Riven . NEws.,-.The weather yesterday was , 'excessively cold, but moderated. somewhat CO-. wards evening. The river was ateutan a stand. with a stage of 5 feet... • The Audttgon and Vienne from Cincinnati, both with &ll leads,. were dieeharging freight, and the anvil, from Zanesville, brought a full cargo of floor and prOduee. On Wednesday night a heavy storm prevailed, llCCOMpallieti With Op.' and rain. it was very severe °lithe river, and truly possibly hive done • some Injury to boats.. The Georgetown, which left here on Wednesday, ran 'into shore at Se wickley, to escape the stoit - ioul in gel,* out on Thursday_ moriiing,' tin the her in that lieighlrorhood. We did not hear whether she got of or not The Cincinnati-pa:act for tads; Is. the hand some steamer Pittalirgh,Clipt. Heel Campbell. She leaves at 2 o'ciock, P.. DL, after the arrival of the cars from the .Esist. • . . , The .. .F.7.rehansie having bien detained, wilt leave for Zanesville thwi i ' orn i n g, at 10 o'clock, . The °Anvil', Capt. lienderson, will also leave for Zanesville today. The Gard, a new and excellent boat under the command o f 'Capt. Shades, will leave for Louis villa to-day.. . • The. St. Louis I . lepublican, of 'Monday, hda the following items of - intelligence ; Immure—The steamer' Gossamer, the titt boat from the :river this 'season; arrived atthla pert last;ight from a Oita a -short dis tance boleti Peoria. Her officers report the riv eropen to Peoria, but very ;low. !wawa Ittian—We are informed that the Illinois is imen "from Havana up to Peoria., but is closed in 'two places below the former place. Thoth - et' naid to be gorged at Diamond Is- land; antenlso a short distance tallow Naples.— The Time and Tide wn4 to have left for the lat ter point laat evening. Deana .Rivert.—We learn that this stream is open'for mme, considerable distance`above its mouth, Mit it ittquite low and unnavigable for steamboats.. , 1' ` 6031 RVITLIONAIrIt LANPINU.—The steamer. Niagara arrived yesterday from the wreck,of the Amazonia at Rattlesnake Landing, bringing the deck load, consisting of flour, meat, and.all kinds of grain from that beet. She also brought up the furniture, , bedding, &c. The boilers, ma chinery and the freight-that 1111.4 MoWed in the hold, are still on board. • Tux NICORASICA Ritsaturtos.—We give below a condensed report of theippeech of. Dr. George L. McCook, Jr., upon presinting his resolution against Douglass and the Nebraska bill, in the Democratic County Convention, on Wednesday: The Doctor said that the resolution carried upon its face the declaration of plain facts--facts written in the history of our country—faCts writ ten in the history of the Democratic party—facto written in nature—a fact written in the history of our country; because there is ono known exi gency of the tithes" requiring the passage of the Nebraska bill"—a fact written in the history of the party, because it is a violation of the Bal timore Platform—a fact written in nature, be cans° :Nebraska, her clear stream., tier rallies resting in primeval beauty, and the echo Of her free hills, wants not slavery within her domains. The men who introduced this bill to the 6tutte of the United IStates;"mts a'raembcr of thntbody. - when the Compromise of 1850 was ailopted. -- ,De, as well as the whole country, was informed by Henry. ClaY and Daniel Webster, (and be rerfr red-to these men because now no more,) the one bearing the interests of the South, and the oth er the representative of the Northern sentiment, that the Compromise of 1850 was to be a final set tlement of this vexed question. The body of the ono now sleeps beneath the hospitable soil of Kentucky, and the other crumbles within the roar of the Atlantio. Kentucky's champion looks out from a region far more beautiful than this, and drops a tear over the violated faith of the South, and the mighty breast of Massachusett's favorite heaves a righto 1:now that the North staggers in the discharge of its duty. Together they weep and sigh that they can serve their country nolnore. Mr. Douglass was a candidate before the bob , thtiore-Convention, and pledged, himself to the fifth resolution of the Baltimore platform, (here the speaker repeated the sentiment of that reso lution.yand yet' of the six or seven men promi nent in that Convention, but ono Juts-vindicated his fidelity to that platform, and he is the tall Senator from Texas, who declared 'that Le was born to "revel in the - Hall of the Montexumas;" and vindicated his prediction by the gallantry of his arm." • Inasmuelras he would have only nits oppor tunity to speak on the question be would antici patesome of the reasons whieljutight be offered, why the resolutions should not be adopted. It will be said that as sonic prominent mem of tho Democratic party have taken a stand in favor of the Nebraska Dill, we should be careful not to differ with them. Mr. Douglass in introducing 'this measure has torn a plank from the Dahl more platform, and casting it out, demands that we should follow him. The speaker next noticed the blindness with .which interested party men followed their lead ers, and illustrated his argument with an anec dote which convulsed the convention with laugh ter. When in Ohio, said Le, a gentleman living on the opposite side of the- street on which he • resided bad a broad, brown facedroy of some four years. Ile also had a dog. The boy and the dog were constant associates, and 'it was their custom every evening to meet the gentle man as he returned Lome from hislabers. On one of these occasions Zhe dog being unusually playful, by his frisking and the rapid kyrations of his tail, satisfied the boy that he seas exceed ed in his demonstration of joy. The boy, cha grined, looked into his father'sface and said, "Father, I want you to buy mesa tail,ibetl can shake it when yon come." If they are thus 'to follow the lead of ambitious men, without thought or reflection, and in opposition to the plain dictates of humanity and covience, let them provide themselves with tails, that they might shake them when Mr.-Douglass comes this way. It will be argued that we should not act hasti ly in this matter—that we have not had time to investigate it. The question is .a plain one; plain as justice herself; simple as truth and clear as a man's-right to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." It addresses itself to the raid; it addresies itself to the conscience. Thought, which spans a universe so quickly that electrici ty itself is left lagging slowly in its' rear, will decide this question as promptly as conscience will approve. , Let us do our own thinking and we will then have used our own heads - for the purpose for which God has given them. '"The right is always tixpedient"--the wring is full of danger. The hasty manner itt which it in pro posed to pass this bill throughOtingress, demands that the people should-take immediate and deci sive action on the question, and it we as a party will hold our peace yet a little time, whilst there are eloquent tongues in the Senate and a hind itc the "White House" to give 'vitality to this hill; If we will yet holdour peace until the ignomy and disgrace or this measure shall rest asa stain on our_ party; we may'nry "out,;damned pipet" until our voices sound cracked as broken vessels, and yet, as the drop of blood on the glittering steal, it will not out. It will be argited that we should' 'not agitate this matter. Bet we will agitate) . 'Agitation is called for and is good.' A- tide di agitation will sweep the North trim _the - point where the At. Untie strikes us on the. east, to the point where the Petite recedes from us on the west, and po lities' wiseacres and political wire-workerarnsy sit upon the honk of that tide, waiting for its waters to suliside, until patience being exhausted and political shrewdness proving abortive, in their madnese and in their plirensy, they may cast their done _into this Hellespont of pop ular indignation, and unavailingly bid it to cease Ito murmur.- conclusion, the speaker venture(' thetrmre that the man who has introduced this bill lido the Seratte of the Unitcvl States will be a 'Xerxes before he is an Alexander; he will east his chais into a sea which be cannot quiet, be foree he`will sit shivering in tho midst of his household gods, weeping that there to not anoth er world to conquer. PRIME liner - - OrrSINCI or me YEW MARKET UM:IE.—The new 3Larket Ihmse is to be . Opened en-day, and the event is to be•sigmh'sed by a display of - the finest beet of the season at the stall of Geo. W. Evens. Mr. Evens has pro vided himself with a pair of cattle, in perfect canditian, weighing 1800 tbs. each, and furnish ing moot limcious beef. The lovers of good eat ing will find Mr. Evens to-day and to-morrow at his stall, No. 113, immediately adjoining the en trance from the mouth of Diamond alley. The 'splendid cattle which he intends to serve up were raised in Washington county, by Mr. .1. Lacoek, awl are beautiful specimens of their kind. exrraiscx.