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LIBGE ADDITIONS OF HEW TYPE t IMCHINEBI
RiTiM BaamT ua kadivo this mAcugaicsaf,
fb* ffiftUJtiee for turning out Worb with promptnees and
despetuh cannot be excelled by »oy oliter
office in tbe city.
TH^TBOITCITY TRUST CO'
Ho. 256 Liberty Street*
I>AKK OF DISCOUNT, EXCHANGE
XI and deposit.
Cnpiiml Stock MW .,f 150,000
Ctptttl Represented, over 1,000,000
49* StocntHouwa au Uxu> Ihditiduaiat Liasia.
Gold. Silver, Par Funds, and Currency received on
deport. ALL MONEYS allowed to remain for a Spo
eflW jr&JM, WILL DRAW INTEREST. Sight Ex
chonge on the Eastern and Western cities constantly
for eala in sums to suit. Collections mode in all the
P n Obes in the United Slates and the Canadas,
and PROCEEDS PROMPTLY KKMITTKI) to any d£
aired point, on day of matarity.
_ „ T oinioron:
r a Wm. Seibert, W. M’Clintock. Jake
HIU, John Heath, John Moorhe&d. Henry M'Cullough,
Wm. Gormly, Bain. R. Robison, Wro. Cooper.
_ -Q- E. WARNER President.
R* C. SCHMERTX. Cashier.
AJLEY, FARRELL & Co., 7
PRACTICAL A
PLUMBERS,
129 FOURTH STREET,.
Near amiOfield Street
PLUMBING done in all its various
branches, la a nest and substantial manner
All work promptly attended on short notiS'
A 9» Particular attention paid to making
Pome, end Country Work. 1 ij»w g
ecutor’a Hoilci
Tub undersigned executor of
the Estate of JONAS TODD lale oTfLvT .
rW» hM !J 2“ ““‘r,dee d.hereby notifles' lll peons'
Indebted to said Estate to make imm/diateA?. ?
thoae baring cla'ras against tho ratmo to nrrsent
fo? saulemenuo,he P^d°ra,aneA
“L a ? *H reiideocs of tbe dec'd, on MONDAY the
lttb day of March treat, ensuing. 0
Jannarr 22. isr.l JAMES P°UrOCK, Eieontor.
22,-ISGL _ toLUdtfltwF
A WOir WAilO FOR
A GREAT BARGAIN.
THSSpMCMBEB lIAS HAD LEFT
c ty
be™la P us9°hi£ a th^! r> *' a^'T * 5OO - Thl ‘ p t*M <“»
■ el? lit tue ??“, , ?* r ' ““d haa had lh» be»t
JOHN 11. MEIIOB,
No. 81 Wood Street
MTS’, IiAUIKh-, MISSKB ASU UHIUMKAS
OOATASD CAIP BUTTON
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Aa b boots,
—OP THE—
best MAWUFACTXTREBS,
SELLING AT GREAT REDUCTION
ONTOBMEE PRICES, AT
W. E. Schmerte & Co.,
Np. 81 Fifth .tree*.
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The (j"nmiu<»e c f arrangements formed hy
the meeting at the Board of Trade i: som ,
Tuesday assembled at the Controller's office
jeslirday morning at tor, o'clock, and agreed
uj. in ft programme. b
The following committees wero appointed
fo ,nret Mr Unculn al cUlltrr
on M.alf of tU at, ~j IMMurgh an,l Ai
l'V l,en y —hinJ. K. Bialy, H B WI tn
Kg Wmßaga'y.Kcf.on nVvw’
or, Col. J auUo John M Irwin, Kq , U li
K'ppey, E-q. .lames Park., Jr . Kll Cantain
t William M. limit, ?; q
Col. Rudy I ott- rson, Robert Finn»y q ’
(»>•<„, Met u f Intro,!,',■ti„n at Mommqahrla
Wnno- Mayor Wilson, Mayor D-um.Vn
U hbulir, Tb( tiiHS BnkfWt*!!, V*,. c I
Mage.-, K«j Isaac M. -Penno.k, n'q , l(„
T^ 0 ' 0 " JWa -J hn M Kirkpatrick, K.,,
John Me D C rossan. R H II .lor-rle. E q , ,!/
A. U MoCandlets, James B. Murraj, Ji-q
Cl. l.ody Patte-son, Wrn R Br.wn Eq '
*"> 1 J'-y-K-q.C-n Wm. R,bm.,.!,'
I.obort Woods, E,q . ,l,„iah King, E,, <;,. D
J .S Nagiev, Win Kic bium.
