' it I' ’ ■ft;. ■ft;.-.; I'. *' [ ; s**'- X- • ,■ ;W-“ | i'«f.' • X * u’’ t!,v. jtjit :?]■). >. ■ N»‘ k' t ' ’ 11##!# ,: ,f. . »■ i • V:: :4&y m .y • V .. i, •h- ; "v, 'V.* . * 1 4 -V s iVK**;- >;v . i'jpk ' - - i&,. '"•, fcfe*: ■: i i:" i '■ * vh »r' r* '■• i< -« v ' 1 v.v.'.*.*..*-' , 1. *’ S -Sri ■ \ » -;•* SUV.'JijLsjiXii?. • • !s!-3s w v i k*. • i'f:' >’ ,w'.i. ,v.. -.1 -,lfo';• ''Wy'yl-.V'vNtX! V -• 0 • • I tefsf»SfiS;i ?{[•*■ * < V V '»' *" : v : :.vV::vv;X : .l^.';''V;t‘ ]|;* , •' j‘ ;•-' -’ kfej? & : Kx • -' •■• ■ ■ >- .■ ■ y-v, v >v.: ■, * , , t ' K t . * . V fittslwrfllr riLIPAY MOBJnHg, MABCH. 27. QMS AS BAIRS. gm’orriqUL pafxu or' tke am. jUnMuuMiau. OitwTATtontor Gm ®**• OpfioUn, Ho. U VUtk IUWI wrroofddoUji ■. a *u*. a luii. i h |g U - .ff: »--■ U Ji Sfl6*lt • | r Court Kepotii, ■ '•; - ‘Jam P. gTXKUTT. ***UXT jut Jroqa—Ho*. Thomas v«r**y JkmooutM law Jodo&qx. *. h. Brows!™ AancuTsJDDOß^Unirjfßtowx. Tsaa DaiS‘*4th Monday 7 of March: Ist Monday *f Jwilit Monday of Octoberj 4thMonday* Deasabsr. Baton days—lint Monday efssch month, and the first day of each term. JESf £&*•!?“ , P on ****“* Koaday of each *4 CMiM J* l*us oaths fourth “*wj»pr«wdiog tha fint Monday of sech math. OhonffW Seise, on tha first day of each term. “"t ,K< ~ d - Ilntricl Court. Pianm-Hox. H. Huroii. AmooubU-Box. B. W. Wiuuun. ***■ Tb* fourth Monday of January, April, [ July and Morsaibsr, Batura days—tha fint Jus* day of anch month, end tbs flntasy of each tana. Sheriff's lain on tha fint day of aack mouth, Aaouman Was*—Monday, April 6th, and aTary fifth wash ' TrUl calia lor each day consist of tbs fint tan open Quarter (tensions* la tha.Court of Quarter [ Bastions, James Pattersonvu: found guilty of assault,' and end sentenced to pay a flua of $5, and •atto.of prosecution. X. guilty of assault aid battary* Pined $6O and ooits. . Benjamin Timmons was found guilty of Unsay* l ■ Haary Jonas, triad for assault and battary* Hat guilty, because of insanity* l oupji. Jamison, falling liquor on Bunday. flags Pzaiohoid* Selling liquor on Sun* guilty, and-sentenced to pay * fine of. fio and go to jail for tan days. • Tha ease of william Dougherty, Phillip Dougherty,' Jas. Abbott and ¥o. Pee, for maliatoas assault. On trial. OiatriotConrt. The follow!** ii the lilt which will come 0» for hearing to-dej : Maffltt, Old h -Bailiff ti Furr, No. ill. MUkrfe JBIU« ▼«. fui, No. il2< Saaroly * Walduuu, ti. Ha;*, No. 113. Bang* A flfaxvall ti. Adm. of J. JX.PUI - daoaaaad, No. 116. Bobt. BoMjobt*. John Nilaon, No. 116. Wm. Boahar ▼*, Jaa. GaUaghar, Ho. 117. J ao. Qoadarman n. Obrisu Millar, Ho. 119. Bathar Morria ti. liaae Graham, Ho. 120. Atkimoa A HUlar vc. Mary Jana and Char lotta Spanoa and B. H. Long, Ho. 121. Sana ▼*. lama, Ho. 122. Xk» aaaa of Maffitt A'Old ti. Alazaadar MaClnrg, Ha. HS/ wu oontlauad, as wo* alao tba earn of Meßlhany at. oL ti. Lawi* Ho. 114. . “V, . ' AJlefcheny City Councils. Agreeable to notlop gins, a apodal meeting of the. Councils of Allegheny city waa bald Uat sight. Present, Is Common CmmeU, Messrs. Bor- Usd, Campbell, BUI, Dunlap, Heekadom, Hutchinson, Mlllei, Patterson, A. D. Smith, Wb, South,Stockton, Tate, Thompson, Jno. Brown, Jr., President. On motion of Mr. A. B. Smith, it waa re solved toreeonsider the Market ordinance. Mr* A.” B*[ Smith moved to takeupthoor dlsaaoo whielrwai done, and paaaod aftor a third loading. [The ordinance will be published In foil in .our advertising col nmoa];' ■" ' "i-- Mr. A. D. Smith offertd tha following reio* tattoo, t. Rmotnd, That tha Market Commissioners ba, wd they are hereby authorised and In? etraeted to have placed one or more hydrants lo the Market, at each places at will be con ▼anient for ttu occupants of the tame. : Oo motion of Mr. A. D. Smith, the role* warrtuspandtd, in order to allow new bori netfs to be taken up. Mr. Smith then offered the following reeo* tattoo: Smohtdf That the Market Commissioner* be, and they are hereby authorised and in straoted toinsurnthakUrketHoaen in one or more raepoasihla insnranoe oompasiei for any amoont at theirdiietatton. Adopted.' In the Select Qouoil prerat Mem*. Ash worth, BlsselJ, Hopkins, Irwin, Kirkpatrick, Knox, Patterson, Wright, James Marshall, Pretidaafc x. a • The Select Council concurred in the adop tion of the market ordinance and resolutions. On motto*adjonrned. * Temperancerille Connell. Ska Oossoll of tho borough of Trmptno n Vnio hold it* rtgulor monthly mooting Tier day oroßlag March' 21th. M.mb*r.prM.nt—Metrrr. Roblnion, Ho- Dovoll,' Wallac., K.nc .dyan d Bargois Oooh raa*. • Mlaatea of tho praripaa mooting wort nod andapprprad. - ~ ■ Oi motion, tho nportof tho Commute* to aadltth* arnsnau of.lho boroagh, and tho Oommlttoo on Btrooto and Sawar a* Alaxan dor (trait, wao rooolrod, aad tho Oommlttood dloohargod- Oo motionj tho Bargou vu nathorlood to draw hlo »arraat! la foyor of tho foObwiag panel!: itHMmgh Auado, iTupotoh aad pabllahlag Auditor'* roport..™_..„4lS 00 Walter Faqpuaa,'for jarring olootlon x tt Jaa. Kally, lor no* of offloo, light, Ao.. 6 00 S. H. knack, for ouoyoar’s kottlooi aj Clark of Coaurtl-l— ]q go Bodwlo Wall!, for pladagaboz Mtror on Aloaaadortttoot- M^._ ........ ( go Jao. Waited*,haallag oUahoro and plopkat 85,60 ptr d10m..„,„„._.... « 76 John OaU,forl)i day'o vorkatfl;lJ3{ par dan 1 76 Jao. Ooaaolti 1 dap’a work™'™.';..™., 1 U Sami. Carnahan;* “ " 1 U Thoo.Kally, . ’ 0 „ 6 OP Oo motloa, Council adjourned to aMlot Xhanday omiag, March J6ih- i i 8«o. K. Cooauxa, Bafgoor. ; k. H. Faajca, Clork of OoaaelL - - Hard on the Xaauryeie. la tho Haw TorkLagiilatun, but nook, a oommlttoo,ttaa appointed,*! a Joko, of oauno, to ooaiidar th* proprlotp of ozrludlng lawporo bom thakklb Of logiilatloa. Thor* lajjiny a iobortruth toldlh jut, and man of maaywordi would do wall to hood tho roproof which tho humoroui. laddonf admln tetara. ' Tho folio wing ir an extract from aa ao ooaat of tho pro mi din gr la thUi mattor: ■ Tho oommlttoo yaporud ogalnit thtlr bolng moaban on aooonnt of that loquaotoui and garruiouitejdenoy aad oositant latorfonno* with tho haataou of tho Houa* by thtlr con tinual talk ' Thla objection railed by tho oommlttoo b a* tra* aa Coapol. A lot of oao Idoo lawyer*, baaaaa* they hare (pent a low year* oror Blaokatona, and with mor* aalf-aooo.lt than brain a, imagino that ao bill if legally paoeod uatU they ataka a fpoooh on tho qaaeticu.' Thla, of oouno, do** not ap ply to all la wy ora olootod to tho Logialatnro) but I do oay that ltdooo apply to tho majority of tho, lawyan who han hold eoata ln tho Tiogiilataia of thla State daring tho paat four I“ B -,.ff lho oraatf of thla morning will hw® thoeoloxuadoua gentlemen a llttl* wla the tim, oooupled orar thla quo*- dloß win not ham been la rain. , ■ I»»t T V— A good big la ogerad at tbt E J Ml'li I ’n,’? 