--Jno. 11. Hawkins, the celebra tha 'temperance lecturer, will address the till las or ~A IJ og b etiy, at Dr. Presely'a Church, on t h e subjeo,'• of the illaine Law. He will. be' tic , e i nii p tui ted by his niece, Mica Sallie llohties. who will during the eTening, sing a number of furor: ite temperance odes. She is said to be a charm ing singer, and always prove a decided at traction. On Elattullay night, Mr. ihiwkins will lecture in this city, in the Baptist Church, Grunt street. His fame as a lecturer will ensure large audit*. AITIVATIOX TOIIDIVORCS.-A Suit for divorce has been instituted by DfatWs •M. Brennan, In thaeourt of Common Pleas, against her busbaml, Edward E. Brennanom the charge of dcaertton. Enansta.;—Do not forget the Conceit of the programme to night ,` at Muonic Ilall.. An excellent programme is presented. . ; PnoceeniFos or.SitcncrSorscrta—Preent— Illesars.eAllin Dimell; 'Cordell, Dram, Howard, Kncaid,ioomis, Lorenz, Murdock, McCur dy, Smyth, Taylor, 'Wilson and President Ship , The 'Council , prOeeeded to tiko up unfinished bushings of Commil. The resolutions in favor of Dr. Meyers 'for $lO,OOO, which - in B. C., , Feb. 7, 1853, read twice and laid over. Read three times and adopted. In C. C. read and taieen thelable. Also, the preamble and resolntions. relati ve to the Diamond Market Rouse Association, which in S. C. Feb. 7, 1854, rend twice and laid over. Rend three times and adopted. -Mr. Murdock presented a petition in favor of grading and paving Colwell street, from Price, to Vine, Fulton street to Colwell, and Pride street from Colwell to Paula Menne. - Read and referred to street Committee. Mr. Loomis presented a lettor from Thomas &lone% Esq.; President of Western Pennsylva nia Hospital, relative to the obstruction of Fer guson street with its intersection' at'Morton st. Read three times and accepted. Also the following:" Whereas information has been laid before Councils. by' the Western Pennsylvania Hos-' pilot, that the .Pennsylvania Railroad Com rtny, through its employees continue their ob structions on Ferguson street. at the junction of Morton street, in the lcuith Ward, greatly to the injury of said Hospital, and entirely regardless of the action of the Councils ou the subject.— Therefore Resoled, That the Street Commissioner of the Ist District be, and he is Hereby directed to re move, or hare removed, any locomotive, engine, lender or car, whenever they shall obstruct said junction of Morton and Ferguson streets, in the form and manner that nuisances are removed, -and at the expense of Said Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Read three times and adopted. Mr. Murdock presented the following: Raotiled, That. the. Street Committee be,' and are hereby authorized to have Townsend street graded and paved from Colwell to Franklin st. Read and referred to Committee on Streets. • Mr. Taylor presented the following: Resolved, That the-Street Committee be au thorized to put under contract the paving of that. part of °Tara. et. lying between Liberty and Quarry at., the same being authorized by Coun ciis years ago. • • Read and referred to Committee on Streets. In all of which action of S. C. the C, C. con curred., The following business from Common Council was then taken up. A bill of C. Oarber for four dollars, for posting In C. C. read and the Nayor directed to 'draw a warrant for the amount. Alsd, a communication from R. IS. ltoherts I'residentbof the Firemens' Association. Read and referred to Con:mitt" on Fire En glues and Hose. Also, cetuniurcation from Adam. Caleb. Read and referred to Committee on Streets, in connection with the City Solicitor. Also, resolution in favor of grading Monon gahela wharf from West to Liberty street,. Read and referred to Committee on Mononga hela wharf, with power to act. Also, resolution authorizingthe repair of Front street west of Ferry to Short. Read and referred to Committee on Streets. Also, resolution relative to bill of Dr. Glenn. Read and passed. Also petition for extension of water pipes on. Diamond able!, between Smithfield and Grant streets. Read and referred to Water Committee. Also, ,pitition - for, water pipes on Allegheny street. Read and referral to Water,Committec. Also, petition relative to Jaygng 'stater pipet on grans alley. Read and referred to Water Committee. Also,resolationforGas Mains on Second street, from Ferry to Redoubt•alley. Read and referral to Committee'on Gas Light ing. Also, resolution in favor of putting gas lights in the 2nd street Market. Bead and referred to Committee enema Light ing. Alson resolution appointing a special commit tee to be called the "Committee on Railroads." Read three times and passeiL In all of which Action of common Council the Select Council concurred. • Mr. Loomis submitted thd following: liesohyd, That the'Seleet and Common Coon- Oils of the City of Pittsburgh hereby protest against the repeal of the "Missouri COMprotnise," and that we are, and ever will be, opposed to the extension of slavery by our :National Legislature, over territory now free. Read three times and adopted. . Disrcier CI)L11T. —Beto re Judge Williams— J. F. Kirkpatrick vs. Charles F. Irwin. 'Robb and IliTonnellfor plaintiff; Friend and Williaga -for defendant. The jury returned a verdict fdr $lB7 80 for plaintiff. After the rendition of the verdict the Court adjourned, having finished the trial list fur the • prescut week. _ • FINED.—A. Wilbert]. .& A. Kink, * Mood stieet,) were fine S'd and casts yilter day, by Mayer. Wiz, for Obstructing the streets, the former by tinloading cars on a side track on the street, and the latter by leaving bexes and barrels' on the sidewalk. Ills Minor has signi fied his determination of enforcing every city ordinance. Ammar AND Di iCHAIIDE.—,/ German named Due was arrested in Allegheny. on Thursday, on the strength of a telegraphic dis patch from Massillon, 9., on charge ogrobbing a clothing store in that village. Mayor Adams discharged him, however, as there was not suffi cient eNiICDC6 to identify him. Tua ERIE PITVIIEL—We yesterday had he pleasure of examining the pitcher' presented Mrs. Sheriff 'Magill by the 'Erie 'ladies. It is very handsomely executed, and beans a neat in• .scription. It was manufactured in New-York. GRADING OF 01t1:00:9 3QUAll6.—This 111111111 e, bounded by Ross, Diamond, Grant and Fourth streets, is being graded to the level of •the street, by the owners—the executors of the Ross estate,-for. building purposes. LOLCILII Tc —john liattiste and. Henry Richard were lodged in jail yesterday, by Mayor Volt, for stealing a gold watch from a man named Henry Remy's, at an eating house on the what E :Wood street Property for Sale. TILE Rulseribfr °Teri; at private sale the 3 lou gory arirkallalaicarita.trara th.south WM comer ofWeog street and Diamond alley. For tJ. Wilson A Soo's...No.ln Woodstret. or to terms, apply JASIES I WILSON, Pittslrrst!.. - Tels 20.18:4.11rd All ay City. have this day, Feb. let, no lo oociated with ne..IYILLIA3I FLOYD, rate. Whol/w en t iftr ' r d ant b r i frJ b l b t 4 lr ',LOYDnirdat eland ruder ru:loig / W. JOHN FLOYD. Pittoburgh, Yeb.o3, 1P,51. UIIitIARD FLOYD. Jaws norn....t.r 'SMART MIT unuax non, JOHN FLOYD & CO., Who Jeanie Grocenq and Commission Merthant,,N6.l73lTood and WI Lib. erty street, Pittsthrgh. . fo'9tfou24lP. ILAT AOO N WANTED-A One Horse v sitrion Wagon wanted, Ulu goo 4 araeratul not UN, Enquire at tills of fala-tf FLANNELS —2 cases 3.4 bro. and plaid irkunog I do 4.4d0 do do ree'd frt. the 3tannfacturers and for N o low to elate by fell • in./M. 139 Liberty at-. bbl.. Lake Trout: • • . j • 14 half do do do, MrIIILLS *RON. - • 1011 N BltOO3IS-50 , d0z., for Salo by aa 310411.123 A nor. 1E.4.1.)-450pigieLead; des luu° m.* d °l" . ll' . °VlWilisit+r reo. keka. awed on kand and for rude -47 by 14.8 .1. A. HUTCHISON & 1130. I.UBBEIt TRAVELING BAGS nsi , ed RIMS f t for ealo at the Roble. Depot. No. 1111 , 31 a . 11 to , J. it. Plit'Ll 1. —rs.• AtiIES'IIISTOItICAL A Ladino , ' LlNtortkid [dinar!. In 9 rola, 12 ma. cloth. A or aorta. of work Just reed and fur oda by Gad ,• KAY a 1ka.55 15 wd IS;PCK) GELS. Crushed Clarified and P "'" l '" ° Bug "./. °° A. h Tiingt,lts fu iVit e t a: ARGAINS IN ENGLISH PRINTS:— fJ at null lee m 'er * irglairat r ef Cliah 7: 1 7 1: 1F " : 1 1'1‘4 .7 1 r `1"4)° 17 1:(7 41 Fl 4 1 7_IAMS--New fresh Hams in store and for ask tr tee ' T. LITTLE k CO. A LCOIIOI.-76 and W.. per cent. in store /IL and for sale by , IL E. SELLERS & LYI. ' nd% K ERS' HERBS Ore . 7ery description ni.• S ' , roil; on bald:Lilt! fur 611itly JUS.EI , II FLEMINEL • OAKUIII-50 , lades Oakum on band and f,„m e b r f e 7 J. A.IIUTCHISON &CO. frit3tTl ----- ta ß nr!d i f .,C :t u s i :ln i t n y a . l . B Alibit t iro s rk o c T O gli BUS. C. SEED, prime, for Palo 17 11l in-1 SHIM Eit.l)llAt ORTI k CO 0 TO CIIEE'YEII, for Clothing, 74 Wood , • ?me 4 nr in LIKS:CANDit SEEO in storo and A, Biala by _ALI FLEIIO43I 300 E ' CLEAVER'S lIONEY SOAP _ , Aut Teed for male by • FLY3IINO BROS, plirrEit — a)hole. prime 2toll B - do Wild Ibr , ode fol 3 J. &It. YLOYIL WALL PAPERS ONLY, but of every pos . ill& variety Aud_price;sALl 117 1.T3 WALTER I% lIARBIIALL. B5 iroml,A. rkttiED PEACHES-300 bus, niiiting sob by fe6_ BELL it MOUE= IS:strY ROLE , BUTTidt--2 biN. fresh this arty ee4 br fa2l ITRNBY IL 4",- afcr kia. and c bids. Nn: iLa r - d : for fel _ : . UR,\BYFL IY)LLI NS. VIACKED BUTTER-IS . parke.4 Batter LYeftle bT limey IL DOLLINN, reATZlE:9: l obiiiel refd Ana foi:attfe . b _ y HENRY IL COLLINS. CONCUR/5810NA'; •. WdeII'IXOTON Crnr, Feb. 23. Honse.