jtetarjj! (lactic. PITT8BUBOH: THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1858. OFFICIAL PAPER 0P T[JB clTy City and News Items. Tm Biot asd Homicide at Pout Pcßnr > morning glve » statement to tbc ri K 1 thst “tat ““ted Frederick Noser had ,> . taide a complaint before the Major concerning 3 honre hro'? m ,?° rt *“° “ad attacked h£ *i |l .“ B ®' brokc ? tbo windows with stones, and in - • r ou ?. d * u P° n a “an named August Tighl which he died. The warrants were is eucd« ftoJ officers Wray, Patterson and Moon >1 wwl to Port Perry and arrested Michael Hoer- K; ey, Wash. Lowis, Jefferson Grady and John i< * un K. Yesterday, at two o’clock, a preliminary 3 examination was had before tho Mayor. Many witnesses appeared. The -first statement was the following:. . f Jr 'V. J. Ly nn affirmed: Last evening, after • . 1 * wa9 called upon by the Coroner to appear £j a house of Fred. Naser. I then examined & Tighlman’s wound. Removed the scalp; found 0 b 0 * ound passed through the integuments; was £ two juches long, diagonally or nearly so; much b. swollen anddaxk on its edges.' The smell of the |! wound, was very offensive. Removed the skull £ °* cr l he incision, and passed in a probe; found w • the suturo separated; sawed out a triangular * ; piece of fte skull. Gangrene hvl taken place,- g an ‘i discharge upon removing the pieco of | ,be skull was offensive. Found no other marks \ upon the man; there wero two incisions in the 3 frontal boue which might have been caused by jj the corner of a brick. The wound, in my opinioo 6 cinserl death from the fact that no medical aid i was called; if called in time, life could have been I ~ mT. „ * , trc P al, ' li “g l “e skull: wouad was oc 1 i ii Sld ?’ n “ r t“o lop of Iho head, and node § rJ °r lobe of the brain. 8 Frederic Naser, sworn-This nun did not ;J B P c ? k . En 8 ll »h well, and Tbeo. Frank was sworn j as interpreter. Naser lives in Port Perry nod | is a baker by profession; keeps also a beer 3 house. Ho knew August Tighlraan: be boarded \ at Noser’s house until the time of his death. | On Raster Monday Naser sold beer; several \ persons were there in the morning and in the j afternoon. At night they came back again and | drank and behaved themselves until half-past seven. Then they began to make n show as if to hglit. When asked (o point out any persons b whom ho rocognized as being present at the yf tioso in cjuestion, lie pointed to men named I A»og» Michael Hoerley, Jefferson Grady, | Washington Lewis. Tbeso men wanted beer on | iho Monday night, and be refused, making them i •S° 0I11 ; Thefi they began to swear and threaten, and Naser thought they were going to break 1 * tho house down. He sent for help. He asked 1 j 5 them what they wanted. They said nothing.— ii After a while they began to throw bricks and * stones, breaking in the windows. He had a hard | . l, “ e to save his wife.and children. They threw stones into the second room. A man whom he ? bad eeQl f° r to help him, named Dennis Nill l went out and they knocked him down. After i this Tighlraan went out to help Nill and he was 5 knocked down. Naser did not see him knock- J *' l dwWn l,e fla w him about a quarter of an i X t»our afterwards, and ho was covered with blood I ‘ fro, “ ,l bolts *« Wa forehead. Tighlman said he j hnocked down while he was trying to help i Ndl. Tighlman washed his wound, and on the j f “cxi day he complained of pain in his head. On ! i the second Jay he was up half tho day and com- j \ plained much. He continued to complain of I 5 this pain up to Sunday; Naser went for Dr. 5 Gore on Sunday, bnt could not get him. A man gave him some stuff to rub on bis wound. Tigbl \ ! uan 0Q Tuesday (13th April) at 8 o'clock r in tho morning. ! Mr. Jones, for the defence, cross-examined j Naser.. Ho saw King at his house about half. post nine on Monday evening for an hour or j little more. A butcher came iu nod went out . with him, named John Rayman; could not say j whether any of the persons arrested os above | went out with King. Jefferson Grady wad , pointed out and ho was asked if that man camo iu with King; he answered in the negative.— j 1 he men in the house wanted beer and hewoold <givo them none. They danced around the room There was then an effort made to get .Naser to point out the men who cane in and went out of the house on Eostcr-Mouday night but he coaid not (ell. Dennis Nill, sworn—Were a good many in the house. John King and John Rayman were there; they commenced singing and Naser ordered them out: others came in; went home about 8 o’clock; Naser soon sent forme; I went to Nascr’s; saw King throwing stones at the bouse; saw Grady, Andy Stroup and Hoerleyand others; I was struck but can’t tell who struck me; Tighlman was near me and he cried ont, t -Nill, lam struck too; Andy Stroup was there i and threw* brick in the house; be went away | next day; 1 camo into tho cilyeind got a plaster 1 I for Tighlman; Naser was neither drunk nor so- j ; ber on this night. I 1 Frederic Keller, bar keeper, sworn—Was [ c tending.bar at Naser’s on Easter Monday night; John King, Jeff. Grady and others come and drank beer; about half-past nine, Hoerley, Lewis and others came in; behaved themselves well enough inside; but when they went out tho bouse was stoned. ; John Rayman, sworn.—Livc’on Turtle creek, on Ktttcr Monday was asked over to take a gla«X._of beer at Port Perry: went over at half past 7. John King wag there; 1 was going home, mrt Lewis, Grady, Hoerley, Isaac Anderson oud others. Grady said be was the “bally of : RroJdoek Field the buily of Port Perry” so ho pulled off his coat and let mo a clip over tho eye. Went iuto Nnser's coal shed and sat down: V 9,,0n heard the glass rattling. Tighlman.was running about and tried to get a pistol. August Pleyer, sifhemaker, was in Naser’s house all evening; saw the men go out: saw Julin King throwing stones at the house. The Mayor then committed Kingi Lewis, Grady, Hoerleyand Dawson for afurlhcrbearing »o day. Mr. Snowden appeared for the com* raonwealih and Jones for the accused. We leau.n from the Bannrr 4 Adrift that tLe Board of Director# of the .Western Theologi cal Seminary, will meet in the Locturo Iloom of the First Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, on Tuesday, April 27th, at 2 o’clock, P. M. The committee of examination consists of Rev. Dr. Howard, Rev. J. Kerr, Rev. H. U. Cumingo, and Messrs. L. Flattery_nnd Alex. Cameron. The sermon before tlie Society of Inquiry will tio preached by Prof. Chas. Elliott, of Miami CniTersity, on Momlay ovening, April 20, and Prof.. Wilson will be Tuesday evening, 117th, in the First Church. ; Dr. LMcFar rea will deliver the charge to Prof. W. On Wed nesday evening a farewell address will be deliv ered by ono of the Professors, whose naiqe is not giveh iu the notice from which we gatbcT these Boris. Alexander bold an inquest yester day, on a man named John Cl. Kline, who was found dead la the yard attached to the Merchants’ Hotel. Itappearodthattbedeccaaed called at the hotel Tuesday night and desired the watchman to give him a light, as bo iwiahed to visit the wat«r closet. Vesterday morning, about four d'cloch, he was found lying|at the -foot of the Btone steps leading to the cellar, with life completely extinct. He appeared to have died rather from suffocation than from aDy injuries he received. A verdict to this effect was rendered. The deceased was very much in toxicated at the lime ho entered the hole). II is occupation was that of a clerk, and he was un married. At the time of bis death he. was wholly without means ; bnt some of his coun iryinoo,bearing of bis destitution, had him dc «vntly interred. Ashaclt. —A man named John Smith made information before the Mayor, ycalerdayjcharg ‘ ing the carpenter of ine steamer Americus with assault and battery. Ho alleged that ho weot «n board the boat to collect money, and was at tacked and struck on the head, receiving a fear ful wound. The prosecutor liTes in Marietta, Ohio, and bad been drinking at the lime of the A warrant was issued for tho arrest of the C '*cp en^er » but the man had not been arrest ed last gening- ~ Mam Kill^- —Thursday night, a man named Robert Ponlup, IM ran orer by tho IraiD, about a quarter of a mile south of, Blach liekStation, Indiana county. lioleftßlainmUe in Ibe eTcning. carrying two jugs of whisky, andilis supposed be was intoxicated and lay down on the track. Ho was crushed from tho lineci .11,10 hie body. it was not known that he had been killed until Friday morning, when he waa foundlby some person near Blacklick. ■ RnroßT.