1 ”* lot tho boaelt of *“• ■ ft* oqaaatrloa dromotlat, Wl * ”° ,,d ‘ of people dor- SUte drama;ot «Hern* tho Hunter. wti : ***• Ohoraotor, lie tho hral thing on Oa programma, afur whloh tha two UoAagaata aad Marl*, ,m Afllr doablt A*Ban* by loany'BiiyliHOOOio* tho loit niao*, which ft tho tum ol" Stoat JTalhlag." x t u n if thohoothUloof thf ocaaoa. Oa Batardoy .aftontoon, Mr. Mllaoandhit farorlto honw 'HUeratha «ll j *pp*arfor tho boaott ot iMOftoa M? . tbl* eaoaailoa,tha prloa.wlll bo.JAmotifor tb* kozao aad porqootto, aad 15 ooato for tho •pportbn. i ' fniflmila Legislature, the ritmownea Ornette. - Hanusoßo, March SS, U 63. aonan.—Tho bill supplementary to an act to Incor- Porate the Tester Con tad lion Company; bill loro. «h»n to tho publication of tb* laws of tfao Common wealth; bill to validate eertaio conveyances made by married voaonainoo February 18*8, were reported ae committed. Mr. Bitter, of Snider, reported with a negative re onmMaontloa, bUI to repeal an act to prevent cattle, ahoep and twine irom rannlng at large in the oototy of Allegheny. * Hr. Henry, or Beaver, introdneed a supplement to re-lnoorporat* the Hew Brighton Water Hr. black, introdooed a bUI to Incorporate tbe doneeA Himlck Manufacturing Company; location, Allegheny conaty, area of real relate not to exceed at aoy one time, so acire, on which they mty erect tneft buildings, ha u mey be 'neceeury to carry out the object! of the corporation to manufacture iron and •teel; aleo hardware, cutlery and agricultural imple- : menta Capital etock JIOO.UUO; ihane $5O each,with privilege el Increasing tbecapltal to $500,000. Oor porntore are A. Ift. Wallingford, W. K. Himlck, Law luce P. Hitchcock, Wallace Patrick, John F. hlnger, James Verner, B. F. donee, Jam>e J. Bennett, David aicney, fl. Holmes, Aha. Speer, Bichard Hajl, Alex, Himlck, Andrew Carnegie and J. H. Jones, of Alls, gbeny connty, and a A. Miller, of Philadelphia. The following bills were aleo reported as commit ted: bill to incorporate the borough of Hew Wil mington, Lawrence connty; snppiement to tbe act to incorporate the Western Pennsylvania Ho.pital; hill to incorporate the American Tea Company; blit to incorporate the Wharf ud Ball way Company; bill to incorporate tbe Con* ftecting liaUw.y Company (of Philadelphia); eopple mencto an act to give Jurisdiction inequity to the Sopreme Co art and the Court of Common Pleas, bt the connty of Philadelphia, in cases of disposed boundaries. M*" Shannon introdneed a bill to change the lima for holding elections in the boroogh of Birmingham,- Allegheny county. Peered. Mr. Pershing, of Cambria, introdooed a bill relat ing to enretlea Philadelphia* Joint rreolntlon providing for tho appointment of a Commission con alstuig of three persons, who shall Inquire Into the condition of the insane criminals of tols Common* w.atth, sod the proper locaftoa for a buildieg for their conftnement, together with a plan; and such other terns relating thereto as they nuy deem prop er, and that rhe Commission report to the next Leg islature. Ho compensation to beailowed to the Ooa muaioners except .heir actual expenses. . Mr, Ylnp*ni, vf Brie.' Joint resolution authotlz “**•*•># Oovernmeat to present new flags to the 83d UUh Begtmente Puniylvauia Volunteers. , McCullough, of Armstrong, moved to insert f *?Bih Regiment. 'Mr. Hoyae, of CUhton, moved to Insert “7th Cavalry.” Both amendments were agreed to. and the resolu tion waepeesed. Mr. Chsmposys, or Lancaster, introdneed a bll supplementary to the bill passed Uth April, 1831, to authorize certain sail* brought by and against cans! and r diroad compute*. It is to give the C.urt di»- oration as to tbe change of venue. Mr. Grose introduced a bill to charter the Union Parry Company of Allegheny county. Corporators totmod are, W. B. Brown, Alex. UcKre, F. comma, “• ■ Kerr. Object, to retabush a steam feiry over the Ohio river from berry Lane, In Aliaahenv ciiy. to or near daw Mill Bon, oa the sooth Blue of .aid river, to the lauding known as chon’s J’errj, Bated of fare are, esc h foot pareengar 2 cia.; each horse ‘or mule 5 eta; each boggy, wagon, cart; dray, with one hone or mule attached, 6 ate.; each addiuoual horse ur mule attacked & eta.; homed or neat cattle each ®cta.; swine,each 8 eta; sheep, eacs 2 cis. senate bid re'latiog to the payment ef boontlee to volunteers was passed. A maaage from the Senate informed the lit me that the Senate had pawed tbe bIU to incorporate the Bennsjlvante Hydraulic Worka Hanaasmo, March 25,1803. Bov**—The following blits were passed. Supple gnent to an act relating to Orphans' Courts approved March 29th, 1832; bill requiring administrators and trustee*, upon the sale oi real estate after proceed* tog* In partition, to file ln tbe Register's office ol the proper county, an account of Uitfir said administra tion or irmterehip; bid to authorise the Court of Common Ptre to compel tbe recording of deeds anit other instruments of writing; a lurtneraappkmeot to an act relating to the Bale and conveyance of real relate, preeed April 18,1853; bill relating to appoint ment of trustees and settlements of trust accounts m certain cases of trusts ol personal estate created by will; a farther sapp>entent to an net to enouarags manufacturing operations in the Commonwealth, ap proved April 7,1818 J bill relative to accounts against the Common wealth; bill relative to the perpetuation of testimony In cases of lost records; asuppi«meut to tha act to conwilidate, raviee and amend the laws of this Commonweal in, approved March diet, 18du; bill to authorize ih? sale ot bank stock of de linquent stockholders Incettata mere; bill in rela tion to feeding stock wnile awaiting traosportatiou on railroads, (the last proviso in the bill as was print ed, has been stricken out) The bill to prevent the immigration of negroes and muiatoes into this State was passed. Tote, tea*. 