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• ' PITTSBURGH:
TUESDAY mottpiT, ERB. 24, 1857
orncuzlurarc or THE cITZ
Osamu or rmf Cattaz.- - --Wo are glad to an
nounce the opening of the Pennsylvania Canal.
We, are informed that.tha water will be lot in
about the first of March; as will be seen by our
MIRTH/dug columne,our Transportation Rousse
hale been making ample arrangements for the
transportation of freights by oanai and railroad
doting the long holiday they hare had, and
are now prepared to give dispatch trail goods
mistrial to their .care.
Messrs. Lemon th Co., on Pena et., near the
basin, announce that they are prepared to carry
100 tons per each way. Others, no doubt,
hare also facilities for hisvy transportation, be.
tween the Sabine cities -and the West. t Tho
new Mtge road, together with the enlargement
of t h e v o t e e canal, by which the Inclined Planes
overeat the Mountains—and if necessary, the
Columbia Road may be avoided, places our oa
nal linos' in a better conditich than,, heretofore,
for economy, safety and dispatch.
Wei hail the 'denouncement of the canal opening,
and, bespeak for our Canal Transportation
Ronson a Share of the carrying trade.
' d Dim or Istattrtr.--Banday last, about the
time people were , returning from ohnroh, a dis
turbance took place in a notorious bons. kept
on Fourth etreet above Smithfield, and tho May
or's police, op visiting the spot, found that the
inmates had got into a quarrel, and one women
bad her heed badly cat. Sho made as inforrue
,titin for assault and battery against the old wo
, men who kept the house, and this led to the
arrest of the whole gang. They were falcon to
. the filayor'e office, and after an examination,
oommitted for further hearing.
A large amount of jewelry and velnablo arti
olio of dress were found in the house, and taken
to".the Mayor's office. In the collection ofjew
,
elry are pair of gall spectaoles, a cameo
• breast , pin..with the following design on the feet:
a child between' a: ktd 111:11 a goat, patting them
on the head—lmo .evorhanging, and bonito in
the bataleground; pair of plain gold breeelets,
several gold looketa and a chitin, a gold crucifix,
several ear-rings,
,and some smaller articles of
more or love value. 'Among the other property
area apientUdly,werked mantilla, gaiters, shawhi,
shirts, pre, trimmings of all kinds, dress geode,
under :decree, Sce., all of vary fine texture.—
This place has boon a disgrace to the neighbor
hood for tome time, and we aro glad to see that
the now 1 . Mayer has taken step!' towards its
eradication.
/10/11111LI: ACCUOVIT ON Tile RAILIIOAD.—
Yesterday afternotin, as the mail train on the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chiiiago Railroad
(due been at one o'clock) was coming around a
ourvo about a mile below tho Porkhouse, and
four and a half miles below the city, it ran over
a man who wag lylog upon the trick, mangling
him in a horrible manner. It is supposed that
he was intoxicated and had fallen upon the
track, as a. broken flask was found near him and
the smell of liquor was upon the body. He was
literallicut to pieces, and it would be almost
impossible to recognize the features. • He in a
latiorer,', from apposrar.ce, and had on a Ken.
tacky jilt/nal:lt coat, pants of the Dame, plash
vest, cheat shirt, cloth cap, and- coarse half
boots With bob nails. Hie hair woe of a dark
brown color, and bo.ib ellppe3l36ll to be between
85 and 40 years of age.
The h.:NV.lmb brOogtit to the oily in the after
noon; and Coroner Alexander held an inquest,
wheat several wiMessee were examined, whose
testimony went to 'ehow that the accident was
unavoidable,' as the nerve was extremely abrupt
at the point above mentioned, and that the
brakeiMan attempted to '"down brakes" before
the signal was given, but tho train 'was too near
to stoplo time.
. The jury rendered a verdict 'that the aaid
unknown person came to his death by being on.
avoidably run over while lying on the track, and
that no blame is attached to the employees of
the Rellread Corapiny."'
.811DIT TO TUC llotraa Or )11TUCit. —A boy named
Prank Bowel, aged aboitt eleven or twelve years,
who has barn pestering many of our citizens for
,some time with pitiful stories, which were all
invented for the occasion, in regard to his denti.
tate situation, and obtaining various eums of
money and articles of dolling on his representa
tion, was brought to the hlayor's office on Mon
' day morning, by one of our eitisens, who re.
guested that be bo sent to the House of Refuge.
lid via in the habit of electing stores, asking
for -employment, and, if refused, telling either
ono or the other of his several melancholy tales,
end prdouring money and other articles of value.
If offered work, be woeld promise to !scam at a
certain! time, bat would never make Ida appear
arum. , The gentleman - who brought the boy to
Ikleyereoffine had hese deeeired by hint so often
that inktiousidered the beat place for such a
young confidence man was House el Refuge,
and the Mayer acaoidingly had him Committed
itithat institution.
WI 101111 that a persoticalling LimSelf Wm.
Btlokmore came' on Saturday on the steamer
Courier. to Wheeling. having with him some
$3OOO in notes of the MBank of Weat -Union,
which era of .notiree totally worthless, bat which
he teenaged to pass at a discount in some In
stances ffe has also some $2.000 in bogus
gold upon him. Wo d!d•not learn why be wee
not arrested, bat simply the above felts, just as
we hare racounted,thom.
Casoaar TIM EVIALSO AT MASONIC HAZ.L. , —
Sir. broiler. his Jo-t received, from Chickering
te...
Bone, anion, one of the most magnificent Pi
ano Fortes ever bit:ought to this city. Nothing
oan ecceod the i beenty of. the carving, and the
spleadid +style in which every part of the Piano
is finished. The tone is superb.
The abet° Choice specimen from the renowned
manufactory of Chickering it.filans, will be used
for the first lbw at the CO9Cdle thfr evening.
.
DAIrOCIOIIII.—The plank platforms bordering
the canal bison ' on Liberty street, are not at all
safe—although valuable horses are driven upon
them, habitually, by thoughtless drivers. We '
noticed a noble horse, yesterday, lying in a
Teri Aangerous position with one leg through a
rotten plank; be was extricated, after'ripping up
several plank, with only a few bruises.
Twain WAS a heavy elide on lbw theobenville
Railroad on Saturday, A good many of the op
aaseistigers. who were detaiced,by the obetrnet
tog earth which wee lying upon, the track, came
on the Dittratil which arrived tient Wheeling on
Monday- opening, We are Judebted to Mr.
Beare., clerk of the .Diurnal, for the (ant, and
for ninny other items of iniereet.
SeeoaaALoeattatr MAJOIL.--A WOC3SU 1:111Meti
Maria Dillon made information, yestaiday,
against Mialatl. White, who kept a doggery on
Tunnel street, near Peunsylvauil arenne t sbarg.
log him with aellieg liquor without license.—
While the magiotrato wee hearing this case,
Eliza Gardiner appeared and made information
against Whitelor selling liquor on Sunday. Be
was committod for trial on both charges.
YOUNCI 41IN'S CERIOTIAN ABSOCIATION.—in
attempt is being made by the young teen of Al •
legheny Pity to organize a ecoialy of this char
acter, and-on Saturday
. last a meeting was held
to take tbe J matter ` into oonsideistion. After
soma inforical - disanssion, t o committee of five
was appointed to prepare a constitution, sod
tbsy s adfourned till neat Saturday evening
DI57111C? Cover —February .23 —o.fora Jedges
Liampten end •
WiMame "ss. Die!bor. Derendspt confessed
'judgment Car the casts.
Itogen ea. Patterson; senora ou''.e. contract.
Verdict Tor plaintiff for $25
Itagors et ye McCurdy Jury bet aside
liookert et Us. vs. John Diebold; notion for
slanderous words. Plaintiff Yank e non suit
A77llllrf 'to Ellice' —To own were arrested
by the night.police Hatardeyareuieg and lodged
in the tombs, for Ito rest= prisoners
in airy) of the watebtooo, James B. Belford,
one of the portlei, was flood end discharged, end
Hugh Mallen woe committed fo jail .for thirty
days lo
EigunG -Lpatto. on' Ftianat.—Anguotee Bon
us, who keeps wrertoorant on Fifth nitwit was
tirretted•yeeterilay and Good by Mayor Weaver
for selling linnet! on .Stinilay--trtie half of the
flee to ire to the furor - tem snit the roatine to the
imtdisoo of the poor: • •
Na liazatizra, "a: Elizabeth, preached
his first
. eentioa before the Baptist ootwegatlon
or that plaoti as Sant ay last. - .The, effort is
highly spoken or Dir. Laughlin WAS formerly
atoember of the Prow Institute, a literary Aliso
clatiori of`Elizabeth.
Bois IT aorLynip, Mayor Weaver had twenty
anti fonains - a • diaordirly conduct, diunkenanos,
and.viininny-lerore him.. -
Monday warning Ihnrs was but one iinncon
, -Buena or Onnixnevis.=-Jobo L 0017.611 a
Ca'were- tli*l $2 on: Monder it, the, Mayor,
tor permitting 4 lot of 1:10 . 1i1f1C/1 barrele ' to re-*
main 021 the pavement ore s &why.
. Tan . 11 arnaMarlinar13 an African military`
inempank). paraAled, yeeteiday in honor >of tho
birthday VVaehlogton. They made quite
fine appeaiince.
,
Rik emirs: tiro iloacort at iktrooaio .
4.0-
fright for tho benefit of 6t Johaa church, Lsr
71111401eal: Taleatectporformore aro ongegid.