—Tho Board of Appraisers,appointed to a-sesa dnmages to transporters and others aloog tho Main Lino of tho Canal, now owned by the I- R. R Co., mado a-full report to the Le gislature on .Friday, after haring examined tho lino of the Canal. Tho Board consiots of Messrs. J B. Moorhead, of Philadelphia: AK. Kspp, of Northumberland, and Georgo CTBebb, of Pittsburgh. _ . s IJi’'nst&Mi.seb, Masonic Ball, Fifth Bt., send us tho London /i/iiilraterfAVtrz,lllustrated Times and the weekly Times. They are in constant receipt of all tho standard magazines and newspapers of this conntry and Europe, which they furnish ■to customers at publishers' prices, either singly or in quantity. Bilsl Election. —The elect-holders of tho Mechanics’ Barings Bank, of Allegheny, on Toes day elected the following Direclom to serro lor the ensuing year: H. S. Fleming, A- Dobson, B. 11. Dans, S. 11. Geyer T IT. Kevin, P. Mclntosh, A. Bememan, n o y. EacKSB has pardoned Rash Morgan, who, ■was sentenced to the Penitentiary last ; sum- Stto l&W Hi. tenn would hare ex (BWIaJOBt. _ ; Hohictdb.— W* giro elsewhere a eom pena of the otidcnco taken yesterday afternoon before the Mayor, in tho case of alleged homi cide at Port Perry. Besides tho persons there implicated in some way in the charge of riotous demonstrations about the house of Naser, iu which a man came by a wound whereof he died, a man named Frapk Dawson was arrested and brought before the Mayor at the same time with the others mentioned iu the report of the testi mony. Officers Hague and Moon arrested him, after some difficulty, on board a coal boat on which be was about to go down the river. They found Dawson under some straw in the cabin. ; Why he should hare been so anxious to conceal 1 himself it is difficult to tell, as there wa9 no le«- j limony against him from the witnesses examined J yesterday. Perhaps we ought to except tho les- ; timony of Dennis Nill, who said he thought but \ was ndt sure, that Dawson camo in to Naser's house with John King: afterwards he said i! might hare beeQ he, but it seemed to him that the mao with King was taller than Dawson. The name of Isaac Anderson and of Andy Stroup or Stroub was mentioned several times as haring been at Naser’s ou the fatal night, but not oue of the witnesses could Bwenrthat they saw Dawson there. We are left to supposo that Dawson was so anxious to escape arrest because under pres ent circumstances he will be likely to lose his coal boat trip. Wr are tho more particular in stating these facts because an afternoon contem porary made Dawson the man who “it is said threw the fatal stone.” This may or may not be true. Suffice it to say that there was no tes timony whatever yesterday afternoon, to impli cate him. Tho final hearing before the Mayor will take place this afternoon at :i o clock. Tho verdict, of the inquest on the body was, that Tighlman died from natural causes The port mortem examination by Dr. Lynn was made subsequently, an 1 we presume, though we do not know, would be held as additional testimony and have weight with the Coroner's jury to modify the verdict. B«:a\cr Coi ntv.— Wm. Newel! and J. .\ Vera have been re-appointed Collectors of toll on tho Brie Extension oT Canal—the former at NewCaslle and the .Inociion, and the latter at New Brighton The Beaver Presbytery met at Pulaski last woek, and adjourned to meet again at tho Uule Beaver Church, on the third Tuesday of June next Tuos. M Taylor. Esq., of Rochester, has been appointed by the Com missioners, .Mercantile Appraiser of this county, io placeof D. Nicholson, who declined the ap pointment The New Brighton Car Factory will bo completed somo timo during tho month of June. Tho engine, built by Messrs, fluids, McConnell & Darrngha, of Kalbtou, is iu reaJi ness to tie pul up os soon as the condition of tho building will permit. Tho above wo clip from tho Beaver .-Iryw. A Bpite.— Alderman John**, yesterday, com mitted fora further hearing one .Matthew Davis, who lives at Mount Washington, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill, on oath of Aon Jane Davis, his wife—having beaten and abused her ima brutal wauner. By referring to the records, we find this is not his fml offence of the kind. Ho was committed in February, 1657, for assaulting Lia wife, at which time he turned her out of doors. Business Cuanut —The card of Messrs. Carlrighl A: Noting mny be founJ in our paper this morning. We am sure the liberal and de served patronage extended to this csiablishmcnt heretofore will be continued to the new tirm now doing business there. Hai eett played "Kalstaff” last evening to a full house, and was Shakspeare's Jack Fulstaff to the life. He was received with great enthu siasm and applauded te the echo. All the parts carried. He appears again to night in favorite characters. Mrs. Morton’s Concert to-night at LMuyrtle Hall, will be an entertainment which all lovers of music will delight to patronirc f Prof !>e Ham will preside at the piano. The Tea Parly at Lafuyelie Hall, in t>< half of Mercy Hospital, was well attended l-i.-t even dog, and wo trust will prove of great pecuniary advantage to a worthy charity - Mn, llackrtt will appear to-night in hi* fa mous character of Mons. Mallet. CinsAonAN’r, Custom DEi-AitT?rENT Ciirnaghan, Allegheny City, who has laid tho foundation of a heavy trade io ready mado clothing, appear* to bo no. less successful In hi? cuetoiu department. To this branch ho pays special ntioniK.n, by keeping on band the latest .-tyle* <.f fine piece goods fur both Men's and Beys,’ wear, aud haring his rnttiog ex ecuted with gTcat tasto and skill, ho fnrnisbos a good article at n ro*<muahlc price, lir keeping a fino grade of goods, and selling tor cash. Unrers tri!! do well to examine hi- «:ock and price-. j TBuDrjstorcD Necklace.—Tbo famous aff.nr «.f tiie ‘‘Queen's Diamond Noeklare,” which mud.* much noise just before tho outbreak of the front rev olution of 1779, l? about to oomo on again before tbo courts ot Paris, the heirs and representatives of Babmer und Borsang?, the jeweller? who ’iipj.'ied the aocklace, having brought an action again?i tho heirs and representatives of Cardinal do Rohan.— This necklaco is almost as famous in its way a.* the splendid garment* for gentlemen and youths, made at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Kockhiil A WiUnn, Nos. GO2 and t*o6 Chestnut street, Phila j Strancrr is Town.—Wo bare Urn gratified call from Frederick Ayer, Ee.p, tho bu-incsa tnati of the firm of ,1. C. Ayer A Co., Lowell. A short m. (|itainlanco with tho gentleman convinced us that not the Doctor’s skill 10 compounding hu medicines is alone cooecrned in tho immenso consumption «>f them ; bnt that it takes business talent of no ordi nary measure to pass them around the world. Mr. Ayer, manifestly, ha-? these abilities and tho iuc.-<*ss of his honso show? that he uses them.— 1/cmiiAm Win>j. j Worms! Wormi!!— Tlisiu i- un dtv.*~- nn.iw n.r.i nion amotu; children, and yet uoitrurLi. h no fre-i|iiculiy baf fle-ti the skill ofthe physician. os n..nn<. Tti*) ur« highly dtlrunenul to tLe cuustituhou; and ibeii pii'M-uco sLool.l Lo wefollj guarded again-t by psn.nU. On ibe first tn.in itrslaticna of symptoms «Tery means sLooli! bn used to tspe-l Ujetu prompllyaad thorouzlilj. ATLhbc's Vermifuge. pit pared by Fleming Bra., of PltUburgh, is well establish.*! M tho most certain, tufu uuJ »|w>*«]y remedy «t«m offered im this troublesome and daugorous malady. am! alt üb->b*ve the management «>r children should keep ihi* iuT.ilusl.le medicine unjunj. In addition to Its ptrft.i safely, it nt-vei fail* to produce tbs desired effect. taJ'uivhkatrs will be- careful to ult f„r DR. M’LANK'fI CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, Quanuf*ctur~d by FLEMING URO3. of Prruacaoß, Fa. All uther Vermifuge* iu curupm- Itwtn aro Kortlilnsa. Dr. U’l-sno’a gcnuimi Wtruufugti, also Lis celebrated Lirer pills, ran Bowla- had at nil ruipcciaLls dray stores, tiimtymuinf without th* tipnuturr uf ■pld,dA»l»T FLEMISH* URujt iimugfmtius. FOSTER’S NEW NATIONALTIIKATKE. Bole L>-sm« and Maungor J. c FOSTER. Ac ling and Mfeuagt-r ....A tV. Yurxc Trefitum tiro sitonisr i’riveta to LoMsix y, iai Dress Circle and Psrijtieitf ... bo Upper Tier '•, gj*h st 7 |.