60; nays, 40. " w Mr. Shannon remarked that the same principle which this bill sustained, weu.d equally apply to pre vent the Immigration ol Xnehmenand other foreign ere into Pennsylvania. grsaix.—The following petitions and remooetraooe were presented: i Mr. Gists,» petition of citizens of fork const/, for a lair to prevent negroes pnmtng into tbs btaie, Mr. Sr nul»a famous traaca at the female Anti- Slavery Society of Philadelphia against the passage of a law preventing colored persons coming luto-tbe Mr. McSbsrrj, a petition of eltlzens of Adams county lor a law by which lb* fines imposed upon the dialled men, who wera •»«—«* fur conedentlona scruples, snail be paid to the Uomnumiohera of said county. Mr. Usrrsll, a petition of citizens of Susquehanna county for a change in the slate miUlie lews. Mr. Bucher, a petition of citizens of Janiata coun ty asking for the abolishing of the office of County Buperinioadeat ef Public dcbools,aad withrrgsrd to the length ef echool rr>r> n. same at twentynMA days instead of twenty days. ■ Mr. shark introduced a bill rtlaUreto the rate of interest. ' ..Mr- Mohinscn Introduced a bill to incorporate the Korth Westem Insurance Company. Mr. Wilson introduced a supplement to an act to incorporate the Wamn and Tidsoute B. E. Co , ap prored April, 17,1861. Mr. Connell, from the Committee on Banks, re posted as committed, a bill to wttead the charter of the Exchange Baa* of Pittsburgh. Mr. Hamilton reported from the Committee, as committed, a nutation relative to tba Ohio and feana-Canal. Tha foUowtsg bill« won ptiind: SUJ (o lscotporato Um tmianj Tfiffrpwit Coapinj. (Oocrfl 0. HlUtTllf. Iflfl fflti-b'a.l A BmpMi of Someriot, were addod additlooal corpora ion); bm to extend the charter of the Termera' Btnt of Bnchi cotthty j hlil to repeel eo noch of the 78th section of the set approved;lurch 249,1810 ae re late* to filing lnterrogniorlee on 1 rale, to UU deposi tion* before Jostles* of the peace: bill soppUmeetMT/ to the act Incorporating the-Mahoning jferigstion Oomp*aj,pMsed April 20,1868. E. Benton Kerr< - Thit poor orentare ii in finrriiharg u tuufili- &hdlf writing UtUr* to tbo Dispatch. Tha following 1$ tho oloUng paragraph|Of hb luts i • ' ? • ; ' . , M'Cboiß Zovjruar.—l aa nqaefted by Mr. Kerr to Oak* kind regards to the Da* aocraay of M'Olsra townihip,for Mj triamph aht eleotlon to two ofioai. Ha raaarkc that altar awhile he will be np to thaaditori of tha (7asctt«,~wlth thli'oaa agoeptiony that ha gets hu ofioat iron tha pooplo ‘diroet, while tha other proeara them by fiattary to tho pbwtrs that be. , Trely aad mr falthfally, £. x Ha Uru la M'Gloro township. LoitOcto* Wr ha.woa a eandideta for tha Banatoi aad wof boatoa la hlf own difltriot. The rota wa», Qraham 81 # Karr, 74 s hot It laami that thla iprior ha was aleoted AiMfiorg having raoaiTad os TOtaf. In,the spring of-1862 ha wai ohoian Jnitlea of tha Paaoa. Denton- if gratified for email favor*, prosd of his popa urlty, bnt still tpltafaL Ai *',*Bqatre/^wa ora told that ho only got ono tingle Job to do. Moob oomplalU are •very day being made against persons who ora In tha habit of crowding the Alleghany wharf with empty oil barrale, even extending them down to the water's edge. Bo prevalent has this erril boooma, that It U with dlfflenlty that staamboatman eon obtain room to dis charge their oargoaiw Thera is a determina tion on the part ef' Whorfmastar Alien to abate this evil, and parties thus Infringing opon the wharf will be dealt with'summarily. Parties ihoald call npon Mr. Allan, who will inform them whom to pleoo their barrels. _Tm Wheeling InUUigtneer sayn 1 “The Podarnli Coart eommanoad Its sossion in Olorkeburg on Tuoedoy. A lorg* nimbor of rebeu were la attendaam upon the Court ro uowiag tkelr nooguliouon. A groat many war* rolaaaod limply upon girlng bond for tboirgood bobaTior." AmuuLTikD BarroaT.-Jaoob Woltof wu yoitarday amitod da tho oatk of Potor Mil toy, for ainalt aad battery, aad tho : matter waa board by Aldirmaa S on*!. Tbooaiowei dually Htttat by tha defaadaat piaylag tb* ooite aad treating to tb* lager. Ta* Columbia Boa* Company of Allogbtay city Intend giylag a boll In Mourt Ball Oa Friday oraaiag, April Jd, 1865, for tb* par poio of ralilag fundi to parohaaoo Hook aad Ladder truck. Partial did ring to aialit thorn la tboirgood work will romombor thin foot. Coxaruioi P. K. Josh, baring boon alaoted Alderman for tho Samatb Ward. yeiterday reaolrod hlj oommlielou from Qot. Curtin. Ho will opon bio offloo lomowhero upon Ponniylranla Arenuo. . Boixtt or ran Paioa.—Kdward Joyoa wu; yooterday arreited on a warrant, limed by- Alderman Jonei, on oath of BoiannaO'Bllty, “dobllged to girebondl to tho amount of: BMO t*£o*p tb* paaeo. BaiAnm or Qoui.-iKuapp. Budd A Co., ymtorday, ebtapod throo more 11-Uoh Debl grea guar, 170 pouadere, to Cairo. Bouaties to Tolaateen. Tb. following important bin bM pui«d both bonus ot tbo IrtgiiUtar., ud no* only nqulroi tbo. sign. two of tbo Gooraor to b»- eomo . UW i . Soo. 1. B* il maeud, <£-0 , Tbit .11 bonds, vtmnti or certificates of indebtedness issued by the Commissioner or Commissioners and Controller oi any county, «r the proper cor porate authorities of any township, eity or horongh of this Commonwealth, for the pay ment of botxntiei to persona Toiunteering to enter the military Barrio© of the United States nnder any requisition heretofore made by the President,jbe,and tho same ate hereby legalised and made valid and binding upon snob coun ties, townships,olties or boroughs, in the same manner and with like effeot as if fall legal authority had existed .for' the issuing and making of the same when they were issued and made. Seo. t. That all payments of bounties to volunteers entering the servioe of the Untied States as aforesaid, by the oorporate authori ties of any eonnty, township, city or borough of this Commonwealth, and all leans made by said authorities, for the purpose of making such payments, be and the same are hereby legalised and made valid. 