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PITTSBURGH:
[y TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 26, 1858.
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tromcuz. papzb of rax cHr.-«*
| Repcblicam Executive Committee
| tsrS.-J?!??, o **of Allegheny,* a mwUns coated at
* »- n . a fc fWay«vonlng, SU io«t., appointed tbo
5 Vigilance, and earnestly
t - * n °i^ tat ' c,n * n Wtaprlalng the committee* to take *och h‘>u
i owhla measures a* may tw* n*ce*nirjto bring crat the R«*-
f pUhUcon ToU at the Election oh the 20th Inst :
I Waxd—Robert White, P. W. Smith, JUtnool Dj«f, H
{ HEjlta, J. M. Dreaoen. 000. Mulie**, John Atwell, Din<l
5 IL Q«nrig, John Price.
!l 2d Ward—John Roomy, Wo. F. Dill, Jo*. Kirkpatrick,
J-p. Oofla,. J. B. Soiith, John Blclntiro, 11. E. Paris, Ja*.
Vfm. Murdock, Jm. SoDderaou;
2t> liijrd, Wm. Owen*. A. C. Alexander,
OoM. Ray, C. TV. Devlin, Geo. P. BeiUtoiu, Jobs Meyer,?.
• McGinnis, Tb». Moritz, Jacob Khafiull.
i 4ra WiSD—J. p. liildwio, R. P. llcDoirril, Satn’MVil
•on, VF. W. 8011, lUcbanl Bar.l, T. Uidetft«i»«, A. M.'lUrch
. field, Philip Foster, J. A. Myler, 11. Anshnl*. JvIS 2tJ
TUB IIETURNSI
Will our friends who ms/ see this Bend ns as
man/returns of the election as I hey can from
the country disfrictu ?
Railboad Urnow.—Wo made notice some
time since of (be foci that a contract bad been
entered into between the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne &. Chicago; Cleveland, Pittsburgh &'
Wheeling and Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cincin
-1 noil Railroads, by which the cars of the two
latter companies were to run into this city on
independent time., This contract was signed by
tho various interested parties on the 21st inst.
and went into effect yesterday morning. Ifith
erto thtf freight business of the C. p.; & W.
• Roai has been done in Manchester; that of the
C. Roald in Allegheny city; Hereafter it
wul all be dono on the Livingston property,
known os the American HolefyarJ, immediately
east of the present passenger depot of the P.,
.Ft. W. & C. R. R , and extending from Penn
• Street to tho AUegheoy river. Workmen are.
•'*. engaged in removing metal etc. from this ground
preparatory to - the laying of tracks, switches
Ho, for the business which they will do.
. CoL Joo. P. Glass; well and favorably known
•'.j ia this community, will act as freight' agent for
jotkos. t P. & W. and P:, C. &C. Roads, ills
place of business will be iu this city at the
ground above mentioned.
• - This hew arrangement trill throw an immense
, . amount- of travel on the track between here
i and RocE&fer. No less than twenty-Gve trains
1 per day will be rub over this track, being eleven
i passenger trains going and coming, together
•; with freight trains.etc.
Suicide hr Deowsisc.— Capt. Itobert Cooper,
or Freeport, committed aoicldo by drowning
himself, on Friday night last, at Mr. John
Karos landing, in the Alleghenyriver. His
houy was found on Saturday morning about
four hundred yards below the house, and fol
lowed to.its final resting place on Sabbath, by n
largo.ynd respectable concourse of friends aad
aCquaiaUmr<rj; r 21r.10 hod f*«en laboring under
mental for several weeks back,
brought on Dy a fear of coming to want, as we*
aro credibly informed; and at the time of this
rash act was sojourning with somo of his ac
quaintances in the neighborhood of Mr. K.’s
residence. ,On the evening the deed was com
mitted he took his pocket-book, watch, etc.,
from liia-pockets .*aad placed them upon the
mantle-piece, as If in the act of retiriog. He
then excused himself from the family and walked
out in the yard; remaining longer than was
necessary, the curiosity of the family was ex
cited, and one of (he men walked ont to ascer
tain the reason of his remaining so long, when,
sad to relate, he broughttho melancholy news of
this self-destruction, as his hat and gloves were
picked up floating aloog tbo shore. Capt. C.
always bore a good character for honesty and
comet business habits, and we regret to have
Uiis startling news to communicate to his many
friends in ,tin's city and vicinity.
-- I J~. Quabtee SE.sstosa.—Cora. vs. Amanza Stetv
i*. '' a Enoch Howell, indicted for grand
;{] Jno. 3. McCord. This case
- •? ! a ,f rral ‘, lhe recollection of all. These are
•V: V':'; J • behoved to bo the men who robbed the drawer
jtfUK.t 2L$| r - “ a ’» J?»*«•. i“ November, of some.
■te-tb'- . Tho police discovered, soon aller the
: thort, that Howell, who bears none too pood a
; ':i character, bad purchased a fiae suit of clothes
| and a splendid shawl for some woman. A de
-5 ' preciatod bill which Mr. McCord identified,
:S WAS traced back to Howell.t Stewart was Kirn-
I tlhed as the parly who had -drawn off the at-.
( h tension of the clerks in the atore while the tnon-
Vo.U : i ; | '7»»s stolen. Tho case wa's'-before Judge Mc
•fcilyHff 5“‘ re ,n lhB Sessions nearlv all yostcr
. I':'/ ]'? “ fl y- Tho nSbther of Howell was the lost wit.
V,, Via “C” examined last evening, and at about five
V ,'c “ Clock the Court adjourned until nine o'clock
•3 this morning. Thomas M. Marshall. Esq., is
S Ci?"? 881 r “ r the prisoners, who are both jouog I
.>>4 : ti A“* S ‘C' T « rt comparatively a boy. The case
■A* ~'raay go fp ibc jury this aflcrnooo
? m; Boims Festival. —The Scon „f [hi.'?
“ilk" met lasl night at the DianonJ Exchange
to eat, drink and be merry in honor of the bard
of ScoUjp=tosto.e p Jlra , Xl .
try in Cbristenjioin., tundn „„
material to her song Tor gleeful times as gooa
old Scotia. She has given to the world, through'
worthy Rabbie Burns, songs for every occasion*
Meeting and parting, joy and sorrow, the neAr
and for, the past, present and future, the com
forts of the home fire-side, the pleasures of “John
Barleycorn," the adrentnres and hair-breadth
* scapes of errant kofgfris‘!/kc worthy Tam o’-
Shanter—all Cuing .celebration in the
• songs that prince of excise-men,
'the pMg'of Nature, worthy Robert Boros. In
every land, in every sphere of labor, in the
.greater world of thought, at tho bar, in the forum
and the pulpit, her sons have won the freshest
and most enduring laurels, nod Scotland given
the world no other man but Sir Walter Scott,
that world would have been her debtor forever.
' The celebration last night, though unostenta
and free, and mirth and full
hilarity prevailed till
“Tbo wee, naa' boors ajunt ths feral.'"
„ .r
• CT.r.
. PttiSTEK Gone.—-Joha y. Collios, a
Jlqr for some ttoaths past io the. Dispatch office,
! .i a , °* consumption, at his residence in Alle
ys ;%■'•}' ghenj City, Saturday evening, lint the pre
v£sM !J oaß "odoeaday, bis only child, a babe, died,
viv'^v,>w J 'vf- Collins nerved his apprenticeship In the
•i> „ co Pennsylvania, Argus, Groensbnrg.
*4 u« subseiMently purchased and published the
M Reeapert Standard fora considerable time,
3 £;*&i bot t his physical condition,and the
*•: njoderate'Buccess of the office, ho disposed of it
:,v.; ;£j and returned to his first love, and has since
vi “untamed himself and family at the case.'
i.» : •; I The above we clip from tho Dbpottk. Mr.
' « UH I ®H° batl * u cas ® ” for Bnmo time in the
office or this paper, and was a steady, sober and
T : :| indostrioua man.
: : His remains wen taken for interment to Mo
: ] nongalielaCiljr on Sun Jay.
We Observed a plentiful lack 0 f editorial mat
ter in the columns of our neighbor of tho Union
e f ° r 'T° d 7 s , week. Lecomptou was
scarcely touched upon. The reason of this is
now apparent: the editor is in Washington City,
t , h ° comfortable little place now
occupied by Mr. Hastings, to wit: that of Col-
BMfawli f * POr ‘ °, f Pi,l ' b, ' r B h - "’e hope Mr.
Baileymay succeed; not that we hare the least
objection to Mr. Hastings, but Mr. Bailey has
thrown himself BO boldly into the breachf and
JkTtluJ" 7 ! hanllmm ? 1 J 10 l’ roTe that the
P»P“t»r sovereignly in 1850 was all
bosh, that he deserves a good office for his zeal
Moreover, Mr. Bailey is a clever fellow, and
diys, we°hope. g 0 K,i t‘ ul>licin «“• ° f l*«°
A - l;BCTuns.-Thi3 association has
secured the servioes of Prof. Wines, of Wash
'f b , ow,U fcture on Friday evening, bis
subject being “Barcelona-with sketches of
Spanish life and Manners.” The reputation
or this gentleman as an able and interesting
lecturer is well known, and we think he cannot
fail of having a full house.
Geo. D. Prentioo, the accomplished editor of
the Louisville Journal will probably lecture here
on the evening of Poll. i. No more popular
selection could havc'becn made than this. ,
Titc Ladies Furs,on thesccond story of Davis’
newauctiooßuilding, Fifih-st. have been selling
at sach .extremely low prices, and comprise so
extcMivc a variety of elegant descriptions, that
all onr lady readers can suit both taste and purse
with a sett of tbesu. beautiful articles of dress
anti comfort. ■ The salo will commence with a
fresh stock this morning at It) o'clock.