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Ws would mill the litho:W.3¢ of onr nutoeiouo
goaders to thelidtortisement of s Drug Moro kg
61 0iutAtio pxioca pose of thia !nominee Igouo;
alah Theater woe crowded to oredlowlog
last G - tosoa anti hut Lola Mantes, -::
From tbsi Boston Past
New Mei:teal Salt.
A, wo - know but little of medloal politics, oar
opinion may not be worth much, but we do not
hesitate to nay that, if the eubetitute for vette
section and blisters announced below, (the die
eerier), of which wan • stated in our paper some
time since) possesses the extraordinary powers
claimed for it, the foam is destined to rust in
its ease, and the public will exclaim, "success
to the new medicine." Were it only a substi
tute for the painful and hatelnl hlistor, it could
not fail to win ifs way to popular favor and yield
a rich harvest to the discoverer.
We commend the fall:mite and enterprising
proprietor, Dr. F. Coggswell, for his wisdom in
sending forth hie now discovery without certffieoter
—so common with the nostrumn of the 'day—
and with no other booker than its real value
and his own reputation. An he may be unknown
to the community abroad, we take great plea
sure in stating that he has tong occupied a prom
inent position in the profession, and received
(shout thirty years ago) hie collegiate and med
ioal eduestion et two popular colleges in. Now
England.
It will be seen that the doctor has recently re
fused a liberal proposition for an equal partner
ship In his discovery, from a medical gentleman
who has experimentally proved its efficacy.
Eobilahera of newspapers end periodicals, at
home and abroad, will be interested in his com
munication and advertLsement.
LOOKIIIIMICATED von VII FOOT.]
••• • •
ANTIPITLOGIBTIO SALT.—A perfect Subititute for
the Lancet, Lathes and Raters! Of its intrinsic
value the enlightened community, and not the dis
coverer, must be the judge.
When the undersigned, after a long series of
laborious and costly experiments, became fully
confirmed in bis conviction that the Antiphlogis
tio Salt, which he now has the happiness to
present to the American public, was an e6'ectu•
al eubatitute for blood-letting, leeches and 'diet
ing, his mind was so agitated that he could not
sleep for many nights. The (muse of hie agita
tion was the striking fact, that the manner of its
operation, like that of the virus in vaccination,
could not be satisfactorily explained upon any
known principle. ElOw, in what way, it BO per
fectly subdues inflammatory diseases and no oth
ers, was at brat wholly inexplicable—hut, on
further experiment, it wan proved that by its
power over the veins, arteries and glands, it
equalises the fluids of the body, the watt of an
equilibrium in which; is the sole cause of inflam.
motion. Sash is Its potency that like tho vac
cine matter, It requires merely what adheies to
the point of a quill dipped into a solution of it,
to effect the entire syetem—bat must be instant-
ly need to prevent decomposition and Bemire its
full virtue. Three quills in acute and two In
chronic diseases every. 24 hears; till the febrile
action has subsided and a perfect cure effected.
When it takes the place of blisters and leeches
In local affections, as brain fever, croup, pleu
risy, .ko., its mode of administration Is two
fold. See directions far dissolving 48.
The discoverer has withheld it from the publio
till now, by the advice of a judicious physician
and valued friend whom ho manned—a gentle
man well known and felt in the medical world—
who desired to submit it to the teat of experi
ment. After witnessing, under hie own eorutinic.
log eye, its signal triumph over both acute and
chronic ind2rnmalory diseases (no others) in re
peated and re-repeated trials, he made a liberal,
offer to come in as epeoial and equal partner in
the recipe for its manufacture, but the proposal
was rejected. Though encouraged fiy the zeal
and good will of his medical brother, he darn
not expect its readzacceptiume either with the
public or the profession; for a great error, long
eanotioned by high authority, is but partially re
moved. The diens° of the lance and blisters, is
demanded both by humanity and science. le it
not a mistake to suppose that a kettle of boiling
water (the inflamed blood) will cease to boil by
dipping out apart of it—or cask of bad liquor
(imper." blood) be made good by drawing off a
portion of it? Is it not a mistake to suppose
Wit blisters and rubefectents will remove inflam
mation, when tboy virtually summed! ore in
/lamination to another? The late Dr. B Water
borne, of Harvard Univereity, I am sick
of learned quackery." One of the meet eminent
physicians to New England saknowledged, just
before his death, that "he had been dot:MU:lo3r
many years whether , blood-letting and blietere
did not gypsy:ale rather them arrest disease "
Some who stand high in the old and new school,
have quite lately espoused hie views, and now
openly confess they believe the lancet, astern.,
leeches and stimulating ointments, iajare Ica
where they benefit one. they think there is a
meaning to Dent. 12, 23—(fern 9, 4. and Levit.
17, 14, ...MR BLOOD Is one Lora." It to net the
nuts of blood (there never is too wool') that
ceases disease, but the went of a nslanee be.
tweet' the fluids *and solids. .
The epeeist excellence of the Antiphlogistio
Salt, is that without the useless lose of blood and
strength, it effectually subdues inflammatory
diseases, (no others), by producing an equih
briam of all the fluids nod a consequent uninter
rupted circulation. It exerts, like the vaccine
matter, an extraordinary influence over the veins,
arteries and glands—moulting in a.gradual de-
Cline of inflamation as indicated by the pulse,
which soon resole:nfits natural state se tho beat,
pain and fever disappear.
Many medicines offered for sale, are neonmpi.
Med by eirratful certif.totes, (their chief virtue,)
and claim to be univereal remedies, coring fitt
maladies—a Marleaque on common cense. As
the die Coverer of this Salt solemnly protests
against havingit placed in the category of frauds
and impordflons, he has resolved that - it shall go
forth to the world, like' the pure gold dollar,
with no other 'passport than its own true value.
If the pablio find it genuine, they will receive it
—if oporione, they will reject and condemn it.
It does just what it claims to do—no more, no
lees—equali:es the fluids, by removing from the
system alr arterial, venous and glandular ob.
structions. Instead of being a panacea for all
We, it has control over but one ill—has bat ono.
aim—atmeraplishee but one thing, to wit, son-
DIT/L3 lterLdlielATOßT nomtel--philtever be tie
form or locality—whether in the bead, throat,
chest, abdomen, extremities or Ain. Is It naked,
how it does thief' Simply by reeteriog the loot
balance betweert the fluids and solids.
ge2°-To proteet the community from impair.
lion by counterfeits, the proprietor will •employ
no agent, and has made ouch arrangements that
he can send the medicine in any quantity by
Mail or Express, to any part of thin or foreign
countries. [Prime out, $1 50 per drachm—
price $2 peedraohm.]
It it —To 'Her:paper and Periodical Publishers
the United Stales and Foreign Countries.—Tho
undersigned intends to transmit $lOO worth
of his Antlphlogistie Salt to eve!) , American
Consul abroad for gratoitotts distrlbelon, in
order to have it immediately tested in the re
spective countries to which they are accredited
—and having determined to employ no agent, he
desires to introdue a few packager, no soon an
possible, into every city 1110 town where news
papers or periodioale are published, at home
and abroad. Therefore every publisher who
shall copy this commeniestion and editorial no
tice, give hie advertisement nix ur more inside
innertions, once a week, (referring readers to
advertisement, Sc.,) and forward first and last
number of paper, bhall, on the reception of the
first number, receive by returning mail or ex.
prase, free of charge, $5O worth of the Salt,
(25 $2 packages) which will doubtless be cached
by bin patrons on snivel. He expecte during
the ensuing summer, to Issue author advertise•
meat of eituilar length, for which he will pay
(10 or more itutertione) $5O in cask, or SGO in
medicine, at the option of the publishers. Hie
reason for promteiog to pay now in medicine and
not in money, are—first, a wish to have the
Salt forthwith proved in different sections of
the country—second, his present pecuniary re
oonrons are absolutely needed in his large prep
arations to meet the public demand.
F. Coaatwytt., hi. D.,
Discoverer and Proprietor.
Boston, Feb, ]857
Br_ Louts, Feb. 23.—A destructive firo oc
curred at Kenna City, on Friday week, destroy
ing fire business houses soden!, dwelling hoes&
The toes is estimated at about $50,600.
Lootemus, Feb. 23.—The river fest in
canal, and Al on the fella. Weather clear and
warm.
flummox; Feb. 23.—Flonr dull at $6,60
Wheat anobanged; or, important salon. Coto
unchanged; smell sales yellow and while at CO
to 61. Whisky . 28 to 200.
STEAMBOAT S.
I'4oll MAttIETTA. and ZANES.I dal
• VILLII-I'be opletund nen steamer
LULUS LOWX2I. Lrlis kletes,, will leave lee tee
above sail alllntettedlate por/ on TUEADA 21th Inst.
It 10 delock, lot ,reltht or resew, applied boat& fe2l
ROA ST. LOIIIS--"The splanditi
3 OFX L 4
a f losoratesmor CIIPITt£ CITY. t.Ypt.. J.
Vanillin. fa to taro for fOof *lore ..4 sal 17= ‘ ,. ,
pOrla on TITISDA.Y.Ist,IO A. 1.1 For freltlit ori pommy
opplr on board, .; fe 4
WOE NEW ORLEANS--3 hi) fin oi a lFll
otnotari Ar.ovis; Casa tauter , wilt
bora Mr th• above and Intermediate part* on 'nil ti
at IP. Yor freight of tannage &Mr 9n Ward. tea
I reheat; Young Ilyson
do
80 do No I Itadd Sosodo.,
(Wails
130 do Oathse rids
dd do Stood PI dead,'
SO111:LBleck Toe NDRIEE-150 hat
Gunpowder and leered&
eltenesorted trml
ess,
IG3 begewrime Rio Coffee, r
eooldCkn. Java do.