800. 3. That the oorporate authorities aforesaid are hereby authorised and required to execute and complete all agreements and contracts heretofore made by snob oountiei, townships, cities, or boroughs, for the pay ment of bounties as aforesaid, or for refunding advancements made for that purpose, on con dition that they should be refunded according to the true intent and meaning of such agrte menti and oontraets j and for that purpose the said authorities are hereby authorised to borrow money and issue bonds in the name of such corporations, with or without Interest coupons attached, payable at suoh times and in snoh manner as may be agreed npon, and to levy each taxes as may be necessary to meet the payment of tho principal and Interest of said bonds, as the same shall become due, with taxes, and levies shall be as assessed and collected as other oounty : or township i>vm are levied and collected. Sec. 4. That all assessments- heretofore made of taxes for the purpose of paying boun ties as aforesaid be and the same are hereby legalised and made valid; Provided, That no private volunteer soldier, or non-commission ed officer, nor drafted militiaman, actually mustered into tho serviedef the United States from this Commonwealth, ahail be required to pay any taxes now assessed or hbraaitor. to be assessed and levied pursuant to the provisions of this act. feo. 5. That all advancements made, or in debtedness Incurred by tbe commissioners ol any oonnty, of this Commonwealth, for board ing or provisions furnished to volunteers or militia when called Into the service of the United Stales, and all expenses incurred in tbe relief of iho, families of each volunteers or militia when in service, aforesaid, aod all contributions made by said commissioners to any benevolaot associations to aid them in furnishing, with necessary clothing and equip ments; and all expenses incurred in providing ' (or the wants of the tiok and wounded, are hereby fully legalised and confirmed; the said commissioners are hereby fully autheriiod to borrow money for tho payment of tho same and to issao bonds as herebofore provided. Peotidtd, That all expenses incurred by'the commissioners of Lancaster county in furnish ing volunteers or militia with suitable rooms for drill and discipline, and for the payment of the persons who had the care and charge of suoh rooms, are hereby fully legalised and confirmed, and tho said commissioners are hereby fully authorised, if necessary, to bar row money for the paymene of the seme in tho same manner as they are authorised to bor row money for payments and advancements made and expenses incurred, et cetera, ac cording to the provisions of this «SL Sec. fi. That all tne provisions of the four teenth section of an aot to create a loan and to provide for arming the State, passed fif teenth of May, one thousand eight hundred which authorised the asacociete judges and county commissioners of rhe sev eral counties of this Commonwealth so con stitute a board of relief for the families of such volunteers as have been enrolled an i mustered Into service from their severe* conn ties, are hereby extended and applied the families of men who have been drafted and mustered into tho service of thU United States, and,ail arrangements made by the revere) eounties of this Commonwealth, for tb*sop port qf the families of volunteers, miUtii, or drafted men mastered Into service, are h4reby legalised and confirmed; the county commis sioners are hereby and fully authorised to borrow money .for the payment of suefe ex penses in the manner hereinbefore provided. Sec. 7. That the commissioners of aay[ and every county in this Commonwealth, in which bounties have not been paid, are hereby au thorised tb borrow such sums of mbney as may be suSeient to pay to each and aVtry person who volunteered from suoh county and entered the service of the Unitad States after the twenty-sixth day ef July, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, the tom Of fifty dollars, Provided, however. That in any county in which the commission ers or parties having charge of the subject of bounties to volunteers, offered ailsss sum than fifty dollars, and the volunteers entered the servioe in such connty with the understand ing that snub less sum was to be received then, and In all sash cases no more than the sum so premised shall be patd under the provisions of this section. Sec. 8. That the money eo borrowed shall be paid over to the trauarar of tha proper ooa&ty, who shall proceed to pay to each per son who volunteered from saeh eoanty the sam to which each person shall be entitled under tb* provisions of this act. PtovitUd, That no person shall be entitled to receive sold sam to which saoh person ihdl be entit led under the provisions of this act or any part thereof, who was not regdlfirly mastered and sworn into the servioe of the United States and remains In said service, or has. been legally discharged therefrom. Sec. 9. That in any ease where apart of the boaniy authorised by this act bae bean paid tha treasurer of any eoanty, township, or nor* oagh, shall pay the dlfferenca'batwaen the sam so paid and tha fall boaaty. . Sec. 10. That in any ooanty whara persons have subscribed and paid to tha! bounty land of any eoanty, township, or boroagh, said eoanty, township, or boroagh shall refund or pay over to such persons the amaant to tab ssribed and paid. That inch sub scriptions wero made with that agreement, understanding or apon saoh oondltion. .See. U. That if any soldier whp would have been entitled to. receive the said bounty bos; died before feaviag received the money, the proper bounty shall pay tha 1100 ta such per son or persons as by. tha laws of the United States he would bo entitled to receive, the bounty of deceased soldiers. See. 12. That tho Commissioners of tha sev eral counties of this Commonwealth, and the corporate! authorities of said township nnd boroughs,'when tha same may b« necessary, are hereby authorised and required to levy,, assess and .oollect oounty tax.ln addition to the county taxes now Jevied, assessed and colleoted, suffloient to*pay the bounties authorised to be paid by the provisions of this not, and to repay the money borrowed for the earner. JVcvickcf, Aowmr, That the Commissioner* of siald counties and tha corporate authorities of said townships and boroughs shall so proceed in the premises, as to allow to tho of eooh ooanty as much time for the payment of sold taxes as may,‘in their judgment, be leaet op pressive to thorn, not exceeding, however, id any case, the period of five years for tha pay m*nt of the whole debt aud tha interest thereon. Lom -or x Houx.