GAZItTTZ-CITY DEPIMICENT %.".'"e4- .PITTSBURGH: CSIDi7I3; : DEo. 17.1856 NEW ENGLAND FESTIVAL. TO DE ILELO AT min erosoneazinr,s. naps% On Nanday Evening. December 22d. Jar"nt-to.d. berima st A. A. CAERREH - 6 Imunnes once. X; 637ourth Dims or GAIL—CORONEE'S TEMOV2.--471. BAITS LEsl723l.—About eleven o'clock On Mon day night,'Dr. Bsidwia cud several other phy f il. clans endeavored to extant the ball lodged in the head of the netortunate Pater Gant, the par ticulars of which we gave in yeeteiday'is paper. The Injured nice earviveti the operation but a short time:. J ames le. Denning—the young man ' who fired the shot which recoiled in the death of the deceased, voluntarily , appeared before Mayor Bingham. Yesterday morniag, and made a depo sition, which we condense: Ile was shooting at a Mark with seven or eight °there, in the yard at tachedlto the ahead factory of Messrs!. New mejer isid. Graff, rind cash of the party fired at least mate. lithen it came hie tarn he fired 'ones, the firing being in the direction of an open gate. way. ethortly after he filed, Gast Mime running into the yard, and asked "who Shot me?" Den clog replied that he shot. Qast then said "yon "shot me . '- The deponent declares that be saw ' no. person outside,: of the gate when be fired, nor Lad he_any reason - to suppose that any peraon was ttime. . Neither did he know whether it was bre er that of some ether of the party which etrack Gast. Ile gave, himself op:volun tarily, that the laws might be fatly vindicated, and averred solemnly that the tad oceunenoe was : purely accidental. Coroner 'Alexander heti as inquest npon the remains of Gast, In the morning. The following evidence was elicited': Frederick 'Fisher, sworn , —Am foreman of the Erepire"Worke; 9th ward; at half-past li, heard shots fired, the engineer, Jicob Moore, .and my self were °toeing' up a boiler; about two minutes after Gast came panning into this yard, and asked who shot him; saw blood retuning:over his • coat. Moore and I getup, read looked at the wound; JameaDennieg, yomag man who bad -been shooting at a Mark.pleced en some timber In the yard, came np, mad rook - the wounded man: Into the shop to wash him off; whets he was wesbing-tho can about five minutes . after" - the Mon got very weak, and dropped on:his knees. I Denning then called the etgineer and repel!, to help carry him to the:fire; when we got-to the fire, J went to my vest; and left Denning in charge ofi.the wounded man; he did not speak after I took him to the fire; heard sir shots fired before the secident. . After the accident •eaw a markien the aide of :the privy, as if made by a ballet which hid glaneol; it is from twelve to sixteen feet trom where the mark was placed to the earner of the privy. The target weaupon heavy oak timber. Deceased -I think was a hundred or eighty feet from the privy. Ile woo outside of the yard, but there was a very large gate opened to drive through. Henry Tyler, aworn--Wee at the Empire Works when Gasa was shot; heard the shooting; was making coke close by when the boys were shoot.. lug; toyaelf, James Devlin ' James Deeming, and others;- were ebooting'withs title, ate target; I Only fixed one shot; at the time of the accident was making cake; the ritto belougedto Denning; when the Last shot was fired, saw the boys ran ning down to see bow near they came to the mark; then saw-deceased come up, and ask; "Who shot mel" _ _ Johik Penrose, ewern--.Work at the Empire Works; was watching the base :shooting; saw James Denning aiming at the marl:: turned my bead before ha flied; heard the report; looked around again; and saw the boys walking towards _ the targe:;. Soon after saw .deceased coating up, • and heard him ask who shot him. Before Den . Wog shot, and while be was charging hie gun, •saw deceased In the yard. Barr the mark. on the prlry;. it chaos plainly that a ball had struck them. • Frederick Fisher, recalled—The names of the men who were el:et:dug are—John Richards. John Devor, Beery Tyler, Jewett Death; Jacob 11...M00re, James .Deunlng, Robert „recce, and myeelfs - - Robert W.. Tones, affirmed—The testimony of this •witnees waSmerely coroberatire. Jatabll. hloare,teworn—Werk at the Empire Werke; saw the vhooticg; sawDeordeg take aim, but he a:lna -fire:. heard - the report soott.after; went towards the tazget, end saw he bad net struck it; BOW deceased coon after come into the yard, and heard him say, "What for you shoot me!" Saw the mark on tbe privy; the bell had passed entirely through the edge of the board; the ball oil:lid - not possibly have struck the tim ber where the markiveas. John Divice, swern—Wee In the yard,,, and • saw. lla Ealing Ja11344 sitaro - oaolerm,' , •that ha the paPer," I e5td...4% bet a dollar it did not," I eaw the dust 13y across the alloy, ontelde the yard; they then weal down to see where the bell struck; then sew a man coming up; thought be was drank; ho took his hat off, and said, ..Who shot?' he then asked Denning, who held the gun; "Did yeti shootV Donning said, "I dill" Ile then said, ..You shot me." Wo examined the wowed, and thought the ear only was oat:— Donning wondering how that could be; he then eent me for a doctor; I brought op Dr. Ward. Robert MoClArd, sworn—Was in the shed when . tti s 1102 i toot tape see . wazi nee :sting Gaspe load lumber, and hod juit shoved oat a brintils.of boarde; heard the report of the gun, looked .rtrand, and saw Gast drop the boards; and start towards the men' who had been cheating; Use way was clear froze - where the ehcetingwas done to where (last Wl3 stseding; the gate of the cart way wau ripen. .76G2011 B. - Rill, :morn—Was' not - present when - the eheating was going on; It was about one ban dred end sixty' five feet from where the men ehot to where the deceased Was shott_ law the mark an the privy; it WOW. a round mark; about the else of a ball had been taken off. Dr. Welter, affinned—Deld tide post mortem ex amination an the deceased; found an opening in the skull, near the right tar, about the sirs nett ally made by bullets; there was a great deal of extravasattal blood on-the- brain; the greatest amount of blood, probably two or three ounces, was in the right ventricle of the brain; the ball was found it, that cavity, about an Laoh and throe quarter; from tho entrance; death wee canted by the preasare of blood upon- the brain. Dr. Lusk, sworn—Assisted Dr. Welters in the postmortem' examination; the bill had passed through the tipper part of the right ear, into the okull, and then pealed_ diagonally forward. and licked in the anterior ventricle of the right lobe ,of the Cerebrum; agreet quantity of blood was eatroveseted under the membranes over the .whole of that lobe, the ventricles of that old, :Were also full bf,blcod; the whole brat:liras very 'much congested ; -death was caused by compres sion' if the bridn from extraveseted blood. The jury found that the defendant, Peter Gast, came to his death by beingeecidentolly shot by Arles bell, fired by James Denning, at the Em pire Works, In the Ninth Ward, oily of Nit]. After the verdict had been rendered in the iteve me, the Coroner preceeded to the °Moo of Ilayor .13ingham, In this city, where young Denning was in - cnotody, on a charge of involun tary homtelde, by , means o f, en unlawful act. When the result wee made Itticiern, Denning was discharged,' on ,giving 'bail to_ enewer for a breach of ordinance, in discharging fire-arm, within the , city 'limits.. The ether young men, O whose napes were en by one of the witnatave, were aleo alsoheld to bail en a similar chargo.- _ HAltti ..Lituzferuzz,—The dolly viaitor to the jolt rapidly beetmes hardened to the etenee of misery he beholds theta, and, to tell-the Oath, the taste, as a .general rule, so richly dual , * the panialtmeat, thst litile pity is felt for them.. OLIO poor fellow, howevar, ia now eojoilag. the 0011 water . and trust Which forms the'prisotediet, solely, an account of having, he rboumatism, and for hie soiravre we do feel a 'sympathy. His'name is Ftrdinacul Itutateop, andlas woe a tenant, until yesterday, of 'Catha rite Bowe; Fifth ward: Oct can't order every thing In this world no ho viatica, and' unfottu astoiy, the Chrrnso.4l66 telsed with rheumatism, oardreryto his ittliustlaciwo are tare. Shen. realm, et hese, is a. care /AA hoot wbea It Ballet upon a poor mot who is solely dependant apes Lie labor for his daily sepperf, His a torri- ble Wog. 