P®- Horrcn, for a-long time Missionary in
China, preached at Sir. Paxton’s (First) Church,
on Bunday. The exercises excited a great deal
n, r 'f l “ lb f. TW P Iw g» congregation, from
wkBxt th P a S hm «o woman whom he brought
admitted", 0 11,13 tDU , nII 7 dm since, was
Mid tkd b^. C °v“ Un,on in church. It is
«dbcJiuf"" VpoUS Clpcrience in ytr T dear
ol Ulc - f ellowa caught at Steubenville
charged with commitliag thf ,ariou, b„gur:
rtes there recently, haring been examined be
fore the Mayor, Were bound over to nnswer at
the next Common Piece, and in default of ball
committed to prison for safe keeping
Smut.—Tli© Evening ChronMSs ToUicking bj g .
toricol sketch of a case of crim. con. in th© Fifth
Ward will afford lls “immense circle” of reader*
A specimen of smut not to be surpassed iath©
PoUcc Gazette. . ~..
9 We inadvertentlyomitted the name of Josiah
■ King.Esip/ of Allegheny City in mentioning tho
* . late Mr. Arery’s Executors. The^
Is Beutcr Couscn., pretest ell the members
bat Mr. M’Auley.
la the absence of the President, Dr. Pollock
ties chosen President pro Urn.
A communication from the Mayor relative to
a plan for deepening the channel of the Ohio
river, was read and ordered to be filed.
Mr. MeCargo presented a petition for gas on
Penn si.9th ward; referred to Qas Committee.
Resolution offered at previous meeting, author
izing (he Finance Committee to obtain and fit up
rooms for the Controller and Treasurer, was
called up and passed.
Mr. Pollock presented a petition for gas la-ups
on Chatham nnd Clay sts.; referred to Gas Com.
A petition from the Relief Fire Co., to examine
into the condition of tbeir building; referred to
Commitleo on Ciiy Property.
An ordmanco ‘•supplementary to an ordinance
entitled an ordinauco relative to the duties of
Recording Regulator, passed Dec.-4s, 1837,“
was read three limes aud passed. ’
—ln all of which action C. C. concurred.
A communication from Geo. Fortune, relative
to expiration of the terms of Guardians of the
Poor, was read and ordered to be filed; and it
was ordered that when Councils adjourn they
adjourn to meet on the first Tuesday of Febnia
ry, to elect Guardians of the Poor. Similar ac
tion was had in Common Council.
Ordinance from C. C. relative to outstanding :
Warrants, &c., was laid on the table.
Mr. Miller offered a resolution to appoint a j
tt committee of five, two from the Select and j
three from the Common, to vote the stock of the j
gity in the Allegheny Valley It. R. I
On motiou of Mr. brown, hid on (he (able )>y j
a rising vote of 111 to 5. |
S. C. then adjourned.
In C. C. present, all the members, but
i Messrs. Floyd and Sterling,
j Members, on motion, proceeded to draw for
seats, individually.
The two Councils then proceeded to meet in
joint convention to elect City Printers. Bids
were read from the Dispatch, Gazette and
Chronicle, and resulted os follows :
Messrs. Bailey. Barnhill, Caldwell, Darling
ton, Dickson, Errett, Fulton, Hunter, Hutchi
son, Layton, McCandless, McGeary, Norris,
Rees, Rqss, Robb, Sergeant, Smyser, Thomp
son, Ward and McKelvy, .PresL of C. C. and
Messrs. Berger, Brown', Benoet, Kim, Kincaid,
Kammerer, Little, Morrow, Mackio, Moorhead
MeCargo, Miller, Phillips, Totten, and Ward of
3. C., voted for tho Gazette and Dispatch, and
Messrs. Pollock of S. C. and Messrs. Campbell
Dignam, .Gildea, Hamilton, Little, Mellon and
Reed of C. C., voted for ibe Dispatch and
Chronicle. The Gazette had 3G, the Dispatch
44 and the Chronicle 8. The Gazette and Dis
patch were declared duly elected.
The joint convention proceeded to elect four
members of the Board of Health,-three for 3
years and one for 2 years. B. C. Sawyer, for
the.Cd Ward, had 25 votes and Dr. Gallagher lit
votes. Forlb.e sth Ward, F. C. Negley bad 1G
votes and Dr. Ward had 28 votes. For the 7lh
Ward (to serve two years,) Wm. McCutcheon
bad 2b votes, Wm. Arthurs G and H. Lytle 4.
For the Bth Ward, D. Hutchison was unani
mously elected. The'Select Council then re
tired.
Mr. Barnhill presented report of Aqueduct
Committee, embodying a memorial to the Legis
lature that the Stan* refund to ihe City the
amount still due to ii and unpaid on the Aque
duct. Report read and accepted, and resolution
directing the memorial to be printed and a copy
to be furnished to each member of Ibe Legisla- j
tare, read three times, and passed. In S. C.
action concurred in. " |
Mr. Mellon, from the Ordinance Committee,
reported baok the ordinance relative to P.." Ft.
a recommendation to
strike out the 13th section and the proviso to the
10th section. Report accepted. The report was
accompanied by a letter from G. W. Cass, Presi
dent of the road, pointing out various objections
to the ordinance.
Mr. McCandles9 moved that the recommenda
tion of the Committee be agreed to. Itjr. Errett
called for a division of the question. The vote
was then taken on striking out Lhe l.Uh section,
which was agreed to by a rising vote of 14 to
The vote ou striking out the proviso to the
10th section was then taken and resulted a?
follows:
ity and Neighborhood.
Messrs. Bailey, Caldwell, Dickson, Dig
ram, Hamilton, Huoler, lluLckisoo, Mellon,
McCandleaa, McGeary, Norris, Thompson, and
President McKelvy 1".
Any*—Messrs. Barnhill, Campbell, Darling
ton, Errett, Fulton, UiMen, Layton, Little, Heed
Reea, Ross, Sergeant, Smyser, Ward—l 4.
Mr. Campbell uttered tlie following as an ad
ditional section, which was agreed to:
Snc XNI That if at aoy time hereafter tbe
City of Pittsburgh shall be compelled to pay tbe
uiLerest on any of the bonds issued ttrlhe U. &
P. R. R. Co , or if h judgment shall be obtained
agaiost sai l city for any portion of said interest,
then all rights and prinleges guaranteed to said
Road by this ordinance, or tbe contract made
under it, shall immediately cease, and they shall
hot be again resumed by said Company until the
city shall be fully reimbursed for said payments
and relieved from all inch judgments.
Mr. Darlington offered the following as a sub
stitute for the proviso to the 10th section :
And tho said railroad co. do hereby agree to
carry passengers andevery description of freight
from Pittsburgh to Chicago at the same rate of
passage aod freight per mile as is charged per
mile, by the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. from
u * f'hicaeo.
wt?***™ “»■ «"
Ayes—-Messrs. Barnhill, Campbell, Darlington
irretl, Gtfdea, Hamilton, Layton, Little, Reed,
Row, Sergeant, Smyser, Thompson, Ward— 14
ays-- Messrs. Bailey, Caldwell, Dickson, Dig
nam, Fulton, Hunter, Hutchison, Mellon, M’-
Candlesj, M’Gcary, Norris, Prea't M’Kelvy 12.
_Mr. M Candless offered a resolution as a sub-
I sUittto for tbe ordinance, as follows :
ResolvtJ, That the Councils refuse to permit
: “ ,e Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago K. K.
Co. to cross Peon street in this city.
Sergoant moved to lay the resolution on
J“®, • • A P’ cetl to by a rising rote of 14 to ».
While the rote wa9 taking, Mr. Layton called for
the ayes ond nays. The chair ruled him to be
out or order. Mr. Layton appealed, but the de
cision wa9 sustained.
Dr. M’Candleas moved that this Connell take
the general management of the railroad into its
hands. Ruled out of order.
Mr. Thompson offered the following amend
meot, which was agreed to :
That the said railroad co. will, within 30 days
from the passage of this ordinance, extend a
suitable wooden foot-path, on the same level os
the railroad track, from the Pittsburgh end of
the bridge as far as tbo Pena at. pavement.
Mr. Hunter offered a resolution to refer (be
ordinance to the Street Committee. Lost by rhe
following vote:
Ayea —Messrs. Bailey, Caldwell, Campbell
Fulton, Hunter, Hutchison, McCandlcss, Me-
Geary, Norris, Srnyaor, McKelvy, Pres’t.—ll.
Nays— Barnhill, Darlington, Dickson, Djg
nam, Errelt, Gildea, Hamilton, Layton, Little,
Mellon, Reed, Ross, Sergeant, Thompson!
Ward—ls.
A motion to refer the ordinance to the Ordi
nance Committee was lost. Also a motion to
lay it on the table.
The ordinance was then put on its final pas
sage, and the ayes and nays were as-follows:
Ayta— Messrs. Barnhill, Caldwell, Campbell,
Darlington, Fulton, Hamilton, Sergeant, Srnyser
—B.
AV?.*— Bailey, Dickson. Dignam, Erretl, Gd
deo, Hunter, Hutchison, Layton, LiUle, Mellon,
McCandless, McGeary, Norris, Reed, Rees,
Ross, Thompson, Ward, McKelvy, Pres’t—Hi.
Mr. Bmyser offered the following resolution:
ReaolvrJ, That the application of the F., Ft
W. & C. R. It. he referred to the Finance and
Street Committees in conjunction with the Pres*
identaof Councils, with power to act.
Mr. Errclt moved to strike out the words
‘‘with power to act;" agreed to. Tho resolu
tion being read twice nnd objection made to
third reading, Mr. McCandless moved a sus
pension of rules, and the ayes and nays being
called were as follows:
Messrs. Bailey, Caldwell, Campbell,
Dickson, Dignam, Fulton, Hamilton, Hunter,
Hutchison, Little, Mellon, McCandless, Me
weary, Norris. Sergeant, Smyeer, Ward, and
President McKclvy—l 8.