‘ck. r ,t,.tnenc.' at ball paM. gtCoud. night ol IL« great Amutiuiu i oiucliau, .Mr UACKETT. who'nil appear in hi- tw.. popultn . Lwa. l«.n of “Mona. SlsMctl, u Ut-Ltiial aud "ti'Callnthan tLo Irish Doctor. THURSDAY EVEN ISO, April liiL, 1«il! bn per formed tho populnr and eX<)itisile duiuiulK geiu. In .me ,i-i, written by Mr. llackntt, and Ivundcd ujain a (act iu U.o real history of tb« New York Post t,fflc«, e-nUtlrd UORS, MALLETi or, THE POST OFFICE MIHTAK K M'iijp, Mullet Seth U.*we Frankliu Sirs. Uait.r fancy Dance. After veliich the laughable fajv*, lu too arte, entitled ’ lIIS LAST LEGS O'ColUgliaii Mr. Market Mr. It. K. Magi u ley ..Mr. W. Pag» Mrs J. H. Reid Mlai Emily Waldxgrav* Tii# p'rfortnaucu will commoner with A COXJ( GAL LESSON Mr. Simon Lullaby. Mm. Simon Lullaby. To-morrow Mr. HACKhTT will appear. In preparation, THE MERRY WIVES OK WINDSOR. RS7 MORTON’S CONCKRT. -Mu.-.. Mo&toir begs lorte to announce to her friends ami the (niblte generally that ab« will giro a GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT at LAFAYETTE IiALI., <ia TIM.'RK DAY EVENING. April 15lh, on which occasion she will lx* assisted by several distinguished porforuirrs, who have kind ly volunteered tboir Bcrvicee. profoenor be Hot will pro eidr Kt the Pianoforte. Prit-„ t.T »<lc<w<ion Kitty Ceuta.— T»ck*-U to bn had at Ihv principal Mwic i-loiee nud at the * apl6-ltd J TuEgreat popularity of llostcttcr'B Stomach BlUera, prejuvrod by lh. eminent physician, Dr. J ILrxt-t -tar, U unbounded. Dally does be recrire the voluntary tes timonial* of th« afflicted, who have been cured of long landingdiseases, through the oca of tb«**BUt«™ I '’and dai ly the (tala of this medicine la iucrcialog, andextirodliig ita sphere of usefulness among auffcrrtng humanity. For re muring all morbid matter from the stomach, regulating the bowels, strengthening tho entire body and Imparting rigor and tone to the entiro human system, It caanut be equal led. We would recommend all who are afflicted with any of these terrlblo dlscneet, to immodlately proeutn a bottle of the Htttera.and their ailments will ranuh like ruow a scorching sun. gold by Druggists everywhere, and by nOPTETTKR A ■ SMITH, Sole Proprietors. N<*. 68 Water or f>H Front sis. mrSltdswT Iron anti Galvanizing Works for fiale. The McKeesport imitation ru& SIA SHEET IRON MANUFACTORY, Galvaulrin:? Works and Shovel Factory, in UcKeoaport, host Pittsburgh, Penna. Tho*o works will make fifteen hundred tuns |,cr year. Coni mines at the works. Eteaint«oat and Railroad communlcati.io. Apply to B. D- Gll.riN, ap“tlmd* WilmiDcbm, Delaware CEMENT. —We mo now prepared to con tract for the dclltery of ConncllsYlllo Hydraulic Ce ment either, Ifi barrels or bars. The quality is equal if net euncriorto any ever offored In tills market, and lha prico low ItnrSOl WATT k WILSON, No. 2.78 Liberty st. EGOS— 30 bbls. fresh Kggs received and for sale at No. I*o Liberty street. ~.7 RIDDLE. WIRTS ICO. POCKET M At’tTfor ISSK, of l’cniwjlvanin, Ohio, Indiana. Illtm-D. Kansas, Nebraska. Missouri, lowa and Minnesota, for sale by W. S. HAVEN, U | h i Corner Market and Second streeti. L VOK T S M AGNET HJ POWLIEU— For the destruction of insocts, »iKh as bed bags, cochroachM, moths, fleas, ants, mosqnttoea, (lias, plant insects, vennio on fowls and animals, jost revolved and fur sals by tP 2 B. b. FAIINEWuOK * CO. SUNDRIES. —20 kgs Lard, 15 bblß Eggs, 8D ao~Applev,C do Bya Floor. S do Bums, JO do 801 l Butter 60tmihTtmothy»eod,200bxi W.B-t2i*«^lntttiro SSriDtJ RW2iZHJfftoo,aa.t»«rt7«L. ■ j Washington Citv, April 11. Hocfii;.—Tiio llouso went into Committee of the ” hole oq tb« bill to establish an auxiliary guard, for the protection of life anff property inWashington -City, fhe hOl was discussed till one o'clock, when, <>n t« 'ti-»D ->f Mr. Montgomery, of Pa., the Commit tee rose, and Ibo Iluii.-t* took up the Kansas hill. A menage wu received from tho Senate, insisting ■ uu it- disagreement to the Uouso aincoltncnf, und j asking lor a Committee of Conference. ; Mr. Montgomery moved that tho House insi-d .>n ; its adherence, and moved the previous quedion. Mr. English inquired whather, if tho Corumii'er of | Conferoßri! |,o ordered by the H"U-e, parhntncc’.irv I low and practice require a majority of the Comma . ten to composed of gentlemen representing the i majority of tbo Hou-'e. or a tnaiontv of th".«> in l.ivr i : of tho House bill. ! Mr. Stanton -aid ib.'it, it'in order, ht w u ul-i .Lion | to tho •|ue«tion. hfcan«o thi- wml 1 provoke inter rogatories on tbo other -ide. Mr. Kugli-h g:n.i noti-*u*ibat if lhomili-.ii w.m 'Vt«d Joan, h- would move f.. r tho Committee of Conference. Tho House Voted ..n -v- 'tiding tho demand for the previous question. The following is the Tote on Mr. English's motion Yeas—Messrs. Ahl, Auderson, Atkins. Avery, Barksdale, Bonham, Bowie, Boic’o. Branch, Bryan, Barnett. Burns, (’arnlhor®, Cu*kie, Clark of Mo.. Clay, Clemen?, Cbngmip, Cobb, John Cochran of Mo., Craigo of N. C.. Craw-lord. Currv, Davidson, Davis of Miss.. Dawurt. Dowdell, Edmund •on, Elliott, English, Eusti*. Faulkner. Florence, Harnett. Oartroll, Ooodo, tjreenwood, Hregg, Hall orOhi... Hatch. Hawkins, Hill, IlopUins,-Houston. Hughes, Jackson, Jenkins, Jewett, Jono« of Tenn.. d- 'Haney Jones. Owon Jonqj. Kcitt, Kelly, Kunkel of Md., Lamar, Landy, Leidy, Letcher, Maclay, Me Queen, Mason, Maynard, ftliles, Miflcr. Millson. M.'t.re, Ncblack. Orr, Phillips, Powell, ynitman. Ready, Hogan, Ruffin. Rusfell, Savage. Scales, Scott, Searing, Seward, Shaw of N. C.. Shor icr, Singleton, Smith of Twin., Smith -f Va. f Stall worth, Stephens. Stovenson, Stewart <>f Md., Talbott, Taylor of X. Y . Trippe, Ward. Warren. \Yntkin«. U hite, W ins-1.-w, Woodson. \Y«irtcnd\lu-, M nglu -.t ; ; <i.a.. Wright of Tenn., Z dlikoffer. i ■ Nays—Messrs. Abbot, Andrews, Rennet*, Hilling, burst. Bingham, Blair, Bliss, lirayton, Bafiiagl-cj, Burlingame, Burroughs, Campbell, Case, Chatlbp, Chapman, Clark «f Ct.. Clark ..t N. V.. Clawson, Cockerill, Colfax, Cumins, (h.vode, C<>x, Cragin, Curtis, Daiurall, Davis of M-1., Davis td lad.; Davis of Mas-., Davis of lowa, Dawes, Dean, Dick, Dodd, Durfee, Eddie, Farnesworth. Fenton. F.dey, Foster, Qiddiugs, <*iliuaD, Uilmer, Hooch, iloodwiu, Grjin- gor, (troesbeck, Grow, Halo of Mas**., llnrlan, Hnrri <>f Tnd., Harris of 111., Ha-skiu, nickmati. HoarJ. Horton, Howard, Kellogg. Kelsey, Kilgore, Knupp. Lawrence. Luitor, Lovcjoy, MurshoJl of Ky., Mar shall <•! 111., MiUteson, Montgomery. Morgan. Mor rill, .Morris "f Pa.. M'.rm ..1* 111., Morse of Maine, Morse of X. V.. M-tl, Murray,Nichols, Palmer, Par ker. Peiiii, Piko, Potter, pottle, Purviawo, RicnuJ, HttrLio. Hubl.-mf, Boyce) .Shaw of 11!., Sherman «»f ".. "Liortusn of -N. \ , Smith of 111., Spinney, Stan ton, Stewart ol P.i., Tappun. Thompson, T-.-mpkius, I'ndorwood, Wade. Uulbridge. WnMn.n, Walton, Wa.-hhurne of 111 . M'asbburneof Me.. Wilson, Wood! Tho following did not vote, having [mired off' Mr. Adrian with. Mr. Huylcr; Mr. Dimiui d; with Mr. M'Kibben; Mr. with Mr. Roberts; Mr. Clarke B. Cochrane with .Mr. Sioklqs; Mr. Kilev with Mr. Thayer; Mr. Taylor of Lu. with .Mr. Kuukel of Pa. : Mr. Washl.urno of M’ii. with Mr. Arnold. Mr ttlin with Mr. Coming. Mr. \S hitely was abaetit. The vote stood yeas 10S, nwy* 107; the Speaker voted in the negative, making it uho vote. Tho question was therefore lost. Mr. English, in order Ihm he might not be uiHun derrto.,,l, .said that bo whs opposed to the Semite Hill in its present shape, but notwithstanding (his ho was willing to hear what the .Sonata had say, un-l w.L- in favor of a Couiuiittcu of Conference.— Ho could see u<» hanu'that would result, and thero t. ro ho moved that ihe House agree to n Committee "t C-ijtercnre nn tho subject matter of disagreeing votes, nud that three bo appointed on the part -t the House, lb- moved the previous quest ion which was seconded, and tho vote being taken stood yeas liik. nays lU.S, and tho Speaker gave his casting vote in tho affirmative, so that Mr. English's motion pro vailed. Vote elicited applauso from the galleries which was rebuked by tho S[>eaker, and after some conver sation on subject amotion to reenusider tho rote was carried, ami then laid on tho tublc. Tbo Uouse then went into Comnmtee on tho Washington City Police Bill and. after n long debate, without taking the que-tion. tho House adjourned. Stjc.irK.