sitter city has beta rinnarkably and-unusually free from midnight i«arolts during the put j&r. On Monday night last, howerer, an affair occurred which has seldom been equalled for boldness and daring. The facts in the case are about as follows: : - On Monday erasing, two men named Robert MeChesney (known better by the sobriquet of “Cedar” MeChesney,) and William Green, wore 'drinking carousing together in a tavern ia Pitts burgh. . Green, it feems,boasted of haringsorae $2O in gold on his person, and in proof palled it oat of his pooket and exhibited it. About ten o'clock, MeChesney and Green crossed the St. Clair etreet bridge together and went up-to a tarern kept by a mao named Chambers, on Fed eral street Here they indulged In numerous Eotations and aboot cloven o’clock started for ome—both of them tiring towards Manchester. As they were;walking down Federal street, MeChesney dealt Green a terrible blow on the back part of his head , and another on his fore head. Green fell to the paromont insensible.- MeChesney rilled his pockoU and took the $2O in gold. Induing this, he tore the pocket en tirely oat. Ho then decamped. . Passers-by shortly after discovered Green on the pavement and had him taken care of. When hti faculties were restored he told his story, sta ting positively that MeChesney was tbo man who struck'him. Ho was very badly, but pot dangerously injured. Immediate information was made at the Mayor’s office, and • officers tone and Pyl© were deputed to serve the war rant. They proceeded to Manchester, where they arrested MeChesney. lie was in bed at the time. The money, we believe, was not re covered- MeChesney was brought before Major Adams on Tuesday, and after a long examination, ho was fully committed to await his trial for high way robbery. The prisoner, we are Informed, is a notorious loafer from whom such things might be readily expected. The officers deservo credit for their prompt action in the matter. PITTSBURGH: ” WEDSE3PATMOBKISO, FEBBPABY 14,1855 1 CITY BEPABTHEHT. States Disteict Coctbt—Tun Cam or Enwiitb Swazcv.—-InthetJ.B. District Court oa Tawdry, before Judge Irwin, ths'cus of Edward Swaxey;indicted for robbing the United States UsH, came up; when Mr. Hampton, for the defence, read an affidavit of prisoner to the effect that he bad given authority tohia brother, John W. Swsxey, oh the I Oth of January 1851, : to subpoena his witnesses,-. This had ‘notbeen done and prisoner ,was now left without any means Jofdefcnce. Mr. Hampton, therefore, moved ;a continuance; ofthe tnal to the May. term, j Mr. Shaler, for tho United Btaios, op posed a-eontinusnceontho ground'that tho affidavit did not set forth thhtdue dilligence had; been mado, as tho law requires, to obtain tho at tendance ofwitnesßes. The |Court overrulod the ‘motion and the trial proceeded. The'prisoner being brought into Conrt plead not guilty. • . Mr. jShaler presented to'ihe jury a statement of thefacts ;n the case which would be proven -by the United States. The first witness was then called. . • Thomas - 11. Davidson bring sworn, testified —Reside In'Newport, Lawrence county, Pa; am Postmister there; the P. O. is eallod. the Irish Bipple;P. O.; on the 17th of-September, 1853, John Davidson, Sr., came to the office after the m&n bad gone and requested me to write a line for him to Hr, Martin, Secretary of the Western Farmers' fa* ll ™ lso Company, enolosing a $2 bill; I j did so;, before 'doling the letter, I took a memorandum of the note. enclosed, gave Mr. ; DavidsQnamembrandum.vix: tbeiitle,hrivacb,da te,andleuerveealedand directed ittoitfvi Martin; put th? letter In a 1 till under lock and key; marked the letter Oth September.- .On the fol lowing Thursday night, the store Was entered; to - the morning I found that the dcsk'to.whioh the mail matter was -kept was open;' all the letters' were broken open; the letter to Mr. Martin was opened and the $2 bill gone; sent word to Mr. Davidson forthe memorandum; got'it and took ont a search-warrant; gate directions at several stores to watch for thenots; at Rmeheart’s store, 'found! that ws2 HU had been received from Swaxey, corresponding with the note enclosed to the same letter, they had passed It off again, found .the same note the same evening, to the possession of Conrad Reiber at Mabdnlngtown; gave him specie for the note. This envelope (here produced) is the one whieh contained the letter; j it has my post-mark and Is directed in my hand-writing. This memorandum _(here produced,) la tho one I gave John Davidson.—; By thismemorandum, I identify this note (here produced) as the note I received from Davidson and afterwards obtained, from Reiber; It is as 2 bill on! the Southern Bank of Kentucky (Owens boro branch;) letter A; No. .8421; date Dec. Ist 1851.1 ' Cross-examined—l keep .a store and Post Office ia die store; about eight or tea. letters are mailed per diem; keep the usual record of let* . ten seat and* received; haw not my mall book here ;;th!s: letter-ms aeter registered on the mail book; Ihave no account of the mail that - day-; when I received the letter from Mr. Dav idson, there was probably several persons in the store ;• the matter eras under lock and key at all times. Can't eay how many persons veto in my:storevhen-the robbery took place; over $7 and some goods were also stolen from the store, i "When Swaiey eras arrested I found none ofthe iortieles lost, on his person. He waswr rested on the Monday following. Swaxey at the -time eras boarding within a mile or two of the Post Office; he said he worked in a coal bank.— This letter (here produced) is the one written to ~Hr. Martin by me; my wife was in the habit of acting; as postmaster; nq other person was in the habit of handling the mail matter. Thh Court took a reoess tin three o'clock. 'At]three. Court convened, and the United State* continued its testimony. John Davidson ’sworn—Resided in Big Beam township in September, 1865, four miles from Irish Sipple P. 0.; received and sent my letters through that office; I went to that P. 0. at one time jwiih $2 to send to.the Hew Lisbon Insu rance’ Co.; theP. M. received the notejmd took a memorandum; the letter was addressed to Levi Martin; theP. JL wrote it for me and I signed it. This letter (here produced) is the same let ter. | Witness identified the envelope; the memo randum and the $2 bin* - . Cross examined—Don’t recollect that any one Ttas present whan, the letter was written; think- Mr. Millar might have been there; but am not positive; don't recollect where I got the ‘note; couhfnt swear this Is the identical mote except by comparison with the memorandum. I Conrad-Rieber sworn—Beside at'New Caatie; • Uvedmear How Castle in September, 1863; am a butcher; this note (ltere*prodaced) I got from Mr. Rinehart; when .Mr. Davidson took it from me, ho gate 'me specie for it and I put my uw- siire'tHa is the note I got from lir. Rinehart. w Lome Rinehart sworn—lave opposite Hew . - port; on BewvcmCreek, in Lawrence county, live within a quarter of a mile of the Irish Hippie know Mr. Davidson; he fa?. M. of that -P. ti.; oh the morning of the 9th of September, 1863, Swsseylhe prisoner, came into my store and got. breakfast,'to gave me as 2 note on the Southern Bank of Kentucky I sent it up stairs to niy brother to get the change, and then left the ptore for Hew Castle; biaTO known Swaxey for sometime. Cross-examined—l am potitive the bill was on the Southern Bank of Kentucky. Can’t swear thislia theideeticalnote-. Don't recollect telling Henry Swineberger. I couldn’t recollect what kind of anoie Swaxey gave me. Charles Binehart, sworn—Residence same as previous witness; a note the same as this was sent by my brother up stairs to me early i* the morning of September 9th, 1853; gave the boy a $l,BO change; about half an hour after Swa sey 'and a companion camp in to get a drink Swixey offered me a ragged $1 note ? I would not change it; then Swaxey toU me thathe bad eot'it that morning from me;' in this wayjl found tbes2 bill eame from Swaxey'; afterwards - I paid the $2 note out to a; butcher from Maho ningtown; during the day, Mr. Davidson, came ia and enquired about a $2 bill» I. asked him what kind of a note; he gave me a full descrip tion of it; told him I had jaat paid such a note to a butcher it had come from Swaxey- Cross-examined—Kever before changed money for 1 Swaxey; my business la the same as my brother; we : keep a tavern and haw a farm. The certificate of the Post Office Department that Irish Ripple is an anthorbredPoxt Office wm offered in evidence. ; „ ' ! The testimony on the part of the united States ink here eonelnded. -Ho erideoeo Ifo3 offered for the.Defence. . Mr. Hampton addrcised the Jury for the de fendant, end ms followed.by Mr. dialer for the United Slates. Jndge Irwin then delirered a brief charge tothe Jury, who retired with direc tions to bring In a sealed Terdiet. Couet or Coaotos Pleas.