Sf|pg«===» Ulsburgg ©aicUt. ~~Pittsburgh: THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 21, 1858. & OFFICIAL PAPER OF TBS CT7T.TS* of tho City and Neighborhood. A Gaia Nigut.—-Lost night tho workmen in the.establishment of Joans, Bom & Co., made a t&it in full forco under the marshalship of our friend William Woods, Esq., to tho mansion of Isaao Joires, Esq., la Oakland. Messrs Jokes, Both it Co., during all there hard timca have : kept their mannliictory of Steel Springs an . i ' ies rannjng on full time and newly. Ml handed, thus giving profitablo employment ' ter of honest men. This Tisitwas •»«"»* b J h ' h ' as a sort of surprise party, a jheir-'good will and indicate their appreciation ' lf £;£L was employed, and filled one omnlbns. Another large Tchrcle and n huge wngon drawn by four horses, contained the workmen. They started from is ci y about 8 o’clock in the evening, and "f'J along tho way, old and young, thrust their heads ' out If the windows, and crowded the door way, to find what was going on. holing America was ' that Rightful | - - or, though it might a different sort of stir The j mm wound up the walk in front of Mr. Jones Till*, and there, after music, cheers nnd a really fine display of 6™ storks, Mr. Jones took them all * house fall, Into his homo, where a bennti fulVoUotlon was spread, and every man did trencher duty as a true worker of steel knows how. Thu being over, the mosioians brought out their flutes, their violins, and their trom bones. Oar good friend Pope, one of the best ringers of the diyi-presided at tho ploDo, and some of -the finest and Bwoetest pieces of music were eiocutcd. We were obliged to leave for home between ten and eleven, and still Ihe mu sio was waxing warm. - We heard 0. A. Brownsea say ia City Hall on Tuesday evening :to an audience made up mostly of working men,'that tho slaves of the South . j were better off than the laboringmen of tbe*freo s_jgtatei' We wished last night that ho could sf hate eeen this company of “greasy mechanics, gw the Alabama .editor styles them.. The host and hostess received the whole company with a cordial-welcome to their mansion, gnre them a bountiful repast,.and wo think all would say that they never enjoyed an evening belter. It. waa the intention of the whole company to call oa CoL/BoyJ at the Monongahela House and , givebime round ofeheers and a grand serenade, and we hate no dodht they carried it into effect, i but we were not thore to see. • The novelty of ! this visiVtQ Oakland has.betrnyed us into giving j it a more cztendednotico than we had intended. 'BpOHEV ATMOSPHERIC EoR«E AMD TuiP IliM- > mie.-—This is an intention lately introduced in to oar vicinity by Messrs. Morris & Coltart, at their ' Works, WTTli4 s li*T»t f of the Allegheny Rircr, itn- I mediately belosKhe St. Clair Street Hridge. !i } v coqsi3<3 r principally, in the giving of a vertical ; | Mow, which is fco regulated that the operator I I con give bat amcro touch, or a blow adequate ! to the whole power of the machine. blow j is controlled by a piston, working air-tight in a I cyUnder, open at.the top, and closed at tho bot- , toniv a* tbe Hammer is raised by a cam, a vac ua is formed under the pi3ton, thereby adding the weight of the atmosphere to that of the Hammer, in giving the.blow. For instance, take the Do. 6 Hammer, with a lift of 20 inches; the diameter of the cylinder is 20 inches area 20&54-100 inches.; the weight of the hammer is 660 lbs and of atmosphere 4,415-83-100 lbs, thus producing a blow of a force equal to 41.150 lbs, dropped from an elevation of 20 inches ! The force of tbe blow is regulated in this manner: Near the bottom of the cylinder arc two openings—the air entering through one, and escaping through the other. Tho escape opening is covered bya flap vaWe, opening out ward; tho other has a valve opening inward, to prevent tho escape of air. Now, if a pressure be.applied to "the valve opening outward, suffi dent to rcsist-fhe pressure created by the dowD 'ward movement of the piston, a evihion is form ed, so os to arrest tho blow, and thus the force of the blow depends upon tbe quantity of air admitted into the cylinder, nod the pressure upon the escape valve. It is ol&imed by the patentee that, while (his hammer embraces every feature necessary to make it perfect, it is less complicated, and vast ly moro dorado,than any other. It is estima ted that twenty-five per cent, is saved in power by tbe use of this mnehiue. -and onc-third of shop room. Messrs. M.'& Co., have the machine in opera tion at their worto, and Jiave I he exclusive right to manufacture in the Union. From what we canjadge of this hammer, from having witness ed it in operation, we think it must eoon super sede'all other,hammers now in use. We would at least advise those interested, to calj and tx amine for themselves. See (he Adverii.-emcni of Messrs. Morris & Coltart, in another column. Ejectment.—la the case of ejectment in ibc ,Fiofrer, tk Olver, which we no ticed fti y l , ftrr ,i tl p > several witnesses were cxaminea a&.>> cuneeday, M the genuineness of the signature to tbc agree*, ment under which Dr. Flower claimed. Messrs. Miller, Haven, and Kevin, gave their opinions, under oath, to this point. The defendants pro duced a paper from Dr. Flower, instructing Mr. Robb to bid at Orphan’s Court Sale for a part Of the land which Mr- Flower now claims, un der an agr«ew** l POt“P ortiß g lo *»« raodp iR 1836. Jr Jl&vS from Mary V. Olvcr, for the second ' Targe lot to Eliza S. Snowden, and aleo a small er lot from same to same was produced. Mr. Bterrelt testified that he drew the deed, dated Oct. 81, 1856, and it was acknowledged on the same day. The deed was left with Mr Robb, council for Mrs. Snowden, to be delivered ns soon oa the purchase money should be paid.— The money has not yet been paid. Mr. Woods made a few remarks for the plain tiff, but as his case in its prcsent’aspcct, did not hold together under the rules of law, and as the property claimed by Dr. Flower had been cov ered by the Orphans’ Court Sale, legally made, the plaintiff took a non suit. CotfßT or QiußTEnSessions. Judge M’Clure and his associates were occupied nearly all yes terday in hearing “liquor cases.” The better part of the afternoon was exhausted in the trial of the case hereafter to bo known ns Common wealth ▼*.—Joseph Moon, indicted for selling liquorto Bam. Block, a minor, on oath of Roht. M'Donald. The parties are all from M’Candlcss .township, and all the “folks” were in as wit nesses either on one sido or tho other. Col. Glenn was counsel for Moon and Mr. Whilsell for plaintiff. The latter proved that Sam. Black had got liquor at Moon’s, but then it was from Mr. M.’s son and not of the man himself. One witness, a minor, swore that ho had drunk there but he had bought tho liquor of Mr. Moon’s danghter. All sorts of testimony was brought, about selling a horse, paying a note, giving a doe bill, etc., eto. v and ruled out and wnrp'ed in. The Judge, stated that no cose had been made out, but Colonel Glenn was not willing to stop there; he determined to carry the “war into Africa,” qo he was proceeding to address the jury as to the question of costs, but the time for adjournment having arrived tho completion of tho case was left to this morning. GarasSßcraa.