C,t,s,„, Cummin,, ~/ /{, ■■'■/,!,.■„ —K-hert
h.nuev, Esq , J Mel) Cror.an, E,, ||„ n
Jhn Morrison, John And.r.-on, Kq , M.j
W VVtide, fieri. IHrnpinn, K--b.«rt II
1 atterson, Kq , T. ,J. Bighani, i£-,| 1{ B
Carnahan Esq.a.iK Simpson, dohi Irw.n,
K.-q Dr Geo VV. Wetman.Jackson Dun,an
Esq , hamuel Jones, K q., Thomas Howard'
E*q . Col J 11. Foster, W. N„ol E-,i
nZui V q ■ n J “ S N " S ‘ P - V - Th ''™« H
Davitt,E.q , H, C .Sawyer, E q . Msj Alexan
der Hay, Jno. Anbure.Ksq , Tiios. F \Vn,„n
E-q .Jim Irwin, E q„ Jno B C.-grote. K ~ '
Samuel Kiddle, Ksq., J,,..,, 1, Kay I-.,,
D, Ma ,; k °?' “"I - “"j-rJ-hn « n .11-r.-.I s
Dilworth, L,q , L R. Eivingston, K ~ , Wm
Holmes, Esq., 0. W. Jackson, K q ,
Robert Beer, Jos Piumm, r-, K.q , G.-r, J
McK. Snodgrass, J R S-„tt, K.q. J II
te w&l "t. Esq , (I U Negley, K,q , Alexander
Himick, Esq., Col James.P. Barr, Col J«s ■
Anderson, Thomas S. Blair, Esq , Hon Wm
B McClure, James W. Buter, K-q |ljn c
Sbaler R C Fleeaon, Krq .Charles M'Knighl
E q , John J Muse, E-q., Dr. Wm Add,son’
Joshua Hanna, E q , Dr. J. A. Philips, John
D. Bailey, Esq, J. O. llackofeu, K.q, Col
L Sahl J. J Seibneck, K-q , W J Howard,
Esq , Oeo Black, K-q , Col H. Hultz, Win
Everson, Esq , Al,-zander llradlev to K
Miller, jr , Esq , l-Elward Kearns, E.q , D I
Raton E,, , C,|,t. 0 W. Leonard, Joseph
’ C “ pl ' Al< ‘ l » D d‘'i' Miller, Thom
as DavTUVe, K.q , Samuel Fahnestock, K-q , J
VV. Barker, K q , J. Paiutor, E«q , Smiuel' F
srr, Krq A OLloyd, Kro , Dr. James
Robinson, John h. Dravo, EKq , Col. F
Hardline) or.
Tne commu-.eo to meet Mr. L'neoln at
Rochester, are to act in conjunction wilh Hon
A Drum, Mayor, Ja* Marshall, A D Smith,
W. Bust 11, Samuel Il.ddle, W. W Bail J. K
Brown, C. P. Whiston, the commit'ee ap
pointed by thq Allegheny Counci a. All are
to meet at the Controller’s office at ld.J o'clock
to day, to proceed to R ichester, ar,J mere re
ceive and escort the President to Allegheny
city, where a formal woicomo will be extended
to him by the Mayor, Simon Drum.
Tbo Duquosno Oreys, Washington Jnfantry
Jackson independent Biucs, Pennsylvania
Dragoons and, perhaps, other companies will
participate. Grn. Negler, Major General
Snodgrass and Col. Hulls will also be out with
their respective suds. All disposed to Join in
the /iroces.-ion, in carriages or on horseback
are cordially, invited to participate. Tbo mil
itary will take possession of the depot grounds
and [.-reserve good order. Carriages will he
in readiness at the depot, on the arrival of the
special train which pomes in at b.du, and wi l ,
be announced by the firing of a gun from Sem
inary Hill, to convey the Presidential party
arid the committees over the route ~f i.roocs
ston to the Monongahela 1! ,u>e.
Brigadier Gen Nngley will command tho
military and civic procession. The .military
will havo tho right ol Lhe procession, and will
escort tho Presidential cortege from the Depot
on Federal drool, Allegheny, to the Monon
gahela House by tho following routs, (tho
President and Mayor Drum occupying a car.
riago drawn by «u horses:; down Kodoral
street to Bridge, across to Bt. Clair, up St.
Clair lo Market slroot, ur> Market to Fifth, up
Kiftk to Smitbfield, and down Smilbflol I street
to the Monongahela House, where the Presi
dent will ho introduced to Mayor Wilson, and
received by bint on bebali of tho city au hori.
l<*.
After allowing the President a suitable llrao
for repose, tho citizens generally will bo in
troduced by tbe Committee of Introduction
until ]0 o’clock. ’
Un .Friday morning at S o'c'oek the Presi
dent elect, accompanied by Mayor Wilson,
tbo city Councils, tho Mayor and Councils of
Allegheny, and the military and civic proces
sion will move from Lhe Mononirabulu House
by the following route: Up Smitbfield to
hoiirth slroot,up Fourth to Oranl, along (iraut
to Fifth, down Fifth to Liberty,down Liberty
to Marbury, down Marbury to Ponn, up Penn
to Bt. Clair, and across the Suspension Bridge
to Federal street, Allegheny; up Fwloral street
to Siuth Common, along South Common to
Sandusky, up Sandusky to Ohio slroet, along
Ohio slroet to Fedoral, and thence down to Lhe
Depot on Federal street, from whence the
party will depart for Cleveland at 10 o’clock
A. M , by special train: ’
The Secretary of War has kindly furnished
two large pieces of ordnanco, to bo used in
firing a talvo for tbe Union.