—Boforo Judges Mo Clow, Adams and Boggs. . • • . David Brown v* David Campbell. Action to 'recover tiis vita# ofa sheep alleged to bare bees killed by dog. v Verdict for plaintiff f0r56,25. Jno.’ F. McCombs vs. Peter Percbinent Ac tion to recover damagti for alloged breach of: contract While the case was progressing a juror was Withdrawn and the case continued to the next term. - ißcberi Forester. and WllGaa Gibson (doing business underlie firm of Bobert-ForestcrACo;) ts; James Gregg, owner: James Stewart, con tractor; and John McMullen, sob-contractor.-? Action to recover the value of a qaantaty of building materials furnished to defendants. Ver dict for plaintiffs for s9o,Cft, _ . ... . Thomas Arwick vs. William York. Action to recover* anm of money which plaintiff alleges defendant owes him for services rendered as a “faKbixecuw a wrdirt for $13,00 irw ren dtJoMT^Tajhn-xs. Wm. 4 C “°? for debt on a scire facias.- Verdict forjilaintiff, -$90,09; . _ . I A. P. Nicholson vs. Ellen-Strain. The trial hiad progresseda fewmoments, when the defead -uht confessed judgment for $12,30. j Elisabeth Mullen by her next friend, William Mcßridovs. Michael Mullen. Action for divorce claimed by Mrs. Mullen, on the ground of Bi treatment. The parties reside in Allegheny.— On trial. j District Cocnr.— Before Judge Hampton. In the case of Neville B. Craig va. Wm. Col well a-.veTdict was rendered on Tuesday for de fendant * ! Dinsicr Cotmi.—Befor: Judge WiDumj. ! Tho cm. of Wm.' Magee xa. B. H cmleraon & to., cor t ‘ n u ft< t, to occupy the attention of the ■Court Boring Tuesday. 1 Da-vm or a Tipstaff.— lt was announced in the District Court, on TuetdaJ, that Charles Glenn, late one of the tipstaves of the Court, deceased. Judge Williams thereupon ap . pointed Wm. MeCletry of Tarentum, to fill the vacancy. . __ . ' < - Tsb Concert of tho Philharmonic Society in |B-ov. church, .Allegheny, to hand , 1 [goiDoly last evening. The Ladies'Be- U iueroleht Society win gain something substantial ;. LafiCKET. —Aldennan Thompson yesterday committed John Brown to the County Jaß in de- T‘. fault of $3OO bail, charged oh oath of Catherine" Bole, with lacgepy- . _ 1 Taw Babb. OipKeahs give a concert for th# •. ; benefit of the Seventh street Soup Bouse arthe i City HMI tomorrow evening. Cosductor Ksun Acquitted.—Excitement at Oekusbubciit.— Tbo facts In thU ease arc about as follows: On Friday night, a short Urns after the cars had left the Pittsburgh depot for the East, a man was diseoTcred oa board, who was. without money to pay his passage* The train was not stopped; bat.on its arrival at Greensburgh he was put off. After the train was again in motion, the Germon was observed hanging on the platform of the rear car, and trailing on the ground. Before he could be as sisted into the car he lost his ho)d; and, by a sudden jerk of the train, w thrown over a high embankment. The cars wero stopped, the injured man ptoked up and placed in ue hands of the watchman at the first station on the other side of Greensburgh. Being in such a statotbat. he could giro no occount of .the way ih'which bis Injuries were received, the rumor quickly circu lated through Greensburgh that he had been thrown off by the conductor, but on the return of the- train, Mr. Keller stopped off at the vil ; lago, and affidavit to the facts of the caso, which allajed the excitement. The Gannas, whose name is Sebastian Shem erman, was considerably barred; but is in a fair way of recovery. On Monday last, Mr. Keller was brought be fore the Court of Westmoreland County, by Ha beas Corpus, sued out by W» A. Stokoe, Kaq.— After a hoaxing of the evldenco and argument of Counsel Mr. Keller wt# honorably discharged, the Court saying that his vindication was most and, that he had behaved with perfect propriety. A Pbxhto Dead.— On Sunday night. Mr/ Charles Cotterell, a printer, who at one time worked at r hls trade in this city, died suddenly in Cleveland, uqder the following, circumstances, as related by the Cleveland Express : . . « About a o’clock last night, Cotterell, a prin ter, while walking along Water street,- fell to the ground * r| died in a few moments- He bad been to the Methodist Church—where he fell in with the man with whom he wts walking and of whom he had solicited food.and lodging. The man told him that be boarded oat and could net take him home with him—but that he would 'go withhbs to the Watch House, where they were when he fell and died. Officer. Huai cams up and assisted m taking the body to the Watch House, where it nowlies. The deceased waa 42 yean of age, and has been a tramping journey men printer for the last 20 yean, it was sup posed that he died from starvatioh— ■but wo think this can hardly bo so—inasmuch as he was in oar -office yesterday* and did net complain of hunger or aekior assistance. We saw the body of this man lying on the floor of the Watch House __hU effects amounting to some poor clothing, two or three composing rules and an empty .purse—a Printer's fortune. Alas! bow many printers die like CotteroU—poor and friendless. But his labors and troubles are o’er—he rests in peace. ” Lancssiss.—Wm. Bfiowers was arrested and ex amined on Tuesday before Mayor Adams, Alle gheny charged with larceny on oath of C. Mick land; the alleged offence consisting la stealing ft string of sleigh-bells from prosecutor. The par ties reside in Reserve township. Showers was committed to await trial Georg® Sharer was brought before Mayor Adams, on Tuesday, charged with the larceny of a lot of coopers’ tools fronf John Myers. Sharer says he can prove . that he bought the tools. This case waa postponed..... John Manhattan (from Butler County) was brought before Mayor Adams, on Tnesday, on suspicion of haring stolen some flour from the yard of Lighteap’a tavern—the flour be ing the property of William Woods. Defendant held to bUfor farther bearing: A cltiien of Mercer connly yesterday brought to Allegheny a lad about 16 years of age, to to committed to the Houao of Befnge. \ So unman ageable waa the lad that hia guardian was com pelled to Iron him. Ho had hecoma snob a thief that hia confinement waa rendered absolutely ne cessary. It is a sad thing; to see a mere child crippled with feltera and thrust into the cells of a prison. Under Mr. Bothorford's instruction, we hops he m»y ho thoroughly reformed. .. ■ ■■■got Winn Woeks.—The citixena of Bir mingham, East Birmingham, and Sooth Fitta bnrgh are moring in the matter of anpplying those boroughs with water. A bin to incorporate 5 company toerect suitable worts, &c*» has been drawn up ond will bo presented to the Legisla turo. Tb* U. 8. Grand Jury yesterday found a truo bill orlndictment sgainstfPeter Grundy for hav ing in his possession counterfeit gold coin. The case win come at as early period. The case of Cummings will probably come up to-day. Tub Thaw—Yesterday, the atmosphere was more Spring-like than we have had for sev eral weeks. The mow and Ice began to dis solve andtho streets are rendered uncomfortably sloppy. If the thaw extends to the mountains, we may expect a freshet in a few days. Buicibs.—We are informed that on Sunday last, Mr. David Wilson, of Xlh&belh township, committed suicide by hanging himself with his handkerchief, which was tied to the bough of a tree in his own corn-field. No cause can be as signed for the sad act. Asotitsb Howard Association. —A Howard Association was organised in Booth Pittsburgh last week. We understand the members are do ing a good work for the relief of thePoorin that borough. -'v Ths Firemen's Association, at a meeting held on Monday night, passed a resolution in favor of the introduction of a steam fire engine in this city. BY TELEGRAPH. New Oblsass, Feb. 11.—The Orizaba arrived with VeTft Crus dates to the Bth and Mexico dates tothe6tb. » •... . . A provisional government has be en cstabusnoa at Acapulco with Alvares at its head, until the arrival of Cabaßas. ' It is confidently reported that Banta Anna has been shot by the rebels. Gen. Laven will relief Won as commander at Matamocaa. ' ■ The revolutioniats in the Isthmus of Tcbann tepeo have declared in favor of Alvares. A. now revolution is talked of in Vncatan. The Kinney expedition is favorably expected. New Orleans, Feb. 12.