'Beat as a 'matter of course could not ho paid, bad the fair landlady of ferdliated, with that mercy' "which falleth - like dew from peculiar to the.sex; 'ejected Lim- from the brtrati eps4 hlate:for.rtat, and Instill:lW a orbs:ilea prosetutfoo tigaiD2t,bith.. for Malitloua nalathier for tutting Mood op Me jioar, and bad hint thrown tato "I"h* poor ilalred rhenniatltally to his tell, with an air of reeiga odrOrd to hte fate; indicative ora hog end bitter experience with bottlehip and adveraity.. „ 1.42411 11.1,17 L -07 Emma Omar. -min lams.— Tee terday afternoon thollayoee polka discover -ad s wagon loaded with steel and earap iron in fltrawtterry . alley, tho contents of width they tospeoted veto stolen. Thoy acoordingly took the wagon Into custody, and arrested the person who claimed tho vamps, a young Englishman named John Pero.: Messrs. JOllOll ot Qttigg re. oogtdrs4 a quantity of the scraps and pig metal so their property. It appear% that they hare lost over $2OO worth within a few days. Tho preioner had already sent tyrojoads to Drowns towni sad the Other load he sahl he vanishing taLludsay tc - Painter's milling mill to tell He also ittatO to the Giver that ha ptuchased all ale Metal from a woman named Gallagher, who line ca. the Fourth street road, but the denies over baring sold him s'mara worth, and aura that oho has net boon In that litto of business for Oftioer ittorwell mule oath ascii:Lae Hart', tcr receiving etelen iron, knotting it to bo otoloo,onel the JOyorleld hitt to b ill to noire? the oltstgo• 1 Seams—The Coroner was called upon yes .' terday...evening, to hold - an. inquest upon the. ; body, of 'a man named. Edward Oakford, aged thirty:hoe, eon In-Law of Capt. Hay, of Days-rill°. The rash man was staying et a bongo of ill•fame kept by a woman named. Newoeme, on an alley between Wylie and Pennsylvania avenue, sad died in the house.. It appears from the evidence before the" Coroner's Jury, that the decnalfed pas oared a two-ounee vial of laudanum on Monday nigh; from a druggist on Wylie street, about eight o'olook in the evening. ' Dr. Pollock testified that he had been sent for by . Ild're. Newoome,who told him that ohs and the I deceased had had a quarrel, and that be went I out and came back with the laudanum, saying I that she would not long be trOubled with him. He than tried to willow the laudanum, but ono I of the girls caught hie arm; disengaging bbneelf, ho tried again to do go, and sueceeded In swal lowing the larger part of the two ounces before he was arrested by another of the girls. .' ' ' When Dr. Pollock proposed to two the stomaoh pump, the deceased refused; unless Mrs. Now- I come requested It. She dam:tree made the re-1 quest of him, but by this time it was too late, as enough of the laudanum to kill four men had been absorbed. The deceased said he *shod to die. He lingered until yesterday afternoon, when he expired. ' Singular to say, the girls up on their oath deny any knowledge of his having taken laudanum, or of the manner in which be died.' The deceased was the eon of a Quaker of Phil adelphia, who some five or six years ago carried on business as a Commission Merchant on Lib ortystreet, to this city, but upon hie failure, re turned to Philadelphia. The son Wu In partner ship with him, and is well known In this city.— He was for a time a clerk at Wickersham's Mi. mill, and more lately, followed the river. He bad only a few days ago, returned from New Or leans, and since thatilme had been staying at the house where he died. He leaves a wife and family,' with whom, howeser, he has not been living for soma time. AN 01:111ZAGff.--Gaimmoirs Cosi:incr.—A re markably, honest appearing. and respectable looking man, named Joseph Millis, a resident of Port Perry, was taken to tho jail on a commit ment of Alderman McKenna, yesterday, for the alleged guilty passing of a counterfeit balf•dol ler upon e, shoemaker some four weeke ago-- The case was outrageous that for SO trifling a matter a respectable men should half hem com mitted to jail He denied 'vehemently ,tbe pass ing of it alt- and declared he would rot in jail before redeeming IL.Rio ignorance of legal custemsprevented him seeming bail. - The poor man cried like a child while in the jail office.— Tailor Phillips, 'moat generously, never having before seen the man.-went big for him and re leased him. Wo dislike to pay direct personal compllinents, but eo great a, relief .was . this act to the prisoner, add to all who saw him, that we wiil'not forbear to record tbo credit which Ur. Phillips:has gained by this generous coons. We are sure ho will never regret IL Mu. Seamless the celebrated optician who is now in our city is supplying a largo number of persons with his Spectacles. It has been proven beyond a doubt that those of Mr. Solomone manufacture are the most efficacious for imper fect sight ever dier-overod, cud as the skill and talent of that gentleman are fully known and appreciated, any Wash= from u le unneces sary. It only remain for ne to Street the at tention of the publics to his advertisement in another column. The numerous certificates which are in our paper glee flattering testimony to what we vv. fin stay is now limited to Jan. 10th. - The Republicatf Executive Committee of Alle gheny city, at their meeting Monday evening, acceded to the wishes of a large portion of the citizens, by changing the number of delegates to the convention to nominate a candidate for Mayor from two to Eve. rive delegates will therefore be chosen on Saturday next, between the hours crone and men P. e. \ The Committee also recommended the forma tion of a Repablimm Club for the oily of Alle gheny, and a committee was appointed to pre pare a plan of organization, and report on Mon day evening next, at the head-quarters In the. Diamond. 6ST/VAL 7011. that lanazzaOur readers will not forgot that the Festival for this excellent Institution begins this afternoon nt the City Hall and continues all this Week. Lot it be nu merously attended. end genorocoly patronized by our cifixene—for the Hoepitel is worthy of the support of all good men. The ladies will bo happy to eea our hoziness men fcr dinner--tha young folks in the afternoon, nod every body at night. Church goers would do well to atop in attor sonic° this ermaine. 'Ater Parrszars.—Benjamin Itichart watt held to ball yesterday, for obtaining goods from a merchant in Birmingham, upon the alleged titian rairaumaa.l.l4.-43....4--a...--ve....-saa railing' Mill in the berocgh. The shit wee teen. toted before Justice McKee. - :nannaar er Sstrzcszsr.,—The residenee of /tir. Senn, Sewickley, wee entered by burglars on Uenday Slight, rind money and clothing to a considerable amount wps stolen therefrom. Ito ciao to the burglar exists. DISTIIII (CT Comm—lan ease of Ifaton vs. Relines and others, reported In oar last, wan on trial all day yesterday, No From.: cue afford to be without Mus tang Liniment is *heir bonne. The many tool -dente we areltable to, may render it neoestary any moment, sod nothing is capable of perform ing each a certain cure. (Extract). "In lifting the kettle from the See it taught and scalded my hands and perzon very severely--one hand alv moat to a crisp. The torture was unbearable. It was an awful sight. * * • The hinetnng Liniment appeared to extract the pain almost immediately. It healed rapidly and left no scar of acconnt. Ches. Foster, 420 Bro 4 Street, Philadelphia." It Is truly a wondr.rful article. It will cure any ease. of Swelling, Soros. Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism. For Horses it should never be disposed with. One Dollar's worth of Mantling has frequently saved a valua ble horse. It cures Galda, Sprains, Ringbone, Sparin and Founders. Beware of indatiour.— Soli in all pane of the habitable Globe. Dersas & PIES, 50.10 Prooriston. Ir.. Tort, Eaemterrtu, is its roost aggravated form, disappears from the system liko frost Imfore the rising sag, ithea Caner'. Spaniih Are is brought to bear upon it. This great purifier of the blood dives at care to the root of all such diseases, end' drives it from limb to limb, and joint to joint, until its alronghold Is captured, and it is forced out of the system through the pores of the ekin. Let• • the suffering try it sad became healed. fFrana the ricatort /Saturnia' Area= thaetteill Parfamedltrontla—Watt of or gen amen would remain under Mecum of a disaarcesbi• bra= When bY h.Nnq the ',Wes of a /Unsnarl etorecre. thedentrifrice armed not only render it flew. hot hears teeth white ae alabaster? ren der renew de not hr.