-31r. Disney; from the committee on Public Lands reported Wok the Senate billgr for 25,000,000 acres of land' to Drisconsm, for Railroads. Ile advocated the measure. Pend ing discussion the Rouse adjourned for want of tr• quorum. SZNATE.—Ncunerotts petitions against the re peal of the Missouri Compromise were pre seuted. eft'. Cana presented a petition about Religious Freedem, asking - the interposition of this gov ernment with foreign powers, where such inter position is required, in order to secure to Ameri can citizens :abroad the enjoyment of religious worship while. living, and a place of sepulture and right .of ClOstiati burial when tliod. He said it was strange that such detnands are ren dered necessary by - the arrogance of earthly Pre. gumption, in this day of knowledge and of searching inquiry; but, so it was, lawl public opinion in this country is awakening to the interest of this question, and it is time our voice should be heard and heeded. He said the freedom of religious worship is a sub ject belonging to the kinidom of Ood.and not of man, and human ruler cannot interfere with it without equal inju.stiefiland presumption. Of course RP claim no rigid to interfere between other Governments and their own people, except indeed the right ofjculgement and condemnation common to, all countries not crushed by the foot of the oppressor when such acts of revolting tyranny. OCetir to shock the feelings of mankind, but when American citizens are the sufferers, it •is the undeniable duty of this goiernment to tbke all such measures as are justifiable by the laws of nations to insure their protection and the exercise of rights which ought to be wholly with out the scope of politiealitistitutions, as they aro without their just authority. lie said he pur- posed, at some convenient time to move the re , ference to-the - 'Committee on. Foreign Relations • of the eicellent mpo . it, made at the last session, upon'aimilar petitions, by Mr. Underwood, now no longer a member, and he would then ask to be heard on the Subject..' Ile desired also to al- lode to.a matterperional to himself. lie said it would be recollected that Le made some remarks last session, when a similar petition was pre . - seated, whichitogsther with the proceedings on that occasion, had been reviewed with some se verity by Archbishop flughes, in a document published over his name. Judging from it;'- ho bad been greatly misunderstood, and he desired to re-assert it, to maintain his true views, which task be should. execute with all respect to the persoMd character of the distinguished Prelath, bukwith all that freedom which belongs (smelly t4the subject and to his own position as a mem bei of the Senate. lie moved a reference of the petition to the Committee on Foreign Relations. HART/VELD. CT., Fee. 22.—The Democratic State Convention this morning nominated Sam_ eel Ingham of Saybrook, for Governor, and John T. Waite of Norwich, for Lient Governor. The following resolutions opposing the repeat of the Missouri Compromise, wss passed by alt almost unanimous vote ; "Resolved," That the pemoc= racy of Connecticut do recognize the *trine of the Baltimore convention that nominated-Frank lin Pierce for the Presidency, and also the princi ples announced in his inaugural address, and that we now abide by those . principles and stand upon the:platform, and rely ing upon the wisdoin and integrity of our friends in Congress that they will he true and "faithful to all Compromises, especially to the ordinance of 1781, the Compro ntise Of 1820 and that of IS:i0; measures hereto fore adopted in our national councils fOr the set tlement of 'the slavery question, we have full confidence that such measures will be acquiesced in and agreed 'upon as may best maintain and Derpetualethe glorious Union of these United States." CLVCINNATI. Feb, 23.—The Martha 'Washing ton . conspirators including Kissane, Cummins, Cole and the Chapin were arrested thin morning on a requisition from the Governor.of Arkansas, and taken away immediately. heavily ironed. A destructive fire occurred kit night on Fourth street, between Main and Sycamore streets, in Geyer's furniture establishment, Mcakin's and and Pickering's fancy stores, and Pearson's pe riodical store were destroyed. Loss $73,000, partly insured. _ New Forte, Feb. 23.—Cotton firm: sales 2000 bales. Coffee—sales 500 bags Rio at 14. Rice —prices easier, hat not quotably lower. Flour —prices stiffer, but not quotably higher; sales 8000 bbls at $8 117 .crs 73. Wheat quiet. Corn opened heady, but unproved at the close; sales :10,000 bush at .92€4911. Pork—prices easier but not quotably lower; yaks 900 bbls at $lll 37 (E/Ail 37. Beef firm; sales 200 bbls at $ll. Lard. firm; sales 800 bbls at 10j. Whiskey—prison easier; sales 500 bbls at 31. Rages dull; sides :130 hhds Orleans at 51. Molasses—sales fill , bbls Orleans at 29. Iron firm. • PIIILADCiPITIA. Feb. 23.—Flour dull, general ly held above the views of buyers: $8 freely of feard and $8 25 naked foi at-amine,' shipping brands; the only sale is 500 bbls at $8 . 121; males for home. use limited . within the range of $8 25 GS 75. nye Flour and Corn Meal remain tlttiet, and prices nominal . and unchanged. Wheat— red wanted at . sl 85 and white $1 115, holders ask more. Rye selling in small way st Si 03(0) I Cr,. Corn—little inquired fur and held at 88 PPR for Penna. yellow. in store. Provisions quiet. The high pretensions of holders having a tendency to cheek sales. Clover Seed 411. Itlikkey—no change; sells slowly at 33. ' COMMERCIAL. PITTSBURGH MARKET Ornrit Pirrsoulna Onnyx, Friday Morning. Vebrun}y 24. PLOUlt—none offer"' - fetan first lamb, to any «Mont; plea from Mora of automat. at E.14:40417..T41.51,41, and ex tra at ' SIM AR-1p fair demand; sales of 4 IMda. mime at 41,4 cash. and 410 hhda. in lota ►t MOLAIW-4—salles of 25 and 40 Ult. old at nab, and :03 dn. nid st2f,, fu. moo. FIRE ffitiCK—sales on the Allegheny of LIMO Slam r ill. (Coldees) fire brick. evinaltt - o, at 525, and G.OOO do. xtra $lO. roe Clay, sales of lU‘t.ons Pot Clay at SIS. COVER St ER—the Market is not so animated as It me mks of CO b.. from first hands„at 115,2.5. LLY—tatao at rates of 7 iOll4lO. at 510014 B tau 11.10:1—keari of 14 eboice dresant ling*, .t r.O.i SALT—demand no,forzlrt ..k. of SO 4144. extra at MlTTElt—the destiml Is rtstrlete,l4 1 ssles of roll b.r the MA. nt 14415. APPL&— good apples ue to fair requaat aalra from ora at fr2,'",t LAIIII--a itala of bblalio. 1, at 9; Um failing a uot. Arm as Wax, LARD' ulL—galoo o(5 bb. No. 1, at :lc Tooluni4n as ' ItAf.XlN—mleg of 54100 IN.:Moulders stalißAN,wid4,ol:oo Itoc Ira= at MONETARY AND. COMMERCIAL LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES,-.The public silos just mn eludedm very numerously attended, itteludieg. many -of the lending buyer. hoot the eontlnent. East India rented the great bulk of the low wools brought Reward; and from the mentioned variety throughout the blanket districts, this deseriptinn mmtuanded more than usual at tention, arid, with tome trifling etreptiona the whole met reedy per the better qualities fn white, yellow, and gray, there was • very active eompelition, both b y the for e/Pn mid home buyers. On the first and laid of them we ii Per4t n l o ntl i rligr= l ein: a tell! vell u m 'Z'g r y m e"__,ow , a_ r • t m t. nu toe average Wien our last public Wes at LI3C I WI.I of Oct. A large quantity of Egyptian was pot tip. but by fur the greatest part was either bought In or withdrawn, many of the Wien. not haring se h them; the middle and lower kinds were In great request, and whet was mid brought ertremenrirest The nil/Idea/ part of the other low wools was elm withdrawn. Mad Mods of Australian weals were . . In good dem and, and thetree. obtained are about Id 11 Viell9 the average of last London mdes. Port Phllllp and an Dlernen's Land Combing Wool, engaged lox attention, roving to the . orntlnued depreedon In the Bradforddletrlet. and Wren liaregonsequently, tided /ogee than Clothing Wools. IMPORTS BY RAILROAD D. k P. It. It. erb. =.-10 bbl.. amleratua Bmith k 61no lair, Df bbls Fleming bag 3:811. tociln7. Ad. aose Meares; 9 rolls leather, murk 1 LOS d gooda D leamh r: 1 1,11 suroldes, east; I lot eunddes. Nit Poll nr. Ikg tools, 1 bdi boa.. 2 rogorsjolocte, Wolff k lone. 2 boxee, east; 8 461. trotter, 4MU eat , ' Itbill l 6 6 6 . 68 4 . 6 ' 1 6 Kennedy Child. co 3 logs do, Arbuckle: I nada owner: I ear bore., W It Seaton; 19 los potatnes, L Turner, 6 ears dock. 8 Whom 00 614. flour, rash 711 Md. lard. 3443 ham., 3589 shoulder. beam; .Sbrlver II &no 12 ars buckwheat damn W Monaca M 3 bdis paper, 2 bag bum. JL . Shun 3 eke wire. 29111. do, It Townsend k .8 7 bale, 1 Mt, 1 roll carpet. Mr /teLd: 3 sekalmekwbrat flour, It Ileasletnan 14 d bog., Drown kKt al d pearbes, 4 bbis do, Lei Graff: aks dry apples, 33 1161. do, mutt 38 bbl. apple.. II Dell; 1 bid eggs.l Mg butter. .1 C.11::79 aka wheat. Bryan 11( k erg 23 ska eleven/rob 25. k. dry fruit, east; 2 bble eggs Phdrec. D k rot 44 bga cloves/wed, Jouesalt Dentin 7 Ms butter, kg, do, 4 611. do, 6 bbls clammed, 8 boslork, bide tort:, 6 Is an lard. met 8 bble lard.4s kg. do, I bblegalL 1 1,1,1 butter, Shriven I) no Al rages poultry. .1 W Hid den, 4 bLis clammed. Joe Watt k I roll bother, R 1116 llama I bbl apple., It aka ea r Id Mai aloha. 