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HEE ~. ~ ~ ~ ' f~.F L.. •, ~`•.r WW=O_lMMr of theiMinneiSta raHsy, ui ta . grain producing region, 1, said to even exceed that of the Genes. see valley. The • Minnesota empties into the Mississippi, six miles above the city, and is nevi gable for steamboats in the spring, during part of the summer, three hundred miles above the mouth. Lts direction is south-west from St Paul. The St. Croix river, the boundary hoe between Wisconsin and hiinnesots, is ta. large stream, but not navigable for steamers. The lumber trade on the river is now large, and is Increasing very rapidly. We base had no newspaper mail from the States" for three weeks, and, as you may sup- Bose, are in utter ignorance as to whether Se bastopol bap taken the allies, or vice versa ; in the absence of anything else, the newspapers . of this oily are taken up with a report of the trial of His Excellency, Gov. Gorman, fur an assault and battery on an auctioneer of this city. The jury could not agree. and there will be another trial next week. BT. CSOLE. I 1.1 L'' tiaitg Rinilig Vat. TUESDAY MORNINd #d-Reading Matter will be found on sash Page of this Paper. sirs. M. prrnsolu A CO., ICssstVlaw Advatiging Apents,ara the Agents for the Pittsburgh Deny and,Weekly Post, sod axe anti:leased to re c eive ADYUT]Bmx?t and Ilvssourriors for vat the same rates as required at this ottlee. Their receipts are regarded as payments. Their °glees axe at Nsw Yosit,l22 N►eiLD sem; 1100rox, 10 ESAU MORNING POST JOB OFFICII We would oslLAta-sitention of MERCHANTS. AND BUSINESS DIC.4 tor:the Lot that we be,. just roceited from Pliladelphli s number of fonts of new Job Type, end ore now propri,lo fill orders, for Cards, Circulars, Bill Head., Paper Ilookl, Posters, and Programmes for exhibi- Hons. All orders will be promptly filled, At the meeting of the City Councile last night, the Morning Pest and Gaulle Were electoa prin ters for the city during the ensuing year. The vote stood Gazette 26; Mor ning Poet 22 ; pateA 17 ; Union 16 ; Cone 7:grad Journal 8. TU CONCILUT Madame Ds Vries and troupe, it must be borne in mind, gives her positively last Concert here this evening, as she will sing in Harrisburg on Thursday night. A fall orchestra will be an additional attraction to those offered on pre vious evenings. She singe seven selections from the operas of the best composers. Collard Martin, Esq., for a long time an es timed member of the Cincinnati preen, died in Newport, Ky., on Saturday last. He was thirty nine years of age, and leaves a wife and three Children to mourn him. A man named Redfield, a resident of Tuck hannook, Pa., was killed on Thursday night near Painted Post on the Erie railroad by jumping off the Express train while it was running at full speed. At Chicago, on Saturday, snow-storms had again blocked up the Railroads. No trains had arrived from SL Louis for a week, and at that city navigation was suspended The Mississip. pi below St. Louis was gorged with ioe, and at 0 sira only four feet of water was in the channel. The conductor of a freight train on the New York9lffiral Railroad, nettled C. A. Curtis, was ins** 'killed on Saturday morning by striking Magna against a beam in Cohoeo' bridge. Ile was on top of the car at the time of the accident, with-his back turned towards the bridge, and striking it broke his neck. -- ''''-'l.flentenant General James Robinson Arnold dietilEnOlisnsffileacts, in Onslow equal* (London) on ttfeilifth ult. It JAI said he tans gallant offi cer, second son of our Major General Arnold, (the traitor,) and of Margaret, daughter of Ed ward Bhippen, Chief Justine of Pennsylvania. lion.. Lather Severance, whose death the tele graph reported the - other day, was C. S. Commis sioner to tlie - flandwioh Island under the Fillmore administration. Previous to that he-bad edited the most influential Whig paper in Maine, and served in Congress two terms. He received his education in the National betelligenter printing office. The total receipts of foreign dry goods, at New York diiring the first foar weeks of this year, have amounted to only $5,680,893 ; da ring the same period