—Tho following wo clip from tho Greensburg Herald : To* Democracy held a meeting in the Court House on Monday night to define their position. They.passed a string of “ResolVeds” and W. A. Stokes modo an apparently very earnest speech. The whole programme, however, left ub in the dark as to who they endorse. No tody is named bnt Mr. Buchanan, and he is complimented uud ondorsed. Part of Mr. Stokes’ speeclC-was a Severe aniinadversion on the frauds in Kansas, ftodjhose engaged in perpetrating them, and backing them up; precisely a reiteration of t be facts which we gave the people eighteen months Since, and which these same men lien pronounc ed to be *‘all lies.” We have not time to take *oy farther notice of the mooting this week. At an election for officers of the Farmer’s A •Mechanics’ Turnpike Road Company, held on Monday, E. D. Gaziam, Esq., waa elected Pres ident; Ralph Reed, Esq., Treasurer; John S. Dilworth, Springer Haroaugh, A. P. Childs, Isaac Jones, Robert Hartley and D. if. Fralich, Esqs., were elected Directors. Tho road ex tends from tho,city line on Pennsylvania Aven ue, to the Greensburg Turnpike, at Barker’s tavern. At the annual election of the Dollar Savings Bank, held Jah. 18, 1858, tho following officers were elected:; President—Geo. Albrco. Vice Presidents—Hopewell Hepburn, James Shidle, Alex. Bradly, Robert Robb, W. S. Lardy, Hill Boxgiln, John H. Shoenberger, N. Grattan Mur g»y, Isaac. M. Pennoek, James D. Kelly, James erdman,- John S. Cosgrove. Secretory and Treasurer—Chas. a. Cdton. Ws would caßthe attention of our readers to IBs fact, that t|hey can now use their Camphcne Lamps without danger from explosion by using Cannel Coal Oil which will burn wit hout smell or smoke. Also, a superior article modo from the same material for fluidL&mps; for sale Whole sale & Retail by T. D. & G. Hodkinson, Smith field Street, second door from Diamond Alley. Tai publication of the-*Kew Brighton Timet,' is to be re-cbmineiiced ia a few day, by W. B. Lemmon,•Esq.,- late of tho Butler ’American.’ Bobouqh or SHABPsausa.-Tlie regular annu al election for officers of the Borough of Shop*- burg -was held ono week ago to-day. AUboogh this Is a late day to revert to it, it is “better late than never ” The Republicans were elected throughout by a vote of nearly two to one over their opponents. The following aro the names of tho gentlemen elected : Burgess —J. 0. Comstock. Council —James Saint, M. B. Kowan, M. A. j Bennett, Thos. H. Gibson, A. G. Neff. School Directors —J. B. Roberts, Jacob Fogle. Inspector —John Garner. Assessors —J G. Comstock, SamuelCoyle, Geo. Brawdy. Borough Assessor —J. 0. Comstock. Constable —George Brawdy. Election or Officers.— The Board of Trus tees of Beaver Academy last week’selected the following officers to servo for the ensuing year: President— S. Cunningham; Secretary—J. Mur ray; Treasurer—Phillip L. Grim; Counsellor— Joseph II Wilson; Auditors—M. T. Kennedy, Samuel Slorehead, A. P. Lacock. Gen Joseph 11. Wilson has been chosen a Trustee. Allegheny Savings Bank.— A new board of Directors of this institution was elected on Tues day, and the following namjd gentlemen con stitute It: James L. Graham, Jacob Geycr, Jupies Long tnore, Andrew Ackley, Joseph Craig, David Dchaven, and'Jas. Daliell. A young man attempted to steal a bundle of shirts, yesterday, from the store of Mr. Elliott, on Fifth street, but being detected in tho act, gave leg bail down street, but was overtaken, and deprived of his booty, whereupon, strange to say, bo was permitted to depart. Market Cos.itadle. —The Market Committee met last might and elected Simpson Moore, of the First Ward, Market Constable fur the ensu ing year. Rev. Dr. Black of Scwiokley is advertised to lecture in Steubenville to-night, His subject is—The Berlin Conference. Arrival of Silver.—Twenty-one tuns of ingots of silver arrived at the l\ S. Mint, yesterday, from New Orleans. This, whoa eninod into money, will mako eight hondrod thousand dollars, a pretty able bodied “pile,” and sufficient to clotho an army of civilians at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rock hill A Wilson, Nos. 603 and 005 Chestnut street, above Sixth, Philadelphia. J GLYCERINE, GLYCERINE, GLYCERINE, Highly perfamed. Sure care nod preventative of Chapped Hands, Face and Lips, for sale at SUPER'S DRUG STORK, f corner Penn and St Clair Streets. The Silver Pills.—The Liver‘.Pills of Dr.U’Lana were tint used by him exclusively in bis own practice. So efficacious won they in all cue* of Liver Complaint, that they becamo famous, qnd attracting tho attention of the metical tacuity, pass'd Into general use. They act with great certainty and regularity; tho patient almost Immedi ately feels the dispersion of the disease, and is gradually re stored to health. With someth* effect u almost miraculous; frequently experiencing immediate relief, afier baring for months resorted to drugs and medicine* of another descrip tion, In rain. Diseases of tho Llrer aro very common iu tMi country, and aro often frightful in diameter. Those who experlenco any of tho premonitory symptoms of this dangerous And complicated disease, should at once procure ahox w f Dr. McLane's Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, and perhaps thereby, be saved a World of misery 02^ Purchasers ahould l«ocareful to ask for DR- M'LA N E‘B CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING BROS., of Pittsburgh, Pa. Thereat* other Pills pnrjMrtlng to be Liver Pills, now before the polite. Dr. M'Lau«'s gen uine Liver I'illo, alto his celebrated Vermifuge, cau now he hod at all respectable drug stores. Aon* gentiinr without the rtpruitvrt. of VI.KMINO H)DIS- jlmustmEntß PITTSBURGH THEATRE. ,Lts3EE tvn MivAutaus. MISS KIMBERLY. REDUCTION OP PRICES SECOND TIER, 15 CT3. rater op AbMisstart soc. | Private Bill, huge $B,OO Second Tier 15c. I Privato Box, small 6.00 Ob-red Gallery .25c. | Colored Fox, 50c Single Soata in Private Box.fl. I *' Ftfurth Night of tho great Tragedian MR J C. PROCTOR. Whow delineation* of the great ehoraruire of the Drams are nightly received with unparalleled enthusiasm He w ill appear this evening iu tLe wild and f-arfol personation of the JIfrUEXAIXiJSAY, iu the highly et!«ctive Dmnm of NICK OF THE WOODS. JUUItSD.tY EVENING. JnnasrVJl*:, IRW will U j»-r fornie-ltbe Wild and Stirring Play of . N’ IC K OF T 111 W 0 Ol* .« o K T II E jinn i: n a i n o« a v Th* JibWuainre-i', | Bloody Nathan. ; Nick of the \V'"..S Tlie Aveng-r. n-ginsli A-l.b'iiu Spirit cf ti.c Wnt<-»s r..|,ul.ii Dti... Mr J.-.j.h I.' Pr-vt-r. ■ u-Li witli the ixngbsble wu-lcal Tho jierfjtrjw.. ro D-uloita ut THE rWKDISII .NI'HITIN'tJALE Jenii-i Lei 1 • - Mia* Turnbull 7■ in r..v. a Lite>r Inll 1U tho Ben«Gt of Mr l*rwctor Mr* l’ro< t-r will a Ik- appear. !•- . Mr Pnx-toi-’s great PrD<* Traged'y, Arbi hi. or Um'Lut of the Lombards, n * -i new Drama callod Tbo Sru of Icr. I’E K'S (JAI ETIES!— MASON- IC HUL-Uum and Manager JOSEPH C FOSTER- Artiug tunl btago Manager, A. W. YOUNG tfJJ.EDfCTION IK PRICES.-EC The Maniqn-r begs respectfully lo ioforin the public, tlint in future, the prices of Admission will l»e: PARUUKTTE BS cents. ; UPPER TIER 15 cent* Laot night but two of the briiiiaiilly »ur««>fnl eujrnge rnesitoftbe Celebrated Irish Comedian and Vocalist, MR. o4w.ii.iiii (VtVSK ZVJSSUiU, J*,.. ai.«, w „ rt , / foraii'l.'tlrvttlma bero, on entlxvly u*w draiua,w«iuVu expmojly for Mr. Oardin-r Covue, entitle**—TUß ßLEAK HILLS OF ERlN—Jemmy Fitxpatrick. Ur. Gardiner C*>yne, with th© sougsof “Molly Ua*n,’’ and **OfWoeof Blarney.” SjtnertuU. Mr McUrldc; Mr Harry Laogdou; Mary, Julia M Cooke. Grand I’at Seul sllm Emily Waldegravn. After which the laughable fierce ol MESMERISM—Mike Murphy, {with soagt> Mr. Uanliaer Coyne. To conclude for lb© flrettitot, with Ah* new {arc* entitled NO 6i FIFTH STREET.—Cor mac O’BUney, Mr Gar dia*r. Coyiia, to which ho will *ing tho “Low Backed . Car.