—Last evening a carter driving hi* horse to water at tha Pittsburgh end of the hew wire bridge, by soma moans got tha cart In the river Ant, whloh draw tha horse In after it* Becoming frightened, be commenced pulling oh the-reins, notwlth-' standing a number of persons balled to him to lst tha horse have his head, and the result %u that ha booked Into the swift water be yond bis depth, and was drowned. . The man escaped, weeobld not Isom the name ofthe bnfortaaato carter.. . J Cbkxsyub Coxvibsiop.—A large audlen ihuiiastie meeting, in behalf of tha .Christian Ocimmisilos, was. held In Washington,'Pa-, on'Jait Taciday erehlng. Adarosies! h*ta. mtde by Ber. Alexander Bead, ot Pdrici burg, Bev. A- Q. MeAuley, of Philadelphia, and Prof. Samuel J. Wilson, of thl* city. A eollootlon, ampuhtisg. to'over Iff ah; handrad and fifty;d6llar«, was taken up. olUes oriowne hava dona better In this good cauea than.WMhingWa,Pa. Xbi “ Democracy*’ of Indiana oounty bad a moating on Xuesday. Their speakara nbased Llneoln, Covode - and the last - Congreit hearUly,and that doaa, themeeting appo&Ud adeUgata to thaSUU Conpatton, - and. ln straeted Ua to support Wm. H. Wltta, of PhUaduphla. : This shows that the Copper heads ora alive y*t la Indiana county. TH£ LATEST NEWS BY TRLBGRAPB. FROM WASHINGTON. OUR SPECllli DISPATCHES, Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Qtsette. Wxbhisotov, March 26,1863. jonos kxxxbt bbuovbo* Judge Kinney, of Uub, hu bosn reoored. His sueofcasor has not jot boon' appointed. The trouble was » belief in his oompUeity with Brigham Young. COLOSIL D’erißST. The order dismltsißg uol. D’Utassy .from the service it revoked/, end he is to be tried by oourt-martial. Ho has been married to Mri. Bacon, a sister of Joan Graham, a! New York lawyer. OOKMIBStOHKBS APfOUTBD, The Wer Departmenibe* appointed Haw kins Taylor, Charles 8. Sherman, of Ohio, and Francis T. RussolJ, of; Missouri, Commis sioners, under the joint resolution of July 12th, to examine claims of ofleers and men actually employed In the Department of the West, or Dopartmont of Missouri. Solicitor to Commission—Jamss H. Morse. BOMCITOk WfIITIXO, Of the War Department, is preparing in structions for the Treasury. Department to carry out the new law about the disposition of the abandoned property in rebel districts. The Secretary of thoTressufy will speedily appoint proper agents in each State and Mili tary department tol ekecate the provisions ef this law. Measures are likewise in prepara tion for a more thorough enforcement of the Confutation law. VXOM US POTOMAC ABUT. A cavalry reeonnoiisanoe was out to -look after Fits Hugh Lee, who is said to be some where near Culpepper or Warrenton. In a guerrilla fight, at Chantilly yesterday wo lost thirty-nlno prisoners, three killed and one mertallj wounded. XIQSO BOLPIBBB rSOM DBL4VABI. Prominent members of the Delaware Legis lature say that measures are on foot for or* ganlslng a negro regiment, they indicate the probability that iwo full regiments can be procured from among the free Meeks. * raovosT xaebbals fob ohio. The Provost Marshals forOMo have not yet been appointed, bat Most of them wiU be in a day or two. BUMKatT or TBB VBWB. The long roll beat In Hooker's army, yes terday, was In oonuquenoe of the report that the enemy had grossed in force.* The only foundation was the massing of heavy bodies of rebel iniantry at the baaks and United States fords to prevent Hooker's crossing. The ladies have been seat out of the lines. Robert Patterson, of Philadelphia, is the most prominent candidate for Controller of Currency, In place of Aleott, peremptorily declining. : ' Nobody here understands the situation on the Mississippi. • ' Toe work of appointments, under the; Ra tional Militia law, are going on briskly. Those of Indiana were among the last under consideration. None.deeided yet., . j Th* expenses of the Government it said to bo now over two millions a day* Nothing farther is supposed to have bees deeided on by the Secretary of ibe Treasury concerning the financial policy. Tha Hlnonri Legislature haring asked that Qen. Curtis b* retained in oommand of the Western Department, that result becomes probable. t Secretary Ssward told th* foreign Hinlit** to day that he had not deoided not to inat letters ef Uarqee. Ramon of the reb'&ls bring at -Warrenton are unfounded. Several so-called Union eUisens warn nr res tad at Fairfax as spies to-dsy. Washibotos, Match J6.—The Bureau of Internal Bereua* is nor prepared to! issue promissory note stamps of denominations less than Are cents. In the meantime, express and telegraph stamps may be used. The Treasury Department U evidently highly graUfisd with the daily oooouais re ceived ef the Increased improvement in the national Ananoes. The newspaper rumors as to what the Sysretary will or will not do upon the subject under the reoent Congressional action ora unauthorised. No appointments of Provost Marshals no der the enrollment law have, yot been mads, preliminaries to suoh action having first to ba prepared. There are already numerous ap Plications for those o&oes, bat great ear# will e taken in making the selections. ( It is evident from letters received hare from members of the late>6ongrefi that they ore under the impression that they provided for tha appointment of one additions! midship man for dhoh representative and delegates! that Congress, aud .but the proviso of tho Douse failed in the: Senate. A olass will be .admitted to the Never Aoademy on the* Ant of July Tho Department will soon notify those who are entitled : >o recommend candi dates under the existing regulations. The Poitoffioo Department has awarded to Fairbanks and