PITTSBURGH:
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 29,1868.
OFFICIAL PArZB OP TUB CUT. m &
News of the City and
Bcsisess. —Every body seems to be ready
no* logo on with the uaaal business of the Spring.
Merchants have laid in their Bpring and Sommer
stocks of goods. We do not seo but they have
got nq laTge supplies as they aro accustomed to
buy. Out shoe dealers, at least such of them
as have, through their public announcements,
oomc under our notice, bare laid in a very large
supply. Mr.' Tanner has some I.«M cases or
choico goods In tho shoe line, which, as he ias
purchased ntvery cheap rates, he is oblc to sop
r.ly the trmlo with on favorable terms.
The DrJjGooda Houses have likewise filled up
their shcWes with the fabrics ®ost in demand
for the seh-on, and as far as we bare been able
to observe, hare attracted a good run o cus otn
to their store?. People mast have these things
at any rate. The consequence is tbatlhcro has
hcen »<> fiir quite a little stir among j»e shop
keepers, enough to make one think there xs a
good deal doing. Most of our heavy iron es
tat lishments arc doing something. They ore
rumiing on short time, or full | im ® nn( J short
wages. In general, however, it may be said
they areruiming. ThesbippinKbasincasulhcsend-
heavy fabrics to market, tho loading of
long lines of boats day after day, theso things
whir!i ro did ?co Spring wc see nothing of
this Spring. A good number of steamers have
Como and! gone, but the amount of freight cither
herd or from the East, is of little account,
comparatively. In our acquaintance with Pitts
burgh wejhn-'c seen nothing like it. Wo hope
10 see it grow gradually better. We cannot px
pect to, set business go up with tho rapidity it
manifested in going down.
Puxjucl Docombsts. —We arc constantly under
obligations to Mr. Ritchie, our respected and
faithful tepresentative in Congress, for favors
in the shape of public documents, newspapers,
speeches,!, etc. >Vc were in receipt on Saturday
of volumes of messages, and before of tho Re
port on the UnitcdStalcs and Mexican boundary.
The latter volume seems to have been gotten up
regardless of expen«e. We see, in
glancingiU over, that the plain facts of a scien
tific report, or of what purports to bo such, is
rnfrie the vehicle of petty and rancorous spite
against gentlemen who probably differ from tho
writer intheir political views. Everything now
a-lxy-igifs to show the crying n*ed that these
.Augenir stables at Washington should he cleaned.
The Hercules will come in due time.
KouartiT.—A man named Veter Smith was
robbed of $l7B, on Elm street, Friday night.
Officers J-mcs nnd Flannegin, Saturday,airesled
thro** nun; named dohn*Uird, Peter Delany and
John Casey, on suspicion of being the perpetra
tors of the theft. It is tqid that the evidence
with regard to Dclany is conclusive, as Smith’s
comrade! swears that he saw Dclany take his
hand out of the prosecutor's pocket. The par
ties were all commuted lor further hearing.
—line! Campbell, implicated with tbe parties
ahovo mentioned, was arrested on Sunday, and
also committed.
Boot?; Snoß3„H.vrß and Stbaw Goods. —We
passed through the spacious warerooms of Mr.
J. V. Tanner, on Wood street, yesterday, and
were surprised at the extent and variety of his
stock, lie has now in store about 1,000 cases of
well assorted nnd seasonable goods, purchased
during tihe late panic, for cash; bo is now offer
ing to city and country trade at Boston prices
W.« advise an inspection of Mr. T’s stock. His
ndverti-d-mcD? appears in to-day’s GaztUt.
Tin: body of a man found in the river al Sr
’wickloyi on Friday, was not identified. The
Coroner’s jury returned a verdict of death by
drowning. He was inferred at the expense of
the county; He bad 00, when found, a oassi
merc short-coat, lined tbronghout with red flan
nel: blackvclrelvest; finoblackcassimcreponlep
nhirt, and calf-skin boots. lie appeared to have
been i:i the '.water nbout three weeks.
The qhangcableness of the weather for a few
days pa*t marks the .season when the colder
airs of March contend with tho more genial airs
of spring for precedence. A real hurricane
raged for a while on Saturday evening, which
was followed by a smart shower and that by a
pleasant, mild* clear evening, lesterday the
weather wus heavy, and the sky dandy. At
night a slow min prevailed.
r<i.N(»UEi>.—ln October lasi, G. A. Neuifer and
ffm. preferred a charge of fraud
against Mr. Gnstavus Praeisch, of this city, and
the bill in the case, after haring Joid over for
two lots at list been ignored by the pre
seut grand‘jury. Mr. Practseh has catered ac
tions against hia accoserp, for loalb’ious prosecu
tion and false imprisonment.
“The Warren Mail says Mr. Falrick. of
Pittsburgh, bat. purchased a Urge poniou of tbc
gtork of the Warren County Bank, and will soon
nssmnc control ol the instiiuiion.
[Thf above item which we found in the Warren
appears to be incorrect. 'Vc learn from
Mr. Patrick, that ho ha? not invested, in the
Warren County Brink.
Mori: Rk» r al*.- ; —Thirty-seven persons con
nocted Uiemselvcs with the First Reformed
Presbyterian church of this city on yesterday.
Since the installation of the present pastor (May,
Is'ill,) fi»e hundred and sixty-three members
have been added to this church.
Mi:s. MMaiio.v, an actress of some note will
appear at the Theatre this evening. If she is
not an actress of great talent and acquirements
then her letters which h4ve appeared in the New
York paper* from time to time are strangely at
variance with the facts.
Eoitoutal Association.— There is to be a
meeting of the Editors of this State at Philadel
phia on the third Wednesday of April. The ob
ject.is to promote the social aud business inter
ests of tbo profession and do whatsoever else
ii>:iy seem to the general advantage.
Daring Rooiibet. —A trunk was stolen out of
the boarding house. No. ol Third street, even
ing, between the hour* or eight aud nine o'clock.
The trunk was a very large one. and belonged
to a Mr. Barker, -aud was in bis room in the
second «lory.
Arrived. —Our friend W. 11, K>ncaid, Esq.,
who lias been in the sunny South for come
months past, arrived on Saturdayf via Balti
more, Washington, I'hilnd'a, nod N. ork. Hi*
nu nerous friends will bo pleased to learn that
“Wilt." has returned.
Tin: Bca\cr Star and the Pittsburgh Union
enjoy the defence of the Lecomptoo Swindle, be
cause they have nlmosl the entire field to them
selves. Barclay, one of the Editors of this Star
of Beaver, was a republican about a year ago,
living and working ia Indiana County. His zeal
wonderful, being that of n renegade.
FußDKitieivS, convicted <>f assault and battery,
in the Court of Quarter Sessions, last week,
was sentenced, on Saturday, to pay a fine of 0}
cents and the cost*’of prosecution. No oibei
business of importance waR transacted.
.•'cventeen Members were added to Ure~Cen
tral (Jhurch yesterday. In many otberehurches
in this city, of all denominations, more or fewer
connected themselves to tbo visible communion
of tbo people of trod.
Tur. Daily Union prayer meeting at the Cen
tral chUTch will bo continued this week, com
mencing each day at 11} A. M.,and continuing
one hour. Prof. Wilson, of Allegheny Seminary,
Will conduct the services to day
The Republicans have carried all the lown
shin and borough elections, in Bedford County
L Ur as we have been able to learn from such
returns as have reached us.
Tub Rev Mr. Taylor, as we areioformed, has
resinned his charge of the Baptist church in
Allegheny city, where he has beon settled for
£«rpast. He» going to Mount Pleasant,
near Greensburg.
The congregation over which Rev?Charlcs W.
Quick is Rector, haveparchased the Welsh Church
on the corner of Fourth and Boss streets, aud
will hold divine serrice Ihero hereafter.
T.wo women, Uachol Redman and Sarah Evans,
were committed for thirty days, on baturday, by
Alderman Lewis, for beiog inmates of a house
of bad repute.
T«c deaths iu this city, from tho -Bth of Feb
ruary to the 22*1 of March, were ;>•'>—3s males
and 20 females.
Sale of Dr. FTLane’e Vermifuge.—xhiong
th«* hundred* of letter*, certificate* nm] order* received by
th* rmprleiotv, Fleming Brua.. of Pittsburgh. Pa, of this
medicine, the fallowing aro selectf-il to show Its character,
aud the tflect of its use ia * distant part of lb« West:
ItOTALTOR, Boone Co., Ix, May JO, 1350.
Messrs. Ttcvrso BROS.—Gentlemen;—l write to yon ti»
solicit au agency tor the invaluable. Vormirugr you prepsn*.
S'lmrtlme since, I purchased one dozeu vtal» of Mr. C. F«ly,
anil prescribed it in my practice, and I*. proved so effectual
In tin* expolsjoa of worms, tbtt no other preparation wilt
satisfy the cillxms ol this villntro and vidolty. Please send
mo one gross of the VermJfugo Immediately.
Y<mrm,4c, BA MU FI L BOSS.
Js^Purcl lasers will be raraful to ask for IML (PLANE’S
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEMING
BttOS. of PITT«»ORaB. Pa. All other Vermifuge* to compar
inoa are worthies*. Dr. M’Lane's goouino Vermifuge, also
hia celebrated Urer Pills, can now ba bad at all ToroecULJ*
drrudtOß*. fii**t***t*e Without tJutignatm nf
xnS9Sd*WlvT VUOm 8808.
I Telegraphic
,nrx lW Cm', Marel. 27. : CIIUJIITTKK or AIIIJITEATIU.N POU KEBILUAUY.
...•inn to-dbT. ! r. 11. Bec.vot, V. 1% John J. Gmxirit saxio.Sui.ivlk,
Tbo was not in conridera- * U- iltsita, Avma Loomi.*.
llursE.—Tho Houfo protected to “
tion or tho report of tho Special Committee jo the
Mattorron core, which concludM with » pmoiUluid
that it la inexpedient to take farther tetioau..regard
to the reaoiation for hia expetnon Soveral mom- j
bora argnotl in favor of the vtewa of 11.0 Committee,
that the Honae haa tho power to pnmah Ita members
for disorderly eoodoot, and by a vote of tno-tEtrds ,
may expel them; bat it never was designed that tho j
charge should be revived at a subsequent session,be- |
cause there is no power to limit or restrict tbo sov- :
errignty ortbo people In tho choice of their represen
tatives. , |
MrsJUtchio moved to lay thewholo subject on the
tables Agreed- Yoas, 96; nays, C 9.
The House passed tho Senate bill establishing
tbreo additional land districts In C&lifumia.
Mr. Shaw, of Illinois, alluded to a remark made
by Mr. Smith, of Virginia, yesterday that tho suc
cessor to Col. Richardson informed him that a Dem
ocratic member of Illinois held a conference and
concluded that tho only courso left for Mr. Douglas
to be re-elected to the Senate was to oppose Lccoinp
ton. Mr. Shaw wished to say that no such confcr
ence had been held nr was contemplated by tbo
Democratic members of the delegation. ID* never
had any iotiraation from Mr. Douglas. Ho (Mr.
