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: lak'jo to tho. poor house; and 350 persons, whowero gw In',
died by runners and emigrant.agents in the Eastern clEee,
jreodved back the money that had been unlawfully taktn
■ rom them. ■ .
Vzaih Mim—the proprietors of t&Ls.mill, wc learn aw
. about building n largo fire story* warehouse adjoin legtbe
mill, which w ill increase tho of the.ntiU to
200,000 bushels of wheat.- The company hate been induced
to this course by the inconvenience which they experienced
fromwant of room in the storage of wheat. • Sine® the mill
has commenced'operation It has done a- heavy, business.
TheyhaVo ten pairs of burrs running, which glveacapaci
-ty for the manufacture of 700 bbls. flour dally, if fcOpt cth"
-•ctaatly running. They hare,'since the commencement,
,-consumed ab0ut425,000 bushols of wheat, and.-within the
came length of time have thrown upon Ihcr market 90,000
:• bbls.of flour. Improvemcnts.ara about belog mado, and
. additional machinery added to the mill, wliich wm increase
.-the daily manufacture of flour to about 900 bbls. '
Wx would invito attention to the solo of a flue toned ma
ihogany caro six octave riahoFortoana Stool, th"l8 afternoon
at 3 o’clock, at the auction storo 'of P.M. Davis.
YisEp.—Mary Burke was fined ten dollars this morning,
by hts hoporj.Mnyor Volz, for disorderly conduct, la break'
j n the windows of Nicholson's tavorh, in'the Diamond.
TnxATnz’’^’^ 110 t^irni * l1 E dramaof JonathanDnulford.in
coanocibii * n < ' : l KtJtTk ' l ar ? oa . »U 1 bo porforrarf
this evening/ " ■ ’V' -V.
. 1-ouccßra.TOSwas' Tcrydali tte c “7 I«sti>ra»y#Da
this morning. : -i--*-'"
Ou is iKin- iatrcJ dasl ini *° nB,T House and
CltyHaU. ' ’
■ Codlsoock.—This excellent actor is a J' llloancGli hs. engtigcd;
Ha will appear next week. • V
CoTmT opCdHKOS Hon. Wm.** *** M lare i
. President Judge, and Associates.
Hall t«. SFGrcw; Alden for plaintiff, and Flan^ n antl
Hashrouck for .defendant t ; trespass for taking' a au.*'
hay, in JefterEon township. Yordict for plaintiff for $27,.^
• - Wilson vs. Skßlley;'Brown for plaintiff; trespass forhill-.
fng a horse.: Plaintiff takes a non suit. - v
Noble va.Coleman;-Cochran for plaintiff; and Georga P.
Hamilton for defendant; Action on - * book account ; .ver*
diet for plaintiff for SSS,33.
Fickten. for uso, vs. Wm. Irwin;. Stewart for-plaintiff,
trad Smith for defendant; Action for lAbortiono in defend*
'ant’s foundry; vordict for plaintiff, $13,32. . / • • - .£•.
; Shillo. for use, va. Same: similar action: verdict for plain:
tiff. $63,13; ' • --
Marks y*. Adams ctftl; WMtesol! for plaintiff; and 3lar*
shall for defendant. 'Plaintiff takes a non suit. '
Sutton vs O’Connor;Cochran for plaintiff, andßogersfor
defendant; action for the.;use of a canal«boat;'vcrdict for
. - plaintiff, *95; • -
„ Ga PP ; Mi tchqtl>ni' Palmer' for plaintiff, and
Penney, for defendant; plaintiff takes a'nOhinll. _..
Coleman vs-Mills; T. Howard for plaintiff, and Doraagh
. and Cam obeli for defendant; 1 trespass for taking a stack of
hay. On trial. . .. .
District Couxt..—Bofoto Hon. Moses Hampton, President
Judge.-.. ”, .• .. r -; .■
In tho case of Keys vs. Reis, the jury returned.a verdict
cents damages.
-»aK« or ? Q G - Morgan va. Samuel Weir; No. 570, April term,
1352. B arko and Rogers for plaintiff, and Penny and. Stew
art for defendant. On trial. , .7 ‘.V'. 7: .
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* “ B<»a«nllloffftrs vs:thedtyof Allesteny; K0.'4l6 1 No-
TomheT t*fnn, 1552.- Dunlop and Rogers for plaintiff, and
WllUams fordeandant..-.<)n.trial. • ;
In the caseGf.fattfifcti.ljroadiiigfthacbArgeof the Court
was delivered yesterday, and no verdtot has been ret&roed-
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Tqb TmniXL.—The great tunnel which parses through the
summit of the Allegheny mountains,da ft work of engineer*
r ing which-commends universal admiration.lt w&* com*
: ploled afaw weeks ago, and on Tuesday night- Jest the first
. - passenger train passed.through it. .The excavation for. the
. tunnel was commenced on the 13th xfOctobor, 1851, and
the heading was finished onthe first of Fobruary,l&s4. Tho ■
tunnel passea through the sammlt of tho mountains at a i
. point known as Sugar Bun Gap, and lies In the counties of i
■ -lilnir and Cambria—lhe sutamitbelogtho dividing lino of]
the’iwo counties. The tunnel, vuworked from.boUrendJj
; and by .means of throe shafts of the following depth'east'
- shaft, 150 feut; mlddle
At thti.east atid : west shafts tha .material was hoisted byftn
gines of aboiii 25 horse-power, and at tho xniddleshaftvGO
engine was employed, capablaof hoisting
rlal.ohd working cl. winch plunge lift-pump 225 foetin
length. The material-cut 'throQgh In.kicking,‘the ipiaftfl
was black, andgreonish fdato'rock, severalfitrata of fire day,
'. ; one heavy strata of soap-stone, and three heavy strata of
coal. Of the latter, tho first strata of coal was six inches
thick; tho second, G foot,'and the third, 1 foot, 8 Inches*.
The whole amount of the material excavated was 84,700
’.cubic yaTds/-; " '
Tho PhilaiolpbiA Emitter t in giving the above facte/in;
• . regard to. tlie tunnel, also gives us the dimensions and stft,
tiatics of the work. ‘The iJiyrii&rsayS that the tunnel Is
4,612 foef long, 2,885 cubic-feel of which isarchedj'contalfr
. .ing parches ;Df cut stone and 0,400 porchei of brick
masonry, and 927 fast Is cut through tho aolidxock, where
archlug is'uimccessaTy. Eight feet otthearch bn caohaide
. is built of cut s tone inches thick,resttngon abutments
of rock range ..work-of the same.thidmossi.ahd tfia crown
- consfets of fire courses pf Wd-barat brick—ths whole laid
with hydreuuc cemont. .'At grade, the width of the tunnel ;
in tho clear is 21 to-rteti feet above tha grade, 21 foot.'!
The height &Wvo_ the grade.U.23 feet. Tho greatest eloTa. I
lion above tide is at the west end of the tunnel, ; where the
hdghtis2,lGl feet. . The grades aseondinglhoeosterhalope ]
• '■comments iit and in a distaneo of 13 miles, where I
. the west end re^thences,-the height overcome is §93 foctj I
ors22£feettotbomUe. ■ j
‘The work was under the charge of Edward Miller and n. I
. Haupt* Chief Engineers; Thomas Scabrook, P. A. Engineer, I
and Thomas Kelly, Assistant Engineer;, at present* but a J
single track is laid through the tunnel. It U'kredod for ft j
double track, which, when will complete the work, at |
. a cost of about $450,009, or about $125 per foot.' - ? j
, Thesis a tnnnoi wn tho new- Portago through the
.summit of the mountain;, aboat of a mile
from the tunnei on the Pennsylvania Railroad. The tun*
nelon.Uio hew portage road- is not bo long as the one no
•iieod above.' r - ... .. r . '
Oni> Fellows’ lUll Association.—A meeting of the Odd
Fellows’ Ilall-Avocialaon was held on Tuesday, evening, at 1
the Odean Building, on.Pouxth street- 'The mpeUag wo*
'Tory largely attended.
• ■William' McCague was sheeted President of the,meeting,
and A. B. Russell and John H. Stewart,' Secretaries.
: 'William addressed the meeting On the ne
cessity existing for the erection of the Half; Ha was follow*
. ed by other gentlemen on Uio same subject ’
- The books for subscription to the stock of the association
were opened, and a, large amount of edditlotmigtock taken.
About three thousand- sharc-S of stock hare been takes* and
that amount, judging ireen! the energy of thoso. having ;
charge of tho wiilwoon be largelylnaeased. The j
■ amount' of stock is cot.lintffced^Uisbut five dollars per
share, and Ihqpaymenu'are.eo easy, that there are but few
persona who cannot subscribe for a «m«l» numberbf shares.
As an evidence that the stock will .pay well, we necd'ohjy
mention that several of our prominent brokers hare taken J
stock in tho association.,; - ■ . j
' ; FosrwxLL Concerts of tub Misses' Avoynur,—These:
. muchndmired Vocalists, in connection with theniagnlGednt
mirror of the M&mmcth Care and Falla of Kiagara, remain
'hut.two days more. /Itmust- bo gratifying to their profes
islousl ambition to witness' the overwhelming bud rathed.
nstio.crowds who havu nightly thronged tho immense hall to
witness the passion stirring strains of.their musical genius.
Theircxtreinoyouth and beauty, and grace upon fiesta go
hare enhanced cot a little the interest of the
meat; and the bi*lrioaie art,.parlicnlar.y of Miss Rosa, is
so natural-and «nau6tentatious,’apeclally. when riafelag—
‘‘l aminlovo”—-Oiat it seems but nature herself“inlovt*, f '
npeakanganti snUcg the impuhes of her own-dverfiowing
soul.. They remain but two days longer, and give entertain*'
mente afternoon and night - As- they leave, uie blessing or
many a heart racdo glad by ,their- melody ' will go>itb 1
them.- •- j
Oinii jy Emicilatios Soam at Vmasvxak—Ats neeat
clccTion of officora forthb Soiiciy, tho IbUo.ing genUemon
were elected ; .
'
Tki Pra!deat-C. Kschor, Xorelty TTorks. •
&cretary—3. F. Sabitflj Flilh/word.
'75-oororo-—a JP.-Kuhn, SmithhfieM street' ;. .
I>r. Ilartmeyer eill attend to ill tho eioh Gonnan .ml
grants Without any charge,
Mr. Sabita Is actins os Ajent until a competent and trust.'!
worthy man la found.
Tho Society has relieved 35 emigrants who arrived hew
pick; 72 pereons recoTerod, through tha aid of ibfe Society,
their lost baggago; and Op-rsons, who died after their arrival
here, were decently buried by tho Society. 430 men reedved
work through the aid of lhe Sodoty; 45 giris obtained -de*
Bift AcCrtDEKT.—A young man named Jeretaf&h jrLatJgb
'Hn, itho was a law student in the office of Judge Staler, in
this city, about three years was arcHentally kiliod at
Kew Lisbon, Ohio, on Monday ercathg las% by filling ever
a stair case, while intoxicated. Mr. MXfughlln redded b
timidly soitie three years, and during that time,gained
fmndj,'who will regret biff untimely demise.
