giftehirgl (incite. PITTSBURGH: THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 4,1858. 03“ OFFICIAL PAPER OP TEE C3TT.-& Sews of the City and Neighborhood. Mail a copy of the Gazette, to-day, contain ing the second part of the Report of the Board of Trade on the Tonnage Tax question. We have an extra edition put up in wrappers. Court op Comton Plsa9. —Before Judges M’Clure and Adams. March 3. A coal-boatman, residing in Birmingham, this morning entered suit against tho owners of the steamboat Empire City, to recover value of one box of goods, shipped at Cincinnati. Jury re turned a Verdict allowing plaintiff sixty-seven dollars, being $3B less than the amount of dam ages claimed. Counsel for defendant T. B. Hamilton, Esq.; for plaintiff, Mr. Carnahan. Patterson vs. Scott; action to recover value of a cow, proven to have been sold by plaintiff to defendant. Verdict, 2D dollars and 31 cts. for the plaintiff. Hugh vs. Edward M'Ginn. Witnesses, called by plaintiff, testified that whilst his team was standing in the street, at Birmingham, Edward M’Ginn drove his own team carelessly and swiftly between it and the sidewalk; that his four wheel struck Hugh’s colt causing its death. The argument was long, and the Judge charged the jury at length on several points. Prosecu ting attorney, Shannon; defense, Cochran. Jury gave verdict for plaintiff, allowing him $5O dollars, the damages claimed. Meeting or the Horticultural Society.— The Pittsburgh Horticultural Society held its usual monthly meeting yesterday, Vice President -Murdoch in the chair. The committee appointed to confer with the Agricultural Society relative to holding a joint Exhibition by both Societies noxt Fall, handed in a favorable report. A resolution attached, authorizing the Horti cultural Committee of the Agricultural Society to make arrangements with the Committee of the Horticultural Society, under which the lat ter will receive a portion of the nett proceeds of the joint Exhibition, saicl portion not to be less than ten, nor more than thirty per cent., of the gross proceeds, was called up, and after a warm disoussion, in which the advocates of a joint Exhibition, as well as those of a separate one, had their say, the whole matter w&9 laid over for two weeks. After some other matters of but email import ance, the Society adjourned. Bobbery.—A. merchant from Venango County put np on Tuesday night at the Red Lion Hotel, and when he retired for the night left in his coat on a chair near the bed in which he slept, his pocket book containing $OO5. He locked his door securely and awoke on Wednesday morn ing to find his money gone. A man by the name of Beatty occupied a bed in the same room. He rose before Morgan and left the room. He is a man of hitherto good rep utation. fie was searched at the Mayor’s office and some bad money found on him, but none of the missing funds. He declares tiio counterfeit money to' btf -eome that he has had on him for a long time. He Is a resident of Clarion County. Ho denies all knowledge of the theft. The cir cumstances appeared to be so much against him that the Mayor felt justified in putting him co der bail to appear for future examination. Some other parties aro suspected and tho police, will bo active in securing them. Moh&oe Stewart, whose case has been fully developed as one of small-pox, was yesterday removed to Passavant’9 Hospital, where be will have all the care necessary. Dr. Baldwin, the physician to tho jail, has been awaiting anxious ly the result of his symptoms, for some days past. On Monday evening, he told Jailor Philips that tho cobc resembled small pox very much, but might prove otherwise. On Tuesday he be came satisfied that his diagnosis was correct, and measures were taken to bare the patient re moved. The Coart expressed its willingness to make an order for the removal of the prisoner, bat the Sheriff must become responsible for his safety. At first the Sheriff demurred to placing himself in “the room and stead of tho prisoner” —which wonld be the case legally, if the pris oner escaped—butfinally took the responsibility, and Stewart is now under the core of that noble charily, the Infirmary. S Axotukr St&ikb. —The engineers employed on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, were last evening and this morning on a “strike.” The cause of it, as we have been informed, was the dispensing with the services of men at the en gine stations, who, upon the retard of each epgine, took charge of it, shifted ami housed it, TeiicTlng the engineers on the moment of their jurrivaL By the discharge of these engine at tendants, the engineers were required to house md shift their own-engines, against which they struck. There was somo little difficulty this morning, in consequence, in getting off the tub train, while the freight trains have been sus pended, so far to-day none having arrived.— Marriiburg TeL A PIOHT occurred on Tuesday night at a bad bouse in tbe Diamond. Tbo Mayor beaded his police in person and made a descent upon tbe disturbers of the peace. They arrested John Kemp, Sarah Barker, Kelly Boyle, Rachel Reed, and James .Todd, who were all placed in the tombs. John Kemp is the same young man who was last Saturday morning discharged by Jadge-Jic Clure, haring Keen confined on a charge oTtar ceny, which, however, the prosecutor never ap peared to substantiate. He and Todd were sent to jail for fifteeo days in default of fine money, while the others were able to pay up, and pay ing, were discharged. Electioss.— Tbe stockholders of the Monon gabela Bridge met Tuesday, and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Presi dent—Wm. Wilkins; Managers—James Ander son, Christian Anshutz, John Arbackle, Tbos. Bakewell, Robert Beer, John Bissell, James W. Baxter, David Gilleland, Wm. Holmes, Nathaniel Holmes, Lewis Hutchinson, George W. Jackson; Treasurer—John Thaw. The Allegheny Bridge Company also met, and re-elected the board of last year. f'IHK Caß&uges.—We desire to call attention to the extensive stock of carriages manufactured and for sale by Mr. J. P. Wilson (lale Biglow), Diamond Alley. Mr. W. was the manufacturer of the fine close quartered "family Barouche lately presented to Prof. Jacobns. It is a model for comfort, elegance of workmanship and facil ities of motion. We notice a variety of style and finish, in all sorts of vehicles, from which those in need of a comfortable, elegant and cheap vehicle could scarce fail to select one to sail. Neil M'Coluster, an old and respected citi zen of Moon township, this county, while on his way to the city on Tuesday, met with a 6udden and violent death. It is supposed that his horse took fright, and running off, threw him against a tree, where He was found perfectly dead, by this neighbors.' Coroner Alexander yesterday morning went oat to bold an inquest on the body. The jury were eomo time in deciding as to tbo true cause of fais death, but finally gave a verdict—“ Died from natural causes.*' Tbe Ellhaker Suit.— Messrs. Mcllbiony and Perkins, County Commissioners, left for Philadelphi&t.on Tuesday evening, to be iu at tendance at the heariDg of the application be fore the Supreme Court, for an injunction to re strain tho Commissioners of Allegheny county from transferring their stock in the Pennsylva nia Road, for tho bonds issued to the same.— The hearing will be on Saturday. Messrs. Wil liams and Large will appear for this county, we undefat^nd. Blackwood’s MAQAzntx, for February, bos just been received. It opens with a character tie article on “the condition of women,” fol lowed by part lx. of "What will ho do with it?" An article from - Capt. Burton, containing tho journal of his travels in East "Africa, is exceed ingly Interesting. Tho other literary articles are of tbe highest order of merit. For sale by Hunt & Miner and Gildenfenny & Co. ■DIBECTOES OP THE PENNSYLVANIA KaILBOAD Company. —The following Board of Directors of this road for,the ensuing year was elected in Philadelphia, on. Monday, without opposition: J. Edgar Thompson, Washington Butcher, W. R. Thompson, Josiah Bacon, Thomas Mellon. John Holme, G. D. Rosengarten, Wistar Morris. The Beaver Argue says that Messrs. J. J. MeMlßin, E. G.AdliogioD, P. L. Grim and W. G. M’Creary, are applicants for the appoint ment ef County Superintendent of Schools for Beaver Connty, vice R. N. Avery, Esq., re signed. ' . ■ decision of the Court was not given yes -10 the matter of the Penn street crossing, as we were informed on Tuesday would be the case, and which we staled would bo tbo case.