* 1 Executon’ Sale of Heal Estate. THE subscribers offer for sale a valua- 533 ble Farm, situate) mile* south-east of Salem, J2S Columbiana county, Ohio, containing2os acre*, and belong ing to the estate of Wm. F. Fawcett, dec’ll; ©Mat ICO acre* of which ore cleared and under a high *tnte of cultlration. There ia an ample mppiy of good timber on the premlne*. and several never-tailing spring* of water. The improve ments consist of a good'substantial dwelling house, with hydraulic fountain in tho kitchen; barn, *he«p house, out buildings, arebards, Ac. - The soil of said farm W very fertile, aud well adapted to either fanning or grazing. There are, perhaps, a* many advantage* combinod in the tract of land a* any in this sec tion of country. Person* desirous of securing a pleasant home, in a healthy and entrrjiriaiug di«tl let, would d>> well to t-Xitiiilnu the premises ut an early dale. »» they must lie sold. Application made to cither of the tmdundgned. pei son-olly or by letter, will receive prompt attention. Terms ..f Pennsylvania, bound ed’ond described as follows, to wit: Ik.-ginuiug at a post on Centre street at the south-mat corner of lot No. 31; thence along raid street south half a rtegre© west eight p*rcl»s*i f nd US-100 to a comer of lot No. 35; thence B 87 K eighteen perches and 0-IIX I lo a poet on the north-west' corner of lot iti; llicnce N 3“ W eight perches and CB-1O0; tbcnce N 89JJ’ W along said I ot eighteen perches and 22.100 to the plac© of tiegtnslng, being lot No. 34-ln Sidneyville, bonndodun thr t-Tc.t by Ccntr* slret't, on the couth by lot No. 35, ou tho went by Bedford's liuoand ou the north by lofNo. 31, run tnialflE on* acre, partition thereof between them t* mad* according to the laws and cue tom a of this Commonwealth, and lb© statutes in sneb case* mad© and provided, do gain say and the nun* to bo done do not permit very unjustly and against the si Id laws and customs, Ac M (as tis said.) and liave yim then and there the names of those rommoners and this writ. Witueu tb© Hon. Mntes Hampton, Prerideot Judge of oiw •aid Court, nt rittsburgii, this Pith , with power to report by bill or otherwise. Tho Committee rose, when tho resolutions hereto fore considered referring various hronebes to appro priate Committees were concurred in ; tba one*rela tive to tho Pucific Railroad by 13C against CO. The House then adjourned. Senate.—Mr. Iverson, of Georgia, introduce! a bill to increase the efficiency of tho army ami marino corps, by retiring tho disabled officers. Referred to Committee on Military Affairs. Mr. Iverson also gave notice-of his intend..n to introduce a bill to change and rcgulato the mode of appointing cadets to the Military Academy at Wost Point, and to modify tho laws relative to that estab lishment Mr. Halo resumed his remarks Irom Monday, and commented on two of the positions held by tho Su preme Court in tbe celebrated Dred Scott cose ; tho Court affirms the right of property in slavos as of the same natnro as tho right of all other property, and-that tho traffic in slaves at tho time of tho Amer ican Revolution and tho adoption of the Federal Constitution was so universally recognized and ac knowledged, both in England and in this country, that no man thought of disputing iL He took the same issue with tho Court on both these points : tbo legal principle was unsound and unsupported by authority. What purported to lie tho statement of a fact was equally unsupported by the truth of his tory. Tho first proposition was more distinctly and fully expressed in tho Lecompton Constitution, where it declared that tho right of property h* niibjo and higher than any constitutional sanction, aud the right of the owner to a slave is as inviolable os tbe right of tho owner to any property whatever, Ho bad a higher respect for tho Lecompton Con vention than for tho Supremo Court, broau«e the Convention bud been moro explicit than the Court in stating just whnt they meant. He did not deny that in States tolerating slavery, there was legal property in slaves; In some of the free Stales there was qualified property in human bologF; in New Hampshire criminals wero sent to tbe penitentiary for tho public good, and anybody might contract with tbo Warden to have tbe custody of these prisoners for their labor; the laws recognize his right to tho labor of tbo convicts and hn can take them where bo pleases within tho jarisdiction of that State, but if ho should cross Connecticut river and undertake to make them quarry marble In Green Mountains, Vermont, bis right to their labor would ccasc. Precisely similar was tho right of the slaveholder to the labor of his slaves. It b a legal right where slavery exists by law, and no where else: tbo moment a slavo goes beyond tho jurisdiction which imposes tho servitude, that moment bo is free. There wa3 an essential difference between the labor of human beings aod the right of property in inani tnato things and in tho brute creation: a man may go nil over tho world with n horse and everywhere, both among civilized and savage nations, and his right to ownership will be rospectod: this right docs not depend upon the existence of statute law; but because, by universal consent of mankind a horse is the subject of property; when tbo borso was created bo was made to bo property and man was made to own him; the right dates back to the earliest period of recorded tiotj, Whon Gml created* the earth and gave it to mat) to eulth .ite, aud filled the land witb-catllo, the sea with fish and tbo air with fowls, God gave man dominion over the cattle and tho fish and tho fowls, but never gave him dominion over hi* fellow man: bo reserved bis la*t und best work for his own peculiar worship. This destination had been recognized by every writer who ever wrote on the subject and by no States more clearly and de cisively than by Virginia, Maryland, Louisiana and othor sfavoholding States, it has been abo recogniz ed by tho unanimous concurrence of every member of tbo Supremo Court of the United Slate*. In support of this argument he read extract* from va rious authorities. During bis remarks he declared that if tho attempt was j>crsisted in to force the Lo cvimpton Constitution on tbe people of K stuns, he hoped that they would !i/ht and re-d-i *\on unto blood and death. Mr. Harlan obtained thu floor. when the further consideration of tho Kansas question was postponed to Monday next and the Senate adjourned. 7-r. Lotts, Jan. 20. —Tho ru rut ha« jit*l re reived Kansas letters doted the 14th. si ttiug ihai tbe returns id tbo election «n tbe 2!*t of December and tbe 4th of January were opened by CalL.-un ..n ibe 13ib. iu presence of Gov. Donver, tbo President <•( the Council, and tb* Speaker uf the House. Tbe vote on tbe 21st is a* follows: Constitution with Slavery, CtlS.3; without Slavery, 57t'»: 3jf.2 uf these votes are sai! to bo pollud in precinct* containing uvor loud inhabitant*. Thu vote for Smith, Free Stale, for Governor, i.- Marshall. Democrat, tij.iy*. Parrott, for Congra**, CiLLI: i'nrr, Democrat. fiso3; the Senate consists «*f I,} Free State and fl Democrat*, and tbo llouso 2'.' Free State and ,14 Dem ocrat*. Tbe vote on-the Constitution on the 4th D not yet counted. Calhoun says he shall not close the count now, but will receive other returns which may be presented, although the eight days given for mak iog returns have expired. The territorial legislature will take action on the election frauds, and will pro vide for another constitutional convention. The To peka Legislature will vuact a codo of laws to bo used in cose of emergency, but not to conflict with the territorial authority. V:.- *i Ut !