"Taww' aOPBRiOB COFFXB %XX*l* e • i'-j AHB • - BBtani»,gtHQ WORKS. ’:-f- CO., '" ' - :mANIWAOTDKEBB| OP SHEATHING, MuSKSf ttd BOM COPPER, nUßffiß) jOOP ndMtfi IaIORAU, TIN PLATS ggttt XBON, WIRE, 4c. •Oototufly on bud, Tbaeo'f ■kUm* tad Tools. j*- Vknkam,So. 149 Pint and 110 Stmdttntt, _ P. M «. j - “tow jMt to MJ tIMIMJ t^u™. ft; CO-. " Ftmtilag and Commliiioii Merchant!, j ■ And Agent! for the Bald of Pittsburgh Mtnu hutoi*-' «"i< iwWi to MEAD. Hiura. PRODUCE eoHdted. Prompt alien* « tioo to receiving! and forwarding. "'!■ l Be. 49 Comnierelel Street, Bt. Lowla. deftSriOmfo / : holiday j gifts, j j JEWELRY, WATCHES AND FANCYQOODS, ~ ! i REIHEMAK & MEYRAN’B,- : No. 45 Filth Street, near Wood, The largenKand most varied assortment of Ibeaboftgood* in thUclty.Uid la' EXPRESSLY POR TUK U0I ( I D'A Y 8 will be found their atore,*g*Qcy lor the AMERICAN PURBI FURBI! PtfStSTT - McOORD Bc GO., • ISI WOod Streep Pittsburgh, HAYING JUST RETURNED FROM NEW id»X«r.abw racvliiog ortmti B»do rnmt ' I, ■ Hmboo Bay RaLte, WinkßebU, ; r flloM Marlin, • SilmrUn Squirrels, :■••••■ rudl, Ac. . Gapes, QitfOapr*, Victorina*, \ Hoff* and Coffin. ~Al#o, Felt fitweele: i TVaaegood* bar* been selected with greet car#, anti win l*e enld at email profile. ' Ladbw wishing Co porch*** fresh PUBS are Invited to g*H and nXCfiTCg wtr stock. -J noi7:ictf Mote's Miraculous Vermin Destroyer, for pers, merchant*. tfclp-emMt aad hoabendsen. will be ’‘.Vo snore Fimin.” -V ji-r mil BlUlt PACKAGES TBOM 25 CENTS TO ?1. Depot of tbo Ihvmstor and Proprietor. JO»PU METER, Practical ChemUt, Cl3Bomdway (tor.Hoorioo York. ■ Ganenu Ageat lor the G. titatea and Canada*, FRUIER IOK V. RCBUTON, IhuggUt, No. 10 Aster lion**, and 417 Broadway, NewTork -B
,and relkr.andbaalUt to yonr Infanta.; Perfrctty aafe ia all eama. ifti ?. TWa valuable preparation la the. pmcdptlon of one of •hemoatexperienceda*>d AQfolfemale PhyricUnala New laew na*l«ytth oeTev-Wllag ancceasin nlUwwofnia, "\ ‘| WabeUav* It tha beet and sorcct remejy In the world, In all caaea ofJDyaentery and DUrboea In Children,wheUmr It «>rl*w from teething or'from any, ether rasaa. If life and health can t>e eetinuted by dulUni anil cent*,ll la worth Ua weight In gold. J 1 MOHona of hotUea an eold every year in the Doited SUlea. tltem^pmtwen-trtedraiaedy. priceOEtraecKina a bottle. KINS, New sock, la on tha ontrida wrapper. Sold by Drngrlet* throngbont the worii. DR.QBO, fITjBTBTeKR, Agent for PltUborgh! , JatdawtytJ 5 \ ! . is:-..'..-' . • <■ S •:: ETJBABf rr*m Sfi -snip Via NICARAGUA^ AMERICAN, ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC SHIP CANAL COMPANY, PROPRIETORS eppotmos lire AT BSDUCED BATES. __ .. i. n« vetx to tin TBAScuca. nnteobJa.._.P.~~....'~.f22S|Up{Kratewmg« M —. >.llOO B«coa4 Cabin.....—..—™ 100] Lover lteenig»...™™_ m> The transit of the'lsthmne. Included. The splendid steamship WASHINGTON,: of 2000 tone r*. bter, Cept. Beery Churchill, haring been fitted cp eE* prwsly tor the California trade by tbeNtraragnaroots,will Wither pjer, Rerth Hirer,*Nev York, oa Monday the 6th ef Deomber, U2P.11, carrying paeeengera, mils, and freight toBta7oia del Norte, to connect a Sea Joandel Sar with the veil known nod eotmaodieai Uesmefafp HER iUN, No.JßovHng Green. New York. vW&iisfcv*,’ xi «s>;•>•- l . A-i- -i < .v 5 ■%•■" . jh •’■»'» vV-ivS «>•»• ' .. '«V‘»-vi /K-* :x'* ■ »*’ !.•?%*' 11 >. ■ • •.• '-• i >W*ti J*N . i V *. V ‘' v VMr— 1 rim-i js** 4 ' 33f3M| ■ •. T,> T?X ,• .\> \ «.1 VfO +.’ : .■;s .#te, :, : ;£ ; ?>■ ***■■* i ■• *. : BAMT7EL GRAY DKAPEITSIra .TAILOR, . Jfi». 