—The Prometheus arri ved with California dates to the 24th inafc The Northern Light left on tho 6th for Now Tprk with 200 passengers treas ure. The news is unimportant - There was no choice for Senator; there bad been 22 ballots. ! , Oregon dates to January 13th are received. The had attacked and murdered five whites near Orleans, and troops have gone in pursuit of them. A general war is expected, as the Ipdfoo* are numerous and well armed. Themarkcts are dull and depressed. I IWabhwctos Citt, Feb. 10.—There is consid erable disaffection among tho Ohio democrats now here, at the nomination of Mr. Wilson os Judge of the new District in Ohio. They desire Ranney, of their Supreme Court, and great ttifiu •ncewilf bo . exerted by them on the Senators gggbutjthe Confirmation, audit looks likely to be gueccessful* \ • CmcAOO, Feb. 12,-Th. Ieg«l»ta« «r lUl noie trill adjourn on the 16th inst Fob. 13.—The markets doll.— Flour £Bl5 f« good brands. Oatadecliocd to 2s* Nothing done In Provisions. »ieexeued (JeaMd.: EMt. er TM e^f gaxewax'bie i afternoon. It rained hard afl day.; COmERCIAir COMMITTEE OP ARBITRATION, TOE W. n.Sxno. V. p.—Gsosos Buck, J. 11. Coorxx, C.W BKKZTSOV, W. B. Esgujul' REVIEW OP TUB'PITTSBOKan SIABKCT. Fortht Week ending ftbrturv IS, ISM. The weather begins to moderate • Mils. On WwioMdftT often week we were tinted with e heavy end which continued for about 12 hoar*: but the "*“• below the frwrlna point, the water cooped M « « » fell. Bine then, up » Mender. “VES sold; but on Mrjoderlt began to thaw slowly. end e Uwtk opto the Hirer experteneed. It was about thl>time in February. IKS, »ben we were visited by tt» Tuesday afternoon (jwitirdi j)H oouincncud ratelng birily. the etmoepWo aboro the freeing point, end the enow end ice fart disappear! i>K- We era now sure of e fl °Buslnre» remain* inactive. eud there U no very ardent desire tobere it other* iw. juet now. Our ounmoreUl men generally would retheraee the Winter continue till »6oui the Ist of March, eiui then we ml«bt enjoy an open and uninterrupted Spring, with a legitimate How orbuel neee in ite regular aeasou. The oeeurrenoea of. the week, commorctell y, art* not re markable. Trade U stagnant in all directions, aod«ltls protaMy to tbte aa much aa to anything els* that a large part oflho present aste In the Money market to traceable. The lack of demand baa increased thoiupplj. In the Weet and Soulh*Weet the Rivera are either froioti oyer nr too low for navigation, and evan Railroad travel U aarionily obatrueted ; and at the East haa axperieuced wnathur itill mow actor*, there are ai few rigna or aeUrilr there aa elsewhere. Tho ralue of import* at New York durlna tho twit woch ihowa an lomaae over Uw corresponding week teat year, aa will l« aaen by the annexed statement : Fortto Week ISM. IBM. Dre Qoodt. 11.713,479 General Merchandise.... 829,082 1,664,338 Toted 8W77.816 Province 6 weeks IiUBMIS 13,798,804 Total f0rCwweka,..~.523,578,425 117,170,010 TVtlh this increase of Imports thero la a beginning made to the export of Specie. The amount thlpped from New York teat week waa $050,834; and engagements are al ready made In considerable 'amount* for shipment this week. These aro not fkvortblo foatum. The Money market at New York continues to Improve, and rataa tend downward, both for good paper and on eaib Some loans are reported In the tetter below 0* cent, and the text cteaa of the former te In rKMrt at 7. In Philadelphia mpttal seeking laveetmant ite becoming anlte abundant, and rates eoneecuentiy have a downward tendeocy. First-dan paper Is In demand at 9@lotf V cent, and Bsamddaas te readily placed at 11012 V rent.— At Baltlmezw the Money markvt exhlblte no chance since last week. Honey can be eadly obtained on call and on short paper at 6 It rant, and good buainras paper la sai ling on the street at 0010 9 cent Iq Cincinnati the Mon ey market continue* quid. There are fow acceptable bor rowers peeking loaaa and for such the market te easy at 10012 9 cent Eight Exchange on the Hast te steady at premium, with only a moderate demand. New Or leans team exception. At-ihat point Monty contlnnee very stringent at 10@13 for finidam paper land 16025 9 cent Mother klnda Wantofconfldenee,andeenieqaant embazrament etßl prevails there to a great extentand te increased by the continued suspension of navigation on the Western Hirer*. . . , Wlthregardtotheßiver,thedneinnatl Onrnmerelalof Monday aaye • Blver 1* dear of irw, but froien over, from shore to abort, Above Ludlow andbelow Walnut streets. Hundreds cf pa dMtetearmased over oa the Ic* at thaae Mints yestertar. Q We intro by a private dispatch from Bvanrvllte Ind., dated the iota Inst, that there ware than but 6 feet witer in the Ohio at.tbat point. The Wabash .»»■ rtring,_*ad •everal temta laid up (below Evauvilla. Ice diva pees ring, and weatlwr moderating. - The 8 b Louis Intelligencer of the Bth. mya : •During the test twenty-four hours the River has fallen about five faab there te n«t to exeeed fliw fwt on the tern tetween here and Cairo, The gorges both above and below havelbmken looea, which will account for the sudden de cline in the River. The Liverpool Timas of the 29th of January, received by the late, arrival, a* ye : Several failure*, many ot them with heavy ItebUiUaa. bn, cnmllr wlfli Otf M-tt. li»t. bwn tbl. week, both la Liverpool and .London; and rumors nave been very Indieereeuy dreuiited regarding finnewhteh are known to te iu a perfectly solvent position. Attelcgraphleh dtopatcb from New Or leans dated tba 9th, aaye : Cottottla firm with sales of MJOOO bake the lasttwo dare. SCoteJM* has advanced to 18*5 Bma BMes to Te. llio Coffee haa advaueed with aawe *B9V®9H.— Bacar U dull at SSG-IX fos folr. Flour te.ntadmg at and to dull. Core has advanced to UaUwT Bight Exchange on new. York % die. Of the Coffee market In Baltimore, the American cf Sica daytaya: Tb# CoSm cuzk«t contlßW. IbcJ. rethsr more (kdagJto-day than acts mtoe tods y«ahwl 4flo tege good Wo aklOcta.There Is writing doing la other daerteuraa. if* quote Ircd ma selected lots ot do. at tO>4©WX«te* end Java ai U*f>lZXeU. i TheCcsal Ccmntotfoeos have Inuadtbrir tariff of ralM far tto «srm( year. The riasslflmtlsn of freight temalna MViw*. and the foGowiag are tho rates of tofl and llml tatkeu of tranvpertere: • . jet da*agadcteasi3d «-iaa» «the Use Fruca rilflSQpbte to lOOO peunO* fa 00 From Columbia to Pittsburgh VlOQOfes 1C& The tra.oeportet’s tharga, (Including BUtetollainOttoex coed on ITiUtedal £bteandPUUburgb dghta jl 10® hi.— <5 And <>u Columbia and ' Pitt’s freights VIM •pouuds-...~-~ 1 00 Ooal.eurled from PilUtaxrgh to Philadelphia, th# whote distanca oxer th* Halo Tip©, p ton £1,43. SappQalpg tbe inafporUn to charg* tk* oaUld* figures }i«r« set down, the charges tar throagb freight would be u follows, fUOO be. lit eUM, M c*nt»: Sad eUes, TO cent*: Zi e*ot* ; 4tb dus. 5Q ceota. Hie traniportera, hcv»T«r, haieootyetaanooneedthalr ntn. and while theyeaiioot bearer, they mi; he wndsr, thee* qnoOttoaa. Tb* Ohio A Pannijlnnl* Road bsTe, we understand. re duced thereto* oa f Coro from Creetllae to Pittsburgh from 23 to ecnti 100 be. This la a my materiel re* dutifcm, end will deubtlcm tend to divert ablpatnuof Com in this direction from the Wabash country. Tbe bandog of tb* bridge over the Juniata, et Uwie tows.on the PeonsylranU Roail. is e partial cbatrorllon to the transportation of freight tor the pramot; bat as there U but littlefreigbtnow premia* on.tbe Rood, It will oot lire riot to much Inoonreoleoca. aod tbe brtln will probaM; be repaired in eeaaon tor tbe Spring trade. Tbeeeaeon tor Ho* slstigbUrlog beingooiriy orer .there bnwaeaailety to know what the jWd UUkely MU. At Cincinnati, LooirrUla andothrrfaeaty point* there will be a coo«o@s3£o * tbL BACON-tb* dsmandls better than, tho supply; steady ofßhoolder*,dty‘«moked,atCK@C>i; SldeaT@74; pt.in n.xn. 109104; Iron City (racarcnrtd) do. 11. Stoekt am yet light, and no large tales bare transpired. BULK MEAT—the tales art* confined to lot* of country eat, a* offered, and eompriee 2000 As. Shoulder* at 44 ; 6000 As. llog Eound at 44,54 and 04; 7000 he* do, ats4> round; and2o.ooofes.do.at 44 fcr Bboolder#,s4 forSldss ribs la. and 64 fcr llama. Fair lot# of eity ent would com mand better figures.