the Wiftantigh,6azttte.
TUESDAY, MARCH 13, Mr,
FOR ti 0 VESINOB I
MAJ. CEN. JOHN W. GEARY,
OF erMBECRI.A.tO COUNTY
NOTICE To ADVERTISERS
Yonne u hereby Oren that hereafter ail malt
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1,•141 to when handed In. except In the case of
).•.IT ktvertiscra, whose bills win M rendere4
q uarterly, as usual. Advertiser. will pie.. t•.•• •
ILo4 of t►L, as the role of cash oarrosata for 04
•erttaetnente of the chariteter elated. wni he ,""
Sbl♦ azdorced
The price of our Morning and Evening editio..
THREE WERTH St the counter or from newsboys•
b.•;-d bY urrlers st FIFTEEN CENTei per week.
R EMU Al PTION OF SPECIE PA T -
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For a Nit year past, a large majority of the
active business men of this country, includ.
ing most of the pe•nums reputed eminent
for financial experience• and 11,11:11C11., IiZIN,
protested against an early resumption of
:ipreie payments. It has been a favorite
idea with them that it was better. under
any anti all aspects of the case, to ointinuc
Lc• high rate of premium on gold. They
Lace pose so far as to insist that the main
tenance of a high and uniform premium on
gold was esaaelfal us a basis of calculation
for ,oiwrations iu any department of colic.
ruexcial and manufacturing enterprise,
and have pointed out the way in Ns Lich this
uniformity was to be preserved; that is, by
keeping the paper vuTroney in use at a
fined Mc with the mettillic currency held in
The theories thus propounth,l have a cer
fain degree of abstract plausibility ; too
when brought In the test of practice arc
found to be hollow and delusive. During
all the months these theories have been re
hearsed the volume of paper 'currency has
increased, not only absolutely but relative
ly, and the price of gold has steadily de
dined., until five-sixths of the highest rate
of premium has fallen off. In view of these
notorious facts, the financial gentlemen
ought to suspect that some material elements
have been left out of their computation, and
that a revision of it is indispensable. What
these deficient elements are, it is not needful
for uc to attempt to explain
The point to which we wish to draw at
lention is of another character. We arc
nearing a specie basis. Some inconveni
ences have, indeed, been experienced, but
not considerably more than have often been
encountered, as the result of fluctuation-,
when the specie basis remained intact. Is
it not better, therefore, instead of trying to
prevent a return to specie payments,
continue the approach thereto' If fit e step
out of the sin have wrought none, or nei
to none of the derangements ,and revulsion
predicted as inevitable to tits , movement, i
seems decidedly absurd to infer that th
sixth and last step will result in calamity
or not harmonize in all respects with th
preceding ones
But, even if Might and temp inure meni
venience, be incurred. it
reaaon that the accruing advantage, w
compensate. and more than compensate,
them. A 6tllit>F off of thin) per eel)
more in gold and the desired consummatio
will be reached The busines , of the elm
try will be bottomed un coin; and then t.
flunkies far the future (1111 he made with
uto.-h
many varial.lo and ri.comlit.- n
cessiarily enter into the oonclustons.
THE WAY THE WIND BLOW S
We have already given intelligence froi
sundry municipal elections throughout th
North, showing that the Republican. has
met with most remarkable success theren
and that they - ha,' succeeded best whe
they have taken the most radical grotini
To-day we has, thither 11,11t1ICCS
Last year the Retail,' il,ll, CH.Tril . ll three
fourths of the towns in the l oc al election
in the State of New Sorb—rt victory st
thorough that it was not thought possildt
to exceed it Yet this year it l o ta been es
ceedecl ; and that party has
_last tiff car
vii t thirty more towns than it did las
ear And that, too, by increased majori
ties, as the following table of the result it
nine of the leading cities will Allow.
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Majorities. Majorities.
Rep. Dem. Fenton. .seven'
311 ..
Troy
Rochester..... 1,0.12.
1:4.1u . 46
cho a• ego 40
Auburn 440
roughk6epsie.
'thin, • 1.1.5 • .• ..
Elmira ...... .
Ball.ton.)say 15
Total
Republican majority now
Democratic majority MM .,
Net Republican gale
So much for New York At the late iou
nicipal election nt the capital of - lowa Ihi
ultra radical, eoh,red suffrage auli
ticket was elected be one hundred and fifty
majority. Lust year the Republican ma
jority war twelve On the same day. Ms -
Gregor, a Democratic stronghold in North
ern lowa, elected the radical anti-Johnson
ticket by a handi-ome majority. A well
contested election was also held in Rock
Island, which resulted in the repudiation
of the JOIEINBON doctrine policy by one
hundred and thirty-three majority, In that
hitherto Copperhead city. The Republi
cans stood together an unbroken unit, and
quite a number of decent Democrats voted
with them, as will be the case everywhere.
