Jtilslwrgj} PITTSBURGH: TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH IG, ISSB. official paper qp tub arr.-s* Wewa of the City and Neighborhood. R^? I u US T?, r ? m , oar «cenrat exchange paper V?W (Mctbodist).Christian Ad.otu We Smi* -~ Uowln & among many other interesting B oi°. P Sim P lth section was then read, amended and approved. .Sir. Bennett moved to add n sixth section, to levy a special tax for tho support of toe fire department. Lost, by the following vote: Yeas—Messrs. Bennett, Herdman and Kam mercr—3. Nays—Messrs. Brown, Kincaid, Miller, Mor row, Moorhead, M'Cargo, Totten, and Pres’t M’Anley—B. The resolution having been read a second time, a motion to suspend the rules and put it on third reading, was lost, as follows: Yeae—Messrs. Brown, Kammerer, Miller, Moorhead, M’Cargo, and Pres’t M’Aoley—C. Nays—Messrs. Bennett, Herdman, Kincaid, Morrow, and Totten—s. Not being two-thirds, the resolution lies over. Adjourned. In Common Council, members present: Barnhill, Caldwell, Campbell, Darling ton, Dickson, Diguam, Errett. Gildca, Ham ilton, Hunter, Layton, Little, Mellon, McCand- M’Gcary, Reed, Rees, Ross. Robb, Thompson, and President McKelvy,. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. The resolution from S. (?. relative to repairing the Aqueduct, was taken up • Mr. Errett moved to add “ and provided fur ther that the income from the Aqueduct be suf ficient to pay the cost ot the same." Ofl motion of Dr. McCnodtess, the resolution was referred back to the Aqueduct Committee in conjunction with City Regulator, lo report as to the condition of the structure, and sent back to 8. C. 8. C. adhere to their former action and appoint Messrs Kammerer and Miller a commit tee of conference, C. C. adhere and appoioL Messrs. Errett and Campbell. The Committee reported the following: Resolved, That the wh&e matter be referred back to the Aqueduct Committee, with power lo act. Report adopted. S. C. concurred. Mr. Errett presented no Ordinance supple mentary to an Ordinance fixing the fees of con stables for returning the owners of carts, drays, &c., for non-payment of license, passed March 5, ISoi. On motion of Mr. Gildca, laid on the table. ■• Mr. Campbell offered ih&folloKiog : Resolved, That the City Solicitor be requested lo communicate to ihc Finance Committee whether or not. in hia opinion, there is any just and legal ofleuso which th* City can or should make to the actions against The City for interest on railroad bonds, referred to in his correspond ence with Robb A M Connell, communicated to Councils nt their last meeting. Resolved , That if, in the opinion of tbe Solici tor, suoh defense can be made, the Finance Com mittee's hereby authorized to employ counsel to assist the City Solicitor in conducting said defense. Read three times and passed. 8. C. concurred. Mr. Hunter, from the Special Committee on the A. V. B. R, ordinance, presented arteport adverse to taking any action at present. Re port accepted. Mr. Darlington offered tho following FrSTolu. tion : Resolved, That tho Ccmmittoo be continued, and that the communication from the President of the A. V. R. R. Co. be referred to them. Read three times and passed. S. 0. concurred. Mr. Dickson offered the following: Resolved, That tho Finance Committee be in structed to contract with a competent person or persons to erect a weigh ecale on or near Morton Street Ninth Ward, the same to be paid for by the reveuue derived from the same. Read three times an*passed. 8. C. concurred. Mr. Errett moved lo take up tho ordinance re lative lo carriage license?. Adopted; and on his motion the second section was struck oat and (he ordinance as amended read three limes and passed. S. C. concurred. Mr. Reed offered the following : Resolved, That tbe Printing Committee be and they are hereby directed to enquire into and re port to Councils the probable cost of getting up and publisbiog a new and complete digest of the city ordinances. * Read three times and passed. S. C. concnrred. Dr. McCandless presented the following : Resolved, That the Controller be instructed not to pay the bill for printing ordinances of Read three times and passed. S’ C- concurred. Adjourned. Dailt Union Prayer Meeting, at the Cen tral Presbyterian Church near the corner of Smithfield and Sixth street. The exercises this morning will be condacted by Rev. Wm. M. Paxton of tho First Presbyterian Church and Rev. Mr. Reiley of Christ’s Methodist Episcopal Church. Honrs from 11* to 12$. All are in vited. Come and briog a friend along with yoa. Bcchanan has appointed 11. F. 81oan, Post master at Erie, Pa. Slonn is tho editor of the Erie Observer, a rabid Lecompton Democratic journal, and doubtless appreciates tho kind of thrift that" follows fawning. “Truly I pay unto you they shall have their reward.” The Penn Literary Society hold a Content this evening, in their Hall, First Ward School House, Allegheny, tho exercises to consist of Dialogae?, Essays, Orations, and Debate. A good band of music has been cogaged to enliven the audience. •Holders of tickets are invited to attend. Tub Board of Managers of the Young Men’s Christian Association will meet this (Tuesday) at 04 o’clock, one hour earlier than usual, in order to give members an opportunity to attend to other engagements. A list op valuable stocks, also a Brick Warehouse and Lot on Second near Market street, are to bo sold this evening at tho Com mercial Sales Rooms, No. 54 Fifth street, by Mr. Davis. Tire attention of tbe trade Is requsted to the sale of Boots and Shoes on account of whom it may concern, this morning at tho Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 54 Fifth strept. W (*. understand that tho commissioners of tho Mon ongahela Valley Bonk to bo located at M'Keesport, are now in tho city, and bavo their Stock Books at tho Rooms of lha Board of Trade, where they will be pleased to receivo subscriptions for stock from our citizens. We hope they will not be disappointed but that tboy will receivo a liberal subscription in this city, the proximity of the institution to our city will cnablo city Stockholders to watch over their interests as well as if it was located In oar midst. We hare no doubt that, if properly conducted, it will bo as profit able as any of our city Banks. Tho vast amount of Coal business carried on ia that neighborhod, together with tho general trade of tho Velloy, will, wo think bo sufficient to employ the means ot tbo bask to ad* TBiUgfc _Tho Book, will U open to.d.r, W.dnej. 4*7 ui JtaßlJ*/. : ■ ... t- First Arrtval op-Sncra Goon* at Carra chase, Allrorxnt Citt. —A veryfoQand excellent stock of elotheu, new styles, Couimerei, Vesting*, Furnishing Goods, eta, for men and boys’ wear, ere now opened/ to which the attention of buyers is invited. Terms being strictly cash, buyers may rely on the prices being favorable. * Toe Union Prayer Meeting at the Southfield Street M. K. Church wUI be continued daily this week at Hi o'clock A. M. to continue one hour. t Telegraphic