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Xew School I 'I'll i new 4.hool bill introd RIVER I2ffTr.T.TOENOK ii Second Bankrupt's Bale ol Boots and Shoon SELLING AT No. y. VlFTJi HT. Senate divides the State into t. in the DAILY I'OST, rT5IS.

M.PeTTBSWlU' K. :7 IKS' PARK ROW. NEW YORK, and STATU 8TREKT, BOSTON areour agents forthe Itiljr and wkly Pt in those citiej, and are u-tbrisad to take Advertisements and Subscription or at our how Hate. districts, of which this is the twchool The Common School Superintenhird. The Chambers will not be be lore the 1st.

of April. UhIt. The Pope of Home has refused to pc-cept Cardinal Antono'ihs resignation. The Brazil mails have been received. Thev contain nothing new as to the An TIIKI.MNT KF-tiARD In the Vlij.

Capt. Samuel C. Schoyer, of Colonel Collier's mth regiment, arrived at home on Saturday morning. He is in robust health and has improved wonderfully in his seven months of service. Capt.

S. i3 a fralUnt officer, and acquitted himself very cereditablv at Kredesicksburc He was a to cot, aa ther ruuit hm olje-i oot TUE VEBV LATEST TELEGEAi'll, appoint an inspector tor eacatsto whose qualification! and duties act, COME AJ (HiMUO, 'r. .1 en le LliinJi I. fined. They are to meet annually ate- t.p-l Further Particulars of the risburr, tor consultation and informa: St v-; member of the PitUburehbar and is Judge MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 'JL I to report to, receive instructions from i Milton Battle.

afford advice to the State SuperintendeiAdvoc te for the regiment. He will remain in order to ensure greater emciency antit short time in the city glo- Hrazillian difliculty, which continued to be warmly canvassed, causing a depression of trade at Iiio Janeiro. The Indian invasion of the frontier of Buenos Ajres resulted in a considerable loss of property. The Kuropa passed the steamer Asia miles wfKt oi Queenstown, bound in. The Kurona has OS She unanimity in their several duties.

THE VICTORY COMPLETE. I.V. r. I A rut light at ovkb A Bakkr's Sewing Maohines.for i 'a 'ls fc-it f-vemng ut twi- ICye lv'liniiK'. fill A3D NEIGHBORHOOD INTELLIGENCE IloroiiKli and Township Election.

The result of the elections for borough aud township otlicers in the districts ad vfi'pr In the ihstitiTl A bill has been reported in the House Several Rebel Officers Killed 1. Weatber plthsnnt. incorporating a Rye Exchange issoci 4 St. L'-u'i-. March 20.

1 Are- ation," with President. Vice President Secretary and Treasurer. They are pro cant, taiJ i i hi; llit Towu tif Si. $Urw Burnt llf W. acUring purposes, are the best inuo.

A. F. C'lATONAY. cjeneral Attor t. 1 Fifth tret 1'ittdbnrsrh.

I 1T. TSOKT 31 1 METES 4 803 4 HCr ACTUM it HE nioite'1 from enirasincr in manufacturing and the income of their estate is limited FORT PEMBtRTGK'. BOMBARDING ti'. art. brjOrTwil.

iett tut cu 'wv erntn'-r uusii VsjX- The punctual bteamar briii. Cul''. icave-i ti-1iy Hcd intermix i rts. lhji boa'. h.

oliiters and uttemiveotScerii. sailed for Boston at six o'clock this evening. Lonhos, March 7. The English fund are heavily declining, owing to the very active demand for niotiey. Ihe event of the day has Veen the of the Princess Alexandria andl'iince ol Wales through London.

The Hoyai squadron left Xorce early on the morning of the Tth, and arrived at Gravesend be to The corporators are Wm Bagalpy, Wm. Bennett, Jos. R. Hunter LITE lOIUlKiX Jno. B.

Beck, Joshua Rhodes, James renlon, William Mech ing, James Reich WAlCKU'JUaE. art, George Balsliuse, Jacob FTJETHEE PEOil SAN TEANOISCO. MITUFIELDl HI. (Setwota Sixtb James Onslow, Stacy Lloyd, Charles Ihmsen, James W. Patterson, James Sal ani Vlrsl aoB joining the city, held on Friday last, was, so far ai we can leurn, as follows Tt Kures, Jno.

I. Richards, Couuiil, 'phn Codington, J'atrick Kennedy, Wallace, Chas. Geiger, School Directors, Wm. M. Simcox, yrs, Patrick Kennedy, yrs, IX; Judge of Kleotion, Wm.

M. Simcox, Inspector of Klection, Luke Fitzpatrick, Assessor, James Wallace, Auditors, West-ley Kearns, ilitrmar I). Ryan, Constable, Walter Ferguson, It. T1ij voting was close. MON'ON'li AIlKt.A It OilOtl.H.

Burgess, Henderson Ross, Council. Geo. NeUt, I. Loughran, Clem' mings, School Directors, B. B.

Shaf tuck, Rossiter, R. K. Walsh fore noon. Ihe welcome on landing was enthusiastic and brilliant. The party reached London at 1 l.

o'clock, and pro isbury, L. B. Patterson. George G. N'eg PITTS I H4JII.

of si FI UE I IIO. TO Ac A-o. Ac. ley, m. Espy, Win.

H. Mct.ce, Arthur Hobson, any ten of whom sh ill form a ceeded amid the iatense excitement, and OODN. i OF Opera. IIN-HOISH CBMHDrO. Tha L'est Entaitahiaieat EverCiv(H.

r- IrooH open at 7 C. tntaeric Vi tn 8. Pa'uHay afti rtioon erferti.Mieu Locrs pen at Commence r.t o'clock. Siil coots. mM8 if pn-fiSuKG if "theatre Lresrt Ad UEML'RS )T Van ss Cf AvKiMiev.