spiritual relroat for Iho youth of the
congregation of St. Paul’s Cathedral has been
brought to a close. On no other occasion
have these young persons given such unmis
takable evidences of gratitude for any meas
are undertaken for their spiritual advantage
Tbo basement of the cathedral will seat four
teen hundred persons, yet one hundred and
bfty, at least, were compelled, during tho two
first evenings, to stand in the aisles. To give
room to the Increasing crowd the children
were not afterwards permitted to attend the
evening lectures ; wo wore not sorry for such
a well timed arrangement. During the Irhoe
days appointed for having confessions, six con
fcisors wereconsuntl, in attendance,and even
at 11 o clock at night wore to bo soon several
persons awaiting their turn to receive the ad
vantages now ottered them. Tbe result is that
over one thousand, tor whom the world i, con
tinually laying snares received holy com
munion Tv o hundred and twenty, of whom
thirty-four were adults, received tho sacrament
of confirmation.
Cehtbal Board os - hi di: cation The
Central Board xCT Bihication met on Tuesday
evening and organized by olocting tbo follow'-
ing officers i-sPrcsident; F. C. Nagley ; Secre
tary, John Ai Sergeant ; Treasurer, John R
MeOune.
Tho following additional appropriations
were made to Might Schools, viz: Ist Ward
BW,«fiW , “ A "•>
Oo'mmi tteesaß folio wb *vi z •*— Fi nanoe—m”
ley,Hunter and Brush; High
Marshal and Duncan ; Teslhers and Salaries
Varnum, McAuley and So'reeant .t> •
and Grades—Marshal y.L,„ 4 Books
Buies and Begutati6ns_Hu s'" d Brush ;
Marshal; Colored S^ild™®'' 864 d aD ?
and Snlvely. The Secre t ?rv~
at $5O0 —the Treasurer to lerv a “ Md
pensatton. Vo without com-
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JAMES P. BARB.
editor and prouietor
o ! lars P« r y*"- "tnctly in »d.
I.V. ’ 81 W 16 subseriptiona Two Dol
nut per year; in dubs of five. One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Arbitration Committee ot the Board of
For January ami February
JOiEPII DII.WORTH. V. P. JAMES PARK. JR
J J. GILLESPIE. GB. PAULSON,
JOSHUA RHODES.
TO LETd for balk at Ibis office.
The Arrangements r ur (be Reception of the
President uieri.
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The Adams Express*
delthi!^ l^ 10 “"indent of the Phil.
ine Ph th ß “r y ? usa s7‘- ‘be bill for charier
-3 :®“ &ran ‘ee, Eiprcs Company” i 8
(™omn y bl , “P'Hch' 1 the Adams Exprors
%sr?; “ “ ay be re e arded ae one of the
~T , ° °S la * a l>OQ. The correspondent aaya:
chartedthft'* n b,U P eDd '°g in the House to
charter the Cuaractoe Express Company.”—
After duo examination, I have come to the
tha t‘V 8a “P' neh bil ’’’ «nd“u
Adams b *P«m “come
•“a „., Ibo P olhe “ m Pa“y will adopt the
for ‘ ‘TL ur ' eDCB ’ but not one cent
looked „ b know that (be company is
looked npon as a large money-making monop
and 1 ly b * tb ° B,e wb " d ° unde?
“et ra “'Uoations I have some
exh r£V . P rof “ nod »t what 1 considered an
eaho b tant charge for freight on a small pa, k-
I S „n “ WM owing to ignorarce.
,i 7 6 k-spress Company is an orga
I ninttlon under the limit,d eo partner,L
I«VS of the .SUIO of New Vo, k,' and d,r,T
adv "iH I'l' 1 , ‘ r &n en ‘ irH “'" J “ l,!il,i ote jndivtdu
ai y liability pririeiple. 1 f they agree to Carr y
a tb dollar, or a grind stone for you
hey are responsible for iu sale delivery. Tm-v
ave est lb, li,and, upon thousands of dollar?
by robbery. .1-o and accident, and yet ,h7y
have never faded to reimburso any mfn wl f
UM, si :«, a Clal '? , K e &llm lhe ™ has "
r.ir wM n C ‘ "" m « ««">™ ear
ners which no cry of monopoly ear, e.v„r sbak. J
lb; enormous amount of m.-hey they pa, „
ra I oad companies, and their own agenL "and
-mplojees together wubibe losses they si,„.
l» n. renders it d 'ubtful about their L (Its
I being so enormors as (hey are genera,l,' com
luted. 11, however, a charier was asked lor
b> a comirany t>(
res b ,f'' m ‘', et,Ul "'' ‘ Wlsh “**m sue .
(•„ V lucU * ‘f»»spar«nt humbug a, the
nato n r * rra y’"™‘ ™nves the condemn
m»i ln.-‘ , Ve 7 r\ l ' oan u ° rP ° Sed l ° bl ' , ' k '
his ,'s 1 ''. ,1 - ll;n 8b»m hastn-en her,-. „„j
the 'll , ‘''shinned some of the member, el
contained, " l,,,, bill,that lam p rou ,
Well ralislied that u will go ovc-board ” J
J»» Ih. « Wedr.es
IZ.rv f > “ Ul » vi.ll to a Mill.)