Koys—\ Uesara. Darlington, Errett, Gildea,
R ««d» R oes, Ross, Robb, Thompson—i».
There being two-thirds, the rules were sus
pended, and the resolution was read n third lime
and passed by the following vote •
Ayes— Messrs. Bailey, Caldwell, Dickson,
Dignam, Fulton, Iluntcr, Huichisoo, Mellon,
McCandless, MeQeary, Norris, Sroyser, Ward,
and President MeKclvy—l4.
hoys— Messrs. Campbell, Darliogtoo, Errett,
Gildea, Hamilton, Layton, Little, Reed, Rees,
Rosa, Robb, Sergeant, Thompson—l 3.
Mr. Dickson offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Mayor he directed to draw
his warrant in favor of Mr. Dravo, for ten dol
lars, for laying board walk io upper pari of
Ninth Ward.
Referred to Street Committee.
The Councils then adjourned to meet on Tues
day, Feb. 0..
What dotlie Physicians say of N’baoe'a
Vermifuge, roiraam vr Tlejusu Biosi—LJstco to
tLa testimony of aa eminent physician to favor of Ucbme's
Vermifuge, which Is now ntuvsnaliy acknowledged to be
Ibo best iu use; ereQ members of tho medical faculty (who
aro ao oltru opjiosed to the dm of patent medicine-*.) rauout
wjtbhuhl the approval of Ibis invaluable rccut-d*;
Uro, Stark O., Jan, H. 1849.
I have qml •Dr McLane’s Warm Sjieclfic, prepared by
Fleming Brut., Pittsbnrgh, Pa , in my prlrati- practice, out!
P r *l* r *d to say that the unparalleled success with
which 1 have prescribed Its use, both for children and adults,
induces mo to say tbo most in Its favor of any sporlfir or
patent medicine ever before Lroogbt to tuy notice. The
mode of administration, the imaltora of tho dose, and the
certainty of ItocßicacloQs effects, give it. In tny opinion, ■
deddedadrantase over any other medicine of the felmfU
fare the pubtlc.
will be careful tonak for DTI. U*LAVFfI
CELEBRATED VEUSIfFUOf* manafact&red by FLWntIG
Bit 03. of fimapxqa,r*. All other Vennlfngve In com par.
bon are worthless. Dr. M’L*b*\ nnnlns Vsrmlfoie, also
bis celebrated Liver Pijls,caa now be bad at all respectable
J-eiegrap
CONOBBSSrONAL
.. Wabhjsotos Citt, January 25.
s***" “noanccd the following
member* a Select Committee on the Paclfio Railroad:
1 helps, of Missouri; Jones, of Tennessee; Wish
haroe, of Marne; Million, of Virginia; Curtis, of
Iowa; Corning, of New Jlork : Underwood, of Ken
tucky: tiroesheck, of Ohio • Gilmer, of North Caro
haa; Singleton, of Mississippi; Farnsworth, of lU
lnois; Phillips, of Pennsylvania; Leach, of Michl
gan : Bryan, of Texas, and Scott of California.
Mr. keitt, iu absence of Mr. Harris, of Til., who
had moved a resolution for the expulsion of Matte
son, moved that a further consideration of the sub
ject be postponed one mnotb, saying that bo undcr
etood, ou good authority, that Motteson was detain
ed at home in consequence of the severe illnoss of
lii« wife. The motion was agreed to. '
The House wont into Committee of the THmle on
the State of the Union lnvalid Pension BUI
_Mr. Gartrell, m a speech in support of slavery!
hesitateJ not to defend the institution as beine
stnrtly in accordance with right, the sternest die.
lutes of humanity and the word of (Jod. The time
for apology m past. The Southern people aro united
and stand up before tho world to defend and enlireir
justify it. Other nations, including Franco and
hoglaad. aro beginning to soe the error of their
way?, and are ready to embark in a system of slavery
more barbarous and oppressive than any heretofore
""* sl,Jerod 0,0 Prcphco, of llandulph
r«l.u\e tn slavery as asocial moral and political
dcnioralizatioD as falsiCed by tirno aad
aad argued to ,W tlm, lireat Britain’, cmandp.:
tion scheme n» a failure. p
Mr Washhurno, of Wisconsin, thought that the
PresiJoat had armed at a lamo aud Impotent con.
elusion ,n declaring that tha monetary evil, of the
country proceeded from the hank snspeasion, while
hard monoy was claimed for a basis it tbo gorern
ment transactions. The Secretary of the Treasury
had caned upon and obtained from Congress tho per
mission to issue twenty millions of red dog wild cat
™.T s i'l, b r^r'? I*' 1 *' 7 ’ ! nforl ®*P oa ' n f> what he re
garded its fallacies, and saying that that officer blun
der? in thinking something will turn up to rciiovo
him from impending ruin.
Mr. Granger said that tho Administration by ex
travagance and foliy had increased the expenditures
eighteen or nineteen millions of dollars annually
while the revenue has run down twenty or thirty
millions. One part of tho army is surrounding by
snow tod the .Mormons; another U playing second
Oddlo to Slavery in kanaas, anil the remainder i» 1
fighting for tho glory of Billy Bowlegs, ('laughter,)
and now Congress was called on to raiso four regi- '
, J lO should rote' for them his constiuenta !
would find it out. Tho Government is in trouble I
and so are the people. Tho Democratic party, so
called, turnod tho screw tho wrong way whoa thov
passed the free trade tariff. If they were wise they
would restore prosperity to the country by a protee
live tariff with incidental protection.
Mr. Bingham said that the Honso should not rec
ognize the right of the President to dictate to thorn
in what manner they shall discharge their duties,—
Notwithstanding the threats of the Sonthom States
that they will go out of the Union unless Kansas be
admitted under tbe.Leeompton Constitution, undor
no possible slaty of things would he give to it his
sanction. That instrument did not emanate from
the people of Kansas ; it is not their will ; its provi
pious aro in direct conUict with the Constitution
and the principles of eternal justice. It Is a fact
which could not be successfully deniod that the ren
so“ * b Z tbo . Convention solemnly refused to suh
“lt tb ® Constitution for approval or reception was
i D hat • would Tot * U aown * «*d yet tho
President has tho audacity, with this fact storing him
I in the race, to demand that Congress shall set up that
initruuicot as the Coueiitutlon of the people of Kan
su s: that Um-Ututiou wan the joint product of f o ,|-
oral and local uanrpation. P. ul for Icdcral Intorveo
tion the delegates to the Lecompton Convontion :
would not have l>cen chosen, and but for the pro- i
tcction of federal bayonets they would not bare i
dared to cuusp>e agaiustthe liberties or the people. I
Their rights were trampled upon and popular sorer
eignty trampled. Congress has been asked to ac- i
quiesco in this outrage for the sake of tbo I’oi.m
enO, a, the Preniiluit Hejs, for the pear, and ttuiei
or the whole country. They have been told by the
court journal that oil is quiet in Kansas, bat it i«
not the calm of people secure in their rights; it is
the Gtful calm which precedes the storm. Let the
supporters cf the Leeouipton Conslilulion look to jt,
that the freemen uf Kansas ore not pressed to a
point where patience ceases to be a virtue. Kansas
is filled with freemen who know their rights, and
knowing darq maintain them. Resistance to such
, fraud os is attempted to bo forcod upou tbern would
k*‘ » duty not a crime; patriotism and not treason.
The Committee rose and the Uou.«o adjourned,
j Senate. fhe chair presented a communication
: from the Secretary of War, giving the number of
troops stationed in Kansas for each quarter, from
January 1, 1855, to the present time.
Mr. Mason, from Committee on Foreign Relations,
made a report on Central American affairs.
The report reviews at length the whole case, say
ing iu conclusion that the Law of I7IM equally with
£hat of 1818 was founded in a wise policy to preserve
the peaeo of tho country aud maintain amity and
amicable relations with Foreign States. It de
nounce* its penalties only against those, whether cil.
liens or foreigners, who, uhilo within its jurisdiction,
abuse the protection and hospitalities of the laws by
secret and uulawful practices to urge a piratical war
against uations with whom we are u( peace, and iu
| most ca-es dishonoring the American flag used iu
•biel.l them in tren-p,,notion. Were enrh thing,
lolorated U would be to commit tho poace of the
-•.,untry to every restless and turbulent adventurer
who, unequal u> or disdainful of the sober toils of
peace, could find f-od tor his ambition only io the
licciiie of the carnage, tho rapine and ravishes of
war. It would take the affairs uf the government, in
our foreign intercourao, at least from the hands of
those to whom they aro committed by tbo constitu
tion, aud leave them undur control or at thopleasiirv
of unknown and irresponsible agencies. The report
concludes with resolutions: First, That no further
provisions of law are necessary to confer anthority
on the President to cmjso arrests and reiiures to he
made on the high seas for offences committed against
the neutrality laws of Hla. Tbo Committee find
that such power is necessarily implied bv the terms
section of that act. ArW. That the
States their arrest was without warrant or Taw? but
in view of the circumstances attending it, and its
result in taking away from the territory of a State
to amity with the l nited States, chitons who were
therein with hostile interest it may not call for fur
ther censure than u it might hereafter be drawn into
precedent if suffered to pass without remark. The
cucnmnUeo, inasmuch as tbo neutrality law may be
made more efficient by some proper provision for
bringing-offenders against it to trial, who, after ar
rest at sea, are brought hack to the United States,
report a bill making it a duty or commanding offi
cers making such arrests to bring or send offenders,
together with the cargo of the expedition to the port
whence they started, or where the clearance was oh
tainej, to be surrendered to tho Collector tube dealt
with according to law. It is made the duly of tho
Collector to give immediate notice to the District
Attorney and Marshal of their presence,, together
with the farm and circumstanees which led to their
arrest, end it shall bo the doty of these officers to
institute proceedings against them.