Tho elrcamstances attending the death of MTaughUn,
excited ; the geed people of New Lisbon, to such a degree
that they turned cut.to tho number: of fire hundred;
-marehtd .the town, and destroyed erery’/baixii,
bettio anddemljyhn of liquor they could lay their.hacda
upon. . The “ grocery * keepers, upon glringup tbelrJiquor
to-tlso e«emblftgc,-.wero paid tho fall value of It; If they ’
refused, the liquor was ’ taken ■ from them', forcibly .and.
thrown -Intothe;streets. Every grocery In tho borough
was visited by the crowd, and at present the BlalnA law
prevails in-Now Lisbon..
; - JF!sstini.v, Umveositt qv Pjcsssyltawiv—At a meeting or
the Board of Trustees of thlsinstitution, .held on the 14th,
Instant, a site for the location of buildings was purchased*
The , lot Croats on Diamond aodßoss streets and is every way;
an eligible situation. ' The lot is 93 feet by 100 And odst ss#
200. A committee, eonslstlrig of Oen. li&orhead; John Har
per, Esq 7 Dr.'Denriy, Dr. Dale, Dr. Edrington, and Dr. Bid
die, has been appointed to make necessary' arrangements
for the erection of the buildings,’
LvoueasO).—The salary of-the Engineer at the Allegheny
Water Worlw was increased last evening, by vote of Conn,
oils, from ‘sCso'tp $l,OOO per annum. Mr. Young is the
lucky recipient of thoincreafie of fatary. * -
A motion to increase the salary of Mr;Campbell, the:
City Treasurer, from three, to six hundred dollars, was-laid
.ovor. r /. ■
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Important Bleetlngof Allegheny Councils
i TboConodlaof Allegheny held a meeting Inst evening,
In the Town IWI.'
In Common Connell, Sir. Miller, of ibß Third Ward, way
. called to the, chair*. . •
Mr. Stockton presented a copy of an act, now before the
legislature, entitled “afnrthor anpnlement to the 1-
COTp< ’s‘HS? ’5“ o*l> o uu4.; PctmajflTonla rw'
P«ny.“ Tho act, tho purport or which wehave!GSSLl“?
Haired, gives thoßalirowCompany nowar
gheny river, at either thiaSSSna J
.Clair atreet bridgea; the not Cao gives the iamSiS? OT St
appoiotai •» ssassstS^
A revolution from Belect Council
ment of a commltteoof eonV to«SSR2»* ? t ?. B
moved that Conundn Council s?’ “ srtln i
*- thatln theiueahtimeiha with, the arnendiuent
lution, as aiiendetrMnSl B “^ e auhject. The reao
S U» talcing further action.
°®e i SS U sl^-“““ ttaChllr ’ BTariBly
tlortrerS^fS^ 1 ”"
ixdnimSt I l?f^ n^ e I < ??. 8 r TJ° ll ™ providing for the ap.
c ., a cdmtnitteo of four from tho Common aiij
th?ret^SSa th?S<!?ect P 08 ”' 11,10 “htac with Iheoffleereof
r2 8 ttdjroadoompany. In regard to tho proposed junction of
j5 80 S\® nd Pennsylrania railroad with choCentral rowL
thereaolutlon, made some-re.
markaln regard to tha reaacma which induced tho '
companies to f«ko mcaaurea to unite their roada.” iIomM 1
the' intereata of the Ohio ‘and: pohhavlvanla r-,1 Imn.r !
parry and
ahoult be conaldered on Ita bmadoat Tt i
nary that action should betaken hy UueoSnmreto
oT.^« y a?{£i«SS S f !
MMSiM
11 ’ r ° a,d 18 cu * °P “*
jiii£ M w fur^le n r .r ei^ rks i tb® rcaolution piiawd with but ene
• TOtOi Slid tho - following cosusitteo VU rm Toe,
Mr^TOmn I MV, ?^ SOT '.fi' h ' , ‘ ,rth ’ Sh4Dcr “ a WilnSrS.
irern ieSnrel h r P S^ I J l<^ * “'““rial. In regard to tho act
dlacuaalon took
Wilm»rthßSSlS^ h ni7“ J!arU ; ll!a^ 1 ln *>f «<*»*
“ d otw Ko “ UBO
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held on Ihnraday oreoing, thelcihlnit, for the parpossof
| choosing delegatee to represent this county Imho State
OmeenUon, John Wright, of Pittsburgh, was called to tie
chair, 11. Phillips, of Iteserre township, and J. areenougb,
pf l hle city, were Tieo Presidents, nod Alex. Wad low, of Ali
legheny City, Sfcretaries, the following gentWn were
o.ected deiogates:—B. T. <3. Morgan, W. C. Coffln, John
Q reenough, Alexander Wadlow, 0. Hutchinson, J. H. Phil-,
lip*, V. Short, and J. a HenOawon: ; • I
, The following reeolution was offered by E. M. Jones, and
an&nimoasl/adopted:
dc,e J <ltcl *>• Instructed to rote against
i tho-nemlnation of any mao, unless he Is an arowed sud
porterofoor party and priedplea. ”
* ,: S reM &oin °° ‘he Pennsylrani* Eail
p6ad W M(^*f a iQ®4*tioo«ror two T«fteniaT.br a mu* of
becoming datoched and foiling oatae track. »t th*
point oo ttH rSd,££ £
BlalmTiHa jaaetloa. No pornoa lojnrcd.
By ,thß o*Beilly linos, fortho Homing Post
THREE DAYB EATER PROH EUROPE.
. Bostos, F.bruyr. 18 -Tlro Am«te» arriTwJ »t ttl» port
Ud3 mOToinf.-irttti LiTtj-pool data to thaSlrt J»ocurj.
BtogoiMhorooo Slid ItlanJ. tiut will gat c9Tm hiritUde
The Canada arri tod colon the moraiiut dl th* SJth.
Tho tfaaliTiUe baa arrived ax Qlaagovl'
. LrviJtwji. Jinoary 30—Catloo; \jie 'ok' tat
Us too din srero 1 J,i 00 hilt?, (icouuul nuxlcrato and rricv*
Rreadiiafriqotf.
_ Tbe nfw Sdicatc* Uinta groat battla IU ondcrabtedir
fought otKalcfiit on ttaaoih. - Tfaa Turk! are reported a»
lii»ing oeea Tictpriou?- :' .
. Tfio acniwatcaowr Chatity, firm. Liverpool Ibr IlalifiiL
had to the Clyde »itb ht* Oeekaawopt. No UrS
The Surah fiaodi will takchcr p ßc fyngfT?.
The>!ilpUnset, twentyooedayioufc troiaCitr Point
had pat b*cfe to Qaeoaftown ln a leaky condition. ’
It If reported-that« great battle ru taught on ibo ST»ih
ult, at lul&fai, but toe details are wanting, «r«pt »>«"♦ n
Israported thal tbo Turks hare been rlctraioa*. Whether
**& t*X«a place, cr not. It wa*ecrUia
that OortscttkolT wi ajl readjjtp attack g»Mrt, and
was hourly «pected of a trni&Titrcsgle.
fiereral email! encounters bad taken place alone the Da.
nube In which the Tarka were ccheraliv Yictorioua.
Const Orioff eu at Derlin.
J_The Frosslan cabloet ha*. been summoned to meet him.
Tilelenaaorthemfcsrionwerenetknown. FromEcrlinhe
proceed* to Vienna. ■ Affairs la the m peT?tlTT?ft remain un
changed, ■:
Esgixtd.—Tbs documcctaoa the Baetarn <jnwtion were
Co.lMttUMi.CHr, ia Parliament, on iha Utter vt the Mrioo.
Austria renews her demand tor the extradition of torete
nent in the Turkish service. -
thoTnrk*7 ** COoflrned ** friendly with
There 1# less fluctuation in consols, ths market
cloriogat 90 J.4(S;Ooj£. •
hiTsa; BX 'I/n^Giupzr--.ilot4aj r evening—There Is no
doubt that the reply cf thoPreneh and fiDgUrbeorcm
racats lo the Czars lest cote, wlii be firm and decided.
Onea Backer's advanced guard* arrived at' Bucbareft on
the <tb, and. tb© mala bodyatf thellth. Tho mortality
among hie . truop# baa been., enonaoua, BotwjibslandlOjt
which they aero to motions ne*r£a2aJat. *
Gortaehikoff has received final orders. He baa tent for-
beary artillery, and wouldsoot* leare for Little
Fxeah insurrections-are taking place among the Walla
chum population. .
: Letters from St. ,Petersburg, dated Jafl. 20th, ere ofa
warlike tenor. 'Extreme measure* are resolved Upon, if an
explanation from the western powers is not satliikctory.
. Itecfu&tsT, Jan. 45,000 ilussians are concentrated
around Kalafat.. A gTeotbattieisexpectedsoon.
The Aincrica encountered Lead winds.. The troops and
officers all well. Tb 6 steamer laid to off Bird** Island, caus*
log the report., that sha was aground.
On tbe Slat January sbo saw a steamer in the Mersey,
supported tobe tbe Ando, putting back; also a steamer sup
posed to be the Baltic, off Cope Clear; also'saw a steamer.
Supposed to.be the Asia. .
BsiatupE, January 28.—1 t Js rumored that a collision in
the black fi*a has taken -place.
> .Thro is great political excitement inßertla.
It is sapiroscdthaßuKiaiui suffered a severe loss at Mat
chin on ttso 13th. They bad a steamer disabled.
- The whole Bu/dan -force left Sebastopol ©a the 12th in
ih* direction of Batoom. . I
. I>etASlß from Chinastate that the rebels are within stixty
miles of which is weli garrisoned with store* of rice
sufficient for three jearaL'.
Trade is still carried on -cnd«r ; provisional regulations of
tbeconsuishf Great Britain.and-tbe United HtAtes. The
exports of teas iad silks Is mnch greater than last year. ;
WasjhwQftw CnT, Janusry ld—//auK—Mr. Chandler,
from the select committee, reported* resolution authorising
tho-Prealdenttbprocaragold medal*,to be presented to the
captains of the Rilby; the Three Bells ami the Antarctic,
jind distributingslo0 > OQoAmonff the captains, f and
others who. assisted in 'mcnlng tho psssengera of thafiaa-'
Fraimisoo; referred'to a ebmmittoe of the whole on the
state of tbeUolon.'
Sir. Fuller,; from the oommlttoa on reported
with amendmOots the Benate bill extending the warehous
ing systm; referred to the committee of the whole. .
Tke House went into eomraitteo on the Homestead DHL
Mr. Boyce Advocated a modification of lho tariff in view
of .the heavy the Treasury; The policy he
pommended was to confine ilia tariff to the revenue stand
ard, and graduate to the'lowcst point sufficient for the ex
penses of tho government; .taxing every commodity, but
making.the .tariff on luxuries higher than other aKlcics.
To prevent* surplus; ho wonld authorise iho reduction of
■duties to a rrgnlar and uniform. rate until tho revecuo
should only tneer the becossary wants of the government.
The homestead bill was advocated, after which the Honio
Adjourned. • • -
.. Senate:^- Mr. Chtso presentod a petition froml2oodfUens
Of llomiiton.conhty, Ohio,' against <he repeal of the Mis
sooricompromife, and .font others of similar tenor, from
different parts of the State. . '
Mr.. Sumner presented 1 petitions from Illinois and M«ra*
chusetts against the repeal of the Missouri compromise.