12 ST. CLAIR STRJSSTf PITTSBURGH, PENNA, Invites public aUention to bis new and beau ttfM amortasst of PaO Goode, eoniiitlog of Clothe, CaeaJ* man*, Tastings end Coatiay* atTlc. adapted to the beet which will Ire made op with promptness aripespatc fa, endal ratee ae low mat my other ln the city. oc2:«!fo . porbi >CRg7I ” New/riir Store, from Philadelphia. LOOTS MILLER, Manufacturer of all klode of Ladles end GtattemenYFars, Sleigh and Car riage Robes; dealer la Bcfealo Robes, Ac., Ae/wboUeale and retail, at No. 138 Wood street, above Tilth. Pars repaired, cleaned and altered in the beet maotier. Goode made to order at abort notice. All Mode of shipping fans honght. ee3Motd*~ M.K.'OILLJCSPIK, Extracts Teeth without pain, by an entire* it »«w Aoamthrtic agent applied to the teeth and gnma only. .Teeth from one to foD setts Inserted on the rarioaa meUlUcflieem. Oenleolsmcte teeth on entire Ftmdain bat* withconli ecoas gam, which ia besaty.clesnlioem and doraUiityishtiot Call to please. Cell end jexecsioe spect- C9»QB6t Ho: Cl Ponrth itreet, below Market, (second eiory.lftaiihdrgh.: JrTrlydfo W. U. CHUINTV, rIW ; 33ml Streetf PiiUburgX, Penna. t Baring hod. the advantages of Eastern Colleges nod Re pttela, end several years’ practice, offers his profession*! serrioesfn SURGICAL AND MEDICAL GABBB. •? jrf-li "S i i ’ ■ areeseefTM Ti. 6 - Ho«rt. I Oul. WDraa ‘ to.»B.l.lltU]L Uon.n. A. WMt.r. T. It. VO, **. . Hon. T. J. Blgh.re. J. K. Iluto. I John H.(Ul>or, K*,. ; , : JI ; ' m,3:lrdfa .••V V:V. ’ ‘ i HDfA STOVIE -WORKS. ALDXAKDBH BRADLEY, ! uimpijnamnunuimTiiiuncr / ceokiNe, pirme m hbatisb stoves, *• Plain and Panoy Orate Fronts,* &o. Sote Proprietor of the celobrated Patent Oas Burning and Smoke Consuming COOK* STOVES. Office nhiTSalea Boomt ■rtMlffe Je > 4W—dlt«iWthfc«rth < Pa. All klidi sf Tsbauoi Innff tad Clgarii **k«olbe balhUnf Ha 199 Wood stmt, In rfdUlooto their JU*ntactorlngKat*Wbhia«>t t N0,431» 4 wls ICNXIBTKY. T “ V** -W. F. Tundxmbero havingl tnraed to PiUabargk with the Intention of It &l.fatanmMMM'CM t. fe,Dd«l bUWriOK. HO. a.^ou.map —~ ; AMP. WHOLESALE DEALER IK i. Chaame, Butter. S«etU,ioiMh. And Prodnce OetMraiij, i 4 - Awl' -ah. tt Mhsd mmt, PUtJmrtk. ' R. HOLMS* * SONS. . _ , Muoan 1 hrtlfii' ud Ooneitle Bills of Eiebange, oiiiiHOHuoi rirosrr, .'••• • v urt vons ißD.sracn, so. tit auikn Bnui, rnrsßOßas, pa. .«?St^ss!St!.r? , : ”» lllt » Wsdpddu^rey- 8 i §§!****»b4*»tb i on *oojromEUßa ash cpwahdh. - dunm,»—,_ . .°* _ Rut«i, ettcttmtly eg band and fcrmWti 0 ** w | rtnrcnfp/JOB ahd alvkhto of - 5 »■«■■■»«»* H-’ : S&nUil &>tUn. GBAN® DISPLAY OF WAIOHBS. BBSIIBI, W. Sc. 13. KINKHART, B- B. m C. P. ’ MAnrioirnau Sprttai jtottem. . ■, KOtTSE MS BIOK PAIBTTXKO AND OLAZINQ *■ HI ALL ITS"BRANCHES, Done la tbe boat manner aadahorteat Ume. . J. 4fe H. PHILLIPS, Jttiamd ho*. 80 4as gt« Clair Itrwt 6TAHCH AND FAHINA. Hade by the Welt Phlladilphla Baattfutulng Co. (Flrxt Premlßa awarded by the PraakUn I&sUtnta. November, 1BS8.) Diamond Glom Starch, in caaeaeont’g 0 bexea, G lbs. each; Do do boxoa do 40 papers, 1 “ do; Alio, Refined,'Pnro and Pearl Starch, In hoxea varioo* altaa, all for lanndry nae. CORN FARINA, (or Goto Starch,) In hx*. 40 paper* each. Thia article la exproatly prepared for culinary pnrpoaea, and can be nlted on a* superior in ruaitr to any now in am. For tale by THOMPSON, CLAUSE A YOUNQ, Phtl*»Jan*y, ISSOaltf.fe Agent* for tha Company. Permanent Office. Complying with tho urgent request of hm drodi of their paUoutx, DUS. C. M. Sc J, W. BYKJCS Have concluded to remain PfiUfIAIENTLY IS PITTBBORGH, And may be eoatcUed at their offlea, No. 191 Penn Street. OPPOSTTR THI SErOKUR HOTEL, Dally, «g»pt Sondaya, for Conatunptlon, Aatlima, BronchltU and all other Chronto Complalnta complicated with or earning Pulmonary DUeaae,lnclodlng Calarrk, Heart Dxttcut, Affection* of th* Liver, D3l - Qattriti*, Femals Complaint*, etc. DRS. FITCIIABTKRSWouldatato hattbrir treatment Of Consumption i* baaed upon toe fact that Ac dueoje ex itU intiu Mood and syricta of lorye.bolA t>*faTt,an± during iUdeodcpwunt in Uc lungt, and they therefoi maoloy M*ghAnt^Al | Hygienic and Medicinal remedies to purify the blood and strengthen the system. RTA lArir, they u, MEDICINAL INIIALATIONS,wtitch they value highly,but only as MUatioet, (Adriap no Atralire effect v>\m uuit aim*,) *ad Xnvalld*«re earnutlyeantlonnl againAtwasting tho preciotu Ume of curability on any treatment baaed upon tbo pUniiMto.bat (*l«n Idra that tbe <4 seatof UiediseeM can be reached iu a direct manner by Inhalation,” Tor as before stated, the teat of LKe diffuse is in the Mood and It* effects only In the longs. K9L.No charge for consoltatloo. A list of question* will be sent to Ihoao wtditns to con «»H u* by letter. mrAfcdawfclfP Tha Great BngUaii Remedy. SIR JANES CLARKR'B CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS! Prepared from a prescription of Blr James Clarke. M.D I ■ PhyaWUn Extraordinary to Die Queen. ThU well known Medicine 1* no Imposition, but a rore and baL, remedy for Female Difficult!** and Obstruction*, rom any cans* whatever; and although a powerful remedy, they contain nothing hurtful to tho consUtoUon. TO MARRIED LADIES It i* poeulUriy milted. It will in a abort time, Lrioßoo tbe monthly period with regularity. Thttt ISSt have never been irnosott to fail sehrr* the diree- Hemavnthetecandpage of pamphlet are w*Jl observed, tot foil particular*, get a pamphlet, free, of the agent. N. B —gl and 6 poatage etampe encloaed to any antbori aed agent,'Will ioauro a bottle, containing over r-o j.iiU, l.y return mail. ’-fr. I»- fAHNE®X)R k CO., Pllt*burgh,whnl«eale agent, and *old by all drugrim*. ao77»)A« fc T JOHN OOCHKAN dE HRi). ■Airor Acroaxia or Iron Railing, Iron Fanlti, Vault Doora, Window Shutters, Window Gnards, it., Mot. 01 Second Street and fid Third Street, (Between Woo.l and Market,) PITTSBURG!!, Ba-o cn hand a variety of now Pattern*, fancy and plain, nitable fcw all purpose*. Particular attention paid to cn clowngGrave lota. Jotbiog dodo at abort notion. mri> WW. VAKDtTE*.-.. _f*. 0. railNP VAWDEVER A FRIEND, ATTORN KVS AT LAW? aim SOLICITORS 111 CIIANCERT, Mo. b, Jhflii'i Block, BtiiipK, low. . A®*Colleetlons promptly made in aay part of Northern lowa, or Western Wisconsin. Wilt attend to the purchase and Bale of Real Kxtate, ob talnlng Money on bomi* and Mortgage* ael:lydfc WW. C. 1 witnxow POtNLSSS ROBINSON, MINIS k DILLERS, FOUNDERS AMD HACTICfIISTS, WASHINGTON WORKS, Fittsbargb, Penna. Office, So. 91 Harkel street. Hannlactnr* all kind* of Steam Engine* and U ill Uachln Railroad Work, Steam boilers and Hheet trim Jobbing anil Repairing done on abort notice. mrSlkijdio DAWEB & CLUijEY lienee,Sl|gn andOrnam*nl*l Painters, AMD ORAIMEHS; White* Load anti Zino Points. AUo, *ll kind* of Paiuts, Oils, VaraWiee, Window Glut, Putty; Bru.lw*, Sc., • 144 Wood Street, l**v doors above rirni iU» arKklydlc MITCHELL, HERRON A CO. ■Aituravroante or Cooking, Parlor and Ilnating STOVES, irate Front*, Pernim, t'ookiog Raagr*, If,, 194 Liberty SI., Pittsburgh, Pa, mriKfrly % * W EYMAN Oz. sON, lUnofl*tnrer»fcDdtWl*r»in«llfelu.J»t.f TOBACCO. SNtTPT AND CIGARS, AND LEAF TOBACCO, Gmur of Swittifield Slrtti and Viawtemd Atief, PITTSBURGH, PA. U&4O i,. H'cCtL(*U9U Pittsburgh Steel Works. JONES, BOYD Ac CO, M*asr«etarenor OAST STEEL; a!an, SPUING, PLOW end A. B. HTEKL; gPBING3«nd AXLES, Corner Sou and First SlrteU, PiUdntrp\, ft Hue sons. ij. B. ROGEita At CO. HiKUriCTCIXU Of Rogers* Improved Patent Steel Cultivator XeotU, Comer Ron and First StrteU, PilUlureK, A JoXklydtc* JAB. MoLAUGHLIN, ileobol, Colope Spirits and Fail! Oil, 'delfedlrfr Not. ICS nd 170 Second ftrrel J. I*L LITTLE MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 54 St. Clair Street, (Dr.lrUli’a New Bnildluj;,) PITrSIIDROH. P* waaiydff RAIL ROAD SPIKE COMPANY. Joseph Dll worth D. W.C. Bid well (Succevon 0> Porter, UiAjt d Su*tt ) ' mnrricru»«u lp RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS AND BOAT SPIKES. I'ITTPUUItaK, t'KNN'A Dr. Dickinson’s Magnrto-Klectric Ma- GBivu.