1 eked butter. I bbl k 1 keg eggs, 8 mks rags, I rallekball Teruel: 3 sacks beans. Melltarkso 1 car lumber. 11 Nixon: 2 bbLe beam. 1 Ohl batter, 1 bbl eggs. 2 bse Imo, 1 kg scrap Iron, 1 kg bad, It Mattel! k ok 2 bbls lard,:ldde egue, k Blnelaln 2 brgul cattle, hok,l bas llnstr, Ibg apples, 1 8,1.1 butter, bbls apz „ lns,Wm /lam bbl. clammed, 8 Me- CI urkao; 2 Idds r craned, Itrownerilla wharrboak 1 wheel, Compacts: !P39 pea Meat/ /W.. 13IFORTS, 7 BY RIVER. •N. ORLEANS. hr Oolilen Plato-10 11101 Maw, IY. Bog& ley Jc ex 10 do, Borlaidge A Inahracn. CINCINNATI, by Audubon-0 boo book& II 0 Tranclo. coon 16 kg• tobacco. 51111 or & Illeketoon; 70 hbdo bacon. 15 tr. do, 5 do beef, Illauhaln & _ o& bias medicine, Hardy. Jones A on: 3 bal. moos, Ryan & co: 30 oko pea unto; .1 B Canfield: 25 dos wash boards, Robb= ken; 10 bbl, alcohol, Weight 25.bn, oushboardo,J DWlllbonot la loss mlll. tool. Vickoloeu: Milo arblokey. 15 do vloklatr. Bob. it Al hiecg , 85 Ida. whiskey, /50 Ithdo bacon. 180 bblo laza. Joao. A honor 140. k. harlot . . Jon Bock; 204 do c10.'.1 Patton:3W do do, A A Wood: .110 do do, 4/ W • Smith. CINCINNATI; 14 4lonna-151 Mods Lunn, 75 -rolls loss.hor, 102 Ws oil, 2 cko liquor, 10 boa ouudrieo, 740 kg. lard, 150 bY thin do, Janos A Donny: 100 du .14.14 141 kg,, 4nl 100 bldo dn. 40 do gram, J kIV Ilea; 51 bblo tools& acs. 1 Gardner: 10 do gnaw, B lluktom 11/ do do, John Orlon Ido &Imhof, lonic A soon 00 eke ohonldcro. All . 11cCutchcon. • . ' ' Pinot Clty-4.18 A. wheat, Dryin * eta 46 bW dour, 42 Ida! barley, Drown lilrtpatrlet; 24 do do, 30 bide apples, to order. WIECRLISO, by Winchester-112 empi hbis, Jain. 25 aka bran, 10 Om IL Dollen ir mg 7 hble•Wiumt, T- 1 Ilnur hhla. Wilmarth k uo: 34 pkrs tobacco. 2 a, ware. Pa 111.; 34d0, Swindler; 0 do, West Newton; 00141. paper Moro= DM do, Kay k ceg 10 ska barley, 14' Smith; 307 1,14 s apples; k. peaches, 12 rki rare. 33 do wool. T Morgan; 40 bias apples, Mr Scott; 47 steep, owner; 10 Wt. krmlal, Novelty Works. - 7 - • DROWINNVILLF.„ by Luierne..-30 aka 'oats.. 6 blda dour' 13 IS Berlndler, 24 ,k. ourn,ls do oats, Mace's,' k In/cow. Finger ko% 1 1 , 10 ago, .1 IS Csalickh 40•leakaa Weer Falinestock.t 1240 feet lumber, Hteambnat Bulimr. 43 sks pulatner4l.l Jackman; 12n bog glass, McCullough ccg 33 lots oats; D Maki* 102 aka-cunt k oats, P Emack. • ' 9.ANESVILLY br eloorlot-2 Ills ago, 5 kilts Mato!, Wick 6....ll , Candlessa l 3 do. J Rhoes/. ye 8 boxes eggs, d 111sokr:'30 rolls leather,. II MO beans, 1 do eitint i 3 n P i lpfs batter 70 kegs lard, Rbalsall 0.e.z10 bblatln . ur, , 914 Iv bbla beer, 14 peas bacon, 9 lads lard, = do Peed..l t Km bbla butter. 2 skim MO, bbla beans, Shrlser I Coe :tildes= bbl butter, 4 do tosket..ee...kladalOr . • 10 C.4 4 11 k etn i r ' irit11 , 1at u atirta: W" , b RIVER INTELLIGENCE. [ Yll A M s g l i xivti;4c . ivkrlktiYo>lv3ttotoki RR Ri 11 . 1 4= 1,1 1=3Tivitiost Merrill, Iferiderson e Zenerv D. ille. Rbepherd. {Theelint. Jefferson, Mason, Brownsville. lareerne, Beenvett. Brownsville. Col. Harwell. Peebles, lillzaboth. T. 11. Shriver, Ilendrielurrn, West Newton, 311ehlgan N0.,2,. Wolf, Wellreills. DEPAILTED. Philadelotda.firsoe. eine/mutt Winebester. Moore, Wlnsdlng• • Forest Qtr. Ethouse,Btanbenville. Jefferson. Mason, Brinortnille. Luzern°, Bennett. Brzornstilla Cd. Bayard, reebtat. IMlzabeth. Mb_ tiver.. llenthiekson, West Norton. Ittehtsan !to. 2, Wolf, Wellsvida • Rtratt.—On reiterdsy stetting by pier mark. them trens 5 feet 8 lathes. union a stand. Ellpvg r, 4 OR ZANESVILLE.—Tho sub- .. 1 ..,....,_, stantlel new eteatner . CHEVOIT.,Joax. peasay, ]faster , will lase° for the Ones : - se,ac- Mate ports on FRIDAY, 2 o'clock Inst.. at 10 o'ock A. N. For freight or paaeage. apply on hArd. felt __.- iFOR ZANESVILLE.—The new and anbetantial steamer EXCIIANG p,.....„,.......1111eave fin. the above an=e porta. on YRIDAY.tFeb. tilth, at 10 o'clock. P. R. For freight or palusio,spply on board, or to tea _ .1. D. COLLINOWOOII, Agent. VOR LOUISVILLEThe new and ipl ,did paten a atoamrrn.%Z) L. DAY, tho 24th Inst.. at ID o'clook; P. Y. Wu - freight or Dar sage ply on board, or to toi4 BARNES orCOLI,TIIGNYOOD. Ants. • t C IN C IN N A TI—RGTEhL, ea fitin erU Capagirnm,w acket a P eS T ir ß above Capt . a • prts, on FR/DAY, 24th inst., at 2r. K. For freight or wage seen . en boud• or t° Pat rCINCINNATI—The new l.t. en . iv u . Pi— J. Kol74 B Com "m m e nn r Fa l Lt A t er the above and intimitedlate Torte. on.WEDNIttiDAY:Feb. 22d, at 2 o'clock P. O. For freight or mance. applf on board, or to feltil FLACK or LIVINGSTON, Arts. vOlt CINCINNATI—The now and xpleudid passenger Kamm PIMA ',DMA, R.. 1. (laws.- Ourimander,lll leava above and Intormedisto portA ora THURDAY. rob..T.ki. at o'clock.. D. Yor frel_glxt or_temairs, ettOrou board, or to fe'M FLACK or LIVIAUSTON, Agents: Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Bt. Louis. THE PITTSBURGH AND C I NCINNATI STEAH PACKET LNE. FOR nix CON rEtANCE OF PASSZNGERS AND FESIGIIT • . . . - •PITTSBURGIL. - "CINCIL7NATI, Loirsvzu.E. A •- ND ST. LOUIS. LINVis composed lAlMigp . ofseven first elass,powerfui steam n. un at ell for coned. splendor. raroty and e.as an is the only through daily line of Steam Paokate Mn the Ohio elier. It conneda with the United States Mail Line of Steamers from tineinnati to Lnulsviiin and St. Louis, by which passengers and freights are klefaland retelyfal thr.soll daily. Two new strainers base been added to the Line, whit% now rosodsts of tboadlowlnK boats: ,Boa Ls. Chreains Days of iftsb &warfare nn* D BUCK'ETE artunOovr l a...tiunday urgh. MESSENDER No. __..,.0. parts Monday. AILLNMEN V ago. woos Tuesday. CRYSTAL, PALACE.-ww.Y. sonars Wednesday. PHILADELPHIA I. L Glowe ..... PITTSLICROII 0. CAIMILL Friday. PENNSYLVANIA I.I.OOMTC/{......Saturday. Leave daily at 2 o'clock: 015- preeinly. No Sleight reeelred after 9 o'clock.. on the . ..minx of departure. Far Inatioulars. imply on board. or to • . • - ' Jofix n. LivinnrroN, JOIIN FLACK, Atre:lts, Iklnnonybels House 11u1141130;' Prrascaort, January. 1851 Regidar.Wheeling - Packef. : - lIE line v , C I LI T CY; 4 II=O „ r Pl etnen hbolirt. between Pltteburgh LO IF. le.se n Pittsburgh ever r Monday, VI edneedur and riday, et to 0 clock, 4. sr- and Wheeling every Tuesday. Thursdey and Saturday. at 7 o'clock. e. The Diurnal arincete at Wellsville with the Cleveland nd Pittel:mh liallruett wad at Wheeling. with the Cal ""1167It it i er rn I. a njz..l . lf r e and su av hlt a tn till Loot, having ntdendld Fur freight or posetigib nti.P?ytut ' Llartl. or to • .7. U. tAILLINOWOOD. Agent. 50:153 Flout Woe!. Steubenville and Pittsburgh Packet. MILE new and awift raimen,Ter444 steamer. VOIIitST , 'CITY. ()apt, Jena Shover. will run ea relniar Packet between end Yteubenville. lee. nu 10ttaburgb every TUAD u Zi. TileitSDAY sad SATINDATmoraine. et 10 recheck, and Steubenville every 110NDAT. WEIPSY.SDAY end FRIDAY. The Ebrest City will connect' et Steubenville with the SteuhenvEle.4 Indiana Road. Thu. beet L Inw well furnished end waxen. • high reputation fur d. epee- Poe freicheor pewee. apply on board. or to tedl C. 11.111NT.0. Agent. Regular Wheeling Packet • E splendid na.genger - Steamer LAZA, Rem IC Moore. Master. thee&ln r e r" . FeVeln i al rlttdf;;F l't e l l 't." 4l.24, nr and Saturday, at 10 ainora h . A. " :7„ and Wheelie:, weer/ Monday, Wedneeday and Voider.. 7 o'clock. a con , nertinu st Wheel...with the theltineore end Ohio railroad, end at Wellsville with the Cleveland vo4 Pittsburgh Kalb nab The trlacherter Is a new toot. with excellent mecum. datkou thr pseeenm. 'For freight or pusage, spell. on le•rnil or to nol - J. - D..e) iLLINGWOAD, Amt. No. ISS, Yront Arcot. 13=E DAYS 0 lerel elates Mall and Funnel. lar I :lure num tlen r said Femme: awl •1 IVOR SALE .—' The subscriber, wishing to Ir weepy a =taller team In a 11014werhat different hest bon. Oren for eale, on ea.y terms, toe lame:lstory 11111 Ch HOCSE whirb he rteldes, N 0.2,45 Peewit.. Mntaleinst it good roman, boldee a Potions halt thee fixtures In 7' rooms Weide* the hall. The lot le Z./ feet on Pen.. 'treat. extendina beck 104 feet tea private alter or 10 reel. exle half Or whirl. lelOnee to the Property; hackie on It a ;mod Brick Stable and earriage house, and all Ober nereseary enwreeknees. Time of payments extended tot or A yore. If rtquired. Powesesion glean on the let or Mail; July or October es may snit the purrhamer. Title Indisputable. . real.lwdlittwoll JOHN IPCIIACKILY. IIL D. I_lollllNY—Whito. 110 kirk uicny — fer — rupe IA wholesale and retell. by LATELY A I'AXTON. BLED FRUITS—Pored and unpnred tPPeartfe. Dried Apples, Shaker Corn, Split Peas, a, Len de., for sale at 1:43 Liberty et. fell LATELY A PAXTON. MAPLE SUGAIt--5 bids. ,just recd and for sate by • fel7 LATELY d PAXTON. 