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• = The members ere ell at their places, and nofi ,
'fcS&fV y 7' - • : '■' ready to consummate any thing that will bring cea l ;
VVa)'’' 1 '/ *- .'i-'" ■'" destruction to the State. The dominant party lhrol
V-• '••"• ' ' io • are al. at sea and the chart overboard ple t
No^i£A' f siSK£^ , iy?. >’•! • ' .'■ '■■X' • There are no small numbers of patriots placed
''••.■*' ■>' • ■*•' ■ in nomination for the place of Simon,the man
V’-: ' of war. At this writing Wilmot appears to
r »^#S4^ '*■ •', ~-‘V ■ H ‘ I V -'->■ * ' lead Ketchum. the former bas on hand boring
VA; .\* ': "* a delegation headed by Gordon F. Mason ae™
k£< ,* ■• >•; ' ■ renegade from the old Democracy. But .f a fro
”* '*» ~ '•• :. combination can be formed, then David will wl
,'!«?*» K ‘ '< " not make the landing, Ketcbum will bo pushed >°
V? f W- ‘ V,v .“.' 1 forward; but why it is that your own towns- ®«
taia I '''.'* •'' • - man Williams, has no 1 lace in the programme, «
t-" : . v . is more than can ever bo imagined. Williams 0
ViV'- l '; 'o combine, more strength of mind with soho
■’i‘’s"'.v7-f - V- ” lastic attainments than all the candidates
:.\'c'' 1 " - .'’ '■’ named, and they number about forty. ,
■' 7- :; ' Mr. Williams complains, and not without
t?4Sfr *» <rV>f!» 0’V V t-">.V* U *’t -r -s’ t"] prop-r reason, that the , apers at home do not
'-■ ••'< “ “ ••■• • sustain him, th.s allusion is made to the Ke
“* •’] (.obltcan organs—more especially to the leada
“saTaf a/, “ n KJ. t b " ' . Vu-t , * I ' mg ••Jcnrnai," which stated lately that -he
I ).K' V- :‘Xr< U v W g est was cot entitled to the vacant seat, in
•• ’ ! asmuch as Mr. Cowan bads from the West.
*&&£*'> •S 1 .'■'•* .•:'! The Speaker is a candidate lor the Aenator
-i . ship, and should he be so fortunate, as to climb
■> r •> { V -ti ; ‘.•■--‘I the ladder of fame, the Mate would be fairl)
t t- ' ' 1 and h norably represented by a kind and ge-
:.*-•-•• -**l-': • ii.-.-l S nun without smile. Tne Hepubhcan,
•- ! ‘-'I meet to-night to determine on tho fortunaO
-• ?•' -V-‘’i *• •■ 1 - .. individual. No doubt ibe telegram wtll tel
«t;!t X-*-V VV.V , s -- ; I tbe story. There is great excitement on th
•*•';• I -übi Cl, and the can iidatrs and their friend
»•'*. f .f' • are working with might and mane
•> •' .-M The Governor, as 1 am informed, has sign;
*«r^ , s, 5-• . ti e Tonnage tax, he is said to bo a richer mi
n V-. <; by one hundr-el thousand, than when he toe
? , ?'e r *K*f£e- : - •' a ■ •'' .bb oath , f „lfi<v U. •• defend and protect l
‘ - Consmuti. n. What w.il hi. party frl-nita.
i now” The Oaxetu will be much agrteved
■ out side feeling. W ill it denounce the act. t
l Why did it not .peak out during the peodei
Of Ihe biir If it bad. in all probability
v=\y.“ four members m old not have l-ft tbe fold.
I The CUrk of the S.-nate this morning.
v l , !■ I nounoed in a i.-nglby m«a»g« of bill, os,
i ‘ri ■■■ : in which there -no lor the creation of a
: ‘ I Judy m vour roomy. Imsto my mind 1.
*lV 'p !. I , and only to make a i-ace f-r ,
ig&'Si a• a xl I hungry aspiral 1: the better W „, wou,d
’".‘l yf i" f'„•V*l -Jv-C l ’f I?i | I; ii :« t„e t-u.inea. ■ I Hie D.sl-ut Court
take a p rl . h from . d J
1 and place it vi the aai.de shou.d -rs of .
11--'''l-'l 1 --''' 1 -' Mellon, Who, 1 am Ml.tide!,., WOUld OOt
1 The Courts of tho C-uatv should he
I'-d. ar.ibvti.at ui-an.- lh» ei pen--s
™ tt,l in the cities o.
MU ** me county has n «h.cg f-I - w.-h.
'r k ' e^^, j%i* *a» * , J , -‘p£ 3 Th-' iflU' Dip *•' in lt;e U** l ,aU • takf
awakened a (•-Dr. g tore that Wl.l ■
to by commitu.cr.U -I vagr»n*s Ac . b
tt.on—will EtaWiof.mh uj4-uiUir. l*'
g ’<“l f»Hh the resolutions j.a».ed unai
w v .j» p.c <r, c-’.'..S by the Convention laiicd at tne m
• tne Ceunlv t otuin .'‘loiMirs, and !■■, w
flw/o.m, ol the J.a-.t., and Mr. H
1 the Uavttr. a' .1 l ‘fee ol the U—pa:
•> D S '-*S*tc~ -» kwl re/per'table C nvenlotlo. ,t.UI I
n >w qu ’.e !r n, th- r-port a. conut
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'n t.-1 i—•/, e msiderali n ..f "very .over o
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read In place a b I. to carry Hit
r »trucUc-r.« tonivD--4m th« *t»ov
* »»■> -..*<le -f '•*.• officers hut
'ar.d 1 rot.. M :•■■ • ' the P-l''
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lati trtf 'ja SJ- Tht) b.U I*’ prevent ht
nfthojoor being taken
Mouse to day. Tbi. is a
lh ° c,,u , ncll uf i" n r ÜB, r
themselvo. and friends
5 .-p 4re 001 c^i% ier ’L u :
Mexico, sunt to thu tr
I everybody. Ho was i
movement that may
the gc»vornn
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t at 3 .. ' ' This is regarded e.s
a * f This leavt s the c
• cisAdatnfi, as Mi
j -“- Mr - corwt
1 a & % X- - - ‘ pen tor
“'h‘%‘t£^.%*S^U’ Tom Corwin '
«Sf^vuV**^ elgn , mUE , lunB ar
VaS.?e i complications exp
?a.*fttl?m''<. »V X: Sion movement ai
, »Vu!rt*H>^cy|s2ili*‘ + V-J — 1 * r great importance.
t ■■ • Th ° p^ ident
# 4: , mer as Consul (
Main.