■ Lull Washington Citt, Jan. 20.—Tho War Depart ment has asked Congress for an appropriation of $1,224,000 to pay for S4,ScM),tIOO for subsisting the Utah expedition for 20 months from the Ist of Jaly lost, that amount being roquired f««r si>os soldiers, 200 women, and 300 servant* and I*o4 employees, in the aggregate 8000 persons. The Sergnaot-at-Arms of tho House has dispatched deputies for witnesses to appear before tho trial of of the Special Investigating Committees. in executive sessiuD to-dav cc-uSmied -tli««maindvr «.t vbc ma do perruant to ths rreomtnandation.i of tUouavat rouru <*f inanity. oiii r ten, Jan. 20.—Two men attempted the rob hcry of a gtoro on tho at Leganler, Indiana, and were caught iu tho act. The people hung them, hut cut them down before they werb dea2: Cleveland.A Toledo -Hi; Virginia sixes S'Jjl; Missouri sixes £IJ. Philal'El.duta, Jan. 20. Business continues very dull, aud for Coffee, Sugar and Molasses the prices are drooping. Cloversoed is wanted, and 200 bush of prime sold at $5.25 r> 04 lbs. Fiour is very dull, and sells only in a small way for home consumption at $4,75 for superfine, and $4,87i(0,5 for extra. Rye Flour sells slowly at $2,024, nod Corn Meal at $3. Wheat is in fnir demand for middling, and further sales of 3,200 bu.di were made at for red, ami for fair and prime white. Rye comas forward slowly,and ro&dily sells at 70c. There has been an increased demand for C<>m, and 7,500 bush of new yellow was sold at 00(j£02c in store, and C3@fUc afloat. 1,500 Lush of Oats brought 34c. Cutton is firm at llifibllj lb for middling fair upland. Rice soils slowly at 3Jc. Tallow is scarce, and firm at 101(3)llc. Provisions are rather firmer, bat there is very liltio doing. Whisky is in better demand; SUO bbls were sold at 20c for Pennsylvania, and 21c for Ohio. ClffCinNATi, Jan. 20. Flour easier; ICOU bbls at $3,C0(ai3,75 for Superfine. Wheat is unchanged. Oats firm and nctive; 3000 bush u 37( s itd IbD extra Mid family do at RT >d SLSO. GRAIN nalca at depot of 275 bm oata at 27 and 100 do at 23, wheat, 20J btn prime tvhltofrem At.we, at M 2: and 600 bot ry* from store at 55. ... GROCERIES—saIea of 10 bbda low fair AUgar at and j„ prlui* at 7; 20 bbl* inolasiv* at 2t\ und 2t) !■£* coffee at 12; 9Trap. 10 bbl* at 42. WHISKEY— Miljs of 30 bills old rye at.. 0, and *0 bid* raw II j. MONETARY ASDDOiffJIERCIAL. TlieweeUr statement of tbe Bunks of Philadu>phU for the week coding on Satnrdar. January Ifltb. jire*enUi Ibe followiog u* conijiared with tboae of IhoproTk.ii week : oucAaiTtrz iiTatesjs.vt for two week- Jan. 11- Jan. 1?. Specie 11,770,701 4,01H4E» Inc... 217,580 Dne from other BU* ilttl.fil* 2.1W5.035 Dtc... IGAGAI Due to other Uunk-i 4.453,31*5 4JJ40,07(i Doc... 103.71 H DepotUa 11.4C5.253 11.512,557 Inc... 47,512 Circulation 1,011,033 7*043,545 Inc... 35,512 Cittlo MaßXet, Jan. 18th.—'The »o{(ply of Beef Cattlo this week was not so largo as the week previous, the offer ings amounting to only about LAW head. A great deal of the stock was rather Inferior, coating a dullness In the market aud a slight decline in price*. Sales of 700 head were made at Warden's Avenue Drove Yard, in lots, at 7*/27 —i.N. Y Trib, I’., Ft. AC.R. R 30 hush potatoes, 256 do oats, 4j da corn. 24 do meal, owner*: 21 bbl* appfra, 11 do dr apple*. 3do beaut, 1 bx eggs, S George A co; 1 bbl do, 11 do butter, 15 ska b w flour, 45 bnah oats, 41 do corn. L Poter •ju; 8 d< 3 do cars. SJcLaugblin; 2 kgs lard, 2 bill butter, 2 do eggs, Cooper A co; 20 do flour, McClurkan A co; 9 ski rye, hlmpson A Nelson; 12 do potatoes, 1 bbl batter, f* Peter •>'U; 14 halos broom com, II I! Collins; 9 l>gs cloversocd, Watt A Wilson; 7 cars collie, 2 bids eggs, 2 do butter, owasrs; 22 do spplss, 222 do flour, 10 hogs, 300 bosh wheat. l 3 bt»!» vgce,4 butter, 2fi sks dr applet, 71 do cloversiwj 50 bbls pork, lug c«ks boroD, Clarke A c». P. C. A C It. It —dear* hogs. 1 do cattle, owuan; *SOu bbls flour. 4 do egg*. 0 pkg* sou teas meat, R3A bbb whisky, Clarke i c. St. DUlrt ;»-r Fulton City—■*> bbls oil, 50 pkgs nop aud cau.llm. Uagaeiy .Cstrravx a co; 10 hhds iogar.2s bbl* mo losses, ;h» bis soap and candle**, 0 do itan'li, A Brown A co; 325 bbls flour. V. Jo whisky, 50 do alcohol, 24 do oil, 310 htJes, 40 oaks baeou, 62 bxs |*?rk; 1 do tndl, Clark k ci*: 25 tc* lard, J Dalrell; 2 hhds tr> beef, 6 bbls lard, 2 do pork, I. Dnvo; :’pkgs* W H Uarrard: IT bbls molasses, tlraiisn A Thomas; 44 bbls i*-,rk. W B Uaym. 301 bgs (tolo toca, Huffman, McCreary A r4 g bides, M DeLauge; 12 bbls whisky, T Little A co; 25 bxa soap and candtra, S Ucdtay; 2 cski bacon, Mercer A Itobinson; t>7 g hides, McCunj i Young; 216 do, J It UeCuur; 50 bhls whisky. I Mellearr; V 9 bale* cotton, Patk. Itl.-linnl* A co; tl hhds sugar, liii bbls inulaste*. 25 V*ki» «»•! 1-audW, J bgs swrepiug*. Rouse A . :• trs tiaias, J A . ..lings. I J ASp'-ei: 12 bbls al-obol, J Schmid*; Td bdl* bsz». tl W Smith. 5u Ics lard, H) do hum*. F S»-llors X cu; 172 l>bls whisky. D Wallace, The Fulton City arrived mi Tuesday ‘Light A *s*py of her roaoifest may be found above The Jt. R. Ford was also Is, but wo failed to find a manifest or any thing to make on* up from .Boats continue to come iu and fail in a larg* unrulier <*f lastances to go out The baUucs tu oor favut is some »‘f carrving aaay half the tov u l*o*tllv.if it could only he re-liiroi to a condition flt for trau« "blptneat. The (li"Vt.lt in from Whwl.ug with a good loa*l yes terday. The R.*Mhe Is the Wheeling tost for Ibis Jay— \»« clip from our exchanges “NoJltvtU.Z.— Tbe CuDllo'l Istei wm la!ltll|{ oil .-atm.lay. with five feet outb.vshosl* Buslues* is reviving slow ly at Nashville Nashville L.*cal ln*»|>ector« in theenw* „f the collision of tbosteatuen C*»mm**rce and .I'uipti*. t**re 9U*peode.| J. D. Morris, pilot . f the termer, tor twenty days sad exhoO'-rated (’apt James Lavi-H, pil**l of tbe latter fr. tn all blauie. ■‘The l>.uisville C.iunor -d Monday *ayi ••‘Freights f«»r Pittsburgh and Wheeling nre '*o.n tuou« abdun-lant, mud wo h. ai‘«f ec.-agemeuts foi -e-era! thonsaSd Larr.-U »f dour anil p.*r*. “ •Freight* at Pv.||.. v;.a t.-’.eraMy p»-nt> tbe .-ite r .lav, and tiis tv'W Kona, f..r Sew t*i leans, tilled o*Jt her load there, having as much Jiork os "l]e could * orrj. Winx com pilb-d In teat r7'A)Lb la It Cuiues out of the Wabash to l*e shipj»l through from Ytuceiine'* lo Nm Or lean*, at .uc 'p bbl. n.e Diana t--JL U.diMdiug freiglits. tho. ree*-.*ing 3.'* cent" 'v* bbl ” ' I'hs Cim-inucti *al says: ••Tlie Atrli* , from Now Orleonm. after dischorKing a »mall amount uf freight,cleared for Pittsburgh, with a fair cargo nf «ng*r and roolx*ncx." The Anglo Saxon, Economy and Soath Aiueiica were up at Cincinnati for IhtUbai direct, on Tuesday. The El. Wavin' which made us a flying visit of a day l*«t week, is si Cincinnati loading fir New Urlewa* The Aurora left thal city t ir 1 ln« on th«9th instant. AUltl.VKD—Jvffetwoa, Brott-narlll^’Lorom-. d-r; O-d-mel Hnyard, Wiiiil-oth; Cberoit, \Yl<«e>Ung. DKPARTED—JrfIVmon. Brow uxritlc; Loxei nr. do - Ccbni'-l Rayanl, Liirat-olli: J C Fremont, St Louie, K F .'»»*, .) D Foid. Ciurtun.itf: Cbevult. Whreling IliTrr 7 ai.d falling. • COMMERCLU. COI.LEGE. riTTSUfliail. PENN*A CV.-.'/r-./ ISSi. Roar-1 <>f )‘i TrmM-«. —IVoHj of 11 T^aol.ri« EJIPJ/A TICA LI. Y The Businch.i Man's College. fairynt and i >u>rf f.l nnfJeie O’Stnt'rnal CtJLyi f ••Till- National Syatcuinf HooiY* ipiutr i.art(irer i>a ila t'uatuma an.l f |g»*. / J. XV. KItHNTLIMJKIMt) - • A. UnVLEVnt>.i A.T.TOUTHETT. I'l-’fikHon of i'luiii nuilOrnamental I‘omuanaliiji D. HACUX. uu Political Economy. JAMKSII. HOPKINS, Ka.)