Ward a " nn ’ h « J-Mlb
wbor ',a 1 n mHU nami * J Uoencn
wb<r,. I bey obtained . 10l of good. «u,.,0-cd to
t, ‘"- l”' rl uf » bag "f oc.tfeo. At.,!
U.lVrfM At tIH ; h >*u-’ of John sn.l Kvtai
* »U, n-ar Illy I’jinL, ab-.ut jkl'j wt-riN
U> b ” »U.ion t w.. r ,
W. r : m°r . WbU b h,V " b ''‘- n »“!■«
idenu i I U ‘ r, “' J V*' b "'« l*->,
denuii,v a. the |,r„ (w :v ol J if. Snow,ion .v
o, and W McCutriieon. Liberty nr., t
™‘ ll r knj " ih - r ««-. t«
b»ve u yet ,'ound no owner. Jleli , na | j .-j
w.fe were held to bail for a bear.,'. b a* »2™
the t, mo came lhl , UUi . r h>d j
John was committed to Answer tb, e .
charges of rate vtng stnlm goods A
h<y named McMullen, supple,) u> have be,m
a ri ii: t
.. ~ , r *. tho , * ri '*' ,, . v n! the goods found at
McDonalds, and committed to answer A
wheelbarrow belonging u,J Shephard baker
Liberty street, found on a lot at tbo I‘omt'
is supposed to have been o-ed by McMullen
“ d ulbar * ln ***-'l’B -way their plund r
An 0,1 . Sc Kl«._Th« \ mango y ~l a
a a " r"^' 0 '•» U>« oldest 0,l seeker,
Job JU\i\, G, the text road,—-The rock
poured me out riven of oil." This l> the old
“ l *• talcum no^
xocier.t th»n '.be accounts of the discovery of
o 1 in l!urnn.li, .bleb only <Utc, hA Za“!,
•Ml years Job »u » r i ch mnn , rid ~r >)b b >
owned . do b, rfd w ,.„ Ue WM
operator in P*tr o J*ti m 0 f wbom w<f havo
««iunt, though oil it »l« munlioned in !»,/
toronoiny xwrj, ]:: ’ g
Tbn verse IsH named rr&Js thus
"Ho made him ride on the high places of
tar h ° r< hi , ' ai ihu “ '><*«
holds. and 11, made Him to fu . k honey ~„l ~f
the rock and oil out of the (lir.fv riv k
jriie personage alluded to el
vanuge over our Utter day oil seeker.. M he
could mck it (petroleum, of course,) from u „ I
rock without the trouble of boring.
A Lout Skntxn, K -Jrs.Sh..f,«!!.al,a. 1
LUvi,, Who with 1, 'gue, was convicted of
murder in Clarion count}, was commuted to
ibo We,tern 1 emtontiary on Wednesday
evoning. bholwell wan convicted ,f murde'r
in tbo KN-ond degree, and alto ol robbery. On
the murder charge he waj eonlencod to eUven
and a half year., and on tlm robbery, live
years, making nileeu years and a hall’ In all
ahotwoll is only twenty-two „f age _
Loguo was convicted of murder In ibe Ur,l
degree, and sentenced u, be banged. ll,„
was apjsealed to l|„, Supreme Court f,, r a new
trial, and has not yet been decided.
Tint Knu. t'LM. - The. following
rontributloru to the |»i,J were
rt-caive<J at tbo Mayor’* ullico j «*u>rd» v
htiipl* voo. c-J .Ml rtii4o»(«*ru A |,r
tjn-h
f-ltiAnhia uf bh>rp*>M]i;{
)!•''*« I*4l',it*'.uc H"roi.,.h
(. Au»lj 1 11£. hf|
Anumul pruvioimljr r<^>or{<-il
A V". V, tCJMKL
A hex I'f I milling, Wiluod at $.'.11, watt aUt,
ro Hived fr.'tn Sharpshurg. to bo Awarded to
Ilia luif.'rcrj.
K.-tAmn. Michael l>*ij Itt was urrw*U‘.i [i\
Alderman Kogor'i police, charged with mat, b
ing a pocket book from a woman in market,oti
luatday. After a bearing ot the rasa lb,
niHgisti ale placed the offending individual m
ebar;;o of officer Hhura, wild in-lnn tior,« u,
cuuvey him to jail. It iuumt>, h"\..v.*r, tliaL
tboy had got but a abort distance from the
ollioe, when loim of tins prisoner's friend* in
terferod, and succeodod in releasing biui from
the offljpr, and ho made good I,is escape.
Valentine s Day — Tlni is the 1 Ith day
of F* bruary, and consequently St, Valentino's
day. Notwithstanding the display in the
shop windows, tbo custom, ‘*moro honored in
tho broach than in the observance" of sending
tbo fu dish and frequently vulgar missive*
called Valentines, will not be followed by
many. We are hoarlily glad of it as Ihuro is
nothing commendatory in it, while thosedocu
monls aro often made tbo vehicles of insult to
worthy persons.