t #aVvy; > -Zj iM < i asaiua M - c ! s
s *' /•< *\*F ■ to Spain is varn
** #' K*- *s* r* % !i ® 1 exceedingly cons
tf&F** * * t * % +V , t *4* > : c£*H g* i applicant for the
V l *'■ ; . several appllcan
adiv -*V . efi* «w% Y ° fk f ° T lbiS P<
tP* - 'r,,f The mission t
f 1 'JZi- -qV &'< > .i'XX -' u- v: in accordance t
Tc »V* \gfitr t^‘ - t/ . !'* Mr. Nelson,
b. ' Svfe+^y^^cfi -Jf - V,'-.'. -’.'f 1 showing for B
if J-’A *t M"ci Jj- / e v a _,', v '-■ tion fr-m Ken
«r2£ 1 r v c -l is anxious for
-1 Cari Scburz
lk*%3lF*H C vl , V -1* Theappoin
¥ ' v ’ y ,fiAt, -M] i r .,' -■ I nia ia oppose!
yv '** ’ v ’£ i 4k*y'•"'’s'*«’4 tional rather
\&tj :'.u.J 'l Charles Sur
the mission t
same is also t
V- -VA*.?";, vj < bVtt<V,r,Ac:V'-| Mr.Dayir
W d*. rf / 05 -•i,t> i, i-A* w' ■~; . * ■ mission to E
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f ‘ 1 rt* '> t '^o : i:§ ■ ~
7 f V<fr ' *y „ 1 Tho state
S - V -K n I V V ?tk V'*«;A S Governor i
4 d r 3 ■»'■-■*:t At 'i 1 ■' ® be attached
y f 4r , s*! l ** ,8 .. the Maoon
<■ ”t r ;'> > r '. V r '' ■ /": ’ without fo
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FKIDAY"'moKN]KG, -ABC.
TSTgood C)I.I) democratic
party.
while the triumphant, miserable crowds
of. Office-beggars at Washington, and else
/ in this broken Union, are plotting
* and counter-plotting, combatmg and com
bining about tlie distribution of 'the ques
’ • tiohable benefits of place and of power, let
1 :iu indulge in a few reflections upon the
character, purposes and present condition
of the grand, the good, the oonstant, the
nnterrified, the unconquered old Demo
cratic party
"We arerout of office—the spoilers are in
OQr camp—our raiment and our provision
ere rapidly being parted among the hungry
crowd who have compassed our displace
ment; but are we, therefore, dispersed or
dismayed? Let those who have, for the
hour, by the merest accident, obtained pos
session of the government, and above all,
the Treasury, answer. They know v ery well
that Democracy is not dead—it doth not
even Bleep— they dread its vigilance, its
energy, its power—Hercules is merely rest
jpg from his laborß.
Ib the Democratic party demoralized be
rwHiaA as is alleged, James Buchanan was
not oompetent to discharge the awful trust
confided to him. Because he was merely a
“scurvy politician/* when wo mistook him
for a statesman, are we, therefore, beaten,
never to rally for the salvation of our coun
try and her institutions? Because Douglas
is over-ambitious —or because Breckinridge
is a coxcomb—or because Floyd is weak,
or Thompson is wicked, has the Dem
ocratic party passed to its final bourne* We
pray you, our Republican brethren, do not
lay this comforting unction to your bouls.
No, gentlemen, leaders of Republicanism,
and common followers of the same thread
bare delusion, you are not removed from |
the influences of Democracy, although you
are, to-day, in the high places of power and
of—plunder ! You have been just ten days
in office, and you have already confessed
that your plan of government for this re
public will not do. You proclaimed the
“irrepressible conflict" between the free
and the slave sections of this confederacy—
did you not? The first official utterance of
yoor President was bo ambiguous that the
Senate took several days to discuss what he
meant. No talk of carrying on the “con
flict,” although a .glorious chance was of
fered. And before the Senate had settled
what he meant, he Bolved the question by
ordering the evacuation of Fort Sumter, thus
declaring for peace —thus tacitly but distinct
ly avowing that the principles on which the
eleotion was won by the Republicans might
do for an election canvass, but never would
do* to conduct the government upon !
In Washington City, the other day, it was
announced that some distinguished ana tal
ented (1) genlleinen were passing r»»und a
paper to get signers who would g » »n for
making a new party —a Union party, we
believe. Don't we regret that these emi
nent gentlemen should have so much
trouble for nothing. We want no new party.
The Democratic party, though out of power,
though shorn of place and {*erquisiie, will
govern this country just as certainly the
next four years as it has ever done.
Let our Republican friends mark the
words. We say that if it were not for the
fear of the Democrats, Mr. Lincoln and his
Cabinet would never have ordered the evac
uation of Fort Sumter. And this is not all
they will do out of dread or out of respect
for the Democratic party. We shall not
wait long for further confirmation of the
truth of this statement.
The Democratic party, like any human
institution, is liable to abuse. It may have
been abused in the election of James Bu
chanan, and further abused by him in the
■election of his official agents throughout
the country. The fact that the Democrats
have held the offices for many yearn has
done them no good. If we look around us
from Washington, or any other point of ob
servation, we shall find that the offices are
net given to the most worthy—in short, we
■ball clearly see that, taken together, the
office-holders did not strengthen our organ
isation. Therefore,loss of the offices
will not weaken us, because we shall have
but one great matter of contention —and
WO shall present a united front in support ol
the time-honored policy of our party.
repeat, once more, that Democratic
principles and Democratic sentiment will
govern this nation for the next four years,
just as positively as they have ever done
If this disrupted Union can be re-construct
ed, it will be done through the influence of
Democratic doctriues alone—Republicanism
i# destructive —Democracy only can con-
itruot and maintain
From our earliest youth we have been
trained to believe in aDd to venerate the
principles of the Democratic party —and
never, Bince we have known how to spell
the names of Jefferson and Jackson, have
we felt more pride and pleasure in thegrand
old party than we do to-day. It is impossi
ble that the party which has always respect
ed the rights of individuals and of Stateß—
whiohhas always protected the religious and
secular opinions of all classes of people,
should ever be put down or permanently
overthrown. Except by the Democratic par-
ty, noman’srights, and we may add, no man’s
- property, can be efficiently protected ; no
EtSte’s local institutions can I>e maintained.
No oitizen, then, and no State, can consen
to its overthrow. It must and it will be
perpetual—the very instinct of personal
safety makes it so. Republicanism and kin.
dred follies may win, and seem to rule for
an hour or a year, or for a Presidential term
—but as long as this country exists, divided
as it is into States—tho Democratic idea
must and will pervail.
ITEMS TELEGRAPHED To THE AF.
TERNOOS PAPERS.
The Chronicle says tho Cabinet held an im
portant session to-day on the embarrassing
question of the collection of the revenue. It is
understood that as the law now stands the rev
enue must be collected by the resident Collec*
tor, and that the act of Congress makes no
provision whatever for the collection outside
the harbor of any port of entry. In view of
this fact, and others "Of kindred nature and
pressing urgency; it is thought that an early
extra session of Congress will be inevitable.
Senator Douglas is expected to make a speech
in a few days on the condition of the country.
It is said to be the policy to make fourteen
•eats in the Senate vacant in order to cause a
reaction in the South, and to give the Union
men in that section an opportunity of electing
jjOW Senator®.
