sJittstag| ©a^ttc. / WEDSESDAr.MOSNDia, FEB. 10, 1868. \ OFFICIAL eipifi qf. ibe crrr.-s* N*«w» oftiid Cltyand Neighborhood. Tbbßichabds Trials—The jury eropanneled to tiyßicharda indieled-for the murder of Mr. Weisminia, as follows:. 1. BobertJWalkeriFlMt Ward. 2. John Kamj Plam township 3. Thomas Alders on,'Upper St. CUir. 4. Isaac Neely/Franklin 5. Michael Hadeny Binpiogbanj. . ' 0. p; M. jrClare; Mifflin. 7. ; Alexander‘Stevenson, Mood. 8. James Kennedy, Manchester. 9. James Caldwell»First>rard. 10. John Louden, Patton.' 11. Thomas Bratt, Firatward. 12. Nathan Graham, Second ward, Allegheny. —Thirty-five jororß were called. Thirteen were challenged, peremptorily, two for cause, Absent and ordered to aland aside. It is not worth tbo while oorhare we tbo dis position nor intention of. giving the report; of . this casein full. We gave the substance of the testimony at the time of'tb£ trial of Kelly. This Richards, now ph. trial. Is a Tory quiet and inoffensive lookiDgnran, - It is highly prob- ■ able that ho was drawn into connection with this terrible affair from tampering with whisky. According*iohbown stotemenlmade before the Mayor; he wenl with Kelly and Benny to Welsmao’s house, drawn A lh|ther by an alleged bad repatation of the unfortunate and simple iWilhelmida, how ; principal witness for theCqm|DiDnweaUh.Keiiy r &ecordlngl'o Richard’s brohe away at the window, andafler ' a lUtle,.B‘ome"body. caiQe ; and,opened the door. rushed-in, Donny followed and Rlchardsj Wasshutoat. ‘ He pushedatthedoor, butsome oile held it'within: afler a few oo meuts he (R.) succeeded-'in puahing it open, and then and there seised by;.the ann pulled him out. . They thsnrfin down across the plowed field in the rear of the honse and heard the girl scream even afteMhey had reached the wood, which is neighboring. The testimony adduced on Monday afternoon was for the most part similar to that given in the caaeof Kelly. fc ' . .. - Dr. Ri M. Tindle gave his testimony as to the nature-andv effect of the blows whereby Weis mancaide tohisdeath.’ Welsman, through an interpreter (Dr.JPfoss,) told'; the same pitiful; story, which former occasion. ■ Her exam ln&lion'obnti&ue.’•l i ', , l >'!'’' l ' ;vfvV’.. ' • *:• •;* ■ . 1. - 'V 7'j»r» Vvj-- **■ . Cattish Fingsflfc —Thin splendid property on the Allegheny Bftef. Wtf eold on Monday by tlmJßheriSandbid toby WBson, MoElroyAOo , Pittsbarghr ? '.TThES'furixttce is perhaps-better pig-iron than any. other in the county, situated as it is on the rirer, affording excellent fiusiUties for reaching market, besides having an abundance of ore in “the vicinity. Tbore are about thirty or forty tenements attached to the furnace, making the property very desirable for persons wishing to engage in the business. Such a chance, as it presents is noroften obtained and men of capi tal wishing to embark in the business would find this well adapted to the purpose. —Clarion Ban. The Dispatch says that on the 17th of Decem ber last, C. W v Vanderkist, went as fpassenger on board the Steamboat Belmont for Cincinnati —with a view to seek. employment, since which nothing has been beard from him. His mother is indeep distress as to hisabsenoe, fearing Unit he has met with foul play, or has been lost by accident. Mr. V. in the same person who was mysteriously cat on the St. Clair street bridge (in. September last we believe,) and one of whoso children was accidentally .burned to death in Diamond alley. The papers in Cincinnati, Lou isville and SL Louis are requested to notice bis absence, and relieve the aOiety. of his mother i o learn of his whereabouts, if* yet alive. Ashtabula Initrmabt destroyed by Fihb.— The telegraph several days since informed us thit the Infirmary in Ashtabula, Ohio, had been destroyed by fire. The Sentinel gives us the following names of por9on9 burned in the build ing: Thomas Nero, Joseph Brunson, Mr. Minor and Eliza Percival. The other two we could not learn. *; The provisions and furniture were mostly saved, in a damaged condition. The barns and small buildings near by, were saved by timely exertion. The inmates who escaped, (about sixty in number) are provided with comfortable quarters, by the citizens of the neighborhood. Loss, $O,OOO. Insurance, $1,200. r. Wfi heard of a poor widow woman, who re* ' sides in Allegheny, and. who has, until recently, supported a family of children by