The subject was made the subject fur the 9th of
tebruary.
Mr. Duuglus, a t a member of ibe Committee oo
Foreign Relations, dissented from tbo report. Mr.
I Foote, also of tbo Committee, expressed bis full con
currence in tbo general principle and tbo proposi
tions laid down in tbe report, bat in so far as the re
port either in express terms or by implication im
puted Maine to Com. Paulding, be entirely dissented
Irom it. Mr. Davis called up the bill to increase ibe
military establishment which bad been made tbe
special order for to-day.
Mr. Trumbull, from tbe Cummitteo on the Judici
ary submitted a minority report on tbe contested
seats of. Messrs, Bright and Pitch.
Mr. Harlan addressed tbe Senate on Kansas af
fairs. that tbe leading reason for tbe
p&ssago of .the Bill to iocrease tbo army was to ena
ble tbe President to enforce the Lecompton Constitu
tion. There could be no other special reason for an
Qcroane at this particular time. In alluding to tbe
harmonious professions made by both factions of tbe
Democratic party, of attachment to tbo principles
of the Kansas Nebraska Bill, be remarked that tbe
President and those who agroo with him express their
attachment to U ou tbe ground, that It advocates
non-intervention, while the opposite laetion loved it
for the reason that it declares that the people shall
bo left perfectly free to form and regulate their inati
tnllona in their own way, while thas perfectly
agreeing in their approbation of that bill, there was
a vast difference in tbe measures they propose. To
carry out tbo views of the President, would be by
act of Congress to secure the organisation of a slave
state on free soil, but to adopt tbe view* of Mr. Doug- !
las, and those who agree with biin would be to secure
the organization of a frea stale, witbio tbosamolim-
Ite, justju certainly a* if Congress should re-enact
that neither slavery nor Involuntary servitude shall
again exist North of 36:30.
Mr. Polk alluded to the fact that several Senators
bad quoted from Uov. Walker's loiter in order to
prove (bat the Lecompton delegates were elected by
t minority of tbo people of Kansas, and that ltt out
or 34 counties bad not an opportunity to send dele
gates to the Convention. He read a statement origi
ginally published in tbe Missouri Republican In con
tradiction of Walker's allegation from Henry Clay,
Polk, riid other members of tbe Convention.
Mr. Stuart asked whether (lov. Walker bad not
been in a situation to know the facts which be stated
and whether Mr. Stanton’s statements in bis message
to the Legislature were not to bo relied on against
the newspaper statements of threo or four individuals
who were implicated in the very thing charged.
Mr. Wilson said that he was in Kansas in May
and July and cocrtd assort that Walker’s and
Stanton’s statements were absoltlttily true in every
just sense oftho word. In fifteen counties no census
was taken nor enrollments made,partly from neglect',
of officials and partly, In somo instances, because no I
officials wero there to perform tbo doty. He then I
alludod to the various olection fronds in Kansas.
Mr. Davis said he was tired of bearing these alle
gations of fraud.
Mr. Wilson remarkod that these frauds were noto
nous, and be was not surprised that Senators on tbe
other side of tbo Chamber were tired of them. All
who justlGcd or apologised for them ought lobe held
morally accountable before the country for so doing.
Mr. Davis asked whether the Senator from Mass
achusetts meant to say that he apologized for or ex
cused frauds.
.V
Wilson replied that ho diJ not accuse the
Senator. Franda bad been committed, end thoao
who justify or exrtiso thom ought to he bold morally
responsible. J
Mr. Daris aaid that be complained of mere charges
of fraud without proof being produced to sustain
thorn. If they were proren, he would be among the
lent to justify them.
Mr. Brown remarked that as the Lccoqtptoo Con*
etitutioD jrouJd be tent to the Senate by Friday U
would then bebefore them as a practical question.—
On his motion the subject was postponed for that
time, and the Senate adjourned.
New ions, Jan. 25.— The weekf/bank statement
.iLowa. an increase ; of leans of * 1 £?9,0OO; Incraat*
of specie $618,000;; increase ofdeposits 9808,000;
« ~ 411.800.000: decrease of
* Sr. Lorn, Ju. 25.-j-Late Ku«» advices state
that oa act has passed the lover branch of the Leg
islature, abolishing Slavery in that Territory from
the first of March.
Serious disturbances bad occurred between the
settlors on the Shawnee Reservation and the Indians,
resulting in the death of one of the latter. The In.
dians were dfiring off the settlers, burning Lbeir
bouses and destroying their"crops. !
Qov. Richardson arrived at Omaha, Nebraska, on j
the lOtb. In reply to a message from a majority of
the Legislature, now at Florence, ho expresses his i
disapprobation at their recent adjournment to that !
place, and requests their immodiate return to Omaha, j
St. Lons, Jan. 25.—The river continues to fall
at this point, with from 6$ to 7 foot to Cairo and 5
feet to Keokuk. Nothing new from the Missouri or
Illinois. l T pper Mississippi railing! with 3 feet on
the bar at Dubuqttf—it is clear of ice. Heavy rains
fell hero throughout all last night, extending west
ward and north to a considerable distance. Cloudy
and wet this morning. Thermometer 52°.
(Special Dispatch for the Garetu.)
llAttmscßG Jan. 25—Sesate.—Mr. Wilkins of
fered o BUI to enlarge the Chancery powers of the
District Court.
House.—Mr. Foster, a bill relative to a state rood
to Canonsburg; a remonstrance against an increase
of lolls on the Penyaville Road.
Mr. I rubric presented a petition to fence too Rail
roads In Bearer County.
New York*, Jan. 25.—The has advices
from Salt Lake to the 10th of December. Tho
Mormons aro nut counting on an open fight, but
guerrilla warfare. The crops ore abundant. Every
able-bodied man will be under arms in the Spring.
The majority of the men are in favor of the war,
and it is said they hare plenty of spies in tho U. S.
Army.
Adrjax, Jjin. 25.—Two men and Lbeir wives while
crossing Irevil'a Labe were drowned by the ice break-
St. Lons, Jan, 25.-vA gentleman from
Leavenworth on tho 20 arrived this evening who
reports having travelled from Weston to Doone
ville with a messenger bearing despatches from
Calhoun to members of the Cabinet At Washing
ton, the tenor of which as delivered from the
messenger is that Calhoun has rejected the re
turns sent to Denver instead of him, on grounds
in accordance with the Lecompton schedule.
They are illegal, therefore, and void. This
gives the State officers to the Democrats, and
also one majority to the Council, and two in the
House.
Mr. Storer, Democratic member of the Legis
lature was shot in the stage between Wyandotte
and Lawrence and will probably die.
Henderson is still in custody at Lawrence.
Telegraphic Markets.
New York, Jan. 25.—Cotton, 500 bales sold; n
declining tendency. Flour firm? 9000 bbla sold.—
Wheat Grm; 3500 bush sold. Corn firm; 25,000
bush sold at 70c for White, Mess Pork 40c lower;
sales at $15,25; prime 25c lower; sales at sl2@
$12,25. Bacon buoyant. Hams B@B±c; Shoulders
C@Ci: long ribbed, to arrive in March, 7J; dressed
Hugs $6,25@6,50. Freights quiet; on flour to Liv
erpool 2d; on grain -to Liverpool 4i@ss. Stocks
firm ond higher: Chicago A Rock Island 635; Cum
berland Coal 15|; Illinois Central 95; La Crosse A
Milwankio 12; N. Y. Central 80J; Reading 57-
Erio 212; Virginia Sixes 901; Missouri Sixes 85}:
Kentucky Sixes 103; Tennessee Sixos 895.
Philadelphia, Jan. 25, —The Europe's accounts
have had no effect upon our market. Flour very
dull. Superfine offered at $1,70 to $4,75, without
timliog buyers; extra soils in a small wav to the
Tho Wquito liberal
and a*-.,' doll at
Corn meal et $3. Wheat qualities
fret, J at $1,13(3,1,15 for red, and
»1,20@ 1,.10 for white, bat inferior lots very Jail _
J l /® '"“niands 70 °- c <*“ e«od request, and
6000 bushels new yellow sold at 60® 62c; a lot of
old sold at latter figure. Oata dull at 34c. Coffee
dull in I'onscquenro nf the announcement of another
auction sale of 2,60(1 bags for Thursday. Sugar
rather firmer, bat molasses quiet. In Provisions no
change. Whisky dull; 200 bbla Ohio sold at 20c—
Wool in bettor demand aod held with more firmness.
PaiLADELrarA, Jan. 25 Cattlr There
was a lively demand for Beef and the prices wore
well maintained; tho offerings amounted to 1100
head at 7up to 10. There was a lively demand for
sheep and iambi, of which 3000 were sold at s3®
$4,50. Hogs; 2,800 sold at $6,25(3)8.50 per Km
tbs., rnustly at the highest figure.
Commercial
COMUITTKE of ARBITRATION FOR JANUARY.
V. K. Itausor, V. P . Homaa Qbd;.i. Jon> 1.. Bom. B.
PRtSMk, Jon-eS. CoxißAtl.
vtceklyUerlcwofthe Pittsburgh Market.
| /turf'd tptciaUyfor Uu Pittsburgh Gnitttr ]
Pittsbcbqh, Tcnruv. J iscart 20, 15.'.1,
Bailout* U. U.-n a littu'mora active than hitherto
•luring the week. Kaatam freight i. hegloutug to
arrive Ijr the Weal. and tha wturfUkika a good deal njur
briik (ban it has .tone at any time before thw winter, Sldt.
the activity h only .-..mpaiaUve. Tbeord*r.r»rmaaul»c
titrei ar« not luge and thn fhi|j:neiita of Ptiuhtirub nrre
•Mneequeutly quite limited.' The Weather contlnnee
tike, warm and Quu-aaonaLl*.