~-j>facipai Dfpct far Ihr lal* of thtt CnriraUtd Medical Auxiliary. —ln enbiDlCtJog iliU tnaT steamer gm- W**#*##***** * */ fhtskrgl § alette PITTSBURGH: PRIPAY MOBNINQ, JAN, 28, 1859. OFFICIAL PAPES. OF THE CITY, City and Mews Items. , Mea» T*jrpxßAruß«.—Obserraiiocß at Shaw's Optician Store, No. 58 Fifth Bt., yesterday. nt mm. m shade. - 00 35 00. 46 9 o’clock, A. v. 12 " *. 6 " P. *. Barometer. •£37* JDailt Union Phater Meeting, at the First Methodist Protestant Church, Fifth street, com* mencing’At 11J o’clock, A. h. All are cordially in vited to attend. The exercises to-dat will be conducted by Rev. W. A. PassavanL Accordieq to public notice, a Urge and re spectable meeting the citizens of the 9th Ward opposed to the Passenger Railway on Penn strict, was held on Monday evening, 241 h insL, at the Pablio School House in said ward. On motion of Robert Hill, the meeting was organ ized by calling John S. Miller, Esq., to the chair, and appointing J. B. Poor and James M. Leak as Secretaries. On motion, the following committee on reso lutions was appointed: Jos. MoClelland, Robt. Hill, J. P.. Scott, Hugh Harrison and Jaokson Cochran. The committee recommended the adoption of the resolutions of tho previous meeting, whioh are as follow: lietorrtd, That the feelings of the people of the 9th Ward, horo assembled, are uncompromisingly hostile to the incorporation of said Railway Company. Hevdrrd, That our past experience in railroad matters has already demonstrated the fact that the streets of our city cannot bo usod for the double pur pose of vehicle and railway travel. Iletolrtd, That wo reaffirm the proceedings of tho meetings, and will assist them in their efforts to re sist the threatened encroachments upon their rights. R'toh'ed, That our Representatives at Harrisburg be instructed to exercise all their power and use their utmost endeavor to prevent the enactment of said hill into a law. R&nhtd, That our Representatives in Council be instructed to vote against granting to tho said Pas senger Railway Company the privilege to lay tbeir track along Penn street. Retoind, That wo resist all encroachments uponj our rights, such as this contemplated, to the last ex tremity. J?r«o/«W, That theso proceedings he published in all the city paper?. The resolutions, having first been read by the President, were adopted by a very Urge major ity, after which the meeting was addressed by Joseph M’Clelland, J. p. Scott and-olhers. On motion, the meeting adjourned. Wo have noticed in several of tbe oily papers, the proceedings of a citizens' meeting having boon held in said school bouse oa Ihe Evening , above mentioned. Wc deem an explanation ne cessary; fearing a wrong impression may get abroad relative to the opinion of the citizens of tbeNioth Ward ia relation to Ihe contemplated passenger railway on Penn street After tho meeting in opposition to said railway bad Ad journed and a great portion had retired, some few citizens of tho Ninth Ward, assisted By a delegation from Lawrenceville, organized a meeting, and after being entertained by a very interesting, instructive and amusing harangue from Joe. Barker, these resolutions, as pub lished, were offered and, as we are informed, were voted down by a majority of those present. Jons 3. Mu.mr, Presl. James M. Lear, J. B. Poor, Secretaries. District Court.