— We do not know when that decision will be ren dered. Rev. Willie* Btev*ss, * Minister of the Gosp el, died at his residence in North Bridgewater, oa Monday morning last. ll® lacked but a few days of attaining his 80th year. Os Tuesday night a man named James Gettie wee found much injured by a fall from & bridge in the upper part of the city. He waa taken care pf aud it U thought, is not dangerously injured. ~ Kdibikit wm appear to-night at the Tiltin M Camille, irithttr. Hanley as Armand Washctgtos Couxtt Items —James Berry- J hill, of Cross Creek township, who was found to j be insane by a jury, during the laio court, was • taken to the Western Pennsylvania Hospital on Friday last, by Sheriff Bruce. Da. It. F. Biddle, of Monongahela city, was driving out of town in a sleigh, on Thursday of last week, when he met a bevy of boys coasting down the pike leading into town. One of the boys struck tho horse’s legs, when ho ran away and flung the doctor against a fence, ticarly killing him. [From one case wo learn what is liable to hap pen fifty times a day in this city.] . About forty persons were admitted as mem bers of the Presbyterian congregation of Wash ington, Pa., on Sunday last—twenty-fivo on profession of faith, and fifteen on certificates from other churches. A large sorrel horse, with white face and legs, was stolen from William Crisswell, living near Florence, on Saturday night. Mercer County.— Tho citizens of Wilming ton tdwnship, Mercer.county, met last week at the’White chapel, to express their feelings rela tive to the erection of n distillery in their midst. Very strong resolutions were passed and this is one of them: “That we will not patronize those engaged in the business, nor approve of them that would. Bctler County. —The Post office at Anandale has been reestablished, but we do not learn the namo of the Post Master. Tnc Hon. Samuel Marshall and Jame 9 G. Campbell, United Stotcs Marshal, are delegates to the Harrisburg Convention, without instruc tions. Westmoreland Co.—The caseof Jos. Simpler, of Rostraver Ip., vs. the Pcnna. R. ft- Co., which was to have been tried at last Court, was settled by the parlies without going to trial.—Mr. Simp ler had brought suit for damages, for personal injaries received some 18 months or more since, while coming home from the East. The com pany settled the case by paying him $3,000, and a portion of the costs. Mr. Van Reeves, ofßostravcr tp., Wcstmore iand county, when in apparent perfect health on jjne day last week was observed to reel and then fall from his horse. He died in a few minutes after persons came to his aid. He was a highly respectable man. Charles S. Goodman, of Mt. Pleasant, has been Appointed Sealer of Weights and measures for Westmoreland County. Crawford County. —Mr. Elliot Logan, of Greenwood township, Crawford county, was kill ed on Monday last under the following painful circumstances. A falling tree smote against a standing one and a broken limb fell and broke Mr. Logan’s skull. _.Z Catalogues. —Tho Catalogue of tho Blairs ville Female Seminary, for the year ending March, 1858, is before us, and a perusal of it shows that the Institution is in a most flourish ing condition. Rev. Samuel Sbepley is the Principal, assisted by a board of eight female teachers. A very large number of pupils are in attendance, and the present Principal—-a rever end gentleman, the greater part of whose life has been devoted to teaching, and all of it, as we have reason to know, to the advancement of the best interests of the young—has found it necessary from time to lime to enlarge his school accommodations. He is now prepared to give the most ample instruction in all that wide range of studies, both useful and ornamental, which are necessary to develope and refine the mental powers of young ladies. Western Theological Seminary.,—We are in receipt of the catalogue recently issued. We have already noticed it at some length, and need not repeat what we said before. The institu tion appears to be in a very flourishing condi tion. Its Board of Professors contains the names of some of the most eminent tbeologians and pulpit orators of the West. Mias Beeou, the young girl who was go shockingly wounded a few days since by being run over Dy a locomotive at Altoona, has since died from her injuries. Served mu Right.— Simonds, of St. Louis, who made nod sold a counterfeit of Ayer's Cherry Perio ral, has been placed within the narrow limits that should catch all srouodrels. Imprisonment, though it ho for years, ran scarcely punish enough the heart less villain who could execute such au imposition upon the sick. Tho wicked rascal - who for paltry gain could thus trifle with tho health and life of his fellow man—take from his lips thocup of hope while sinking, and substitute an utter delusion ami cheat, would falter at no crime, and should Ikj spared no punishment Some of i.jj tr.i<b is still extaLt iu the West, and purchasers should he wary of whom they buy.— Gas.tU, flir,,, )\ t Boy’s Raglans and sack coats, Gents French and sack coats Raglans, «kc., nnd a full stock of winter gloves. Gauntlets, Mufflers, Shawls, for Men and Boys, still on hand at Carnaghans, Fed eral street Allegheny. Cush buyers will find the prices ad inducement. * Partial Report from toe Lecompton Commit tee.—We learn that the .Special Committee of Con gress, on tho Lecompton Constitution, bare deter mined to make a partial report in tho course of a day or two. They will set forth that their final re port will not be made until all the members of the Committee hare time afforded them to come on to Philadelphia. Tho object of this visit is that each man may get himself a new suit at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Roekhill A Wilson, Nos. 603 and 000 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. f GLYCERINE, GLYCERINE. GLYCERINE, Highly perfumed. Ruro cure and preventative of Chapped Uand*, Face and Lips, for rale at SUPER'S DRUG STORE, t corner Penn and St. Clair Street*. Another Instance of Tape Worm Cured by the use <>f DU. XXcLANE’S CKLEBUATKD VERMIFUGE, prrpsrtd by Fleming Hr««i: Net Yore. Ortulnir iitb, IS.V2. This li to certify that I vu Iru* bird w ith a ta|*o worm for more than sixmoDlhs. 1 tried all (he known rrinnljes tor tbi* dreadful sQllrtiou, bat without being able U> destroy iL I got one of Dr. McLane’s Almanac*, which rentaiued notice* of several wouderfui euro, that had boon performed by bis celebrated Veimiface, prepared by Fleming Bros 1 rr*olre<l to try it; and immediately purchased a bottle, which I took according to directions; and tbe result was, 1 discharged on* largo tapeworm measuring more than a yard, beside* a number of email one*. MIW. XX. SCOTT, No. TO Caution street. will be careful to ask for lUL SI’LA.NE’S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of i’lrmuKuii. I’*. Ail other Vermifuge* in compar ison are worthies*. Dr. M'Lano's genuine Vermifuge, also bi* celebrate,! Liver Fill*, can now be had at all rr*,[.e<-tiiLle drag store*, tfontgsnutnr withrrut Chrtiffnaturr of mr2.d*« iwT FLK.UING HUGH PITTSBURG MISS KIMBERLY J. Q. HANLEY psjce or U THEATRE Lomxi s.*»d Maxaocrxss. Stage Maxagcr. ATOfIifHIOX. Box** B«cou<1 Tier Thir<i Tiet Oilorml (Jallerj '^sc. Single Ik'dU iu Pritato Box. $l,OO • 50c. Private Box, large SS,OO • 25c. Private Bus, niuall 6,00 .I.V. Colored Bo*. Me Third uitfht of lb© joans Amnion Trngediar.d MU. ,J. G. lIANLKY, And farewell benefit of MISS JULIA TiniNHHM. THI'RSDAY EVENING, March 4tb. will b.> acted Um great play of O .A. M I L r. E - Amend Dut*l Mr. J. <l. Hanley, .Mill Kimber.y. ; Hortens Miss Turnbull. • Miss Turtibnll. To conclude with the Drama of LKOLINE. Miss TurubulCCourad Mr. Dubois. ff3~Thß management takes great pl«unre in announcing that an etißngemcnl ho* U«u made, form few night*, with the young, beautiful ami wonderfully talented MISSES LUCILLE AND HELEN WESTON, Wbnre engagement In Boston fur the past Seteon, nllrsctid the largest unmixT of crowded hcrasesever drawn by any artist In that city. A new piny,'written expressly for them, entitled THE THREE FABT-MF.N, was played by them in that city, lur seventeen consecativo wofk*, to overflowing houses. It is now in active preparation, and will be ijN-edi ly produced. Also, In rehearsal, the FKMALE4OTIUKYES. WANTED—Ten to fifteen young ladle* for the Un'let in the above new plays. Apply at the HtAge Door, lor the Stage Manager, between tho hours of 10 a. u. and I p. m. JONES HOUSE. Qr.rnrr e>f Market Slrrel and JJarLrl X/unrr, UARRIBBUKG, PENNA. WELLS COVERLY, Proprietor. Tins new aed elegant hotel. receuily crock'd by the Mcssf*. JON ES, in Harrisburg, l‘a., haring boon lensetl for a term of years by lb" urnb-r -signed, he takes this method of rilling the uttentlou of hi* former patrons, fi i*tnlt and Ilia travelling aiiumuuity then-to. Haring a Front of One Handful iind Fort]/ F"t on the principal Ureet of the city, and Fifty-Two fret Front on Market « Squart, it caunol foil to prow attractive as well as inviting to stranger*. Tho CHAMBERS are of flno size, well ventilated, and lighted with Gas—a unmWr with connecting doon—mak ing them very desirable Tor families. The HALLHare wormed throughout by Heaters; and every modern improvement, iu fact, him been added, that uiuy conduce to tbo safety, comfort and happiness of the guests. Visitors may, therefore,-rwt.assured,. that the “JONES HOUSE” bos been msdo perfect in all it* appointments that each department I to* been placed Id charge of Experi ment and Competent /know—that in every particular the system which has been adopted by the proprietor, will af ford to those who may make it their home, os great a de gree of comfort as may be obtained at auy similar ustabllsb ment in the State. To secure this desirable result, he has famished the Pub lic and Private Parlors, Chambers, Dining Room, Ac., with entirely NEW FURNITURE; and oU<> arranged within tho building, a flno Barbara Saloon, Oyster Ealoou, Dressing Room. Hot and Cold Baths, Ac. Tho Cnlluory Department and Dining Boom will recelvo the especial attention of the Proprietor, which he trusts, will bo a sufficient guarantee that tretes ail will bo suited. After returning his heart frit think* t.. his old friends and patrons, for the generous patronage «> long extended to him at the ••Coverly House," and also to his friends and patrons at the “Columbia House,” Cope Island, duriug the ecasou of IBM, bo respectfully solicits a continuance of »** tb “JONES HOUSE- [fo&eodltnj WELLS EKLV^ Rul PALMER, No. 105 Market Street, • Dealer in Bonnots, Hats. Straw Trimming*, sod Straw Ooods generally. BARRY'S TRICOPIIEROUS—3 gross on lisnrS ui] fr>r „Ie by 11. I. FAUNEBTDCK A CO. KEufP GARII IRON—ISO lbs. on luind and for solo by B. L FAHNESTOCK ACO.