The Common Council of New York,
which is equally divided,. twelve Republi
cans and twelve Denmerats, have refused
by a strict party vote, to pass the resolu•
tions that had previously passed the Cop.
perhead Board of Aldermen, indorsing the
veto of the Freedmen's Bureau bill. This
in a city where Terrmow WEED and
HENRY J. RAYMOND are supposed to reign
supreme, is a sfiong indication that the few
Republican politicians in that city who
have proved recreant, have not been able
to make nny impression upon the sturdy
rank and file.
Tma National Intelligencer does not like
the resolutions of our State Convention, at
which we are not eurprlsbd, as they were
not framed for that purpose. It is trying,
however, to make out that, because the
Convention adopted a rule to refer all reso
lutions oiSred in Convention to the Com
mittee on resolutions, without debate, that
the platform was framed in a Star Cham
ber, and put through in the Convention un
der the gag. In ail w Ideh it it is mis
taken. Every Republican Convention held
in this State has adopted the rule acted up
on on this occasion, to refer all regolutioa
to the platform Committee Without debate,
that the latt: Convention was but follow
ing an honored precedent; and the resolu
tions instead of being pressed through un
der the gag, went through under the pres
sure of an enthusiasm such le - vas never be
fore witnessed at Harrisburg.
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COMMERCIAL Rkentnassimm—The
porta at New York last week were $8,500,-
000, gold value, equal to over ten millions
in currency! And this, too, at a time when
every warehouse in New York la groaning
under tho weight of unsold foreign goods,
when the tunrhet In dull and declining, and
no one buys except to supply present wtints.
Rome people Will get their Angers burned.
THERE WILL BE NO NEW PARTY
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Ilk , White Ilouse, tiro,: ashed and on rep , to
not rebels with their toad -eating sj tits , . '5 , ,, ,,
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thisers, take up the 4' rj and -all lt,r the in Leers iii she ...oh sbrat ! l , l , ll ) l i l,.. I ' s . - 1-
of „ b p, ~,, p a rty, but there melt. \ setil, 1111 nt 1,1 , Hic
slant formation
will lie none formed. In every ~ n e of Ile , 5'‘',,,,1,,,,,....ti.htn1t:,, 1,14,1,r5iii.1,,,e,1ni.::.1,,,.,0..,,e....,,,,t;,, 1
.N,,,,,, m , s ta l e , the issui• has Is'eu J" 1 "'"I pal ntid inlerest ..1 Weir sits-.1, , r s , ':nun.l
between the Republican and Democrat), i Nra N'ttna I.4t•eal','. 'r -,„.., IL., "I
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parties, and it will lie fought out beta,. ti
t ir , 1 , 4: 1 11 (. 44 hit r , 41 , 1 . 1 r . , r , •: .
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those two organizations. Netther of them rn ,, i , no ,
girl
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will give up the ghost to aratify Tau Fl oil- l'ils laacti read 14J seisorril well-known liter- ---. sat ••• ssd. >Sat t.tt ,th. 1...... '
art- inert, and it 1,81)1.1 to show _nail hell- •\ (,I'l l . 1!':: .., 11EH E Ill' GIVEN 'l' 0 ,'
ENry. or th e ...ounsel for .llr-. "I ttllArr
h on ey ot sty e and vigt or ftlttl dicta:Olt. 'no. pr..... ~,........, ~..,".;r . 1 '.: " .'1;:' . l'''''.." g ". •.!
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The Republiian party i s plea now earn ability 43( publishing it test to this tone, • , • „ • , • „';',','d s ,',','' • is,ls:j,1 1 '',!:;• •• •, , ,''1%, , •
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' lag everything before it, in the local ch.,- :s ilt., s ‘ i ,( l , , , r; , ,tietnent house is negesasitslig ;,,r t r ) . , , ,, ,, i , ;- ,, ,1., , ,• , 4 , -,,,i, ill, %lat. 1. t• •, I
lions everywhere taking place, hence- it is The 1. , ,•, , ,
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4.4 3 J011r11 , 4 atiVa that the 4,- , ,
in no hurry In die; tend the Demo. rally rebel issleinv at Cordova, Wise., izehter tle u• -'"•'
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ersnee , no ,1,,,,,i ns or design to 0,,.,, i , auspices tit the exile sterling Price. and T ',:••••••• -...,.• , i'..... •• - .., - • •,• - ~,., i,.
which has "been there h a ir o ~,..,r b.,,,, Ht. PRESIDENT AND) M 414- , :... t. ,'-' •‘•
the preAtigt of its name and ancient organi- • neither gathered nor plants-I :on., year.