Alleged Nuisancjc. —F. I). Keating, pro
prietor c>l a tine of oumibusses running be
tween this city and Braddocks Field, appeared
before tbo Mayor yesterday, and preferred a
charge of nuisance against Charles Nelson,
who has been excavating on .Second street,
within the city limits, and baa constructed a
temporary bridge over tho same, which is
deemel übsafe, and a nulsanco to those passing
ver it. A warrant was issued.
Another Strike.— The “Hod Lion” Oil
Company, ol this city, who wore boring in
what was called the “Kelly dry well,'’ at Wal
nut Bond, on the Allegheny river, near the
Dunn Arnold and McClinteck, Delo & Co.
wells, bate a line show of oil, and are prepar
ing to pump. They havo four good veins, one
at 229 one at 231, one at 240 and ono at 240
feet, and think tho woll will yield thirty bar
rels a day .
Blair Uountv Delegates. — Tho Demo.
ora,io Kaecutive Committeo of Blair county,
held a meeting on Tuesday, and selected tho
following delegates to tho State Convention:
S material Thaddeus Banks. Kepresonta
tive-John Criswell, Jr., Dr. A, J. Criaman,
and James LowLher. These gentlemen are all
in favor of some compromise that will sottle
the existing difficulties.
Adjourned Orphan’s Court Sale
The sale oi the real estate of H. H. llyan,
deceased, has been adjourned, to lake place
at the Court House, on Saturday, February
16th, 1861, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Dbhtbtsby.— Dr. 0. Sill, No. 240 ]> en n
Btreet, attends to all branches of the Dental
profession.
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Mini m (•iebnUtfe for aar of ih« Gold aud Sdrer Coins
of tiiH United moUfH, mid klko <q tixohtfiig* f>r iho old
Copper Cums i/ ldi\ tr< l At ilte Mint. The reasonable
expose* of Irani*portaiion i.r the Now Oou. io sums
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HnnT'Ti™^'" 5 , 'F Gr< "' Monday,
£ luster (Jqn Will A. Stokes, Hon
Jacob b. l urney Josetoh Jack, John Uargnett
•L lt ii 1 !! McCullough were chosen delegates
k) he State Convention of the Democracy,
which meets at Harnsjiurg on Thursday next
District Court before Judge Hampton
. 41 Uaren M Cotlough ACo ; feigned
18BUU to try the tillo to Some property on Peri r.-
Bylvama ftvenuo, knoe|i as ‘•Armstrong's Ex
CtX m nge ‘ Verdict fomho defendant &
f„i Wip !'' m “ n f s - %lY“nus l.ithrop;
feigned issue. On trial. *
Akkra v.—On Monday night in a scuffln at
James Campbell's taybrn, Allegheny, James
iUnkin received a severe cut on the hand and
James Mchurnan was hhdly bruised and boalun
about the head Alaybr Drum, on Tuesday,
bound both parties oveiito keep tho peace
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llknrv JonK’, cnnviiited in Clarion countv i
on two indictments for Vtrcnny, and sentenced
b> two years ard one donlb's imprisonment,
as lodg.d hi the Western i'enilentiary on
Monday evening _! J
The Con«tituJon of ihe United .States has
been printed in a neat add cheap form and is
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Dr Strbiiins & Mcksov. dentists' have
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PITTBUUBGU. I*«.
14H THIRD BTRKET
THE LATEST NEWS.
Washington, Feb. Hot>s—The pm
ceeding were openod with prayer by the Kn.
wl to ckton, the Chaplain, in which ho said:
“God bless the outgoing administration. Al»y
U closo its labors in peace, without further
violunci; and without any stain of blood. And
we pray for the incoming administration; that
now Thy blessing may rest on the President
elect iri his jou ney hitherward. May The
good Providence he around and about him by
day and by night, guarding and guiding him
at every step, and we pray that he may be
peacefully and happily inaugurated, and after
wards by pure, wise and prudent councils
he may administer the (Jivernment in such a
manm r as Thy name may be glorli-vl, and
Ue wellaroof the people, in all their relations,
shall be advanced, and that our maniple ol
civil and religious liberty bo followed in all (In-
World.
The Senators having left the hall, Mr.
*? 8 0VV * ,T,ov ® < * to adjourn.
Mr. Sickles, of N. Y. t demanded the yeas
ana nays. He fluid that if it is understood
that the I’aciiic R. U MU wiU come up to
he bad no objec
tion to adjourn.
Ihe question on the adjournment was
one m taken u, *S ; dived *»y a majority u
I Mr. o'urtis, of lowa, moved that the up,..
order for the I‘,iodic Kulroad hill he
continued over till to morrow,
ii ' motion ol Mr. Gherman, a member of
the House was ordered to he appointed in
conjunction with such members as may lie
appointed by the Senate, to wait on the
1 resident elect and inform him of his elec
tion.
, Mr. ffindman.ol Arkansas, suggested that
General Scott be also informed that there
!s no further use for mercenaries around the
capitol as the electoral vote had boon
counted.
1 he House then adjourned.
u^f NA .v* l :'7: 0n returnin g to their chamber
tne was taken up.
Mr Seward gave notico that ho would mo-o
to strike out the portion aboltshiug the ware
nou*mg nyatem. &
Mr. Simmons, of ty. 1., explained tho amend
ments of tho Committee, and the bill was laid
t’Vor.