., Of Jin- I’lltaburnli Bar. lafturvr on Commercial Law. JAMES W. KENNEDY, of ‘•Kenmdy'e Bunk Note Ileviuw," Irctureron Counterfeit, Al!>T«d and Spurious Rank Note*. To fnruUh the U**l mean* for ar.jnlriug nTIIOROUUU BUS I N K 8 3 EDUCATION, lo the shortest time and at tho leant expense, cotnpriiiug instruction la Double entry book-keeping. m eight to twelva Four bundled and eighty-seven Students entering, from tba City alnue, within one yoar, brsidse the many from the country. DIRECTIONS. Specimen* of Writing nod Circulars, con lain log faH'lufor* msitan, »*nt l.y mail fn* of chare”. Address I roxi City College, Plttaburgh, Pa. OrPKEMIUM PENMANSHIP.—No lea than EIGHT FIKST PREMI IMS were awarded thU College to the Pail of IWT, over nil competitor*, for be«t writing. The**, with other jirortnui Premium*, wrro girtn In Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Virginia, Petmaylrani*, and in Lotilurllle, Ky., at the United htatea Pair,and all for work actually done with PEN and INK, and not for Engratud Penmanship. Our Penmen are fatly competent to de their own work without the aid of the eagrarer to make it rcepectabl*. de7:wT Valuaole Farm for Sale. AVERY VALUABLE FARM containing '212 arrra of land, situate fn Little Braver township, Lawrence ronntry, bounded oh tbe north by laud of Cavil and Henry, rut by land of bilull, on the south by iHdiell, and west by Spriiat and Cook. Improvement* are 12J acres cleared land, with a two etory honso and large barn, out boose* and an orchard of fmlt trees. Add Land ft situated on tbo ruail loading from Kti»o StiiUon to Petersburg!!, alxml <>ne and n half tulles from said Ktatipn, and is in good ir-psirauil cultivation, and known u Ilia farm of Tbcrau Cunnipcliam. fcso. Said farm l* owned by tbo helreof John Beer, »iu> will sril tbn saute on ttuia to suit the purrbuor, I’erwms wishing information about tbe same will call upon the ■ji«Krllwr > on tbo iTemlse*. Dear Kuon Station. TUOS.CUNNIKOUA&I, Agent for said Heir*. Valuable and Desirable farm for Sale<| | TIIE subscriber offers for sale lus farm, .containing 68 aeres, situated about CD® halfmllo north of Salem, belwoon the Ellsworth sod Derlfn roads, at! tillable, except a boat tea acres of Umber, on which is a ■ptondid growth of the sngar maple, In a high state of culti vation, and under a good faaco. It has also on It a thrifty yonng orchard rContaining a var let yofrhoico frail trees,can* folly selected with a riow to tlo-tr excellent and superior ■juallty. Alio, poors, patches, plums and cherries in tlmn* dance. Tbo buildings on tho premises ore good, large and conreo lent. Tho house is a tiro story frame, commodious and well finished. It is very desirably situated, and In fall view of town. There is a good well and cement cistern at thedoor, which furnish an ample supply of water. There oro two tarns connected by a shed, making plenty of room tor the "IWtarlng of cattle and stock ofoll kinds. Also, wagon and carriage house, and other convenient buildings—well of wa ter lb the barn-yurd, Ac. There is on the south east corner uf sold {ami, a small framo house, with garden,-fruit trees, etr_suitabie for a tenant. N. lU—The above described premises, Wag in a good community, and in sight of a business and onterprising town, are emincuUy calculated tor a fanciful country seat, for any ouo who vlahe* to retire from the din of a populous eitr, to mors domestic life. It Is also well adapted far dh riding and selling In lot*. being conveniently located be. tween two public ruodo. For further information address <,r inquire of EDWARD JKNKINB, JaliwlmT On the premises. PITTSBUBQn, PEXNA. Improved Oscillating Steam Engines, BOILERS JJfD MILL WORKS, F)R Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Printing Prsnesand Manufactories, with tilth* Suiting and Gearing for tame. Also, : Jttdaon'a Patent Governor Valve, J9>Ooa of our Engines con be seen at GAZETTE BUILD ING. J»7:wtfT Commercial. * 11.294,095 $ 11,294, W0 2LO*W,CS2 Dec... *233.722 Import! byß«llrotd< Imports bp Hirer, HIV EH NEWS. Steamboat Regliier- I 110 S CITY J C.sMITII.A. M. DESIGN-OF THE INSTITUTION. TERMS, Ac. REFERENCE. F. W. JENKINS, TABERf POPE A. STHEETt SALENi, OHIO, tStgulat Jettamrts. Sissouti River Direct. A RareCtutnce Co Passengers & Shippers. IFHI go Through xoWtoul Beshipping, to D.yONEVILLE, BRUNSWICK. LEXINGTON. WRSToN LEAVENWORFH CITY. KANSAS CITY. ST. JOSEPH, NEBRASKA CITY. AND OMAHA CITY. THE splendid new and fnst running Pa>- M.n«ersteamvr SKY-laARK,Cupt. IiEN. JOHN SON, will leuvi for the above and oil inUruiedixt? "U MONDAY, FEBRUARY FIRST. For freight or {ikaMge spjdy on board or to FLACK, BARNES 4 CO.. Agonte. Ja2l Office, No. 87 Water street. Monongabela River U. 8 Mall Packets. STEAMER TELEGRAPH, 1 STEAMER JEFFERSON, Cart. J. C. Woqdwoeii. * Capt. Gxo&ox CLi&k. The above new steamers are now running regularly. Morning Boats Imto Pitts burgh at B o’clock A. and Evening Boats nt 6 o'clock P. M. for M’Keesport, Elizabethtown, Moaonga bola City, Bcllevenion, Fayolte City, Greenfield, California and Browusville, there connecting with Uarks and Coacln-i ter Union town, Fayette Springs, Morguntown. Wayse*hurg, Carmichocltowo and Jefferson. Posseugvra Uckctod through from Pittsburgh to Cuion town for $l, meals and state-rooms on Wat* inclusive.— Boat" returning from Brownsville leave at 3 o'clock In the momlngaod sln tho evening. For further information en quire at the Office, Whaif B*>at,at the foot of Grantstrret. aus G. W. FWINDLKR, Aaz?tT. Reg ul a r triaveekly , rpg» lfr WHEELING PACKET.—Tbe fine sengeosteamer CHEYOIT, Captain J. Murray, will leave ter tho shore nud all intermediate ports on Mondays, Wedm*iays and Fridays. For fr«igt»t or puaaagw, apply on boorrtv EVERY TUESDAY, at 4 o'clock P. H. For freight or passage apply cn board. ocl9 FLACK. BARNES A Cp„ Ag't» F~ OH MARIETTA AND ZANES- r JTSvn VILLE—TTie new and bcauGfnl steamerAgJ*y. i LIZZIE MARTIN. Capt. Bfcowx. will learo for the above and all Intermediate ports, EVERY SATURDAY, at 3 r. M. For freight or pasaago apply on board or to ocIC FLACK. BARSK3 k Agfa. (Cincinnati, Sc, FOR CINCINNATI—Tho fine, fEgv* ruw sicutner POTOMAC, Capt. will Inifo Tor the abovo onJ all lotormocHM* porta, on MONDAY. 25th Inal., at i. f. u. For freight nr jiastnp apply <>n board or to KLACK, IIAKXES A CO , Atfu. No. 87 Water St. FOR - CINCINNATI,— The fine V JBfcji ■tanner MEIAOTTK, n«pt A. will learo for lli» above aud all ItitoraWiate poru ou THIS DAY -I*l, at 4 o'clock, p. m. For freight or tmuag* apply ou board or >o JuH FLACK, DARNKS 4 CO.. Agi-i.w. F“ OH ""cTNOI NNAfI^-The" fine '(Effr,» ilMmr; It. F. BASS. Capt. W. T. Barr. -fcg&aEa. will 1«ar« fi.r tin* abore and all intrrmrdlutr porta, im THIS !>AY, 21at Inst., at II a. M.poxitlvelj. For freight er apply on board or to JM& PLACE, BARNES *Co„Ai;.nH. FOU CINCINNATI A LOUIS YILLK —Tbo lino steuuivr GAZKL, CaptAsSSafim K Kri»n» will liraYi' fur tho nb and all iulcruuniiate porta, ou SATURDAY, S3rd hut., nt 4 I*, fc. F-.r ft.-i 'htor »isa<*K- apply no board or to .ioli FLACK. tIAUNKS & CO.. Act*. 1“ 70K ~ CIN C INN ATI ’ & LOUIS- t JJSLs . VILLC. —Tli« tplondid atfiuuor “DAY CITY." (’apt. Miller, will 1.-aro f«r tli“ nlwr.i xml nil in- UTiiirdiata ports on* THIS DAY2I->t Itut. at 4o\ I‘k P M F„r pass«!-o and freight apply <>n Imardorto j»5 FLACK, BARNES A C«V, Art- ilospilic, Arc, F 01! NASHVlLLE—Thoclegant , •(warncr tiLK.V\V>K)D. C»pt. RoHn«on. will Ir-a»*• f-i th<*nl«'Te*nd nil liib-rm.-diiUr port* mi Tiffs t>AY .*1 - orl.