• PITTSBURGH p an/TOR VCR; AM4L/4W vatul'OP Imo crAa . %,,,,i, , , itx tt,-,,,, -;.,.., -...•-• ......4.1 ti ~ ...1::•.... -:,,,, HoiVlite Birthday of Washington and ;7 1 a'zhttajohiltveree - efgbrat. ! ~., , ~_Mpit of the ceiebratidn of hiatatlayatelestc**ather to 'snit ; weld° n oll iieteie'tEMl - cotill - haie chose(' a bap. r4ikliala.astardsjr. It was limit cuxil lortoodifOktnnd not too damp fon Za=lizwiitiiiiugh ate atmosphigif szyltpriffir - liirie con tin u , tlity.peering thrpfsh . and enlivening ail. T._dozclawaolk : tipan_ thousands of flags,. :.,.. 411 10001*.oaroblio and , private hboses' tureugKonpct y_ and dining, the day the y ; J gotuttantly 'nevem& niittl, PM tilvit; , Mottid, the streets wore the *.oB44l?ttal er4bleta... i ge ..: 1, ',,. ~.li i itAL liallooili. The Are!, public, assemblage of -the day, it,(o,4siietlii titi•if - 4ing oneesas themiret inggit-dmitabriol "chilthrea 'elf Allegheny, MotthferqerAnd'bugnate‘ if the Federal Arndt depot; 'Allegheny. The teachertriqad oldirken, had-gathered atibeir i reir4ith stpori****aed,',itterched in n KVIIIVIV9Viihere, they forme d . us, sembiage t nnmberieg thousands of all ages aP4 llt*<- - open e d - - hiaproteedings w lonayeir• by Rev,Presiley, who Wag In V, • ?tett Er • Sheriff 'Graham. The . • „le -n, led by Prof. W. H Slaolcoang e• e' • . lam bin, " and Jona Id. Rirkpateibk, Fee., thav Lug first been.prerentsd with a bouquet by a young laktilai *_few ' 1 ntrodu t viry Me marks,.-relit • rtio: s of Wdahlog ten 'a. FerOvIVAAAT ' though theerowd wag so dellsimed4k ch ildren so restless that he weld riot be heard at any great dis tance fresajlei &kW. At the 0088 the schootcled_* Mr. Sleek, range*The Rai, White arKt49 11 W' and aft'er a ,benedic• tienhipirie,;ifinial Robinson, of South Cenierofi'Mr• Church, the assembly die peniXti 4.0" , ,- '..:t 4 1311rdiedelniet : :: * *ere 'enacted in Pitts • . .. ...., buigtibeadrtheixextughs at about the same hour,.., Rm. Atur F. Johnston read the FardlretrAdd* to• thepupils of the Fieeieleecora and Fourth Wards; in the last' items ashciolleuse4 At the Third Ws:0.81:119ot lieesere. where the ticipils of theVitird, Fi ft h a pt Ninth Wards were assembliel; Reti Ire Reed opened the exer. cise with -.prayer.. . Rev. Jas. Prestloy elO4 pad the Farewell Address in a most etiment manniu,--eand was followed by Rev; Douglaain an appropriate address on thecharacter bk _W eshington. A number ofettrieng, patriotic songs were sang by thakildren 4 under the_direction of Prof. Shirrs& andthe assembly was dismissed vitithedietion. At the Sixth Prasbye toriliiiiiftiirob, where were Congregated the scholars of tire Sixth, Seventh and,Bigtith Wafil • schools,: the exercises opened with daserateterallicimpila, after wittier Prof. AL loNtaton read, 114ipleiring- - iitylo, the 14 0TewollAdffeart -Morifainging followed and _ . . tio.olikiwriiad, Illy . 4cipuott f , T . Bee. ie. sad's piece, eger 09, ugx's DOM , • ' 2 " ' a opy of which hliden, ' km. , , !shed hilt by Mr. Murdoch, who•, 7 , • ' "his ehtertamlneintbn,Thurs lay : , .The geiiae at' the 'Birmingham borough talejarftikieteVeddrees -*as 'read . to fete i$ -Rist Birmingham, Birthing utiKlifigkiith Pittsburgh, is described lb A is *Orli been most spirited and intlmii.4., &At ..310.-"ehd: ether Boroughs on the 'VW* 410t,the address was read . 4 4 1 ; ' espentlye school houses: firL,' l ' •7; 'Jame' ' .cr Orrlreauszaa. --,---- • Ivalinficteretes in'itilegfieli e igered t ' o' , WC, In.....aireardance-..erith.-the Loo . 'fffr* Oren", and those of Pitts, urgh,,ftv „erten. -.There werelew ezcep. ionaWbageneral suspension of business 5id___,,..,,V1Fr414.9,,,. any stores were re‘opened °Pf.%rior MT or evening, , (woo f or tidoseilaillumination. - id:LI/A. At.lied'!iecleck in the afternoon the orskiflrgoft rnon was heard aeaseunding uentrtlretfacities.... This was thaeoneert. I estop) of enfrlictirrel`gahs, fi red from opTiiitili,.this city, and Seminary Hill, llegaiiiry,'Tz*i two gnus of the ,Fort ttt. Artillery,'oxib commanded by Capt. [dealt-and one by Lieut. Atwell. Smaller ettleibTdidasupp, wera,dred, on private caturj,,,frOm. Several , other points, and e.,en BoaepaL.twe .ene ignorant of the Cillikilitiiiighiltsve supposed the city was fling bombarded, , -....-.., , .21ile XII f MING Mieirerialetrel. Thil ke rnaiireintion had not yet castled taci e mail of people began to gather at .aceirlii,Haltqwhere A brass band ,had sirliliPogitlifelotio airs for an hour or troiltilifter" , ..the reading of Washing. i' . . _Fatfirn: WlAireep. There were 41',4KuotiPr - SoOtv•'•they having teen ,'elidli..,lirvited At the appointed hour, Lilt' Ecidter,"lll4 . chairnian of the raittiteeK-Arrangements, announced objectpf calling the assemblage to. her awLattitpi that he had been re. atedlekiainninte the fallowing officers iti.46olteg: Pre' iglion Hon. Win. F. i 11034 ,WriWridefile? Wlll. WI i itinß, -101r.--lefemill. Marlin Staler • - irllion 90 ,13 41e04. 3241 '5attier, isplohn Biro ritAfa;,ll 11....Vflitta, ask, P. Barr, rid ninE o l l ,...elilarcef McKee, William E -414•late_Wia;HarverChildS.— _,...._liiit.'lltfiHmexell, H. H Smith, n•-• -.. ll 4enliori, IL O'Neill, William H. ody. On motion, 'are •rifintinations o orkolliknoWd.r.AterSeAto• CoskAidng testblot,: ,Telugt , 9 made someeppro. its and - I.la,trio 0 ',Ad:kirks, ooncludiug intiodueft' Wm- 4 0m*. M. Rowe. I its ff..41,06.01.i0 read t he Address. - t gin ' ~,.,- • 'leper:ie . c,I. , nothing be dea -- Yr - ' 6 " Iddarly ing to ..the sub. ea 4 1 te t o •,;,.-• ,$.-ribeet.- to tepee., but rit •,e : itifitentatate of our Na- I 1-affaire4night-hincipfra: effect of im ding thes.Linitellnly:ol-1,110 minds o f , resent,PWhrliiii praierPrl, eonsidera. he .edniininded-' the `Add, s. Mr. ~...., To o.4Trigl'„ocolkdotr.lorOad the GOokuneht Oar. lankettia topso, and' was listened ith mark attention throughout...-. in he had concluded Prof. Eaton read brining om; by T. Buchanan Read, , of "Our Oeutibryet DefendirW'which rending with much enthusiasm.