Douglas) was not influenced by any such motive,
nor did ho believe it to be a fact, lie bad said that
, he looked npon the Lccwnptou movement as a great
I wrong and violative of tho principles of «olf g"Vcrn
-1 ment and that neither Mr. Douglas nor his friends
would or ought to be sustained by Illinois ‘ l they
gave it their support. If Mr. Smith understood
moro than this he wholly misapprehended him.
Mr. Smith reiterated that in conversation with
Mr. Morris ho slated distinctly and explicitly that
tho Illinois delegation held a conference in order to
secure Mr. Ib-ugla..' re-election to tho Senate. If bo
was correctly iub.roed Mr. .Morris related this to
others. That gentleman also informed him that the
delegates from Illinois to the Cincinnati convention
had rccMbmcnded various appointments to tho Pres
ident, and that the recommendations wero disregard
ed but that this was ->ne of the grievances on tho
part of the delegation. The gentleman from Illi
nois bad a similar conversation with the gentleman
from Kentucky.
Mr. Burnett remarked that ho did not fecDat lib-
crtv.b* repeat the conversation between Mr. Morris
and himself without that gentleman's consent.
Mr. Morris inquired where tho conversation took
place. “•
Mr. Smith replied that it did not matter whore,
so that tho main fact was stated.
Mr. Morris said that tho conversation tatween him
and Mr. Smith was in December lost, in the presence
of his (Morris’) family, when ho spoke as to whether
some plan might not lie devised by which tho Knn-
Has question could ba settled without serious coo-
fiict or division in tho Democratic party, and bail
also stated that neither Mr. Dougin* nor any other
man who favored Lecotnpton rnnld-W elected to the
, SeDato. He. recollected further hi* stating that '•»
his arrival at Washington, ascertaining that Mr.
Dougin* would take n position against Lecompton,
ho engaged in conversation with Col. Richards-.n
and Mr. Douglas, when ho informed tho latter that
if bo had matlo up hi* mind to oppose Loconipton, he
should avail himself of tho earliest opportunity to
deliver his views, for if he put off his speech to tho
21st i.f Docembor. when tho vote was to bo token on
Kansas, his motives would be tmtmgned aod his ene
mies take advantage. Kono of Ibe Illinois delega
tion bat himself took part in the cunveralion. As a
warm personal and political friend of Mr. Dougla*.
whut motive could ho havo for making a statement
to Ins detriment? Ho doubtless said too murh: that
tho delegation in Congress, not the delegates to tho
Cincinnati Convention, complained that Illinois had
not well been provided for in the distribution of offi
ee-i. He had been greatly misapprehended.
Mr. Iliiruett did n-.-t pretend to give the precise
words of tho eonvcrsnti'.n wiih Mr. .Morris, but un
derstood Mr. Morris to slate distinctly that thcDcm
ocratic members of Illinois had n-nnferenee. nn-l de
termined that Mr. Dougins should pursue his jireseo:
course on Kansas; that this was the only means by
which Mr. Douglas could sustain himself at home,
and unless ho opposed l.ec’>inpton. defeat would not
only bo inevitable to Mr. Douglas, but to his friend*.
In that conversation. Mr Morris al*o spoke as to
whether tho means wore devised by which the Dem
ocrats could act harmoniously, and said that Mr.
Dougins did not intend to lx; crushed mu by the ad,
ministration.
Mr. Marshall, of 111 , repeated that no such con
ference as that alluded to had hoc a htdd. The state
ment was wholly nntru**‘
Mr. Smith, pi Va., said ii was true that a conver
sation was held by him with Mr.'Morri?, io ibe pres-
ence of his "family, but he went there, at Morris’ re
quest, to ronsult about ao old soldier's claim, and
the other subject eamo up after this was disposed of.
Hai tng no political secrets himself, be held it to be
his doty to his country to trace oul, by-any proper
and legitimate means, the secret motives and priiaie
purposes of public men wb<> ntlrihut** other reasons
for their conduct.
Mr. Wright, or Go., said if this conversation were
not terminated, if must of necessity run ioto person
aliries. Theto seemed to bo a tendency to widen tho
breach.
Mr. Morris said Mr. rnii'h bad announced hi*
settled determination if. retail prii aro conversation*
wheu bo thought public ioterc•;* required it,
Mr. Smith explained that he d.-i n-»t say that he
would use prjvau- utnl conlidcutial conversations for
public u<e% hut without tho itijundb-o of confidence
he would be ;it liberty,to refer to them, for he c -uld v’e
no -lifferehce between public men aod public subjects.
If those were trail.#.* could he not expneo the trvsoo.
Mr. Morris war glad that Mr. Smith watches the
interest of the country and will defend etc* y uvonne
of libertrtn the last. What gentleman would desire
every conversation with his fellow members or friends
to i>o publicly exposed. >The conversation between
him occurred in private, bnt ha-1 been retailed in tho
•peeeh of tho gentleman Trom Virginia.
Mr. Wright saw n<- necessity for any pctsonal feel
ing. All tho difficulty came from the wm.l con
-1 fcrvncc.
The Ilnnse went into committee.
Mr. Lane, tho delegate from t>rev<'Ti. after |i' v akmg
i support of the admission of that tenitory a« a
tato into the Union, branched off on Knnra«. advo.
tting Lncompton.
Mr. Hall, of Massachusetts, opposed L<*«-ompton,
nd in the course of hi* remarks defended the deeds
nd memory of the Pilgrim father-.
The House adjourn? i.
W f.ncsnTo’t (-jtv, Msmtn 27.
A euneas of I >c:no<*ratie members of tbo House
wxs held to night and was fully at (ended by both
Lceoinptooitvs ami Anti-Lccomptnniie?. A com
mittee of 2d. composed of 10 on each side wero or
dered tn he appointed to report at an adjourned cau
em on Tuesday night tho best mndo-and manner of
admitting Kansas into the Union under tho Lccomp
ton Constitution.
Nfw York, March 27. —Further California news
slates that Santa Anna was on his way to Mexico,
having left Carlbagcnin on the 12th for Havana.
From tho Colorado river wo learn that both the
steamers ased by Lieut. Ivos iu his exploring expe
dition up that stream had sunk. Ho was in ootii-c
-queoce compelled to abandon tho undertaking.
CAStioa. Me., March 27.—The floor of an auction
;sre in this city, broke through this afternoon, dnr
ig n sole, nod two hundred men, women find cbll
reu worn precipitated into tho collar. Fortunately
n person ‘was killed, although serenil received
svere injuries.
C-. 1.1 n itia, C.. March 27.—One hundred college
students have boon suspended till Octobrr, for insu
bordination. Tbo faculty having refused a suspen
sion of exercises on Thanksgiving D%y the gtndeflfci
tarred the benches in tho recitation rooms and com
mitted other exceptional eels.
K.i«TO5, Pi:s.na.. March 27.—The passenger de
pot of tho New Jerry Central Railroad at Fhillip*-
burg, was totally destroyed by fire this morning.—
Tho lire caught from an engine.
St. Ijoi-w, Man b 27.—The rlv»'X lias fallen Jour fact i.w
it l*cgau to rrcid.-. The Illinois is Wlitir. but still the
bauk« arc full. Tire Lppcr Mississippi i" stationary wftlj 5
l*et 2 inches wat-r at Dubinin.-. The Missouri I* tAllliig
with 4 feet water In tho channel. Weather clear. Mercury
G 2 degree*.
Telegraphic lttsrketi<
New York. March 27. —Cotton: sale* 1500 bales; market
irrcrnUn MidiJllngmicb#nge<J; Miretl lots declined^
Flour b-'Hvy. except B*>nthern White which is steady
bhls sold. Wheat oull nod teary. Corn beavT: sales M.W«)
boshMld: Whin-Yellow c&fytfr. Mix.d Meetern
G; i.i p.irk steady; l*rhae has adrance.l 6c; sales nl Ji-i'U
C11i75 Lard Arm bocon Ann; Cnmberlaml
fee Hams B&<S9}6 ebnuldna llntter active «t
laaiHr. Whisky doll at 2<»r. Uns.-e<l Oil a-lvnucedlc: at
W&ac. Hides at I7‘f I-ea*hrr lower, “allow
strjtilr Mobines very firm at 82/icai. Freight* dull, on
floor to Liverpool Is W(3l* M- «wk» dull and lower •
Chirac.. * It. ck Islaud 76: Michigan Bouib-rn it-
York Central 70: Prana C«u*l 7» 1 £ landing Wh Onlena *
Chicago 10-H: Michigan Central Krl<- “* Clevi lau.
A Tided.. Uf£: Cleveland, Coin minis A Ctnrinuati
crosse grants H .
PmLtDXLPHiA. March 27.—Broulatufl* hoto not b.-cti ef
fortrd by tho Knropeanadvice*. Moro ‘^"! r .{ Pi) ,. r il"“ r f '‘
had for shipping, aud 2000 Lbls sold at
mixed an.l good brands, and 1000 bhls Ohio extra.
private. Hv«. Flour and Corn Meal unchanged, andi W lw»t
Kt2c per bn«h lower: sales of Hod at $.,06101-1 • . '
Whit., at Rye v*ry scarce and wanted at .uc
His nettvicy notrd iu Corn for several weeks J«»t still mn
tlnn. s. hush were dlajmsiol of at which l» “
further mlvsuco, o.u etcady at n.S. Provision* Md very
firm)v,hut not much doiov. In Jitocerica, no rhanen. Ch
verieed at 2.V. Wool rather mor«i in.,iiir.al after.
(Ylilaky fair at 2f!^a.22c.
CiacUTSATJ, Match 27.—V1..ur nin-hanfcsl: sales 2.2U0 bhls
at 53,C0Y4d,74J fur ordinary to choice superfine. Tberejs tn>
c harge in Oialn. Whisky firm, sales Lux* I<M» a* 1*34
provision* quiet: mdblng of lm;sirtanrc was di.no except
rale* of 700 bbl* Lard at o*/Jc. Mos* |*ork is held »t $15.75.
Bacon Bides y Bulk Side, nml Shnnlderi fr»4 and 8.
of 100 bbds Bacon Shoulder* sold at . Linseed OH
hrmatGOc. Weather showery Mercury 7t>
BAivnioxx. March 27.—Flour qui«t and heavy; Howard
street and Ohio at Wheat active; cxcoptltijt
nrlmr low grailra. which are dull; good h. prime <)U..tr* *t
<1 2<V.TI 40. CViru active and buoyant. \\ buky diis.ping,
and quot*i °t 2i>4@22}Zc pet gallon.
yimusenunts.
T-fc ittsbuhou T 11 e a t k e
F&ICB OT.AP*IMII'!»-
60c. Priratu Box, l«rp» $9,00
80im..."* prJraUßox, email 5,00
cowa ««_ «*
Colorrf 80,,51,CW.
SATOBDAY ETFNIMI, THBoS
ffiSS-owwtSSSlffi?» nW.
D ”" V Mi.. Joll. Turnbull
To conrlud* with tb. Nautical Lhal ’ ,3 : ‘ n J~
TUB OCEAN CHILD —Harry Heim, Ur lUnley; «* 7
IleJm. Un Van iwrit-j; -
Jj. WOODS' PEARL STARCII constant
. \f on hand and for ial« by the unJervipned.
lie* m»yUi awurwd that U.l. eaimriur lUrch;•«[ {•*£"“
equal u» any of t»>« mow e xpetuivo form* of Can? m
fnr malting dcllcatft Ulnno Mange, Funding*. or Case.