washing, scrubbing, and such jobs of work as she could find to do—who has been incapacitated from earning anything by & sore hand. The family have been kept from starvation for the past two months by the charity of one or two neighbors. She was induced by one of her neighbors to call upon a botenio physician whose office is on a street in this city, t« have a prescription for her hand. He told her that if she would advance three dollars, be would try what he could do. , She told him her helpless condition, and pro mised that if be would cure her band, so that sheoould work, he should be paid. He refused to do anything for her without being paid in advance, and the poor woman related her case to us a few hours afterward. IVe mention it that the party indicated may know that we, at least, are aware of his heartlessness. Locopocoism ik Clearfield. —At a recent meeting of the doughfaces in the Clearfield “digging,” it was resolved that as Pennsylva ;nians we are proud of, our three “B.’a,” our Buchanan, our Black and our, Bigler, that as longas thhy stand at the helm of Slate/ the country and the Constitution will he safe. Also, Resolved, That the delegates to the State Con vention bo instructed to use all honorable means to secure thenominationof Major David Lynch, of Allegheny county, for Canal Commissioner. It seems that they are also proud of-their “LJa,” If they will only resolve to be proud of their “I—esT they can then afford to boast of & union between the last two letters and have something that Democracy is justly proud of. , t&e general desire among Invalids to obtain he benefits of Mrs. Mansfield's remarkably ac turate knowledge of the system when disordered, cud her thorough understanding of the causes af disease, seems to. steadily increase with the occounts of hersuccess which are carriedfrom one auffemjo another. The Washington Infantry have been ordered out to attend attbe execution of Henry Fife and Charlotte Jones,, on Friday. * A' Valuai*.b Boor.—We have been favored with a copy of the' eccond edition of ; ‘Thc Is valid's Guide and CoNauaiPTivK'a Manual,'’ a little work replete with practiral iaformutiao, by Dr. Calvin M. Fitch,, A. hi. M. D. The book contaioa over SO pagea more of matter than tbo first edition, although the price is hot increased. In taking up Lung diseases as a speciality, Drs. Fitch and Sykes have been compelled to direct tbeir attention ulio lo various other chronic diseases which produce Consumption, and are often complicated with it. Th 6 most frequent of these are diseases of the Heart, Stomach and Liver, nod all the prevalent varieties of female complaints. Jo all of these, and espeei&llj* in diseases peculiar to females their treatment has reference in cauu as well as The book contains mucii reldafal* information as well for thppdwbowottld jprcMnvhiinh as Tor those who, ; unfortunately, must seek the means of rttfdrwyU.' 7 " It isfor 'sale atlbe Cook Stores and the t office of 'DrSi'Fitch and Sjkes, ' £ ’ ScnvEp eur KianT.~S|mbnd»7of St Louis, 'who mado and sold' s eonotarfeU. of Ayw’a Cbeirry Pecto ral, has been placed: within the narrow limits that should catch aH-scoundrels.- Imprisonment, though it be for years, can scarcely punish enough tbo heart- * less villain who could execute such an Imposition i «p>m The wickod’rascal who for paltry 7 gals eonld thus trlfio wUk-thw health and life of Li? fellow men —fatrT* from hislips the cup of bopnwbUo. •inking, and substitute an utter delation add cheat, would falter—at no crime, and should he spared no punishment. Somo of hfs trash is still extant in tho -X, X 1-^ .I X -1. i' •? I Telegraphic CUJfORES&IONA l ' Wasrikotos Cjtr, Fbbraary:?. ••SesATv.—Various petitions and presented, including one- from the State of lowa, praying for a reimbursement for expenses of the To di&n war at Spirit Uike, and that tbe volunteers in that war bo entitled to receivo. grants of pnblir lumis. Mr. Douglas, of 111., moved.to tbo Army bill, In unler to tako up the Kansas resolution, call ing fur tbo election returns. Mr. Masen, of Vo., nod Mr. Green, of Mo., object ed, and the motion wga Inst. Mr. Douglas, from tbe Committee on Foreign Re lations, offered a resolution granting authority to the President to settle tbe pending difficnltios with Para guay, which was ordered to be printed. . Mr. Dixon, of Ct., commenced a reply to Mr. Toombs' speech, and others, on Kansas and Slavery. Mr. Pugh stated, in explanation of bis vote on Mr. Douglas' potion, that although bo voted against biui on tbe Kansas resolution, be sbonld rote agnin-t tbo postponement of the army bill. Tbe vote on Mr. Douglas’ resolution was 2d yeas and 30 nays—Yeas : Messrs. Bell, Broderick, Cam eron, Chandler, Collomer, Dixon, Doolittle, Douglas, Darkeo, Fessenden, Foote, Foster, Uale, .Hamlin, Ifarlan, King, Seward, Simmons, Stnart, Sumner, Trumbull, Wado,Wilson. Absentees: Messrs. Bates, Bayard, Clark, Johnson, of Ark., Ueod, Thompson, of Ky.. Thompson, of N. J., WrlghL House.