*|£, V.M For fr-Uhl .ip ply ..n b.a.dorW FLACK, HA 11N ES A 1 •*>„ Ajl«. jnli No R 7 Water -trr«>t F" " Oil N A Sil VI LlE—The d,* I JFZ- »■ pant pnrt.finpvr steamer S. P. 111 BOARD. Cnpi, Urara. will Imito f >r tUe above and lnp'«nrdi*ti> ports on THIS DAY, 21«» iostant. st 4 r M. K-r freight or |eua.t|;u applj »u l«»»Td t-r to iUii> >'LACK. BARNES & DY, AwM. £t. fl-ouis, A’c FOil ST. LOUS.—The tine new t flpf?* j> • «t«ato.T MARKMiO, Dipt. will !.•»»., lor tliu bU't« mid all ititi-mir'-lut.! [>orl- oj SATURDAY. £M end ,»t t-rl-.lcP M Ft .t Irolalit 4pph ..Cl board or t- Ja2» FLA«'K HAKNLS A CO. FO 1 1 ST' LO 1: IS AND KKOKUK. , fpr», ~ft —Tho .dcgunt sUnem-t CAMBRIDGE, £jg££££22 Capt. S. Doan, will Wr.-1 r th- -d-v- and ail tiii.TiuMUn; pa-ta on THIS DAY l'.« 21 »t lint. V-.t fi-ohi ~r pr,.vi^ R t'I.ACK. BARNES D > . A„. nt* Foust, luiisandklukuk. , jp?*> Then.-wand t«antiful -.team— Vl!' 7: INJ Cf/jSslsiSsSi at* P ports, ~u THIS DAY, tin* dls: imt , .it 4 r u. lor freight or pm-ti;- ipp!« »n l*-aid >■! to FLACK. 11AKMIS A OL. Ac<-nt< Ii?UK ST. Louis —i'ho tine new ■r^ . steamet ST. LOUIS, Capt. JIWIK DEAN ttSsiaßA wlil litare for the above nod all iiit-rma-Hate jrortf, .>ti THIS DAY, 21-t lost., nt 4r. a K.r freight or pannage up ply on board or t del FLACK. BAllNE? A 00- Agf. jilcto ©cleans, ,Vc TX)U MEMPHIS AND NKW iJCSUj Jc ORLEANS.—TIx* fine now i.tccvm»r J. \V. li t I I.M.VN,Capt. M. 11j\<, will loavo for the sbovi* and all iutaonrdiote j«jit< on THIS DAY, tho 21« t liu*t at 4 .-YlufL P. M. For paasauror freight apply on l«>»rd or to jaS FI.ACK. IIAhXES A D>.. Ac-at*. 1"? bi: MEMI’IIIS - ANt> 'NKW , J^». ' oIILCANS. The ftnr now »tr-unvr >1 ETRoPOLIS, Capt. R. Cal horn, will lea** b-r tlo> aNj»o aud alt iutarraedlato jiortaoa THIS DAY.2I-I Inxf.Mlr.M. For freight or paaogD apply on board vt to jod FLACK. BARNES A CU- Ag*- aurtion Salts. P. Al* DAVIS, Auctioneer. Commercial Sah-a Rooms, Nu. 64 Fifth Street. Furniture. stoves, bedding. &«•., AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold at tho Common, ul cul- Ri.om- Mil * Thursday afternoon at 2 i*'clock, a ijuautity furniture. roii.«lsting of Table*. IU-adstoaJ*, Cooking and other »tovr v Blanket*, o«Rt*. Mattr***-*. Chair*, iupuri«jr Mirror* and Month- Clo-k*. Ornaments, Carpet, Ac. Al«o, two ond n quantity of Mt-u - jak’l I’M DA VlfJ, A nrt. J>JL daiaaiemitoouM,.N.. :»«. i'irii. In—,, m*y conrsfu^topaj,freight wwlchorge*, win 'u- - i'i out r-wrvo, fit.- th, nt 2 o'clock. at th* Coumrorriul Sales Uootus No. At Fifth street, will N- ►obi, l*y order of Win. Young. Trustee, sundry Trunk*. Valias Cnrp-t Bags, Canvas* Bags, Coats, ic„ Ac. Tho aUive will Ih- s,ld to par charges. Ac., due the Eagh> Hotel, liuli-s* previously redeemed hr the owners. J* l B. M. DA VI?, Aurt. Daily salks at no. s-i fifth st., At the ww Commercial Stall-* Rooms, N» 11 Fifth Street, every Week day, an- held public tale* ofp.-i* In nil variety, suited for tho trade and consumer*, fiurn a Inrgv stock w hich is constantly replenished with fresh consign ments, that must be cloned forthwith. At 10 o'clock. A, M , Dry Goods and fancy article*, com prising nearly everything tirrded in the line for penn-i.nl and family two; table cutlery, hardware, rh-thlng. fa-nt* and shorn, ladies wenr, Ac. At • o'clock, B. M., boiis-hold and kitchen furniture, new and second hand; U-d* and bedding, carpet*, elegant iron stone China ware, stoves, rooking utensils, grore-m-s, Ac. At 7 o'clock, B. M„ f.uiry tutirim. watch--*, clocks. Jewel ry nm-ileul instruments, min*, rh-thlng, dry g-**!*. Uhjls ud shoo*, books, sutionery. A-. B. M. DAVI.S. Anct'r. STREET CLEANSING.—PropnsnIn will 1-e rec.-l Tod by the Street Comniillt— ( *t the ..flier ■>( ihe K«-r.irding Regulator No. 273 Benu str—t. i until Monday ths Uatb instant at 12 il- far cleansing the carl ways uf tin city uf Pittsburgh, for the preveut year, u fallow*, liKTin* 1. That part nt tho rtf) lying northward uf the southern curl- line of Liberty street, and west of (ho lYnn syivanla Canal. .Sac. 2. Tiro whole of tho sth and Uth ward*. Her. 3. That part lying south of tbusouthern curb liu* of Liberty street and west of tbu eastern liun of Hmittifl.-hl street. Btc. 4. Beginning at the corner of Jjruilhflel.l and l-iborty slrwt*, thence eastward!)' along the southern curl- line of Liberty street, to tin- eastern line ol Grant street, thenre euuthwardly along the eastern Run of Grant street to Straw berry Alley, tbruco afaug tli« northern hue of said alley to Taunel street, theuce along tho eastern curb I iuo of luunsl street, toßeunarlvania Avenne, thcncohy alii-southwardly that will pots by tho eastern end of tnc paving on Street to the Monongaheln river, theuce dowu said river to Smlthfieid street, ibnnee by the eastern lino of Fm-tlill-dd street to the place of beginuiug. - Sfr.-A. All that part lying south nf mvGoii 2, and r..«t of sertinn 4. Payments will l-o madu numthty. A plan ~f the dis trict* may be aeen st the otflea nf the Recording Regula tor,and any Information dnired will l>egiven by the Stt--vt I’omminioncrs or Regulator aforesaid. By the Street Committee, R. R M-GO'V IN'. Recording Ite-Milator. • Al-etract »-c. 2*. l*-.'i7 ; PIC. 4. It shall l-o tiro duty of the Street Committor, eu or 1-efare tho 13th day <-f January In each rear, to ndvei ti*e in the papers autliorlrrd as city priutere, for bid* to clean the streau by contract; and they -htll award th« re-nfruct for the same to tho lowest aud best bidder, on .» Irof-re.- ih<- Ut of February then next ensuing, and Ilia the contract with the Controller at th« time the award U made. l'] in M i,l contract ilmll U for one year umhua when re-let., an-l ti-e ruotracto* or contractors shall give bonds to the uty. w ith one or more sufficient sure-lit-*. In the sum t-f Five Thousand Dollars, to be unproved by ths Street Committee, conditioo e.l for the faithful performance of the cuutract, the terms uf the bond and tlie contract t-» be prescribed by tti* City So licitor. In rase of any failure on the pan of the contractor* to comply with tho conditions of the mme, tho hood shall be banded over to the City Solicitor, far the enforcement of its penalties. Tho Street Committee shall hava power toon nnllor suspend the contract, at any time in ca*e<.r any non-fulfilment of it* conditions, and when so annulled or suspended to re-let the sunt far its ntuixpired time; but m> such annulment or smnensjon shall be lrold to release Ur. contractors from any claim of the city arising under thu bond for damage* or penal tie*. Jalfadtd APPLES.— 100 bids. Green Apples (os’idi torjato by JalB _ DAL7.KLL A CO. TENN. FLOUR.—CO bbls. Gallatin, extra Family now landing froa stoamer Commodore Berry and tor sale by JaiS IfiAIAII DICKEY A CO. T£NN. JrLOUR.—SOO hhls. Gallatin, extra Family on ateamer Blanch Lmjla, to arrive and for a&lc bj _ ISAIAH DICKEY * CO. Butter.—i 6 bt>i*. r o h Butted' . 50 *• aolld Packed Rutter, in »{*'«• It. DALZKLL * CO. £il Liberty St. afld (or ulo by Jmia 1 £L BBLS. FRESH EGGS for nale by J- JplMln «tnreaml for ulo by J»7 T. LITTLE A CO„ No.JIC fr*-ond »t. SALERATCS. —5 Tons in bbls., legs and ?»osm<, Jn ttort and fur aa)« by . „ j*l4 ISAIAH DICKEY A 00. OLL iiRIM.STONE.