—l be Chair presented n memorial trout tbo Legislature of I t.ih, sotting forth th. ir grievan ces in a semi-defiant stylo, which wa-- laid .. n tho trtt.lv by a vote of 32 yeas to 13 nays. Mr. ttwin, of Cal., presented die re-olmi.jns adopt ed by the Legislature of California for the admission of Kansa- under the Lcvomplon Constitution. Mr. Broderick, of Cal., in referring to the revda tmßs, said they did pr.t represent tho 'cniimcm* tho people of California. Th<- res.dnlioii; were. ..t: ir. »;. in , referred. Mr. ttwin * Pacific Railroad hill was tak.n uj-. Tho nnti-Lecompion Democrat- were thi« morning two hour- in caucus. About one-half of them were in favor of the appointment "f a committee to meet that of the sienato on tbo Kansas hill, because, as lli. j s*id, it was understood that the .'■peakcr w.ull give them a committee favorably to fbcir fide ol the •pie-ti.m. They »iy thst they do not wi.h, in taking this course, t • h.> ean.-ndored p« abandoning their oppofition to Leci.Riptna.hut wished to show bccom- ing respect to the denote. If necessary to secure the appointment «.f fl committee, Messrs. Cochran© and Foley non!.! hav? voted in tho affirmative. j n the House, on Mr. Png!i;h> motion, in company with Mw« r3 . Engli-h. Hnli of uhi.,, Pendleton, and Owen Jones, who *n«tain tho Mont^ouiory. Critten den substitute |«PA- .1 Dispitct. fn tl,« ivittniritb On -j tt« | H \iiß|nßi tn.. April N • v C-iatk Mr. O-af.Tiiin * uuicnduicnt to tho Li ju--r B.t! to appoint ln«|-cct,. r - whs earned, yea- 17. nay* M. Tho Liquor Pill was then finally hv » von, ..t yeas, . loi | 1 © o»vt, but having been amended goes to tho Hoti-o for ron.-um-t.co rh.. m „ tbi* Bill nil *.ur members v.>tc.l aye. The Committee nn Inland igV‘i--.n reported „ fuh'lirnio f, r the KunK-iry Pill and ay iiu-t ' tb- Honso Bill. Hot sn.— Hour© Bill No. 1 <* l ►?>,jbeing a ruppiuii.-.iit l-» tho charter of tbo Lawrrnmiilli! £ s-hHrpshurch Plank R-.ad <Y finally: an.l i„ :1„, Senate. The House Bill to t trend Trea*ur«*t '* i.rtn* to three year* was postponed indefinitely. .-1 —Se> a iE.—«-Mr. Wilkins read in place a bill t*. appropriate annually, for I vonr«. Sliiy to the Allegheny Orphan Asti urn. wbi.-ii pas sed finally aud goea to the Hou*-]. In the owning tho Senute .-on-tdire i tho -unhurt Bill o? tbo li<>u*o. Tho Hill relative I-. Allegheny (/, n. n ,i, |,„ signed by the o«rerni>r. Tho Souatu pfuccedod tu -•>.junior tho :'unt-iiri Bill, tbn llimyi Util having l>cun Isuh-itituted f»r uni rejoirtml by tbo eomuiittoo by n v<do uf H', armo-t 1 6 ThoSeunte concurred in the IJotno nmendment* to (ho Bill relating t«» common cairiors. Tu ntir report of yesterday’s proceedings in the Honxo an ermr occurred relatn e fo rote on the two tioti to strike out churches from the City Tax Bill. Instead of saying that all our representatives except Mr. Scott voted yro, ire should have stated thnt nil, with the exception of .Mr. .‘•‘cod, voted ..., h r. l.oi i-,, April —FrtgbUnl consequences are likely to en.-uo along tbo lower Misainippi, which is now higher in sotno places than was over Known, by the »c- , e»sion "f cutubined Hoods coming from the tipper river#. The Mi/'*i*ir,ippj is rising from St. Banl. the lower Missouri nod Illinois rivers are both high nnd rising; all their tributaries are ut flood height. The high waler is occasioned by heavy rums extending through tho whole M'estorn and Northwestern country and trot by the usual spring mountain rise ; should that follow before tho fivhet flood subside*, the whole of the lower m.iinlry will doubtless bo inuonated. ' !'• IN-NATI, April N.-The block of bu.ldmgs »i tho comer o! Western Bon and the Canal, woredea troyed last night by hrc. Tho loss is estimaled al 5.0.n00, which is partially covered by insurance. •Si. Bouts, April 14.- -Tho remains ..f Mr. Bi-utoi armed hero at 1 o’clock. They were escorted to th. residence of Col. Ernnl, by thu militsry and n l a rr« concourse id citi/eus. Nkw i oni:, April 14.—Tbo steamship Borsia rail ed this torenoon lor Liverpool, wiiJi l»o0 passenger# nod s7o,(tin) in specie. Mr llackett Mr. W. 11. Buil«y .Mrs A W. Young Ai.rist, April 14.--Mr. Perry, tho anli Lecomp ton candidate for Mayor, was elected yesterday by n tunj-'riiy of 140, The Council is about equally diti dcd. Mr A. XV. Y'.tmg Julia M t'or-ko Lui isvit.i.g, April 14.—The river is rising, with M led in tho canal. There is over six foot oji the l U cather cloudy; thorinomuter ut by Teleffraplitc fllarktli. Ni« Yost, April H —Oittoo; ».ik* .>«> hales; i.uyt-rs do* nmml a rt-liiclloti eMJ. but holders rrfu.tr, and Iho .plots tinnH arc uomiiuil Fhmi ho'iyauf; O'**! hbl* nol.l; Ohio ha* mlvaiirr ] 6c; Mix* vt f t,.’SK.r t.T6. Wheat lirm; &<sk> loithi-la ■old Corn lirm; al.OOu huohrls *oM; whit* 7J/«i7 V |h<«t h«ivy Moss Pork f-c lower; «sU-a $17.4Wt,17'.M, Dacon ■lull Hams Ijir-l lirm at Bugera steady nud active; H O. M-dasw* firm; |’.”rto Tobacco steady. Tailow doll. Freight* on Grain to Ltrcrpool 4. Cattle Market—the racetpts wxro U.V(SJ Beavrv, .'1,700 fi'heep, 3(M Harine. ha*- 'lxclti)“d ’4c; •nlxs at 7-311 c; arcrage V.t»|s Cows on changisl; K«rina Khwip declined 2.ic. Market- M «k* Arm; Chicago and Rock Islsod, 74}<i; Cumberland Cosh 18Vi N Y Central, BS{£ PenosytvanU Coal, ’,O; Rend ing Railroad, Mllwaukle and Mississippi,Kii« St H , 'JC/a- Clereluml an-.l Toledo. t 3V a PniuoiLi-niA. Apnl 14 Flonr conlioncs dull, hut h'dd era ar» firtn In their demsnda; sales of au(«rflne at extra $4,;45 to f-t. 76, and extra family at to ffi. Flour and Corn Meal waultd at Wheat onchangcd Rye wsotnd at VOc. Corn loss active and prices farur buy err. s>vxi hush yellow sold at Me Co 70c. Tho stock uf pro visions U small, and prices aio tending upwaids: sales of M.k* Pork at $tS, r.-uh; Hatns in pickls at to 10c; Sides at ~ *c; Shoulders at 7! ;c; laird firm at 11c bids and” 12Uc iu keg*. Wool very quiet, and although low, Is compara lively übore tho rati-a at which aom* cluss'-a of good* ar* eeliiug WhLvky sells at 21 J.<|9 to 'ilc CiMISJtATi, April 14 Flour opened dhll, hot cloar«i with an improred demftQ.i,though prices cannot U*.jnotcdhlgher, sale* I.COO bids a* 3.70 for superfine tonnllnary extra Whisky steady; UW> hhLs sold Pn.rtsions ar- h.-ld very lirmly aud holders refuse to make nny coq r»-«»iou In order to meet buyers, consequently there was very little done; prices are nnchantted; 60>j bbls Mres Pork sold st lK.lj.hi, Ind.. at *lfi, and 10» hhds D*con aides et fr);, Tba money market is unchanged and tight. Conwy Is scarce. Excbangn is dnlj and drw.pinp D.mkers in some cases sold tentay at premium. SOLUTION OF CITRATE OF MAGNESIA —A cooling pnrjraeiTe, mild in Ita operation and nlna* nut to tba taste,constantly on hai.d fresh at JOR. FLEMING’S, mr’-O corner «*f th« DUm.ind and Market at LAKO- 30 W»!h. dow landing froui Btennwr Kcocoiny fur sale by iSAIAH DICKEY A Co. COTTON — b'Z bale* now landing from steam" er Economy fcraalo by ISAIAH ImCKEY aOX Cl UM SHELLAC —S casesju6treceivedand j for Ml* by *P3 B. L FAHNESTOCK t CO. SUMAC —20 Eflcks now landing from Reamer Economy let nit by juft - KAUggIg££T4CQ-. Telegraphic c u .v a iiess id .y a l /"l KEEN APPLES—2O bbls. for eale b? vJ «p: HKXHY 11. OOLLIMfI. LIME constantly on hand; fresh White Lime, injwrmr to any brought toonr market. H>7 IIKSBYU. COLLINS. SUGAR— 1 Io hhda. prime N. O. Sugar just r*c*d tod for sale l-y ft ROBItON £ 00, arm 2&S Liberty «tmt. FEATHERS— 5 cackc just recMand for aalo to? s, Zissimn a co. Oommercial ODMUITTKK OF ARBITRATION FOR FEBRUARY. ~ F. R Btcxor. V. Jons J. Quaisplc Ssjcuc. Ssttvta, Jvscvn R. lli vTUi, Austin Looms. PITTBBDRGII MARKETS. ! Reported Specially for the PitUburgh Geudit. ] PITTSBtBQH. TBUt»D*Y, AftlJ. IS. IS*,9. Fl»l‘ it — A little more activity; Mies ou wharf of ltd ppi» •iijK-r at pa.ii; 371 du super, and extra at <3,U and •ucJ 115 dnat canal at $3,37 kw super and $4,00 for furnlly extra From (tore, 10 and 3'J bbta Camily extra at |4XOI 3(J and Jo-I-, extra ami family dw at fI.UO ajj't-$4.M>; 150 and l do st f,.r auper, $4,00 fur extra aud $1.50 f.r famii; d-i »n.l lii do at J 3.02, jl.uu nod $4,. r s). <»KAIN—HaI«s en wharf of 175 bui Oats at 37c'it3S, and -mall lots frout atop* at UdWll. UHOCKHIKc—Saiiw of 30, l l * and 115 blide . fair t 0 pi .me .it 7} jii'et Mola-aea. 30 bbla at 30; 3.5 do at SO 1 and —*l-• t.. I' .nutr)-.it 37 1 . J Rice, 0 tea at 5 P«.