*t, "a-' * \ - lUttsburgi] Guttle. PITTSBTTRGB:; TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 30,1868. official Taper op tux czir.^t Waw* of the City and Neighborhood. CITY COUSOILS. A regular meeting of City Councils was held at ihcir Chamber lost evening. In Select Coun cil the following members were present: Messrs. Bennett, Berger. Brown, Hcrdman, Kamtnerer, Kim, Kincaid, Little, Miller, Mor row, Moorboad, BlcCargo, Pollock, Phillips, Totten, Ward, and President McAuley. Minutes of the last meeting read and approv ed. Mr. Biwger offered a petition from the Sixth Ward |o have gas maios extended from Prido lo Yinfe at reels on Pennsylvania avenoo. Inferred to |Gaa Committee. C. C. concurred. A commutjication from William H. Williams, rp'ddpnt of Board of Trade, enclosing one from Hon. E. L>. Gazxura, -was laid before the Select Couucil. ■“ The coramauications were received aad filed, and Mr. Beonett Bubmittedube following reso lutions : Resolved, That a committee of fire, two from Select and Lbrco from Common Council, be ap pointed by Chairmen of Council to risit Har riftburg and appear before the informal meeting of (ho Senate, to bo held on the 31st, to look after the interests of tbo city in reference to the discriminations made by the P. R. B. Co. against the- interests of ibis city, rind that the sum of $l5O bo appropriated to defray the expenses of said committee, to be charged to the Contingent Fund. Mr. Ward offered as a substitute that the City be sent in place of Committee Lost. Tbo qaeslion recurred on the original resolu tion, which passed second reading a* soilows: Ayes-—Messrs. .Bennett, Berger. Kira, Little, Morrow, McCargo,NphUUp9, Totten and Pres’t McAulcy—9. Ifiijs—-Messrs. Brown, EJerJmon, Kammerer, Kincaid, Miller, Moorhead, Pollock, Ward—B. Mr. Morrow moved that the resolution be passed, finally, and the rules bo suspended for that pnrposo. Lost as follows: Ayes—Messrs. Bennett, Berger, Kim, Little, Morrow, McCargo, Phillips, Totten, -and Pres’t MoAuley—9. Noys—Messrs. Brown, -Herdman, Kammerer, Kincaid, Miller,'Moorhead, Pollock, Word—B. Mr. Berger submitted a report of the Com mittee on printing in reference to the cosfof getting up and publishing a new and complete digest of the city onlinabces, with acts of As sembly relating thereto, with the following res olution ; Resolved,' That the Committee on City Print ing be and they are hereby authorized to enter into a contract with the City Solicitor and City Job Printer for the completion and publication of 500 copies of a digest of the city ordinances Ac., provided that the cost of compilation shall not exceed tbo sum paid for the Digest of 1857 ($800) and that the printing and binding shall not exceed $7OO. At ihc same time the follow ing proposal was submitted by Messrs. J. T. Whitten and W. H Whitney : ••The undersigned will agree to compile and arrange the Acts of Assembly and Ordinances for publication for the sum of S4OO! 1 ' Report accepted und resolution referred to Finance Committee. C. C. concur." Mr. £pennctt then-submitted the following:— That the Finance Committee be and they arc hereby authorized and empowered (o continue the plcdgo and transfer of 180 shares of the stock owned by tho city in the Gas Co., made Jan. 10. 1858, as collateral security for a tem porary loan of $BOOO for the use and benefit of tho city of Pittsburgh. Read threo times and passed. C. t\ concur. Mr. Buuiic-U submitted an ordiraoce sup plementary to an ordinance concerning streets, passed August 31, 1857: Read threo times and passed. C. C. Concur. Mr. Brown submitted the following resolution. That the Prcst's. of Councils procure the ser vices of an able lawyer to attend at Harrisburg, and represent the interests of ihe city in opposi tion to the'repeal of the Tonnage Tax, on the Penno. R/R. aodthit the sum of $2OO bo ap- defray expenses of the same to bo 7 eharged to'contitigent fund. Lost. Mr. .-Kim,.offered a resolution, that the sum .of s6s bo appropriated to pay for repairs on Relief Engine House. Laid over. Mr. Morrow, submitted the following: ResoU ~-vid, that 'par_representatives and Senators be induced to vote and use their influence against the repcal-of Tonnage Tax. Passed. C. C. Con cur. - - Mr.:Ward an Ordinance authorizing the gra ding and paving and setting with curb stone of VPebatcr Street between Fa: too and Authors Street, Read and adopted. C. C. Concur. The Tax bill, laid over from last night was liken up, amended and adapted., C. C. Concur. Common Corson.—-Member*-present: Messrs. Bailey, Caldwell, Campbell, Dickson, Dignam, Errcu, Floyd, Gildea, Hunter, Hutchison, Little, M’CandleSß, Norris, Reed, Rees, Ross, Robb, Sergeant, Sroyaer, Sterling, Thompson, Pres’t SFKelvy. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Mr. nuntcr presented a petition from tho members of Fairmount Engine Company, asking for 800 feet of hose. Also the following reso lution: Resolved, That the sum of $270 bo and the same is hereby appropriated to purchase 300 ft. of hose for tho Fairmount Fire Company. Both referred to the Committee on Fire Engines and Hose. S. C. concurred. Mr. M’Candlcss, a petition for grading and paving Union alley, between Prico and Logan streets. Also, one tor grading Carpenter’s alley, from Clark to Decatur street. Both of whieb were referred to Street Committee). S. C. con curred. Mr. 'Errett, a petition from several farmers, relative to the charges for stalls in the second Btory of -market house. Referred to Market Committee. S. C. concurred. Mr. Norris, report of Water Committee on iho petition for water pipes on Barker’s alley, with ihn following resolution: Resolved, That the sum of $548 is hereby added to appropriation No. C, and that the same be charged to the contingent fond. Mr. £rrctt moved that the resolution be re ferred ‘back to the Water Committee, with in structions to inquiro whether the parties wishing to hare the pipes laid down wiU make an ar rangement to pay for the moo, and repay tbem xclres out of tho renin assessed upon them. Adopted. S. C. Dtm-coocur, and original reso lution adopted. C. C. rcccdo from its former action, and a substitute offered by Mr. Errelt was adopted, authorizing Water Committee to contract for laying down tbe pipe, and appro priating tho revenue from the same to its pay ment. S. C. adhere, and appoint Messrs. More head and Brown committee of conference, C. C., Messrs. Errett and Campbell appointed on behalf of C. C. The committee reported the following resolution, which in both Councils was adopted: Reeolotd, That the Water Committee be au thorized to contract for the laying down of water pipes oh Duquesne Way, between Irwin street and Barker’s