Prlvphj Eoxes. 00 Kinulft Sriit ia t'rivat T.ds, S.l.'l; Vurnuetto aod IrM t'iMia. oiia'TS, 60 iwjitaT -i. 21 ortUf, I'lored Ua'lery. i-': veii'tr.

Cclvtsl V-t. V' rent-; vUtlery l.i otyt. Ro crrTfiiunt rsixnigh'i orly Vr. P. 3 MILES, and his Arabian lioibe lilAWA-IUA.

THIS EVENING Tii'K tin EAT DRAMA OF PUTNAM. OR THE IRON SON OF 76. an enthusiasm never before equalled in body politic, wiih the usual privileges of VK Wori.I t'AL tion cf Uuycrs to our AT EX- London. ''ouiiiiereittl Intelligence. Liverpool, March 7.

American Bread- corporn.io.is. Allegheny l'olie. Civ inxati, March L'J. ti cargo. an oil and wealthy ciifeeu, died last SPR1XG AXD Sl'Mi goons Flour ia dull ana quoted at The following police appointments for Wheat tending downwards; night oftypbnid fever.

At fh-2 lime of Lis deaihhe was Pre'i-iejit tlii Allegheny have leen made under the Western, S3. White euibrAcing all the newest st new ordinance: Day Police John Wills, High Constable, John Rowden, Henry Bank, Vice Presiint of the 10S. 6. us. White Southern, I'M.

i'' lis. 3d. Corn. -T'" Od. lower; Mixed, PL A IS A XI FA NC 1 CA SSI.

I. Hamilton and 1)j White, 2.. Cd.f- -'0s. The Gazette his aduitiatioual particu iuit.ible for Cusinesj Sui's. A full ncd ef hi a downward tendency.

aiiortxert ot Cue black 'cte lars cf the Milton Our li)rief. Loxnox, Marcn 7. Barr.ev circular Herman, and Win. McKain. Aigtt i'o-lice David McKelvy, and Jacob Grub'as, Eirwt Ward; Wm.

Woods, and Michael Puhl, Second Ward; Wm. Montgomery, and Hiram Pooler, Third Ward; and Wash. Swain, and J. C. Montgomery, Fourth Ward.

The night police are directed hereafter to cry the hour, as in this city. I.OTIIH AXI ANSI.MKUi: conimanded by Cul. Hail, of the one bau-dred and fifth Olio, iiadinrthey were reports a large business in United States stocks at higher prices, which were not sustained, however, at the close, vhen the lurrttt, Assessor, Jno. Cree" 5 an. Constable, Thos.

Itosaitcr, udge of Elections, John Kiel, Inspector of Elections, U. B. Shattuck, Jno. l'eddicord, R. There wus no party contest in this borough.

BIKMlXOiiAVI. Judge of Elections, W. C. Aughinbaugh, 1st Prec; Francis Plunkett, Jd Prec: Inspector of Elections, G. A.

Powell, 1st Prec, Graham, 2d Prec: Assessor. Alex. McCUin. am and flsurei Silk and Cashincr VeUning attacked by sapemr nutabsri fJL. The new and splendid- side- heel t'-inr Cat frsy, ia ancunced for bt Louis anJ ttie MioSiSiipi'i a ol trie tiues slu.tmcri ever bui.t and ia tiargeot Capt lira? 'he ti sure to prove a iif- It will hcficn rcferttce to nur adver c-oluiun? that tho new steauior Armenia," MeCullurn.

has chauKui her sitrn to tor a hich port she will leave I'H-eiKjers i an rciy un this. Mr. Mcttalluiu, Jr. "ill the aonors in the ollioe. TIIK SEW HUEtllC.

P. Kei-er's new hiis iroD'l oi turiui the j.nsi week.inel has hecli visited by a hirire tuuubsr el ail et'n h'-m hxve c-jSA: i the Ct I Union iht.t tie is tl'i. icily oi' ol h'i wcit iitid hurt Me ituvn ev er ructed. Ihe hull whs httiit by K. A.

N. rert-sr Length l'eet: beaui 4 1 et; hold tect. 'Ihtf cabin wa ijuiit hy V. Kicl.aid un Cu. i usat, hanUiiiie and a-ltnirahly arranged in every department.

1 he boilers, tour iu number, with four line-, 4o inches in Hiauicter acd ttet loti, were built by Me-srs. WatsudL' arc very eoui-Ilete, and culeuhce i to a id credit to this establishment. Mr. uiMni L-eini; a practical mechanic and an old rier Bgiiiuer, know; how things slinuld be nut 0 a to give owners and oiheers as little expciiti: a I he M.ih.-jiie i si-te wi.eelor. Her wheels ore 32 leet in dintneter.

with 1 buckets. She is stipp'ied ith nil modern luiyioveuionti that ingenuity could susieit, or tuuuuy purchase. We have no hcitateo -liy tliat no boat ever built on the western waters excel bar in com-plettne-5, and iti-s douhttul he hiu any equals, she has Lea's Patent KU vutor tor loaduat audua-loadintf, and an extra ooiler lor tliu same, ihe paintinif was executed by Mar; hy Sl iiwt bc-t style, ihe outht was t'uruished by Long Jc 2uH; i uruiture by T. B. Vouug Co.

The Majestio only dr.iwi inches ligh, and intended lora St, Lou. and Urle.His packet, but at present she hi ruu iu tim, usrvice ol ucle Sam," at the ioUeciiiioiis of "Uncle Abraham." Sue was built under the eupeiiuteadeuce cf Captain tt liasiett. iha Captain has bunt many tine boats and never ouilt one tunt was not successful, but tne pi e-jut one tar tuiipsi-s any ol his Piiiiier efiorls. Ii lUe was not so ni'ide-t, he in-iiit justiy if.l pioud of tue noble Maje-tic. She Will be coniiaauica by Captain Jiiiiii l'.