*rATOKj*—lii moderate demand; from store of 150 Was Din-s and PinkcVKi at 40; I<U »ks Ne«b*imocks at 15; T.m Ini* at 4J. aud l‘Ml bus choire XeshttoQocks to eo uaat. al .54 h R.VCMN hi J..ta of 59).o0O tin f,.r Sb.mMcrx for Jiidi-rt and s}<|/-ylO for tlnmi. am firm and Itie market iiKlined to ailrnnce. A.-'iJ KS--'-:di.s ~f 'J) bir* Nitrate of Sod;» at tb; lo tons f i .'“l.i on priv-tto term- Peotts 7 bids at C'-c 1.1 UK—ealo.ol 'JS I.Ms nt <1.25 fi bid **LAJJS—Ss)r» In bts wlo. country brand u> city trad- liAV—Sales at s ,| t M of i'. loads at sl2<cslo p f-n LARD—A «al» of Lsote*No 1 at lilDKS—Sale* ISO dry Flint, from store, at 14 j', !4L(, ,•«, O'V) do, from first bands, at B 'THISK EY—Soles 10 bids Raw at 15 "p gal; 33 bbls R, tdi.»l nt aW-Ti. lirrrKK AND F.ija?— Pi,tu* R.. 11 Blitter Is acan > a irani-J at 10; Eggs were in twlter deniaod.Hod tv> M warn sold, in l«ta at 7nj'S. Hie market clmloi; at 9. FISH-.-»f -< IIMI X-. O Mitck«iM ut SU,s<Vc,t' -.at -2i> hf.lu st fC.i'.. ** SEKD— K;ilie nf 10 |.n» I'l.jrer at |1 do at $,5. ,n loli Imports by Railroad (’ a 1* R. R— So bbls poih, 5 d>> t.utter, 207 i I .-a l.a. jn, Z'l |'ltK» lard, 300 bus potatoua, A It Hams*; e I'bcn, egv- Irtiaibrrt & t-biptoa; 23 bbls wheat, sdo peb» \ do toiiter. 2 k»;f bird. Brown A Kkikpatrirk; 111 do rye 1 bbls if .nt 7 sks riq;s, H U2SO bus rye, G *W Smith A i... 4 i.bl egga, 27 bbls Hour 5 cka Lacuu, M’Bane A Anjei; i I sks dr aj.f'lrn, .5 cks bac»n. 10 t.Xa Lutter, A H nlrljiqs(-n; 3 >-i»rs ore. le.yd 4 Black; 3 Lbli eggt, Ktrk |*nti ick A i... 5 cars ore, Kr«*e; 100 bbls fl*h. 40 bis rheeee HU Ci.Uitts; b bis beps, A Woods; 3 l.bls applu, 2 do, 12 bdli , pijo-r. 3 hblr bnttcr, J Floyd A co; 2 do egga, J Herbert; 0 !-I",‘i d , ,tr apples, M Caudless. Means 4 ro; 5* pcs berou, 251 bus putators. R Robison 4 Co; 111 eke rags, M Gan?; 20 bxs ►.up, K l bbls eggs. Fetxer 17 aka dr apples. 3 do |M-ai bes, R Da I roll A <o. H bbls ajiplt-s, 2 sks beetle, 1 do Lipj.iu.ott A c-), 10do. T Little A co: 12 bxs matches, Walt' AHil*<>n. I''du, H bJI« Uvrs, Scars .'attle, snulry cost- l)5 bids cgifo; lIV do Hour, 10 cka bacon, 3* bbls a|.|.lca, A' di- !srd, 05 Jo potatoes, t do butter, Clarke 4 cn I’ C' A(' It it —ld Lbb apples, SJo eggs, l do l»utte r J 5 kK< p.'tato«s, K Robison A co; 300 bus potatoes, uwoe r 12 Mjl« apple*. Riddle A Wirts. I car rattle, usuer, 06 ck* bacon. l«l tea do. 5d bbls eggs, 543d0 flour, 3U3 «ks potato** C-3 bbls ln-el 2.5*) Jt> whisker, 32 Itss butter, I*l sks wuol A<> J" nti.-at. I'laike 4 i-.t. ' [i ’ Imports by lUver. U II I.LLI V' •. [..-I Clirtvuit 2 Jihds tobaci o, Weyniau 4 co 4.«k* 3 t'l'l* apple*. J M Pltioimet; 6 bis dr kooJs Ido herd ware, 14 bid, ..rc,. Clarke 4. o; 24 bJU paC r . j Manna 15 bbls Hour. J lleibsi, 10 crates, D Burnett 'Wjm lje.3 bid, eggH, 3 la mute., tl Riddle; 21 Us Urtev Rh'rtJrt.A \ erner; 10 bid, apple,. J aka beans, 6 dor brooms C Ltetlun. 1. aka p.dal.a.s, 22 d.. oats. 2 bbla «rg». S Mason ii ska UiH.lw.ck: to la ebarus, II Riddtr; 2 coppor "wn*. 5' U Fvrtrf. 41 las eatclius, J IL.uso A co CINCINNATI [t.i F*.rt M'avue—3o bbl lard, 2 hhd ba.-r.n HaHeb.n U bbl »il. ,h.uoa 4 Ooolsy; 5 hhd abouldera lutm.. - .lodo.SeiLra; 6 bbl whiskey, Ikgbreudy, Littt* A ‘•'• * ll ’’hi hour. M Cnlly A co; 60do do. Leech 4 Uutcb- V*‘V 32 do whiskey, il'Henry; 20 I V dodo. Laflak: 50 do do, Myers A M'Devitt **”• Ibo do floor, Wallace; 100 do do. Carr 4 n i\' rliol ‘:' 1 - 1 ‘h'JptrtU, 11 L Fahnestock; 2u do alcohol II A fabne.t.ckA u.; 10 bhds sugar, Atwell, Leo 4 c* It) bb, “"’“'V". Brow o * Kirkpatrick: 112 tm Uni le bhd bacon. 2010 jm-s bulk meat, llassay 4 Well*; 373 eke wheat, Kennedy 4 tiro; 1W bbl floor, 276 bps potatoes, 80 bU tt.lton. hhd slmuldera, 1 bbl barn, 337 bga wheat m < » r h!| Cl |'| NA TJ, J ,uf t 2 bx axe«,3l rolls leather S hhds rides » km lord: 300 bbl Bear, 02 sks potatoes, 30 i 'lni'w U .h (^'bor.. Clarke 4co; 73 floor. Hhrlver Kin V«. I'm haepn,l tc ham, 2 kgs lard rt j. ‘ f ,l |' 1 1 ,°" r 370d0 do, il’Cnllr; 300 do a.i. Uardincr; .o bdd ham, 3j bx soap, Uossct 4 Well*- jj i; wbuk D«k6?2?d..d'.r3o'cS < |V-'^‘ J 7I , ’ , ? A ‘j’ : " wll ‘»koy, Rodfera 4 or. 2do do > liniqli. Itnska wheal, .M Croary, llutlman 4 ro. W do d.> . , 4 K Irlcfuttrick: In bbl oil. B L Fahnestock; Ido do .Vlißuit. . 2r, I| H «cb.a, Herbal, 0 bg» w.wl, Rallow. 2 l.b-l „ ii«,| i Grlnian. RIVICR.KBWS. Tl.en.a'b.r r v.-ry firkle and o*'iir 16 fi r { w-t er l.v | ;._i 1 l-.-re w.,a hti|„ activity ..u the wharf I m.aamal.vrrn. tt... Cbevolt from Whneliuv amt Ihe klals" * Tn ’' a,i ‘‘ ,,l 4'’-‘ r *- ,r from Cinrunnatl botb with fair wTu!-i°n r -.' r t* * ” ru v liU,l, *‘ U ' r for Cm. inualqSlr Win. D-u stH.!:' ao , o' I '' N r "'i:-, fur K ~ Luli - “-'rmon. for .a U'ST I K Bl ,t CU'w: to M healing Kiefni tuw-m*', witu k l.ar S .« an- 1.. m a ,e with COO.txa) bnaliila of cal ~n b | V nlH,Ut I, L ,r I l ' of fl *‘* with 11 much mor,. ail ! at Lit 7 l»r N«hvmen flrat rato t,«.t .' V. . ,' r ‘ r ' r l)rttf L M'Otiulrtrk for LouiseiU*. St ; : ,r r 1 u, » tn J l-rcibably tho fltsplwu Decatur '.r. P L fi,. k .o l “!i th ,° V“f’ er Miaeouri. All these bosU T,' ?. V U ' 1' 1 fl *‘ r an,t B * ,t ‘ Commandera. Th.. Mi'ltwtt- l ;; r, Nt D.ois for this port on Monday I lUn f « “ P . f "*? 'T l> U ‘ St ‘ I^ui » “o Monday 0 r ' Pri, “'‘ I ‘°°“ ,oft U *' .J.-'J" 11 'he Empire, wbh I. w*e atUchod for M-l Conn rflweLT"' r » h * wet deddod in tho nimr.t n. w- i *' 0 . 0 ,a * t ' ln faTor "< ‘ho srft“V!or.ri‘i w‘ , *iT 'l?' n" 1 cUjr “" lo ,h ** au 4°'‘n‘ »r ,X k , bv tho Court. She W ,IJ to {lru ,;.u s . {.the Rrp„bi..an of Ap.,l 15th, Whilh m't her' V I fl “v *“ »*y tb. Rc,l lloret, chimneys M.H .1.".,,'/ with her With* t«o 'ii" L,,n<B ’ >,rtlu *'<!ay tuorning. d. ;r n .« ,t,,v fhe 1'inr,.,u..1. 'ej/etiu of Tuesday, •'* t il'Jmrs as J Camtu-klf;. arnredat ?t. Lome on . atilrUay, and the Leblgh and Mriuttle departe.l Sladi wlU. a tiolont h.*ul storm, loliowed by Th.. Adi.orsl I. Irina at Aitow Rock, on Uio Mlwouri, r'i ,vn.iV." -o . “ "" *-■ i it. t>UI .. I‘wL.wii umtMW into a u.w-Lowi—towing ic* C o y-mi b'N. -To »h*t »«*. Ac n lO Pr»e.U>o<., r..u, tb.. « at-»b. report*, the PocahonUa .nil agrouDd lo 2 ■*t »tr*’nni at tt..r»e Shoo. R juara acrua* th* «m! r tham.-r ,- i r «w.^,.- <: fr* »„.. r ,|.» l.ar. p llieCmoPcri,,,, rITOI „ falling, with U t«.t wat.r ou the - ?rr 7 ‘ b “ od "*b heavy aalr. ,| V. Tmr JIJ t -’:V;7 r ‘“'“‘‘“lf- Tbo Mh-a at Cl.rk«vi!J« ‘t I* \r M bird., and »t th. other pv'lnl on Tuusday «*i "i 1 !*' P,< b l "* - -- hl ’ ' T, “ C*pt Raagh. t.vu.in.sT t::\ 1 r, v r »* * n " w - r j j , | ' ‘ud.-d nnliw up tbr nv. r She knock < f I lends and U trow. .n’ir,'i’ from'pullt'rj.-h f.'r ,bs I,iv,f ««»• h«* been sold L-UrUi.u t, ,k ' ;«ntne the mk«.i and third Ltsrksnip. Ihx .Manner With o*or 4uo t.. t .« oi meet trom £j lllinou rrixr j* coming Ibis way fhr Jtienaiigo left (vd etxQing fur St- Louis eith a 0.11 / .'T.s! rumored Ibalabetmdi height al Bijdfc ♦ luo Ibx M.-.vngr, hauled down h.r St Louts «igu in,^u,“ r “"I 1 u fu ‘ MaysrilU; Portsmouth, K Wheeling and I u shtirgli. Capt Cowart InttmaUs that •• Will |,Uxe the MoasoLgur iu the Clndaoatt eod Porte d IV"‘T every Monday, Wedo«day #- Mi cam boat Ueglaier. Alum KD—Jeflr rr „, 0 Rruwntvjjie. |. mD „ c . ieyaM, KIUaU-th, to» W m . Clminuat, Sukhu Um-muatr. Uhxs. it. Wtu-olUig. Ha * BrowCu,lll °- Luzerne,do; Colon. f ‘ u tor ' C ‘ uJ,,umU ; Blr Wm. WallM. Whlwlm(r N * PI,, °*' K<rjkuk: Marmur *- I-ulsvitU. Cbevni River It fL-rl —iisiug. Lo.si.--A phpfk, dfited April 2d, 1858, drawn by Bailey. Drown A Co, on the Plttaboroh irustt" . for f)M). The payment of said chock has boe D ih.pM and all ar- cautioned against purchasing or the ai,bl.'r'lT 0 * rt ' W “ rd Will lf lt » re . UAILKY,BROWN 4- 00. HAIK KHSTOKATIVE-A large lot ui Mr* Allen's celebrated Hair Reft.>r«r reTd thla day x, y _..“ po _ jos. Fleming. A SACKS cjover S«*ed, ricnnthy <to, jrc. lTfil and for Mia b* , *l‘:_ LEKCH It HUTCHINSON, BEANS 20 M>b». small white Beans for —‘'L'Z.. J 1 !