^ COMING —New Wall Papers at low prices, to be sold by W. P. MARSHALL A CO., f„22 No. R 7 Woodatreet. KEG BUTTEU.—IO kfnt in store and for solo by (fr”l) ■ K. nUTCHINSON. EGGS.— Two bbla. just received and for Ml«t7 <&84) R. HPTCHIffWNi Telegraphic. f'O SGR ESSIOS A L. WasoisctoN City, March Senate. —The hour nf one having arrived, the special order of the day, the Kansas Bill, wa«taken Mr. Sowar 1 delivered a lengthy speech on the subject of Kansas, discussing the following proposi tions : —First, that whereas at tbo beginning the as cendancy of the Slave States was absolute, it is now being reversed. Second, that whereas, heretofore, tho National Government favored tho change of balance from the Slave States to the Free States it has now reversed this policy, and opposes the change. Third, that national intervention in the territories in favor of slave labor and slave Slates is opposed to tho national, social and moral development of tbo Republic. In arguing these propositions, Mr. Seward said that Nebraska was re signed to free labor without a struggle, and Kansas became a theatre of the first actual national conflict between slave-holding and free labor. Immigrants met faeo to face to organize through tho machinery of republican action a civil community. In tbefirst hour of trial the new system of popular sovereignty signally fails bocauso it is impossible to organize by ono single act in one day a community per fectly free, perfectly sovereign and perfectly con stituted out of elements unossimulated, nnarraeged and uncomposed. Froo labor rightfully won tho day: slave labor wrested the Tictory to itself by fraud and violence. In speaking of tho opinion prononncod by the Supremo Court of the United States in tho Drcd Scott case, he said, in this ill-omened act, it forgot its own dignity, which bad always been maintained with just judicial jealousy. They forgot that the provinco of a Court is simply jus discern and not at all jus dare: they forgot that one foul sentence docs more harm than many foal examples; for tbo last do but corrupt tho stream, while tbo former corrupts the fountain. And they and tho President alike forgot that judicial usurpation is more odious nnd intolera ble than any other among the manifold practices of tyranny. After further argument, ho added: No wonder that the question before us excites apprehen sion and alarm. There is at last a North side of this Chamber; a North side of the Chamber of Repre sentatives, and a North side of tho Union, as well as South sides of all these. Lach of them is watchful, jealous and resolute. If it be true, as has so often been asserted, that the Union cannot survive a deci sion by Congress of a direct question involving the adoption of a free Stato into this Union, which will establish tho asecndancy>of tho free States under tbo Constitution, and draw after it the restoration of the influence of freedom in the domestic and foreign con duct of tho government, thon the day of dissolution is at hand. Farther on, ho said: Lot the Supremo Court recede: whether it recodo or not, wo shall recognize the Court, and thus reform its political sentiments and practices, and bring them into har mony with the Constitution and laws of nature. In doing so we shall not only rcossumo our own just authority, bat wo shall restoro that high tribunal itself to the position it ought to maintain since so many inalienable rights of citizens, and oven of States themselves, depend upon its impartiality and its wisdom. If you attempt to coerco Kansas into tho Union under tbo Lecompton Constitution, the people of that territory will resist to civil war, if noeessary. You are pleased to put down that revo lution by tho sword. Will the people listen to yoor voice amid the thunders of your cannon. Let hut one drop of a freo citizen’s blood he shed there by the federal army, nnd tho countenance of every re presentative of a Freo State in either Houso of Con gress will blanch, and his tongue will refuse to utter tho vote necessary to sustain the army in the butch ery of his fellow citizens. Tho Senate then adjourned. House.— Messrs. Winslow and Seward both ad vocated tho resolution, which was passed by 71 ma jority. The llouso then adjourned. ; Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette.] IlAßßisßunc, March 3. Senate. Tho ro-charter of tho Merchant's A Manufacturer’s Bank earao up, when Mr. WUkin* urged tho passage of the hilt. Air. Wright opposed the hill, which passed a second reading by a vote of H against 7. House. —The House proceeded to consider the Militia hill, which was slightly amended in Com tuittee of tho Whole, and mado the special order for Wednesday, by a vote of 55 to 22. Many western members will bo in your cily to morrow. New Haven, March, 3.— Tho Domocratic State Convention mot here to-day and nominated Gen. James T. I’ratt for Governor and John Cotton for Lieut. Governor. Resolutions approving of the policy of President Buchanan as expressed in his inaugural address aud subsequent messages were adopted under tbo operation of the previous question. Cincinnati, March 3.—Tho meeting held in this city last night was addressed by tho Jlon. H. B. Payne, Judgo Johnson and others. Resolutions tendering the thanks of the meeting to Messrs. Doug las, Stuart. Broderick, Wipe, Walker, iiml Suntou ; also, urging it as the imperative duty of Congress to reject tho pending application for admission under the Lecompton Constitution, were adopted. New Orleans, March 3. —A dispatch from MobiJo states that tho steamboat Klizn Battle was burned at Kemp's Landing near Dcnopolis on Monday morning. Thirty nme lives were lost, with 1200 bales of Cot tOD. Among the lost was the Rev. Mr. Newman, of Louisville. Many wore frozen in tbo water. Boston. March 3.— At an adjourned meeting of tho creditors of Lawrence, StoucA Co. before Judge Ames of the Insolvency Court, claims were allowed amounting to $2,000,000, making tho total amount of debts thus far allowed against the Arm $2,071,000. New \ ork, March :t.—The Democrat* elected their Mayors in Rochester and Oswego, yesterday. The opposition had a majority of Aldermen in the former city, and there was a tio in the latter. The Africa sailed for Liverpool, to-day, with $7O, 000 in specie. Zanesville, March 3.—A collision occurred this morning on the Central Ohio Railroad, about eight miles east of here, between the night accommodation and freight trains. Two firemen named Purcell and Yeager wore instantly killed, and several injured but none severely. New Orleans, March 3.--A bill has passed (he HoUflO authorizing the Uumpauy already organized to import 600 free blacks from tho Coast of Africa to be indentured for not less than 15 yoars. t_ h■ i an■ >, March 3.—Tho municipal election yes terday passed off quietly, with the largest vole ever polled. The entire Republican ticket is elected by un average majority of one thousand. Louisville, .March 3.— There are five feet six in ches water on tho fulls. V father clear; thermometer Telegraphic narked, New li»bx, March 3.—Colton rlosnl heavy; llsk) bale* •old; price* tauter but unchanged. Flonr Aim: WM> bbla *old. Wheat firm. Corn firm; 3P,0(/U bush wild. Me** Pork advanced lie; axle* at Prime Pork has liiNrllmd lur; sale* at $l3. ilacun Dam*; sale* at for Haro* and for Shoulders, leather au-oily. Tallow steady.friLard‘, # c tetter; tale* at Coffr* dull. Sugar buoyant at 4> 4 Freight* tin Cotton to 1 ,d. and on Flour 1* i<J. I'ltil* ,Vu rkr’.. —Tho receipt* smoonlwi to 2tMJU Breves and 7400 £herp; uo Hwiue uth-red. Brews advanced L/ilc; Kale* st average Slioep unchanged, cnine UiAttbo*-; lor corn frd. .V.n-a Market - .“lock* are firmer. Chicago A Rock Island *~\-r Lacrosse A Milwaukiy lo’*: Mlcb. Southern N. Y. Contra! 