—A resolution was adopted authorizing tbo committee appointed to investigate tho accounts and | ho official conduct of tho late door-keepor, to extend their inquiry into any charges affecting tbe official conduct of tbo present door-keeper. A bill was passed appropriating SBO,POn to run a boundary between tbo United Slates Territory and Texas. On motion of Mr. Haskin, a resolution wa* adopted for the appointment of a special committee to inves tigate tbe facts and circumstances connected with tbo sale and purchase of tbe tract of land at Willet's or Wilkinson’s Point, N. V., for government fortifica tions, with power to send fur persons and papers. ' Mr. J.. Glaney Jones, from the C-'tiumUee of Ways and Means, reported an appropriation bill to enable Abo President to fulfil tbq Ixcaty stipulations for tho abolition of tbo Sound Dues. Tbe remainder of tbo day was devoted to calling tbe f tales for bills and resolutions on various sub jects, and afterwards tho House adjourned. to tbe Pittsburgh Gaxette j Harrisbubq, Feb. U.—ln tbo Senate, Mr. Uazzoin presented sundry petitions and remonstrances. The following bills were read in place—By Mr. Wilkins: A bill for the divorce of Lizzie II agon; to confirm tho title of Fifth Ward School property, pur chased of Shoeoberger’s heirs. By Mr. Gnzsam: A supplement to tbe City Charter, relative to the pub lic scales; relative to the Allegheny Commons, The House proceeded to consider hills on the pri vate calendar, hut arted on none of importance, ex cept an Act to annnl- the marriage-contract between Thomas Washington Smith and Elizabeth G. Smith, —which passed tbo Senate on Monday—which was passed by a vote of 52 against 30; a supplement to an Act authorising the Mayor, Aldermen and Citi zens of Pittsburgh to repair or rebuild the aqueduct over tbe Allegheny river at-said city, approved Jan. 19, IS-U; an Act to confer on NetteAdelis M’Kee, of Manchester, the rights and privileges of a child born in lawful wedlock: supplement to tbe Act to author ize the election of four Snpervizon in Indiana Tp.; an Act relating to fees of aldermen, justices of tbe peaco and constables in Allegheny Co., making them tbe same nv 1n Philadelphia; an Act extending the duties of Sealers of Weights and Measures in West morel and Co. . Tho following hills were postponed for the present: An Act relative to Hawkers and Pedlen in Washing, ton eo.; an Act extending the Sheriff’s interpleader act of Philadelphia city and county to the county of Montgomery; Mr. Fostar moved to have the lat ter extended t» Allegheny co.; an Act to extend the provisions of nn'Act to iucrease tbe pay of County ‘Commissioners in certain counties, which Mr. Irwin moved to extend to Allegheny co. The following Bills were read iu place : By Mr. Foster, a supplement to tbo charter of the Western Transportation Co.; by Mr. Irwin, to mo?? the Alle gheny Bank to Pittsburgh. St. Lopis, Feb/9.—The Leavenworth correspond, cut of tho Democrat says that a hill proriding Tor the Constitution has passed the Kansas Legislature. Lawrence letters published in tho Leavenworth pa pers, contain the proceedings of tbe Board of Com missioners to investigate the election fraud*. . Mc- Lean, chief dork of the Surveyor QenertVs office, testified to haring sent returns of Loth elections to Platte City, at. Calhonn’s request, and .thaths had notseen them since; that the Delaware Crossing re turns bad nerer been received at Lecompton; this tr*s doubted, and Sheriff Walker was dispatched to Leeompton to search Calhoau j 3 office, whan they were found buried under ground, undcT a wood pile, being the identical return. McLean sworo to their having been sent to Platte City. Gov. Denver, tbe Speaker of the Housed and the President of tho Senate, ex amined him, and swear ibal they are tho same returns that Calhoun enunted on the I4th nit. The Dela ware Crossing returns 'are among them, fooling 319 vote*. Previous to this, Diffendorf testified to having given tho Delaware Crossing returns to Calhoun at Weston subsequent : to the holding of tho Court at Lecompton. Writs bare.been issued for McLean aad-Sherwood; who have tied-to escape arrest. St. Lodis, Feb. 9.