- BUTTER A EGOS—Prime Roll is not aetivo, but than tm sales at 18; other Qualities ring* down from 10 fcr Good to 12 fcr Interior; Packed XOOI2. Egge an.net to bsbad. and would now command 25. BEANS I -* fair demand, and quotations firm at $2,009 I? ■» ft but. for gmaii White, the outside figure Car lots by retail. - V * BEESWAX—Is nominal at 21A r Good Tellow*. there is scarcely any offrrlng. * the supply la ftlr and the aemand moderate; sales oaaralTaloTedmmoaOhioat doz.; from store salts at $2,8393,00 fl do*, according to quality. BUCKETS A TUBS—sales efßuduU at Factory at and from stem at Large Tube, from store, $7O $7 50 per do*, small do. KLSO. COTTON YARNS .Ac.—The following are the ruling rates; Mil, 1. . kmm Koa. 5 to 10, lndasire~lB e $9. N*ll A.ll J 3 c | B. NO. 14 S e t£' N 0.15.-..— 22 « W poxn tiu. Ho. BO0„.—-3 e|ti No. eft. CJ 8e W B>. No. e* *. 52* 70 5 ft. No.looo-.X4 eft. Carpet Chain. White, 13@20j Colored 23; Coverlet Yarn S3O2S; CaadlewieklS; Twine2o; Batting,No. 1,23 s No 2,22; Family Batting 15; Caulking 15. . . m AHM.Mn*, IftVl, v/ll ,MM . MKsaac—rns QooraTtoes jju as rouowe Slenilla Hope, coll, 19 c W » WenOia Rope, cut 20 e W t> White Hope,ewiu 14; eJJ ft Rope,ent lloft i Is SS&'SrSiSf.li 1 15 nemKCLW. *1.750*3.75 V do*. - llemp, V 0011,14 ets. lift. PLOUGH LINES—iUWiia, H (tea. Hemp $1,001» do*. 1 COTTON CORPAiJE—Cotton Jlope, 4 end upwards, 20; do. below 4,22. Bed Cords. S2XO, $3,C20>4.76 V do*. Bs»h Oorts, $0,50. CANDLE3A SOAP—demand moderate; sales of Dipped at 134, Mould l44,.aad2Adamantina at 22024. Common Roeio Soap, 6, and Sawyer’s Toilet do. 10. . PRIED FRUIT-eales of 200 bus. Briod Peaches at SIX 7, andXs do. and 28 sks. do. at $2,00; tales tX pared do. at 114 ctt. "{4 B.; Dried Apples,* sale of 60 bus. at $1,23. DRIED BEEF—ea»U sales by .the tierce, of new ’at 90 94. . ~ FEED—Ibo foUowlog are present price* for lota at who!*, •ale, at city mills: Bran and Sswnlngt 90 et*. 9100 fee.; Shorts $L00; Rye Brsn and'Shipstoff SIXS; Finished Middlings SWO. , FSATUERS-nothing doing, except In the retail way at 45050. ' do.at S9XO i Dtt Baited Herring, $3,00; like Fish, Trent ssXods9Xo ItbbUand White s9XO®slo,oo; haif bbi*. In thestual proportion. Cndflah. new, Is selllfig freely at 6 . FLOUB-thenttzkatbas heett firm aH| Week, UA the proepret of a rimln the riser depressed Ua QUle yaeterday; tales at depot of 150 bhls. exit* at $8,75, and (npsrflneand extra ftun store at $3,750p,00. Bie litock in toarket Is byno meajis and then (a a good deal on tba river, In boats, between this and CltflnnatL - GRAlN—Cosjfeontlimeato arrive freely, andisalea are mvia daßy at depot and from stare at prices raa|lag from 80.390-ficm SO*}£ Bridl* " , “ «®» IViotUrjr ( Prlojo Skirting •' 2552 S METALS —l‘i« Ja«J Ik bold et 7‘4'(>l> 7K * Bar Ued * ; Shot, U. 12 H iKk Sheet Copper ('■{selsiu before quot*d,\3o 66 6® * Btmi, 33 Q 34. Tin, I 0 $U,23 s I X ;$13,25 i Bar do. 3TJJ ; Pig do. 34 lb wo in; the cub rates. Bprftnt Steel Pittsburgh manufacture Plow do. 7<&7t, ; Steel plaugh wlDgi 8; do. qut to pattern $ to 10« S; A B Steel, ftom roUndlron. 6J*; fromlhamraerod do. 6dS Hoo stool. 7s; Fork do. JjJhoTol.do. 8!; Steel dandy tire, 7; EllpUo Brrln«*.W«? eeet do. IMSU; CulUretor teeth, 13X5, mqM; t MBSdroiUt—mlee tetbeeltytradeet $l4 H bbLj In the email wsy It if Quoted et $l6. MALT—we note steady blm at brewery at $1,60* bus NAVAL STOIUtS-Sjdritf Of Turpentine doll et 63d 66 Ter l* ntn ; alee toeitr trade of North CeroUne s4^>o; Jn smaller lots at'1*,750*3,00. Roeia No. 1, $4,00 do. No. X $3,25043.76. cub end time. ONIONS—Tory few offering, end held generally at $1,23 nothing doing; LertU Stalls soiling at 76@80r tbeoaUlde figure fbr small peroelj; endldneeed le nonll* nel et 82(333. POTATOES—aIee of mixed lots ora making et iUOtfb tLfflUbue. Ute Inside Jlgiata rnUog, ende flelr demand. PIG METAL-no aelea hers tnnsplnd during the week, end there are no prefect Indications of e change In the tone of the market. SKEDS-emell ealee of clow on arrival at end ftom (tore et $6,750 ST,OO; TUnctbyncmlaal at $2,00 yi?w flit in good demand end salt »t $1.0). SALT—eelee of No 1 at s2#).* Dbl., end extra et $3,13. wltb e moderate jlemend. - BIXEETINaS—wo quote Benner MIU Sheetings et *» No.l, end 8 tor No. 2. j: TOBACCO—Virginia 6t ranges from 1*326, according to brand, end lumps et 20340. Virginia Twist, 10. TALLOW—we not* an oeeaMouel sale of Rendered at 11, but there is wry little In market. WINDOW.OLABS-Clty brands are omen et *3 * box Jbr6xB;sX6oibrTx9; SSfcrUlfc $330 6* 8x13,9x13, end 10x12; ALSO tot 9x13,9x14, enddOxll; $5 rar 0x13,10x16, end 10x16; fbtlOxlT; lor 10x18; end so on. In creeling In like ratio eoccrdlag toslse'-lO* cent. off far ~,.a country brands are sold at an average Of about 60e lees 11 box then dty brands.. Uecelved slnw our last 634 his. country Glees. WHITE LEAD—Is firm, with e moderate demand, end steady sales eis2£ollk#g»Jb* pare end dry »*e »lb. Bed. Lead* eta. It WniSKET-eeleeofßaw'at 50, and Rectified*t_33<&3s; the market has been extremely dull tot the week. CATTLE MARKET. Aixxanxxr, February 12, 1855. BXEVBS— tba rcarktt *u bot to nU wpplUJ u hcrt* iotam about 2Soh«*4 war* ofltaaA which Wo*l&ostlr ta fcnn, prjcM ranging from C®®d prim#; ud ft>r ehoka; two mrflo«bMd aoilU ftK. BllEXP—non* ofltoad. UOOS—6&3h**d nn in pen*, which wmscfld (part tn •aitero gceonat) at Uowing will b* th» ssfllpg CconStlng by th# Nkarsro* Transit Koute, h*Tlagbu» tvelrs nils* ©f l*nd transportation.ov« » pod mired road. In MiriuWi vith tbs itwaiMp* jSIKBRA N*TaDA.tl-NKkSbLADL, lUORTKJm ifcCL* MM, I’AClfJc! and BItOTIIKB JONATIUS, oas eTwhldl •m iMf| flew Joan dal find, ths Partflalarralnosof Trsaslt Erate. for *aw Pnadaco on tbs arrival of ths VUMcn w.flattototßMtte.gyya, . rxAAau ABowllag Gmn,tl.». liettsr Bags mad* op atihs pw K For Melbonrnc, Australia. Pioneer line, Ckrryiay fAs United Slsta HcriL XnE A' 1, superior Clipper Ship GER TBUD* Will sowsd Cb# Kightlntale, and «*Uft* tbs • parte©n tbs first of July, •* ssrsoteenth fiUp of this Lins. Tt»o*rtJudsh*#protodh«iislf*!«a*rt*bly &st tallur.sndlslbsoulyA. l.Sbip now loading at thl* port for Australia. eorUbls rspotatios* It was tbs first, and & now tbs only rtgular Un*. Snrythln* Is prortdsd foe S*wW<* «£ eept wines aod llguon. sosp and towel*. Tba lsngtb m MaattTihisfieoTtto Iwdays. lifrt ttebte-Paraiga SaHand tsa.aseond Cabin •or ftwlghtor paaaags, apply to • *• mxSO-tr* iia wall stmt. fl 10 fl 00 66 Bi JOHN PHYFK, DEAMR. IN IVORY, andmanulbctarwof IvoryOeals, No. ?Murniret, f York. ocg>»y_ a gricultural implements and A.jBgfD3.-RAL| > | PA C 0.23 FultonetmfcNswTmk, STEAMBOATS. For St Louis, Kama, and Nebraska, 4 NI) all landings on the M'uwouri iJB&£ iura. xn. su.j»r nnHSS&SSab , C*DV DkLzs, will u*v«* for the *s°re medUteisndiage on tb« oponlngof Navigation. Per HARTON. Wheeling Packet . rpilE new and substantial steamer rJEBLi I EXCUANOI, CapL McOAlxtW. wimunsHAs^ffiM afcr ran ae a reralir pa=tet tet ww Wb«Une. l<«Tintt rltUbwißh "W 1 MCSOAY, WEDNra- I>AV and FRIDAY of each week allOoclock, audWhsel- ioesdaS THUKanax BdSATOjii)ar..ui. “n! Sun eaaueU U STtllnUK ,Ith IhantUhanh more and Ohio Raßinad. For ftelriit or passage, apply on J^lorW jTl,.aitLlhOliouD, ASt. At.rt. fyrtf Exchange Is an entirely new end speedy boat or nrr Usht draught, ezaelisnt areoramodatioua, spu* dVHr T fla!jAM ud fornUb^—built nprrtrtx fo, tbit ml. -a* - Pioneer Line of Aostralia Packets from New York to Melbourne, cjßunxa tub vnitbd statu bail. The beautiful and favorite Clipper Barone NUIEGD, nlmtraith Ihlp oflUillla, .mb. 3m- TO hrt iwo.l* Melbourne on tb. »th art. hmnr ,«onimoo»Uoni Rabj2— lUooa, smoTlTrrt C.Wa,SISe. °£|Ltablß. ,tm. Tb. NlmrSl »Ul li W,tl» .•.bJ.brt CUpp.r 3Up California Diamond Fins. ENTLEMEN'S SOLID GOLD CALITOR ITnIA DIAMONDCLUBTEB BREAST PIKB with chain attached, price $5; without chain $4. These Pin* are eunal in hnUlaney and appearance to tho real mamqpd. and are rcaUy worth avujt to see. We Invite every one N.8.