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tdespay morsikq, march 23, jgj 8
**-official or tbs r.rr.-n
HOTO,of tto c ‘ty ana Neighborhood.
Sji.'i,,S
thevnpo n° 0W B knll continue them until
wey ar Q a n on Pecord
tew-fn S7 ES r^ nST . DIST,tKT “ A,Id ‘ tor Robert P«t
rrj Clerk: Adam Mohlor 57. Schuo! Direct-
W ’ IWeT? , * «••>■*»«. 83; Jaa.M'iloy 74;
Dalll •>»’• Myen 37; C. I.!
M'Cumfc« <^ Bl i 9KO . r: h", Rnrcblield 79; Norris
Aiken in i“S7* nt Jo - Irwin -19; D.
Inn,whir' w 57. wl "«W<W!o 2*: Irwin Craig 38.
Bolin-.fr ?V^^!V’ biddlo - , ' : >®i -Ino.
79- L°J 17’' ' V|!cn n 13- Supon-i.-irv. Jos. Myers
M i’teh.R ft™'”* SS - J »«*~ «■ K- »"•- «; Jas.
J-J-'-T Tj-.—Conalalilo; [>. I.uishor 05 Super
DGert Jn °3 Ulownrt 93; Tl,os. Kennel» ..2. School
Dtreotors: Samuel Cnwfor| HI P I>’>uirlaa »i-v Tt
L J A ‘ ii,l, ’ r tK IL
un<lt» 4 .». .Judge: u cn . finler ]nr, : p. Weibcr
.7. Assessor: 8. Chadwick M: It. W. Thomas M
ClMdl^c 1 d °' : J ' T °^ ,C - V I1>; K. .Miller 113
Clerk; Turk 5« ; A. J. W f .oblayer 40- W
J°'P JC,c,r 'j J : l '-• °“rr 33; j. H. Scs
■ !I' " • , ' 3rintr 3 -» Neeley 29.
Rosa Tp.—.Tudger Samuel Kea 73; Wen Ounilir.il
Inspectors: .Matthew Woods 71- John TWn r -
09 h< Phil D K“r'Tn/'f” Mich. Thorns'.'
il'suSi. Io 'j o ':’ 7 n o: “ d «“.
d°.; A. K«i, ;o; R. ji„ r " h „ n ® ro 7," “ t|
Smoldli. C ° MUbl ' : ' Tim “" *•"!» I-' Jacob
: Ma'e!i? T .a ,^f'-^ J ? Sli " : Julm JlnConncll, li:,; ,1.
- n.v 5 118 U ' A, "' B “ r rJ. B. McKin
~ S . V Bnarles Austin, 59. Assistant Assessor:
RoWIUw.W; Bean ,;il„„„, „ Charles Ilry
■on 60; Jonas H 0... j„, tvillit n, Itrjson, 23; |
John Dlckoy, 22. Judge ..r 111 tr.ion, ; George
Haslott, 125; J. H. Argylc. ;,l. Miool Directors :
James Haslott, 118; John Caldwell, 113; John Sic.
Clelland, 72; Jamas Hughes, 71. Inspectors: Sam
uel Ilemtng, 106; G. IT. Johnston, 61; Jomea Daw
son, (S Supervisors: John Caldwell, IPS; Samuel
MrCotnheon, 94; James Cnllontlor, 70; Hubert Nor.
‘ !!•'' , L U,U °> M - A “ di “’ r :C. J. Anderson. 105;
Di'ct' ro C v'”7. “i R "' S P “ r,l;r ’ ™’ C; " k : J “ m “
KWey 7 0S N ' C ° n> ' Dunstable; John B. lie.
W?f’ r s? I- r A ,* ! "“ r : E - K«n<v. ~7: 800 l A.
way, 39; Assistant Assessors: M. Wilkin 15- s
Nocly, 47; J. IV. Logan, 45; Georgo Crcos,’44- sii
porviiora : John Euricly, 57; \V. s. Bisael, 40- It
Et "““V 3 ' -12. School Din*-'
tore . D. Cornelius, 3y, 98, A. Prinkbine, Iv, 52,
4s i J - M. Scott,
45, b. Neely 45; Panl .K. ITny, 43. Judge; M .T
Stnck A!’’q n 's MC ' ,h " ao “' 4i ‘ specter; Eliai
54? D r' ?•' i?- Auditor: R. Stephenaon,
a'l^V 38 ,- Clerk :D - E - Nerin, 81.—
Constable: John Noely, 71; H. Stepnenson 4.
SswiCKLev Bonorcn.—Wo were unable on Mon
day to giro thin eotiro aa we do now.
b .in ar F’i" : T ' U - A'evio, 76; G. V. Ktidisel, 1. As.
aiskml Bnrpsas; John Jlcl.aoghlin. 53: A Mail
t” i ”’ Council: John Anderson, IV liar
‘ B i. D - T -\, " 76; Jaoios APJIcr. 62: Jo. j
cob Gny, 81; J. 11. L.ttJe, 70; J. Calhoun, 76. The
other candidate, received vote, varying from 7 to 2.
Judge: D. McPhereon, 49; E. Guy, 31 Inspector
R- Glanoy, 3a; J. C. Little, 30; John Miller, 17—
School DuMtori : J. P. Kramer, 74; John Ague, 52;
M *n" ° John Thompson, 6. Assoesor : John
Miler, 79. Assuunt Assessors: B.Tracy, so- W
Muter, 54; Jamas Calbonn, 114
Fwdlet Tr.—Constable: VV. V. Ha,, f;. H
Btrauso 2. Supervisots: A. 11. Bums 74; Saiuei
0,u,1,1t <5; D. Gilloland 2; G.
MoColi 2. Assessor: W. V. Hays 82; 11. Srrausc 3
Assistant Assessors: Amos Enslaw 78; K. MrAeyal
' 1 , alcClnren 0. Andiror: Alexander StewarT
63. Judge of Elections: John Swearingen 76
Clerk: John Woody 09: IV. Harper 2. Inspectors:
Eamuel Mcßride 32; R. McLaren 13. School Di.
rectors: J S. Oliver 79: D. Wilson 78; R. McLaren 1
v '‘.Uht Tr.—Judge: Lotac Hoff S 5. Inspectors-
Jamo. MoGeaty 06; John J. Hill :i. Asscstor:
John Randolph 56; J. It. Alter Atitatam A»-
•essors: Banjamio Harbinun Jt.hn U,ler {>s tfn-
Mrvtsors: Mysore Rowley n* ; M. Miller 84: John
Banter C 2. School Dire,.tors: .I. icph »„«, 69- J
WmemM 8»: Peter Martin 18. Audit,,,..- Daniel
Grant, n. Conslahlc: I,.Lt, Rauu..'i,h 2m N. Miller’ij
*••• Cochran 1:«;
Joseph Evans 41. t;„os:ahk. J. L CooV l«j.
AdamGnld 45 Judge: J. W. Bli.ckburn 101: li'.
B. Siiidaif 9. .ln.*[>cctors: I*. Mari t}>'; J. p White
54. Asscesor: W. Broim 100. . Aisistant Ajutcsaore-
Ho s l> llßi - Lowia Matthew? m. School Di
rectors: Tbomar M. Carrel 114; iluso.* Curry Hi
Sualrr Tp.—Saponisore: John .M'lilhany !)J
Jacob Spring S 3; J«. Gaibreiih 94: chrie. Bruorl
J,S,;°;>5 a ‘ e i, 4 * A AB . sCseor: Pcter P'ingtimiLh Si;
John Miller 84. Assistant do.; J. p rjant
J?? 8 ' %'' : Jy - ! - Ilaft ' h 91; Martin Lcfilor 94.'
Judge of Blcettoas; D. R. Williams' W; Wm. Sample
ini* J " bD I,oomis Hr - Hebert Stewart
103. School Directors: A. Q. M’Qnade 85: R s
Thompson 7,; Daniel Hchor S 3; And. Bar,-lav 78-
John Miller 104; Jason S. Levy 96; U. Wihle :n'
John L. Lloyd 101. Anditor: J. C. Brrnnt SC- It’
Gnsmore 100. Constable: G. R. KL-kaddin' «*'■
Sp S g M - Clcrk: C. Shaw 100; Jab.;
William* $B.
Vkbsaiubs Tr.—Constable- .Min M’Cauly 4,
J G Heckman 1. Clerk: Jos Perkins Jadet:
Artnnra .'l9; J GHockrann 25. Inspceturs: Slis*cw
art23; DarldAuld32. .Supor7i«f>r. ; R.rl,t I.udwic f>4-
Gnyan Arthurs 50; And. Sule- 14. .s-hu-l liirector.’
John .Sill 51; David t«baw 51. A??es«nr: U«bt I.u*ii
wm. 2 " ; J J , ' arißU>r ;<w - A*«i?tant do - .I ü bn A
Jlillcr 43; Wm Wallace 4:t; James li J.ii inestoti '’3-
Samuel Stewart 2.3. Auditor .1 I Lariuier 3-- / ’
Muse 31.
IKM as* Ti\— Patterson. Con
stable: JAcob I-ouerback. Assessor: Robert Wil
!£?’. Jr - Actant Assessors : Alexander Campbell,
Wi liam Robinson. Judgo of Election*: Robert:
Wilson, fcr. Inspector: John Bell. Auditor- Win
Carson. Clark: Jos. McClelland. School Din.e
tors: t. MeCnrkle, Martin Ilatrkins. Supervisor
Ist District: Philip Gable. 2d District- E Mc‘
Corkie; 2d District: Robert BUck. 4th District-
James Wilson.
Tho Republicans liaro carried tbi- '.]J loeofoe
township.
X. Favbtte. —Judge of Elections: 11. Mcßride
Inspector*: Robert Boyd, Isaac Walker. Scho,
Snwt wL-. ° drCW ? lZ ' Jn ’ N * Constable
W . blt JP on ' Supervisor*: A. Dixon. Johi
Cook. Auditor: Wm. McLain. Assessor • Johi
Byers, Aasirtant Assessors : John Cook. 0. Y. Me
Kee. Clerk: Alexander McFarland.
accom P lisht 'd agent of
MM. Thalbftr-g & \ituxtemps, Mr. Grau, ar
rived in the city yesterday, from a tour of un
precedented success in the Mississippi Valley.
He is norr makiug the fiaal preparations for
the grand concert which is to take placo on
Thursday evening. We expecL to see an im
menae house. The train on which he was
coming east on Saturday night ran upon a rock
which had rolled on the track of the Ohio Cen
tral railway about 8 miles this side of Newark
Tbo cars were much smashed but fortunately no
one was injured and Mr. Orau is spared to cater
still longer to the tastes of a refined and appre
ciative public. All needed information may
be obtained by reference to oor advertising col
umns this morning. The combination of talent
is an event; two such performers as are pre
sented have perhaps never travelled in company
Vi bcreTcr they have been thousands have flocked
to bear them and been delighted.
In addition to the leading characters in this
combination, we have M’lle Cairoli, the cele
brated soprano from New York, who is Prima
Donna of the Company; M. Ernest Perring, the
young Eoglisb tenor, from Her Majesty's Thea
tre, London; and Miss Kemp, the young Ameri
can contralto, who has been engaged expressly
for the production of English operas at the Acad
emy of Music. New York, will also be one of tho
valuable attractions; and Madame Vieuxtempe
is the musical conductress. *
With such a union of talent, there can be no
doubt that a complete success will attend this
concert, which will bo given at iho City Hall
without fail, rain or shine, as the arrangements
of the troup will not permit them to tarry here
bat for one eight.