Those high in the confidence of the Admin
istration say its policy will continue to be one
of peace#
TOT Indiana Legislature adjourned en Mon
day, **£
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MORE ARITHMETIC.
A day or two since, Mr. Snivorly, one of
the Clerk* in the Commissioners’ office tcorrect
ed the arithmetic of David L. Smith, another
clerk, to the amount of about $2600. In yes
terday’s Dispatch we find another correction,
as follows:
“ Treasurers’* office, Allegheny county,
March 12, 1861.—Messrs. Editors: In your
issue of this morning, D L. Smith publishes a
list of “Expenses lor 1860, &c., &c.,” in
cluding an item of “Treasurers's Compensa
tion, " amounting to $5,615 60, as taken from
the books in the Commissioners’ office. Now
I merely wish to state that the books in the
Commissioners’ office can show no such
amount paid during the year as Treasurer's
compensation, if properly kept."
U. V. COL’LTBR.
We are informed that the Treasure's com
pensation for receiving and disbursing the
funds of the county in 1860, amounted to
making David’s blunder only $8,615,50. Wo
do Dot think it safe for such a figurer as Mr.
Smith to be entrusted with the county figuring.
He certainly will never get to be Cashier of a
Bank.
THE EVACUATION OP FORT HUM-
The right of the Federal Government to
“hold, occupy and possess" Fort Sumter, is
not denied. In the present condition of affairs
The latest advices from Washington inform
ua that it has been decided by the Cabinet that
Fort Sumpter is to bo evacuated. This will
preserve peace, and perhaps lead to a peaceful
solution of all our difficulties. The New York
Herald says.
•‘Tio order for the evacuation has not as yc !
been despatched to Major Anderson, butitwil
be we learn, aa soon aa the fire eating repub
lic’ana have had time to exhaust their '“poten
indignation with regard to the surrender, the
abandonment of the fort is a military ner esu
tv and the President and Oabinet, in coming
to a conclusion on the subject, are said to have
been governed bv the opinions of the. cbiets ol
the army, Gen Scott's opinion la based upon
i an elaborate report of General Totter., l. 11 >■
Engineer of the Engineering B ireau. to th
effect that a regular series of well
f.irtiflcaiiona have been erected around for.
Sumter, completely encircling it, so that a
very large land force would be required to » -
lenoe their ffre, if ve t s»l. with romfo.cernm.u.
were sent into the harbor. At me same time
Captain Ward, of the navy, who has made a
eoecial examination i f the circumstances re
ports that it w uld bo imposs.ble to dfli'elJ
supplies by water without a considerable ac
companiment of war vessels, to keep up » com-1
bined attack upon the hostile forts while a.
steamer or lug should bo making its way to the
garrison. But the execution of either plan
would require more lime far the preparation
„f it than now remains bef re Anderson an.
h s lut e guard would be completely short ol
provisions.
UtUkk.
In flceoidance with the rMßnianJilum of
the Auditor General of the Stale, the U»nk
Commitlco of tho House "1 U'lrvsenuuve*
have agreed to suggest certa-n amendments to
the general Banking Law, ..übalai.Uaily as f‘“-
Ftr.f. To Blb *«“-•* ". “ l " '; r ‘ 1, r U "'
printing of " .« th„annua, ban a re-
Lrt of tho A'l.ilfr (Loots . for ill" u»" id In
. 2. ’fvt• iro ; **u.' ... !
Second To - i
issue of small n '."S to the amount •■( L. P"’
fi-iu ttt U.c .*nviro wu», nr,d \u>-
c l mse ri q.r.rlng all : ot,o to he ««»'.»- )
f *Third T.i the tenth n'-Hon. providirg that
sicurtuea of the Sal- <■’ U n-ted Stat.» .n»u be
accepted by the Auditor General, a'
legal dep.v.l*. The present .aw rrqu,re. that
they bo received only with a discount of - ,or
Cer Am rth To lh« thirty-first section, .f .k:ng
out the entire MCtiou. thus releasing ban as
from koeping 20 per cent, of their circulat.on
in their vuulU in specie.
THE BITTER DOSE.
ll was James Buchanan mingled thla biller
and humiliating cup-fidod iito the br.rn
bitterness-W offered it, not only to his .ue
cesserin the government, but to his countrj
Betraying the sacred trust reposed in him, he
has had the power by the abu..- ol power u
prepare it and to present it—and so. l" >. ■“
it must be drank, vea. to the very dreg* therec.
But since it 1. so,-without seeking, according
l„ the beautiful aim. e of the Italian poet, to
sweeten the rim or di.gu.se the nauseous taste
we must drink this once to tbs ignominious
memory of one President of the United >.al«.
whose wickf'dnew wm vnly lew LUa - n hli Weik
net*. — Qazttte.
The Gazette is awfully griped by the very
first medicine which Doctor Lincoln has ad
ministered to his party. It must lake some
thing soothing, or its case Is desperate. If
Mr Buchanan had duiio what Mr. UtiCo.ii is
about to do, bo voii'il have been hanged In
effigy, in every Republican hamlet in the
North. We do not wonder that the Gazette
makes wry faces at Dr. Lincoln's prescription
for the evacuation of Fort 6um er.
THE REFORM IJII.J
Now that the Legislature has re-aasembied
after its office-seeking and office-making visit
to Washington, we hope that the members
from this County will lake an early opportuni
ty to profs the passage of the bill making a
iad cal chaDge in the management of tho finan
cial affairs of our County. What tho people
want i« such a change as will reduce the es
pouses of the County government and save the
heavy burthen upon the tax payers. There
are several propositions before ths Legislature
for effecting this much to be desired ind, aDd
the intelligence of our members will show
them the good points of each. From the ox
perience of the City of Pittsburgh, we are in
clined to favor the proposition which creates a
Controller, aDd abolishes the Tax Collector.
THE POCAHONTAS,
United Stales Steamer Pouahonlai, Lieut
Commanding Atox. Murray, has arrived at
Norfolk, Va., from Vera Crus L'eut. Mur
ray is a native of Pittsburgh, and his nurner
ous friends will be pleasod to learn that ho re.
mains, as everybody who knows him expected
he would, true to the Starß and Stripes. Hav
ing served with distinguished gallantry under
it in the wars in Florida and Mexico, ho will
be tho last to surrender it.
OUR WEEKLY
Tho Weekly Post may be bad at our Count
ing Boom this morning, in wrappers, ready
for mailing. It contains all the exciting cur.
rent news of tho week, full market reports,
and an excellent tale This latter feature we
intend to keep up in the Weekly Post, for the
gratification of our numerous lady readers.
Tho Weekly Post costs but a dollar per year,
to each subscriber.
POSTMASTERS.
Although the appointment has not yet been
made, tho “insiders” at Washington City
seem to think that Sidney F. Von Bonborßt,
Esq., has the inside track for the Pittsburgh
Pott Office, and Mr. 8. Riddle of the Gazette,
for that in Allegheny City.
Tho Spring Elections in the oountry Dis
tricts of this County take place to-day. We
hope and expect that our Democratic frieodß
will give a good aeoount of themselves. Send
us the returns as early sb possible.