BepertJcnlar to«o.ialrof.>r “Wood* 1 I’enrl
._l4 e»mcr F»n>t and ttreotr.
bbls. **>,£*/££>***'
I Commercial
PITTSUUUUII -IIAIUtETS.
[ HrpnrUd SprdaUy for th* PMilur<jh G%U*U< }
ITrrsncitott. liorovr, 29.1858.
I'Lil'll—tin r- were no s.iloi from Ant hand* or on wharf:
from More, 22 tibia extra family at £4,37; 30 do extra and
family do at $4 and £1,53; and 150,liX)anJ200 bbls*at $3,37 for ~..v vnN
superfine. £4 for extra and $1,50 for family d . Themarket • . i..\ . . •
WdoUand.plrlllc. I MESS' AND I!O\HiT.-.
OKAlX—market unchanged; Bale* from first hand* of 50 j - >1 1.-sE?' UL<h.iMl.l».' AN l> 1 1-A -.
and2oo bushels Oatsat27. and 2tt)do atCObitfrom store,7oo : . , . with thi* branch nf the Lnsi
bus at 2a. Itye, a sale of dill) bus from first tisud.s nt 53, do- » Ainteserj ‘“"e-'*''
iiv.-r.Mi, and 2uo do from «tore at 5T($5« [ tnibscriber haring just returned from . ~r; ‘ . . al ..i -i, b«n. r«
OIIOOERIKS—saIes oflOO hhd* fncar on private teems ! I Ilr ' tfUUH.rtUcr o J ■ ... time m.-i .
I,rimC nt 8: Sl^H 9t ** iT *** COUDt ' 7 R ‘ i New York and Philadelphia, fctb ronfld-nt that Lc can of . *«l*Ptcd to th,ir ro^ntr.
■“ { V«f.w. I ' cent f-.r rneh will beatlo*<-l
-d, 23«I?..?; SST J ! fer INDUCEMENTS TO TORCIUSUUS. totb In u.i, nlv.n I, n-
RaM&SS : «•»,!,, Pile.,, * «»I l— *'« »' «»■ , »* " —*"
dors ui 7*.,; lbs western Hams nt 2mto tbs city do
nt 10. all at ci-.h: .iUi lO.noo lbs Shoulders and Hums at 7 1 1
and
MKTAI.
£W. -lx 111 on
IJUTTUH Si WHS.
5 1»M« egßSnt In'...
NAILS—we h-sr of a sale of 4.000 kc?< Nails, a-.-rtod,
bought on speculation, on private terms.
1.1 ME—sale* in lots of 7.7 bbl* Louisville at J1.23(?i •
SEEDS—*aI«-s from ftoro nf 27 and 5» has Clover at $7.00, 1
. ami 17 do Timothy at ;,2.2.Vd-2,.>>,nii'l 50 do inferior at $1.7 j •
FJU IT—sab sof 200 hits Apples at Jl.:a. ami »
: do in the small wav nt $1.40. Teaches. 20 bn* at 53,75
HAY—sales nt *e,)rs nt sWi.sl4 i*-r ton. nr.cf ;H>
from store nl $l5 per ton.
WHISKEY—rah* of I'. I,bis r*w at V.). anJ re.-tUI.-d a t
—a sale of 52 ton*, rhoira Tennessee cobl bbi»t. nt
*—snh-s of 5 l.hls prime mil at 15. anil
Imports by Ulrrr,
MOXONCAHELA NAVIGATION CO.—to bid flour. Wat*
A W deon. CJ l>gx wheat. K.ipor* & rn; 113 do apples. fi hbl
do. 7 bt'l whi»kfy. Id oats, 1 LbU th-nr. Swindler n hr*
1 box uidsc. 7 l>b!a eggs, '2O pkgw siindi irs. Hoii-o
A co; Id bags barley, Ktajd; 4'i bbl* flour, Üb*ty; to do do.
Wel.-li; 13 hbl* eggs, W do flour, Seaton; 4 M>U 3 d"
sundries, S bld« epph;*, Price; 454 hole* gin**, Fla- k; 1 bbl
. egg*. IlotiKt*; 179 bin glass. Berry; 70 bids apph«, Brady; A 3
"b(T« rum, Peter non; 29 bid* apple*. Holdnson; lino hdls paper.
Culbertson: 5 bids apples, lu do flour, ffh'ri-r: 13 bbl* flour,
owner; 3i> bira t>it«, McKlroj: U> bbl* flour. J.>»ml*-rt A
Sliipton; 12 do on, MoCaudle**, Mean*A rn; 111 bg. rug*.
MrCulhmgh; £1 d . do, 5-wrnrcr; *2O bp? rye, 44 d , apple*. 11
bbl* appb>*, 1 do Unnkiti; 127 mis paper. C dl.n«; 22
»k* mgs, Wcl.lin; 11 jsr« marhinrrr. (ilb«oti: bib l.\* gla-*,
Miller* Ilii-Uitsoii. 6 bilk ip;d-*.'lo bxs do. Bm.h.-r, 100
ln*siniii. Bntitt: A bbl* eggs, King; 1 ,! do apples, rrsdy.
WHEELING, per Urwallu—l utils lime. Kvan*. 7 bbl* ato
pies. S hx* pH«l». Clark £ c<n 1 bid floor, /.umuurmari: 4
bids waddiD*. Wilson & co; ‘29 bills paper. 5 *ks sks, linnna:
104 water pipes, la tops, Culliui; 12 bids apples, 4 Lks ecus,
5 bbls lard, Uerl>ert; 13 bbls apples, Fct7.tr, 3'.) bps rye. \Vil
s.m . McKlroy A cut 39 do do, Liggett; 12 do pointm-. Can
field: 20 do barley, Huffman, McCreary A co.
UWISVILLE I>»r Potomac—fi hc« —M. Wanlrap. 2b"
pips lead, B (. Fahnestock; 10 bbls tallow, Wilson At! rtnatr
23 bbls cotton. Dicker; 127 ska u beat. 7* l bps jwitatne*. * do
».vd. 2 MU car springs. 7AD bid* lluur. l'!ai k A • ■<>; lissi bids
flour, J McCully; t bid ser.l. W McCully l do orange*.
Watson.
l.ori c VIU.E per Clara IWn-lbX m Ur. tnii-'ll, 3 M,.l*
Inbnciin, I bs do. 11- vl. 1 do. I do. FalleiMn; 2 do. 1 do.
Murphv: 7 do. 1 d-», Grier. I do. MclMmhl; 12 hx* flour.
Wlmui'-re. W-r-’f A co; 10 > bids II- nr, Tayb.r Udd Ibpior.
Baum; 291 sfc* wheat. Kennedy. 1 big tea.her*. I bundle
tr--*-*, owners'. 2 UtU skint, 1 bbi tw*wm. Kea. '23* bp* po
tatoes, Wlllock; W bg* do, 02 sk» wheat. »3y bbls f!.<m 17.)
I.xs starch, Clark L co; s rolls leather, ow n'-r
Imports by Ilnllroad.
P. Ft. \V.. & C. I*. 8.—44 *k* r-in-. 14 do buckwheat. 2
hid* egg*. 23 bbls apples, J J h-v-se; 3 do. le do rpps. 1 do
butter. MciLabls; 3 do, 12 do apple*. 11 do ftp-. Fuller; j
d*,l do butter. II lliddlc A Co; Ido egp*. Crup: d'-* bids
upplr.s, 1 do bird, 27 sb« rye, 4b pcs bacon. L l‘eter*-.ii; '•
bid* applm, 7i do flour, hi i'l« cbisrse, 1’ IVlcre-n, 221 bii»
flaxseed. Dehatcn. 27 bijs i |erer?ecd. 4l». bb.* flour. Brown
A Kirki»trick- 3 kg» butter. Mirirer A Dil*‘Jilh; d*. l»
Mair; 3M2 bus wheat, Kennedy A P.m; 74 rto-i lutrkeN. J
Patton, dr 20 do. Kirkpatrick L ru: 27 bills paper, )vtkm«
A ro: 4>l bps feed. 9 do meal, 33 do tl.-iir, 3> bbls *ppb-s. (,3
>ks drlnl applcr, D C ilerbst; 15 bis riset*. K Townsend A
eo; 4 bid* oil. O flinpbam A it>: 5 bp* |ee a bids epps,
Scoft. Ilrabsm A ere 154 bids sppl-s. li>'> sks rye. 147 do rnt*.
J Craig; lb sks rye, 22 do barley. G 1\ .41111111 A Co; lu «sek*
dried itpples. M<-Clnrki»n A <o; 4n l bl* flour. O B l-ewh: 7
|o |. apple*. «.do« pps. A I* Tb.-mpsou; 7 bids apples. S l>yor.
.. do r-pp*. Ijrsbsm * Th 'tii iv 4't ‘k* flour. Spuup A ™;
bu- p-tsi«'*. h H Coulter lit bus nnts. 312 bn* potab*>» p
bll* buUer. 27 th> ere*. 7» d- nppl. «. i; .-at* c title, 2 do hop*.
. w ner»; .'“> bid* butter. C’l d.) epp*. !2o do lard, 241 do up
pies. 1< .Id do fl-.ur. 7do oil. I»ihi i- (1 » wheat. 2ii r<dt* le il
:v; iL* drt'*i Upple*. *bd Md* I»-I I. no bx« ln.-«,n. :T1 rk's d-'.
Clarke A c„
IV C A C. u. B —3 Id.:, .’•j.-*, Bi.. :ie A car* .stile,
s tin h ig*. oetiers; Uo4bld* flour, M d-ulii*key. 2T i ks
bacon, *2hh »k* 5 Idols' Mlwa .••>. W to* l*i.- uu. 2 - bbls
oil. 17 sks dried sppUs.24 bbls eggs, 12 do buttif. Clarke Axa*
C A P. K. K —l'S) jHitaUK-s, 27 l>U* do. ll lli*k; 1^
do?. bro.>ni«. iV< bbls fl„ur, brown A Ktrki*atrick; 4>9
Uirley. G \V Smith; 41 l*lls rhsirs, C F K lopfer A co. 21 do.
Young A cm 33 do. Hammer £ Hauler. 12 hbU tluur.d Iler
b it. 2 bbl* butter, 3 kgs lard. K lUlrell £ eo; 2 bbl* eggs.
7 sk* out*. 1 bbl butter, f L.tlln X ru 325 bus c>.ru. 2* Md-
Hour, McU-uie A Aiyrr. 2 Uds butter. 1 do egg*. Atwell. Lst
A nr 22 bps poUtto.'*. *l7 bids Uni, '2240 [,<-* Dfst. K lUibi
fmi \ rsi; 2b do clow-rii-cd. Os.p. r A <■«.; Kui bids i,sb. 2l«
bti* (s.Lst.s'S, .1 B Canfield; 22b bus rye. 35 sks Kudu} . * Md
tlour, U McCullough A n.; 271 bp* frs*l. tb-ri incl"H. U‘
bblf apple*. 22 <Us too on. s Md* eggs. 7 4o bull, r, 357 do
finer, j 2 kgs tar 1. :*5 bbls U-wJ, 31 do lish. Clarke A e*
IIIVKKNEWS,
.4.11 nrJjv «a* a fine, rninfortJible day. but lh< re ui* j.roni-
rain The r'rv. rl* I tiling rapidly .» Hh now m-t in.-re
than 7 fe.-t by ' the pl-r. bhtpe. Muct* waiting f-r a h s.l l<e
i,m to evunt tire prubabilliy M their. l—iDgcnvgbt hem The
tort IVayne, Cspt MiHuid. mrned-on Katurdsj from N»w
Uth-atik We published lift manitc"l *-vrral rtrvj-»uice
she will |ea»i. l-> re light, probably uMay. The I’ .lnmac.