CONGRESS! ON A L I Warrington, March 16. I Senate —After tho presentation of reports, memo | rials, Ac., the Kansas bill was taken up. | Mr. Wade gave the floor tb Mr. Broderick, who | said that be had seen Mr. Douglas, who intended to ;bo here to-day, hat was still prevented by sickness. ! While ap, ho would refer to the special correspond ence of the New York Herald, which represented him (Broderick) os having bqeo rebukod for impertinenco by tho Seoetorfrom Pennsylvania. He said be did not think he had received any rebuke, and hoped he never will; and that he tries to conduct himself as a Senator should. He then branded the writer as a falsifier of facts. He said be called attention to tho matter lest other gentlemen be misrepresented. Mr. Bigler replied, when Mr. Wado resumed bis speoeh. Mr. Broderick added that when the artiele comes to the knowledge of the editor it will do doubt bo disapproved. Mr. Bigler said that he was not responsible for newspaper paragraphs. He came into the chamber on Saturday under mistaken apprehensions of what had passed, and attempted to detend himself against what he considered wrong imputations. Ho felt convinced when he and the Senator from Illinois discossed the question, it would bo found that there was no variation. Mr. Wado resumed, saying that the Senator from Pennsylvania was mistaken in supposing that he ( Mr. M ado) had attempted to make out differences between a Senator aod the Democratic party. It was not so. On the contrary be thought that ho and the President were as politically alike as the Siameso twins, and so with the whole Democratic party. If the President takes snuff all good Democrats are bound to sneeze. Mr. Wade never recapitulated the circumstances attending the formation of the Topeka Constitution, contending for its legality. The Presi dent, be said, had denounced the framers of this Constitution as rebels. If so, there are many more such in Kansas. He stood there as their champion; if they were rebels, so were a majority oi the House of Representatives; so was he; Mr. Cass was a traitor for presenting that Constitution to the Sen ate. It seemed that every body who would not sub mit to be trampled on by border ruffianism are to be denounced es traitors. If this sort of thing Is con tinued, said be, there will be civil war. Mr. Wado ; continued to disotus the various points alleged against the Free State proceedings in Kansas, re plying to each by appropriate argomantf. He next took up Lecompton, examing Its features aad de claring the Slavery clause as a Peter Funk opera tion, not binding oa the people.- Alluding to the Frcsidcnt of the Lecompton Convention, be asked who is this John Calhoun ? A Senator.—John Calhoun. Mr. Wade.—l am glad for the honor of his pre. deeessor that that is not his came. Bnt who is this fugitive from justice, who flees to this piece where everything that is too rile to live at home congregates and who is now sitting in some public bouse in this city with the destiny of a great State in his pocket. After some further remarks Mr. Wade concluded, and Mr. Mason occupiod the rust of the day. Tbo Senate is still in session. Horse.—Mr. GUmer introduced a bill to prevent unnecessary surplus in tho Treasury, and to equal ise grants oflaad among tho several States, which was referred. Ho also asked consent to introduce a bill for tho admission' of Kansas, which was not granted. Mr. Wright, of Georgia, introduced a Homestead Bill, and Mr. Loiter a bill providing for the election of postmasters by the peopio, which were referred. Also a resolution calling on the President to inform tho House what members of the 33d Congress who voted for tho Kansas Nebraska Bill were subsequent ly appointed to office under the late or present ad ministration. Mr. Hughes asked leave to introduce a resolution discharging Mr. Wolcott, which was not granted- Mr. Stephens said that Wolcott ought to be turned over to tho Court for trial. Mr. Davis, of Indiana, asked leave to introduce a bill for tbo admission of Kansas, which was not granted. Mr. Smith introduced a bill for a railroad to tho Pacific. The House then adjourned. Latest from Callforola. New Yoas, March 16.—The Steamer Star of the West has arrived. She brings $1,300,000 treasure and 200 passengers. The Star of the West connected with the J. L. Stephens which brought down to Pan ama $1,C00,000. The principal consignments are as follows. Weils, Fargo A Co., $466,000; Howland A Co., and Aspinwall $100,006 each; A- Belmont $64,. 000, Freeman A Co., $58,000; Exchange Bank $53,- 000; James Patrick $50,000. The sloop of War Jamestown and tho British steam er Leopard were at AspinwkU when the Star of the West sailed. The tl. S. Steamer Fulton sailed on the 6lh for Son Juan with despatches for tho U. S. Min ister of Nicaragua. The California Legislature transacted no business of interest. The Sacramento Slave Caso has been decided and the slave hooded over to the claimant. The Indians in Tuolamuo County were murdering the whites. Two telegraph lines are projected to run through the Southern part of the state. The Counties of Yuba, Sutter, Yonlo and Solano of. fer to raise $540,000 towards a Railroad between Marysville and Beaecia. The small pox Is committing sotno ravages at the I'. S. Marine Hospital. The frigate Mammae arrived from Talcabamd. The civil war in Peru continues and the capture of Aspquipa by Castilla was momentarily expected. The American Ship Litxie Thompson and the Bark • leorgLaoa were seised at the Chined Islands and takea to Callas and the demand of the American Min ister for their liberation was refused. The American Bark Dorcas Ycator was boarded by the boat "of a Chilian war Steamer. The American Minister has demanded satisfaction for the insult. Tho -Merrimoo is expected shortly. The Governor of Sonora has called on the people to exterminate Gaadara and bis nobler followers. The latter has beaten the government troops earning great destruction. It is raid that the Mormons are about to emigrate to Northern Mexico, bat the report is doabtfaL Lieut Frees bad ascended the Colorado 150 miles abovo Fort Yuma when his steamer went agroond, but a light draft boat had gone two hundred miles .further to some white settlements. The Nicaragnan government has denationalized Walker and his followers. - Gen. Lamar forgot his credentials and has declined an offer to receive them unofficially, preferring to wait until he receives them. [Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette.] Habmsecbg, March 15. Nothing of local importance transpired in the Sen ate to-day. In the Qoure, several petitions were presented: one by Mr. Irwin, to vacate a street in South Pitts burgh. The following bill was read In place, by Mr. Irwin: To change the mode of voting in Pittsburgh. Tbe Liquor Committee will report, on Thursday, the modifications to tbe existing law. St. Louis, March 15.