1\ RE SII FEW ITS--Peaeltes, Tomatoes, I Ilurelsberrtra, Pine Apples, Rhubarb, Strusrberlies, e., forsula by fell LIVELY & PAXTON 7111tY,PEACEDS--110 bus. (quarters) in _Ur More for sale by SPRINGER lIARIIAUGII I 00. ROLL 13U bbls. prime — justtreel per It. IL I.Jr sale by fold S. ILARBAUMI a CO. MONTIILY. BLOT: _RA ZINK PNt •_ • • • • . .aroma,—Nom Del:trade to finehmett; Life in. Paris— eketehes above and below ground; Napoleon Iktnaparte, by John P . O. Abbott: The thuytte. by P. R. /meg Me Foundling Hospital of Par* The Life and Time. of Mad. ante Do Shut The Fatally-of Michael Anent; The Neg. moms, Metnoirs ut a most respectable farolly, W. H. Thaekeray—Chapter X. Ethel and her Relations. Chapter NI. At Hrs. Cbapter XII. In which Every One is asked to Dinner: The lielgol Boy's Mary. by _Cherie. Dick . rug Thacid Lutes Story; Uneletleenpv'sClutztunte PletT: Kate liffrdon; My French. Master The Close of Lady Mae. WO. 3ledically mouldered, by 'ell. Thorley; Th. long Vor A Chapter upon Snakog /tonthty Record of Current Evente; Editor', Table; Editors Easy Malt; blitzes Drawer. Literary Notkeg Contlealltiee, orisanal and , t ested; Posh. foe f. February. For sale by J. L. READ. 78. eth It. A l 6 0110 . L-;-15 Tth i l!. A l , a r n A dig w r sale by KESS PLAIDS-2CA. Mason & C0.,r0. a t= i;.. = mror i goto . g out their am Rock of VILAID-SICKS-IVo. hare g — Ood atoci of Bilksoill wiling at • largo ro4ittlon from usual Wr fell A. A. 31A801.7 & CU., N 0.25. 6th 11 .1. , (2 1 1 , ..: 1 — , 20 i o s i f ic ces w i A cr l lt a u s s; :o iii;:tUro L and . 1 - t or FrOBACCO--75 luti..ss and Be. bestlUituL , In goro and br JOltti WATT ! NiszaIsTIALSAM OF WILL CHEW. la—A - large supply at lb's celebrated . metlkine is br - JOSEPH rum's( Successer to- t..ynt,cox GO, 5115 - • enr. Market and Ellanartul.. SAOF: ORANGE SEED-5 bbls; just re % Jr aired teem Red Diver, $.ll- male at the Send and llor ticultoral suss, to Fifth at; JAMY4 tssumtur. 1 . ILKs! SILKS!—Plain and Fancy Silks, of the moat fantikalable 30_per eerkt..lem former Mime. . A. A. ItAmmi A 20. Ms street. ' O I AYLOWS NEAT iIINISINOTS in store and Mr sale by DO .UMW f DE LONDE. - pk i tEN!S CLOTHING, Boyi' Clothiug, Fur obdttogllooda,orauperior quality of material, ark and workmanship, and at extrema I . curmace. u •. cutuure orders promptly attended to alb TON Ohio Fire:Proof' Mineral Paint, on bawl and hassle at J. a. It. ri0.116 dlarket st. A ` OLOW Y—iu uo' t .: n_,•.. fir_. lORN STARCII--A suppl? of the gonu. 1. 1 ,41. Oaten Corn fkarchz.narrosipil ITII ATE SODA-=lOO bp. for isle by " B. A. YAnnzarocn AIAA VAItS, MAGNESIA-10 etuma for sale by. kJ Ja2l: -- . O. A. PAIINEBTOCI2 & CO. ----_. —.,.. snil BBLS. Steam RefinetrMolatmee on ‘..n, mamma for rale br - .7..A. lIIITC/IpONACO. .! • NW YORK AIMERSISEXBHTI3: From Wm. IL McDonald'. Advertisiciii MOM% No. 102 Niuosu Amt. New Turk. • India Rubber (foods—S pring Trade, 1854. DIIODGBLiN, 27 Maiden Lane, and 59 . Raman street. Invites the attention of his former canomers and merchants generally. Mirtinilmir ReYenf. to hie Immenee stock of India . Rubber Gooode bleb he boo nog on band and le daily receiving from his rectories, includlisa Coate, CV.. th erol.. LTC -1411414 OWN Reefing Jackets, hire PI Whift. Cm' rum, Cloths. Veep Cong., Mach'. Belting, Engine Pack l i n& eD 7oto r % r a t nee. and every description of ItURREII The reputation of my Geode fir their excellent quality I, in well mtabliebull ae to render any further commenda tion entirely saparatiou. It affords me great pleasure to infirm Wholesale Ruyan, of RUBBER CWTII.INtI that I Me enabled to offer t hem Inducements to pure-ham Mr . or to what i have heretofore, and I finely believe • pe rior to any that have been. or cam be offend them Rhein. • Orders respectfully solleibid and attended with pranapt nem and despa tch by I D. L10DG3141.1, leCknir, 1r; Malden Lane j& b Nunn St., New Tarr ... NEW YORK AND CALIFORN .i STEAMSHIP y LlN v p r (via Nicaragua) TOO ACCE6IIOII MINIM COMP.. OP NI OC331.14_1,1•110 • lIROUGRIN AD ANCE OF THEM , L. The only Line giving THROUGIVEICRETS. fuel.. •. ng • /fatous ending. The NORTHERN LIGHT, - All O TILE WEST, or PROMETHEUS, all first elarm do ..les. engine sterunahlps, or. , leave New Ymrk °nibs atband '. h of each month, (except thap a sthen t dy,. bll on •, u slaY,Saturday prevlous m .be wiling day') dna . •Oa by the Nicaragua Tnumit . lfcgste,. having but tweh e ... lee of land deride with tha atearoshlps SIEISZA NET sA, CORP= IllWritElt JONATHAN S PAClFlC.oneofwi H. 'will leave Nan Juan del Sod. the Peel& Wallow Of Tra -It Route, for San Francine on the arrival 'albs fade , • For further Information &nett to CHARLP.S MORGAN, Aaron felldo , • • , r • b Dowling Oxen, N. • . , World's Pair Premiums. • 'firilit EK PRIZE MEDALS have -. 11 Ida been award to Hirers elegant ... '..--f...'.-Yid.l - superior PIANO P L OUT ealdblted by ir , •• A 1 i the sularribers at the Cts7r Palate. In making the above announce nt, they . would take thief pn- IvateaßY to return their thanks to their unmensus Mends. for the extensive and liberal tronsge heretofore extended to them, and adore them t no palm shall be dared to 4 detain tho nattering reputat 011 already attatnest end in ordertosneet tho sumatly In fused demand fur their Imam, dents, they hare add,' largo y to their manufacturing fee did.. which they trod will enable them In future to ppromptly doddery demand. Boyers ford abroad. wheth er dealers or ahem.* Invited to Ptomaine our splendid as. aortment beforepurchasing eladshere. 0 RO V ESTEEN a TR USLOW.SOS lemadway. N.Y.. _ F , , (Adjoining St. Nlebobus, Hotel.) N.. B.—Premiums, were awarded by the Amerind Insti tute te their Piano 6 pantie doceralou. fe7-3sna - Snuff and iTobacco. - DETER LORILLARD, Manufacturer. No. 42 Chatham street, New Yort offers for We the Cot lowing artielea warranted of ouperier quality: Illaawhoy. lkoteb.(loarort Franarditaptwe, Honey Dew, &etch aud °the tint:Waal. Fine Cat Tobacco in tlrefoil and papang n morn particular derwription of the 'various articles am known by mending for a full primeurrent u above. fa7.7mx Looking GlasseL EMOTED.—Tho old ostablialted LOOK /NO OLASS WAREIIOIISE of RICHARD KTNO9- hero tt, k 9g&Ze7. l ) f o n' ne7bedlrl uni tr "L lZMlMlTlC where • d he amnd no usual a complete , amortment of Plain and Ornamental Looltlng trait 'and Picture Frame., to., art The trade furnished withevery muiety of work lneontptaltlon 01.00 &traduced rates. fel-thum REMOVAL AND CHANGE Immense and Attractive Stock - 4 MORRIS L HALLOWELL & CO., PIIILADELPIIZA. AVINO • REMOVED into their aplendii new Warehouse, =themes N 0.147 Market. and N oath. Fourth street, are opening . for the timing trate em assortment of EILE AND FANCY DOOM that for e: - tent and variety will times* spyew stuck ever ert.ret le tied melted. Pattering into their p store, ertgeh Is ONE OP TILE I.AEOPPT IN AMERICA!, with a bushman of en unu- Foal amount tinsel y estaWishel, and intending largely Increase . It, especially with three who be *Olt l'Ard sod believing that the fairest mitre], In johbing• mints ; to have UNIFORM PRICi .e. they will ho compelled to it I at• much smaller profit than, an notably in cited I where lonz credits are elm. chain Cash and Short Credit system the brows( Shargng largo profit; does not evlst. and by their womisut a new all ad re nett na 1...J . .4*m rest. They mean to make it the INTEREST of every judge ' gout., to City upon the tglowing T: CASII IInYE/1 remi Tß .9 win se diseomtt of SIX per eon . if the money le paid In jar mule, with nlO days from date of MIL .. . . . . . I.lnottrrant moues will ['lda. takestat Its market value on _the day It Is reeslred. To merrhanta of undord standing a erodlt of 51.1 muths will to siren If deemed. o Was. Wm.' la emitted In wham. of matmity • d 1 count at the rate of TWELV I Ejtat CWT. tor annum wi I be a/lowed. They ask from merchant. al 'tine the Eaatarn eitlea. the favor plan 02.11.1 rillt4oo of t r stock. Wog natiatled that they vat be =lli ON.CI that It lo unt tar their Internet to T. 7 tit.l ose r k r . n i fr i tAtltat a i t:LAIISOLUTZLY .11.5.9111iT1AL 31. L. Mumma, J. L. Ilattower.l, T. W. hirmer. Jaw. Tames's. A. W. LITTLE. h. IL lILTCHIS6ON. „IhiMax . BLANK ROOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, COPYING TRESSES, PRINTING, ac. RICA & LOUTREL, • GI Wawa street, (New irk City.) R • UYERS will consult their interest by ex etlnhreur eatenglge stick which we offer at the LOWEST laelal DIX AtalgIUNT BOOK FACTORY: books era& to Tottern, paged awl ptietwl herd.. lo every gt,ye rweelregh algro a large nark Fel hand gettable Pr lt.t.'tilt. INSUItaNCE awl other 041PANIlls, allutell_tyrh,tgjuhra. wog gj ec , Is large quantities for the North. West, and South Trade. WRITING PAI•EILS: Cap. Letter, Nal, and Warr Plie rent frt. the teat the E. POREION EAEERS, TISSUE. DRAWING. WRIT! NO, ( STATIONERY: Varier an 4 Staple tleole a most oaten ire and eisapiete wartment. En“lapen, Card; Ihke t:4.1 rens anal Pencil; Steel Ilene an. DIARIES YOE latt: 'nine .1 Work Eno.; Tariff the U.S. intl,llll. Disentint, Exch.. .4 other ussral Beaks ter lice Counting ileum. JOE PUN:lf:it! sr 'rheas Carla Mil Ihstlit Labe Cheeks. Law Caws, 11/44.0." nop4s, Stnel i ct LITIIOOIII AND IMILICEINti. Certificates. urn . Esrhaatte. /Rea Cafe Earth kral Eiwr apes embalm. in the beet • na - Trak'. Akairktl. nowt Dealai erpor of Pee prises Us gatecties Pr wait rIVEJERS. itirtIEUERS RV LAM: towerttabwlttt preaPthii.. SICK & LOITTILEL, 61117illiam street, :VEIT FOR awl Manufacturing Stationers. the L'utte4 ti.. thefro dal' esSA m TOIMOLES.Aiii MERCITANL•3: C. HENDERSON & SNYIII, taeoarate. • 200 Broadway, New York, And 62 Rue Du Fa Wm urg liduormirre, R E( . lt.:3 .l in4u . nn th th i pir , frient that I . 