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ration. Th e parasites who are now fasten I corn, or one beanstalk: . It a,1,15, tearfully, la ' tI , V I ) - L ,
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' ate exiles, is tinder an Imperial Prefeet "r rein-stein:oh, h • • 41 1 1 , ~." ..- ''•'''' '''''''''''
do very well to defend the assassins of the I tepartment of c,irsloia. who is a %,,,, 4 l' ^ ‘.n.^'^ll' r '‘..•:''''''' 'l' '''' ll. "-*
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President Lincoln and the murderer of our • aeltro• ' s'el's s • -s- o, MI lIA 'I I. It. AtttnAt KAtt•ltt .., ..itt., t
Itrave boys at Andertionville; hut Is not . .roE a 01..,..,. ., i.5.1,-.. uo• poi,. oh.] n. N ( i ) I TI A , i ( ‘ ',E . l , , . ° °WNEILS OF H/IA IS. '::!. ''!' ' ,V O " ''• ''''''''''' ' "'. " ''... '. ''' %% E 11% 1E Et) F r Lit
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glVell them to form anew political ere, d : 0Rr,".'1.1.7.,,,N,:ti.,'r";;1::..1,",ri 1. , 1 , 1 : 1 ' 1 ', 1 , 1 . 7 , 1 ” . . 1 . 55 a r , 1 : 4 4 " . , • ,.,
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not die while living issues remain with',e l " 1 "" g " r l " 11 ` 1 " 1. '"'" 1111 Is• 141.11 1"" "' "1• 1 ''" J1: • 5 r,. . ,• :; • ••) •',1• 1 1 : , •‘ " ... 7 . ','" C ' 5 ”! :• .'''. .• '. : 17F : .
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which they are connected, and new parties . .
WnlLk it good many I' renehmen 3,i ''""' '''''''4"r ~
cannot lie formed by any man's fiat. Es- • 8010111141 have soltillltaired to gene in the 1 .„,,,,,,„ ii „,„ " ,.\ n ,'..,7, ‘" I ' IIIr •
peeially when there is a, need of the,,,,. ~,,
I P l o i re's truly, riot shrinking loan the lon- f , ,, , , , , ,51 );, , , ,, , :r iv r . , .. ,. \. ‘5 y, , ,.. ,.
n•nv. There is no purpose to he gained bv ~,,,P,.,,' „ ", ~„, 1 1 ,', 1 i . „ 1 ",,,"„, 1 2 1 ,',,;', 1 ',., C „ . ",i,, 1 , ' ,, ~,',"„n " 1 ' , ....",;,1 , 1 •.5,5',, ! ,"" H"'"' '' 1 '
the new party that the democratic party I emit among. his "tan stihosas.' :ill die ss : 4 ' - 1 -• f.'s '
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Voting men ill name, iiialtilsala •d:. 111111144
does not subserve ; and every man alio ' a 1 ~ .
ry career, enlist in the Italian .ere lee. I. 1 11•Ati 1...11. t., 1., tr, tt it .
%sant, hi statist In old abuses, to keep down • 'rue ~
Rep „,, 1 „.„,,,, i5e,„4„., • , •
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the rising spirit of liberty, establish Caste . inated . teen. Air:lllll4.r th•• l'i••
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.lis ‘', ' ,:iTI ELECTION NOTICES. ..
1,•olt ..t 1.1: Itoav 1 LAND t.. 2.000
2011.1 conserve every wrong that resists ex- • th. Nsav York Tons" reload- , the nom ina- N1,N.1,1.,11. , ,,• • ilt,K, i . \1 „ 1 i 1...1 I. 111 NI/Itt. It A‘lt 1111 , 1
termination ran do it in that party better l' f ",'', i '.." "" 11.1111" 'lie' ," '' ' ' ''''l fr"1"1"
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, ~,,,Inson se, sti to ..• 4i r 4 into•li :Witt- t'a ELF:CTI(IN l'Olt Pitt'SIIIENT ' l ' S '" '''' " '.
111811 he lilin do it anywhere else. It is the !01 Ise, t.rsitst lost I'n li iol to os• ald ..i. ....4 •it -IX 1,1,1, T 4•1- I t II :N. II 1 .:I 111 I ,
their hero has deellical Itatoreliand I . la. a '.., • 1N•••• It ‘,IK .. ti, .. .., ." ,t„ " t .. 5„,..„, ,
natural home of all such, and thither they 5t.,,.... 4,, , A Fl Ili ST t •• iia .13, a Star., I.
• . eanilidates.-tsine. , see
! will congregate. • o,lllll,lkt ns.- otil '.II Ile '"l' 'I Wt- It I'l'l , l 111 t• I
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I First Nalloital Bank sa .‘alsort). Ns's` 111101 LA 1.4'1101--1 ITi OF' Al.- -
10ir'EW VORK. I York. 'file eoh.s. Is noi,m dart), than The a. 1-Ki,11L.,1".,.. U.. 1 1 ,15111 II iii•ii,,,,l 1,- ,•.
Til, Republican Legislature of New 1 genuine, and 1 / 1 " "”a r s n• s!'ss ll '' ! " - ' 11! • h " l " l '''' 'l ' l' 1 11 1 '-'"
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Ihis a lopted the following restitutions stead 1,14.14,1 1.50... Th. h.,,,i ..I I -1111“1- 1S“ 224i111:, "" ' " '" ' L'''.