Keiser, iin oiheer who cuiuus highly reu-iiuiiiiendej. We. 'take. iu introducing to our i'nau. market wa3 dull.

te following are tue IT. S. Cvrs, 1. S. sixes, to a p-'iiti-i' ourier to Mafrees'ora for reiniorcs Mr.

Vil. Ko- Annia x.be le. W. H. McGEE A I i.i i i.

lit LKiat: fJei. Put num. 0 ah Lne shares, 4-U- 41; luiuots t-en- i tral shares, 42 per cent, discount. I'robnltly Fatal Accident. Que day last week somebovs were "sky promising to no.

un ground until To couclude with cot nor of Market Square, Allclieny city larking" in the Fifth Ward, wheu one of Sav Fbaxcisci', March l'1. The ship ICalhav has arrived from Hong Kong, with WILL, MAKE TOCR 1 31 It II II u. dates to the 27th of Jauuaty. WITH Mr Chlppccdalo. Sc'ton.

2M o'clock. Adnii6uija Mr. Treton llrag Saturday aitetcoon 1pp. had a downward tenarncy, but 'her A'ie the market was w.thout recent arJioulJ arrive. Tart of tho rebel car-wjtlsmoiinteJ iinJ a-tackf-il our men pry 't-v xVf rf at ev-hatterv seclum.

iirs-t Harris The ri.e1'1 lire, ed their ifnge at execution, miifa with The ceaied "il0 vwrr ivui J-atti-rv, waitei thf V. 1. 1-2 II 15 Ac M. B. Ilartzell, R.

SOt TU PITTSBr Burgess Wm. Barker; Council, W. W. Denny, Henry Langcamp: Assessor, Thoa. Cassadj; School Directors, John Evans, G.

D. Sharp; Judges, A. Wilcox, Jacob Kinkerly; Inspectors, Wm. Milhol-land, Jonathan Bran 11'. them, tosuvV hir.i-e'.l from a orick thrown by a comrade, caught and held hi fr.ro him a lad about four yeiirs old, son of William McShaJl'ery, a The brick ft ruck the boy oa the si.

l.i of the heu.I, IVacturiiig his skull and a evorer concussion of the bruia. Tue ucvkletit intv result fa tallv. change. too oli. PRATT A COMMERCE STREETS.

ii i.Tinoni:,ni., 1 he steanit-r lionerworth wcuid not re turn to San Francisco. iKXEBAL COMMISSION MERCUAM, It was believed that the to es-b'ish a line ol steamers between and asercti for the sale cf when they oped" Iiioii I'm Si. Sal-ly l'ne. WII.KI.VS TOW SHII School Directors, Joo. ShenrTer.

Math- Ca'ifiirnia China would be abandoned. i l. i iv niSIC II A 1. 1., 1 IltritTV NTIlt ET, near ood, tt iu Lesse and v.n. Eter tl Kirhje.

btnti a a-per, l'r' 1 fc Ch m-iis bireetf, Opei in ri cht th a StT Company, tlraud tupti' er every SBtuiday attemoon tor adus and children. Adn ii.n t'r'vste boies. heats in privMe toxe, fO c'f; firhe tr seats, cit; Faii-iiy circle 15 r- Gallery 10 eta er-cive cn consignment of all kindi of Western steamer i sailed from this oi fire, eaus-retrc-ai in vir.g thfir 'y ew Uening; Judce, Jas. Kelly; Inspectors, tio.n i iri confusiuii iroin p7uce. urn muse advance thereon.

N. H. Railroad track in front ot Warehouse -11 pott I tb Noito-we-tcm ports of Mexico, crowded with pas.er.ge: a. Sudden Death. The death cf Capt.

John ILutr.a, announced elsewhere, was very sudden. He retired in U3ual health on Friday night and died about midnight cf disease of the heart. He w.is one of our oldest steiin boatmen, Laving beeu engaged oa our rivers for about forty Keler to 11. Muith A Miller dead and wr.Lnded. Col.

Hall's victor on. i uarrara. ulp Miet.bard. ie cargo Ci t-lore utiiitiiii, Aai.i. iuuus; assessor, Win.

Swisshelm; Supervisors, Wm. Baker, Chas. M. JoLnston; Town Clerk, Jno. J.

McFce. Constable, Ebenezer Smith: Treasurer, Jno. Sheulfer: Auditor, uurk-u: uanK ana is. Ue turd A reiniorct merits arnve cii.ur.i. Baltimore.

mhlilmti The rates of pasrt? by steadier Cor.sti- JAKI 'AMlHOK 1 WITH t'UKin, will leave here or -New Araotitf the rebels Oiu one captain and Our loss wassi-ven wminded. Jno. Black. Ollf Oi i'it. :i.l iMrtv i ork on Monday, the first ot April, areas tie Stall' Appointment.

VEKBLKs TOWNSHIP. Ci II I E. id A 1 rei.liri inn 1 r-Wlinr Pr.nm Keirii-'if K. Bruce I -apt. George S.

Gallope, one cf the Justices of the Peace, E. The hV.tle. lasted ul, nil i i ii LolijU nor PowJer. hut a it. ir.tr Moses Phillips; School Directors, Spring-1 m0Bt otlicers in the Reserves, has er Harbaugh, George II.

Anderson; Su- been appointed Assistant Adjutant Gen er A SrSCIAXi NOTICEB t. M. CCKNWELt. PAM'L KEBB CARRIAGE SILVER BRASS PLATERS, and macuiacturers of atd Cairiase Ha dwae, Ko. ht.