alley, provided tho cost of the same shall not exceed five hundred and fifty dollars, and that the revenue from said extension be and is hereby specially appropriated to the payment of the contract herein authorised;, but the reve nue thereby derived shall be paid into the City Treasury, and be drawn out as other moneys are now done by law. Mr. 1*093 presented a report from the Market Committee, with an ordinance repealing the or dinance passed March 16, 1868. Tho report was accepted, and a motion to lay the ordinance on tho table was lost by the following vote: Ayes—Messrs. Campbell, Errett, Little, and Reed—4. Kays—Bailoy, Caldwell, Dickson, Dignam, Floyd, Hunter, Hutchison, M’Candless, Norris, Rees, Ross, Robb, Sergeant, Smyser, Sterling, Thompson, and Pres’t Jd’Kelry—l7. Tho rules were then susponded and the ordi nance read a third limo and passed finally by 1 the following vote: XeM Messrs. B&iley, Caldwell, Dickson, Dignnrn, Floyd, Hutchison, Little, McCahdless, NjttU, Ross, Robb, Sergeant, Smyser, Thomp son, and President McKclvy—l6. Nays—Mersrs. Campbell, Errett, Reed, Bees, Sterling—s. . In S. C. action non-oqgctnred in. Mr. Caldwell offered thoTollowing; Resolved, That tho Chairman of tho Committee on Fire Eogioes and lloso be instructed to call a meet ing of said Committee. Read three times ond passed. In S. 0. laid oh tbe table. Mr. McCandlese offered the following :'Ro solved, That tbe Committee oaStrects be rcanest ed to report at our next meeting, tbe progross they have made in contracting for the paring of streets already petitioned for. Read three times and passed and S. C. concorred. Mr. Campbell offered the following: - Resolvtd, That the resolution passed on the 15th inst., directing the Controller to refuse payment of bill for printing the pamphlet ordi nances of last year, be and tho came is hereby repealed. Read three times and passed. S. C. coooumd. From the Controller, a bill of Mr. Jas. Lemon, for repairing furniture of Council Chambers, amounting to $9 50. Referred to Committee oo Claims and Accounts. S. C. concorred.' From the same, a communication with sundry bills for furnishing tho office for Controller. Re ferred to Committee on Claims and Accounts. 3. C. concurred. Mr. Errett offered the following: • ifric/i'fd, That the, Finance Committee bo and they are.hereby authorised to employ such as sistants to tho Assessor os may be necessary to the promptandspeedy assessment of wafer rents for the purrent year,and dnw for thejsame upon the Contingent Jfqßd; frcitiUd, Itat the total ,1. cwt oTUw wo® abjJl not exceed fifty, doflirs. On motion of Mr. Reed, laid on the table. | Mr. Errett, a further supplement to the sev- ! eral -ordinances regulating the gouging of ( cocks, Ac. Read three times and passed. 8. j C. concurred. j Also the following: { Resolved, That the Market Committee, in con- j Junction with the Ordinance Committee and City Solicitor, be and they are hereby directed to digest all the Ordinances relative to Market and Market Houses into one Ordinance, together with such alterations and amendments ns they may think proper to suggest, and report the same to Councils at their earliest convenience. Rend three times and passed. In S. C. action non concurred in. Adjourned. Sctbett or the Pcaue.— Com. vs. PeicrSeho, on oath of Mary Sebo, his daughter. This W - a highly intelligent girl about 16 years ot age; who has been living as help iu several respecta ble families, during the past three or’four years. Iu that time she has lived in the family of A 1 derman Morrow, of J. G. Mustin and last of Jacob Gumbcrt, E.-:q., all of whom testify to her cxoellent character and general intelligence dur ing all the lime they haTe known her. She was brought up a catholic, but since living with Mr. Gumbert has attended and intends to join the chnrch of Rev. Robinson, the Metho dist Protestant Church on Penna. Avenue. Her father, a member of the Catholic Chnrch, becoming incensed at her on this acoount, at tempted, ono day last week, to forco her away from Mr. Gambon's, but was prevented. It was alleged, in the examination ot the case, that Mr. Sehn came to Mr. Gumbert’s with a heavy cane and threatened to use it upon tho girl if sho did hot come away with him. She refused abso lutely to leave. He then went before Alderman Wilson and made affidavit that she was a girl of bad character, alleging that ho desired to get her scot to tbo House of Refuge. Alderman is sued a warrant for her arrest, but for some ciuso the warrant was abandoned. Since which time, as was shown, he has endeavored to ab duct her by force. The girl preferred n charge Against him as above, and yesterday morning be was adjudged by Judge McClure to pay costs of prosecution and to keep the peace against all per sons and against this girl in particular. The girl preferred a charge against her father of perjury, for swearing she was of bad character, and also one for assault and battery with intent to kill. Neither of which she intends to prose cute if, to uso her own words, “they will only permit her to remain In her chosen church and save her soul.” The father gave the necessary bail and was thereupon discharged. Supposed Suicide. —A 'man named White Waldon, from Washington Borough, came to this city on Friday night, and pul up at Mr. Sbep lar’s, in the Diamond. lie had a horse with him which he dosired to sell, but did not succeed. On Saturday night he went to his room as usual, as If to retire, la the morniog, Sunday, he was no where to be found, and from the tenor of let ters directed to his wife, which were found in his room, it is supposed ho has drowned him self. We make the following extract: Ptrrsßtmon, March 27th, 1858. Dear Beloved and Affectionate IFt/« and Chil dren—l arrived in this place on yesterday, at 10 o’clock, suffering intensely with the bead-ache, and a heavy heart. I can neither sell my botse uor get employ. Tho picture of our future wel fare is too dark ; I cad no longer look Upon il— I choose death in preference. If it had not been for you I would have hung myself last Wednes day night. I bad the necessary Arrangements made and prepared in the stable, and if you had not awoke, I should now be sleeping the dreamless sleep of death. Before (his letter will roach you I will be consigned to a watery grave in the Monongahela river.” Some rhapsodies and some verses followed the above. Accompanying the above was a second letter, addressed to Michael Rose, a tavern keeper in the Diamond, with whom Mr. Waldon was ac quainted. It directed Mr. Rose to carry (he previous letter to his wife and take home bis horßo, which still remains in Mr. Sheplar's sta ble Waldon was about forty years of age, and Q man