-A small history of the Diaeoverr of thrte Stone* would not be ami*. Professor Jambs, so well known fcr ’ lfflntt -TATcHIKD JEffBIBf af ..err denwfption, prices marked in the window, and at any other store in the United StKes. it per sen j. JACOBS, 407 Broadway. New York. These Plneeentby maUtewpart oftheUnited State* by enclosing amount, addressed L.A J. JACOBS, 497 A tpednumcan be seen at the Counting Ucom of this office. naE-Smd FITS! FITS!! FITS!!! THE VEGETABLE EXTBACT EPILEPTIC PllilaSj^ K,ami TJEKSONS who are laboring under' tWa die tre«ing malady wDI find the YBQBTABLK Fff fKvrin PILLS to be the cnlr remedy ever diaoovffed fcr w tetmand, alSugh they are mnand eepeettlly for the . t ssrrt. , sS'iai& long standing, superinduced b/ narvonsnsm, they are ex- BdaaasKssfiS? S l5^ tr naasa^&it a> GOODS. X VAN BOEDER hna just reo’d re and beadtiful assortment of Mourning Uee and Betts to Crape, Tarieton and Bwtse, ■si Gauss Yells, Bla« Hosiery and Clorew iton and emc-mbbone, Belts and .Crapes, in l~*Al*tßndtf A Bajon's best Rid Qlovee can always be fg, gTREKT. comer of the Liamond No. 16 —"23 e’W • Na 17 ......24 it * 6 No. 18 25 « fe fe No. 19 ja e$ fe No • CIDER! AND WINE gpS^ Woll known for Its fino flavor, SZrargiA and Purity. MBfoMUB U 4 warranted to improve ter 9 for sale by tb* barrel, half nw ..m 148 w.t^rtgmS&rt,; CLOVER DAIKI.—The subscriber is prtTv V j wed to Turnttb to families, FRESH MILK and CREAM, and will be, thankful:for the patronage of his frtsnds and tb* public. Hi* COWB willbe foden good wholeeamefcod, and every oar* will be taken to satisfy his customers. Orders addressed LrWUktoePortOfß^gmng Co-Fortoenhip. K. WHITE having nssnoialcd with IT him,in tb* Venn- Retail Drr Goods business.. hU Mother jXmkß WillfjLandhtt Confidential (3«k, Mr JOHN F. LOY, The burinaas hereafter wilt be cbndneted uoder the name of OEO. R. WHITE A 00. BDnuaCT *» As it is tb# Intention of the new firm to awe the pub* Be weQ. eastern** s may rtiy on nttlug * good article end at a prle* mtb&ctojr. Part of their rtoek they Intend to Import, art to nurebim fora first hand*, so ibak evetT thing in theirline wißhe at the lowest cost. To enable them to do so it will be necessary for thoes persona indebt •dtoQeo.lL White to pay promptly. •. PUtsborgh, Feb. Bth, 18a^>fcfcixrt. -■ Intelligence Office, CEBVANTS of idb d^oiptfoM*fupplio'd. lajutotdiujtjrtrtit™ N-' K-Col'ecttons ptmaptly *ttertrt to. •fttf lyd r JQa. LEWIS. _ ILYCEIIINE OREAU, a new and very AGRICUT/nXRAt. & Pittiburgli Hedge Farm Nnrsery, SITUATED on. WilEns Avenuo, *ctL about caa«uarter.cf a mils from the.wwood BSSI* Bat* on the Fannsrs' And Mochsnle*’ Plank Koto, in extension of 'Fourth itreat, and Aboat thro# And ft quarter miles from Pittsburgh., W«. A JAN. BfUItDOCK. Itwruten. They offer for m lea wr large eolleetkm of well 'grown Dm end plants suitable wr transplanting .this feu and °Th£*Hsmi«TT now covers some SO acres of ground and contains error‘AXMttO tree*, climb# anil plant*, and over 10,000 fruit trees, and 20,000 Evergreens and Phrubj; are of fine site Sir removal to orchards and pleasure grounds, Plants carefully packed and sent according to direct ions to any part of the united Etatea. * We beg leave to call the attention of the lover* of shrub bery and verniers In the trade to our unrivaled collection fia the Boring of 1864,«m bracing nearly all the Evergreen fondly, Indigenous and Kxotle, that Is worthy of general cultivation in this section of country. Plant* can be pro cured of man; things quite large to cl** Immediate effect. Price# moderate as usual. From strangers, cash or ntls artery reference in thorit; of Pittsburgh required at all limes. Orders addressed to us through TTHklw Pcet Office, Bear Pittsburgh, Pa„ or lert at ottr stand on market days. In th« Diamond Market; will be promptly attended to. oc2*-d*wtfT r Pittsburgh agricultural wake- JT HOUBR AND BKKD BTORB—No. 129 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.—K. It. BUANKLAND, (late Bhaod. Ste venson A Co- ) Uau&ctiirvr and Dealer In Agricultural and Horticultural Implement*, of all kinds. Wholesale end Re tail; Field, Garden and Flower Heeds, Evergreen, Fruit and 8 haile Trees; Gnaoo, Poudrette, Chemical Boil*. and all other articles connected with Agriculture, d>l7:l ydw:B Fruit Trees, Evergreens, &c. subscriber would most respect- /ft. I fully cell the attention of his friend# and tho gages public to hi* very lares stock ol Fruit Trees, BTnr-Pjßpifc greens, Hbrubhery, Homs, Greenhouse Plants, ke. Of Apple, tbs stock Is large and fin*. Of Pear, we have ■oaecoOO Dwarf and Standard of our own raising, of choice varieties. l*eacb, eoreral thousand fins, with Cha ry, Plum, Airioot, Raspberries, Gooseberries, Currant*, Ac. Our Evergreens; fromlto6fi»et,of which ws have many tbotuands, are tins. Persona wanting targe quantities will b* liberally dealt with. CaU and *se our stock Weal toaviffivttatidketUm. Orders left at tbs Pittsburgh P. 0., Hr. IL Dal Mir. Libertrsh, the Oakland Nursery, 1«* m es on Wnna. Avenue, nr the Pittsburgh Nunary, IX mile* from Oakland, will be promplr attended to. N. B.—Planting dob# neatly to order. oclOd4wB JOHN MURDOCH, Jt. Bay Wood Flowers. A RRANGEMENTS hare been mode with /\ ths proprietors of Cay Wood Floral Gardens for a con stant Supply of Boqaette* 4 and eut flowers during Winter and Bummer. Laahts and gvutlemen can be furnished at short notios any of ths following French forms: , Pynunldal (m varUltV Vase (ra varide;) A Mtiarct. CbstuSr BottHth Plain pour let ctam. Order* for flowering plant* In pot*, also received at M. 3. UHANKLAND’B Bead Warehouse, laSl 1M Wood street Fruit trees and shrubbery. >gu Thasuhuerfbsrofhrsforsate.a eholos assort- aß|3Bw meat of strong, vigorous PEAR TRKRB,hothdwarfrPg»% and vlstt ■**"**. sam# of a bearing site; New Jersey —a— PsaritM, Plum hi, Chkrrire, Apricots, Uoossberries, Currant*, Raspberries and otbn Fruits; Evergreen*. H;a«dnths l Tu- Hna. and Croeus Roots, for blooming In winter and epring: Implements for ths Fans and Oaglen, of most approved aonstruetlcm. from tbs Bead and Implement Warehouse, 4gPmh«tS»efcV fno!6l JAMEB WARDROP. WANTS. WANTED —A married man to work on a Ff Farm, to wham a boas* and garden will be fur nished. Apply to ths subscriber at hi* mideuw. Plum Township, Allegheny County, Pa. CALEB LKE. fb&lmw ¥BrANTED—From the Ist of Apnl noxt a If Dwelling House of from three to five rocmx; within Ut^nuteswalkofth*ro»tOfflee;r*ntnot tosiroediioo. Knonlre at this office. ia22 Intormatioa Wanted OF BENJAMIN MORGAN, fonnorly of Southwells, nearPonty Pooh EngUad. He left hi# at tire nlaee the 2«tb of Mar, IMO. Any informationi of him win be thankfully received by his Fatherand Moth er. living at’lloffman’s Valley, near Frwtbmr^*negheny fOmci Oas-Lubt uourasT.jl lit. Louis, Jaa’y 15tb, 1856. / COAL WANTED—Proposals will bereotu by this Company for 100.000 bushels of Pittsburgh Goal, of the best quality for Gas making purposes, to be delivered at the Company's Station Works, during the months of April. May and Jons of this year. Bids open until the Uth of February. 1856. . . iaSO-U6fob ! JSO. R. TRIPIJTIT, AsFt Bee*y. Information Wanted. MR. JOHN TODD left Ireland for the United SUtes InIUX lie landed In New Fork, ana started for Pittsburgh, Pa, wltha vlsw to aapfoymrat a*advilengineer, siportingto m»etthere one William Millar, an englnaer. Any tnfbrmattoo ooneennng mid Todd will be thankfully received. A4dre» Sarah RUxa Todd, ears of Rev. Baxter Dlektnson, D. D, Bostan«Mais. ja3-3tawd» aUSINESS WANTED—SISOO and the the services of an or tire business man art offered for itersst in a sals business. Ennnire of ao2S-tf ■ THOa. WOODS, T 6. 4th it. WE WISH TO PROCURE A SITUA TIDN for a Young Man, as a Partner In a small mannaeturing establishment. Ue la able to make blm salf UMfnl In any department, and has a eapital of Hl* or Psven Hundred Dollars. He Is a good plain bookkeeper and sal*enan.bnt would prefer being employed In or about themanSSor. & CUTHBEffT A WN. HO *d it. j*d - -J \WI ANTED IMKEDIATELY—Pittaborgh TJ ° tr ABQN, No. 21.5 that. AUST3 ►BIXTY DAY i’ PASSAGE. Pioneer of BTonthly Packet!, CARHnxa THE UTfITED STATES MAIL. The following Shire have mlled: Brvatvr, LSOO tons. July Nonger, IJSOO lons. July 185", 185 S. Lddy B gmHus,«oo tons.Aog 1,460 pt SssiiSVSkmU^: 1852 OOO tons. Deember; Baltimore, 1400 tons, AB*rl iVonliin, F»b. 18M. JfoQdM«t,l4oo tons, March tf'pAhsgab, I.OGO tona..May IJW) tons. Hard; OuWude, 1,000 tons, July ,gyt> r » 1864. Lme^are 3 ! tted srUh Emnsoa’t Patent ‘VentßAtOTandearryFraneiFMetaßc Life-Boats. Tb* new and magnifir*ut Clipper Ship FLYING FOOD, 1.T13 Tons Register. W.U. lUu*. klMter, wIU sopceed the ■•Gertruds’’ as Eighteenth Ship orthi* Lute, and will BftH for Melbourne Australia, • Oathe 20th of Septambop. " The FLTLNQ SCUD Is boll ton the most approved mod •ra prtnriples and la considered t» be a voteet mnlel of MolnaArvblteeture.