Tub Christian Advocate gathers the following
items from Thurston's “Pitta burgh as it is :t’
“While Chicago has been gathering a popula
tion of 110,000 inhabitants, and makiug won
derful improvements, accoidiDg to her yearly
published reports, she has also gathered st>7-
000,000 of mortgages. While Pittsburgh, chnrg
ei with beiog slow, has a population, according
t > the ratio of increase of ten years past, taking
the official census of 1860, of 138,000 inhabi
ting. A publication of the Cincinnati Chamber
of Commerce, in estimates that the popu
lation of Pittsburgh in 1.800, at tho average
Bite of increase for ufiy years, will be 172,000.
And, notwithstanding the awful conflagration
of 1845 and the presence of a pestilence in 1854,
PiUsbnrgh baa less than 510,000, 000 of mort
gages, and tho number of inhabitants named.
-"About tho middle of tho year 1780 the first
number of (he Pittsburgh Gazette was issuedy
bolng the first newspaper printed west of the
"Allegheny Mountains. Our worthy neighbors,
the present conductors of this excellent paper,
have reason to bo proud of this record."
Wo make our best bow. »
Tne Mayor had Iho Market Constable before
mm on Saturday for knocking down a news boy
crying hia papera abont tbo
. Tt « boy's name is Kolly, and Iho otory
o£,ted h™ ‘M “5? U U P°" ™ corrob
orated bysoveral wifnotses. Tho Mayor held
the Constablo to hail in the Bum of $2OO to
answer.
-H desire fe call the
“'“S'“ nof “y.pmon m rrant of a well im-
R! A wlthl " fconr. ri.lc of
r” .?-. *° lh » »d''ertlicmeot of Ihe "And'r.on
o£„ n ““>U>or 0011010. Well, ink this the
m ° des,rabl °I' l ‘*« »t present in
As ertenalT :
oiii ‘ clock, nt theCommer-
Mu. Forest's Lecture. —This effort pf the
above gentleman at Lafayette Hall, last evening,
was pretty well attended, although the hall was
not full. There is nothing striking, profound or
original in the lecture, and yet it exhibits con
siderable thought and careful attention to com
position. Some of the phrases were perhaps
sQsceptible of a littlo change for the better.
“Too irresistible” is somewhat like “more
j square" ami “too extreme"—like “too perfect.”
; I'erhaps this is hypercriticism. We were pleased
; with the spirit of fairness and candor with which
| Mr. Forney analyzed the characters of Messrs. !
. Clay, Webster, Jackson and Calhoun. The I
j speaker’s Toico is extremely pleasant, and his !
I manner simple and unostentatious. He very i
| wisely, as we thought, said nothing about James |
i Buchanan. He <hJ remark, however, that one
of the statesmen cotemporary with Clay and
Webster now “wisely administered the Govern
ment. I- or a good whi.e wo were entirely un
able to reconcile this with the known position of
Mr. Forney, but we concluded that he, like a
true scholar, accepts the good old proverb, D*
morf«»/,Wr.,«saynothing but good of the dead.”
Mr. Forney will give us a taste of his quality,
along with our friend Mr. Stokes, on Wednesday
evening. J
Court.—The Marchterm of tho CriminifliCourt
| commenced its sessions yesterday jßctming,
Judges McClure, Adams and Parke presiding.
1 The names oftheGrand and Traverse Jurorswero
called over, the Grand Jury sworn in, and re
ceived such a charge from the Judge as is usual
on such occasions. Tho Judge made some re
marks relative to cases peculiar to this season
of the year in this city—to wit: touching cases
of theft of drift-lumber, and defined the law
bearing upon such cases. Tho Court then ad
jjourned until 10 o'clock this morning. The
i following is a list of the jail cases to be dispos
ed of this term: Larcenv, 17; assault, and bat
tery with intent to kill, -J; assault and battery,
keeping bad house, 2; surety of tho peace]
2; attempt to commit a rape, 1; passing coun
terfeit money, 1; conspiracy, 1; kidnapping, 1.
Butiirl. A kind-hearted gentleman whom
•,ve met on several of the steamers yesterday
was engaged in hanging up cards giving notice
mat there will bo a prayer-meeting at the Bethel
°?*u r °f- 1 * ,tr * w noar Forr 7* UDd «' auspices
of the l oung Men’s Christian Association every
evening this week. We trust Iheso meetings
may be successful, and that great numbers.may
attend them. We take the above method of
calling attention to tho fact (bat these meetings
will be held. 6
Democratic Antj-Lbcouptox Meeting. By a
uonce in our advertising columns, it will bo soon that
a Democ.ratio Anti-Lecumpton -Meeting will bo held
on tt crfneadaj Evening in City Hall, and that Jobs
«. ro rxe v and W. A. Stokes will address it. Mr.
homey leaves tur Now Castle to-day, and will return
that ho will bo sure to ho here.
This is a meeting gut up exclusively under demo
crats auspices. It will no doubt be a large one. as
every honest man in the community is opposed to
the Lecompton swindle. 1 v
Loss or tub St. Lawresce.— -The steamer St.
Lawrence, au excellent steamer, with two good
and experienced pilots on board, and under the
command of as good and worthy a captain as
ever walked a deck, was sunk yesterday at
i omeroy. Such particulars as we could obtain
i we have published under the head of River Xews.
<* have no doubt this catastrophe was tho result
o torno accident or unforeseen event beyond the
control of those in command. We shall wait
anxiously for the full particulars.
Miss Kiubeult.— We learn from a published
correspondence which we observed in some of
the papers, and which passed between the Misses
»esloa and the lady whose name stands iu the
caption, that the latter is to receive a compli
mentary benefit this evening, and that the young
ladies have volunteered to play. W e hope Miss
Kimberly may have an overflowing house, and
that this may be a benefit indeed.
New Post Orriccs.— Two new post officies
havorecentjy been established in Mercer county.
»LU—at or near Charleston—E. Gundy, post
“*Bter.\*°d Indian Run, in Wilmington town
ship, William J. Johnson, postmaster. The
Mercer rec *‘‘"*‘ . s P ccial supplies from
Wr. learn that Mr H. C. Dubois, who has been
a very longtime on the boards of the Pittsburgh
theatre, and sustained himself Te ry roll will
UKe a benefit on Friday night. He intends
to leave Pittsburgh soon.
CARRtAQES.—See advertisement of Mr Jos
While,,io another column His establishment
is oo the Peun street avenue, at two mile run
and hts stock of vehicles will be found worthy
the attention of tho*o who require any thioe in
tbis-hne.
r.Kvr.iv , Altsii»:Kve»r.—The 'ill. Toluroo of
lteuton s AhriJgomenl of the Dcbilej in Coo
ppi.S CowmKihc great period between JSI7
and lg*_l, and Including an account of the first
boule ctj the Slavery Question and the first tri
umph it achieved, i : out from ihe press of the
Appletona.
Kit.LEn.—A la-1 who.*o name wo regret wo har«
» •rs..{tea was k.ll-i almost inntonilr yesterday whil*
working in too roiling null of iPKnight U r .,i. U«
was m rouio way, ax w© heard llio .wry drawn in
among tbo mocbinery ..f the roller* and wi< nearly
jf r.m <|uitc dead by the lime be wax cxtri :itrd.
IATKifK Mali.ov was urrestd yesterday,
ehfirged with attempting to cut the throat of'a
child named Gibson, on Prospect street, in the
Sixth Ward. No reason was assigned for the
wicked act, further than the child threw dirt at
his door. He was committed for trial.
Josrrn Pieu’ell. charged oo oath of Andrew
Maxwell, wilh haring stolen a watch and chain
from the latter on the night and in the vicinity
of the fire at the Cannon Foundajr, waa yester
day fully comitted for trial by Mayor Sluckratb.
Telegraphic
CONGHESSIOyA 1..
Washington Crrr, March 22.
Senate.— Mr. Stuart said he wouldn't discuss tbi
• ucition on the abstract principle* of slavery, bat on
the ground that the action of the Lccompton conven
tion waa an intentional fraud upon the people. Ho
then followed with considerable closeness the clauses
of tho President's message, contending that its rea
soning in some cases was fallacious, and, in other
cases, absurd.
The galleries were so crammed that a lady fainted
Mr. Douglas has just entered, and is bolding a long
private conversation with Mr. Green; he looks sick.
Everybody is trying to get a peep at himrThe Turk
tib visitors have also just entered.
Mr. Bayard proceeded to demonstrate, by refer
ence to nnmerous legal authorities, that Lccompton
was framed with all duo formality.
Mr. Broderick reviewed at length the circumstan
ces attending the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
nod the- consequences following the repeal. Tbo
Sooth, he said, had by that fatal measure destroyed
its own interests, and was now seeking a remedy by
tho repeal Union; but would dissolution, he
asked, prevent the immigration of free labor into the
South? .No! wherever there is land for homes, there
free labor will find its way. Had the Missouri line
been permitted to stand, the free laborer would not
bare attempted to crofts it. A Senator had said that
Cotton is King, but bad omitted to tell us about the
fluctuations ut that staple. Gold is King, said Mr.
Broderick. He represented a State where labor is
honorable; where the highest persons are not
ashamed to own ihat tboy have delved in earth, ne
was glad the Senator from South Carolina bad spoken
about white slaves. He hoped that bis language
would stir up the two buudrod thousand while men
in that State who are now kept in subjection by the
thirty thousand wealthy slaveholders. ‘
Recess till seven o'clock.
The avenues to the Senate are so densely thronged
by tho multitudes anxious to hear Mr. Douglas, that
the messengers find it impossible to effect an entrance
and the reporters inside have been unable to send
their dispatches to the telegraph office.
House.- Mr. Stephens offered a resolution to
discborgeWoleoUandtarn him over to officers of the
law for trial in tho criminal court, on an iudictment
found against him.
Mr. Phillips offered a substitute, proposing to sus
pend the furthor execution of the order of tho House
until said indictment shall be disposed of.
Mr. Phillips' substitute was rcjoctcd, and Mr.
Stephens' resolution adopted by 12j against 07. '
Mr. Seward made a majority report in.tho case of
Maltesoti, arguing against jurisdiction.
Mr 7 Curtis made a minority report on the same
CUMI.
Jbe >ubj.Tt was postponod till .Saturday.
The Deficiency Appropriation bill camo up.
Mr. Garnett made a speech in favor of Lccompton.
Mosers. Morns and Kellogg, 0 f 111., took ground
igainst Lccompton, aßer which the House took a
rccoss till half past tight, P. M.
Washing-tos, March 22.— Tbo Republican minor
ity of the Select Committee of fifteen, havo stated
through Mr. Morrill that they will not publish their
report, as that of tho majority has been spread batore
the public, and that of Mr. Harris is in type. They
allude to tho protracted struggle from which their
appointment arose, and declaro that the assumption
m tho part of tho majority that tho record is com
dctc, like tho refasat to submit tho Constitution of
Kansas to a full ?ud fair vote of the people, is a con
ession that a thorough investigation would proro
atal to the extraordinary document. Tho President's
message, the report of the majority and tho report of
John Calhoun aro treated at length. The pledges of
submission on the part of Nebraska und Kansas ad
vocates, the President, and bo on down to the Union,
etc., also claim their attention. They say their wan
ton violation is denounced as punio faith. The whole
series of alleged frauds is set forth in chronological
order.
Ricuhond, Va., March 22.—The Legislature ha*
passed a bill appropriating $BOO,OOO to the Coving*
ton and Ohio Railroad. Appropriations have also
pasted the Assembly amounting to $1,21)0,000, un
equally divided among Oran go and Alexandria, Mon
c.ish Gap, Alexandria, Hampshire and Loudoun, and’
Norfolk and Petersburg roads. It is believed there
will l*o no difficulty in passing these appropriations
in tbo Senate. The Senate has passed the act incor
porating tho Norfolk and St NUairo Navigation Com
ply.