last year they were $lO,- 232,470, and in 1858, $8,554,818. The great est decline his been in silks and cottons. Wool en, flax, and miscellaneous goods fall off in less proportion. biomass or PAY. The bill before Congress 'to increase the pay of Congressmen, and judges of the Supreme Court, is not likely to pass at the present session. It provides that members of the Senate and House of Representatives shall receive twelve dollars per day for their see vices, instead of eight, whioh is the present al lowance. It is a bai year to vote ouch large Bala - • siesto onSpublio officers, souk of whom are not at their posts more than two-thirds of the time. Sight dollars.per day, in addition to the exor bitant mileage of Congressmen is pay enough for the present, and if the members are not sat isfied with that they had bettor resign and let others fake their places. Ambitious men enough can be found to serve their country at • Washington at eight dollars per day; a thoueend dollar; worth of books per session, and forty • cents per mile mileage by, the most round about way. There is too strong a tendency to extravagance among our public men, and unless checked, our government will soon become one of the most expensive in the world. Some of our Congress men complain that they can hardly live in Wash ington on eight dollars per day. It is true that twenty dollars per day can be spent there in dis sipation and extravagance; but if Congtese men were compelled to live on two dollars . per day they would render more valuable service to their constituents and the country. At any rate they should wait for more prosperous times before Increasing their salaries 60 per cent. Many a working man, would be glad to get 50 cents per day on whieh to subsist tbeir families this hard winter. PACITLO RAILROAD.—We had hoped that be fore Congress adjourned it would take some definite action in regard to the Panifio Railroad bill. There is now but little over a month left to the present Congress, and the bill has been referred to a 'Committee that will probably hold it over until too late for action. The plan that seems to find most friends at Washington is to give the right of way and a grant of lands for a main trunk road from the western borders of Mleeouri to California, and for two branches from some point this side of the Rooky Moun tains; the one towards Lake Superior, and the other towards Memphis, or some more southern points: iffie grants of land proposed are alter nate sections on each side of the route, twelve miles in width. This plan, it is supiosed, will satisfy all sections of the country; will be all the aid needed from the government, and will be sufficient encouragement to companies to under. take and push forward the work to completion In reasonable time. But it ie pretty safe to predict that the whole Madera will go over until the meeting of the niezt4longrese hitsmoss or TUB M. E. Cacaos.—The general missionary committee of the Methodist Epieoo• 1 1 ;;, p V 4 : pal church, held its annual session in New York' , 444, 4 7:47. - isle; --.. "." ' ...'" .4. 7' . 7 ... :1 recently. Among other business transacted was .. VII) -, * ,.. r .'1 4- .. , .1.,.. s'_ fixing of the respective appropriation's of money .. „1::: , .. - - ' 'far 1865, for the support of their numerous r , ......*:-.:: salsidens, the aggkegate &Mount appropriated .'',.-: "' ~. being 260,000; of this about two-thirds goes ti- .;: -. vude deeitido •miindons. Bishops Wittib, --:: .:, Janes. Ssott and Simpson , were in attendance. [ -;,:::-..,-, 4 0. 1"91' N I SC. e c ' PITTSBURGH: JANUARY 31 News of the Day. MUM ', ' .;* . , 4 4 ' r=;:! Drx.ritp.or Da Rana.