Cnpt. Hurry, nrtixrJ ti-.-m l-otiisvilh. will, a lair cargo r-hi
wkj the first bool at L.iii*wli«Tr»m here after tin* breaking
up of the ice. and found pl-nly of In ighl. Sh" lan*ltd «
.leal nl it nt P.irki lalmrg aud vf t r places, m.-l bnsicht
a C t, *| p,i. up Tin* Clara l*tan arnv-d in (rotu U.ui.ville
*l»c. she hail disehargM 115 tons on the way up. and «nll
retained a f.ur csrg • .She « ill probably go i lit light. If *ho
has imt belon* the**, line* «i» in prmt There i- tu Urt tio
•■iti-ourngunn-ul for i*..at" to e >no i»p here, or at len«t w«
bt-pe tin IV i* l-ett. r pr<i*|s-:-tsf- r th-ui to star atruy ...The
J p I'nngb went on; i lsU rJai, llgiit. noJ :i g.—l many
capt-oui upd "« n- r* are '-..tnit-u to th- r-.irelusion ib.tl the
brtler uay will be i i them to land their freights here and
lertt- r.irttiwhb tor any place pr--toi«ing a forgo.
The lk*h'gHl<, Cspt Maiattn. »"Ut out • -ti b.iti.i-isy « ith
a rri r fair b.a.l f. r The tVvna.b*. l-*i le.t lr..nj
top i w laoftotii. «" uruiiti* «* Itli jieophs, left t>a JhUur.Uy
Km'fft.it'Mi to ib-W.-: t., Kai-nat, Ni'l-ra*ka. Miinitn.U
»J»1 all ►hrl* ...I plan* pr.Uli**'* !•• If larger tii.ili It *-V-r
xt *■ tor » M-.twti i—l-.u l lie CauaJah td .ui uihuxti*. aiivtmt
t.f ftirnitut,.. «.th CMttlf and oil th- n.-c-MMir* hr a
begiouiug in n-w land* The h**«l» te-gin
aUf t'h it, -It. ■» In tin .r fuight l<- U* large iiubxUt> of
al. I ••Hitting*. ami U»e li-w O'Unlrir* will *.».!!
brgiu t<> i ■ .ili.’.u tli:it.ilo ‘i »Hitnii wli.i-h hod ihu*ml during
Ibr xx inter uiolilli- in it* i ..ur*.\ bus again tak,-t. <»|» in- tin
.il man b. “ • -ta .nd In.
Til- n*» I-*'- A- h.v- *.».f 1...10.1 t.. Si L»»« lurr »t
(la.led ■!> .il of MtvUlion Th- .'Rj lank, llowtnt
an other* hav- a »ul-j-rt« a a.s»J dual• Tin
.*t la-tii* Iti'putdii'an *.«) * oi t!:«* sk.x l-nrk
•• W • • aught c.t| tain IV'i* J.,lin«nn .SI »m? y< ‘taniti
an trail hn V 'll til* lro« *t-nu>rr t»k) hark. ill the 11.>.!/!•-
capfrity >‘l Ca|ita ii .m*l Clerk, and a tie-rough bu»i
lie*. Him i* capable ot 1 .- t li urtir— It 10-'U-d natdlal lu -*•
Cap: B-u. at cur levee ..gain on n b.iut. ami It t-el* quite
natural to him l" h- on Up hut a fine cr«ft Ox>'v. and
a« tsp hate alr-al? pnt-Suh**l hit d.menMun*. build. Ac., it
i< n-'t xxot til »hdeh- tvpeat Che»e particular* »»ii** •■! if.*-
, tidelKtol tbi Skv-Lark l-ltiit H Orio lujat. i». til'! fa-t
that *ha ralD«‘around vnth '■» ton* of freight lor the Mi*-
•■•tin rtrer. and nearly -hKi [ii4Aen«er«. cabin and deek, fur
the »2tn» -j'--ilunlioii. ?h- [•••ttorni* udmir.thly. and o ill
take a hit'll |da «< atUotii tho Mi-i-mri 1 irt-r »U-i:nier. —bu'-
C-n* to Captain John*. !!- Til-.-k..-Urk will l-uvr for the
il liAOUri LodlV. at 4 o'clock. I’ >1 She can taken lea n>-ra
p.avxenp re."
The Capl Dean, left on Saturday, after a lone
time here and a i:r«vt lah.r in settins » rarpo ...Tbo Dr
Kane. C.ipl- Shaman, aluo departed The Aurora. Cnpt
llh' il-*. al*o. lor New Urlemi* The Kt \Vajt»eh**t nl~‘.
{M-rfeclly bavins Come Inin the tTwiruins Ihe Lit-
Murtin eft ah 'lit iwtlisht for 7.anesTtlh-. ai.d Ida new
l..r the Ipper Miwairalppl, with • C'f' ,oa ' thd
nntnerour pa.-*encer«
A r-‘ n. promlßing to eettlu down inh> an old lathi.»rie.l
hard «toriit. i ani- or. a litilo after inn-down tnth .« h rnU
gn*t of wind that drovo the dust in *tillinu ck’iida Ihrotiith
the rtnufie. and made tbo river roll up in <imt" furvui*
wares for an hour
There i« » »-rv plain diminution in the nnnjt- rof boat*
at th- laii'ht.y ' t rum the foot «.f KVrrv *treet t. the p-'int
there an* hut few loft Saturday Bervcd to thin them
out vtill inure, ns there were only three arn»*l‘. pn»d <ui<* of
them dejnirte-l. ami ten d-partnre* >lun:u Saturday and
Snii'Uj
We do not think w* shall ».*.. the line of rteutm rk
here and Cincinnati continued many dajv tnure. We very
much doubt whether sew the Kentniky up Imre as s
p«ckel in thsl lin- » second time Klin wo* told on >«>!•!•
•isv. and we hear »ho would l»e p»ircha»ed t y one of thri-o
pnrlic** either one «.f wbom will put her In tome troile wlo ia
■he will bo more likely to pay than between the** port*
Kho did not | reliably loan nny thing on her fir«t tup. Wo
■re cure, also, thut sho did md make much
Thu Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday wits •
• I'll* price of coal U ndvnncins. tim rat*. ld cents >*
usliel hy the tkUd lutwl at l»ui«»ille Th- k'rod Tron n*
hlpjx-d ltr'J tons of pork on th- fhK-heiter ye-t-rday f-r
■UUDurgb A privn e letter fn.oi Kransvill-. lowa. In
iiruis u« that tlie IV. M. im*» rircr i* in . lcclDnt l-.Miiu
mler. from Fort l>*n Moinos to tbo month Johu Merrill.
i.iia it U;ui«, iiihjn boy «n the *le*m-r Kciotn N" 'd. fell
verbnnrd from the boat W»dne*lny night, at ('annelion.
and was dn>wne<i. II- was on the after guard of the hoal.
hut U'fore tin* )»iil could Iki sent tu him ho dl*apt>e«rcd
Voslerdsj w-published an exrltuiru dlspstch tmin Meln
phi*. aiiiiuiiui iii” on luTi.lent tn the st.-unn-r KvarmriUe
Afli'C the fire wos el.linguisli--d io 111- hold, ulir guard bmke
of!. prtvipltatlnß thirty hale* of cotton into the river, corry I
ing oSerlHMrd thto<-drek iiassengere. who were ilf'-wn-d. j
The bout reached Memphis, hut leit nan of the clerks and a i
number of Un: crew to-hind to pick up lim cotton " |
St Lott*.—The D>imocmt. of Tlmrsday, »*ys J
• The river at this point ron!itm-« to rwiecfe at the r»te of
six liichin in the twenty four h-uis f.umle-r. iron, old
niacli.uery. continue «till psrtixdy suhniergisi in tlie
margin ot the river Boats from the Mie-ouri re port il fall
iut— those from Uic Upper Mississippi report it on a stand,
and threw from the illinoit report It in tbo aam« candition.
Arrisale yesterday were numerous. The Cheosman, Kkj-
Urk. Marengo ami Sir Wro Wallace have ail arrived mure
our last, with as fine trip* a« their oflleers could de*ir,«—
chiefly |.r Missouri river Hi- Mary Ccask.Clifton. Fashion.
Ac . will be hero from th*OM<> this mornimr. xvlth full trips "
The (isxette. of same date, adds:
••The Marmora arnruil from lamisvilln, and tbo I’idand
from Nashville, with good trips The Ihdroont cUured for
t.au renceburg. where she will discharge Its) ton*, und return
to thtsr-itT and load for I’iltaburgti The receipt* of h
la. co by the rivet at l.onißVtlle, now average 100 hhiU ]>er
day Tb* Kt-ph-n Decatur wtll Is- here tn dujr on her way
to I’ltlahiirgb The cnbin of thu I'rtncess wj* met floating
in the river, hythoAtvin Adams, in Pha**nw-towti bond,
with a rwnim of wreckers about it. plundering and taking
it hi plamsa The No B will t»e here t<*duy on
it* way to attempt the resurn-ciion ot tb« Kt l.swrence,
sunk at fcviljHirt Ao attnmpt is l-in;; mad* to form a
r-gnlar jmcket tin- of Lksals between Kt l-itils and Kt Panl
Steamtioat lletjlater.
AIIKIVKD —Jefferson, Cmwiwvllle; Lut-rtie, do; Co!..eel
Bat ar.h EliKil»eth; Lizzie, Marlin. Zanesville: i’ototua., Cin
cinnati. Ihisalle. Wheeling; Fori Wayne, New Orleans;data
Iw-on, Louisville
DBFARTED —Jt flcraon. llrownsville; Lnr.erne,do;Colonel
llayord. Elizabeth: lb-salio Wheeling: Canada. Kt. L*mw
Kupcvinr. Cincinnati: Kt. L«ni*. St Louis; Aurora. New Or
1-an*' (Kdegate. Louisville; Dr. Kru.e, Kt Lawiir. liladiator
do; .1 K. I'rtngie. Cinctimali; Lizzie Martin. Zanesvillr. Ft
Wayne, Cincinnati; Darotah. St I.otil*
River? fed—fulling
Sundries--
7 hbla. prime Imh Table Butter;
8 “ frc*li Eggr,
TX htt* clean Prlwl Apples,
4 bbls Leaf Lard;
h saddle* firth Venison;
‘1 doz Qualls;
il) pair Chickens, Turkey*. Dorks, A.-.
Ju«t received bv EiprvN* and for sule at No T. Filth si
mr i; ‘ II KIDDLE,
Mackerel!— "
•jfiO bbls Larjm N’<i. d Mockarel.