.55 a... 0. diTyi.Javi do, _- ...otoos Lee—.
I 1) bblelfdds Selerstas. dO do White Mr Flees.
00 do mulled sod powder'd 60 do Rods lielerrstos, In lb.
Moron,
SO . do rearOtteroh
40 40 d d4 o 1 147 " Va la h *""sa. - Er., Wheat doi,
20 do Pitch. 1/1 byre ,UILSub t'oad. ,
70 bre choirs ;brands bs. .8, 160 do /UM,
and 10 hoop TOOl 00, 20 do a
,nlet Tooseeo.
On hind, together with a fa 1 aseortatent or rltiehtlfSh
olenufloturee, for We b.T - AME . hBC t CO. •
fell . • So. X Waal street.
cINOERSOLIM .IMPROVED _PORTABLE
IWIPSUIPSe—Theemon alarsle. elerrablel perfect arid'
eaves% .Ilay Press nos, In sev. will Ow press tom'
buena cora..taas and biota, for We 1.57
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•14 • = POLIO/12 COLLIN& ISSe Wooer =
EOR4 vitt:mous .1 II AVANA - C fa Alr,
it a to Morris! rattan's. tr: matte. it.. ...ar latatt.
r asstaluir than ems of Ow thmt avart.l loth*
U &WA OtStett MID 110 tO oaat. hlt
'i'ELEGRAPHIC
LATER? FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Steamship Asia.
Now Yong, Feb. 23.—The steamship Asia ar
rived this morning with Liverpool dates to tbo
7th instant,'one week later than preelonnadvice,
The Asia brings nearly $400,000 in specie. .
The English Parliament re...assembled on the
31 inst. The Queen's speech alludeno negool
Goes between the United States and Honduras
in relation to Central American affsirs, and ex
presses hopes that those difficulties will aeon bo
Settled. A reply to the Qaocn's spoeoh wee
agreed to, and presented in the usual form.
The wars with Persia end Chino have both
been diecueeed in Parliament, and information
called for. Earl Gray called for a despatch writ
ten by himself when in office, prohibiting the
English local authorities at Canton from taking
active measures without referring to the home
Government, which despatch ho had written at
to conferring with the Duke of Wellington.
An interesting discussion was also had in re
lation to the Hudson Bay Company on on Lotion
to inquire into the state of the possessions of
thut company and the licenseof trade controlled
by it. It was suggested by raveral speakers that
the monopoly should be broken up, and the
lands thrown open to emigration.
Mr. Lowrie alluded to the idea of emigration
now going on towards Minnesota ' and said the
only mode of avoiding a conflict between Bog
land and the United States, which might arise
from American emigrantifrom overstepping the
borders end squatting on Eoglish eau, would be
the annexation of Hudson Day to Canada.
Prasts—A telegraphic, 'despatch from Con
stantinople soya that Resole demands occupation
of the Persian province of Matandeion.
The English have reconstructed forte at Ba.
shire, and, leaving them occupied by troops, have
marched upon Mohemora, which commands both
the province of Sere and the road to Shires.—
They are also about to occupy Mohammed and
Baader Ali, two towns to the Persian Gate
Ossacm—The English and French troops have
been ordered to evacuate Greece, their demands
hoeing been tally complied with. A commission
has been appointed by the three proclaiming
powers, Resole, England and France, to inves
tigate the condition of the Greek finances.
DENMARK—The treaty ,for the redemption of
the Sound Dues hoe been printed. Ono article
forthwith blade the Staten eigning the treaty to
pay to Denmark 30,570,000 rix dollars accord
ing to quotas already agreed upon.
N►rces—The Ring of Naptes has signed •
treaty with the Argentine Republic for the rep.
ooption of the Neapolitan State prisoners who
are to be pardoned. This treaty - accompanied
with en offer of pardon, has beep communicated
to all the State prisoners in the kingdom.
4:IORMIBOLAL
Liven/wt., Feb G —Cotton Markst—The
Broker's Circular quotes fair and middling
qualities se easier, though quotations are un
changed for lower qualities. The market la
rather better, and aloud firm.
The sales a Cotton for theweek were 6500
bales including 9000 on epeodation sod 3100
for export. Hales to-day (Friday,) 8000 bales,
closing steady. The quoistions arm Fair Or_
leans 81.1; fair Uplands 7/.1: middling I.lplancis
7 7-16 d; fair Mobiles 7 7 Si; middling Mobiles
7 9.lGd. Prices for goods at Manchester are a
turn in favor of the boyar.
. !lavas, Feb. G.—New Orleans tree ordimaro
1080.
Ilantiosrorrs —The market has been dull;
flour dull and prices irregular; earn improved
6d, but the advance is barely Maintained. West
ern canal flour is quoted at 3181932 s 6J; Ohio
flour Slaal4s 61; mixed corn 33s 93081 s;
white corn 35r( - -A:161 Si.
Provision market steady; quotations general
ly unchanged. Lard, to arrive, sold at 6SJ.
Produce market---Commou Congos Tea 130.
Sugar firm at 63 ad VADCO Coffee firm.
Lo item, Feb. 6.—The Money market closed
slightly easier. Consols for money 93,1; for so
count Wl® 9.3 i The bstikers' eaten for des.
count are unchanged. American 'gecko closed
quiet but steady.
1 tom —l.lsrring Bathers quota &Mob. pig
Lim iron from 8 poundep 8 pi:mud. 6r; Scotch
pig 73s GI.
ONORESSIONAL.
WA3111501015 CITY, February 23.'"'
SiliaTlS —Mr. 61111. presented the credentials
of 'Mr. Chandler, and Mr. limiter there of Mr.
Mason, ilea - orally elected Senators from Michi
gan nud Virginia for six years from the 4th of
March next.
Mr Poster presented the eredentiale of James
Dixon, Senator from Connecticut for six years
from the of March next
The Submarine Telegraph Dill wee then taken
The 101 l toon.eud the Tariff of 181 G, with a
view toe perfect home volution prioeiple, kea
prom! it wee pabliched about e week ego.
Mr. Toombo commenced a epeech egninet the
bill, but the boor for going into executive eemion
we previously arr.umed having arrival, Mr. Reek
moved an exiension of the time in order to die•
pogo or the pending eobject.
Mr. Butler ot j.mted, Baying that so fer u he
woe concerned, the quertion ehonld not be taken
without fell diecossion.
The Senate went into executive INFIIiOIII, and
subsequently adjourned.
flouts.—The House passed a bill to pay s
oompany of South Carolina yob:woofs for ser
vices in the war of 1812.
The House palmed the bill to supply detainees
in appropriations, including two hundred and
fifty-thousand dollars for printing, and nearly
a hundred and eighty three thousand for .books
to new members. The latter item woo carried
.y three majority, although on Saturday only
twenty seven votes were recorded in its favor.
Tho legielativo , exemative, and judicial appro•
pr iation hill was taken op.
"Mr. Tappan moved to striko out $20,000
oompenestion to the Ilanses Legistature,sayieg
that be did so for the reason that the Rouse
had \ascertained and dootared that that body w►a
an usurpation
Mr. Whitfield replied that this was to pay
'members to be elected in future. The people at
Kansas belog eeonomioal, there was enough
fund, from the appropriation under the organic
law to pay the members or the preterit Legisla
ture.
Mr. Washburn, of Me., took tho ground that
if the House rote for ibis appropistion, they
would E. taltlfy themeless, and in effect dealers
the lagislature local, oontrery to their former
opinion.
Mr, Letober reminded Mr. Washburn of the
foot that the 8111110 Manse that declared that
Mr. Whitfield was not duly sleeted • delegate,
recently by o solemn vote said he wee entitled
to a seat to purensnee of law.
Mr. Harris, of Illinois, sold that the country
had in the election, repudiated the report of
the packed Committee, and now gentlemen who
sustained it want to keep up the fight for the
sake of a little political capital.
Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, while reiterating Me
belief that the Legislature of KCaee►e wan united
which he conidentned as much as any man re.
marked that the appropriation now pealing was
for the expenses of future members.
Mr .Shorman defended the Committee from
Mr. Harris's charge of being packed, if so he
had nu knowledge or it. There was not a single
fact stated in the report but what bears the Im.
press of truth; it hen virtually 'received the
sanotion of the present Executive of Kansas and
had the effect of removing Shannon and the ap
pointment of Geary and also the removal of
President Pierce from' office. (Laughter.)
Mr. Ifarrid, of Illinois, replied that the re
port has been laid on the Omit, slums dust and
cobwebs, and that all the capital thus nought to
ha made would be lost.
Mr. Stanton contended that the petalled, Leg
iiileture wee not valid.
The appropriation' was stricken out by 67
against 69.
Pending the consideration of the bill the
House adjourned.
Vnionanas, ion', Feb. 23.—The steamer Ea•
rope paneed up to-day, and the Stevenson dein.
The Wabash is higher than for several years,
doing much damage to the lower lends, and is
still mine. Weather pleasant and mild.
A culvert on the 0. and M. Railroad, mingle
from hero, gave Way this evening about five
•o'rlook, o.used by the embankment around it
beiug wished away by !be bigh_watee of the
Wabash. The night express, which should have
left for St. Louis at 7 P.iM, cannot leave before
morning, if then.