- The Nebraska; bill was then taken up.. Mr. Badger ad*
dressed the Becate; he said he had an insuperable objection
to that part of the substitute, as it Was reported by the Sen
ator from HlinolSjWhich related to the indlaus,because it did
not provide effectually for the plighted faith of the nation
with rasp Oct to those tribes wfalchduid been Indnced to go
Wusfof the'Mlssisslppl, under the solemn guarantee, that
ther should hover be disturbsd-Io - the qdlst possession of
tfielr homes, but now that these objections bad been reme
died by a subsequent amendment, he was strongly In favor
of tho bill. - . -
New Tons, February 16.—Fori; firm ; sales 3250 bbls at
Beef...prices stlffer but not quotably higher;
sales 900 bbls at $l4. Lard firm; s&lca 400 bbls at
Cut moats...sales 600 bbls at 05i©9. Whlsky...prison, «a>
■ier; sales 150 bbls Molaaser...Neir Orleaas
Rcarco ; sales 400 bbls at SO, bugar,,.Orleansreflned ; sales
70Q bbls at fit Mascoredofi.; Linseed Oil ...sales 0000 gals
at 76. Iron steady. .;Tho. foralgd news had a fcvorableief*
fcct on the Cotton market;-prices etiffer. Floor.market
firm; sales 5000 bbls at $8,81@9,18; &3Dlhem...sales 700
bbls at' $9@9,25. : : Wheat firm; sales 3000 bus Gone«se at
52,18.; (kJrn firm; eale# 18/)00 bus nt $1,04@1,00. Coffeo
firm wi tiiupward tendency; sales 550 bags Bio at 12)4 ;Jn*
Tal3)^.. ; . /•.' .• .
CxaoHßATl,.February 16.— l lboriver hasfolleD.Blnches;
weather clear and .cool. -piour...so, quiet.. The
Americas news was not received until After business hours.
Whisky,*.23c. Provisions:.continued doll; and sellers to*
day were morpanxioustoraaliw. Balk Hides freely offered
at wlth imall sales city cut at that figure; sales ,CO<L
bbls rdmp Pork at $9,00.; .sales 162 bbls prime Lard—no de
mand price nominal. Tallow—Declined to lH£<v with a:
aalebf 200 bbls. Sales 600 for good
fair and prime.
FjnupELPOU, February 10.—The America’s advices dtad
no effeot oh The export demand for
limltcd; soles 500 bbls mixed and folr brands at $8,30@8,37f
some select'at $8,50; small sales to trada at $8,44@59 for
c ninmon' Whrat. corned in very slowly; sales
lob**bus prime.Pehha red;at;sl,9o, and 2500. bus white to;
■ rivb 'oii the opening of thB (Anal, et $2. Com steady;
bus new yellow at 92@93 inlstoro; no change in
'Oat? and' no «****' Whisky dull; holders Asked 35 in bbls.
and 34inhh■, ■ -• .■
invite cßjicriofM ajjbdtd
wWUSnytoorOldl, fdthcfdOotslngcertificate,ginn bdmo,
ifi/ JSx. Joint a Urr is, <lf RebUt toumihip, ini thii. county.
Mr. imt* lionoof <mr mart respwtaWo dtiimu, and Tol
untarfly callod oo Dr. Keyset «nl oftrrd Ws eertitoto to
too &cta stated telow. Tho PEOTOBAXi STKUP M*r sale
'at 1» Wood strert, onib, droggteMSsnerglly..
,■ threat Cure by Dr. Key««r’« Peetorol
STEtIP.—I live la Peebles to— aeblp.' Allegheny eouatf,
t had a totxqhlutrand Bptitingi -bleb, commenced about too
4th of Pobruotylaet, and coatlQued for eljht wholo mOntln.
h : the 11 hot: to «» and my
continued : a?mbaied.iutol^^y
tlmri W aaod,leedmt l7 yoarPECXOSAl“4agVECP l
Urol, ftoo frcmcosgbtae_wd J
TELEGRAPHIC.
ABRITAL OP TIIE ii IEBtCA.
THIKTY-TniUDCOSGOESS.
TEIEQBAPH HABKETB.
EWM MEW ESS, Jfl
\%feel water In tho channel, arid rising. ' ' ;
The rise acmes mainly from tho Allegheny rircr.
. .Quite • number of coni boats are leering lbr the
markets below. Wo hope they will hare better lock this
time than thcy.tmd In tho January riso, ond thers is a fair
prospect that they will. Thera Is ho ice to harm them, and
January storms ora over lor thia jear. * : ■ • •
Business Is Tory brisk on the wharf A great many boats
•ro loading and unloading. Boron steamboats arrired at
tho wharf hclbro 12 o’clock yesterday.
steamer iastoronlng. After a walk through her cabins wo
do nothealtate to say that she Is the most splendid speci
men of naral architecture on the westoro water*. We hare
not time or room to giro a fall notice of her in "this morn
ings papers but in par Opening edition, or to-morrow morn
lngj Bbe will bo described in full. ;
She is under the command of Capt. Jonh KturntTrs,
apda better man nerorwalkod a hurricane dock: holt
assisted by Mr. W, Baku, one of the most accommodating
elorks that cart be found on our boundless waters.
learcs to day, with his tino steamer
Weio Tort, for lamlsrillo.
, r *« «teainor Eiinhurg loarcs lh!a afternoon at 4 o’clock,
for fit. Look Bho is a now boat; built at Brownsrllte, and
commanded and partly owned by the well known and popu
lar stsamboatman, Captain George W. Bowman: -It is a
large and excellent boat, and had many ateliers yesterday,
to look at her lino proportions arid accommodations, and
h&fidsomt finlih. '.
Thtßudreye Etate leares today at 2 o’clock, P. M., for
Cincinnati, aa tho packet. Bhs Is the regular fiundsy
packet, but la the absence of the PiUsburgh‘ t - she iakss her
place to day. / ’
: Tht tteamer nelum brought to tUe port near 400 tom of
fcclght. Sho ieatci again on Saturday, and the tUppum
being won acquainted with offleora and boat, there will be
no doubt of their loading by the time adrertlrod. 1
Tains hare had an lmpehxou# ctfccfc oMn th<*
Jim Tttterday at dajltebt tbS water ttiT coi
I?*3'P£2'ii , S *Jftoeh»nnol In in immense eolumo.ind bj
31 o clock It bad riwo fitoor aixfeot, mxd vu iben
, jast aaTapldij, Goads that bad; bcea landed early la thf
: £id tn b« rwuoyea for feu they iroalil bißated
?&£BZ*£2gs*, aS --
i„^ ol t? r ?ft“ ft” Cipliin Euly, junk recently
r 1° , [ h *"*? *. 10l ' D “- Tie »Ind end stream current
fo^, b ” S?' 0 * 1 ft” 1“*. ’»hlch ra In mTunOnChe,l
chiefly tn Captain Esrly.who hid no lnjorenoo nn h™
He also lost sBdo In piper money, which.ros la a safe and
tank with the booL— Cincinnati :iSnsuircr t JFibrwry lL ;
* 10 *M» point, with only 6 f oet
the canal last evening. Paring the nre-
J*?s?*?• ” tte *fwj»ld receded« faohee. This
lIJXS! urf****® ? r water ftt thU eajcn of the year. TfcS
™ ■ md
POST OP PIXIBBTOOH.
12 rrxr waraa ta rna cnaawiL, Herat wans.
. _ AUMIVtO. :
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, BrownraUla.
“ tnierue, Bennett, Brownsrllle.
H JbrausShriTtr, i, llt West Newton.
.! Cen. Baynid, Peebles, Elizabeth,
“ Jmeetaty.Bhonse. Blenbenrlllo.
“ Wincbeeter, Moore,Wheeling.
Sam Snowden, Bono, houlsrlUn.
“ Upturn. Stoops, toulirllle.
Onclnnati.
• " rlsg, Banner, St. lonte.
“ A l!o ?BV <s rr' n,tT - Cincinnati.
MansSelJ, Maretta. Xasbrlile.
. _ • depaeted,
‘ Jefferson, Parkinron, Brownsrllle.
“ amiernfl-BenueU.Brownsrine.
« ThomasShrirer, Halley, West Newton,
. . Gen. Bayard,Peeldea, Elisabeth.
“ City, Ebouw-, (Stenhenrillc.
“ winchester, O.D. Moore,Whaelto*.
JL PbiUdelpMs.arace.CinrlcnsU. l
Blltor, Bales, SI. iSnls.
“ Trople, Vreneh, St. haul*.
“ Piaj. Maratie, Cincinnati.
STEAMBOATS.
“1854."
PITTSBURGH, CIBOXKHATX, LOUIBVHAE,
- SAINT LOVIS.
PittatrargS and Cincinnati Steam Paa&ot tino
_ TBI <jWTOT»»CI or
PASSENGERS A3D FREIGHT
#tnrtra
PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
An<S Saint liouli*
* (CP* M futcpo*«d at «rrcn ni
powerful SJi:*tnrrs, trow IjJES»
mUfd for rpeed, ipleodor, ~ r-*y
«w romfcrt, and i* the osurtatousii »attr tm or emv
PACKmonlb*Ohioilrer. UccncpctjurUb.!i«. U.B.Mall
woa o/staaoß» from aoctonaU to UaUwUfc and s x {ot
r?.V/T wbfcb pawenjrcr* and am ticWird end **.
efctfy. Two new St men bare bom added
to tha Une, whicb naw ccmalatf of tba Ibllowlnjf boat* r
AIAEQnUfY .Ota. Sl’luw.._.......>?ac*iaT.
SST?TiSI»^ A K ACE **— ,?K -Kocxtv...^..WtS^Say.
lIIA -»*•»• 0ner...... l.TfetmSaY7
PiftfißUllQlL. - pfU ft . *
PE^BVLVAXIA.„„..^^IS s^^™^ :
If*! 0 3? lly 8t 2 o’clock prccivly. •
Ho frdglit rcoctv«l after nine o’cloc* on tEo norcimr of
departure.
fox p*racol!«, »rr<lr on toart. or to '
jotrv it, uvisosTOS.i
JOHN flack. ; A *' EtJ, 4
Hottso BoHdlon.
jllfplO) ,
Pittsburgh, 1853.
For Cincinnati and l.®sirr|'ll*7~~
(Ts> f. TUB Atranter KKTWSN, Crpt. grows, trill
«|W,«2.(ii r the »In»« »nU pom, on
15th ItuL, *llO oVJocli, A. 5!.
For IWjht tea pw»£o Apply on ho«r<l, or to
ffM &? ' yLACK * PAUSES. Acratr.
For SnhrlUi.
h THE steamer TWIN CITY. Capt. ainca
tetH tears for the shots sr.t folermedtsta
on SATCItPAV. IhelSili Inii.
lor freight asa postje appljr ott herd, or to
fcbli 3 FLACK A IHRNTS.
Kop St. Loula< ' "
I KK thb rt«an«»’ PAUL ANDERSON, Captaia
C.Gelat, »Ul ieareibr the aboto an 3 tatw*
■MWyytmallMa port*,on SATURDAY, 18th in.'t.,»UO
o clocA, A. 51.
Jor frdjht nnd poaraips nppljAoo boarJ, or to
-frMSj FLACK A LtVINOaTOV,
For lionlitrlUe,
(ms* ' TUB rbataer New yottft, Ciruis D. Oil-
I win laaTa&r tbaabor. and ItHcrrncliatc
THIS DAV, Jab.llth,at 4o’cl«k,
P. M. For freight or puiangc, jipplj on hoard, or to
febl7 FLACK A LIVIKOSTON, ig«nt*.