NOT ENOUGH ROOM.
The Republican newspapers say that the
clerical force in the General Post Office is on*
tlrely Inadequate to its requirements. That’s
right, make room for more. Th<r* will be no
Irek of applicants.
U. S- Senator—Tonnage Tax— The Courts—
Expense of Keeping. Vagrants, &c.~Re
selutions of the Convention Called by
Commissioners’— xjensus lor ’GO—Guar
dian* of the Poor.
Uabeisbubo, March 18, 1861.
The members ere all fit their places, and
ready to consummate any thing that will bring
destruction to the State. The dominant party
are all at sea and the chart overboard.
There are no small numbers of patriots placed
in nomination for the place of Simon,the man
of war. At Ibis writing Wilmot appears to
lead K-etchum, the former has on hand boring
a delegation headed by Gordon F. Mason, a
renegade from the old Democracy. But if a
combination can be formed, then David will
not make the landing, Ketehum will bo pushed
forward; but why it is that your own towns
man Williams, has no i lace in the programme,
is more than can ever bo imagined. Williams
combines more strength of mind with scho
lastic attainments than all the candidates
named, and they number about forty.
Jl- Williams complains, and not without
~rup-'r reason, that the | apers at home do not
sustain him, this allusion is made to the Re
publican organs—more especially to the lead
ing ••Jearnal," which stated lately that the
W“Bt was Dot entitled to the vacant seat, in
asmuch as Mr. Cowan bads from the West.
The Speaker is a candidate iur the Senator
ship and should he bo so fortunate as to climb
ihe ladder of fame, the Siate would be fairly
arid h norably represented by a kind and ge
nial man without smile. The Republicans
meet to-mgbt to determine on tbo fortunate
individual. No doubt <be telegram will tell
ihe story. There is great excitement on the
-übj CI, ar.d the can iidatrs and thoir friends
aro working with might and m»ne.
The Governor, as 1 am informed, has signed
ti e Tonnage tax, he is said to bo a richer man
bv one hundred thousand, than when he took
bfc ~ath of oflice to •' defend and protect the
Constitute n. What will his parly fri-ndssay
now” Thu Gaiette wnl be much agrieved by
out side feeling. W ill it denounce the act” and
whv did it not speak out during the pendency
of ihe bill ” If it had. in all probability the
four members wcu'.d not have I-ft the fold.
Th-> Clerk of the S.-nate this morning, an
nounced in a lengthy of bill- parsed,
,n which there is-.r.e for the creation of a new
Jude- in four fumy. This to my mind is un.
‘ arid only to make a |»ao f-r a me
hungry a’spiral ll the better plan would be to
Hi;„U. business.! , he D-tnct Court, an 1
take a p rl . nfrom. rt Judges
and place It oi the am .do sb uu. d-rs of Judge
Muiloti, wno, 1 am confident, would not com
ELECTIONS.
' Thu Courts of the CoUiitv should do retire
■ 1 ~.| ,t- Ibv that ni-an, the es pen. >-s , f Lho
. u .', v wo- 11 b- r.MU'<~i-f.T k. n'« organ
',*.,1 bo Coun.v T-.sorv i* m*l« l • »uff«r
:,t off.nfrt eu-mr. r.0.l in the citi.* o! which
me i-.i'jiity bar n nhii’o v, -I i w.-h.
Th.* iaU- ei |» m lt;e L) ** i>*U- h, taken f-oro
0,0 t) Kit,-f lho Co..«tj t'jiuuii»»ton#r», ba»
awaken-d a h. r« lhal *>:•! rcull in
~,oi, for lb- larg" u-r- wore re erred
l„ by comm:-..,.<•:.* "1 viwr.n-» Ac .by Aider
O.eo-w.ll a..n, U M»h aruito. t" carry out in
o„«l faith tbo resolutions |.a*.ed unaniux u»ly
by the Convention I ailed at the .n.unraof
the County t 00,1,1.-loner,, and b.r wbo h Mr
fjiyloim. ol Ole J ■v'-.-t., and Mr. hM-*-
the (iasrUr. a' •! I ■ ~rr '■be i; -
evert ll.nil that lO!U[ that l»fge »'
rwiei-übie C nvenll' tl ol IbeUi yat-rs
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and l^nr^s.v!
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read tn place a b I. u, carry Into <ffwst the in
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To aipop'iiauon of I'annsylrao i ids'll
Cameron cuumj i» not relumed .eparuelj, bui u
tlu ir-il ID lh« COUDUIS out of wf.ich |. »u created.
Till) bill u> provent hereafter the guardians
nfthoroor being taken from councils, paseed
House to day. This is all right for Members of
tho council often tim-a manage to pcrpelua’e
themselves and friends In positions 'hat they
are not competent to till. Iron*u»k.
The AppolnuncutM lo Foreign Missions.
Washington-, March 12, lh'il —Tbo ap>
poinlminl of Thomas Corwin as Minister to
Mexico, sent to tbo Senate to dnv, surprises
everybody. Ho was induced to take this po
sition by Mr. Lincoln and the Administration
for the purpisa of beading olf at once any
movement that may be in contemplation by
the Mexican government towards recognizing
tbo Southern Confederacy.
Intelligen. o reached here & day or two ago
that Mr. Weller, who is known to be a warm
personal friend el President Davis, was likely
to use his i-IVorts to procure a recognition from
Mexico ot the Monti;* mrr government. Mr.
Corwin was at once tiled upon as a proper man
to circumvent Mr W oiler, having known him
and canvassed Oh'o with him, and beat him.
This Is regarded as a shrewd dodge.
This leavts the coast clear for Charles Fran
cis Adams, as Minister to the Court ot St.
James, Mr. Corwin being his principal com
petitor.
Tom Corwin had a carte blanche of the tor
eign missions and selected Mexico, as the
complications expected to ariso from the seces
sion movement aro likely to make it a post of
great importance.
Tho President also nominated Kufus Hos
mer as Consul General at FrankforL on the
Main.
Cassius M. Clay's appointment as Mtnlstor
to Spain is variously interpreted. He is an
exceedingly conservative man. He was not an
applicant for the place. There were, however,
several applicants from Now England and Now
York for this position, who, when tney hear
of the appointment, will Bwoar considerably.
The mission to Spain was given to Mr. Clay
in accordance with his own wishes
Mr Nelson, **f Indiana, makes tho best
Showing for Brazil. A strong recommenda
tion from Kentucky, in hiß favor, was present
ed to the President to day. Mr. Crittenden
is anxious for his appointment.
Carl Sohurz i» etill working like a beaver lor
the Sardinian mission.
The appointment of Carl Schurz to Sardi
nia is opposed by many republicans, upon na
tional rather than personal nr party grounds.
Charles Sumner is very desirous of having
the mission to England offered to him. Tlie
same is also true of Mr. Fessenden for F rance
Mr Dayion has the insido track for the
■KaJSsta I«se.
lienn partv is severely censured. i>. r. ner
aid.
Not True.