- Those who deslrs a oufekrun In one of the feast and fastest Clipper Ships ever imilt, Should •seurs'peasag* without delay, as only a limited number cf lst-and 2nd wdn passengers will be taken. _ For freight or prmage. apply on bosjL at.. War 10 East RlvaortD R. W. CAJdkRON, a 5 llfl Wall street. New York SELLING uEF AT GOST, CAKPETS, OIL CLOTHS, RDGS, Slc. w. ARE now offering their entire stock of Carpeting, OU doth*. Rag*. Matting, *e~ at «wt. comprising IbaUrgset and beet nescrtmeut la the «ra market. which wa import direct and select from the meat celebrated aannflK'toriet In the country. Our stock comprise# in part the thUowlng, vlx: Kb* ant Vetvet PUs.Carpota.tOli Cloths, Tapeetry Brumal* do Cocoa Matting, Kafra do do fipanlsh do, Buperflna Ingrain do Cantna do. Three-ply Imperial do Chsnfleßugs, Flaa Ingrain do Tufted do. Common do do Stair Rod*. Twilled Venetian do Transparent Window Shades Plain do do Piano and Table Covers, Tapestry Ingrain do Figured Wooleni Balta, ie., Witb a fall anortment of all other Coed* aaaTnmming* oraailr koptlna Carpet Warehouse. Thorn wishing to fornija itaimboatt, H< or IhiiM will find it to tnelr advantagetoeail, asnowi* the time to procure the best wrgaln* ever offered in this market, a* wear* sclllngoU Sag,, tor 0.11. t , BUM. DuLuqne Tribune, TJu ftfWa? PiT*r of the (Sty. . npQIB is ono of the oldest ana most widely 1 circulated Nswspapenln lowa. ‘"TUtsburgh Slegehant* and others, wishing to secure the MNK, which lslssood Dally, Weekly end Tri-Weekly, and which he* already a large admtiilna patrouaK*. aa will be seao by tetorenes to its colomn*. ocllfrif Garvetiiun. Oil Cloths and Mattings. - * “fIOBISON & CO.. FIFTH STREET, OPPOSITE TBS THEATRE* ff¥AYE now on hand, and to which they aro 11 dally addins, o'Urge and eholce assortment of ti* ateracoods,frcßS the Lowest to the highest mde, which wW be soldeteaAternprices. Also-Bugi, MatTwindow Ihadse. Vuutian BUod*.P|aao and table coven. Buff EoL and, areas oU cloth, and all other goods usually kent In. arpal bouses, to which the attention of puichieera w in dtad. • QCIP Self Heating and Box Irons: E Subscriber hfmng purchased the ex* tire right of J. J.'Joh ns tea's Patent Box and' J* i'a Patent Belf-Heating Smoothing Irons, is now extensively engaged In manufacturing tha earns. In con nection with the above. he keepe constantly on hand at his wareroom, oa-Fadtral sV, opposite Anchor Ooe ton Worke. a lam and good assortment of the common Tailor and Sadiron*, to which he would reapertfully invite the attention 6f wholesale dealers and. the public in general, SUITd KIWCBLAWK Allegheny taty. Pa. SOITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, *— and Professors at Plain and Ornamental Penmanship. JOHN DABBY, Principal of the on iu important business transactions. JOHN FLKM- Ih’O, fauthor of Fleming's sew and improved system ot Book-keeping.) will examine and deliver weekly lecture* on themlsnea or account*. JAMJto H. IIOPKINB. mem . her of the Pittsburgh Bar, lecturer on Commercial Law. Although but a snort time established, this Institution Is In a most prosperous and flourishing condition, now numherintrone hundred students, which exhibit* a pop* ularity ana su muster haps never attained in so short a time by any other Commercial OoUckc. The Book-keeping department, under the able supervision of Mr. Barry, Is unequalled m this city. Prof. Millar A Bro/a system of writing is entirely new. and in many respects superior to any other system, for the eonotw ration or which they ap peal to many persons in Pittsburgh who have already re? calved Instruction ‘from them. .Prof. Millar has taught penmanship In all the prifldpal cities and towns in this flountrrtor the last eleven yean, during which ttmeha has Instructed upwards of Cftecn thousand persons. Young man who desire a thorough commercial educa tion wiuhere find inducement* offered to them unequal* ed In the West. Let It bedlstlnctly understood that no etudsut shall get a diploma from this Oollcge unlee# be Is fully capable of entering on the duties of mercantile life. Avery satisfaction guaranteed. Onuses upon from BA. 21. till ID P. M. Night students at any time during the year. . gqrNo ranx charge for Arithmetic. js3l New Leatner Btore. T G. MOWRY.Iato of tho finn of R. Bard, •f m No. 233 Liberty street, opposite the head of Wood stmLwbolosale and retail dealer in LBATUKB, lITDEP, and OIL, has just returned ftvm tha Katmandu new rt wiving a large assortment of Leather, consisting of-RiK Bole, ual Umore Leatter, Philadelphia and Prenot Call Skint; Morocco and HI as, of au dracripUons; Binding and lining Bkinx;and a general amertmsnt of Findlngs/Pav lug pumhaaed my entire stoefc tor cash, 1 am prepared to •ml low, ftrr cash. I would invite my frieofla to call and exam no my stock belbre purchasing clsewhJte. mbit • ■ . . t. Q. MOWBX. BROOMS —100 doz. Com Brooms for solo ■ by ''JaO : ' JOHN PLOTP * OP. fIORNMEAL, Hominy, Backwhoat Flour, \J in ousnillM to *uit fazntUcs, fbr sale at BOSS; TON * M‘COMBS’, Diamond, Pittsburgh, and fedsrai $Lt Allaghsny. - - '• • ' B AISINS, Currants, Plums, PryP«£ c *! I Applet, Vw, D«»n«, for mU . eO&ilBS, Dtaaori. Fitteburgb. wd }•&***•%£* PLANKEXSof a superior quiaity.Md mfr | KO>l» ludtt '■’n'.tinv toWuillfeliao r*T Afire-THIBET SHAWLS—Just rec’d ** Mggsaaa&r bSIS. ftoih-Kou lsuttor,' BOOMS —GO dor. common Brooms ro- BELL k MQQETT. AKLEY—I6 Backs prime Barieyfor sale Iby J*M - HBMVEB Jk PI bWORTIL CORN— 200 bua Ear Corn for sale by JU2 I&a&ITZE A DHWORtH. Stw Tort and Phnadtlpbfa'WvirllMmrate. FROM CRANE k CO-, M foalh 3d rt- Philadelphia, and 103 Nassau rtrset. New York- • _ lIERBISG'S PATEST FIRE PROOF SAFEB. THE subscriber continues to maniifiwrtur© his unrivalled Patent Fire and Burglar Ptdof warranted equal to anyand uuprrior tasomo, oftt*> mw whleh have been tested; as published and not feed hy too press throughout the world, fbr the last 16 year* and « k> e proprietor of HaH’s PatontFcwdgr Pwgl*gfc, »» haring received *eo*r»tem»*dftl* at the W°rid a Fslr. lau; dim, 1851, and New Y«wk. 186 S-4; also tbe patentee -(by purchase) of Jones' eelebrat*! Patent comblnatlcn and t'.raalAlnn n.iik Ur*. Slow In co'a *»• '« *?' safe •‘xbibiu-.l at the WorU’a Fair, Hall's aud Jctiws’ Lock, and offered as a to any on# •vho wouii pick tho forks or Q|-u the m» and althdngh operated on bTssvsxal skilled lock-picking, no onesneoeeded In opening changers alteration of Yho Joek* or keys havlag ooen mado dfflng tho time,) but the raoney in Ite safe dnposltory. and was resteted to the “ a * medal for tbe champion safe of the . C*CTOH-None genuine «i«pt thoeo baring the sub saiber’isaa# on c nEURtNrt> Green Block, corner Pin* and Water »te-Nuw York. N. B.—The above Safa and Locks can beihad (adding freight) at manulkotuier s priees.of his autbalrod agents. In all tne principal cltlos of the united States apd Cana da*. . w ’~* mq PUBLIC NOTICE!! Basil ton,'Clark &; Co.’s Coil Liver Oil. milE late firm of Rnaliton, Clark It Co. bo- I In* dUaolredby thedaath of WM. L. RUSfITON 4th« otuy pot»a of tbon»m« of Koebton fT«r conoacUd with th«Orrn!TtbabaJßM»ls/otor*»in w b*eontlnood by » lIEG EM A N‘,"C LARK”& CO. I dc partner* and sol® •accessors of Co^ 15.273 and 511 RmmdiraT, Now York, • noctiou with the star® No. 10 Alter Boon b*lo* *,**Jt, Ueeeman hea been eennwied with the fftab nihmeat;twßDtr«lx years, sod frr twolr# rears bn been e partner and had the principal charge or the boemeuk and with the benaflt ol hie experience end the combined effort* ofeech member ofcnr firm, we trust to merit and K*riT«a eontinnance of thep&tronajje so liberally ex* tended to on. ~ The Genuine Cod liver Oil, hitherto made by R.C.ACo. will In future bo made only bv OB—lt fu our Ur. Clark who vent to Newfoundland to superintend Its manufacture, and v« vumt It pore.