of temperate habits. He married his second wife but a few months since, and is said to have lived happily with her ever since.” Quarter Sessions. —Com. vs. Joseph Purcell; .highway robbery, on oath of Andrew Maxwell. The circumstances of this case we have already narrated. Maxwell was knocked down and robbed, on the night of the burning of the Ft. Pitt Works. Purcell pat in aplea of guilty, thetes timony against him being overwhelming Judge M’Clnre sentenced liinno three years in the penitentiary. ~ Com. vs. Hugh Larriaon; assault and battery with intent to kill, on oath of Wm. Braxton. The difficulty out of which this suit originated occurred in M'Cully’s glass works, in December last. Braxton attempted to put Larrison out of the place, and Larrison cut him. Jury returned a verdict of guilty, with a recommendation to the mercy of the Court. Com. vs. Mrs. Gcig; indictment malicious mis chief, on oath of Elizabeth Cupps. Verdict sot 'gnilty. A soTOßioca character, called “Kelly, the Pirate,” has lived about, Monongabela City for some lime. He has been in the habit of drink ing very hard, and abasing his wife and chil dren. On last Tuesday evening he took one of his children, sick with scarlet fever, from its bed, out into the night air, his wife was driven from the house and his other children beaten ■ A few of the citizens becoming incensed at these : outrages, took him oat of bed and carried him ! down to the river, where he was thorooghly washed, ducked and splashed nnliL-on a promise of amendment for the future, he was released. First Baptist Church. —(Juitc a spirit of re vival seems to pervade this cborch; large acces sions have been month, and still the work goes on. Prayer mootings are being held •very morning, ond preaching every evening. The interest seems to be on the increase. Rev. Mr. Taylor, of Hollidaysburg, is expected to •preaoh, in connection with Mr. Yerkes, during the ensuing week. Semisaet. —The advertisement of our friend, Prof. Reed, of the Steubenville Seminary, ap pears in another colomn of this morning’s Gailtte. This institution is under the super intendence of Rev. \). C. Beatty, Prof. Reed, PrincipaL It presents overy inducement to parents desiring to send their daughters away to school. Wc have not space this morning for a communication from an esteemed friend, rela tive to the examination there at the close of the lasfTerm. We shall reserve that for another day. Success to Prof. Reed. A hiohlt interesting union meeting of the Associate Reformed, Seceders and Reformed churches was held at Dr. Rogers’ meeting bouse on Sunday evening. Rev. Dra. Preaßly, and Plumer, Revs. Blair and Wiley, and Prof. McLain, took part in fhc services. We learn “that every evening this week there will be divine services—this evening in (he church of Dr. Rogers’ and next in Dr. Pressly’s, alternating between them for each evening in tbe week. Manchester SavtKOs Bask.—An election for President and Directors of tho Manchester Savings Bank, was held in Manchester, on Sat urday last, and resulted os follows: Pretidmt —James Anderson. Director*— -John Phillips, Wheeler H. Phelps, John B. Kennedy, Chas. H.‘ Paulson, Lcclcs Robinson and Jaeob Eekert. A Committee of the Roard of Trado will go on to Harrisburg to-day, to lay before the Legis lature the views of the merchants aod business men of this city, touching tbe proposed repeal of the Tonnage Tax, which tho Penno. R- R. pro poses to have repealed. This committee con sists of Messrs. R. Biddle Roberts, Isaiah Dicky, .F. R. Brunol, James Park, jr.,and Josiah King. Tub District Court refused to grant a new trial in the case of Dugan vs. the Monongabeln Bridge Company. The Bridge will, therefore, unless indeed the case goes to tbe Supreme Court again, have to pay the amount of the verdict given against iL We would invite attention to the sale of val uable Bank and Bridge Co. Stocks, aod a small tract of choice land, situate near East Bir mingham, this evening, at tbeCom’l. Sales Rooms, No. 54 Fffth Street, by P. M. Davis, Auct’r. A rtixow named Charles Bothwell, was ar rested by the police on Sunday night, charged with purloioiog a coat and two hatß from Mr. McDermot, of the Lamb Hotel. The parties charged with robbing Peter Smith, on Elm street, last week, had a further hearing, yesterday, before Alderman Rogers, when thoy were fully committed for trial. Wm. Williams, a noted character, was com mitted for trial, yesterday, by Mayor Stuckraih, of Allegheny* on a charge of burglary, on oath of Jos. White. The Farm lore, &c., of the ‘ ‘Barnard HoUKe'’ on Fourth Street near Wood wiirbe Bold bj Mr Daria, ‘Aoet’r., commencing this morning at 10 o'clock. . ffiScAs»tr.!S £«•* - that th*r have ecmpletcly cured toe, sad I do btxt f SSnSS SU to art «*4n. .IflcWl ««h . 4i~*d tint. They .111 ctrr. nva-NS, Ko »3 U.U .t *»Pnrchs*CT**hoald becarefhl to ask tor uE. »v o CtGUJIUTED LIVER FLEMING BROS* of Pittsburgh, Pa. Ther»«x»othCTPfll»PWrtinf tDb*LtverWU,»owb«fcr*th*poMle. Dr. IPlantf* Securer HUB, .fco httothteowl Tcnnlfu^,iann°-t» 'aesssr Telegraphic Wasulvgtos Crrr, March 29. Horse.—Tho House went into committeo of the whole on the deficiency bill. Mr. Hill commenced a speech on the Kansu bill. The following is the committee appointed in pur suance of tbo resolutions of ihe Democratic caucus on Saturday evening, to consider theT>est mode and manner of admitting Kansas under the Lccompton constitution. It is composed of an equal number of Leeomptouites and anti-Lccamptonitcs: Messrs. English, Keitt, Grocsbeek, Stephens, Owen Jones, Craig, (of Missouri,) Cockrill, S&ndidgc, Dewart. Quitman, Foley, J. Olancey Jones, Pendleton. Hous ton, Clark, (of New York,) Bocock, Hall, Stevenson, McKibbcn, and Coming. p Tho discussion of the Kansas question continued until the Houso adjourned. Senate.—Mr. Fitzpatrick informed the Senators that tbo Vice President has been compelled to leave the city lor tbo South and moved that the Senate proceed to elect a President pro lem. A ballot was taken and 41 votes being pulled, only 22 were ncr. cssary f<»ra choico. Mr. Fitzpatrick received 2?, Mr. Fessenden, of Maine, 12; Mr. Ilamlin, of Maine, 1. The oonsidcration of the Minnesota bill was then re sumed And discussed at length. After maov amend ments wero proposed Mr. WiUoc submitted tho fol lowing : It gives ono representative now, a census taken, sod additional representatives be allowed on the ba sis of the Census returns. Carried, yeas 22, nays 21. Tho yeas nro as follows. Messrs. Biggs. Broderick, Btowd, Cameroo, Chandler, Clark. Collnmcr, Crit tenden, Dixon, Doolittle, Douglas, Durkeo, Fessen den, Foster, Halo, Harlan, Houston, King, Pugh, Simmons, Wade and Wilson. The Senate adjourned. [Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette.] HAnntSDDRQ, March 2‘J. c.vATF.. —Tho bill for the incorporation of the item Lodge of Son? of Malta piupod finally, but ing been amended goes to tho nouse for concur* *e therein. House.