There {* ararcet, Bny «-h*ng«i In the r.rlcea of oroducr
Th* market due* uot etiffeu any, wdwitLnlau.Jiu* reeeibt*
ri.«m ail eoarcea ant extremult light.
The money market b, in one wow, «uy. f or Cr»t dm*
iwrrwrnoi get ail the money they want: hut tha dm
ilucation is very ifrid. and tbu=« who do u„t mu* me X., 1
da not find the market ao*aiy. OnliiJe rate* way U
l<iot«d at 12(jj;24 per eeot, /Tzchange uo the K.-ut rules at
premium tor |Mt fond*.
The Kasturu toousy Cwuket I-imohangoJ Fwcie seeuia
to beari-uniitiatluglu all the hauka, iti ejwcie of tho heavy
an t toiuUiit ahipu mta la Knni[«. inrreaae is lu
dnaUd t,y the following statement of the banks of aJx
' i «r nt P r M KU ' <? d by the Phil*d«l|d«* Bulletin, from
tl»- diOi-reat r.-j.jrta published:
A Rap.b CaAsce ron Passssobri ahd Shippers,
j —Tbo mw and splendid f*st. running passoncer
January. I s '.'.' Howefla, F. M. Dozier, master, is bow being
*'‘ m P'<*ted *f tbts port, and will, on or about tbo 15th
-t cKurt or hebruAry, Ifcavo for St. Louis and all potnla on
v e , M, ” wu,i “ Tpr i 0 Territories of Kansas and
“' a ° r Ml,louri u ™-"■
1.2M.0U0 „
Thcßowenua bull was built at Kliml«llm,wD. by
•• jo4.HU.uw Mr. Janies A. Lukin, who stands amongtbc first of
combining strength and leant?
la™*., .bn,,. | - ,J -*” ,> T l tf-|||| I ■'
Her* w» hare, In two months, and in six citlk v„ Incmaee
n.illlut,. ~r doll.™; .ml lh
b. lwu.nbt.or .11 Il„ lu.k. ... iteiUolon/'f I.Vootatb
loot a correapoftdiog accuwnlatlon of coin woA be ut««rv
ed. it mayUufelflUlJ
X?** *' y " ‘"for* h*M *> lore* ao amonnt otTSSIT
SX£Kt£lZ*' r " no, " ,1 ‘ jn
Tho note* of the Rhode Island Dank* B re now taken in
account, at the MctropoUuu Bank, X. Y , atof 1 V rent
SeW Ko S‘ aod tnwn '7- The following
lanki Id that diet* ore in ditcredll or H.mtOaUuu. and the*
t rJ OUS Tr n>rn ? t: &,o,h CoWlt y- Wlckfbrd.
!7 a l, W%' k Mun,,,UnSUU ,lhu,b Maml < -' potnl - Tlr«r-
The Philadelphia DuM.liu * s y, :
" lark , et *• «»«P*retlrcl/ well aopplM with
eapitoLbot thecontiou.J .tarnation Id all department* of
tredo hat materially limited Urn amount of good paper
CnU ryy,y ** rather elewljr, out whit
ittle there itdolng l« upou a healthy bar... We obesrre
. Tra »“°®. OlHoaml Mlr*,nrl merchant* hare
made their eppoaranoe. preparatory to purchasing tb. tr
Rpnag aappllea; and this together with a determination
opuo the part of a nnmber of our raaonfatarere to rwmma
t/mca" anjuo,{ tLe “° ,t farorablu aigus of tiio
ThoeiodnoatJ Commercial of Satnrday uyt:
‘The market for Prorieione coatlnneeelcUed and baarint
end priree of all article. further adtanced today, c-hii lu .
with uo follers at tbo advance. Mr-, Pork was anxiously
aought after at |l3.bnt uot over 700 bbli. conld be plckod
ap at this rate. Balk Meat waj wanted at aa advance ot
■a 6 -* hnt bnyere put op their views anothor uotrh; Lerd
advanc'd to Bc, but at tho cloae there were no 1 wdler* at thie
rate. Ilogs weroln Quick demand at the ciuee at
but l)o!d«r* were (ndiflvrest, and teemed diipoted to wait a
better market, The receipt* were eot much oter 0 Ouu,
which eacouragodtlio ••bu11.," auj made the face a
little Jouger. Tltore It a large demaud for all kind,, chiefly
Bpeeuiative. 1
The monoy market rootlnuct eaiyynnd currency pleulr.
r.zchango I* firm, without change."
The New York poet of Thnrsday e«y» :
TlieJera coffee market held in Bret hand, em
braclug 1,000 maU. was wdd this moroiug at 10 crul* r.>ur
month,. Tlio .lock of thie dmcrlptloo of CofT-e It now
entirely exhausted at all the ports In the United State*, and
prospective arriral* are exceedingly tmall. We only know
of onelnrolce expecle.l in March, which, at 18 cent* per
pound, wunld acarcely crcr tho coat laid dojrn here "
Milt IS B k\t
Nutemlxjr, tn.'.T.
Nuw Vmfk. ST.SU.IMO
PhiU-ielphm. 2.utJ.oou
Uattlmon- I.luum»
ifcMK, lA*>
N*w Orleans. . ,
Pittsburgh 917,>xw
ABtIBS--Tbere hare Imn no UarmcUodi in Pott or
PeArU fliia week. Our quotation* ana nominal at flofcfiV'
for Poti auJ for Petris, ou time. Soda Ash is stead; at
APPLKS—the demand Is restricted ami suit* are confined
toanuiM .lota at $1,25<3>1,37 fur good rmuuum lots, £1 60
@1,.5 lor |irime and |i for choice. tt, m , M j„ of rood
•juaiilitsoo the wbnrfat f 1,25.
BACON—the demand Is slightly improTed. bat Is still rrrr
Uglit; sales or cllr cured Shoulder-*, Hides and llnma at 7 a
mid 9. cash; *,£ added on timet small sales of western at V/a
\A under these Ornres. '
BCTTKH AND KUOS—the market is literally platted
with roll butter, and it ia hardly junulblti to effect aaW we
quuU prliuo mil at 13<#15, most holders asking (without
K SC* mo also abundant and dull at WMo
BUCKWHEAT fU)Ult—Uio weather eouiltiuea so *ofl
“** iUb im i otr 7 (ar Buckwheat rioor has almost
ceased. There I* not much, bowerer, coming In. We note
cates In bulk at $1,26 p 100 (ba. and from atore in ska at
flXOrai.Tfi.
BKAnß—the demand is Tory light and sains aro mads
ouly in the small way at |iai,lo %t bosh. No large kit
could be sold orer the Inside flgare.
IJUCKETB AND TUB3—maonfactnrrrs at Pallstoo and
Now Brighton are sailing as follows: Docket* sl7otol u&
common am) 3 b.oped; No. 1 Tabs $*J 26; No. 2 $3 Nol 3 73-
v'°' * t* 2 * l»r down. These are esab prices. Mr'
(nn<ta,at factory. Prom store, common buckets aro held
at £1 per dozen.
at ß ns?? M^ he /* U “ UI, BU PP J P.»U'i P>l«* range* ft-om*
$t 25 per doreo for common toga farchofas extra, liilormo
aK,ataC^laSl7-
Manilla Rope, t»U, 13 c ft |b Manilla Rope, cot, 14 c « ft I
Hem* Hop*, eoiL 15 c ft lb While Hop* «£ M S 8 5
lV,lt e fi }* C *2 7und cat 16 c £ £
*•«!/** “ratline. 13 e ft !b Packing Yarn,cum I*’ <* u ft
BKocoitfi-jUjinW, *w&»asrXr •“ B I
JUnllU,«eon, 15 cu.»B>. I
lUmp, *
Hemp, ft coll, 1J eta a lb. 1
PLOUGH LI NK^—Manilla, 87 cte a dot, || Blnh .fu
OOTTO.V VAIUS-w.m not dJtei . ''“"v
change in figures, and continue oar qaotatinns: 1 UUir
. POC3B TIES.
S os. Bto 10 Incluitra 21 cVk fi> No. 18
Noa 11 A 12.....5: 25 eft B> No. 17.
N°-W. —26 c fl tt> No. 18.
fc°}4 2T c ft 8> No. 19.
Wo. 16 58 e ft lb No. 20.
HONP Ti
No. -too 13c$Q>X<
No. MO Xc
No. COO I!cVß>Nc
No. 700 Jo o V lb
CIIRKSB—tho market liqokt, s»le» only j u ti.» am.u
*ayof W. R.at9@BU.andao.beoet 11. , U# lO,U
CANDLES AND SOAP—Qsodles in steady at onrenma
13, noun I IX «d
Soap remain* as befors, steady at b for common. r.*
Palm, aod 10 for Sawysr'e ToUot aad Castile. gQ V*.