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"That it is out mature and deliberate con s bon on Elie hack of teie dill , hind, r than N'''''''''''' I" 'lt' "".• ' '•"'"'"
5 0 ,,,• s i t..• lA, .• • att., •I • I:
l !talon that no State within which there ; the getout,.
tuts been insubordination or rebellion should , FliI.N. HAI! , like t. eh Brute 1,41411, . :II '''' L " . , r .' "" ' 'Ls. ''.
b, ad/flitted to share in the national legisla or lout .1 the world rather than 1. , I . r• Ili I i .: I '4l -- .ir"‘,..;••41 I ••, I .I I •it I O 1 . • '. I t' I ' -'
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lion until it presents itself, not only in an ''lour-. 0f775 ...lost ants a lo• qii.ited s edi a 4 • •ai i 1• a •ii - '
, attitude of loyalty and harniony, but in the • H.` r.' h05t.1ama,.,,.1ama,.,,'1t:1 4 '"l' 'I ll'l N., ' " 1 . 1:,!.. ti .T.i: '
persons of representatives whose lovaltv 1 s„'rk• I" , 1:•r New ssriesias, • . f „ 1 LaPoo s, i Ti ..
,all not he questioned, and that each lion,
I for 411.-f»,,ate, I Gtr It Jititeiro. Mel mane 2: - ~1 , '•••
of Congress is the sole judge of the quail ft ” . ' ll. ' F''',:l','" lon'''s ' l ' . N' ' ' '' ' '
ti-shots and election of its members, and 51.1 " 1 " r111. ' I ' lll ' l ' I .' l ' l .' l °' Il•'` v !!! ' r 4";:h 1 .:" 4,
has run power to determine for it , clf wIo.ll ' 4 "" Wd " "'"'""' " r ''''''''''' '" "'""'" • "s" • - 11 "
slam fi-s• to their •tores. 'llia beds sight
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the constituency or the repreSelitallA es Meet seers coil eitior 1 v 11., lag 3 tttllttli !1..' 11t1.I ~ ~‘
the conditions above set tbrth c%iinlille all II: , - fat•s•l •t• las :aid .• A.lltt/It -
That in all laa - ful ways the libertj slid ~,,e s ,.,i ii mi d '
:log line par -, att••••• tie- PROPOSALS.
ciVil rights of every human being subject - posed to -lo -,.. .
to the Government of the United States A cos. Ir,is o• - • , : , I • I )1101 . 0.. II • FOR • il•L•
shall be protected and enforced, regardless s, m iss ., IS-1, 1• 0 01 , pi,r,.. " ‘" i . n il So ' sei ' s s ' - iis .l l l i l l, - .. - ' ! s's "••• .
ot race. color ~r condition, against every ' of Ili, Foaal 111 , . , ...•11% .11,.. 11- , M1.. .61 Zh il
a rongtul opposing law, ordinance, regulti i eits • find Mt.., ',. I I r•••• • \ •., 1,0 lii --, .. " " '
;ton, custom or prejudice, and that the spOetor 4 oati:ral toi the .-. /01 . I \ 1 ..•1 ,,, / I.
-pirit whirl. formed and organized and ,le , 1•11 " 1 I" 1 " 1 ' l "' l ''' 1! "' " I s II. •' 1 '! ''''
eloped to the present strength that policy' s 1 /11 " l ''Y 1 " 01 ' 1, ' , " 1 " ''' ' '''''''''
has not fulfilled its allotted work until ivs Pr '''' lll " " - ' - '" I "' l. ' l ''''
ry subject of that Government stand, 111,1 ." 1 `• •
Pre. ditien's h
soil: free, but equal before the law
. That we are in favor of extending e q udi "'"''' I '', ' l r s ' '
• dffrage in the District of Columbia to all a i rr "'" .• ' .1.1 ""
new Ili t• ,•••• , • ~.
male citizens of suitable age "
4i! ,n, 14 , sae, b. , - s•
The National Ihtellogrheer iiirox‘, up is- I osvorotos sd
do and calls this an indorsement of Ito s•••\ , `!", •• , s ss I
Is thin held,. II •• t. , '
'resident IVe don't Kt, it '
N\ r TVl.l.lt .i111.11,1."11 troth ri,.
n,l,mona E.qt,irrr at i - Lr t% 3, din I
i. ntid, — (;l•nertil )r.14.N . ' t,,•w•rn
TF:ItHI . S i1t.11411/LLirlur, tt, n.rward 1.. the
oftiee, dnilv. a ropt of Ili, paper !Ili , '
'Pik lie call. tyranny.
-uhniii b, it he ,NitiniraNx , liegat
"11 , • ,h- , the .la 3 • 't:. m ral
.le•r , ' will soon pass away, I b., ass t'.