74; Erie 36 l -^ ; Cleveland A Toledo 63'' B ; Milwau kio A Mississippi 39; Canton Co. 26-\; Missouri size* S 4. Tho prices were higher after the Board. PitiLAtir LPiiiA, March 3. — Breadstnlfs roriUniic very Utiift. Tb« receipt* of Flour are small, and (hipping brands ■re firm at }4,£>o; 100 U bbl* Ohio, extra made, Hold at fi Bye Flour and Corn Meal dull. Tha price* in Wheat are barely maintained; sale* of red at sl(<vl,o:>. and white at $1.3Na,1,30. Itjo i* wanted at 71c. Corn i« dull at There la no chang* Id Onts. 600 hag* Bio CoflW aold at an auction tale of TtTJUO bag* is anmiuuced fur Tlmrmlay. Previsions quiet; tales of Me** Purk at {lO 6<V<S {l7. Hams, in pickle, at 9b£c: l*idv* at Be, and Shoulders at 7c, rash. Lard firm at ro'ifniloidc for bids., and lltfs 11 1 ty: in k<-g*. Whiskey dull at Ifl lUltiuorc, Mareh 3 —Flonr firm, with a good demand, and unchanged. Wheal linn; red white $1,12 OlI.V*. Coru; whito is lower, at .'li.'Tpibc; yrllow has ad tamed, ai fiP'ipGtir. Whisky dull.at Provbloni qniet. Pat rather firmer Halos of Cuffro, late viwterday, at lufadtfkj for Rio, tha latter for salected. NKW CARPETS, AT THE FOURTH STREET STORE. W. U. & 11. UcCALLUU Have just received a very large assortment of CAUPETH, OILCLOTHS, tiie latest stylus for Fall Tnwlu, comprising VELVET AND BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY ANDTHREK PLY SUPERFINE A.NI» IX)W PRICED INGRAINS. Wool, Dutch, Hemp, List, lUg, Ilkll and Stair llagx. Mats, Cocoa Matting, Stair Rods, Ac , Ac. Alan, a cboire lot of Draggnts from one to tour yards wide, tmautiful patterns Fluor Oil Cloth, from 2 to 21 foet wide, with all other good* vsualiy found in first clou Carpet Store*, all of which we are prepared to sell at the very low est rate* far cash. oc& W. D. A. U. McCALLUU. (i HEAT REDUOfION OFl’AliE'^i^ J TO EUROPE.— &£!£*£ From Xew Fork to SnuVt- I To .Vrw J7.rl from .South amjrfon, Havre or Bremen \atn]t!on, Havre or Bremen. First Coldo f*u First Cabin $10<» S.-nnid Cabin 50 | SwoniLCabiu 95 Steerage do j Steerage 4(1 In thy or»t Ha** pa>Mle ahetd Blnamsliip ARIEL, 2.L00 ton*, C I*. Ludlow, commander, and SOUTH ST A It. 2,500 tons, Edward Cuvrndy, cunimiuider. to sail Dorn pier No. 3 North River, at uoou precisely, earn Ing the United Stale* mail, vit:— Lea re Sew Fork far SuuVaimjtfinn, Havre Bremen for Southampton and Bremen. Southampton. for AVie Firk. Ariel, Satmday, March 2u. April 17. ' April 21 North Star “ April 17. May 1,’., May jy, Arbi, “ May 10. June 12. June in. North Star “ Jnno 12. July 10. July 14. There atc&mahlps touch at Havre. Specie delivered in Londoa anil Paris. For passage or freight apply to D. TORRANCE, Agent, f-;27-viod N 0.5 Bowliug Green, New York. THE undersignotl is authorized to offer at Pnhlle Sale, on Thursday evening, the 25tli day of February next, at the Merchants’ Evchange, In the city of Pittsburgh, one undivided eighth interest in a claim against tho Locks aud Doras and ether real and personal ostate, toll* ■ml revenue of tlm Youghiogheny Navigation Co M known as the Larimer claim, consisting In part of two first Mort gagr*. ouo for $OOOO and another for $14,000 on cold Compa ny's Works, and 43 Bonds of $l,OOO noch, luuad by *ald Otupany. The sold Mortgage will bo due this year. Tim Dam* and Real Estate of the Yonghiogheny Naviga tion Co. are very valnablo not only os an indlspntable out let to thousands of acres of the best Bitorolnont Coal in this couutry, but (or the water power afforded In an admirable potitiuu for application to mills and machinery. The cost of the works was considerably over one hundred thousand dollars. AUHTIN LOOMIS A CO, frH» * Htock Brokers, bB Fourth street- Fire proof 'mineral'paint—2o harr> I*, ofdifierent color*, on hand «nd for sale by mr2 J. A 11. PHILLII'H, *2ti A 2B Ft. Clair *t GO BB.LS. EGOS rec’d and for salt* by f«o4_ SHRIVKR A DIt,WORTH. BEANS —15 bbl». iuatrec’d and for sale by GO) lIRNRY H. COLLINS. opl bbls. Yellow ocliKi-i? Z/O $0 do Whiting; 10 do KnglUb YeultUn Red; 10 do American . do; 3 tons Chalk. For sale I>J »rl MACKKOWNA FINLEY. o/S IiBLS. LIN SEED OIL just reel'd by O\J met MACKEOwN k FINLBY, HOGS— 5 dressed hogs to arrive and for sole t>j W HKXBT _H. CQLLEiJJ- Commercial COMMITTEE OF ARBITRATION FOR FKORtAItT. Kuut Dteser, V. P. W. W M.tis. .l'”ix I'u.uiv David M'CaNDuas, Janes Gardiner. PITTSBURGH fflAllltKTS. Reported Specially the Pittsbufy\ Gai<titc. pirrsBCUCH, Tnra.*sit, Mx&cu 4,1555. FLOUR—The inclination la downwards tales from wagou of 25 hi.ls super it £LSO and 50 do at depot at and 84.30 for super and extra. From store, 40 Obis tine at fiiO, and 50,20, <3O, and 20 at $4.00 for super, $4.60 for extra and H,Ts<j&s4.S7 for family ao. and 40 do at $3,76 fur super and |4Ji5 for extra, Fmall mlee o! Corn Meal at CO. GRAIN—Verv little offortng; sale* 2tW bo*Oats at depot at 17 and 1000 bus do to arrive at same. HAY—Sales of 19 load* at scales ats9(g{l3 $ ton. BACON—A little better inquiry; sales of tiutM th» at 7V; <S»7U forcitv Sboalders.9 for Sid**, 9<459% for Western Hams and lob' for city dos 2000 &» Shnaldon at 7Jy. 1600 tbs at 7*4 fur Shoulders, for Hama and titci S. C. Uains at 12. ' Of L—Sales of 6 bid* Nb- I Laid at Si. POTATOES—Scarce; sides of &o bn* NV.bannocks at r-i from store. J BUCKWHEAT FLOftl—A sale of 20 tks from store at $1,23 y 100 tbs. HEEDS—SeIes in tho small way of 2u bn« Clovqraced at $5,2.), and 25 do Timotbyeoed, in lots at $2,73. CHEESE—A *alc of 150 bin on private terms. BUTTER AND EGGS—Sales of 4 bids common P.oll Rutter at 14 and 10 kgs choice Ohio at 11)4. Egg*. 5 l»bln at 1014. MONETARY AND COMfUKRCIAI*. The Bank statement of to-day shows a steady movement a* compared with last week. Its features aro unimportant, and much the same a* have been anticipated. The two ■tatetueuts compare on follows : March 1-1857. March 1, ISA*. Deposit*., —;N. 1. Trib. Annexed Is • comparison of the aggregate* of the Phila delphia Bank statement with that of lost week: Feb. 22. March 1. 420,1»H,260 $20,251,000 t*p«Ci«....... ■"’i’wiifOO " Dae from other Dank* 1,712,264 1,079,344 Daeother Banki 2,779, GOS 2,046,602 I>* poults,... 12,014,004 11.830,632 Circulation 1,680,689 1,808,721 The gradual decrease In the shipments of apecie to Europe for the unit month, with our decreased foreign imports (and an Illustration of the Utter is the tact that the imports into this port for the post week are only fifty-three cent; of the Imports for the corresponding week of last year,) together make U evident that raoet If not all of the California receipts will remain in the country. Tbo effect ot this addi tion to our stock of precious metals can hardly bedrtermln td, os we have had no similar condition in oar financial history to serve as an aaaluuy. The nearest analogous condition may perhaps be found in (hat which succeeded the discovery of gold in California, and which was marked by a rapid appreciation in labor, property, etc, Ifthea thi>expe rience of the past half year will prevent extravagant imports, and keep as from a neglect of our owu resources, there ia very little reason to expoet a rapid recovery of domestic trade and manufacture* and an appreciation of all kinds of property until the traces of the panic and revulsion are no longer scon—{N Y Cour A Knq, Imports by Railroad. C. A I*. R. hid roll butter, T lard, Atwell, Lee & cu; *Jn LLls whiskey, Bryan; 0 dn. apples, 5 skt dr apples, J Herbert; UMbgsoata, 25 do n p i- 1 do corn, 30 bids flour, 58 bgs feed, J A Fetter; 253 bg* uiauganeee, 0 Thompson; 18 pkga wagon stuff, U'Whlnni>y A cu; 3 bbls eggs, R Uutcbin son; 40 bLls apples; owners; ‘J'i bgs barley, G \V Smith A cu; 00 tails leather; K Hard: 0 tig* cioverseed, G Hamilton; 7 bbls eggs, H H Culling; - do, 1 do butter, Lambert A Ship ton; ISi bbls Qoui, S Lindsey; 52 bis cotton, 1 M Peiinock A cu; 2 cars hogs, owners; 5 bbls lard, 29 do butter, 88 do eggs East. p. C. A 0. It. It—fi cars cattle, 2do hogs, owners; 105 tes beet, 70 di'cil, 7 bbls egg*, 4 do butter, 1228 do Hour, <,;•> nki wheat. 330 bbls whiskey, 9 iihds tobacco, 21 bbly pot k, 50 bxs do, 08 lus do, 117 hhds do, Clarke A cu. 4 P. Ft. W.AC. R. R. —5 this alcohol, i) A Fahnestock A co; 155 bus corn, 140 bus oats, 40 has potatoes, owners: 23 bills handles, Kennedy; 12 bbls rye flour, 100 eks dr apple* U C llerbst; 2S txlls paper, Perkin* A co; 7 bgs meal, Mercer A Robison; G can coal, IV A M'Clarg; 3QG sks barley; 16 do corn, J Craig; 4 cars lumber, Phelps, Park A co; 39 this flour, Graham A Thomas: 2U bbls apples, Willis; 4 kgs butter, U Clurkao A co; 8 du,2 do clovereoed, 11 sks fruit, Shrlver A Dilworth; 8 bbls apples, Dyer, 8 do eggs, Ilea; 20 bbls appb-s, owners; 3 bbls butter, l’arys A co: 3 cars horses owners. 71‘> bids beef, 300 sks potatoes, 2127 bbls fleer, I<M> U'» b.u-on. Hid hhds do, 131 bxs dn, 139 bbls do. 21 do Urd, 50 do n luski-v, S bid* butter, b> tin apphet, 262 ids wool, Clarke A co: WG2 sks wheat. 