—Late arrivals from K»n«as state that tho anti-Topekaites bad trinmpbed. Tbe Free State Convention at Leavenworth succeeded in Dominating a candidate to the Constitutional Con vention. A Douglas Democratic ticket was also nominated. The election on the fith passed quietly. So far as known, it is estimated that the number of votes polled amounted to from 8,000 to 10,000. Tbe enrollment of militia was proceeding, notwithstand ing tbe proclamation of Governor Denver against it. Babcock, the anti-Topeka candidate, was eleeted Mayor of Lawrence, by a large majority. All was quiet. Cincinnati, March 15. —The Great Western aod Princess came in collision at 3 o'clock on Sunday morning, opposite Raleigh, Kentucky. Tbe Prin cess was sunk in ten minutes to the hurricane deck. Tbe cabin passengers, books and baggage were saved. Three deck hands, one woman, two children and a deck passongcr were lost. Tbe Great Western took in passengers at Shawnee town. Washington Crrr, March 15.—Bids for five mil lions treasury notes were opened to-day, amounting to nearly seven and a half millions of dollars, of which $Bl,OOO are at 6 per cenU, nearly $5,000,000 at 5 per cent; $1,300,000 at 4$ per cent.; $046,000 at 4 per cent: $7,000 at 3$ per cent, and $lO,OOO at 3J per cent. Telegrapnie markets. New York, March 16.— Cotton heavy; 4000 bales sold; prices easier but unchanged. Flour firm;. 8,500 bbls sold at $5 05@5 20 for State, on advance of sc. Wheat firm; 4000 bush sold. Corn heavy; 88,000 bush sold at 68@69. Chicago Beef has advanced 26c; sales at $l2 25@12 50. Mess Pork declined 6c; sales at $l6 7O@lo 75. Lard heavy. Bacon quiet. Molasses firm at 31@33c. Tallow hfeavy. Whisky advanced se; sales at 2is@22c. Coffee and Sugar are firm. Freights on Colton to Liverpool 7-32; on Flour Is 9d; on Grain ss. Stocks higher; Chicago and Rock Island 82; Lacrosse 104; Mich. Southern 265; Reading 684; Brie 30$; Cleveland and Toledo 474; Galena and Chicago 88; Virginia sixes S2J; Missouri fixes 84; Milwaukee and Mississippi 32. pfnineT.MnA, * March 15. —Floor is hold with much firmness, but tho market is inactive; sales of 2,000 bbls in lots, at $4,50 fur snperfloe, $6(3)5,06 for extra, and $6 for a lot of fancy Clodnnau; the receipts and stock on hand are light. Rye Flour is steady at $3,124, and Corn Meal at $2,874- Good Wheat Is wanted at $l,lO for Red and $1,27 @1,30 for White, hot the market U nearly bare of this de scription. Yellow Corn is active at 6O@olo, with very limited receipts. Oats are doll at 36c. There Is no change in Groceries. Sales of Rio Coffee at 9j@llo per lb. The stock of Sugar is very much reduced and prices have an upward tendency. Pro visions are quiot. Sales of Mess Perk at $l7, cash. Hams, in pickle, command 9£@9i, Sides 8 and Shoulders 7c. Lard has advanced; sales of bbl at 104 and keg at 114@lUc, cash. Whisky doll at 204@21 cents. Baltxxou, March 15.—Flour dull and lower; sales Howard Street at $4 60, and City Mills at $4 ST. Wheat steady at $1 04 to $1 08 for red, and $1 10 to $1 20 for white. White corn advanced; sales at 57 to 58c; yellow lower; sales at 66c. Whlsky;a shade better; sales city at 204, and Ohio at 21|c. DAWES & CLULEY, House, Sign and Ornamental Painters, and an a iNBBBi ;• CXALXXS X* - White LeadahdZinoFaints, Also, iu kinds cf Feints, 00% ,Ysrnldtee,/Wladow-GUtf* , Putty, Brushes,*^ 144 IRnf doers «6owDifln«siAia». ■rUSlytt Commercial , RIfiKSISO OF SaVUUXIOX—W« t» pleased tO be able to OOIDUTTSS Of ARBITRATION FOE ftBKCART. ““““ U.. 1«» pap u DnmAUud. *-»I W _ T» «. _ I wemclearon Monday morning at abost ? o clock. Tbe n U * J .i-o DIC187 ’ , w Bfiia, Joas Fxxxis4 1 oaty (taujff of which we have heard at the time of this DAUB ITCajrntras, Jura Qaxdwu. writing i», that the Messenger had her wheel broken to the ' ifw-mwh. She was in *orh a position that somo fears were entettaioed that ebe Bight go to piece*. Happily, however, ■be went clear with only thj» d»fn»~« w lim A* aoon as the new* spread that navigation h«d reopened, itgar* a very lively aspect to the wharf. The Arctic, Capt . Devitmey. which haa been loaded f»r a long time will probably be the first boat to leave for New Orleasj. The SlonongnheU packcu are again in hoalneca. The iplendld Sky-Lark, Capt Jotoosoo, Uowena, Qtpt Dozier and Meteor, Capt ttradea tor the Ulsaoori river, bang cot their colon • inviting aUwhodesire excellent boat*and good' acccxnuoda tiona to ship freight or take passage. For the Tpper UiasLoippt there are also two splendid new boats sow nearly ready the tJe Canada. Capt J Ward and tba Pemblnaw, Capt 1 Griffith. r | For Cincinnati and we effer in onr advertising , columns, the Jennie Grey, tne Endeavor, the (Jazell and thp Dr Kane, all good boaistwo of them the Jennie Gray and i Dr Kane being bat one season jear old. ’ The Reliance i» op for Nashville and also tho Hastings. ] For St Louis. Krotnk and St Paul, w« have the Hazel | Dell, J l| Conn and Mary Oook. 1 For St Louis we give our rcaiien the Prims Donna, the Metropolis, Melnotte, Orb, Empire City, Great West Argonaut, Clifton. N Holmes. Anglo-Saxon, lowa and : Marengo. These are all good well officered boats and we 1 hope may be entering npon a season ot surewfol trainees. So much u the prosperity of this city identified with that oi the steamboat Interest that we.Wm it ooe'ol tho first I of tb * Pittsburgh press to UU.r to promote each. ; *" r New Orleans besides the Arctic already men'loned there are the Si Lawrence and tho fi F Sav both Ural class I boats, now nearly ready. The Splendid I»-nmark, Capt Grey.ha- the Illinois river Ito herself. Her card msy be found eleewhere Good luck j L> her. Weekly Review ofthe Plttaborgb market, l BeparUd tpeciaUj fvr ti* POUburgh GaxtOe.} ! Pmsxcxae, Tceuat, MaacH IC, lsss. There U a proepcct, now, 0 f an early -resumption of bulnea. We ere enjoying moderate Spring weather, end we hope, daring the week, to tee the rivers ©peo and oarlgi tics retained. In uttdpattoo of thU evsut there it already an addltleul aUr la the street* and a better tone through* oot the batfowl _ fP. B.