Tbo Btatemsnt iu the Charleston paper# that
GoTernor Brown, of Georgia, had caused to
be attached the stock held by northern nteo in
the M.aoon and Woitern railroad, U entirely
without foundation.
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The Senatorial contest in Kansas is in full
blast. The Ewing men and the Parrott men
are especially bitter upon each other. Oen.
Lane's friends are exceedingly active. The
combat is carried on with backwoods direct
ness. There are no fine spun phrases to con
ceal in courtsty tho knife that is put at too
throat of an opponent. The papers and peo
ple talk with meat-axe precision
The Postal Service ill the South
The returns from Postmasters in tbe Confed
erated States come in more promptly now than
ever before. Applications have been rec-ived
from citizpns of South Carolina, in districts
where offices have been discontinued, request
ing their re establishment, and indicating tbe
names of individuals who are willing to serve
as postmasters in conformity to the regulations
of the department.
What alter Evacuation t
Great discusssion is going on ' n referenco to
the action of the Administration on the col
lection of the revenue and the blockade of the
ports after the evacuation of fort Sumter.—
“Time is a great conservator,’' and the effect
of the withdrawal of the troops is seen in the
rapid rise of all kinds of Border Stale South
ern securities. We must wait, and watch, and
pray-
A vkrv fanny, apocryphal story is tolil of
the President. Being asked before the inau
guration, whether bo would ride to the Cspitol
with Buchanan, in his barouche, or go alone—
•• That reminds me,” says he, 'h f the story of
a witness in court, who, appearing in yaaker
costume, was asked, ‘Will you swear, or af»
firm!’ Tho witness replied, hr. didn t care a
damn which .’" If this isn’t true, it ought
to be.
The Soutbeu Commander,
Tub New Orleane Delta Gen. Braxton
Bragg, of th# Army of Louisiana, hss been
appointed Brigadier General of the Army of
the Confederate States, and has been ordered
to proceeed to Pensacola and take command of
all tho troops of the B’, übnc those assemb led,
and conduct the operati ms against b ort Pick.
A .Sheriff's jury in N *w dork city, has re.
turned a verdict of idou, damages again.it
William C. Bryan, thu poet editor of the
K,cmng I'ait, for libel o r John King, in
cnargmg him as a class leader of the Method
ist Kplscopal church, with being rather inti
mate with one of the female toachers.
Ills said to be altogether improbable that
.he mall service will bo discuut.nuc-d in the
seceded Slates at an early date in pursuance
of Colfax’s bill. Action under its provisions
will only be taken in case of an aggressive
attitude or tho Inauguration of an independent
mail system in the Southern coni,*l<-r.'.y
The Harriet L.aue
tvas recently been placed in perfect order for
active service. 11-r of.g.nai armament Con-
„*ted of f nit twenty-riv pound Dmigren
gun. an) oue thirty-two pounder K.-oci.l.v
sue received an addition to her powerful bat
teries in the shape of thr.-’i l-mg thirty -tw
r^und^ri.
* 1.-*:.-!*!
Prominent gnmieoion from >ec«l-d States
in Washington City represent the condition oi
commarcial affairs mere as most deplorable,
and that a powerful reaction in fiver of the
Kleral C nion is taking place among the mer
cantile and agricultural classea
Isowh numbers ol applications are fi'wti
daily for poilmaatershi,.# in Pennsylvania and
»!! tho Northwestern Stat<-«. Those now on
; and will require week, lo report upon. 1
ahiy [our-fiflbsaf the present incumbents will
hava to go.
Hon. John J. Crittenden has gone to Kicb
mond to accept ll itm'ation Kmder.v! him b;
the member, of the Virginia convention, to
address them on the issue* of the day. His
efforts for the T’nion are unceasing.
Mr Sherman l. tbo most prominent candi
date, but bis success seems in doubt, such is
the swarm of local and personal factions, ali
f u 47 ».4
and
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working against him.
A res dution has been Introduced into the
House filing April »tl for the final adjourn
ment of the Legislature. It was laid over
under Ihe rules.
A joint resolution tbo Legislature of
ludiana recommending Congress to call a
convention of the States.
The State election in Oonuec’.icut will Uk'
place April Ist. and thatln Rhode Island Apn
Contr&cU made by our general anil Mate
Governments in this country have, in many
cases, designedly been f i loosely wordid as U'
prove sources of immense pr ditto the contract
t«>ra, and disastrous, in a financial point of
▼ Jew, to the government J obs of this kind
have the most pernicious effect on the moral
sense of the community. Tho«o whe succeed
in obtaining them afford an example of pros
perous corruption, detrimental in the highest
degree 'o public morality. Such gpcctnclee
dissatisfy men with honest industry and lead
others to endeavor to overreach in a small way
while waiting for greater opportunities. Un
fortunately, the example of a thousand honert
men in the ordinary walks of life attracts leis
attention than a single successful instance 01
speculating upon the public. Philadelphia
Ledger.
yairaxin ra:n thi
Choicest and most grateful Tonics and Carminatives
m ihe Vegetable Kingdom. Universally approved as
a Kaadlv Remedy tor
INDIGESTION, SOUR STOMACH,
COLtC, HKABT-BUBNi
headache, a all dyspeptic complaints,
Biwax* of Imposition ! But odo b’sq of the genuine,
(halt pint bottle*.) Pnoe One Lollir. Dose, a tea
spoooiul,
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr & Co.
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggißts generally. Pittsburgh, PenD a.
REED'S MAGNETIC OIL STILL
holds the reputation it baa had for y*»r», of being
superior to anything yet known for tbe following mr-
P °” e "Reeds Mag-* life Oil cures Spinal Afectio-e;
Beede Magnetic Oil cure henralgia;
Betd't Magnetic Oil aeree Wauc Jm-js:
Beede Magnetic 0,1 curs, mcers and Bores;
Seeds Magnate Oil cures hcnxmt bcadaclia
Beat's Magnetic Oil caret Frosted Feet;
Bud's Magnetic Oil cares Free A Wottnds;
Beads Magnetic Oti cares SaOlssKt:
Reefs Magnetic Oil cure* Paine m the Bock;
Seeds Magnetic Oil cures Xnoous AJectamt:
Reel’s Magnetic Oil etiree Bar ache and Tooth ache;
Seeds M gnetxc Oil caret Rheumatism;
sneedily and permanently, and for ail dccidenlsand fn-
Vurics will relieve pain more rapid y than any other
ru-rnarabon. Bold by Druggist* generally, at 2bo per
nrenarau sfMO.N JOHNSTON, Drugggial
and dealer in CHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES,corner
Smith field and Fourth str t*. Bole Agent. I*6 3m
PICKLES ANDPHESEKVES.—Picketed
O-uhflowers, Onions, Beans, Chow Chow, Gher
kins, P.ceulill', Red Cabbage, Tomatoes, Walnuts, Plain
and mixed Pickles, *O, Ac.