Co., of New York, the contract for famishing steel stamps, with cancelling apparatus attached, to be used by postmasters! and to B. S. Sevellj, of Cumberland, MA, the contract for supplying wooden stamps for similar purposes. There were right or; nine competitors. While experimenting with a fifty pound gun, at the Navy Tara, it burst. TUrtesu persons, composing tho gunner* crew,; were present, but with the exoaptlon of the Chief Engineer, who was slightly injured, all escap ed unhurt. A fragment, weighing three hun dred pounds, passed through the roof of the battery, building. } . -A large number of invalids, recently arriv ed from Belie Plain*, on the Rappahannock. Seventy-two of them have been plnosd In DottgUS-HospUn], whloh Medical Inspector Damlin reports In pirfect' condition In every partloulnr. Surgeon. Wm. Thompson [is la charge.: Lieut. Niohols has been ordered to the iron oladjtcamer Roanoke. From Panama and South America. New .Yoke, March 20.—Panama advices, received per steamer Ariel, state that another fire had occurred there, destroying all the hntt near the railway station. 'Mosquernbas pardoned all erlmloalt, bat the Supreme Court refuses to acknowledge his right to make such a sweeping amnesty.: The Liberals are dissatisfied with Mosiqusra and offer him a pension! of 812,000 to resign. The-South American news is not important. The wheat harvest In Chill Is very promls xhenew ourrensy iaw ls the principal obisst of debate In P«ra. : j ThePreooh hare been irislog the Peruvian vessels engaged in the Immigration trad*. A Valparaiso letter, ofthe 18tb, state* that Aairican commeros ther* Is fast .dwindling away f belBxdir*rtad to.Bagllih bottcai. John L. Davis, late muterof th* Am*riean ship Grenada, arrived at Valparaiso, aad re- that th* ship Granada, while on th* paa sag* froth Sandsrlahd to PalkUnd Islands; with ooai, on th* night of tha 28th, was rim Into by ai British ship, outting hot nearly In lunlu. The second mate and a tow ard were InitanUy killed, nnd Mr. Davis had hi* ribs broken. . Copt, Boott ahd the drifted In boats;for four days and nights, without food or waUV, when they wef* picked up by a British ship.boundto San Francisco. The Utter was spoken to by a Peruvian hrig, and Mr. Davis was putjon board, arrivug In this way safhly at Valpa»lw« Nnr Toix; Match steamer Saxo nia arrived at this port to-tUy*. Her advlcw bar. ,b**B aatldpated, B ?.*A“ waa towad.aj to tkakarbar. . ■■‘Tke tar* of tUaiuu adjoarod -te- ** te-d»y. Afost day has been appolated for tha 19th of April. - • j ' Fr«* fertrcii ’ Jloiree • Voirmus Koybosi March 15.—Fo«P G«- mu families tnireo this morning at For tress Monroe, from Richmond, Via York* town. They report that tfceprevailiog opin ion at Richmond is that the raboli will soon •vaoaatejthe olty, andi probably most of Vir ginia. The freedom of cpteoh is muoh less ru striotod than formerly 1 . They bring no news from Charleston, bat «ay the rebels are daily expecting an ettaok upon that oily. , Provisions were exceedingly high in prioe, and the wages for meohanios had accordingly Increased. The steamboat Maple Leaf arrived to-dap in Hampton Roads. Also, tho steamboat Long Island and John A. Warner, Captain Cone. , . The Richmond Wkig,ol the 20th, says that oranges aid lemons were reoently sold in that city, at adotioo, for $75 per box. Two of the guards at Chattabeotchie bridge, in attempting to arrest a mu, shot each other, and let the prisoner esoepe. An order has been issnsd from the-Adjutant General's office placing all offloers who resign: or may bo dropped from the rolls, and those who may be cashiered by court-martials', baek in the ranks as privates. The Charleston ComrUr eoatains a very sound sermon on reconstruction from tho fol lowing text: “ And after ail that has come upon us,” etc.—Esra, 13th chapter and 14 th verse. From Havana* Nxw You, March 20.—The steamer Tubal Cain, from Havana, with dates to the 18th, has arrived. Vera Crus dates, to the 4th instant, state that Puebla has not been taken by the French, nor did they appear to progress very rapidly. St. Domingo advioes, ef the 7th, confirm the reported suppression of the rebellion there. Honduras dates, to the 20th nit.,'state that tho revolt has been suppressed and order re stored. but all males betjreen.sixteen and fifty are called to arms by the Government. The difficulty between Guatemala and San Salvador has been settled through interven tion of the Eagllsh and American minis ters. | Venesuslean dates, to the 21st alt., disprove the statement that Carraoas was In posses sion of the insurgents, and, on the oontrary, it is now stated that the latter has been rontod. The steamers Bio Bio and Columbia, from Hew York, sailed from Havana for Hew Or leans on tho 18th Inst. - Haw You, March 20.—The steamship Ariel, from Aspinwall, arrived, with dates to tho 10th instant. Sho has only $159,861 In treasure. The steamship Sixonla has arrived. Her advioes are anticipated. From the Army of the Potomac. HXADqUAKTUBS AIST O ¥ THI POTOXAO, ) Maroh 26, 1863. J Gov. 'Curtiu and party spent the day In vlsit}og the Pennsylvania troops in this army, and Gen. Birney’s division was Reviewed. Tho Goyernor made a stirring speech to the soldiers, which was enthusiastically received. Gen. Slokles entertained the party after the review. The Governor then vlsitod the Ger man regiments from Pennsylvania, connected with Sigel's corps; Numbers of tut Pennsylvania troops whose term of servioo will ihertly expire, expressed their determination to the Governor to re-en lUtforih# war. The troops were (called out at a moments notice, as the Governor ap proached each eamp. and passed in review be fore him. The Governor rode on borsebaok, accompanied by several Gensrals and o(Boers. Throughout the day he mtde several speeches add was everywhere received with great enthusiasm. He arrlvod at Headquar ters this evening and expressed great admi ration for the efficiency and perfect discipline of the army. From New York. Nsw Yoax, Maroh 26.