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PITTSBURGH:
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 28, 1858.
M9* OFFICIAL PAPER OP TIIE CTTT.-&.
|T Wewi of the Nel^borhi^kL
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TC S ular monthly meet
}?st®f ****** of Managers of the Allegheny
County Agricultural Society was helJ yesterday
morning, President Young in the chair. Present,
Messrs. Shiras, Reed, M’Kelvy, l'oung. Chess,
Hodgson, Murdock, Ncgley,, Thurston, Kincaid.
, minutes of the annual meeting of the So- j
ciety, and of ‘lho organization meeting of the |
"Board, were read And approved.
A nmnbei-ot.pocksge3 of new and rare seeds
from the Patent Office were distributed among
the members of the Board.
The Chair announced the following committees
on Premiums :
Agricultural Department —Moses Chess, Chair
man; Messrs. IJodgson, Ferrec, J. M’Kelvy, Bis
sau, Oliver, Young, and Patterson.
Horticultural Department—J. 8. Negley chair
man; Messrs. Murdock, Martin, Goehring.
Mechanical Department —o. P. Shiraa chair
man; Messrs. Thurston, Kincaid, S'* M’Kelvy,
Speer.
Captain John Young, Jr., read the following
paper;
\ “I have heard considerable puffing in tbo city
i papers about large birds, big beets, long pars
j • nips, overgrown pumpkins, many grained ears
! of corn, &c., produced in Baldwin, Fayette,
Moon and Findley townships. Now this ie all
right enough, and lliko to see a spirit of emu
lation and competition aroused amongßt the
r- farming portion of the community; it looks like
advancing instead of retrograding. I delight in
those things myself. -But at present I am ex
, perimenting in the production of inUch cows.
The amount of hatter produced by six cows in
one year, commencing January 3d, 1857, till
January 2d, *6B; both'days inclusive, was eleven
hundred and four pounds and five ounces,
(1,104,6 oz;) average per month 92 lbs.; aver
age per cow, for the year, one hundred and sev
/"enLeen pounds six and five-sixths of an ounce.
This is exclusivo of a considerable quantity of
cream used in our family daring the year.
I a cow on trial some time ago to test her
*j “ilk»og properties ; the time of trial was from
w£ ec - l 3 ** an - 21st, both days Inclusive. The
~quantity ofl milk produced by her in that time'
was twelve hundred and one pounds (1201.) We
are now testing her btfftcr qualities. In fifteen
% days she Eos produced twenty-three pounds of
j butter, lacking one ounce, (22 lbs. 16 oz.) The
; cow we have been testing was six years old the
| 6th day of Nov. last. She is a short-homed
i Durham. The greatest amount of milk she pro
,! ducod in onedajydaring the time of trial, was
j forty-two pounds, an<l that was on the last day.
j On tbo first day of trial she gave forty-one
j pounds. Two days during the tyinl she produced
; but thirty-five pounds each. Ttttname of the
cow is Lady Forest.*' **
I On motion, it was resolved that the above pa* •
j per be published with the proceedings of the
' Board, io the Pittsburgh Gazette.
Oa DlotiosrrUfd member* irero instructed to
i bring samples of corn to exhibit at the next
1 meetings
| On motion adjourned. j ;
] The Crossing or Pest* Street bt the P., Ft.
| W. &C. R. ll.—Yesterday morning the folioir
log information was laid before the Mayor:
: Com. of Ptnnsylvania vs. Frfkian Stataper, IFm.
| IKAife, John Jcchson and John UcFarlond.
•\ Personally appeared before.me, Henry A.
| Wearer, Mayor of Pittsburgh, R. Hague, Chief
of Police, who, being duly sworn, doth depose
’ j and say that Baid defendants did, on the 27th of
| January, obstruct Penn street (tbo same beiog
| a public street or highway of the city of Pitts
f burgh) by digging up the pavement thereon and
£ excavating a hole in said street.
* Complainant therefore desires that a warrant
* may issue and tfiat.ihe aforesaid defendants
a (P. Stataper, etc.) may be arrested and held to
•j answer the charge of obstructing said street and
3 public highway.
- Sworn and subscribed to by R. Hague before
1 11. A. Weaver.
\ Mayor Weaver at once wrote the following
4 letter: f
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To tot? City SoucrroH.
i| Fosteh,— Dta? Sir: The City Councils
» haying taken no action as y£L_ijespceiing the
"J crocsiug of Penn street by tho P l, Ft. W. &C.
j R. 8., and understanding that the Company has
a commenced work this morning on, the street for
\ the purpose of laying down their iron castings
. j in the gutters, I therefore solicit your advice as
j City Solicitor, for my future action,
j H. A. WeaTEH, Mayor.
: J AjtSWEE.
Solicitor's Office, January'llth.
Dear Sir: Yoor duty, under tie ordinances,
i< to arrest and Coo any persons you may see
place any obstructions in the streets, or yon
may hold them to bail for trial.
-A~ Weaker,-Mayor. A. W. Fonxn.
In accordance with this advice, the Mayor at
once ordered the proper officers to arrest the in
dividuals named in the above complaint. They
were brought to his office, and the case having
* been inquired into they were held to bail to ap
-5 T£*r and aaswer & charge of misdemeanor. Geo.
W. Cass, Beq., of P.. Fli W. &C. K.
R., stood their bail. *
\ ■ The Company’s agents, to wilt 3. H.llamp.
| ton, Esq., Solicitor of the road, and Geo. W.
2 Cass, Esq., President, declared most empbali
f cally to the Mayor that it waa not their design
t at the time, to put down the rails across the
f street; that then whole object was io take ad-
vantage of the sod weather to. placo orer the
;« gutter, between the atreet and side walk, a cast
1 iron crossing, sucb./arexample, as is laid across
Liberty etreet.pt the St. Clair street crossing.—
The whole-naifer, we believe, rests now as we
hare described it above.
To Invalids.—The near visit of Mrs. Anna
Mansfield to Pittsburgh being a matter of no
slight interest to our invalid readers, especially
ladies, we shall lake the trouble meantime to
present sorao extracts from comments of papers
In places she has recently visited. Attached is
an extract from a Buffalo paper.
“Large numbers of Invalids have already vis
ited Mrs. Mansfield, and their examinations and
the result of treatment have aroused no little
interest. Those who experience the actual and
tangible benefit of relief and progressive cure,
are eager to Inform other sufferers of the means,
and thus her rooms are often quite thronged.-J>
Buffalo Times.
' How to Toon a Pcsst.— The vesper sheet of
the ciij issued two editions yesterday, the,naJy
difference between the first and second being, as
far as we could see, that the latter had an arti
cle in it touching the OazeJte. No doubt that magic
word served to sell the Chronicle. We rejoice
with its -disappointed editors that they are able
to hawk off their paper on the simple name of
the Qaiette. Go on children! In the words of
Mr. Turveydrop, “Strike home and he joyful.”
Caroful study and observation may make the
Chronicle quito a respectable paper in the course
of time, and secure it as many readers as the
Gazette enjoys. We shall endeavor as occasion
offers, to do our part at “licking it into shape.”
Festival roa the Iktuuiary.—We learn
with pleasure that a numbpr of ladies contem
plate holding a festival for the benefit of ibis
Institution, in the City Hall, beginning on next
Tuesday afternoon.
This, wc are sorry to say, is absolutely neces
sary, as the treasury is some $1,200 overdrawn
and the war da-are filled-with sick. The legacy
of Mr. Avery not coming into the hands of the
managers at present aud .being probably de
signed for the beginning of & endowment. We
hope s generous public will nobly sustain this
exoelleaUcharUy which is accomplishing a vast
emount of good among the suffering at a very
small cost.
Tux Grcenaburg Herald, of yesterday, relates
the case of an Irishman who was attacked with
a sudden fit of insanity in the County Poor
House, where be was adjourning, and who, while
in that case, seized a little child and killed it by
a blow upon its head Tbo same paper re
lates the case of Mr. John Thompson, who re
sides some 2} miles from Grcensburg, whose
clothes were caught in a threshing
he being drawn into it thereby, was instantly
killed.
Quarter Sxbsioks.— The Court was yesterday
occupied with the case of Commonwealth vs.
Dixon; indictment larceny, on oath of P. Merit.
Dixon stole a lot of shoes from the proseoutor.
A verdict of “Guilty*' was rendered and he was
remanded for sentence.
Com. vs. J. N. Miller; three indictments for
illegal sale of liquor. Verdict of “Guilty” in
•ach case.
Lecture. Dr. King, a gentleman of fine lit
erary and scientific attainments, delivered a
highly interesting lecturo in tbo Lutheran church
At Rochester, on Thursday evening last. The
third of the series will be given on the 28lh iaat.
Tbo citizens of the villages should not throw
-Away the'opportunities thus afforded, of spend
v<Bg an.hour agreeably and profitably, and at the
v same time contributing a email amount to a very
worthy object.— Beaver Argus.
Assault witu Irtxstto Kill.*—A man named
Lamson was arrested iu the Ninth Ward
and brought before Esquire M’Cune,
on‘charge Cf Assault and Battery with intent to
kill^op^ath j\f Richard Brauston. The prisoner
was cfahmilted fo" trial.
Ladies {’urs.— The Jart chance for purchasing
Ladies Furs at auction, on tbeeecond door of,
Davis* new auction Bnildlng, Fifth Street, will
be'this morning at 10 o'clock- The sale will be
positive, and comprises an elegant rarietyvof,
the best qualities. >
On Goss his Head.— Mr. J. B. Sherman, one
of the Inspectors In the Philadelphia Custom
House, came to Chreensburgh lost week to report
W. A. Stokes' speech at the Democratic meet
ing, held in the Court House on Monday even
ing. We learn from a Philo, paper that onjiis
return ho received his ‘‘walking papers” from
Mr. Collector Baker. Mr. Slokes made a quite
telling Douglas speech, and he and Forney owe
Mr. Shoridan his bread and butter according to
every principle of lsw.|
Amusement*.— The Sea-of Ice is still on at
the Theatre. It is a very decided success. It
attracts good houses each night. The singe ef
fects ore excellent, and the whole play is worth
seeing, See bill.
Qardincr Coyne, who is no bogus article, still
attracts immense houses night, after night at
Foster’s. ’
Injured.— Three men employed on the brick
work of the new Pennsylvania Railroad shop,
now being erected at Conemaugh Junction, were
considerably bat not seriously iojnred, on Wed
nesday lost week, by the breaking of a scaffold
upon which they were at work, leaving them to
fall £5 feet.
Jas. B. Dodge, a young gentleman with whom
we are well acquainted, brought a suit for libel
against a Mr. Clark, for a little publication in
the Dispatch. It all arose oat of a queetiou re
lative tp a ball-ticket. Better Cx itup.
Ax accident. of a serious nature occurred in
Moon township on the 21st inst. Mr. Joseph
Aten, while building fence, was io the act of
carrying a rail when he missed his footing and
fell, the rail falling on his arm and breaking it.