—lt is known tY time KU*, Kane sailed for the Arctic Agions in Be Awif:fispaqpinksii;„ hailleest gone so that fear inarbilatod for him and hie crew. EttAiireheuded Dr. Katie has ventured too far:into these perilous ie,giotts;and i-the lee; or hie iesOol wrecked. Congress is now galled on to ft out an expedition to go in search of Dr. K. and his party. We observe that all newspapers that op pose such an undertaking by Congress, are do dounced as mean and inhuman. But, notwith• standing our liability to such denunciation, we op:l.ose it utterly. There have been expeditions enough sent to those fatal regions, and liver enou-b sacrificed in a ageless search for a ‘• N..eth-a-est Passage." Bach a passage would be uselese, if found. Neither commerce nor sci..:.ee is benefited by these expeditions; and it is time to stop the sacrifice of men and money in such attempts to explore the po lar seas. If au expedition is sent after DI Kane, a second fleet will soon be milled for to find the first. And fleet after fleet must be despatched to regions from which few return : and all this under the plea of humanity; of eompassfm for volunteer adventurers who have rushed heedliesly upon almost certain des truction. Dr. Kane and his companions may yet find their way back; if not, it is useless to sacrifiee more lives in the same hopeless quest. a t e- W o clip the following from the New Brighton Record of last week. We hare been endorsing Dr. Keyser's Pectoral for the last two years, as the beat medicine out for pulmonary diseases, and we now clip the following with our full endorsement. By the way, we omitted to acknowledge last week the receipt of a piece of soap with all the smell and looks of a pear. Go and ate it if you don't want to boy: Da. Barisal PIC:011AL SfitUt.—We hue .frequently alluded. to the efficacy of this valuable medicine, as a reme dy Lr ooLls, coughs, and incipient consumption. We have used it In our family all winter thus far, and with complete succea; in every Instance. Its operation is quick and eget. trial, aid It can be administered with safety to the smallest chifdree. Dr. Keyser has appointed u. 4 his agent to intro, duce thismedicin a here, and we can u)ngdently recommend it as the hes twe have ever tried. It should be kept in every family where there are children. j The breech loading rifle recently invent el by Mr. J. C. Howe, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, promises to go ahead of anything in this line, ever got up. It can be lo4ded and fired twelve times in a minute. The diameter of the barrel diminishes from the breech to the muzzle, oane ing the ball or slug to fill the grooves exactly, thus destroying the windage. The cartridge Ste into the base of the barrel, like the counter sunklead of a screw, preventing any escape of gas. The rifle is also self-capping. At forty yards, it drove a ball 1$ inches into solid pine timber, and it is claimed that it, will carry a mile and a half with force and precision. ALLEGHENY AND BOYLAN PLANK Roan —We have received from John N. Porvience, Esq., of Butler, a pamphlet copy of his report of the af fairs and condition of the above named Company. Mr. Purvionce is the President of the Company, and he represents its condition in a favorable light. The whole cost of constructing the road, including all kinds of expenses,.has been $104,- 070 11; and the tolls already received justify the belief that the stook will soon be at par, and a good investment. The road le a valuable im provement; and we are glad to learn that it is litely to prove profitable. Minituscrre.—The letter of our correspondent from 8t Paul, in Minnesota territory, will be f,nnd interest*, contaisieg am it does much valuable it 'avilial.itag t .that new and growing territory.. — Tfie ter wee formerly o3nnected with this office, and our readers have hid many au oppottyto become acquainted with his style, aidillritgreeable manner of im puting information. Augustus Caesar and Louts Napoleon Peirre Healy, lately from Paris, gave at New York the first three lectures tracing a his torical parallel between the characters and lives of Cmsar Augustus and Napoleon 111. The fol lowing is a report of one passage of the lecture, indicating a similarity between the Emperor Augustus and Napoleon 111. Re Bays: "Both were great under the shadow of mighty names; the names, one of an uncle, and the oth er of a great uncle, and both the most famous captains and extraordinary geniuses of their time. Both nephews—both politicians by birth and social position—both were equally secret, equally false, equally dissimulating, equally un scrupulous and equally displayed, at broken in