- Tho will case in the District Court, which was a suit to set aside tho will of Mrs. Robinson, io favor of two of her daughters,- was not sustained, the verdict being in favor of def Is. and rendered on Wednesday night. Terrence Tierney vs. Dr. Wm. Badger. Dr. Badger brought sail some time since against George Aureniz for medical services performed for bis, family. Iff the trial of thecase, Tierney being a witness for the defendant in (bo trial, swore that Dr. Badger said in his hearing that if he (Dr. Badger) did not effect a core, there woold be no charge. Dr. Badger, as is alleged in thepresent suit (Tierney vs. Badger,)cbarged the said Tierney with perjury, in swearing as above, and hence the present suit, and action for slander. Jnry oat. James Leslie vs. Washington M’Clintock.— This is a casc growing out of Urge and contin uous transactions, In which carpets werosold by tho plaioiiff to the defendant and a pair ofiiorses were exchanged. Tbe jury retired at 4 o’clock. Martin Bower and wife vs. /.immendingcr A Slagle Action for slander. Ou trial —.—r. u. HiLLxa. ..WtLSOS HIU.S2L The new M. E. Cbupcb aLHpper MiJJletowo, in Fayette co., was dedicated to the worthip of God, on Sabbath, 15Tb inst.—services conducted by Rev. J. CL Sansom, presiding elder of the district, and Rev. John Williams, of Uoiontown. Mr. Samuel S. Robinson, of Fayette co., lost a fine mare, which wall stolen from him on Tues day night. He offers a reward of $5O for tbe recovery of the animal and the thief. Os Monday night, Mr. Griffith Wells, of Pay* etlo city, white attempting (o cross the river At Beilevernon ferry, in a skiff, with only a board for an oar, became entangled in the ice and was carried rapidly towards the dam; he called load-’ )y for. help, and was finally heard by tome one on chore, who kindly rescued him. A Washington (Pa.) paper wye: ’‘We re joice to learn from the Colonization Agent for the district that a spirit of inquiry is awakened amongst oor colored persons in regard to the new Republic; i>r. Reed has received applica tions from.somo fifteen persons in the three counties, for information, coupled in many cases with the assurance of a full purpose to go oat to Liberia by an early opportunity. An Emigrant Aid Association has been formed at Canonsbarg, which cannot fail to be useful. ’ That may be all well, bat are not the slave holders importing Africans a good deal faster than ever (ho Colonization Society has been able to send them away " Wr learn from the iluuUngton A African, that an inquest was held upou the bones of a human body lately found on Terrace Mountain, and that from the evidence obtained, it was certain that the deceased had been a peddler of medi cines, and was from Wnodherry tp., Blair Co. Our informant, says the Amsrican , beard the name of Iho deceased, but does not now recol lect it. A Urge quantity of hair, of a sandy color, was found in the grave. Th& skull was broken io'several places, and the jury arrived at the conclusion Ibsttbo man had been murdered by some person unknown. A man named John Bent* appeared before the Mayor on Wednesday afternoon and made information, charging Henry Branda with rob bery. Tho accused was employed in the Boda works in Tarenlum, and boarded with Benfz. A fow days since be was discharged, and Bents was sent for to secure tbe amount duo bim by Branda, for which tbe works were responsible. Baring Bents’ absence from his house, it is al leged that Branda entered and carried away cash to of $O6O. Branda is from Saxouhurg, Butler coonly. Wo have not beard of his