Dr. J. T. Peters dressed the wound, and ho is
recovering.
Serious Ajtrat.— We learn that in an affray
last week, at Freedom, boweon Washington Car
others, the latter was struck with a stone, and
injored so seriously that fears for bis life ore
entertained.
We would cal) the attention of the public to
the auction sale of Stocks (his evening at tho
Merchants’ Exchange by Messrs. Austin Loom
is & Co.
Ok Friday evening, the Rev. Sam’l. W. Reed,
® will deliver an address in Seminary
Hall, New Brighton.
Cot. Friceer has just returned from the East
With all the delicacies of the season and of the
country, for Walnut Hall.
Arrival or Silver.-— Twenty.one tons of ingots
v ,UV " arriTed at tbe r. S. Mint, yesterday, from
?«®w Orleans. This, when coined into money, will
make eight hundred thousand dollars, a pretty able
bodied “pile,” end sufficient to clothe an army of
civilians at the Brown Stono Clothing Hall of Rock
hill 4 Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street,
above Sixth, Philadelphia. j
GLYCERINE,*" *
GLYCERINE,
.. GLYCERINE,
Highly perfumed. Sure care and preventative of
Chapped Hands, Face and Lips, for sale at
SUPER'B DRUG STORE,
t corner Peon and SL Clair Street...
Whatdotbe Ptiyaaetana mmy of U'Cane's
Vertnlfogr, pupiata bt Fnaiusa Baos?—lJaten to
tt»* testimony ol an cmineut physician In Estop ofMcLane’e
I ermifogp, which i» uo* unirarsally wVtiowlpdg*! to be
the beat lu n.*>;e»en monitor., of (he medical faculty (who
“E ** *"«*» to the u*. of patent medicines.) cannot
withhold (ho approval of this invaluable remedy;
I ixt>, Stark Civ, 0., Jan. «. IS-t9.
I have u-w.l Dj Mcladt a Worm Specific, prepared by
Fleming llrwi., lltisburgh. Pa , tu my private prattles and
a ?, P .T > , I ? r * d 10 * 3 3 ,th “ lh » uuiar.lteW nmn with
which 1 have prescribed its use. both far children sad adulu.
induces me to say the moat in iu favor of any specific or
patent medicine ever before brought t«> my uoticu The
tawlo of administration, tbs smaltoe-s of the dose, aud the
oertaintyof |u efficacious effects, give It. In my opinion, a
decided advantage over any other medicine of tfao kind U
faro the public.
will "rvfal to ask for DR. STLANE’B
VKKMIFOGK, manufactured by FLEMING
Bltoa. of InrrsatTMH, P*. a U other Vmllhm lu compar
“f n ar» worthlesa Dr. M’Lanr's guuuino Vermifuge, also
hl« celebrated Liver PlUs, csd now be had at all respectable
arQ X ■tores. Aoneprtiui'nr wtihvut the signature of
Jagh.UwlwT FLEMING nROS.
jamuannrnts.
PITTSPURQH THEATRE.
MISB KIMBERLY
.Lc-scc asi> MsNAonici!
IMMENSE SUCCESS
Of lU urß PUy io fire a. (a of iutea.e and lf inter*
entitled
TII P. ?RA -J F 1c E
Which has bwii nightly „(ib ful | h-ceveand lh«
the greatest enlbu»i»4ni
MISc! KIMHKItI.V i.\ in.) CHARACTERS '
Theluecbankal c.-»at..tei.,.-5.i...J .11u.i.mi.,1 thUepleadid
piece, abounding to .oT.vt. .•! tl»« luost m»,l aud sUrUiua
imtura, emU..»ymg ail .he which the mven-
Uvo genius m the a*e baa »< liirr,-.| i„ dramatic effect and
Acenir di«pUv . uud fully develop, u* Uio of this
weti appomti-t eitab!u>!uin>tit, were prepared after the orlg.
imit iwodrla of the .day. scenery BO d
eSects, itiacoufldemty rlaiuict to be tho most brilliant
ami effective play over i„ P.tt.bursb. it has l,a.i- ,
a run of aeveral wt-'fcs i u New York, PUiladrlpbu li»lij
mora,CiDciutiA(i, Ac , ±r.
OH THURSDAY EYcNI.Yj, JANUARY 28th. will t*
presented for tbe fourth time, a romantic j.lay, called the
SLA OK ICE with nil 111 beautiful scem-ry «ud thrill
ing effect*.
Louieo doAaaamra, (Wife of the Captain,) Min Kimberly.
OgariU, (the Wild FluWwol Mexico,; Mias iClmbeily
To conclude trith the Farce, called
NATLKE.iSD P 111 I, i) g,jJ> u y -
C -Mi« Turubull
UOSi'Eit'S UAI ETIES!—MASON-
J 1C HALL.—Leeaeu end Manager JuSKI'U C. FOSTRR-
Acting andEtage Manager, A. W. YOUNO.
IN PRICE »
PARQOETTE .SAcenH. ' UPPER TIR!L....—U cant*
La»t night hut ttroof U»o celebrated Irish Guuadiaii and
Vocalist. MR. GARDINER COY NIL
THURSDAY EYKN’ING, Jao, 23, IWB. wilt U performed
tha now and beautiful drama, entitled TFIK HUSK uF
KiLLAKNEY, or A MOTHER'S PRAYK.it—Wander
• liigDavy, with songs, Mr. UardiLcr Cojue; Robert
Lmtrier, Mr. Harry IjUigdoii: Alice, Julia M* L.>ul.e:
Lilly ' Lover, Mias Kate Fisher.
Grand Poa Eetil i ..‘...MBs Emily WahUgraTc.
To conclude with a uew Circe, entitled THK IRISH oU*
RA.NG-OUTANO. or Ml’M’B TIIK WußD—Larry
O'Ltnn, with tongs, Mr Gardiner Coyne; Blddr. ill—
Kata Fisher.
Valuable aud Desirable Perm for Sale*
THE subscriber qfibre for sale his farm,
containing aa pi, situated about one hftlfmile jj'Jgl
north of Salem, between the Ellsworth and Berlin
all tillable, except about ten acres of Umber, on which 1* a
splendid growth of the sugar maple, ta a high state of culti
vation, and under a good fence. It has altu on It a thrllty
jonng orchard .containing a varietyof choice frtnt tree*, car<«
* Jiy Selected with a view to thrlr exrutleut and superior
Aleo. pours, peaches, plums anJ cherries hi abun-
The buildington (be premises are good, large and eunven
lent. The house ii a two story frame. ruuunodiuun and well
; finished. It Is very desirably situated, aod In fnll view of
| town. There is a good well aul cement asturu at Ibe door,
I which furnish an ample supply of water. There are two
! horns, connected by a abed, making plenty or room for the
sheltering of cattle and stock ofall kinds Also, wagon and
cmrrisgeuonse, and other convenient buildings—well pt wa
ter In the barn-yard, Ac. There is on the south-east corner
of uid farm, a small frame bonso, with garden, fruit tree*,
etc., suitable for o tenant.
Jf. B.—The above described i.remlacs, Udng in a good
community, and in sight of a business and euUrprisiug
towu, are eminently calculated for a fuocllul twnntiy wt,
fur any one who wlsbv* to retire from tho din of a populous
city, to moro domestic life. It is ulso well adapted (or di
viding and selling in lots, being conveniently located be
tween two public roads. Kor further Information address
or iuquir* of KDWAHD JKNKINH,
JoJltwlmT On the premises.
T
10 OWNERS OF COAL JUNKS ANL
_ PKTROLBUAI BPRTWtS .tin United Klelrii
Caoede end the Krttieh ProTioce* —Tbe l£eri*»ne uil Com
piny 1* prepared to rer-We propone!* fur eapplle* of impurl
Wnol olte, oocediatitUif from the erode ter, wlitiuu
chemical treatment, ami fm petroleum iu Uie natural stale.
Ail proposals must state the lowest terms, os writ a# the
quantity that eau be furnished monthly, and should be or
companled by a sample u( not lets than onepoilon, represenT
ing theeutlro yield from tho piodact operated unou. Freight
and charges ou ull *upplie* to be prepaid. Address Secre
tary of the Kt-rueeiK Oil Company, £>U Bi rt.t street. New
York. JalC.l wd
BAGS! BAGS!!—Flour, Buckwheat, Corn
mual, Salt. Uam.Orain. Dried Frnitaud oil hinds of
Bags, mado from Bleached Mnsllti*. Ou>abnrx Drills and
Duck, ncatJy printed to order, in approprinlo stylre, on the
shortest notice.
llitlers mid ollun will fiod it to their advantage In the
quality of goods used and prices rhnrged. to hnv« their or
ders filled at my niannfurtory. DAVID C. HKRUST,
jal4:<UltwF roruwr Tdherty nnd Hand ulrrets.
El) FOB 1) ~W ATEK, Mi" from "The
springs, rac'd this day by J«2D Joti. FLKMINO,
» A PPLKS.—iUO Mils. Green Applet) (un’tti)
'J\. for sale by JulH K. DAI.ZELI. k CO.
STOCKS— Bank, Bridge, Inmiranee nnd
Copper Storks sold at public i.r private sole, hy
i AUSTIN I/MJJIIS A 00.
i «3_Pnbtlc Palo THURSDAY KVBNINUS at the Mere
cbautV Kachange. ja!B
O 11. PALMER, No. 105 Market Street,
Dealer In Bonnets, Hats, straw Trimmings, and
Straw Goods gvnerally.' t 2l>
Toothacux uj instantly cured by afew drops
of Dr Eeyaer’s looth Ache Remedy. Preiiarrd and sola s
tb« drug store DR. KKVHKR, 140 Wood st,
fwMuliwa f *{*» a# the Mortsi
TO EXCHANGE.—Wo bate some finely
situated properties iu and near Uiecily which wo wiil
exchange tor County bonds, stocks. Ac.
Pcrxonstiflviog unprofitable securities of this character
will And an opportunity to dispose of Uicuj to advantage.
B. BI’I.AIN k BON,
Jail £>S}£ Fourth street
Nh. SUG AR.—35 l.hds. Good Pair N. O'.
• Sugar just received and fur sale by
jnfl SHRITKKA DILWORTII.
Telegraphic Markets,
New Yoex, Jan. 27.—Cotton heavy; IOUU bales
Bold- quotations barely maintained; Upland Mid
dlings 104- Flour heavy; 0000 bids sold. Corn ad
vanced; 15,000 bush at CS@7I for white. Pork
heavy, at $t5@15,25 for mess, and $12@12,25 for
prime. Paeon heavy; Shoulders 6c.
CattU Jlarkrt. —Beeves 4c lower, with Vat little
inquiry: prices weak; 2400 received. Sheep un
changed; 7000 bead sold. Swioo unchanged; 1400
bead sold.
Stocks higher; Chicago A Hock Island 67J; Cum
berland Coal 15|; Illinois Central 94 j; do Poods 94;
Lacrosse A Milwaukio 104; N. Y. Central Slg; Oa
lena.A Chicago 744; Eric 22: Yirginiasixee 90; Mis
souri sixes 554.