—Sine* the abotawts writieu wo are glad to learn that the gorge at Brown’e Itlaod 1* gone, and the riven ere therefore open from ben to fit Louis. There Is e One coal boat stage of water, end buiores on the wharf yesterday was quit* brisk. Some half diwen boats are ready to go ont, with foil loads ] The amount of eastern good* to go forward by boat is not large. The purchases of western men on the seaboard ere much lighter this year than aanel, and mast of the freight already received baa gone forward by rail. The ruinous cut throat rates charged by western roads tbis wl uter are eo low that then is do inducement to hold freight back for the river. There la an improved demand f rum the west for our man n&cturee, and the shipments for a few weeks will probably bo sc tire. Nearly oil the rolling miOs bate resumed work The boats In port will probably all get good loads out, and there ought to boprodure enongh to wme this way to keep them busy awhile There has been a moderate »h«re of activity daring the week In breadstuff's, grain and producu, and must of the etocks of miscellaneous prodace on band hare been taken by eastern buyers—Hno lading beans, dried fruit, apples, batter, Ac. There Is, In fact, Bo large stock of soy articlo on hand; bnt then It most be remembered that the market la not in a temper to bear large stocks of anything The tendency to depraarion and panic la too strong. Prices have generally been well maintained. The general expectation, however, appear* to be that floor and grain will decline as soon as the receipts tneraase largely. By our Cincinnati exchange* w* learn that Bngar and Molasses are again tending np. The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday says; Angara and Uulassos are hold very firmly, and holders Sell reluctantly st ths advanced rate* current. There I* a steady-'upward tendency In the South, and correspondent* at New Orleans advise their houses here, to-day, to sell only In the. small way. Dispatcher to the Chamber of Com merer, under date of iset evening, quote Sugar at OJ4 for fair, and private advice# of the tame date are still more favorable Tbe Louisville Joarnal of Friday contains tbe following Information.- There te great excitement in the New *OrlraifS Sugar market. ‘A private dispatch, received yesterday, quotes ctrietly prime tager at 7Jf to cents, prime Coffee at cent*, and Malones at 32 cent*." Money continue nominally plenty; and is easy uf access to undoubted borrowers. The banks keep their discount line* low, simply from lack of first class paper. Exchange Is easy at previous rates, and currency rules a. Yirgiuia money, by Itself going at 3. .The N. Y Times of Saturday tsyt: There is a farther decline today of fall half per cent, in Exchange on England, wtibsaletof best bank and banker's names, for the steamer tomorrow, at V cent. The axtrames for this class are called at the does of‘Change hour* cent. There was a considerable basinets done In the Uttar on private terms, the bankers being tbe boyiTS. fl>e demand from the Importers is extremely light for Exchange of any class, and tbe coarse of the market really Degins to shape as though the next tom of specie across the Atlantic may be this way. Tbe Money market 1* easy, and for discounts quite dnll and cheap.” The Philadelphia N. American Bays: There U no change in the oot-door rates for muney; quotations rang* at cent per annum; the formor for ths best paper, which u scarce and readily negotiated at our lowest figure.*’ ASSES—No inquiry, Potalb nominal at aud Pearls ut®OU. Soda A«h is steady at 3%@4. APPLES—Ttosre has been e good demand, and tbe few lota offered on arrival quality. BUTTER AND EGGS—There buboes a Steady inquiry for prime 801 l Butter fftna the retail trade, and sales at Common Roll, sales at 13@74. Eggs ara In good request at 11, and nearly all on the market were taken at that figure yesterday. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—The season ts nearly over; the ooly tractactions we bear of are at (1,25 fl 100 tbs. DEANS—The inquiry has been better during the p«st Week, and tale* of mixed at 60, Common Whits *l,°o, and i*rlme Small do, *1.12@*1.25. BACON—The demaud continue* qultr limited and tbs market dnll; small mlea of country bhonidere at 7 aud city do at 7V£ 81d«w 8% Western Hams city do 10V£ These are cash rates. (Ju loog time to country sales of cucmldtrs BUCKETS AND TUBS—fnannfiumrers at Failston and New Brighton are selling as follows: Buckets $1 70@195, caramon and 3 hooped; No. 1 Tubs $9 25; Ho. 2 $9 No. 3 76; $6; No. A $4 26; per dozen. Thee* are cash prices, par foods, at factory. From store* oommoa backets are held at (1 per dozen. BROOMS—there is »fair supply, and pikes range from *1 26 per dozen for common to (3 for choice extra, interme diate grades ranging accordingly. CORDAGE— Msnllla Rope, coil, 13 c ft lb Manilla Rope, cut, 14 c ft lb Hemp Rope, eoil, 16 c fl lb White Rope, cut, 16 c 9 lb Tarred Rope, coil, 14 c V lb Tarred Rope, cat, 13 e fl ft Packing Tard, floe, 13 c ft tb Packing Yam,com 12 c ft lb HKD CORDS—Manilla, tl&, *3,75 ft do*. Manilla, 2) coll. 15 Cta. fit fl). Hemp, *l!s7,£,76 No. 1000..„ 9c«lb| aazmsos. No. 400:. No-600- No. 600. No. 700. CHEESE—A limited Inquiry from the retail and country trade at 0 for good W. K. The stock ts not large bat abundant. CANDLES AND SOAP—Condloe are steady at onrqoota. tions : —dipped 12, mould 12',* and adamantine 28. Soap remains os before, steady at 5 for common, for Palm, and 10 for Sawyer’s Toilet and Castile, for do Chemical Olive, and 7 for do German. CRAN BERRIES—a llghrinqolry; sales at *740(38,00ft bbl DRIED FRUIT—Tbe demand for abutment has taken up nearly all the Applaa on tale at $1,37%- and on* or two lot* at $1,40(3*L60. Peaches are scarce aud firm at §3,5C«3f3,7 5. FEATUERB—w« Dots salea of prime western, on arrival, at 46 bnt only in small lots; from store they are held at 50. FEED—We quote Fuad, on arrival, within tbs range of 40<560 for Bran, Shorts, ShipstefTs and Middlings. FlSH—thara is alight but regular demand far Markarel No 3. large, at $n,60@12 bbl, and $8,23 ft hlf bbl; Hali fax Uerrlng White Fish, ordinary $11; Lake Superior, do $l2; half do ordinary $5,75<£f1,0Q; do Lake Superior $B,Oo Trout, bbls so3o@slo. Codfish FLOUR—The openlngof thsrivtrbaachecksd operations, and lbs market for tbe preseut Is dntl at our quotations, Wsqoote inpsrfios on arrival at @ $3,30 and extra at $3,6i@J3,7f0 From store, tales of super at53,76@*5,57; extra and fsmlty do at $4,C2@M,76. Rye flour, $3,00 @53,12. Com Meal tt*3C2. GRAIN—The supply of Oats Is moderate and sales on arrival at 29. Coax Is firm at 60 for sound ear, and earns ■ales to arrive 49 Krs is tn fair request at 60 from first bands and sales trom store at 66. BaaiXT Is dull at 40@4i. Waxav Is tn staady request at 70073 f-r Rad and 80@S5 for Pennsylvania Whits; Southern Whit<- J). GROCERIES—The excitement belo.t au net yet affected our market here to any extent, although It probably will daring tha week. Sugar ranges from and Moluoee at 68, to country, with an upward tendeuev, Coffee Is firm at 12Q1214 an« Rice at . GAN PlPE—tbe following are the quotations for wrought Iron tubing: Inch Oh Pipe.... 7 ct*-| I : :~M ■ - 5k - eubject to the crutamary discount. HOMIJJY—a light demand, end talea W the retail trade at $6,00 ft bbL HA Y—a fair supply at scales, and old at $9014 ft ton HIDES—Then 1» no change in the market, but price*-are firm; tale* of Oreeo at 6. Green tatted at (I, and Dry flint at IS@l4. 3 Inch Qu Pipe.„32 cU 2 “ “ _6O “ 1% “ " ... 90 - S ...1,30 “ 3J< ...1,00 " 4 “ ...1,90 “ IKON A NAlLS—there (•* rate* ire unchanged, and wo very light demand, but repeat our qoolatiooa: aotm nws. ’ Per pound- - I*os, *c. Oommon Bar Iron per fi>...23£ Juniata “ “ ...4)2 Iren Plow Wing* “ ...4>| “ “ Slaba “ ...4 BAH*. lOd to lfid Nell* « 8d to 9d “ Brad* ooor isos. ! 1 Winch - flb Itw am xoxA. Beat quality— M bg aotnm*Rnsqxrixx. lnch -...-V ft fiat bail Dote* Shoo Iby Jg, 7-10 [ and Winch ; 8W Dandy Tire, lg by «£, ! 