—'The D. 8. bark Houghton, from Pensacola, reports that a great number ef refugees were arriving at that point.' A eebooner containing sixty men, women and ohlldren had arrived from East Pass, they report that the people were suffering in that Motion from a general want of all sup plies. The health of our troops at Pennobta was good. I • The recent report that our piokets were fre quently shot by those of the enemy was in correct. The ship Lucia, cff 8L Thomas on the.Aih, was boarded bjr a boat from tbebarbor, which reported the steamer Oneida ia port. The steamer Rrriosson was passed 01 the lid, off fiatteras, boaad south with a raft ia tow. A large tag-boat, with an iron-clad ia tow, boaad south, was seen off Batteras on tho 134 last. j From Louisville. LoOiATn.Lt, Haroh 16.—Skirmishing la re ported near Camp Disk Robinson, resulting, thni far, favorably to tha Federal*. The furoes vere about equal. . The federate, under General Carter, having the advantage of position; A general engagement Is apprehended soon. John 0. Breektnridge vu it Tollahoma ob the 24th—consequently he is notoommend,- lagthe band of invaders, near Danville.; • There are no reports of any rebel advene* to-day. The Franlfort train Is not' in. It : !• two boor* and a half behind tide. The cauie of delay U hot known. Tha jamors of rebels in lereral proximate looblHlee it not ervdited at Headqaarten,Bor attainable fro at an y aathenUo' sources, - Fresher at Albany. Albeit, March id—Afeceuy.— I The docks and piore are Un feet under water and the entire south-eastern eection of the city Is submerged. Tbe lee In front of the elty hat broken up and lodged on the ; land ban be low. ‘ ~ A thousand feet of railroad tnek, between Bait Albany and Troy has been washed away. : • Til riser Is rising, but not so Tepidly. ' Endorsing tbe Emancipation Free* lamation. Bostob; Maroh 20.—The Udine Legislature has adopted: oenourrent resolutions fatly an* donlng President Linoola’s emancipation proclamation giving freedom to the Mayes, approving of compensation, emancipation, aad theme of negroes In the military service of the United States, and oppoilng ajl sagged- Uons of a eompromlie. The Legiilamre olous Us lesslontd-day.- •' From Aikanems. Br. Loon, March 30.—A gdhUomaa direct from Fayetteville, Arkansas, says the Little Reek 2V«# Demosml, of the 10th, annoonoe the arrfcral’of-Gen. Prioe at that point, who would soon take the .field, with Hindman’s army.’ Thi same gentleman says Gen. CabuU is eolleetlng tne scattered rebel fores* north of the Arkansas riv*r, svidsntly withltbe design of operating against oar troops In' thateeo* tlon. • : West Virginia Election. / . s ; Wxuuio, Maroh 26.—The election to*, day. In ratifteatlonof Willey’s amsndmtiUo the Constitution of the hew State ,of West Virginia, the city gives 1,876 for the amend ment to 8 against Jt;. tbe oounty wlll-be In tike proportion. Returns from the State •how almost an vaanimonh vote In favor of the amendment .. NewYoikhegUlstan. At»unr,N. Y., Maroh fik-ln the; Senate, to-night a recommendation was received from Superintendent of the Banking Department, (arth.pUMl.or ma «o» tj) _6»U». th. m. ÜblUhmiot •( buhl onto th. bukin, U« of th.l.UOontr.l.. : The British *W, Bilged. Hmr Toil. Mutt BriUoh .h!p flljdo o( HkUbx, fro» «,votnuk on Stnij Hook, jo.ttrd.jr oodMlfod. Sbo U (allot wotoit. ■■ ■. , rnuiunu, MOrek «k-tfcojUto«b on nr, L diDnwiOr tbe leoeot dedlne la gold, at a tendency of price* downward; “^Jjtt o ** o !**®** attA7saO;-extra extrafamily at 07 AO® T.7A 1 SodUneelarjvfiouror coremeaL; Wheat' .u.ttl«l SlEwiimi .Da Okk> »oa«l«>Obtih Wlow «M ot » udvhlltia 82a. Oat. KtlTo.Ot too far b«pi* m 1 «pofcr*d,hl; oiomiMd rutH from lB£oflB,CTX^; Ko ehM,* to Timotbj or JTUuttd. F«otrfik|M*jll»odifcdtnlli,; mull mm of Me«Poxk oflH forobToodllßTor »w. LuddodioOdtoUa.-WMrtJ OuUojaM,#, 'tljpath ’ •: - I "Mr ' “ aWtoao. lUrch 20-Koofc-TVmr harm Mho 8.000 bU. a » McJtto of.JOd J dttjl mas^afes^sswivs^ OmnMMbßsMb. /Ti'*. '' ‘‘"'F CprawryMmch tfo-Efr a—iiiilMr toon** pertoe offered freely at f 5 60. Wheat met with a moderate demand at gl SO for prime red, end $1 80 for prime white, bring a further decline. Cora in aetlve demtnd at 7De, and Oats at 73075 c. Whisky Me. rjrovisfaMUßasUlsd and prioM nominal. Lard is offered a and bulk mean at but there Is no demand, end no secants anotations can' be given. Groccrlee dull. OlovMsesdgkW.- Gold end Demand Notes 135. Silver 125. Ex change steady. Indiana and: Kentucky mossy de clined to 3 premium. . Buslnces In the large Way Is pretty much ra»pended, and will rtmaln so untll r gold becomes more settled. Nxw Took, March 23.—Cotton dull at 00365 c. Flour dull; sals* 7.500 bbls. at $3 10@6 20 for State: $6 80@7 05 far Ohio, and $7 15(57’35 for' Boot hern. Wheat doll; 15£00 hush, arid at $1 67 for white Western. Com declined Ic; sales 39,000 bush at 85387 c. Beef doll. Pork heavy at $l3 75. Lard dull at Whisky dull at #5. Freights dull.. Bax.TUtou, March 2(L—Flonr very dull and de pressed; Ohio Extra $7,37}4h7,60, Howard Street Superfine $6,76. WhMt dulfaAd declining; White 9UU&I.9S, Bed : Corn quiet; Whlte.de clinedl cent. Bed 65338. Oats dull, with an upward tendency. Whisky doll at 48%. BUSES—At 11 o’clock a. m,, March 26th, 1863, FBANOId MABIA, wire of Edmund Burke, aged 83 yean and 6 months. The fnneral will proceed fiotn her brand’s reel dsnos, Washington street, East Oommon, Allegheny Gity, at o’clock a.m.00 fcAiuauaT, 25th lnstaok to 0k Peter’s Gherck, thesoe to ot. Mary’s Ciine* tery. The friends of the family are fripecifnUy in* vited to atttnd, without further notice. . M*LLOB--On corning Msr.h 26th, J9RH B. MELLOB, In the 66thyear of bis sge. The fonerml will take pltos hem hlr late No 149 Second street, oa SsmansT, the 28tk Inst., at 2 o’clock p. m. Services to commen s at I>£ o’clock, pzeeliely. Tbs friends of .tbs family are re* •psctfnlly invited to attend. BIDDLBr-On Wednesday morning. 25th Instant, at o’clock, WILLIAM B. BIDDLB. aisd 89 yssn. 7h» funeral-will take p’are bom bis late resldincr, B:uth Avenue, Allegheny, on Faxsav xoaxiao. 