CiKcnrxATi. Jan. 27,—Flour nnchanged; there is
very little doing. Whisky firm at-15J. Hogs dull
andonseltled; $5@5,25 offered, within which range
700 were sold. Provisions dull and lower, and
priees irregular; sales of 4000 plecos at 5, 6 and 7c
for Shoulders, Sides and aud Hams
were slop failed. Mess sl3, with
buyers. ' The river has (alien twotnHies since
tooq. Weatbetcloady and cool.
Telegraphic.
Lateat from Barop«i
*f KW \^ R *» an * 27.—The steamship Kangaroo
armed this evening, bringing Liverpool Oates totho
1-th Inst., being four days later intelligence.
Lrrr.npoot., Jan. J2tb.— Cotton Market— The salw
for fte past three days have been IP.OOu bales, in
cladingj.4otl on speculation and the same quantity
for export. The market was generally unchanged
and closed quiet and steady.
Richardson, Spence <L Co.'s circular reports that
some cases middling qualities were disposed of at a
decline of 1-l Cd.
.Vatu'Krttrr Market*. —The advices from Man*
Chester wore of an Unfavorable character, there being
but little inquiry in the trade, and prices ruling weak.
London —jfoney ilorkrt. —The money market was
slightly easier. Consuls closing at !Mg(£94J for
raouey.
Lurry,HrraJttujf* Market— Richardson,Bpeneo
4 Co.'s circular reports Flour dull and Gd@9d lower.
The following arc the quotations: Western 23s(S)
245; Philadelphia and Baltimore 245@24s Cd; Ohio
30a- Wheat closed dull with a decline of 2d(tz)Sd;
red Cs(fjCs f«l; white 7s 3d@7» 9d; choice Bs. Corn
was also dull and all qualities had slightly declined.
The following quotations are given : Mixed yellow
32s fid(g,32.« 9d; new white 3G?; old white 37s@3Ss.
Ltiyrpno! Market. —The circulars of
the Liverpool Provisions market quote Beef as gen
erully quiet- Pork closed dull. Bacon is hold firm
and .-toady. Lard steady and in rather better do.
uiand. Tallow is slow of sale, hut with unaltered
prices.
i.urry„nl Prod are Market. — Rosin was dull at 4s
Sugar firm. Coffee steady. Tea and Hire quiet.—
Turpentine spirits are quoted at 325.
Loudon Market*, —Breadstuff* generally were dull,
n heat had a declining tendency on all-qualities
Sugar buoyant. Coffee firm.
The steamer Canada arrived out on the 12th.
The papers ore filled with detail? of the intelli
gence from India. Sir Colin Campbell Las evacu
ated Lucknow; Gen. Outram remains at Alumhagh
with a strong division. Gen. Windham, after de
feating tbo Gwalior contingent, was himself taken
by surprise andTiis camp destroyed. The Gwalior
mutineers subsequently were beaten by Gen. Camp
bell, and again by (len. Grant, with tho lu?? of all
their gun?, store?, etc. Tho Oude Insurgents wero
pushing to tho Southward- Ail was quiot In the
Puojaub.
Cuixa.t—The Indian mail brings further news
from Canton. The Admiral and principal portion of
the English had gone np the Canton river, and an
attack was expected on the arrival of reinforcements.
Lord Elgin had gone to Macao. Teas were quiet at
Shanghai.
The papers tarnish no news of importance from
France.
L.hqoaxd.—The launch of the Leviathan steamer
was daily progressing, and it «u expected to be com
plete in a tew day?. i
SPAt*.—The Spanish Cortes had been opened.
Tho Queen's speech alludes to the -mediation of
Franco and England on the Mexico quaiTel, but Id
what strain the dispatch to London ha? not stated.
Tcrkev.—Ali Pasha succeeds Rcdsehid Pasha os
Grand Vizier.
Rcssia.-- It is said that tho Russians have ceased
to interfere in the navigation of the Circassian coast.
Africa.— Thoßrituih ship of war Sappho has cap
tured a slarer of 1000 tons burthen on the west coast
of Africa. The slaver was run ashore, to prevent the
paj.ture, and after throwing overboard 800 of the ue
groes the crew escaped to tho shore in boats. Half
uf the negroes thrown overboard were drowood; 4AO
more were found on board the slaver, which wo? sub
sequently burnt to tho water's edge.
, COXGJtESSIOXA L.
WtsnuQTOH Crrr, Janaary 27.
Kelt SR. — Oo motion or Mr. ZoUlcoffer, a resolution
was adopted calling on the President for all Informa
tion -'bowing what gave rise to tbo Utah expedition
and throwing light on the subject h.iw far BrighHui
Young is in a state of rebellion or n?si«taoco to the
authorities of the 4’nited States.
Tbo House went into Committee of the whole of
the state of the Colon on printing the deficiency bill*
-Mr. Dari?, of Mississippi, said the threat? made by
the gentlemen of the North against the South were
held in contempt The South expect a conflict at a
period not far distant, and come when it might thev
would be ready to meet it. If the North should in
vade the South, let them do it in open day, and not
ut night When ever a ringlo drop of blood was shed
there by way of coercing thou to submit to injustice
and wrong, it wonld W followed by a stream of firo
Into the North; they would find an nrtnT marching
from tho South with a sword in one hahd*andabiblo
in the other, "cattering destruction in their path.
The >outh have borne with patience the iiltack? made
against them, because they lore the Union, but will
not much longer submit. lie had more ro*peot-ft>r
tho Abolitionists than Precaoilers, on tho same priu
etiial that tho assassin meet? his victim in upon day,
while tho other mbs him while asleep. Tho only dif
ference that in fart ovist? is, that on© i« a grooter
robber than the other.
biddings asked whether tbo gentleman from
Mi?-L»sip{ii would curry this desolation into the
\Vt-?t**rn Reserve.
Mr. Davis replied that that would bo tho first puiut
ho would strike at, because thet was the residence of
tin. moanoFt and worst Abolitionists in tbo country,
i Laughter.)
Mr. Harri?, of Illinois made a partial report froui
the Committee on Election? declaring it iucxpcdieut
to allow Mr. CumpbolJ, as he rvqucjted, further tiuio
to take aiipplimeutary testimony -affecting bi? seat,
whi'-h is couifjted hy Mr. \ allaudiugham.
Mr. .Stephens, fn.iu the same Committee, offorej a
resolution which was adopted, admitting Mr. Val.
landingbain to the flwr, duriug tho proceeding? in
tho Ohio contested olerUun Co*©, and giving him the
privilege to speak h« to it* merits.
Mr. lUms mid bo would .shortly call up the sub
ject.
Thu adjourned.
ScsATt—Mr. \i iUi.Q introduced a resolution au
thorizing the appointment of a Commission t*. oxam
ine into u(fairs of l Uih, without resort to fom*. Re
ferred to CoimmUt-o oa Military Affairs.
Mr. Pogb prescuied joint resolutions of the Legis
lature of Ohio.
Mr. Wade declared that they wore disreputable in
their character.
At au impatient demand from several icnator*
they were read, expressing enure confidence in the
'_ n t c S r 'ly ui:d ability uf tho chief magistrate. They
■»V^P~H‘rtd C U l,^;, .;l r ! tli " n romtDßnJfl iKeir cordial
Ciucinuati jilalforoi; in regard‘d*’ ibu r«tu!£f
Lecooipton Convention to submit tho Constitution to
the people as unfortunate for the peace of the Coun
try, and declare it to be their unalterable judgment
that every Constitution of a new #tato of the Union,
unless otherwise directed by the people, ought to he
submitted to the hnmi fide electors of such territory
for approval or rejection, and conclude by instructing
the representatives and requesting Ibc Senators from
Ohio to vote against tho admission of Kansas under
the Lccumptun Constitution or any other not clearly
expressive of tho will of tho people.
Mr. \\ *de remarked that the reason why ho stig
matized ibe resolutions iw disrcpntable was that they
•lid not speak out with that manly iodepoudeuce
with which the legislature of a sovereign Stale should
always speak upon any question of sufficient import
ance f.,r expressing-any opinion at all. These reso
lution# endorse the President, and pledge themselves
lo support every jot and tittle or the administration
when they intend lo conclude by instructing their
Senators t., go uguinsr the only great darling meas--
ure the administration hi* presented. Why not
come directly io tbe question at issue, and with that
calm dignity which becomes a sovereign state declare
and announce their purposes and their will? Why
go crouching like miserable slaves to the adminis
tration, and hypocritically declare that they have 1
tho fullest confidence in it when they mean lo end
by declaring their slcrn determination to oppose the
ouly important measure it has brought forward ?
Tho President not only announces his determina
tion not to allow the people of Kansas (o make their
own constitution, hut force upon thum one mada by
their enornie*, and compel obedience to it with tbe
point ..f tho bayonet. Mr. Wade proposed, if it
should come to that, t.« resume (be same argument
where our father? left it. Tho South had uut upon
their plantation.- u uiote craven set of people than
those who pus-e.l these resolutions. (Laughter.) Of
rourso there was no necessity for their instructing
him how to volt). (Kmowcd laughter.) If tho ex
ecutive should persist in this policy he was a tyrant,
and deserved the frowns and opprobrium of every
man. The resolutions call Ids policy unfortunate,
hut he called it downright knavery and tyranny,
which demanded not argument hut action, ft tends
to a breach of the penre, and to stir up civil war.
Notwithstanding all this, they do not lose their con
fidence in him ; they say although wc adhere to him
we instruct you t<» throw his message jn his face, and
fur ono, bo, Mr. Wade, was ready to do it. < Laugh
ter.)
Tho.resolutions were not the video of tho people of
Ohio, and mot witii mr sympathy or acquiescence
from the Republican party; they were crowded down
the throats of tho Republicans in the Ohio Ixsgialn
turo by a cowardly majority, undor tho gng rule, be
cause they dared not face tho scorn nnd contempt
which would hare been heaped upon them bad they
permitted tbe liberty of speech. Tho brave and gen
erous people of Ohio would have spoken nol directly
without catering to favor any mas; boldly and indo
pondcDlly would thoy hn*o pronounced their will.
The resolutions were nursed under a statement that
hasto was indispensable, and yet more than tea days
have elapsed, during which time they have slept in
some man's breeches pocket. He was willing to go
with tho legislature and resist to tho duath an at
tempt to lop'o the Lecompton Constitution, or any
other that Is not the will of the pcoplo, upon them.
This is tho first attempt since the American rovolu
tiuii to tuko away tho liberties of tho people, and it
must be tho last.
Mr. Pugh would not Interfere with tbe special or
der by making a speech now. When the Locump
too Constitution Is presented ho would express his
views of it at length, and take an opportunity to
correct his colleague iu somo matters of fact.
Tho resolutions were tabled and ordered lo bo
printed.
Mr. Davis presented u bill os a substitute for tbe
Pacific Railroad hill embodying the views of the
minority of the Select Committee.