Preserved Pine Apple, Peaches, Pears, Quinces, Gin
ger, .o, Ac. For e g y £YMER 4 BROTHERS,
No. 89 Wood street,
Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
Ketchups, sauces, &o.—walnut
Ketchup, Tomato Ketchup. Mushroom Ketchup,
jvanoh Mustard, Vro'oertershlre sauce, Haryej's Sane*,
John Bull's S.uoe, Beef Steak Sauoe, O.lvea, Copers,
Auatonei, *«, *» For £sTMKR * BKOTBEBB,
Ko.M Woed street.
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Kansas Senator,
The Malls Hou’h
A Hairs at the rioullu
Tlie Pdbt Dflireu In Demand
Hou. J. J- Crlttrudeu
Ohio Henalor.
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Public CoulracU.
' R H A V E"s
HOLLAND BITTEKS
The Weak and Nervous phould try it.
rblief prom pain I
' DAVIS & PHILLljpi S f >.•
BRASS FOUNDERS AND
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
MAXmCTI'BEKS AXDDKAIKBS IK
GAS FIXTURES, PUMPS AND BRASS WORK,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Oil Wen Pumps of Brass, Copper, or Iron, with the most approved
Chambers and Valves of all kinds, and Warranted to
give Satisfaction.
Manufactory, No. 110 Water and 104 Front Street,
PITTSBURGH, Pi
mar7:3rnaAW ■■■
lira Adrtrnsementg. i
JOSEPH HORIME ? S
WHOI.KBAI.F. ANP BKTAIL
trimming, millinery
notion house,
No, 77 Market Street.
New uouds received dail\
Pa’m leaf and Wl»«
Bhak"!**: Bonnet R h'onn. K owera and KuclMa. Bonnet
M f Tnmm.net Embroider,.,. Hoop Skirt.,
Horerv. <.lo»„, ,:«r„U, Zephyr WondM.
Wool,inly roitoa, and a fun Notioa .
An examination ot onr atoek n eolioiced.
marls: l tn JOSEPH HOUSE.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
P. O’BRIEN.
«- orders solicited at barement ahnp, Grant Street,
oppo.lt. Cthwtral. . . ntarlt-dwlT
Ast T'UOUSANU ACKha VlKtilMA
I ) lan-i for sale *iwi*t* oo Little Fiah-na Uefk, for
it&le in ain a 1 lots to suit ptircbnaftu Pnc« $3 per »ore,
(So £r*. oo ,oolh .1.1. of th. croon « *'“« P n «-
Termi —fourth ca»h. THBERT i SoN,
ol nirM.
TTi»r^ —rs\'(''ii MEKiINO —The auDDii meeUo*
j^jh^wiwaß&ss
marlWt _
O PklN<; J)KY iIOoDS of fill kirds.
S C. HANSON L'»VR
K - / 74 M*rkm street. _
BPBING STOCK OF
rfftl PIANOS, gfgft
WK HAVE JI'ST I’OMI'LKTED OUR
»•.«,! swni sut»plv ot \he anriT«lKt B f fcj* v
WAV PUS'H /.DertJly Admittedlt’' o"uaß° '
th* duT oumpnung t>ovh (jRAM> * t^UAKr-
V.Vn.h"d“* SI- WT< >KTC PKICt 3. Tboy «•“"
nui fl f-r Fl'E YEARrt. ?’«*»« cull *nd exam ne
,tV;’»KK * 800. U Klftb At.
m .rii (t :» A«fM- 'Of ~u-,liwml - l.jtnr .1 ed Pwnoe.
YaELOR SKATES!
PARLOR SKATES.
TIIK USE oKTHF.se SKATES iin [Arts
a parted kat>wlt*‘ig« o( the *rt cl
SKATING ON ICE,
ppli *« On uiot.l pUnsiug *u«i hesiiAfa*
r> ;»• t trr preoctiU.d to u*o puMic.
THE OSXV PLACE
QBNUINE ABTICt
81 Fifth Street,
\\. E. SCHDIERTZ &
marl! ... - - -
KOI-L ANI> PRINV BUT£~
TO AHKIVK O.N ANIjTHTRS.
am. KOR -ALE AT KETAiI. rR'fTS-
Valuable t'ro|>erlj lor salt
Wll,L rk hKFERLH for SALK
a *5 -pamt
11*' v<*”T iii*Kirub.« lov ol g round, ha a !i rt ni r, u -»
, ~r f.f f.,r'T t»‘* «t RQI f'RM 'ocbc*. atvl ex
•orJmit U»*k of equal wi.lrn »mii: >••} '•MO'* 1
iVriasci HAle.-Oj‘.-f.unh cash, and
»ad il.e balance m ihree equal Aucn&l payment*, with
lutere*
, JUS IRWIN»Preni
Mnri:V4«rt r. A'.l^M BrnWe <V> _
u t:v K>~ HfNuRKn UuLLAks:—Kor
25 sail a two f> 'f bni-k I>w»Hin* House of lout
won LjO*, -'J f!“■ l [rum ou \eto street, AlteaheDy
t v loOfnet deep; etiuale near the Orphans Assjlum.
A 'pnce f7O? l> Term«j—t>oo in hand; l»l»nee 1 ami 2
3 ear*
H CITHBERT £ SON. M Markot «u
marts _ _ __ - • -
HAND aNDONE fcIUN
OOvJv/ ,lr**a a year for nine yearn, will navfrr a
, UJ( I d*.d Ina Holla- aa.i I. " on i!n> Cornar of Margn
relia Alloy. AlWl.ony Ciljr. Thotwaa* cantata,
nvaroou,.-and, array
Heal K-itato 5l Market tiroel*
marl"
S' UNDKIES"— „ ,
i«> dwaon Pinet. Casulloo * <- o.’b Brandy.
Vo “ Otard. l*uPey *Co «• ‘*°-
At •• Be’ouu, <j 0,
10 “ Champagttfe. dO
- - Pale Sherry Wine:
£ ::
“>« h >- , 1 7.^ 0Z “ ur . bot<l6 ' W “i “woM JttMU
m*rla:4i ■—
I LLEA.SKS, (printed I'onnsj l
-- m Wood street, pear Fourth
,lL LEASES, (printe.
POTATOES. —150 sacks choice Neahan
nook Potatoes, just rac’d zER,
m , rl3 corner Ms kat tod Fi-st»r»rt»
SALE.—THE WELL K>OWN
f Ka« rL Bs’ r ;>M T -.or,..ua,e,u Ft™.
.l..p.(»d](.lntng the Cltr unev en
S for a"n‘ S Kegs, Flour Hsrre).
inJ H'fxes and » th but kite expanse ,n aJdmonal
machinerywill make Oil Barrels at cheaper raws than
”* t* ma y de el.Ttrhere, Fur tur her taruoular. ap
p'y m
MarU-lin.
R , il. £lll l. a a t
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
f urniture
Ho. 45 SmltliOeld Street,
PI T TS'B URO H .
full assortment of
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constantly on Hand which we will eel! nv
linens for f'A**Tl.