7if t. ITV° in Anal atm.. to ay) Lity n elay.thr:a ' as OinhcAit?e, t tr ' ir ....Untie to Import from their Fivtortea. In Patty. Artlel cial flower,. Flower Nlateriale. Head On.. And Om, Itaraleint'and ratify Feather.. 'tibia.. Hatter'. and O. Maker's Tii11111311414. At,. /bipedal attention.- . directed tdtheiruairtment Artnallgt Itliorete of tart r Joni tasaufactare. arating width are rah. Imitations att. leading French declaim r Bonnet I.lnlnge,. The. elock whettier ad refrable define.. varie ty, or style, will be round the moot eatenalte and cone bk. I thUnited Radek andee thtry melee b each steatio.r n .eery crarettir will be toned la their.Warc y ructst. cali-thcin CAH011.1.% PATENT PORTA 81.11 SELF-ADJUSTINO MUSQUITO BAR, IOMBININO Chellimciso, Simplicity and NJ Vernet //enmity. Conbr put op or Parr/ down and parkw.l to. Trunk In two 11 . 11 . 11 UtfS_UOMPTILEIK tr. than OM crrf 4 w" 4 - - m.leis-irral-Aanr— No.l Pine street. Now York. • Looking Glasses and Picture Frame Man ufactory. PKIIIS establishment, by far the LARGEST to the United States. wawa. 'mar sdrsmagas In roe tr ad ertenalve.en of Stork over all eclair, .4 from the hem established and continued lacrosse of trade rem all wt. or the Unitao, enables the prordsrtor to pots Olds =then at It. Won than any other in his line of lonian. end reppeetfally repueste hie friends and the public to tall and examine his largo stock h( looking Ulan and girtpre relll pell. previous to goingeleewbere. no the robanriber assorts these that they will find It to their de rided advantage inen doing. Op hand. 1/Ong:WOOD. 'WALNUT laid 31A110UANY 111013LDINUS, of every de.- ..intim. and of all the length. fa shippitur. iirgartlyalloe attention given to all orders. tl. d . 'imam. • Nos. C 4, 67, GO 2 T 1 gorelth bar to . ; It. WM. STENTON VARDIVARE - COMMISSION AGENTS, 23 CM street.d kwy t New o.YLtrki Amtsollartidomm l ' z'or CyrallY. .111 e ii. Roma. s olnen• Toole, Marro, Anvils, *c . J. • Riley Colv FILMI sod 11100 of all deoptiotot. • - - sir Orden oollelted from tio Timis SIC Millet Imports tkon lai-3mm PIONEER OF MONTM.Y PACK TS FOR AUSTRALIA. ; lhnct 116 Wall rt. New York. rE ALBERT' FRANKLIN, LONG,' Onnmantter. to sail on FIRST 1/6111tUARY, puerto , will he the next Teasel, makin the fifteenth of tha shore Line, IhrhIRLDOURNII, PORT ' 11141 r The prima of pomp are as follows : • • In Ado. • - / 5225 • Seeondthtbin 11140 Kocrthlng la rserrided for the raxampora, errant. Winer and Ltunora,Tonaleand Kelp. The length of passage— reties Rom Hu to lOU dam Fifteen enbicibet,or not preceding poonda, la allowed to each adult.: 'No Berths will be mod& clod ma mewed tlll at leant one.third the amount of pea awe ham been pald am &matt. An experienced Surgeon accolutordes each react; and every attention requisite far the comlbrt. of paaaenovre provided fees of charm A firatolaas vrool will mooed the A UMMT FRANKLIN awl mill on the lint of Mart. lt. W. CIA.IIKKON. deSoaratt .ODA WATER APPARATUS.—F olt 2 . 1,, ..5.4.4.g. Drawing and Bottling. of !belated and mo k e t f u l ' proved co ostrue tk 11 a manufactured and fbr sale with ex Sprinted dlreetkn e fbr use, by JOHN NAT. THEW cor.First Avenue and:Dithtreet,oppealtellellevue. New York. r The only establishment devoted Inclusively to the momthature of Ikota Waffle. Machinery. 'dn. in th e United .dlatto. and whore may. be Lund *large alwortrbant or merrartiele connected with the badman, brindles ma, dc. katablishcd twenty yews. del7-gress jaWYNNE'S CENTRIFUGAL PUM - P.-‘, Lel Ihniralled In the world: It Isesperlallyreannesended to the attention of all Interested In Reamers, blanufketee, rtes. Tanneries. Breweries, Ulelllkrla , Itallnaul Water Stahel% Canals. Water,.Worka. drabtain irlditatlewl! 14 Itss i :Vg= il it7sistieiy freedom from . 'to ael ant N onto% and lane rendie front As moo. appl For mining purposes anon supersede every other .Proup.• It has In emery Instance w ablted, taken tbe hlubest awards—ilohl and Nllrer Med al s:d Diphuttat Biwa or . 2:i to 100,000 wallow per minute awn). Vanahletared by the Union Power Company of.the Unt ied nate.. Ilowidwar, New York, dealmx AIOLIAN AND OTHER PIANOS--DER .IIII ( 1 01IDON.adilrmsdway: N. Y.. publimbers of and dealer, wholesale laud rata% In Plana., and Musk; Agents for the celebrated /Pollan." Broad, and other Planta, made - by flatlet, Dish a CO., /kwton, wive* Pianom are considered /walk' to all Othan. (treat bargain. to New York Mane., and recond.band Pl.Oll aml Melodeons. !lade supplied. wholegal e the Unrest rates. • Berry k (lonian, (summer. to T. S. Berry) =7 Broadway, Nem York. Plano. to let. P. 11.-11. 1). a Cah ,2Kollau Plana Om th e Wen 1146 proved Yoking. 0e.29.1y GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES and NYE 0LA11.988 et emery dandelion, atanntsj. tared bt D.,.OI.ILLAIDIL No. d Liberty- Place. between Malden Lane and Liberty dined. New York. . . D. o ..inisijnrises all arttelex made by him tobunt ..m. riot . 'Orders respectfully eullelted. oel34lin TOIIN DRYER, DEALER IN IVORY, and losourwtoper of loot 7 Goods. No. 3 marrow st. GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS .:AND NEEDS.—RALPII & OP., 23 tultou Wed, Kew Y<. Anal. awl Retail. ` - 1470 E, LOCKWOOD A; CO.—AbijKSEK. a1g1n,,M 1 1 8 ,1, 1 24 ..41V f 217.1% tr. "b. Priced Cataloguer flrrillased on applkaUon. IRON- BEDSTEADS.—. COMSTOCK.,. BROMLEY & CO.; MANLY VACTURNItn. bales Room. Na 95 beobari street. New Ylork, (madam Welt of nroadwar. tloommeo and Folding. Plano and Omuta:rata) II ) D SYE A1)8. or all Muds. hotel. Roeldtal, edam, Family. Servants' and Chltdrana• Bedsteads. Moore= band. Also. a general assortment of Iron Vonollara. dmion Lath Bale and Mbar Mattraams. Tlnwo .. Bedsteads sm sorperkw total others In point of and monomr.=amodwava fr. from Verona and" re eamedloaly.rl portable and ommenlelit. Orders to aorAmtent may be andlenod• 0 1 111NTOCK, CO, No. 95 Leonard Arad, N. V. • AW Annul% Wanted IM the We or the &boa. Deeerip flea amthue Mni wbermer matted. mold-den r o r a iAlg iv r. e . a . KEW YORK ADVERTZEMEENTS. From Wm. U. Metio;seld's Adver[lNnnqq Howe, NO.-102 Naeouteteeet. New reit LARGE A-ND ATTRACTIVE STtiCIOY DR GOODS. L. C. MIL ON & COMPANY, DRY t 4'6011 C, 12 CPC LAlibT STIMST. Opposite the Natio al and Western Hotels and mns. 11 Aso I 3 ere erarrr , NEW YORK. INYITE 1111.1 TTENTION OF WHOLE. SALE 'DUYIERS to their eery tugs satort.,,,,,t of t, which Ls k complete all seasons of the Mr. by addition of a/I the ep ne t wstyies and faisies thatare mutant'th ye Drriving by the Stmunere and the Packets. We have Lune epartments devoted exelnsisely to the sale of Cloths, Cae sium.. 'findings. Tailors' Trimmings. White Goode, Ito• eery. Dons Gods. bltawls "Yankee Notions," Dotematiee, _loaddition. ere disPlartarplhussof Plint4lndla 1 41' 11A 3r a= " SI p e t 'l s rlrs er fb t ‘ a 7sa "'"_ other article. ap g to the onY tarellßADE."Alact, Agents Re the sale of "iloyites Royal Patent Swansdown Sewing Cotton." _ We Invite th e attention Dram &west bum" for sta sh. or credit. nthl7-1Y6.1 (Wilt GL,f‘ LININGS, CURT NI GOODS V,'.:l;?. ( I 11 ViratEr. sa John at. N. V. LAWRENCE'S WORLD'S FAIR PRE DAGUNIIREAN 1 /ALLEEY. 381 litrombray. corner White stmt. Nor York. Je10.604 PHICAD • : 11 • ME CRANE 57 BOUM V fi Glaid • " Diamonds TWIN DICKINSON, ar., Importer of DIA ,/ MOND SPARKS, stet Wanofecturer of Mask's' Pat. ent Nvical, , Krdle and Plate Ohm Diamond.% No. 180 Chee loot Areer opposite %wade Dal, Philadelphia, (kamerly of 00 Naeatm et., N. T.) frirOld Diamonds meet and warranted to mit jaaPlm Lead, Zinc, Iron Paint, Oil and Colors, .y - ANTIFACTURED BY FRANCIS .S Litivis Bth)., re tad L. , 11.• dm , . L Co: north Front street, •tiledelphla Orders tbaokfidly reselved—punettudle attenked to guaranteed to glee matlsrastion. sod offered R,r sale on the address's', 's', t terms. Moe seariples no putkolars. Maw address atom 10144 m . Nl4l — No. le j NEW STORE. j MARKET ST. . STOCK. . _ .. primADELrmA. GMILOU,. WALTON. & CO., Ij AWING secured the large Mid commodi- It. .tiltglatlr" 31. L I ,I tt ' fin li g tn C''' N!'" Stole, .ENTIRF2.I( Mall STOCK OP 1 Housekeeping Dry Goods, 'Linens & Hosiery A Ifine proportion of the Stock has been , purelnunti o ' the hlanuMeturent In Europe by a member of the an..