tervals, rather the fitful audacity of the drunk ard or the patient fortitude of the woman, than the elastic elements of high moral and physical heroism. Both bowed to the superstitions of stare, and amulets, and lucky epochs; the one wearing the charm of Charlemagne and the oth er the end of the sea-calf. Both were men of small statures, of pirtially deformed bodies, and both were abandoned to low and crapulous forms of dissipation. Both alike flattered, both deceived, both condemned, and both serve the people. Both equally need, and abused and dis believed the religion of their time. They both married wives out of private sta tious—remarkable women both—one the wife the other the betrothed of other men ; the wives being confined within ,teree months after their marriage, and neither. o husband deriving from them any other offspring. Both paid and in trigued rather than achieved their greatness. Both bad literary rather than military tastes, and both reached, virtually, as civilians, thesno cessions of military uncles, and the chieftain hoods of military notions, acquiring in both c t ses, their power by the favor of the soldiery and people, after long intrigues by similar leases of tenure, at kindred epochs as to faith and mor als over kindred nations as social characteristics and amid similar sources to strength and weak ness, and similar dangers and difficulties." Great Cock Fight in Nior York. On Monday evoning about five hundred of " the fanoy" were crowded together in the sub cellar of Nu. 283 Bowery, kept by one Quaken boa, for the purpose of witoeesing a " Royal Main" or cock fight, for $6OO a side. Nearly all the principal fighting men in the city were present. It is said that there were also several police officers in the crowd. The tickets of ad mission were one dollar'each. Twenty'aine cocks were put up by the Troy party, backed up by Morissey, who won $B,OOO to $5,000. An equal number of birds were put , up by their opponents from Brooklyn, backed by ➢'Nulty. These professional gentl men were engaged from 9 P. M. Monday to 7 A. M. Tues day morning, in their favorite pastime, betting and swearing, drinking and commenting upon the chances of their favorite birds. The cocks had long steel spurs attached to their heels, and pin teen of them were killed outright by •• gaf fing " alone. An English fighting man presided over the game, and there were two judges and four referees Large sums of money were lost and won on the results of the fighting. The Troy party were entirely successful, whereupon their Brooklyn brethren bewailed and cursed their look.—Tribune, 2414. HISTORY."- The London Times, in recount ing the deeds of the valorous Welohman, Sir DP Lacy Evans, who does not like the manner in which warlike affairs are conducted in the Crimea under the direction of Lord Raglan, and consequently has returned home, saying in rela tion to his services in the American war—"lt Was he who at the head of a hundred men forced the House of Congress at Washington." Was the hot Welohman, who cannot stand the cold of the Crimea, the man who set fire to the Capitol at Washington, to the library of Congress, to the house of the President and other buildings in that city, in our last war with England? That is what the gallant British army did, in experi ments upon the Atlantio shores of America, in the war of 1812, before it was annihiliated at New Orleans, but we -never heard before that Sir De Lacy Evans was one of its heroes.—Bos , ton Courier. ' • ' 43 4' , r .•4; * . "-'.- el lea the quaker City—One of the -n -sif WEIIIr 41.111,111118EEM8. \ ..-:41 . spEcua NOTICE& zi H taking to hie Heals. ' --- 4 - Ji nethe Phnedelphie NorthAinsricenolanisary 27.] ', 111 r., 1/ . ' i f_ " T illculia ".. ri., 1r ri**4. be.W . ' • ' 11 ire.-WP. fee the Illek--eAllt limsoll . 171a5" zull ' a.44 PK1"111 iMeonant a - -•• Oa : lint eday afternooicititeved' thishrlidiett- - •-" 1 -. 0 ° :•-•• ---- ale '•., - - i RIZUR OR °°R°L64 " 7,- 214 . :r t imilir 4 " .„..,_ ~.., . J. . c a m e MOvensidimosea wrought by this stainelmorking lotiaexhibitions etyled,:iihiritilly, }. a holitHe • limual Run- th.. .. 1.