The river in rising rapidly. The bottom west
ie a take of water. •
ell ICAO; • Feb. 2J.—Tho Governor• of Nobras
ke has :vetoed all the bine of the tegblatere
aharterik new banks.
Tho Atinneeols legislatorn is occupied with
plans fora 81ato organization.
Bills Imo pouted tho iY iPOODS tit logielature
giving 8. M. Booth, editor of the alllwankie
Free Democrat, power to replevin the press
nixed by the Marshal, and another to atop the
progress of the. Garland gave ease.
WAXnteaTon CITY. Feb. 23 —A correspon
done will be pabliohed to•morrow relative to
recent saaertion that Mr. Brooke' death wee
caused by- tho ignorance of his phyttolana Let
torn from &motor Butler and Meurer Keit!,
Orr, McQueen and Carrie, chow that the state.
moot had no foundation in truth.
The municipal election in Georgetown wan
eignalizod by some fighting.. Go. oao was nab
only injured. The Nothinge are
probably 8000Cf.e rat.
Br. Louts, Fob. 23.-The-river io Grid tieing;
It resohed within four
. feet of the summit of the
levee. The 'upper eireame all on:Ahmed to
pseiL - About 8 footr of snow - fell — between
Qoinoy attO Keokek 70:1rpitlier
warm and Maatiant: _
Wiiretaxo, Feb. 23 The river is 17 feat ia
the channel. Weather aloe and pleasant.
CLichmen, Feb. 23.—IINes, the independent
candidate to MI the vacancy caused by the ex•
Tualsion of Slough, Dem ; in the Legislature, wu
admitted this afternoon. The latter had re
ceived the certificate, but gars It tip, becoming
satisfied that errors were committed, which being
rectified, gave noses a email majority.
B&LTINORV, Feb. 23.—New Orleans mare of
Tuesday are method. The , sugar cane cuttings
brought by the Rvl;of prove to be nearly north.
less. Not one box out of six are good.
The latest acoountetrOm Float• state that the
penult of the Indiana eo ter h, entirely memo
oesstui.
* WARIIIICITOR CITY', Feb. ^_3.—The Kansas
judgeship question was warmly debated more
than Hiroo hours in noting imitator' of the Renate.
A motion to postpone the nomination of Hard
eon till after the 4th of March
.foiled by ono
majority. The dbmossion will be reimmed prob•
ably to-ntAtow.
Braxertmdt, Feb 23.—Tho stelittlerB Moses
MoSallee, Cbatteneark, Balms, and J. W. Hall
man palmed up. The steamers Alma, Umpire,
Ben Bolt sad Cremona passed doe°. The Immo
Shelly, Atkanaaw Traveller, arid Go.. Powell
arrived out of the 'Wabash elver. Tho river la
falling; weather mild .aud Clear.
WAMINOTON, Feb. 23.—The President has
approved the no■ ooittage bill.
Events in Persia haul occupied the attention
of the Administration, which hes applied to
Congress for an appropriation Of twelve thou•
sand dollars for an Envoy Eztraordinary to that
country, and for nearly Ave thousand dollars for
a Secretary of Legation and Interpreter.
•
New Tose. Feb 23 —rho Cattail market Is dem with
an advancing tendeuer iglu 2000 bale.. Prom steeds
nies 0600 bble. Wheat lleC111111118; ages 10.000 bus. to..
declining and dull; sales .'O.OOO bus. Pork buoyant, se es
at. rat.nollou Dr Ma. :Reef buoyant; man of toturtod
claleasto at $11,60. Lard quiet LIICOU dm at 103414111 f.
Better firm. Bogor steady. Tha allim of Rio Coffee for
the week are 10,00 bars at an adrante of 34; the Floes
hare ettil au upward tendon en we quote at 0!{0§,113.: the
Teaelpte of the weak are cox , bows. Ltossed 011.0 rm. Lard
Olt In demand at $1,1061.11. Preluttra .4101 als I easier.
Beach pig Iron Ann at 1131. Mock. doll; Chicago and
Cook Island DON; Inuobratand Coal Coo. IS. Can-
Ralitoad 134'; New York t 6 Peoria. Coal Cp. 04;
Hauling 13034
: Oolong • Oblearo 1011.3!: krie E 0?;; Were.
land • 72veland (lel. Clo. 101 N. !
CIIOIIIATI, Feb. 23.—The steamer's nOllll, If
possible, made the flour market heavier, and
Very little was done. The only tratiesotions of
note were 600 bbl., delivered at Patnet, la ,
three weeks hence al $6,60. The receipts are
moderate. Cate active; Wee 4000 bash at 440.
Bye firm and in good demand at 860 Whisky
dull ant irregular, ranging at 224024. Oheeie
firm at 11}. Clovereeed unchanged. Prod--
Clone active with a continued speculative demand;
sales 1700 bble Mess Pork at $19,60; 600,000
Ibe bulk matt a*. 80, for shoulders n for aides,
and 0 for hams, inoinding packages for the lat.
ter; 1000 kegs Lard at 1310181; bbl Lsrd held
out of the market with plenty of buyers at 13e.
81030 cold to the extent of 200 hhda at 9i for
old sides, and 101 for new, the letter for future
delivery. The river bee risen about 16 inches
eince Saturday and Is still rising elowly.—
Weather warm and pleasant.
.Pno,autonts., Feb. 23.—The Asia's accounts
have had no effect upon the market. Flour in
better request; 1000 bbto superfine cold at $6.-
37# for Cornell, and some extra at 6,87 i. Rye
ti 'or dub at $3.76. Corn moat Is steady at $2,-
87i. Wheat.dull, but prices unchanged; sales
3000 bush red at $1,46, sod white at $1,600
1,63 New yellow corn, 65066, sold at" 68c;
new white bought at 61. Oats dull at 46.
Coifs° is advancing, and 2000 bags filo sold at
101@l1}. Cloverseed in good demand at $7,87
@S. Whisky unchanged; 200 blds Ohio sold at
_0
COMB] ERUIA I.
OV TUN 1 . 171 - 11BURtill 3M,
tbr G, wer.t end.° Feb ISO
h.. 1 soother bury wash, wsth • sontinuaust o
moderato weather. The beery raloirat tbo of is.
•aLL bcouedat up the Alleuboar to.l Laub etas*, and tb
Ohio la uoWla oseellent boatldot rondltlun, tb. 4.91 b
the eb.usl belug about II fort Thu •eatber c4nUeue
cool but pinta...C.
hatelpts 1./ feels ht by the 'lnter. bear yomd are math
I/ for thipnent east. The shim:lmes downward dualsw
steady. but the rush eavarlanted hill week Is venially
over. A.'l the Water that go out. however. go full loaded.
and freights thluz teauctfletuters are u.t holdlog
bank 'or Cleelethtl rat,. are Lithrd), and to tit Louie
24.41. u. Duran. .to a..t .I,ettmoutt is um leratety ea
tire. The imam. e are gu.te buss I. blithe orders.
the jablitr. houw.ro &dna a jewel bas and then Is
the usual art/ ell, In the trod.:e and grocery line Prins
of produee tare not ementlaaly altered lines our /set
Men., Is I. sestet request, the .Isetstot bete. .rater
thaw the of the bulk. to 111.41, bat ooteldolet. /HP
ate n. 4 ett5..3.17 'tants prim, paper Is pltest
without ...eh dlftlsulty .t 1214, sent
We append • rt• exteactu Of Interest from our earn.
azahomfoo.
Tbst N Y lodepen.lsnt*. NM of failures Ineladm 11, ono
of whir! Is very torus. being CV "lad ea). This Is thong=
alludes' to last work. I ',glean rais Of N. Y.) anr.a2o,l M.
the Ib,nh faszt •*4 rho. trode. Ito ltablill4i str. all
In to. llosawthusette tamatirattnnrx.
Fab:.!.—The Iloblllllm of %ha shipping house
or !thou!. Than S. Co., In Nou!aol aud Australia. on of.
twi to armed thteo,ooo. 'no motets however. am also
Mega, and • fur and knottrOblastftlettuent •1.1. dmabl,
4 rues,
Rah the Strea sod !Imamate Reclutogs Droius were
alter In money today duo fur • week or more out. and
met att.= heel, susellil without todne rut of thole
al3re, so borrowers. Ar, however, the meruntll• ;treasure
or Weston le 4.1. Hulk b 14111ton:4 so In soros quart/mead
mime otter le 'bed entitle at 11/ 14 cent It annum. full
rontlause Oootleosnee Of the frwlible taro In the
/ 3,4 " 4, I. not yet fell hl ell the deuand boretterele.
Ytimet.tlatutlif.
The &loud far money bat Mm r.ther leap *Wee dot
In, the peat week. but outdoor rake are unchanged. and
list Owe Weimaa lieu is rautllf nett/Oohs] at IyIS see
nit per unlia—kui. N. ALcatirtewt.