— r..a.rlhal , pittrfdtie air !rain the band np4l4 - 41111* - Viod• ' 'TUB PARK WRAPS& • is fine.coMpany turned ont on, parade e afternpen,(preceded by a'fine band,) arzired.en& equipped. preeenting, in gaZlnifoPPl a AK appearance. Way' a laftwe few military organ i . nester-We believe , there are hut two reelifihd4d" :fi l tds is oat the only one) ousting of ',Abe hundreds of compe l( Home. , Guards organized In the ,y. iititirOf them have been broken • enlistment& for the war and others w as ef interest by the members.._ . THE SIONAL. Be ven,Celeck ia the evening...a gnu ned cartebill Wolk forth the signal ich . ol. belle; •were to rieg,see o en fttith ail:ferry phir; from steamboat, h and fire bells, which was, during mitimance, about fifteen minutes, t deafening, THE ILLIINiNATIex. _ ringing of the belhi was the signal firivate and public build - prointratione for which - had bean cnrquitl, - nefliniily during the day,— tu . Minatlein'tvas very general On incipailrailisnieatly-'eviinflid4fhi ql 3 -re manYLOtitiW Mae Oran* llumi fr nat e ti.MMAS _ _ te.in44 l o nd other colored pap Kv i w a t k o d av i wilh l n OW it t b ebe l o4so , AßN -• P a.-t•g.4l . voa 4i-s) 'WA 41. SA ;Alt? - ----- ---7--=- : iza.., ,lisplay .: II {,s. . tfoti • W'ott, Obsers .. FlrisktPpiolliAlideioo.s..---o •z- Iftisakkelli*ehttiesionomignignOttilti'etit ten Veda' nit lit a fire broke . it 'and 011frictietei were illtitelesiledire ( dieting a fine effect elite greet a dlatance. Nickles liqwfr store, No. 806 Liberty 1 Kftit street welt skpsirfecl)larte , of glory stwft, and metinibling was soon enveloped ; fur two [loafs. VlN(Works were hurried in filmes A portion of the stoAc was In abundance and-the roar ,44 email ord. saved. - -but by far Ate iergest part wss des . nance wai cbat'nually heard. The Gasette, trertarThiellitaWk..buinsunicateti to the ' Chronic/4 and Dee pageh ailaas ware taste , -iliqcor store Of L. Purcell, No. 807 and the fully d o .'o ro'.. - . 1 . , Interior of the ,buttdiag was completely :Ttre.:Cueteas liouss and o Post °Moe were burned iiut; Ationts.balf .tha.stock was brilliantty lit op with . dandles, lanterns removed and the remainde? was burned.— and daire-Ittid a large Anrritine 1,1.az . was The nivertstoilse 61' No. - 803, occupied by graaefelly - bung Over thetpihate Mailings . Schom ticker & 'Laing as a produce store, to the Post Mee. Nearly every building and Alen, Id.cUttrarick - ds Co's stove wares on Fifth street, from Sm't.ti . elcL to Wood, house, No. 801, also took fire, but the WU Hip up. Some are worthy of special flames were che.sked before they commun. notice. In front of Lodwig's billia-d bested to the loWer stories. In the former saloon, the word "Union" appeared, form• the stock was somewhat damaged by ed from jets of oes. Tee B ink Block Wq.B water; in the latter tittle injury was suffer. beautifully decorated with Chinese lan. ed. All the steamers, and the Neptune terns. Messrs. S. Gray & Son were bril- and Independence, were on the ground liantly lit up with a pretty arrangement of and did good service. gas jots and Messrs. W. &P. Hugue made No one wee able to give us any definite a fine display of similar character, with information as to loss aid insurance. We thetidditi in of colored paper. The Post wore informed that the two uileer build building, from its great height (8 vostoriee) tugs belonged to B A .Sampson, .IL q , of and central location, presented a Una vr.- Manchester and were insured Tee value psarenee. We had Over seven hundred of the stocks of Messrs. liticNicitle and lights in the windows, and in the counting Purcell wai probably $lO,OOO each, 11,11.1 room window a large trans') .rency, wth had some insurance, but we could not the motto; "Ute, constitution as it is ; learn the amount, it will nut, however, The Union as it was ** - eA small piece of cover the lose. The 1018 on the other build• tortia.snce, smtioned on the roof, was fired tog i and the stock in them is, so far as we at shunt ant=-vats and a succession or ceutd aec , irtatn, covered by Insmanes rockets, Raman candles, Bengal lights, ' The goods were removed from several volcanoes and colored fires completed the' warehouses in the vicinity and scattercd display. An immense Chinese !Bittern tiesis for some (instance up Liberty street. One also sospended from - the Avg stafron the boy, caught stealing a box of segars, wo+ o oper, and flags waved from the roof and' taken to the tombs. all the windows. , Earlier in the evening a beer hall on Oct Smithfield street, Geo . . W. Way- lion street, near the Coital bridge, was man's large show windows bad s - me well slightly damaged by fire. arraniterinottos. 04 Market, J. B. Mc -- Padden .SaitilOn made a flue display of gas jsts in the form of a star, &a. Qa • Third. tiingsrly & Meyers prin'ing office was profusely covered wit's molt. s. On Fourth the Mayor's and Tressnrer's offices were brilliantly lighted, also the upper stories of the building: and the family mansion of the Simpsons presented •a fine appear• erica. 0.1 Wood street the St Charles Hotel itspliyed a great number of lights. Lafayette Hall looked well, P. H. Hunker was brilliant and a tran'parency of hu. mortals character at W. P. blarsttall'a ex.- citedaauch meriment. McCandless, 'B - a,i , son & Co , and W. Douglass, hatter, made pretty displays, as well as T. J. Craig, who tired the motto "Our Union 0 IC" in lets of gas over the door. Many others we do not now remember had talefel decora tions, faltic TEDC - 4171111M11itT9. - The display on the wharf was very fine and exceeded all else The night was dark and an ittialte number of colored lanterns, suspended from the flag staffs, chimney sta , _Ars and steam pipes, had a beautiful effect, with the appearance, the boats being shrouded in dark ness, of rest ing in midair. The Subsistence Committee had City Bali - eautifully lit up. rranged and dec. orat , xl inside, and the r in was crowded 'with visitors throughou he evening,there _being a great anxiety see the-arrange ments or feeding the trpopayliassing through our city. A hand4f music die, cours•A pleasant music and at) as joy and merriment-, ....011LNea ILN Y. We co only ,speak generall of