The Senate proceeding to tho consldoratiun of tbe
Army DU), Mr. Owin submitted a substitnto provid
ing f cir fivo new regiments according to the recom
mendation of the Secretary of War. Rojoctod by ti
against 39 votes.
Tho Senate adjonroed.
| Fprctal DtipAtcli lor the Oaultc |
HAnntsnuon, Jan. 27.—Mr. U&zxam read a bill
relative to Nolnrics Public. Mr. Herniod, one rel
ative to lateral railroads. Mr. Imhrie, to tax
chorcboa owning over 816,000 estate. Mr. Kill re
ported a hill to repeal the collateral inborltanco tax.
Air. Rose, to charter tho Mercer Udd Fellows’ Hall
Association. Mr. Crawford, a supplement to tho
Zelinoplo Plank Rood Charter.
Wa.suisgton C’itt, Jan. 27.—The hill reported in
tho Senate to-day by the minority of the Select Com*
mill** on the Pacific Railroad, as a substitute for
that of the majority directs the President to advertise
for proposals for establishing a Railway, and to con
tract far the transportation of (be mails, troops and
supplies of (he army and navy and all other govern
ment service; tho road to be constructed la ten years.
It al» n appropriates ten milllons of dollars to be paid,
as the road progresses and alternate sectloas-of land
for six milM on each side of the road. 1
-•5 —•—
Taylor bu arrived from Acpinvall, bringing Cali- ■ (CP*. ' FOli a*
furnia odviees to the sth init. She connected at the ; ££are££s£ Miuuinri River nir»»t
Isthmus with the iteamer John L. Stephens. The JU BIUP UiffCl. Tft
Taylor ha? on board *1,500,000 in specie. The prin- A R»re Chance to Paiaengera & Shipper*,
cipal consignees are as follows : Weils. Fargo A Co. • n,IJ **" ri,rva 9 !l uni'-cr.i Brthipjnn,), to
$515,000; American Exchange Bank. SCO,OUi); Free- . EOoNFVru.K. BRl'N.ovics. LKXlN'uton. tVKMwN
man A Co., $81,000; Ilotrland 4 Afptarrall, $95.- Tsn
000; Kelly A Co., $47,000; James Patrick, $100,000; ; * i»m AItA Vl t*??’
rtM U u : n fl'Tf 4 C «V**ft 2 ’' splendid new and fast running Ihu
-000; Hogo A Co., $40,000; O. Q. Hobson. $32,000; , X’-»ap'r ttramer SKY-LAUK, Capt. BKN?JO!lX
Ros?, Falcener A Co., $25,000. ; SoN.'rrill le.-ire for theahoTo and all intormedJati; .n
Oregon.—The official role at Ibe late election in \ MONDAY. FtiUKUAKY FIRST.
Oregon shows a majority of $5OOO against slavery. or or pa**aß* “pply on Ward or t"
There was also a majority of 4000 in favor of the : i a ->i * .AOK, BAlt.vw i tXi , Agent*,
ConetituUon and 1,000 majority ajainri the admi,.- i., -„-••• ~ra™ ' »«■ s ;_» .trret.
■ion of free nearoer. ! MpnongaSela River 0. S. Mall Packet,.
Mr. Caine*, the former Governor of Oregon i* ' i .TEAMER JEFFERSON,
J " ,J - .k*s?g? '
California.—Tbe Sain Francisco papers jlto bar
ren of news. Tho intelligence from tbo mines U very
favorable. Business was dull both at San Francisco
and tbe interior. '
John Murphy, of Pittsburgh, has been mtirderod
in Son Francisco.
Tho greater part of the town of Downerilft has
been destroyed by fire. Loss half a million dollars.
An anti-Mormon meeting has been bold at Los
Angelos, and a memorial adopted asking God. Clark
for . r >oo mon for tbo protection of the citizens.
Tho aonnal session of tbe California legislature
commenced on tbe 4th inst.
The Governor would probably recommend tho tax
ation of the mining claims. The question was ex
pected to cause a serious quarrel In the Democratic
party.
A slight shock of an earthquake wa? experienced
at San Francisco on the 24th inst.
St. Loris, Jan. 27.—The Kansas correspondent of
the Democrat says that the people have dochlcd
not to petition Congress for an enabling act, but will
pass one themselves, end form a Constitution, which
will bo similar to the Topeka instrument, and sub
•mit it to the peoplo for acceptanoe or rejection.
Gen. Calhoun passed through BoonvUle yesterday
on bis way to Washington with the Lccompton Con
stitution, and tbe official returns of the Into election.
St Loots, Jan. 27.—Tho river is rising slowly at
this point, with seven feet to Cairo. Tbo Missouri
i» also rising, while tho Illinois..is stationary, with
foar feet in tho channel. Tho Upper Mississippi ha?
risen six inches at Dubuque since Monday night,
and there are now four feet on tho bar and still rising.
There was a heavy white frost this morning. Weath
er clear.
Wasihsotos, Jan. 27.—The Board of Naval offi
cers will assemble at Richmond, Vit., on the Ist of
April, tar the examination of assistant surgeon? tar
promotion, and such candidate? for appointment to
tho medical staff as may be invited to present them
selves.
FOK CINCINNATI AND LOI’- , (Cff- «.
ISVILLE-Th.. «... .Ci-imcr 11KXRY MSgfig
uKAFr.cpi .ill JBraJS
jK.rtK.un THURSDAY, *U» in*t.. at i p. m
For trH s l,t or apply ou board or to
FLACK, BARNES *Cu, Agent*.
Ij'OU CINCINNATI & Lo('fs-,
. MI.LE— I TV splendid steamer MINKR
RICHUOKb, Va., JftO. }7.~Tb« Waub- I VA - Uur.luu.wlJl !-sre for the abovu
ington was unwrapped to-<lay. It waaviaitedby » «» SATURDAY.aoth i«*t.at 4 o'clock, p,
iTl‘‘° J4 °^ laJi l 5 “l U ' 1 . g ”? 110 “ 0 ° " h ''' Prl ’”°“°''' l ' 1 rC ‘ 'I-Ul-NKS
Iftulucfls. Everybody In fact pmnr.anco it to t* a 1 _ s
grand aud glorious work of art. 1 t. IN t. INN A II AN M LOF - . a
A I.s\ t l.l.K—Tin- tin-- steamur A BOON AIT
Cnj.t- Oro. L. MeL. m. will ).-»to f Jf tbr abort and at liaU-r
-; mediate j. ,ru, on SATURDAY, toil* Just., ut 4 p u. fvr
freight apply on board or to
' J*-' _ FLACK, UARXES i 00. Agent.
Tj'OH CINCINNATI—The i im . . ngj .
! A n..v steamer POTOMAC. Capt. Harry. Aglvagf
i —Vi. l i iar r 1,,r ,l *" “biiTeond *ll Jnleau«llato jJrtiil on
| TII S DAY, Ml, 1 nit. ~t l I*. M. Kul J
) apply on U-unl .u to
Although it U Quail; determine*! to scud General
Scott to tho Pacific coast tho time of bis departure is
ascertain, as ascertained this morning at the War
Department.
Boston, Jan. 27.—Tho Cunard steamship America
sailed at noon, with $BOO,OOO iu specie.
Xr.w Ohleans. Jon. 20.—The Grand Jury refused
to find a true bill against General Wallcor.
Commercial
COUMITTKKOP ARBITRATION FOR JANUARY.
V. R. Bmjtot, V. Jouv 1,. U
hl*tos, Jons 8. Comeavc.
PITTSIIUROIt JIAIiKETS.
rUttlntrgdcoKV. ,
PirrsDiiuiii. TmuMi, ji A f, M ii - >> t
KU *1 It—a lot of M-Q t.bl* down rir«r J 1.-m »,M „n wiiai I
•I 14,12 fur ultra ami $(47 K>r tamiljr tli Kruin ► L.m. luir.
AtauJ tidblla at $l,OO I«r -nper. $4:2.'. W *ilr* ami {4.>i
fur family do.
U&Al.N—*O healJ of b-> »al#a from 6>»l lnuJv (min
-twn*. 200 ami ItW bus OaU at VS; K>«, .V) liu r»i ..5 bail*'*
100 bus Spring at 43. and 125 do, Uifcriur at 40. ....
HA Y—•calta ot U load# at{l*«ttli t» . t.,b. n
POTATOES—aaIra ia lou Irutn »tor»vl , f .oo !.<■ v*i . j'-u jljulllf, <\f.
APPLES—a aiio uu wharf of lu) I.I4», uiuu# at fl ..u ---_ ..
scuak-4 ands .i„ A , N A Sll \ ILM-!—T)t*‘»«l*M» r njt tn* *
MOLASSES—n laid of W bbla. ■! 4 S _L. »|. am. r OI.KSH‘-a»0. tUo* n
.S£Kt> -aka of 2> bill TlOloIlj) nl will 1.-at !••• t'>•• al-and *l. ml nn« .'m 1 ..' u^TTir'
HITTKIt—A ulo of 3 bblspriuia lc.-ti aX 11 KAY 2Mli ui-t .*• 2 . . fc. r 11 j T 1.11, 1 .1.11 r
CHKfc.Si:—aalr* of 25 bia VV. K, at dibu.lt a( d |4> I<*.; I ..1 t.. I. \l;n Ea A rt* 4.1'. * *
TlSli—«il#a of *Lbl- ‘Herring at fti.2.. no.I S Jo N„ J*ls »• v- \y,,' -,
MackarH nt 6U2.0. ' ' u ' v!
i: L’ou .vjmiville rii.' -ri.>- -
BIONEnTAKY ASUUUMMKRriAL. . JL I-a*-r.r. 1 .1-y f H 1 HU Al.p
Tli» Bank atatcmunt show* a fttrtW Inurdur o' th# L?, 1 !* 'l'tmi; 'l 1 > v ’’ ll ”‘ iii?3i!lte
»?#flu llor. ii.Awiibatainlitiy th# al.lj.tn.iit.. ut ,* £1 2.'.u , J‘' '''" ’ ' "* ‘ ;,t M ' 1v M * " fMplit
iwO dnmig lb« weak and Hi* ia Uir . a nb Ttvaanrv *' l| ■' " ‘ 'V.', '.
hj banka of {‘AU.OUU b.r lb# «)••» Thu onuiriarUMi - " M. (< h. II U. \E-A yu , A K #nl».
wiili la#i *r#k m m lulluvc
Jan. P. Jan U. J*u.";
|toj,i;u<--4 ....
