wit Ice mallahaid orb with bates dada on the brat% waatented Ottra •• •
sad alba beet quality. . .?.:.
WOLFE'S , PURE SIIERRY
ic ;VitlNE...'• , +,... ;ii /4....-- , :i
ottto I. Mandl; the eana aa Tait WWI;
NV,OL
I INVINE; .::,.. :. f .
ettlea bytalataelf, far ranee and leadiateel
t widen r altered te thibrade
111 alas Ii warranted paratetly rite: 's - '
Wki4l'S. PURE JAMAICA
,3T.;OROIX. RUM,.SOCITOIV-
~. ISND, IlilBll WUISKY.
All the sbp. I reread led blind br blewell4irranted 1
• mime} of she bee4quallty. , Ls .
' - ;TO 'lllltEraLlo.. • ...- ' !,.• s'-.• .-: s
I will atak•T a y s otPutaltal SA • Mani my etaa_4lag_ ar aa 0
taarebaot 61th rty'rera residues In thaelty anew Tk,"
that what I tab sane Watity Wealth way mal,wil lOW,'
atat nly.osatAttlitai laeageet mad an barellafirpon by
entry en rehiaer• • ,• -,;.• •
et,,,kftee *b. ni. Atm and Mitten to tlatarliwaelloe,'
tlll
abated ila• yreterene• to.thosaideleles.... _ ,
.- • :., s • . ..
for aids by a I webeetahla Dragatiae and •010aUseparles t ~.
LIDOLPHO Wol4l . , . 14..
yam elatodiebirer eta imparter of the Bahhideaw/latintitly
. 4,20 aiel 2:11 timer streatOreerieta.
~..a. by , :
!. • • OIL On a.lortinni.
nolllkaania ±1:...-•`• -.• , - ... No.:140 WadOltmeti
UDOLPIIO
Imported art,l 11
UDOLPRO I
Toi ported b!
use, Ilia two.
: •
flat .27 '
•
trnoLPTio
RUM,
Stittl BE R would rpipectra y call,
pad bI 11.1ooda 14 castimins'im LM -
fruusui:
& the atteotl:
aloct
. . ..
.A.ini.witrnitoonsi , - -
q t,,4„,,i aixtiiiii. 4' 144. lied.l jaaulawaymarik - , Alipoolll:iii.._
TIE
op • and Youths. CR - '
Idi UM, oat - nim• - ta.araw * "VO,T.
I!EM
Nutmeat of
keptcoolitiQU '
bort mown., .!
gal
• , ire. BNIB Nll. ON •
!Amhara re 4 ,rPtl•l7; u - I ♦ tA n . ,
conlie:llVaeleaii.`
51:1O
TILIKEINI T . '' - tilig4 Chem ito foe
ve.l , kb*: '' : -T M`' , '''';•WAre k 14-,
, JOAO , - ~' .•..., .• t. ~.'‘‘ ' , : t di4.3 . 1,0 1 9: IL 1
it:Mitt #2sbbis Poitel 1110d,trtroq*EirV
isr- 4 4 i railiiliarliii.'iiiiii 'ltia. 4
- ~,,d---,-..;, . . - .-4-,-,-,--,R.w,....-4:44.....--.%+.4.;,....?...u.,,,:,;,:-,',-1.,-..----,,,,,,-.“-------,...T.1,--
'MWSMMITS.
staßonne NALL.
ONil WSW - ONLY. commencing MON
DATOLVININGI, 7sa.
_Slel,_
• Waste Noah ' Stestrelstiroa
FRED. WILSON, MIAS. A. WARTS lAA - W. ILSOCAV
War Pleptision. sal talons sliesttlioesillOAA Murk
numerous pastor% programmes. do • I "
maa.aCURS a MOWS. Meat. ;
0 0 121 RAN D M0V1114.4 PANORAMA It
H At bre Ata,Platll mut, 'ma astmlb Nu*
UTAO, and aItZAT SULT LAKI.CITY, tftleatta adalt
Dr,'pdale nag mod Air hrettftrast ittatily/ .
Ahablapretaatittafte at 4t the bli zi tel TOT I" had Z
et tleatetoftftatted therewith, le the at?.
RID be eztlbfted at htAtIONTO IPOVIt
ORM coonmeachat WEDS ReDAT tttlt IN% Jas. PAL
• With & DescitiptiTe Lecture.
Igo.