our sis ter cat: - Federal street was litesily lined With flags on bah sides and mahy build to in all parts of the city werellltuaina. ted. pzi Federal street the display was 68patifut and the e.rer. , t was crowded with spotntorl for hours We cannot Portion.. ' Lslz3,-but there were several pretty de signs, very creditable to those who err ranged them. The firemen, in consideration of the Short notice iipon which they turned out, made a most creditable display. Although the usual profuse decorations of their ap. paraturi was absent, everything looked •bright, neat and clean. Heady every man carried a torch, supplied with oil by the liberality of the Messrs. Sawyers and Hon. Wm.F. Johattorwindallwore their capes and hats. , The procession formed on Liberty street and started; at eight o'clock, over the pre scribed route, in the following order: OQief Engineer, Dr. A. G. McCandless; with his First and Second Assistante,Robt• W. Mackey and Will M. Hartsell; Colum bia Hose. Allegheny, as -guests of the Eagle; Eagle steamer and hose carriage; Allegheny..hand engine and hose carriage; Duquesne steamer and hose carriage; Nair tune hand engine and hose carriage; Niag. era steamer and boss carriage; Vigilant steamer, preceded by brass band, and fot. bylooked hose carriage; Good Intent hand engine and hose carriage; Independence hand engine and hose carrriage; Relief -band engine and hose carriage. all looked well, but we must award the palm of suneriority to the Vigilant. That company looked well and marched with great regularity and precision. Fireworks were discharged by the firemen from time to time and as they passed the streets were illuminated with various colored lights, producing a most brilliant effect. The display at the Monongahela House was very line. The orocession passed over a great por. tion of the ripte laid down, but at ten o'clock, when they reached the corner of 'Wayne and Penn, the rain began to fall - 1,0 heavily that the Chief Engineer deter, mined to cut off the route through the Fifth ward and the firemen were marched down. Penn to Hand, along Hind to Lib arty and down Liberty to the place of starting,,where they were dismissed, Fifth, Smithfield, Woad and Market streets were a perfect jam of pedestrians during the evening and vehicles stood lit. tie chance among the crowd, as it Wi3 al• most Impouible to get through and the frightening of horses from the glare of lights was imminent, in which case the consequences might have been fearful.— 'The public seemed, however, quite good• natured and though collisions and fall. were frequent and splashing of mud una• voidable few complaints were uttered. All seemed intent on enjoying themselves, even at the expense of their best clothes. Juat after the prozession passed along Fifth street and before the thousands of lights began to flicker and grow dim a smart ;bower began to fall, rather ones. pectedly, and in a short time that thor oughfare, so lately crowded to Suffocation, was compirxt , inly fra3ant. Is half an hour after the lights were nearly' all et. tinguished and by nine o'clock the streets .were deserted and the celebration of the day was over. We congratulate our °W iens on the pleasant manner in which the celebration went off and upon the fact that no accidents of serious nature oc. curred. SUDDEN DEATII ail'Bukf pitting man of 24 or 25 years, named Chas. bichiLeekin,.employed as warehouse. man by Wm. liicOutcheon, wholesale grocer, Liberty street, died suddenly of apoplexy on Saturday. Being wanted he was called, and, not answering, found lying on the cellar floor, upon his face, in. sensible, and died soon after. Ho was subject to apoplectic fits and the jury em, paneled by the Coroner found a, verdict of death from that cause. Deceteeti was unmarried and bonrded on Wsishington street. ' BAUGH'S .51:1PZIC 11114:34EU.TS 07 Luis . Tsui is a moat vai /able fertilizer;;e nd lei! be found . of. gPeat 1,6 (mini* tabpedially-thoso-wiso—lume poor lards Priosphataahrathed sties46 ; Fper : limi himd is warranted tree iswisaduisgation...... , Itits fur WV/ 4. lif,aoroler, Virgil:llolw. --atcp erryliALL, MIA YISMICIrit raCCIABBION THE OROWD THE RAIN -IARMULTCH FROM OoL. McCooic.—Ou Satuardayk Mayor Sawyer received the following from Co). linCook, , reply to his req est to be present and address—the meeting here on CosgooTor, 0., Fob. 21st, 1862, B. U. SiWT RR, Je., &layor:-1: is int. possible for me to he in Pittsburgh on the 221 inst. 1 am torts far on my way to Kentucky to join ray command. SERIOUS ACCIDENT At' AN OIL RlerlNq Ray.—On Saturday morning, at an oar/ } ' hour, the engineer employed at lila oil r. 5. finerrof McCormick &Co., on Butcher's Run, Allegheny, mounted a ladder to per form some necessary operation about the tank. Ile had a lighted cagdle in his hand and had scarcely reached his position when the gas ignited and, exploded. The roof of i ke refinery wee' blown off and the malTithrown up several feel., felling out. side. He was dreadfully burned about the hands and received a frightful contusion on the forehead. Medical attendance was procured at once and the wounds dressed. It is feared the injured man will not re. cover. POCM:IINTA.S AT TIIK V•11.1KI . I RB, —The mualcal extravaganzi. of "Pocohontas " will be prxtaced at Trinible'it Varieties this evening, on the occasion of Miss Fan ny Denhani's benefit, when she will appear as the Indian princess. 3i533 Denhang. is leallitp in this ctuirgicter, hiving plefige ft ono hundred slity. consecutive nights with John Brougham, the author, and accompanied him on the occasion of their flying trip from New York t.)YhilnAelr phia, playing in the two cities on tbo same night. The piece is well arranged and will be produced with the finest etfmts. Important Verdiet---Fitssimmais vs Wallace's Administrators After being on trial for eight lays, in the District Court, the jury in thtcaso of Fitzsimmons vs. Wallace's estee were charged by the Court on Friday aiernoon and brought in the following speial ver dict on Saturday morning: In this case the jury say that thy Sad for the plaintiff, and assess the amunt of the principal and interest of the mrtgage debt unkeld, on the .hypothesis tat the molt - age - wail not givin to secure th pay. meet of a loan of money at a ratiof in. tartlet exceeding that established b law, at the sum of $42,682 47. But the jury farther find thief, it paint of fact, the mortgage sued on was peen to secure the payment of a loan of moey at a rate exceeding that established b law, and that deducting such excess fret the said mortgage debt, the amount if the principal and interest of Bald magage debt actually unpaid is the sum 0f525,. 