* 3 . UENRT H.COLLINS. TIMO~I ih SEEI) ■ -10 bags received and tor into l.y nj*:t U. 00LLIN8. 1” AKD 5" I.Ms.in store aud lor sale by ISAUn DICKEY A CO. STAKCII iUu hx.t. Pearl, dO bids. do, just r« M and tor «<d« l*y j B CANHELD. SACK !• L<>UH--,'>u hgs, <>itra family, in dtf.r« nml for *»to l.y mrt'.U D. C lIBRUST. LIME— 200 bids, fresh in store and for sale !’>•. . _ . i nr, A > J. n. Canfield. TAK — ‘J" Id. 1«. now, tine, for sale by ~ LEWIS A EDtJBRfo.v ,nr ~ 1 *•> No. UW Wood itml. OI»n L’KKLOWS'.KOLL BOOKS (hr sale l.y W S H A ' E.V.ror Market am! Second »l». aIJINI.NE— <>(KJ 07.5. (.0 band and for sale »•* “I’- B L. FAHNESTOCK A CO. SULPII. MOKl'lli A — SO ozs. on hand and’ tor -»1- l.y Hpc It. L FAHNESTOCK A CO. TENN. CKUUNU NUTS—2.i socks mw rroj., 1 Llul. am! l.bli, now landing from at«uier Kctm.miy tor wtto l.y IBAIAII DIUKEV A CO. BACON — 50,000 lbs. Hums, .Shoulders and In amok* timofl ami tomato l.y '"f-to _ K. KOmsor; A CO. RICK— 2»i tierces prhno Carolina Uicofor •Mo l.y JOIIN FLOYD A C<> /' 10N*CJ5NTRATE \) i',YK—3OO eas'es 'font V/_r.K .l and for «ln by _II 1,. PAUNKBTOCK A CO. 1 A CODFISH for h£To bV~ 1 V - / DAOALBY, C08QBAVI! A CO No. 18 A 20 Wood ■{. EKESJI BUTTEU— G "Sills, choice XlSk Better, Jn»t rwelved and for mIo it Kq. ‘IJ 6tfa >t. U. RIDDLE. Glycerine* camphor soaT'^T^ of ttil* tupcriur artirU jn*t rec’d >nd for ulo by mr 1T _ B. L- PAUNESTOCg & CO. LAKL>- -4000 lb?. leaf Lard, in store and"for iitlokt No. lSiLtlrfity itri’Ct. _mpl RIDDLE, WTRTB A CO mi -OUK—Extra family in store and for sale »•/ ROBKET DICK KT, l.'ll Front it. u*ar Wood. CJ. KEEN APPLES—SO IjMh. choice Green T Applia Jtiat rw’il and for *»!« bj T. LTTTLK A CO. FlvOlfu —lUt) bbN. extra and white wheat P*m»ly Plmir; 30 bbl*. Hr® I'lonr In »tor« tod Tor sole by rj»o T. LITTLE A CO-, IX2 S»cond «L SUGAR —20 hhds. N. 6. Sugar, prime, just rxcnivlnff thla d»y audforuhi by T.LIITLE A 60. CIASHMEKE and Oriental Tapestry Imita / tiooß oi) Wall Paper, of Frrneb nod German manafac* uie, (or mIo by ff. P. MARSHALL t 00. DRY APPLES—ISO bushels iJry Apples for Mle by (#JB; __ JOHN FLOYD A CO. SYRUP —io M>ls. No. 1 Syrup for eale by _.p: iffeyrfr u. cpLLiNa. LOVE’S COLUMN SPRING AJVD SUMMER DRY GOODS. subscriber having just returned frum Now Vork and Rbila.Mpliin, confident that he ran of for INDUCEMENT* To PURCIIAfIKR*, both tn .tylcs. Qiialltj and t*rlce», tmanrp&wod by any boritn Weat ..f tb* KIUH FANCY DRESS SILKS, RICH BLACK BAYADERE RICH BLACK SILK ROBES, PLAIN BLACK SILKS. 'from *t.->r© and PRINTED BERAOES. OKU ANDIE LAWNS, Al.?o -ClmlliPH, Crape tie Eepnoeer, Lavrne, Ac SHAWLS AND MANTLES. BROCHE BORDERED PRINTED BORDERED Of every Style, Color anil Quality, varying in pri. ea from Tvr.i tn Fif- teen Dullara. FRENCH LACE AND CHANT! LLA MANTLES, Frum Three tn Thirty Dollars. NEKDI.K WORK. HANDSOME SETT COLLAR AND NLEEVEN, VERY KICII REAL FRENCH WORK COLLARS, EMBROIDERED linen JACONET AND SWISS EDUINtIS, I.YSEKTINUS WHITE GOODS. |Ja PIQUET CLOTH Foil BASgUMS, CELLARS FRENCH AND ENO LI AH JACONETTS, NAINSOOKS, VICTORIA LAWNS, 4c PLAIN, PLAID, STRIPKD kosthh V „ A FULL AND COMPLETE AS. - SORTMENT Mourning Q-ooda OF EVERY DELCRIPTION tiflODS FOE BUI'S WEAK, Black, Bluo, Ureen, Drab and Olive CLOTIIS. Black, Blue, Green, Drab and Olive CASHaMEKETTS. Plaid, Plain and Striped CASSIMERES TWEEDS, MERINO. .nankinetth, I.lmn ad Cottnn p»nt Shift, do. DOMESTICS. THF, I.ARI/FST STOCK IK TITF .a many i,f tlio above Gouda wore buught MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS, I.AROF AUCTIONS, FoR CASH, WE ARE ENABLED Til 3ELI. THEM AT PRICE* &f)at oefp «ff om p c 1111 o n Call and Kzaiulne onr Stock before Pur- cbaalng Elieirhcie. C. HANSON LOVE, Formerly Love Brother*, and Young, Btevonson & Love, SIGN op tub original DKK«IIIVE, TTO- 74 MARKET ST., DREKS SILK I The fine steamer S. . Jf- |- niBBAKD.Capt. Ueorge W. Rood, wilt lc«*e for j |Jr h S7, ® "i nd . I ttl ' ‘“ tKm^ Uto VortM, THIS DAY, the A j lilb inat ,%t i a dock, f. u. For freight or pnan on ' board ' w ,u (MflO) FIiACK, BARNES looTaS-du. STELLA SIIAWLS, aril.^ ne new steamer HI.LIANCK, P. X.Jtrno, Master, will Imvs for ILe »ln*re and all lutcrmedlate ports TIIIB HAY, lilli itJlli.t i »or lrvij;tit or pasaage apply on board or to * FLACK A BA JINKS. STELLA SHAWLS, A tohuk, Datmport, Qnl-na, Huhuq» r, A„ Crosne, CStUlwntrr, flatting*, St. Paul, and th, Pall* of Saint Anthony. rj rpiiK new and elegant Hide wheel paasencer - A DENMARK, Cant Richard C. Grey, will |£ T « J lor tb« abate port* oo or shoot tho mb InsL, and wl] positnrfly go through m adTertlaed. Tho Denmark bollt uprwraly for tho trade, and offers superior accr- datlon*. For further information, apply to * l>o FLACK. BAKJfKS A CO. A A F 'OR ST. LOUIS AND ILLI-, fla-i - NOlfl RIVKB-—-The Ado steamer ARGO NAUT, CapL McLean, will lease for (he termediate ports on TUIB DAT, litb lust., at 4 o’clock, t. K. ror freight or passage apply on board, or to •Pj? FLACK, BARNES A CO, Agents. FO K ST. LOUIS, KEOKUK. i JCSIi Burlington Muscatine, iiock -legg*w \ s i£«?-2?l R! “2 K! j UAI - BSA . udbuueWSruSS AND .st PAUL.—Tbo floe passenger packet, BT. LOWS. Lupt. J. will leare for the abore aod all intense*liate 3 ports on TUia DA\,tlie l&thlaat, at 4P. M. For fn-icbt 3 or passage apply on l>oard or to 8 FLACK, BARNKSA CO, Agents. , t?OR. St. LOUIS, KEOKUK, , tPfr I: OALKNA, DUBUQUE. STILLWATER -iggßftßg ,? „,^AUI^— Tbo flue new steamer ANGLO HaXOnTw H. Baker, Master, will leave for the abore and all Interne ) diste ports, en THI3DAT, ltrli Inst, at 4p. m For freight - or puaage apply on l-oard or to 6 HANDKERCIIIKFS, ** AflSSOOiti TtIVER PACKET.' J XTi—Fcm- City. R-ooevllle, Glu-Jj>A>ls gov. Brunswick, xingtuu, Katin. City. WySlouTSf 0 rt . h - ?t - aud Omaha City .-The floo rteum . STM'IIKN DKCATUK, C»pt. Frank Bailey. will leave Ur ,° “, d I** |wrta, on THIS DAV, April 16th, iUo dock P u. For froJcbt or pwutagv apply on board rj or to mr ‘ tl FL.ACKrPAR.YES 1&>. Agenta. AND FI.nCNCTN’HS > FOK MEMPHIS AND NEW . frg.. ORLEANS.—The flue iteuser fout WA^NK,Cspt. Mnlfurd, will leave for theAboveanaairff tvrmediate ports on SATURDAY, 17th Instant, at 4 o’doek r. m. For freight or paasage apply on board, or to —■ n P I6 _ FLACK, BARNKSA CO, Agtn™ FOR MEMPHIS—The fine new i fß> steamer ENDEAVOR, Captain Marhel JLggpafcg will Irate fur the abuto named place on THlSDAtjath n-t p u. F.. r fndfcfat «-r psasage apply board or to (apSj FLACK, BARNES A CO, Agenta. ; AND SLEKVK^, 2 HARDY & M'GREW, STKAMBOAT AGENTH, Corner of First and Ferrt struts. BRILLIANTS, MULLS, SWISS, S«»«nty*flve hew and Second Hand A.;NL> BUGGIES, WHITE’S REPOSITORY •-Ti „,™ 0 “ILK RUN, NEAR LAWRENCEVILLE. ’ 'T'ilh subscriber offers for sale, orc*»JL X. exchange oo iho mn*t rauonabto terms, a ? t, °Ji'" ,, ’ rtlUu “ t c( md*ecoud-h»n<l BninHce. m.,L. by Watson, of Philadelphia, moo but little Metl. AUo _j tweoty-onenow m*du In my own «hop, from the - J »ery U«t tnatem! purrliased In the eastern market. A One "> ° r ‘7± tt,n Snew and wcond baud. Also. a lot 4 ?.• Bo * t W ‘? DO *’ Jp[in r kind*, Uenn/ujtown Wagon*. Jener -3 W apm* *nd R.vUwnrt, two line Phaet.-as, .«Us for fonV 7~: h'’ r «*M. nue of thelu aboo'ii make and one of them N* A ??**; r *« a »- i*u*fcK*,on«. m»de by Mr. D. Hodgei * “ !" W r »° mn l ‘ , '° Busule*. •tillable for ligl marketing. The enbarnk-r flatten htmaclt he eta make to the nil-rent Of fenvcs wishing to |mroba«e, to K iTe hi AND FIGURED. ■M\ r.. l ,Truh-i.t to. the city. t»u> Exc P »>orOtnoJLti» tmo U.»chc* parsing U»« iW e*»rj t«a ml H| °_ .... _ mril-<J*w;ini*T HA Card. ' KLEBER having just returni-.l fr..ui • tloj eastern citiue, where he ha* selected a c |„,j r . Hoc* or supenOrPUn.-s. f„r tho Spring trade, w oU >d jpecttuiJjr iuviu the al'mti.,o ..f pnrchaaer- tbtieto l Wrr ;’ ch, ’* ,SJ " a }' groat .-are r, uW the entire eastern •tock. «iiu are ,-aniid.red among the tliwst instruments ev«r brought l<. this city. Purchaser* are ev>licir«vl tu call and examine, as this is an exmllent opportunity for ..huin mg a nrst class and reliable Plano Porte _H£ » RLKBIIL. No S 3 Fifth -t. 5 i undersigned Imvo this day entered im [ X cu C*rloer>Lip lor the purpoco of conducting a Uen»n I CoinmiMjon Produce BtuineM, under Ihe namoeod rt?le o : L**h »od UutcMn»«'D. Having the adyantag*. of, ioation t* i: ° nTe , mt,nt ?' , tb « end Depot*, and many years practical experience in tbe busing, they fe«l ct.nfl. thMt , tt#fr afr,,rt ," }° P lrfaaa partiea who way faror them with couslgnmentaof loraalo, will merit their ap probation. Soliciting a .bare of your patronaga, wo r.mmn Tl Te^.