Daas Open et 6% teclaek--eatifteesce et ty,
aatftetesaittlon
of zanakiiad 3.1
there *Mb* ea 111 . 1bleaft oft SATOIDAIf artirstmoit,
et 2 ealack, tabl ft itio..lbe pdm edadatoft oat eft
@t chains. OM
. jab hat
o==9l
1)1 T ts BU RG 71`11 SATRE.—
.1. Lawn and Uenuion.
... . . Gum
.Prine• se amt. boon owe' . iorestmla deal atlS‘
TBli lUNINO Batlint OP NlL'''. FAIONX
Immense Bill I
Ur. ard•nof maommi.b tb: soy atlas row
To cocottes with the Ifinithoil Drama a
1111 IOLII
Rmtw♦ Roo, Oudowalso Prato
TAKBN BY BYBB*I
CONCERT HALL,
ODD 'mow, BUILDING: - •
Mondry arid 9rwitaday EventiAlM
iaaassy lUD and latb,
GRAND GIFT. NIGHTEit
Everyperson visiting the 'Herat. WIZ *KW -
HAMBITjE-R,
WM be entitled to • Otuabor to tb• amid WA 120tioto:.
moot, *bids will Ulm plus Isubodtotoly Odor Ito perßoa•
once. The following la a Ibt r 2
- -
' Prizes for Monday Everitt g:.'
. .
1. tipt•adld WatettandObibt, 11,Modf•GoldainsitObittid y
2. Mordfictot Gold Ring, 1.2.,' do Draw PotAmb
B. Gent , . Ilosoltomo theast. L.l. Pet of Wolves Goa lotto, i
Nu, - • IC Onota&s.Sobl•Spooos,
.4. Lodes Brooch, • lb Ladyieold Posott.
b. do Par Drop, IC. Goat% Watch 431•14,
d. On• plarlAdV• Brooolats,ll2.. Polecat ltattoo TloUoi, •
2, Lode. Worbloog lox, .., IS:Gent% 'mammal*,
IL do Qom brood Flo, 19. Clol,X,
1
9 Olotter Goldaltom• Harm. 20. On• t• of Geo Naval*
p. Otto polo Gold Clads,
The LW of OM cheer:a each elebt. Tire Numbers will
be dome by • gentlemen Defected by IM andkaca. The
Prisaa can to seen et U3I V. Window at the Broadway lattaa•
rant. ender tb• abate nosed ball.
Admission, 25e • Chlidtei, 15d.
Deere ape et
,rfki o'cluct; yokwrainerecoaoriescest
' • A ' DAY PiCKVORICADCW
will be glees as saruatuy ABDIRNOON; talk It.tt t
cdokek Admired°, to the ofteneartateekeessate o lb mate
for and.,, is comb for, edeltio.the
will be /Mkt NO=
pt.:Gramme gine, II the bet tad MONO:
OPPC
ilea, peefortaaoce es SATURDAY WANING. I
ifietoritOrt atillettLesillnUS. (
'lt LOH 0,130N1 111'd
ON zlEtia: icußoPiunav
OWE Of NAW YORK. 7
Slagle Rooms, Fifty WI Per Day.
City Hall Equate corner of Pranktost
LOppalt• City MU.] .
hl•aht, Whey my t. ordoial, to Ow vadat, itelkdory.
Terela Barbet'. Shop nod Bata Rooms astatheel to tb•
Hotel
N. —Bovrare OS Runner& sad Illacksioa,
who may wo aro
oe27:lyd
1=221123
I R I'S.H Li NEN S
.
DAMARES DIAPERS, it.
CONSUMERS OF RICHARDSON'S IJII.
ANSt, sod than &wimp. of obtaining th• 0111%01112
GOODS, should • • diet the artielm they maw, an p s :
w:1 with the fall same of the firm
J. N. RICHARDSON, 801115 a 01101121,
.to it inmates of the eoundusan and durability of Goods.
This motion Is relarkeed mention. neorasap i tiai ;
gonnidthi.of laforfor arid &featly. Moms are
wean etas...emu and mel.d with Goma. of a
BOG, by kiob Houle; lobo, reg•rn 01111 Of She Wary Gm -
blinded &Igloo. the American couresoir sod the immune.
hirers of the genuine Good., not • fertility abaudao a :
bantam eri profitable, while parchamers *en be hapoid oa
with Good. of►trorthlree awarder. ' •
J.. BULLOCKS a J. 6U11211.11,
Agesity. fit Geed. Stiseklle. Torii.
"fhtiabriptia fibbirtisemant.'