799 24. And the jury further find that thelain, tiffs, under the,terins and stipalaties of the said mortgage, are entitled t( the further sum of 6 per centnm attoiey's commission, on so mach of the prizipal and interest of the, mortgage debt Benny LOW be due and unpaid, and 5 per cetnm On the remaining instalments as the ime shall become due and payable, if not aid at maturity. The Ckiurt to enter judgment for oiler of the said amounts found by the jury, is: for the sum of $42,682 47, first shve found as aforesaid, or for the sum of 799 24, last above found as aforesaid,ts they may determine the law to be on .6 reserved questions, together with 5 A. centum attorney's commission thereon found by the jury, as aforesaid. Verdict of a Coroner's Jury. On Friday night a son of Charles Ga wood, the drover who died at the Pen. sylvania Railroad depot last week, arrivs from Warsaw, Indiana, and fully ident tied the body, of which he will take chargt for conveyance home. He stated that h father was subject to violent fits of coil rendering him speechless for hours. Thi Coroner had ordered a post mortem ex , amination and the jury met at ten o'clock Sunday morning, at Devore's undertaker shop, to hear the testimony of the physi. clans, Dll3. Reiter and Metheney. Dr. Reiter testified to having opened the Cody; he found the spleen unusually large, .the liver swoollen. p•le and mottled and the gal/ bladder . filled with a solid stone The stomach contained about six ounces of red fluid, colored with blood, transuded from the :oats of the stomach, bdt there was no evidence of poison. The man might have been poisoned by sedative narcotics but the condition of the brain showed that o stimulating poison had been employed. His death, he believed, was caused by a severe attack of colic, with neglect and exposure. With his organs in such a condition he could not live long. The Doctor explained to the jury that food was digested by a sharp acid, (chyle) neutral. ized by gall nr bile, When the vessel be comes so filled up with the stone as to contain no fluid the acid passes into the bowels, producing violent 011011 C and con.. aequent death. Dr. Metheney corrobora• ted the testimony of Dr. Reiter and both agreed it was a most extraordinary case. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the facts developed by the post mor. tern examination, and the body of deceas. ad was taken in charge by his son, to be conveyed home for interment. CAVALRY FOR WaxxLino.-d—Two squads rons of Lyon's Connecticut Cavalry arriv ed from the Bast yesterday morning, en route for Wheeling. The men and horsos were T laced on board the steamers West moreland, Argyle and Horizon, chartered to convey them to - their destination The men were led by the BabOistenoe Commite tee at City Hall in the evening and the beats we.,re......fxt an-earl • hour th i s Tax Orr Oomfams hold their regular monthly meeting to-night In the Com mon branch it is expected that the coma mittee appointed to investigate hfrchit- Ant of the clerk,-Mr: L r, : in -.l4fifl4iaB ”Pennsylyenia amid ors dinatioiriii4irtnake report, litisprebable therd will be a majority -and misotitY report. ' Coroner MeUlouriyiai_ Way afternoon • An Inquest on the held --teedy-01--eluodes, ' f Gipner, wno died at the SI. °barite Metel, ; at 2i o'cleck on Sunder Morning, ftom a. pistol shut inflicted by .hlinself t on Wed. • nesday evening last v at hie own . - shfUre Market street. Two _aftnesses z wArkttx. amtned. McConnell, binakiltiseper for deoeased, stated.: that he 'came,.tilio then , store on Wednesday leveeing, Went stairs, came dawn, and af ec snaking hands wito 111.1:13 and his brothel Jae. Gipner, • placed a seven-barreled pistol to his breast. M'Oonuell struck his right arm as he fired land the ball passed through the left. The pistol fell tothe floor, but . Gipner got.pos. aossion it, and althotteh hissOonnell struggled to prevent him ; litteled in firing a second ball into his loft y -tuitti. Dr. Murdoch described the wound and stated that death ensued from internal hemorrhage from tbeleft lung,produced by the ball passing into it. Tbe-ktry Ibund e verdict of death teem a - gisleFteliot wound, inflicted : I Alter the shooting,Gitmer was conveyed t o the St. Charles Hoto vihero)ll3 board and it was at flrat-helleved hiii injuries were not serious. But on Tipmedap night hemorrhage ensued, resulting In nia death yesterday morning, as stated. Deceased was twent3ativo pais of age. JELis family Bedded In thisirielitity4f Z)li. enc(plehat only-two liiiiiereiriow rensidit. farad been engaged in the tier , silicas in this city for somo'Yea4's Plior icy opetants tri m ming stare tuxref, street.' lie had an extenstste Whe-lestlae l eits. His rrenialna will lie ',interred' at Z ilienopin , a 9 be requestett; apd it is strithrt Lunt he visited that place ,ribs week and' aelBcted hiirown grave, Wor are informed of the circumstances whichisid him to take hie own4fle, but they ash' ';(4 too prltiate an a l, pa arta a -eharsenti ID appear ip a public print, as they abet the tying equally with inn dead. TESTIM4NIAL.-00 Thisrsday next the old scholars of tl , ..teSouth(*Ccifftl) Ward Public School pot s° pretiOntlng their Principal, J. Agg , with an appri•priate testi Quilt! of thei r esteem far him as a scholar and a man:.— The gift selected is a beautiful edition of the British Cyclopedia, a fare and valua bl.+ w.rk. A supper will be given on the -ion at the Scott louse end all the old scla, ,, ,rs should make it a point to be pres ent at such a ploaiing reunionef 81313001stos, !Ong separatb.l by time and distance.