— Our Oilis aold by all the most respectable drug gift* In the United Btatre. Osoriox—Be careftil to see that the name “UEGEUAN, OLABK A C 0..” Ison each label, and the signature upon the cork of each bottle, without which It U not enmlne.iv Ja23-lmo Cash and Short Credits! M. L. HALLOWELL A CO. SILK WAREHOUSE, Philadelphia. ri'JSRMS:—Cash buyers will receive a dis- I const of SIX per cent. If the tnoner be paid In -par fond*, within ten a art from date of hill. Uoenrtent money only taken at Its market value on the day it is received. To merrbants of utuloubted'staadlng, a credit of SIX months will be given, if desired. Where money la remitted in advance of maturity, a dls ecraotat the rate ofTWULYK per cent, personam will be allowed. Pricts for Goods Uniform. In again calling th« attention of the trading community to the above terms, we announce that notwithstanding the general depression In commercial affairs throughout the country, the .system of btulnue adopted br ns more than a year since, and to which we shall rigidly adhere, enable* us to offer for the coming Spring season our osnal assortment of NEW SILE AND FANCY GOODS, Comprising one of the iiAKQEST AMP STOCKS MSS to be found In America; to whleh we will receive constant additions, throughout the season, of now and desirable goods from our lIOUaXIN PARIS. Jal6-2mo B. T. Baobitfs Potash in Tin Cans. OF 331*2, 12yT pounds each, assorted; 143 lbs. In a case, warranted equal to any loose at about tne tame price as that la casks, with full directions for nee, printed on each can, being in amnch more portable condition for retailing. Any person deetrmu to try it will please remit 10 dollars In a fstterto my risk, or through some friend to this place, and I will forward one ease as shore, 143 lbe. This article has been In urn for the last three years, and gives the best of satisfaction to all who have met with It. Also, super Carbonate Soda Beap Pow der, Yeast Powder. CastUe soap. Cream Tartar, Candles of all kinds, and the best Baleratne in pound nanere6o in a case, cr other packages. B. T. BABBITT. deWmo Nos, 69 A TO Washington sh. Mew York. S Phrenological Cabinet FOWLERS," WELLS A CO, Fhre no legists and Publishers. 231. Arch street, below Seventh, FhUadeJphla, fhnlah all work! on Phrenology, Phymology, water Curs, Magnetism and Phonography, whole* sals and retail, at Mew York prices. Profos lionalexaiLinationg,with charts,.and foil written descriptions of character, Havacd evening, Cabinet free, my22»lyc FOR RENT. LET—A Brick House on 6th st., with I a largo yard. A Tavern Stand In Birmingham. A 3 story Uouoe, wlthalarg»yard.cm Carpenters' ally. A Rouse of 4 rooms, hall, garret. An., on eth ajar Grant. A House on tiraut st., near the Public School Ilonas. A arge 3story Houieon Base st., at the bead of sth. A argo flail on 4th st. Five Offlees in Splaln’s Building on 6th st. A large Store Boom on 4th st. Apply to. . . • ftf 8. QUTIIBKRTABON.I4O.aAst Hotel for Lease. T 1 ILEY’S HOTEL, formerly known Qfi the It, **lsunartlne IToase,” ft offered for lease on fovofable {eras, belngsltuatcd on the eomerof Fourth and Urant ft,. Das j the Court House,and about midway between the Mooongahela Wharf and the Penn*. .Railroad Depot. It Is one of the most pleasant, convenient and desirable loca tion* In the city. The Hotel will be fhrnl«h#dU desired, and leased for a term of rear*, commencing from the first of April next. For further Information; apply to. wapru JOSEPH & A A. P. UORBIHQK AtVys; jaYMmdAwT OffUw. So. 143 Poorth PUtaburab. For Bent. THAT splendid Now Hotel, known aagS “Brown's F.xehaage,” situated 12mllsafrom thaJct city of Pittsburgh, at the innetion of the Oreeasburg Pike and* Plank Road from Pittsburgh, 'containing 40 room*, and built In the moat modern style, wKh all the conven fonrea ofa first eiaaa UftUl, such as lee and Smoke House, Stabling for 80 to 100 horse* and a fine Barn. The bouse isatp eeent furnished with the best of Furniture of mod ern style, which will Uwild to the lessee or removed as desired. A flneOardeo attached to the House, and from sixty to seventy acres of flue eiear land, a greaterportion of which is rich bottom, lying along the bank* of Turtle Creek. There Is one of the Central Jlallroad Stations on the Farm, within one hundred yard* from the HoteL— tvreout ean go and come from PKtaburuh twice a day.— ' The House has a good custom as a summer resort for Due lutes rien** fomuiee. The aeeeasary arrangements for a Hotel are al» for eale, Omnibus, norsee-ißarnees. Oows and farming utensUa. There are also* store, fietucary and rost Office close to the HotsL The Hotel and appsr tenanoee will Iw leased with or without the Farm and Farm, together with other land adjacent, flonrittlturln all of'JOaaerea, will be' sold entire or In any smaller number of acres, to suit purchaser), fu* Country Beatsor lor gardening purpose*. „ ‘ Persons desiring tolease the Hotel or Farm, or to -pur chase the Furniture, Omnibus, Hareee, Ae-A&* will ad dress the undersigned. ALLEN BROWN, jalMmd Tortla Creek P.O- Allegheny Pa. {Dally Patou copy 3mo and charge OaaettM For Sale or Kent. A WELL finished Brick Dwelling, adjoin* i L lutf WHklnsburg. and out the Railroad Station.— The Uouh contains IJ roam*, end the Lot, on which there U e garden end good stabling, frosts W feet on the Tarn* hike and extends 2ftt feet In depth to* fifty toot street- This deelTtble property will toe sold loir end on very easy terns, or will be rented fir|lsop«rannum. E,Di (JAZiZAIJ, For Bent. 4 DESIRABLE Country Residence inPitt township, with Two Acres of ground. Fruit Tree*, bbery, Out-houses, fa, -will be rented cheep, end fiat e term of jtera toe good tenant, dpelr topjo. A-wwarfl et the office of jaa-if PAiBIOK t fIUENP. ■_ For - Bent. rjUIB Brick Dwelling, known heretofore as **Onr noose," In Diamond alley, between the Dia mond «nd Wood st* et present ooeupled by Ur. Wm. Qel* leebef. For terms, apply to _ jal7-tf B. D, OAZZAM. lots for Sale or Lea4e. 4 NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS, on Craddock, Commerce end Bredy eti, end on Penne. me. Theee Lots ere eUglblr situated mrDwelling or business he jses. end will be sold low on easy terms or will befceeed for ten years or less as may snlt thoee whowant tt s . t y w ttaiM. ss e.g i jmssyfo:- ■■■ ' 70R RENT—A good HouBeon2d at., bo . 1 tweraßmithfl«ld*nda„nt«t. BrotfSlMrmonth.. _ THUS. WQQim, To fourth at. . ■ ?OR BENT—The 2a, 3d and 4th story I 'rooms over J. Wilson * Son’s Rat Store, and Ttetaaa i tvx’s Banking Ilonse, earner of Wood si. end Dlemond alter, (entrance off Wood at) The above rootna ere each 40 feet ftontby M well Itehttd gar tame, omiulre of deSOtf dIWILSON A BON. 91 Wood st. : KENT—A well lighted and famished ~ Besemeet Btore, eomer of Third and Market sta.— ] ht 1100 per annum. ncSP-tf E.D.QA7.7.AM. To Editors and Printers. rfHB Building occupied for more than ten yeere by the PiiUburgh Gatdi*. and which Is centre!* Abated on Third it, near Market, la now TOB RHNT, attbrding a good opportunity to Editor* or Printer* of se* eurint e web known stand tar their business. Thttprop* erty Is directly opposite the extensive Printing end Newt* Rper establishments In Blngerlyte Dispatch Building.— r terms, apply to IS. D. GALZAM, isaa-tf - Market fa between fid and 4th. Q PEARS’ MILLS-FOB ..KENT. —These 3 dorirabte and very pepmar yLQURING MILLS end 1 SAW MILL attached, ere now tor Tent tow, as the present j iroprtetors Intend embarking In another basinets. These I illllf have one of the best water powers in the country. I wing supplied hr the Little Beaver river* end Sandy end BcerorCanaL They are 4)4 miles from the Ohio river, or ] out-tot Lock of the Canal, and .the Pittsburgh and Cteve* tend railroad. There ia In contemplation (and has been surveyed) end will be built, a railroad from Darlington to. the river, which will make the communication to this Mill good theVear through. ’ TUB STORB Is a very desirable location tor selling goods, has a good run ofeustom, doing a good cash business, of abont 112,000 per annum. Any one wishing to engage in : a sat* paying business, will do well to call soon on the pro proprietors, as they are determined to rent ter the reason* sunttensd above. DANIKb BARTER, Spear’s Mills, Columbiana Cu*Ohta, Poftoffice address: Smith’s Perry. Beaver Fenn’a. or to J. D. STUART. — p&tf Union Una.’ Pittsburhe. ■ TENANTS WANTED for thojfol-1 jf lowing Routes and Btoro Booms: CfTwo DwelOogUouses and Store Booms on 8d at. A Dwelling House on cth st. A Dwelling Rouse on Water ft, above Grant. A House of 8 rooms, an Logan st. A House of 3 rooms, on Bedford st. A Large new House, on Roes, st head of sth ft. A Dwelling ll gum In Birmingham. j A Large Tavern Stand in Kaat Birmingham. A Large Store Room on itb fa near Wood.. I That spadohs UaU on 4th etTnow known asCar®J4H»*L jilt Apply to ROUTHBERT *4o fid mo LEASE OR SELL-The gw™ I as the Jurist* Rolling Mill, situatedin JMtojMßg Cffir. below the Oldßrlflgo, at the jnn-tl and Allegheny river. There are on the prffg* work shopJ.oh* efwhklils used aaau engln* nooseij^ tadted to Which 1* a other ron-H tending the whole length ofthe btewing the "7 nagan & AM,*- - >1 TLTO 9t Market at, arc closing out their en- I\l «tock of Dry C2ood« at an ItomonsedUcountfrom' preparatory to purchasing tbclr eprlngrop* ] Webave on hand a fine aMortment of the following piramefai. Prencii Merinos/Wool DeUlttes.; Plaids, Madonna Cloth. Tames Cloth, Bombtilac* Kwiuh Chlnta, v English doTkasUns; superior makceof Wideband other flsnnela with a BteMi iihicolered Brocade Plaid and Btriped Dross of which will bo sold sta great sserlflc*. - nsa IMPORTANT— We have on bond a fow of these cheap Building Lots In the?th wsrd. fc»wM« we Win take lo exchange at par. Owtifleates ot Deposit on Q a i a im« i (^aft). |^Pt sojT.n.,!!./ T ABD A BOTTEB-25 kK»: N/l LMd; CUPEB FRENCH CHINTZES—Marpby! 