Chemical OUre. end 7 for do Uerman. * C,r do
CRAXDERIUES—s light Inquiry; sales at £&fta « mi
Dgl*D m'll— Mo, IfflOta, DrW "pKrJi
»eok from Srettaird.., JUJU oub, In one £.
or lota offered an held SI4U. Feoeheenrennl
MATHERS—«• not# sales of prime western on , n i..i
FEED—There hare been free sales of Fm>Lah»i—i
'» «8“ Dan,
»>k Lako Superior
TgSiSS? ufa;
.. .ILOUft—themaebtiedoU, unchanged
;«■»» -...10e«0
' rlra ~4?c?tb
I from ,t„™. 9
f “-S-tra
SOrggS. Rje Ij rather acirce, and m not* tale* from
bandaat jO; abetter iQpply would depre«i fl-rorw. Wheat
"aßocrifiS£??'n’<to n<l °i" l7 ;r” d “ iOE " oJ ''"“■■n-l
UROCMtIES-N 0 ts tailing to city trad* at<s»S/47
■n4taconnli7«t7@7(i. ,„ blrt* uid Ibl,. MotaMStJ
■SSJJsssV' C " n '“ '' ”'‘ J!
iron A t«blniv' -tho f, ’"‘" rin * * r * “» <lM««oni for «T.> nj bl
... ' P®r Foot n.,,
\j , ">>.aiu Pipo...: 7 CU. /X Inch On P1pe...32 cti
% ", : : ”.;k “ jjx " “:::»
P . ~ “ ; w : ■• -.i.M ■
Subject lo the customary ditconnt
4‘“ot;r' ,^","4^ aog ’ th * , “ r ° ■"
« , SS3^^S r ia."■ l * , **“■*-• mt.ii.»(.
mnF«l^!L«* n ifP. ,r at • cal *M®* »1e« at p>&u a ton
t:;sss& jk&“
Bftim r«A<.
Common Bar Ironper p.~Z% Perponod... \ G y
u •* Slab* « ...A \0 <■ Ift
tuim. 1 “ «, *2s
loj to im Kail* *
- keg. ...1,50
&1 to 9J “ Brails
ft Fence Kail* ft keg 3,75
«-l * TJ “ « 4,25
M “ “ ....4.50
Cot Spike* 3 io 4'£
J Inch 425
" 5 to C 4,73
Wro’t Spikes
ftlt length* (Pi
Boiler Kiveu ft fi> c>£
6 HUT IXOH.
No*. 13,14,15,1C* 17 9 8> O/,
** 18, 20, JJ2 *24... - 0
“ 28 u
m “ k " h *■ ™ -i-u
K3S* V °\ to : «
Upper li-atlier ft doz
Bridle “
:::::: :=s
s °- '• mai
MESS PORK—ia firmer holder* ore aiking *l5 bnt
ulea are made only in the imnll wav. g * ’ UDt
OlLS—Lard Oil U dull at 80 for .Vo. 1; UnieeJ Oil is
sf«m” OPe M,i M ’ 0,1,1 We bMrof cn,, "rt'TD lotiaolliaget
f.,l^°7«Vlk F ' f^ 11 ' 0 ‘ 1 0ppl ? dDrin « tho »«* lim been pretty
full, and tboro hare been Tree tale* at 35 tor Xeshannocka
J from»tore aml4o for Rada. Yesterday, hotrewr \«!
sbnnnocka sold from store at CO. ' m
11 hcarrt » ftnJ waquoteat $4,7C@
*5,00, Uie inrido figure* raliog, a* far as oar luqalrr hoc*
| Timothy U dull at *2,00. Flax l* steady at It 00 7 - 8
: »i^"‘»uS3£:T£;s, d „ , * , “ ■ l '*•—
wrronwnia«sL?h sL ** ” tf d r * OJ ' r<J « »•
WINDOW GLASS—prices are Arm, and we rewet tmr
JJoUtkmi for the small sizes, city make :—CzS and 7x9
*3,00:8x1.1, *3,76; Bxll to 9xll aid 9x12 to loxl
-Btl3to9xl3anJ9xl4to 10x13, *6O. TbeS £ uefeh
prices; country brands range 60 cents ft box less. For the
,n wtiTTs f Si 10 f ceDt dlscOTnt otT
WHIT*. LEAD—Arm and in steady demand at 42. M &
keg for pure In oil, and dry 9c ft Bl «nWt »o the nW.Tir .i;«
count. Rod Load net, and Utffi 8*
Ch sy° l ‘T J , l! h ' f ‘■W’ *■«. k ‘"fcy
Ifc 'o W ,^p?f* r SllM 4 I’arkiu*: 40 txtlfl iki, Ciiul
»tck; 0 kg«. 1 bbl batter, 0 bbbegs*. CUrk k co- 1 bbl
pooltrr.« Jo ,m, lie: So U. Onih.m t Thom J
IS. «k. Url,r n»™,rd; II l.bU Apple. Herb, l: 1 bl.I. ,rr,p
? n ‘ . th . e » e *Jww* beginning to look jrrarn. liunim-as N
Uojwfnl, It rAuiiot bo any Vonitfai tbn t, r .4i_ _. ,» H,
I. .!»»«» ..hit, t. t™,, 7 ,. STlI* K- J?" t£,J
f ™“ b r 0 ”,°“ •“""'‘V *«> 'l-CI„W So Kclto
V 1 * * “ re * n fwuti'for Mil* city.
Tbo Fulton City is luadiog with dispatch and will J MF ,.
aa Capt Drickle I. Lcotoau*! \b
K<mllo la tho biat for Wheeling t.wliv I UO
(irnlißm «IU ~ 4 ~V,to tft^it^L^
Tlli « ,1? !' T.i-*ljy |>a,*.t .n,l D „„
X s
Th'ono 1 V r i' m ' P rt ’ “I" '•«« ‘■’l» Comi.iSj’ ..."
Tha fine !*oal Metrupuli*. Capt Column, will | MV r .whHltulj
fur McmpU, anil Now Orleans. No better cliiS
-iiiu r 7 , Sa ™ **»“ 1 “plrudld kept boat
M pn | UM / fi>f« Umls and Keoknk; any on#
goini, in that direction bail tetter tako adrautaco i f tho
opl-irtuolty thm offered and thui ensum and eafo
advcrtUn dM l ~OW abollt fKWy to Irate. cor
adiertbingeidoans almv a u.leodid array, getlinE ready to
Sr/iSr I ",* i, * WB i r r *\ dl ‘‘ from Satorday aCmnoercial
“ ? ,t *‘* o *, o ,r’- xdl * n K* **\o*d ■* about $7OOO. and
T J 7O *' b,tt! »■*»« in connection with (be Mem-
Ser »nnkat than,oath oMYbiu
ArkinL?r»f ,ff *°r Bbe ,-ocx.nQtere.l the Bugur** th.
Arkansas mtoff, and went down m a few moment* I!.lm
NoJiyeaware U»*t- The Hirbange
L { other* of this city Dr
'Si'll*'' H~lf..i««r
f„ ii u W “ N «t*>n damaged herself iu r <w»-
Ing through the iTtdjfn at Corlngton. on tho Wa) ash. to tit*
amount of £5OO. a tew days ainra.
Af« laid iwcild, o[ th. Capt.io, of tou ronipn.lt., IU .
I*’.!,:'?'!./ 1 ;* 1 r -* ««>■"■ .Lm
i r . J htJllfpf * throughout the tu-a&.ii The
day* fur lea* mg St Loots are me follow* :
IVe'l*-. BiMoli, Monday: Morning Star, Rntka. Tuesday:
c f t. r ll° ni,lrMn - Wednesday, A U Chamber.
Gilhiun. TtnimUr; D A January, Yore. Krldar Minnehaiia
Rikor. .“atur.lay: Twilight. SJuw, Monday. Ilr-rwriak
KetcheTiil, Weeter. Deli too. WednLdar
C-» Ci,«man.Ch«!ferl-Fri
day, U ite Howard, Nantgo,fUturday.
The machinery, etc, of tho ill fate.) steamer AUezheny
iSriMi* 1 , oL ; , - (e *oc*ioo, la St lemia ortThondayT.....
Bt^on?. rJrtaa, * nßder£o °* * t'lfanirg acd repafilng
known rici..'ry
hercaWnbyMr. Chair7/ C ari, i y nU '„.
| apprecuto tho credit dn® ail ot.UiMOMntit^en^r
lbclr pri,Med.taS£.
ml,? rom *"* * n<l *“ parti™.
rlv-r?"“‘i b " IU for the Missouri
rhtr trade, and possesses ih® adrantar® 0 r ft n ,k«
liffi “lb “ “ f bulU »oJ maehhterj Col the
difficult nut igalluti of that river, giving an assurance
of safety, comfort an.l speed „ iter paf,eng“
Vu!fT- ,' n, i *“ cml S r »« <« «ny point on tho
IOOT miles), in the above
tl.oi’ a " a ” o PP« rt ”"i>P of doing so without
ps“eS„°. r „ l°7 rr: " S tb “ “I*"" »f commission,
P - J onavoidsldeon otherroutn,
lhe M P L“r,i'riv h " h r!“ 1 7 y “ rs «P0*»~ »»
elinn r.i 11 r , '°b's leave to assurotbe trav.
«nred P t f “ ,Ul “ P* 11 ” °r «P«u*o .hall 1,0
M J ,h“ '“i" lhe ,rI P l»lh pleasant and spends
sa™ fo secure a' pa,
f? on the Maiden Trip of ll,e liotvena. P
.Uto“of he‘ T Wl ", b “ E '". n sev ° r * l d “J’ t '” f oeo the
opMrti?.. »T "• Eirin6 ,h " M “ l » Ji -‘0“--e an
opportunity of eocnrmg rooms.
t '* freight or paiwage apply ou board „r to
FLACK, BAUXKS A CO.. ,\£cntJ.
Steamboat Register.
BayaW'i™^L^ n ‘' m ' Ur, ' wt, ” m “ ;, - ~7 ' f <iivl..;e.4..m-l
Hlv«>r e foct and fulling.
jßmustmrnlß.
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
MWa KIMBKRLY.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION.
Dr * m4 ' T»Ur»ti«,
oi iiii«nin ami peculiar la tt-rt-tl, entitled ’
TII K .«U OK ICK.
Miaa kimderly i.\ two character*'
Tiie mechanical cJUtrireuceiaDd llhi.lon.ol tliisanlendid
plwo.alwou.llftgjn oflcctaor ibemu.l uotul and sUrtliuK
* U , Uw *WIP»WWMIU 1 P»WWM1U which the lute *
Ut* gpuli» of tho ha» achieved hi dramatic ofTect nnd
amtilc dl<|ilaj, and fUU, Sloping tho or ffau
well appointed e.tablUbmonl, inm prepared after the orlir.