•
The dement Air mosey hse hummed motorist!) within
the Met fen dam but isseept 'tor sell loans (whither* now
quoted at from tit, 12 per teat) the dissent rotes are
orithssiged. The merest Is tweeter. orid.otig-tiohtenter
up. The banks are illamusting with eonsiderable freedom.
but there is notwithstanding a gto4 deed of piper offering
on the .trot. na stn., rates soedar for hest 01w en
dorsed pspos are Palt) per lau d tor trot Poste names
1064t2 Poe mat-MIL Amet
•
The Ilsrsitharg Tehetraph ,arc-s mw rosinterfelt too
dollar note on the Liarrisoarg Itsob ale eirmalatlou. It
has protralts of Washington sad Ell Mahone* to the new
toe-Mnal hosts brs the enshatut a nosi*.l female pa 'ere
titirr-with a train of rare at the bottom of the notik-
The grand. has the este Capitol to the mare, with the
thalde. of Liberty In the Preston.. mated. The vig
nette. on UM end ars bat* eh k.-two female*.
a T i l ' rltL Y =lg it ß=
ear. eglnsOo6 gi.t
l
The Chlanto Tribune esyr. ,
The lad wan nes been • period of enamel warm swab.
or for this letltcule, bat ot 134Miali• W oullnele In the
rigor and Orate market, manes from the Interior bet.`
Mama entirely out off by the resent freahaL In leaf itli
the road/ together do no: bring le enoon• to nags &Man
lino, ant but 11111. beimut the noment requisite for home
coasumplion..Tb• ()anal. which lithe channel from •hlrh
we usually drew lariat Quantities of erode.* WI/ In the
rum, will (imolai us nothing Worth resalloalur. till •
late day In the 41180114 on amount of terns breaks In It;
moms think, however.. It will be MD/and in TO def.
The N o Zemmol of the 14th WE
iIOOAR—The re aiipts have Wee larger *oil with*
good
ditcoanit fOr Ito Wert the gala of the week hue tihiabed
some 3.500 bbds.toe I tutted fu l ly
taken yeeterday and OKI
to day. I f adrateett fully Nis early t o the pek, but
dcee with
lio—
snowier omits' at the range otos. onttatioes
as f
Inferior 71:44.5: Comman 409 N; 1'Ve ., 43 . Puny , lab:
Primo luX401.1!plolorINgol (.141.111.d
Weet'a neetpto BWG US, against 400 for the ours..
poudius rock , sot you. Totsl seeelpta Woes the lot of
KoOtoall./ 420 Z , hhdostelost 70,11 N) Co thu mos dote wet
fear.
alf/LAB9ll4—The largo atulealamuntlykom Outa hare
serail to pm rant much Doornail . In the Magma market.
trat•lts • goat &mite& durimg tW Nut noan for TM..
quall.lee hohlart hare mat utl se lowaratuvot to le per
galloD. The Wes bare Imbrium! tome MOO obis at ago
baa Mr Inferior andamontlost Mte. atot
olgatOTa en , lon (o piling ant dotes. Or half bbla a nig,'
hunapal hays been sold at 61003 hie V gallon for onlttury
to Mims. To day nor market WDean Mary vith
or no choice a Hole and ttot alas Malaga earn+ 3(X) bbla
at bigirga for Infarier to good. and Ilktittgia M0rn...L.1
800 half obis at IT4To V gallon.
Wealee reaslpta gad MA* against 0100 Mr the code.
Ponding week test rem.. Tom! malpts alone the dale
Septembar VASS bbla. against 180,800 to await:ROO dale ',Pt
jllll,
•
' The It. Y. Courier & gamma mit
no tub Smoot, wow hot& ova twenty' DIM solltloua
of dollars Ia dorolut at 1 o .varloui Bro.:1011*o. At Now
York tam public (collo amo sooomulallog at a Doszfol
by 11111.11:14 of Custom Mom dotter; tto, Mawr , coon for Um
current amsl Yea:, Mum far, at it,. rale of Mao 5100. botoml the ormaramtot year of 111?6 , 41. yhs Mina
coital am Um fl two quartms of thy Mama floVl row
from Jul? 1, to Um 1,186111 wore ao follows:
lint Quarter &Bono Quarto;
to foyL3J to Doe 31.•
017,780 *14,20 Ca
892,350 008,2.52
366,810 1=409
M se4;llaneou•
521,924,430 • 5in175.6641
Compatedvan the correspondiou Palo& 0, 1 84 5. t h e .
receipts ate RS -follow—
814 Moetto. . Biz Monti .
1 , 666. 1866.
..$3.1,609,577 1.14.9223 6
. 1.,1it).69t 1,700,6.11
. 627,236 419W9
—...-.... -...-.........
00et0me_...........
ttferoluoe va.....
1134.645.207 $31.101,096
wing (Jr the paled of ell booth. only...ozone of
Custom hoops manna fur! and half milli.a na
that of the torrespondlug Partioal of 115 . 1tw0,14 tar
tummies' Whops for. or expect stir materiel change lot.
the batter In money .Hilts whilu thle Inflation tooth:mu.
It to not merely the payment or Julie* that enfewnks.the
Alarm laarset. There bum Only 0 par cant. of the modal
funds width onr Dry goals merchants and ottkas hare to
make on their remittances fa thearimports.. The *cone
try rencot maintain • etrJugaPttkna. laxitluotr. l 4 ll 7 ,
while portion lloodt ere thrown sprn 000 0 win
tlastrtilles as theta It Omar yea exhibits. %glade tan
years only the Impede*? It'oabda (lax!. tuts
O r from tan to &Writ. enlIlloin• trod sua •r" hom
IS 000,00: logslsoo,ooo. augers from Ilataoo,odo to gag.
680,000 Thls latter v 4410 of Seeman but the others
sre not.
Ale—thug!' nothing dog I is Poorla,and although
we eoutlnue our progloug Qua tatlona of T®7!:,
V:th m o V relig 'i n s oVlrag h t i a
0.. rods Soh la nosily at 3,'403M.
APPLllll—reerrel isle here beau idfered end eold•raedl
ly OD 11174.4 1 0 5 bble cammon oariettee eold •t 17,76•
sod • let of o) do eholee qualltima•bralight G1,26311.60'
11BANe—the market to well ehopiled with Coal! white
ne&IMC the demand has hem ea, and the Wee have
two lager than we have ever iteownahno before: hot
the !notify bee Wales off and tales an making only la
the entail way at $2 76. •
BUTTER A 100b.-Ilnittr fall supply and , llggr
regueet, the muket tendburdown gala or ytoked.
et 1.23,;; but held generally it 3. Rah bet gold at 30 all
weal; bates ao► dull, and telling rutty la the no WI way
It 15Q120ler =huh gags &lon tend doentrardn and alt
though nlaa were male but w.alc et V. are Canal& auta
now at'orerldo)lo. • • ".
BIIOBS4IIILAT FLOUR—the sriassn is issasty aloe and
bat Ilttlo essaidiss On band: Aoki gooopAls . 8.3.00 per
ILO tbs.
BALUClti...t.tos detainl Is hiproslS2 • IltUo, wan of cdd
1 1 , 1 . 0 1 1141 1 1 a dAiddOc. new do. 9n; new Sl:ss .101 d; tow
tden Elms 11)d; Bugu Oared do, 1:W3p12. •
DULY 1411A.T—enme runlets era mini. bat no MINI
re QUI*. emiarecored Ihm at 7.!! an , 04* tot Stuattlacra
0011DAGN
-1
. .. .
. .
ldrallta Ito* coll. It et ft Mann% fat% ant - 36 8 R.
ki...p a.m. *al, us a' a Wulf e tom tat 18 .
76 . ad ttara. eta, 18 C a Muted note. ant 16,a a
rtine. Iwo, Inman e• • reeking Yaranaln 12a 1
11161) uoline—ltenina,ll.67 V.:U.66 3 3e il don
Meninx; • col i l6 eta* a.
Haml7
Wimp,
asl.m% 67
via*W, 162670 P dal
PLOURN LlNElS—ataaW► Bleb 11 do. Hoop 75 et.
COTTON YARNS—The eottected quotation. tor Yarns
eft are arpooded.
I.OIIID rain.
1
Nos. 6to ID loth:tiles-9a e ID No. 10 —.S. e II
Kenn it 1:1.-.-.......-...21 e D. Na 17 ..—.W e D
N0.13.1...... Na ...........,...._l3 e D. No. le *SO e lb
..........46 e D. No. 19 .......31 c D
No. 400 all 0.
Na la b. Na 800_9 a 11 lb
Na a* 0. No. 900-0 e V 5
Na 0 B. N0.1000_9 a
Carnet Chain. White, 21= Colored .7; Coverlet Y.°
ZS; (Undlewlek 21 ; Twine 23 ; Deans. No. t. 15: No
2. It. Varully Batting 17 : Caulking 17.
SLINETINGI6—Erma th. advance: we on6te. now. Pitt
burgh ICUs No I at 9.4 . 2an1 No 2 ►t 9.
CANDLLS AND BOAP—there la wwtsady demand for
Candh9e at 13X (or dipped. 12!6 for cionloi. and 26 for Ad a
mautlna, loop Is firm at 6 for Common. 6.405.!6 fbrPalin.
and 10 for gawrefe Toilet end Ctettle do.
0116116 E—the sleek of Ciseheu le exhr.tuited; lot of 260
bra W litres ;Win: off raphilvat II In the smell war.
DRUM BUS—sales In email lot. at 12.
DRAM) FRUlT—the manly of app:es le not very large,
but le amnia for the demand; pries/ ran r , from 8 2 .600
112.74. latches are In light request at s 3 ,to lor tairne.
rHaTilEttn—are /Wad.; name 7s/tern are: held at 66,
In lota, and are retailing at 69.
. -
PIS Et—Mackarel No 3 have atatu auvanord.aod weauot
at S 1041030: Harting $6,60; oodaab_ rots; L.k. put,
White t0,600511.00.11+ bbl. Trout COO MOM: her btO
White $5,604;360); Trout $5.00013.25.