7-16 and W Inch... fcg Baddl« Tree 1W and 1W I by 3-16 and W In 1 do "W, 1 and lg byB-16* gin “ 4g A Fence Neilf fk keg..—3,75 fid * 7d “ “ 4^» fid ' ....A6O 4d “ .....Zlfi 3d “ .....5,78 2d « “ 7,00 Cnt Splkee 3 to 4W Inch 4^5 “ 6 to « .....4,75 Wro’t Spike* Inch tJI leactba “ M 6 u Dollar ElnU ft D) —6^ BBxrr nos. *.18,14,15,10*17 *fc4Vs 18,20,22 * 24... “ ft 28 “ .BATHER—There li bo i change to note but boldjrr* firm ai our quotation*: Red flpanilh Bole ft ft., ffleagnter u “ Upper Leather fl do*. Bridle “ “ Bklrtfsg Leather fllb Her0e5....... 2l®2i} LARD—Verj Uttle dolCc email ulti of coontry No, 1 i*t 9U, end city do et 10. UESB POKK—A very light demand, end sis of hinell lota et fifths. OlL—There t» e f»ir local demand for Lard Oil No. ] 'at 86, end No. 2 et 75. Lineeed Oil U seedy et CO. POTATOES—Scarce end Id Improved reoast; lalee Tram Orel handset 60, end from etore et CS, lor Neabennocka. PiO METAL—The following trunetfems hare coma tu onr knowledge daring lb* week: 800 tad TOO toa» b. b , Hanging Socket 223, eaib; 200 a& cold blaat Allegheny at $23, ais mot; 100 do “Prenkatown” (auperior coke tnatal) at $22, tlx mot; and 200 do Anthracite No. Sat $24, tix moe.l SEEDS—Tbtn la not modi moranunt in Cloeerafed, bbt we notice calae«f email lota from atora to the city trade ht s4,76@s4,B7 t sadlntbeamaU way from Merest si,oo(&£S,£6 Timothy, aaiaa ol aznall lota to tba trade at s2,ooad 8 W@9, net, and Litharge BW. WHISKY—SaIe* of Maw at 18; Beetlfied u steady at 20®22 ALLEGHENY OAITLB 11ABKET. Tczmr, Mimes ic, isss BEEVES—'The market wo doll and the quality of Block offered rather inferior; of 876 bead offered only 600 told, and part of three were taken on eastern account. Piicearaand fronted, groa, eqoel to 4sB, net, but the ruling rate* ware far rood medium to prime. SHEEP—236O head dOfersd and 450 eoU at 3<33U, rroa*. tbs rest being sent east. HOGS—About 1200 bead offered, and 226 sold at 4fts, gross, aa la quality, Tberaattrereablppedeaat. Nxw You GATTU lUtx»,Harch ICt—There tu a plan, tlful eupply at all the yarda today and prices hate declined folly half a cent a pound. Tba gooumfeelUng price today wax 10c, but ealea were made of prime cattle Sir lie, which waa the highaat price we beard o£ Cattle hare been «xa&- tng In freely dnrlagthe whole woek, but they are moaUrof tn ordinary to common description. The number on tale at AlUt ton's wu 2,466 head and for the week 2040 The current price* tor the week at all the markets areas tollewa: Beef Cattle—Flnt quality, 9 cwt llOJOaill ordinary quality, slo@slo6Q; common do, ta.ofta« jut? it.’ ftrior do, $B,00&&&9. Sheep and Lambt ■ First aaalitT PSUAnxLrau Carat Uaxox—lhe offarlngeof Baef and other Cattle tor the week amounted to 892 b<*L of which 200 were (hipped toNewYopk. ffeemarksthubeea brisk and price* hne been'Well maintained, ruling at 7 Wi&ou ’ the offeringi cf Sheep el Wardril’. ibureYard amcratod to WaS^ dbp ~ dor to ffW®» ; The arriTal* mtoW* tfntofl Dnrre Yard tor the weak, l We a»w ©nr fi tend Capt Hardman yesterday of the good l steamer, ArltouU t*be 11 now in Cinclnnatiloadod to dtaw j Are feet. He will bate a good Heal more freight »»>»< then ; teare 00 CO for here Do Is going down to take command 1 today. | luthecoureoof tlio neat two days there will boa Terr I largenumberof arrivals at this port. The Henry draff and : the Jacob Poo are all ready to come. The Poe has been lying fcelOW all ready to come on tor a long Ume. Capi Stewart baa boro In tow a bat Mr Brown,the first clerk baa stack by.. The Captain was fearing sbe might be Injured by the break op, but fortunately every thing U safe. The number of boats prevented from coming or going by the Ute gorge of ice was large. Thsro were the Clare Wo. Baltimore, Eunice,Lebanon, Pomeroy, Prima Derma. Inter change, Diamond, BPitlbberd, Alternant, Memphis ami other*. We onehfU send from twenty-firo to thirty boats ont of here daring this week. Doubtlees wo shall bare m the tame time twenty arriraU. The ftret among the departure* will probably be, the Arctic for New Orleans and the El Lawrence for tho ume port. The Neptune, Cept P.*, will lease f..r St Louis probably to-day. ' The splendid Argonaut for the umo port—to-day. Also the Anglo-Saxon for the same port—probably to-day. The Key West for Louisville—probably today. The rlrer bore hard opon 9 feet l*»t night at dark and *u still rising FOR CINCINNATI * LOUIS- I in?- > YILLE.—Tho fine passenger steamer JENNY GRAY,Captain Dunlap, will leave for the shore and all intermediate ports on the opcniDg of navigation. For freight nr pauag* apply on board, or to f«26 FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agents. FOR CINCINNATI AND > LOUISA ILLS—The new and Jtassenger steamer ENDEAVOR, W, J. MarkeUTwililciiTe for the above and all Intermediate ports on TIIJA DAV the Ifltb InsL. at 4 o'rlea kp. M. Fortnight or passoge anidv on board or to FLACK, BAItNEg, A Co., __ Agents. ‘jp’Oß CINCINNATI" * > -L YILLE.—'The fine steamer OAZEL, E. Brans, will leave for the abore and all porta, on THIS HAT, lflth Inst., at 4 r. a.- For freight or postage apply on board or to FLACK, BARNES * CO.. A git. FOB NASH\ ILLE —Te line Dew Hteamer ILELTANCE, F. X. Reno, Master, will leave for the above and all nt&nnodlate ports on the opening of naviga tion . For freight or passage apply >m board or to - _ _ IXACK A BARN EE, kWtts. F"‘ OR NASHVILLE.— The “ftne.JE&L* etoamer lIA STINGS, Capt. Porter, willJfigggSi leave for ihe al~>ve and all intermediate DAY. 10fh in»t For freight nr passage apply on board or tn . fi* 4 FLACK. BARNEB_4 CO, Agent*. FOR ST. LOUIS. The tine steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. Shepherd, will U|T( for the above and all intermediate ports on BATURDAY, the 20th inst. For freight or passage apply on board, or to mrRS PLACE, BAKNB9 A CO.. Agent*. For st. louis anu Illinois river —The fine eteamer CAMBRIDGE,Capt. Samnel Dean, will leave fer the above and all Intermediate port* on SAT URDAY, tho 20tb luil ,at 10 o'clock, a ■ kur freight nr pa*aa£n apply on board, or to mrlfi FLACK, BARVfcS A 03 , Agenta For st. Louis and Illinois river. —Tha fine •teamer 8. P. UIBBaILD, Capt. Qaorge W. Itw* R I RIVE R.—The spendM METEOR, C*pt. T. E. Draffent, will Irate for all intermrdiato porli on WEDNESDAY, the I7th Inst, at 10 o’clock, a. u. For freight or passage spplr on hoard.rort FOR ST. LOU Is.—The hne I ICS; steamer DR. KANE, Oapt. S. Shaman, will leave tar the above and all Intermediate wrta. on TUI3 DAT. 16th Inst, at 10 o'clock, iu. For freight or passsge apply on board or le fell FLACK, BARNES A CO, Agents. F)R StT "LOUrs, KEOKI'K~ GALENA, DDBCQOE AND Bt. PAUL—The splendid steamer HAZEL DELL, Cspt Rni, wilt leave for tl><* above and all Intertnrdista ports on the opening of navigation. For freight or passage apply on board or to mil) FLACK, BARNES A CO. .. —23e*lb «2»c tb JO c 9 ft alcflfc - 8 eft lb 8 cfkß> .... 8 c ft n> ...svcvr* ~S£c*yd EOR St. LOUIS.