Z. St. Loots, March 22.—The river is about at a stand
to-night- The weather is cloudy with tome appear
aaoe of rain. Mercury 48 degrees.
[Special Dispatch to the Pitta burgh Gazetto.]
• IlAimisncac, March 22.
Nothing of local importance occurred in the Sen
ate to-day.
llocsr.—The following Billl t wa> read place
By Mr. CalHoun, for authorizing tho rebuilding of
tho Kttanoing Court House which was finally passed
and goes to. the Senate.
The following petitions wero presented. Hr Mr.
. ?* er: From the Pittsburgh bar praying for an ad
ditional Judge; from the Pittsburgh Board of Trade
against Railroad diserimurations; also a remonstrance
of the Board of Trado against the repeal of the Ton
nage Tax.
The Insurance nnd Liquor Bills wens made the
special order for Wednesday; the Merchants' nnd
Manutaeturcrs’ Bank for Thursday, and the Militin
Bill for the saraeaftemoon*
Mr. Foster reported as committed the Senate Bill
providing for the removal of tho Allegheny Bank,
hnd tho House proceeded to consider the Bill, which
was read nfirel timo when Mr. Biorer moved its in
definite postponement, which gnvo rise to considera
ble debate; Messrs. Bierer a»tl Jenkins opp<isei]ahe
MU nnd Messrs. Abrams, Foster, Ocopp, lmbrie,-
Foutt. Bamsdcll, Irwin, Voeghiley and Ebner urged
tho passage of the bill; Jtbe motion for it 3 post
ponement was losscd, and it was passed to a second
reading by a vote of I>7 against 24, and by a vote of
38 to 28 the bill was finally passed and noods but
tho Governor’s approval to become a law.
N’tw \ohk, March 22.—Tho Bank Ftatorocnt fur
tho week shows an increase in loans of $2,14'),0ut);
inereaso in circulation $98,000; increase in noroinai
deposited S|, 175,000; increase in nndruwn drpnsites
?C2I,000; decreaso in fpecio $l,o:,8, 000.
Wajuiixotob, March 22.—A court martial has been
oruered to assemble at Newport, Ky., on (Jon Twice*
for alleged contempt of tho War Department Gen.
'Vonl is to bo President Ocn. Jesup Harney, and
other generals, are to cotnposo the board < f members.
r f. T ' 22.—Tho Leavenworth
i \ l ? Bt * sa - vs an express had arrived the
day before from Col. Johnson, requesting that sup
plies, ammunition and more men bo sent to him im
mediately.
• &<;o ’ ‘March 22.—The steamer Pevtona ar
rived from Jon du Lac, to-day, from Oshkosh. Sho
reports Lake \\ innebago free from ice.
Pt. Lotusi, March 22.-0. D.Filley was nominated
for Mayor by tho Free Democracy to-day.
Commercial
COMMITTER OF ARBITRATION FOR FEBRUARY
Weekly Hevlew oft be Pittsburgh Market,
{ Rtpnrlrd tprcially Jor th, IMltburyh C.UrtU. ]
riTTSBLBrjn. Tueskat, Mas.-ii iS, 1»:.S
The resumption of business 1. now eotanUio
OTOBS ; Ur t ..4. ..,ald th. exited under the clrvunjHtatice*
The Improved tone Imparted to business circles j, r , rT
encouraging, acid the Spring butincs* appears f hr tf.-inc
forward very mtisfartorilv K
rncvß have undr-rpivne bm liitlr du Dg n. etro,,[ i ircu «.
•tnfls which are depraved. IV aninaw
lower than wo ever bar* dare before, other eroduco
‘‘’Th.vvr lU rw^ Qftbl ° rvqnm.l about previous rales,
foe N Y Times of Saturday Bays:
*’*s4?_ aßdßr » w »o PwwpUM** cfausre. Rate.
9"^.Cel,tper. CeI,tper ttn,JUin ut C *U on prune
■hort according to the estiinaton In which the»-curitr
olfcrnl I. J»U, aai U,„ tho , tndrr “ h '£
"P, >»»k* l- ir.n.f.rml lb. “r .b„
ulU'irnla gold received on Monday, and about ox much more
Of their previous rv.rnre. to the Sul.Trva.ury, m pnjwsuu
bUt lbß ™**«i no wruplitilo
in. «n Tr h *,P?* r * 1 I,upf ' ly ol “«»«*• The banks ,
Tn ,» i ‘'"'".oa the Statement n.Xt M.m.ky
'->*l »•' li IJ ;
' The Cincinnati Uasetto ».f Sbiiu.lht sav. ]
_-Tlifre wa« n goueral r.vie.j 0 t 'cmihdcn,-.- ... n.» . '
lb ; d "" J
shoulders and «id..; but after the n-adin •
the despatches on Change they were held ato* ,a;u u«~.
flac-.n Sides were In most hold at 6V pk.J Ab-ai fork
*****?* «* ‘V-’W bbl» rhieflr to
fill Sonthern and CaDad* orders, aod late in tJ,H dav
Md n , u 5 ii.,-,„i
held at withont soles. ’
>ur lasiodvicesfnitn New Orleans by mail, quae f«, r to
fully fair augur at »nd Mnlsews and dis
pa ches dated > nday lost rvjoat :lie sstur quototi.,ns
i,f n ‘ llr ’ nwnth during which
aapini .on wss au'peinM w ero as follow.; 4i,:s»bbla 1W
O..SM bus Wheat, 3.1i5l biu «ra. T.hda do rje. ly.iia dJ
l.Oi 1 bxa do, 1,127 t.> do 1,7 <ll bids do, 8,404 bus oats 3a-:
,hbu apples. .i.iK»4 do l*ef z.t(7d Sk. pntabe-.. I TV4 i.lu
bnttor. -aMj J„ rc-c-, ; s ;>3 .s. dr oppl-i. I.w-. n, ; , U rd,
3,1 U kgs do.—nearly all . f which w*i f„ f t | K , y Mt
The rweipte by the n.-r, ÜBt v the resumption ,J navi
‘noirday. have ns follow*; i.v.VS ,k. u best
;\‘f . rt . ; ur ' * n K* r - bhli aid/tim.l.wl ;
l.ldes, h.T bid* wb»key.aA,lAtMd. tios do n.-fU. It
pev meat. M, c*k do, 1.U1.1 bx. do, XU trs do, 14.« bbUdo
Hj'’' s ”* ' '«7’ ir T- nominal ai SK ,| tv, r u
ftt fcotia A*h it «f.*a*Jr *t 31^4
, -1-imM .Kwi U.o
Il« l<,ui otters on arriral luv.. not-Ui mi „ lry .
'J'lalil v
B! TrKR AND EQt)*--\ f .. r
•uupb.>n. «l«.. of jackal ]:.m, r a, Coma.-m K.. 11
-^SsA’SHi
HiniWHEAT FL'U H- It
’ l ” rV_ .l»«H ,W-„u,ll
""7'" '• -I I- ••(
•*:> «*o J.ji an* ,„ tl rate. ”,-r
Unu,«. * r
JJ'J II ' ik " T , l I^—Ma.nifmMjrrn. ai \.w
Ti* t * '* '" Ur,> raU-ff ih-f.ll-w.n.f r IK ,,.. v
unrii.t. »..m .i. an.) a tl.tin 8; „j tj.w
Ur*. Tut.. c; - . V . , Tut .. *....,
J U ‘ 4 -'.; *" •;•• - “••• tt-\ V, 4 .1... >Mm, K - ||«-r»,
' f"»,i'*' 1 ' ,UU ‘ l "- " rt **'•»>* M.
f 1 |«r ■l.’im W rc.inm..i, t., ff. „•*. fn .r
•Hat- Krad*-* ranging krrnnJmrh "
CUKDAOK—
MftnilU IbifM*. c.il. IS c* ft \Ux.m, R„ t ,. rul u . VI .
K-jp«, ««], li t fi ft Wbiii. K..L ~r Iv, k.
Packing \ard.flr.r-, ].•» , > ft| l**rkm z Y*i r, r., tu 'j . v ft
BKDCJkDN-M.mnvSU:. *i«*i|3.:S >£* * *
Manilla. jt roil. 15 ct* 11.
n-mii. fLnr, *”7V3*s.:r, > ,i., 7
11-mt.. V rr.il. l”cU tk ft
PLul/iIH UXK^—Manilla, S 7 rtt p .1,.? Hrnm Tor
C-/rrn.N YAKNM—!»rirt*« rvmtun Wf ,r.. ‘ U T
fOVXfc TAX!*.
So*. 5 to 22 c fi E> N.i. jn
Xu-, tl k I-J i;
!•' 1M c » IbjN.. J.«
No. U 25rft S. N«, 1-1
No lo ITS r tb;N v . rj
msn tax*.
• Hcftb XV**.)
•11 f T* ft. Xo MO
• luoo
. & c*m|
tntnisoi.
s* V
limited inquiry from the retail •oJ rL'n'rrr
trade at 0 L.r good W. It. The alock ii nut larco I,
abundant, •
CANDLKS AND SOAP-Candle, nr „ ftt our
Uau* dipped lji, mould 12)-,' and adamantine, 2iL_
flc*p rcmaini ns before, «te*dy at l tar common, V 4 f l( ,
fw far f^ J ;' r '\ TolM anJ CmUl*. 6H f? r t|«,
Chemical Olive, and * for do German.
SrfrD npvV“SI,!. , S hl ! n, “! ,Ii *} r •»«»•« ? bbl
nwTPT. ** u • ol ne " b 7 tierce at 12U.
I RILb HIUT-Tlw deuilnd for Apple* U good but not
activo; sale! to arrire ut £1.20, and in iota from ttore to the
*' * l f . r held at $3,75, tut there are
Very few to bo had.
♦ —T' - br>tA * alL ' l of P rimo on arrlcal,
at 00 * nt 0,1 J U Bma *' ,U; l,or " tli«j are held
na arriyft1 ' wilhin the rang*
{ ': r Ur " 0, Sh,,rU * Shlp»tuff» and Middling*,
v' * tl,r r« * light hut regular demand fer Mackarel
NoSJftrp:, at hbt, and $C,25 ? I.JfhM; H*J|.
A H Llta fi,h - ordinary $11; Lake Superior,
< vA U l h^ fdo ordlruLr J r "fc-AB.M); do lake Superior t« w
W/X Trout, bbl* ss>.Wsslo. Codfish ik'Ar,.
PLOL K—Since »ur Ust, the receipt »rroiu all source i,* r «,
been .O large ami the eastern market. «> dr,,reed, that
price, have uken a tumble; ttioaalea have however, nt the
„ rat.-! have been pretty largo, and mainly for *hlp
ment coat, tl>* .•*,«!««, of freight to 74 cent, a Uriel
hatlug .tunulated .hipmmU. A f„w .m*n i oU of „ IJwr
have #old s3,Ou, but the ruling raua have boon S3,l2fa|s 16
“ Xtr " *' n,m ,Uire - «25.. f
A’ 0 ' 1 ', 1 " 1 ---' 1 , axlrH «LOU; aud family do, at
S ' U ‘ ; " uf It,u Jloul u 0 arrival at £2,87.