FLOUR—Abe mutat la unchanged, with a stood ounoir
and moderate demand. From Tuna, salsa euper at 65,00
and extra at $6.60; on the wharf e.d depot, tutted of super
at $5,1006,0) cod extra at 65.60006.62. A lot of WI) bbl.
favorite Ohio brand wusold on the wharf at 56,55/or axe
tre. but running only ewer On Inspection. tho gals
net coneummatal. and the lot Wee dapped east. Another
lot 1103 614, mot to arrive. also &favorite brand, Cu sold
at $6,60. uninepected. A lot of 604 bide "Oheetdre ralhe.
another Bret ay, brand. was sold yesterday on the wharf
at 16.0250. From Vora sates anger at 15.406.60: extra at
60,000632. and extra family at 60,60. Dora teen! role ,
at 69 how first handy, and 05 from dove, and dolt.
(SRAM—Oats e rola steady mount at Ada which Is the
riding (Mare form Arm hands Corn Is dull at 66060400.
abadad and ear. Rye le entree and In request at 10 fur old
and 63 !Of rev Barley LS 1010 scarce, and we quote mbe
fore at 61,164145. Wheat le to good request • but at Ca.
doted ratan we Quote now at 61,1001.0. the Mello rue
tree ruling.
OROCANICS—thrre hare bun uveral lots of N• a Or.
lune Sager and atelanee received sloe. our lent, and rale.
of Sugar at 12..0 I !dolman. at 75, to the trate. To the
oonntry trade. NO if oleatee tedetoted at 713. Island Sugar
le !dead, to the Genets, at 11;i; Cuba dlolaage. 7,4 Sager
MUM do 75; Bynum 83085. Ooffee I. regular demand
at 1 2601235. and Aloe at 655gidAf.
GARMAN CLlLY—falra regal., at $3O on.
OAS PIPS-•the Mllowl ig are the puo • 'me ;or orrough
Iron tubing
Pa Foot.
. 5 ! loch ( , : ir
do do ..... 9.3; "
-3:
Per toot.
do la 32 as
2... do V-A69°
co
dlatoorm
oat Inca/ sale. at II
- .
do d0......17 4 .
1 14 do
Bultiert to the oustaays, -
HAY—a fair supply at (Mil
$l2 per ton.
lllURB—green Wes are q
flint: which axe vane. et ZI
IRON A NA I LS—w Ithout •
tabled with moderate firmn
aged st and prima drr
nantry trade
sage, and onOtatiosa main
se Wives; below;
PLO I 40.
tlomuton Bar 1r0r.......114011(1
Juniata do ...... do 4.1 i
Iron Pl. ash Wino— do Iy
do Pints—. do
WALLS.
. I M3IW.M
I.IOOMIOII. '''''''
do do
Jo ''''' do :Oa
8edua117;...! 4 ! " . do 6',1
•
101 to 164 Notts.-IFt Rog 11.110
6,1 Z ltd do Brads*
F00r0Na115_.......- do 3,76
6.1 t 7,1 do do do do 4,26
44 do —...- do 4,76
61 do -..-.- do 6,76
do do 00
Co '"P.T.l, B `" 7, CZ,
do do 6to 0 do 4,761
Wro't Stakes 51 boob
all loottbs-- do CAL
40 isle io do 6
do 14 do do 511
Bator Rivets do
IMM Isms.
N. 13 14 16 16 11* It 44
do 43 !X 22 a2l do 5
N. 26..Y 5-the toark,,t 4 Brm , %Id orrntot nos
1105 tattoo.:
MOMMOM . AND QUAIL
91( [O .................w lb 3b . ,
do do 3,16
IMA
Hot. Oboe . I
. I by OI L
7-10.
ax
Itiordy Tire. Iti by 7-14
emir/ Vr:e th I 3 4
ao 4
n
ti
I dot
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1..,:tt.r.,“ aft
Midi*
Pkirtlna Leather VI
llarnass
f•AßD—g:lece are &war; s 'coral small vales of cattalrr
Lary ?fa I, at 12. h, Jaen Hag 100 kepi at that figure: al
100 ter 14,1.. lir rendered' at It;U, cob, oar rcouer;
far ant of fall kr, 12.,i crag 004081 and refaced. 13 Wait
waked.
MYTALS—Na Lead la almost nominal at t!: , ; . ta'a . . rat
Um& Ellett Oootwr has mittoced to :154.1d. ant Stoat
Bran to 810=
OlLS—Lard 01190 11. In regular request. in mall 101.
at tlia Unwed 011 lraltopether lamina! at {idly 161,05.
YOT/rlOClt—ta ~mast ragman; ulna of Rads at i•. 00
49at.1.2 inlsad lota/1,2k and NW:Law:meta St 1.X.011.40.
PIO lIIETAL—the raealpts ara .ht of all klul a
and air cuply ealea reparted on. GU and 100 tone Actlara•
en. No Ilkeston. furnace/4 at •en.'.. A. near
Y Vs can tnegti th• ru•lng Paned. fat Cbueoal metal IP
PO, bat are bare m mated AO. to acad. us.
Ptallt-uales la the 'mall •at of alms Pork at gt.o
m bU,
POitteali—atealy males of llamtios at Silo/ sad Rll at
SALT—a sldad., demand tins was at amyl.. nuke-.
10.62 fu Zia I sad $1,75 Fafnir.
NEEDS—the hoLleri of Dwyer aye aro et SLOW: we hare
only a roar Woo to uoto, but ties, ate all at that tiscre.
Timothy. Nominal at 11304452.74, and Fiey In reauect
at $1,15.
NAND NTUND—r.rular rale* of Ilmilloolso C. Nang
Stat. a. VJ par ton.
WINDOW ULAISS—Prim a+ ffrira, arta wo correct.
r Nuotatlow Tor U. ...got osw. eft/ matt—Glll.
- • •.
and 739. $3.00; 6:10. 13.7 a; 5 . 311 to 0:11. and 9:12 to
10412. 114:14 8.13 to 0313 and t. 14 to 10011, sem
Thema. ned east, prkas: oonntry bands range at Pilo
par is.?: Itea Par tha.encaooling t...11t0n elm, 20 too
nol diamant off.
LXAD—Orto and in moody demand et 1'2.40 b]
leg ter DOH In all. and ..trib ctc p lb.. subject to the 11AI.
di/COM:It, Red LOW, 31,;(4`... net. and Llthoeue.
VVIIIISKCY—soIos of row •12.1)(0.423 , , teetlded Is In mod'
mate renufst at 5961..10. •4 I
CATTLE MARKET
Atizattasr, February 24, 1e57.
HlSlV.—sopplr light and prlca ft.rm; 4W Lea i oared
aoIJ, prim ravens, from 33.06. cro. for 0.1 cum.
)4 to ;mime. • •
H 1766 —waver offor.l thtl week, there baling only IWO
In Dena, tut Drkea fall off lota alarm] wars nsYnir
all Ulan at 3lity f;. area. an In Quality.
Iloo.l—aeikran for goal 4t Goes, gross Null I. /Lad.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
Plltaburgh Pt W. O. TL 11.-2 ous eat. IJam Mon; IL:
bus a no, brown& Kirkpatrick; 6901. lard. Mortar & Rob•
Inn= bus what), .1 10 Nan hot[[. Masan dour
80 dos brooms. ➢ 6411i0n & 40; 178.1. oat., ill do corn, 6 do
barlar.2pkko butrar, Dorgan & to 9) bbla 0 Jur, I. rater.
Iron; 863 boa wheat, Wllooartro CO boil rya, 278 do loamy,
1111.1.1. & *men 24 tam pig modal 11/mlm & eu•,pkga
better Ido oaks. 11 111:44111.; I bog lard, Ball& Llgg.l4:
3 bbl. buttar, 2 do lard, 2 do taßoor. I do eggs, IdeOlorkau
co; 34 balm cotton, almr, l'aouork * ern /fa 1,01. Bens. (rule & c.o: 100 do flour, J klautgrounory 0 beds tobacco.
Taykol 4 do, Maya; 100 but potatoes, 87 do oat., 9 cora
Wale, 1 tat lumbar, 13 bus toroloo, ornar.. lb okgs but.
ter, 23 &saloon . ..ed. 43 kg. lard, 2 Lb:. 4111..2d0 do 0 00 0 ,
16 bt!. mast, 21 Lg. Look., 1 arch & co.
Pittoburel a ClaplaadlL IL—lb bbl. glass. Carlin g d
eT. IW dcs takaileb,Llpplacnt 4x 2D
Llarbbust: 16 bdb. frames. Pratt • to: II ban brana ens.,
Stalrer & Dilworth: 2 bblt b.:attn.. 12 Mut mat. II IdoCul ,
brut, cc: 01 tool Iran oeo. J Rem; 03 bus Corp. 1 ear
hogb, ow. err ISO pkirs butler...4G
ISIPORTB BY RIVES.
Z ATI KSVILLII by Emma a raham—ll rob. leather, mac.
bb. Hour. Lee-ob t 33:1 10 lur.lard .4 butter 50 bbl. roll
el 4 e 1 b 3,3 33 113. 2 eke fen byes, led Wane. J
. W Am:
040 eke beau. 21mpsou k Nalnom 01 doe become, Balta./.
llamerayel eel: 64 bosay, Re , suer Anderson: 100 Osseo:v.
Daniogtoo: 6 Mlle eaelale:trees, e M Oulu Mlle may
Iron, N ti Abbot: 211 do do; 4 auks, Urall. Bennett t 4,,e 15
bbl. end nuke pallet: Carlene liobleou de co; 141 den brooms.
owner 40 board.