Hyatt’s PatentlHuminatiag Tiles
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTB
HYATT'S CELEBRATED ILLIJMINATINGTiLES
FOR LIGHTING BASEMENTS, cel
lars abea.Va.nj) coal VAULTS. We would
respectfully solicit an examination ol simples, at our
Warehouse, No. 160 Water Street,
ANDERBON 4 PHILLIPS,
Agenu (O'
BROWN BROTHERS, manufacturers,
mars Chicago. llßnma
Regular Missouri River Passenger Packet.
FOR Lexington, Liberty,
Independence, Kanßa", Leaven- jJggpWgEW'
worth, Weston, 31. Joseph, and all
terraediate landings, the steamer J. W. HAILMAN,
Captain W.W. Martin. will leave on Tuesday, tuft 28th
insu, at 4 o’clock, p. u. For freight or passage, apply
on board, or to
mart FLACK, BIRNTSB * CO, Agent*.
Pabticular attention paid to
the Manufacturing of Boring Tools for Oil Wells.
All tools warranted to be of the best Material and-.
Workmanship.
W. W.YOUKG,
(oue*6*sor u> Cartwright A Yoang.)
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S' 7 1 \•• . I\h.
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_FOK thk—
P. U, FEfWSOV
n.,,: Hi v- ».i * ul ' "
form*,) tor sale
J. R. WFLDIN.
L WII.MARTH, Agant.
r ,uwlnreh i>iv i'i'i-., ft'n Wa-t
yOR TUK SALE OT
To Oil Hen.
No. 97 Woodllreet,
comer of Diamond alley.
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[certotmi
TESTIMONIAL.
1 have witnessed It. Voa Hoschj'isker's op-ration
OU a member of ray family, and hate ajao experienced,
on my own account the benefit ol his wonderful skill
as an Aurisi, that I bare no hesitation in stating that the
Dr. is perfeotly capable to restore the blessing of bear,
mg to those that have been long deprived of i>.
JOSEPH PRA RSON. Belllont tt-, lawrencevdle
Pittsburgh, March Bth* 1601.
DEAFNESS.
EYE AND EAR.
Dr. Yon Moscliziskcr
OCULIST AND AC BIST.
FEOM CLIKTOI FLACK NKW YORK,
FOR A LIMITED TIME IN PITTS
BURGH, can be oonsttlted on Deafness and all
DISEASES of the EYE AJiD EAR requiring. Medi
cal or Surgical treatment
MORE NEW TESTIMONIALS,
From the high testimonial* q'nen in favor of Dr. lon
MoechiUker’s 7 refitment m cases of Deafness, J traj induced
to place t ny son, who won that afflicted, wuier his rare, and
though only o >hort time since I hare done to, Jam happy
to state that I/eel perfectly talisficd xrUh the benefit my son
derived, ami consequently have much pleasure, in strongly
recommending all afflicted with Deafnai% to benefit by I*.
Yon IMmk*.** to our MOQR&
First Si eet.
Pittsburgh, March Ist, 1861
The great benefit I derived from Ur. ton Moecheie}. rr t
ekd'jid mri sucee-eful treatment of my Eyes icarranl vie to
rerromm.nd him etronyly to all apxtedxith mala&aof
Pittsburgh, Feb. 18. 1861.
again
Sly con. a boy 13 yean of mie. become Deaf after an at
tack of SCARLET FEVER. Dr. von Moeeheuker restored
ban to hie hearing. H. L.UiUKAMP, Cooper,
N«rth-fcast cor of Diamond and Markel.olreets.
PiTTSDDatra, Feb. d, IS6I. >
NOTICE.
DR. VON MOSCHZISKjER
B«kb to give notion to tnoee who require Uis Profes
sios&l services for any disease of
EYE OR EAR,
THAT AFTKB THE
FIRST OF APRIL NEXT,
he will cot undertake any case where a lengthened
trraunotu will be required.
ALL THOSE
OAN DO TO RESTORE
' BEIBII6 TO THE DEAF
—AND —
SIGHT TO THE BLIND.
OFFICE,
No. 155 THIRD STREET,
BETWEEN SMTTHFIELD AND GRANT BTB.,
Whore ho may bo CONSULTED DAILY, from 9 A. K
to 5 o’clock r. m.
iL EYISB INSERTED.
FTTrniture and chairs,
REDUCED PRICES
JAMES W. WOODWELL,
Noa. 9T and 99 Third Street.
11l FOURTH STREET,
CONSISTING OF
ALL VABIETIEB OF STYLES AND FINISH,
Hotels and Private Dwelling*.
All enters promptly attended to, and the Kurai
tU’e carefu.lv packed and boxed.
Steambo* ts end Hotels lumiebed at snort notice.
Cabinet Maatrs supplied with erery article in the
line.
MB. AND MBS. TETEDOUX,
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
I*B THIRD STREET.
THE SECOND TERM will commence
on Wednesday, February the 13th.
FRENCH AHirUTIN taught without extra charge.
fe!3
NEW SPRING GOODS,
NEW SPRING GOODB,
NEW SPRING GOODS,
NEW SPRING GOODS,
NEW SPRING GOODS,
NEW SPRING GOODS,
NEW SPRING GOODS,
NEW SPRING GOODS,
NEW SPRING GOODS,
NEW SPRING GOODS,
NEW SPRING GOODS,
NEW SPRING GOODS,
NEW SPRING GOODS,
JUST OPENED
W. & D. HUGUiy
AR CO 8N.—175 socks prime Yellow
Bar Cornd lor otic at w.rohonoo and on whuttar*
JAR A.TETZEB,
miria Corner Market A Fiot»treat»<
npo Let.—The Three Storied Warefeon**
1 No. 89 Wood street. • ‘
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Psiomo»Amowoii^—Prt*»teßqiAvJWWy
* a Phtio® Box. SMO; Psraaette andPt«»Circle.ohxi j/
40 cents; Family Circle, 25 cents; Colored Gallery, j*
cents; Colored Boxes, 60 cents; Gallery, 26 cents.
LnazuSTD UiSi.m«.
TazAso&za
. RetiraV
This - Friday evening,;; night of the grand
i.% . I * >
TBB THREE: ftHARDSMES?.
Wftf^|KgsiSEi3SW
'tjStneNme'BUittientl w*H Ibe pro
?Qc“d ta eiwlleffi efjrteb, the Bur Am-
P*>y- . , . ... ,- . , <■ i... ■ ■■ •
To conclude with iW
SERIOUS, k ,
Widow Delmaine.— -
do ord-T that m* Prothbdotatrtfw lu
the Daily f'ost and LtgalJoumal newspapers oi the Cinr
of P.ttaburirti, for t'.*© period .of*J*fc*» ftat oif ll .
tbe B»'d account' will V© allowed bVtbe Court, on Satur
day, March 23, 1861, unless cause bo shown to Lhooon
“^‘Attest
feakswd - T ProthoghUry
PUBUGATIUN
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. ... . - . _ <t .•V-j
MoOey's Histonr-ef flie«eUierlMldiiJ*volst«r'i
PSrtonsLffeof- l o«ek«in3 vela;
Hallarn’s Hlstor# oMhe Middle Agr«63vo!a;'
Persons] HistefyWljßrd Baocmvltf.ftttwtinttldron
bord fiseoes Workni Ne* RiTeretdSj'Edttitrov
The Wrttmd Beaux of StKiety.ny Grace sad ■ Philip
Wharton; ; - ' - - — :
Tbe American' Almanac for 1881 t
Life in the’Old'Worldf bj'Fredericks Bremer;
Burton’s Central Airies; 1 " “
Beereations Of a CoUhtty Parse's 1
Htmts lor Mothers and Children; .