^ y ’ o . . LICKCII fk iIUTCIUWSON '•* HtUburgh. April l at, 1868.—apilmd DISSOLUTION.— The portncrahip hcrete -11,0 ""Jmlpwl. rniJn- Un H Tf “i *“ Ji-01-cJ b, motbbl COD -3 ‘ t ?"“ r '" M Tli« busliHa of uld > Mm.r 1 " bj tb-ir .ucc™o„, ItbblMon, Mini, i *4 Miller., 'W. c. ROBINSON. J • ÜBNJAMIN MINKS, J K. MILLER, J*. TUt j.nrtnerHliin of the undersigned was dlMnUed tfcla day by mutual cuaaent, (lb* umo to laia effect from (UeHiat day of January, 1&&&.) W. C. ROBINSON, CASSIMERKS. /"iO-PARTNERSHIP.—The undemened » P»rto®r*bJp under the name of ROB INSON, MINIS i MILLSOB, (thetame to date from the let day of January, 18S8,)haTe taken the eaUhllahment for- It*’» ° CCnp b J tha flrta w» B*n»e and wW continue Ir°. l k D ™ D .?^ of Jf oond ««»nd Machlalata at the old eland, Houth Pltteburgti. Office, No. 21 Market «trr«L W. C. ROMNSON, P U. MILLKK, „ ~ , WITHROW DOOOLA33, Wellington Itoike, I WILSON MILLER. March IMb, last. [ mr24:lmd New Rochelle or L; HAVING madeamu KNOX f.w a euppiy t»r I Lorry, 20,000 thrifty Pli log price*: 1000 plants. MK) “ 260 100 OrJura aJdrtwJ tu Bar. J. KNOX, , . , . - - .or the •übacriber. ac companied with the cash or a autlable reference where the b*™'* are uot known, will be filled io the onfer Id which they are received. Pijnu ol'lbo NKWMAN'STHOBXLESSBLACKBERBT, will be farubiheal at the tame prleua. • ' ttrltidawtfT New goods for spring sales.- W« in dally receiving from oor own and Kaaten ,o £l ori “^. lJJ,u,ms 10 uor stock, which conaiatain iiarl «»f Floor Oil Cloth*, Carriage Oil Cloth*, Furniture Oil Cloth*. TabloOil Cloth*, Cnwh Oil Cloth*, Tratipareol Oil Cloche Transp’t Window Shads*, UafflioUsndi aud Shade Trimming*. Merchant*, Housekeeper* and other* requiring any good* in onr line ore invited to call andlexamlne the stock aud judge for themselves lu regard to the qoallty aud pricj*. iJ. * H. PHILLIPS, mrSfl .hV SO end 28 8t ClaJretreel POTATOES- IuO bushels Neshannock Potatoes; "£> do large White d<k 60 do do Dluo dil; •JA do do Ked da; In store andlor ssleby mrt7 T. LITTLE * CU-,|Mo. lU Second street- WHISKEY— 150 bbls. prime Doublo Ree-. tided WUiik*y and SO hbU. Old Mononglhela Ky# Whiskey, with an assortment of Torolgn and lX>ae*tlc Wines and Liquors, for sale at the loweat market pricer hr WM. MITOHBI.TRBB, Jr. A BBO„ mr2o ftp 209 liberty street. CEMENT— TOO and for •*!«' by S' UNDRiES—31 i Wheat, while and red; Metal. to arrive for sale by POTATOES. —50 loc*, 60 do Red* recei\ _miM Cheap.— StiUthev came.» 87 Woodit. ff. p.auftmui rft * TVTKW SATIN PAPERS II pgrroll forc*l>t.y \y. pj cents, for “k b > W. I\| MABSItALL A CO Statuary anu PAiWiNa^pK^ otCUr, Frmnkllu, Ood.lmcs, fur of. bj »pg VF. F. MABSHALL it IDES.—I3OO primeUry Flint, iastrea'd Mibrltby 6PMMe»R J aAEBAUfiSl r A? d F L( i l i? r 7 1 r <W eitr “ family in store MilfaMlttT BPaiKQtIL imm.ifau Pttteburgh, Penn a* Regular Sttarntrs. Monongahela River U. S. Mail Packets. STEAMERTELEGRAPH, | STEAMEBJKFTEBSON, T c vr„ j C. WooDWiBB. I CirT Qxaiai Curt. HE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE mm raonmg rngnUrlj, Morning Mil loan Pittf o"ciik? ,“?*«*.*- »'• *»d Ennlng Boat, «t e hplaOin-’fvii fC>r 11 Export, Kllxabetbtown, Mocooga aod i. 'Th 00 ’ >ayetleC1 ‘ y > California f..r uimi i connecting with Hacks and Coecbe* ii ' ,r *' otown ’ W»y*«bnrg, ?» ra m iC V Usl i hrDOsb fr<,,n «K»»«nrgh to Dnion town for meals and atata-rooms « m i )>n ,i. 80.1. returning from Browu.vlll. ',,.^“lJ niorniagauil .S id the evening. For further infin-m ,t quire at the Oflh*. WLruf boat, at the foot ‘.°tr4T “ 6 _‘>JV_sW!NDLEIUAo«yr For Cincinnati-regular , jcs»„ TUE3DAV PACKET.—Tha .loom. .i.l.leMMgg nni»l [,u«,„g„ r « k „ ULADIAIOA C* P t. will leave for the above and Intermediate porta ereryTUES DA\ at 10 o i-lock, ah. Far freight or passage apply ca board » or to Ijnrlvj PLACK, BARNE3ACO., Agt». OEGULAR TUESDAY PACK-. KS> - -TV ET POII ZAKESVILLE.-Tb. On. ~.ildfesar EMMA UKAUAU.CpI. MOKIo. ArJl mUtaT. fur tijo above and intermediate porta EVEEY TUESDAY, at 4 o cluck t it. For freight or panage apply on hoard, ov1» FLA CK, DAK,\FSApJ^Ag^ts. iffinrinnati, &r. | t-pl. Harry, will leave Tor the above auJ all intSSfSiff; i porta on THURSDA V morning, 16th i nst For , passage apply on hoard, or to “ I A 01.Ag.nu. For freight or passage apply od board, or to H.AOK, BARNES A CO. Agoul. For Cincinnati & hovi^Vn^rz MLLE.—'pie aplcndid steamer BSNnVaLg&Syg uuAPF.Capt.Geo.L. McCllotock, will leaveStheafSt and all intermediate porta on THIS DAY, the 15th lnitanL at 4_p. m. lor freight or passage apply onboard or tn S . FLACK, BA RNKS A CO AJasfjbiUr, &c. FOR NASHVILLE.—The fine i JEPI* etwn.er HASTINGS, Cpt. Porter, trHilgtfetf !“** fur , tb * *? J •« Intermediate port* on lid JaY iOtb Ju»r. for fr. igbt or f>aaa&ge apply on board, or to FLACK, BAKNEfI A CO?Ag?nte. Jj'ok N St. Uoma, &t. PITTRBURUU, PA CO-PARTNERSHIP, BENJAMIN MINId, P. H. MILLER, WILSON MILLER. <awton Blackberry, ingementa with Rev. J. Plants of this valuable Rlaik lants are offered at the follow .$126 0} 26 plants. . 05 IW 12 . . 34 00 0 *• . 16 00 3 *• 8 00 1 •• james Ward hop, No- Fifth itreat, Pittsburgh, -At 20 and 25 cts. : MARSHALL A 00. THE I\TER.\.VTloXAl"hotkl, Broadway, corner c.J Franklin .SVrerf, NEW YORK, BASBMEIT RECE2TTLT REFITTE2>. Tie Boom* are all AVir/y Carpeted, The Furniture and Bed* are Superb, And the Bath* Unsurpasted. TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED SALOONS l££ COSXICTtD WITH TBS HOTTL. (Icre H concentrated all the comforts of a homo, with (be luxuries of a palace. THE SPLESDW LADIES' PARLOR Commands an Unequalled View ofßroaiiway. TUE INTERNATIONAL li the most central of any of the FiasT Class Uotils lor btuiaeas, or places of aintiso meat, and offers unsurpassed advantages {-■. Families and Gentlemen visiting New York. _»ps:lmdy ALFRED FREEMAN, Proprietor. hotel; toner «) Frankfort Str~t and City Hall Smart, o>e City Hally AVio l'-rp Cliy. HOTEL in conducted on the European te": 1 "" J ' - "" ,i m *-' with**ThU iwfV* * yLt.j). with Rjitha in connection (hero fcTif bO J t ;L U U ?» vicinity of and offers ♦’ B ° d bo l’ r,ec ‘r*l places of amusement, 7 7 Indncemeut to thosa wtw consult confeo *° California or Europe wUJ l k furnished with all the mlonnation tb«.y may desire and also he protected from Imposition in the “Icbaw tickets. It. FRENCH. Pr. T S; are of ? uaner « wl l l ‘ «F wo *fe full, as many an. interested in saying eo. • mrll:3md * JSrtiral, XIEALTII OF AMERICAN'WQMEN\— For many years I hate teen troubled with general weariness ami languor, both mental and physical; caprice, listleaaneas, doll headache, pain | n the head and temples, coldness and tendency to etitluess, palpitation of the heart, veryeaaily fluttered 01 excited, appetite variable, stomach And bowels deranged, with pain. Any mental or pby..e*l exertion was sore to bring on all the symptoms, and 1 had in addition, Calling of the womb, and great i*lu In that re gion. One physician after another exhausted Us skill ami gase mo np. A patient and persevering use of JJAR SUALL’S UTERINE CATIIOLICON’ fortnnatuly eoniej me and I hate no words snfflHeut to exprow my tbankrolnea. ’ Mas. JULIA ANNE JOHNSON. «*i!h*Vu n,y m J , tllkt 1 baro been a sufferer h,r many years with whites and derangrd bimstrnation. After a while 1 bad other trouble*, .ach as pale face, Indigestion, wastlu* away, general languor and debility, pain In the .mall of tb* Usck, a sort of arlung and draggingeensaUnu. jwln U-lacn the shoulder blades ox tending down the spin.'. Km id apt** Ute, troubloin this stomach and bowels, with cold hands Tmd feet and dreadful nervousness. The least .-xoftemont would maks me feel uit | shuuld fly away. 1 tried doctors and J £ )g *’,v Ud u e, '® ry,hio F- ot ‘'’ * fUr another, wttlnmt the ben efit. One bottle of UAIOHIALL'S UTERINE CATHOLI CON changed some of my symptoms Tor the better and now lam entirely and radically cured. I wish that every wo man could know whut It will do. CLARISSA OBKR. for a long time I had Utrrioe complain!