OLLUYOU4 by Rattet-1 Cr .Dale., Llylootoo, Rog.
t boo, I ttong. 'handle: 1 boo YAboononk; 1
bbleggi, W m
Hol. no: 0 tie butter../tognab bleb*
&Neon. YS bbla 4 bon root% 1 bbl Mild.
4‘; x bed, glass, Bobo. & blebArdo; 103 bOl4 &moo arpin,
04,00: I , 0 do lard. Mcßride & co: 6 bag/tom' btd boor,
tot 3 Eb!ollJor4 Forma. 600666 dour, WAI
Isa•A Oar on: OD dodo, 61 Nfe Jr, 40 do do 0 11 Loo:b:
414 do do. Ltall A Liggett; 604 110 40, 10 mks ram tiAZW.T.
die Uniqr•vs • an 100do4brooms. WY Well& WOO DID* ban.
All &peon 1300 boopgoloi4J 11411 & roe.
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DINOINULTI by Wm Wilkes-7 bbla augsr, It Dialull
Aam •42 ado& Ares., 82 aka ptaehas, du NaLboro, 9du
rel,l Dialer C. 4 balm 61)3..14 Forsyth& or: 16 eta (Is's.
J A Mathison: 11 hales cotton, Klee, Prooret t eo; 140
Lbla lard 014 11 do butts?, 4 kg. do, WU blda 014 1.9 hhda
charcoal...oo do tumor, 164 big mut, Leach kw: 1 barrel
pumwd. 6 do warts. 41
.gulrm 6 111. h vi10y,..1 A Hr.
shalt: 4 has randles.librltar & Dilworth, 16 !Inds tObIICCO.
We)
NASLIVILLU by floss Is-100 bbls7ou-.10.1 this bacoh,
178 brad o,Leseh a cc, 21 bbls J DouroII; IS bbl.
Amu, U Dl.wch: 31 pawbbilry.l. dstA.
• ZINIRSVA.I.II by Chid. Gowan-16 bbls wraps.
.Powell A A100dr..99 bale whisky, J SloOlmagblin; 31 cribs ,
son, I biz bonts. 99D bbbi dour. Low A It or: .41
erh U betel% t cr; 73 bv. slily stuff. 1). Lew* 67 l ki path:
ors, °sods, top; Id elks Mad DlDs. reels Iaa:DIDA, lb
bores, A Gordon: 28 bbls applon I bbls doer, 490 Du
batboy, Bassrden.
IIONONGAIIELA NAVIGATION 60.-29 tur• .11441,
Moo t 81111.610 •61.• 11,11144*y, W 11 Maki 45 luta wa,
81eu... a Anlar;3o ills ann. II bops
raanmagar; s bbls arplAut,N Grad:: Efa ba4ll ecru,
10, biro no, obl4. applet, !mem.
WELLSVILLN Tigress-19 040 Liddy, libel. a
Vernon.: 110 lak•bazliy. 4 bra '10,2 bales hop; W 11 Ow
r. 14; 171 bbl. nor. 1101140. • Anita: 40 lona Iron ore.
Ales 110111nou 000 Or. talc l / 4 , c 147 and Iron ono lu bargol.
NEN CIIMPIRLAND b 7 Apviricua Bello-2230 gr
talck, OS tow Ws,.
WUULINO by Diurnal-4 bbla rnat. UM aka wheat,
wihuarth; bh.a *pig., Dekb.rt 4 bunt Alba. 1
liarmuakin; 175 b , D4 Yaw. knrarth & no: 104 an. 31.
Db.. 1 key 11410: 3 bb:s butter, 1 kg lard. oirlur; 21 bag
corn. 40.
•RICANISAB RIVER by 11441 Witm-102 ban bacon, 14
bbls bladders, 114,11 do Hour, Lead, t ow,lll balsa cotton,
Part. Palotar t uo; 105 do. Kennedy Mid, mu; 10 bbls
whisker, /Info 4do 00 test, (ilcalteur t lira 4 bam
b00k,. , io mally; 01 ball COIJONO, tibriver t
p 3 do, w.tuou; 60 Wm doo_y„ ,/ lloutiromm;illimorth;
y,• 80 do
alma Bunten 12 b dl* swam,/ W Kati to brit Ilnieueta.
Vatatimstuok It co: 31 do, It litkellmts; 10 IN* on. litolaand•
L'am.B/maam MY cal 38 etanth Murphy k Bro.; 2 ItHs dried
pemcbas: Gallium.
RIVER TRADE.
The Mar mark bat ulsght lodinated mot: &Dieu fast:
god vas going &bra rapldly. 'The Allegheua la ransulug
like I oglll tall, hut - ther• Is Nearegge any - curia& In the
Plcmoogahela..the die being Prloolpally out of the Nom
abeam. &mil pain of coal boats bawd out gulag the
!day, but It hobopl work geblag rows without any our.
root out the wind up strum. (lAMB, sgooster of boay
monad, to go oil. if they Could only get Out g,f the guar
glib 'ratio of the Uouosurghole.
Ihe wharf. was the wen* of great bustle arul
the arrivals from below tains
Welearn from the 81, Louis paters that the Illinois
rim Is open to t.asalle, ant the HlclWptl to Keokuk..
Vol Bs. Loso.—Ths Inspire City hissliiS been detained.
will poelUreLv Wire thii morning at 10 o'clock.
Vol Now thunest—The Argyle. Capt. Cole., an ljeig•
toot dames, will lease this afternoon at a ohiock far
New Orleans. .
Yai'Butztvriu&—The aaa• and ant steams Charles
B omm . oapt.yeall*. vlll hate for ZumsyWa. thl. =nabs
at looNgoek. Vastrutial await that inky sbonld imbrue
this orttrrtnnlty.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
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ABZlNED—Lourtts. Iktavnatillig Jitrersou d • 004 -
Petard. Iclhabater.Datmnl. Wlttarliac 800t5t,3191,011s
Mums tiratuuti. Maw UN 11.4 W itur. Mumma her;
EU WEL Willow, 01.nalnustt; Tirrpse. Wignm.
..
DiPAATICD-141 win. 'Brownsvlllr., Jaramm, tia Col.
11=1, Elicstalktrlaruid. Whisettoctlgnin WelliT1110;
Dons. Bt. laulE nithusos. ttuhrllle.
SPRING TRADE FOR 1857.
FAHNESTOCK- . &,- CO.
CORNER 131 r WOOD AND FIRST STEW* ',
PITTSBURGH. PA.:
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ' ' -
LARD OIL, LINSEED OM, WINDOW OLASS,
ALCOHOL, TURPENTINE, GLASSWARE,
TANNERS' OIL, VARNISHES, PERFUMERY,
SPERM OIL, BRUSHES, PATENT.-MEDICINES,
WHALE OIL, SPICES, ' SURD, INSTRUMENTS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
WHITE LEAD; RED LEAD AND - LITHARGE.
. ,
Our Whit° Load, ground in Oil. is pnt up in paokages or 25, 50, 100, 200, 300 and 500
pou.ds. which we gearantee to be 8111101 LY PURL FULL WZIOHT, and not soryassial by SOY far Amman and
whitener.. •
Our facilities for the mamas and Laperlatlon of Drum ta are such as °ruble au tellell On as farotig a terras
as Hasten Jobbing RM..
MEDICINES,
CITEMICALS,
DYE STUFFS,
PAINTS,
A. A. MASON
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
•
361 t. . m SL 7" Ca" 0013 g 3
No. 25 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh,
LAVE ALWAY, ON BAND THE LARGEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORT
meat of
Imported and American Dry Goods} •
To be faund ln thn Western country. Their Immense stock folledrJ Or eye) eldest? of
Silks, Shawls and Dross Goode; Embroideries, Lucke and White Goods; Vimminga,
Variety Goode, Hosiery and Gloves; Gentlmeene Furnishing Goode,
Linen and Housekeeping Goods, Domestic Goods
in immense variety; Ribbons, Flowers,
Boohoo, Crapes, •
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MILLINERY ARTICLES.
Straw and Braid Bonnets, an extensive assortment; Straw Goods, alt kind!.
Their moly_y= CLOAK And MANTILLA MANUFACTORY bas to., much awaritsc.
With their recllltlen engsged In suannfectrerin¢ they ore ensbled always to offer the moot featlontble atrles
and .t role. below the/mm.l.Ln. beery description of LADIZA SKIRTS on band and Made to order.
NEW GOODS ronttently realved from their Haddam Buyer la tn• met.
Machu. from 'II real°na of the country are !netted to call. lfrazmdowrl 41: AL MASON 000.
PHILADELPHIA GLOVE H
TOHN B. ENGLISH' & CO.,
21 CHESTNUT STREET,
AaB NOW RIMEIVING MIMIC
SPRING IMPORTATIONS OF
GLOVES "AND GAUNTLETS.
Bin g the neat assortment in the United States, emeistin g of
10.000 DOZEN! -
GENTLEMEN, LADIES' AND MISSES'
Paris
Of the most celebrated makes.
Gentlemen and Ladles' Kid and Beaver Gauntlets. Gentlemen and Wiese Castor & Beaver Glovea.
" " " Hid Finleh Bilk Gloves." " " Lisle Thread Gloves
and Gauntlets.
With a largo assortment of
LonCou 13i,k Ties, Buck Gloves, Qum Elastic Braces, etc.
Sob. Agents in Me United States for Me sale of the Celebrated
DEROACH AND TAJLMON • GLOVES.
falk2mdtwi
L. FIALLOVI(ELL & CO.
PHILADELPH.IA,
JOBBERS OF SILK GOODS;
Fancy Dress Stuffs, Trimmings, Ribbons,
,
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, MANTILTrAS,
HAVE now open for tha Spring Senson ono of tho Largest Etooks of Goode in their line,
ever offered in the United Rates.