!* ! aapply ol (Uu ami Ur;
market cunlioiiee eteady at 27. but anrna ule« w ero made a.
low ar 2*5. and 14<>U bn* at ut 77 '-i. lir* u .
out eery plenty. Coax lias beau coming iu more Iroely ami
hae declined to lurlnLrm.-and unaound, and L b
elrietly AUtind. Bi!LIT i! In light rr.mr.l „ t 42, for
lE ™&t "<£££**« 7wa -* fcr K *' J
OKWKRIE--Tl.- roee,,.t hy r.ver o| over I*!) Lh.la
Sugar aud nearly 4,uho bbl* Muluui has led to an
market, tii (Me dealer! who did u-d *«nj order. Ulow *,.11-
ingthemMlvcaof the chance to lay in luppllea; >aje« on
the wharf and from flr«t hand*of Sugar at 7 t !U the rulfnc
hgnrei being a„j Mola«e. »t 24_ Ctt *h. To the
('off e n" Sar ! f” 1 ! I ”,* Slol«r-B.t &
O *VV pk ,V U r l '-* 12 '* ‘“J *«
Ir.m'\u£ig: ■ U ° ,hc V***"”'" «',r bought
~ r. r Pwt.
l 1 In. lt Oaj I’ljw.. ~'l2 cU
2 “ “ ... 60 •<
2 X “ •• ... W -
3 ** “ “
*X “ •• ...ljo «
4 “ “ ...i,ao «
!k “
Subject to the cmrt»mary du
IIOMINV—a light demand
I $4.00 ‘v bbl.
ulra lu the retail trail)
IlAl a fair ■upnlv at acal
IllDKa—There i! l ut Hue
ice» arc Arm; »al-« „f <j n , u
ry Hint at 15.
inu> * NAlLS—there i« tt 1
tea are unchanged, aud wo r
lEOS, *c, |
h«, and u|(.« i,( j'JtrttH ft t.,n
’ ‘••"•nRo in U>» market, hm
i at 6. Utunti ea'trd nt H, a(l il
’•'O' lißiit demand. I.„t car
re|Koit enr <|tn>mtio>ij.
I aUlLtx tn.JN.
i Pi-r pound (,]/
! HOOP tHOS. *
\}) i, « b
r 4 •• ::::::::::::::: &
% *• •• b\i
Cummou liar Iron Ja r
J uniat* “ ••
liuu Plow Wlnga •• ...4(|
“ “ Slaba “ ...4
BAIU.
lOd to 1M Naili m k«g..,..3,60
9d to tKI “ ItraiN
k frtwa Nail* *! beg a. 75
Wild •• •• 4,251
M “ •• .... 4,50
LI •• » 4,7 b
dd ». , •• - 6.76
M “ ... .7,00
• Hrst c|iuUity “ gt/
HOHHIIAXIiBitUABI. '*
K l, «h > & 3U
: f
* ** *X
Cut Spikes 3 to 414
inrh 4J6
florw Shoe Ihy M«
*nd UC inch 31,-
Dundy Tint, lj* Ly '*
7-lri and inch... 31/
Saddle Tree IU and 1%
hy 3-10 and % in 4
do “ l£. 1 and \V.
l>y 3-10 4 lo “
- 6 to 1 4,76
Wro’l Splk«-a .....
ill length* r,U'
“ 6-16 •«
Ifc'llor Ilircta fh
mut iiur*.
Noe. 13,14,16,1C* 17 It 11.4 U
“ IH. 2u,23*1M... •• h
lte*l Pl'.inUl) »010 9 th „ . . .
MntyrhW - “
Upper Leather n dr>z V.
uridjo - - K
UarncM
tJr B . S fiJ , £i RK ~‘ A mr <u*J .man
10t§ St jIDiZJ.
OlL—Tlioro is a [air local demand for Lard Oil \o 1 >t
S 3, and No. 2 st 75. Uum-d Oil la etnady at cm
POTATOES—-Tbs eapply I. pretty full, and «U«. hare b«n
making oo srriTsl st iJt&bd for -Ncalusnocka: trvo tlar»
•ale* st 30@55 —mainly at the latter. ,lor *>
BEEPS—lhsrscclptiof Clortraroagnln n*ht: nt*.
arriTalat J4,6:1<85'4,75,a04 from atom In Jot* at 15 Ofr < n
tbs attidl way, tales at Timothy is steady It’lM
and In tbs small way Hox«oed—ealst at fl,oA3*i id
SALT—• steady demand and sates at prrrlomi r*u*_ 1
ftflafer Vo. ludfUtfer extra. rmU -
{ TAlXOW—aalexof rrrapb at 6 and rendered at p. - y' - iyov in»fl
WINDOW GLASS—price* an Ann, anti w«» repeal our JU ’** COLUMN.- | TIT p n TJ«. T X~, TV £T\ C nA > O
quotations for tl* small ••**«. dfr make;—sxB and ; x o " • •■-- - W . J jj . {_/ J 1 1 f. ll f S v rSTf i, f» 1
!toUB»S3«.a fc »“Jto to im l it« 3). <U Tb» I SyiSi NEW r-iTtyrelasticrmsAXD water-proof
IiSCCS ror,, ‘". CEMENT ROOF IN Gr.
SPRING and summer : A KE SOW PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT*ON ATTHE SHORTEST NOTICE
i WHISK Y-e*lw Of lUwat 1* lUcUfled is.u-s.ij »t , JJ*« »*"■'« Elastic Fir* and Water-Proof Cement Roofing, ft being the only article jet forested that will njccowfcllr
• -• i«ianoe action of the atmosphere in climate.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
TvF.rPir, >LtCTi 27., 1561-
Tht-demand this w<"-U was entirely Ino&l. the quality of
the cattle -upei wr to Uni week; pru-vs were u«U maintain
c«l. cnnajderiug tip* ab*--tiro <•! any --at'rn di-murid. Thi
offering* uggn gnW 111►-» BecTr*. M.e.-p, vjj ll«g*, anil
lot) Calves: ..r winch wen- -e-Kt *Ui» Uocvrs, 276 SL-ep, iJi,
Hotm ail.l li*J Calves.
REEVE:*— Ibices ranged from Mr 'unitn.n b. for
strictly choice, th n ruling price* for g>*>.l medium to prime
being 3'-4(iv4, gross. equal lu’t.
MlKKr—Only 276 sold, the rest ipnti* east; ph.-re r.ng-ii
from 3<e}4, grow,** iuqualiry. /
IlOt 15—126 jo!iJ an.l chi* r.--t *lf.|; 1 o *>f; t.. ■; aDge bring
fr>>m .'i, trro«J.
CALS K:* —lw *«.|d at '{■ loud.
Ptniipu.niti Ctmr MAtkrr—The ring, -if jb-,.f ,
C'Attl."luring the past week amounted t-. ll.'.'i head. The :
market has been brisk nml price* well *>n-*L...ranging ■
!r.>ra '(cj\ n , njt. th" ruling r&to* being Sfisli. i
Tho supply of Sheep at Warden's Drove A'aril tvs* very
■ mall, amminting to onl> 16(>o head, and In (vmwvjnsnc*-.
price# have advanced £■•> cents t' UkJlbs; «ui.-« ot Drst-rd «i
Nn* VotiK Minxrr, Wednesday, March 17—The
market at the Washington Drove Yard* to-day wna one of
the dnlWI of the anason. a concession of a half a cent per
pound did n >» prove nn ludmenient to bring buyers forward.
. and tip to 1 o'cli»'k the business showed rnrylmlolifo. The
quality was very i*oor, but few good cattle ncroon naJo, and
the low and medtam grades wore abundant. Tho salcawere
gonerally mode atOfrClOc.
Fmne few aold as low as A cut* {* pound. and a few at n
pri -e over 10 cents, for tho beet cattle, prices cannot be
quoted lower, while on tho inferior <-!aiv-s tlie rcdnr-tlon
wax half to ono cent, pound. The average prlco tro
estimate at
Bowie* A Si.iphcnmn, Browning* sold 524 hmd Sheep for
$3,733 (Cl, Including 360 head for ?l.t»'7, and Kx) bead fat 1 Ir
P pound) f 126 flO. .Inmci M’Carthy sold 291 head for
$1,898 60.
Imports iiy llollroaa,
C A I*. R H-60 hid* 11-tir, 116 ska ryo, 1197 aks oata,
Liggett A In d•. 72 d» com. 12 do ryr, 12 bid* Hour,
K*-Wit. 4u bids apple-. Murpltj: 2«» do, J Craig; 5 do egg*.
Shnver A Dilwonh: 2 Mds butter, 1 .Jo lard, lUgalcy A co,
1 il l butter, McCaii'lle*.*, Mrau* A co: 13 bdls paper Whit
more A Co; 1« kgs 'ard, 4 bids dn, R Jtoblasun A sou; 4
pkgs butter, Atwell, Lee A co; 22 hides, Wilkeuson A Hoff.
1 tei~ 7 bid* (lour, S Lindsey; 3SO tks barloy, (] \f Smith A
co; 30 bbli eggs, 3do luUer, 11-a; 4 cars cattle, owuera; 24
bbls eggs, 1M» do flour, 97 do appic*. Id kgs Urd, lfs tc*
href. Icj hx* i-h*etfc, tki csks Won. 60 bills whisky, Clarke
P P. A; n. It. R.—6o hbli linseiwl oil. B A Fahnestock
A 'u; IS...Mis boes.ll DntiUp, yn 7 cars cattln, 1 do lings
owiiern; bids tl.mr, 160 do whisky, 37 do butter, J 4 do
egg*. hJi-ks wheat, 13 csks bacon, iW tea do, 3i Mies cot
ton, 10 bbli oil, 19 do apples, Clarko A- co.
P Ft. IV. A 0. It. R —l4(l bnah oats, J Ferguson; 26 Lt!»
fin* clay, lluiiii-•: »• 3(j Igs feed, Crown A Strerpen; 3 bbls
<onl. S Itiugliatii A co; 108 ell* bai ley, 25 do <«t*. 21 bbls
apples. 13 «k:s |*>tatoes, J. J. Ilrod; 7fl bbls apples tj C
Herbxi. -1 bids p it.odi. 26-1 pigs hwl, B A A r,r.
Hpkgs butter. Carr A 0; 34 bush potatoes, U Collin*, fit!
bn*h apple*, .xiy do potatoes, D Muirs: 300 bush wheat
| logtlev; 3 bids butter, S Dyer. 263 bush ryu, 62 aks corn'
I. I*l»j»«; I! (*«• wUf, I-..„n.n.l i m » 1.1.1. , pp j
do laid, Scott, Itrnliam A m. 41 .in apples, 2do eggs, J
Cnii.-; 2 car* InniMr. ilrr: 17 «Vx rye, Simpson A Nelson; 60
bhln Ilnur. 27 eke rye. MoC'lm tan A c.>: 16 kgs lard, J I’al
t m. jr. .SO bbls flour. S Ilarliaugh A col 311 this aimles d
dn butler. ,V» do eggs, 20 sks dry apploa, Rea; 220 hush oats,
.f> do mm. 120 dn «heat. Did basket* produce, 824 bush ik*
tatoe., u,u api.i,.,. ny d u bntter, 22 do tggsll car* cat
tle, owner- V 7 -k« potat.Kia.Wlpkg, batter, 24doegga, 73
la* <h.-.-,-. Ml bl-D npnhw, Moo bn*h wheut, 3730 bbl*
flnnr. . In bush barley, 21 «k« rlmvrteed, 93 do dry apples,
td csk* hscmi. 10»> bx- *U*rh, 6n bbls whiakv, 2iK) liidi's, 10
tea bn. f. Clarke A . j.
Imports by River.