3 A Borshfieid Invite the attention of the ladles totSeir groat variety. * j- . • • ••• . COOKINU RAISINS, Cninunts, Spew, ato u»i Br *“W SwS,*&naH 4 jrooaßs, . a 33 (Ute MSfri** Tea Mart.) in the Diamond.: li’LOUR— lSO.bbls. extra Floor on hand * ndnrul.’lT - J. *. uuTcaißcs.ca HOT ASU—IO casks this day rac’d and 'lTfarula by I.IS-. V ' SPERM CA NDBES—IO hxa. Sperm Can dice, 4 and A to ths ter sale by W A. McCLPRQ. i/uirt BUS. Oats for sale by 1 tUUU to • j.Kcaanxu); NOTICES. &C. \t3tlCE—The lato firm ofWick AAl’Cand- ? Wlckjln the 30th Inst, the businew of aatd firm will he . ectled by.theundsrrignedjat their offloe, corner Wood and *■ Water ks. . Ik U*CAHDbB&S, Surviving Partncr-r' JP 0 -PARTNERSHIP—Tho undereiimoft> a J c ?il£? , ?W'? t£a D.m..r John W»tt * Co.hM this &KT horn OlßolnJ by mutual consent. •' The businctf of the lata firm win' be aotUed by Jnhc Wilson, at the old stand on Liberty street, and for that gjfrpoee he Is hereby authorised to the January Bth, ISW. JOHN WILSON. In retiring from the business, I cheerfully recommend my lalo partner, JohnWUsan, to the patreuage of our former euetomers. JOHN WAR. fOHN WILSON, Grocer and. Commisaion ®JP Merchant, No. 2C6 Llbcrty »treet, MtUburgh. The eubacriberewill continue the Wholesale UrocerT.Pro duceand ComMUslon bnslnwta, at the old stand of John Watt A Co, No. 300 Liberty street. JOHN WUjiON. riO-PARTNEKSHa r —Wo havo this day I^/associated ourtslvaa in the Carpet bUflnesa at No. 112 Marketst~ the partnmhlp to date from the first day of January last, ana the basliuM to be conducted under the cam o and firm of W.UoUUntoekA Brother*. WASHINGTON McCLINTOCK, ALEXANDER McCLINTOCK. O BOBOS L. McCLIHTOC&r Pittsburgh, May Ut, ia&A—myi3 ri O-PABTriEBSm P NOTICE, — The un \J danlgoed h*T« thl* dir fbrmod • etyputomblp fix tb* truxuctkra of tbt Wbolnalr tnd ,B*Uli Dry Good* Bulnen. nd« tb* Arm of lliulH 4 AIIU it Ko>. UukttftodB UnionttTMtß. JL J. HAGAN, PAHIKL AUL VTOTIOE—I have sold my in tercet in the b urines* of Long, Hiller A Go.‘to 8. A. 4rfmg, who. with Jno. Phillips wlfl continue at th* uliwCaOi 108 Frost ft I cordially ncommuid tbe sow *rai)frip>* pat* ronegeof my friends. P. H. nILTsK. Piftiburgn, July 29 th, ISM. «.A.ttara...-. ........—-—jim. mum. O A. LONG &CO., Bell and Brass Fonn* jj, dsr* and GaaTlttm Invite Attention to their itock ofCbandeßsn, Bracket* iundsnis usd other fixtures.— We fit up houses with steam mod cu, make bnu easting* of til Usd* to order, ferniab Railroad pump# tad tank fit* keep anU-attritlan meUl constantly on sand. NOTICE —The interest ot air. John At* **U. In our buslnesnceaeea iVum this date, br agree ment. Our basinets, u Wfimmele Groom, wiUT>e eon tinned by tbo mmalnlng partnirfl.'uudartheflrm of BAGALKY.COSGRAVE A CO., Nos. 19 and 20 Wood st, Pitts burab. BAG ALBY, WOODWARD A OO- No. 2ZI Market st. Philadelphia. PitUborrfh.Dec.l9. 18M.-dsgl WM. BAG ALBY A OQ. . 'VroflCE.'— The late firm of JONES & Ilf Q 1110(1 having bean dleeolved by the death of John FTOnigg, on the ZTth Inst, the business of said firm will be fettled by the undersigned, at tbnir office, corner of Hoes and First street*. Sept 30, 19M.—oci ISAAC JONES, tarring partner TSAAC JONES, Manufacturer of Soring 1 and Blister Steel, Plough Slab -Steal, Steel Plough wings, Coach and EUptie Springe Brass Nut Tapers, Half Patent Bcmr Maji »nd Hammered Iron Axlee.—Corner of Roes and Pint stmts. Pittibnrgb. a!\j . rutin JO*KS~~. ............—...J. B. XOOZSS. DB. ROGERS & CO., Manufacturers oc • Bo gey’s Patrnt Improved Steel Cultivator.—office corner of Boas and First streeta. Flttsbcridu ■ fel3-ly NOTICE. —In consequence of haring sold our Furnaeae to the Cambria Iron Companr, the partnership heretctoreexlftingundertbeflnaofP. SHORN; BERGER A CO* at Hill Creek Fornwe, and alw the part* uerthlp tinder tbo firm of KlnQ A EHOKNBBB OER, at Cambria Furnace, are both dissolved. The tmri ness will be settled up by the managers at the Furnaces, and George B. King, who are authorised to use the name* of the respective firms in settling up tbe bnrinas*. GEORGE B. KING, 1 * March L 1903. Imhfiitfl P. BHOENBERGKB. J, f, iiimm mni XtCEEACTf. Th yf. HERSTINE A CO.. Commission 1 F v and Forwarding Merchants, and Dealera generally toProduee, Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, and other Marnifko turn, Ac* Nos. 83 ana9i» Front street, Pittsburgh. The undersignedharingfonnedaco-partner ■blp, under the style of D. W. IIKBSTINE t CO-. fir the -transaction of a General Agency, Commission, Forwarding aadProduebaaioess,aiNoe.B3nndOA,Frcntstxert,arenre- . pared to give spedal atUntlon to flulng orders, rewiring - and forwarding produce and meruandlse, tod to the ex* eeutloo of all businessmar be entrusted to their ours. Du W. HEBSTINK. HMN. EJCUBADU. _ Ezra to— Clarke A Thaw; William Baffaley A Ooi W. M.*CullrA Ofc? F.Bell sts A Co; Hare *ElttfcKramer A BchnrHenry GralT, JEsqrf William Kfehham; H. R. Johnson, K*Q4 T. BaksweU,Ked4uearge Ledlle, K*J4 Solomon Sterner, - iaxdn SOS. set- : .umtUS. fUKtSU. VTOTICE: Joseph Fleming hiving aaao 1H dated with him Joseph AbeL the business nareafler 1 wUI be conducted under tbe strleef JU3EU ABEL A CO, at the old stand, corner of Smlthfield and Fourth streets. Jala rf'lO-PARTNERPHIP.—The undersigned vJhaTetbls day entered Into co-partnership, under the name and style orJ. A. HUTCHJBON A 00* for the purpose eftnaaaetlng aCommissionand Grocery bruin***. JAB. A. HUTCHISON. Pittsburgh. Feb. . M- A.M. WALLINGFORD. CO-PARTNERSHIP —Having associated E. S. Ward with me in the Drug business, the bual- Benwlll be canted on ttom this data, under the oyle or B. B BKLLKBB A OC. January 2d, 1954. m. s. RTiuax.^.—-T- s. waao. |3 E. SELLERS & CO., Wholesale and L%i» JUtall Dealers In Drags, paints,.Oils, Varnishes. 51,404 No. ST Wood street, ~ »a 4 Coughs! Coughs!! Coughs!!! ws.Rin.izr itr five uihutes! .er TYLER’S CEM ARABIC GOUGH CANDY DROP PATENTED 1537, • JT*HESB DROPS wherever they have been . . . ■ IntrodiicsdfhavespeedDy svpeneded all other Cen* feen, Imrans, Wafer*. Ae- for the relief of Coughs, ; Hoammen. obre Thi oat and all Pulmonary Consumptions . Thslr euperiorUy ccmsistaln tbelragreeablsttavur, tbeah* mam ofany Injurious drug In their composition, and. in . , their promptaettou•without Interfering with diet w bu»i ... bees, or rendering th» systemmore raseeptlbleof cold.— -. Toey are the most suitable JbrCHILDREN, and rvry ben* - efldaito: PUBLIC BPEAKEBSand -BINGEBS; they re* move all boskioess from tbe throat, and clear and give tone to tbe votw. Price 121* and’JS cents e bo*. •> . Bold vhoieeele eud.rstaU by FLEMING BRO - (late KiddAUo.l No. CO Wood aU and most Drug and Candr . Btom. 1 | ' ocSt-d- •. ARTIFICIAL TEETIi!! DBS. DUNCAN & CAMBBON, , - DENTISTS, .To. 15Q If£xf street. Aefieeca Kact ei*t £lvt itrvrfr, CINCINNATI. ~ rpHIS OFFICE under the management of - ■ 1 Its Present nroprlotore. hss been Inercaitag inrCPO- '' tauon Iw superior operation* In the Artificial Depart* meut of Dentistry fcr the last ten years.aud no expouea . or elTnrt shall be wsnttng to glve satltfsctloulo ell wbo ■ \m*r favor It with their patronage. Thesaherriberswould,call attention tothefidlowtqgv Jeafentlal points porbalnlug to Artificial Teeth, vUi Beaa-’ ty and naturalness of appearance, quality and strength or the material*, eomlbrtto thrwearer, and usefulness In- : restoring the natural appears one of the speech, and abU- • - Ity to masticate* |q all of which they are warranted In • auingthey areexceeded by noaa and equaled by tow. I inserted from one to a foil set, with Artificial ' ' (Gums, roll and Half SetslnTartably Inserted by suction. ‘ j AlloperatlonslnDentistryperibnnedlothe moetthor* - I Mi|h manner. .< . • I THUMB—Considering the superior character of the | work and tb* guarantee given, they sro the most reason-s . | able In the Wert. •• * ' JkeoftdA irvun,en'