arrest! New Ibon\Works. —Wo learn that Messrs. Moorhead & Co., proprietors of tho mill at Mc- Keesport for tbe manufactnro ofttalvanixed and Russia Sheet Iron, hove bought atpacre of land in Pitt township, just beyond the toll gate on the Braddock’s Field plank road, tho lot running from the road to the river, on which they in tend to erect a mill similar to the ono which they now lease and ooonpy in McKeesport, and tho manufacture will thus bo transferred to the neighborhood of the city. Gas Explosion. —An explosion occurred in the Salem Gas Works on Monday evening, by which one side of the building was koocked oat and the roof raised eighteen inches. Tbe ex plosion is supposed to Jiave been caused by lack of water in tbe purifier, and the room being full of gas, it ignited from sparks which escaped through a defect in tho chimney. Tbe explo sion was beard fora considerable distance. Raml. Amtuost, of Hillsborough, Washing ton county, was severely injured, on Friday last, while at the coal bank of Mr. Dickinson Robertson, in West Bolbiohew town ship. A quantity o ’ Blate fell upon bim, pros trating him on the 1 oltom of the bank, displac ing one of his hips tnd qlberwiae injuring him. Wasiiieotoniar notice tlie Waebingb on Saturday evening, was well filled wilf Speeches were mado\ songs were sung al ii Blair Co , Whig. COAS. Llotd, a boy < from (bo third to the r Dispatth building, 6ri face badly and olberwji not thought to be eeri< oing about the bnlldie there. Allkodeiy Kwdowm of Allegheny city, ili« ; ruary baa been iltHigu aenling the em)o*in<‘»( ship of Iho Wfxlfru T i selling on fiu.i the eoll^i ArtiquiniAll AHD R 1 The for (but cnltl ii< It.Md* necond fl< row cv-Miig, ar« now i No 64 Fifth (Ureel ■r ■-•••- _ A Bkll,—Andy Pull ,«ut»bell nliUtlS, CulonsClwwhM nk **JS +,U*i *£V . Decrease - $ 93,388 91 Expenses for year end’g Dec. 31, 1858 $ , 978,146 68 41 “ “ 44 1857 1,035,011 44 Decrease $ 56,864 76 Net earn’gs yoar ending Dec. 31, 1858...5588,889 30 44 44 44 44 1857... 625,413 45 Tub lecture of Bayard Taylor, last evening, drew the largest audience that ever assembled In this city on a similar occasion. The evening was very inelement and the streets horrible; yet every part of Lafayette Hall was packed. We know that no lecture of this wonderful traveller ever gave an audience more nnmixed delighL There was the meat unflagging atten tion for the hour and a half whioh he ooeupied, and all were sorry when tbe lecture was over. ‘’Life in the North,” or as it might be styled, “life on an another planet”—such an one os Saturn or Neptune aouralog their mighty orbs on the outskirts and in the dim twilight of the Solar System—was the subject. The lecture may be called the essence or extract of those oboice letters which have appeared at intervals during the lost two years in the columns of tho New York Tribune. The manner and style of tbe speaker vitalized tbe whole and gave it an Attraction which is lacking on the prioted page. The wonders of Arctie seas and skies and scenery were reproduced in such vividness that no ono who listened last evening will ever be likely to forget in bumanUytand a true cosmopolitan spirit shone throughout tbe whole of this Gne literary production. Mr. Taylor left for Greensburg this morning. Oo Saturday be will l>e in New Brighton; on Monday in Sandusky, sod then iu Cincinnati. Success to him wherever be goes. Tne Akdsrsor Liiibahv.