■ ~For at. Lome. : "
, <r?> .To* otMowr EDrNßUnan, C»pt O. TT.
will lcavo for ihaaboro and Intartne-
porta, on, TUB LAV, ITtb Inst, at«
o'clock, A. M.
For (rolgbt and pasaaso apply on hoard, or to
f°w • FLACK A LrasOSTON, Agents...
FOE SAIE OH UKNT.
T'HAT now, larg* and «.mjnodUm* building known «i
X ABTHUB’3 BVTUDI.VO, No. « Grant Street The
Bloro Room 1* OS feet deep, with, double counter*. an office,
fitted ap with fire-proof mult In the mar. and fitted up In
the finest itylo for iheDRY GOODS JBCSIXKSS, !• at pro*
Mat occupied byJoux L.Amocm, formerly Aaruvua A Bao,
A* • bortnewataud it cannot be excelled, being near tho
Scotch fill) Market llouae, aud betwcea the Pennsylvania
Raltroad Depot, and the contemplated Bteubenrifle and
ConnolUrtlle KaUmad Denote. The Second Story U q**,!
firtLAWYEJVS OfFTCES and SOCIETY BOOMS* and tho
Third Story la well adapted fora SALOON, ODD FELLOW
n ALL, or any pnrporo requiring room. The whole is heat
ed with hot air, on the moat approved plan. This property
will ba fold on cany terms, or will be mated altogether, or
teparetcly to fultablo tenant*. Enquire of
EDWABD ABTBUBS,
Or ROBERT ARTHURS, Attorney at Lew, , .
2d. Jtory of taid building. .
Houses and Lots fob rale.—one im of Ground
on Penn street, nssr lho Canal Basin, 21 feet by 100.
Three Brick Houses In East Birmingham, fcot 00 by 110.
Two Houses and Lots on Pino street. ■
75 feet of Ground bn Liberty street, by 100 feet deep.
Ono Honseand Lot on Fifth street;opposite the Court
Boom.
One Lot of Ground fn Bharpsburgh, together with the
frame of a House, Ac., ready to put up. -
• Two Lote on Quarry struct, near Walnut--
Two do do do do Adams. .
Three Houses and Lota In Bast Liverpool, Ohio.
Eight Lota, 24 by 110,adjoining the Borough of Lawrenoe-
Tillo.
All of tho.nboTo property will bo sold low, and on reason
ahlo terms. Apply to JAMES BLAKELY,
cb9 corner B<rrenth and Smlthfleld streets.
Co*Far(nersltlp« ;T; ,
TUB subscribers hare this day formed a partnership for
the purpose of carrying on Xhtnmittion and fbrward*
vip, In connection with the Azcon and Oil, and Pro
duct business generally, under the stylo ofKxausu A Kicn
aanaon; warehouse No. 116 Water and IfiOFrontetrcets:
formerly occupied by Borbrldgo A Inghram.
WM. a ENGLISH,
. JAMES BIOBARDSON,
. ■ ; JAS. J. DENNETT.
Pittsburgh, February lBt,lBS4rfcb3
JUST RECEIVED, by Express, thb day—
-2 doa. Obit’s Repeating 5 und > lx Inch. :•
6 do*. Allen’s ItevoMug Pistols, assorted, sites.
1 M Warner’s 44 ■ . »* ' & beutlful pocket else.
For sale nt DOWN A TETLEY’S,
. fob 7 ■••... 130 Wood street
CLKAVKU'S HONK I tJOAP—BOO down iofit arrived, anil
for ealo by . J FLEMING BROS.*
Bncccssora to J. Kidd &Co., ,
No. 00 Wood ytryot,-
OYB’ AND 'SOUXliS’Coarse and Fine Boots at cost.'
L. E. HAYWARD,/
feblQ comer of Market and Liberty streets.
SMOKING.— We ca© smoko balk meat for any one wish*
ing, daring this end the next three months, at $1,60
lOOO lbs. Smoke-house, corner Pike street and Catml,
Fifth Ward, ffebli? FRANCIS SELLERS A CO.
BACONt-WOO pieces Hams t . 2700 pieces Bbpulders.
: Hanging and smoked Hams ready for dellrery.
V: febli > * /: • FRANCKS SELLEftST & Ob/
" AlU> ANDGREABK—IBOIbs No, 1 Laid: 277 lbs white
Li Greaso. for eftldhr r
fob! 4 , ; FRANCIS SELLERS, A CO.
AKD OlL—Bobbls No. 1 J ard Oll; 25 bbls No: 2 Lard
4 OU, for rale by [fobl4j FRANCIS SELLERS A CO.
M2SB9 AND RUMP PORK—2OO bbls Hess Pork;l76
hbb Bump Porker raleby?> -r:'/?.'•
febl4 - - FRANCIS SELLERS A CO.
T ADIESVOLOTH CLOAKS/—A. A. MASON A CO, No.
JU2S FlFTttStreet,inrites attention to their eiockof
Ladles* Cloaks and Capos, now offered at greatly, reduced
prices. ■ • ■’ • ~ . febl4
8H AWLS— Yet on hand a complete stock of every descrip-
Hon, of 2000 shawls, Which wo are selling at ono-third
lcs« than usual prices. A; A. MAHON A 00., ;
febU / ‘ . No:2sFifth street. :. ;
TVBESS PLAIDS.—A. A, MABON A Fifth etreot,
II are now closing oat their Plaids,atgreaUy
redaeedprices. , . /•-/.■•;/ ; , fcb!4
PLAID SILKS —We Loto a goodatock of Plaid Bilks, «U
selling at a large redaction fromusual prices.
A. A- MASON & CO.,
No. 25 Fifth rtreet.
Uepot and UnUraad Traclt for Heat. .
A. &SJI 4 °o.’B FREIGHT DEPOT ON., MBBKTT
E»UraiJ Track, Switch, ani opDOTtp:
Ha 01 lnqatw trttha Erprera Office,
' ■ - EibUtf
V -••-
s‘ : X '.-V; f £ \e;j f. t' :
COMMERCIAL POST.
■ OOEMOTKDtJAXITWB
Hoob A Sargent* I
ftrwf of- Wood and &
. PENNSYLVANIA;
Pittsburgh Banks-;...... n&r i
i Philadelphia **
l Brownsville '.i'—iij'nar I
: Back*county * 1 ... . l jl
: UhesterCo.(newifißiie)u, • V
Colombia Bddn Oo,; <IM ■ £
Danville ' “ .4....... £
Delaware co. “ l
Dbylestown « ... £
Easton « ......... C
Bennantown* 4 y
Lancaster Banta-....,.u C
Lebanon “ y
; Montgomery co- Ranks*!* y
Northumberland “ M . V.
Pbttaville « , M . C
Reading « {}
Bcbuylfclllcounty « ... £4
Washington' «
Westßranch <« „. • y
Wy0ming...',;*;..........,.., • Q
Carlisle-........,—, 0
Chambersburg........... - a?
Gettysburgb—. a/
Harraburg....—. ■ 0
H0ueada1®........ £?
Middletown;.....-—a?
Waynesburg... — a*
York 8anka........ 0
Belief N0te5.........
.United States Bank.—.; 15 j
Allegheny City Sorfp.— dmJ
Pittsburgh City « pari
Allegheny 00. « .....wm 1
NEW YORK. ,
New York City..—.—- xt
Country Hanks 0,
NEW JERSEY. •.( i
AH solvent Banka-...;*.- ~v
- • I
All solvent Banks.—.... t/
5ma11N0te5...,«...A;;.;. f , g
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks—.—u
•Countiy Banks-...—.;- 0
„ . VIBOISXA. *
BsnkofVa.*branch£s~.
Pomers’B)L4 branches., 9?
Valley Bk, a branches—, |?
Ezdxangeßk.ftbrahchas 9?
Wheeling Batiks--,...;., 341
Wheeling branches..— - A2J
NEW ENGLAND.
All wlTeat Banks--.-.. itfj
FBICES OP STOCKS.
»iWKi«Bj*jiT.roinij*K(isßisaroji at
r&trlcba & Frleadi IStelumeß Brak«n.
Corner offtflhand WoodttraUiMtUburgh. ,
S2SJ««*'frJS<g 100,00;’iKl* ism
PenniylT«n!a(S(.lS79 „.. OOO 100 M
P«mnl»«nto6UBo3..™., O^OOj 1 07,00 100 00
Aloghcny county 05.—100,00, -100,00
Aikshcny eoantycoaiKme-.™... 06,00 100,00 loaoo
HtUOurghcttyOs... ; ...... S3^0 ( 100,0o! 100,00
Pitbiburob city coupons, pay. hi a 1 ~ i ’ :
i<W# .103,00? 100,00
amk/irHtUbantb—". :—.... .66,00 U 65,76 60 00
Merehanta»st«imfdctnicri'llimk 67,0c 1 67,60 : 60 m
Ktrhßngpßanfc™... ....—..... 65,25! 65,60* 60*00
«w «*, 3,1*
gs^ , gjsis== S 2, $g
nnf.d *troet ftJ.OO, OQ T OCi' 47 00
v;
A ~rat&Ss3S^C;.W. W V;.
42.00 '446a! £ona
OliOtUjrtnio 41,76 *300; 60^00
KAttKOM) STOCK, 45,00 6^oo
PcsaajlranU •*&«*, 45.7*? 6o>»
gagJsa^W:
-|f ■»! %
Kttobsijli ■ _J , i7si«Sr "Z
Karth American...™ _
North TT«l_ ....S'™. . - SnSi —:
OhlaTnp Roe*™ SZZ 'T*! —:
Mi!m«ou..,.„. ~ , ! •••Sw "'''■
. tjm ■■ IoW -T7~
tosgluHooshtcD 4,60' (LOO ."
~ er«i ******
Fire « taf i**kf “***'
&Hte ? ..™._...™._.„......r.„.: & r:
i&sszsrssz™™ ■¥s ..*5 -~
&££~;—r:—™ ;_l m
t.<» o;S:
WEEKLY BEVIEW OF PirTSBEBOH HAIIKET.
Omci o» tub Btur tall pwrr, >
Friday, Potroary IT.IBM, ' f ■
Bnslners slneo oar las: has two ttu3«»ta!jr Mr, with a
narked Improreotnt at tho rtoaa of tba wm*. TSa rains
on Meoday and Tuesday hare caused car rirtrs to swell,
»al wo now hare a stag. of water snfflelent ftf all boating :
pnrpoffs. Quito a largo number of raalboau baro gone,
and many others are prefarioj' la start UuriaMaOn lba
wharf la unite U«ely,an-d Prodoco of ercry description Is
beginning to arrtso more frwty. Plour, dating too week,
has been qnlai. but steady op to the anlral of tba Africa,
wben the tnarUat became somewhat depressed, he? news
bring considored ucfatorablo. By her we bare tho fellow-
Ing quotations: . ..