° , their Irratth to bad.and the anittect law delicate their meads WDI wryer mention fe. Pot a angle door of the ahn” ryas tooth.brualt and 'Max the teeth night ant =arena. A One cent took mill lest a year. A limairrini Opantrias nay °sally 'to "anima by m ing the .Rtges Teamed Flamm. It ant augoa, run, POurda. and/twirl= Tram the stin.isaving Stole soft and made bon, %mat:mot, pow on two or three droye. and wash the face night and zuranlng. - hydra* Mans Lire—Wet roar shaeltipbrosh la either of or add water. traur on too OT three drone of ..ltelnt or a Thentand Planers." yob Lim beard n il and It will risks a beautiful tuft lather math facilitating the °Tar°. ton cloturing. Vrtn° oely ?fly Cents. Tanen= &Co _Ertuudetira. New York. •n. PAITIC.MOOK. 00. U. MINE% A CO.. a Er) Li Elf`Lanil: R. R. °R MIMS 0 . 01, and. IMPOSING DSOS T. It. CALLENDIIIt, Maeda /lAN agents for Patabursh totahlyood 111.1wpamll nELAWAREIIIITII SUETY IVSUR AttfiIIOIYMPAITY, .027108, 8.11 corner Third rd Ptillado/pbta. Tbs ibilontnnt ctatement of the 42'4U or Om Compton =bibbed In conformity vita n ProyLdon of Ur Chanel, Pronto:m=l,la affront /Von 1.1853, to Oct, 21, 15 50 On Morino antllolAni 20' On Fire 118,513 15 • ------$212.111 21 Ptentltuns on Millen not rutztni 05 NOV. L 207,781,21 81104.004 04 Proaiu' sourkat elms Ist Num 1355. to Mt. 31, 1630 Oa marl. on.l /r.Juntl Mau, 1.71,571 f. 2 Firo 102.100 BS Intent:. lc, trai during rains tfr1:11 3492972 01 Zorea. Zrpettc , . dc. during poor as atom-- 'girl,oe nal inland .19•71gction 9103 ,02 .fielsna Prendraw. Endoinrano• 78 998 .12PECI 87,00120 Ea1wnen.. 3 ,98:331,...41•431,23.t104837 ---$478.252 62 rke side 47 - 0:38132n3,0 are as fel)err— Pondownd D 031.9 7 ,3.7. and licalEsto_ . .....2101,050 1.7.97180 31311.32.177dinitr n0wc0nt.L0an......... 42.126 00 .81.077 77 Do Warrant 7. 501 .66. tusgso PhDs. 191 Int. end attt. R. B. cr;a - i;Ti Lrwri. aid FI B , . .. . 12 800 00 919 OM coll7.7dil;il;o''Rr ei:.1;31;3 . . 14:210 00 920,0 0 2 0 0 2 Pen n o. 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John n. born M1L 5 a111 0. 211 , 71 12i . 1: 112i tfo .zaWmajb BO aren, tamers and Mechanics INS URANC E COMPANY N. W. Con $ ecinut and Walnut ets , PIIILADELPILIA. The following statement exhibits the bus iness and oonditlon et the Contoany tolioi-let, Mee Premiums received on Striae and Inland Rlske, toloor.. let, 1856 ..---..---.--.8214.1331 eo Itro 176;100 • Paid Merino OS Paid no do ----.....--- 99,737 69 Expenion. Salaries and Ocaml.eloas 0.469 00 Itainonrance, Return . Premium., said A 96967 --... 21,474 to Balance Remalning with Company --.-5M.057 Cs. The A.NSETS of the Company are as Wows.— Clty 'adamants. llonde---4 1 8 .943 Ram.' _ll.OOO 00 P , 'Pun Nat.. Noel ratnio•-•-•••••- °° fitooka, Collate:ale. on 32,400 CO Girard and Consolidation D.k Deposited with Daman. Knot. k co, New 35.C00 CO Deferred Ferment on &oak not pat Notes for Marine Premlants—..-.... 203,000 697 D. from Amta, scooted by Bonds 35,31@18 Premiums on Polletureenttly. ed. and debts dna the 24470 as Balance Banke....-.....—.... 10,400 74 --5023 ,057 07 of Bated of Directers hero this day declared • • Dividend oflb Per Cent., Payable on demand, on the businees of the Comnann to the let inst. THOMAS Be FLORENCE, Proaident, Edward.R. ttelmbold. Sacretuy. T 110 3.4.11.UNTE11. Aroma, Pittsburgh. no7tamdfc Ho, 00 Water street Citizen's insurance Comp 7 of Pittsburgh WM. DAGALMY /infirm. &plum- Diallearazakty. 01.167.. 94 MITRE, RI TIYZIEN 1141.814i7 JAW WOOLY orszars. INSURES MAL AND °ARGO MIA ON IOID 0810 AND lIDISINSIPPI lIII'XIM AND TUIDIITARIES. /Or Antra against Do cr Alma," by Plax. .ALBO .247antej A qf ZEA t ora4 INLAMMAPILUTIM AAA rwapaßr4rzon. O BIS arIO: , BOUTS. D p. Jr, B. Mumma, law M. P.srod, f water r. ter B ry ant. ' I as. M. Cooper, W. 1 Joh. . 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Claims. nola TELEGRAPHIC INAMISOTOn CITY, Deo. 16.--SOPILISCI COULT. —The Supreme Court after the adjudgment of two minor cases resin:eel the argument in tiro case of Dred Scott vs. Sandford. Mr. Geyer for the applicant took the broad ground that the African Is lacapeble of being made a citizen and so it has been held by the Courts in a number of cues. The Convention for the adoption of the Constitution left open the African elate treats for twenty years. To hie mind it was net the intention of its fremers that that Instrument ehoted meke the importation material for chi zensiolp. The law of Missouri says if a negro comes with nateralization popere from another State, be than sot be whipped, but it does not reCoinlze him as n cilium Ifs master carries a slave Ines a State where slavery is ertabliehed the latter is not bound- to enforce the law of the otherEltatti or exact tiro forfeiture imposed. Ile denied that Judge Seelt did float deny that tit Blare was emancipated by a residence in A (tee State. It had bten &aided everywhere that a mcre temporary residence of rt master In a non elsveholdieg State did not emencipate the Mare. R e EtS.Vnigi L it 4 A v fEtaitir'itiierl - & — the Legielabare from by law eatabliehieg slaeary not to street transact slaves., The ease of Manta chusetts, vs. Awe; in which the slaves were re leased by habeas corpus, was not the law of the 'State. So with the onset in Illinois. There was no physical trgsl or moral compulsion against a elate paeeteg through the State. He thought ' when the question wee examined that prt•co. dents reeognite the right of Congress to estab lish municipal governments in tertitorice. Ile denied that there had been any judicial doublet:l allowing them to gobeyosd. It was a remarka ble fact that every attempt to legielato on slavery was not under the Constitution bat under the pretense of compact. The lot of 1708 and other, were not the exertion of power to inhibit slavery, but to exercise commercial power. In feet these very note recognize the existence ofl slavery by local laws and protest It. Re gave dilatory of the passage of the Missouri Compro miss which only ceder the proctors of eircum• etances; to enable the admission of Missouri, and throughout the South there being no time for Its diseneelen, they surrendered It for the eche of peace. Without considering the question of Constitu tionality, Mr. Geyer -entered into a long argu ment in favor of Squatter Sovereignty, stating that in it the people were resisting what they resisted in the revointine the emoipotont power of Legislation and oontendiag that nothing could be found in the Constitution or the deoleions of the Supremo Court conferring Supremo or un limited power. over territories on the part of Congress. Ho denied the people of the territor ies power toeet up any goverment they please; it is also inoempetent for Con Toes to impose upon them any government, all legislation of Congress mom hove reference to their admission on an equal footing with other States. Allud ing to tha foot that all the States Resisting In forming a constitution wore slaveholding except nos, he said they havingprovided for the contin uance of the slave trade for 20 years it could not be that they Intended to deprive a portion of-the people of the nee of territory obtained by the arms and money of all the people, or enbjeot them to the arbitrary Ilse of it. Ir Congreee has coonipotent power over territories thorn to noth ing to prevent their making any man therein a 1 slum He could not ropposentich a thing, ever entered tho tuinds of the framers of the Coastl• tation, jealous us they veto of ate legislative power sad enoceasfully so they misted it, and they were: not tho mta to enact upon this Conti nent tho oppressivo power claimed by the par liament of England. The Court adjourned. WAvunecioe Car, DUI. 10 The Procident's =lmage oommuolosting the letter and journal. of of Governor Geary, was mid before each Rouse taddy., In addition to what le already stated of Cow. GC4Tra saying to tiro President under date of Nov. 221, it appeare by Gov. Gearra journal that the Free 13 tate men complained that sons : hot Free Btste men were arrested and east In prison, hut when the praelavery were arrested Inc crime they wore discharged. While Gov. Geary was addressing them to convicee •them that they wore in error, and while eulogising the impartial adminieteation of. jastlee,,norre ar rirod of the releasu of Hayes, the murderer of Buffos, whereupon Got Geary fearlessly:de... l nouriced-the not of Judge Lecompto In the dia. charge of Bayer, against .whom the Grand jury had found to bill of Indlotmont for murtieh In the Beet degree, as jodidicial oat rs.go without precedent nit well as dieneurtcons to him, ni he bed been the mane of a:meting Noyes, and ho should have hoen conceited; that the sot rite greatly calculated to endanger the pUbite peace and &stray the entire lothettee of the feeling which-ho was laboring day and night to inaugurate here, and bring the court and the jury into utter contempt; that ho would treat the dedelon of Judge Leeompto 11.3 n nullity and proceed upon the indictment for murder to -re. arrest Noyes, spit ho had merely escaped; that he would - euboalt the matter to the President, being well rumored that he would permit no jot. dloial here to forgot hie duty and trine with ,t ho public ponce by making a deeleton se abhorrent to public justice and grossly steeped in partiality, whereupon tho Governor homed Ms warrant for the arrest of Hayes, Leo. 5414.3 - 2 21..t&0 2G Dernatong, Dec. 10.