°1. Eida ' etret • meeting," took place bettiwoh the young men of s • - - J; ' i • ' rekettl"Rei awakened the public mind haul tile aPlLtb r this City, one a boarder kt.Gdned Hotel, and the . • RI , "R" ___.,. r il l ° . LIT'. vithebidb Innumerable disappointments hod accustomed other* sojourner at theAitted Mates. Weeup- ' -' - - ..i.a.47* lica; Atte. eel B il 't- ' it in regard staters called "patent medicines.° It is not preseLe names cut :.0f pity for the parties. - . ' -"" too much, toaay r ffieit nothing short of iniviCulotto interim. The two young gentleinea had a quarrel on Au. lII' thou pride of the million! eition has ever produced such rapid tend to th e feeble and Th the beet that we ewe I Thursday morning, in the course of which one , Thy Store h the Milne of derotiou or - the parties coiled the other a " coward." ; To friends who Mond firmly to til suffering. Thousands of both sexes, wbc•ii: vitreous aye then tansy Hereupon the gentleman to whom the epithet l --- - Th irb tri u r n p u b ph l ll ta mi say e f:rm -b" sta li trlt ' a Cu i l taus ware utterly prostrate,some of whom were bed-ridden, oust others merely tottering over the earth's mime, ups. was applisdlett miffed upon to send a ohallenge Thy 131211131 makes ell the trade grumble, runty robes be constitution and on the high and to the to `lPtet9ll l Ind ooffee,"_ The challenge was se- _ Who envy the work that you do. . grave, have been restored, by two or three tiour.e of the who 111Tt11......1111 7 _,tt t.....h5t Ye ° , s °° ' =XI/. to robust" health . Th e Agent hu the proofs and cepted, and a meeting was arranged to take plane somewhere in the vicinity of Girard Col- : Tby . Wb Eskimo envy mak '"' risiiiirbe =le - ;r ; timbls,. er:dcltem to MI halt", and II prepared at all timer to =- lege. .Htit this was considered dangerous ground, Who ha vain try to Imitate you , -, hit-It them. The medicine only requiem facts to sustain it_ lade+ who for years had been euffeaing Dom ths wont and the Beene was changed to a grove near when Hoostern waged a wild desolation, . win p , oetioas at the peculiar Moulded to which Mo many Camden. And threatened one Huh to tilOiwei, Too seconds had resolved to treat the affair as , The Hat. then, of Prehlon's foundation of tne sex are subject, have been relieved in lees then one Ale. Rum boot eon, thrff the Wm/ moo' h; casting enchantment, Ing off, self by enchantme, the lassitude, a julie, and the pistols were loaded accordingly, ' With the hubs Ito beautiful o'er It, inlet. lm , hervomireitation, low and debility, and to, without any missile thst - could create a call for He gave to hie mastomers true . pa toe surgeon. The belligerents were escorted to A Hat which surnamed all bane it, em; .4 active, healthy and"cheerfni. The INVIGORATING the ground before mentioned, and the ordinary Theboast of " The Banner Store," too. ILEX. be I aindeed a godsend to the feebler sox—reetoring boo, bring hither, to rag-Rarity every intenadtted funetion, and in many preparations made for the fight. In the mean- your Mends, boys, your In time the young gentleman who had applied the am Hemil invitee you to Alm; - Memel blessing the despairing wife with maternal joys. Ile will mil you • Hat that won't wither, Nor is It less certain In Bs action upon man, whether epithet of coward, began to think the affair had Nor the glom on its surface grow dint I . weakened by exam, or suffering Dom constitutional debi6 gone just far enough, and, Acres-like, was in- Go, buy then of Neer% the otter;H disposed to " face the music." He was seized Alf. Kuril—remember the 1:111.1W-.. Hy, nervousness dympepain, liver disease, or any other with a shiver, and his courage left him at every But tie to the prim, why no matter— disorder that impairs the integrity of the virile functicox So he soli. you the tlet-'tl. the same. Dmve The Cordial •is put up, highly concentrated, in pint bob pore. But the tremendous worth "one," "two, " were spoken ; " three " WAR about to be pro- THE PENNSYLVANIA ti... dollars G. e. u iicethradollars per bott le ; myG: Proprietor,; Mforflvedonsts ; nounoed when our trembling friend dropped the RAILROAD. nix . pistol, and took to his heels. He never stopped 192 Broadway, New York. &id by Druggists throughout the Culled States, Canada until he was safe on board the ferry-boat, and 'W under the protection of the captain. an dth e est Imam .AGENTS. FLEMING & 8E013., No. CO Wood street, Pittsburgh. DR. GEO. IL KEYSER., N 0.140 Wood street, do B. E. SELLERS & CO., No. 67 Wald &treat. .1. P PLEASING. nihilism Qty. " Reported Rxpreuly for the Daily Morning Post. WA/MINGTON, January 29.