****• zwn.s.* auatan auo.M Lor!M'ILM;--Tii*<*lo«int , tB? *.
J.M9.355 J .Hrilll.*. j AOill |l>K. f,i.l Br,i!,ri
lu f .Vi», ,^,^Slvii CU, '“ r "' . *V v «• A^.t.r,
' '' v "‘ : LX>K LunsViLLK.—Thoplen- r fHP- »
TM a ii>iui.<J lotuim o| l.„»in• iu .-om- ’-» ,i *' l l- I '*’ "f-r j•-k. I • JIKLIIwST' - L*nt.t JrfsSsSS
;»trJ .111, 111, pi.xl.m, «,H, u t; ' 'i'!;,' 1 "'-"'- '••' *"■! «'l ..fcrJSErpffi
leatur- ft. vldm-.o fo tbo atk>t« bank- -wn ‘ n T * n -Ml. n»»l, -I i J*. M. For riai».-»r»
• twi> »ij.J • tialfiuillluii* of toutitrj oytrr.— .N. YTt .!• 1 1 f" r '**d'' '*J■ J• I> •>•» 1—»-rrit or
K-- H.ACIi IiAKNT it Af!«
Import* by Kir* r.
IIONUN'<»AIIKLA « NAVIGATION ou -U J l.dls
CXiltlus; i’l liys until, ;s btd. apple* Clark; M -.k» .cl«. 4 t-hle
n-ut, üb-lit; 4 bs* glass. Lm» t» A in; u.k rt.mr.
Kwlinller. 4'! Ju *|>J.|fN 10 du du l>rrv; ITT Jo tinor
1 doapplo, 1 du, Ik* |»rd. o*t,er; I* aka wool, ttuckdale; lut
Mils Ilvdi, owner.
[ WUEKI.INO perCbrsoit—2 bidsbatter, 1 dotard Fh.yd:
| Dib bbU apples, Kuliius;..U b** m, 3 du baaus. Brown, A
tupkpolrtck; y bbl* apples, btl« roll Latter
3 <h> egg*. Hutchison; J b S s roJTe*. Parti; ti b K -s oat*. 4 be.i VI' I (ll IS Kl'AI, CU T —~~~~
6 - t bbl hotter.? do .TX*. Oiling N, Ull. ,-.,t>.r 'h -n ... & h “* OK ? K *— { JE&J)
il-u* l*V l>td« Uiolusiw*. ln hx» rJudb- 1 l^ w " 1 1 1 .TON
OI ahar.i i Tb-Hart*; ?-■> rolls 'ratlrof, Hacker- S l. tf » bn U z.* \*, I,rl, *“ l J V *J" t,r th * al* 1 " •udaTlTitTr.
llbMiappS,*. ■* *Lj rye, !M J„ cru. ls|,“o « k . njdT y W- TiUS »A\ Stub foot. *t i o'clock l>. M.
be* mrai, owner*. »•>« po-w* -r frcuitjtnprdynabjardorto
. .NKW uItLK.IND ~r Aurun—nil *, ~,ur;„. ~- -, ----.- V -H C -? * £O. *eK_
«n *,M» filter. 4 roils ropo.ii bas soap, I bbl ..II Hark X ' U U*‘ 1 - IA)l 15*. — Die fIDO new f I*
4 dO-dl Fli-wim a) d.. li.pior. Utrh*.;JOdo.|u. Allru. Km JL fw»' I’liinii.tr steamer 10WA*jrSS~£?a
lll ska potatoes, u»ti.t: I bx ruds. .'0 bid. Capt Moor.. u-ill Uw abort and all tatm-mi?!??!*
whisky. 81, t wbnewtock; . rake pearly MKm C ItUds Lamp jiori» mi THIS DA V iTVIi in*t., at 4 «*. ** Ftrr fn*l»ht r*r
UaMltOQ, iel bills lllollA#.-*, 10 du nlfobol, lU> do liixlasws Jitsa-I|w apj.lr oil U«rJ nr to B
owucnc; 1J tih.l. lUW r, Wiik-r i RiHu-Uon: 4 d-. d-. « i*— I.ATK. BAIIVF-.-A O'K Armis
D.alzslk ,tu do du uaninon ID do do. IVunj. 3" dn d lid T'Vio cr’ i. ~ . ■
l.bii roula*»r-. J.u.rs 4i Cuulcj; laa >ohl bunt lunnturr. H ‘ I '' —H»«* IWK* HCW i fPr* *.
Caiman. . J? MUIKV-.d. C t t. McCtdlsm.JLgftgfeg
* K V^ X “Va™--’ I".I- «h-u,. Tills uTv r 'ii I lo ™
... KIV KU * Ifi W*. -V ■ fiS- t ux yy A qq
flu- Aumra nrr.vrd from XrwOrlMsa. £b*fc- .ti.atiiuii 1 si7,T^^ B ssaSSa^xlV«'i£' ; Yi;r l ri r rItr¥ 1 tr¥ l r
tb o V'd’ * LI Uf> * l,i ' t tfl >‘ u ’ and •Jj —Tim
inet tUe t*t Uwrriirr el Uniltuliuit;. kititid Th leaii"- •'[■['ly !V I ,n **' freight or passage
up tl»e 13th. J WXlffiStm Cyprrsa BrieP lCN.qjiifeM.r .i jnM HICK n.itvp r-.
No 4d; nib, Prlma ikit.ua aT?antbi*B«^apT\mtTr u ". .. r l-U. K. It AUN F..i CO.. Afp-nts.
Ja« Wood at UmsTiiie ‘ TJ'UK ST. Lol‘lS—Tlic line new, rri>^
TblsU the first trlp.if tlw Aurora, they say all- it H s.-ry -L steam-r .-'T L> >i:t.', C a;> t. JI>MK DK A V-LFfrgMt?
swift beat. perhaiM one of tl.e «witn-«t saionz all tlie -t.*rit " , * ll fur H»* aU>m nnd all
wheelers «.n tb* riser*. ?jlie uu »«ry t,.-at mbrtatitul rraft. THIS DAV. -nth i«i»t «t 4r. w. I'm frrizJ.t nr i -uwaee «,?
and hu wa think done well on h-r fini trial . The pl> on board ~M f 1 ******»!'
Cbi\olt wtu In trum IVIn yretrrda, The U.isalm dpl
as the Wbrelliift boat fur today.' The whole number o: Uau
uow In port is Ti.
Writ Kcwru.i—'This is • lowu at the „r uaTi -ndon
on tba Yinighiugbeov, il.« prluripal hrstu-h u( M»«
gabel*. It Is usually ki.owti-as lb. »i,.n*h" f..r‘,b .rt
\>«Mt Newtuo is a uin-qntdt place m (he —rlaJ-<l .
but In a Uud of olmruiaocv. There n n»w rtiuiilnicreciilar-
Iv between tbU city nnd that port, th« me little «tA m 7,
Judge M’Cluro, We giraher Import, shore, fapt OllTcri.
in comaaml ami those liking .. trip In lint .ttrectn.ii wilt
Qmi hU Uiat onhatul.
Th«rearc two fine uuu Ustt. uuw r«p|.tiy linishln;' at t|, r
Icvoc named rtspectlirly tlie Cooada and the Fetnl-iiw.
Tho rivet yrsteiday aoj itaniling it 6 (t, fi .. The Hel
mut)* left with a mil load Tbe fl F liibbar.l poe- hit
NasbtiUe to-d*y Tbe Cambridge will leave lo# Keokuk
this morning The Molro|ssli« will leer, fur the S.nlh
ou Saturday Tho Fulton City for St Loul*. au.! the
Alma for Nvw Or loans, are loadiug with dupatrh
\jtc notice by the report In the t»!oU«, that the R,s-L Msod
Bridge lias gotten Into the Halls of Congress'
Mr Wait,Larne, of Wieeonsln, iutr.slncmt tbefullowlng
rrsulntion, ahlch was read.coitfiilrretl, and agreed to :
Rr aulved. Thot the Cou-roitui »n Commerce N* luatt u. tr.l
to Inquire If Ihe luilnw.l Bridge actov. the M!»«las!ppi
Hirer, at Hock 1-lao.l, IlliuoH, is « serion* übatmrtioo to
lh» navigatiou of aut.i rlrer nnd If eo, (~ rep.rl to the
House a bat artiou, if any, i« tit-revsary utt the part of tie.-
tiovrrumant U.cuuae aucti obatructlou t.» be removed
We clip from our exchanges the following item#
The Hotel Dell, bound down, aud Neptune, bound up.
came in redllsJoa. last Saturday uflernnon, at tho h.-ad of
•‘LvUrt/'—the Neptuno tearing away the «farU>ard guaid
uf the Hore-I I»*ll frt.m thonHor end of (he boiler, n. itrlv to
the itcrn. We understand Capt Foe and brutlier are’the
Idiots on tht Neptune, and >|r WMinev. pilot ou the Uar.-t
f»cll. The matter has bwu referred lo'Uie L>cnl InatK-rtdn
here, who will iloubtluas. iurestfgnte tho matter*. Tlie
.torn which prevollod at Now Orluaus, mantl.iti i.f niiirh
has already made, extended Inr up the Mbiiiuppi.
beynud Ued Ittver, t.lowing a lutrricmie, upnsifiu)* trees,
and .iiikun; a number of HatbonU aud wood-boat*.
A Rare CiiAxcßron pAsscxneß.s am> Shipit.rs.
The new and splendid fast running passenger
steamer Kowena, F. M. Doxier, master, i.i uow being
completed at this port, and will, no or uhout the t .’dli
of February, leavo for St. Louis und all points on
tho Missouri river in tho Territories of Kansas and
Nebraska and SlAtoi of Missouri and luwn, to Sioux
City.
The Kowena's hull Wtut built at Klizalictltionn, by
Mr. James A. Kukiti, who stands among the first of
hi- profession, nlways combining strength and beauty
with his skill. Her machinery was built ut the well
known factory of Alessrs. C. Proiton A Co., and
her cabin by Mr. Chos. Ueariog, oil of this city ; to
appreciate tiio credit duo all of those gcDtlcmun for
tho performance of their seroral jiarts needs hut an
examination from any aud all parties.
Tho Rowena wax built expressly for the .Missouri
river trade, and posses-tos the ndr&ntngw of all ■),«
lat* stylus of building hulls and machinery for the
difficult navigation of that river.giving an assurance
of safety, comfort and speed to her poseongers.
Rcrsous wishing lo emigrate to any point on tho
Missouri river (a distance of 1000 miles) in the above
States, non have on opportunity of doing so without
changes or Incurring tho expense of commissions,
porterage and drayages, unavoidable on other routes.
CapL Dozier bos bad many years experlonco on
tho Missouri river, and bogs leave to assure the trav
eling nubile that neither pains or expenso shall he
spared to render tbe trip both ploasaut and speedy
to all tboso who may feel disposed to secure a pas
sage on Lbo Malden Trip oT the* Rowena.
Duo notice will bo given several days before tho
date of her departure, giving those at a distance , n
opportunity of securing rooms.
Fur freight or possageapply on board or to
FLACK, BARNES & CO., AgcnU
Steamboat Ueglster.
ARRlVED—Jefferson, Brownxvillc; Lnpwno, da; Coloael
Bayard, Elizabeth: fairy Quooo, Cincinnati; Aurora, do.
Chrvait, Wheeling.
DEPARTED—Jefferson, Brownsville; Laxcrne.du; Colouol
Bayard, Elizabeth; Belmont, Cincinnati; Cberot Wheeling.
lUvcr on a stand.