,hXK&}*»»«»*'M/iiw-ita Ui» (sarly"part of
*"•***s.«*#«** r«w *rnrfi<»b^{ofU K tiut the market had
-again aasumed a quiet.lone, a oprratlona basing
SLfit rtWof. th. glib, tt heat and
Flnur aere In Im detnaml. and rod,, el-ihlp «.W at 31 on
wheat nod in r n Knur, under Tuesday'* Trlne<, hot naro
hoo»d srera notj ffcriog at lower ratca. Messrs. lUchard
mn.Ctotbera a Ca n qoote Westsrn Canal Flour at 41s, ex*
Warehouse: til,la, Philadelphia and lialiltunr. 44ehl.es
atoir, ot-d ex -hlp; U. 3 white Wheat 12. Sa@l3s,
14s(%l.sSt. Indian Corn!. In Terr actlse demand at lsffl
•* adsaore; tha quotation* an hi* 613534 lor prime white
ana yellow.
AStlia—Wo hare no things to notice lu soda »*!,. but
continu* our-quotations of last week, with sales of 145 cask*
etomatlr and lmportoj soda Pearls an without
nJ2ESsK ? uow I'ots nominal at Salera-
CQi 4J4(g>»Wea
APPLE&—TSo.markaita baiter supplied and tbs demand
qufWMtlMi wequoteafrsl.7so2£O bl>L •••-•- •
nn 7J**f**“fl; reported in this nnkje, bnt
quote atss,7oB,asto brand. .. ....
i-S^S £ i^ I ? Ar Cr ai * Bc^ <mr,ft£ J w 0 »Jrs roportedof
.IvSfS®- * * 10 000 « 4 *i, &®<Mq ;
WOOdo at Gc for Bide*, end &> far Bhoaldct*.. r : *
•DfcA!«a,--Tba b&# improved and price* haro
allgbily advanced. W« quote sale* at $1,1001,25.: "...
*nd the demand limited.
>ve quote at 24025 c. - ,•
rioro«$1,50, 1,e202£3,p«*
BACON.—The demand for Paeon eon«m»» quite limited;
, . TLBS—The ma'nufacturors’ prices are'
s2,oofor Buckct«,cash; No 1 Tut:s £7,25, No. 3 *7*oo: liecl
'rs„f--e2rs;.u£!,l^of,llqctctB frc!a »«ersiu m&s:
. S LT J f - ! J'—TKo demand from tbs trade fir rull tros less
actlse during the week, nnd sold at 12U@15, for fair to;
' ‘ T 'Bo tn 'W (S ” rtportcJ >
BUOKWiI KAT JXOUn—la in steady demand at $1,370
1,50 per Jack. ... ..
selling at $1,75(31100.
bSSsef 0 m reportcj
Water Cracker*, H bbl
Butter do - do. aan
Pilot Bread. . as 00 •
Sugar Cracker*, lb Z ' Bid
Boston do do *S2
Wc Nlp .do do BVl'
■ Soda , do . do . sC&
A a—The following are now the ruling
Pousd Yatts-*2Jo.. sto 10, lb 1
“ UA-12; M
w l3 . u
“ U ...-a........ «
!! ‘ti “
*‘lB ie-.V...*.,...,....., 31 «
.■« 17 -« -a
“ lft .*5 «I :
“ It) ......a........... Si «
_ ~* 20 - 27 4<
BOZCTVab.\ «• «
“ fIOO *8 «
.“ 700....«......e....^„.;„. M ..,.,7 V*
“ 800... .......GU «r
“ ....OVI M ‘
; “1000.................. ........0U«
„ Carnet Chain; white 10@20, colored 23. Corerlot Yarn.
23025. Candlewlck, 18. Twine, 20. Batttee. No. 1. 13:
No. 2.12; Family Batting, 15.. Caillklag* 15. *
CBANBERRieft—We quote At $0,50010 bbl, and’but
fewlu tho market. . .■
COPPJSR-rWe quote at 35030, cash and time,
CANDLES ANihSOAP.—We now quote candle* asfol
* msaild whloh Is an advance f -soap
4^ ESE ._We quote .tendirsalekntsaioe;
CLOYER flEED^—There continue* a brlik domand for
eloTer. with sales at $5,6005,02 first hands and from store/
Timothy Beed sells from store at $2,1202,25.'
DRIED BEEF—We notice sales by tbs Ueroo ttO,
DRIED PRDlT—Ther** Is a moderate demand for Peaches
at $1,0201*75, first hands. Apples are In limited demand
at $1,1205],25.:
. EGGS—Are ready sale -at :14015, for fresh; nicklcd. era •
selling at 12013.'
FEATHERS—Wo contlnuo our quoiationa at 46053. ao
cording to quantity and quality.
FISUf—We quote Lake Salmon at $10010,50; white Lake
at $10; Trout at $9 ; No. 3 Mackerel at $10,50010,76; Her*
ring $5,DO@O.
FEED.—Wecontinue to quote City.mllls Bran at 10012;
shorts 15018, and middlings 62030.
FREIGHTS.—Tho following «ro tbs tarUf rates on the
Pennsylvania Railroad:
On Flourto Philadelphia or Baltimore... 00 bbl
First rinsa freight SWcts.alOOfts.
Secoal « >• • 75 do. do.
™«d “ “ 05 dm dm
Fourth “ “ 50 do. do.
, FBDXT3.—Tho follorriag la tho list of current prices for
foreign fruit: *>' <
.»02®3,76t3t)0x, ■
S2s«ptfl isUh.
fig* J2@l4 ®lb.
... If mans f. .6,00 ' a box. ‘
jt;6o Yl'-box. ;t^
—Since our last review, the supply has been but
little moro than-tbo actual wants of home consumption,
and prices ruled preciy steady, and the demand fair; np to
Wednesday. When tua-Africa's, news from Liverpool bo*
Came known the demand was less active, and the market
became moxe depressed. .The mlaa for the week were light,
; at $7,2507,40. . On Wednesday the market was dull at $7,•:
25, with but; aw bavars. On Thuraday but fow buyers
could be had ntqvers7. -;• >.
GRAlN.—There continues a briricdemazidlbrall
lions, and . -price* are steady;' We quote Oats at 41042 o;
Corn advanced and is-cow held at 60068 c; Bye firm at 80 <
©Bsc; Barley 62@65c; Wheatr^i | ao@i i 6ff aa to kind and
quality.
G ROGERIE3f—SEnoe the Aate of cur last tbcro. has been
an improvement-in: this K«»lpte of Bugar
and kwlaasea from below have oossHexebly improved, and
we notice sales of about 600 bbls of molasses, at 2502514 c.
Sugar has moved off fredy; about 100 hhda changed haSte
■ ‘ ,jc *-• “".:: : *4' 'e^i*
'mm?sszg§
' V; - v • n . - k , t. .
a'. 1 1, Vf,
, t •?* ■* .■* ?
./ v ‘ v• *
■tsr* ttqSBIBO POW3T.' •*
tirte&f PitUlruroh. ; ' .;
L. _ oino. -
• ctateßk.anc| branches •**
> OthersolTcntßonka....*. 5 &.
Bank of?»adusky«,.
i GnarlUe.H.v,M( 50;».
, N0rwa1k.....;,...,.....,.,^
. .ic *
, Wooster..... ..........1 25
m INDIANA. .
, State.JJtock 8anka5..,.,., AT
, Stateßk.andbtanohea..* g?~
„ . „ n,U«OIS. : ~
, State Stock 8ank5...;..,';, JVf.
State Bank 8ranch.......! AO**
, Bank ef niinbEs.....;...;j' 75 .
; •■. . KENTUCKY. .
All solrentßanks.......* a/
MKSOVBIi k 74
Stateßk-andbiranches... •*£'•
1 -iflCmOANi 74
All solrent Banks .... i
, „ ' WIBOONBIN.
, Mytoo a Fire Inenren«M> ;
, 5,
, v „ TENNESSEE; - •' ’ • '
, Allaolrentßanka...*.,... S
;. .. KoarH OAKOL&A.
All solrent 8ank5.;,,...,. 1
. BOUTH CAROIiNA. V
All solrantßank?.r
OEpßfllAi:
All Solvent Banks.,**,.... -TK£
... - , ALABAMA. ? *
All solrent Banks..*. 6
khjibiana.
AU solrent Banks. 11/
„ w exchanges. ■
NewYork-....;.*.;,.;. . *,««
SS
Cincinnati.....;.. m A&tft.
Z&u£l
VAHJIfOB COINS.
American Gold (new),..... n«
American Gold
Baterelpu_ 44 83
Guineas...:.... 2 on
Proderickdors..-. 7 Ra
Jro Thalers....— 7; g?
Tin Guilders....... .... s; £{
l-oubdor 4 2 r
Napoleons . «i«?
DonWoonc.PatrioAZllAJo
Doubloon., Spanish ..16 2x
Ducats jJ?
**** *n»ad-to now
«SgSSS'S lt " rw® “ 75 ®
tomdfor NMSimno&s
® fcr tto ,at*r
rS; h "'"’ 8 of _ IMtonB BpriognoM at
tw^^ 7 to qtroto in demand übSltfasxt. '
S “ lh » t'orc.-^ 4
No ItoaeY°n?“ U “ n 0 ,nql “ “ J 502.12 for common
tolling at B@SV.-t :••
TOBACCO.—lijeScmand for 'jaunnficlnwrf fo f-W -«.»
3
ana
: wmr? Y min qt S* ** Tj ®X
« u «..*«>
I --W m \rr>t> Oara. . ; , ; I
’tSfeg-ii«SS!£S;^
I ,- .. „. Aact»pn..D«lly Unlit.' : —:■'
A Mii/.* I ,'* «on»er. Of Wood and
n „. u11 „ n / ■■■ atso ? cwck,p. -a, i
„ . „ AT 7 O'CLOCK, p. J|_
KoU, SlltlMory, Kmcr Art Ida, Mmlcot Irutratacnt/i.
BOQKSANI) ETAIjaSARi, at Auction,—On Saturday
wxt, FebrnaiT lStb, at «arlr ! rhi lirttnm
» DD * - AurliLn fiance, an esfrns=s*e | o t of
“>4 JJJawilamwo*ueo**,In* and
stationary. M«p>, Ac. JAMKB M’KSXSA, Auct?
SHUtTd, as Auction.—On Saturday areniua neat,
febrtiary Ifilli, at S o’clock, will te tdT.i „tv* i;5.„ “Tr?
** -. o'clock Wilt bo mid, at McKean*’*
f»^St.<=« ; the etockof »“wl
country rtoftt." Amoo# tlio lot arc eomo t«t? fino troodiL
Coburg* raeriuea, 6lrmccx,Sus do lSnej!
b«niiS«,.»higb*ia*, bnen lostres, calico* chlntsc* tani
tKM tino .' b ? vU «'j Ilros hJkfj., ribbon.,
LwlL t JlTiir ti^'^ tbJwsd, rpool Cotton
B*orw and tnalerr, ffospcoilerr, Unwy* lambs' wool thirt*
and drawer?, white drew JhirtVQlfigfcaia and check ahirt*
OTtrcoau anl paaUl *wrsn^&i«,JlSJh £’
**\P*W*S, tills
i «° !
fllt,; JAMBa MeKKSVA. Aurt'r.