300 bus do, Kennedy A Brr. RIVERNEWR. By accident we omitted yusterday morning a notice of the splendid steamer Mrrton, Capt T. 11. Boirrxs which is now up for Uoonvilie, Brunswick, and ail places even up to Kannu Ctty. The notice of her was left out by oversight on our port. It is however, propea for us her* and now to say that this magnificent new steamer will go out ou the first return of navigation. She Ison A. No. 1 boat and has in and about hens every now and well established improvement of the day, with a worthy hoard of officers. She is to take her place on the Missouri, and will run there the rest of the season. We commend this splendid boa, to the merchants and traveler* who desire to ship goods or take passage to any port ou the Missouri or between here aui then. Tbo weather yesterday was very cold and blustery. March has iDdevd comeiu like a lion, and we trust it will bo willing to go out like a iamb: Fur tho last twodajs nioro ice has madu hereabout tbau thawed away during all Un favorable weather of last week. The prospect of a speedy breaking up of the gorge is postponed considerably, though It is very certain that In the course of human event* the tee cannot hold on much longer, A quite active course of ship ment I* going on and there is hardly a boat that has lu-t more o r less goods a 1 trad? Mowed on her deck, Shunr cf tbeiuare piled up high and full. The first opeoibg of navi gaiian will give a great Impetus to trade. We learn from the Cincinnati Garetto by a despatch from Marietta that the Ueny Graff, which Las been tying here for more than a week, detained by low water, succeeded In getting off yesterday afternoon, and started for Pittsburgh. The Charlie lfowen also went up last night. The Jane Franklin passed down this morning for Portsmouth, and tbs Mrltiotts po.->wd np this afternoon for Pittsburgh, draw ing six feet water. The Muiklugom is open to MCCopnells ville. Big Sandy and Gnyao were running out freely. Seven barge* hauled wtth coal, destined for Vkksburgh, Miss, were laid up in the mouth of the Kanawha. The 8 P tlibberd came up from Louis* Hie yostrrdaj, and aftur discharging a fow ton* of miscellaneous freight here, continued on up to Pittsburgh, having 320 tous for that and Intermeniate ports. Her cargo ounslsts of bacon, wheat, 40 hhds of tobacco, aud 55 bales et cotton. To St Louis and Nashville there is hut little offering, witii a decline in ratesto the latter point. To New Lirlrans tbo offering, were brisk, the Ohio Belle, Sladisou Gibeon and Gulnara receiving all they coull well handle. The Wabash nvtr boats bavo all been ke-bound the past week, but are now likely tu get oat again, If not already f,ue. The tsqU c«nflu<*i them are the Statesman, Citj.of Cairo, I rnpirr. Isaac Shelby and Wm Koox The Acacia Cottage has been purchased by Capl M'Guire for the upper Cumberland river trade. Ttio Ean*s ud tier first trip will 1« ut the Iwee this morn ing, with ov«?r ‘iuOO bushel* of wheat #n roato fur Pittsburgh The- port Wayne and Winslow tilled out at Louisville, and left on Saturday for the South with splendid irljii. Thi* Mo, Republican aaya: "The Woodruff waa well insured, and we learned yeater day that all the risk* arm In Cincinnati and Pittsburgh uliicea. wiluruliDnvD, u follow*: “Firemens’ Insurance On.,’’ "C»ty” and **Contml.” all of Cincinnati, $5,1X10 each. In tin*“M«n«ngahola H and "Rural;*," of Pittsburgh, 15,0U> in «fa>- f„rmer and in the latter. Capt Rider, one of the owner* thinks that tli«t« )• or f*dO,OU» additional inamance. but he cannot rercotieet tb» olli.wa, Makio* iu all troni Jtu.i**) to {15,10) on th« boat. At we bare previ ously stated, she was valued at al>oat ijo.' s , W>- find in the St l.ouU Republican a l reviow of the circumstance* connected with Ui - i n »f the "Col CriMaman" aud tbo following ia the conclusion. The lknrd ol Inspector* prounutired judgement, without regard to Iwreuiis ur Intoreata. against those who full in the faithful and uutbnn-u-d |H.Tformnooo of duties upon which *o much of life, huppitn-as or jtnperty ile{<end«; aftor gtrlng Robert J Duffy. Esq. the beueflt of all tho testimony adduced in his favor, aud atlowiug due weight to bii unexceptionable good character he ha* borne as an engineer, and now bears as a bightonetl gentleman, we feel It our duty, from the official rusjiousibllitr that rests upon u« to disregard all these eon sid< rath.n, aud to giro our decision that Ills Licenas as au engineer b*. and is hereby revoked. REA & JONES, HTF.AMHOAT AGENTS, Xo. 70 Water Street, fetblmd PITTSBURGH, PA. HARDY & M'OREW, STEAMBOAT AGENTS, Corner op First a.nd'Ferry strets, anlv.dtf PITTSBURGH, PA TIIEUEALTU OF AMERICAN WOMEN —lor nuiuy year* I have been troubled with genera weariness and langnor, both mental and physical; caprice, llatleoaueM, dull headadie, pain lu the head aud temples, culduesa aud tendency Ui atfffueas. palpitation ef the heart, very easily fluttered or oxcitcd, appetite variable, stomach and bowel#deranged, with pain. Any menial or physical exertiun was sure to bring on all the symptoms, and I had in addition, falling of tho womb, and groat pain in that re gion. One physician after another exhausted his skill aud gave me up. A patient and persevering use of MAR SHALL'S UTERINE CATUOLICUN fortunately cored nib and 1 tiara no words sufficient to express my thankfulness Mrs. JULIA ANNE JOUNBON. - ( can truly say that I hate been a sufferer for many years with whites and deranged menstruation. After a while 1 lutd other troubles, such as pale face, Indigestion, wasting away, general languor and debility, pain In the small of the back, a sort of aching and dragging sensation, pain between the shoulder blades extending down the spine, loss of appe tite, trouhlo in tbe stomach and bowels, with cold bauds and fret and dreadful nervousness. Tbe least excitement would make mo f«*l as If I should fly sway. 1 trieddoctors and drags, aud everything, one alter another, without the WnollL Ono bottle of MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOL* ICON changed some of mr symptoms for the better, aud jow 1 am entirely and radically cared. I with that every woman could know what It will do. CLARISSA (JBEIL MARSUALL’B UTERINE CATIIOLICAN has saved my lifr,ai 1 verily bolieta. I tried doctors aud medicine until it seemed nselraa to try longer, when 1 mot with s lady who recommended the Cathollcon soatrongly that I deemed it my duty to try It. I was mostly troubled with deranged men struation. My symptoms were principally pains In the back and abdomen, bearing down pain at tbe time of tho Ulnesa, bloating,colic, nausea, constipation, feeling ** «f the back and limbs were braised or broken, eructations sod vomiting anxiety (life seemed to be a burden.) disturbed sleep, raini ness, shuddering*, fatigueon walking in the morning, flatu lence, constipation, pressure of blood in tbe bead, dUxim**, especially wheu stooping, grcatjrritability of temper, almost ouustant inclination to pass water, grrwt restlessness and de sire to vreep or feel unhappy. 1 was not only entirely cared myself of all these symptoms, which I hare given aa an im perfect account of my anfferings, but I have known so many others cured in our town that I feci bonud to let you know, that others who are similarly situated may also And relief, EMMA YOSBURGIL For a lung time I hod Uterine complaints with the follow Ing symptoms: 1 was nervous, emaciated and Irritable; cmid to abound In complaints, some of which 1 will try to give you: pain in tbe lower organs, and a feeling as Ifaume thing was going to fall oot; Inability to walk much on ac count of a feeling of fallness; aching and dragging, and shooting pains in the back, loins, and extending down the h ge- the Jolting produced by riding caasod great pain; spasmodic shootings and pains in the side, stomach and bow els; headache, with ringing in the ears; every fiber of the body seemed sore; great irritability; Intense ucrvousneaa, I coofd not bearthe least excitement without being prostrated for a day; I could scarcely more about tbe house, and did not take pleasure in anything. I bad given up hope, having rlod everything, as I supposed in vain, but a friend called my attention to MARSHALL’S UTERINE CATQOLICON. I took It, hoping against hope. Most fortunately It cured me, and there is not a healthier or more grateful woman in tbecoontry. I trust all will use It. It is truly thewoman’s friend In need. Mti PUIRESCK LESLIE. MARSHALL'S DTKRIHECATnOUCONwia certain ly cure Fulling of the Womb, Whites, Suppressed, Irregular or I'a.inful ilmstmadion, Bloating, lnjlanmaiums and Diy easts of the Kidneys or Urinary Orgaus, Retention or Incon tinence of Urine, Heartburn, Qatirmess, Xmovmeu, FUini (ngt, Palpitations, Cramps, Distrtrbfl Sleep, and alt troubles organic or syrnpalhetic, connected with the Uterine organs. The price ofMAKBHALL'S UTZRLVE CA TIIOLICOS is One Dollar and a Half per tingle bottle. On the receipt of tix dollars fire bottles shall be sent by ex press, free of charge, to the end of the. express route. Be particular to write the past office address, town, county and Sale. We will yuan inlet that the Medicine wiH fo itnl m rtcrirt of the money. Address D&.OEO. Q. EITHER, No. 