UK) half do do do.
‘Jft hlil* $.2 Mackerel,
2U hair do do.
'go bbls}l do,
half do do,
Ju*t received and fnr sale by
Lake fish T-100
-100 hlf bbls White Fish,
fs» do Trent,
‘gi bbls dn,
oj dj Salumn, in storo and far lain by
n ,rt J. B. CANFEU.D.
MAGNESizI— liushand’n, Henry's'" Mus
■ay*s and Citrate, constantly no band ui
4 JOS FLEMI N<JK, cor Diamond aud Markvt si.
IMJKPE^TI^K —25 bbls. receiving by
MACKKOWN k FINLEY,
r js No. IC7 liberty etreet.
Cfcn UfIDSTPRIME N. 0. SUGAR for
/60VJ tale cn landlnj. (torlT) JAfl QAHDINER.
LOVE’S COLUMN
gSTi PHILADELPHIA: SPRING. ®|3
JI BRDOKsIa,
X.i.:tVolil NU.281 South Si-t'oml St..
SPRING AND SUMMER R^ECT^jn^^. m.i-
DRY GOODS.
men fancy dress silks,
Kk'll ULACK BAYADERE
RICH BLACK SILK ROBES,
'• PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
HUNTED BERAGES.
| •• OROANIME LAWNS,
! Also —Clmllu’s, Crape De Efiprineefi,
1
Ijiwn>s Ac.
SHAWLS AND MANTLES
£;BROCUE BORDERED
-ji'-
PRINTED BORDERED
~ lOf every Style. Color anil Qunlity
Wi '
, varying in prii'i 1 * from Two to Fif-
t j teen I lullar-
'FRENCH LACE AND
CIIANTILLA MANTLES.
FromTlirce t.. Thirty Dollars.
w! NK.KDI.K WOHH
23 lIANPSoMK SKTT
COLLAR AND >IJ.IIVHS.
,—, : \ F.ltV r.lt'H BEAL
FRENCH WoUK C<»LLAR 5 .
S!emhroiueki:i> linen
I
x}
.(ACnNKT AND SWISS
««-H
EDOINOF. INFKRTINtiS
WHITE GOODS
I—Tl'K'l LI n.nTH
<-
for BAsyrv:?, collar
- FKI.N'. Il AN'l* i:N'tiLl<a
w"
CC Ju'uM.TT.'. N.UN.-hmKS,
{VICTORIA LAWN?, if
PLAIN. PI.AIIi. STRIPKU
HOSIERY.
I
~'A FULL ANSI COMPLETE AS-
S.OKTMKNT.
Mourning Goods
Jj O F F. VF. R V D ESC K I P T 1.0 N
tC GOODS FOR BOV'S WEAR,
Q,
• 'Bltirk, Blue. Green, Drub itntl 01 iv
Blue, Groen, Drub and ,oliv
KSW* I
CASIIMEKETTS.
Plaiil, Plain and Strijied
TWKKDS. MERINO.
Linen and Cotton Rant Stuffs, Ac.
DOMESTICS
THE LARGEST STOCK AY TllE
many of tbo above Go<«H;werc bought <«f
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS, !
J.ARGE A UCTIOXS, FOR CASH,
WE ARE ENABLED TO SELL THEM
er t) a t Srfj> tftompetition
Call anti Kzamlne oar Stocte before Pur-
ebaaing RUewher*.
C. HANSON LOVE,
J. B. CANFIELD
Formerly Love Brothers, and Yonng,
Stevenson & Love,
HIGN OF TIIK ORIGINAL BEK-IJIVE,
NO. 74 MARKET ST.,
mrl&Skwlmr
11 IBB'*>’s*, BONNET MATERIAL?.
CHALKS, BLOM* LAC»>.
ARTIFICIAL FL'>WEK.i. Kl 'CU KX
' an- 1 Domrstio Hanlwaro.
Xn. 74 Slrftt, /.'hern >"'■ '
1 O / f'„nrth I, l , ,.t‘},UTf)h, P'l.
rrijlß subscriber \< r»*w opening a large ami
X. w.-ll Bs*«rinn-nt r.( Forvi.-ii and L"
IL.i-rlwaro, uii-1 uilll-«.•! I.m an P>-1 trrm* any h..u«.'
inllmcitv. Ilis i-mLnicr* u ti'-i.'n>i <- r!:t :>i
nf U.iplvniM.Oill.Tx. IVupwiti r IA- n- u r- .• • •.; A. ..
ir . tr. which lu> inviiiH lln* attention >•! M-t.-ii u-t- nu-1
ni!i~r« li.>fnrp miUldyinc l.li’W-'dT'-s.
c mrlti HAMI. FAIINE.-TuCK.
7~1 II F. M I C A I. FOOD, OU COMPOUND
Vy >Yi;UP OF PHOSPHATES j» miiclt tine.J hy thu tuc'di
r:il t.wully ks a nutritive tom'-—rt'luiiniLly a to ‘up
i,ly tli.' wauls of el- mi-utary %a'tcr. wcurrinu in Ui«* >»>h
{(•iii ilnr.iip the jirr>i;M--s nl chronic .lumas'* am) t..l‘inl<i nji
. the atrencth «f iiidividtuvls wiV-ted l-.V protrac'tcd ill lawalrti
1 In an I Ojli-um|'llon it has I'.-en h.Ulid
: pai tU'nlnrlr •ervioeahle. This prcpMution is ph-awnl !■> th.
' ryp, to the taafa, Mid i;n»t*-ful t" lit* Rt"iua> h.
; 'lt ilie-s not n*«j«-«ie l>y cuntinnon* itA larp« supply
! of this i .hinhlr tiu-li.'iui- rnr’d t»ii« «l»y by
‘ Jo.-. H.LMIMi.
17 C"rt.«T Thanior.'l and Mai hot
“ ROBES,
DRESS SILKS.
SEN DRIES.—
4,‘in ImslK-l* jtrirno C!< .v,
I j ] iKi Window
. :ii> r>ul< 'Until* K«jv\
: l«nlc-i *:ivy mWnm.
! Vi <V>7 y.in.' Wjisll
lull i[.‘ linek
i J I C*«rrf|lri«'ln-
M tu m.d t"i !•)•
riio Tilß MEMBERS <>F LI BRAKY AS
| SOCIATII'X Alt.-r Dm .Wt-, \>> will
' ont, until fuitli.T n«itir'*>. M»-ntt<«r» hn'iiu; m Unir
i l will pi-w r«toin Iw-f.>• .• AiX.II. 1-:. i»*
thi l.uirnrj t'oiiiniilt-'"- ij( .il> >n: t 1 i il" 11" I “
mil* i-li a I’ntali't'iK l . IS> >-uH-r
OiMMir,' I.
STELLA SHAWLS.
STELLA SUAWLS,;
IT* 1 Removal—Bcerhaves.Holland Bitters.
\T7"K h:tvo r»'!n<>v<'il in.inul';!"t"rv
t/ 4 VY u«}:k!i\vr? wn i!irmi< n -i
y-K Mfi-Uu-ffT
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In Ul.ll wi„ - ila i ! r. tail ' T
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I?(}l«S— 1" Mils, fre-li Kg*:'* iu«t re.-'d :m.i
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r.s iH.ot I vd..t.v i.
HANDKERCHIEF S
AND rLol NVINOS.
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T)URE BRANDY AND WINKS.--1 l»:n
-> XT laril-Kt,.! »'rv fin-- .nvrlni.-ni .if pen- J; r ..n h
ry*, Warn* i>f -l-' rlpci..!. f..r m.«ti.'innl ror|.-'?< - Tin
J-* 1 wlsi.iiu- any tt.mis m H*n tin* • *i> y'> •">
"T - • itic urticl'i a! J'>.» K I'll KI.KMIMS>.
>—* mr ., iv.rn-T Immi.nil »n.l Mart.-! *1
RAVEN’S No. I Extra Fine Point. N >.
Kl.-v,U- t. (Vmwri-inl :m-» All-Mn- «t. -! fi
'J> ' In W • S. H.W KN.
frZ- •-T.-r Marl.. I ami .-.h-.m.1 *l*
/Sollies patent spring bkp—r=
\ JT ut <mr warcljoix- 1 and Oil- e< S|.f
Uni. wliirli «c iiif nr.w miil)'if.«clur>iic nint n-'lun: .it
lnnpnrci.fjr-ia.il -tnr.' T It. k t
BA /IN’.'vl’KKFl*M EKV~A - m. I*
iTM-HtTf r..rn ..1. T-.IM i' \fi it. t«. r- : ;.im<
*, t-tr.. just r--. I nii'l f.-r Ml- ’
mil'
CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES.
NANKrXETTS.
CASSIMERES.
at pricks
Pittsburgh, Penna.
JHisttllanrous.
nu.l o dncc-iiul t-f per
SA M IBL FAIIHKSTOCK
:;o hluLs. N. O. Suu-tr.
:w) hhls. Hi rup .
1U« NbIK iiH«i.rt<-d •i?''-.
V. Idds.lt«ll llntr-r.
•JtsHl Priovn C-nllish.
;iuO luuhols Rj f,
AV A i T A
Kttvi iMHi I’.V.r.. .11. .h r
•j > U.M n.",v, firn-, 1 .r •aV Ly
I.EiVI- A EHUKIIfiIN.
l.u
I-.ilcj < K'-nHi.'ky. : >r
i.-. I. tr.l ii.-t r*
K It. 'EI --X A. <■
IIKII Kit a Id I.U "i:'i i)
,r 11-tu-t' >!"'-•*«■
i ri.|>. U:e’ li/ \:.*l 1--' ►*l l
rili.H f.K a bll.W .-Hil
it'll BLACK SILK II« »BKS.
i* u.0.-'N i.-'\ y
:,n hs,shoU. ii -u.-1 v f :
pOTATOKS--A'
Oil!- Iti-'l-T.
ATWKI.I.. t.Ki: \ <•<».
«1‘
, h i, muni:>T'li:k a
Rosin— ;5 \a>u. just m-'u ami n>r i
. uii) 7 » L. KMlNKST>*riv A. O*
CIONOKKSS, KM PIKE AND BLI K LH'K
) WATKIIi*—A Urp' ,|un>ry „i ih- o-M-t »:<-d
Mui'-ral \V*i.-rt.jM3t m.ivM »»v J“<. KI.KMIVi.
n,ri! M-.rV.'t M a.j.l 11.0 I’i-mi-uJ.
WO I. F F ' S AHUM ATIC SCHKIIiA.M
?<'HNAl’r.' «'f tliimaltwMc m-li
ni,'f..n*un:lvniilwhlnt ' J‘>'. Kl.K'llN'»>
/''i'KEKN AIM’LKS— I! !iI)K Or.-rn Apple,.
\T (-r.al-lj n-.JIKUT DAt.ZKI.L 4 r.F.
| m ,r, NVJM t_
ROM. lil TTKK—S lihlf. prim.- K.. 11 I'.ut
t'T imt Pf'-ivM II|I f'l I’V
- „,,r. K'UUMIT DM /.itl.l. A C('.