—Senate.—The Se cretary of State transmitted a communication from Professor Belford, containing an analysis of guano. Mr. Foot introduced an order to print 6000 copies extra, of Lieut. Gillia's South American Astronomical report. Referred to the commit tee on printing. Mr. Mallory reported a bill to compensate Lieut. Z.W. Mawry - for hie wind and current charts: Mr. Seward offered a resolution calling for the report of the committee relative to Mr. Bing gold, on hie reconnoisantie on the Pathfioooean ; also a petition from the working men of the city of New - York, praying for relief from their pres ent distress, by the t assa,ge of the Homestead bill, or other means whereby they eon enter and cultivate the public land. Laid on the table. Mr. Douglas, from the committee on territories, reported a bill to extend the provisions of the judicial fee bill of 1853, to all territories of the United States, the Secretary of the Treasury having deoided that said bill is limited to the United States and Oregon territory. Excitement in Cuba—Expected Proela WASHINGTON CITY, January 20. The .'tar says that letters have been received by its pub• fishers, confirming the statement of excitement in Cuba, and is daily expecting to bear of an outbreak. The Star has reason to believe that the Presi dent will issue a proclamation warning tho Kinney expedttioniste against an infraction of the neutrality laws; by participating in an arm ed occupation. PHILADIELPHIA, January. 29.—New Orleans pa pers, of Tuesday, are received. The receipts of Cotton at New Orleans, on Monday, amounted to over 16,000 bales. Late advicea from Texas stater, that at Austin, San Antonia, Houston, Victoria, and Lavaca, the Know Nothings elected all their candidates. Appointment of Provincial Secretary. Mormarrott, January :29.—G1e0. EIL01:1120 Car tiere, an Advocate cif Montreal and a descend ant of the famous Jaoonee Cartier, who' fire explored_thia country, le appointed Provincta Secretary. Loolavuaz, Jan; ary 29.—The weather kvisP tensely cold. The river is full of Molting ice. The New Orleans and Cincinnati boats have abandoned their tripe. New lima, Jantiarr,29.—The ship Favorite, from New Orleans to Boston, went ashore - this morning, at Baker's Island. The vessel and cargo are a total lose. The crew were saved. 44- What, or which is the best Worm Destroyerl Is a quad., deity and hourly &eked by mead, anxious fur thd health of their children. All •ho are at all acquainted with the article, will immediately answer, DEL CKLEIIItATED VERIII,IIOIt. It has never been known to tail, and Is one of the safest rem. Jim that eati-heufetL A friend of our. lately handed us the following statement In referehee to this Vernsifuge: New Yong, September 26, 1832. Osarnsame A young July of my acquaintance had been for a long time very much troubled with worms. 1 advised her to try Dr. .11.'Lartee Celebrated Verret:use. Slut accord. logly pnrchaopl end took one vial, whleJa pulped her to discharge an unusually lama quantity of worms. She was Immeattittely relieved of all the drearltal symptoms scum panybag this disease, nod tepidly recovered her usual health. The young lady does not ►ieh her name mention. ed; her residence, hver, gilth street, and elm re. furs to Airs. Hardie, ho. 8 hlanhattim place. Y. B.