27th lest, at 19 o’clock—*e vices to oommsnqe'at 9J£ o’clock, precisely. The friends of the family an re* ■pectfally iovlUdtpaibnd. - j FITZBIKOBO—On Wednesday hirolor, March 2ltb, MABTBA, wife of David in her 67th yea'. The friends of tbs femily are respectfully Invited to-attend the Jqnenl, Feidst, at {2. o’clock p. m , from the femily r*sld»noe, Bidweli jstrtet, Allegheny City. GarriagM will be in wa:tio < corner ef Penn and 8k Clair Pittsburgh, at 1 o'clock. BIMP.'ON—On Wednesdey evening. Match 23tb» at 11 o'clock,Mrs BLLE i BIMPnOH, sged 64 years. : T - Funeral wUI take place on Tamar arviEKOOB, at to clock, rem bar Ute res'dtno • on BmaLmsn ok, Ninth Ward. Th* ftlshds of tbe foslly are respect, rally invited to attend. J BBADDOOK—On Than day t oruing, at Bsi o'clhek, of Chronic Diarrhea, Llent JOHN Bit AD DOCK, aged 27 years. Ta« faneral wid take place on Fareat srrasooa, at 2 o'clock, from the rasldenoo of hit brottnr, No. 7 Federal streak The friends Bs@sl,9o per gallon. Gazan Jbbt.—The Grand Jar; foand 68 true bills against different persons for selling liquor on Sandaj, and without lioeuee.'. SPECIAL LOCAL fIOTiCK*. GBOTnB AMD BAKU'S MWIBB Mj,olt*s| f 97 amlly and weaaf*eiurii|s purposes, ere tk« >e*t In use. : j ' ?. •»_'* ’r/.-'General Agent. -* fifth - Csaar Clotkmo bad Wbsbsto But Thim. —Tha enterprising Ana jof Wm. Hi McGee A Co., merehant tailors, earner of Federal and Diamond square, , Allegheny, being folly aware of the extraordinary advance in Spring gopds, have purchased last fall a oeautifol assortment of cloth, casslmeros, vestings, Ac., and they are now ready to open their Spriog trade with raporlot. articles, at greatly re duoed priOM. They will sell their goods by the yard If desir'd, and as' they keep con stantly on hud a large supply of ready made olothing, customers sen ;be accommodated on damandfor have a neatly fitted'iuit to order.. The work is all done under their supervision, and always warranted id purchasers. Jost Riruninn vao* tni East.— Semuel -Graham, Merchant Tailor, /would respectfully Inform his frleodi and the pnblio in genet*! that he hae jutraturued from the Saif with hls new etock of Bpring aud Baouner Goods, consisting of all the latest styles of cloths, eeislmero and vestinge.| Gentlemen deelring a stook to seleot from that oannot be surpass ed by any other la the clty, and their garr mints made In tho most fashionable manner, woalddo well to give him a'iaU before -par chasing else where. . Bakuil Gaanaa, Mernhant Tailor, He. 64 iiarket street, one doer from Third. ‘ Thb miasma and foal |vapon generated by the hot son will be far deadly to oar velanteers tbmt the enemy’s bayonets, la the Indian and Crimean icAUipalgns, HOLLO WAY’S FILLS-wore'ured la enormous quan tlties. ’ They kept the troops; In perfect health. Only 35 cents per box*. Soldleir, Apply your selves. v , -l -- -i ■ •■-‘317. Toivnin 'Riuey ; Fnn.—The ReU e Committees of the several wards of the olty jo Pituburgh will meet at the sohool hoaie oi theirreipeetivei wards on Saturday, the.3Bth Inst., between the hourt'of J and 4 o’clock, p a., for the purpose of dlsbursing the fund to those whe may be enUUed to receive It. .Sf : Omutm oalls sflli be iUaa at tha Omdiboi' jffloc, Ho. tSt Liberty street, day or niight 111 orders left at ta* [abbvo. puee will be >roapUy atundei to ]Atl mast be paid 1 'om,' a^iLEß. T3UQOV AND BOCHAWAYB AT JD AOC3TIOH—On BATCBD4Y HQBHJNQ JUcch filth, at 11 o’eledL. wIU bs aeid, at Daria! AftCtisn, Strla OammercUl dale* 800 ms, ha 14 fifth umt; tha tcUoalniprup •rt/ W 6na*e ot ooersy aadou . • j. Q. DkWlrt.Anm - I. HOUSEHOLD VUKNJ* O TURK, riOTmiS, FBIDAT AfTIB KOOH, March fiTih, at fi s'elstk. «llt be told, it .OavV Aaotloe,M Fifth etMitraeiiaetitr of «upa- v tier HVeieho.d and Rltches Funitur*, oil Falat l»Wh fi** ißbgravtege, - Ue-ndißg Mahogany Soft, Mihogany Dun Table; Wwrt woDi Table, Bo&s Chair, Brew Parlor Fencar, Wlndow.Oornice, Bedsteads, Stands,. Tahiti, .Chairs, MUaa, Feeiher Bed, MatiUj, ForleUe Bath, Kitchen CtaasUaaod twslton, ia F ■ Tb* UU ftisUfiii ssd Rngravioea are of eoperior merit* and In elegant frewee, film, jgCXn^AHI>i»HOBS, . . Ot.rmj dMOriptloo, m ueU TBJjimisTraui pwoif, ACMIMfI yj.i *. 5- v .1 - ? V'-' " ,J ' J i FIFTH QTBBBT. ton - • ’i : /THMBMT—MbbUMo. 1 fokiatoH L>oui Bsans. oolliso. fate T ■ 1' il,. —.4==——= ; , t•ffßfnteWTMcmM«~7. .. ryk cooQii. cold;qs as ibbi. jfl . XATKD XOBOAT, jf iIImM io pninaa, to Mfexgi. ifalmcmry aas Bronchial afltciiou,.of* tektittaa jtolhifaiila.' “T : | M BBOSrH*M BEOHCHIAI. TBOOHES:! reachdirod/f thiafffcctedfcarta-aiid giro ilmoct is* a •test l hM II BBOaOHITIfIi ASTBSA,ud - CATAiBBH ih*y ; o»j bocefldaL Th# (cod|«fl»eU naolHof thenwof the XrocbMh ft&fUbp.lt «x> / UndedWsh«CMfedtb»ia*6bdConntetielUd, B* .; rtre to 'jpiiiiUiga’iut worthless iadUtUm*. .Obtain oclr Brcitm'i iroaelW , h*Tajjrowdtb«rt •fficoey bj A tNi* ©f winy'you*. .., . P&blic 6{Kaun And StopnißoaU SMjtb«TrbA«fl. Military Officers and Boldi*rtSrbo©T*r-Ux the nda* •ad v« expooMl to fnd4en !clu»ogea, iboßld b4»t ' _them. Scid at S.cmUs par bA. J> U^fetadawT 1 v~ : . ~-.i’'".. ;•' : ■I , Jt3C' l ' a ke Superior Copper Jutland . BMKLTIHQ WOBKfI, PirruoMA. ] PARK, M’CURDY '& CO,. ' ' JUmUkctownoJ SHEATHING, BBAMXBS' AED BOLTCOPPEB, PBEPSSC COPPEB BOTTOMS, BUSED STILL BOTTOMS, BPAL7EB BOLDEB; : alio ln METALS, TIM PLAT*, BHBBT IBOK,: WIBI, Aq CotuUully oa hind, TIHtfEBS’ MAOHIKES AtfDTOOLS. ' > ..WajUHOO**, So, 149 Tint and 190 Second * treat*, Ptttiburgb, Pean’a. ' ■VVjacUl orders of Copper ent to any *.'• JOAfl MJ 'DAG* BALL, 186 fnlton street, Brooklyn, &• I* • j-'-' tahll:lrdiwT,- ,1 : j. . .j; ; ...; **• o. auum, wiraaow ««»*«■■*; “ •' QrßoßarBolt, I&WS & Mlt * tjKitS, YotniDua akd hLachafivn, • Wawtiaioroti a Woxu,Pittsburgh,Peon’e. . ;i Oman, 80. 21 Hanks* fimar. '• .> . Manufacture all hlnde ofSTEAM ZBGIHZSAIi'V' HILL MAOfIiBKBY, CASTINGS, VATl.Rrifp \ . VOB&, STEAM BOIUEfU ABB SHUT . ISO* tfOBK. ; , - ; «*JOBBI2J(3 AKD RETAILING dpoeoa abort. L' , ■■ ~! ahtgidly.?' «» tyrex&OMA uXL wo**?. jLottf, jniinr # Co* . . Whrki at 6b«petnrg Btatiobj Allegheny /Valle) ttaflwad. Office and'jParehont,' Ho.-28 MARKET *TBMT Pittsburgh. : . Mabafactuyert of ILLOHIHATIB6 ahd tii'Bßl- , OATIKO Orts and BKUioi*. M 1 v MTHo.I E&flBKB Hre.hlway>oo baud. 1 j ■i •. ‘fjetfclvd'. " ' fcjC'i'ittatmrgn Bicai-Worz*, ,j ' v - ; 'iiaao 4oas>... M^w roan bqtd-.-.'—w. n’cmaouN.- - : ' JONES, BOYD & CO., ; • Ksnnfacturenot. 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