HAIR I‘YK—A large "( .Rilen
llnnt-r* U'|uM H ur Djv Jn«'. r«M I >'
M U'KKoWN A FINI.n
! /'IIIKKSE.— Zv\) IW. R. Cinu-o, t-r
inift;,. IU-nKKT D.M.V.KM. A
WHITE FISH- -.*.0 half Mil*. just rreM and
fi-r *»!•• Hf mrli. II t'.S K V II (*' i 1.1.1 V*
HULL' ‘WAV'S WORM CON i'EJTION—
.m Inixl nil,l (..r -ill.. 1-v
; u, r i; U I. KAHN K.-Toi’K An>
BLACK LI:AII—.'IUm "ti huml iu.J Mr
...[.l.v n.rST [l. I, I Ml S H.' P "'K .'. .
BLTTKK- 1.1. U. Roll Mr sule hv
nu IS IIKNIIV 11. > ■ >I.LIN
LINSKKI' OIL.--JI Mil-, fur suit- l.v
t „ r |N UKMIY II OoI.UNS.
T>OTATOKS.-f)‘> hu.-dieU Ntvtiiiiui.x'k-* lor
,x **l<- l-v (nirls. lIKNUY II (' U,U\S.
PKAKLASIl —•’•(» 1.1.1--. iuj»t r<vM and for
|. y milt* ' H CAN VI ht.l).
LIME— -<•") bids. fro.di in store and t'.-r >ulo
liv mein .1 It rtM'U.I.Ii
CIIIEESE— 75" bx*. prime WK in st--ro
J nn<l for mi., l.v n.rln .1 II CANPIKUi.
bid*. fresh just armed :unl for
mI- l.r mrl'i ’ .1 D CAN>IKU»_
CIOFFKK, Ac.—2s<> I'huice ki>» Codec;
/ lew 1.1. U. Halt. Syrup Mnliww*.
| Artitine ami fiT Knle by mrlw WATT Jt WI L. x <• !».
CEMENT —lu*> bills. Hydraulic in store
nodfi.r l.r nuIO .1 it CANKIKLD
SYRUP —2o bids, Balt. S. 11. receivin'; and
r..r.*Ul.y lurl DAVID C. HKi:il«T._
CORN’ MEAL—IOO bus. kiln dried instore
ami for ul. by mrt DAVID C. 11CK15.-T.
MURPHY**” BURCHFIELD have ju-t
received new Print*. (Unghamv 1 1 l<*h Lin-m-. Ac
N>*» |*oot!i re n>lv<tl every few ili»y« at north -ant corner of
j 4tli «ni| Mnrl.i t afreet*. ninl
TARCU— l(iu\xs. Pearl, ;;U bids. do. just
rocM and for tale by J U t’ASKIKLP.
OAA'BBLS.'PRIME M O. MnLASSKS.
.O V .rriTinn tttul far tali'liv JA.-. (lA!U>I N"KH
"EWCAKPKTS.—The public o
call ami »"f tlm new Carpet* no* rr *! ,,v ,5 “ .
Market street Can** Store, at lower I'p 71 !" • a ?\TiioK
eror boi'n off-ptl in Plttfbnrch. _ \
DRY APPLES—SO sacks brick t Dry Annies
£coire<l »'*'! “KNltr n. CUf.LI.NB.
NESUaNNOCK POTATOES—2o sacks
d ami for aalojiy HENRY 11. COLLINS.
COFFEE— ISO bags prime Rio Coffee just
rec'J ami for tala hjr R. ROBISON A CO.
PPLES—6O bushels Dried Apples rre'd
*nd for sale at No. 27 SUrtt. U. BIDDLK.
HIDES, —375 prime dry dint in store and
ftjruleljr BPBINQEH EAKBAOQU * CO.
\V E CHILDS & CO’S
UEM E N T EOOFING.
PEBBDJ ppt ON AT THESHORTEST NOTICE
r.~i.t th-*; :mu of tfie atmosphere In every climate. tt» > mim •
Tor, I reu or Shingle-Roofr;lt making nod • •&** tiow nai or *i«j» h f
Uo..fiae Is warrants topror. as at*T*
n/j- of I(9 dainty th
Wr »ill apply it upon Tin and Iron Roofs fur TWO DOLLARS IKit SQUARE, 6
-a ,h„, wuh .h,.r K-aarjjjto «ii•< ,a * rw '
' and satisf) th«m*olr... in regard to the durability and pT>rt J|xS& J JOHNSoK
t: *: jomsws, \ So. ra Thirf mt, t*w«n Wood
WM. JOHNSON, ) 1 1 '“• OUJfc »
I liaro made a chemical examination of some specimens ol
snlu of vrhicb-ar* n* follows:
Ist. The material ts compounded so as to remain mluhlo
•ii. Tlie eonsistmoy Is not readily inflnenced by the temp
off from b roof in Summer, or crack in Winter, i. e. extreme* c
fid. The composition Is not acid hut slightly alkaline. It
it fp'in the action of the weather.
4d,. n l, WaK proof, and to a largo extent Fire-Proof;
fiame it. lu my opinion such a roof will last for yours If pot o
, Respectfully,
I i„»vi* - xaunrn'.'l \Y E. Cuilm .t CVa Elastic Flrt* anJ WaU
i: .1 c>--l ni r - littmi, ami a:n‘v-»l!:riR to insor*» bailJUjg* tlin* j
nx-tul npl:ljtU»-i' fSljpJcd] J-
Krgular Steamers.
Monongahela River U. 3. Mall Packets.
STKAMKH TivI.KiiKAF'H. 1 STKAMKK JKFTEIISOS,
I .wfflssgg
, tPT j c. woonwtru'. * Catt. Uconct Cu.uk..
rriHK ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE
I i,r>\r njtinins n-K-utiixlr. Mornine Roatu teavo Pitt**
Rt « o'clock A. St., and Kvoning Doatt at 6
ii'rliVk I*. M. f>>r M’K.fsimrt, Klbuibethtown, Mononfio-
n--11--v. fnon, Fayette City, Greenfield, California
nij'l Bni’wiwvilif, then- connecting with Hacks and Coaches
f..r I'nc.ntmrn, Fayeite Springs,Morgantown,Waynesbnrg,
Csnnirhaeltiiwri and Jeflerson.
is ticketed through from Pittsburgh to Union
t.-wu f..r yj, nip*\l» nnd*t4tr*r»>oins on boats inclnsiTa.—
jU-u* rot'innnit from i!rowasvil!*i lea re at H o'clock in the
itiMi r.irnrajid .S in the esvning. For farther information en
quire at the i<lh<
tt'lmrf UoaLat the f<*ot of Grant «r«t.
G. W. SWINDLER, AotaT.
1? UK Cl NUiN N ATI- KEG’ULAirrSgjA
' Tl J> !>A Y —lWlecant
Ahft'l GLADIATOR,Capt.Ueorp'
will U'.t'.t i>rr ih'- at«or(* and fnlermfdinte port-* every Tl ES
-I*AY lit am. F-r freight or pa/«a;,-n apply cn
,1. ->r t“ 'mrl'O FLACK. BAItNKs k 00. Agt».
1) Kiil'LAK TUESDAY PACK-1
V FT FOR ZANESVILLE.—Hi* fine
M-iiii. r EMMA C.n AH AM, Capt. IiCSBOE Art**, will leave
Sit tti- iilm*.•• ail I iuti rniodiAio port* EVERY TUESDAY,
at 4 <|'■ l.x-i; p a. F-.r freight or p:i!»**K« apply on
!v«ir<l. <*.lo ' KLACE, IiARNE.S A CO., Ac't-i
RK (Yt; I, A H WKDNKSbAY I fegyjf.
i-acukt. v.*;t Cincinnati -tn.-
r .1 W II A 11,MAN. 11. Huvm will
inO a'l ini rifi'-hut* l |»>rlH cn KVIIRY
k A. M. C'l- or
•>\\ nl ]•>
,'ij , FI.ACK, KARSH.' A < A^utf
1' ?u!t MAKIKTTA A N’ U ZAN KS- iJESLA
V i l.l.r'.—Tli<- n<*w an-1 Iwimliful ■{•-atoer JsSsKSSigk
1.1/.:* 11: M ART! N. Utow*. Will tcnvp fn» t£e aLwre
fttvt n'l im-i mr-h.»:<•!>..it*. EVERY >ATCItI'AY, at 3 P. M.
K..r fi ■ . -lii -r "ii li'jarii >-r l"
H.ACK. harm:.* A CO.. Art*.
UTmemnati, See.
I?uU CINCINNATI & UHTS .
' Ml,u: - Tin- fill" Hi.-nniu itur
Uijil ttm.l'. Jlarrr, will for tlin ab-vu au-1 all jaw
m—li.itr |>urt* yii W EDSJI*I*A Y (he 31nt it>*t at 4 r.u—
F-r fr-i.-Lt or *’ii t»'iir.l or to
m: 1* FLACK. KAKN'E? A CO
i'nii n'isrAW\'\ C.\
[< IMStUG*
t ( >.lm u.. uili U-'v- t-r ii.
mi it-, ■ Kl‘N the .:l*t in.
u ..i .ii'T'l y <'ii l-i<tir»lor t.>
m-_ - ' KI.ACK. lIARNKS A CA
i'uu visTiiNxTri '& Louis- ijps-j
* VII.I.K—7hr ftcto «tLnin^rtga
K'i‘Kf.l C U linr«l. will Ikiivu for tbf alxtvr nuJ
.Ii ii.t.-i'.i n-t.-|.r-ri- ><n MONDAY. Wilt hint. at 4 I* M
K-r '.>• i«’Ut ..r p.wtuijo npi'L • I or t"
r KI..M.K. UAUNLi* A CO- Ag»bU.
oiM'i.WVll AN P LOT IS VILLE.
—7li•• line «.t> nmrr M INL!IVA, C.nj.t .Tolin UoiMon,
wiii-,..' f-.r tli- hL.v .ixi.l *ll int.-rnWiatr jx.rt* THIS
|>W. -Till mi.i 4 • !'-V v «• t'or or
''mi-. ■ ' ' n, i-’K. ItAKVIL- A ('). Ap-nti.
XT** Ml \VAH.\SH KIVKK.—TUe |
f 1 ,li nin-r r -l! ri'NK. <--»i n—.. JjSMgrWt
iitt-ruimltilie port" on
a. For freight <«t
. !..r th- Hl-'T.. atj.l ,11 U
«»»• oi-t !u-t. .u i
.••• ;'v <.:i :»!•! • t t.-
FLACK. BAI’.N'KS * <<>.
Uouisbillc, \t.
LOl'lSYlM.K—Th*M*ic«:;uit I JEffl3
f •• .IM’"lt J*» >K. Cu;-t ** .H-lgWMg3iiC
• rrl..- .;. ~• all ill! ni.-j- rTiWKHNWiU?,
\|.T!l :u, } i *r '•'•v.l nr tn
I I. M'K. HAKN KS A CO., Ac'-m
/laspillr, At.
pui: N ASIIYILLi:—The
C;»l t n.i (»-:will '••av« rV. r tin* ivl-'Tc nit t iuP'niic.llH^
i-.it. ~:i .'All “PAY, April l*t. at 4 r. M. F'.-r
. i t> .ti 1.-mpl ci «•-
' FUCK. t« A JINKS A C>l . Aernt".