Baieoit doors at Aronos.i-ob ?at
-5-i lSth, at T o'clock! at the Cc-ramcr"
tlol Baloj ItofflM. coroorcf Wood and Ulth-attacko will b«'
ouaßoplu,among Which aral Piularch'a Idrej; Bitnpnin’s
”** ; Encyclopedia of GffwraphyTs
? jM* »?.P«o>ttir; Mia aitford'a Work,.:
S B P of HustoO'l, 0 role; WcUbarh’j Jfcchaoics
s£S£«fS*?;
fjjf 1 ?( rl=«> lodiuui; India and tin. mndoos; Mc~ur
‘f ‘ I Ji'h' r, . or 1 ?’l i! I n ' 1 ’ 2 To! *: Manual Of Maonel
ilM^ < a I . U ’ n r- 4 ., I ,' & ropcrb family- and pSirt
blbloa, Ao. Catnlojcci can bo had at tic Auction aiiSo.
JSili . P. M. DAVIS, Anot ■
_ To the Public.
D w^^ L,J2O,,SST crrv * pA
(] ?p ,0 4 f LA \ I ! , 1 tbwDkfol for pMt Ur an, be-,4 to'ln*
bum vrS Hi? ‘’V, b „' t^ hs .” lu carriM on tbo FOUNDRY
CUSINiiiS, In all Its bradcher, as htirfltafoT*,-at tbo old
•tand, eoraerof strectaod CKNTUB Al]?,
to s?■ Mm -L ,n ,ui<!iu ™ ta >«* f °™«
!2 r *? .no becam« tha_ proprietor of the*xchirive rteht
5> r *hf s - of John Johnson’s Srlf-UeMlnt; Chirms!
SmootlilnK IroDjptsnted J«nniTy,lBsi;i,ae<aj»JtaprSS
Iron *-’ b ” 1 » ‘heoStJr
of th» nmjirtlol h»)fof4.J. Johnson’s psiimf Bor Smooth-
KsJoV&h"rt ariiCl '’ I ' arrmtKl h> Eioosnto.
• AHrghnnr City.
| .rman.* FBESH and cmhiilete slock of MAKOS.
ttlß celebrated factory cf Xunnp &
ffTVTISIiJu! 18 5?£.!S l E s and will be
■it-niJSLi M elWbltol bytjiosubectlbe-r. Sunns
si?i*f^ii K “ nO, :i re “2*'considered hi ataoct without a
br r tone, touch and capacity for
ore uneiiproachcWc, and hence the prefer
t)7,u>l thoso inhabiting, the southern
tSdta Soo Th h and prices from
DusaoUcg wtH begtnm of their sirlfiDv
obtain a first class Piano, fully
sa?4 p as , *'“' :|n ' i “' t
» Mi! 0 A6on *^“ nni 4
■fo?- 5 .. ■■■-■-■• NO. 101 Third .nwg-.'i
fSP?™ : -s HUMAN
®°2 tt-fow .iiliutratlonfi: jast ptiWiabed. A few
copfc*?f ihuaooro work this day reeciTtid, and far-ijale by
,• ; ... . SAMUEL B. LAUFPERT J '
i Bookseller, Stationer and Paper Dealer,
F? Wood fi treat.
; ThePOpiilar Educator, partlO;
Ths Old Brewery and Sew Mission IIoiuo:
Sketchasofthelrleh Bars by Hod.H. L Shell'•
Bratthwaltae’ Kelroajwot, part 2!, Rjrdannary:
. Banklng'a Abstract, part JS, for Jonnarr;
Mlabaps bf a Tour In Europe : by Qrico Broca,
% .stpgr'W.ite author of the
°p tI «"'“ r<^ ir ' a *“ “'‘■“‘.Ml roll at the
Subscriptions received to any Periodical published.
IT., MlSEtt & CO,
• 32SinUhfltfla street
Dried fruits—
Now Bunch lU!dtu,'l&Kc & lb:
Cluster do 10 do
Keg end Valencia*. _ 8 do
'Best Prench Currants, 18%6 ■a lb.
.French and German Plums, 8c » lh:
New York Plums, I2Uca «\Um:
Pared Peaches, Ibo do
Split Pom Mid Whiteßmns, 6 end 10c pefnuart;
Alto, 3 bbla prime SttMt Cider s for rote hy
; ; - JEHU HAWORTH,
.comer of Diamond and Diamond alley.
: \ • jbogt* :u - •-;■
BETWEEN €7 -Wood . street and Adams & Co*h
once, n RECEIPI of-Somuol 0, Jollte, of Now York,
f alll *n » Music for. the Million. AJibcm
: BAMOEL tt IACPMSB,.' ;!
fqblfi ■; - ; ...y.y;WWooUftKOt.
/gsassssv . *>> AHIi, BUKtHioN DE.NTIBT. (mic.
fromsSf^k* 3 ' omc ° l “ ,tt ”> to™* tolo^;™ a
«DNDBUS&-V' - ;
O; 600 boira Window Gloss.
; ,300 kegs Juoi&taNaita,
lOOtoicsmoaUanl ilippcaCanaiwi,' '
~ 100 ; do .. .Star. do ■
100 do Rosin §oap,
1 “■£. d ° '''“legated Soop,
•25 doa Half Tow Baga, * . ■
• i^a^w'unr andcio,m wriiifl s
S 5 do Gandlo Wick ' - v
, U? bagsJepjKjr.Tor'falo by® . .
■ 5 KING & MQORHEAD.
QCaAU—loo hhdsprlmo Now Oriesros,'lo kmlTe, fdr salo
■ ffeW) IKI.SO'r MOORHEAD.
115 KING * moobebad; •
/"'IPPJPJSK--IQO m 0 OslTea; iis‘ baw Jwa; a primo
V'»*> r saloby -ffeblp} .KIN'S & MOORHEAD
Imperial, Young at
v;6oa and;D!«k froagood to folr *alV
■ ffeblS] - V KING &IjOORirEAT» .
r^ lr “ 1 b * * Up. 87,
’ Mary. - '
-j^l^ oP^“ptorln^>f, ™ UlsPr « ncI ‘. of S®aa
SvSl 0 ?' Catherine Crow. '
i?° “ lse > B ‘ MwmU.
Pmesof.jUabama •
,»■f'\Wfia-»iQmats, new.; ; c .
iVsrt • • .•-
I & V. JOSHUA BHOBES A 00,
l 5 S 3 Wood »tr*»t.
\ • \ •■ ' * ••■••
;.7&L »■ .'.,7 .•
* *' vG" ’ "
'S®?a^^^isss
• We notoyefmlai f sATpqTj V *t 1 *»■»••
M@s for FFFOtXy. rlflo 6U down ift *{''
rit powder
dißcooot to tho trado ■ : «>° regular
Sml “ 1 lota “ »t *» to
■ *%a@2.^ ,: m«-*aJ!o®VB'for iZv£
raS ' ‘ bantifl - Solos from storo at 25c. advancoon'tboS
46§60' cootiauo StOtaflons for Eastern nm crop at
at tho scales at an
,vB I ££ Srr^'e fl noto common western at UU; primo dry
0.-; :...-•■■ *
: rttecvfor.'
forks'bw tare, holders ask VK©S
IHSPf
i NAVAL OTroipilw s scat “’ ? nJ , lj,;W at 51,30(ii1.37.
l4RnfflK^n? T 9£.l?~^^ <l n “to Jiosln at $3(83,25; Tar at
U * <l aW ° f ToTOOtlne
lf^^ A^bw^T' W ‘’J pri ' i:t , <rar t“ b,e for Iron and
torero ThelibStMfrmffr upon by
ordeet ? b6t ? tfa * u ', r 9f ; Nailß Mo; “nett cash rates” for
bar..T„ aj^eiat..
i“ .H00p.....'"'";
j“ " _Kilfl;oda .■■"■■■" 4^®t>o
Btmr Hos-fio'. J 3 to 17"Z"2
“ ' \ ' " 'lB to SO
„ “ .
ffitto-loto 20 penny.......
• “ bto
“ oto 7 «
«j . o
u ■ 3
Smxs—Cnt3 to 4?
CTION SALE;
iAHEBHcKSHHS;
Auctfoaocr.
?• £L DAVIS, Auotioztoor.
V*'- ■
STATEMENT OP THE J3TNA '
X OF HABTFORD, COIWECTICIJr, ..' ■*■,
jJ, ' ■■■■• JA.NTAUY 1,135 t, ’ ■ ! ' .
■as required by the Twenty-Third See. of the Act to provide for the Incorb. ”, -
ok me ijf the omcso! state op new yoke. ‘ *'
taartieofc \'. : i!". ~
ferii ™ ' OI!<, »WX Mo tho WBCt»; '■-- ■:■■..■ : .-. •■ '. : ■■■■■.■
““ “ am,>l<!,l M “ cm in «=» of Agents, inthe CT „W or Iron,. '
■ unincumbered. ....."".1.".'."' •“ «i«jggg go
‘ ■"■"■■" _> 16,983 78
: nnd HshiSif by mortgage of tho Hartford, Proridcttet
300 Shares PbanS BoSt sS^ 3 <“>d Now UaToa BaUroad Co.Z
308 ' ' “.: S^ct a » ,»»Vß»iiir£ta^a»rtaS^!l^r.!i^i‘
50 “ Citv “ “ “ ..;
“ Pook of Hortfird County „ V
:;
•oG ■.••**• Kar?l«s Bnnk ••—> ■ ■■'• •••*••»•«•
400 “ Wtclmoica’Banlt- Providence, R.r.
100- u I! an K, of ,Nooh America .< -•
•SR - <*>••'• ..
Bans of America' « - «
1 4S0 ■ “ , . Broadway Book « „
ITO “ Tho People's Bank ■ «
JoO “ , Bank of tho itepublic . . «
100 “ Uanovcr Bank « «
'5O - “ Bank of tho Commonwealth «
50 : “ . Connecticut hirer Co -■ « . „
im - - ?“ r , tford “J/™ Horen Railroad Co. flock
107 • Boston, and. .Worcester • <*. - - «'
f , *• Jvew Albany «
2«o “ ? Connecticut. River - - «
■ ' . Hartford, Proridenco andriahkiil -
• Bins receivable, secured by mortgage..
v • for PremiumSaMi.?..;...
..u!4o
•6>sc.'
<%«■
--.Cc. :
kep..
- 4,25
•_••• 4,75
S ,OQ:
5,25
•'•••*.• d^2a
No othorsecoriti'etf. .
: r^S^w te i 0r °J h J rloaiM dae Btom 0>» Oompasy.
-tosses adjiwted and dae—none. . • -
Losses unadjusted and: not dun....: , : v
forthw-proof..LZZ *
o other claims against the Company, except smaU office cxjinaeir*’"*
- • . (Signed) -.' r
—. . THOMAS K. BRACE, Pr^ldem
STATE OP CONNECTICUT, Couirr «• THOMAS A. AS£XANDEn, B«>y.