— The assortment comprises all the variety of Dry Coeds nee. misery for tarnishing Dwelling" Rotes, Steamboat. or " illleg;4 . , ""' , " Table ne Curtain Material., Pillow f.mens,l Towel e fga, ns. lase s k Mus. Curtains etilgilge7l7. t3 1, 21 ‘ 1 amaks it Downs, Co.a. Plashes, ar., to. • Air the Best Hakes of Linent. :nichavoJatioDunbar A Dickson's. .Approved Wand^ I all grades. aeleal V I ag. , alight Makes. • English an r dilerrami Hosiery I • SIIIRTS RAWFJ:B, sfc. Believing that the p - t want of merchants from ill maim. of the country; is the best.d mast desirable:roods. t the lowest prim, and knowiew that this want' mount be met under the 041 system of WM/ CRYJMTS an d LONG PROFITS, G. W. A Co., haw, adoptcdfthe following as their term,: A UNIFORM CREDIT OF SIX MONT/1111 to merchants of goat standin. - I NIX PE/t CENT, DISCOIINT FOR CASII, when paid with in 10 days from date or TWELVE PERCENT DISCOUNT la the rate allowed for money told in ^drawee( • aturity. z allr . lo d n , u4eir are 0 714.1Z a t0 . buy their Stook in Small Advance n the Foreign Cost., Fooling satisfied that .. s tam of Shod Cn , d1;411,1 Shod I'M., Is the bed for • the iluyerano the Seller, • (there being then but one *mall Profit between the West on, lierchant . and the : . wen Marmluturera ) they eurnestlyask an instactio . of their Stook. R. (I mimeo. C. SL.li grow. W. P. liamoinat. 1 MIS-3m., DAMS E §trT iCOMMISSION SIER• I ii•kaaakraia. and WWII (Mahan Sutler. °lade and Soli do. hmW , Darktaldra. demo. and Wmetern Lard • Herkimer County Chem: Pine A ppb, do. - - Sap Sap Bneloth do. eat flour, Pearl and Hulled Brier Vastntiire d srait.. "6'm rod. vinik e!ealed rfeninri Mottled At white Castile Sono k=l".ll=g= Sprern Candlre, Dairy Sall and Bath IlrielL emma Sams% I•4l .'S"Nmaaa Mustard. te. mac.' 3nk rlt, PRODUCE . "' AN]) ANTS. No. 0 South Watemtt., Dwarfs at o rash ;Moen „ Onlninf, N. Y. Plums, Cranberries, Currants, Raider. Citron. Datel, Sweet Oil. Pigs, Chocolate. • Par; Powder. Salcratna, Pearl Ash. Nlarearool and Vermicelli. lieeltersTarin a ACornStareb r ik'"” P e i .rn"" e d . s l e oCnd4atmas,Pur Ontund Su raw, Kingsford's A Ca/nnt el, Pearl Cos'Pearlr and Com. Ptarrb. Harr ay and Mustard Soul. like Flour. c.r.extract,, Lemon, Syrup, Taplona, Itu t A SUTTliit a • 5 booth Water s 4 Plum. • To Capitalists, M. .nfactarers , apt Me ares. • THE •Coaver ll,lan facturitig Company,' te meta • :Charter t the logim/ature free & lane . ' a ' t VA: l l sta l ., _ heaver 4' C r cr ikr.:.t g :=-,,11 ~, Aa, nd an extensive insiliii MILL. with the occemary me gainer y and annuatus M.c 1 o. produrtionordeplik on „bh ee t ire.. hens. ridkes. ae, an and .1 ewe a. Practiml4o. M T ill Mr Ilailroad Iron. ommie the ,ne t ent of this object the ere will log to fundsh the appropriate Ma nest emends for Lae wens. booths srlth the necomery amount of waterpower the prink.nt of getting awl, iron ore, tire cloy, todldina stone. timbre...lo..lM of which they have in great ahem damns alp, deellluganasehanie Amp. and va.ant kit. Mer the ocrupaneyslaperatives Warty-te excavate the and ensurer:glans rare or canal Pet Wide. Mr the mere , convenient and abundant mpPIY of enter. and Ug the Me -1 magenfloals Si end feted the works. and to erect eukable buildings in which to carry on thecoureseplatel mantifse . terrine operatimuu. - Such grounda. water power.sowd/our, improvements tel Ni t :i b is= titzsyt oiler to t tgagr u sr m comr :Is capital; a imuowlaime nod inachenkalestatienes, will PI cou.d seedy and willing to supply the mmbinery, the manninturing 1:1 .1 7. and apatiou of the working teal. capital. Meanie pan is Willing totontribote any namonable yes , f nuarsurM to '-garnelketrUntof the - whole c ray.. gutted, fir earh - marticeder tranetinf Magna; ai r determination ty ellbel every snaltde eht cents facility to these wtm Identity themselves with _this maim; and t „. h t e . L.2,6,....l.zoase ., l,Q=: f dlrearterste am ti: :fdrierr, not above elm ruented.arechelly them whiel tend to the more ostensive ilirelopinent of the Mineral storm, lo - which thir. paeltian to surrennded, and their own nomads mu richly and ostensively pervaded, (Sec mu nlinellon sag extension Of Inin inamiraelneee below.) . The eenielettly am now emairing their Cohan Facto Witt Flouring Mill. endue willing to rent to nastiest an responsible nettles eitha.or both fur a term of years. and upon liberal torem-that their own etteution may he Mb I particularly directed to Cho atahliellosent and proawntkes al oilier lrailelea, oome or which ham beenvmunernted: and to which they would add Use building of loceruntiv cersamtal bow, usd ouniame and the snaking of pottery dm-brick end gime , tee, for which they have the aneterial upon Mermen ground. and In great pertyrtlon and Igor. deem. The Marine Mill Is eatable ofmaklugTaid of dont bivry it liners. or MO Mk. ofklin dried arm natal. Mien the meet sionmval plan, Pm either or which milt eleandmit. being brought by maga railroads and rlmre, L the door of the mill. • : .... . • Feet paidlettem W i n ced to the Ammt, will terelve Prompt attention, • It ercarmas-Fersnass In the Fist wishing -to knew more or this muter, and of the parties composing thetiennenr. are remeetffilly relieved to-• • . . 11. 11. Wilma. Chum Malterielon end Chanter Bedell, of the en-yet New Tork. John L. Newbold Em..Thiledelphla, John Thompson. Em., tquaker,.Wakelleld, Male Island. IL Baldwin, T. 'Si Datimand Ja5i1..V.77b... Mage e city " (lit i rrireseeLe ir. i....4a4 Eft Agentl,,,, Ono the Mike of the Vatted Plates - ith.llVir. Neer thtfatt. t on. Beaver Co., Fa.• Mr. Truesdell la tampered to show the property In all tts details. with mane. idol descriptisms, terms. reedlike. and fritnres . Ttsof the Campton al. en, _to make mamas, kasha, ' de. • • Western references I. the puma y and title thereto- Fettertnen and Edwarditioesers. Ems..,littsburgh. Them Cannlngleaus. Em, BeaTereo:lsll. T . L. Raker. Fso. Cormonm. do ' do. - Dr.Chaa T. Whim., !touristic, Bawer Ce., Pa . Ar c hibald Robertson. Cm., Brighton. dearer LH., Po: ;414tat Zat'..D.C.11..1.1/azt.,00., M. T.f). floultb Secretary: . 1 , New Brighton, 'knee, Co., Fa, Multiplication a nd /a - remission of iron 111aunlite . _ We ham withln.the last few menthe seen liniment allu sions to . new plan, by which Mineral, coal. and Irma ore are concerted at owe Into wrought 'free, without Magna through the more team st le . nuXpremive step. tone and IMM Ow pbcgnats, metal state, at notr gamut). ittommtbt the linked .. . . - ;.. •• , This 7.. Dream sprain, to be, galutftlkva/Fralddly,ha merlon, Farts °four cruntre. Itwee Zed heard of at New ark. New Jersey, then at elnelinilitl, than at Cleveland,' next le Wiseman. now In our laituedlahm vicinity. Fitts.' burgh and o lkaveraty.' 11e hare peen the promo and wltneued the results. We have wen the mineral cral• and the erode ore. after being crushed ornivering. and mlxedin eultahie proportkina nut into p a hopper,llke a bag of grain at a cannier mIII. and have soon It, whensuffic(ently dessidked,„ by misste thmugh red hot tubes, or chamber's, elms Path Ilk, en much nag or dour into . paddling oven 'at the loot of thee tubes or dampen, err. ni mini' liken mod. 1.7 hot sand, and without hating .n e teil from tint ter lest, we have men this iron mend, by the men adhesien and ea. gmgetion of its particles, andlbersterntanienia welding of those particles, under the manintdatlonsof aprutkpad rud dier, grow into a compact tow, and like • aolllng snowing, Increase with every turn to the site M. the lariget)pmem kit nut semi this iron Pumgkin or hell aired bot toot;. al I gh Immediately under a illiair hammer. and In less %h. live retnutte It was cremated into abeautlful bloom: we hare moss the lame bloom p... alllOnilli 0,70114 - and. mum forth to boiler iron, as sheet iron. bet Iron, nall rode. , du and It was al reel" peel.". .. emendate furnace and puddling seen tn. thin nut. m esa to erected furless thenglooo. and =reran having en of mallard. with gond iron ore In Ita vicinity . ..ad_ a °wand dollars In e pocket, can. In hue time thafur p... would require to area I am mill or grlstgill,lpme h r . gri ° eettli: i :r Urthisi d et ' ulro ' far l ea- Ito ton k :ofilrst ni w t u e blame at a smit of V.l) the though worth at leis own door a7O the ton-thus giving hien • profit arid° a stay on e ragtag of OM. The ^heaver Manufectoring Company" are ready to fungal the ground. the ood.the Won era era. tar power and patent rightpaivilege, or. as Much capital under their eierter, With others Who have wino . capital, skill and Industry. • , . • • - • - _ Let those Is - boyish to know meteor thin matter, hiquire pfthe.und • : .. who lumwa a/1 about it.• ~ .. • -: M. T. C.; COULD. Mocha , Deaver Co.. Ter., Jan, 10. VW.' - ' faitttf • Notice to Lumbermen. FEET, 'BOARD MEAS. .nnn , s,Pauwx.,yylerolian.rTll3lneaTtetfl the Pittriwoh• nod Etentworille Ilailrearl enconany, in littaburch. until in on Wednerday. tho ~t day of Inastik nali. Orr tho delivery of 40000 reef (b. an.) or aimed whit. Pine leLlOo timber. In bills to suit Lb...rill Mils. on the Lincrof the odd road, (whirl milli be built oa the Howe truss plan in rya. of SO to 139 het). Tbe Umber., art be wood brut white Dlos, of foil elna, and free from use knots. wiud shaft; Or r.tr hriperfootiona and delleerni ou or Wore tin first Say of July mat. lu M e rriest onantities. and at emit Uwe &MI planet SS tear Le Merriest by tho Eaminter. . Bids will state, prior tar 10G0 feat, (b. mi.) arid whir pa mintage of the who amount will lo ADOtlltal In the idoeit 1 * th* th e iro N dTirr or An rtl i n l ag, '" " be r =tl I 7 **. lIITCLIELL. Jr.. Eat. Oiler tlnnlkkvr iif the Road. ROW:IM At• 4 illint, Prrekleut el.S.Ori Pittsburgh and rtrobenelHe IL ILO.. L i UNPOIVDEIt AND SAFETIC , PUSE , - • 3,:i0 kegs Muting Powder; . .. . Wu do Ky. Ride dig ; . • : . .