Clnir Street, at Duiucbne Way. (near the Bridge.) mh4 piTrsnrRoii pa. duction it has o.j-ainoj a ripitl oiuUntr r.i an to exi-oriatej and tur! cos. It dillcr.J lryrn the creaun in i.eing Civ Ms patt irom I 'uris, Ky. "i vu ui ue'i, oiihivs.

are 1 (' leave fvfry 4 j. Kiiiirstiitrrvfry I rii: a.m. JitiJ. rf.siwcr FM.Va (iilA- UAM, Mor.r.-e Aj-rs i hoi: evvr, a-v as noted above. r'T lit nt.p.v cc board or to ii.

i.lVIX'jt- t'-N A CO. noJ: glad to learn this and knew Capt. 0. will ciai, says the rL! i ed Sterlini; nil the position ably. follows: I'ir-t cabin ''50, second cabin 1 At the last s'emer day, in consequence of the opposition, each line charged an .1 respectively.

has b'ien released from cr.itody upon the hearing of the evidence which did not implicate him with having any connection with the piratn Chipnian. Twenty men were captured on the vessel and confined in Fort The steamer Constittitiou is entering the iiier i-dred V-r- rtuiii'. men tit o'clock ti i i. cos, amounting 1 1 two Iu the Beaver County Court, en i'hurs St 1 1:1 from houses Kir JmcnpMiP. iJU WL: were coin; to 1 uay ot last week, the lollowing sentences were passed Washington Gordon, for then burned ihe town.

1 lielievf1 Clarke intend!) to attack-Paris t. nlht. assault with intent to kill, sent to the Mu" Wt'ii i Nerthe I.ie siJc-h i -l1 1A LNPuKl. Capt C. Jray.

aveaiiJ positively ko thr. uirh a Jver.i. oi. l-'or fre" Bii or i-i Ivtrl to J.B.La Ce er ii. C.

(J ft Ki liable advicts from the city of Mexico ihe 2d say that tho Franch were Sr. Lh! is. Mnn.li can's Merut iiis r-f i t- 1 li savs that leagues from that Advices from (irrtnwuo .1 pervisors, George Patterson, George A-Himbelright; Auditor, Thomas Aiken; Assessor, David Irwin; Constable, J. Meyers; Town Clerk. W.

B. Reynolds; 'Judge of Elections. 1st precinct, W. B. Negley; Judge of Elections, I'd precinct, R.

H. Palmer; Inspectors, 1st precinct, John R. Bium, V. J. Blaek; Inspectors, precinct, F.

Wetzel, Wm. Wiley. RKSKRVK TOWXSIIII'. Auditor, R. Lutty, Supervisor, John Wickline; School Directors, Jas.

Baxter, Edward Foerster: Judge ot Election, Henry Gotbinger: Inspectors, James Baxter, Wm. Baxter; Assessor, Ch. Lappe; Constable, Andrew Adrent; Treasurer, Henry Zoller; Clerk, Victor Scriba. Fire In Allegheny. On Saturday morning, at three o'clock, a fire broke out in a house on Jefferson street, between Beaver and Federal, Second Ward, Allegheny, owned and occupied by Mrs.

Mary Rice, which, with two SLW AilKANUCfCNT were sig-is ol itr. ad vance "ti.vi. are to llie i llt-t meaicmai, yet sate. It iiosse-u-e great beauty a acheim -al iToiuct. anj is.

to-aiJcs. one ot th inot l-leasant aM lii-ations receivable lor chariel hands, lijij. kc. Sold at A. J.

KA.Mil Drug Store. Market street. Joora below Fourth. b1i17 PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAY'S 'lp II HI llSt KIHKKS 1I4VK Jl ST opened mi-ecially for the Holiday's a vi-ry I trre and dw rjhl. nt.Crt of 1 I I.

JI1H KT, i01.I AXI MI I. Kit ATlir.N, Lad ies an-1 Oectleaieii'j woar, fine 2ror.7e Clocks. Fancy Woo ls, MI.VtK-I'l.A ARK, fuch aa rasters. anj fruit baokeH. goblet, card eves, tea efa, an a Ure variety ol suitable articles for A 1 KA A SEI IU.E.

4 Fifth street DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS. dav la-' on Sat- i (J Wluelint: ail PiltKbnrj laily bombarded itT.at tt wi uriiay 1 ho Millions Vlsltlns Sew Turk ofljeara, have always found Cnstadora's Dye atd iretervative Mi.de and applied wi hin a of th eauien'tit. Nethmg bi tiheir II is kit nth-iuth-ir World wid ropttta.io". nd madd thiia ttke the late ot all ther prepar-ti. lis ihe Iyepridace) any shade deauej ui ten by J.

CRISIADOEO. 8 Alter Houf 'ew York, Sold everywhere, and api-U-oJ b-all iir Urensern, 1. 1 aid 4 per bos, aecordir.g to mo CRI.TALOBO'S HAIP. PRESERVATIVE. Isinvaluablo with his Dye.

as it irnparti ttoct most poituesf. the most beautiful glees, and it: at Titaltty tothelleir. i'neo SOceiiU. 31. and $2 bcr bctue accero.u;tr tj (rij, rnhlidAffiuioo county for one year.

Bonaparte Miller, for larceny, penitentiary thirteen months, David Yank-irk, for same offense, four months in the county jail. Flue On Friday evening about peveii o'clock a Hue in one of trie boilers cf the tow-boat Tigress No. lying at the Monongahela wharf, collapsed, causing quite a loud explosion, fortunately th hands were all absent at supper, and the lire-man had gone up above a fjw tainutes be oancii n.Cviisig '1 Le fl baUt-rv situ TV i- cisiTe rV.iy: 1 I'VA. (.. Pie mcr MlNf March 22.

iiie Common it: 'ens ot Syracuse, held a evenir.g to make of Oen. Sumner. A r-ry leaves 1 nients tor'' committee ated thrat it cannct be attacked by a land force on account b.i-h wuter. 1'h'-gutis of the Dekalb were tak-r. ashore and a land Latterv toisirut ted t.tar the rebel ii ry iiOliPiy.

a Ui. eoiiiie''- iuii-tiay, fl. 1 Vi ar.d $: yV a n.eu::e.rs ir appointed and the louow- (,1 1 he luio (' l.tKe ih works. e-: ieaaiei'4 at 1 1 tiori at hrrt ni wiili OjCk I lie i I Ot Park for Mar The rebel force is 1 stnctlv rues are at or frie a Utidertietl. Lorillg.