—The following petition was presented by Mr. Foster: For the repeal of the Tonnago Tax. The Liquor bill was made tho special order for Thursday afternoon and Friday forenoon. Mr. Foster offered a resolution that the 1/11 au thorizing the sale of tho to the Sunhurr Rail road Co. ho referred ro a Special Commiiteu, nod passed on a first reading by a voto of 33 against 31. Mr. Imbrie moved to postpone it indefinitely ; lost by a Vvto of 31 against 32. Mr. Imbrio moved tbßt it bo postponed for the present. Passed by 3G against 30. Tho bill relative to tho Birmingham wharf was reported with an amendment, omitting the tax sec tion. On motion of Mr. Foster it was placed on the calendar for Tuesday. New York, March 29.—The steamship Northern Light has arrived from Aspinwall with 600 passen ger?, which she brought down from Snn Francisco. Sho brings advice? two weokt later from South Amer ica. Puerto Cabello was captured by the revolutionists on tho 6tb inst, and on the following day a forco of ten thousand mco marched on Carracas, and sum moned Monagas to surrender tho Presidency. He refused, and declared the city in a state of siego. Sr. Lons, March 29. —A dispatch received from Larcoworth on tho 2ftlh, says tho Constitutional Cou vcntlon, which adjourned from Minncola, met at Leavenworth on the evening of tho 25th. Six moantain men from Camp Scott hove arrived. They left them on January 20th, on foot, with pack mules, and encountered several severe snow storms. They think the Mormons con be oasily overcome by Johnston's command, as they wished. New Yurk, March 29.—The Bank Statements is sued to-day show the foliowing results, as compared with the prerious wook : Increase in Loans, $1,655,- OOQ; decrcaso in Specie, $073,600: increase iu Cir culation. $36,000: decrease in nominal Deposits, $594,006, increase in undrawn Deposit*. S2*-,000. Telegraphic Marietta, Niw Yo»t, March 29.—Cotton Qrni: Zxr) l-ai.i sol.) closing at ll'p for Upland Middling. Hoar quiet; lb.ooo bblf sold. Wheat very dull and hoary Corn heavy; sales 25,000 l-u«h at for Soathern. Tort farm; prune $12,75 Beef »ica.lv Lard nieaaj at 9 Vg.ll 1 ,>.— Bacon quirt. Tallow steady Whisky advanced y.c. sales at 22c Sugar buoyant; holders tlenttnd an advance.— freight' dull: on Cotton to Liverpool 3-16; on Fluor to Liv erpool Is 9d; uu Grain 6vg)si 6d. Stock* steady: Chicago l Hock Island Cumberland Coal 16: Illinois Central bond* 01; Sllchlr Hour, and for extra. »r which m <*t <>f tho stock now consist*, prices have declined 25c, 2.000 bhls western extra sold at $!,&<•; L2DO bb[s extra family at superfine of frrod at $4.25, but buyer* retn*» tt Small sale* ilye Flour at $3,21.; 499 bbls C«>rn >!• al mild at $3 Wheat dull; no de mand except to supply city millers,and they are purchasing only for their own Immediate wants; sales of fair and ch«lc« Ilod at i1.H5Q1.12 per bush, and White at $1,25:31,30. a lot ■if choice Kentucky White brnusht $1.35; a lot of Üblo Bar ley sold at 06c and eotne New York at 75c. I'rcvisions brld firmly. Sojca ol Mess Pork at $l7; prime at sl4' Bacon and Bulk Meats c<>q|intit> n».ln*t quoted. Lord no* livid at 10i4f£>10>4 in bbls, and In keg«. Whisky firm at 21(&22 evuta. Ctxairfin. March 24* —Flour nnchangtd; sale* 2100 hbl*» at £l,Go@3 > 7(ir,.r superfine; receipt* large Whisky flinc 1200 bbls sold at 17}/. Provision* dull Bulk Meat dscllo cd and dnlL dosing at B}4 and tor Shoulder* and gilea. Mess Pork tdfciod at Jlfr,7s. without finding buy ers, though not over 1000 bbls ecmld be bought at tin* r»t». Nothing was done in Ibtoon, and there is no demand. Cl<> versecd Is active at $4 7£@s; tbo stock I* quite light and the demand good Gr.x-vrhw are unchanged There is a good business doing in the regular way. THEATRE.- .Lo'sxi xxt> Siio* Ma-tsor*. PITTSBURG MISS KIMMfcKLY J. i> li < NLKY mice or ii’ariaisio.'i .60c. I I’mntc Box. lnrßf>. .. .$3.00 .26c. l*riotr Box, *:nall 6.'Q .16c I Colored Uo* 6** .26c. | Second Tiur ... . Third Tiur Colored Gallery. Slogle Seats ill J'rirat** Box.Jl.lXi Second Nipht of Mils. McMAHO! TUESDAY CVEXING, March SO’h. 155*. '►ill be acted the popular pUy ' f INUoMAHParllicaia, Mrs Mo Mahon; Ingomar, Sir. J. G. Hanley. Sailor’* Hornpipe M»*t*r Lewi*. To conclude with the Farce, on titled OBJECT OF IX rKK" EaT—Funny (with *oog., ltuee Cline: Mr. Primroec* Mr. U. A. Wearer. Safety and Economy in Elgiit. WHY 'will you bum Camphene and fluid, when jon C4U get a cl.o.i[*r and botier light. Pore K*ru**ne oil, made from tbogn* of Canoe) Coal. pmdu»e* the cbeapeit, inoet brilliant, steady. ploa«*m and tufa port able light evor offered to the public, and uo danger of cx ploelon; more brilliant than ga*. and - moTlng all mortdd matter from the utomach, regulating the Ix.weU, strengthening the entire body and imparting vigor and tone to the entire human system, it cannot be eijnal'cd. We would reonnirnd all who are afflicted with any of tbew terrlbb- dieeavee, to Immediately proc-ttro a bottle of the Bitters, and their ullinbiit* will r*ni«b like snow lieforv a scorching son. Sold by Druggist* everywhere, and by 110STKTTEU A SMITH, Sole Proprietor*. Noe. M WatiTor 6S Front »t». mr2TM»wT WHISKEY— 150 bbls. prime Double l’.cc tided Whiskey and 20 bid*. Old Monongabela Bye Whiskey, with an a»*ortment of Foreign and D->mef tin- tear , , ■ , Money i»-.„'iy tn ro»Jer:.te demand, and there d« Vork and Philadelphia quote money WJ anJ good paper scarce, with a moderate revival of activity in tbe wholesale trade ASHES No Inquiry, rotaali nominal at and Pearls , attXSCU Soda A»h is steady at 35£@4- | APPLE*—A greed demand, and all the prime and sound ; litahATehf'D tnk-Mi on arrival, mainly for tl.o east. at , $1.7653,75 $ doi. Manilla, ft call 15 ctt. ip a. Hemp, $1,67, $2,75@53,7 6 * dc u Hemp, 9 coll, 12 cla ft. PLOUGH I.INK.' s —JlaaillH 87 ct» 9 dox. Hemp, Toe. COTTON YARNS—Price* remain aa before quoted: potnn> tass. Noe 5 to l.iindustxo 22 c pft No. it Noe. 11 a 12 23 cfl ft No. 17. No. 13 -2» c r* ft No. 13. No. 14 25c V & No-'®- No. 13 2d rVftlN'’ 2". ..12 c fk tt>|No. *OO .11 c V IbiSo.wo... lOOO. .. 