— This valuable in stitution was re-opened last evening, and will be each. Thursday evening hereafter. Tbe li brary contains two thousand volumes, and tho fee of membership is but ono dollar a year. The library is under the control of the Young Men’s Christian Association, and is kept In their rooms over H. P. Schwartz’s drugstore, Federal street, Allegheny. It is one of ihe most valuable col lection of books in the county, and is brought within the reach of all by tbe smallness of tbo admittance fee. Rev. W. D. Howard, D. D., of the Second Presbyterian Church, will address the yonng men attending the Iron City College, on “Mer cantile Influence,” at their lecture room, this evening. The seventeenth lecture of the course will be given next weefe, by P. Dean, A. M. t Professor of Natural Sciences in the Pittsburgh High School. Tre ConnellsviUe EnUrprue tells the story ef a son of Mr. Joho Shoup, in that county, who stoned and, by the aid of his dog, killed, a fow days since, a fall grown wild cat which ho met iu the woods. Samuel K. Wsiricii, Ksq , of Canton ip., Washington Co., lo>*t seventeen valuable sheep one night last week, by tho attacks of predatory dogs in the neighborhood. AiTt-TAX meetings are holding .in various parts of Washington, B'aver sad Crawford Counties, in reference to tho proposed payment or non-payment of railroad bonds. Tusr sustain in Washington, P*., a business men's prayer meeting, which assembles at mid day and bolts an hour’s session each day in tbe week. Another of ihe tads vhowcspeJ from the House of Refuge, on BuQdaWhas been re-taken and returned to tbat place. /■ Bi«th Dat PaesßST.—Oae of our Liberty street merchants purchased, yesterday, a very elegant birth day present for Ms It is a superb rosewood piano forte of seven and one-third octave in eaten!, and elegantly carved in the style of Lottie the XIV., and from the fac tory ofSteinway St Bons, N. T. Its tone is magnificent, full, rich and Uqaid. Wo congrat ulate the yonng lady upon Us possession, M the agents of the BleiQwsys, Messrs. Kleber & Bro, a poo their energy and success. * Ant of the following article! can be obtained at Bowns’ well known «tand, Federal street, Allegheny, (lood Family Bread. Cakes and Confectionery in •very variety. Fresh Peaches, Tomatoes; Plumbs, Citron, Pine Apple, Brandy Peaches, Assorted Pre serves, Jelly's, Pickles and Ketchup. Capers, Wor cestershire Sense, Pickled Lobsters, Sardines, Family Chocolate, Baker’s Broma, Ac., Ac. They respect fully invite the public to an examination of the above named articles, all of which they will guarantee to provo satisfactory both iu quality and prico. J Tub “Finkle Sewing Machine," of which Mr. .1. L. Csrnaghan, of Allegheny city, is the agent for Western Pennsylvania, is distinguished for its uoito lessness in working, the beaotiful simplicity of the arrangement by which the thread is tightened, and the general cleanliness with which the machine may be handled, as it may be oiled without soiling the fingers at alt g Hakbibbobo, Jan. 27.—Berate.— The various committees reported (be following, among other hills: House bills relative to tax collectors in Washington county, reported with amendments; arts relative to evidence; to protect public meetings; authorising testamentary trustees to replevin in rent cases; these wore reported as enmmilted. Senate bill repealing an act providing for the col lection of taxes in Crawford county, passed finally and goes to the House. House.