—The Southern mall brings Now Orlaw papers of Monday and Taea• day, leaving one mail still due. The reported Slave tesurrootion in Harrison county, Tema, proves to have been greatly exeggerated. The Committee charged with investigation re• parte that there to no evidence of .aey ooncert among the slaves nor any whltea Duplicated. The Alesandrin Casette,. says also, that the rumors of lusoneotton there,' bate been greatly exaggerated. ' 5T00,694 G 7 Vi'anurso, Deo. 18.—The river la el: feor fair inches and falling. it la fail of ice: The steain , yr Orb bound up, struck s snag and stork at Marietta last night. Her cargo was principally produce for the east, :::Ciaonsaarr, Dec. la.—The Daily CommeraLol gi•ee a . special dispatch that tho steamer Qtb was mask shore her main deck on .tho Ohlo sir "r yesterday at the foot' of Marietta Island Ufa etaknown. _ Coil a. .ESSIO lira L. Wasumoroff Cm; • Deo 16.-Bmears—Cin motion of Mr. Dodge, a resolution was adopted calling on the Secretary cf War for copies of ail letters addreased ta that Department, or to Wil son Shannon, IMO Governor of Kansas, by Col. Sumner, relative' to Kenna affairs, which have not heretofore been communicated. kr. Brown gave notice of bin intention to in. trainee a bill.providinir for the contraction of a Railroad and Telegraphic communication be tween the Atlantic coast and Pacific, and for other purposes. Sir. Wilson introduced a bill amendatory et an act to organize the Territories of Kansas and Ne braska' which was referred to the Committee on Territories. On motion of Mr. flak, a joint resolution granting further time to the creditors of Tessa to present their claims, and forj ether purposes was taken op. Mr. Rusk explained and ado tattoo, which extends the time 1858, and repeals the proviso in for the dletribalion, pro rata, of those who have filed their Reim( Mr. Benjamin thought the rt not to pass and moved its referee mittee on Finance in order to a ligation. The motion was negatived; a but there was no final action. • Mr.' Feeeenden introduced a ;ill In addition to the sot more effootualty to prtl a do for the Punishment of certain crimes aga inst the United States. Referred to the Committee on {he Jo dietary. Mr. %soden explained that it was intended as a lemody for certain defects in criminal law. It has been found that for the crime of man elangliter when committed on the high Cosa, but the person not dying until he arrived on shore, there was no punishment.. Instances have oc curred whore an individual committing anon crime hat escaped on this ground. This bill proposed to remedy that defect There wee also en omission of a elmilar character with reference to a cue of poisbning taking place , at sea which the person deem not die until he reaches shore. For this crime no punishment fit provided in the existing law. He alluded to the singular anomoly In criminal law, it being found an offense to assail with 0 dangerous weapon where death does not ensue, it is now punish.; able by three years impriectomentat hard labor, but the gems offenee when death intents Is - pens hilted hy throo years Imprisonment without hard labor which eeems very icoonsistent withjeutice. The Senate adjourned. BOUM—Mr. Whitfield introduced a bill pro viding for the assessment of damages by ion and destreetion of property belonging to °Patna of Kansas, during the recent disturbances An said territory. -"Akira - bill - esablishiejo7 - Diatilet Court In Leavenworth Oily aid other Maces in Kansas Mr. Campbell, of Obip, from 'the Committee of Ways and Means, remota the Inditip4pivil and Army Appropriation BBL% which were re ferred to the Committee ofethe Whole On the State of the Union. . Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, reported a bill einand atory of the 281 h section of the tariff act'of Au gnat, 1842, eo es to prohibit the importation of Indecent and obscene prints; transparencies, eta taco, ho , the parties offending to to proceeded against lu duo coarse of law, and the articles destroyed, whiel was passed. Qa motion of Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, the far. ther consideration of the bill Reducing duties en importe end other purposes, reported last sea. sin, was postponed to the first Tuesday of Jan uary. The debate on the Presidents Message WAS resumed. C==!l bot.:lc Sterling. S. M. H ier. Wm. Etbithax: John B. Dilworth Traneis J. Bohconmaka Wm. H. Nichols contended that notwithstanding the aseartious of the Presido,t, the agitation of the elavery question is the legitimate conse quence of the repeal of the Missouri Comprom ise. It ill became the Executive in the !see of the policy endorsed by the latter, to make use of inch tang:sego as he had in condemnation of those who differed from him. It woe said that they wbo oppose the policy of the administration I are abolitionists. He held to ne broadest some that Congress may govern the' territories and exolnde shivery or any other institution it may deem Injurious to their prosperity If this mode him an abolitionist ho wan one, his object being to supply some pages in political history which had been emitted by Democrate in the discus. elcu. Be, referred to the speeches of licenre. Douglie and others In 1848, to &Mole, in the neorepapers, and to prcceediege of Democratic caner:lllone and legislatures, to shoe that in the Democratic party there is moth difference:of opinion relative to the alavoty quostioa, a large Portion advocating the exelneion of slavery from territories. Notwithstanding thin, those who, as a party, hold similar opinions are denounced in offensive terms by the President vr_ho haandd.. , ed insult to Injury.. the Into nrceeaary to con— ciliate popular sentiment in the free States, tho vary men who opposer! the :legion of Fremont, charged Me friends with beetilieyln the preven tion of slavery in the Territatiett. As to the threat of dissolution in tho,Weentof Fremont's election, road* by the Damo'orate, shah fears ex isted only In the heated and disordered brains of tho politicians and not in the hearts of the peo- ple. • Mr. Crawford approved of every word in the President's message. He believed that, notwith ',beading their denila, the Republicans were' prepared. to Interfere with the leetitations of the Blare States. Refuting to Fame forward boldly and manfully meeting their political adversaries face tee face, they undertake to attack Misery at the at:items and destroy the lustitotion In the Stetea by breaking down the 'guarantees of the constitution which zees:* to the alaveholder his property. 'The project of the Republicans he contended was revolutionary, end be proceeded to show from events In the recent elevate and the Watery °file past that those who are ab solutely In favor of excluding Misery from the territories, and Mos arsenals and doeka In the Diatriet oiColambia, &t., ere likewise in favor of interfering with the Institutions in the slave Stites. ITr. Janet, of Tenn., argued that zso express power wsa.delegated_ to Congress -to establish territorial government, bat holding a largo ex• tent of coil, the constitution , gives authority for application of the roles nodor which the country shall be settled and the public lands sold. Thep In accordance with tide Stet great principle, the law organising Nebeaeta and Kenna decked its vitality from the implied consent of the tree men who settle the country; they should bo allowed to exercise the right to frame their own Inatita• tion9 and Um power of the territorial oseembly extended to all rightful subjects of legislation, consistent with the United States Comeau:alma aed 'the principles of the orgatio not. Tho Re publican party, to far frem carrying out price!. plea of true Republicanism, would play the part of despotism under the cry of Liberty and Free dom by calumny, and exernisiog the power to govern the people of the terrltorlca. The Ilactee e,d earned leetsvms, o. 16.