9cWlb| No 2 *>£•• V*>J CUKESK —A limited inquiry from the retail aod country trade at l* f„r good IV. R. The stock is not large but abundant. CANDLES AND SOAP—Candlos are steady at our quota, tious : —dipped 12, niuuld 12and adamantiuo 26. B.op remains ai before, steady at 5 for common, 6U for Palm, and It) for Sawjxr’s Toilet and Castile, (or do Chemical Olive, and 7 for do German. DRIED BEEP—Small sales ol new by the tierce at 12>-£. Dill ED ERL IT—We notico a f»w sales of Apples, but the inquiry Is not so ocUTo u it was; several salt* ©1 small parcels at $1,37 sti.l ooe of 200 bos at $1,23. Peaches are scarce end in request at $3,75. FBATHERS— w» note sale* of prime western, on arrival, at 45 but only in small lot*; from store they ar» held at 50. FEED— We .jiiot.- Fred, on arrival, within the range of SOtc&W for Bran. Shorts, ShipstufTs and Middlings. FlSH—there 1* alight but regular demand for Mackorei No 3, targe, at $11,60@12 ft bbl, and sf s 26 V blf bbl; Hall fcix Herring $6.25; White F«»h. ordtunry $11; Lake Bnj>erior, do $l2; halt do ordinary $5,7 5(40,00; dn Lake Superior $6,00 @svss. FLOCK—The market is extremely dull; tho receipts for sale are very U;ht. and super may be quoted at s3,o(ks $3 12 nod extra at 4:x T 37CSSJV.i>O. Iron etore, super sell* at ; 3.37'453,50. • xtns-'l.67issl,uo and family do $»,37©54,50. »ye Flour, sales on arriva, at fJ.'tT. GRAIN—Osts are steady at 27 ou arrlru! aud meet with ready sale; gon.v rules at 4U«£46 for Inferior and 45<®50 for sound; Rri 1* in request at 60u552 from firvt bands and 55(4 Wlnitn store; Uxrnav dull at 45; Wheat steady at 7u@65 Rr Red and White GROCERIES—Thrrv is a steady demand from th«. oot»tey and retail trade at fur Sugar and furMtdvses Coffee i* «t«ady at and Kicvat 6^jio GAS PlPE—the following ar* the quotations for wrought l*rr Foot. j .7 ets. lnch Ga» Pipe.-. 32 cU | . 8 “ a “ " ... 50 •• yU - •• “- w - , lou “ 3 •• ...1.30 - 1 .la' " 3*4 - - i.oo - 4 - - .XM •• .. ..‘ld ‘ l Sutpll !•' tile- | HOMINY —a light demand, and iak*si<» the retail trade . J 6.00 V bid. • 1 IIA V—a fair supply at scales, and salt sat slos£l3 ton ! HI DEs—There is an advance In dry Hides but no change I £r<*-rr **l»-s •>( gr.-en at 5. greeu taitrd at and dry . flint at 16nLld ; IKON 4 NAILS —tbure is a very light detuauJ, but car d ! rate* are unchanged, and »e repeat l " Ends sail sons, A Fctu.'c Nails p ll«at quality- S i M* 7d “ tf ~...4]23| grown m sqcaxe. 1 M “ M .. .4.60 X inch tb 3U , 4d Me 4.;5.W - “ , Out >pik<-S 3 l.i 4(-4 |* FLAT BAIL inch 4,25|110r»<> Shoo l by JjJ, 7-ltl *• to 0 4,76: and inch 2 1 /£ Wro’t Spikes ty± inch Dnndy Tire, I*4 by all lengths GVI 7-16 and y. inch... 3*4. •• MO - tM Saddle TrwlU and \% ' - •• “ 6U l-y M 0 and y A In 4 BoiW Rfrets S> t»S| do “ J£, 1 and , sntrr taon. br MO A*4 In •* *t 4 • Not. IS, 14,16,10» 17 lb 4J4 | - 15. 20, IS s 34... “6 “ 20 “ 6i.'] LKATIIER—There m no change to note but holders : are firm at om quotations ; Rod Spanish »>le lb ... 20025 j jJ?lau2btrr “ “ ~..26ft39 Bndlo “ “ $30542 I Skirting Leather H lb 2s@3o i names* 24fcJ2fi L.VKD—Then are n.> large transocli r.s. sales of country No 1 «t 'Jand rity do at 10 4MRR— A vi-rj light demand, uud (alts of small I. ts at $10.26 oft.—There i« a fair local demand for Lard Oil No. 1 nt 55, and No. 2 at 75. Linseed Ull is stoady at GO. POTATOES —Tb« receipts for tho past week hare been large, and prices are not so high; saiea of prime Nesban nocki un arrriral at l5. Frum sturr«, sales of Had aD>J mixed at BVi£4o, and prune NeahauDOcks at 60. l’|U METAL—The boats from up tho Allegheny are arriving "Ith supplies of Allegheny metal, but It is too rn:u yet fur transactions; and buyers do not seem to meet the Tiewi of sellers at all closely. We have ouly board of one salt* of lW tons of prime Allegheny metal, on private t-rmt, iU'l some reportod offers at figurrs we are not at Übvrty to i|Uote Buyers gem-rally du uot seem disposed to «>ir.-r over fertiila quality of meUl SEEPS—Then* I* l, 'it little Clover pressing un (he market; sales on arrival at |4,<12<&4,75, and from store at $5.00; osle* in tlx-retail 9ay at £5,26. Timothy, sales on arrival •>( prune at iJ.Ou and . aHKKP—'The rwiptvwen- 1750 head, but only CfO were •01d.Ht3Lj.g,4«4. gross, one lot briDßlng 5. Tho reet went **nOOS— li’-Obead in jwm, and 250. sold at grots; tho rest were shipped c««t_ Imports by Hirer. NKW ORLEANS per J. 0. Fremont—29 (kgs sundries 1 Junes 4 Cooley; 153 bbds sugar, 64 Mils taolas, J 1 Ilonre' 25 tk* 1 hbd and 2 bbls nuts. Dickey A co; 3 tes and 1 hbd meat. It bbl mptn, J Mills; 33sk»wheat, Iluffmsn.M’Crearv A co. 10 bbls oil, J Dalxell; 61 bit cotton, Kennedy, C-, A en- 10 bbls whiskey, Fahnestock A co; 25 bx candle#. Watt AAVilsnn; 600 bbl flour.J Gardiner, 4do alcohol Jl‘ Flem ing- 4'j irechests, « W Hubley; 6 bbl alcohol, Uttle A to 10 ,i„ whbkoy, L Sahl; 29 tons metal Wade, Hampton A co 50 esl: bac< u 48 bis cotton, 270 bbl Hour, 21ft skt potatoes Clarke A to; 8 hbd* sugar, Capi. Stockdsle. WHEELING, per Cbcvot—l7 bg* apples, *1 do peaches, bbi notatooa, Uwls A Edgerton; 61 do flour, Loughlln;Bosks bar lev, Smith 7 csk oil, Dalrell: 12 bbl whiskey. Bryax A co 23* bits barley. Wood; 16 bx soap, 16 do caudles, Oraham A Thomas; 67 pe bncon,Bbrlver A Dilwortb; 80sks com, 43d0 potat, Hagan; 13bbl apples, M’llaneA Anjor. 60 sks oaU Campbell; 513 dorte, Uggett; 10 crates, 47 sks applet, 25 do* brooms, 4 bg* beans, ColtUaa 2 bbl eggs, Uttls A co 55 bid floor, M’Cally-. 3bx egg*, Jet« r - 4 • ... , . CINCINNATI per Economy—22fl bgs wheat, 30 bbl lard, 2 bgs wool. 23 do sumac, 6 bgs L-atbcrs, 29 bis cotton Dieknv A c« 8 hbd tobac, Weyman; 77 bis cotton, Pen nock 16 hbd tobac, Bagaley, A co; 50 We C'-Unn, Ken ,i.-.h Childs 4 CO-37 bbl flour, Gardiner; 30 do whiskey M’Uullougb; US .k. potat, 1U do wheat, Huffman, A co; 1056 bgs wheat; Kennedy A Bren 10 do do. 490 »ks 34 bbl pout, 160 bbl ham*. 0 do wblskey, 18 bis wool, 4, tc. bref, 60 bbl alcohol, voo do flour, Clarke i co; 40 tons pig iron U<-bin«iin Mluuis 4 co; 15 bbls flour, loung. 