—The above valuable remedy, also Dr..ll'Landeml. aerated Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Den Storm in this city. Purchasers will be careful to ask for, and tateMum but Dr. hi'legmee Vermlftwe. All others, In comparieon, are wortigme. for Side by the role proprietors, FLEMING BROS., Sueoctsors to J. Kid/ a Co, No, 60 Wood street, ;onsumption and Spitting Blood:: Bee the rertitnite of Mr. Turner R. itahmy, for many yeah proprietor of the Farmers' lintel, Frederickaburg, asd late of the City Hotel, Richmond, V.. Dr. John Mingo, of the city of Richmond, though a rem, ler physician, and of course opposol to what he called quack medicines, was obliged to say that Its good effects In the case of Mr. Ramsey. were wonderful Indeed. • Re had been given up by Nevemt physicians; had tried moot of the quack medicines, and was on the verge of despair, as well as the grave, when he tried Carter'e Bpanlah Mixture. We refer the public to hie full and lengthy eerUtkate around the bottle, staUng his cure. 0 .• 8. advertisement: Jar The Pleasure and Comfort of being erns Farms In • SUIT OP CLOTI/ES, is greatly enhanced by having thaw GOOD, and GOIMILS TO Tilt SEASON. GRIDDLE has got all that Is necessary to effect that - great OODDUMIZIG th,n, both as regards fit and quality of goods. Persona wishing to experience all this, and be only moderately charged, xu do so by calling at 2.10 Lulurr Mil; head of Wood. P. B.—Pantaloons, In particular, is one of bin greatest fortes. Ice c. nnot be beat In the style and tlt of thin gar ment. Nomeroarreferencer could be given, if mioneeary, to corroborate thlsetateme t. • town) K. GILMAN Hotel for Lease. 7J ILSY'd UOTIL, (formerly known as the LAJIAJITINY 11 /3011510 to offered fur lease on favorable terms Beini situated on too corner of Fourthatreet and Grant, near to the Court Hours cad about midway teen the Ansonganda Wharf and the PennryThania Depot, It Is one of the most pleasant, convenient sod duirable location" is the city. 'fbe lintel will be Janne/led, if desired, and leased for • term of years, commencing from the first of April neat. For further information apply to JOSEPH S. C A. I'. MOERSISON, ...CI NV Lf Office No. 14S Fourth et., Pittsburgh iIiONERZE;I=3I AFTER TUE FIRST OF FEBRUARY, there will be • reduction of tweurrritva Po. crar. on heavy goods, In Into, trona Phileatelphia to Pittsburgh. W. B. BARROLI, Agent for the Adams Express Company. MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY—For Bale by H. MINER C.V., 32 Smithfield streeo. Putnam'. Monthly, for February. Oodey's Lady'. Book, do. Peterson's Magazine, do. Household Words, do. Graham's bla,rarine, do. Ballou's Magazine, do. NEW BOOKS! NEW BOGEBI My Courtship and its t oneequences: by Henry Wlkoff. The Perils of Courtship, or the Adventures of a Novel Reader. The Myeteriee of the Court of Queen Anne: by William Harrison Ainsworth. Ruth Hall, a Domestic Tale: by Fanny Fern. The Life of Horace Greeley, editor of the New York Tri bune by J. Barton. The Life of P. T. %mum, written by himself. Harper's Magazine, for January ; price lb ceuta. For sale by H. MINER. A CO., jardN. N 0.32 Suilthileld street - - • 'POCKS FUR SALK— Exchange Bank Stock; Citizens Deposit Bank Stock; Pittsburgh Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Stock; Ohio and Penna. Itsilroad Stock; North American Stock; Ohio Trap Bock Stock; Mips !dining Company Stock; by AUSTIN LOOMIS, Stook Broker, 02 Fourth sheer. • NTOTIGS Tu oAtt BEllEl44—Public Auction of 800 Hot. bed Bash, and 400 Forcing Glasses, in withdrawing from the Market Garden. I will 3911 without reserve,on Thursday, February let..at 9 o'clock', A. M., the entire sock of Bash, and S=torm euitable for the forchag of early crops. Jan JAMES WARDRUP,'Mancbeater. BLA.NKSTS, BLANAETB.—A. A. MASON A CO. will dom.:tut the whole of their ezteoalve stock of Blankets, consisting of all the different makes and sizes, at a reduc tion of nearly ontrhalf the timid prime. jan2O , Butlor £ co, FORWARDING AND 001M/3810N hiNRCHAIifTB— in ail kinds of litta=ti MainifsetareA Loot Elio find Mot Swot [NOS . • - ' ^ O -m4 l - • • 1 • NEWS BY TELEGRAPH THIRTR-THIRD CPNGILICSS BICOND SZSBION matlon by the President From Loodoollio. V Wrecked pan GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting th• At- I lamb, cities with Western, Nortlrereatern and Eolith. western Stately by a conthinous IWlway direct. This road also am:meets at Pittsburgh with dally line of steamers to all parts on the Western ktivera,sind at Cleveland and Ban• dusky with steamers to all ports on the Nortb-western Lakes; making the moat dired, 'cheapest and reliable reale by *bleb PILEIGIIT can be forwarded to and from the • Great West. BATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA k PITTSBURGH. FIRST CLASP.