Peruonallj appeared, Thomas K *n ,m. . - Hanirw^Vontrary 10&1&L -
Co® panyj and made oatli that'iho fo<eS£*
indbchet, - ■ 020 S Trj' ihemFnbwribed/Js fcrne; ft'*coTdfߣ..to tfcefr besMiiowlftfm
/ebl4:lw . (Signed) HJiNBY FOWLER, Juntlci. of the Fenco,
——BBtana^——I— ll'-' ' • •.-.' , - : .G)EeO'^uK^AKIYO|^V r - ,^tyg jL vy, -:- ;
■ I'IItSTEB'S SAXE.
fj?7°'?* <lW , i T almbU-FAKMS, and un
/| lIE pubscnbor heln* dii]y authorised Will b« inrpn/’t
d r ribcd r *>
until SATDRDAV APTEfexi’ljS 4 !?* ta™
I K'?^ t ,'. th ?^ d * ell,ll^of ' Jol >'> Shaw, cr“?
at W. o^laUVs^lton^Wtuh^P^
ln,ho
andLiorhere, distanced.on tbo Butler ana Pittsburgh Flank
ro^.ff““, li ’"’, t ?'- i »’St Miles from Pittsburgh- Dnrslll ,ank
I (^Li'" 13, of is *«!1 located for fanning andgarden-
I ihg poniocea, and haseomefino. locations for comS
I dances on thaPlaat road. Ilia improveS’nß a^SJndra
' %£s’, ct «ni arooinpiad by
i '
Old extettt of theimpitJTeinento. ,““»w7*;wno.c«isa©w
*2”? 1 Ta ' uolJ1 ° yatmaofrmmon/hnnTS
n d r,K"s da ’ Ioc ? t S 1 - at « near lands of Xeelys, Bob
, iumds and. others, at tie Foothera portion, and on th«
l‘ < r! - :G n thrrrof adjoining Umls of Martin Burns
j and others on tha Plttaburg and Zellenople Plank Bo™
i r ; flfwfjPV lB neenpied by Bari r.iihy, Mrs. K 110 l
Stockt U Th, mSS w”y , " J - K, b,<,tl,>a tßh and Francis
, ”• tttojHtnimrod of, on tha resnectiYo premises.
f “ThawSt^ip l ”? 3 P c ' reon » desirous of
fnSv™T'y^ tlw^?f^ d ° redistinccafrola Kttsl>uJEh
ALSO, nil those two cerlMn tracte of lond, coniainfaj"-
Olflhtmdnird < r)"” TIIS ? i| ‘'■JH'Bbnnycounty; oneofthem
2w!£ft nJ I’ancsjlranlaßailroad, distanced between
h^?, i , De ■P ile! ' tmtn: Pittsburgh, adjoining landTof
**"• Ukarain the western portion, on which is
“ * JZ i , ia r™ama,l,*3l located for farming purposcsTho
'3*
Seatin’Kflmw™ ohi ° «?<* PennsylTani a' Baii
thllt,boJy °, f land, containing 1000 Bores', in
roiin, r C r?*? n i“ f . ng “5, J , s!add y Crook townships; Butler
county, diridcd into good aired Parma of one hundred acres
on which therearo raluabia improvements
tenant™ pu£
liwkart, J. 11. Campbell, J. ivcfeon, end Edward Frazier
Sfjj 1 i nfcnnaUon as to the improtemen ts, '4c- if !
Sf 1 led^n p r n...A p-irtiu d cf this bo-»j of Land is distanced i
a *^ a s >n mflcs, on the road leading to
~ n 'i frocl ci Z ht to fourteen miles. I
a n m<J * and Tcr 7of accejw.
: AldSO, tuor-other tracts of Land, containing 750 ncrry
2i^ rnT^ e?tl P** otber unim P«>TBd—rituated in the
townships of and Indiana county
At the same lima and places. *. • °y* |
I^nd 50 * °^ er valaaUu improTed Forms and Tracts of
6000 ACRES,
£n°ffiv.^ rtOT ? M of KaTcr - <“«, Forrest, Jefler
w» dirMed Into small and
larse Farm., and are located in flonriebine mdithborhooda
Sh' of Mttiora uSSS
hai.^SS?’-*?**’S’? npon th ° Subscriber, cun obtain
c-i. v * irfr ™>l>«Uro locations, or they maT
|ind^fa«ni -ORiiexibed.- in ttio numerous.handSilla circulated
? immun >V- to the lands ore Indisputable
Ir. e ““ l * fis™ on tie fiat of April next, to n<m
«ms who way purchase. . *• . v * w per-
ISEXJAiror RUSH BRADFORD,
■nW JluiQuma, Feb. 0,
ISAAC GRBG-G,
Patent agent,
Will underfcskt* the introduction of INVENTIONS
ill the Kingdom *f GREAT BBITAIN, and all the coun-'
trier oa th* Continent, especially thoso of FRANCE, HOL
LAND, BELGIUM, GEKSLIN 550LVEREIXS, SPAIN, and.
I*Lowla ■■.•*.
n “’ i0 S >“«' a successfully purged for & period of twenty
months in tho business, ho has acquired valuable informa
tion in regard to tho existing laws 0 r those countries, by
which means.only-a VALID PATENT can bo secured
Those possessing VALUBLE INVENTIONS, can forward
Drawinss, Models, and, when possible, Samples and com
mnuications to mo at Pittsburgh, Pm, until tho first day of:
April next; after which time, to care of my Agents. Wa.
Fmuivs, Esq., No. Ross streot, Pittsburgh; Messrs.
.Gsoaot Moresby 4 Co., 37 Walnut str-wt, Philadelphia- or
Jxnxs Mcllenp.t, Esq, No. 6 Temple Place, Liverpool,
England* .
x* ' _ •_ "•. S2PZREJfCESr
B V , i'Mllips, Esq., Hon. H.
Hepburn, John 1) Rsvis, Esq., Col. Wilson M’OandleS,
CoL SamL XV. BUck, Pittrhurgh. •. -• . -
" Charles Basham, Louls7ill.' Ky
PU| e S'w£ brS “ Hon. Charles Gibtens,
Joints McHenry, Esq., Liverpool, England.
fCltyjpapers, CiDclnnoti Gazette, iouisrille Joarnnl St
b?n *fp' nJan ’ *'kila. N«rth Americau and Gazette, McU*-
Jfjj '* Trib - U0 °* Scientific American, and Boa
™® mouth, m send bills to wnu«m
= wM ' l ' "««r Wl t« give
SATISFACTION, and arc tad by many Phyticians in their
iVacfu'-t—Dr. J. S. IIOSE is an Honorary niember of the
Philadelphia Medical Society, and graduated, In 1820, from
the UoiTereitj* of Pennsylrnnla, under the guidance of the
truly eminent Professors Physick, Chapman, Gibson, Coxe,
James and Har<y—names celebrated for medical science,—
and having tad dally intercourse and consultation with'
those distinguished physician?, respecting diseases of all
kinds, and tho proper remedies therefor; and being solicited
by thousands of his patients to put up bis
offers to tha public, as the results of his experience for the :
past SO years, tho following-raluable. Family Medidhes,'
each ono.to-a specific dlseasb t.. ..• r
. DR. j. S. ROSE’S NERVOUS AND INVIGORATING COR
DIAL.—Tho Greatest Discovery in'; Medical Beionco, for all
Nervous -Conditions of tho SysteraV-Heart Disease and
Nervous Complaints.* Tho astonishing and happy effect of
Dr. Rose’s Nervous Cordial, for Diseases of tho Heart, Pal
pitation, Numbness, Neuralgia, Nervous Tremor of the Mus
cles, Heartburn, Flatulence, Pain in the Face, Wakefulness,
Restlessness, or for the' Mind or Body, worn dorm by care,
labor, or study, , has induced many physicians to use it In
their practice. For a weak constitution, it Is. n grand re
storer; It completely removes from tho system all nervous
trrrtatiojrs, and is almost miraculous in Its raphf and happy
effect. The weak and the nervous, are frequently restored
to perfect health before using ono bottle. Price SO cents.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Dr.IxEYSER’S Drug store
UP, corner of Wood St and Virgin alley. ■f B bl
«dr-aiew Discoveries,— VEGETAßLE CATTLE
. POWDKR-These powders ore put up in ono pound parks, and
ttre really a good article, not only for tbo diseases incident
to Horses, Cows, Swine, and:other animals, but they are
llkowise an excellent article to improve tho condition of the
animal.
nr 3,ach Chics, they not onlyimprovo tho oonditionof
Mich Cows, but they, increase , tho quantity ns well as im
prove tho quality of milk and butter. Tho proprietors say
that it increases tho quantity of butter from half a: pound
.ts a pound a week to each cow, while those porsonswho
havovtipod it, say a pound and a half to two pounds per
week, uiththe same: kind* of feeding as heforo. Of one
thing we nro certain. all who uso It once will uso it all the
limp and save monoy .by the operation, as well as improve
the iappearano of their stock. Price; 25 cents a paper 5
papers for $l, - GEO. IL KEYBER, No. 140, ’
: corner Wood st. aud Virgin alley.
. febl . . ; Wholesale and Retail Agent
Notice to Lumbermen,
FkfiO Ann FBET > board mbasihie: bridge
9UU,UUy W.UUER.-Sealeti Pn.posala'triU terS
celvodat too office of the Engineer'd! the'PHtabanrb and
Steubenville Railroad Company, in Pittsburgh, nntfl sumet
na Wednesday, the first day of March' next, for the delivery
.of : 600,000 fee*., <b. mJ) of. sawed -white pine Bridge Timber
in bills to suit the BeTeral:,bridges on the line of the said
: road, (which willbebulltoh the Howe truss.plunia spans
!of 50 tal2o feet). The timber inust be sound heart white
[ Pine, of fuU size, and large knots, wind ahafts, or
pother- imperfections, and delivered on, or before the first
day jof July next,4n such, quantities, and at such times and
plocfea as maybe directed by tfie ' ' • -
..;rßsds ; Win state a price.perlQOO f«;et,(b.in.,)and what per
\ centago of the whole.amount will ; be received lathe stock
..ofthecompany. ‘Any otberinformatiohrequired.in regard
to the delivery ,of said timber, can be obtained from D.
AHTCHELL; Jr.. Esq., Chief Engineer of the Road. - ;
, Itpß’T WOODS, Pra«ldeht
feb!4:3V “>• .Pittsburgh and Steubenville Jt. IL Co. •
JJRtiSPKn'r’ *““
>RO3RKOT OF A UEJ-iEHA'. WAK, and Increased dt*
lmanii forfili.kinds of AgticultuTnl Produce;' Ereir
acreof spareland shouldbe putnnder cultivation. Agreat
>a?iflty. of FAllMSfocßale*, abdlßTgo BUILDIKG XQTSyat,
4ov Oft. :easy .terms'of payment • A ftw'morej
.gjjeab lots, payable in sums otssper month, can Tie had If 1
'applied for eoon,«t the -Heal Estate Office, 140 Third street, J
where copies of tho ** Heal Estate Jourfml'' may be oV
Wood gratis. > 8. COTUBfiIIT 4 80N,..--
febli Beal Eatato Agents, 14,0 Third «**•'
'/•*. '*. v V
1-^— ■&• •“ l : V. ■•■•'■ ■. ;
; v-*:V :* •. :•"*.''•’ »=-:••■ •' » 1
v'; T; .‘V,* '- * -r ',. i.
y tot: t-s
'Si S.
ti -•
I . ‘ ..BK. on* oa >S
I Improved Non-Explosive CampheaoXamps.
HAVING I'CRCETASKD THB ■'
Emm right for tho above LAMPin its
<7. r*a?fei,SS\ AILf'GIIENY, BEA-
I jFtimf&k / Ifif- WASHINGTON. PAY-
I KITE, uni GREENE, vro are pity'
“Sv® IffiiS K3S?5> pared tofarol«h Lamps, or sell _.
Eights
Xj, These iAmps ftro eo~ constructed
apd the pnLiJc v. ■
-5a Cy - aI J O gim moro brilliant Hght, andfha •■ :
h^ e ,^ lJ^'^^^b '^ItKCOt^MEN^>AXK)^g; :^ >^0^1!fl prtoolpla, .
n,usi? ?*t 6,3 Uw V'S ilaT '' “«n,*xamined and UtO* '
Oumon’s Improved Non-Exploding Chmphew lama n*!