—The river is still receding slowly aod -there is considerable ice running. Tbe Illinois is open to Fort Peoria Lake with a good stage of water, but above that point it is closed.. The Missouri is fulliog fa*t; it is full of ice as low dbtfn m the Osage.. The' Upper-Mississippi la receding t-j Hanmba^ 1 Yt is lteavy and. steady rain, fell nearly dlfjaet nlgbl and ihosi of this morning. It is cloudy now and growing cold. Mercory 30 degrees. . PnrhiiDELriiu, Feb.-9.—The following am the names of the Demoeratawhovoted in fawornf Mr Harris’ amendment jo tbo Housetop referring the President’s committee, with instructions: Adrian, of 2«ew Jersey,Chap mao, Dewart, Hicktnan.-OwuD Jonea anil Montgom- ery, of Pennsylvania; Cockerell, Cox, ilall, Law renco, of Ohio ; Davis,’ - English, Foley and Nillack, of lodiana; Harris, Marshall, .Morrie, Shaw and Smith, of Illinois; Ilajkin, of I»ew York ami Mc- Ki.bbcn, of California. The Auerieani wbo voted against it were Messrs. Audcrson, Custu, Hill, Marshall, Maynard, Htiily, Rtcatul, Trippc, Underwood and ZollicoOcr. On n'.Ti-.-.-iiiir f/i I'fr-w* ?«\p ilri'in- Commercial COMMITTEE OF ARBITRATION FOR FEBRUARY. Lous IhCXZT, V. P., W. W. Una, Job* Ftanno Divio M t Caxdusv JiKZs'GiXWXja. i prrtSßtfiiGU aiAitUKTs. | Reported Spedaltg/or tfie PUtsbUrgh Gatetlt.] Ptressoaos. Tbudxy, FebzCiat 9,1853. . FLOUR—The market b doll and aochabted; ealre vu wharf of 23 bbU super at $3,63 and 30 do extra from wagoo at $4,00. From atore, 110,70 aud 25 bbU at!s3,B7 for taper, it,25 for extra and $4,50 for family da, and SO and GO do at :;4,00, $4,25 anil $4,50, aod 75 bbla, oxtra family at $4,50® : 14.62, Red aod White Wheat. ‘ , „„ A GRAIN—Rales from wagon and from Qnt bands of 300 bos Oata at 23,100 bns prime Spring Bariev at 45, and 600 bos ordinary White Wheat at I*3SO. GROCERIES—There was a UttU fercritii foabng lo Molne ar* yesterday, growing out of, the aaViqta from New Orleans; tho following despatch from that city toons of our wholesale grocery house* we aro permitted to copy: *Xcw OaUUSS, Teh B.—Good Molaoee worth 25 cents on the levee.” , ± Inconseqnanco of this .and similar iotelUtence houlers put np Molasses to 30, aud were even inclined to go higher. Sugar waahetd pretty firmly at <9£<&7. BROOM CORN—A aaluof 2 ton» at $9O per ton. BUTTER A EGOS—Sties of 4 bids prime Roll Butter at 14; Eggs are held at 10 for fresh. , OlL—Linseed Is Iu reqoest; a sale ef 35 bids, Western ou prirate terms FlSH—Sales of 5 this No. 3 Mackerel at $11,50; and 1 tes Codfish at . • • SEEDS—Uioveraevd Is oomlng inxnore freely, aod -the market la not ao firm. A sale of IjilTms to arrive at $3,00. CHEESE—SaIes of 40 bxs W. IL,atQ@9& PEARLS—A sale bf SOciks at oV£,on time. , LlME—Sales of 25hbl> Loalarilie at sl^7.' UU3IINY—A tale or 6 hbti at $5,00 . POTATOES—SaIes from atore of 100 boa Nsshannocka at 55. BACON—Is held more firmly, small Bales cf prim* otiy cored at for Shonldere, for Sides and 9}£ for plain Kama, and a fow Western Hams at 9. .APPLES—A sale or 150 bbla Rnueti from atore at $1.50 fl blil. nOSETABY AND COfINERCIAL. . Tbe Metropolitan Bonk, Naw York, Is taUfijgtba note* it the Philadelphia banka at % rent, dlsctfßM; also, thoae ef the Slats, which are made par in PhiladeMila. The Philadelphia hanks have formally aJSptsd tbs articles of association for the Naw Clearing House, sod it will' go Into operation In a fcw day*, The features ofthsotablßi meot are sabatantlally those of tbs New Yorit lastttntfop. Tbo superintending committee are: Mr Rogers,.-of the Tredemen'a Bank; Mr Jordan, of the Manufrctonia* and .Mechanics’; HrDlcksoa, of tbe North American: Mr Lewis of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’; Mr Ootnsgyi.'of the Pmla delpbla Bank. Tbe Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bonkitaa been selected as the depository. • _ We snnsx acom para tire statsmsot of the lmports at Naw York for the week and mince Jtn,*l: . For the weak. - 1656 1857. ..1858. Dry G00d5..........; ..