WHITE GREASE, -rjn can?, kegs and
barrels, fur grcasltox Carts. Carriages, Omni
burws and all kinds of Uacliinery. fur aaleb*
IIKNRY 11. COLLIN?
J*R> No. 25 Wood st.
’OPS—B balea prime l«t aort Hops in store
. and for sale by BPIUNOER HARBACGH t CO.
S' ENN-A ALEXANDRIA—SOO lbs in"rtow
and fur sale by D. L. PAHNE3TOQK k CO.
rENN. WUEAT—43S sacks on Btern^
Piloccs# to arrive for sale by
ISAIAH DICKEY k CO.
TNDIGO, Manilla, Cabracas a Bcnuai.—
JL 1000 tbs. on band and tor sal* by
~z2i B. L, FAQNE9TOQK k CO
Cajt. J. C. Woodtabd. * CAprTocoau* OLARk.
The above xew steamers are
now running regularly. Morning Boats l«m> Pitt*-
burgh at S o'clock A. M., and Kwnlng Bonti Bt 0
o clock I*. M. fur M’Kwwpurt, Elizabethtown, Mononga
bola City, BclUvonion, Fayette Oity, <JreenfleM, California
•ud OnmusviUo, there connecting with Hacks and Coaches
for Unluntown, Payette Springs, Morgantown, M'ayaesl.nrg,
Cartutchanltowi) am) Jefferson.
Passengers ticketed through from Pitulmrgb tn Union
town for £2, metals and state-room* on b«3Ja Inclusive.—
Ibiats returning Irum BrowusvilU k-av* at 8 o’clock lu tbe
tnorniugnuii 5 in tlu* evt-uing. For further information et>-
<inlrn at tin* Office, Wharf Boat, at the foot of Gr&ntstrect.
0. W. KWIN'DLKR, AM*?.
Rk o ul a u tki-weekLy7jisla
WHKKUNU I'ACKLT.—The Ado
eungeo stfamcr CHKVuIT, Captain J. Mnrrny, will leave
for the slrjTo and all totoroedhite port! on Monday*,
Wednesdays and Fridays. For freight or passage, apply un
board, or to
m«L_ -W. H. WIIKELKR, Agent, No. 5 Wood at.
Regular Wednesday"TfCPr *
PACKET. FOII CINCINNATI.— The
poo new Nteamer J. IV. MAILMAN'. Capt. M. liar*, will
leave for the above and ail intermcdiul* port* on EVERY
WEDNESDAY at 10 o'clock! A. M. For (unsafe or freight
apply an board or to
Ja-Sl
_ _____ IIAKNES A CO., Agrot*.
RKGIILAin’UKSDAY PACK-, .fCrfrih
ET FOR ZAN’ESYILLE.—Tho fine
Nteatnrr EMMA UKAHAM, Copt. Memos ATE(tsi*nlllea«
f‘>r th« abort. aud lotarmedlau; jiorts EVERY TUESDAY,
■t 4 <>Vi<nk p. u. For fn-igLt or pasaagn apply oo
'<lo FLACK, BARNES A CO./A^t*.
FOR MARIETTA ANDZANES- . IcfcT
YILLE—Tho daw ou'l bmutlfol atmnieriSSlsQS
LIZZIE MARTIN, Capt. Dauvn, win loara foruu>»So»e
m*l»HluWtu,.dial* porta, EVERT SATURDAY, at .1 r.ti.
tor freight or pa««age apply ou Uard or to
.. °4 ln FLACK, BAItXES A CO., Agta.
(Cincinnati, Src.
i
FOR CINCINNATI, — The fine i
.t.AD.r, r«,,r. a .\ro..wi., iflagggg
I Will r.»r «... alKi.-u an.i all jirrti on
lUVvI U Vv . I ’| U m', 1 r 1,1 K " »r
14,4 M.\‘ I, i t• ■ \jp-ut.
; I.NVIN'NA'jji 4 LOUIS.
urnirji... 1 “'.n r Vi
K, ‘ l‘»—»■*.••• I: Jil «|.Jilv (.|i 1..« f J tr to
■>*-' H.ACK. UAUMIHi CO.. A*l«.
FUCK. DAUNKS Jt CO , Ag’U.
No. b 7 Water SI
JLouislnllr, .Vc.
it. Uouib, »Vr.
JptjK <r. I.OI'IS »t KKOIU K t
<>i> TIM K>l»\Y, it<>tli in*t .at t Cztsk |* \| f,!?
IrflifJit ol f-.-t xv;r ,[ ~M on (.,
~ 1 LACK, PAKXKS A Co.. Agent,.
FLACK. TIAUNfc* A ('(>.. A#,.
ilrU) Seirans, vVr.
A\l> NEW JEsL*
MKTIUjpuLld. faj.f ][ 1 .'wilU.^re'f. r
auJali iutrinWiat* '] 11 Id I».i\ , n , t S. i? J
tot Ireutht w 0j.,.1v«.n t„
J "’’ i LACK. BAUSRfi Jk A «ti
HuCtlOll j?illC0,
1-*. M L) AVIS,
C-rntM-rUAI huhi No. M Fifth Sltret.
: f AI'AXU SLKICII UOBKS-On Frirfnv
J,„.1,.m M -.lock. tvUl U. a..|d, on tU,.
..I H.xT '•( \ tic'l luu No. -’4. I'.ftll si
\i <7 m, U “’ *, -omprUln* U-um. Cvo...
At*. IUUf.Uu U*lh< Aunmg tb- Lap
, Imt*. am uf Uucj stylo. fur Ia.IJcV ‘
_ 1* M. DAVI<. Au.-I.
l-VlilKS' KfKS At A [ ctiov —
- I.R»t anil e.lii*ini; Suit- Tills fTbnr»<lay t niurninjr. 2Tlb
in«t . ni Hu- >ml. an.*ri Sal.** lupins, will bt* nM « vl«< t
uworimmt „f , 01.-l, -.4 van,-Uni of Fur*.
. __ __ I'. M. DA\Jj», Auct.
DUY GOOD*. CLUTIiINU. BOOTS AND
MlOi:- At Atn tiui.—.in Tl.ura.lay morning Jan.-isrh
at «y orl.K-h at lln; Umuo.-M ml Sal-a ruuiiv*. N... .'4 K.ftli
»tr< - et. will l«- ml-i, wUlkuu ipmtti*, an nt.-miMe waort.
in«nt of Mitplf hi, l i ~„.-y Jn v i; -U. 51,.*.,, User
Imtita' Utrrrnata. Dr. « f„„t Veals anil Panto
Iln. 11, „|, r j. MW /-vLrr W„n|.
I K,«, Uli. it. i.-ju I*, SI. UAVIS, Al.rt.
WATOIIKS AMi .IMVKLHV At Arc
tl.is op, J.iu. ‘JMb.at 7 .. <•!. rk.
at t>ioni>u CununritUnl Shl.-s Komun No. Flftti street, an
•XleuaWe a-hnriim-nt of 1i.,1.1 au,| tDJv-r Watrbev Jewelry,
A< ’I*. M. DAMS. Auct.
UNI'L.UMKD BAUOAOfi AtAivtion.—
Uli Sum..lay an. in ..iijmi, raith, at % i ..Vln-lt, at tlio
Coinmernul Sole. 1t...,ns No 54 Fiftli street, will k,.M.
Uy unl.T ..f Win Vuiinit. Trustee, -nii lry Trunks, Vali..*,
Curt M-c Hars. CaiiTasa C-mU, 1. .. Ac.
Tli. n!mv will U- s/1,! to pay .-»iar K c«. ,tr„ .In., tb» Kafir
|,rrTi..ii»| v i.•.1.-cinnl l y 11.- .muni.
V M. DAVIS, An, t.
Daily sales at no. 51 fifth st.;
Attlio im-w C-tmn-nlrtl Houma. No 54 Kiltb
ati 1 - • •
•I, »rr,j k.Uy.arv 1..-H pul-lic .air*’,,l | u nil
rarMy, miti’,l for tli<- tm>lo and Cuuaiim-ru, ti»m a later
■ tock «blc|i i«roii M t.tiitly ro|.|. -tiWlt*! will, n< «l* rutulirn-
Wfuta. that tiitii! !*• rlusvtl Cut thu id,.
At lu o cl.v.k. A* M, Dry o<»al* nn-I fancy c«>m
prißluj; nearly civrylhln:: mid-d It, tl,«x lit.,. (~r pomonal and
Cunlly uk«; tnlilQ ;cutl<*rr, hnrdwwn*. clothing, Uxda ntnl
alio*-*, ludfi-ji wear, Ac.
At -1 o'clock. I'; M, household mid kllctmn fiiniltnr», now
>uiJ *vmd band: U'di uud Imlding, c.uf*’Lfl, decant Iron
•tou<> China ware, ftoted, cooking nlcn«il», p-ocvnrs, Ac.
At 7 o'clock. I*. M, fancy Article, w«tdi. a. clock*, Jewel
ry mnalcol iiuirirmonta. gun*, clothing, dryccwals, txxita
tid ih.ioa. book*. stationery, Ac. P. M. DAVIS. Aoefr.
BA.MXJIOL. BRADLEY.
U*t* Usr, (tlrluw tl.o St. Clair Btrwd Bridge.)
Allegheny City, Perina.,
MA.iurtcTUßts or
BRADLEY'S WHOLES R.tITTISG IAR.V,
I„ ur every Color ami Number.
S PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON
■lx*rl toiler for erery color or numbor of Varna. Ilnr
°t uV’ l \V ,W \ o ,f l \' P u 'Litial manufacturer* of tbocelebra
"‘"’'r'] ' W”‘n connection with my brother,
Wm. Bnidley, of Mhiidlug, 1 would re-jwctnilty «oli< it a
•Imre of the oi den for 1 araa, as shore,
paid for Sheep Skins end Wool. Jd!7:lyd
U. iH'CALLCIM,
EALhK IN OAIIPETS, OJL CLOTHS,
Ac. No. S 7 Fourth airret near Wood.
Envelopes—" *t _ ~
BUFF,
WniTK,
AMBF.It,
K.UUUSSKD a*i>
EVAMKI.LKD,
Furaale by WM. 0. JOUNHTo* A CO,
Qo*d3 Stationer*, 67 Wood atre.’l.
1 9fl Bus. Burley,
A tStyJ 50 bag* Clori-r Sod,
100 boxes Piimo Cheese.
10 kegs bird.
*2O bags Beans,
fi bids. 801 l Butter,
Kecdrcd and fur axle by
J«9 SUBIVER k DILWOETIL
1 OH ÜBLS. PHIME MOLASSES in store
i. v7Vfnr«al«by JalB JAfl, GARDINER
RIO COFFEE —100 bogs choice Rio Coffee*
In atore and for axle by Ja7 T. LITTLE A CO.
900() BBS. ail grades Flour in store and
.Vl/UIS fcrcaleby JalB JAB.OABDQ7SB.