—Boots, Shone, Dry Goods, p . mu. (in besee,) Furs, Feathers, SECOND CLASS.—Books and Stadoneryl Dry Goode, (In bales,) Hardware, Le. Tbe. per 100Ihs. thee, Wool, No THIRD CLASS.—Aprils, Begging, Bacon eo. per 10Dlbs. and Mk, (tit bulk.) Hemp, kn. FOURTH CLAisS —Coffee, Ptah, Bacon and t pm imbs -Pork, (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil Jar In chipping Goals from any point Lit of Philadd , phis, be particular to mark package "Peounitouniu RadrooeL" Al! Gads consigned to the Agents of this Road at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without detention. )tenon ArAINTe —Mord. Potter, Boston; J. L tt, N. Y. B. J. /Bleeder, Philadelphia; Ilagraw k Boos, Balti more; Geo. C. Fr.:miscue', Plash argil ; Shrloginan Brown, mortionati, Ohio; J. B. Moorhead, Loutodile, Hy.; R.O. Heidrun:4 Mettle., Ind.; Retail! k Co, Bt. Louis, Ato ; J. A. Mitchell k Son, livartersille, Indiana. H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia. IL J. LONBAERT, periotendant,'Altooma, Pa. E=E42=MQ=U=l • - - ot brave, Philadelphia for Pitt enurgh .1 734, •. M., and Pitt.. burgh for Philadelphia /et 7, A. M. EAST LIN); losoree Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1 P. M., and lilt. burgh for Philadelphia at 1, P. M. TILE NIGHT E:C.BiIkEE TliA IN Barre Philadelphia for Pliteburgh at 11,P.M., al3Ci Pittaburgh for Philadelphia at 18, P. M. The abort lines connect at Pittsbuneh will, Um Railroads to and from 81. lade, Mo.; Alton, I;alena and Mono, 1114 Prankf,rt, Lexington and Louisville Ky.; Tern Halite, Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day ton, Springfield, Bollefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleve. land, Columbus, 7aneerville, Maselikm and Manatee, Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats front and to Nate OaLaaint, Er. Loris, Lammas and Cormier!. Through Tickets can be bed to or from either of the shove pisses. for further particulars, am hendbills at the different starting points. Passengers from the West will fled this the shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Balti more, New York, or Boston. TEMPS- MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia. J. MtPIELVEN, Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh. Laundry. Blue. MEIN IS PIMPLY INDIGO DISSOLVED, without Na ring any of Its ',operas. It nos ems a decided ad vanta4o UM' the nodnunlverd 1114140, on account of the facility with which it ran be need and its cheapness; it be ing a well known Tact that not more than ornehalf of the Indigo nen be di,SOITed In water. Washer women and fam. ales will Sod It a great seeing. Yon sale by JOHN HAFT, Ja. lAGAN AML, No.ol Market acres[, are dodos oat 11. their entire stork of Dry floods, at as immenia Ilia count from former price., preparatory to parrhaaing their Hpring oupply. They hereon head a Ana amortment of the following Good, Pantmettaa. French Merino, Wool Helaine; Worsted Plaid', ZegLish Chintz, Ilpaiery and Gloves, Tlckinv, h a great variety of black and colored Brocade Plaid and 6,riped Dread :ilea, all of which will be sold at a great . secrifing. jaoll liVrEalt NEW hatitillTUN—A tine Num of IOS scres,all .1.1 /cool land and in . good Mate of cultivation, with • nen Framer Howe, a ford Orchard of grafted fruit, never faili,g Springs, plenty of (cal, good Barns and tenant linuees; situated in tbo nrighburhorsi of Churann. Sth‘nlv, Mills, to ma co•vonient to No Brighton. PS an sem tr ki totaa,,ltc., reply nt the old etenteelbej ,=etats kee , ll l CUTEIBIK SON, jean 110 hted street. VA LENTIN —A large sod beautiful assortment of Conde and Sentimental Valentines, Valentine thtnis and Envelope", just reexived and fir tale, either wholesale or retail, lower than ever beforreffered In this city. Coil at SAMMILL B. LAUFFER'S No. ST Wood street. Bwoma—ra WWI TODLIC•011 Blooms in yard and for Dale by J. W. aUTLE.II a CU, jan3o or Front arrest. NOT6--bOO Ns, Tftinence Po. Nuts, nor