* ulih'theMlutr. mg symptom*: (wu oerrou*, emaciated and Irritable*l earned to abound to complaint*; sumo uf which I will try ’i., tell you: pain is tbo lower organa, and a feelings a* ir some thing wa* going to fall out, Inability to walk jmch „ DBJ . count of a fooling of fnlincss; aching and tlragrlug. and sbootiag pains In the back, loins, and extending down the Wffß the Jolting produced by riding caused great pain: spu*- ntodic shootings and pains in the ride, stomach and bowriv headache, with ringing in the oars; eTery fiber of tbo I-vIV seemed sore; great irritability; intenso norronsuesa, I cooij not bear the leart excitement without being proetrnfed f, )r a day; I could scarcely more abont the house, and dij D -t take pleasure in anything. I had giron op hope, Imvlm tried ererythiog, as I supposed, in rain, but a friend «-alled my attentioo to MARSIIALL’3 L’TKHINK CATHOLiOJN I took it, hoping against bo)*. Most fortniurndy it majand there is not a healthier or moro grateful Bunmc i i the country. I trust all will nse it. It Is truly the niumu.■, friend in need. Mas. FLOttKACis LESLIE MARSHALL'S ITF.RIXECA THOUCO.X iciUcertain ly cure Falling of the Womb, Whites, Stippraetd, frrrmtla or Painful Menstruation. Bloating. Inttammations and Du taatsofOu Kidneys or Urinary Organs, Retention or in continence of Urine, Heartburn, Cbstircness, Xervovsnrsx Printings, Palpitations, Cramps, Disturbed Steep, and ail troubles organic or sympathetic, connected seilA the Uterine organs. Tkcprict of J larthalTt Uterine CitAolicon is One HoU„ r ?*t£ aif F'T,? T ‘ jl *!? lU - 071 script of six dollar: five botUesshall be sent by express, free of charge, to the er.a of the express routs. Be particular to write the postofice address, toum. oainty and Sate. We tcill guarantee, that the Medicine viU Ke sen t on receipt of the money. Address ■>"• aaj - »• KKVBKR, HO Woy.l bl. PitUltariili Slp,„f tb.UolJen u„ u ,. PBEUVIAH SY3IITP! 0 R, Proieetcd Solution of l’rotuiidt of Iron, Having successfully uasseii u,, onleii! to which now diecovcrire in the Materia Mull raare tubjoctod. mmtn.'wjK, rwrivt.l ns an citablnhci Medicine. Iu efficacy incuring Affections of the Liver, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Bronchitis and Consumptive Tendenci*-. Disordered State of the Blood, Boils, Scurvy and the Prostrativu Ef fects of Lead or Mercury, General Debility, and all l)is eases requiring a Tonic, or Altera tive Medicine, is nuw beyond qtHfctiun. Tbe proofs ofiu .metof aro so numeroas, so woU authen ticated, and of socb peculiar character, tli»t snffrrcrs emt n 0 1 re ** on * 1, b r hesitate to receive the proffered aid. The Peruvian Syrup does not profes* to be a cnro-aU, bni iU range ts because many diseases, apnarentlv unlike, aro Intimately related, nud ptoceredlag from one esuss, may be cured by one remedy.. Tbe class of diseases fur which tbe'Bymp'provides a cure is precisely that which basso often baffled the hizbeat ~n>r of tnedical skill. The facts are tangible, tbe witnesses am accessible, and the safety and efficacy of tbe gynin incon trovertible. . Y Those who may wiah for an opinion from disinterested perron* respecting tbe character of the Syrnp, ctnn at tail Ul ® , ‘ ,l,awtnR * linion * onmeroos testing nlau In tbe bands of the agents. The signature, are thoss , S' o "*™ 6o known tn the oomrammy of I!<*tr-n. and of the highest respectability. _ GAKU, The nnderidguad having experienced tbe heuefidal effects of the ••Peruvian tSjrup,- do not hesitate to recommend it to the attention of the public. Prum our own experience, as well as from the testimony of others, wboe# intelligence and integrity are altogether QnqnaaUonable, Webave no doubt of its efficacy In coses of Incipient Disease* of tbe Lnnge and Bronchial Passages. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Dropsy, Neuralgia etc; Indeed ita effects would bo Incredible, but Irom tbo high character of those who bar., witnessed them, and have volunteered tneirtestJmuny, as we do ours, to it? restoralivo i*o*sr K*v JOHN PIERPOINT, THOMAS C. AMORV THOMAS A. DEXTER. PETER UARVET ’ S. 11. KENDALL, M. D m JAMES C. DONN SAMUEL MAV, Kev.T.WIJITTKMORE. NOTICE. it isn«-ll kuuwn that tb» m*dicj„*| effect «>f ProtoiJ.Je ..f Irun is lost by oveu a brief eipusnre to air, iui.l that t«. ma«. T*m a notation of Protoxide of Iron, without farther «“£ tioß, has been deemed itupeuible In the Peruriai, Syrup this desirable is attained l.v coudisatjos nv a »at erruax crkbown; and this •oiutK-n noty reblttceallthe protwearbonat-e, nltretre.and tartrate, uf the Materia Sledica. A. A. lIAYKS, M D e „ A ‘“y‘ , . ro £ t ,lu,sat *‘'fM*M- 1 1Ju6t u 0.U.5. , A Sold by N. L. CLARK & C\k, Preprtetai s, .W MYat-r street, BosKm. Retailed by all Drogulata. , ***• Q £o. u - KEtfIER, So. 140 Wood street, sign of the Uoldan Mortar, Agent for Pittsburgh, aplll daw&n.T MORE THAN 500,000 B'OTTLDS SOLD IN TIIE NKW K;N Glj AND SPATES IN ONE YEAR, The RESTORATIVE OF PROF 0 .1 WOOD Tor featuring hair perfectly and permanently naa never yet bad a rival, volume afti v..ltmie rtagbt U gtTen from all parts of the world and from thamustiotelU gent to prove that it It a perfrcl Neffc-.mfirc; but read the circular and yon canuot doubt; read also tbe followh.gr i Uw* —People hat# for centuries been afflicted with Iwld headl and theonly remedy, heretofore known, bea been * **', By a recent dticoveryof Profcwor Wood these Article ate being fast dispensed with, but a preat many persons still patronise them, because they hare been so often imposed upon by Hair Tonics of different Im , per *°?‘ »oe«fDMtly make the request, thattbey " , iD Wood’s Restorative there is no We know of a lady who was bald, who °* d * h f *rtWe a short Ume, and her bead Is now covered completely with thetlniest and moet beautiful curls imagi oable. We know of nnmerons cases where hair was rapidly falling out, which it restored In greater perfection than it ever had boon before. It la also without doubtone of the beat arUcles for kr<V tag tho hair in geod coudltiou, making ft soft and gloa*,.' remorlng dandruff, and has proved Itself the greatest eoetn v to all tbe Ills that hair Is heir to. It la the duty of every one to Improve their porsonal «p pearance though somo may differ In regard to the w*y« of doing it; bat every one will admit that a beautiful bead of hair, either in man or woman, la an object much t» !»• <lr tired, and there are no mesne that abotild be left no tried t., pbtata such a consideration.—llbasan'j Aiicva!*, J’lnJj. CoanoCTos, Ohio, Not. 17, ISSfi. O. J. Wood A Co:—Gents: Al I bavo been engaged hi soiling yoor Hair Restorative the last teason krone of your local agents (tt. M. Ilackinson.) ami hating experienced the beneficial cflccta of it myself, 1 would like Co obtain au agency for the State of Ohio or acme State in theWvet, should yoa wish to make inch an arrangement, aa I am convinced thenit nothing amal to it in the United Slain far Tejteringthe hair. I have boon engaged in the Drug bnai- DW tor eevoral years, and have tola various preparation* for the hair, bot bare foond nothing that restorm the ao cretive organs or invigorates the scalp as well as youra. Be ing fully convinced that your restorative is what yon repre sent it to be, 1 would like to engage iu the aale of it, firr I am satisfied It most sell. | Tours truly, S. T. STOCKMAN. Watlasd, Man., Fell. 6, ls&7. PIOP. O. J. Wood A Co Gent* Haring realized the good rlfecta of your Liair KcaUmtire, I with to state, that fluJing my hair growing thin, ma well u gray, I was Inc fn.- ed from what I road an.F beard, to try Oja article prenarM by you, to promoto ita growth and change its eJor.. It wi In youth, both of which it haa effected totm.lrt*!* " In the operation I haTe oaed nearly three Lottlea 1 JFor male HEV3KB, Itt wS*2 0- J. WOOD A 00, Proprietor*, 318Broa3*Yi ,^r Br £ h (lathe greatN. Y. Wire Hailing ?,l gar JAUBS P. TANK HR, ■O -Wood Street. I>ittsbur u h, .te, tb. ..teotion L„ ally to Lis large atock of nk-w spring Goons, Booght direct from Member,,. J|.mrb„ wl . biiouaxs, BAITERS, OPERA TIL'S, Ac, L&<3lm » Mine* tsd Chil drea'i bonnets, FLATS, and M , „ , FANCY HATS M*i» •, toy*’ and Yonth’i . PALM LEAF LEGHORN, PANAMA and ■ WOOL and FOR UAX3, AH o».bid, «ll b, <*, lld , nMj W<1 "“ ‘nOoc-Tnect, oi-nj , 0 c .„.. - manors. ' “ J «a ores,,,, KlKtri
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