$2£GQ,563 $4,150,013. $1,611,623 .General Merchandise... 1,147,149 2,255,223 00^218 Total for the week 56,411,241 S2JLk246 TyUl for Jsnuary- 15,623,702 18,120,223 7,790^47 . ant. Jmui, 1 4W.8aX.412 $21^21,^4 Tbs Imports, it will be assn, continue to abow a large foiling off of over four millions for the- week, and tenhoda half millions sines the Ist of January. • . We annex a comparative statement of the Exports (ex ctnrire of specis) from New Yorkloforeign port* for the week, andftiuce Jan, 1: 1856. 1857;, iSSB. Tutal for tbt* week 51,242,4*6; sl^47^lo Previou>ly reported 3,715.62; 3^123,728 Since Juo. I $4,671,044 —fNYTrib. The Money market |.ictcntsno esesnUal change. Ftrsl* clssi paper U *|aot«-d ai .* U> 8 9 cent, with little or-none offering. Fpecse la rapidly accumulating to the renlts of the main, end which only a few rake ago was sought after with such insane eagerness, is Ukely tosooo beantne »drug. ThoßankßsrediacaDotiDgxnorellbenllyfbaitiM denmod for «pitsl ls likely to conUnue limited; ootil 4>nsi dmi aasnmre mors bnoyancy. \ The weekly statements of tbs Banks ol PhlisdelphU were np this aftsreoon, and ws present the following 'com parative exhibit of tbe footings, as compared with the -previsns week: .__sll f 3oo,oC3 20,43,704 26£5ft,229 D«X f*M>* 4.473,08 -4,C684»S lic- x l»^3W Do» from otbrr Bk* 2.780,142 1,N»,93t Dee... lU<*. Dne to otto lUnk» 4,173,710 ZfiSL“,2\ Dec... 041.1H9 Derail > 11,193,120 IUftLSIa Ine... 709.393 Clrcolallon l.iwfl,***. i£ay>4B Inc 190,384 Thi#U • very f»r ,raU* exhibit, (having AD iucreUtof J u po*il« »f $709;393, ad iocrvAM of (pocio of $102,292, a re* dilation of the lodebtedneu of Other fimki of A uuleßile iocresa* of circulation And a iHf.hl dectf am of ioaos. Th(<'ooditlou of Uiol*nU*i4«TldMiUj Mrvaomid, and the incfeaw of depuslti (bova Alignment*! eonßdenr*. in tbejmhUc »incr tho r«*«napU*a or (pcde .pay went a —fPWlßull Import! by ftlv«r. NEW ORLEANS per Great Wwt—2o bbd* c coal, IB Ltl* wbuk y, 60 «K» floor. IB hhds btcoa. 100 bid* pork, 21 bg* le»tb«ie Clerk a oo: 22 bU cotton, tiog, Peanuck A cu; Aft do, FeOorKk; 62bbl* whslky, Wallace; 6 hbda Kirk paulck L Idctxgar. 16 do, J Beany, Jr,; 110 bdle bidaa, Swindle: 2sl»bd*«o£*r, 12 pkga, Jonee A OooJajr 4 bhda ' near, OerdiMn 4 te d beet; UoUnee A eu; W bid* wbilby. Carr A«n 100 bbla flour Liggett A cct, 11A) do Gtaban A Thomas; 60 do molauee. Bag*!?, Cofgratb 4 ea; 224 sk* Utatooe Iloffman i co; 2DS bra abort*. I£irtMQ£b 4 ctr, i : pfcjt*, Adiia*; 1 ptrc, Bryce. Richard* A <*n- 1 - CINCINNATI per Pctomae—'W bbd fubarra, Wryiuml 40 bis cxittou. Prnnock: 23 bg» fialhrf*, Poialfc 2JV-lig» wftmt, 11 dofUTMcd. 1 OS'do flour, Dkkey A co; 25 la« candles, PilUry 8 cik* win*, Bikawell, Paer A w 2ft hlf bbl* moIMVM. Patlnn; IQO bbl-floar, Wallace; fto Jo do (ltrtlnM; lOOduwbUky, Knox; 32dodu, M'Hcnrj: 10 bt4 blantick witar, Fioming. 10 roll* loather 2J bbdo obloo, i-0 Old* alcnhol, 1* 2 do flour, 100 bx hasu. 12 te du. 23 ttlxlo' «hooM*r», 20 bbls wblaky, 30 do hmuv.lOtulu Pork. 418 kgs, g tMv lard, 301 bgswbaaL. 1 bbi water, CUrk A «>•, 20 tuna pig imtat Bnrk A tteras. import* by Railroad p, p. \r. ac. It, R.—23 bdle paper, JM Perkins t w •9 tU» coal oil, d A Long; 2 do butter. MUler XJlkJteUon; 1 d 0,3 do eggs,Scott,drahamXco; 4*b«a rye, 109donahs 13 hogs. • aha rye ttuur, L Pelersou; 19 do wheat du; a kgs UnhODyen lddox broowa, Kirkpatrick X co; TltkaosU, CUbhU Oonr, P PtUrasn; (ttbtda flour, 3 "bLU eggs 4* iki clovenerd, 00 A* Urlqy, grown -k Kirkpatrick; 27 Ulg ,'.i j»j lijiynw«h kfeCUwSau* r flour, Shrive? X bUworth; 12S baa wheat, Voeahtley A co; 47 doa backet* X tuba, K Roll eon Xco; 14 do, Reis X Berger, 31 do Miller X tUeketaoo; 7 has meal, bdo raga, Mrtver X RobiaaoKjO W« rye. 3 Uaih O bbUcoeloil, W A McCaurg, o doW -&8c*lf« IbM ege»;S doheiter, Qduetiiotia;K Htuletoo; 4bbtscider, J Craig; 332 ni.lra, O W Kwlndltrr. 9H (MskeU produce, 6 canrsttie, 9 do bog*, 13d l»H*b corn, 41 do oats, owners 3V l.bU egK». 0 do butter, 10aka dr apple*, Rea; t> bhls po<* lb hbds do, lfli bis do; 70 tea do. Ml dressed bop, 14C9 pcs balk meat, 126 ■U potato**, Ct bbts butter, B 9 do epn.3o7 bbltlard. 