7ANFSVII.LH dct Bums Graham—Blo bbl high wines i eggs, owners on board. . ST LOUIS psr c.k* -tail J.r., Bo do h.m, 10 do do, IVm! !Io!m» tTO 51 .t. f'"''"", >» c,k " 11. W. I‘olnd.xL-r, «9 ['is" lewl.T. II Novln t ca JA dr hldm, M’Brldo k so; H bbl* -CS*. T[ H.o. jn , C *l* Pot«t k e., 123 bbl 25 *t* I-Ul, *o mk. h.mi do do.idL, 2074 bld«, 100 bl. hemp, 11 kp l*sd,7 to. k.m 00 bbl* pork. IPJ do door. Cl.rk" k co. pIVgRMBWB. Water ctlll falling. There was not much doiog ou the whlrf reSerdaf The *«tbcr was clear and quite chilly. were for Sunday. Tbe Cberolt frem Wbrellng. tho ltockrL tbe J C. Fremont from hew Orleau* and on Mor.doy the Ecujoaiy t*m »»«» Graham, Zanesville and Keys to oo fium St. Ltmia. Ail these boats brought pretty good load*. Tb 6 Eromont, had mostly on departure* y«terJay«xwpt of the Wheel "■L™ temomj f.rcj.clmmo, lb, Fulton City for St. LmiU. and Olenwood for NaahvUJe. A largo Dumber of flee boat* will leave Car Terious ports daring The little steamer Fortune, C*pt. Keno, is up for the Wabash river. She is tbs only rtoamer now here that bsi a sMngla out for that port, and Miippers wlij do w«U to look tohc7 Tbe Cambridge, Cap|- D~n. Unearly ready to leave t.r the Illinois riv. r. Eor ether beats rn/wgetting ready for departure with dispatch. e»e advertlwnrents. Steamboat Register. jUUUVED—Jefferson, BrtWjurvQl* Lo»toe,do; Ctolonel Barord. Elizabeth; Cbsvolt, Wheelinj,; Emma Oreham, Zanesville; Bockrt, Cincinaatl; E«aanjr,do; Kejstone,St. Louie J. C. Fremont, i** Orleans. hl-p^utkd—Jcffcr*on.Brcwtixvin«; Lcxerne.do; Colon «1 Bayard, aixobeth; Chevnlt, WhetUag; FoU Wayne, Be* Oiieant: ValtoaCltV; Bt. Lcois. airer 6 Jeet—Wilat. LOVS'S COLUMN DRY GOODS. HE subscriber having just returned from Turk *aJ Philadelphia Me confident that he can of [h*DUCEMENT3 TO PURCHASERS, both in *tyle«, Ity and Pricce, nn«nrpa*sed by any hoOM West o! the RICH FANCY DRESS SILKS, RICH BLACK BAYADERE DRESS SILKS. RICH BLACK SILK ROBES, * PLAIN BLACK SILKS, PRINTED BERAGES, " ROBES, ORGANDIE LAWNS, “ ROBES. Also— Cliallies. Crapo De Espanees, Q CS < Lawns, 4«. SHAWL 9 AND MANTLES. BROCIIE BORDERED STELLA SHAWLS. PRINTED BORDERED STELLA SHAWLS, Of everv Style, Color and Quality varying in prices from Two to Fif- teen Dollars. FRENCH LACE AND CHANTILLA MANTLES, From Three to Thirty Dollars. NEEDLE WORK. IHANDSuME SETT COLLAR AND SLEEVES, IVEKY RICH REAL FRENCH WORK COLLARS. EMBROIDERED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. .JACONET AND SWISS EDGINGS, INSERTINGB AND FLOUNCIN'’ S WHITE GOODS ipiyUET CLOTH FOB BASQUES. COLLARS AND SLEEVE S , FRENCH AND ENGLISH BRILLIANTS, !JACONETTS, nainsooks, MULLS. SWIaS, VICTORIA LAWNS, Ac. PLAIN, PLAID, STRIPED AND FIGURED. HOSIERY. A FULL AND COMPLETE AS- SORT3IENT. Mourning Goods OF EVERY DESCRIPTION GOODS FOE BOY’S WEAR. (Black, Blue, Green, Drab and Olive CLOTHS. a! 31 5! ißlack, Blue, Green, Drab and CASIIMEKETTS. Plaid, Plain and Striped CASSIMERES. TWEEDS,"MERINO, NANKINETTS, CASSIMERES r Linen and Cotton Path Stuffs, Ac. DOMESTICS. TUE LARGEST STOCK IN THE many of the above Goods were bought of MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS, LARGE AUCTIONS, FOR CASH, WE ARE ENABLED TO SELL TUEU AT PRXCE» ®i) a t Qtfe Competition Call and Examlns onr Stock nefore Par- chillng Elsewhere, V C. HANSON LOVE, Formerly Love Brother*, and Toting, Stevenson ft'Love, SIGN 07 TUB ORIGIN Ale BS^E«HIVE, X*©. 7*4 Pittsburgh, Femxa. ■ofe3ewla> .. ■ W. E. CHILDS & CO’S PATEST ELASTIC EIRE AXE WATER-PROOF CEMENT ROOFING-. PBHRIN »nd Water-Proof Omani Eoodag, ft fcloj ti. otdj artltdo jet laTeateiftiat will nZZItSiL rwiti the action of the nttnoephete In erery climate. mtctessially XT IS PERFECTLY FIRE AND WATER-PROOF, Ad-1 in point Ofdurability,« Wj»»j it isoqtal, ifnot sup* #r, to any Metallic Roofing. We can pot It on orer Old Tin 1 ar. Iron nr Sh.ngle Roofs, it making nod • aace how flat or steep the roof may be. This laTOTaiUnd to prom as absse represented. We will pat it on for SIX DOLLARS PER SQUARE, (TEH FEET SQUARE) TWO DOLLAHS PKH SQDAB*. tala* oa accaaal of It. ft «®.Wr Inrlto all who are building, and also those who wish their Roofr Resalred to call at onr offlr. laa n*r* r»~* and examinecniplps and satisfy themselves in regard to the durability and thi?RcSS. ™ l » jonviow l «... PKRIUS * JOHXSOS, WM JOtINSON j No - 183 Ttili •*"«*. between Wood and Pmlthdeld, ' Pittsburgh; Peoaa. I have made a chemical examination of soma *peclmcnsol suits of which are as followe let. The material Is compounded so as to remain pliable i 2J. The consistency la not readily inflaenced by the temj off from s roof in Sommer, or crack in Winter, I. e. extremes o 3,1. The composition is not acid but slightly alkaline. It it from the action of the weather. 4th. It is Water Proof, and to a large extent Fire-Proof; flame it In my opinion such a roofwiillast for yearsifpnt u Respectfully, I hire examined W. r.. Child* 4 Co's Elastic fire and Watt ft s good iuTrution. and am willing to insnre bnildiogs thnsj meUl aplslydswF fHlgned] J; tSegular Stramrrß. Monongahela River U. S Mail Packets. STK.VMERTELEGRAPH, | STEAMER JEFFERSON, U&st | _ jJgj& C*pt J. C. WooawAiirv. Capt. (Iron.?* Cuttle. rpiiE ABOVE NEW 6TEAMEIW ABE 1 now runuiug ic K uliirlv. Morning Boats list KCI XUI N N ATI- REGl T LAR7jCgL» Jc TUESDAY PACK KT—Tha eltrant >Me«C2ggSgl wheel pavsenger par Let CLADIAIOK, Capt. Georgo Moure, will ksvo fur the above and intermr-lialo porti every TUES DAY at 1U o'clock. tm. Fer freight or passage apply cn board,orto (mrl9j FLACK. BARNEY ACO , Agts. EGULAR TUESDAY - PACK-1 .(p?:..* ET FOR ZANESVILLE.—Th* fine tttwJggjEpßa steamer EMMA GRAHAM, Capt. Mcxboe Arma, will leave fur the above aud intermediate ports EVERY TUESDAY, at 4 u’dock p. m. For freight or passage apply cn board. ucl? FLACK, BARNES A CO, Ag'ts. REG U I. A’r' WEDNESI)AY~ rjjjjg-, * BACKET, FOR CINCINNATI.—The flu- new steamer J W HAU.MAN. Capt. M. ifaya, will leave for the above and all intermediate ports on EVERY TUESDAY at 10 <>'< lock A. SI. For passage or freight Rpplyou board or to FLACK. BARNES A CO., Amenta. OR .MARIETTA AND'ZANES-1 VILLI’—The new and Ix-antiful steatncrjggbljltSjgJ I LIZZIE MARTIN. Capt. Brows, will leave for the above ! and all inierroedlatepurti. EVERY SATURDAY, at 3 p. v. For freight or passage apple on board or to oclrt Flack. BARNES A CO, Agts. > 33 o (Cincinnati, &r. 170 R CINCINNATI A LOtTS-, JE? «, . MLLE.—The line steamer POTOMAC, Capt. Wm. C. Harry, will leave for the above and all inter nirtliale port* on WEDNESDAY the 31st itut. at 4 f.K For freight or pansago apply on hoard or to mrtS FLACK. BARNES A CO FOR CINCINNATI * Lulls-. fCffr * VILLE.—TIie sptendi-l steamer CLARA DEAN, Capt. 8. Cadmnn, will leave for the above and ail intermediate ports nn WEDNESDAY the .list Inst. For freight cr passage apply on boardor to F" OK CINCINNATI & LOUIS- [ VILLE—The fine passtngvr steamer J&iaizsst ROCKET, Capt. C 11. Ilarst, will IntTe for the above and all Intermediate ports on, THIS DAV, 3tltb Inst., at 4 P M. For freight or juusago apply on board, or to mrlT FLACK. BARNES 4 CO.. Ac-nt*. Fur ili ncTnn AtT anTTLuu is v i'i'.LK —Tlie fine »teanier MINERVA, Copt John Gordon, wiileave fur the above %n>i all Intermediate ports TUIS DAV. 30th iti'tat.t, at 4 o'clu-k. !•. it Fur freight ft passage applr on board, or to nirl? FLACK. BARNES A C">., Agents. FOB WABASH KiYiSß.—The, JEfcji 'lit.-urii'Ut.