—Tho Jouinal correepon= dent at Canspb.lllvllle, Taylor 00., Kentucky, ceder date of oth says that • negro boy dis closed a plot for the negroe In the neighborhood to rise about Chrlatmaz. Several arrests zero made and en examination was had beforaJodge Lloyd on the oth, but nothing vas elicited save the statement of the boy that he overheard the negro!, ray they liatoaded to make war on the whites about Christ:nee, end If be would join them they would make him rleh. The nerves were reported to possess gone and pistols. The correspondent Bap oonsiderable Casette.. faction exists among the negroa.gonerally which may cause trouble if not pro mptlg repressed . ;Boron Deo, 76.—Tbe Holyoke Dank of North bampton bas been placed noder temporary is Sanction. Dle believed to be perfectly eolvoto bet h bee bden Infringing the Banking lime. PUTLAI UNITA, Deo. 6—Noon.—Plomr doll, and prices in favor of buyers; sales 1500 bbla. atandard and mixed brand?, part at $6,50 and part on private terms, but "a trifle lower. Thera is a steady - home demand at KS6IEOEOO for common to [salty breads. Ryo Plane and Corn Neat dull and unchanged The supply of Wheat is limited; with only a moderate demand;: sales 3000 bushels good Southern and Pennsylvania rod at private terms; 1000 boahela do. at $1,50 @1,52, and 300 bushels at $1,62. Rye scree sad wanted; eales 500 bushels Penneyinanie. at 800. Corn in good &Mond at the recent ad. ranee; tales 6000 banhols old Southern yellow at 700, and 1500 bushels per at 56060 a. Oats in g ee d demand and eleady; &es 8000 bushels Delaware at 447}0. Oh:vented% better reqnem; sales 400 buebels at $7,50 for 64 lbs. Whiskey dull; pales In bhie. at 320 per gallon, and bbd?. at 31c. - Nair Form; Deo. 18.—Cottoli firm; sales 1000 bales. Flour firm, solos /3,000 bbis. Wheat steady, miles 7,000 boob. Pork in fair request. Bed firm. Lard stoady. Whiskey unsettled:— Coffee active and firm, macs at 9®lof for Rio. Sugar buoyant, sales Muscovado at Bfolo Molasses firm, sales N. 0. at 80. Ltnceed Oil firm at 81. Lord 011 steady at 10. Freights irregular. Btoolra firmer:oly higher: Chloago Rook Island 1031, Illinois Central 117 f, Mahl on Central 98f Etie Ql, Cleveland ik 'fiolodo 78 Cleveland ePiftsburgli6B. Crsontoarx, Deo. 18.—Flour nnebanged with a continued talc demandi sake 118 bbls extra at $5,47(g5,60; BO bide do et $5,40 and 163 bble superfine at $ 5 .25: 'rho market to dull and prima are nominal. Rem stiles .1200 at $6,85 056,40 and 200 araraging 230 lbs.-at $6,60; the market It buoyant; salmi 8100' Hama at 7f, an advance. , Pork, Ban 100 lAN Sleet at $l6; market firm: Groceries firm with 0 good de mand in a roktaar way at fall rates. The mar ket for red Wheat nominate firm'at $1,11(01,- 12. Bye It firm at 90. Barley Is 14 good de. mend at $1,66(i)1;52 ; for , fall, 'and $1,46 for opting. Corn an brisk requeet at 60 for old and 413®46 for ram. Data firm at:4o. gay In fair demand at $06021, The Mar is AM CODIMERCIA L. cotizmar. OF iaßinumoN. tars NOV J. M. Coors, V. P.-9. Hreuratt. B. B. 1113811, ALIX LtIAZIXT. C. 11. PACII32I, OH TUB PITTEDURG kiKET. ftbr tie aced' arliv Dec 17, laid. There has been a fair Uwe of activity manifed In hush neas circles daring the week, especially. In Chipping and receiving freight. The river has remained In good beat. leg audition for eledituoveired boat; and the recelpr. el Produce hnTO Win 411:4116 large. tat mainly ler the tut The ehipments of manufeetures to the went have not been very heavy, bat are steadily kept au and the fact that the upper Sllssistippi and it, tributaries are now open will doubtless etimniate Ammon . for that antler, of the ortiohy. The weather un to luntay morning Wit nalie open and considerable rain fen; but on Sunday the triad chopped round to the northwest, and dace then the mid bastion: so. vere enough to cheek the eke In the river. - The stage of water tt-dey le 434 feet huh. The Allegheny to open, end the moot or the rim has been from that stream, there haring been bet little rain op the Monongahela. The market for nroduee is quiet and prices steady et ' previous quotation.. The opening of the livers has not throw.: mink additional produce en the market for sale Money Lin needy demaad, at full rata; but the :mew sure Is not so etriogent as It we; the supply of Yenned capital hating afforded mane toilet The banks are die` minitlair freely. mullion to their ability. On the Urea; that clue Paper Le placed at 12 per mat. and other gush I Rim from 142124. The demand to the eastern cities arrears to be well k e p t u p, pram raocingfrors 9012 per cent and the SP° punch of New Teal renders the Market more stringent The New York money circles have bean disturbed dump the Week with too unexpected delkleatiorur—one a hula in one of the honk. for 080,000, and the other a comma, eial reporter on the N Y Oonriar t Enutirer, who raised 140.000 on franduhpot paper and then called for Europe- The St LoulalnteLOgencet of Baturdey sun On our arrival at the Large yesterday rooming, we found; that the Ayer had then daringlhe night over three feet,' and was auning untie:lan Up to noon it hod risen four Lant i gal h f a l i ae t r. ..g:i d tgla r y le ft thei th ir m dia toot i night the Invelona. Earen rut or a r im fr om one day .111 do pretty welt Out thence hes not reached its height yet. Lest 81.111,31/ the chums/ We. fad with drift and the water Veternblru'tteltileter;al.4l2lron't rse*te="afrrnotfiLrti; river there hod swelled about nee reet, The rise la nut of all the upper river". It le thought however. that It nil be only temporary, and that the water will iall In • day or owes, fast as It cute up. The N O Plasma. of Saturday. Dec d.eere: Seoul—There boo teen • alight hoovers in the re:4lllns this week, but the nattily in cull eery limited , and prices caption. I err fold. The tales of the week cmtenee about 1300 hbds at about the range of oar quotations whlell ap. ply t g o bot V h the oden ' dne Z wro Tee eas l of the for i=2gg g e rtWltiVkaliPSFVs 10; Prime 101,1(ji1034: Choice —WON; Clarified 10VOLd. Week's reeeepts 1100 bhd. again. 4730 far the eorres vending reek last year. Toter receipts since the let of . Benternter 4110 hbda against 20.003 to the same date rut year, ktotsaars—The movement In this article sin sheen a slight lemma hr this week, In the antral') ant Wm Mob the market hu ensured the decline nothed at the el.° of our lan weekly resort Up to lest union the salts amounted to about 400 bide meetly at 15734409 and 49d4a for ordinary and dark to &oleo lots. and several handset half bide at 57)4(40e ter Inferior and ordlnari. and 60402 and 02iielyt gallon for good to orimaand choirs according to the conaltion of the packages. To day the supply has been rather l restrictedoe wrath= tout inter bora] With !Kleiner. andthe tale. to mar 800 bbl. at 44:450a. and Ina half outset 8 24V2140 fr gallon. The Wee or the corresponding Week last dear nom 10. , 0,920.4. .estei the mo o Jsausry let, the former sot the residue to .8. !Bo ion nugh co to the Corn horough laves data ensued • We hear also cf slx.crops sold Cu plantation, fJor of whkh were at 660, and two at 600 VI gallon in the elstarn. Week's nosipte 6673 bbl. against 10,000 to the wrreet wending week test year. Total receipts aloe. the lit of tleotembsc 16,174 bbls. against 71,163 to the same date last 7.110. The Philadelphia Ledger of Wonder gaps: In the Money market there Is little "timing of later. ett. Capital It equal to the demand on nnouwien.d paper. rates cols no Dail Peer net, disratint. In Eng .and we have continual !exorable amounts as regard/ money matters. Tho esorrooca receipts of gold fwth Australia have resulted In • !true addition to the balifon In the Berm of Bealand. it Louden Nan. states Mist toe Bank must hove received ZISO,OGO sterling, or Sp, • 40 , 000. Arrangements were made for sending also to the Back of francs 51 ;0,0:0 smillon of delLul. Ow ing totes knowledge that gold was flowlogin to the Bank or Eoglatd, mocha with e trier appearance of he money market. the Enelleit fonds have become eery buoyant. The emanate from Paris describe the pantion of that mar. kat as decidedly imps. rod. Moneywee becoming more •Mitdant. and • so , large number of twos l ode orsab moot& Vt” lc moart• of •tecution. The Bank ot Fllll3. tiMITO/ to locates its capital leconridered a favor. , able omen. The expvrta from Da. York. slue the Jowl:Ws( Comp reeve. emthane :arse. the total value cf the ehlements teeth:Aire of epeclel for the week eodles• 13tC, being SI, 942.301. Thiele $115.273 greeter than the tete! ha the correepsoaloa :reef of last year, Lad fa 71 :122 Greeter. Qua ter the earreepondlog pealed of 1821: WORTS Of I ttea,LITT.S2 TO VOIf.GA Potts. 