OU I ’IBS2, ? Dd ”, ro follj ’ fatlilled thet/t£a
m ? pT< ? Tt,mont > S d *•" >* '■““id farpreferahlo ’
£37. i?m lami ! S\. Wo Wlw» ftr aafetylt taper. ' ■■■ •
°’.i an ' 1 “ Ie ™ s,n > dean it richly deserving tfcii -,
all snch aa have occjaion-mnae tampattf any ;;
K. C. Biddle, Batavia, X, Y , S A. Wilson, Batavia, N. Y.
I.V. Booth, do .1. C. Wilson, *, !
n U r, in ’ d 0 - T.C.M’Kennen; Qar,em, K Y -
CP.Pnnwna, do It. J. Mann, do • f
» l ?-S5!S*f ‘i 0 ;W. D.Lowerio, WUUajnYg, L. fc' t &r.-=l
K.A.Marsh, do J. E. Bogardna, do -
Elina Foote, do J.gplniSgs, 'do ’ .-.I
N:£&>rd,do° j! A.PalterEoii '% 'I
OIL “ d W i>«y,t aal,., j
- of Steamboatmen and Railroads la'lament. • ' ' i
folly Invited. to;thencir patent Lantern and I
P, iau &- bI S” c . n i n °i* rat i" n at;. Dr. KBYSER'B Drag : . |
H, frhioaU T tf od rtr “ t > wtcrD thoy aro fcept for tale. ••'
JUT f SCAJWA’S
ACOUSTIC OIL! )
the mr cube res J -CTa**
rf.OR THE CORK 01' DEAFNESS) PAINS, and thoDts.
'*“ r S cs ?f Matter from tho Ears—ftlVo, aj[ those dta--
njrrreablaTOisealiicaie bwinff of ioscctAfalUnfeof-water.:-
Whirring of s.eain, Ac, which art symptoms of approm-hlng
Deafness, and also gmcmlJy with tho disease. Many net.
sons who hare hcen deaf for ton, ilftcen, and twenty years, i. •
anil were obliged to uiojjpr-trompets, have, after urine one
thro'rn aside their trumpets, being, mado ' . a
mend til use ‘' “ n , li Surgeons highly reaun
.. ' [Frem-lhe Tribnno.j V\.-.
Pareto. Dos’r Neglect ;Yooe CmtraEsr.—Thoosanda of •'
children annually become deaf, in conieqttehw or dh. • ■
charges olmattr.r from ihcircjvrß,induced by BcailrtPoTer.v
CqlUs, Ac.. jvoir, if uKthcra would do Ihdr dat/and pS *
pnfoeefii and iiw.it a* directed, thtlr •
children would bocurcd; hut if neglected, the disehare&'con--
tintsca my troublesome, the : hearing gradually^Swoisi.' ••
and flnallypariial ortotal
__ • • IMPORTANT NOTICE:
GiUandtte Mn.BaTi/r,cndshtinilimpari(ayouinfomar
txonViat\cillc(mvtxiceandHUoTtWiVou~ ' '
AKromjpraa Jauuary.4.-I hereby .'•••
certify that when I waa about,t-nrelroyears old.Trradnaßy'
m thiit.ih affewmonthfl fotmi• , •
it almost tnlien*, unlessihiheYery loudesttono
or Tcioea'.l remained in that situation until Jotßiunmer,
yeaTa,v.when I heard: of SBARPA’B • 1
I immediately obtained a
bottle, which I havo used, and am happy,taray film* acted
like magic, and eared tne/J Any oneWhjn£fatt3jT ;
SmTV 1011 ? think.nrf markable one;
wm find me by calling at my. residence;Concord strtoL first. A
door above Second street -. v > 3EaECCA. r ' W
For sale by ; A.JAYNEtf, - * l
:-A, „ ;■ : ■ . PcUtV Tefr BtOTe, ■-.■V \% .
ftblS SO.Fifth street Pituhuwtb.' ; - •.
I B vveiv??S^ tter ’ a Celellratod stomach HittoraT
jIMIRbiY ANTI.DYaPEETIC,nnI warranted to lnvlg. !
I orate and strengthen;, the whole'system of oTcryono ’ I
wiio uses them, arc notr kept tor Aide hr- " '*■ ••• ■ i
Sr'i!«nftiPos5 IS 5 R ' cortl, ' rl,rw, ‘ lal - ' lnaTir 8 I n«ll»Y: : 1
' ; n l F S wrrlS?&. l Al^ te 'WkWooßm* rourthi&- ,J
bet - Third “»* fourthl
JOEft '
and all o?r first clara Hotels and Restaurants; as xriXl u“' '
eal?ulSSp 1, th b eye'‘ fl ‘;t’ Vrhen <* •»■ '
™^ DS Ul " t ODr Bitters possess merit sumdosr'. «I
to weommend than, wo, wift not multiply words In tholr
praise, bata*kaU.topjTo thenn trialr hut be carefarfar-v-
Mt f “o?,? STETTOK ’C 3TO -' lAair Mn E^?BtSnSr
other Hitters represented, tabo the same,which compare-.
te y ,ST WO lS‘i®"'V Qn f Blttersare.withoot a rie.l.eitKr .
as to their medicinal qualities,or as a beverage. Ihey aro
-^Ja.M»ttw i o^«wsmtetof ß(r .,..ftul quart* with dp
reetions on, and Dr-Ji Diatclter’i StaaAJMtn blown oh
the glass. None other genuine. •
UOSTETTER, SMITH * 00, ~ "
2C7 Ponn street. Pittkbawh.'
Important Notice to nil nkoci it aiv - ■
.: Concern*: /.
A QREEABLBtotmActorAsfiomblyoftheBtateof Poan* -
sylTanift, and in confonnHy with the authority isniiit- -
od by Baid Act. theßoard of Trustees of tho Pirst Slothodlat
Gh ? r( * of <?ty.,of Ktttbnrgh,P^, »
: chased a Burying Grpuntl in • the Alleghony.CemeterT,. for
Uio purpose of transferring the remains of,the dewl/now •
resting in the Burying Ground belonging to said Church*
; Gocated near the canal, and fronting on Xdbexty '
[ street, in thecity of Pittsburgh. 1 ■,-■■■ *
Notico ia hereby giren to all who havo lot prlTUoma* ‘
aro o.hmrbo interested.'in said Burying Ground, that tire --
to attend to the rcm>
yul of the dead to the Allegheny Cemetery. *■• •■■■
It Is desirable that immediate atttntion beirtToa to this
notice,a3 it 13 contemplated to havo thaonlireremOYnl*-
! made during the present winter. ' •.«■ • 4 ' '
-All the necessary information will bo hod by apnleioirto.
or addressing Chas. Craig, I2sq v , Diamond alloy,Pittsburgh,
Pa. By order of tin; heard cf iru.'U-fo. , . w>iMr
joiw a. bands,
W. I). EXQLIBU, . - .
ItODT. I[. AIAHSHAUa ■■
Committees .
ja2£3rad*w
iUon&lceu»» Ccl«bratea StrengUtealns
BpMod by. n&Dhliierv'. >
npHESK. FLAiSTKRii are confidently recommended as&
•A- and - effoctual_r«mcdy in all cases: of. Rhetuna- ~
tfem, Lnmbago, Cougbs, Colds; Asthma, Difficult* -
of Breathing, Palps In the Back, Chest, Bides, AcL afcd OoS'’' w
sumptions and r we particularly useful to. those who-labor
under, attacks, of cold, which • result with pains fa; tho ?•
oroast, often the forerunner of. consumption; and in &cU< r'•
mate Hke coughs and colds aro v* ’• ■ ■"■
failing consequenco of thasodden changes to which we am
all fluhject, such as aro thus attacked will find them inralu- . -
ablo. All genuine bate,my signature embossed In' the V '
leather. ' . , j a M’MAKBN - ’
_ ftoldoalyin Plttsbpreii by B. E. KOIiGIiAVE, corner of ,
Penn and Locust streets... A. liberal discount made to deal- ; ■
ers ’ ■ . j*2S ' .
ALLEGHENY FORGE. ,
_ : SOLOMON SHETTEE &> CO*
(Ute-Btowl 4:8«nplo»* Rolling MHL) on the bank of tha > -
: Allegheny, below, the St.ClairStreet Bridge*- . . <
Aufcan£j.T Cinr, Pa.
proprietora\rej'pectfaHy In&rm: thft ; pablte>tliaiL i: - /'
i caving made, extensive .additions to. their > festablisb>< ■
ment, they are prepared to. manufacture,. on themcBtrca*
annable terms. Iron W*ork/or . Bridges, Car
WorTc, Stone Cutters 1 : and MasonaVTools, Shafting MiU
acarlDg, Machine Workin genera!, and heavy ,FDn2in ff n f ~
every description. Also, HORSE SHOES tnamifertuwd’bv
ISifUa-'s tattnl-JIorK Shat Marine. Tho Hoisa ghouSlS:
chino will bo in operation about tho. middle: Of-Pobrnarw-.
for Shoos meet wltbpmntpUiUaSS.
Mill Picksmado and dressed. OrJorj gout by malior-teh*
graph attended to on tho shortest notico- V
■ - Copartnership.
R F - ?S r Tri S ’>? iK ?^ UI> •'ACI'H, s. M. KTBR and 3. F.
ss
S£*iaSSsttaE ,Uy **■*«*“
o. p, mtp..:. \j. p.'u.trnL
AMiLjaxc,AK IRON WOUKS;^
JONES, lauth & co.,
M A t'^H, F TO P erfor v i!^r , Small am wire ,
-LTi. Ixop* of all tlcscnpUons;-warehouse*No* eo WatePatr -
between Market pnd Wood stfu Httsborgh ... f jaH:3m.- - ■
CliOCKS.rhWe‘ wish to inform tio adien* that we ■"* '•
uocte ana Wftrino time pieces, eyer offered S
. direct from tho manuCvetam?! which WowxH will ss-lov
I any the United Su.Us, (at. retail.) and mach r
| lower than any establishment la this city. Also. a Cne lot - r
of Watches and Jewelry, which..We,- wHi jteU oa naual.’ai - -
wholesale prices by the single artie’e, nt v- •.-
SO Market street, JPHtehnrgh/ •
Lands in iowa jron ;
• 880 acres in Maßcatmoconaty ; . s.
k - ’2oo' do Cedar -• tfo; /
2-10 <lo Scott do;*
The above Lands.aro wen located;:after* p>- -
inatfon. Iboso.lii ilCi'Catrao eounty jit*'
fen miles from the city «f; Maßtsaiftte.
of tUo Mi«ftissljppi and Uhroqtl•JV*^s
- from frivenport to low^^ 1
port|onflTof-4p,.Bo'a2id 160 ;
j 5» r
i s^9good*sintv?
; for Tevpr >*.
jparop front
thr.
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) $lOOO 00
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h . ; us oo
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10,000 00
1 85,400 00
25,000 00 .
17, 51 X 00 •
8,000 OO
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9,000 OO
28.000 00
1,080 00
0.800 00
10.400 00
10,000 00-
11,780 00
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p. .',.104 00
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112 00
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25 00
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