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o•alll:rS a Spe,,ly return the happy ‘t:t -
mot pro,pertat, country w hich we all t
”) . (.11, NVIISII than connection began
'Happy , lay,!'' wa, it dust rivet
t Itc "happy .lay-r - \VIIo aa- it that gnu ,
tu. rest to tho until Ili, ',mull, ore than
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happy 1a Wen
P. I'%s st_ --Tlit 111.1,- .1
Mr. PENNEY. (and ttwy art. levi,,n) 1.1,
his nu
1.1. , 1nina1i , .11 in thi•
PENNEI' Kerved n jib grenl zily
Inrin.4,4 two tern, in the Shoe Senate, ot T. , . •
Lit it body he wns at (Jae time Speaker 11 ;'
!Intl is one of the most talented and ii 1.1,1) I r? t h
1./ished Irator• in the wes - teru part of ii. "' dist r
stale "-
'rbe Itemiblicans 22,1 n inW " th " .! "" li " . I '"'
~ ,•videal iy hay,- „hundaTd um!,
yin! (rain which d, muke choice lif awl]
date
SENATOR COWAN.—Speakill{! till, in
dividnal the Naii..tird
"It is with pleasure thai w rin recent
indications .4 . popular sentiment in Pt - lin
-ylvania a fair itppreciati..ii
Ili;k11
T 111,4, rt • Celll indicxt ions are 500pp,....e01i
im• the resolutions of the LegiAlature in. II
ill hitil to resign, a ,ionilar
by the Republican State Conven
~.11. and res,Autions tienuncianory of hI,
lay.sed by the Republicans of nearly
4, cry county in the SlitiV
THE DIFFERENcE..—The Republican pa
pet s of the State to vc spoken with uniform
kindness and courtesy of Mr. CLYMER, Hie
democratic candidate for Governor ; but the
ilemormtic presses, as soon us Gen. GEARY
was nominated, commenced a personal t' ar
fare upon him in their usual disgraceful
style. Nothing better, however, was to he
expected of them.
ROLL ON —A Harrisburg correspond
eat of the Poet expressed the belief that the
',terrified White maws party will roll up a
large majority for HEISTER CLYMER We
few that after the election they will simply
roll up their eyes.
DEBOW'P REVIEW says that "the exten
sive mortality of the war has made white
labor at the South very scarce." Aras it
ever very plentiful?
to Monday night, Mr. lifcliennputhan-
An and his danghter, Virginia, were an
nouned for 'Hamlet," at Terre Haute.
Mrs. Buchanan was at the same time lying
very dangerously 111 at the Terre Saute
House, of neuralgia of the heart.. After the
first scene, it was announced that Miss B.
would not be able to appear as "Ophelia,"
•in actount of her mother's !linens, and if
the play went on, her part would have to
he omitted. The audience desired the drama
to proceed, but when Mr. Buchanan np
pcured and commenced the soliloquy, "To
be, or not to be—" he was noticed to lack
hie usual tire and energy, He had not pro
cnwled half a dozen linen when his (alter
ing voice broke, and falling into a chair. h e
...velnimed: "My wife is dying—takeyour
money--run down the curtain—l cannot
play!" and the audients, slowly and entity
inapernod. Mrs. Buchanan was dead when
tier husband reached the hotel. .
A MERE accident has Just led to impor
tant discoveries in the mine of the old ma
nor house of Cebastro, which stands in the
gorge of Frees, between Frammenti Aragon.
The reisnit high winds threw, down part ..r
the wall of the southern tower, emir-imprin
t-al to view the entrance to sepulchral vaults
tielonging to the period of Maine di nomi
nation. Excavations were immediately
r•onttneneed, and have brought to light a
great quandty of jewelry of all kinds, as
tlindoins, bracelets, rings, and pins. The
tliatioma bear sonic resemblance to the
"rown preserved In the (luny MUMPUIII,
RIO enable US tq form an accurate opinion
tot to the arts of the Visigoths.
FAWN° OFT eF TRAVEL.—It ie stated
that thero h e general falling off of travel
on all the railroad linos throughout the
country, but more particularly between
Waahingten and the North. Tho Bahl
ana Ohio Railroad Company alit r-
more ant_ _ .......Aswan company , . run t FINE LOTOF Al) ANI ALNT IN E
seven through daily passenger Udine, and TiEMOVAL. l'A N DLL, n . r.1,..1 ...1111 .tore al
two freight trahin to Washington. Prior to Jli, 11. H "1'T...1.11,, I, pt.
ItEM6VED—llawing rem os id our mi. 9,..
tho war, fonr passenger trains and ore OIL TANK FACTOItY from No. la Leacotj, i...1. 7 ADR111:s -9 hales ll titled !lair:
freight irain were the usual number. As -- street, to corner of Carrot street and Pastore Lane, L' 2 Ir•KII
an illustration of the htllizighfil the Kerage vs ere prepared to dll all ordure Promptly few Tauk• ' r h3le• oust .liis,in ....tAll•.
~._ of all dscriptions. 011 and Water Tanta of all , t..llCi. lU. l•K,
number of paisengere during robruat-y,..-- ' stsee constantly on band. Particular attention.. 11.......rgi . .
tvreen New York anti :Washington, on each 1 .a to stuns np 011 Rednerlea. P. 0. addre. no. , .1.. Ind I keg Peat/ li 0.. k. 1. , ..
betty fill, r . . t. a 1.. slue r tal%fig...., to arrlv..ifor rale by .
trate, wet 45, %tinkle len than a ter load. 64 .1,,,,, 1 1
H. T. PttICE * Cu mutt. 1.4.14%.13 131.-ta.El 1,0.
Ii EN 1:12.% T. 1: WS
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POLITICAL.