MONoyOAHELA NAVItIATIO.V CO.-lnßhl u
do floor, Swindler. 22 pc carting, Canada; 7 bbls applai, 1
do ddcs, 1 egg, Jefferson: 2u bbl flour. Watt A TYilwu; 301
bx Elm, Berry: 12 bhl rpples, Ligcett; 72 do do, owner; 45
bsa.,l2. P,tritk: J k rf , in- (, b t
owner*: 55 bbl flour, 1 do w hlskey, 48 hlj har, SMO P>* lard
per flat Trader.
j WIII.I.MNi. jw , fli- v-iit —1 bhl sccl-1 biiftatbt r*. Ido
, apples, J D.ilseii, ll rivet*. Shoenbergtr; 14 -k* be«ni
I ‘do apple*, nwin-r. lu kg# rireis, Lewis A Kdxsrtun; 26 bgi
I barley, U.tnd. I.' bgi m.n.J. 11 t-t.j npjd-*. 23 .k* ■!., Fetaer.
, -All. *l.* barky, Hli.hl.-s A 1 . men :• |.l,| apple*. 2 bx egg*. I
bM but:, r. IlnrN-it; 2 bx caudles. 2 A; k „ tt p. owuer; 8 bbl
; appl-*. H Hacw A Ou, IK kg* butt.-r, 3 bbl --sj;*. 16 do Sour
i Hut' hiii-ua. 6 bga rag*. Ilav.-ti.
CI.VCTNNATI J«er J IV llalltnan—7 bbl wbiskev. til3 bbl
n..ur. jim 1., pi tr,.36 hhd ham. f»4 hhd ahi-ulder*, 2
ir d... * bx l-H»k- l thrashing rnacWae. Clarke A cn; t. hbd
*iiK«r li«i |i. I.*- A ,j„ dn.‘'sng*r, Raga Joy. Cusgiave
A co; 1 bs drugs, ll L Faluiestot.k A cc; 1 do do, 6-J bhl nil
B A lalinert.ck & co; 2 bx. Ku.pji: 49 bid mnlaam, Haral
-1 b !‘J r w ««. ‘ dn f;*-. K««W 4(1 hbt oil, Hussey A
i. kL*. d “ KDtl * * r "- -c*“" drugs. UeuJsrsou;
14 bhd sugar, M l oaibs; '*• bbl oil J Dalndp 15 ,-„.k bs -nn
Urier; I m b»h»c,*Srlimidl- 2d bx candle*. 7 k*» t.,b:»-, :(d
hhd ««c*r. 'l‘('Hint!-»,*, Mcuti* A cts 1 hhj tobsc. Heyl. 10
do stigai. MilUt A lu.i. U in; 12 do'do, Mercer A RcXlson;
: U*> bbt whtHkry. tarr & c-.c to tea tallow. WUatm A Gorman
1 bbl sugar, 1 do meal, Allen: 8 bdl hoop,, W A Fahnestock
NKW < 'HI.K AN.-t j»r—2oo bbl- tuohts, 111', hhd sugar, House
|,l '‘ 13 hbd sugar. Blown**.!!# whsrf l-ot.
bid tii'dae, 1 c»k wine In bbl sugar. Aw.hUluan; It hhd
sc C h.. H.t. hMir—: -.M do dn. Miller A Kickstaun; 16 <lo
Kirkpa:r.,k A .n; loJndn, Le,<h; kdndu. K Dal sell lMi
dndn. nlm-Ac,.; 1 20 do df Bacale*. boegrs.e Am; I*,
do J.' U.wtt. u lj Mil -hrll*. I d-> sugar. Coalman, lU.i
m»o A c; 142 hid iwaio. fcm do flour, i'.srko A r«. «) ,t„ do
l.i-idsay. onpaiukiUer.il A FahnwtocA A cn; 3ii> bn
l-.taj..- 1.-t rer 2* It;* mgs. (Sitbine * ala bids. Khndc*
* lerner. I'Urtl .«wli. 1 mil duck.flbx. 1 bbl hard ware.
Uppinmtt. SlrtM-tcu 4 c..
FT M.tl 2 p-r Cr.tn-.na-l hbd, 1 m,i rope. MYli.-v.:
lb' bln- n.ttn|,. Kennedy a Co. ; hl.Jrt.oul'lers, H.in:,, -.-6
I'X ••-*!'. - !n .•anrlb-., Iwn*ha*r: .71 Jd,!* lvd,M , C«.i l .lj, s . *
I'.. « ..i- r bis. HI. -J.-* A Uioer. 2l2fk* M n.me i
Aid-/-- < t Ue.k,. > hhl {-.t.,(0, lo |,U u-bar. C.sjk. 4 .
.O t.,H .. t:... K v.. Jo do, AlUmle; 141 bbl
•*r«ln.*n '" t -id t.., ur . 'letticr. 27 sgiglnc scrups, Fshas •
. ro.l* h-at!irr. .5x Plunifen le btd llofir 1.-w>,
A Kjjrrb.n,
/A SUM 11.'.H (e-r Hm'in'.ritivii 524 ■ bb| d-ur, 46<: do
•tm . .-.I h..-'n I hl.it 'bnc. k»- : ~| r ..m. j l; Urd.Cark
..7, ‘i , ' k /’ * ur d B-Jg-iiey, tirjr.nr A o».32csk i.ao:i, 27
bbl lard, e- u ,..Gutter, l bx do. owner* 8 bbl flour IC,
sk»i-tu:n.-.., .1-, ip .tuff. 4."k.f. t-.|.3_Cdo corn. W .I,*
br - mi *k, ip;.;.-, 14 j„ ia-a,i»e». 1 .pkg h»rdwwe, 2
hd cattlo,owner, ls' c*k cul’ct. chirlm* A ru ‘
LM apple*, ei til ■ jfn, J . u*t,. JVtg,-.
.‘•I J-Ol lb Arir ini.v— .‘.76 |d-l C v t v U w.g
\t>S ro*„ ,rti. **.. 1,1.5,,VrL x . ' \ 7,
In,-u.y. 1,.: ,u* ««&«-«<. k.„ lim |t a u,‘„ •,
i. lil .. i H„o.!. Iti ll „ t ‘
i;: 11 *; r ,v; n< M »> I' win*4' S.„«
1 .7 " u ? r ‘-W*. jft i.»
' ' ' l> ‘ 11 J-ba-a. K- M-t .1 ,a, -.V,
li-Mil !• r » h«rr.«. IT 1,0,1 U.on, U H a Ul
1: ' Kabtowtuck. :u> luJr*. M Cun--; VJS ,1.. do
| 111 V Kit NK VV9.
-w r»*-r««-r w*.
I 111 M..I ImincM 01, tl,.- «barf mrtir,-. Thr al J
W Hx'lm-tA, Ofa»on*. On'ioil. U
aer-tt =■
»•••» 1 «*»<•« |-rt .1.- will load I „
_J. n * ~!' ,!'T ! V T "** !’ rj * wlj • ,luk Col "' is « «!• su
*< ia » ibu k t.*. .n»c| ijim-uUjr occurred with ttm
nntfit*.'t»,*t . Ull n»l turn the wbrH Tim t<
' df,a - 1 "•* k •'!-»» an-1 a Im, U m J.-r m.„ ,
tuei, .Jnfjt-1 at,,l I*- S mn to fill rapidly. All l.andt -J
ttjrin-J to atid IjWm.l brr of a p.-d part of her cargo. *>
utnl-unx Uyur auJ «L»tr»rr they nwM lay *
0,, urntl ll.ry.Rut tbe leak J-arloUly «h. n 1
tlmy {.at t.panip. torwork an,3 put be, t u , whero J*
tlmy ruuld «U|> Urn itulv. Sbr tlim cißir uu brro aitli Ilia
n-« of brr cargo. A part of u wai rtuiir » n d mI <
■t,"***l *■■»/ la th» LotJ.
Tut .’•t.L*t\'*isct Srxt—Wo n*«t t „ h* Tf . t--» >t«i« N
t «W l ‘r\ flß #V , .* ,a,rr st ‘ , ' 3WrcoC ‘’* o*r« Cochran. which
won .'f tof rt on Saturday with a (nil load, uiratly „
at P *!f r* r * h n * mou^ ‘ l^,n,T •* w “ •«nk yrotrrday aflenioni, £
* Ul * { ° t, *‘' N ’ { “‘cV, trom Pot Umoutti,
"St liiu-rtnrt
totiil !■*t. ni> (ir/j
on a, n-crij . . R:.,i a
Tb.sr were all the particular* « P could from lh « *"-**
“»« LiM -venlug. The water uuld tub«
'h / r , '’ ,lju V ut Juw “.*Wch wUI reader any
b.ot, m bedon* toward* saving her Ter7 dlHlcuU. We are lu
H-W. hat the tout w m sot prove « total lo«. <
V,. 1”! I ““ ’’-'“‘“"J '*'*> io this aM, a* Car n* we ££
»V»w us . y..:, tUi*rn las.Oo §1.900, P|t!.lur K li I,„ ,+T
c«). f.i.i. whuti srv,t*i , JQ un|i?rt»h»tile am.:,..; .
Citir.-o» i-utti, mostly on articles which water w ill tioi dr
«roy Other insurances. -H.argawer* doubtless a/lortod
but m- Were outtthjo U. Juani where. Total lu»ttran<-«t on
boat {s.COo; ou cargo, as far a* we amid Imrn, *l3,Pt» l ,
I , V Cl,,uark - C*P»- R. c. Oray went out vostar- *G
daytor UJinm. Uiverwiibttfullhwdof freight and i*,a««.D- ***
Ltilima fomo dual should occur, or audio of tho mis
<uidod police 0 f ujb, ciiy hinder this gallant craft from -
m,ku>, Him, noJc, IN.I i.ri,,.. ..I p... 1 H 1.., CpUln '
Gray, she mac J«i nxpocteu in Cinriututi alnmt Werim-edav
morning. 1
The Melruw, was rm |y to go|a..f night, a.,d the Gladiator
is advertised to leave hMJay, although she waa nw yet |q at
3 oilnrk yeetenlay i-Tening.
1 h-< I'embinaw winth was exacted to got avr*y on Sal
was delald but will toavr for the toper ittssiirinnl
this .lay and no mistake The Matlm-r, Cap* Dravo,
Will l*e ready to leave to-,,,,.hr.
The Kmum (irabain. Oapt Avree. got in from Marietta
}-.br.U > .tb.,11r.u 1 ,,,. l mwthe l . i H.n.n i ; We regret e*.
Uenir-lY to learn that oui reioenicl friend, Sir. Abbott, who
|,m * W'idfd lb Ihe office, lias boen sick al] wlutrr,
lielng eirtten-d from a ■were uttark of bleeding at the
lnn K . : U..b„pc he may lw speedily r-. U-u-d to bealth.-
lin? r.mnia will leave this olLTlioou.
K. Iwn U.. 1: Mr. 8..U.1 U. Mm,,’. Om of
II lai.J (uiu, l.rn .1 Hi. Mm, ~f |„ r „ p |„f,, oi W 1
l is li'.N.. r. .ii,r..l lu hlui, idJ I. rm.ol.ed LI. |.a|.ri from
the U A (. .onmisili.Drr lu this city.
Steamboat KegUter,
ARRlVED—Jefferson, )iro* usvlllc; Lnrrnip, do; Culune-
Hnyard, KliralH-th; Antonia, St Louis; J W lUilmaa, Cin
Him,ail. l.lgbtfie,!. /jncßTillr; Enimn Uruham, do: Clictolu
Whe.-Unß; Cretnoua, St Lonls; Aurora, New Orleans.
LKPA KTKD—JeDer*.m, llrvwnsTlUr; Lnrerno.do;
llsyard, Klitabelh; Chavolt, Wliaellnjt; Denmark, St
M>lro»o Naahrille. Uhanon,Clu. lutmti. ’
Itiver 1U diet, Ulliug.