— Tickets wilrbo furnished to all wishing to participate on application at Weyman's drug store, corner Third and Smithilaid streets. R. L. MeCoos DIN/3 IN JAIL —Meyer Sawyer WIIB yesterday informed that a colored man named Levi Savage, residing in one of the upper wards, was raving so terribly, from mania potu, as to annoy the neighbors, whii isared he miaht break his bonds and do some injury. Officers were sent up aid the men secured and committed to jail, wbore ho had boon buts few hours when to died of his milady. An inquest was to be held last evening. Yost.K.arrucuir -- to item in-the andria Chronicle states that the 61st Pony Sylvania, CJI. ii•ppey and Nth Pennsyl vania, Major Lcidy commanding, arriveci there on Wednesday and embarked on I,Ce cxre. fcr Washington the same day, en routa fur Kentucky. Poar.s, table spoons, tea spoonknd napkin rings, just received at the llar Store, 50 Market street, also a variety of oth , q. goods. NIT J DUPE 1131113 It 501, Msonfacuirers of FANCY AND PLAIN FIURNITIVICE & CHAIRS. w.taniouss., 126 BIifITHPIRLD STREET. (between Stith street and Vireo alley.) nog PITTSBURGH. pHoTo GRAPH ALBUMS ALL STYLICS, AND ALL PlllOlO3, -ALSO— DIARIES FOR 18 88. POREIifJ IT W. S • HAVEN. Doe CORNISH WOOD AND THIRD BTWEIBT VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALK situate os Fifth, Union and Liberty streets, Pittsburgh, on which is erected FOUR Boltz TENEMENTS, malting . a rent of nine hundred a Year. The property is inhaled In the bedpan of the city, and well calculated for an Otdnitma De pot, as all the lines in the ell could be easily eau eentrated at that point. The totems 63feet on Fifth street, on Liberty street. Si feet, and on Union street. 66 feet and 5 Inches. For farther_ particu lars, enquire ofJOSEPH ROSS, in the Diamond, or JACKSON DUNOAN, Bey., at. the Allegheny Shape:boon Bridge. felit 2wd FOR SALE OR RENT.— The subscriber offers for sale on WEDNES DAY EVE ‘IN(} NEXT, 26th insL, atY col k, at the store,the store house occupied by bim,having a leaseof 1.5 years to run. The house WWI built to suit the tr..de, with all the convenienees for doing • large who'esale and retail business, and is known as one of ice oldest grocery atoms in Allegheny el y If not sold he will tent it to the highest Ma der for a term of years, Terms mots known on the day °feel& JAMBS PATTON, JR. N B. He has a large and well selesi.ed stock of Groceries, Wines, Fruits and Liquors amounting lo -about $7,000, which goods were laid in at, ow Prima. and W. 1.1 be offered for rule at auction rhen the house is disposed of. Due notice will be iven in theßipers. fe2o.lw J , JIIAFF rAUL 111.10019......1A1d. exert Vestern Stove Works, LIBMITY BURST, PirtißlrEol4 4RAFF & CO. MANITFACTURPIREI; ITO ULD CALL THE ATTENTION of the public to Warlarge stock ot well se. - • Otk, Parlor .& Heating Stoves 480—IMPROVED UTCHL. RANGES. GRATE FRONTS. 6c, among which wabe found the The NU . COAL COON - STOVIM6I. IN .TEI °T4t. Nand, Advance, ilr-Tight, Eclipse, ul IRON CITY, firliarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the State 'J the MUT 00aL 000 E STOVES. 114 FtRaPREMITTM awareed to the TII4ImICAIII, GLOBE I REPUBLIC, For ilassT WOOD COOK Errovai NOW IN jB~te and WI WI Premhun eweWe tell attention of Ditalfga and BURLDESS to the largest stook of GB 411 FamirTs & FENDERS . IN TR& STATE.- ri.B. l Jellne the DAMONThuidECILLPELF. Opal Plea with Soap-atone Lintno,whiett milted tah 9f with than traa. estate CINZ/1 mhpllN g i rs t Z...ll f ty selected aaaartroent of LAMPS, m of pattern, far safe damp for oaati at SCHER= & BLEAKLNY'B, , .fe2t US Wood gnat. 2 barrels fresh Eggs received gale by BMW a bIittLANS. Clarksvile Oct*,led by our Naval Forces. CLaixamr,a, Tenn., Feb. 20. 'Po Hon. Gideon Wean, Eicietarg or the- Novyr • - We have possession of Clarksville: The l:citiz 3118 being alarmed; two-thirds of them have fled, and having expresseimy views i and - intentions to the Mayer and H 0.... :Cern Johnson, at their, rcq test I have Is. ,sped a prbelamation, assuring all the peace- ably disposalpersons that they may, with safety assume their business arecitttone, requiting, only:tire military stores and equipments to be given up, and holding the military authyrities responsible that this shall be done without reservation. j.lel'i Fort Donelaon yesterday With the 00 , 111ALbga, L;eut. Comaisnding Phelps And the Cairo, Lieut. Commencing Bry. tent, on a reconnoissance, bringing with itne Col: Webster, of the Engineer Corps triad Chief Of Gen. Grant's Staff, who, 'with Lieut. Commanding Phelps, Lock . tisiescasion or the principal fortand hoisted istlathe Union Slag at Clarksville. A Union , t tirnent manifested itself as we came up -Miliebeis have retreated to Nashville, :having set l tenst'the remonstrances jot the citizens, the spienlid railroad ibridgescross the Cia!nerland river. I,• I rettgrn to Ircrt, Donation to day for &another gunboat end six or eight mortar • •boata, with which I propose toproceed up 'the Cumberland. The rebels all have a :tfirror of the gunboats. Ono of them, a 'shOrt _iiiiitarce aboyaiees—Eloneisou f had previously tired an irqn rolling mill be. longing to 11 .n. John Belt, which had been ti9ad by tho rebels. • .A. Foo Flag Officer Commanding the new forces on,the Western Waters. Gee. Grani'e Official Report of the Rattle s% Fort Oonel son.