-12 bbls. in store and j IbralfibT J»I« ISAIAH DICKEY t CO. "TJ OLL BDTTER-0 bbls. choice Roll But _l\jterja«t ne’daad fqr«ue by J T. LITTLE A 00., No. 112 Second it. LAX SEED—4 bbls and i! bogs now land- In* from ■jetajw HaxalDeH far nJo by jol - ISAIAH DICKEY A QQ. 1 HA BUS. CLOVESSEEDfor sole by lUvjii ■ •• ■ J. B.OACTDgJ>. Oft CASKS PEAKLASH for sale by OUjii J. & CAJihttD. EDWARD T. MEGRAW, TOBA.CCO .AJSTD CI&YHS, XO. 241 LIBERTY .STREET, HEAD OF WOOD, fe PITTSBURGH, PENNA, OFFERS TO THE TRADE A LARGE, FRESH AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK, pui i>ha**d Iron Importers and Mauuflsctarer*. amongst winch are th* following favorite braada: W. H. Grant's A. No. 1 5s Tobacco, Koime, Robinson A Co's Tobacco, Eugene Howard's Tobacco, , 0 rant’s Pound-Lamp Carondisb, Hazard and Railroad Brandi, 300 Caddy Boies Half Pound Lump. CIO Ans l CIO ABS! ! CIO A RSI I! . OISTB IVTTT.T.TQ-Nr ASSORTED BRANDS.. Ail ol which we offer to the trade at prices which cannot fail to please. E. CHILDS & CO’S FA text elastic fire axd vtater-pboof CE M E IST T ROOFING. PERRIN Ss JOHNSON, Proprietors, \ RE NOW PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT TIIE SHORTEST NOTICE J\_ the above Elastic Fir® and Water-Proof Cement Rcofmit being tbo only article y«t Invented that wOlsuecowfuUy ro«i»t the action of the artn«*spboro In eT«*jr climate. IT IS PERFECTLY fire and water-proof, And la point :>S duruhllitv. vro believe It la equal. If notiupe #r, to any Metallic Roofing. We: can put It on over Old Tin T.ir, Iron or Shingle HooK it making nod > enco how flat or.ateep the roof may bo. Tbte Ho-diug l» warranted to prove a* abn be uaed. tift-Wo invite all who are building, ami alto those who'wish their Rooft Repaired, to caD at our office, 133 2%W rd to the dnrabllity aud practicability of this Roofing. J. U. PERKIN. , . PERRIN A JOHNSON, S. A. JOHNSON, f No. IS3 Third street, between Wood and Smlthfleld, U'M. JOHNSON. j - - Pittitrargb, Fauna. I hare mad<'a cli'-mica) examiuniiou ofa.dn» aptdiui-n*of W. E. CHILDS A CO‘B ROOFING, left at tsy office. tLO re sults "f which arena follow.: l«t. The material is compounded so a* to r-main. pliable for a great length of time. 2d. Tho consistency is not readily in.'lnenced by the temperature; consequently It would not bo liable to moltand run off from a rr- tfully, JOSEPH M. LOCKH, Chemist, Labarah-ry No. 124 WalnQt street, Cincinnati, Ohio. I have exam.ned WK. Cuilw .t CVa Elastic Fire and Water-Proof Cvmeat Konflog, and os far as I can judge, conilder It a good invention. mid am w tiling to insure buildings thus protected upon tin* same terms as I Insure those covered with mehil. .•>;.! Ij UwF (Signed) JNO. S. LAW. Agt. Royal las Co., London snd Liverpool. TRANSPORTATION. UAI'ACITY ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY. mmm lloyd & co., m&m (SUCCESSORS TO LLOYD 4 LEMON,J HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS THIS WINTER, are now prepared to Jo a henry business by 3?EmsTSYI.Y-AJSri-A- C-fVINr-A.IL A.JSTJD RAILROAD. Through to and from th* Eastern Cities. Wo ran assure ~ur frb.-ti.L* and nil those Jisjwtsed to patccoita the IVnua. Canal and Railroad, that u-- (ron* w ill 1- .pared to render got***a! . i.f.iai-.u to SHIPPEKSOF EASTERN AND WESTERN PUKIGHT. The Avoidance of the Inclined Planes on tho Allegheny Portage Railroad Will give iaci-.'uejd Gi .pjii. li ilio transmission .of frolght. Office Peon Street, at tho Canal Basin. ft*24:lyd LLOYD A CO. CANAL NAVIGATION. TIER’S PORTABLE 80-A.T Xi-XXOTE, Via Ponnsylvunio Cannl and Knilroad. fisSfiffiSSJ Capacity Two Thousand Tons Per Month Each Way. OUR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION HAVE BEEN LARGELY INCREAS e>I during tlu« p.ul Winter nnd wo <*au now offer to SHIPPERS the superior advantage of a DOUBLE DAILY LIN E to aiu] from l'lllabur-gh, Philadelphia nml Baltimore. Our lino being composed entirely of PORTABLE BOATS, but c*i«* transhipment i* r*-)t: ir.-J. Merchant* wilding Freight to our Lino cau i«dy up< n its being put through with all pueslbi speed aud doepiitch. WAREUOL’SK, CANAL BASIN, oernrr of Liberty u«id It ayneturrets, Pißtbvrgh, Pa. fr’dtkiyd KIER & MITCHELL, Proprietors. .if or Kent. Country Ilr.liteucc for Rent, AT SKW KJK Lh V. within iJ minute?-' « .11. ..r th<-It [*,. j-Ulion. Thu hoo—is u-K i -imi.i..di :i->, tii.- gronud. tastefully ornanWnKi. an.l l4 Urg- and - t>.-ua*M>rtou-nl ol all kind* of trait: Si.it h- an I Curl «gi- Hon—, I> « House. Chicken ilon.o. Ac. From r> lo IT ao»«-s uf grotiiid will be runted with tho huueo. It i. one of the mo*t d.-hghiful cuutry -e:»te ill the country. For terms. Ac . enquire ■>! J- W. F- WHITE. jal£».7t,l Attorney at Lnw. l»o FIRh street. LET.—'The tw*» lnrg>- ihn*p storv 55g5 J. Fire pr.«)f W.ireluu*'-' N-s -» and f l.inl -t.JKIEI 1-lweon fVix-l and Maik-t. Poss.*s»ion given of o*' W. uaiJF, \ i. .'1 lnan.on-1 street. IT'Oli. KENI , --Tho and,;;;* 1 ,l Kin L Dwelin:;. Lf7 lii~L t,.U-rty *t|eet. -iv Put. Uly j-d l.nwi* A lllni KRTitS. DC Wo-kI »r _ rpo LKT—A twn f-torv Brick I>w«.‘!!iMg jsSj X 11-.0-*. No- i::. .tn-A, at <«-■ nt.imi >L‘»A )„ ~.jr Kit-lnr-J ti.-y-i. «-il UiiuJm-1 aaJ in c—l »rT. auU lia* ull th<- rn '.•r.T.-r.n ii(''\- v it-r. fis. ni«o *t*M* )■ JOHN FLO7D 4 CO. r pU LET—A nv.i >rv Pirpllins; jjjEj 1 rental:.:: . •'• ti-.ru- vi.l 'Hi';ai - rrt. *itiint»' ociviltr-K* ■•: !: II KINOT^ l ' N.p-Jli l.it-ily T'O LET—lii.i-li.-i nv.) Ytorjffi U.'. i; l*wr ! -i.c. m ;.!•••.ir.i.-i. -->ui lining s'tjjjs. ju.m-. and imi.-.irr t. v. ;t!. »«!tuiJ|i«|!i 10..ui. (.liiaie mi ».-!■ : gi-ti Ml-irht-uv •m. Kn-imiv of Jrle i: M KIN»i. S»i 1! Liberty rOfXUKV Foil KENT.—Tins PnffiMx K„i xi,bt. JViin »ti.*-i. I'ittrbnrgh. formerly nrrup:<-; by Freeman k Mill.r, now l-v Hall A >j-er. i- fnr rent. i.-rm. t. u <|iur-.'.l A I.K \. 111 LLKII. t*i.. »r of M. U\ DKUWimjD. nl iln> lUnk -I i'iticl'ari-h. jftU.dtf FOR RENT.—The larc* Stnre lun»ru onjffS the corner of I'iaiH’iiri «IJ. v'mvi W«od street. nowjajja. .scti[.i-l I'Y M>—»r» G«ui pi-ell A lv!l--.-fc. Al-i. the £l->ro |;„,m iK-rntU-J t.Y t.nb«, with r-K'iu-. Kn* .jinn-<•( jil'iiM* JAMia WIL>ON _ rpu I.ET--A ttto «iury Brick Ihvellinjr^ja < l ,.i r c , '<' lr " S, j4'V I,W h* Ii.KING. No.Jll UU-iiy *t~ I7\*R KENT— Houfe.s'on ot’h »t . l—itii; tli- ••».» ! c-cupy nt pr.-ei-nt. «ud the i**v n.-\t d.«-i p. »—.»■<|..ir giwn mi the Ist April. l*Gi. p,. r r-i.t. kr.. m; h v- ALKXAKPEit KING, _»• iT3 Laxity street. A c• im'iirtiW' thro- «t--iy DwHling n«ai*» on «tr*-**t m-.ir H’avn--. iin bo baJ foithwith. y., T t-rm*. Xr.. apply t.i ALEXANDER KING. AlJ t-n- KSIU y:.t ALEXANDER KING_ FUK KENT. —A couifortnblo two etory Brick Dwelling. w Itli Dam anil al*’ut six acre* of ex cellent laid, mi.l i..«r FHKt UU-rij. l\wu«-» Dim l- tool imm«lint«-ly on application to ‘ ALEXANDER KING; ,I C ; 27:i Lilw-rty trret. r po LET.—A l) rt>TV Dwelling it'uise. on -• L |-t»».-<-!i Hand ami W«yno Htrvet*. To L«t« Acomku rt able tw story>m Dwelling, n?i Washington htn-i't. Al!i~Js*3 K’hcoy nty, cnt.-uin »c f.>- rwmu ami fcn.ahcd gurr.-l I'tn »<»o.iv.n .-.in I— immediately. Enquire <.f Jy3o U. H. KING. No. 210. IJU-rty «t. D\VELUXO"HOL'SB' To' 'KENT.—That commodious and well fluished Dwelling House, No. 25 I*ik« "tre-t, uow occupied l>y tho subscriber. TUo bousals In fine order, ami li.u all Clio modrru rnuveuietices, water, gas, &•*., to make it desirable for a family. I'ooscs.nlon ran be had any time after the first of May. Apply at No. 42 O’Uarastre-t, l<> ap22;.ltf JAS. LAUGIILIN. TO LET.— The llnll formerly occupied by the ?nm of Trjnpt-rnnep, on thn corner of U'.-ntl ami Third street*. F.u-piireof JOHN M'GII.L A SUN, tnrCttf No. 237 Liberty street. D'W'ELLIXO b'Olt RENT.—A desi- E~9 ralde two nt-iry Brick Homo on Congress street, JJJJi containing f. i .'•.nij, a ynrd ami newly rudntoitulid |«»l»w.-d. apply ».. WATT A WILSON. Jiv-'i No. 2US Liberty street. OTanis, WASTED Men to engage Id the Rale of the most popular selling B-ejka in America, Invalids, Mechanics, farmers and Teao l>ags prime Green Kio Coffee just urrirod nnd f>r sale.by ATWELL, LEE A CO, . ,Jel7 No. 8 Wood street. YENETI’AN and for sa’e by j.i7 It. L. FAHNESTOCK ACO BEANS. —2t>o bus. for solo by j,4 HENUV IL Q3LIJN?. an KEOSptoe X'J.l Sil T-vift Tobacco ""° mf "“'manin i oii.woaTn^ F" RUSH BUTTER- H bbU fr«h Ball Butter for Uhle u»< 'ml lb» No 1 Lea^^h n f tin. maralnfi and for sale *t,Xo 27 Fifth street. R j*lV , . 