TJ'UK >.’ASil\ ILLK.---The tine •*tcaim*r S.
r r niiUSAUI', C-ipt. i»<*on;-\Y. will Wvt* fur
u... r.-ii- util til latrrnj.'.fial*' I'orta, THIS DAY. Che
_ - Tiin*t .:it 4im I■ •"t. p u For freight .T Hpplj on
,i t...i t- . inrl'.- H.A«K, RAUXKj* A Cu. Agrat*.
Tj'LfK N ASiIN lIjLK—IV line ne\c steamer
f' ): KLI ASCII. F. \ H. no, Xl;un-r, will leave fur liio
m »ir! ;«U i:iUTii..-«is.;i». |>"its THIS DAY. jTth instant.
F. r i;. i -lit - r ujij.U .'ll 1-o-ird .n t»
11 ' FI.ACK A lIARNES. \cm».
llouts, Jet.
Missouri 1 River Dirert. ifS&S
I 1 ikviNYILLK. ItKUNFWICK. LBXINO
TOV. WY.\M>OTTK CITY. KANSAS CITY,
J.L.vIKNWi.mTII AND ST JOSEPH
r J'MIK litM- ;ia''rn‘rer strainer OKU. Captain
\Y .v. « ,|| Hiohlk a-.- nmlntl inl -nii'-diati* porLi,
•, r\l l" lii'AV. jTtli nt 4 IV M F..r fn-urht or pav
* miJ.' I L\CK. BAKNES & CO-Acts
JjVHi M. L' if IS A KEOKUK.
• 1: Ki .1..:. will 1. av» t'oi th» aU,» .id<l ■*! iuu rnie.ll*l<»
I- i- U i.t/N Lrl'AY. .UK ln«t., .it 4 i\ u. For
L. »*' t . t apply .-n l-ur.t. or to
ai.; H.ACk. BAKNKS CO, Arvi.H. _
J'Oli Sr. LUL'IS AXI» ILLlNOlSj^^^
Amln-w Mill.-r. Hill Ifim for On- above ami nil inter
m—on TUESDAY. aetli inst.. at 10 o’clock, A.
*il for I>. ;irli* oi j-vi.s.-ic'* apply on board'or to
, lir ’.v. FLACK. BAKNES A CO.
Iaoi; st. I.6ns, ifAXMUAL’, jjSui
’ KKOKI'K, 111 H 1.1 \OTON.M C.<OATINP-.tfAky
|,t h K ISLAND, PAVKNPOttT. GAI.K.N A. DLUIYjUB,
I. A AND ST. FALL. —Tim flu** stoamrr GOODY
Fill K\ l*S, Cn;>t Thomas Shuman, will leave for tho above
tin.) >ll iiii'-rmriiial.' ports on WEDNESDAY. 31*1 lust., at
4 o'., «• k. f * 1.. i iri.-iulit or passage apply on boanl,or to
nn’.v. F LACK. KARNES Agen^*._
IXW ST. Louis'. 'KEOKUK, t JES^A
l' Hih;; 1.-I.AVU. PAY KSPOKT. PL'BC-jggT^^
mL tt'F'.NuN AA~TPA UI The firm new steamer VlX
} S 1- oir M.i«t* r. will Irsn- for the above ami all in
ti -rm-dmie i-rts,. n MONDAY.?9th ir.st .at I r. «. For
[i i^l.i or ptiKh.-L£v apply on beard or to
n , ( ji FLACK. BARNFIS A CO.. A k -rnU_
It u K ST. LOUIS. KEOKUK, ■ JTS9V*
* til ULINt.ToN. MIdCATINE,
4 DAVENPORT—'The fine Moaroer ARIZONA,
C-vpt Hetdiiian. Will 1.-wv for til- above ami nil Intermedi
ate p-rts. on MONDAY, t3ilimal.nl 4 i li. For freight or
apply on board or to
FI.ACK. BARNES A CO., Agt».
170 U ST. LOUIS’ KEOKUK, .fjcjgVfc
X HOCK t SLA St). DAY EXPORT. <1 ALENA
an.l UCBl'QUK—Tin* line new steamer K. F. BAdi, Uapt.
\V. T. Kart. v.ill leave for the üb-ivo and nil ialeraedhito
p.-M- THIS PAY. J7th iO.IL For freight or passage npply
on Ik .1 or t .
f. bill FI.ACK. KAUXKS A CO- A cents.
17*0 ii ST. LOUIJ?.’ -- The lino steamer
J SiirTH AMEKICA. Cnpt. flioplier.l. will l-are for
tj»o ami nil liti'ermedUte jwirti Tills DAY. ‘JTtli Inst.
1.. r fr.'i k -lit i*r irtaonge apply mi 1-nar.l. or to
uirit'i > FLACK, BAUNE.S A CO- Acents.
FOK ST. UJUIS AND ILLINOIS JUYER.
-Tltrtlm- *t-nnn r CAMP.UIDOK.Ovpt Samocl Dean,
* ||‘ J,.:,ve l-r III" aU- and nil IntonmvtUU. |Kjrl» TIIIB
I* KY. Uio '.Mil tint. lit 10 oMock, *. m. For freight or p.-w
-'',nrr’ln,,,Jr m * ’ SI.ACK. BAB' YJ 4 CO . Acent*.
IJ'UK Nr. I.uris, KF.UKUK, ti ALENA.
DUllt.'ujl'K ASD St TALL—Th<* st.-am
HI/ KL I>KLJ_ <‘4|>t will fur tlie nU>r« muJ i
int-tm-.liaf Til IS DAY. '.7th iiwt. F-r fn-ight
|c.i—rkcr HpJ'h uu UutJ of iu
ml.l
FL \CK, HAKXF.H ft CO.
ij\>K St. LUl’lS. — The spl<*n<li«l steamer
I'iUMA DjNS A. Oh*. M*r*h Ford, will fur the
vf m-1 .U 1 intermediate parts THIS DAY. 2?tb mst. For
or i>w.viu<‘ apply on board or to
mt l,i FLACK. BARNES & CO.
FUH ST. LOUIS tc KEOKUK.— i ICffMn
W<»»lhurn. will l«*uw«*f«»r the ulmvcandall nterincdialu
in .its Tills DAY, 27 tli mat. For iww-sagv or freight apply on
l. ci'.l <>r t.. FLACK. HAIINKS A CO.. AgU.
1?OK ST. LOUIS—The splendid", JT5?’
X. "t-sm.-r N ATUAMKL HOLME?,
IvijimUy. will 1.-avo (or th“ nl\ v* and intermediate porta.
Till? PAY. 27 th iu»t. For freight or pasoogo apply ou
i„,jr,|.. r to imrl, FLACK. BAllNE? A CO. Agent*.
1.1 OK ST. LOUIS. KEUKDK, IJSL3
1 inK'K island, galena and Di'-jSEsSiiSsS
M'Qt.'K—Tho lino steamer MODF.RATOR, C»pt. *rauk
Mnratt-i. wtll Win for the ilium- and all intermediate ja-rts
TUI? DAY. -'Tit Inst., at 4 o'clock. r *• For freight or
1 n«,.ai:*. nni'lr on t>uar<L or to
’ FLACK. BARNES A CO- Agent*.
Foil KKOKUK, UAVENPOKT. i-sgai
lawn isi.AM*. oai.ksa, m-»iviu<taSSm
c ' ? I’;%
Pur** THIS PAY. ITU* U-tant.at4oVloct.ru. For freight
_ ........ ~ti luaird. »r to
, FLACK. BARN Ks i CO . Agrnl^
/jrto ©rltans, Srr.
TV ill MEMPHIS ANII NEW ifngVi,
okLE INS-—The fine steam-r
«• • John A. RoWnsou. will leave for tin* abort) and Ml in*
t.-n.n-Dat* ;. .ru Till? DAY' 27th Instant, at at 4 o'clcck,
Fur tb»'ht or passage apply on l*mfd,or tu
* “ rl ; FLACK, BARNT-S & CO , Agent*.
HARDY & M’GREW,
BTKA3HBOAT AGENTS,
Corner of First and Ferry strets,
anlHtdtf _ PITTSBCRGU, PA
MILL FKKI> —‘iouu lbs. chopped Feed m
»t..rv and for sale by DAVID C. IFKRB3T.
BACON SllO U LUE R S-120 pieces, country
cured. In »«urj and for sale by
Hjr23 ATWELL, LEE A CO.
FLOUK-14 bbls.. >\
and for **le by (mr23l
hitc Wheat, in store
ATWELL, LEEACO.
SUNDRIES— 220 sacks Wheat.
30 bbla Lord; 1 caak Bacon Hums;
6 aackit Feather*; 23 tacks Sumac;
On a loam or Dunlletb to arrive tor Bala b*
mriS ISAIAH DICKKY A CO.
EIiGRJ— 5 bbls. fresh Eggs, recM and ior
tale St No. 27 6th tt. a. RIDDLE.
"t CHILDS i CO’S ItOOFINa, bit dxar cOcc, lb» r.
for m ereatleozth of ilrao. . .
poratnre; conaequr-ntly it would not bo Uablo to molt iM
Df natnra! heat and mid wonld not JnJar** it
would not destroy itio canrasa, bnt on Ui< contrary prow*
; that in, sparks and Cm brand* (ailing npon it could not lo*
3D carotully and rcccirinß prompt attention.
JOSEPH M. LOCKE, Chemiat,
Laboratory No. 12/* Walnnt (tract, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Clttccnun AorsCT RoTiL I*s. Co, Peb. 6th, IW7.
,cr-Proof Oement BooflDp, irnitu far as I can jadse, consider
protected npon th# same terms as 1 insure those cotercd with
JNO. B. LAW, Apt. Royal Ina. Co, London and LiTerpo-'l.
-iQfiical.
Read what they say of
pr. siTA vyrs cohtouxu smxrr
W 1 I* D C I-I E It R Y.
The Original and Gcnnlno Preparation!
Disordered Stomach, Liver. Breast or Langs,
The
wonderful
cnrea performed
by thil invaluable med
icine. in' Pulmonary CON
SUMPTION, Congha, Colds. Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Intluenia, Whooping
Cough, Croap, Spitting of Blood, Liver
Complaint, Pain in the Side and Breast, Tick
ling or raising tn the Threat, and aH Diseases of the
I.unga, and Breast hare excited the astonish
mentor all who base witnessed its mar
vellous effect; there is no account of
n medicine, from the earliest
a gee, furnishing a
pa ra 11 01.
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, ALL SPEAK
FORTH ITS PRAISES. .
Tb- reports from all parte of tbo world, wbero tboy mate
use of Dr. Swayoe’e Compound SyropofWild Cbory, nn
questionably proves it to be the great remedy of the age.
NIGHT SWEATS, GREAT DEBILITY, Ac.
We think there never has been a medicine which bits giv
en such universal satisfaction as Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup Wild Charry. It has stopped night -westv, checked
deep seated ulcers of the long*, i jived tbe-*o who worn fast
declining with great weakness, whtn all other means prov-
cd unavailing.