Ttleffraphlo Marked,
New Yona, Slarcb 2i—Cotton hc*ty; 2000 bale* *old—
f lour Orm, BSOO bhls sold. Wheat firm; B&OO bush told-
Uontbern re-1 Western sLoa@l,U; Ultwaiiiieanb
Corn unsettled; 11,000 bilsli white at o<x; yellow
r'lrOftXe. Ijird steady ut 0 7 - s . Sugar firm and active. Cof
b*, atimdy „t Mfdasaee firm; prime Sliurovado
UH4toi>. llacon hr in at lie tor llama, for Shoulders
Tallnn easy at »elghlt ou Hraio to Un-rjavol
»‘4 ? ', , 5 Stncka doll nod lower; Chicago 4 Rock Island
T:i; Illinois Obtr-il ‘.ipj; (ACroaui £ Mflwatikfe f»; ilkbliran
Siufbefn 2P-J. h. Y. Central hit'Heading Kail road bo l ,•
Ualena 4 (hiirago Ol'. Krto V 5; CleeeUud A foledo 4j-
Cleveland, Columlms X ClDciunati Vet; l,nuistana aixea jk>'
1 eiitmvseo sixes fit; Ohio tiles IW] j; CalifomU sereni 80',^!
I’jiiUbfiPui v. March 2J —The accounts from Kuroj,* luvo
ba-l no elliwt u)M>u (ho lliealstnll market. There is hut
liltlu vijMirt denmnd .tor flour, and only 2,000 bbls. were
sold, ut j1.37' j tor mperQnt, uml s4,Tb(iti4,S7U for extra
Hye flour llrui.nl 2CI and C<-rn .Meal m |2,S?J..—
M h-at, of good <]iiitllt , U scarce and wanted ct
1,12 for gonJ red, and tor white; 30W hiivii ni
torior m 4 ‘2ih,L,iM. Corn I* D> nHiv iai|ue«t fur shir
and ho>h yellow sold at Maw bush V« um!
and Dvdatmio Oats sold nt 3rto |>er bushel. Coffee in good"
ili'iiiaiiit, with nu ujiwnid tendency in nrires. «u 1
Moldeses also advancing. ProvSluuv held vert flrtaly, bnt
there hns b.*en very little doing. Sales Me»s Pork at' {l7.
Hams In salt and jdcklo at P l :jrt{-li>c. Sides
March 22.—Flour dull and druopln—
only I'/'IO hlda at | M hlshey Arm; sales UOO bids
at IT *... Provision* firm; esU-s lb* bulk Pork at
for Shoulder*, and for Sides. Nothing
win <h>ue in miss Poik, llacou or Ciuverseed is in
good demand at f l.‘Ja<i£4.r>t>, the latter Tor privit- riie
weather is cloudy; thermometer 43 dy^rves.
JOUIt TUUUPHO3 BOUT. TnOJIJ’SON...... B c . attix*
JOnx THOMPSON «Sc CO,
House painters, glaziers and
OfIAINKRS, lili THIRD BTIUiKT. Si*.i Paintlcr
with noatoM« nod diupntcli. MUM i’&inu, Oil
Turpentine, VnmlHi. and KngUth. Patent Drier*,’
, J M ,,, } ta <Kn»i i£iu<, a rery «uj>oriur artMe Philadelphia
and tt’litte Lead alwayt on hand and for ealo.—
• l -r “ l‘ r <*P® r ***l Grind Color* lor Painter*, Dnsffiri»u or
olhtM at the »Uort«t untie*, a* we bare a mill which
ftlX* *' Nlne-r* will rare money by Ratting
Ihelr wd.wa ground with n* ' mrtnlly
COFFEE— 15(J bags prims Bio Coffee just
rpc'd and for W* b* _ R. ROBIPON A 00.
TEAS —L»U half cheats Y. H. Imperial and
Black Tea* just r«c*d and for aale by *
inrl*o r. -
CLOVER SLED—IO bigg rac’d and for sale
mrl7 RENBY £L OOLLIKO.
dey goods.
iork &n>l rtil|.vl«!ji)>i4,^' , rli runfldfiot that ho us of
I.NDCCEMKNTB TO rt'UCnASEItS, both lo itylc*.
ity ami Prlrr». ujHurjuM-cJ by any Louse W*»t ol tli<
iHK’II FANCY I>RESS SILKS,
RICH BLACK BAYADERE
RICH BLACK SILK ROBES.
Ai.so— ChiilHc, Crape De EMpaneos,
Q
Prt
fH
SHAWLS AND MANTLES.
BKOCHE BORDERED
PRINTED BORDERED
'Of co-TV Slvlc, Color an.i Qualit}-,
varying in jiriei**; from Two to Fif-
teen Dollars.
FRENCH LACE AND
From Three t« Thirtv Dollars.
lIIAXDSO.ME SETT
VEHY RICH REAL
[EMBRUIDEREIi LrXEX
—I JACONET \XD SWISS
WHITE GOODS. j
.TV’Wet cloth,
ft'R BA.'UI KS, COLLARS
fbknch ami i:\oi.rsn
s I
w'
CC ;JAC.>.\ KITS, XAI NS' i, JUS ■
1
VI-’Tt.HIA LBVX.h. A?.
I‘I.AIN. I'LAfH, STRIPED
A FELL AND COMPLETE AS-
Mourning Goods
OF EVERY D ESC RIP T 1 o'X £2
£ MODS FOR BOVS WEAR.
Black, Blue, Green, Drub end Olive
Bls*'k, Blue. Green, Drub end Olive
CASUSIEKETT.S. -
Plain und StripM
TWEEDS. MERIXo,
Linen toil Coltou Fant Sniff*, Jt
DOMESTICS
rif£ LARGEST STOCK /.V TIIE
Afl many ofth© ahuvo Good* worn bought o|
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS,
LARGE AL’CTIOS'S, FOR CASH,
WK AUE ENABLE!) TO BELL TUEM.
Clj n t 0r f p «I om()e i i 11 o n
Call and Examine our Stork before Par*
chasing ICUeu-here.
C. HANSON LOVE,
Formerly Love Brothers, and Young,
Stevenson & Love,
sum OF TUB ORIGIN Alt BEE-HIVE,
XTO. 74 IWLAJRKET ST.
, nouisoN i oo
HtWrargh. Penna.
IE subscriber haring just returned from
DRESS SILKS.
PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
PRINTED BERAOES,
“ ROBES,
OROANDIE LAWNS,
Lauiis, &c.
STELLA SHAWLS,
STELLA SHAWLS,
CHANTILLA MANTLES,
NEEDLK WORK.
COLLAR AND SLEEVES,
FRENCH WORK COLLARS,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
KIHJINtfH. INHERTIXtiS
AND FLOCNCINUS. „ J
AND SLEEVES,
lIIIILLIAXTS.
Ml LL-, SWISS.
AND Flill-RED, w
HOSIERY
SORTMEXT.
CLOTIIS.
CASSIMERES.
-S’AXKINETTS.
CABSIMERES.
C 1 T r.j
AT PRICES
IT IS PERFECTLY FIRE AND WATER-PROOF,
u lu i-vim ( ,f wf\ believe It Iseqo&l, If not scpe or, to any Metallic Roofing. We aa pat It on orer Old Tin
« . r "H i*r . hin({le lioofi. It making nod • eace how flat or the rcof may be, Tliia
Jt - m warranted to prove u abrre reprwnted. 'We will ptit It oo for
W e will am.lv ii r. h'T DOLLa R 2 PER SQUARE, (TEX FEET SQUARE)
paint that can J , ‘IUx ’ f '‘ t,,rTWODOLLAji3 SQUARE, being on accoant 0/ ita durability tb
' rho tbplr Repaired.to call at onr offlee, 133 Third Stmt
J. O. PKRKIX, ) 7 ‘ 'a rxKMil to tbo durability and practicability of this Koollnr.
». A JOHNSON, >■ PERRIN A JOHNSON,
WM. JOHNSON, j No. Third otreot, between Wootfand BmithlMcL
Pittsburgh, Fean a.
I bare mid* a chomlcal "inininotion oftonje ary* in.... ~.r \v
nilts of trblch arena follows: P*-cim<.u»or w.
l«t. The material!* compounds sou to remain piuhle ..
wl. Thr ron*L»tj arj la not roadily inflaeseed by tbo t*jnir,«r»f °f tloo.
off from a roof lc ,or crack in Winter. 1 « extreme <\r I? 1 . : iu ua * o,,nrntl ? <{ not be liable to melt end ran
~r^r.3r?:£^
itl : XAQ!I . Qf>J W i ; CunM * Co ’» Elastic Fire md VTal
iirgular Stranurs,
1 Monongahela River U. S. Mall Packets.
| STEAMER TELEGRAPH, STEAMER JEFFERSON
! "
f j ® £ ; it^btire
X now renmng rrgnlarlr. Morning Boat* pma
oVWV n* w ofduc.k,r.A 0 f duc . k , r . A - M- a “ li Krcu.ng IV-m at 6
\ ! X, 1 r, 5 .’, fur M K<f, - l, P ort * KHzabethtown, Mononga.
bflaCity, B,.U„T«-nioQ, FayettuCitj-, On-enti-ld. California
im BrowMTlllc, there connecting with Hark* and Concho*
. t ? wn ’ 1 ayetl '‘ t< P rt »C'kMorgantown, Waysi-aburg
Carandiarltown and Jelforeon.
Paa.«engerß ticketod through from Pittsburgh to Union
town for |-„ meals and state-rooms on hunts indosiv.,.—
Boats returning from Brownsvilla hsive at (f o’clock In tbc
morning and 6in th* evening. For further information en-
quire at the Ullice, \\ barf Boat, ut the foot of Grant street
—j _ s,lS _ _ o. _vr. swindler. aoctt. '
, CINCINNATI’.KEGI/LAil Hep"*
A TIE'DAY PACKKT—TLo elegant slJerfSgifiSSa
> wbool r-sacug,., pnck-t <i LAIJIAIOK,Capt. Oea.rgJ if-Ire,
mv*™ ,or tl ‘'' ,I,,>rp ■J'd intermediate port* every TUBS
-3 WAY at lOu.bck, am. Far freight or passage apply ca
3 __imrl9j FLACK, BARN Kt kCO . Agf,
T* T) EUULAR TUESDAY PACK- ,lC5 r i
■* XL ft ron ?.ANEsvn.Lii._Ti,. an.
KMMA ORAIIAU. C»pt. Hi.!...,
—4 . , !'■*' ' ,u ' l Int.rmwltar. poru KVERV TUESDAY.
—1 “ odork Y tt. >‘ .r or pju.Ap.nppl, t n
PoorJ. wlO FLACK, JUKSKS A CM.. ApY.
S peiKH. A K 'WEDNESDAY , JCgVj*
73 II PACKET, Full CIXCIXXATI.—TIi.
-< “TS^T J w - •ou-'iAN.api. jf 'ilßi'ra
_( TDF.nAV T i’iT”."" I"" “» EYEHY
3 1p”.;™"..", 1M - >“-5. - fF.i S h.
FLACK. ItAK.VES A C'l. .‘.sent..
■5 MARIETTA AND ZANES- 1 (Cff. ,
C - —The now and beautiful «trnmer#te2§EXES
L17.71K MARTIN, Capt. Ilaowy. will Imre t.ir tins VtSre
- and all intermediate ports, EVERY FATUKDA V, at 3 r a
>- A ror freight or passage apply on Uiard or to
T _ < 5 ,G FLACK. BARNKS A Cn. tirta.
(Cincinnati, &c.