11. RIPPLE. POULTRY. —A large lot of fresh Poultry, Tuikics, Chickens, Ducks and Geese, rcc’d this morn* jog and for sale at N 027 Fifth street. fl. RIDDLE. SYRUP —50 bbLa. Eastern Syrup for sale by jail JOHN FLOTD * CO. Concentrated lye— loo cases, for rale by a A. FAHNESTOCK A CO, d«SI corner Wood nml First stil INKS AND FLUIDS-Arnold's, David's Warren, Kirtlaud'a and Maynard A Noyes* for sal*by W. S. HAVEN, jail Hm. SI, .r, and 33 Market eta. ICE SPURS-" OF VARIOUS SIZES, For calc, WUolesalo and Retail, by W. D. MATTHEWS. d»2S Bmithfield street, near Ptrtli. SLATES —Pennsylvania, German, nnd Iron, with sunare and oral frame*, for sale by W. tfc HAVEN, jail • corner Market and Second sta. BLUELICK WATER, fresh from th Springs, at jalfi JOB. FLEMITtO’H. WHOLESALE DEALER IN CutcnciATt AcrtCT IIOTSL l!t*. Co., Feb. 6 th, 1667. Du. kerbEß's Shoulder Braces—Prom Pittsburgh Dispatch, April 10th, 1656, —For more than 3 yr-urf past *n bare ronsUnCl; worn tlio Washington Sua ponder Jinirt), manufcictnred by Dr. Geo. 11. Keyaer. of No HO Wood etn-et, in thiscity, and would heartily recoin nji-ndlt to all w ho are compelled to follow a sedentary ecenG pntiou. At we Unro before remarked, in calling attention ~~ to itt merit*, It aiuwera for a brace and auspeodora, the weight of ihepfuitAloon* belcgao placed a* to continually tend to bring tbe •houMert to their natnrul position and ex (Mind the rlnut, Women, hnndn-daof whom are annually injured by the wei~nt ot enormous '•sorts,” nhonld alto pnM-ure Uf «e brurva. Do partlcolar In procuring the kind mentioned, a« many of the braces told are humbug. hold at Dr. tIUO. 11. KEYSER’P,Wholesale Drnggiat, 140 Wood re t. tiiru of tlx-Gulden Mortar. Je2&dAwiF All InfaJllbl* Couglt Remedy.—l had t*«n hick three month*, not able to do anything, with a cough Mul otuff.-d rondition ofthe wind-pipe; I tried of the best phT>-iriant id thla city wilhoot n-ceiriag any benefit all of them toil) my long* were affected. I was tp my Uni finring the greater j*art of thJt time, I eipectorated f a pn-at di-nl^vfmatter from my lung*. The Urst two dote* of yotir Pectoral ?rmp that I look, 1 could not take without laying down iu niy Uni, but befnro I had takrfi two bottles 1 wm l utirely cured. I hare U*ti well over ainoe. ity eick ucy. comnieucetf nbiini tho first of March, of thla ytsar. i am now, and was at (he lime of tny aickmae, llTlDg at Ttioma* I'littens-n'*. la I'uionurwii, near the Diamond. I'ttuhitrgh, ijct. '6T. Miciiaal McAror. iTi'carvl aud hdd by I»r GKO, U. KBYSER, No. liu Wooiletroot, Pittabnrgh, Pa., and by Dmgsiat* everywhero. Oo‘JU;d*WKP For Deaf Perao(j».— a»»vstic Atntctxn— fhese ewly invented instruDunta Uiat enable thedeof to hoar in ■I tte of doafnoM, an- in advance of anything yet knewu, w ikely to bocotne of any real service to deaf pcraoca. Cy tut An* of au artificial drum, the power of hearing i* affected, and all th» circumstance that ntteud trumpets and mbe*. are cntinlrdisjw*n»r excited, appetite variable, stomach ami N dt-rang'-d, with pain. Any mental or physical eXerti-ni w.,s «uro to bring on all the symptom*, anJ I had in addition, falling of the womb, andcreat pain in that re gion. Uno physician afler another sxhaosted hi* skill and gave me up. A patient and ix'rsersriog m** of MAR* SHALL’? CTEKINECATHOLICON fortunately cured we aii-t 1 .n- no t. rd> vuihcicut to express my thankfulness Mrs. JULIA ANNE JOHNSON. bad other uoalm-s, <■ - il V-'"- away. gvnerul^U*TOgamloetdilty,pain^o'u l e JlSirTr Wi' '' slioiildcr blades tlu. troublr In the stomach and bowels, with cmd^nantS 4 *”^'' and t«wt and dreadful uerroosnea. The least excitement would make nio feel as If I should fly away. \ tried doctors and drugs, and everything, one alter another, without the benefit. One l-ottie of MARSHALL’S UTERINE CAIHOL ICON changed some of my symptoms for the bettor, and no» I am untindy and radically cared. I wish that,«Tery woman could kuow what it will do. CLARISSA OBER. MARSHALL’S UTERINE CATHOLICAN has eared my life, as 1 vt-rilv LolieTo. I triud doctors and medicine until It «ecrued useless to try longer, when Imet with a lady who r>-c»aimt-ndod l be Catholicon so strongly that I deemed It my duty to try li I was mostly troubled with deranged mate struutioo. My symptoms wero principally pain* la the back and abdomen, bearing down pain at the time cf thd Qlnen, blonting, colic, nansea, constipation, fueling as If the back and limbs were bruised or broken, erpctu*lotivind yiTT ntt litr anxiety (life wemed to be a burden,) disturbed sleep, Aint nesn.sbudderiDgs, fatigue on walking in the marnlngJflalo* lence, cxmstinaliun, pn-esure ofblooa in the head, -» T -^ nffßl especially when stooping, great irritability oftamper,almost constant inclination to pas* water, great resUeesnesa and de sire to ween or feel unhappy. I was not only entirely enrol mjwelf of all these symptoms, which I have given a* an la* perfect accouut of my sufferings, but I have known ao many others cured in our town that l feei bound to let yon know, that others who are similarly situated may also find reliaL EMMA VOSBURQU. For a long time 1 had UtcrinocomplalnU with the follow log symptoms: I was nerrous, emaciated and irritable; •mrd to abound in complaints, some of which I will try to give you: pain in the lower organs, and a feeling as if acme thing was going to fall out; inability to walk much on «c count of u fooling of fullness; aching and dragging, and ahooting pains in the bock, loins, and extendlngdown the legs- tbo jolting produced by riding caused great pain; snosmtxlic shootings and pains in the sida, stomach and bow els; headache, with ringing in the ears; every fiber of the body socutrd sore; great Irritability; intense nervousness, 1 ccuf-l uol bear the least excitement without being prostrated for a day; 1 could scarcely mors about the bourn, and did not take pleasure In anything. I had gives up hope, having lied everything, as I supposed in vain, but a friend called my attention to MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON. I took it, hoping against bopo. Most fortunately it cured me, and there Is not a healthier or more grateful woman tn the country. I trust all will uso it. It is truly the woman’# Irioudin tired. Mr*. FLORENCE LESLIE. MA KSHA LUS CTF-RISE CA THOLICON will urtaia fy cure Falling of the Womb, Whites, Suppressed, Irregular or Painful ile-istruaiion, and Ins tates of Ihe Kidney t or Urinary Organa, Retention op.Jncm tineoce of Urine, llnzrlbum, Qjttivtnrta, Neroousnessi.Pxinte ingt, Tiupilotimt, Cramps, Disturbed Sleep, and airtroublea * organic or sympathetic, amntcted with Ike Uterine organs. jTie price of 11ARSHALV UTEBINE CATHOL ICON u One DUlarand a Halfpcr tingle Unit. On the rreript of nr doliart fire UdUcs shallbtsad by ex press, frtt of charge, to the end of the express mule. Be particular to write (he port oyice address, tenon, evusiCy and Sale. _ _ . Ip will guarantee that (At i Mfimn* wi3 be sent an rtccinf of the money. Address PS.GEO. IL KITBEB, No. WO Wood ■trert, Pittsburgh, Fitn of tboOoUea Mortar. OLD DOSISIIOa OYSTER rouse, CORNER HAND AND LIRKRTT STREETS, RECm'ED DAILY. L/ CAN AMD SHELL OYSTERS. Lake and Eastern Fish, 4 CawftySeed; . W ki{i Ho 1 Lord* 125 bc***Chec»l^ „ a '°. l , b9 *«*»he*t Floor; * miwoaiß. *®> WS Cwoulitaet au2o:d4wtf f iHrlJical. manyywra A. O. JBeGRBW