Tennyson’s Poems: Blue and Gold, complete 2 volsd
Btndies Krom Idfer by MisS Muloch;
Tom Brown at Oxford, pt. 1;
Macanlej’s later Easaysand Ptmmr,
LewCsttudiesin Animal Ufer toe aatetiy
. RAT a CO-» Wood street
COMMISSION 1 MERCHANT,
OFFICE OF THE ~"T
PirranußOH, ?
fvrmTHK ANNUAL ELECTION OF 15 DIRECTORS
oF THE pITTHbURGH, FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO R W I.ROA 0 COMP Aft V. toserve .be ening
inn year, will be- hrH nl the U() IBD OF TBADB
“oOHd, in vhe City of Puubur|>n. on WELiNEfuJAx
the iith day ofjlarnh next, at 9A. M. The Transfer
not been convened into Stock of the new Company, at
that time, will not be entitled 10 vote at said election.
Bv order of the Pree‘dent,
7 « AUGUSTS* BB4WY,
? A A .1 Secretary.
WM BRUNER,
Venango t'ountjr, Penna*
By buying your
At ,the caiib *lor& of
r , were
-joe to
i that
the
y out
icience
hcitxblb rom
'-r- V*v f;'4^r;-
< r *r
70S TH~B SALS OF
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. T 4 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET,
PITTbB URQB, P-i
PrmDOROQ, Fob. 23 16G1-
Tent. ‘Savei^
BQUTS.
1 ‘ SHOES,
and gums
JUS. il. BORLAND,
.-1 • Market street,
yecoml door f f om Fifth:
OALL ANO RAK THIS—
SEVEN SHOOT Elt ,
Price *l2 and Cal. and “ T ETLEVB,
136 Wood street
kinds of Oil Tootfl. furnished on *bort
noh e
WaliTpaTeh, w i ndo w cu ktains,
Ac., at wholesale in 2d story of
SECOND CLAfciS HAND ENbiNE FOR
RALE.— The memb'r* of the BELIEF FIRB COM
PANY otor for Ste *tbeli-Hand Engine BELIEF, as
they are preparing ts receive a new B:eam Fire Engine.
Th« Relief weighs but 3*200 pounds* and is as services-
Ib.e a, when fl&t porebseeT For f“"her parbcub,rs
ant ter ran, aplj tn, orad.lresß C. OYER, Eeq-,NaIT
sm(imeldiatfcet. PiMßbumb- \ i k s featdtwtf
J*KEE MASON’S MONITOR-
CRAFTBMAH AND FREEMASON'S onIDK.
STEWART* FBiBMAsbBrSMAiNUAL. ifi
Mas6nlC DIPLOMAS; BOOK POEM.
For aalo by J - WELDIN,
marfl C 3 Wood street, pear Fonrth*.
i'jln , £W bbi&s 'l'wJisiJKOs.Hi ii
NEW EMBROIDERIES,
HEW HIO9ERY AND GLOVES,
NEW BONNETS <US'D PATS,
NEW EIBBONB AND FLOWERS,
NEW SKIRTB AND CORSETS,
And many oilier new article*, just in from New York,
iKATON, H*qRUM * CO.’S,
No. 17 and lOFlfth afreet-
at ; i . i .! f.
..NEW, GOOD!
Bress trimmings,
JACONETtXttiLiRSj
BWIB-I COLLARS.
POINT LACE COLLARS.
CfiTEMIZETTEB ASLKEVES
POINT LACE SETS,
JACONETT * SWISS SETTS
JACONETT A SWISS EDGING,
THREAD - LAGB * EDGING,
VaLEN 1 lAN EDGING,
... ... HEAD PEESSEB,
- ' "?CBENILLB-HAIB NETS,
A full ftgßortm'mt of Corsete, Hoop Bkirts, Ladies*
”Tfes/Bcarfi, linen aßd-Silk Hacidker
chlel*. Gloves. Bo*i«J + Ac., 4c., to whi«h we Invite the
attention of all. ....
Our stock being *rextensive and TwledH to *“*•»*
na in ttying* we can plchßfc alllhaf Wilt fwrnrns with a
ca’l.
CHARLES GIPNERS,
78 Market Street.
TKKTIi KXTKICTKD ttlTßOlfl PAIS
By THE USE OF AN" APPARATUS
whereby no drug* or galvanic battery are need.
Cold weather is the time when the apparatus can be
ussiLtb its be&advazitage. Medic*? penLemen and
thelriamflies have their teeth Extracted by my process,
and are ready to testify ea to the safety and jparnleawnofia
of the operation, whatever has been said by persona
interested in asserting .the contrary haying no kno*l-
TE grp I j iligerl g d in e very Style,
E. OUDRY, Dentist,
noHJydis 134 Smithfield street.
NEW WALL PAPEB STORE,
No. 107 Market Street,
RETWEEX FIFTH AND LIBERTY STREETS.
nrVHE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW OPENING
and largtfhtCck-of *3
paper hangings,
Embracing a complete assortment for Dwellings.
Btores. Omeee, Balls. Churches, to.which be would
invite the Attention oflbe PubUq, having
an entire new stock of goods recently purchased»ua
now arriving. Those in want of new goods wfiLfiad
them hr looking throuch our assortment.
marShyd ~1 ; •>: • JDB» HU BUtfOHjßgo
GLASGOW’S
AMBBOTYE GALLEBY,
—IN-
LuA.rA.-srjß'rTß kalu,
FOURTH STREET ENTRANCE.
Having re arranged my gal.
EERY,and fitted it up % themo«t modern style;
1 am prepared to take Ambrotypea of all sizes and ol
the finest quality.' Intending to dCrote my whole at
tention to this class of pictures, I feel warranted in
gnarteelng satis taction to my patrons. Prices moderate.
~ jiff-tyc * a V No-M Fim&Paftlel^^toborgh
EUROPEAN AGENUX,
npHQMAS RATTlGAN,Ratotiean.Asent.
I No. YlB TfntCr stteet, is prepared
tobringout or send back pagashgeni troa or to any
part ofthe old country, either ity stetmersaUingpock
pmdHtcßAiTi'Foii
Agent for the Indianapolis and fflnetourttj
Yoik, Liverpool, Qlsagow and Qalvrsy. / -
ÜBRICAIi
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A
W. P. MABSgALK
BONNET RIBBONS,
-BONNET BUCHER
FRENCH FLOWERS.
Battjtf* lb
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