MARKET
MAKING
On motion of Mr. WiUon, of Mw, the b
fur tbo better organization' of the militia in
the District of Columbia was taken up
Mr Wilson .aid that tbo bill was reported
sevoral years since, bad received tbe approval
Uflha Secretary of War, and bad no rdation
wbalovor with the existing sluto of allure
!, of Virginia, asked if tbo-men
10 u el jr, o " o<l »ro required to lave any oatn. I
Mr. Wilson said they wero not required to
lake tbo same oe|b as men going ir.to actual
servic•; simply an oath to support tbo Consti
tution of tbo United States.
Mr. Mason said ho never know that men in
tbo ranks wire over required to tako an oath
lie proposed to amend so that tbe oath bo only
taken by the ofllceri. J
Mr. Hale said he was opposed to striking
out the provision of taking oaths. Ho
w-antevi to know what objection there was to
taking an oath. Why is there any sensi
tiveness at this time against taking an oatli
i'n motion of Mr. Lane, of Oregon, the
nil! was recommitted to the committee on
military affairs.
Adjourned.
Waxiiinotos Cm, Fob. IS—The Secro
larj of tbo Treasury has soul another letter to
llr. Sborman, Chairman of tho Committee on
Way! and Memo, 11 e lays : “U i*indispeosi
that i should gr vtr, tb-dry, a notice of a
loan of eight millions of dollars, in order that
the government m»y ho in funds to moot the
indispensable paymt-Dts on the Ist proximo.
Ihe obstacles unexpectedly thrown in tho way
of the passage of the bill reported by your
Commitieo jeslerday, authorizing the ac
ceptance of the guarantee pro tiered' by several
•Slates, comjiel me, reluctantly, to ask for tho
loan on tbo usual terms ; for in tho present dis
tracled stale of the country, should it con.
linuo, I fear thero must be a loss of eight
millions. Under all the circumstances, how
ever, instead of calling for two mill.ous, as 1
suggested in my letter of the 1:1th, I have tho t
it advisable to ask for eight millions, reserving
the right of declining to accept bids which
I may bo disadvantageous to the United Stales,
and taking tho chance of a favorable change
in ihe political condiftbn of the country with
in the next ten days, at the end of which the
proposals for the loan will be recoived. Vour
Committee, I believe, all understand that
more than five millions of Treasury notes
have been redeemed out of tho current reve
nues; that about two millions fall duo before
iheilhof March, making nearly the eight
hundred millions now required to meet the
public wants before that day; that more than
one third of the revenue domed from the
customs is paid in Treasury notes due at a
future day, and that tho present embarrassed
state of tho Treasury arises from tho operation
of a paper system which compels tho Govern
ment to anticipate the payment of its debtsout
of its current receipts. 1 have decided to
Issue the notice for a lean to day. 1 am con
strained to request that the hill roportod yes
terday may not beaded on, as tho expectation
of a call for a loan, at a future day, on guaraiir
teed stock could not fail to havis a very disad
vantageous effect on tho proposals to be made
for that now asked for. Signed, .Ixo A. iiix
WasdikuTox (.'ITT, Feb. 13. —Owing to
tbo purpose o! Seizing tho public buildings,
they bsve been privately guarded, though not
in largo force, lor some weeks past. In addis
tion other fears of blowing up tho Capitol are
regarded as an ovont not impossible, ami hence
overy night an examination of tho collars and
vaults of tho building is made by the capital
police, to be sure that no explosive matter has
been clandestinely dopositod fur such a purs
pose. To-day, officers of artillery wero on
duty for tho purpose of immediately commu
nicating with Congress should an attempt be
made to attack the Capitol. Tho military
were ready to advance at a momont’s warning
Nothing whatever is vieiblo to excite the loast
apprehension. It oan safely bo assorted that
nover during the last twonty years has the
counting of tho Presidential votes been at*
tended by bettor order than on tho present
occasion.
Gov. Hicks, of Maryland, was oxaminedto
day before the Special Committeo. His belief
lhat a conspiracy existed in connection with
the b edural Capitol was, he said, superinduced
by private anonymous letters and newspaper
articles; that such a combination did not exist
in Maryland, but in othor Southern Stales at
that time, his publication boing in the
beginning of January. Ho was satisfied
of an existing organization, having in viow
illegal interference with the fvdoral authori
ties and the seizuro of tho public property, but
for some time past, whatever may have been
the designs of any secret confederations or as
sociations ho was satisfied lhat such purposes
havo been abandoned
Tho Hon. John C. Wright, of Cincinnati,
died this afternoon after alirief illness, from
pnoumonia.
Albany, Fob. 13. — The ico in the river
broke up this morning, causing immense
damago in tho city. Steamers, barges, and
canal boats have boon driven up on the docks,
and into the streets. The State street bridge
is a complete wreck, and tho bridge at Hamil
ton and Columbia atreetis partially destroyed.