CONGRESN.- The friends ol
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY
W,l prey. to “i• .ain••
I'nl"n part J. 14. /If
rMIN• 111 7.,11,1•tre.1.
GENERAL MS. S. NEGLEY
A , AN1.11,11.. i. 1111 1,1,11(1. I
nth.. it,l
7 , ,3;7"1:. F. he a cttn
• -' •11.1• Se for tr,•o. to.. n.i n..,.i
Alleghenyl.4,lrl (Iry • el• rur•••
•Irrrtatlorr •• N. Mor•• r
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
LOST. , 0-1.411T7% 1:11S111 P. flat in', a.-
OST. - $lO 111:.W4 1.0%t 0111 t" 711 ,‘ l ‘ ... J.- lu
t ‘ ii ‘ t
JaaturJay, at I. ti •
Oftlor or It L•atriintipit I t
TI litil LAI( t•iii
anti r•••I•• • • r U•'.• J II I k
of con•tilerablvhattillinai Tht tr.. aril will a • •
„ r „„, 4 I( 1.. 0-P A ItTN 1F;11$11 I I'.
ktAftift.lS, the Traveller's linarantioit Ili, 1 W. Litt.. 'lilt lait iir•llt iii• rat
tratl2:lld L ag ltatint ',L. .1111'111 It Ili
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VI( Mr's. AI:1,11E1i
•, all al. lir, A I
MEETINGS.
pITTSDERGD. IT: WAYNE AND
1111f:AliolLAILWAY c".IIPANY
INSURANCE.
IFE IVtil HANI•E: I,IIE INS' It-
The 14 AN, F 'r 1,41 II .11 I IFF
and aurh of this Compauy. 1,, the Eleotlon of Direr-tors it ,
uth.r b ‘""" ° " maT “"'". II the Att . f 1 . '1 . 1, 1 . 111.011 r 11'. MI.
b. ' 0.10 ogre at ”Id the llll ;....., r•
Pltmburgh. on the THIIII/
or MARCH. A. It., 11166, at IO o - elork, •. , •to, - , ' „ A „. tt
Stork and Bond 'I roma, Books of the 1. - ornpas.T. I o lo
thrlr orlice In the City of 1 - Ittatmrgli, and at me - ---
Transfer Agency, In the City of New or),
r o . l ,
doled on tt. bill day of March. at 2 o clock. I a..it L.:
cud remain closed until 7.24 der of March thereafter.
F 11. poly.y. not tto ..1111..1/11!
REAL ESTATE ,
FEDERAL STREET - PROPERTY . n.h• 3,1
P•cri.t.
=I
Federal Street. Allegheny. F.T. \ ault• lu
each. and In cotupleth order.
For particular., tom/111r.. of
JAM T. SAMPLE,
Real Estate /fruiter and !mourn:frt. Agrul
No.m 1,11 bs feral arms: t. Alteitnenf
I 'HEAP PROPERTY. House.
•••• Yaruta, Coal Leads, tee-. fur tittle tit
mlll3 B. CUTHBERT a StiNU, st Marl , I hi
WASULNOTON PROPEOTI
FOR SALE.—A , oltape Hotta,. Ith largr
of Ground, for ea." A Iiun••• of 3 r..otna ana lam
Lel f0r4700. A Lot f rue nd on VI, le la atreet JJ
feet frod‘ by 184 heir. lut For axle Ly
tnial3 yc. ITTNIIERT Aor ray, 01 Market •1.
RIX BUItDING LOTS IN %HA KIPS
-11 ti F
URO -ALE. I'l.l, r 15 .
Mlit.:l 1. CNIT/I I/ T d S , SI Marken.
TWO LOTS, corner Hank Lane
. .. n .,11( AlfrKlectly 1 Ity, fur
=2=l
o ACILL'S 1.4.11iD in BollOn
ger couttly, sriaaoarl, iler
“ed al 61..•` r
0 „... A I to to t hia, Mel. AIN
NAVY STILGEONS
ilt'llEAr or Mr ono', • NI. St'ml KI/1,
NAVY !tars tat a 1,, WanhirlXlon, It.
EDICAL BOARDS FOR THE
EX AMIN ATIO N ttP l'A N 111 PATEN FOR A 11.
MlNSlitli I NTi I THE NAVY AN ASSISTANT Sl'
(/ Et /NS. —.hoards of Sled test lira, r , at
the Nora! lioApltal. Chelsea Moss., Nar a '
Brooklyn. N. Y. and Naval Asylum. Philadelphia
Pa, on NIONit A , .
Morel] 1211,, Waft, for th s
notion of Candithites for admission Into the SI ed teal
Corps of the Nary.
Gentlemen desirous ofoppearlog before either
Board, must make applicotion to the honorable
Secretor) of the Navy , or to the undersigned. stat
ing resident,. date and place of tarth, •Oli before
is Welt Board they desire top resont themselves. Al
plleatlons to be accompanied by responsible test l•
loonies of moral cluiraeter.