3u2 |.,1, barley, 1900 do wheat, SlBbbla floor. I'.'a rolls luuther. Isuo »k* clovcraeed, 00 do dr fmlt, Clarke X co. C. X »*. It. Ih—l bbl butter, J Rum; 11 hxs do, W) boxea . - cloyereeed, J 6Canfield; 6tihla eggs, lloaka - ' • •*— i do lard, 200 Bdo \ "I* i ~ «* r ]; R«gutotjsttamnß. hBHE Hisworr Ififa Direct iJßtit A IltrtClitnet to Pum|«n A Shippers. WUlgo Through without Btihipping, to , BOQNEVILLB, BRUNSWICK. LEXINGTON, WESTON LEAVENWORTH CITY, KANSAS WHEELING PACKET.—Tha floe . pa*-4fiBEB eengeo steamer OHEVOIT, -Captain. J. Homy, will leave br the above - and all intermediate porta, on Uondaya, Wedmdayi and Friday*. For freight orpassage, apply on board, or to * • . an« W. B. WHEBLER, Agent No. & Wood at. Regular Wednesday . reg** PACKET, FOR CINCINNATI.—Tbe'ifISgjIgSL fine new steamer J. W. HAILiIAN.Capt. M. ilaya, will leave Sot the above and all intermediate porta on K\ERY WEDNESDAY at 10 o’clock A. M. For paaaagoor-freight apply on board or to Ja23 FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agents. Fob marietta and zanes- i _fgft.ui VTT.r.T!—The new and beeutifal steamer UZZrE MARTIN, Capt BIOWW, will leave for the above and all intermediate porta, EVERY SATURDAY, at 3 P. B. For freight or pamage apply on board or to oelti FLACK, BARNES A 00., Agta. (Eincinnati, &t, J?OR CINCINNATI AND LOU- . fggr .jn . IBTOLLE— I TbefinefteamerAßOONAUT, pt. Oeo. L. McLean, will leavfclbt the above and al Unter mediate porta, on TUTS DAY, lQtb Inst., at 4 p. m. For freight or passage apply on board or to jatt FLACK. BARNES A CO., Agents. Jlastbillt, Arc. For nashville'.—The tine. fca-.ei steamer HASTINGS, Capt. Porter, willrfAW leave for the above and all lutermedlate porta on ttAT'UK DAY, 13th lost. Fur freight or paaage apply on board, or to f,.S FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agents. St. aoutß, 4lrc, FOR—UISSOORI Riyßß—Tto I ICffM, Dae u«w steamer RO WEN A, Capt. WiU leave fur above and all Intermediate porta on MON DAY, ill# Ifttb ipst. For freight or passage apply on board or to fed "FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agta. FOR ST. LOUIS.—The fine new . fCfr.ia passeoger steamer. “ANOLO BAXO.S," Capt. Baker, will leave fur the above and alt intermediate p&rte on THIS DAY. loth IruL, si 4 oVleck P. M. For frviirbt or iiamags apply on tmard or to REA A JONES, 67 Wster'street FLACK, BARNES A CO-, Agls. fc»|,2 No. 67 Water At. FOR ST. LOUIS —Tfie fine'newTfFg^j fast jnnnluK paauuger steamer lOWA, Capt. Moore. wUi leave fbi the above and all intermediate ports on THIS DAY 10th lost., st 4*r. u. For freight or nassape apply on tewrd or to J 122 _ LACK. BARNES A CO, Agents. FOR ST. LOUIS.—The tine new > fCPr .ia steamer MARENGO, Capt. MrCallun, JnSHHI will lesve fur the above and all intermediate port* on THIS DAY, 10th Inst., at 4 u’oi.wk P M. For paaonge •.* freight apply'«»n board or to VLACK BARNES A CO. flrtu ©titans, &t. FOR MEMPHIS .AND NEW , ffigMn ORLEANS. The fin* new steamer ST. LAWRENCE, Capt. R. D. Cochran, will leave for the above and all intermediate ports on SATURDAY, tb* 136 b 1 ust. Fur freight or passage apply on board er to FUCK, BARNES A CO„ Agta Foil mempuls'and new or- I ycHVitt LEANS—The splendid steamer ARCTIC,riBESSB Capt. Devinnev, will leave fir lb» ab«ve and intermediate parte uu SATURDAY, the 13Ui iniL, For freight or paiwe je apply on board or to FLACK, UARNRS A CO., Ageuts. FOR -NEW ORI.KAN&—The, JEfcj. flno steamer AURORA, Capt. John S. Ehodoa, will leave for the ahovu aii.loll IntoritWioto ports On THIS DAY, the 10th instant at 4 o'clock, P. U. For freight or passage apply oo board or to FLACK, OAKSES A CO, Ageutt. feZ No 67 Water stm-t USaauls. WANTED to engige Ib tbs "■*]• of tbs moet popular selling 'SS ! sS3f^ft? I SLiiiS? ! M3pS^W! •soil tusks money ol tho urns time. AgoaU now Id.tbs bus ioesi srs clearing from $4OO to $1,600 per year. For full sod* lift of Books, Sfldrees ti. M. RULISON, ~.i CincinnatiSxprea “ £3sf.ii.| “ Stflp.al * : 7:!4 VSrCO'A'I st. Bte.ab. Accomlion . “ 4:00 « (Wellaville, . fHI “ | • - * jgtefctpTUlefcJOv. *.