-■ ess
OS TUESDAYKYKSISO. JANUAKY .So,, will 1,, „„
> (leVce " ' .1..
toulae doU*Cour», (Wife of tho Captain.) Mlm Kimberly.
Ogarila, (the Wild Flower of .Moalcoj Mi.i Kimberly.
DANCE, LA CACIIUCA Mis. Turnbull
Tho vraniog’a outertoinneut will cxmclu.lo with
Dob Neltlcr.
FOSTER'S OAI E TIES!— M ASON
ICJIALL—Le«et, nod Manager JOSEPH C. FOSTER-
Acting aha Stage Manager, A. W. VOUNO.
QuRB DUCT lON IN PRICBg.-g*
Tin* Manager beg. ro.pwtfnl|y to Inform tbo pnhllc, that In
rutaro, (be prices of Admlnlon will l«r
PARyUETTK Areata. | UPPER TIER-...., ,uj rents
CONTINUED SUCCESS.
I TUESDAY EYK.MXO. Jan, 20. IUS. will be perform*!
the new cooimedotta, never acted here, entitled lltiftfi
! °n°LS or - WttKiONOiafflPiraaiSJJStJJJJf
■ Co ' D# { » Uh theaoagor MvUo Darling
WaU*. Baron da Urbuae, Mr A W Yonncr I«h c |h?
Mr. 3 oung; Lottie. 31 lu Kate FUher . *
Grand Pa. Seal MU. EmUj w.ldegrate.
After which the f, iria of M CSHKRISH— Mike Murphy.
wJU »ung., Mr Gardiner Coyne; Mary, Mlu Kate VUhtr.
T “ Ji, DBW r ? t r f*’ t °“ Til SI IRISH OU
o-r.^'°-lf. ANU ’ or m M UAIS THE WORD—Larry
Kate Jtab 111 ion ‘* t ' Ur(iarJi,, « r Coyo« Biddy, Uln
- » VB>
-JOcVIb
-31 c $ lb
-sacnib
—3.lc ft lb
BRADXaEY.
Baas L***, (Below the 8t- Clair Street Bridge,)
Allegheny City, ponna.,
stANuricroiia or
BRADLEY’S WOOtEN KMTTINO YARN,
I Or every Color and Number.
S PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON
abort entice for every eolor or nnmber of Yarns. liar,
og been oye of the original msanUctnrvre of tbs celebrv
ad ‘’Bradley Woolen Yatm,” in my brother,
Win. Crmdloy, of Wheeling, I wcrald respectfully solicit $
.bare of the orders for Yarns, ts tltove.
4yO*h paid for Sbeepgklns snd Wool; j&TAjj ‘
w. d. *> n. n*oALLon.
Dealer in carpets, on, cloths.'
MATTINGS, Ac. No. 8? Fourth street pw Wood. -
Envelopes— ' -
...TBBjFF,
451 muosas in
r- - BMHWtph •
i ; .***• o. johnsto* *.o6i *=■
-■■i-anioM^H.Wwgaat
100 BBLS. PKTMK MOLASSES in .tore
SUL KOD3.
Drat quality *»
HOUSp A St) aqtJißr '*
g Ji tt> 3^
% w “ 4 y K
.. rur
anrw> Shoe Iby 7.13
and X A iuch 3i>
Dandy fire. V/ A by «' '
«-lC and k Inch...
Saddle Tree 114 and 15/ 4
by 3-1 C and J 4 In 4
do “%, 1 and IV£
by 3-lfl* 14 j 0 *'
Imports by Hirer.
niVKKJIKWS,
.—..LcUIK AS® UaJUiICHCSS.
nun limit.
•MiuTmubull
EDWARD T. MEGRAW
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
tobacco ajstd ciglajrs,
•VO. 241 LIBERTT STREET; BEAD OF WOOD,,
O TKADSA LARGE, FRESH AND WELL ASSCrnTEIf stock" jim
W. U. Grant'. a x„ , “*“ ,t * c “ rer *- »Ltch in tbo MoirfDg t.„rU. brand* ' P °
h IIo»„j', x obacco _
Aranpe Pound Lamp Carendilb,
Haiard and Railroad Brands,
Cluarsi C 1 OAR,,, 2»» c «<id7Boies Half Pound Lump. -
■ OISTB MILLIOn CIOAItSH! 1
AU of .blob « offer .0 tbo trade et prta, BRANDS.
not fall to pleats. aulOtdiwtf F
. E . CHILDS &. r O’ S
° E mJJFt*"‘roo'l?' ®
A s: * a nowce
And pota, of d„„b,u t ,,»„"J® S™!™ t* D WATEB - PR OOF,
T»r. Iron or Blilnvle EooIV It miking nod? Kw tL®' T* “ n pnl Uoa oTer OU Tin
Booflng It wwrantod toprowm»Ut» \r Wp ,£ eroofma J **• TIiU *
w. «, .op,, „ npoß Ti D ” fcr
SK. P £‘,‘ h ’,',“; , P “ SQBAKE ' M0 * <>-««». of If. dar.bi!!,, u,
" 4 ftttsssr ro rA ' n ‘*"*
I bare mada a chemical - - Httebnrgb, Worn,
W E CHILDS 1 Co'B noonxa, l,n rtnro „-
ifh‘V,rS;”‘ ,r tf , ' , “ tl, ' r - :* s ‘‘S tl “y *lka!iao. II .oolj not d c «n,j |l lr baton «!. cont™ rrotM.
1 ***” W. E. CmiM* Co’s KlAstic fire »mi w.*., p^ff? ClSir f T J, A fP cr Rowi> I». Co^Feb. CLU. I^7
ISO'- transportation
capacity one HUNDRED TONS DAIRY
LLOYD & CO *»—
JJAVINGMADE EXTENSI“SrTIOMfs WINTER
AJL to do t hear; boatnou by XioXUla WINTER, are DOW pi epftfcd
fJm RAILROAD.
1857. OANAL NAVIGATION. 1857
IffiTl irVY 1111 ! KX;BR ’ S POBTAELB BOAT i mi .
.nI Viji Pennnylvania Canal anTi . > ** > ~ 3T,TiTA
J „ Capacity Two Thousand Tons Per Month Sch Way '
™ B EEN LARGELY IKCREAS
•PJrf WARRUOURR. CANAL 5 Ra/iN, 'j!? L '
~ ' _ KlE h * Mitchell. Prcprt.ton.
i£cß u lat Sttamrrs.
ilisxonri River Direel,
A Rare Chance to Paiftengera & Shipper*.
Will go Through ivithnul hr*hip}nng, io
KOOXKVJLLK. RHUXSWICK. LKXIXCITON, UKSTOX
U.AVKfiWOKPff CITV. KANSAS CITY ST
JiWKPII. NKUItASKA CITY. AM*
T OMAHA CITY.
lIE splendid new and fast running Pa<-
MnßrralKuner SKY-LARK, Cnj.r UKN JOHN
will leave for the ah.•re and nil n.tvrm.-lnt- , n
MONDAY. FEBRUARY KIRS r. 1 ’ ' "
Kor freight or apply on board or t<.
, SLACK, BA (INKS A Cu., Ag-nU,
Ja - 1 Oftoi.No.R7 WataF.trrit.
Monongaliela River U. 8. Mall Packet*
STKAMKtt TKLKUEAPH, j STKAMJSK JEPYiawrtV
p mg "
'■pilE J ',U!OVE‘NE\\' STEAMERS* ARE
A. now raoniog i.gularly. Morning Bruts leave Pitt*.
:, 1 i °' cloc . t . A - M - an ' Evening Boats at C
1 • _ XI - for M K*-sport, KliiaUihb.wn, Mouonga-
A,r - T ' B ti i ; Ttr,l ' in » F:, > , «* c, ty. OroenfleU, CeliforaiA
i and BrumiiTlllo tb'Te connecting with Hack* and Coaches
for Unlnntowa, Payrtte Springs, Morgantown, Warne-bnrg,
Cartnichaeltown and Jefb-raon.
Passengers ticketed through from Pilhbnrcli to Union
town for J 2. m«di and atat*roonu on boats iaduaire.—
B*ats rctoming from Brownsville ioave at 8 o'clock Jiuhe
moraiogand sln the evening. For further iDtbrmali.raxa.
quire at the OfS< e, Wharf Boat,at tbo foot of Urant street
_ O. W. SAYLNpLKI{,_AoKrr. ‘
RE G U L A R TRIWEEKLY
WUEKLIXQ PACKET.—The floe
•wigooitoamer CUEYOrr. Captain J. Murray, wilnia!*
~ r , lU * and all iuteriai-diate porta on Monday*.
" ,l * P jr Iffiglit <>r |ia**age. apply on
*n* _ tt\ B. VYHKBLBIL Agrnt, No. o Wood at.
RE CBLA r Wednesday 7~ib»~-
I'ACKKT, Toil CINCINNATI.—Tb.- -bgggtttT
fine now ttcamer J. \V. IIAIL.MA.V Cspt. HinV Jm
wrr.vr- *“ J * l! purt* ou fcVERY
»1.UN1..,D.n ulO .•*»* A. JI. Fur ft**,,
apply on IxntrG or
FLACK, UAKNihj & CO.. Ageuu.
Regular Tuesday packet je2la
KT FOR ZANESVILLE.—Tb«* fiuo n.»iggsttj?
»Uaaiar EMMA OIUnAM. Capt. Mentor
lor tbe *Uto anJ Intermediate porta EVERT TUESDAY
at I odork r. u. For freight or paaaage apply ou
_ «»® FLACK, AgV
FOR MARIETTA AND ZAN'ES-
B/57 *“* dutiful uteamrrigggftgj
— Z . K , V AUT . I . X ' B* 0 *** »«1 l«r B lor ihi Jbonj
tOd all intermodlataports, EVERY SATURDAY, at 3 P w
For freight or pniwg* apply on board or to
FLACK, DARN KS i CO, Agta.