Keir foie -7 art pR-ane c-i p-y t--ar-! or t. a i A- i -f t.T cter, anj invt'ations (ienerals Seott, being rapidly snt t-- the tions. and it is expee'ei onr tit be able to reduci all the reb on the Yazoo. w.r.-. i Wool.

Frtt'iklin, Peck, i Stalls. Mocum, aiel their iH i'E. liM I XI v. CT cp. ill soon 1 fjrtihca- 1 Ith sayi iiUTn' r.

A. to (loverrior Sev- The Vicksburrf Whig of th- -1 JJ The crew of the Iniiar.oia, 2 arrived there the-day before. 1.1- build in it. Ihe Groateht DUeovcty ol tUe Age, rartners. faniiics and othe'i can ptir lia--e no rwuniy equal tol'r.

To'uias' Vctictisn nimsnt, ior dysciory. enlic, croup, ohromc rhe niavn sere tsroiita. f-othaehe. tea ti kces-. cuts, b- iri.

bruixes. old w. heanach-. t.itS,paiDSiu tl.e liuius chtK. Wk.

4c Jt it ios- not live rc ieflh-mon wid re returned. that is Bfked is a aua uso aco rdug tue dir cliens it loans-Dear Sir: I have used you- ve-notit Liuiicei.t in my lamily tJ a uunber ot ycn-ii ar.d believed it to oe the b-it artioe tor whitit ligve ever ud, i j.j... nf pnmn 11 iH lntR 117 C. he No. II.

t.irpton street, oe; I'ov, elixir i.r tr.ath i others adjoining. Jwas destroyed in a short time. The firemen found it very difficult to reach the spot, at the head of Beaver street, on the hill, and the plug was hi most useless irotn its elevation, so that the department could rendet but little service. The other housea burned were owned and occupied by Ebenezer Searl and Uriah Cooper, both shoemakers. All Faved most of their furniture, but in a damaged state.

There was no insurance on any of the property and the loss will fall severely np on its owners, who are not wealthy. The cause of the the was defective Hue. bosit Ati.l w. iV' i fore the collapse. Had the accident happened at any other time, it might have been attended with very serious conse quen ce3.

ou Summon. A letter from the Commissioner of Internal Kevenue to Mr. Henry Sprout, Clerk of the Circuit Court of the 1'uited States, annouucei the decision thut when service can not had on a stamped summons no stamp is required on the alias summons. MiiinlrelM. This capital company begin their recond week at Concert Hall to-night.

They open an entirely new Ididget of songs, jokes and burlesques and introduce several new dances, lie on the iui rice for rarer tun yj IlilHAi, M.irch 22- --'1 i'-' i 1 1 1 CA parties, steamship Furopa, Capt. Irmn il re 1 and V.T erpool at In a. in. on the th fist. A1 el Oil Tiir.iui.

o. was nijracre'ij. work, inelu'Jnig tjueenstown on the evening of the ami I ac ture ot lr.si s. His los is es' rived at port to -uay n. have no hesitation in recommend ra.lttie uitorlY to tifyr thousand do'lart' j.

Ihe steamer l.tua art ivti Liverpool the EATON, MACRUM NOS. 17 1 1 11F1H STKEKT, Oiler to I VERS a choice ejection ol TRIMMINGS. HUIEKY. EMBROIDERIES. I EBONS (i LO VES AND MITTS.

HAIRKETS. RICHES, COLLARS. SHIRTS, TIES. BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS. SI AND RAIN UMBRELLAS, Anj a full of SMALL WARES AND FANCf ARTICLES.

Ac. Ac. ml It A stiy covered bv lasuruticc u-ei it proteges to cure. I Dave ua jur iuujr and It give. AV 'HklMSE P.

Ltnenea ar rive i ut l-Otiil-tl on March -1. The stei. .1 I ry on the rpo. tlHlP'I'illfl fll VnJVIill tWrt h.lHnr. the 7th.

59 MARKET J- MayB. -l'rice 'Jy and 50 oeu Sold 'V all drugg.ets.-Otlice Coraand xoriu moii'ited on her arrival. She was seare I i i The steamer City of Manchester sailed eu uj unif ti luf iiovc rmneni, ana re from Liverpool shortly after the departure of the Furopa Ur New York. I ltrtleiuptlou ot ur rency. As there seems to be some misapprehension in the public mind relative to the rules by which the United States Treasury Department is governed in the redemption of mutilated treasury notes and fios'age currency, we republish the fol-owing 1.

Fragments of a note will not be re (rent Itritulu. The F.nglish ik- is not im Fiuaa about BrnJrtU' PtllB, Nw Weitciester Co, N. YOcU 23, 187i Mr. (3. Tem Etct Jshkldo', HaUor mo i)a Dear ir 1 would tt that I was Induced to useBKANDRHTU'S FILLS.

through the recom niaoe that sha was au armed Havana advice convey th" of the suppression ot the St. Domingo insurrection. Only one skirmish was resumed and the insurgent dispersed. I he Spatiiih troops that defeated them is lid to number only portance. A Tai Stamp Canceling 1 he ail absorbing topic tiemg the etitrv PI deemed unless it shall be clearly evident of the Princess Alexandria into London, which took place on the day the Kuropa sailed.

The preparations weie a maj niheent scale, and a briliUat d.juioust ration was anticipated. that they constitute one-half or more of INSTRUMENTS, 3. F. COELLES JSACY, 33 Naaaau Street, KEV TOFK. mendation ot Jonn tv, rm.

tor county, who wa ntlrely reetored to health by their use. Ho wan nick for some two yearn, very cavo ani dypeptic. and be tried evaryttami but wll 1 ot relieved. Finally, he took mBiur drett's FiU every day for a week, an te dose ol Fills every day for three and ff 4 L8S '1Tdwfdi. S.U'OlitS, MANlLES, shawls one original note, in which case notes, however mutilated, will be redeemed in proportion to the whole note, reckoning bv tifthn.