Several stores along the docks have been
demolished, canal boats,large quantities of lum
bor, &c., and the offices located along tho river
have been carried off by tho ice. A number
of buildings and boats are jammed together in
the basin, in an extraordinary m&nnor. The
loss will be very great, and as the water is still
rising rapidly,indicating that tho ioe is jammed
below, much additional damage ia apprehend
ed. The telegraph wires to Troy have boon
prostrated.
Kaston, Pa , February 13.—There Is quite
a flood in the Delaware Biver, bnt is falling at
noon. The canals are all safe.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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WifrWtof* ,»rXnK>'
of the election or D*vi» aßs Slephons Thf are ‘ u ' l V Rxrisrd and -j.
“ n<,fli ‘t ofth ' oConf ' !dor -i.
■ ?“ m O4 otherwise
: f h °n‘x ed ’ th ? 8uv J eral offlb‘rC-jDf. the Customs
, shall be continued in office, Sforrod. A “so
ution was oil,.red and the
Committee „n l'oreign affiurflto inquire into
the propriety and Ending Oomi
missionors to tbe Governtuentj of the United
States as soon as the Presidents inaugural
Ido Convention then wont; into
sioD, when the following resolution was Adopt
ed. The injunction of Seetesy was
Resolved, That this goverernment talfes®4
dor its charge the questions of to
now existing betwoen'the Bx.yoreign States of
this confederacy and the government of the
j nju*d btates, relating to lb Preoccupation o'
iorU, arsenals, navy yards andpther public cs*
tabJishmcnls, un i that the IVraMont of thj*
Congress is directed to communicate this rceo*
resolution to the Governors of several
•States. -f
WAsniaVuToN, .January I J.—A strong noli co
iarco wua stationed i □ ,4hft<
capitol ibis morning, on the aidorq
baJI of the H.uiso of Kepresontativca.<is located,
and somo parts of tbe building usually open i
to visitors, were closed. *
At an early hour the galierie* of the House
and all iho pvsages leading theroto were
uongcly Uirongrd in anticipation of the count
[ i ng of the vote's for Pr«ideht-Rnd Vice Preai*
dei.t of the United BUtes. Lord Lyons, Mr ,
lial/oaian and other Foreign Ministers were
arnorg the distinguiabed spoctatora. On no
fv>rmer occasion was there a more aqimated
and exciting scene. * I
New York. Feb. 1C -Throe boxes of amu
mttuD, consisting of percussion caps, bai's
Cartridges,Ac .were found on board the steamer
lluntsviho and bound for Savannah, have
been soizod by the police.
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Hair Invi-orafor
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ICAL IMPOUND, FOR RESTORING GRAY Kl es m ss>**■^ B @ l 0a V«Sw
iawEpsaS>^.-s Baß lg =s §&3w | s^^
euergy remaimne. 3 iwuperauve y tf. o>.«- i “twl “ . .iST
Fi)R RlOlOVfiiQ SCURF AND DANDRITme s S P^S°’’S m 1 “
ail oulsneous adcclions of ihe Scalp. ANDRUFF “O' l Olfa f S uot <> Bewn£*lsr
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hair to grow luxuriantly, and gives Uttrieh 81 ! the tom™*® 8 ° f Alle ß“ tn r> ov£Stiij and Teoat
looseulng and t'^innlQ;..it
hair. g 10 ylaM eotwins o/ teg nfle at g 5,26; safety fuse Hob aalffirCT?-'
There are lmmiMvla ofladiaH ana ««»*! «. , f*ir N*ol f
York who have had their hair restored hJ II^ 11 to NAw *&s! SS’^*^Sb'* oto nn occaaitmal iw''
tins iavigorator, when all other nrmwww, 1 u 0 ,4?® of WWWr ‘w' ■ - .
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larly recommended, having B^^?! ‘‘ >• ftem „¥i,* ea
to t lO P® 8 * “duties it Slords^S^J^ l " 1 ?^ 1 al^MpipSpl«N@B^>^Bw(Sw>
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or Plnm o'r tn our“™h“nM^S^ e JS- pl S e J wh * ,h ISfeF"
the ladies as a siaudani toifet artiS^l.f 6 ? for ““f So* W-~.~*-..e.^-
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perlumers. d at ““ druggists and ' » « “■ jMditWtSiC.
of Porouts and I.* J . W:',
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any impurities that may u **»<>▼«« -
Hair. • Ul ' “ nd ** f “W» oppearance of Its V' r|
M^LiLkit'i^? 1 ' 0 R e PL line without the fac. imile LODIR " : ..' l .?
PHjtep- MemUto 8“& i «£ " -if
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brought to perfection. It dvea .^s[? iin ?j»ttwg I b»e *i£uSh aa tollows for’tv ’
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Kr.-HMOND, Va„ Feb. 13— The State Con.
vention opened at noon, in the Capitol build
ing .John Jinny, of London county, m
electod President. On taking the chair he
made a- speech expressing devotedness to the
I nion, but also said that Virginia would in
sist on her rights as the condition of her re
maining in the Confederacy.