-r-The splendid steamer P&IMA DONNA, Capt.3l»rsh Ford, will leave for the above and all intermediate on the opening oi nariga lion. For freight or passage apply on board or to tar 10 PLACE, BARN ICS A CQ- For st. Louis,: keokuk. , na* 1 ». BURLINGTON. MUSCATINE, ROCKJkBBgSg ISLAND, DAVENPORT, GALENA, DUBUQUE AnITbT. PAUL—Tbs fine new side-wheel steamer PEMBINA, Captain T. 11. Grtfilth, will leave for the above and all inter mediate ports on theapenlog of tiavtgatinn For freight or [asuse apply on board, or tej fr-T FLACK. BARNES A CO., Agents. For st. lows- k eokuCT BURLINGTON. MUSCATINE, ROCKJs3&E2 ISLAND. DAVENPORT. GALENA. DUBCQUE ANITsT. PAUL.—The fins new aide-wheel e eamer CANADA, Chpt J Ward, will leave for tbs above and all Intermediate ports on the opening of navigation. For freight orpasaageanplv on board, or to jfor, FLACK. BARNES A CO., Ag’ta FOR St. LOUIS.—The splendid | JCgrfc •tsamor M ETROPOLIS, Captain Calhoun, will leave for the above an 1 ail intermediate opening of Navigation. For freight or passage apply to tnril REA A JONES. FOU St. LOUIS;—The splendid » (Cff* * steamar MELNOTTE, Copt. A.McGowan will leave for tha above and all intermediate opening of Navigation. For freight or apply on board or to mrfl FLACK, BARNES * CO. FOR ST. LOUIS.—The splendid i ICWf .fc steamer ORB, CapL Way, will lcare for therfgi§i2£3 abort and all Intermediate porta, on THIS at 4P. M. For freight or passage apply on board or to mr4 FLACK, UABNE3 b Q 3„ Agtl' FOR ST. LOUIS—The splendid . (CP* iw •tramer EMPIRE CITT, CapL Tender irrlfT, will leave for the above and all dlate porta on THIS DAT, 16th Inst., at 4 o’clock, P. M. For freight or paange apply on board or to Pf 3 FLACK, It ARNES h CO., Ageqtq For st.Louisa keokuk—, res* The fine passenger packet J. 11. CoNN,JffiSB9ff C*pt- Woodborn, will leave for the above and olHitemeulatß porta, on the opening of navigation. For passage or freight apply on board or to FLACK, BARITES * CO, Agt*. EOR ST. LOUIS, —The fine new » fgffviw fte«ner GREAT WEST, CapL AlcCol-J£sEEl£ loagh, will leave for the above and all cn the opening of navigation. For freightor passage snnlv on board or to fmrtl FLACK, BARNES k QQ^Agtf. FOR ST, LOUIS—Tho splendid i JESVfc steamer ARGONAUT, CapL Geo. L. Leah, will leave for the above and al Intermediate porta, on THIS DAT, 16th Inst., at 4 f it. For freight or paassgo apply on board or to i’*2s • FLACK. BARNES A CO, Agents. FOR ST. LOUIS.—The splendid t steamer CLIFTON, Capt. Thomas Poe. will Inure Car the above and all Intermediate ports, on the opening of navigation. For freight or passage apply on board or to fmrl] de.l FLACK A BARNES. Agt*. FOR ST. LOUIS—The splendid t fCPruw steamer NATHANIEL HOLMES, 1&&&&K hennWay, will leave fur tha above and on the opening of navigation. For freight or p—ag- annlr on board or to [mrl] FLACK, BARNES A CO- Agents For Missouri RrvER.-Tho fine new steamer BOWEN A, Capt. will leave (or the above and all Intermediate DAT, tbs 10th Inst. For freight or pawage apply on board “fto fe2 FLACK. UAK.VK3 A CQ.. Agte. FOR ST. LOUIS.-Theflne new | fUV* :>a passenger steamer, "ANOLO SAXON,'VtSSIiBS Capt. Baker, will leave for the above *nH ||] intermediate porta on THIS DAT. 16th InsL, at 4 »vieck P. M. F o r freight or passage apply on board or to REA A JO.VE9, 67 Water strecL FLACK, BARNES A CO, Ag'ta. No. 87 Water St‘ FOR ST. LOUIS.—The fine new i fllPr Cut running paasanger steamer TOW A Capt. Monro, will leave foi tha above and all intermediate porta on THIS DAT lCtblnrt- at 4f. w. Forfrelebtor pempo apply on board or m J*22 LACK, BARNES A CO-, Agents. FQK ST. LOUIS.— The fine new r ■toamer &lARCNOO, Capt. will Iwt® for tb« above and all intannodlatenortaSi xms DAT,IA(h 1n..,, u 1 o'clock PM. Por“ °“ r frdgut epplj on board or to Ja2l FOR KEOKUK, DAVENPORT,, * ROCK ISLAND, GALENA and T»r Ifiggfig BUQUB.—The floe p&tscngvr etearoerMAßY UCOKTCsSt Wm. Dalzrll, wIU Imt# for the *lxire and all intermediate port* on the opening of natlgatioo. For freight or i min n apply on board or to 1 lllinois River Direct. 1U rr.ORIA, PERU, LA SALLE. AND ALITSOT'IIS. T DIATE PORTS ON TUE ILLINOIS RIVER. HE new and elegant side wheel passenger >leue« DENMARK, C*pt RlchirJ 0. Gr»r, will 1«,„ for tns tboT* porta on tfaa opening of navigation. for freight or poaaaga apply on twain! or to “ rl f LACK. BARNES A CO. Agent*. .Htto ©titans, &r. FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW, fCP*.» ORLEANS—The floo sew fteamer R. F. SAS9, Oapt W T Barr. will leave far the above and all inier modUte porta on the opening of navigation. For btlgfator passage apply on board or to fttttt FLACK, BARNES 1 00AgnnU. EOR MEMPHIS AND NEW i fCß*.* ORLEANS. The fine new rteamer aflaySfiS BY.; LA-WRESOE, Capt. It. D. Oochran, wit! I ear* ior the above all intermediate porta on XHIS BAY, tho 16tb insL ForlWahtorpaasageapplywaJUjerdor to foQ FLACK, BARNES A 00, Agta FOR MEMPHIS ASP NEW OK- ■ tB» r. LEANS The aplendlJ ateoner ARCtIC,AyuSK Capt. Barlnney, will leavavor tho oberre and ioterueuate otfta on THIS I> AT, the 10th inat For freight ox toms* Spj?y“ board or to FLACK. BARNES AGO, Agent* 4_ A. HA RUT HABDY A M’QRBW, STBAMBO^T Como* or Fran akdßskt btb*tv, • •aiMtf ' rmsnsQ^'a BrtSBIKWB. fflinrimtatt, At. i&aspidr, Set. St. S.OUIB, &c. FLACK BAHKEB A CO, FLACK, HAftKBS ACO..A«nt« —a o. itarr E D WAR D T. M EG R AW, WHOLESALE DEALEB IN TOBACCO AND OIGARg, NO. S4l LIBKRTT BTRXXT, BX AD OT WOOD, PITTSBURGH, PKNNA^ riFFERS TO THE TRADE A LARGE, FRESH AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK, pm tbiaed (rotn lwpnrt»«r» iM MwuMhwh, awwmgtwfaieh «ra th» folkawlaf Ltorite brand* w. U. Grant's A. No. 15» Tobaaeo, Robinson A Co’* Tobacco, Eagan* Howard's Tobaceo, Gnat's Pound linap CaTcndisb#. ■ . * Hamid and Kailroiulßraada, 200 Caddy Boze* Half Posad Lamp. CIGARS! CIOABStJ OIOABSU! . ONE MILLION ASSORTED BRANDS. All of which wo offer to the trad* at prioes which f»a. ~v , . aalfcdAnrtfF W. E. CHILDS & CO’S PATXNT ELASTTO riSX AND WATXR’PRQOF CEMENT HOOF I 3SF Or. Be JOHNSON, Proprietor*. A uf £°'e^^ A S^?, T ?£9^’ TRACT and put on at THE SHOBTEST NOTICE r£ut tha Etioo B°°H«e. » Wee tb» ocljjot teralrfHut wfflrtCC—follj . . 11 IS PERFECTLY FIBB.AITD WATER-PROOF, M repreteutod. W« wfllpotiicnkr 8. A. JOHNSO&, l „ t „ , PERRIS A JOHNSON, WM. JOHNSON, J No. 133 Third (trot, betwcea Wood tod BmUhflcld, Pitttbcrgh, Peaaa. I htTB mtdo • che .al U 'o o *"Mch^,‘^ b fcTl l o'i"“‘‘ nU1 ”° “ ,,M " W *• omu>3 * 00-8 EOOFIXB. Utt *nj offla, til. r.- u ~£,K3S»Ss**'< ~"S&s3srn‘' 43sassr^M.-,^ 7 ' , ’ JOSEPH M. LOCKS. flhiptt, lAt * r **wy Ka 12S Waloat«trwt,ar Kalk brvoner, by S. L. Miller. lu Song— I "Spring la Coming,” par 11. Klebcr, by Ula Madeira. 11. "Casta Diva," (from Norma.) by Miss A. Wade. 11l- Trio Solo and Chora*—“Land of the Trumpet,” etc., from Anna Boleoa, by the pupil*. PART SECOND. See small programme). Ticket*—FlFTY CENTS—two ticket* admitting one cuo tie man and two ladies—to be had at the Music and Book tor*. mrlilt PITTSBURGH THEATRE.