Ihe London 1 imes that durine and more startling novelties bffore Saturday night, as Sanford is indefatigable in Lis efforts to please. of r. Miles antl hi Ilore. Mr. II.

K. J. Miles and his trained horse, Hiawatha, have been re-engaged for another week at the Theatre, with a fair prospect of being quite as successful as during the first six nighs. 1 he piece for to-night is the patriotic Ametican drama the Iron Sonjot in which Mr. Miles, a3 Putnam, makes a territlic descent, mountc-d on his The evening concludes with the furce of "Make your Wills." IW'nefil, Sam Sanford will give his entertainment on next Tuesday night for the benefit of the Hone Hose to aid procuring the funds necessary to purchase horfes for the steamer they are about to procure.

A good programme is ottered, a large number of tickets have beon sold, and a full the whole history cf London she has neve' I a. Mutilations less than one-tenth will seen such a day, and the cause of the be disregarded, unless fraudulent; but ash anv mutilation which destroys more than dttinonstration is the pride entertained by the nation for the rubral eminence the Koyal family raised by the virtue- ot its head. The comments on American i 11 1: a 4J i affairs iu the Knglish are Fdward rurdy oeiag uor Jijl thotown of New CaJe; that wax trw ago he waj very sick with a sore on ley. -m. had bee.

running lor over five tti.t i80 Biuch distresbed by a pain in huj chest, Fovle very costive and dyspeptic; that vnous rcmcdie and uiacy ter i jt Uis la their Usul reat UihlS A letter trom oublishod in tryii-K Brandreth's Pills, wa to eurht he common 1,, of one month. one-t-nth the original note, will reduce the redemption vulue of the note by one-tilth its face value. 3. Mutilated notes presented for redemption must be in sums not less than three dollars ot the original full face value. The lliruiliighttui Kailway.

A bill has been offered in the Senate, supplementary to the act incorporating the London Herald, ks that a secret society has been diseove d. the members of which are sworn to kill Prf I.i March The Was'u- in 'ton and Aiexandriarailroad are mnkinp; to coiifttruct the railroad bridge uear the site of the present long bridge over the I'otoma? which was au-tliorized by the last C'oiixre-J. This will furnish an important between N'oith ai.ti South. Lot isi ii March An unauthen- ticated rejiori his just reached here that a portion ot Stanley's fjree encountered John Morgan's cavalry al McMinnville vest-rday, and whipped them badly, driving them entirely away. MA2KETS I'iiilaK! l.i-m i.

March -I. Cluversec. Iliad de. ehm'd and iiow ciminamls Klaxeed i. alsn lower, and is sellincat ii 4.

Kl "iir i. dull: sales bids, at isi for superfine and 0.7j7 for extra extra family ranees from 7.7N.s. Xo change in Uye or Corn Meal. neat moves flowly at id.tjo lor rod ami l.Xrrtf or hile. Rye is wanted at j-1 il.jn.

Coin in fair dema-id. and bushels yellow sold at SOc. i ats active and higher sales l.iNul bush. I'enna. at Cotton dull at 1 ti upland.

1'rov isi'Ois arc small sales Mess Cork at jl for oi.l irlV" hi lor eev. Whisky declined to -pv. It. F. OltMKS JIA In the House of Com nuns on the hrco tiiiiot and at the end ol Jo (1revon J-JtifelV cured ol costiver dys- Sold by llsomaai Kik'11.

Dioaioni house is a certainty. The Trapper. Daughter. another debate took place on cava' af fairs. This is the title of a new storv by Gus- Mr.

Cobden made a vigorous attack on AITOLM BOOK MWLFACTl RERS, 1,33 XAMHAI' STREET, X. Y. Account Books on band, or tunie to order very low prices. aIOK KE.XT The CoUaga House form rly M. occupied hv Vim.

kmohuro- ii.iuto.l tave Aimard, just published by Messrs. T. the general policy of the admiralty in maintaining obsolete vessels after the val IU AI.K drsirsb'e ivsr.i Stand the HatSr; sit.iate Hni Caerry A iu tha buroujih ot t'a. Ihe in coin d'lmiaij health, wid ifl -r at pah in iii 11th dar of sipri! tho -1. ef ne and two o'clock, ta cbavt nrr e-'y, hen terms of Pile wiii be UiaJe ,1, js tt Stora Koom, occupitd a.i l'vt oilice.

a Barber ijhop 1 Tena it Uous? a l.i-.,rv vn tne p. ace that tent fioia 23 1 1 0 J. liars yearly. Ml liAii lulOdSw. A 14 HAVI AltUXClK.nEWTH oierata betoro tho JJeata! Coh-e.

cf mc CniLei aa 1 the va iu Dei tl lor tho uroose i Higin o.o.ire the pr 1 my AHratut fier" Jractin; Mit'iout fnln I tk: etioic ii.Hy bo obliprd ti be aws-y lroi my toe srea'er part of nevt nud ana tuat my pa'ientt 1. ay nat ba tee lunvra fi tciv. I hive as B. Peterson Philadelphia. It is called 4A Story of the Kockv Mountains" uable experience which has beeu furnished by America in favor of iron plated shjp.

that it is an exciting story, with many a on Woods' Run. about fire minutes walk from the tie denouncea ine. iaca ot maintaining seamen to man vessels wh'c'i -were utterlv Mtlinns ot the i'awncer and Pit'sburh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroads. Aipl7 to JOHN LITTLE. luUhlw No 58 Fourth Street.

thrilling adventure woven in ltj texture, the title and the came of the author alone will vouch, to all who have read his previous stories of iife in the far West. Henry Miner, Lyon's building, Fifth street, useless for-warlike purposes. Lord L. i'uget and S.r Jno. Purkington the Birmingham 1 assenger railway, which provides for the extension of the road from its present starting point at the intersection of Smithfield and Fifth streets, Pittsburgh, along Smithfield, to Seventh street, along Seventh to Grant street, along Grant to the corner of Liberty and Washington streets, subject to all the terms, conditions, limitations and restrictions mentioned and contained in the act to which this is a supplement.