C'
..oumbcs, (»., Feh. TV—a upeoiai irajn of three cars
(eft l f*'ii? i | Ar *? ° f £W ' WooJ,r «ni* SapertnieodanL,
Cincinnati at nine t.'dock. The a imirable
meat* ot this road are the sabject of general remark
Among the guests are Larz AoJeraou, brother of Major
Anderson At M l/ord, Loveland, Miamionile, Worrow
ro”nli D Mr d I L t Ddon i ll¥,t ''“ m ”‘ < W <l *>‘ta few
* m °“' n lowing, shaking handa and bidding
farewell to large crosda, at eacli place. At Morrow
Siiperm eodsnt Woodward presented, from the w fe of
al^VnnT 11^'11 ° r , tha !lolui ' a ho “qnet to Mis. Lincoln
of ’ “ y *\ 3 fooeoorse Assembled, amnl fi-icg
ft t-emVo 0 -,. ?hl*‘ eD,bllsi,l -“ m - Mr. Lincoln addres
before-that hl lh l ear, re teraiing what he said
J “ e ’!f“ be h “ d ”o speech to make and no time to
,s H Columbus they a,-r,red at two o'clock, amid
the tiring ol caonon. phe city was crowded. I'oder
m.l tar* escort, ihe President elect and su-te arrived at
' ' ,“ Ditol ' “ d fenmson io
‘‘ l remise from After the introduohons were
ver he proceeded to a joint session of rh» Lecislantm
i^opreecaentattve Hall, and was welcomed by Lieut.
f id” w/ “ “ dUre "’ lo WhiCh Mr - LlaC
vJLi aI'sYV' 01 ’ 'i ,r a , f,eulter and gentleman ortbe Gen-
TI ” iiw r . U< '' h ** beon “ ,d b J ,ho Presi
s-na-c i.ial areal responsibility rests upon
n • iu ihr ;• muon u> which the voted rf American nUL
!'ryS' 1 T" 1 “»<««p | y» M a.ieofth™m, 6^y
r «pons bil.ly. i cuquoi but koow wlut too aU know
mat v thout U Dame, perhaps without a resaon why 1
Sh. u d hare a name, there has Mien upon me TtLk
trr h ?m' ld ” ot reat “ten upon the Father of his Coun
try. and. eo feel ns. I cannot but turn and loot for the
eupirort without waich tv will be impossible fbr Jne to
pe inn n that great isslr. I mrn, thenT aodloofc tothod
amenoau people, end to thatdod who has hover for- l
saken them. AHu.-u.-n has been made to the Interest !
n ,h" T‘ h * no " *° ,he V of the new “>ltniulstr.hTO .
}“ '** 5 hat erecei red some degree of credit for harhuri
V, from others, some deprecation. I fiti H
think 1 was right. In the rarving snd repeatedlyshift-1
inp scenes of the present, without a precedent which !
coaiti enable us to indue tv the past, ithas ■nX.i.n imr I
I.ng that before
t ountrr. I should Imre gained a view ot the wholefieid ]
lo le sure. Biter all being at liberty to modify anti 1
• K ‘ ,f P ?'e y “ f,uure evouts may make
n 1 1, .ngo aeoessary. 1 have net maintained alienee
Item any want of real am oty it is a good tome that I
there K no n.-re than anxiety, for there ts nouh'n, I
ioTf o™“,*,, '* ''°“ Bo!| ug circumstance that when I
w« °°, k ° u ’ 18 notillQ g that realty hurts anybody I
Meenu.rtaiDdiß.rcot views upon nof.tlad nuestion.:
but uobody ~ sutferiug sn,thing. This iTa E Z’
sil wf wiu‘rt)‘m o< '' 1 rom 11 we may conclude that I
I “11.. w l it! CDS —What I have said, 1 have said I'
altogether oxtetnjiorauocusly, and will now corns tout
After the speech both Houses adjourned.
! ''f ,n ‘ lot ”aiJeaf>\v remarks to the crowd out
a ]«r^ Afte * WHT ‘ S t he the citizen*
v nt *: £ - "r-V* tbe "°“» 0 of Governor
of The ~, .1! n Ct. , OI T lo which lho hfotnbers
wry um ” "” u l"’e an,, f and milt,
family M e , h£g. , JiJ 7< PeEison"''
my -^2r 0 m * de upon
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Ir’tfi’rt rubter^^^h" 16 h ° m ° lladetla «4
5r^ 0 -»C=«,asi,' £“
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Slew York Mancer.
isOT^sdeT\o!,r« CT ii l ialf~ K iinSu n r e 'mf otton l if* rT
I, bbU at 00 for Stale *a.4uw a-w B,l “" of
6M for Wheat 6 l . r .P. h 'V^, 3 Sg
bush at »1,57 far red, slio.t, and « 31-Vc dX.~7 2 ’ O °S
11. f.r white. Corn: salt' tart
for old, oo<oiClc lor new and 1K5171W for t^M*.***
Perk heavy at $17,25 for Mes? YlSt « hiteao . uth “ ra -
Whisky dull «t 17^@18 C . Urd <« '->J4@loc.
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targß'y. r i tm* u pfromn-eof* iTl^r'fcprfrjr,' l '
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A few t o»<* ore preparing to go onf/ ' rL ':’vV n-‘ •• t 4,'
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fiHeo*have not flu-t mted during llmwlrii' O&W v
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