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, oc7:d*wiF Sign of tbe Golden Mortar. IL* MEAL.—Eight tons Oil Meal in stDro for sole by fr 23 SPRINGER BARBAUGH k Co. Transparent Window shade*, ofoii th. Oil Cloth Wirerooins,6r ■ J. t H. PHILLIPS, Ho. 20* 29 SLCtelrotnct. Ktjjular Steamers Monongahela River 17. S. Mall Packet*. eTKA.MKUTELEGRAPH. STEAMER JEFFERSON, ' ! ‘i £& PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI rpilE J ABOVE *N E W RAILROAD, VIA STEUBENVILLE. Sss and Brownsville, thereconnecting with Ilack* and Coacbe* “»4 Bocbesu-r, will rnn their Trains daily (Sundays excepted) MfoUows, commencing MONDAY, January ,sth, 1404 for Cnlontown, Fayette Springs, Morgantown, Wayaesborg, ; liati mn AUJYZ ASXITI iXXITX C^mld.*cltow 0 .nd J-m-rsin I Cia. Eipre.. Pltl.hi.rtb, ftdo i. «.]f t»at*nrin«, Mi A. II 0*m*t»«»».«. Cto. iaoop.«. Pamengers ticketed through from PitUbnrgh to Union* | ri«rel»nd All “ , ,„ u town for £i, meal* a.id it»te-room» on boat* inclusive.— | vj, w u n » |Mail| “ &I 5 “ j “ 10:45 “ ClffTcliDdoiS CtiTga Boat* returning from brownirilU leave at 9 o’clock in the Cincinnati Express! - i 55 e * 5-4 B P S “ 7:14 “ Oslombc*, L*so A. *. CSn. WO A. K. morningand sln the e»-niug. For farther infwTnation en- | Stetlb . Accom'tion! 4:00 ' WelUrille. &44 ** - .juire at the Office, Wharf Boat, at the foot of Grant«tre*t. | 1 , pteiUTUie, u« n ■ , , ans (J. W. SWINDLER, AnrvT. I The 6:00 a. w.Train rnn* through to Cincinnati with but one change, and the £25 P. M. t»D* ~ ‘ gmtocT chasm of cm, mUlog direct connection* for Dayton, InrtiinipoU*. aadansU, LoolSTflle .Cllro St-X*oaj« i fCfff *OK i ~lp<? J» Tho &4i a. x. Train *top» at all Station*, and connect* at Bayard with train on Tbscuawai Branch for New PhfLauelphU MRcnnri Rivpr llirert. and all points on that road. At Qndsoa with the C. Z.li C. R. R. for Cnyahoza Falls and Akron. At demand with Clavubmd and Toledo Railroad for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago; and at Chicago with all Railroads leading to the North-west. A Rare Chance to Passengers di Shippers. Also with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie, Dunkirk, Niagara Falls and Canada. irm go Thrmigtt tniDiout BfMppiny.tr> Dip GUS a. a. and 2A5 p. *. Trains stop stall Station* on the River Line, and connect at Wheeling with the Baltimore IiOONEVILLK. BRUNSWICK. LEXINGTON, WESTON and Ohio Railroad for CnmberUnd, Harper'* Ferry, Baltimore and Washington City. At Bcllalr with the Central Ohio LEAYF.NWORFfI CITY. KANSAS CITY. ST ' B*Rrond for Zanesville, ClreleTille, lAncaster, Wumlnrtoa, Ac. JOSKPfL NEBRASKA CITY, AND The 4p. b, StcnbsnTillo Accommodation stops at all Way-Stations OMAHA CITY. Rrruasiso Turn from Cincinnati arrive in Pittsburgh as follows: TIIE stilendid new and r ; t running Pa*- . T 1 at 4:S> r. *. runi throegh without ehangeof cars, and arriTWAt Pittsburgh7:so A*- Tbi* -wfr2“sKT.£iW.r™ Si5 K jiuX- £SS?S;X7SS.?^Mr£ ,,, ‘ ro,,ghto Pl ' t,bnrSh ' ,adp “ t ” e ' r * C “ >-™<»rrhO»dclpbU rl. t*n». Tliis DAv“«b'7»S° ,tK "” “ d *“ ™ Jbu l-riAs Gnciautl .. 600 .. .. mir.. In .l fctO p... Fur freight or n****re am.lv on ix»*rd or The ft bove Trains will stop on signal of the Station Agent at any Station between Pittsburgh and Rochester to take op » Rvyj *Co v-oi.u R°lng to any point on or borond the line ofuils road. Trains will also atop to leave paasengers coming from FLACK, A CO, AgeuK this Road to any Station between Rochwterand PitUborgh. - . - Passenger* desiring to go to Chicago, or points beyond fthlrupn vta n*v*il*T,A av[f /tflr f.\ r T>rt*u na Clrrfland. REG ULAH TRI-WEEKLY I , I T» en r ,r, .'l e^ringtogotoc olnmbus, Cincinnati or 8L Looia, or point! beyond Odnmbns via wMfaji- WHEELING PACKET.—Tho Bn. . „ > •engro steamer CUEVOIT, Captain J. fo wroogh to points and transferred free of charge. fur tho above and all intertnedinto ports on Mondays, , .fvvno V ioformaUon, apply to GKO. PARKIN, at the Ticket Office, Penn Street Depot. Wednesdays and Fridays. For freight or passage, apply on * , \ “,,ni!p.„C2jr"^ ck( * p *R-Ih, Cleveland. JAMES FARMER, SopL, C. AP.R- R- Cleveland board, or to ~ “UTUUNSON, Gen. Ticket Agt. P. C. A C. R. R-,Colambua. ano W. B. WHEELER. Agent. No. 5 Wood «t. lJi 2j W. W. BAOLE7, Bapt. P. C. AC. R. R* Oolnmbns Regular Wednesday , tr*> *. PACKET, FOR CINCINNATI.—'The sSSaaSSC line new steamer J. W. HAJLSIAN,Cspt. M. liaya, will leave for the above and all intermediate ports on EVERY TUESDAY at 10 o’clock A. M. For passage or freight apply on board or to Ja23 FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agents. fflinrinnati, &c. FOK CINCINNATI & LOUIS-1 JT£j> VILLK.—The lino (>a*senger i(comer JENNY GRAY, Captain Dunlap, will leave fortCeabove and all intermediate ports on the oponing of navigation. For freight or passage apply on board, or to fe2d FLACK. BARNES A CO. Agent*. FOR C INC IN NA T I AND . fCPf.fc IXJUISVILLE—The new and ■pleDdld f figgS3 )>assengfir stoamer ENDEAVOR, W. J. Market!, will leave for tho above and all intermediate ports on THIS DAY the 4th in*U *t 4 u'duck P. M. For treight or passoge apply on board <>i to FLACK. BARNES, A CO., fell Agent*. For Cincinnati & LoUis-TjelftY YILLE.—The fine steamer GAZER E. Evans, will leave for tint above and all Intermediate porta, on THIS DAY, 4th last., at 4 v. a. For freight or passage apply on board or to _fel2 FLACK, Jl ARNES A CO. Agt*. For Cincinnati a Lou is- r rrsL* YILLE—'Tlie fine steamer DR. K Capt. S. Shaman, will leave for the above and all isuTr medisto ports, no THIS DAY. 4th in*t. at 10 o'clock, a. U. For freight or passage apply on board or tn foil FLACK, BARNES A CO.,Agent*. jiiasljbilU, &c FOR NASHVILLE.—The fine , fCB> a. steamer HASTINGS, Capt. Portor, leave for tho altovn and all intermediate DAY, 4th lint. For freight or passage applr on board,or to foi FLACK, BARNES ik CO . Agent*. St. Uouis, Sa. FOR ST. LOUIS.—Tho splendid i fpff* ,ta Rteomer ORIL Capt. Way, will leave for IhefEuifiaiaM above and all intermediate ports, on SATURDAY, Otn inst at 4P, M. Ft>r freight or passage apply on board or to mr4 _ _ FLACK, BARNES A CO^AgtsJ FOR ST. LOUIS—The splendid , rn> •teamer EMPIRE CITY, Copt. griff, will leave fur the above and all Interme-**^™'* - " dlata porta on TUCRSDAY,4tb lust., at 4 o'clock, P. M. For freight orpaaugc apply on board or to mr!l FLACK, DARNES k CO, AgenU. For st. loits a iceokuk—, fgg- The 00': passengur packet J. 11. CapL Woodbarn, will leave for the above and all ntermedute port*, on the opening of navigation. For passage or freight apply on board or to_ FLACK, BARNES A OO n Apt*. FOR ST. tine new iJßfa Steamer GREAT WEST, ('apt. luugh, will leav«- fur the ab<»ve and all on tho opening of navigation. For freight or paenage applv on_b.»ard or tu [n*r2l FLACK, BARNES A CO, Acta. ‘ FOR ST, splendid t fTffr » ARGONAUT. Capt. Geo. L Mr Lean, w til leave for the above and al THIS PA\. 4th imt, at 4r. u. For freight or passage apply on board or to jail FLACK._BARNES A CO, Agent*. FOR ST. LOUIS.—The splendid r fTsr*. ia ■learner CLIFTON, C»pt. TTiotua* will leave for the alxirp-and alt intermediate porta. ot» tint opening of navigation. For freight nr i«i*aage apply ou boar 1»r to |mrlj d.sJ FLACK k BARN EA, Agt*. FOR ST. LOUIS—The splendid « fCffVfc Hb-amer NATHANIEL HOLMES. Capt. JggSggJ Kenniday, will Joave for thu al>oTe ami on the opening of navigation. For freight nr pauage apply oq board or In |mfl) FLACK. BARNES A CO, Agent*. For st, louis, keokuk*~, ior.a BURLINGTON, MUSCATINE, ISLAND, DAVENPORT, GALENA, PAUL.—The flne new aida-wheel *■ earner CANADA. CapL J Ward, will leave for the above and all intermedlatu port* on MONDAY*, the Mh Marcli. For freight or paa*a~e apply on board, or to (fo«)_ FLACK. BARNES A CO.. Ag't*. For st. Louis, KEOKi'k.rj^^ BURLINGTON. MUSCATINE, ROCK ISLAND, DAVENI*ORT, GALENA. »T. PAUL —Tlie lino new aide-wheel steamer PEMBINA. Cnptatn T. H. Griflltb. will leave for the al-oveand all inter mediale port* m MONDAY, the Mh March. For freight or paaaage apply on board, or In _f»''«l7 FLACK, BARNKF A CO., Agents. FOil MISSOURI' KIV£K.—Tho . Ice n»w steamer ROWENA, Capt. Doxier. will all Intermediate DAT, the ith Inst. or passage apply oo board or_to fe2 FLACT?, KARNES A CO- IgU. FOK ST. LOUIS.—The j JCSLa passenger atouner. "ASHLO SAXON,"igjj*jggj Capt. Baker, will leave for the aUm> and all lutermedMa port* mi THIS DAY,-Uh lust.. at 4 oVlcck I*. M. For freight or passage apply on (■card or to KEA A JONES. fiT Water street. FLACK, BARNES A CO , Ag'ta. teW _ _No. 67 Water Ft. FOR ST. LOUIS.—The fine new > fTT-r* fast running passenger steamer lOWA. Capl. Moore, will leave foi the aUir* and all TutemodiaUi porta on TIII9 DAY! 4th inst, at 4p. u Far freight or passat*' apply on txairtl or to LACK. lIARNKS A CO., Agent*. FOR ST. LOUIS.