.EDWARD T. ME.GRA W,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN‘ ’
TOI3A.CCO JLNT> DTP-A-R.su
yo. 241 T. rSEB f T STREET, READ OF ROOD,
TRADE A LARGE, FRESH AWDTrlfl^fsfoßTm^STOck;
W tr 4 1 “pcrUr. 4ad MinnJarfarer*, among* which are the frlitTVing Until* brandr M
' • ■"■ Ur l f n . t ' B A. No. 15. Tobacoo,
OUBe ’ Roblnwn A Co’* Tobacco,
tagen# Howard's Tobacco,
Grant's Pound Lamp OaTcndiih,
• Hazard and Railroad Brand*,
0 / o a h v . „ 200 Caddy Boxei Half Poond Lnxnp.
ONE MU *£*t<'iGAXSn cj£A»snf p
All (.f wbifb ire offer to tho trade at prieea whM, SSO *?*'i
P CM wbich fail to plena. au2o:dAirtfF
! w ' co’s
CEMENT EOOFT^ft
A KE NOW PREPARED TOCONTRACTAND < PDTO\AT > Tirp«n'
A *£'” L '!“ Ilc "■» .nd Water-ProofOenent Roodng, It W™ SII ORTEST NOTICE
re*lattb« action of fij«ata>oirpbor* la •rerycUnute. S Gytr,,da that Till sncewrfUly
, , ~ 17 Is perfectly FIRE AND WATER-PROOF
■r ““ 1:0 n ‘ rj *"«>
B. A. JOHNSON, !. _ . PERRIN A JOHNSON,
WM. JOHNSON, J N °- 133 ™"l between Wood and SmlthSeld,
'P E- OUH.DS A CO'S ROOTIXO. left at mj oSct ,W
3d. Tho composition ia not acid lint tilirhtlv alkallni. It Wcmlcl n °‘ injure t.
It fro* faction of tbewoatber. 8 7 lL W , OU ‘ d QOt <,€ * tn * the bot ** contrary prr>u=,
, . . 'JOSEPH M. LOCKS, Cbemtrt,
. Labaratorj So. 128 Walnut atrwt, Cincinnati, Ohio
1 bare eiamlm.il W. K. (Inn »« a r.,>. m o. .... . B CSscasitl Aotsci Eotal Lxj. C<X,F«b. 6tb, IWT .
1857. TRANSPORTATION
CAPACITY one hundred tons DAILY.
LLO YD & CO afejaa
[SUCCESSORS TO LLOTD A LEMON,] * 5
Htl™£L”t2i^ TENSITE PREPARATIONS Tins WINTER, are no, Spared
PENNSYLV OA3STA T. AT\n*> H.A.TT •do a -i-k
S™ e aj^i" i lSSS I “ d SViSSphSop “Aw» fc i“^nSJ
,„, , Tl,e ' Uu ‘ Jance of the Ixolioed Planes on the Allegheny Portage Railroad
foil'll" P “ ,h ' of Meht. ODe, Pern. siren, el the Ceitl B:a!«
185 ? CANAL NAVIGATION. 1867.
kier’s portable boat x-itje
' ™ Canal and Railroad.
Capacity Two Thousand Tons Per Month Each Way
f\UR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION HAVE BEEN LARGELY INOREAS
1* «jVoS IMuLeK rhC^'l.'.e?'^, 0 b f*
p “*°"
KIEB A MxxCnKI.T,, Proprietors.
RhN I Tlio largo Warehouse
. t...»«.fuHlv\r.|| Smith 4 Co., Nu, 1M Sng
hrfl mid I .u.w». Kifiulrr of
I'ARK. MiCUKDY £ CfJ .
NV.s. 149 FI rat tad 12U Second *i».
Coum rj- |lesl<jence for Rent,
A T SMVICKLISY. within 3 minutes' JSjS
XjL of tb» 11. li. Shitiuu. The hull—l* large JBgs
ati«l Ten roraniMivnj, the groanda taatefulljr ornamented,
RioUleo ■ Urge *n.l rholc* assortment of all kinds of trait;
Carrbje Uou**, Ire Uou«*. Chicken Hoiiee.ic.
from J to 17 aoM-eof grooi.ti will be rented with the hon-e
It i« onr of thr iii.ni delightful roimrrr oesti jutb- ronnlrv
tor t.Tm«. *e , <*t. |«ilre of J.' W f . WIUTK,
I,J Ati--r net at Law, fifth etreet
| I 0 LEI. ilii* two tlm*c story S|fs}
j X l - -'"' fn-«f Warehouse*. X-is Ni and S'J Third sLjCjM
["•tween tt,**! find Market Possession cltcu of nT*i
lininMiat.ly to W. o. LESLIE,
j iaHwd 91 Diamond struct.
FOU KENT—The commodious and SSSI
(uUUuliid thr.- story Urlck Dwelliug. No. 107 j»|§i
Liberty Ktn-vt. six doors below Pitt.
JaU.i'inl LEWIS 4 KDiiKHTON, Wood at.
HPO LET.—A two story Brick Dwelling p-Q
i Ho<iW. No. I*o Wylie street, at present occupied JǤ3
I ‘‘J Richard Hoyd. well Onlohed and Id good order, and
l.« all the modem rourenieuces: water. ■&*, 4c; also stable
and carriage hon-e, Apply to
■> a! . 4 JOUX FLOYD A CO.
'T'O LET—A two story brick dwelling |fs§
X coniatr.in;: 0 r,»>tn* and finished garret, situate kn.Tl
at: <J Ran •>. Empilre of K II KINUT
No 211 Liberty street.
r PO LET—A well tinished two btory PE<}
X Dwelling. In nlceonler, eontaiuinj: blt iHw
r-ooms and flni*bed garret, with gas. wst-r and t>ath rwm,
situate uo » mhlngton at, Allegheny dtr. Kunuire of
J r^a It H KINO, No'jil Liberty street,
Foundry for rent.—The Ph®vix
lovxoar. Peun street, Pittsburgh, formerly occupied
l-y Freeman 4 Miller, now by Hall 4 Speer, is fur rent.
F‘<r term* eo-iutrvof ALKX, UILLKK, E*.j„ or of M. CN
DLHWOOD, at the Ilaak of Pittsburgh, Jal-irdtf
FOlt KENJ.— Ihe large Store Koumongsa
•be c.irDor of Diamond alloy ;itid Wood atm tm« Ellls
ocrnplotl I,J Mown. Campl*.-ll a Pollock. Also, ilso store
Room oci-upled by the sol*- rlber, with upper rooms. Ha*
< l lllrt ’ __ jal‘i4t.l“ JAUKS WILSON.
TU LET—A two story Brick Dwelling!®
on 11-trstrrel, between Penn and the river.
_ _ J*U R. 11. KING. No. 211 Liberty ■!.
KENT—two desirable Houses on~sth
Jl being Uit* one I occupy at present, and tin* nc*w
lloaatnrjt <b»r Po*«e«*.MU given .m the Ist April, ISM
Por rent, la. apply to ALEXANDER KING,
273 Liberty strert.
ALsO—A comfortable three story Dwelling Houae on
Penc vtrvet. near Wayne. Poressiou can be had forthwith
Por terms. &c. apply to ALEXANDER KING.
ALsn—A twost.-iy Brick Dwrlllug House on Esplanade
street, Allegheny City. Immediate .pawe-mion given
~e. . a. „ ALEXANDER KING.
A ' ’—•A » raint* Dwelling in the rear of the above house,
••n .<■ll.-1 »tr<vt, Allegheny Cltv. Rent low to a rood teu
**r-- J a> < ALEXANDER KINO.
JL" o*-"L.!,!L_#3HS23B32SsSSfe
Cell'Ll und,au<J near K»,t -•
Poer-ib-nmur b, bad lamadbfolrni, ai.nn.
, „ ALEXANDER iriyq.
— f '* _2T3 LJWrty treat. '
TO. LET.—A 3 story Dwelling House, on
Pfntsatrra-t. between Hand and Wayne streets,
stent moderate to a rood tenant, and possession Risen at
once Pot terms apply t.. ALEXANDER KING,
“* 273 Liberty street
A COMFORTABLE TWO STORY EHB
Dwelling, situate on Washington street, Alle-IRS.
gbeny city, containing five rooms and 0 nix bed garret.™Pi
•essL.ii ran |«- bad immediately. Enquire of »
I Jr™ HJl.KlXO.lio. no, ÜbartjaL
Dwelling house to rent.—That
commodious and well finished Dwelling House No 2b
I rise street, now occupied hy the subscriber. The Imw* is
: In one order, and lias all the modern conveniences, water
gus. Ar„ to make it desirable Ibr a family. PosseaJon can
belm.Uuy time after the Amt of May. Apply at No 42
O Hare street, to ap22.-dtf JAB. LAUGIILIN.
TO LEl.—The Hall furmorly occupied by
the Skins of Temperance, on the corner of Wood and
io.nllstrcei., Enquire of JOHN M'GILL A BON.
* ur '’ l . No. 237 Liberty street.
DWELLIN'!! FOR RENT.—A desi-pa
rablr two st>*ty BrU-k House on Congress.UceL fcifi
r.MiUun.lll! 4 i.i'in* i g'md yard and newly palntedand
|iar-w.-l »pph m WATT A WILSON,
No. "JCS Liberty «trr«t.
Sffil tints
WASTED IMMKDIATEL.Y.— 10,000 Men
u! In the sale of the most ‘popular aellinS
Book In America. I rival ids. Mechanic*, farmers ami Teach
ere wishing to travel, will Ond this to be a scry prodlable
uud pleasant businesa, enabling them to a«e the country,
aod make money at tbo nmr time. Agents now id the bu«-
tue«« are clearing from ShAO to $1,500 per year. Por full
particulars amla Hal of Books, addroas H. M. KULIBON
rjine-n City IhihJtidiiDg House, HI Maiu street, Cincinnati'
Uhio: or, if living East, D. RULISON. Philadelphia.
anlMydawfcT
WMoiuy Getting Easier::!
ANTED.—SSOOO of good business or
ar. i.nim.KUition paper having from CO days to 0
nionlliß to rim In sums from $lOO to s2ouo. Apply at the
uoll> — B. AI'LAIN A 50N.
WANTED— Notes and Drafts having 4, G
or 12 month* to tun; $5OO to $lOOO, by
tu AUSTIN LOOMIS A 00_
•**l* sU>rk*ud Note Broker*. M FoorUi *L
WANTKI* —A quantity of good wound Hve.
J»l*_ JAS. OAKDINKn.
\\f ANTED.—Agents wnnted in every town
T I n, l •'ity lu ttie UulteilSUici. Eoclo** two itatDp
au*l address d.dTiw.lm*? A. U. BIOXEY, Bo*ton, Mm*.
PEES WAX WANTPn *—
.j.hSW’AX WANTED—The highest priee
lWi*w»t D. L. FAHNESTOCK iWS.
BEEF BLADDERS WANlEDirfhrhi^h
««t price |<Ud for BeorßUdden»t
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO’S.