-amf-r FOHTUNK, Capt. Will leart I'm tho al> 'To alu) all iuti'rmcdiat* port* on IVKDSKSDAY tbo CM inaf . at 4 j\ H. For Ircitflit or p&at&ci* apply on board or to FLACK, BARNES k CO. Uouismilc, &r. FUK LOl'lSVlLLE—Thoolepint [_ffa?i,fr uti-Atucr JACOB I*OK, Capt. Stewart, will l.wve fur the nbore mi*l all intertneiliite i«irt» WEDNKSBAY, April 7tb. Fur fmcht or pasture upplv <>n Uinrd or to mril FLACK. BARNES k CO_ Agent /iasijbille, >Vc, FOK NASHVILLE—The ele- . ICg- «. pnnl stiuiincr JENNY GRAY.»flg£gjsSjfaL Captain Dunlap, w ill leave f ir the above and lutcnncdinto port* ui SATt.'UI'AY. April‘lst, at 4 r. X. For freight or pn*aage upply '-ii I'.Ani < r to mrhi FLACK. BARNES k CO., Agents. FOU NASHVILLE.—The tino Fteamer S. l\ HIBBARD, Capt. George W. Rood, will leave for tn» above and all lutornu-diato porta. THIS DAY, the 30th Inst..at 4 o'ohick. p. m. For freight or paswago apply on board, or to tmrld} FLACK. BARNES A CO-, Agents. FOR NASHVILLE—Xe fine new steajner RELIANCE. F. X. K/-d >. Uwtir, will looro for the hIAto and all tnlcnne.iiat* j«.m TIHB DAY, 30th For .freight or pi'suco apply “a bounl or to i, 1W li*ff L Tlinvpc t _ •*- £t. Houis, &c, Missouri River Direct. TO JKFFKKSOW BOOXYILLK. BRUNSWICK, LKAI.NU TOX, WYANDOTTE CITY. KANSAS CITY, LEAVENWORTH AND ST. JOSEPH. TriE fine passenger steamer ORB, Captain W «t, will U-avp fur the «boT« ami all Intermediate parti, on SATURDAY, ITth tint., at 4 P. M. Kor freight or pas sage apply on t-onr'l or to FLACK. BARNES fc CO., Agfa F~7r~sT7 uJUITSTkeokuk: j —t>»« at-amer SIIENANUO. Canl.sgigss«i II EV"-,r):. will l.'art for the above and ail tiilvrmeClaie pur«» on WEDNESDAY, bint m»t. at 4 o‘clack, p. M. For freight or pjuifc-r cj pl)' < n board, or to jur-'I FLACK, BAKNKS CO . Agenta. F" OKTSt LOITs 7v\D rLUNOIsTjES^A IUVKIt—Th. fine Pteatnor BAT riTY Capt. Andrew Miller, will leave for the übove and all lalor mediat* purt« on TUESDAY, both iiiat- at 10 o’clock, A. M. For freight or pimgo apple on bonrd'or to rortd FLACK. BAKNKS A CO. * > y: X For st.* louls, hannibal, , > irw.trrw nnmvnr.iv MtTgnsTTNP. koCK island, davenport, galena, dubuque, n CROSSE AND ST. PAUL.—The flue steamer GOODY FKIKNDS. Capt Thomu Shuman, will lento for the above and all intermediate jxirts on WEDNESDAY, 31fft init- at i u FLACK. DARNED A CO- Agent*. I7OH ST. LOUIS, KEOKUK, c JEHLjfc } R‘XIK ISLAND, DAVENPORT, DUBC-ifigsaSsSS yUK, WKXONA A ST. PAUL—Tho flno sew steamer VIX EN, Isaac Mason Master, will leaTo for the above and all In* termi-diate ports, on THIS DAY, 30th lost- at 4 p, 11. For freight or passage apply on board or to mrtt FLACK. BAILS E 3 A CO.. Agents. FOR ST. LOUIS, "KEOKUK, iJPft.fr BURLINGTON, MUSCATINE, Island a DAVENPORT—The fine •.tenner ARIZONA, Capt. Uordman. will leave for the above and all Intermedi ate ports, on THIS DAY. .THhtn-t. at 4!• x. For freight or passage apply on board or to tnrtl FLACK. BARNES A CO.. Apts. F"' OK ~ST. LOUlsr KEOKUK, , jcSv* KOCK ISLAND. DA and DUBUQUE —The fine now steamer K. F. BASS, Capt. W. T. Barr, will leave for the above and all intermediate ports THIS DAY, 3t)tb Inst. For freight or passage apply on board or to f-b 24 FLACK, BARNES A CO- Agents. FOR ST. LOUIS. The tine steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. Shepherd, will leave Tor the above and all Intermediate porta TUIS DAY, 30ih Inst. For freight or postage apply on board, or to mrlfi FLACK.'BARNES A 00- Agents. F~ "or"st7 LouTsand"ilU?ToisrTver. —The flee stewmor CAMBRIDGE,CapL Samuel Doan, will leave far the above and all intermediate ports THIS DAY, the gOtli lint, at 10 o’clock, s. 11. Por freight or pas sage apply on board, or to tnrlrt FLACK, BARNES A CO- Agents. For sf. Loris* keokuk,"’galena, DL'RUQUE AND Bt. PAUL—The splondid steamer I HAZEL DELL. Capt Ileus, will leave fur the above and all ; intermediate porta THIS DAY, 30th tost. For freight 01 i passage apply on board or to . m lo FLACK, BARNES A CO. FOR St. LOUIS.—Tho splendid steamer PRIMA DONNA, Capt Marsh Ford, will leave for tha above and nil interm-oßato ports TUIS DAT-. 30th Inst.' For freight or passage npoly on board or to mrlO FLACS,"BARNES k 00. For st. louis & keokuk— ijgfij ‘nie fine pnssenpT packet J. U. Capt. Woodburn, will leave for the above and all ntcnnedlate ports THIS DAY, 30th Inst. For passage or freight apply os board or to FLACK, BAKNKS k CO-Agta. FORTST.' splendid . JELft steamer NATHANIEL HOLMES, Kenniday, will leave for the above and Intermediate ports, THIS DAY, 3iUh inst. For freight or paseago apply on l>oardortn Irnrl] FLACK, BARNES A CO-Agents. For' st.’" Louis," keokur.ljEsS ROCK ISLAND, GALENA AND BUQUK—The fine steamer MODERATOR, Capt. Frauk Maratta, will leave for tho above and all intermediate ports Tilts DAY. 30lh Inst, at 4 o’clock, r. v. For freight or passage apply on board, or to (tnrlTi FLACK, BARNES A 00? Agents. FOR KEOKUK, DAVENPORT, ROCK ISLAND, GALENA, rtrniinrw AND ST. PAUL—The fine passenger »te*mer LA CKUbhs, Capt Devinnoy, will leave for the above and all Intermsdiato ports THIS DAY, 30tb Instant,at4 o'clock. tu. Forfrtigbt "£s*" ‘“n^sAwns'* «■ jjeto ©titans, &c. FOI! MKUI>IIIS AXI) NE W.' fpf-' - ORLEANS —The splondid sterner J. 0. FREMONT, Capt. Stockdale. will leave for all intermediate porta on THIS DAT 30th lost,at 4 o'alock. For freight or passage apply on board or to mr3o FLACK, BARNES;* CO. FOR" MEMPHIS AND NEW > flSft a. ORLEANS. —The fine steamer Opt. John A. P-oblusoa, will leave for the termedtate ports THIS DAY 30th Instant, at at 4 o'clock, r. m. For Ircight or ptssaga apply.on board,or to mrl7 FLACK, BARNES A CO, Agents. HARDY & AT GREW, STKAMB OAT AGENTS, Corner of First and Ferry strets, 9 PITTSPPBQII, pa MILL FEED—2OOO lbs. chopped Feed in 1 tore and far sale by DAVID g HEEBBT. BACON SHOULDERS—I2O pieces, oountry cured, lo 1 ton sad for sale by ~ mr23 y ' ATWELL, LRB k OQ, JX ST., *LOUJft—I4 bbls., White Wheat, in atot tad for, tile by fmrt3l ATWII.L, LBBiCO. EGGS4S bbls. fresh BeevrtoM &&(Lfbz ftb«rNo.276Uiit. „ • sf W. £. CHILDS A 00*3 ROOFING, loft at ny offlw, tfc* n fort great longth oftlmo. £££«i? a ?‘ I,s J nlJy 11 WOQld »®t be Uabla to melt and rno “« *«M not Injur* It. oald not deatroy the convwa, bat on the contrary protect SStSsr 11 CntCIKSATI AOISCT Itcrril Is*. Co 7|>K tut. |C<" sr-Proof Cement Roofing, and aa far aa 1 tan , protected upon the name term* u x hum*, n.—^ dge * co ?* ide ?’ b. S. law: Agt. Royal I n a. Co.. lsg Read wiiat 'the y~say op dr. swa rszrs coEPOuyn syrup W I I* D CHERRY Th,. Original end Gonuine Preparation' Disordtrttl Stomach, Liver, Breast or Lnngi. The wcnderfol cures performed by thta invaluable read- _ Id no, la Pulmonary. CON* SOMPTrON, Coughs, Odd*. Asth ma, Bronchitis, TntluentA, Whooping Gough, Croup, Spitting of Blood, Liter Complaint, Paluintbe Side and Brenat, Tick ling or raising in the Threat, and»ll Diaeuea cj the Lunge, and Dreaat haTe excltedOthe astonish ment of all who hare wiincased Ita mar. vellous efT«t; there ts no account of a medicine, from the enrll*wt agos, farnisbtng a para 110 1. PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, ALL SPEAK FORTH ITS PRAISES. 