- Ills -9oagratulatiory Order to iskst Seidler/I. HEADQ IliliETEEßAßiii' Ili TR E Primp. } FORT Doarstisoir, Tenn., Feb. 16 Gen Get W. Oullum, Chief of Staff De , par/mewl of Missouri: Blm I am pleased to announce to you the unconditional surrender this morning of Fort Ronelson with twelve to fifteen thousand prisoners, at least fo ty piece& of artillery aid a largo amount of storm, horses, in ules, and other public property. I left Fort Henry on the 12th inst ,with a force of-about litteen thousan.l men, divided into two dtvisions, under cam. maul of Generalltlcelerititcl and General Small. Six regiateatetwere sett around ':by waiter the day before, cor.voyed by a gliribeer, or' rather started ono day later than one of the gunboate,and with Instruc 4ions not to pass it The trooper:ado the march in good order, the lead of • the column arriving within4wo mileetf the fort at 12 o'clock LM. . At this point the enemy's pickets were met aardriven in. Teo fortifeations of the enemy were ' from this point gradually approached and surrendered with occasional skirmishing on the line, The following day, owing to the non arrival of the gunboat" and rein. foreementa sent by water, no attack was made, but the investment was extended On the &nib of tits enemy, and drawn closer to his works with skirmishing all day. The evening of the 18th, the gunboats and reinforcements arrived. On the 14th a gallant attack was made by flag officer Foote upon the enemy's works with his fleet. The .engagement lasted probably one hour and analf, and; bid fair to result favorably to the cause of the Union, when two unlucky shots disabled t the currgin t. . - ... . beats aronae.., ed bac • by The remaining twb were very much die &bled also, having received a number of aeavy shots about the pilot bogies'. and other parts of the vessels. After these mis haps, I concluded to make the investment of Fort Donelson ea perfect as possible and partially fortify and make repairs to the gunboats. This plan was frustrated, however, by the enemy making a most vigorous attack upon our rights wing, com mended by Gen. J. A. MeOlernand, with a portion of the f roe under General L. Wallace. The enemy, were repelled after a closely contested battle of several hours, in which our loss was heavy. The officers, and particularly field officers, suffered out of proportion. I have not the means yet of determining our loss even approximate. ly, but it cannot fall far abort of 1,200 killed, wounded and missing. Of the lat. ter, I understand, through General Buck. ner, about 200 were taken prisoners. I shall retain enough of the enemy to ex. change for them, as they were immedia tely shipped off a^d not left for recapture. About the close of this action the ammu. nition it the cartridge boxes gave out, which. ai th the loss of many of the field officers, produced great confusion in the ranks. Seeing the enemy did not take ad. vantage of this fact, I ordered a charge upon the left—east:try 's right -with the division , under General G. F. Smith, which was most brilliantly executed and gave to our arms full eseurancit of victory. The battle lasted until dark, giving us possession of part of their intrenchments. An attack was ordered from the other flanks after the charge by General Smith, which was made by the divisions under ! Gene. MeDlernand and Wallace, which, notwithstanding the hours of exposOe to a heavy fire in the fora part of the day, was gallantly made and the enemy fuher repulsed. At the points thus gained, n t , having come on, all the troops encamp for the night, feeling that a complete ;- tory would crown their labors at art hour fit the morning. This morning, at an early boy B. Buckner, under flag or bug' y i kt an errata co, &c. A cop , _ eorret. pmdenoe which ensued is b with accom panying. I cannot menti n individual] who especially distinguistkek themselves, but will leao that to diviffion anti brigade officers,..whoaa report will be forwarded as soon me received. To division commanderi however—Gana Motilernand, Smith and Wallace-I must do the kis' ice to try that each of them were with their commands in the midst of danger and were always ready to execute all orders, no matter what the exposure tn,,themselvea. At, the timer the attack was made.on Gee, ..14101ernand's command, I watitts. Bent, having received a note from Flag . Officer Foote requesting. me to go and ace hint, he being unable to call. My personal Staff, Col. J. D. Webster, Chief of Staff, Col. J. Reggie, Jr,Vol., and Capt, J. A.. Rawlins, A. A. G eneral, Copts. C B Loan and W. S Hillyer, Aide, and .„Li. WI It,, B. McPherson, Chief Engineer, all are cTesiarving of per sonal mention for their gallantry and ser vice. For full details - Rid reportsof Engineers, Medical Directors and Commanders of Brigades and Divisions to follow. I am, General, very respectfully your obedient servant, U. 8. - GRANT, Brigadier General. • cuumw. os,Das No. 2. RUDQUARTEB t a Drc ,, WisT Txaa., FORT DONXT.BO2(:74b. 1862. ; The (ienerel.'ooMianding takes great 1 It telll be oreoen zefonlme to our pleasure In coruiratulating She troop_ of rker comma Msyttaidasstmmer lameeris. capt. this • command for Ae.i.riumaph ' notiniumaral theF4 term* GM. Meow ars se%nd i hiy their ..yalor the' Hammed far:ahs Upper i [ iadseisee. Ws tilus ,loth, and hellion idpt lost. , i ttc Worasoto.M - 7repointassigag nese bomb to !Aide] For four suocesslvonigtOs, wag. • ee tor ' IM;IM=I9 (.AT,E;SIBY TELEGRAPH. taif 111,00, News up in Two O'clock, tor dun g this_niiipcitadernent, weedier known i; this lail'ludejlhat.faced an one. my, .1.1 - ar - FlA:krcii: - sin a position ebotien by hitna'Ar. Thougli strong,lL fortified by nature, all f.he 7 adifiottariefekuards sug. gesded tri science 4p re acitle‘l. Without h liaurfaur„ this was borne, prepared stall Baits tc reed ve .an EMSck, and with Oa% 1 tinuons - skirmishing by dsi; , , 'A-smiting ill‘ timatisFY forcing the etrau yto suirn• der without con4itionp. The- victory achieved is not oni . , greet In thd effect it will haie In breaking down rebellion, but, has secured the greatest number of prisoners of war ever taken in any battle -on th's continent. Fort Denison will hereafter be marked in capitals on the map of our united coun try, and the mon who fought the battle will live in the memory , 1 a grateful people,. By order, U. Brigadier ineral CurcLaandizT AM. From Washington. WABULNGTON CITY, February 28 , --Die patches have been received here from Com. Dupont, dated Port Royal, February 18, enclosing a report from Commander Rodgers, in which he says that while sounding in the Savannah river, a short distariee abOVe Wright river, he discovered several objects floating upon the surface, which appeared at first sight to be empty tin cans and as e ich