Candidates must not he ices then twenty-our nor
More than twenty-six years of age
expenae L etlowed by the Gov .
ernmen t to ea 0-
dldahes attendlnig the sesion. of the Huard, as a
successful examination Is a legal prert , rolleill... !or
for appointment to Ow Neer.
P. J.IIOICW - ITZ, uhter or
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NOTICES
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RAILROADS
P1TT%1111.1111.11 AND ( ONNEI.I,•-
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CHANCE OF TIME
Till RSP 11'. Mllllll 15th, I•GG
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dirniniolt.lll7 . .y„ alt ul
wispald t• 1•. I•{l, , •inF it„
to I,C.
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EDUCATIONAL.
01110_ FEMALE I OLLEGI
TERM tl..
. knt'it 10. I ,y,ps i,l%lPt
notir fur 111.1.11 n
• arm,r. :try. J • AN111.:1
• 011.5.. WU. 7t.1
PERSONAL
Wlserea% mg yvilds.
LOUISA. limn lofttro tn! Noll roorrl olirront
rr., or non% nen..., I horror, narrr r.ore%
74KAIII,lisftino,lug orrolir•ng to ronno - .orot,
no I nil! nor to. resporr•llrn. A r o .{..1•1n • 0 1. -
tr tot;
SIirisTDRIES
ROSINI) A1. , 1•: itl4.
1 4 A , N ,h 1 ,! PAS 1 l' 11 } - i
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I 111111'ATIAil: 1/01,
‘Al.(1: 1 11:1) PI.AsTEII- 100 WAN.
In, \ It) 11.
IfIE !Will A :11 1r Sl'Elt I.
mio,r
;1:1110fre ‘t 13 lit'
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111 , 1 , 1 , :i .. F , 10 . 1. , 1 , 11 bbl.. Em
\ A \ .1 1.15,
L'A It I OILS - 1000 1111,. for rale II)
.11r11 N} .e sI.IEII.
.1114 So.
MICIIIGAIN SEEDLING
C 11. 1 . .131...r C 3/ MIES .
mr.. ow prviaar..tl to or.ld r. lor
atUcle• , n 4.1r.1.1.1!...i I . OTAME, 1/•••
I.lg. nrl,lllng. I n1,...,1 from the 1,11.
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tending Lark 1.. 4 ..4.,44t nil", „ ,
g 4.41 t. alas, Br.i.lt 11..4 4 ., •araltitua
room, and rrmr , r. -• %kin tr. Oa
l'clii+es.lrtt April 1,.
ata• null ar. a till ro •I,
by a.m.' and tavilgaar...
rti
ala T. • 31,1 N 11, AO,l
I tANK AND,INtiIUitAN('E hI'OCHS.
11 TiIISPAN AN I.:ttNi if IN M,„,
• .111 beat Maaoale !tall A 13 , 11 Y0
Si anLi 57 Flllll al r... A la Yon to 111,
Nlyeks
o.arr• kAvltairigt R•rai
' Priltioyßadhir 114,1113 a. r y
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WANTS
", Al E MI, OFFER
Elll
FOR SALE
Ell
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21 cre% of Land at
-4 I aI 13 able II on
FOR RENT
lir
AUCTION SALES
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DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
49 Market :street.
E WALL 01111'VER
AA IL V% DEE 01.T11.111
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59 Market Street
DESERTERS.
).( it' t Rho. The rho
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c
‘1:11 BOOK.
BY O. 111
R. 30 TJ 7:3
FROM
EGYPT.
Prtuo 191,14 0
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111"1"A
FRONUMANG GAZETTER
GEOlattrlllt %I. 111I9'IONAR1
C).W. XA67400
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JOHN P. HUNT & CO.,
.10 FI Masonic Hall
ciunGt,lEA'S ULAN It
f'4( , r , iti4)ll
J. ;s Fourth st
111 ERCHANT TAILORS
lENItli 44. 11.411.1
MERCHANT TAILOR,
‘.11:11111EST l'ol;Ntß OF PE \1 I tit. GLAIR STUBS,
=HE
Fine lArOblen Goods,
F • I. ...I Ft Nt Il' I F
%I'M 'lt
BOYS'
.CLOTHING
NOW RECEIVING BY
GRAY & LOGAN,
I: SI, Clair Street
UPHOLSTERY
•
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, t)l , l:Tti tiTNEET, tan,. —Tlir
manntmeturr ad kr,p ropaVrotly an
nary article In Ilse, via: l'orniced. Or •
ii, u arta,. (*orator., P..arin, 11.-ded
Mat oii aiadei; al.o, the celebrated Yatenr
i 1 ,`•4 1 .,.r."1"dr011:0 r t. h Vg:l= ro
ewe g sukl Igring &mg Carnets Oil Cloths. eta.
(al iscukicitre ito=47K
DRY GOOD, TR m miNGs,
E513.4,1 * . 11 9 HI. 11 13111.