The company is also to have powerto carry freight, and to put down such additional tracks and switches bs is necessary to carry on the business ot carrying freight; provided the permission of the Councils of Pittsburgh and the boroughs on the South side of the Monongahela river through which the railway passes, be obtained before putting bowu the additional tracks and switches for' freight purposes; and has it tor sal e. defended their respective administrat ions of the admiralty atl'airs and finally all the remainder of the navy votes were agreed to. WASTKIl-A situation as book-keciier. in a wholesa'e. retail or uanufaccuruig business, by a married man, of fifteen years practical experience.

Best of refarenc.s Riven. Address Lock Box No lull Superfine, 7. Wheat firm vie, and yellow CtO. R' COCHRAN, ATTORNEY AD COUSSELLOR AT LAW. Office JTo.

Orsnt nreet, near the Court Uouee, Pittsburgh. VI. I. Br4INWS EXTRrSTlrU TO his enre will rccciva prompt attention made and the njuney promptly remitted. docthlyj "WHEELER WILSON'S-Sewing 3Iachiiic, NO.

7 FIFTH STREET. riTTSBrauu. Hsi timokk. March l'I. lour Howard ftlcet, and 'hio.

mid scarce. Corn lirTu: hits, )7c. Whisky dull at sociated with iiifl Lr. E. AYhi a of IS editing Stork.

In view of the late difficulty at the Al In the House ot Lords on the nth. Karl Hardwicke asked if in restoring the jtii- A A (i 11 legheny drove yards, a bill has been introduced in the Legislature, givhig owners wav contract it wa3 intended to make anv alterations in the place of destination or Ir i departures ot the steamers connected with FRO I II or shippers ot stock the right to bed their own animals with material ot the customary kind, which must not increase the hazard of the company transporting the the line. Karl Stanley said there had been no SO OA ASH! SOIU ASH Cuetoinor-can always be supplied with the best article at (JEO. A. KELLY'S.

ml9 69 federal Allegheny. IJOHADKS, IIAIROII.S, PKRFI ME-R1ES. Colognes. A large supply of the most popular brand, just eceired by GEO. A.

KELLY. 69 Federal uiia Allegheny. jl KE I.Ktl OKS FOR MEDICAL purposes can always be procure 1 at GEO. A. KELLY'a, 6y Federal mVi Allegheny.

proposals ot the kind made ia the House of Commons. provided that the said cities and boroughs Bball determine the number of freight cars that shall be used, and shall regulate stocK. une section pronious rauroau companies troni receiving, directly or indirectly, from any person, money or other thing for the use ot the yards, and a pen Mr. Brawler moved a resolution re the manner of running the same. gretting that a disturbance of the friendly relations between Brazil and the British government had occurred, and hoping wen Known ability in every Mancaot the pra'ec-fiotj, and whoji elesiant tliico are th! aUiirlri-ticn the iTofesMuu wherever Ir.

Wsyo will be with ma from Apnl 1st, and will take th-j Keueral charge of tho Ken. l- vir.g uiu 1 to devote tay wbole atteu'ioa Teetii with my Appartns. and i loeetiiuirai part the profession. FcrJou who may ha.ve huhsrrt" failed 10 nave the leeth rxtrseLed want of ime cn my part, orfiom in the Fparttuj are sured that such ditScuUj tulorer cii-ii, I have undo ma- improvemjuta. mid will da-v te my whale time to it.

He erencrs in reard to tho Pluto. (-ness atid Safety of the operation liven desired, and from Medical too. cold weather is ihe time when ihe apuaTitus ctu be used to the best W. B. Li'HOX J.

Ii ILTITIX A OI.WDIiS, MANTVrA0Tt'ESR8 AVD Dt.iLEki IS FELT GRAVEL R00FI.VG alty of 2- is imposed for each and every violation of the act. "OLD COUNTRY." riMiFt to bring out emigrants fromny i art of rns-land Ireland or Scrv.hmd, either by auper.or from 5 to j15 Ices thin ticke'g cn be purchafe 1 for at any other otiiee in taken. Address U. Euroi ean Agency, Chronicle hu'liing. F.ith ct Pittsburgh, fa State Christian Com I nited iiitti tm uuuviouiv ucwi3 wouia oe laseu to restore amity.

He denounced ihp nrn- mission. This is an organization which has, per IIOH DEREU Ul.l AXI Pltl'SSI AX Blue. A large supply of each, just received ceedingsof the British Minister at Brazil. GSO. A.

KfcLLY. 6a Federal by Fikst arrival of Spring goods, comprising all the desirable styles of home and foreign manufactories, peculiarly adapted to a first class merchant-tailoring Allegheny. TWO HtMlllKi A general aeoaie ioiiowed, ir. the course of which, Layard indicated the dirdomAt tr haps, done more good, temporally and spiritually, for the soldiers and marines in the government service, than any other 1. iron snnboats.

under shelter, at the best wages. establishment, and notwithstanding the action of the government, and the resolu rrflfEOC VXRITABXCU FAMIIT JEL MACHINES have jurt hen awarded 'he premium at the WORLD'S t'Alte, ndon-all the Machines th world oaupeuu Ovir IOr.000 have Iraly bn old all giving untvenal Hatlataction. This machir.orcalies thelock stitch Impossible to unravel with the estentiaJ advantage of being alikeon both side, forming no ri ige or chain It wiii quiit. stitch, hem. tell, gather, bind.

oord. tuck and braid. Tboelcgaucss. speed and simplicity of this Ma ebiao, the beauty and strength of stitcn. and adaptibihty to tha thickest or thinest iabnw render it the most HL'CCEsSFL'L and POPU.