11114. 1011. 1832. Jan to Drc C. $30.fit0.421 13 , 53458.103 1 70 .202.67 S Week coding Dee 12. 1.471.1 6 2 1607 , 031 1242.101 Elna • .1 use • Ist, 0 - ~, ~....r, Ist, 511,421,673 1475.711=1 - f72,311..092 Er arts of Mock. for the week mu lles December 19th; Total for U. wa , k, Taal .tax !scurry let. . tkiTl V Came time 1886. 4.167 016 Emma time 1844. 38.147 CIO rams tion, 1653, 11.751.971. Santa time 18V, 11,134,8:1) The forelit , !Maoris the week Ii to value to oetrir three Maim,. ofdollar*. which a lug* Increase u Mitireied with the receipt, for the correspaniUtic Perlals of 184 aid VW: • roUnill Damara Mutt. et NIW Toll. Poe the week, . 1874. • 105 f.. 1654. 1),7 0004.. • Cif2.egi 1.03.1 Pr 2 ) .Wir4R imal mdrn, B^•6 se4 189.013 L 831,990 Total Pm ires 3, !1,331.946 1L642 163 ..$1 . ,11 . :.19,651 Prlrrlowirt .1.998!,0.5 133,880.800 .19: • Ist, 1le;319,021 $10072.968 1193.301.370 The N Y Times of Mender slue export MOT , roAnt of tiold and the torn of the goolnentar • V.. 3 ll. l s . .railtati:tirt °Via - averages onto tress, to os stletalty modem , thisafternoon. the lam from the yrs lions statement of 1121715:1 Is trot generally expeotea to fall bolos 8 11 4 00 .000. and dds sill be Immediately in• creased by Cledltsols Sensed*. From steamer Oman Las to asr—--.111,1,94,000 Blosmer.Teentresa ---- telegraphed en ZO.OOO Tor.a.x---- • .17. cailltax in of t Large IlMannt or dersivid loan. or thy Rao And Leather Bank, actirg as the Depavtary of ttatolty Chamber/Ala, tonettior slat thane...l L t cod tar trance:avian totletrane ead;ttat coast, In tn. a... o: Mit iorqco.see fresh aninay (coo. the Pacific. cans. • quick inquiry or limey an 14IdAy and Saturday, Ana considerable catboat was atfltst ha ck am nig Ma nook peapla in rtadittrting their hack accounts.— Tenant the doe albumin bout on' tlatunllay. their OnX. 4I .UP.S.d I O. VI alto zi.er• hoodi that the lar ten go disburseneente CO trade an Moe actionnt to Lay, Pin gaol part. Item sdiately return to the street. With the Discount Brokera r►tw ott mime p.per vane not amentially intvne2, the Inv:ll7l,OMA geed tar favorite and tier elguatures. at nth in yea cont. Prr 1L11311.M. The Onetonsil timette oral/soda,. eayet—.ll Moly Inv mimed comma Davies been eapthleocelifor Eastern ebthge, on wont of the country Imam, who ordatedrmalttartoes 6=1E14 Uteri°. balances at the low rem cnereut. Veleta adetheed In most came 01, and!. may now he quoted at iitidia prem. :We nth not my that me lion market mhlblted thy new fasten. urdsy. Tim/slag .are at {0,:{(6215 far to magma 190 to 200 lea The game came *Weed 'War den riot fall house. aged =lmmesh. wea th er, restricted the dowsed riesaly all the loge of/Laing evereg• twat. than. 200 heavynd while them ang. for the presinsk UM' e a r hogs would readily at hatter picot... 11 . 0 1 / 01 .-. 1 .../Lalt 2.0 to 560, wouli bring taaotho.4o. The neelpte antra, and the todhatlons are that the Ileum for the current wmk larger. in the aggre gate, than Mote of lest sees. Daring the 20 bones end tog this matting over 111.000 head wan mosived by MN , •Cd railroad, The aged cf them receipts, however, le counteracted hyadvices frths other Doha.. nbich Ind/. esteatort surtPlim Dwaine DOW &near pretty wall lit lolled that the crop In the West will foot up a datolency, std ehould nothing happen to chapel. tole iimmag an the continuance of toll whim my be etheetsk The number math at Mosso no far, etherding to a private letter, is &WM: 000NAO. The waiterter estimates the season's! buelneM et , whi ch 'meld large 11101 . ..3.. Prim, Ihrovishvat the West mkt be low,as compared with this meths:, the effect or which ninth he to ...antral. the inultves Meth place to • greeter extent than usual. In Provision. the transactions maltose on slimited theta Itsldere are Ora and prodUrts are not maul eg on the ' ettemarket. Congdon. In the future appear. to be gaining ngth. d9lll:S—we hays no salute report of Pearls or Pate: Ire Wage P. lareoM•11.1 at a(M. and Pots at !died. e. do tub Is arsady use at 11,1(, and Nitrate Soda 63a. APPCEEI—* fors Wu are reported of commn at $1,55 per trig. and good to ellolot do at $3,0004,2e. IlEdlea—thereoslpte ano light and demand good; sales of prima small white on antral at 10,23 per buido. lIVITEII-AND LOOP—there to a falr Inquiry for Batten' rake ofioo and 1100 lbs prima roll at 01, and 00*0 lbscood do at US; %regents packed at Magi; good roll at 11100. and obotoe do 21801. relita are la geld, demand at 2) BO= WIILIAT OLOtlit theta an no lugs sales to noted the (=section, Co the local trite a:eel:Lan. and rams Van Atzgvas net 100 Ito In lean ItCOOT—soery Vent demand; Isles or Shoolders at In am. Cdee at and thin lime at 1L . . . BBIOHB—a maim demand Cr Mau Fire Back se 5T3354.0. =mon and atm BIMMTh d3ll3—wo quote air factory orloos at how Brighton nod Poi Woo, Bunked, common. 1..M041,17, extra do 81,88: extra largo tot., 9 3 and hoop!, 87.5 ass.un common Ones Boon SOAO down to $1,33; gooier* • 3.75311M55;h01f Dunham :4E3. CORDAGE -31.51aa Rope, aell, 15 ait ®&lama Ram, eat 10 Olga Rom coR, 14 a HID White Roe, Cat 16 eit 15 Tarred Rape, 0011. 13 b Tarred Rom cut 14 a YettlnE Yarn, 06%13 a b Daeklng Yeurtmasl2 all 19 RED ORD/3-511mM; 31,00. $3,00(1,9 191 dos.• Manilla, Vi aoll, 16 eta. : Herne, *1.67 117533E3. 5 Ift doe. Dtenl3, 41 atll, 12 efs. PLOUOLf LINEN-51.ada. Vet. dn.. Hemp 75 c!e COTTON 0011.115.0 E—Cotton Rope, .46 and upwards, 115 da. balm , h. da. End Curds, $2,20, 1a,taZ54,71. it dor, Plnslinev.ll.2s: Bash Cards. t0.4.0' COTTON YARNS—Ms corrected quotations far Yarns he., are appasided. POOl.lO TARN. Nee 5 to ip, No la e M ID. No. Id , 1:0 oN b DOM Tian. ....... No. —ll o N. No. saa_fq; o b No. e D. No. 900..iDr, 301 5 No. ob e. iloacoo.:ah okl & Darret Cents. White, 23=1 Worsd 26: Darsrlot Baru 21; Deadissrlek Twine 23; Ilattette No. 1, Ne, 2, M BareltY Batting 10; cound.: le. OANDLtS AND BDAP—tbero Is o steady demand for candles aE 13Hror 'Upped. 121,1 for moult sad 24 fbr Ada• mantles. took Is firm at 5 far Conucteaosuoau for Palm, sal 10 for Banor'. Toilet and Castile do. 0111111311—. good coal dratand, and regular sales at 10 er common aud 10:i for good cutting Chum. ••' • ' DRIED YRlllT—Aptiies are seam, • entail lot of Tort =Misr sold yesterday at 62,23.1 bat this I. an outside filitcre. readies are quoted at 23,12Q53,:15. 81311-4.l.eakusl No 3 are firm; tale. to tins Ovule at PEO, .ud to the country et PAO; Ilertinn tilobin 'twin& Lake Ptah—White 1040g511.00, t bbt. Treat KO ball bble White $4,50Q513.1hb Trout E8.00®16,Z. ELOUlt—the reesipte are heavy, but arc mainly for shipment east: Teo market, however. is cell insulted, and the home demand Is not more than ordinarily setts. Pale, on arrival at inpealne et hsETCsESED—urtneloally at tfy4Sol6Ell; antis et $6,8704110. the sales to antra Wait at E 5 . O OgtB.RE and extra family at E6E1058,60. Trona store. the Ealing rates are OA fir tam. stax) Mat far extra, and 10.e2026,711 for fatally antra. Rye soar, ages from store at tk11G,44,d6. 011AIN-Clors hare motored. and sold yesterday Shelf at al, with one gala of 100 bus at 19 fir stdynernt below.- Oeau la eterelY at 5 0, far ear. on arrival. lira Is exhumes •ly dal the nominal buyins rate b O. Donor to not ening to any oitents the last 2sported salad were at 51.U41151.20. Wheat minim from vases:vs. GROOILUICS-tha:naarket to fan and unobanted; to the country' tesde.salse of Ungar by the bbl at 110)11,1is and on long Unto at 12. New Orloara Atolosiu. TO. and Bynum feSfa. Corse to Am at 12131.25 i. and Mee at DX63dUs _.• 0413 PIE/a-the thUoving are tbo amratkauslne vroush Iron tains: -,- Psi 2010 -; Paranot. av I nc h au Pips... I et. 1M do : .1 0 .....,„T4, d a do do ...I I do do -- 9M • 252 do 45....... • . - TO : r - IV: 3 ,i . 2°...W ". 1 , Co 4 . ....143i a. A._ do. ....,,.. 4 . 