49 The report* from all parts of ILo World, where they nae of Dr. Swayne'e Compound Syrup of Wild Chery, nn questionably proves It to be the great remedy of the age. NIGHT SWEATS, GREAT DEBILITY, Ac. We think there never has l>*en a medicine which has'giv on such universal satisfaction as Dr. Swayne’s Compound Syrup Wild Cherry. It has stopped night aweats, deep 6t»:<>d nicer* of Ilia lungs, raised thewe who ware fui declining with great weakoo**, when all other means prov ed unavailing. DR. J. 11. ELLISON, Franklin county, Ky., writes: I haro been engaged in an active practice of twelve years,and recommend Dr. Bwayue'sComponnd Syrup of Wild Cherry in preference to all other remedies. In the much dreaded Pneumonia, cr Disease of the Lungs, and the alarming fora iu which it appears in Kentucky, I regard It os an invalca* bte remedy. Ca-e ofTbonfl- Dtxon. Over 5 years have elapsed, end he ■till remains a hearty nun. Rev. JAMES JL DUKROROW, Pastor of Berlin circuit, Baltimore Conference, and all the pi tncip&l merchant* at Point of Rocks, Sid., have testified to. the following Da. $« svxr.—Dear Sir—Believiug it a duty 1 owe to the pnblic, and in justice to you, 1 have thought proper to make known uneof the most extraordinary cure*, in my own case, that boa ever been truly recorded. In the ihonth of Octo ber hut, I was afflicted with a severe gathering in niy breast which formed a largeabsoecs, and also communicated t» my Lungs and very much afflicted them, and discharg'd large quantities of corruption, external and iDti-miL 31 v breath could also peas through my Lungs and out through the cavity of my breast with apparent ease, attended with a violent cough, day and night, loss of appatlte, and extreme debility, so that my physicians thought my ca«e entirety hopeless and beyond the power or medicine. I remained iu this wretched condition for a long time, nntllXwaa wasted to a mere bkeMon, and there seemed to be no hope for me; bat haring read in the public papers of the many wonderful cur * performed by your <'ed ontbegutna, the child will rccoTcr. This preparation is et». innocent,eCl eacinus, and to pleasant, that no child wQI refuse to let it* gum* be rubbed with it. When Infant* are at the age of four months, though there is no appearance of teeth, one bottle of the Syrup should bo aied on the gum*, to open the pores. Parents should never be without the syrup in the nursery where there are young children; for if a child wakes iu the night with pains in the gums, tno strop immediately giTes ease by opening the pores and healing the geme, there' by preventing convulsions, fevers, Le. Prepared only by Dr. Ewayne £ Son, Phils. 1000 bottles ;«t rec*ivt«J and for sale by thv Pittsburgh Agent, Da. OEO lI4IEYSER, 140 Wood at. FLACK A TURXKS, tgi-tti. srt'enty-flTe Biew and Second Uand carriages ajst) buggies, rot SALE At WHITER REPOSITORY, TWO MILK KU.V, ULAR RAIVfiL'A THE subscriber offer* for sale, ornjajL on the most reasonable ifmi. Sue assortment cf Barouches udsecond-hs nd Baggie*, tnadA by Watson, of Philadelphia, sotn* bnt little- used.-Also, twenty-one now Buggies, wade in my own ehep, from the very best material purchased in the cutern market. A fine lot of Trotting Wagons, new end second hand. Also, a lot of Boat Wagons, Jenny Undi, Germantown Wagons, Joreey Wagona ana Rockaway*, two fine Phaetons, teats for four ?!reon% one of them \VAlsou’s make and one of them New ork make. Two fine Saltire, one made by Mr. Dtitodgere, Philadelphia, and a few common Buggies, rult&ble for light marketing. The subscriber flatters himself he nut make it to the interest of pereont wishing to -purchase, to give him a call- The establishment is convenient to the city, the Excel ilorpmbibns line Coaches pasting tbs door every ten min ute*. mr2kdiwSm*T SAHTEL FAHNESTOCK, Foreign and Domestic Hardware. -Vo. 74 Wood Street, between Diamond alley ami I'mtrth street, Pittsburgh, Pa, THE subscriber is now opening a largo pnd well selected amortmotit of Foreign and DrmesCic Uardwarts and will be sold on as good terms as any bottsn in this city. Ills assortment embraces a general assortment of Hardware,Cutlery, Carpenter "Tools, (Union Places,) Ac., Ac., to which bo invites the attention of Merchants and others before supplying themselves. oeEfcdtf— mrld SAM’L KAfINEaTOCK. Sundries.- 460 bushels prime Clorcraeed, 30 hhds. N. 0. Sugar, 30 bbls. Goldon Syrup Molasses 1000 kegs Nalls, assorted sUes, 15 bbls. Roll Batter, . 2UOO Prime Codfish, 300 bushels Rye, . 100 boxes Window Qlaa, ■ 30 colls Manilla Rope, 59 bales Navy Oakum, 60 dox. Ziuo Wash-boards, 100 do. Patent Backets, •J3O do. Corn Brooms, In store and for sale by (fe24> WATT A WILBUR. TO THE MEMBERS OF LIBRARY AS SOOIATION.—-After this d«te, no books will be gtf«-n out, until further notice. Members having Books in their possession, will please return them before APRIL Ist, as the Library Committee an about to classify tho Books; and publish a catalogue. By order of _mrt4:tapl LIBRARY COMMITTER. Removal—Baerhave'e Holland Bitter*. WE have removed the manufactory of IKEBiLAVR’9 HOLLAND BITTERS to No.2TWood stmt, below Second. .- _, “ folfcdswtfT CASHMERE and Oriental Tapestry Imita tions on Wall Paper, of French and German mazrafao toM, for sale by W. P. M ARBI!ALL A CO. TAR —20 bbls. now, fine, for sale by LEWIS A EDGRRIJON, So. 100 Wood ttroet. HEMP —-4 bales choice Kentucky, for tvioe miken use, joz! Landtoß acJ for Bile be tartS ATWELL, LEE k 00. BBLS. N. C. TAR for sale by * lvv daqaley, cosgbavk* co No. IB A 20 -yy-ood ,t. Ground mustard, GronnTTw? Ground Cinnamon, Ground dorra, and lOfTm.tl Csmlr, rov’d and for i«l« at wholwale or retail tor mr23 MACKEOWN fcyiKLEY, Ko. 167 UlvrtT at Extract logwood—B doz. boxes for wJc »t redneed r»toe by MACKEQWN * FINLEY AQ BBLS. LINSEED OIL to arrive for by mrQ MACKEQWN k FINLEY. Artist materials of ail da^oiTpHonZ to be had wholesale or retail by r mtl: n. l. yAnsEsrocg ± co. STRANGE'S Superior Pencil Sharoencr J for tale by fy a tTAVPV ’ nrl9 ConarMptrtmd gtcimlrttwt. SDGAE— 110 hhds. prime N. O. Saeariust ‘ B.EOBIBOS “ “ SSi Liberty etract. ACOIJ—SO.OUO lbs. Hanu,: Shoulders and _jHde« tauaokn hoow amf forwl* by • a. ROBiaoy * co. IVTOLASSES— 40° b bl 9 . Plantation and 20- .V .. CO. —A O.S*6UV “I 8 bbls - jnst reo’d Xjtnd mrtO R. RODIfeOH *£o. TBAS-15U half chests X. H. Imperial and TeaJ J ~ 11 recM for «»1* Lt 1 '-Jg™ R. EOBISO.V * <3O, 3 0 boxes O’b, B’b and 9’s lamp i TtbKra.prtcHMi.u pa lb.jna .n«iToJmd(£ ■ H I. UTILB 4 CST OPICES— 2OO hags Pepper; .