LAK machines uow offered to tie public. A. rriutl for Three Tan.1tt Call and ei amine them, at KO. 87 riFTII NTBUET. scarcity of goods and advance of prices, I tion was finally wuucirawD.

Machinists also wanted. JAMES C. FAD-. Union Iron Works. Sh Louis.

am now selling for a small advance on last The King ot Belgium has accepted the similar ooay. a meeting of the commission will beheld here this evening, in the Secod Presbyterian at which KeV. W. D. Howard, the pastor, will preside.

arbitration ot tne difficulties between OLTS OLD AND new model. Manhattan Fire Arms Company; Cooper's Double Action; Allen Wheelock.s Car.riJge. do. harp'g do do, buiith Ac Yesson' do do. For sale wholesale and retail br JAMES HOHX, mh21 successor to Bown 4 Tetloy.

spring's prices. Owes Byk.ne, No. 52 St. Clair street. Brazil and bngland.

Tho latest dispatches from MaIi winv lie "mea wm De very Opening. attractive and interesting, embracing speeches by our most eloquent men, is as follows 1st. Singing; 2d. Prayer bv It. Ocr readers will find it announced in that the fever has entirely lfcft Prince Alfred and he was steadily improving.

He would not be well enough, however to attend his brother's wedding. tluKepaira tofdd Canroi and -Vetahc Root made at the lowest All work promptly a'-tended to and nfise, Alonsig Post Buildn roru'rl itta ad etree Id uiaiT JfOltH CASES IS T5 store anifor fate by MILLLE RICKETsoX. OMOXS-40 Rbls prime Onions, just FEIZER m20 corner of Market and irtt Htreet. for file by JAKES BOW mh21 kuecsfort) iff our advertising coiumns, that Barker Jt ft. Brown Hi.

Introductorv aitrDD' MAKDWARE AXD CUT LEKT A general assortment for sale low by JA.ttE BOWX, uih2l surcesor to Bown Jt Tetley No. 59 Market street, will have an by Gorge II. Stuart, Philadelphia' President of the Commission; 4th. Ad'- Bishop Colense has declined the opening of dress goods on Monday next. They assure us that this will be no com gestion of his brother bishops that he re di ess by Kev.

G. A. McClure, of Philadel mon occasion And we advise our readers to poTTOS I.1XES-A LARGE ASSORT. phia "th. Singing ''h.

Address Kev WM. SDMNEE CO. Western Agent. sign nis ouiL-e. It is stated that the English and French Address wait till that date before making their Alr.

Iieed. of Parkeriiburg monitor sue aim mjii uj JAMESBOHX. iLh21 euceessor to Bown 4Tetler. 31 governments were quite agreed as to the purcnase. kind for sale by JAM IS Iti.WV.

tenor Ot tneir notes to nussta. regarding by Ilev. II. Johi.for, Pittsburgh 8th. Address by He K.

J- Wilson, D. Western Theological Seminary Doxolo- rittstttirgi, AMoiatiou lor the LIOR SALE A Country Seat, ccntaining JT 13 acres, iitaated in N'Ciuie wrth'n, about thre mileo from the City, s'cned wita 33 varieties of otarin Ji'ide tiets, 7 varet'en of plumb 7 ofrberriea. 3 of 1 mre, dwarf pea-a, 4 of mulberries, of currant, 9 ranberrie an'1 Wackoe'ricn: ot erx.sberries. i of grape and 8 of it are ereooa a two try Pncl1 "0ue a-d cec-tcjary out-buildlng3. lor terms eprly to JullN LiTTLF, Note aiid Kel 1 ve Krokr, mliedlw N'n IS unn Srrfet succefsrrt" ''own i 'i'etley mhlf f.lOK REST A VUUOTHREE STOUT tt Et.LlNU.

corner Third and Koss street "Iff or I ho Poor. loth. Benediction by l.ev. v. During the past two nmntba.

when tbU oi a. tuinoert eon, or H. II. SMITH A ian3l Howard. We hope to see a very full at OHEKS AXU liF.AFKKS.

IIOKSK XTjl- FUWKKriand farm mills, fodder cutters, corn shellers and all kinds of farm itaehinery for sale by BECK li AM LONG. 127 Liberty strce'. mh4. tendance ou this occasion. Poland.

Fruuee. The political news is unimportant, and the Paris bourse is flat, and rentes are quoted at Off 85c. Spain. The Spanish ministry intend to submit Jcsr be tivr.li a rplendld stock ol 8PEI5GDELAINC8 A LKOH, UIXUHAMil, Atu 6peo'I called to our stock of ndlrhh Linens tbat was purchael bto tha grra' advanc in lrr Cull soon and cm y. ur Spring Goods a tby will he much bth- Hm-mVer the place.

No iM Maikei ntrrx. between Fifth and the Diamond mh2 n. J. I.TKCH. rKEE.

WIXDOW CCPTAIX PA. PEK. Satin and Common for sale by fob' MARS II ALU association commerced its benevolent operations, they have distributed three thousand five hundred and twenty bushels Of coal; relieved three hundred and twenty-eight families, at an expense cf six hundred and twenty three dollars and ninety-one cents. hMVE At KES l' L.M Mtll Mlf, iituat in chartier'n tp r.firS Mill I i.CUTljBEKIa Real Estate and eural AseutJ, Kih21 Maxael atret: llranrli Sanitary ommittee. The ladies of Kittanning are forming a Sanitary Committee, auuxiliary to the main bod racsaUy organized hex.

A 'just rac'd and for sale by llfiilp iuit receipt and for sals low hv their budget to the court in moditiea iEUKli A. tthU No. au-eet. Ailln7 form. lb7.Lw Ul Libert KreeL.