OORCINCINNATI- Pittsburgh j JCgVh
X xtp CiitctsaATi Packet Li**.—The awn
-H -i-l" packet SL I'ERIOn. CnpL Kednmnd
T) ,J* r *^' wl ' i i l « ,r »Flttabnrghftfr Oindnnati every SAT
*u URDAJ morning, returning evory TUESOAY'. Fur freight
or parage apply oil board or to
“fr 1 FLACK, BARXKS A OX, Agout*.
y ’p , ° R CIXCIX.VATI ANDIOUISVILLE
A -Tl.. On. .t,.n„.r JIIXERVA. Cpt John Qo'.lwlg,
’ ab, ' Vo * nJ ail mUTinediatr fwrtfl THlit
DAI. i3r.l In-Uni, .1 I n.-lirt. Ewfra p l,tnr
I>AAkuge apply on board, or to h
® r r _ FLACK. BARN'ES k CO, Agent*.
j ■pOK Cl a\C INN AT I'anp f JEgT^
J? I/)CISVJLL K —The new and snienrfr.i
«te.m.r ENDEAVOR. W. J. MarkrTlN ,11 ifTfe
P tlic aliove and hll Int-miMiaU- r. .rt» on THMIIAY the
il l ia*t.. at 4 nVlork P M. freight or puMoge.ppi,
on i : „nior_p. jfelij FLACK. BA RN KS. A (V... AgeSl*
/laof)bi[[c, &c,
FOR NASII\ILLK.—The fine ntemner S
I*. HIBBVP.P.Capt. t;«»rge YV. |U-Lwill l.av* f..r
‘t*! :rr .r- W’ Tins day.
Jld lu»t ,at 4 o cliwb. jj. F.‘t truight ur paeA.T -c annlv uu
UVY.-.J. or t.i („, ] l-l, FLACK. BAR.VKB & Co', A g a J f .
fine new -tormier
X LLLIANLL. F. \ fU-no. Mn«t*-r, « .11 U«»r- fir the
aI.AT.. and nil Int-rtoMlaic port* TIHF DAY. -id hnt.ant
F-t rr. :g„: or j.Hasagn a;,ph .. u Ixiard to
mrH FLACK A RA K\E«. tg.-tta
xi. TLouis, icc
FOU *>l - LOUS. KEOKUK, , 113* „
IVI'.'K tSLA\l..p,u p<r..i.-r UMWOg
...1 n; iiL-Qi-K-n,.. K > 5J35
W . T T ’!w r . fAr ,h " * u ' v ” All inl-MnnllM*
r-■ ' *'” r ft " Ct ' " r I*-*- «PH7
f«b2l
FLACK. RAKNKS k CO.. A.;,-11l
Z T? 0K 5»I. LO!lS--Tfu‘ tMilcmlki w
i JL n-yn.-rJAN UVOI). C.tpt. Ju J. n^l.nj-^gTT^tt^
- TRIS DAY. s:t u!-t.. n^tT l , -\T-t, P \f K-r
fn-ijh: ur gn l».-i.itil ~r t,,
n ‘ r -''- , KLVCK. lIAJIXKS h r<>. A^r.tv
FuPv ST. LOUIS A KKOKL’K., lEffr
T’»r r.u.-.u-aoir: ITLTO.V CITY. r,.r.t
u V ,Jn uH^vi. U M l, ' tor tu " »a.t »M Hiu-riuwOJtu*
** fT'*'-" W M>M..*Da\. -Uh ia»t.. at 1-j o'd-ck. i. k. for
> lr«-uht or a;<plj t-n Bcu.d, or to
Z I'LACK, It AUN 113 CO. Apei.ta.
FUK KEOKUK. IiAVEXPORT., (T9* »
KuCS lALAM), IMLKNM. Dl'HriA*E,,^gggteSj
*' AM I SF. I'A CL—T:.- :..i- i-.ivfit '**r nt--.iin.ir ITaT^Kov^?
*£ l ru,7u.l ‘l‘V*- f ”‘ *»• •** a *‘ J -1! .nirrm^a
!•<•«■. TIU.x DAY. -I iii-iunt. t;.,VL,cL. »• u. For fwtt
. a [, ~r to °
Z I-LACK. HARNKS A CO \ c -ut*
; 1?0R ST. I.OLTS, KEOKUK..,
£ t' *"CK 1.-M.AXn. .mti.VA AND W'.AsfiQX
_J m HL-B-Tb, M .nEIMTUU, lApt »r^t
r T,lf * l '-A\ . iv.i lu,l, a; 4 oV. K-k.. I- u K,- ft-.- ■{, r
- 1 I **>*.:<* «;-H? on ,rto ' " F
I I. ICK. HAP.VK? .S (V>. A-otiU
iS ' “ T; ‘° ,in ' !
, H AMI.URa. C4|.t. Will I..JVH i..r
Mid «,) H.iA-Ko-U-.to f«■ -rta THIS DAY. V-1.l t D «t
.or r.i'-chl or f.s.Mc* nn t..nni.,ir to
.. m,! ILACK. BARNKH i
X'UK.ST. LOL'IS AM.) JLLI.NUI.S lIIVLR
•*-„ — rh '' flu '\ •''-•'n'-'- CAMJ)It 1 DOK.C«|.t im »|
»ul l««Tf f-r tin* üboTi> kiul nil tat«TTn>'«tl>»t*' THIH
DAV. U... mi .. x. r..r fm s i, Jpi,"
*««- “I'plj cm Doar-i. or to * r
“ ,rl,i .. ILACK. RAnNKD & CO. AB*ut«.
FO UST.LI) L’ 1 S.—Tin' iiuc r JTSr >k
RANK, Coj t S Shuman -LSSggCT
will I>«»tc for thr aho*v ami all Intmnvdiatcia'rfSrTn
Tills DAk. £JJ lust, at lu o’clock, x. For treicht or
apply oi, U>ar.l or tn
fpll _ FLACK, BAIIXES A CO.Aprnt*.
FOR St. LOL'IS, keokck, GALENA
DUBCyULAVD Sr. PAUL—The tplroJul steawr
UAAI.LDiaLL.Capt lU«*, will Imtp for tho atwve and all
mtrrniMliata puru THIS DAY. VSJ lent. For fn-khi
applr uu L.'urd «t to
uiio
FLACK. BAItXEF A CO.
St. LOUIS.—The splendid steamer
PKIMA DONNA, Capt Marab Ford, will learc fur tin
*’■' aixiTranJ all lnt«-rm«lian> port* THIS DAY, 2U mil. For
freight or ['uaj;« apply on board or to
_ - FLACK, BARNES t CO.
X?OH si’. "LOUIS. KEOKUK, i JT^~Z
rl X BURLINGTON. MfSCATINK.
ISLAND. DAVKNPOIIT. «• iLKNA. DUBI gU?| AND S?
£ PAL L.—Tito fiu* s oamor CANADA. Capt.
J -.v 11 '. 1 ~,r L Ul "; ,lw V “ n '* ‘ntrnuodiaie ports
■J ililw DAY. Inal. lor fn-iclii <.rpo*iip‘apply ua iMurd
r _ FLACK, HAK.VFS A CO. A^ta.
FOli Sr. LOUIS.—The splendid i fCff*. a.
ttnuber M ETROPOLIS, Cintala Culh.M.n
will leare for th« nbove and nil Intermediate poriefUtn
DA\, J>J I net. For freight or passage apply to
. '“ a , _ REA & JONES.
I‘ LOUIS A KEOKUK':-, JEB^
. Th-i fine pasvnpT packet J. 11. CuNN.JgggSa
u '*" L Z ,h » “ 1 ”"“■> »iraK3ffi
[»ui ta rUIS DAY , -Jd mat. lor freight npplr on
10 PLACKJIAIINES A CO.Attta.
FOR ST. LOUIS,—The fine now , fHr?» »
alean.rr GREAT WEST. Capt. .iL-Pni..jUWffMr
U.ob!,, W ||| u-firn f.r the ftK.re and all int. rn; j " r ™
THl> DAY. J-l mat. For fnigl.t or , w? n-r applf on
b<«r.l or to .tnrfl FLACK. liAKNKS A Co' Agt,.
F(Jit ST. LOUIS—The splendid i JC3v i*
ateaaier NATHANIEL HOLMES. Capt
, I ' , " Tr fdr ILtJ ,ibuve 1111,1 it-tennwliatp i.jrt',
lills DAY. -M mat. lor freight or p»«o,f apply o Q
Uwri..r (■> ,mrl : FLACK. BARNES ACO . Agent*. °
FOR SI. LOUIS.—The line new > fT55* w
f»at running i-awi-nger atcam.r lOWA
i njit Moore, will tearo t»i tli.. abori- imj B l| !????“??”•
jiortt on THIS DAY iMJ in*U at 4e. u. For Ireiahl or
luwaapr npplt on board or m w.ireigui or
>,,/J LACK. RARNES A CO, Agent*.
jartD ©cleans, Jcr.
F° R CAIRO & MK.MPIIIa._Thc fine
, , <V T r ,c°' X ; DT ,KIE -'™- C«pt Thomu Sh™..
Say S, f " «>" *•»» »irf «h liit.iTO.diAU-port.oa TuS
OAY, wd Instant, at 10 oclock, a u For friaiHii a,,.
•pplr on board, or to »rieight or pamgo
“ M .- .. . FLACK, BAKSP.I 4 CO.. Aj.nl,
F oRLi- K t, p '" S i N «wTnjg^
L'T ™ l!i " AT -,»< f < •■•. it ".
»• tor Tralght or p*vo» c . t u,,,.], uM or .
l i' rlU _ FLACK; 11 UINKR * CO A-euta
MEM PUIS AND NEW , fp& T
. ORLEANS.—Th« Ha,- -U-am» r AIMA
C«pLJolmA U.-bin-.n, Mill !<•**• f„ r tl
l.ru«ll„,. j...,. TU , 3 BAY, ln,i„ii, 4 „.^
' ° r ot I'3f*ago apply ..n board.«.r t
mrl‘ t'LACK. HAItXKd A CO. Agent..
HARDY & WTGRUW,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Corner of First and Ferry strets,
•ulv.ltf
NKW SFKIxduoODS-.Murphy & UureiT
lM.! b.o - Jiwt received their flm »»j.plr of Si.rina
*«»■*«* amouc which will In- found l u j iarl , "“*
<JuiU<w, l'atb Pur! De ChlDe, Clieno Silk* Urilll.n/. i
Bliu-k Silk*** low ~ Bl>v>diod Mnallns. Iriil/Lh,* 11 *’
Pr,«.--b nnd Kn K tl*h Chlntx, Cloth, and
\ r*lmt;r, at uorthcaatcornerttli A Market tIM. 1
New, ii A-Ndsume and on k \ p n »
GOODS, Shawl., U« SUntlos , S
foliar*. Ac., or* daily hrias rccejTtd \ s *‘ tu >
mnnt uf Dumcrtlc and EUnle n * llurt
»t£LJ«»T formerly Love llrolhe',,^.® 0 ,
1) ICU BLACK SILK KOBES wirh *
0. lUNSON LOVE. ,
QPiCES-^qni^pJj^:
• a Jo Pimento;
‘5 Uia Clom; 1000 m , lu Caisi> .
mUent* prime “I*n*nß* Nutmeg
*nd for «ole by BURIYKK A DILWOHTH,
-Jy r " 130 * laa tWct>».t .treet.
ROLL BUTTER—S bbls. prime K»>11 But*
tfr Jtut rKelreJ and for inin Ity
U»l6 ROUKRT DALZCM. * CO.
B OTTER.—3 bbls. Roll for solo l.y
tnrlS HRMtY 11. COLUSA.
WHITE FISH—6O half bblfl.just rco'd and
ferobty mrie HERBY H.COLUKf.