were not regarded by him as worthy of notice. Lieut B:etson, of the Soneda, shortly after hailed him lied told hint ho thought the .rbjeets allu led to were Moors attached to an infernal ms _chine. Upon closer examination they saw enough to satisfy them that the suspicions were correct. The buoys. five in number, were placed several yards apart at right angles to the shore, immediately in the channel leading from Wright river and ,visible only at low water. They were connected,by a spiral wire, the end of the wire entering an 'orifice in the upper ends of the buoys. They were also secured by wires to what they presumed to be weig' Is at the bottom but which further examine, tion led them to behave were vessels con• taming explosive matter. An attempt was subsequently made to produce an ex. pica ion by pulling the wires, which failed. The wires wore then cut and the outer I buoy was brought off in one of the expo, dition's boats. In consequence of the del, ices nature of tee exploding apparatus rf the buoy brought on board, it was deem° I more prudent to endeavor to sink the re maining buoys, rather than attempt to re. move them. so that the enemy should not have the batisfacdon of feeling that a single life had been lost by the diabolical in yen i,n. The buoys were sunk by firing rifle shots into them, one having exploded the night previous from some cause un known and shortly after a launch had passed over the spot where the buoys were placed, having in tow a heavy lighter with guns. It farther appears that the torpedo or infernal machine brought on board the Unadilla was afterwards set, upon a bank and a rifle tall fired through it, when it ex p-oled. WasErrwuTow, February 22.—The re port furalsited,to the Asssdated Press did not purport to. be a verbatim rt..per i t tp,the proceedings of the Riilroad.rrvention, but was obtained from .membets after ad• journmont. No reporters having been ad muted, the dispatch obtained fr , art the Secretaries as to the business,of the Con vention, was correct. The remainder of Secretary Stanton's impressive and able op ech was not reported, and the brief al lusion to his remarks, especially the refer ence to General McClellan wee, and is now ascertained, inaccurate as to the language employed. Arrival of the Niagara. lis.upsx. February 22.—The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, from Liverpool, on the Bth, via Queenstown on the 9th instant, arrived at this port this evening. The Niagara reports having passed the steamer Arabia bound for LiverpooL Among the most interesting of the eat correspondence laid before Parliament was the declaration of Earl Russell to the loathe_ - oon - 14 - tanz 4oz...dodge the Confederate Statbs until the war or farther negotia tions more clearly determine their posia Fluxes—The Bank of France has re dazed the rate of discount from 4 to q per oent. M. Hantefenille urges that a Congress ahould meet to settle the right of belliger ents at sea and the formation of a league of armed neutrality to: protect the Corn. mane of neutrals in ease of maritime war. The French government has contracted • lean of £4,000,000 sterling with English capitalists. Ft. powelsola Prisoners at In iillanapolLs. Orsrefarwkri, Feb. 28.—The atoanter+ cies Indianapolis dispatch, isle that 5,000 prisoners arsimed there last night. They are the hardest looking men ever collected together, uniformed with rags of all colors, with carpets for blankets. The privates assert that Secession has gone up, that they are better treated and fed than they have been for the past six months. Most of the men are anxious to take the oath. Three df then, sur geons have been paroled to attend their sick, which are becoming quite numerous. The officers are not uniformed, and do not look much superior to the privates. The prisoners are composed of the 4th and 18th Mississippi, the Bth Kentucky, the 4th Alabama, and the 26th, 45th and 63d Tennessee. Southern News. Loutsvria.s, February 23.—General Buell left hero several days ago and pro (seeded in the direction of Nashville. His stair leave here to-morrow morning for the place of hie destination. It is reported that many of the negroee taken some time since from the Green river country of Kentucky by the rebels to aid in fortify. lag Nashville, took advantage of the panic •reated there by the taking of Forts Henry ()nelson and are making their way e owes. They say it was too ate to fortify hvi e. It is under stood that the rebels pcied destroying the bridges and road ear Nashville on their retreat, but the iiitize-as along the road remonstrated and prevented it. - Rumors which cannot - Le traced to any reliable source prevailed day, of the evacuation of Nashville by toe rebels. OREM TTEI.I4 OF ABLOITILATION OF BOARD OF TRADE FOR FEBRUARY AND MARCGI Wm. McCreary, V. P. . J. J. Gillespie, J. 1. Bennett, E. Preston, James Park, Jr. I VAR. NS WS. > POST .OP PITTEIBIiBIia: ARRIVELk Franklin, Bennet, Brownsville. Gallant, Otani, Brownanne. Col. Bayard. Peebles Mini:eta Minerva, Gordon, Wheitims Emma G rd raham, , iwa, Unrar o V ille. B. Fo, Km DEPARTED. Franklin, Bennet, Elroirnarilta. eallado„ do Col. Baru* •.:tiles. Rliaabeie Itineran,' a, sitileel Unitize, Gailipoda Liale Brown, Zanearßle ReyWeetlio.k, Brans, Letligtfle Ohio No,t, Tyler, do 11111" The:river —last arming et twilight there were eight teed wider in the channel and &Meg slowly, Therreether cherlaw the &Twat mild for the seamen. - lEll=9 gel.. 044. titooktori'olno pat_ zaaosieading for fratr"oldtrt has-the beit of anctunmc ea, an h . • st of both careful and exp . arleinced inflows. . SitV`lfo ! for Bsirci Louie, CNA, gia tine aide wheel &earner, WestrnoiefiW4 s trounced for Evansville, Cairo and &Oat 'lttt(thi„.. We aso confidant that parsons &Writ bßeliteas With this boat will be or t will be eeen by refarXUfeWtige drarashig °slumps that the pakeit4oo46l - :' , ..- .- Otsubo is Wand tor Ale rt is &goad boat. . 1144 1**,004w . math is the heala44Capt.ht • _ s e , ;ow;4 sett r The punfrittisPo'bittitl- &at* ham Will ba sass-iszliag this nidittinfkilth?f,R return to Zmearille at 4 P. M. . The J. T. . 