BAKER - 00.'S -MIDIOINAL
,TRANSTAIUINT COD LIVOROIL.'..
, 'TUATRUS AND
.UNSURPASSICD Ili QUALITY AND lITYNOTIL
•EISIDIO BWITTEST am) BZITYVIIITAIMIL
.
' rt. nay If fairly triatorill Boon T..10N lbe hoe
the dlpetwe emote, tirdgorete the bleak eve ipar
end robindry to the Ileum end edid gawp to the
wind; sod no:voids eystew.. It*.retue bee been wr
onwhibly evidreced by Its wakeful restiotiveyala
en, when ordinary tanks bed been vainly cambia
It effendi 000011b111•Ut to the body when soot/mese
to Wee, And foralriter the Maw with bit in &Indy
ronalisble mennar.
.
.I , lw WHAT !REMY mod BRONCHITIS. .
BOROINYLA Aeon fts ittookyountf, •
Irby , ITEAKIVESE, WAITING. and rya,
.0111
DEBILITY, it" otoutiwo proptwfloo um unrivaled;
' U zuy taus without diitrolh .b th• most fhwil
outupaUsot, and rotatow4 - 7.uhawt awe.
ounitiwo It Ito utpututity thio , otuct
imphrlowd obaiseforhOlom of usualuomoultso soma
for it the timausoudotlon of the moot etoluout
throaubout Um Staten tho writhes tuti•
isloiy of Us raWty or tho by,./ utodkal oeboole the
Prohisou of Ms
vsmustrrr OP PRIVITSYLYANIA'
JETPEREON COLLEGE' OP PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA COLLRGEOPHEDIOIGEOAS
• ,
secieta tie atoll _to pomtiw
eu 01. Ia
aantaaal avast:Wu, It thay metre the swat ribs mid I
lauactitats Mambos of atm raatedy. That whkbare
prepare km decided trahlatma of .44E1c:eV ma
otb . it bean& lianahetated cal
70a9 o. &
parties sad Matsu la Dnhp.Obaadcals, hay
46 htaah6.6t No. 164 this th Taira eh.
13 OMAN WibIIONT, BA/BEND/LUC -OZ.
ilawr. °Amino PLUM, GROUND PLANTRI,
iko, Wkdooow and Nolsa, at low a.b pdc ~
llatlh•patt torpor froolood WObw atm**,
idfayd
. O. 1:1701713T & BONS,'
IMPOITIRI OP'
I HAVANA criGAß*,.
wa. South haat shseyY liallelphlNPs.
I Zdablithed
We I m
to obs scabirly, sad ores. s' disks simortgesst oi
Tbs %twtloo Of Dui/abb. Grasso sbd Ohm firbssitsd
JAMES fl. CHILDS* CO., /
1401.11 &MOO ALLIXIMINY Oft, •
,
SEAMLESS BAGS, -; •
0.
, 132 lnohes to 40 ineb.es wide.;
Orden iift; et; 'Q. - Childs* C0.'5,;133
; Wood
;erei‘Peutee s l;;enfreee. etekuei. "trop
SIMOR TOEINEITOff,
MAR 1N; PURITHUOS AID 01116/
j .
Dliame. peitexeory. GOOds,'
Mut-nit' grJfaultl, OtUir; Femur Alocll.
:t i rol g iegilV. "di)
q"l4. Ed, Metl
au - 12 MisTigtort.a.
"?
irs4wkiriu
Id Steam and !Humph.Oct
ETTERS PATENT: were grari r toi onlispC.
L i e. , imosoo, to ?Weiss' Derek tor; Ten staltia r llfst
Ana haprontount le fltaans aul atolospbeb lionmero;
ortolan tto fall aurae of the hallow le oblalsed,noust.
toe nhot be Um thiamine of no mate of Ireu to to loon
ounon—tbeisby ending.' great bonen of 1~ when'
Und pines of metal ens to uo vested upon, 11114
poodlog ming °lon:roam • •
'
Tab eutectitan man of meld patent, at* are dui;
roam Ut *Mtn ditto to 'meant lmpmsmsnt, ea 'inane
twain under 'LW tonna. • of Yid huptoeinstot
Islettist Um onto of Norm 0411114111 l CluablAg. Mkt ,
win Isaw, - eisrosr of Grout told Dlatoond strew, Ulan
portfee Intuutol may tall and see 14.3;141M. also tlus
Ur.. (I. ikon,' eats, do.
Runoff., Anastrong on, Po.
ARTESIAN-- WELL. " •-•;
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