— MISS KIMBERLY Lean aim Mairaozsxsß. j. o. uanley I-Staqs Mi»nipi HAVE YOU SEEN TUB ELEPHANT?—RE-ENGAGE MENT FOB SIX NIGHTS ONLY OF THE STAR SIS TERS, LUCILLE AND HELEN, and Popular Com edian, MR. T. HAMILTON. The THREE PAST MENhaying drawn overflowing bouse* every night last week to aadience* numbering in the aggregate upward* of SEVEN THOUSAND PEOPLE, the management feel* compelled to announce a repeti tion of this remarkable play fur MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINOS, MARCH 15th and ICth, ISSS, which will be Its seven th and eighth rep reaentation In Pittsburgh. It Is a remarkable play, full of fun, flash sod frolic—wit and merriment —dancing, singing, minstrelsy, etc—organ grind ing, banjo playing —all the well known popular song* of the day—flro works, booflrea, illuminations, etc—shaker dances, pawnbrokers’ shops, fashionable gambling hells, fortune tellers and astro legist*, conclud ing with a grand carnival and masqoe ball entitled tbs THREE FAST MEN ; oa, THE FEMALE BLUEBEARDS Played In Boston by the Star Sisters, eigbty-sevan con secutive nights, to cruwdod houses—conTUlsod with laughter from beginning to end. Jenny Fair I o vc, (a strung m lndcd girl,) Miss Lucille; Lovely Nancy.(nnorgangirk) Miss Lucille; Miss Tam bo, (s female minstrsl,) Mias Lucille; Count Navarino, (th* fop.) Miss Lu cille; Henry Ilelm,(the sailor.) Miss Lucille; Belcher Qua, (a * porting man,) Mia Lucille; Maria, (something of a witch,) Mim Helen; Petite Charm, (the street finger J Mia Helen; Gnltar, (the minstrel,) Miss Helen; Mungo Jim, iibo little sweeps Miss Helen; Young America, Mia Helen; Jerry Blossom, Mr. T. Hamilton; Frank Falrlove (first ap pearance) Misi Myron; Maria, (first appearance,) Mia Lizas Saflord. auction Salts. P« M. DA VIS, Anotloneer. Commercial Bale* Room*, No. 64 Fifth Street. Boots, brogans and gaiters^od Tueeday morning, lflth Ins*., at 10 o’clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms No. 64 Fifth stmt, will be told, by order of Railroad Oompaoy, for account whom It may concern, 6 caeea Mena’ super heavy Boots; 2 “ M ** fine “ 4 “ assorted Boya and Tooths' Boots: 1 " Boya Brogans; 1 “ Mlsna’ Morocco Slippers; 1 “ Ladles' Lasting Qalters; 2 ** ** Baskins; 3 “ Mines’ oalters and Botkins; The abOTa are all fresh desirable goods, to which the at tention of tha trade la invited, P. M. DAVIS, Aoet. ALOABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION On Toasday evening, March 16th, at 7 o’clock at the Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 64 Fifth St. will be told for cash, par foods: 26 share* Mechanic’s Bank o! Pittabareb >o “ M. A M. itanh do IS “ Citizens’ Bask do 24 •' Allegheny Bank 9 “ Northern Liberties Bridge Co. mrl3 __ P. M DAVIS, Anct. Retail dky uoous stoke At Arc tion—On Tuesday morning, March ICth. at 10o’clock at the Dry Goods 8 tore of M. Frederick, No. 715 Penn st, will bo sold the entire stock of Dry Goods. Trimmings, Ac comprising thausnal Tarietr kept in a retail store also. Counter, Shelving, Store, Lamp, Ac. Mria P- M. PATIB, Anct. ANDSOME COUNTRY VIiLA AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.—Oa Thursday morning, March 18th. at Dl o'clock, on thspreo isee, will be told the decant residence of J. W. Kerr. Arch rtttato at tho Tillage of Sewickley, (opposite the Rail Road Btation,)whichbaa been lately erected ofSte best materials,workmanship, and In modern style, embracing erry convenience that could bo finished i s the best manner with marble mantles, ornamental stucco, etc_ baring a constant supply of pore wholesome water In the first and second stories, as well as the basement. The ground, which contains upwards of ono and one-third seres. Is highly Improred with gravel walks, ornamental and trees, ebmbbery, etc. Tbe property cost upwards ol which may be examined on application to the owner at hts office. No. 26 Bt. Clair st. Also, a quantity of Household Furniture; among whieh are one superior Rosewood Case 0U Octavo Plano Forte, made by Nonas A Clark, Bide Board, Dressing Bureau Tablss, Fancy Floral Btaod, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bedding, China, Glass and Qnoenswaro. Carpeting, Kitchen Utensils, etc. Terms at tale. [mrt] p.M. DAVIS, Anct. W AHEIIODSE ANDLOT AT AUCTION. TT —On Tuesday evening, March 16tb, at 7U o’clock, at tbe Commercial Hides Rooma, No. 54 Fifth street, will be sold that valuable tat of Ground, situate on tbe south side °. f Be f°?lv n ?* r » front on Second street of 20 feet inch, and extending bafk ?» foot 10 Incbee, on which Is erected a TWO STORY BRICK WARE HOUSE, No. 78, lately occupied by Cummins, Tanka A Co. snldect to an annual ground rent of tI2A payable attar tcrly. Terms st sale. [tart] P. mTdaYIS, A«r*i AILY SALES AT NO. 54 FIFTH ST.. At the nsw Commercial Bale* Rooms. Ne. 64 Fifth street, eTery week day, are held public tales of roods In all T4r^iJ> > aulted for the trzds and consumers, from a targe stock ehkb is constantly replenished with fresh coosim menta, that most be closed forthwith. At 10 o’clock, A. Dry Goods and (hncy. articles, com prising nearly everything needed In tbe line for personal and wlo cotlery, hardware, clothing, boots sad shoe*, ladies wear, Ac. 2 o’clock, P. SL, household and kitchen furniture, new and second band; beds and bedding, carpets, elegant Iron stone China ware, stoves, cooking utensils, groceries. As. At 7 o’clock, P. IL, fancy artlcua, watchea, docks, jewel ry, musical instruments, gone, etnshiw. dry goods, boots and shoes, books, stationery, Ac. P.B C DAVIS. Auct’r. AUSTIN LOOMIS & GO., merchants' Eiehnnge. STOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS 4 CO, AT THE MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE EVERY THURSDAY EVENING.—Bank, Bridge, Insuraccsf and Copper Stock, Bond end Beal Estate sold at public sale at thn Merchants' Exchange fay AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO. Notea, Drafts and Loans an; Beal Estate negotiated on reasonable terms by AU9TIN LOOMIS A CO* eeZl Stact Note Broken. W Fourth st. MATTSON'SCELEBRATED syringes —These Byrlnges are pronounced to b* superior to any syringe now in use. Those wishing anything In this line should cal! and examine them before purchasing else where. mri JOS. FLEMING. gEL L HANGING! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEH Door Dells at f’ aft tad upwards, put up la the best style by .