11 P0.0024..C444 . .1k. hotu l / 2 , 61. tha Wheeling pachet : forthis 41#44*- earfiAt noo n , wfC Fatif comrShitate!l4l:49 men,- oi Col. Lyons' CayAry, from thi11a000%=..,.. left for Whaehog last n , ght thS rooreland and Argyle. - For Cincinnati, Ilinniii*lo - 1 . Evansville, Cairo *PI - 5 i tr l r •' : r Louis and Id t..4 - 01100/4: ~ ~..... , Tuzpet FEBaus atz,lo44.'i - . -.... , kl i, WI H E E PAS SENeEIt ; " : ' , ' ' 1., Moonier IZEA . 11. *Who commander, Ira edintabovo. For freight orleaaaitzenppty opboo' vt . ' Kt , 6124 d B. JAVINaaTOBI, . C.Agati. =4:-, For Evansviile and,litti, st.i.oarls. 5.., . : :;:, --.. i;r:r- , .._ ‘r, :-..rnw , ,,,f x1c%:...•.--.4.: , TFIIS I) Y. 4 P.,. Bgt., - , i q - rp El E PUNCTUA LPAGICtr, 11. %AA R. 4 pt,E. 'Nice Po& con2miaw der, lenvee, Poilluv.ir, as advertised: l , . ....• ~ k•cr freight. or p.0i1i..,,te, apply on looneckerler 7711 fe24 J 131 . LiVII4O9'IOSIWC*.% For 'Upper Mississippi, .SitZlikiniia ' : Heokuk,"ilurlitigton. lilasiii --- 1)0 euport, Rock IsIatut,"..BASIONIM. i'' Gregor's Landing, Mao tinPaul. girAtt . • , —,n ,... ..r. _. :.., -- LI.4V E..'d W RIDN EikaiY, niAlcbtiorua: , -4--'t ...„ THE 8 .PLENDI D SIDE - , - 1'1*:, ' r ' -, m i llita t, wheal eterum,r ii&NMARIE,, . p,. i : ' J. J. Rot 'neon commander. Thu.. .." 4 , boot ha,. uuntrpage.ed Atcconunods, _,-,_,.... - - uone, and is in charge of carefanna eZPOrivomT - M? , offi , Awil. voce . For freight or pa.sogeply o .-. t•-• " - - fa-4 _ J 13.LIVI ap NI,STOIN & CiN,.l. ~ fri fAkedgiltu.":" , " Not Upper Mississippi, Saint:Liiii.li Keokuk, Burlington, Mue.catini_ r ie". ' - cup .)rt, Beek laland, Galenite ill Paul. buq, M'Gregor's Landing- And:l44' ue , hIA RIM 'lO, 4P. tr. ''..,' ?::. %. t.. - 4 '' ' 74 .4 . ; .. . - ' ::. - 4 , I.. ""trAtf QPLENI)ID PAS- r — : - .? . ., ~ kJ Wenger steamer r, L ;RENZr L, hi. Meson, commander, leavetute asCannouneeti above.. . For freight or pannifge epply on board 0r.t.0 ;::-., 1e24. '''.,. J. 13 - LIVINEWON4 if' For Irmilw,Lcmsyllle, Evanreou6 , Calritand Salut Louie. THisnay,loLm. rri E REGULAR PASS EN- 7 GER-pacirec FILMS Stock.iale commander, leayes•ter the_ above rortsou the day annoaaced. For freight or plumage, a p ply da! -„ For Cluelaaßtl , I,oafsville, EY/ADO/114: .Calro and•Saint:Loul_wx 2 :4", ' 2dONDAY, FEBRIJaHr-24,Varti5F,',/"' THE FINE l'ASSENtrEff alde*bael ateatae ,8108 E• '1 LAMPrt,. Evans, ovamouter leave teethe above and intermediate iraaa4"4 For riftlight or Peotaixo apply on tictnAkorin. JH LtHiNsaTalsta. CO, tiggnle' E l or cin cinaatit~ oj,e•`ineoeni Cairo. T r.IS DAY. FEBIDURY2I O 10 Ai • T H E FINE STEAMER "- A. ANGLO SAXON, J. W Oh= oommander. leaves ma above. For freight or Pia B 4lo9Ppir ork board orici, J. B. LIVINGSTON 4 CO.VT.. WILLIAM HABLETTAinadir For Cinclanatt itt tmo DAYAluiligelt&W— TILE 71.141D4FRA:P maaItPTTWAtIEL...ik. vommander, • will *nye Loc-A , above and intennentate post& For freight or paaaageoptOk _ ht ttair. • 4!' - • w rya and auiceauth odide. streak Pannsypootin. Dr. BROWN is sea of Pittsburgh, and t 111,Rn/dace for the last t Ave wen itis business, been confined IDostl] tp lad Eturgicial le need of Atol MS the = regalariamiuste, end ate-. mentor vplaca martair, ohms ofdiseases is Sari - • tee tothe sallerers of obistmeg leiter - Zlhe nee of his remedies au followfww ; ea& Dirassowzre never fail to care the worst form Of Wimple .014. mew, Impurities andSomtalomsdifetdfoosokAhM all dimwitmawfrom a = hereshi-iiN was M itself elo ha the form of a* „psalwol: - ,-- end mmtrosoifonns of skin of which the e *tent to matireiw igooratir , personas° amicts4,Dr.Rrown oferalomeef~ , mid speedy . re zai NYßOlCtant : 11 ' , -'k , g ,4 " Dr. Frown's for thisabwmiwirtrattblik bprroowng~t on often bi that solitary load semedel poi on, which the young and 'welkirdzidesr often gin tray to,(to their own deerruetkoLyerel:• , the "O My reliable remedies Mimeo ist - this- israff Z ; -- —4W-ire sato, andmake a speedy4Mto rere*h 'emmol. ' • 'ill I •r Dr, Itairri's roulade' saver LW •to ontefada--; painfOrpas is ter days—he will inrinta ' ewe. As sloe treat" Piles,Sleet, soety A Strioturec'.llratintl Dloonarges, retrullallr o V: Monthly, Argirynessions. Messes of the Ilbs, Wain Aeighisreeee Maohons, Pains In Mat "•t. and lEdalsyNkritstion , of the Bladdst, thgethay ti with all &gala or an irnytue origin. - A letter daeoriNng the sy - mtma, *mai* itgla:s 4 . ram, directed to Da. BROWst mi.,Newtbawd Ptteburgh. Pa, be inuriediately astinyertwL,. Atedicane sent to any address, safely orinkad aid %owe from obserraton. Li Office and Private Rooms Nn R. otlrtwote i rt rest. ?Utah:trim •Pa oneadawda fi•la t.P Sigight BRONCHIAL or geal‘e Agkiszati , c` - )" which might behecArk: .I °Cc' with a. elm p e..norecri; ff megleetccterintnittele*Oi. Pew :are aware cf the ONOntaiti:elio"! -. stoPPing 4 . 4 211 -42 A g -42;;-,10,1104:it ald f" t ata g e in the beginning would te - So;'1O , - mad Jottaake the rernaily, if not a t ended to,lsocet unga . L. • 4rocazul'a4Panchied,.4i 'werefirst introduoed eleven years 'age. It has been proved that thcsuz;k:' best article before the public for , A 2 a.tcutoh, the Hacking, y i GAO uffh in A'anaurniatimy . numerous a f fections of the,aftitatily giving immediate reti#: Public Speakers 1r Siagea k ,,„ will find them effect4al for !:/k,cfri;nir and str.ngtherting the voice' . Sold 03 all (2)7-age-Satz and gierAita jlefedicrine, at n oente!peribox. • defklamdtw SMITH & PITCAIRN, MERCHANT TAILORS'-:,r- No. 41i ST CLAIR STREET.- TEETH EURAOTID WIIIIOIITEUV ;0 B Y THE USE OF AN' AITARiatrC "*"4 whereby no drags or gallgu4hattery em s Used. Oold weather is the tittle when tux can be nosed to its best ad raithig‘ F edit gentlemen and their families haid.-thektitetkige4 I traeted binlY Process. and - th e safety and painlessness of , thobi%tegirk eyer has been said tg it hrtaf ' batting the contrary *GA*/ " Int s Pr rr eu drru i ,r l .4u4lBl3liiiiiitikAokg e '- ' , • Altir br w0:17 :04 , 1 'JAM? n.t 4. 0u4.1.131L „‘ " y i~b 3 fe9 5:14 fe•.?
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