E. CHILDS k CO’S ROOFING, left at my cffle*, the re
CXSCIXXITI AISnCT IiCTIL I'll fV TUK RtK «»[»
tfr-rroofCwnont RooSaz, anjiu i r/n I f s 'jj
i protected opon the same terms ns I in,.,. 6 ?? conrider
JXO. S. LAW, Agt. Rajal tiiiidoa
t, l , l '’; l '”’ l Tetteh biSTitEXT.-Heisini's
I *tt«-r Ointment cured
C'<!. ROBERT M. LEE ofTrttrr on tlie head
“»«“ «• ™'°- ~—
Tl ni'fn ' ««»»* ™»4 Mr. CWta Pblppr,
U S KhrSS?*-'”-:
i 4™„ u,IT,,OSTaL ' FiRh -mW,™,..* irt, K
I ilf IJj'fiSf CKEr ‘ E " ] ’ m CbM . tnot *l-1 Eruption on lb*
nii En,ptl “ ° r r “"'
Ery.'i|K.toi 1!S BROW -’ i . B 5 Obestnm «, E» B 1» Hotel, ol
U y± aß/lSD ' « a -o„,.l. Eruption „*
***-*> 'root K, Totter, M j««r.
•liw yenni Twelfth and R*co tU., Erytip-
BATrURS > E ™P Uon «»tb« Pace, 25 year.
Vt-rando n ° o,M ‘> Broad and Qoorp*
Infl a mn'2 N iS! I , AIUM ’ ** E - COrTlrror Arch,
.ndKHi 0 * 0 ' **’ Wboleaale
n Urt:M **"" . . inrlTd*wF
Cod Liver 0n..—1 have on hand a large
lOijptv ofC-r-l LiVer Oil. which la warranted freah and para,
u bottles „r on draught, by the pint or Ratios. This artl
a ih br ” f °r Iba past ten jean, by ih.
beat pbjHjrtatia in hnropo mod America for the euro of
Whim t;w C ir rßU, .s ro,,cbW, t Tfctter » U3d Clean,
« bito bwellinga, hiaoaseoflbo Kldneja, gplnal Irritation
rr w rm °JL pulmonar P dlaeasof and with the most
u 1 ta. /boeo Jn want of a pure article will bo care-
u UT ™<>“. “*• «a>-
', t “ P BO*rttuid oOHr.UalLtf.afon
1 __ mrl'kdAwT,
Twenty Vean Blindness Cured by th
S^" rESB “m E ” L^ lo3 —Charity Carnahan, of
iempernnceTille, was entirely bUnd in one eye for more than
only jeara, end could scarcely **o with tho other. She la
altnoatenurdy cured Lyons bottle or '•Gra*fftaltra Eye
Zftim, nad believes that another l-ottlu will entirely rt
rm liweyw. p„id at Dr.OEO. 11. KJJYPJSR’B, No. 110
"ntflilmF Sa " f ,t,a (30,J0n 3Jortaf - Price 25 ccnta.
TUE HEALTH OF AME JIICAN WOMEN
—For many year* 1 have toon troubled with Ri-nera
weariness and languor, both mental and physical; caprice,
lutleaneas, dull headache, pain In the head and temples,
coldness and tendency to stiffuM*. palpitation ef the heart,
rery easily fluttered or excited, appetite variable, stomach
and bowels deranged, with pain. Any mental or physical
ff'l™. *•“ 10 brin S on I tho symptoms, and I had
Mn 0 ’ ? dt ‘ 1 n f of ‘h* womb, and preat pain In that ro
gim. Une physician alter another sxhansted hl« skill and
Crt 1r t parent and persevering me of MAB
-SIIAU 3 UTERI NR CATIIOLiOON fortnnatuiy ccredme
and 1 hate no words sufficient to express my thankfulness
Sirs. JULIA ANNE JOIINBON.
lean trnly any that I have been a sufferer f..r -many years
w.th whjtfteun. dciangcd menstruation. Alter awhile 1
hail otlmr troubles, such as pale face, Indigestion. wasting
«T»y, general languor and debility, pain in the small of tbo
back, a sort of aching au-l dragging sensation, pain between
the i.ii.n ..,T bind-* extol, ling down the spine, less of appe
ut«\ trouble In the stomach and bowels, with cold hands*
and r.ft and dreadful nervousness. Tho lean oadtement
w-u;.t make me f»-.-l as if i should fly away. I trioddoctcrs
and drugs, and « verything. one auothar, without the
° nr ~r mabsuall*s uterine oatuou
1^« N f Ch n a!l '7 d 7 t “ e 0 ,3 / «P n *P“»nw fur the better, and
jow 1 am w-tirclv and radically cared. I wish that ever?
woman couM know whai it will do. CLARISSA OBEB.
SIARSIIAI.LV UTERINE CATIIOI.ICAN has saved my
,2 r, ', y I tried doctws and me-Udno nrrii
it w* OJO.I QselaM to try 10r.g.-r. I met with a Lwy w v o
nersmniendtvl the Cathoiicon so strongly that Idcrmedlttny
atrra/r 7 W “ »Ml deranged men
•nd I*l My . r>w r* a ;* Btsl ' principally pains fa the bach
and a!- l-ou-n, in-anng down paiu at tho time of the in™.™
b j !-" v [' a ‘ Jr ’ ri:,n, .’‘ d ' constipation, fwlinc as »f the back
and hmbs were or broken, eructatioosand vomitlne
anx».-o (life s.'amcd u, bo a burden,) disturbed sleep, kin*
nras. ahudderings, faujroeen walking in the morning. Calm
lenre, con.n:ipaUi>n, praoeura otblood In the head.
% *^ , *;''-^i»'fl.(rreatirrltr J blllt7ortmrer,alttMt
i P i ‘“ t rrrtleasntaa and de
"lTt®w;l r, 1, ' ,! unhappy. Iww not onlyeatimly cured
my»- !f<d all tin a- Miupt-nna, which r hare given as an Im
p<riri t at count of my snfferingii, but I have known so many
o ."r* nm-d In our town that l ftvi !<oand to let yea know,
tbut OU..TS a no an- Bim.laf iy situat-d may also And relief.
E3151A VOS3I7ROIL
I For * Jong uni.-! bn:! ItenneenmpUinu with the follow
lug «jnjpsoiije I waaa. rv.nu, t-madatad m 4 irritable*
emcd to abound in complaint*, ofwhtch I will |rj’to
f?** }«iu pain in the i.-wer- and a feeling m i/amne
tiling wiu gning to fail out. inability to walk much on ac
cc.nut of * feeling of aching aud diagginp, and
footing palp* in the back. l-in* and wtandlngdown Uui
Ugs- t.m Jolting produced ly riding caused mat pain:
•pwrac.lic shooting- ami pair* in the side. arnmiteh and W
, , heaiinchc, with ricang mtL.-ears; cnry EWr af tbo
tx-Jy■ «<vawd ► r.-.great irritability; mUrnm nrrrouroe**. I
roold not boar the least excitement without! olnc prostrated
I.k a uay; I could scarcely more about tbo house, and did
*l* , },l T« ir ' »« "’’Jttung. lUd K |TfO op hope, taring
n.'i« .erythm- &a i sup|>ose.i in rain, but a friend called
my attention to MARSHALL'S ITFKIN'E CATIIOUCGX.
I tout it. hoping again*! hop\ Al<«: forfrm*, : : It cored
mr, aim n n»t a healthier or more grutcftil worm in
tberountrj 1 treat ail trill u*o it. It is trule the woman's
lri. ua tn r.eetl. Mr,. FLORENCE LESLIE.
UJR.VIAI.fi, CT£&iy£CATl
or /-uiri/u/ y-nitruation, ///oafa.o.
! ***••/ti«K*dwitvr Crinary tJL*£ «»4Zh+
iins.tL* of l>nnr, lt,ai (bum, dbrtirZreu or 1 2 cm -
CI-S ’fl.l'Hr’fy *',' &eafc« aAa3i* ,ctsi (_
prra./rt. ./char?', V. W, e „J ./fA< ftprn: route.
an?i£2 to ■«"*'« J»« <!*<« 2ZS* toon, on.nl,
IT, rtljrenmn;,, a „ non be talon r tain,
0f,.., mon-y. D*. OKO. 11. KEYSEK. f
oc;:,!»»ip S °' l4o «™et, Pittsburgh,
falcn ofthf* GoMud Mortar.
MORE THAN BOTTLES -
NKAV J AN'D y'I'ATKS
TIIK restorative of PROK (» i
M-OOD for rrfrtonnz hair
circular and von cannot doubt, read also the faileVm- *
,Jj'f have for conturir* been aflictod with
bonis, and the only remc.lv, herviofor* known \.. kl*"
ir. lu d Hir seßr i, c | tHnre | I<lln . irolccor
naoj I~r»n. ,:m p.tr„nl,„ them, Ec„„ taw'K>
£ »1“« hy Hair Tonic or ailT.ref.t klndT!!!
liior,oo,rr.i“ n ' w“j? w Ut r“» tho ui "' “>*»
»uob , "A", !. J D • Kcluratlv, tbor, I, do
Llini ,< S ”,' "TT *'«r. h.lr rra,
b»u, ..1,1,0, |„ m ,i wo^Ld' 1 " 1 , 1 ‘ h K * benutltnl lu.dol
0 J. Wood t
.cllin,- Hair lU-«oraUTo „'T,.i, Lt >‘ n 1=
local w ., u ,K. 51 Unckiaml, l^ « >™»onf„roDoofroDr
Hie 10-DcOrl.l 0 3 ,,u I ~ J LAVS* ".prt'"" l
''*™lnmd doU.lds lh.lrßtMk.th.
creure orgatH or the scalp u well aa voun Do
iol/u J, C |'’°V" C "' .‘t'M’’"”' '• »Imt JM, r.prß
ent It to be, 1 would liko to enjrage in tho *aU> of- it, far j
am »atiafled it most wll. h «w i
Yoon truly, S. T . STOCSiIAN.
Panr.o. J. Wood A 1 ® 57 -
kxxl [fcu of your II air liestoratlTe' I wialf t!T 0 i l ? J .i l ***
ti-.-huK my hair growing thin, ™SJft uSiJi***,'
i-d fi-um what 1 r.sui and beard, to try
i y you. to j.romtito il. -r.mtv, prepared .
S'-T, “
>*or tale by GEO. U. KEYBE7L ta/ k
w.i .t™, v Übbt.
• - fe - J *c2Wrt**toT7
fc "
HTTMtUKOII, I‘ A
C“ A L“ S r IUNDFACTOR
w |. .. ~ . ■P cr vaxva m&Jc to order.
_ •“• •'* K'utern price*. «*B3:ty i
b ' ,ICS ' v - R~Chcese, lor.
* n, _ pM > _ _ ROUKRT DAXZILL * C - ‘
WUNLUUES-6OobhlaT N. OTKof^'T^'
lOO “ Byropr,
U5O hhiH. Sugar, N. 0;
300 b*g<t IUo Coffee; ‘
lo krj» P»t Sbot-
k DILWOBTO, "
ISO *n<! 13U Second street.
K*c' l md for «U# br
inrltf
jj^I^DIUISS—2S bus. Clorer ;secd;
°J orr “ cC k“g‘u l S , Soxtco.
,l l ' J .ll,lJ - primo ti. O. Sugar jolt
nr^ J d far “Üb/ B.BOBISOX *COt, ■>
'■m _?W Liberty itrwt.
V V ’ 4 WNLEY nro Agents for ;
iJft; lnad « r v *n»W«t. Wudww Vo.**-i
|-| -Imrc assortmentof Jaic*
-I_E. Ilmcl * UfjuiJ Hair Dj-pJuaS rec’d by
mli - MACKXOVW aTOLBT.
fHciiral.
jOLICOX tnß ccris^rv. ~
iK>LD IN TIIE
OSE VKAII.