-i J. D. MATHEWS, l3B Bmlthfield 8L Piaiatan. LOBOALA9E, ODSE AND SIGN POINTERS, ' Office Building) Third stmt, betwesn streets. AH ordaraprnmptty attended to* House and sign painting and 0 L AZXKQ la an brinchea axacatsd prodmUy amt in the best manner by ■ IL PHttCIM, '= «ar» 26 and 2d ft, Pair at-~ BLOCK LETTER SIGNS of any style deg FlrrirT [nflnlil>ir TlaTii rbiTniniHMnnfkrinrwrtanil nnt nn at abort notice It- J.AH. FHILUF& "• mx9 MaadS^CWrn, SSSants. W ANTED XBXJBICDIATRL in America. InT&lldA, farmer, Teach* «rs wishing to traTtl, will find this too* a rtrry profitable sud pleasant business, enabling them torn tbs «otzntrT. and make money at the same time. AgeaticowiatKeW loess are clearing from $5OO to $1,500 per year, for tall particulars *ad * list of Bocks, address S. M.BULISOW, Qneso City Publishing Hons, 141 Ualn Streep Cincinnati, P. BUMSOlfrPHiepptffcr IP . ANTJED—-As a Partner,'.an actira Busi . t netiJtfan,with*caabcapitalcf about *3,000, ta one of (be oldest ncsblisbauiate is rtttsfrndi; * ttietraiinaaeU • perfectly-safe, IfegiUmiteeodprufitridTooi. . Address Z. H,'GAZETTE OFFICE, with real oane. mrll:l*d ANK STOCKS WANTED by 1 AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO., 8 Stock and Dill Brake, &8 Toorth street. ANTED—Deer Skins wanted bv fe!7 WELLS, RIDDLE A CO, No SO Fourth «L A GARDNER WANTED.—A man ac ouainted with marketing, and capable of cnltinting wtne eight acres in vegetable* and fruiL' Inquire of ISAIAiI DICKEV A CO, No. 80 Water street. STOCKS WANTED— Mechanic*’ Bank Stock: M. and M. Stock; Exchange •* •* Western Insurance “ Monongahcia ** «* AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO, Stock Broken, 68 Poorth street. To fit! orders, by Ja2S AN XED—Notes and Drafts having 4,6 or 12 months to ran; (500 to (1000, by AUSTIN LOOMIS A 00, Stock and Note Broken, 68 Fourth at. ANTED—Aquautity of good sound Bye. JAS. QARDINBi fSrticai, Dr. Kzybeh'b Shoulder Braces— From Pittsburgh Dispatch, April 10th, 1850,—For more than Tears pas* we bare constantly worn the Washington Sns ponder Brace, manufactured bj Dr. Oeo. H. Keyrcr, of No 140 Wood street, la this city, and would feeartflj recom mend It to ell who are compelled to follow a sedentary ocee patioo. As we have before remarked, In calling attention to its merits, it answers for a brace and suspender*, the weight of thepaataloona being so placed as to continually tend to bring the shoulders to their natural position and ex pand the chest, Women, hnndredsof whom are annaaUj ifljared bv the welgot ot enormona -santa,”-ahonld also procure these braces. Be particular In procuring the fc»nd mentioned, u many of the braces sold, are humbug. Sold at Dr. OEO. IL KKYSKR’S, WboleealeDruggtafclio Wood rrct, algo of iheQolilen Mortar. JeS&dAwsF An Infallible Congb ttcmcdy.e-1 had Teen tick-three months, not able to do anything, with a congb and staffed condition of the wind-pipe; I tried surer*) of the best physicians in this city without receiving any benefit all of them sold my longs were affected. I.was confined to my bed during the greater part or this Ime, I espoctorated a greet dee) ofmatter from my longs. The first two doses of yonr Pectoral Syrup that 1 took, Icoold not take without laying down in my bed. but before I hut two bottles I was entirely cored. 1 nave been well ever aiace. Myriek nee* commenced about (he first of March, of this year. 1 am now, and was at the time of my ricknese, living at Thomas Patterson'a, ~tn Union street, near the DbUßOnd. Pittsburgh, Oct- 28, ’67. .Miceivf.UeAmr. Prepared and sold by Dr. OEO, 11. KETSEB, No. 140 Woodstreet, Pittsburgh, Pa, and by Druggist* everywhere. aoSCkdawiF For Oetf P«mßi«Micocno ftirrTprn -Thom •wly isreatod initrcinenU that suable thtdt&f to h— r (q •pitsofdesfbeas, are la advance of anything-yet known,or Ucelj to become of my aerrie* to deaf person*. By QM«na ofu mtldets] dntfm, i^emfECaf taMl|(£|^UAc^d| tad all the cirauaiUoew are entirely di»p*>nv«d with. no&daw? Dr - <3- H. KETgm. mi WooJ Twontjr I.tn UUndsc.n Cured by ib OUBIUIIM En Lonon—llre. Chnritj Cinnbu, of TMopremncorilto, TO.nan],bltad to on. eje for more tb.n twmity pare, Mid mold icarcolj Mo with tbo otnre. gho !* Umo« .nUrelj cored bj on. botti. or “Onufalxrg Eyt iotom,"Midb.HCTM thM .notbM bottlo Mill entire]. re ctor, far.jre. Goldu Dr. o*o. a. KETSSR’B. No ire Wood>treet,idsnoftb.GoldenMortor. Prieo2srento DoStKdkwcV rpHE HEALTH OF AMEBIC AN WOMEV JL. —lor many yeti* I b«Te bees troubled wirb genera weariness and languor, botbmentaland physical; espriea, Uatlmoeo, doll headache, palo In the head and temples, coldness and tendency to gtiffoes. palpitation ef the heart, eery easily flattered or excited, appetite variable, stomach and bowoli deranged, with pain. Any mental, er physical exertion was rare to bring on all the symptoms, and I had In addition, tailing d the womb, and great pain In thatro glon. One physician after another exhausted his ahilland gave mo op. A patient and persevering use of Wm bll ALL’S UTKIUNk CATDOLIOUN fortunately cored me and 1 Lava no words tußclent to express my thankfulness Mrs. JULIA ANNN JOHNSON. I can truly say that I hare been a sufferer for many years with whites and deranged menstruation. Alter a while I bad other trouble*, such as pale face, Indigestion- wasting away, general languor and debility, pain tn the small of the back, a sort of sening and dragging sensation, pain the ahoiuaer blades extending down tbs splnscloas of appe tite, trouble In the stomach and bo well, with cold andfeet and dreadful nervousness. 'Em feast excitement would make me feel as If! should fly away. I tried doctors and drugs, and everything, one after another, without the benefit. ■ Ono bottle ofUAU&IIALL’S CTK&INS CATHOL ICON changed some of my symptoms for the better, and Jow lam entirely and radically- cured. I wish ererr woman could know what It will do. CLAHIBSA OBSB. MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATBOLICAN hU fared mr life, u I Trrilj beilor*. I tried doctor* and medicine antfl it nemed nselne to try loftier, whenlmet with a lad* who raeommended the Oetholicon ao strongly that I deemed Urn* doty to try it I *u mostly troubled »ith deranged met£ stroatioD. My symptoms were principally pain* ta the end abdomen, bearing down polo at the time of thelll&csa. bloating,calk, oaoaaa, constipation, feeling u if the and limba were braised or broken, eroctattot»*od eomlUna anxktT {life teemed to be a harden,) disturbed sleep, OlnV nees,abnddcrtpg9, fetigwonwalklna ia,the morning, Rato, fence, constipation, pressure ofbloodin tha head, dSlnem. especially Lwben stooping, great irritability of temper, atari constant toduatton to peas water, great restleasness and de> l ?,***?,°*t‘*l unhappy. I wit not only entirely rartd myself of all theae symptoms, which I hare gtreo as an Im perfect account of my sufferings, but I hare known to many others cored In oar town that t feel bound to let yon know thatotherawhoareslmflarly aituatodmayalsoflndrallet - EMMA TOSDUROB. For a long time I had Uterine complaints with the follow log symptoms Iwaaserroos, emaciated and IfrltaLle; * «ned to abound In ttmpfeijitt, seme of which I will try to gfee yotc pain in the lower •w ™ goiDft to wi mti count of a fee Lag of aching anddraczfne ard^' ltg+ the Jolting produced by riding cansedmat stap.issicss&srjSSSss’a me, and there la not a Innately it • cored tetaSid. 1 trat *" I,SfwS?SS''Big g £;.j?g»pJyB lap, PdpßaUm, Crimp, U On* Doßorand c Half per rtanfeteKZ* TSol^COfr ti^dcUttrt%oebotHa't\cXib v CgtttK THtinoca *o4 it ttH-Mffig-Tfryjfaj flint hides, . . .. yS^sVr.' [ *® r Xmf --■ Ve.BMUb«t]rft(«t;