—The fine new i fCffT ateamer MARENGO, Cttpt. McCallam.ASggQff will leave for (lie above and all in termed lata porta on THIS DAT,4(h (nit., at 4 o'clock 1\ M. For passage or freight apply on board or tn J* 2l _ __ FLACK BAIINES A 00. FOR KEOKUK, DAVENPORT . TCP: % ROCK ISLAND. OALENA aad . Dl'£§££33 BUQDE.—' The fine passenger ateamer MART UJOKTcapt Win. Dalwll, will leave for the above and all Intermediate porta on the opening of navigation. For freight or passage apply on l-osrd or to ° J O%, > . FLACK, BARNES, A CO., Ageut* Dllnoia River Direct. TO PEORIA, PERI'. LA SAI.LF., AND ALL INTERME DIATE PORTS ON THE ILLINOIS IUVER. THE new ami elegant side wheel passenger steamer DENMARK. Capt Richard C. Gray, will *£»«• for Uie above ports on the opening of navigation. F-r freight or passage apply on board or to mrl FLACK.BARNESACO. Agents- J£cto ©rlrans, sct, Foil MEMPHIS AND NEWi fCff* » ORLEANS—The tine new steamer R. F. SAS3, Capt W T Barr, will leave for the above atXdHntlT mediate |n<rti on the opening of navigation. For freight or passage Bpply on board or to •‘•L-* FLACK, BARNES A CO.. Agents. Ij'OK MEMPHIS AND NEW , JC? i ORLEANS. Tho fine new steamer SI. LAW RF.NCE, Capt. R. D. Cochran, will above and all intermediate porU on TUIS DAY. the 4th inat. For freight or passage apply un board or to f, ‘ 9 FLACK, BARNES A CO- Acts FOR MEMPHIS and NEW OK- i lC» > LEANS—The splendid steamer ARCTIC. JefiasaßiL U * P , t ' Do l i , ,^T U w i! 1 lwiT< “ f,,r lhe *L«ve and inuraiedtate ports <m THIS DAT, tho 4lh Inst. Forfrelghtot passage apply on board or to FLACK, BARNES A CO., AgentaT LION'S KATHAIKON—3 gross on hand *od f,, T «">•• I’J D. FAHNESTOCK *OO Window cuutain PAPEus-uinied aud Unglazed Groen, and new j.utteroa of Figured Curtains, at wholesale and retail. f ' ,a2 W. IV MAttSHALL 4 CO. BEANS.— Nine bbK small whit** Beans Just received auJ for sale by '■ _ f ;ri R. HUTCHINSON. HERRING. —50 bids. Halifax pickled and Jr 7 »»R, Juat received and for s»le by _f!r 4 ___ - n. hitcuinson. SUGAR' AND MOLASSES— -40 tibdn. N. 0. '*«ip»n 10 bbln. N. u. Molasses, For salt- by JONES A COOLEY. No. 141 Water streot. HIDES.— S5O dry Hint bides, 234 Green salted do, lo arrive aod for sale bj SPRINGER HARUAUGII k CO, ?<». &I 5 Liberty street. GLYCERINE— I have just rec'd a large • apply of pure English Glycerine . Also, a Urge lot o! Glycerine Cnsam, superior to anything now In ueefor chapped hand«. Up*. Ac. _ f 023 JOS. FLEMING, EGGS— 4 bbls. fresh Eggs this day rcc’d _. and fl,r lttla b y _ ATWELL, LEE A CO. KYE— sl>sackstu arriyo and for SaicTby” HENRY 11. COLLINS LIME —100 bbls. fresh Lime just reoM and HENRY n.COLLLNS 2 CASKS Codfish to close, for sale; 800 bbls. Family Flour, arriving per Railroad. . fo2 i J AiIK9 GARDINER. CARRIAGE Oil Cloths, enameled and plain fluisb. on dlgpn-al kind* of good*, of all widtba,rjr sale by (fe24) j. 4, ». PHILLIPS. Feathers. —100 just received and for male by (fu2l) _ R. HUTCHINSON. PEA NUTS.—4Usacks in store and for sale **y (feni) _ a. ntrroiiiNSON. 1 A SHARES MONONGAHELA~ NAVI IV a ATIONCO. Stock, 20 do. Pittsburgh G&s stock, fro do. Allegheny Bridge (new) do., 30 do. Mechanic*' Bank ao n wanted by (frJT) AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO. COFFEE —UK) bags prime Rio Coffee in ■tore and for **U- hr t-'.'7 T. LITTLE A (X). CIODEISH —10 tea. Codfish in store and for J tale by f«27 T. UTTLE k CO. CIGARS —50,000 German Cigars, choice brand*, In rtoraand to aale by T. LITTLE 4 CO. EGGS —ll bbls. Eggs rec’d per R. R. for tale by It. DALZELL A CO., 2SI Liberty it. LARD— 100 kegs No. 1 Leaf Lard received thU day and tor aala by T. LITTLE k 00. CLOVER SEED—3O bush, jnst rcnM qnd to aala by [fed] UEyitriL OQT.t.tvb SLEIGH WHIPS. 10 feet long, or any sire iborttr, may ba found at * &1S WILLS, BIDDLE k OQ.’S, 80 Fourth rt. CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD EDWARD T. MEGRAW, TOBACCO A.NT> CIGARS, •VO. 241 LIBERTY STREET, BEJ.D OF WOOD, ' PHTSBUEOH, PENMA, FFF.RS TO THE TRADE A LARGE, FRESH AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK, pur "based from Importer* and M&nnfactorera, amongit which ax* the following frrorite brand*: 'V. 11. Grant's A. No. 1 5s Tobacco, Keime, Robinson A Co's Tobacco, Eugene Howard’s Tobacco, Grant's Pound Lump Cavendish, Hazard and Railroad Brands, 200 Caddj Boxes Half Pound Lamp- OIOABSI OIQARS!! OIOARSlt! MILLION ASSORTED BRANDS. All of which we offer to the trade at prices which cannot fall to please. au2o:dAwtf R W. E. CHILDS & CO’S PA TZXT ELASTIC FIRS AXD WATER-PROOF CEMENT ROOFING. A <sc JOHNSON, Proprietors, RE NOW PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT THESHORTEST NOTICE .hi Si™ ol" B ““ n& “ b ' i ° B th '’ < ” >l7 “ Ud * !■> «■*' IT IS PERFECTLY FIRE AND WATER-PROOF, Ai"l POl ° , “' T d i n iS'r^^“ l v' r "»*•?■» "■ <»“J SooHr*. .Wo can pot It on oror Old Tl» Tar, iron or Shingle Roofc, It making nod • •nwhowfiatorateeptberoofmay be. This I^D S^ w 2£?^ to P roTe “* b « T# «P«Mntod. We will pot It on fcr DO J- LA RS PER SQUARE, (TEH FEET SQUARE.) r " T ' r ° DOLL -' lia ™> KIOARE. b.i»g .Leant of IK durability U. an!l^Si!^ T im«i l J rhO A aro .l'r n ?i ns ’ “l* th “® who their Roofi Repaired, to call at oar office. 133 Third Street. j “ peßr{l“ | * tbemaelTre In regard to the dorebUltj and WU. JOHNSON* i * O, Third street, between Wood and Bmithfleld, * ’ 1 Pittsburgh, Pent a. «1 Jo h f whlT^MfoT]oTC < '“ miD “ UUn ° f *° Cle * peclm, ' caof W. F-CHILDS A 00*8 ROOFING, left at my office, there- J*. 1 - Jh® material U compounded eoaa to remain pliable for • greatlencth of time, off from e ra^ U , I,^l “ enc f d by Usm P® r *ta”>; conaeqoetjtly It wonld not be liable to melt ind run w n^, me f’ ° r t ,a winter. l - »• e«rrmee of nat&rel heat and cold wonld not tnjare It * it rrLbLi3ilhTwr!2“ s 7 11 ’' onU d '’ ,r °* th " b “‘ »" ““ ~«™7 Protect *K d l ° "/Iflf.fT o ***‘ at El re-Proof; that la, apart* end fire brand* failing npi> n It eonld not In Bame it. It, «ch a roof will latt for year.lfpnt on carefully and receiving prompt attention. u**pectfnlly, JOSEPH &L LOCKE, Chemiet, Laboratory No. 128 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio it a W * f' Cail j? s * Co ' 9 KUstic Fire and WaUr-ProofOnnent I ltos^jwdli L £[?L t l ,^n! Jiid lUng *° ID *VI? thns protected upon the same term* aa I Inroxo tlmeo covered with * 1 ' [Signed] JNO. 8. LAW, Agt. Royal lua. Co., London and Liverpool. 1557. TRANSPORTATION. ' 1857. CAPACITY ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY. LLOYD & CO., ateaisa [SUCCESSORS TO LLOYD k LEMON,] 3 HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS THIS WINTER, are nowpiopared to do a hoary business by > r t PENNSYLVANIA CANAL .AJNTD RAILROAD. f nd fr , o:n th ® Citieß - We can aasure our friend* and all those disposed to patrcoli* the Penna. Cans PRRIGirr tL#t D ° Pldoa W ' l,lbe ‘ l * rod to fender general eatiafaction to SHIPPERS OP EASTERN AND WESTERN The Avoidance of the Inclined Planes on the Allegheny Portage Railroad Will give loereavd despatch to the tranarahwlon of freight. Office Peon Street, at tho n»*«i Baain fe24:lyd LLOYD A 00 1857. CANAL NAVIGATION. 1857. t»*»-3TTTTnt KIEB’S PORTABLE BOA.T X. UNTIE, ■ ■ aw*ftl-rta ViaPe n.n sylvanin Canal and Railroad. tUSI# 1 ".. a Capacity Two TLonsapa JTona Per Month Each Way. OUR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION HAVE BEEN LARGELY INCREAS- M during the past Winter and wc can now offer to SHIPPERS the rnpcrlor adrantage of a DOUBLE DAILY LINK to end from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Our line being composed entirely of PORTABLE-BOATS, hot one transhipment is required. Merchant* «endJng Freight to oar Line can rely upon ita being pnt through with all ncaaiM •P®*d ood despatch. WAREHOUSE, CANAL BASIN, comer of Libert]/ and Waynettreute, Pittsburgh, Pa. fe2tt;l y d KIER k MITCHELL, Proprletore. ftliscrUancouß. MORE THAN 500,000 BOTTLES SOLD IN THE NK W ENGLAND STATES IN OSE YEAR. THE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. O. J. WOOD for restoring hair perfectly and permanently, baa netrer yet bad a rival, rolutne after rolamo might bo given from all part* of the world and from the mast Intelli gent to prove that it U a perfect JJetUiratier; but read tun .circular and you cannot doubt: read also the following: Tu*'rntriri bald hwida, and the only rvDuK those alwminabl* wigs. Bya _ Wood tbcae articles are Iw-lug Cut many persons still patronize so often imposed upon by Hair Tonics of To all .neb js-nwus woearnestly make the request that tlie? will try once again, for iu Wood's RestoratiVe then, i, ? such thing a. fail. We know of a ladywho IJtJT., osed the article a short time, and her head la now covered rompletehr with the tiniest and most beantlfnl carls u n ,?. nablo. n e know of namerous case* where hair wa* rapidly falling onl, which it restored iu greater perfection than it eter bad been bsfore. fur ceotnriM boen afflicted with heretofore koowo, baa been ■pt diacorery of I'roleeeor ~iut a great It is also without doubt one of the luwt articles for know ing the hair in g*od condition, making It soft and glossy, rimovtng dandruff. and hat pruTod Itselftbe greatest enemy U» nil the iiiatbat hair itheir to. It It the duty of every one to Improve their personal ap pearance though tome may diff.r in regard to the ways of ddng it; hut erery one will admit that a hcantifnl head of hair, either in man or woman, ii an object mocb to ho de riv'd. and there are no mdtnt'liiat thonld be left untried to obtoln such a consideration.