NEW DRY GOODS
AR'
IN IYI. SEDIPLE'S.
1%0 and IN2 Federal Street,
TM
`'S iU iceeu ''<•eeej)l( 'r;.
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SPRIU GOODN,
The trri‘als ai.
Hamburg Flouncings,
EDGING• 1\1? INsERTIN4.S.
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11.4CItt I. 61,1 DE 6, CO.,
7'. and , 0 Markel ?tree)
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ILL ItINIP4 OF PIPER OILLARs
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ARRIVING DAILY BY EXPRESS
1114 I r II oils
Aso • 44101,
FAI IN/INT LAI I t
1.,•1N I ‘l'illtUE c , 11..x1t,
r 5..1. SSD EVIGINt,
INiINT 11•1 IgUE I AN,. FIII•INN.
I . —INT AND 1•IIIN Nr1.1,41.•L HOF V 7-,
1..51/1/,',ANI/ t, ENT LINEN 111 , 1i1 , , Itlgrchl
WINTER GOODS N1...1111w , 01 I mgMr.l
A•I :61..,..5e,r11, u,n Yam/i
CLOSING OUT AT t.. , and Farol7
C. , unt: N 1.
IiREATLY REIHCCED PRICES.
Ftr.lll,reilsil Manufacturing Maolane,
1,11:11, Fair, 1 . 1.
M . . I. 1EL.4212X . 4=7 , l'reiniunt t., I.oal wrk at Aliegoe.
County hal, V, I
And wber..v.r east 61,1.
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/, Wee. I•lttchurFli
tinvlng [11.161,4 taking ,t , oet,
%.,;11AW & CLARK'S
Are Offering their Entire Lino of Goods
051_. MM` X-. "Sr el CXX X.AE13131
HANICIKERCIIIIELN, AI, manufactured At, v 6.11.7.1,4 ruschin
r , nttri he, fttre are ttol 113Itte L. yr I nut 'repair,
3 , .trratetly ttry titt3ertpiloo of
ett s ', Cullatr ."31et-; ves ...1 , ) '''...""'
Matthlne, with rh..31. 111.1 a 111.2 r, a, 1.31 e Caton at
nrlccr. e refer to that 1t... Inc person.
.C> o.lr. Eilir..XFUrr
Eft.. No. 1,4 t It el r„ et; M. VAN-
F r; Wr ttet r r tarrrt Mr
AT DECIDED BARGAINS. ,‘ • Mr. J. ;3,N; Fr EO,
No. iv ! , ..rocu.l atmr 1. Allegheny fill. We have all,.
crs that that Hrr At, rt err L. , . Ail arour Machined
0o
are Warr...v.l , t .1 sT , W ANTED.
It. 1,11N14,
112 lir3att strvel. near rum,
Pirrsavuti PA.
POINTE LACE GOODS
(De.. 11 Lass CI M-5.1.a33.1 Ylo
lIIMITETIE/3
JOSE Phi 11,1rE S (11.15,
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El
W. W. MOORHEAD'S,
N I FAH- •11:1N6
ml,l
New Sty k Frizzed Sets,
Halr Coils.
Fancy Buttons, J7ble,Cl(>l?„ Az. - CO.,
New Empress Hoop skirts,
Embroideries, Laces,
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NEW
,wyr t.l•E's I I/ AND 1 4 .1 f : 4 'OA 111
MAntiPsetneer of
"PalU .\;lr6o'iril
nl.Cjt. AN'!) 1T Vti .
Pertietilar attention invited to his Patented
IL 4I: • I T .q . r:o n t ' lo n is " ;l ' oi n it ' lreiZ b t . i ' st ' air l' ltt ‘"" i li t'4
1 , 3)) ...red, so that pent eon he ordersil 'by mall or
. .
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CARR, .711CCANDLES4 & CO., "ltif:At'Agir ° lZ . ,, P rZiiii:,=fitti " .„ a....
• ll.sTs WILSON,I' snit A C 0.,) ,b,sse who ma
wish It. Eneinesi sod marina(' 'work
,
. Mate 10 order. Orders by Inall . pruniAlf astesidedia.
irtY . l:7tl ' ::. '‘ lT2 rt :4' FURS AND Dom. si- .1.....y.7J1t....4.-'ff.srf4=.ll=4,l,Tirtax
DiAinond slier YittAsols.7h• iehloil houses Love .. . _ ..
4 ,... •17 h .i. == • sr.
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MO
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A I.ENERAI
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01 1 1 1 01 100DN
BATES & BELL'S
17 Fifth Street
Hair ('oils
Curled .Y'ete•
Xo..llflh \tree►
VERY LOW PRICES.
(111
77 and 79 Market Street,
Woolen Goo ds,
No. SI Market Street.
BORING TOOLS.
1)r-elio: cooti*, • _ _
pETRoLIA MACILLNIE IVOBIELth
WHITE. ORR & CO.,
latil Fift2a 151 ta-e, plc
WALT, PERS. &c
1 I'
100.) , 111 01 HALEY. 11
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