11 ithhatlOVUl B. A. - FABRESTOCK & 0010TER OF WOOD AND FIRST MEM, PITTSBURGH, Ps- - WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND BLA NIIPAOTURERS OB WHITE LEAD; RED LEAD. AND LITHARGE. HAVE IN STORE AND Opplat Fog BALE, 100 bbleßoeln. 100 boxes Cu/ 1[9152n% I Lt n t il I.llP'es= germ OU. 100 balm Woollen Aso. 15 " paa 5 Rho Sart. .. I UV lb Oil aseentres. 300 bias Dye oods. 300 Its OH ma. 20 mesa= rabic. 20 " 2 ..;::,. Brown. i 12 comes.,.a &Wiwi I nrbiZar.WThx.x. I 60 bele iTramiSal he, 60 be Yellow Oebre. 35 " Bleca Lad. GO " Alma, ta rirz ariLleh Ltuare. 5 0 9We Sou. Some a . 2) " Roar Babb .. ' /ride llors. . 25 " Roil ItririeZ. / 5 ki t..,..C , ore IiThERB IN NEW YORK AND I PLui.A.DELPHIA TO Ma zaarbeti we are enabled to sell drop to. Ilse:Lab. or to Leman tims dealer@ zig houses. , raatee to be smacravontr, POLL WREGEIS. and not ear-ened by ear ocs7adkurg _ LOS Bastes Moo On. 100 Carboys Murk ,tlo Add 60 magi Extraet Locaood, 200 kola Bap. Cut Bod. 600 Cilia Sweet OIL ICOMd. Add. 011 Borneo. onnew 04E04 100 Ito Rullob Calomel. 110 /ZS bb".M o L W a m Il ßalac t • 10. puhg. APING RESIDENT PLI I- take adTatitagiotall ettaaVwlo E Y [avowal:l4.ton.. Eastornjobbtm Our bran! of WHITS LE AL Ire Ea finnan Sad arhltettoom. DAVID OAXPBEILL UZI= MUCK . I CAMPBELL & PO,LLOCffia • WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, SHAMS, RIBBONS, CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, CUTLERY, PERCUSSION CAPS, JEWELRY, WATCHES, &o; Gilt Mouldings for Looking Glass Frames, Railroad Cars, tto., No. 95 Wood /knot corner of Diamond Alley, 1856. CANAL NAVIGATION. - 1856 effialill?.R'S PORTABLE BOAT- LINE=;-73`..;x!: Via Pennsylvania Canal and Railroad. Ca acity 2000 Tons Der Month each Way, Oit facilities for °nation have boen largely increased during the past Winter, bare phu e. sgr • opt, to 13 Our Er.T.rs-.4 trlo u nl i : l, lLitillsM39l%l3l.%l r u"i n*L PLltliatArtotugaitclitht to our to au 1411 n Ito belott put tOroUgh..ILS past ner.l sad UM WARM:MUM uARAT. DAUM PRITSBURGR. Pe ndira KIER & MITCHELL,_ Psormrona - 1/AT—*ere little cosh= Per ten. MAN WHAMS—wlthout c twined with mattftsto Erman soma. Poou'u d —63( nc.O . 173( do ..... do A' tkutonoullar ir037..-417) 1 Juniata do .. do 414 Iron Pl. curb Wings.- do 411; do alsto-. do 4 [Lan. i t i l t ft Vl d N dt an' il l4 k 7 3 ' 6.'1 Vence Nalln.-....- do 3,76 1 dd &74 do do do do 4,75 64 d 0..,.,,... do 4,60 44 do ---- do 4,75 Ed do ..—..- do 6.75 Zi do -- do 7,64 Cut Bolted, 3 to 434 Inch. do --...” do 4,25 do do 6to 6 do 4,761 Wrol Bolles 14 Inch all lengtho_-.... do 614 , do 640 do do 0 do N do do 61 Boller Eirets.... . do 0,56 tartm rit'Oor Nc0.13141516 217 Vll5 4.1 i d oe. 12212 . &27 ...... dohl LEAT33EA-L4 dr=at 130 ad v • oo,d Quotations, 001bo. loom ,w =IL I BM irgar iirizr . do GC 1neh.......---.91 ID 9)( do —7.7.--:. do IN do . ..,... do 4.% Fal , ALL I l ion. Shoo. / by %. ma. and 4 jnr-R—....--do 83( Dull Th.. 13( by 3 d. 7-i d 0a dt. U..17 L., --do SA( B'ml 34.6 . 9 - 11=To a I° No l k t Igllo 4U LKolb tr ta ter doe ..... rldie glirting Leather LARD—a sale yesterday of f.O • thlst No 1 Lard at 11. rash: In the =all war. sole! at 1134@12 for eltyrandered; oeuntry rendered. 11, METALS—efts of nig lead at 7%, four glos. nos Le./ 8. Shot, to city trad4 8:41:1 8 each; to retail ludo Era& Shoot °PIXY It tolling at 83434. and Er as at 2 0430. Bake of Mt. I. at 1'1,23, and LX. 1013.25 Oth3—LlnSesd to as end doll, the only sales bring In the retail way at 31.12,i for lota, lower Scores would hare to be taken. Lard ON No 1 rules steady at 056397. PIO METAL—the present sire In the Allegheny bronitit down ne Instal, the few boats that started having cook. A lot of Allegheny No I. ODD tons, was cold on Monday to co below at 331, as moo, mad tb Ls leaves but very little of that quality on the market. POTATOES—very fax oieriao mte from drat hinds. Eedv at 85 and Neebmneeks at 11,01 with s good demand. POWDER—steady rave at Eluding at SALO. and =a at LASA SECEETI.NO2—sto firm at the 'dunce—SU for No land 83( for No BALT—a etaide denial and sire* at r rates PAZ Arc No I and El:Id for extra. SKEOS—Partraeed is not °mina In Tory freely; xe isintinne to Quote norialnauy at 10,00 from 9rtt hands and so,Zelk6o from gore. }layered Is steady at SI,:O.WINDOW 13 1.1.S.3—Pritte are firm at the folloaltill actrain 609 and 709 at Y 2,60; 11.10 ,4 . .A_Alan_ Auck- -0- 7.10... W ilia .0 on. to Into ratio. Butdia-r. to ttin am not of 10 par coot, tor pub rorentry Lunde rammed, ft' not oar tex Lees. WEELTZ and let rrant , dersand at $2.f..9 tee tor pore th oil , wod dry 9CG 114, enldect to the nena etLne le nnt. rr..4 1 .....4.850a. iota 5 00 Ettylisr—are holders <mottos :0: 49,6 at in-QM. +ma others at lit.) TECIETABLES—aIes of /emir Tnintri at 671a0 - 01. and soma Wes Cr (intone are eti.otod at $l.OO. LTD—sia mats- amiss of country shalt, at depot, on alollal. at wt.' to. CATTLE MARKET. Aurora:lr, December 17, 1850. BRlSTCS—abmily air fund dom.d scot 400 bad ot. fund. and Iluf. Walk intim ad 7.34 for ccr=ory(rtiarrlrfro eallrd . BraHrirso." Gad niga fbr vc,l common to ark, SLLEEP—atnut. had oZered and eoll at pa • ging fro. 11.E0414.50 Der De►!, as in laud' tr. gone—fa.t4 oaken 0(900 Lead Ilva at iti@S `run t and TO ea at NC we quote within the range of 141364% Dimmed hog. mace fr-tri egge, and we hear creamy mita to =tee at 10.90@3.05 for prices heavy nova tan item linan ISO lba onwards. MOM BY BIM MONONGAHELA VIGATION CO— 23 byi Wilson. McElroy 8 cr; 23d0. 4 bole dlcir,_lloure co, ...44 by. glum, J Zd Llrawfora; 29 bad wheat, Wllcoartb; 31 boa barley. Aojer; 4 bbt. butter. Borerch a Brown; 442 boa oats. 42 ale flour. 0 W hwiedleo 30 bx Slosli Ptac 327 bum am, Baxter & McKee; 62 ek. raga, 211cOollocied 230 bushia4ll. Weep a LOIIIBVILLE, ty BC Lawmtee-27 eke woe!. W Darker: I. 2b. booka„ J Weldllo Ido Kay & co; I do. D G.r; 75 bids whiskey. Warn & etc bids Whew. Noose; 20 , 111. waists,. Vabriestock & or: 10 do alcohol. It N dellers. & co; N 4NQ W koalth; 20 do whiskey, 10 do flour. ID bye scab, W Pltewaro 33 9128 latd olL . Leech. co; 100 Ime earraoarllls, Plembis too= 130 lye lama. 14 cts do, II 911, 4= do hour, 40 do 011,8 hbds toe loacoo. Leech & ' co. • ST LOUIS, by STaltese-103 bbl, caim ID do ' , Mikan_ 70 by' most. 2Os Leech a; d 5 load. IEO bbl, redo. A IluteMorot; Ia DU; =Maim, J oPiarltt: 67 lablikiy, Sanborn 62 do. Dlack an 02 Oct &Ilan; 04 do. M,Colloc,hd er; 10 do. Lim .6 03; 25 do. 14 do floor. J Mid: 25 do 011, defend on 111 do, J iltL call ea. 10 do liowy .6 14 , 11.; 7 dr, Drop, do, D00r , .52 w0 , 1,14' Barker: 0 bbls homloy,t7 Ii Ocmoo. In 0 boo aloe, Bakovrell d cr: 2 Dia !Mkt. roll l l4l , d 0 , 4 5 YU. rata.loy & co; 20 do, 2 aka timbers, 2 do wool. 3 dorsi", Jones. Tiernan d co. 1)0,67 Illbarrds-3 bbl. Slur, A. A Curter; 6 Ina books, Hay le or; 33 bbla pearls, Datil...ll d. tri El aka diens. 7 bbla floor, P &liana on L 234 do.lol do lard. 10 do Is. key, 132 do pork, 255 ika Wheat, Lemh i coo 12 bbls .610. kar•W M. - Brrwassille boat dean last ettnltia. re ;anted a rise of 18 Umbel at Bra ea sville. bat was !Melt whets the treat left. At this pant. last alk . b.t..tha ries was drier, the etor =ark IndlraCeir feet. IVvatAr cord and blurtrt. STE.S.IIIIOAi REGISTER. ARlVEla—Lnaarne. Brow - oral 111; .ielTarsoo, dg Col Barad. Elizabeth; 11lbovals, St Login St. LIMT.*. do; Blehwo do. DEPABTED—Euxerne. BrOgnavid..; Jeffariao.. dc; Ccl ana. Eliabeth; Forest 'Mr: Whathog; lalo,nagor Olomnagth Lightfoot. Nashville; Thos. Scott, LadairMs. BOOKS% • OLIDdY BOOKS—I have just opened • urc• eellactlen Look?. Ainarieiti and Etta* I In riehand elegant bintll , 6l fur LlTeninnt and Pres. enta—enibraelng Standard Ameiktan and Brltteh anthers; Ilustrated Travels, tll.torles and Pc insyndlea In gt , 114. railetry Bihiw Etyntrui and Prayer Bents: commaniarleann the neilignife; Ann. Writing Dealt Pant. Folio*, a., &a. to Call early for better attenthm and choked. 5.16 JOIN S. DAVISON. fa Market at., near ath. ELEGANT ENGLISH WOKS-:Tea ..bsegibtr buluet returned from the Viet erfth es been lel the most rateable Mork or lteelleh noose tree breuaht to P;lttberah. They WV 1..1115, fee or bluetrimu true oath tali an.l belt &fl =Veer , ell. tut( and antique. Alen to eZell. I Oen loon as he has bat Mau!. eerie, o. ame eterkre JOHN H. t) d•lt. MAGAZINES FOR. JANUARY JUST re.lvocl— • diZllOO, litgaLtnee !Le Jtsium7, P:1,,e1.1‘ en.e. Peters=Vel •• 15 1 1 silowe alontl,le 10 Yank.' Notion. .