I»K. J 11. JiI.LISON. Franklin county. Ky., writes: 1
have been «ugaged in an active practice of twelve year*, un.l
recommend Dr. Swnyuc'ii Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
In preference to oil other remedies. Iu the much ilruzulwl
Pueunriuin. <.r Disease of the Lung*, ami the alarming firm
iu which itnp|»)ar* in Kentucky, I tegard it a- nn ir.' dna
ble remedy.
Case uf Tlio na* Dixon. Over a yean have i iapac-J, atiJ h‘
still rctnain* it hearty man.
K.-v, JA>n> It. DURHOKUW, r.mt.-r of tl.rlin tircoit,
Bnltimori-C'ufeieijCe. nnd ail tin* principle! im-icb.ii.U ivl
I‘v.i.t li- ek*. Md., have testified to tin* following
y \ v/.* i <>}:i>is.\u y a
Foist or llc-:|a, Frederick county, Aid.
Dk. $v h si- Deni .?:r — IMieting it a duly I n»r to the
pntdi.-. uitd in ju-ti. <• to you, 1 have thought proper to make
ki>ou n ut the moat * vtrHotuin.try cures, in my om c»«>,
that bat ever been trolv recorded. Id the month “t Oct .
tier last, I was afflicted With a severe gat »*» m> t n.-n-t
which formed a large abseces, and »!*o cummunte-ulit* to
my Lungs and very much afflicted them, and discharged
large quantities ol corruption, external and internal. My
breath could also pis* through my Lungs and out through
the cavity of my breast with apparent ease, attended with a
violent cough, day and night, lose of appetite, and extreme
debility, eothat my physicians thought tny case entirely
Impede-** and beyond the t>o»er ofmedicin*. 1 remain'd in
tins wretched conditlnu h i a lung time, until I was wastr-d
t.» a mere -keb-tnu, and there seemed ru ho no h**po for nn-:
but having read iu the public paper- of the many wonderful
ctir. * performed by vour Compound Syrup of Wild ('lurry,
I Immediately .. iit-to Itultinior** for five tattles, and com
mented its u*u\ nnd to my great satisfaction and that ». my
anxious family, the abscess er opening ia my lungs began
to heal, and the cough subsided, anil on u-lug ter* bottles I
we* restored I" je-rfe-.-t heal h.
(Jver live year* have elapsed, and I still remain a perfectly
hiarty man at this date, June 1 have nut had n
day’* -Ickm-n for the last t-igheen months.
accept my grateful acknowledgments.
Y* um, very respectfully. THOMAS Dl\OS.
M..n« wonderful cures have l.ecu and nro dally made by
Dr. Se. ay tie’s Compound Pyrnpof Wild Cherry, than by any
medicine evcrdiscovcreJ; composed toledy of vegetable in
predicntM, it can be ns*d with perfect eafety.
i;t: cAiiEt'CL is runcuASi.su.
To obtain Ihe original and only genuine preparation M
Wild CHfJtrr, which mint have the portrait and signature
of DR. SWAYNE on onrh wrapper around the bottle.
This lntaluabi* remedy,prepared only by Dr. SWAYN'U
k SON. Seventh st., second d**or above Market, Fhila.
I»R. i! EO. H. KKYSER, No. HO Wood «trM, Whole-»l *
and IlctAil Agent. mr27:d>wT
Children Cutting; Teeth.—To Mwtfflx* isu
Nuisra— PR. 17 S PARRIS' CKLZBRATEPSOOTH
/.Vi7 SyRCP— Thu it.fallible remady ha* preserved hun
dreds of children when thought port recovery.from convul
sions. eocn a* the Sjrnp is ruM*o on the gams, the
child will recover. Tbl* preparation l» so TuaoevnL, «o effl
caric-n*, and so pleasant, that no child will refuse to let it*
gum- be rubbed with it. When Infants are at the age (J .
four months, though there is no nppoarance of teeth, otto
bottle of the Svrnp should be used on the gums, to open the
pore*. Parents should never bu without the syrup in the
nursery where there are youug children; for if a child wakes
in the nizbt with pait)j In the gums, tne »jmp immediately
give* ease by openiug the purrs and healing the gums. Ihereg
by preventing rc-nvnlaioae, fever*, Ac. ,
L'rt-pareJ only i>; Dr. Swayin'A Son, I’hila. lwO bottle*
lu*t received and for ealu by the Pittsburgh Agent,
mrJudawF Dr. GKO II KKYSKK. HU Ws-.l rt.
lleiskili/s Tettek Ointment.—Ueiskill’s
Totter ointment ccml
Cvt. ROBERT 51. LEE of Totter on tb-- head.
Mr. JAMES W. SBWLIS, 11? Pine -d, w« cured,
of Tetter, IS Tear* standing. ,->c 4>« , *a -•
Mr. JOHN VANDER
cnrrd oflettcr. ofl.l •
lIEISKKLL'S
Third and Arch ati., Eruption of tho
Mr* MARGARET LEISTER. 5e1.0.,1 ati*.”.
lin. I'liiU- Ti tter ofS years standing ’ r! '“ fc '
Mr. N.W. BRIDGES. Jones’HoM, ri n i. a ,, ~
It of Rheumatism and UlciTou the I. g. ’ ■" y
Mr*. MARY I’OSTUX, Plfth it,, l‘bil*.,ctirfl of Trtter
IS year*.
HENRY BECKET, F.-.j , JlfiCheatnut sL, Hruptiun o„ u K .
Face. 14 year*. 1
JAA M. BROOM. . tYo«t Thila., Entntjcu of tin* Face
Dead and Bye*, of l«.t.g standing. *
Mr. JAMES BROWN, 19i Ctn-stunt
Rryaipelas. ’
Mr. JAS. 0. FARRAN'D, 2SI Clfrlunt it., KrurUon on
tho Face. 25 years.
Mr. C. TISDALE, 226 South Front at.. Totter,.'’/) y WB
standing.
Mr* WM.J. THOMPSON, Twelfth and Race *ta., Erjeiru
»la«, S year*.
Mr. RICHARD DATTURS, Et uptiun uq the Face, 25 joar**
standing.
Mr. ZENAS WELLS, Verando Uoune, Broad and Georee
st«.. Barber’s Itch.
Mr*. ANNQHAIIAM, N. E., corner of Fifth and Atcb,
Infl imnx'd Eyes.
WDr.OIX). II KEYKEn,'_N‘i. IP) Wojd at.. Wholesale
ind Retail Agent. nirllalawF
' MORB THA.K 500,000” bottles
SOLD IN THE
NKW Eftt GLAND SjX ATKS
-IN ONE YEAR.
Tun RESTORATIVE OF PROF. O, J.
WOOD for restoring hair perfectly and permanently,
has never yet had u rival, volume after volume might b* -*
given front all parts of tho world and front the most inudlt*
gT>nt to provo tltat tl ts a ptr/rct fteluratir': but read tlw
circular and you cannot doubt; road also tho f<>]l.,vritig;
Til* ILoft.—People haw for centuries been aID kind with
bald head*, and Iheonly remedy, heretofore Know n, ha* ln-eu
those attominablu wig*. By a recent discovery uf ptatfoMor
Wood these article* are being fast dispensed with, Imt a great
many peimms atill patronize them, brcauao tuoy Imva been
so often imposed u|>on by Uair Tonka of different kind*.
To all such persons we earnestly make tho that they
will try oucc again, for iu Wood’s lteatoralire tliero is no
such thing oa Coil. We know uf a lady »ho w:tn bald, who
nsed tho article a short time, and her head i* now ruVvrcd
completely with tho tiniest and most tx-aatifn. ..uri* iniagi
nable. We know of numerous eas»* where h.ih w;i- nipldly
filling cut, which it restored iu greater pf.-rf«-ut>u than It
ever htiilU'v-u b«foro.
It is ill mi without doubt utu of the best article* for keep
ing the hair in good condition, making it soft and glossy,
removing dandruff, and has proveditsclfthe greatest enemy
tu all the illstbat hair isheir to.
It is tho daty of every oue to improve their personal np
f«arauce though sumo may differ lu regard to the way* of
doing it but every one will admit that a beautiful head of
hair, either In man or woman, is an object much to he d«-
lirid. and there are no mean* that should he left uutrie.l to
obtain such n consideration.— Ifomon'* Advonie, I'hilu.
CosuO'jtox, Ohio. N’ot. 17, l®iQ.
O. J. Wood k Co:—Gent*: A« 1 bate been vsgagixl in
Bell mg your Hair Re»tor.*tiT» tho U»t ».-*v>n frroii* of yi.nr
l.oil ukotiU (It. M. Ilackineon.) anJ baring experienced
the boneflcial effect* of it tuy*ftlf, I wooM Uk« to obtain tin
agency f,.r tb* Slate of Ohio or *im# State lu the West
bliouM you «Uh to uinko »nch an arrangement, a* I anj
con rlncrd Utrrt u noVii*s equal to ii in the CrriUtt Shies for
rntorir.'jthe hatr. I hareliean ongagnd'in the Drug bnti
n«.M for K'Tt'rnl yr.ir*. and lure told ran not preparation*
for the hair, hot hare toped nothing that reitoret the te
■ retire organ* or inrjguratettbo tcalp M well a* yemra. Be
'H' 1 * >b»t y uVT mtoratlT. Ii whit too repre
-t “rw i. S .hi to ”°^ e " *° ° f I
Yonrt truly,
I'cor O J w™ • ,■ F«l>. 5, 1857.
BnJta B my lmlr Kro.ing tbto,« „„n „ tod“
S’ , ™" W £"‘ 1 >» try o.fSid.”pS
'y yon, to promote its growth ami chance Us color u
“ ln * TO, {*. of which it hit' effected eompietelj.—
In the operatiun I hare tatd nearly thrw bottu"
.. , »ourß, Ac-, JAMES FRANCIS.
l ltlTm ?„ KVSKr - I*> Wood .t, PUUtaSb.
WO< . ) P. * I’Toptletors, 312 Broadway, nJ tl >
£»*?*» B S* t ?‘e'*. Wir * lUiUtlc EetaWiahmeot) sod ul :
Market etroet, St. Louia, Mo, and aotd by all rood Dnj*.
£2l MO wafcSSwWT .-
20(L L;,iHT CARRIAGES AT ADC
'^V-'V-'TION—TWENTY-FOURTH TRADE S.VDB AT
PniLAOEhPHIA.-Thl* aale will uke pIS; AT
OX WZDtn&DAr XQRMXO. April-,th ISM.
At 10 o’clock, at the BAZA AR, Ninth an
WMth ” Ter> n, ‘ l ** o-j acuoantof the
.a 0. K a fi&Ct7
*TThe.Collection on IhUoceaaion willbe-rery oitoniim
■ OT "‘" u,<bm “ kS >»«K2-
pi>Jlo.t of th, .lock »iU bo wotroattd ond may bo n.
am.tMsl several days provions to-tale. 3 rx
” lra - 1J ALFHEP fl. IDSRKHE93. AccLr
CHARLES BUCKLEY, MANCFACTHR
er, corner of Third and Wood -♦—— . Vi* .
K.U~At Ea«Ura pricM. aiaaiy
j^UNDRI£S —25‘lms. Clover Seed;
R"U BoUer,
- ?? u ywte BeaoK
JortKi'4«dta«l.b 7 < M&> H * CO . .
S. T. STOCKMAN.