• i GOO do Deer do drO lOU fi'dh do do dug . • •• ' •- • . Intl :du FT. do dig •- • ... • Oil rases Ili. and /I,', IL onus Spoilltußiredr. II) culla tiaLtr.Yorie. Tlie•Lore Powder ia tn. thn relebrated Mwaufartory of the Ilawird Irowdor Va. of Monata,: kn.:wile:at,. for rale Lk i • . • J. 8. DILWORTH & 00. 04.84): .,. .' ' • . licialraiiasol I= Sertindolniat.. I ---- ARN6,IrD it . intlol ANS, Chilean Parancee, , Wrolight Iron. Tabinz i AND FITILNO OENCIALLY. .• }'or Woman, and I'm:Ration of Builetingi/.. • A. t W. win magnet Lr *analog sod TekotllAiJole gismo oollot Wow., lit.. °stadia...rumor. trt rus M *hoods, Itoeoltels, Vacheries, Itousosotims Jells, Doted. Or Dlrtillop, Nrs 2S sgmus • Desirable Property for Sta.:, • Tim property known as "Hose Dale," sita ~te4 about three nines fro: Pittstarsb sod woos =O. ard. from the jorketkee a/the nallevad UM Manche* trr leered, st Wood's note. I. carve! Ilet h) , :tbe soh:writ...no r , urnesl.l4/ terse. The imitate rumbas of ; Monet Land. wok. • high etas a .u.ltinion. onutslolus two Orebseds and J. Imo Gardena. w•. 11 stuebod with denies fruit.. The IA Ildlogre etetatet of PAS 114.11414.4 tisi Dwelling li.seso. two Coilse.los• • en•bls Led Douse. Tles elliestko betsliby sod bestiiniloV.Oi Ms OP* of Um mot denstalui postsarls on ,tee "now i invor,. sod Is sdneilssbis istopts4 thr s tiovtleastso's re ideas' Pr bolt tiros iss. l'oeseeelo• eau to given /Tu. ant April- Apply to the enbersiter on tbepeetsulire. feriAlfg Li. C. tiWELLS. - - . . _ . . BUSINESS' DIRE CTORY. • B. M. PETIIXO ILL ic CO.'S 'ADVERTIBIC(O•..ACIENCL .I.= Kus.u: sassy. ass roar, 4.101.20*. 10'State Afro', /Was. P. 1..C.r. are Aziente for the moit folluentlassl e Lureand rfrouleth C l Pafera both In the UMW Btatse the : " • I . I • :1: 1:1Z.V.E.1; Z. Tbe followjae 114 ef thadaele Than. are lama the b aad meet rella la the city of Nair Tata. soo u a DM)Nm!mas.to E'RUSILiRLES BRUNO, Importer and Whole sale Dealer 111 Gummi Fireach and Italian MUSICAL lENTtI sad ,entuas, N0..2 Maki= L. 1•1.7 , 17, ' • CLOLII GOODS. LARK & IV N ESI 4 , 1.58 Broadway, Import. thant Talkm 1J ir• or r.o. i and =h aad Onsout Ocodi, to Bier 1.30 SKINNERJo w cO., 56 John street, LIANFORD BcßßOTllEß,Wholesale Cloth- Shbt, Dearer sad Earnishing llooA sled trig and Dabber Uoode. Perk How , 6. the LFRED MUNROE & -CO., Extensive DRY Goons. OATEN & BIONAHEA Imparters of ITiArrod and Fenian Hflt and Fumy adia / 19 And ILL, BROTHERS, Importers of Embroi -1 dale., Whit. Goods, U., No. SD Merry street FCOTTENET &CO.. lioporters of French i sod other mean Goode, No. 40 Brood meet. RGE PEARCE & CO., Importers of Gm Goods, Embroideries, U.. aB Iboadisay, moss of Exchange Ph.. ESTEIN & HONIG, No. 153 BronTwoy, Om doors from liberty street, Import/xis of Laze" desks, Silks, is.„ spl3.omo J. VIETH & CO., Importers of Em ; toolelosioo, Whit* and Loco Goodsrlio. 22' Erceki toins OWEN, 15 Broad Street, linpartor f Dona Trhionloso.olmpo and Whom efOToff. Mitts sod 8111[ o',llzotecrolly. ILENNEQUIN & CO , Importers of TREECE GOODS, lIDOCIIE 81.1AWL13, MODS DE i DAREGES, Lo., 60.IIrand street.. jalar _ROBINSON* CO., No.- IBT-Bro4dwoY, ro, k2=re m lo t agtr i rs k 4ut t ztoas, s.mi nniboop,. • ISELIN & CO., No. 47 Broad street, t 13 g lmDnrLara of French. EC* and Getman DRY . ESCHER do ROSCH, No. 29 Broad street; irerters of !mach awl Swiss Goode, =IA MU& aITCTIELL 4t POTT, 45 &cluing° Place. Iloratters or British AT Gads, Ecotch and Irish lhesa(kodsdea: I ORN, SCHLIEPER & HAARHAUS, Im- I motels of Garatair tel • n Broad cloths. SID& f, • I t porter A NDREAE & CO., Importers o f French, 43 =an sad Italianlk sow,, COMB. &e 49 Brawl- OURRY d'IVERNOIS & CO., Importers of Frorichand BwW Good., Mk.. Munn; te n N. roadway. ETER D. MULLEN, Importer of French, Gamma and Swici Dry Goa* Mks, gathutdral erinfle -17 Shmrls. &e . ••• No .m Di ßroad stinet, • sepl.3 jiOIILSAAT BROS , 48 John street; Im porter of. Ladles °BEM TRIMMINGS, nEnux jal3-61n L. MMUS, TASSELS, BUTTONS, srAna.r.apm. r MEEKER & MMDHOFF; .1 1 Tantifactarer ent. "}: Butin, ATCII & YL, Importers and Jobbers, of SILK sad FANCY DM GOODS, gernerally—No.74 iktreet. . 31e.CREERY & CO. 72 William !street, Importer! mad Jobbers dr Paster suet Rosie re 7 rt . B. lIATCU & C0., , 07Mem; street. WU. Importers of Gentlamens. Purulddmt Goedn.- manufacturer of Rats, Stock.. itlifirm. DAVIES, JONES & CO.. /01- el porters of Gentlemen'. Furnishing Goods and IfLanface Inter of Rocks, Shirts. TM; ae...104 Wllllarmatreet: IWILLIA3I REDMOND, 30 Pine area ode Agent In Nom York for the le oftke Linens f' Jame. and Robert Young. Ballftnesot, Ireland- STRAULErsr - ....A111E131& CO. No. 69 Broadway, Improetag or lam. MI/Inger thxds.,Embrgldaing ga4l.3.lnsnr. • CII UOILARDT, FROLIQII dc BOLT ► ILMISEV, N. 92 and 94Liberty drect. Importer; or Ranch, Anise and 'German Rik/. nildonnis Vnlyeto. Vert. ings. Patine. &rim, kn. Woolens of every denaiptkrn. orpl3-1r nERTRAND FIaES Jr. HENRY, Irnpo FVy.:= l : 7l ., " V.2.l. l* =t,Toi n ","` Mr"' Ulla= .!sect I BENNY, N 0.349 Broadway, the (Meat siatw-and,meet extelette estabilehmeet he the Vaned .p 1 -1r DRUGOISII3. tiRSIf & NORTLIOP„ISO- GreenwiCit t r t ige l arzir d arbaeoal• Dealer. in Druz.. VILtVEILS. JOCEL — YN & ANNTiki, Ar - TT ILL end &Inman on wood, Nan 58 and a 0 km anent Meet and best vat exonated hen. 'I W. ORR, Designer. and Engraver on d tort Idle wptat.74_,eezt)! ro nr.n. E. Wog . L I the Ilalt.l Staten d illßitt i V:, _Card . Engraver.end Printer, fr i TI Statlonnry. Paso! 7 .M 041 1, Nara . ffy, Se, MnMtraPa' Hate. 555 Itiondway. • ZIPII.II3SES. F DWARDS, SANFORD Ado ., Foreir ADdiVn N fArtir 3.4hr gihs a vrorld. Airelta k irA 4, ttl 7 0 4 AZ: m . & co, • • FASCT GOODS: AVARD, DICKSON &,CO., formerly 'BO lMANOTakillSt&t:=lsasln'ks'itsla ankle, 41 Makin" xias e Amor. and Drognso, y ROSENTHAL & BROTHER, briers U jia DS. Na EREGIO kBULKLF.d, 83. Cedar street , Dr 1614 Garman: Purctisidau Cam to `7 =. ~a~or.L uLL & :HUTCHINSON; ImEortert U Denim In French. German. end EIIIIMh Taney Goo& =I Stationery, 547 Broblylnr• • - LIARDWARZ JT B. it W. W. CORNELL, 135 and 143 . amtre drat Plain sact Ornamental Iron Works. RARAM JACOBS,•I67 Water street, Dors.tits, 241miulato, ter". mat AIR PWLSAOIiB . lc. I)AVID CllLVMRAnvintee and Patentee) usanub.eturn. and dealerortiolesal• au retail, Imam, Regina% Ventilator.. ac. • , • pa,ruityaluat (loom , HOZIERS '-'I.•WYKOI7, .23, Coati/mai India Rubber Coats. Ham Covers, Cloths. Mum" boots,Webielg. LIM -------- .111 NEWARK INDIA RUBBER C 0 , ,k t . r . lo ,l n klatufludarars WhoLati whir.anaramtam2,43llollbber "HENRY DAVENPORT, 86 John street, 1111 Mamieberme and Dealer tor derratlon ar wd .Lei , er m ea Patent Rubber reeks. , aner ran .443.17 -KNION INDIA RIIBRER 00. 19 Nassau make all Mods or Rubber Clotblig; COAL Drai• 14.; Cog" gram no to sox ash. =Hy, :4••• tilt!. PA 711311.&T&S, , 85....Liberir et , ; , Neir - .l , 4usiLw4urtiotqa.bare Apzendbi and desire*. ;LICIUTNING .A M. QUIMIYA SON,-Dealers in Quiz b7. k's• Icritedßods. Mee ItaLti Mist Ittb, 151kmma I. ALteMINSIMY AND iwgrN4-Tona .- ihEONARD'S MACHINERY DEPOT, No. r i e Pearl sod 40 Bearer ita,j4se. - fixga. Rom to the mantra r d.t. SCIIEXCK'S NACILIN_ Dtr , T, ,62 , • inrptca, mmktriem CAALL 1 CO, 47 Maid= Lane, Guitars; ~1N111141111111111..A. Isitramente, and ads" • OHE & LEAVITT, 31.11Iniderk Lane, "rnk,,,lt a tad Wholesale Dealers le • PINJOLZ.S. mu HOOKS, AND "Amu. &e. MIAS IL BATE,- lata.T. &T. IL Bate, laa•—Nreallan.. Wt,h UooW, satVidkdog rw . YORK ROSIN OIL Manufacturing 0=4..7. 16 6 Ftatt itreet—ltathhaery, thorLa Ks. ► *a. PAI.NCR VrAttEIIOUSL •• • • • ••••• • iirIYRUS & CO., 11 Cliff street. impors.sami• deers In Annefens.Pleneh. Orman and Enslbb hrall, and enen delerlytkanof Pr n . •olnannhe . tores material& • • • • voNaAN, LEWIS' L 'BARTOW. No. 161 'MMus. atribrt.—A weal Taesty OMER be Box*: nN, Statkarrs.PaniM. Ikeksmeulk mid Tradeema . . - • " PAINTA3I3 COLOR MAN U I ACII3I6IIBII. • jtAINBOW COLOR WORKS, F.IL. NICH OLS, At. ,S 3 Jobs 4.,lfinr Tart Pula and ammo teen, - " 1141471/ C.:BERT 11: PATRICK, Dellenee Riwt.ll.,llßieGithow. ha.. 14 Poet. No. ...... - Tomy t 4%4Drawr j Afruto*efki4 ....er_SXoMr. •., . , , - ~ . • vouguP.. ;."' THOMAS BARBOUR. i/24:,,1 1 " 1 """41$e" ..1 = 64 41••••-•:, tonri,ook t ,_ , • ___, ... --..-,_,,,---- .. onzo.lo - * r:90 0 1 44 ...._,.... %.,..r . ....• •.-. -- - ,• No 279 ti l t= gams , ir - .t ..„ 4. c.i... ...=...... - ' 6 YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. rrnsculi co.•s ADVSIIIIBMG .aasicr WIIWOW GLAM. PAINTS, Ae. • . . , .• . „ BARER. & smelts& 1 42 Water Impalas of rtrielteffiladow (Mao. Moo- ..h 4- o: Abe Ageats of lairioms. Modulo Too. "..N.. JIL POILLON & CO., Importers ofrrench' • Window and Coach slur-Ne Si auctsT almiL 110PSINS4 ifIifITIIERS, Importers of 'e Mach Wham Mau. No. %Behr street. Her --- Wholesaleits on au_ Warer9mns• WAL A. WHEELER & =EMT OPPO L ANIII I V2Sidn not:lLn.! . .A•sw YORK cirr: FALL IMPORTATIONS, FRESH GOODS! t Subscribers taco bouria storee-Just reodz a l . 117 , 4,4t0pz1 mod extend,. and .r. , ZIT i c ovet7 variety of ISillab. troneb and Gerona &ed. - • U 7l =7lahLoWead the Wet