• " 12 '- • Nick Nsa 0 10 0 All the Now Bo2ke and Mar•Alnal, ens! he r:l4 0106,1 .1 W. A.t.l ELDEN f E.NNNY &CO.. • bith et , onoslte the theatre MUSW BOOKS--rg sale by J. L Read, 78 /own areet. T ce Sabbath Bath Tho New Lute of Tem 07ttuark; The Jurentle BILT tr.l The hatred Mom.; The Llthetral °Min; 611 Western pulp; .111 E IiECOLLECTIONS •OF Ak• LIFE TIM N, or Moo cad Things I taw. Eno," by . B. oodrkh, or Swer Ytrler. J. • dell Vonrth Strpt. TI,CONOMY CRAB CIDER-2 bbls to Br- Pe. 111"TurviroM'Atlio.arcaorititxrti. EAMES FOR 1857—A no tosoriment of rocket Diaries for 186.. also Didly Jonznala for tha as num, reed and for asle IA ! ae°. as wood sa. _ . GW. CURTIS' NILR - NOZES OF A 110WADJI, O W lloradjl In Snit: Dn Potlphar raven; Po reap and 1. (new wt) For Bah by NAY &Cu. 65 Wood stmt. . CIOPPER. SLATES—We have vie'd afire •ttlel. Copier elite;,. rtti Itsbt itit4 dotablo steel., rot Usti* to ttettEsiv,...6.l ItATloAltlott tad smooth ourfue. Aalt A tAtAti wom BIITTER-2 boxes rolfßatter for gaiety del° AlixAjoyat HMG QOAP AND CANDLES k 7 .lootwiesatoulacansion* ioo do somiszsp,,torni•lo lb aALEX/i ER nem den WRAPPING PAPER-1,000 bundles Lio wan ftr''' k 's' .4 "illx att au° atIPPAINED TIN PLATES, used-by An t . - btotntaa.gt Folutcp, -Tbo beat sztidaillAgis 6011.01 co baud et' ' T. 7.0 ♦WU, Bain at scales at I,loall/5 • nze, and Quotations main as then below: I Ai Advertisements of Concerts or Pub- Annusem.nte mut be .. ro • • • , • - pITTS BIIROII MIS-El7ll, AND GALLERY OF ADA On Sth Street, late Dittuotan UnIL Ilisaster.--...J. BIDDLE& ITrwartz.. BOtArrit ficettio Artatt— 800E11131Prcmptar—T..15LAOSBUItti. eti drams:Ds to ell puts or the 'Third night of the re .o ol , taemeat nt Mr. G. 0 ; °CARLgN, t • peat Irish Comenedlart, end his deter. Mtn St A CHARLES. the great Tante. Girt. The try is, still tires rotor! These .ho terto.t to ethos a hush roust visit the Hansa,. It. the cats pines la the ens far fart ear frolic Lew ao Ham Orals three more nights of Cove Children of aromas. WEDREIDAY EVININ6, December .17th. to :begin with the laughable Comedy of 281811 710 ER—Pat Dsao , Mr. 0.0. Charier. Tn !allowed be the eereamln are of LV AND OCT Or 'LACE — Jetty,Dult,r, • Vey settee the:abeam rod, Itirehlth she rill asnlma eta diftercat eha.rae ten. Mee It A Chart.. 7111 non lude w i th the laughable "earn f .13.11 e 00AlRASZR; or Aa Dumb Lady Ourrd—Dert. nbtt,alorthr. Ur 0 Chatter. trrldat Hereby. Rise hi A Charlet. Plane Ifx7 - A =-eat Mil for to morrow night. Ober:Win three s. DITTSBURGH THEATRE. IL Lease and Ii mszer—.........JOSEPIICI. /OSTER. Stags 61 nwien-J. Risotto. / Bering hismtgar, O.J. Tonza . 11/ICla 191115111o3: • Boma d Panneta..-600print," Boxer, Iszir , 43 CO Second j Prints Boxes, mall- 600 Boxes for colored Bersorts--......---..-O6 std. Cont!need enema of the groat Tragedian. Mr. J. W W MAACK, who to meshed hy de/Ight , d e17 , /c.saa with the most onthuatatals eatlalta TIII3 ETPSINO, IV3DNE3DAT DECEIIIMB.I7Ih. 1 860 In cone semen. ogles great maces. Its bra, re oreamta nhd tts 00007 anolleatlone tor Its sepetition. saW be p.c.e.nted licertaont end Fletcheem great Tre gad r of Tab CRUM L--Itelantlne, Mr. J. W. Wel• lack. drobstor, Leonard: Eradam, 01re Leonard; daps W. Jolla m C•coko. Fein to Dann _ ....Leto 11. Lang To meted* with the laughable Farce of the MILLEHOP SY I I6T3TONZ-Ca:eo tioo steam. Young: Fate Cue, wan Jolla id Cke. rai"Tha gloat play of the 'Slug of the Common' &wetly. Atirlttme open at elf: =vans fats 7 _ _ • A 1.331.10 rd SAL i!;ti. P. Zl. DAVIS, Auotionetr. -us, Rams. ccns, anS P&G .51 VALUABLE STOCKS AND BONDS At. Actalica—On T.l.3raZay tverdra Dcxn.t.' 781 . 1 % at' 7 Oclecl, it the 3 . l erthant'P.....atkancalrlll b 1.1 , 1 awes .Bank of Piu.sbnreb; dto6:-11.4abwra • Cb. 17: CloWrritV/lolarlTzuOt4oifdlll.¢benr. $1. , ...00 amity P Amt. A_Dat.alSTR A TalUg-hayree,rh-^. door. •13.• late of Whitlmbrue, AllehTeny maw?, Geed, have bete irrereed to the enherriber porsoee Ind-Wed rela estate axe retioseted to teekennmedlete pigment, and tLa.• having chicle shame: the eat. will Dreamt thaw, enthenteatel, for rattle:hem. to deli:Stern • BADIUEL WIXIDrIDS, Adm.. HEREMPTORY SALE OF STEAMBOAT PA Ut. 7ONZB—On Tuesday orating, Das Senb, at f o'clock, at the Merchants' t'sebangs, by order cf Mark Starling and Wa. A. colonel'. Trushea ,111 be ld, the subatanstal Intl flubbed I•tcans Pasant Pant je nes, with her Funaltors s Tulle s to ,as ehn now lies at the Monongahela draft MMILI at anis. del? :PRUNES, TOBACCO, &0., At Auction— o.mtuiw afternoon,. Dee. lbtb at 2 o'dock win to a. as the %Irtitx r rel==clitni u tLil W n t a d aril Enuirthirrob.... I.Dedor ...Id,. IL.' thin. dell P. U. DAMP. awn. k.7PRING WAGON At Auction—This (Wed. rmaday) morranc, win bo . sold. at lb. ..treaudal •roe. moms. slue deslrsbi a Wag.. moms. P. 11. DAMS. da Ct. • aII:AS, NUTS, B co.,Atiluction•—This W.cd• moralnioa. j o o'clock, the ccolonscolel /1 W M 2 Imd ke, will be old 4, brads In T.,. 8 toke •10 bxe Versatile sod 01 4 4 4, 4 • 44.4941442 '144 lb do Prunes. Fele Matte, " 1.11. 41' 011 , 1 4 3 4 11 fr 4. IpEREMPTORY SALE OF BRANDIES AND 17LNE9 At Auctltin•—an W6limit) attn. 166.1Iteember 17th. at it o'clock. be told, at tbA estatteralti Wes rooms, corn. orWco3 and 675 etreeta— btlfaxa one qtattax Vt. a; Markt axle Mine Erwin crks of tatti eats Port •• /colon &wry . . • a - = Wan •• Cherry Hnunee. 2 " Chimpatza CAanse This /Ale It watthr tho attention of /As tx.d.A. Bale rcaltive WIII U. sided to the atcv. o, .. l lVrorM ipb - - dela . P.H. D A V/B. *UDC AUCTION SALES—DaiIy ~a l.ales Doom. =mar or lil'oo nt the °alum. ' 4t4 V h i1 . 1, 4 A pi. .5.1 1 nry and rigid rin.h a."mog . c1 2 =%:671. H- d rurW g 'grs dale """"..g• Me. , ir=a, tgir . aar izd a.A. g. P. fd. DAMS.. Anootancar IaOEREL MARE, SADDLE AND BEI DLS edenon—On Wedneeder morning, Den 17 at /I eolotk lan frot orthscoammotel elle. rooms, me of Wood and 111Utt me, .111 to sold, a morel tune l hands IV. I Yeses old—ger spreerente, mond and In good eon Uon; sortekindir in batmen. aso &meddle and In/11s nearly new. &I DAVL3 Amt. - D USINESS STAND ON LIBERTY ST. a l gei t ALeittr — an l ierilLZMl D breYll l :lL l Z three valuable Lots he en `M erl • Meet, Telma. thorn and Cherry elleya, two of sehtelt • hate 'a front of 12 feet wat t end the other IS tret inches. extend. • !mat te * NotaTl feet 41a.ches to 25 feet 4 lathe., On Ellett la eraed anbataittlal. welt tnlahed 3 steer helot Mew, Nog. 5,W, Ell an 1 356, a , other bultellnre, Wog searoi the bee eltuatlana Fa melons now P. we In this ear, Terse at. sale, del2 • P. 5L Ne. 918. Aztec • NSW - FILL STOCK, /I NM Ef / lB5B CRICKERING &SONS' GRAND, PARLOR 'GRAND SQUARE PIANO.FORTES, jOILN IL MELLOR, No. 81 Wood otreot Dotveta Diamond alley .and Fourth attar% Pitts burgtklutt lust Ottattleted'hi4 Vail et - ck of Plana poetry from the manufactory at CII.IO.KiItINGI d SOYa. Sloston Than Plano Mica for ducrlntion now man nfactund by llama Chicr ering cam. Irora the mart eaboraudy ca.-bed T viz Own, ?Amon Grann and RCM Piano Karma to .tba Matnett Instrammt; tae Prim* vaunt, frrm SI,COO to P2OO. tly fartdutre Wog or cbOr Mtn! et Ito. and tae comtruetion cmararing all their recent and moat valuable tramortments. The prey. ant ctxt. consitta armor ' SIXTY PIANO FORTES,' minted parietal, by the eubseriber daring the: last month, at tree 1113114th.d.f1. In Boston. comprising • foil arced earns octant Grace Plano . Forte, with new 107111 Mollidlem...tl hinaleDesl; the *Why came rich. ly embellished with the snort chaste sad turrilbs477 carved. emblematic morical dealims. TWA splentlus !merriment in. etas only turtle:sec of the kind t¢ the West, end bee teen , pronounced by all the moslml professors and amateurs who bare examined It. to be the meet beautifol. and the best U rand Plato, torte they b examen, Price 11%0, A Perrn Oc , avenrar.d liana Porte, new peal. with but elegant Itolarrood casa, Price SILO. A new Parlor Grand Piano Porte, eine atom's trim to o.—a meet desirable internment pie smelt wo n teeing nearly the power of a toll Grand Plano. get occupying only she room of in ordllsar7 DIV= Outage square Yrann Price stilt • Full Carved Mob. the XII th OeUn Plaza V rata; or tile now stale, hales tne,..ratCh Plaza to th e arra ex . ' hiblial it the tote Per turnatitan)af the Me- - tannic.' Charitable. Asa adstlntz, Oat, I 85Nsztt irtdcla woe a=dod !ha bleseet rise over all (=pettier. Moe AICO. , . J L. LEAD Fnurth Bt roe SQUARE 'TARO FORTES. 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