(Sincinnatt, Sit.
Xj'Olt CINCINNATI AM) LOU- , rcßfr
I a^L y *PVrUJS^^^^a»tt--n l icr
- ja='i r .. ' '
UO* CINCINNATI & LOriB
- clm iTH"' * ri, "" (1 l ilJ HINKR-JeSffifrtr
jff •Ttms&a?^
FOR CINCINNATI A.MiToITT re, .
“‘‘.V UcL 'J»’ »«l Ira™ Tor Uio aboiß nnoHrintS
"VTUItDAV, aul, iu.t, , t ,r ~
freight or pusagp apply on board or lo ‘ tfT
1 J *-‘ - rLACK. lUIIXES A CO, Amou.
? 0K CINCINNATI—The fine I
n.» ■ta»r POTOAIAC, ir»r.i IfiSßttg
s'
«rp'r on b0.r.1 or lo “ “ r P"*»eo
tXACK, BAR.NKS k CO., Ag'n.
_ . No. ST Water St
CINCINNATI,— The tinei fEEtT*
SsSms s 4 “' c, “ k ' "• “• F- b fß3r„ , sis
F 1 Ft*®*' "AIIXKS A CU- Agoala.
& LOUIS- , (Eg* »
yiLLR.—Tbo ipleadld *te»mer ‘•DAvJggfe^t
r., *>'<«-'SSwS& Z, &'£%***■" r
-1 - • -. FLACK,BAfINKSACO., A tit.
iiasfjhiiif, Sit.
Foil NASllXlLLE—Theelegaat , jn?* *,
jj£?*« aL F ,,ro<,D ’ c»pt. nol.fe,„n .Lgfegttfr
daVSm'J frrf’aJ-ssSt'prr l^
POK NJSUVILLE-Thi"liiT7j«rr
*?} nt P ls^ i n S f riteiiuer 9. P. TlinDAHn
port, on'THIS IIA I “«imL£Si.“ 1 ,T4
or pm w ,|.p|,onl,»rJoM 0 (rtl;l.t
-J?'*' FI.ACK, BARNCS A CO.. As™*
ILouisbillf, &r.
FOK LO UIS VIL LK—Tlic o !e;nintTjns>~ *
■mm»r JACOB PQK. Card- lBS«H 1
l«ru for (ha aUiTeatiil nil hiu-nn.'diaic r„,r[« 1
mh r,r 1r,1,,1„ or p»™ a pp l, £w, „ “
. FLACK. BAHNES A CO. Acont..
For louisville.—Tiiesii^rrrarr
did P y*lisat.paafrt“BCLMOSr r rw. laSst*
r.uuert, will U'aTo fur tho above aud ull intmn*f?a£issSL
od TUKSDAY 2Ctli Inst, at i o“clock I» « I°**
or freight aj>plj oo board or to • • • For ravage
_ _ FLACK baiine a CO., Age.
£>t. Homs. &r.
Foil St. LOUIS & KEOKUK, I
TJi« elegant ilramer MODERATOR
«pt. U&ratfo, will leave for the aboro and all
POH. m THUHBDAY, 28thtot, .1 ItftlS,.r.M
walghtorpaieageapplyoa board te to *
mCK, BARNES L Co., Ageofu
FOU ST. LOUIS & lU2OKUK.-7WT
Tli« ipl«DdiJ paneDgorpacket “FULTON igßSStt
Ull»' C&pt. Urlckle. will leave for the above »nU
toodlaU porn,on THIS DAY 2CUi Insist i o'clock P. M.
ror wusago or freight apply on board or to
FLACK, BARNES A CO, Agta.
FOIt ST. LOUIS.—The fine new iJE2l*a
Cut running p&saeogar itcnmrr
Capt. Moore, will tears for the aho re and all uHermodute
porU oo THIS DAY 20th lost,, at 4 r M. Forffrelgbt or
passepe apply oo board ur to
J*22_ LACK. PARSES A CO„ Agent.
T7OU S T
LOCJIS.—The tine new •JO>
. »toamer MARENGO, Cept. McCaiUm -wHKatU
will Iraro for tba abore and ali lotennediatanSiErS! '
THIS DAT. '.Tib iusL, .11 ~’clock P. SI. TsTUZIH “ I
freight spplj on board Or lo 'T
jtll
PUCK BARNES A CO.
piOKST. LOUIS AND KEOKUK . (n> .
ssskk m '"• =“
J»l9
fLACK. BARNES CO..A«mtA
11,1 __ JULOK. lU.nxCB t CO- A^.
__ Jteto ©iltana, fee.
For freight or pen's* ipply on bardor to “**’ *****
- l f UOK > luaSgB 4CO;Aat«:, :
2000 dlgrades Hoar iaotore ini
■gJjTMIUtIfWMT IIOMINY
J 1 JA3. UAJtDIKEB.
,ifoc Sent.
Fm 1 ! Ki iST~ Tho lar fc’ c Warehouso ISK
ty W. 11. BmiiS k c...: y u ,. Ul
...a. an.! S.^n<l-trrrift. »: n . in invof ■*— L
park, m.cukdv k im
First ami UM n.! at,
K-KLhl • within 3 minute' 5S£
walk I»r the K. U. Stmi„ o> Tho- h.m- r- 1, Jaj-c- |J5&.'
«nda7^^ c u;, n^;;ri lbe * r * u *' «*iK£h.
H a wi7.?i fix'™ f M ;S“ ~ot of M ki “J" or trait;
Frera'J ini^i V J lo , '^ ,<wllo,,s,! ' Chicken Iloilo, &s.
Il Is our « ' f l!r n C *7f?T’* m ** ™teJ with the hoW
For term* 7- f, , ’5 ,tfnl in the counter.
' ,f * F- WHITE, *
~ -~iJ Ati-rnryet Lair, loti Hfth street.
TO LET —The two larcc three etorv ES?
F«n* proof Wureliouws. N»<j Sij aa-1 i“ Third <t BjfcH
- -'•*0.91 Diamond street.
RENT—The conlModious and ESft
Hr. *v gtory Urlct No. in: jggl
,tr * vt » *l* door* beloTT Pitt.
Lt-vris 1 EIWEHTOX.Jo; lVood M.
Tn LK T. ~:' ‘s° story Brick Dwelling SSf
ur oTh “ S ",’ J,''' * frT ’ rt ' at l>r?stm Miit.lij 112*?!
hidfo T ' "" fi “ l,h " l ™ J P>«l orie^S
issssxrsjx'r —««••«• -*j-*
_ _ J*>IIN H.OYI' &'(Sl\
LET—A two st*ry brick Dwelling
ill * - L ° i,lln ‘ f - r K 11-KlnGT**
- • - - No 211 IJburty street,
rpo LBT—Awoli linislieij Wo" story B©'
X Blok D«.lBd* la a'.c„,rl,r. coattlal,,. ~li Kg
J?K u.v. Ea,|„iraof '
* I. II KlNii, Noilll Li!*rty Btr<v{,
FOl NDKY FOH RENT.—The Pho:n'ix
>.)L!Ti>»T.p t no strict. I’iltalmrtfli. fonurrly occunl-J
fj rn*enwn A Miller, u«w l.v Hail 4 Sneer, la ’
DEUW^ofT'.x™,? f * LKX - MILU: ' I - «“!•• or of M, UV
DEItWOOD. nt ttfp Dank „( Pltutargh. jaN:dtf
"C'OK RENT.—The large Store Room on &
4»S:rr; r t' ,r *** nowii
J.J t Pollock. Alsu, Ul9 Stow
onto of* r “* '‘l l*£' ra , bsrri, ' ~r - »i«h upper room*.- Eh-
james wilson.
TO LET A turo story Brick IhrelHnffrfE*
ot. IU 3 Str.^ '.Urtwr-n I*l.o and <l,» rl&r. ‘E^M
•ta.re of j»ll _B. U. KING. Nq.gll Liberty *L
KEN 1 LVo tie>irable Houses on sth
X. M.. »*»n* U).- .r.e t <vonpj at prrwrit, ao.l the Q *V
Fnr V U ‘“' , «iTcn on the !»t April. l-S-Vt
* rrm - 4. .*|,p|y|.. ALEXANDER RING.
■ ij.,. r . ~ , 273 Liberty street.
w * ,r>r F Dwelling Ilou» ol
For tiT™ I Tn^* 7 , 00 ' ~OSO!>* i"n <-'« be had fortbwltl.
. Ppl> »- . ALEXANDER KlNii.
»uiof AhM W ° r? B T k Drdlios Hon*, on E.p!aua,t
•trevt, Atlrcli.-fivCiij. Immrd.-nte |Awe*.«lon rior.
W*n_*v *. ALEXANDER KING.
m .wT' 1 r "™‘ ' ln 11.. roar of Iho above haaa*
A.lecb.-oj City. Kantlow 100 good
ALKXAMIKK KINd.
-C- Uriui. * •• '- '. V'
“*J«»Uod,«M MwcMt&sp* ■■
273 ÜbCTtytre»t"' , - : ‘ fc '.§
K*ut reeU
-a p "' ““'iajßßftjgsr -
* 273 Liberty «trt*t.
A COMFORTABLE TWO STORY PSS
Dwelling, Bitoate ou Waablngton itxatt. - fill. EB •
Sntuy city, containing fir.
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house TO KENT—That
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Xo. !&T Liberty street.
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Bf . AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO
stock and No to trokcr*, NS Fourth gt
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WANTED—The highest prW
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hithertooffered to thepoUJe. EkJ brckS!n?? Ust ?' to
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LLOYD * CO