—lFimunj Advocate, Phila. Coaoocios, Ohio, Not. 17,1856. 0. J. Wood A Co:—Gents: At I hare been engaged in telling your Hair Restorative the last season for one of yoor local agents (B_ M. ilackinsoin) and having experienced the beneficial effects of it myself, I would like to obtain an opmey for the tftata of Ohio or some State lu the West, should )»>u wish to make each an arrangement, aa I am convinced Ihrrt «'t nothing equal to il in the United Stale* for reMari%gthe hair. I have been engaged in the Drug holi ness for several years, and Imre sold rarloai preparations for the hair, but hare found nothing that restores the so* cretlre organs or invigorates the scalp u well as yours. Be ing fully convinced that your restorative is what you repre sent it to be, I would like to engage in the sale of it, for I am satisfied it mast sell. Youri truly, g. T. STOCKMAN. Watiasd, Moss., Feb. 6, 1 M". I’xor. 0. J. Wood A Coj—Gents: Haring realized the good effects of your Hair Restorative, 1 wish to state, that finding my hnir growing thin, as well as gray, 1 was indue <•■) from what I read anti heard; to try tha article prepared by yuu, to promote its growth and change Its color as It was in yontk, both of which it has effected completely.— In the operation 1 hare used nearly three bottles. Yours, Ac., JAMES FRANCIS. O.J. WOOD A CO- Proprietors, 313 Broadway, N. Y_ (Id the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establishment; and 114 Market street, Bt. Louis, Mo- and told by aU good Drag* fbU. fv2o enaaslrdawisT SUNDRIES.- ” " 450 bushels primo Clorcrsecd, •10 hbdi.'N, O. Sugar, K> hbl*. Goblon Syrup Molasses, ll*» kegs Nails, assorted sizes. 15 bhi». Roll Butter, I*llllo Frimo Codllsh, :a»o bushels Rye, luo boxes Window Gloss. 3*i culls Manilla Rope, •VJ bales Navy Oakum. 50 dux. Zinc Wash-boards. 100 do. Patent Backets. 200 do. Corn Brooms In Moreand for sale by (fe*J4) WAIT A WILSON. Sundries.- ' - - 15001bs. strictly fresh table Butter. 1200 dot. fresh Kggi, 1600 lbs. No. 1 Leaf Lard, 25 bosh prime Dried Peaches. 160 fat young Chickens, 150 Churns, 50 large fat Turkeys. Received and for sale by ||. RIDDLE, _ __ NV 27 Fifth «reet._ OQ BBLS. EGGS; 'Ge'J 17 sacks Buckwheat Flour; H 5 do Clorcrsecd, In store and for sale by SnRrVKB A DILWOR.TH, 130 and 132 Second street. 97 PCS. B ACON SHOOLDERS. PnnrY; ** * 21 kegs Pocked Butter, for sale by f 026 SHRIYERA DTLWORTTI. BOXES CHEESE;' - - 1 tietces prime Codfish. For sale by fo2tl AH arVKR A DILWORTU NEW SPRING STOCK WALL PAPER opening, of recent selections st Ato different Easters Mannfrctortes, at fe2o B.Q. COCHRANE'S. Allegheny. BEANS —15 bblflTlmnU white Beans of saperior quality for sale by f # 2s ATWELL, LKBACO. LARD— 20 kegs No. 1 family Lard for sale by fe2s ATWELL, LEE A 00, PEARL ASH.—2O casks in store and for sale by R- HUTCIHN&ON. f 024 No. 8 Smlthfleld street. HORSE COVERS of India rubber and Oil Goth, for solo by J. k IL PHILLIPS, No. I*o L 28 St. Clair *trwt. POTATOES.— 120 bushels choice Neshan ock potatoes, 50 do Dried Apples, in store and for sale *>T, H. RIDDLE, fc- 4 Fo. 27 Fifth street Burning fluid & camphene al ways on band and cheaper than can ho bad in the dty elsewhere, at 1523 JOS. FLEMING'S, SUNDRIES— 4 bbls. prime Roll Butter; 5 bags small White Beans: 2 “ Flaxseed, Rec’d this day and for sale by T. LITTLE A CO - 112 Second street "D OLL BUTTER—2O bbis. Roll Butter; XV 4 boxes do do, In store and far ale by R. DALZELL A COv J* 251 Liberty st. COFFEE— 100 bags choice Rio Coffee; 25 do dp Java do, Just rtctlred and tor ale by ft. ROBISON A CO. ONEYTOLOAN on Notes, Drafte; Bonda •B& Mortgages, by AUSTIN LOOMIS ft 00. WHOLESALE DEALER IN WANTED IMaiEDIATEJLY^-10,000 Men to ravage in lb© sale of the most popular selling Books in America. Invalids, Mechanics, farmersand Teach ers wishing to travel, will find this to be a Ter; profitable and pleasant business, enabling them to see the country, and moko mosey at the same time. Agcntanow In the bus iness are clearing from $5OO to $1,600 per year. For full particulars and a list of Books, address 11. 3L RULISON, Queen City Publishing House, HI Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio; or. If Urine Hast, D. BuLISON. Philadelphia. I _ aniadydawfcT WANTED —Deer Skins wanted by fel7 WEI.LS, RIDDLE A CO, No 60 Fourth «t. A GARDNER WANTED.—A man ac onainted with marketing, and capable of cultivating »ome eight acres iu Tegetablas and frnit. Inquire of IBAIAII DICKEY a CO, ftiS No. 80 Water itmt. 'ANK STOCKS WAITED by » AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO, Block and Dill Broker, 69 Fourth street ED^~ To fill orders, by •• • Ja3S 1 - Wanted o TT»r 1- mouths to run; $.OOO to slooo, by S* ° laia u Austin Loomis a co, J=! Rrokewjto Fourth at., VV AN T£D —A quantity of good hound Rye 1T Jl>lB JAS. CARDINKK. To Capitalists or llannfaetorg. TUE undersigned having determined 'to tnoro wert, offer* for ulo, (or exchange for Western property,) the bost Farm In Armstrong county. within a*,, mlnutea walk or the Kittannlng Bridge, anddelightful!* situated on the river honk, opp&te »lew of £a AIK cbeny Valley Railroad Depot, containing about Ono Hnn dredAma, sixtY of which coutalnselght feet ot good Bltnm enoosCoal, with bank open, and delivering coal dalle iu Kittannlng at fire coot* per bushel; and 33 acre* or superior rlrer bottom that now overflows; about 80 acre* nador fence and in the highest state of cultivation, haring rewir ed orer 1000 load* of manure from the town, to which a S“" V ,Rht ***■ * <Uj - Tbfin u slsrpsLug Ilonse 30 by 40feet,and a Frame Barn 40 by 00 feet wuh r ,° u Cri ! b * di Iw > yonag Apple and 100 Peach Tree* growing; a well of water at the house and a number or springs of water that at small expense could be conveyed to the bouse. This property possesses superior advantages for residences and iron or lumber manufacto ry*- All person* desirous of realizing a good and nroflul able investment ore requested to view tbl* property before baking any oilier selection. Title Indisputable and term* easy. Two train* dally from Pittsburgh, making It easy'of access. For farther particulars address the proprietor JOHN POHTSMOUTII, ' Kittannlng, Armstrong County, i’tn. Or, WIL PHILLIPS, Glass Manofactnm, WttibcrKh. P. B.—To oxcLango ior Westers lands, some buildings Vid lots aJrantapxrifllj situated In the central pan of Kit tinning. Jal(s3md j p ■ HARDWARE. “ SAMUEL FAUSEBTOCK, A'o. 74 Wood Street, Pittsburgh. Has on hand a large stock of HARDWARE, which bo win sell Tory low for CASII la addition to hla Locks, Hinges, Knives and Forks. Spoons sad large.assoTtmeat ofCarpenters' Tools, bo has received a large supply of SAUSAGE .CUTTERS AND BTUFFEHB SHOVELS, TONGS AND POKERS, SLEIGH BELLS AND ENAMELLED PRESERVING gETyi.ra WALNUT HALL HBBTahrawt MASOX7C BALL, FIFTB STREET. J*Oj3333?S PRICKER, PROPRIETOR. All the delicacies of THE SEASON, prepared by the most ex- perkneed cooks, servednp at the ebortcct no tlco, from SIX O’CLOCK A. 11. UNTIL TWELVE O’CLOCK P. M. All articles lathe line, poculiax to the Eut, West or Sooth, received daily by Express, and served opto order Basiaess men will find the table at WALNUT IlAl.i, a j| that they coold desire. 49*Wholesale Depot ior Oysters, Fish, Game and earls Vegetable* In their season."®# ’ fe!3 ocll:ljd * KTvrPi,o ymeJSSTT •SO A JOonth, and All Expanses Psid< AN AGENT IS. WANTED in every Town •"» County in the United SUtea to £lZ ipecuhle ud ewy bnilaesa, by which the tw ccruioly realized. For fall particular! sddrMan ?fnV N'ETT * CO, corner of Broom, City.lpclmlng oaa posugßUginp. SUNDRIES- O 100 coil* uwrted tlze* lfiO bales beat Ka ij Oakum; 2i barrels Pitch; on band and lor aale by w w . JONES * TOOLET, KO.HI Water ■treet, near Cherrj alley B'" UOGY WHIPS, DKAY WHIPS, WAGON mms, •ml sierj dotcription ot iroklaUis »hio utwp, *t wholesale or n t&fl br wwp felB tolls; riddle >co_m iw«. Leather wagon wfflps^so~d^ mortcdriiM,nmjW or UubmqnoUty, on hood “l»*» WELLS, RIDDLH i CO, uu No. SO fourth ttreot. Q LEIGH WHIPS—A good assortment on kJh»n<lMd for Mint ,j WELLS, BIDDLE *OO Eo. 80 yoorth rtritL HARNESS-Oo° doable scttCarmeo Dnr nea*, fUTerplaUd, far sale cheap by “ " ml _ WEMA iuodij: t 00l No. eo yonnh a. R L AP ? i £ S —^ ua - beat quality re<?d modforwtoby fe4 nmA ivff a Iryoavahieyoarteeth itilTimTto —■ —-■■ ■ ■ - - i ~ hskuviT w 3om-suansQ, - Conn lUrktt sad Third Elreeu. DISCOVERT—jTiroas on ImriMjlorMlrby aL. »iHUiKSIOEg*OO. V/ fotutobr feg_ b. pat.ctj.t, A CO. bbl* Pearls for sale by vm R.DAUttL*CO 323 ants.
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