|’ ' The &00 i_ a.Train run* throngb to Cincinnati with but on* change, utd Uw Gncutsa/ witaoet ciiaxai or cans, making direct connection* for Dayton, Indianapolis,Cincinnati, tottifTliliyOaiKaand SuLoni* The 0:45 a. n. Train stop* at ail Station*, and connect* at Bayanl with train on To*caiawas Branch far-NewPhiladelphia and all point* on that road. At tladaon wfth the C.Z.4C.A R. for Cojahogt-Falla ahd; Akron. At Cleveland with Cleveland ami Toledo Railroad for Toledo, Detroit, OMcago;and at Chicagojwith all Railroad* leadlogtlo tho Jfprtb-feat. Also with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie, Dunkirk, Doflhlo, Niagara Pall* and Canada." tJ\ } \ ’ ‘ ! The o;is a. m. and 235 r. w. ■Train* ctop atall Station* on the Hirer and connect at tfhefeUhg with the.BalUmore and Ohio Railroad for Combe Hand, Harper's Perry, Bai timbre and Washington City. At Bellolr with iliyCeiitral Ohio BElroad for Zanesville. CireloTille,„Lanca*ter,Wliinington, Ac. The 4r. i f, Steubenville Accommodation*top* at all 'fray-Station* : - : i u. \t Rrruanva Taam from Cincinnati arrive In Pittatmrgh a* follow*; - v >v Jft* . . That leaving Cincinnati-at 4:20 p. w. runs through’witbont change of car*, and'arrive* at PltttCnrgb T:SQ A. M. .Thi* train on Saturday evening ran* directly throngb to Pittibnrgh, and passenger" can leave for Philadelphia via'Venn* Railroad on Sunday evening at 10 r. V. ' Thalfoavlng Cincinnati at 6:00 a. u. arrive* in Pittrtmrgh at 8:£0 P. M. ' ' The above Train* will atop on lignal of the Station Agent at any Station betweeh'Pittslmrgb htdliocberter to take np nusrageragolngtoaoy pointoc or beyond the line oTthi* ruaii. Train* will al*o etop to, leave paiaengtra coming from thl* Road to any Station between Roehcater and Pittabnrgh. c- • Pusengcra deairing to go to Chicago, or point* beyond Chicago Tia Cleveland,'wtuf ask-far; TicXtUtria - CUirJand. SkwbenrfS to Cotumbu*, Cincinnati or 3t. Loui*, or point* beyond Colnmb'nj l via SteubohtilltVmu:? a:k CS-Caggage checked through to «Jl principal point* ami traniferred free of charge’ ' ' . £ or n dHaforaation, *PP J y to GEO. PARKIN,at the’ Ticket Offlee, Penn Street Depot ' F T lL .™?^. a r‘;^l T i. cket A BV° I C.AP.R. R., Cleveland. P.R; BrCUvsUnd. J. A. HUTCHINSON, Gen. Tick*-! Agt, C. A C. K. JV, Colnmbo*. 0* 33 ) TV. w. BAOLCT. Sapt-V.C. A aß.R.^lnmbn». EDWARD T. MEGRAW, TOBACCO AIISTO < OIGhAJEtS, .VO. 241 LIB SS TT;BTR BET, B&AD O P WOOD, i . ’ PITTSBURGH, Ph^NNA, OFFERS TO TIIE TRADE A LARGE, FRESH AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK,‘pm ebaaed Irom importer* and Uasnfoctnrer*, amongst which are the following favorite brands W. U v Grant'* A No. 15* Tobacco, Kelma, Robinson A Co’* Tobacco, ~ • Eugene Howard'*/ Tobacco, V ' Grant'* Ponnd’Lamp Cavendish, ' □ax&rd and Railroad Brand*, 200 Caddy Boxet Half OIOABSt CIGARS!! CIGARS!!! ONE lwril*l*lo2sr ASSORTED BRANDS. All of'wbich we offer to the trade at price* which eannot fail to please. E. C H I L D S & C O’S- PATENT ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER-PROOF- CEMENT Are now prepared to contract and put'on at the shortest notice the above Elastic-Fire and Water-Proof Cement Roofing, It being the only article yet iorenledthnt will eacceaefally resist the action of tbektmosphere in every climate. J IT IS PERFECTLY PIKE AND WATER-PROOF, And In polDtof durability, we believe lfleiqttal: if aoisope ar, tosoy Metallic Roofing. We can pm it ou over Old Tio Tar, (refcor Shingle Boob, it making nod . aoce how flat or steep the roof may be. This I Roufl ng & Warranted to prove as abate repreaented. We win pot it oq for BIJ- DOLL AUS PER EQUAJ2E, . No. 131 Third street, between Wood and Bmftiifleld, 'N, p ■* Pittsburgh, Penn* We will apply 1 cheapest paint Ihi *i.We lorite i and examine tamj 8. A. JOBNi £ WJJ.JOttN! I hare madeacbejplealeiflmfaatioaofenme tpecimenior W. E.CHILD3 k CU'd KOOFINU, left at my office, tha r* •utts of which are at i&lqirar> - let. The materiel 9 compounded *oa» to remain tillable for a great leugth of time. 3.L Tbo cansl*tas|y 1* ootreadily loflaaocad by-the temperature; coaeeqnenilyu wonM not be liable w tu*lt«ud tut> «tfCromßroortti£asißier;or i cr4drlaWhiter;i;e.extremeiufnatnra]he*tas(lcolU would not Injur* it. 4 3d. The compotitlqal* Bpt fcAt but.slightly alkaline. It would not d*-»tn>y the rauraea, but on tli* rAti«ry protc-. i 11 from the action of tto weather. All*. It ia Water PipoC, aad to a bug* extent Fire-Proof: that Is, sparks au flame It In ait ••piutqn such a roof will !a*t for jmreifnui on carefully and receiving prompt attention. iUspdci folly, JOSEPH M. LOCKJ3, Chemist, ; labaraiory So. IUS Walnut street. Cincinnati, Ohio I Cutconun AoctnrßOTtl !.**. Co., P«t>. 