The ',stem , T I/NIP:IU m PITICEN, adapted by as eolas Tears sines, tegetber with that at OTealeg ha &a
rcuate eseept with -
CA,SII AND SIIORT CREDIT BUYERS,
it. had the elfeer ot largely Inermslog our bovines/. thereby enabling us to premot Wit greataa Inibroontanta In
Goode and prte-• to lbw. who give no thole en , torn.
The close raleatahnce Merchant will petrel. upon reading our Terms that tinder Um Ult.:Arm peter aystam wittiot
only ran .dee d to. bm max from neertritic yell ..t rates than this e who do bonniest on the old loot malt
/mime: our tarns belnit more otrinceol, end the pureaarem whom we met to attract boing, as a Cit... lb. clotiest
buyer. and beetjcidges or Wood..
.•
TERMS.
•
Gum buyer, Inn ramie . ° a nemunt of FIX .r cent. If the money te. paid In per !nada within tan data Rem '
data of gill Unman.' mem,. taken onl, at Ile market value on the day It le realroiL
whereebante of undonta...l etamding.
o r
modern,. Menthe
at
he given,
of d T money fermented Ice almeee or motor ty. e dtenunt at the rate of T Nal..ViVer mint per aunt=
be allOvreal. wUI
IPT We net from ...hens whiting thereat an .ILn:float on cf our eta k, befog Bethnal that they win ba wn•
tioesd t that II Ie oft that.. Inter.. to pay the largo meats that are absolutely essothOl to the* who 011 .1001
fehka.tax
1857. TRANSPORTATION. 1857.
capacity One Hundred Tons Daily.
—aeeeeserdlastla LEMON & CO.
H
ENG
D made extensive preparations this Winter, are now prepared to do a hoary
v Ty
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL AND RAILROAD,
TIIBOI3O Id to an I Ism the amtern Otte, IVe sae asp:Luaus felexhle and all those &weld to ratroldratbe Penne
Gnu and Ramos& that no Mi. will i.e lrfkrOJ to rtuder onterat eallatartlon
to
SHIPPERS OF EASTERN AND WESTERN FREIGEIT.
The Avoldancd of the Inclined Plants on the Allegheny Portage Railroad
wllt pare Isereased despatch to the tranetaladonCrelaht 011 lee en PENN IiTIMET, at the Masi mesa. fe24;tily LOYD tt LEMON.
_ _
DAVID oeurnaLL..
CAMPBELL & POLLOCK.
WHOLESA.O DEALERS 'IN•
FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, SHAWLS, RIBBONS, CRAVATS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, CUTLERY, PERCHSSION CAPS, JEWELRY, WATCHES, k.a.;
AND IdlNUlEtnolutite or
Gilt Mouldings for Looking Glass Frames, Railroad Cars, dm,
No. 9 Wood Street. o3rner of Diamond Alley.
1856:. CANAL. NAVIGATION. - t 856.
ifibigiaK lER'S PORTA B•LE BOAT LIN E
Via Pennsylvania Canal and &al!road: ._
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4
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Capacity 2000 Torts per Month each Way.
A k1:111 faoilitiea for Transportation hay, boon largely inoroased:during the past Winter;
IL, and re can no r offer to EIIIIITERS the onporlor advantagoo or . DOUBLZ DAILY LIND to sad from into
tbozah iA Zlad 11 , hla i t A nd llsltlnge... , Traniltnir . mposal entirety of F t : 4, O[MA B LII BONN, bat ono tranottlointat
a r dleolatoll. M AU/MOD= ALL &DIN. PIVIYI I inoreer?" 1. 4 i ng "( "'" 4°1111 • 11 "`ibb`u"
mhl9 . .
BIER & Pki I TCHEL 16, Piondivolikv
,
AMUSEMENTS.
Ail Advertisements of Concerts or Pab
lo Amnrm•ale mug be pad for Innrlably In saw..
lIITTSBUROLI TIIRATHE.
IL Lowe land Maus.
P
Stage Manager—A W VtftiZ; -n"
at. O.J.C. POO=
uocr.v— m ..." 3 ...4s.o7 l Agrratenlous, large-13 00
,nrc4 - 4 - Gii.47,4;i 5 .. Priests Boxes, 00
Frllilant onswees of elm celebrated Commedleune. !thane
Lela IdONTAZ. LCounten el Laranddlj who will mans
her woad appearance this seeming In a Wand Drama,
mitten farre,nly for her, and In which I sensately
Var t l,l th r lsatular . rftd . erzand nm . : 1 1.elanzA w dr=
lady In
TUESDAT EVRAINIL PEBIIOARY 24th, 16. T. will be
played lA9 new lllatorleal lemm -Lolaei, act& entitled
LOLA ISONTEZ IN 13AVANIA Monte,. Odtar•
eardeCcrurdeee of Laneeldt) Nan!. bra - Nonla;
Louie of N es re. Weaver; Berm Von Voppenheln,
Leonard; Primus, Mn leopard; Mechem, ldre Potter.
Pas Boa IL Lan a.
To eanalods •Ith PADDY TIIE PIPES.
airDaars opck at OX—aa, tan alias at 7 Vela:a.
A Grand Concert.
YOR tbo benefit of :ft. John's Chnreb,
Lowreriwwille, will b dyes at gam:de llalk, on
ESDAT EVENING; =Lb Inst. A &umber or Vases
Pero th e moat mail:wet wistosess will be parlor...lY by
A:materna or tele city,
.
'To
am 7!:" o'clock: — Tickets Se bw bed et the
Almelo dm of dialler and et the ibrw the *Tana
Inc of the concert. dill3ll.le
AUCTION SALE:s
P. M;. DA V S, Auctioneer.
ilamotratat 1?,,,tat." corn, al Waal ar 4 h a St
1 IQUOBS, CIGARS. &C. At Auction—On
Wrineaur 1310r12 1 / 1 1/. 25thenxt, 4110 o'o , ook. at the
tommorrial room. earner of WOOS and /Ifth groats,
trill Le sad. Souks Cue Prttioh Brandy. 4 barrel. IchlAy.
]O,OOO ttomrtod Olgart,,2o Cu.. flu. Madorit, Pharr, tad
Port Muer, 20 meets dictande, 20 40stli 0530 Broom, CO
Dab. Ptraw. %%1,81488 Paper, ao. 10.
fe24 P 11 DAVIS Awl..
PATENT SODA FOUNTAIN .At Auction
—This aLernoon, 2itti lan . ne letiark.
at the toautetvlal etlea roatax, atilt. 4014.
Pals Youtatals, nobbles Taunt.all romps t... 4 mato/
624 0111 DtVls. duct;__
AINISTRATOES SALE Or VA - Lt-
ABLE STOIM—Oct Thursday evetdoc. Ireb. 26:21,
deleel, it the Merchant/1 ltecbetute.lll.h et. will to
sold.
16 them Merchent• 1. ?dew:Actium Book 66161 t
CD . Feat et Piltsbenth do
6 . Citlean: oapoelte Dank: do
31 * Itsni street [lrides 00. _ , do
114 . . Pittsburgh FL Ws Tr.* Chicago IL N-
U . Western liasuranee Co. CIO
le= P.M. DAVIS. Ann.'
.11 . ?IIRIVITURE & VARIETY ' , I-TORE At
Astellon—Oh Wedaerebsy caorsint. Web 25, as 10
o bt,et ltd Smithfield streetsppetite tbo Mini
sell be mid the entire etc... as the owner if declining
basin... =owe irbloh aro blob. sail lose poet cottage
bedateale, wardrobes. aide taeles. ern:* Willow vetoer.
blast enamewd Übe wends, latest otyle Wet ensmaleel
eharoberutts.conalsting of Jenny Lind bedstead. dms.
bag bor.. marble top washstand. nem top tab'. chain,
with roan; two , alas les tette. SS pin. each; none
thine ware, snorted:* e:entity of dieraosdetlenwere.
coesistlag ef corned Isee Is.goblets, turnbiers,eelnies.
sweet. , ge , Pasha rastbin and pleas. statuary.
tottater.theivina do.. 1.113 P 51 DAVIS Ana. --
Q.ECOND-LIAND BUGGY k lIMINESS
At. Auction —OA Weds...else torreldr. Inca. at
11 o'clock. at the =mental Wes room., center of Wood
and 111th etosels, win De add au vett tedshal two seat
Bain. alth leather top to to rood ordon e kwo
DaW Mkt
ntg° honer, A -wla,tle ""b r u . R EAVIS, AueL
QTRAW WRAPPING PAPER--just re
e•lved 200 bat tarelln b 7 P. bl. DAVI7,
. •. . • • • f Wood and Flfth
gQ a ßtindlcti Cioam, -Medium nd D0n
..4; hiolhOinistraw rob rtra
eto bolo st the
ematoore Woo taw. 0011.2 of wood 004 oth Ito.
AUOTlON,SALE B— Dialy_attho Commer , _
ilot wi.conser of 'Woodland rtrai rtresta.
smy dy' fival.. WIC
we,. has. M., AN'. At 2 totittAlt.P 31„furultars isteA.r.
ausearwsro. Oczam.w.imi
dotio.g.wi te f• Murrhdols: notieux
BBLS WHITE BEANS;
co ova, IMO Aptly:. tab sal. by
bt 41.21.X.10831114 6 Wiiterstribot
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