DUNCAN'S BUSINESS AND ORNA
MENTAL PENMANSHIP. Just published la six num
bera,<]tinrto demy size; Lein* tue most complete system
exLiut, anil altogether superior la style and quality to auy
hlthcrtooflsrodtu U)« public. bookcontains 24 potfra,
tnd will Ira forulshed at the low price of et*. A liberal
discount will be made to wholesale purchasers for cuh.
WM. O. JOHNSTON A CO., Publisher*,:
Blank Book Uanafucturwrs end Stationers,
Jill;: No 67 Wood street.
COFFEE.— 150 bags primo Green Kio Cofleo
Jn*t arrived ami for tale by ATWELL, LBS A 00,
doll No. S Wood street.
BEANS. —200bus. for sale by
j -4 HKXKT II- COLLINS.
KEGS prime .No. 1 Six Twist Tobacco
ivU ((■ r onsi/niuont for sale low by
Jals BUBIVEH A DILWORTIL
FRESH BUTTER—
U bids fresh Roll Butter for table nse;
H - •• K gee
50uJbs No 1 Lrnl Lord,
KecM (lit* roormug and tbr salo ttJNo 27 Fifth itroel
l.*“ 11. RIDDLE,
POULTRY —A largo Jptdr frejh Poultry,
Turklo,Clikkjn», Duetimd flsne, nc’i Uiii n,s.
log oollorm. .ix u g;nnint,«|. u KIODLK
SYRU P—so bbln. Eastern Syrup for gale by
l* ll JOiWwYDaco.'’
IRKS AND FLUlDS—Arnold's, David's
Warren, KirtUnii'enad Maynard t Kcrra* for sale hr
i.u „ w. a. UAvtLN,
I* ll Koa. SI, 33 and 35 Market all.
JCE SPURS—
_ , _ , OF VARIOUS SIZES,
For »lts Wholesale and Retail, by
W. D. MATTHEWS.
Smith Held street; near Sixth.
900 UXS. PRIME PEARL STARCH;
■■OVVf S 3 bbU. . , do do, for aala by
lao . J, D. CAXmU.,
ONGRESS WATER—A hewbß received
thla day tad for ul» at JOS.' Ft.EUING’?. ,
/arttral.
A» lufalllble Congu Uemedy,*«l had' been
tick three month*, not able to do anything, with a cough
Md stuffed condition of the wind-pipe; J tried cereral of the
heat physicians In thU city without receirtng any I**ne2t
all of them sold my Inngi were affected. I was conflnej 1..
ruy bed during the greater part of this rime, 1 expectorated
a great d.-al of mailer from my lung*. The Urn two <W*
of your Pectoral Syrup that I took, I cuul.J not take without
laying down In m, l-l 1..,t before 1 taken tn o Lotties I
was entirely cured. 1 hare Lawn well erer since SJr rlck
uea» commenced about the ilrst of March, or this roar 1
am now, and was at tha lime >.f uiv rirkufaa, liriac ut
P **n* re?" ie iu UoI, ' D * ,rw-t » »**«■ the Diamond. 8
Pittsburgh, Oct. 2S, *ST. Micasu McArcr.
wCT? . m d 9 '''' l hyDr ,<Ka - ”• SEYBEK, N.,. UO
SjSSf '* l ’' • ’‘"' l b> ' Uri,;s,,l, "“) where.
Da. Keyser's Soocldek Braces—From
Pittsburgh Dlrpntch, April IC-th, 16M,-Fur mum than 5
years past we hare constantly worn the Washington Sn<
pender Draco, manufactured by Dr. Geo. IL Krywr, of No
140 Wood street, In this city, end would heartily focotn
mead it to all who afe compelled to follow asodeutary occu
pation. As wo harebefore remarked. In calling arimrfos
to fts merits. It answer* for a brace and suspender*, tbe
weight of the pontalootn being so placed aa to continually
tend to bringJhe shoulders to their natural position sod u
paadtheebest. Women, hundredsef whom an annually
Injured by the wclgnt ot enonnoni ~*airts.” should also
procure these braces. Be particular In procuring the kind
n J*r^ o £^k B \? IJ,ny of lbe braces sold aro humbug. Bold
at Dr.GlXi H. KJSYSER'S, Wbole«|e wSd
reet,aign cf the Golden Mortar. Jc2S:d.%u-£F
For Dear Persons.— Aoousno Anueura—Tbe«e
ewly invented irstrnmenta that enable thedeaf to bear in
spite of deafheca, in in advanced anything yet known, or
fkely to bworoe of any real nerriee to deaf pereon*. By
“ rllflciw dram, tbo power of hearing la aff«ted,
and all the drcmnatanws that attend trumpets and lobes
are enUrelydl»prn*ed with. They are worn by laidea to ae
not to be i-errepttble to others, and are hardly felt when
worn. Apply to
noG-dawF
H- KEYSER. 110 WooJ «t
Twenty laari Blindness Cured "t»y tti
Ouirmßuo Era Loms—Mn. Charity Carnahan, oi
Temperance rill*, vasentindy blind io one..ya fcr more that,
twenty years, and ronlJ scarcely see with the other. She is
»lm«t entirelr cured by one botilo of Evt
£ouon, and U-Ueres that another bottle will entirely re
•torobereyee Bold at Dr. GEO. n. KKTSER’S, No. 140
Wood street, sign of the Golden Mortar. Mr* 25 costs
ooahdawxF
THEiIE ALfITOKA.MERIC ANWOJIfiK
lor many yeais I hato been troubled with genera
weariness and languor, both tncuta) and physical; caprica,
listleasneas. doll headache, pain in the head aud templee,
coldnaasftnd tendency to etWceM. ]>alpltatkni ef the heart,
▼ery easily fluttered or excited, appetite rarUble,
and bowels deranged, with pain. Any mental or physical
exertion was sore to bring on all the symptoms, and i >•«/<
in addition, falling of the womb, and great pain in that re
gion. One physician after another exhausted hl« skill and
g?™ A and persevering use of MAE
cored mo
• lcaairni j mv i
k fetmcged znen*trw7^~'A?£^? d i?i , 7*'* —"
b*d other tronUea, inch * .
WM, generalfcaffoor and
tK*h w? 1 “ d dr *K in s*sn»»{too,t*ln between
utVtibu '!?’? °“ •p‘ n *.&• or •««-
Sr^tSfI°‘ 1 °‘“ 1 ‘ “ d hamU - * lu > ooli bind.
“ d r ;rLs. d^., srif?r^37s J s; J ta ? t s?Ki
«r«y thing, one alter Mother, without the
sss?*:, Gw bottl® of MARSHALL'S CTXRISB CATHo£
ICON changed tome of my symptoms for the better and '
now lam entire and rw&ilyctired. I wilh thaTa “y
woman could know what It will do. CLARISSA OBER.•
CATHOUOAS ha. aar«t my
life, aj I eerily beliera. I tried doctor, and nnt y
longer, whoa I met rthaladywS •
EJS'“V® C * ,hoUc ®“»o»tronglythat Idetoedltm£
1" j* *? ** 1 waa ““"Hj 'roable.l «Uh deranged men,
atruatlon. My symptom# W6re prindjially-rAiai in the back
11 ? 1 '“. p ” w V* r ’ r™**™tl»nnV»»ndd,.
.i f nnh.ppy. Itu not onlj entirely cured
oyeelrot ell three eytnptotm, which I here riven ne an b>.
SfhJS'™'S? 1 1 “'“r ,olr " I "m but I bare teen nn y
°'"' “ ,w ” lh « I fbel hoond to let yon know
that other, who are similarly situated may also And relief
KMMA VOSBCROII.
. * l °'“* l,B * a 1 *»•<! Cterin* complaint. with the follow
Ing symptoma: I was oertoua, emadatud and irritable'
emed to abound in complainta, aomo df which I will try to
gire you: pa n In the lower organa, and a feeling as if aoma
* f M ,D t S 10 0 «H inability to walk much on
count of a fcefing of n.lloeet; aching anddraarine. aSd
shooting jialua In theXack, Inina, and extending down the
logs- the jolting produot-d by riding cauaud groat palm
aiwamodic aborting* and pains in tho side, .toauchand bowl
els; hcanache, with ringing In the .-are; every fiber of |h.
ledy ■«•«,«! aore;p.*t Irritability; intense nervoußMa. |
could not War the least excitement without Wing prostraLd
f.'r ut
nut tako pleasure lu anything. I had riven nn -■
ried ererj thing, at I supposed In vaiu. but
my attrutiou to MARSHALL'S CTURINK CATHOLICOV
. caTßuucoy „jj
a f Humb, Whiltj, SujrpraKd Irmbtar
or Paryfol Jfattai, mooting,
eattt of the Kidneys or I rinary Organs, Relcntion or Jncrm
Unmeeqf CVtne, Uarrtbum,a<tUtxneu, Xrrvoumtsi
*£*• /Ujntaiww, Oompj, Disturbed Serp. and aS W?,,
organic or sympathetic, connected vilA the Citrine organs
i. VZSSS ° f j ?{*d LUS mxßntE catbo^wox
u One Dollar and a Half per tingle toille.
On lAe receipt if tit dUlars /Ice bottles shaSbe tent bv ex
press, free efdiaigt, to He end of Ott express route.
ands£e lCU * ar P 0 °^ ix ““ re “»<««**
m »W guarantee Ui.st the Medicine trill be sent on recritd
Of the money. Address Ut-ULO. 11. KKYSVTt
No. WO Wood Btrwt, PtttlbnrSfa
Sign of the Golden itSrUr.
TOBACCO— 50 bis 5a lump Tobacco^
SO do 84 A JOs do Jo *
»kS«wS“” r^L ' ifTo, r t «
JpiSH BO.NE--309 Iba in store and for sale
1 U- L- FiHNESTOCK 1 CO.
Corner ttm nod WooJ aaneta.
pOTASU-"u castn Ist aorta for saSly
r - *■ rAHSESTOCTf /00.
20U
SOO btu. bocUnrbam WhU. ITLeat Famllj gw
J.I3 JAB, <Unm£n_
0; MOLASSES—3O bbls prime N O
• Molaue* Inflow »inlfcr»Ul>j r
iH* T. tITTLBI 00, U 2 Second rtmt.
hhda W 1 ™ for sale
« to» for cubby T. LITTLE £ OO, ll2See.«.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES—
-23 hbdj prime Bcnr;
iH JQIIN f LQYD A C07lI3?Foo
tierces of Grease receiving
VL tnd tOT 1410 B. DALZBLL 4 CO- *
_ J _ *.31 Liberty »t
IX IDES— 500 doz. Flint Hides;
-■P' *■, , , SI do Green Salted IQdoe;
* nJ br , “ 1 * l r BPRIKOKR HABJUron A CO.
- *** Ko 2N liberty rtre t.
QTAKOII.-300 boxes .Rochester Pearl Starch
k? fart*l» by jatt iTCMBT IL COLLINS.
LLOYD A 00.