6th, IBST 1 hare examined W.tE. Caitne A Co'e Eire aod Water-Proof Cement Rooflug, and a* for u l can Judge, consider U a good iarrottoo, toff am willing to Insure bondings tboa protected upon the me ttrtu as I ini or* thb*e covered with metal. epLJJIUwF ffitgped) JNO. 8. LAW, Agt. Boyal fuel Co, Loadon and Liverpool. 1557. TRANSPORTATION. 1857. CA I'ACITT ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY. mm* LLOYD &.C.0., mmm [SUCCESSORS TO LLOYp * lemon., i HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS.THIS WINTER, ure nowpiepared to do a beery bnslam by PEmTBYLVAmA AJNTp PLJLIX.RO-A.3D. Through to and Cron* the Ewttru Citlec W* can assure opr friend* and all ihoee diipcwed to patrcalte the Pcuna. Cana and Ballroad, that no paint will be spared tareadirf geoeral ■atiifactioo to SHIPPERSOF PASTERN AND WESTERN FREIGHT. The Avouiaoce of the Inclined Planes on the Allegheny Portage Railroad Will glr* Increased deepalcb toUio traosiaittlnq of freight. Office Peon Street, at tbs Canalßasin.' 1 fiOfclyd . . LLOIC A CO 1857. CANAL NAVIGATION. 1857. KIHR'3 pohtable boat LINE, >afcv-CTn-, V iaPennsrlvaniu Canal unit Railroad/ i— 1 Capacity Two Thousand Tona Per Month Each Way. OUR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION HAVE BEEN LARGELY INCREAS wI daring ttw put Winter ind ve eu now offer toSIILPPERS tlis superior nlnntagt of • IM3UCI.R DAILY LINS to nod from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore., Our tine being composed entirely of PORTAJILK BOATS, but one transhipment (a required. Merchant! sending Prtdght to our Line can relj.upoaitfibcfug pot through with all poeelt-1 room) aud despatch. WAREHOUSE, CANAL BABIN. comer cf Liberty and WdyniitretetiyPiltAvrah, Va. fo2&ljd KlSfi k UrrCIIHLL, Proprietor*. fHiscdlaiuous. -t a W-» * i.%-mrr cf twirl'll Street and JUarM Sjttarf. IIARRISBURQ. PBSHA. WJRU-I .S COVERLY, Proprietor. THIS NBW AED ELEGANT HOTEL, receully erected br the Messrs. JONES, tallarzfotrarg, -Pstibarlarteeti leased for a term of yum by the. ttoflro signed, be lakes this method Of caUihg. the aiteuliati of bis former, patron*, frUudsand the treteilioc comtiranltj thereto. llartng *,fVonf «/One Butuirvl and Forty liri on tht principal tired of the city, nod /Yrty-IVo feet Frost o« Jfarlet £]ugrr, It cannot foil to prnv* attractive aa veil as Inviting toatranger*. The CHAMBERS are of fine aiio, well, ventilated, and lighted with o»—e number with coanecttogdooro-rmaA ing them very dealrableforfomUlrs. 1 ~ •/ Thn HALLS are warmed throughout by Heaters; au«l every modern Improvement, in fact, naa beon added, that -may conduce to theaafety, comfort and happiness of the guest*. Visitors may, therefore, mi assured, that the “JONES HOUSE!’. baa been madeperfcetin all its appointments— (bat fttb dipirtaeat bi.lxu placed !n charge of Experi enced and Competent Amu—that In «Tcry particular the eyatem which has been adoptnf/Vj the oropristov, will af ford to thoss vbo may make it their homesas- gnwtade- comfort as may !>• obtained at any almilar establish WHOLESALE DEALEBbIN ROOF I 3ST G. As JOHNSON, Proprietors, u«uiAaL‘ap »us VHIVKRSiTT At Cambridge, Mans, The Jnttruetart in thin nrr Hem. Joel Paxker, LL. D , Royal Protestor liou.TneerfiTumiUMo.-u, LL l’rofeesar, lion. Kmojit Wiiawnar, tL D., University Professor. THE course or instruction embraces the va rious branches of the Common Law' and of Equity, Admiralty, Commercial* Inlinuthmal and CohstUsnonel Law; and the Jurisprudence of the United State*. The Law Library consists of about 14,000 Tolumra, and as new works appear they aro' added, aud ertry effort Is mad* to reader it complete. •* Instruction ia given l>y oral lectures and expositions, (and by connection with (hem.) of which there are teaovery week. . Two Moot Court* are also holden in each Wrtk, at each of. which * cause,. previ ously given out, is argued by four tlndcnfo, and an opinion delivered by the Presiding Instructor. 1 100 ms and other facilities are ofoo provided.for the Clnb Conrt»; t*daa As sembly is beh! weekly fortune tier hi debet*, ttid acquiring a knowledge of parliamentary lav and proceeding*. Students may enter tbs Scboot lo any stage of their pro fessional studies or mercantile pundits, and at' the com mencement of either term, or in the middle, or other part of a term. They are at liberty to elect wUat'etndies they vQI pursue, according to their view of their own wants ana attainment*. The Academics!year, which commences on Thursday, six * 'ln July, I* dixit)e4 into two fHisctltanepus.