—Numerous petitions and romonstranoes were presented and referred. Mr. Bayard presented a petition signed by 40 citlxcoa praying for tbo in corporation of the CiUzon’s Passenger Railway. Mr. Foster presented a remonstrance against said Rail way signed by 100. Mr. McDowell and Mr. Irish each presented two remonstrances of similar import. Mr. Zoller one. Mr. McDowell presented a petition for a now school district. Mr. Galley presented one to exempt craft on the upper Vioghiogheny from tells. Mr. Foster presented two remohstrancos signed by ninety-seven persons, against a passenger railroad on Penn street, Pittsburgh. Also the potllion of Rov. James dray, asking tbo passage of an act declaring Bliss N. Kramer his adopted daughter—and read a bill in place to carry out the prayer of the petitioner, Ho also read a bill regulating disbursements from tbo County Treasury, requiring warrants to bo coun tersigned by County Auditors before payment. Mr. Rose, of Meroer, presented a petition from one hundred an ten citizens oftthe borough of West Greenville, Mercer co., praying the passage of an set changing the mode of electiog their town coun cil, and read an act in accordance with the petition. The Fifth Ward Committee are hero, and will visit Philadelphia. The death warrants of Evans and Jacoby were lasuod to.q-r bell-maker bae W pounds, for the new ißb* 4*gr.,, : " ' Ft. W. * 0. R. R- following are the earnings daring tho month of December: From Freight.— $59,258 24 41 Passengers...— 58,130 20 « Man .... 4,48110 a Rent of road-..-.—. 5,500 00 « Rents, to 4,198 74 Total.. Earnings in * nm » month last year... Increase, (17 percent)- $ 19,936 69 The expenses In December were as follows, viz: Stationjoxpenses .....—$ 7,866 84 Cost of running 27,920 25 Maintenance of machinery- 18,400 42 Maintenance of way, 43,491 27 General expenses...- 19,921 09 Total Expenses same month last year-. Increase $ 44,729 68 Net eorniog* in December, ISSB $ 13,968 10 " « « 1857 - 38,759 09 Decrease $24,790 99. Gross earn’gs year ending Dec. 31, ’SS $1,567,035 9$ “ « « « 44 *57 1,660,424 89 Telegraphic. [£[mcUl Dispatch for tba Pittsburgh Quetta.] COSGBKSSIOiTAXu Wasstotoe, Jam 27. Senate.—Mr. Fitch, of In! Tho result caused Mr. Gwin, of Cal.’, to remark bitterly: “Little as this gives it is all I ever expected to get from tbo Congress of tbo United States.” Mr. Pugh moved to lay the hill on tbe table LosL Mr. Gwin tnOTod to recommit it. LosL Mr. Trumbull moved to recommit tbe bill with istructlons, Ac. LosL The bill was read three times and finally passed by the following vote; Yeas—Mam. Bell, Teon.;. Bigler, Bright, Braddock, Cameron, Chnndlor, Crit tenden, Clarke, Dixon, Doolittle, Douglas, Dunkee, Fessden, Foot, Foster, Given, Hamlin, Harlan, Houston, Jones, Kennedy, Polk, Rice, Sebastian, Seward, Bhields, Simmons, Stewart, Trimbnll, Wade, and Wilson—3l. Nays—Messrs. Bayard, Benjamin, Brown, Ches nut, Clay, Clingman, Fitzpatriek, Green, Hunter, Iverson, Johnson, King, Mason, Pearco, l’ugb, Reid, Slidell, Thompson, Toombs and Y’aleo 20. Paired-—Messrx Fitch and Hammond; Collamcr and Johnson ; Mallory and WrighL Mr. Bell then moved that the namo of tbo bill Imj altered to read : “A bill le authorise and invite pro - : posals for the construction of a Railroad from tbe Valley of the Mississippi to tbe Pacific ocean, on three separate routes.’ Agreod to. Tbe following are tbe provisions of tbo bill, which are tho same as recently proposed by Mr. Bell, viz • That advertisements be loserted in two papers of each State and of tbe District of Columbia, invitiag .estimates for three routes tho sum of three thousand • dollars to be appropriated to pay expenses. Mr. Gwin moved that as the Sooate bod succeed ,.'? woiummating tbe greatest fareo erer accom plished by any legislative assembly it do now ad journ. Mr. Bell called Mr. Gwia to order, but evidently without changing his opinion. Mr. Stuart, oMKich., from tho Committee on Puh he Lands, reported a bill to regulate do salaries of registers and receircrs of land offices, milking radical changes in tbe existiog law. I The Senate adjourned at a late boor. Horse.—'Tbe House proceeded to tbk considera tion of tbe consular and diplomatic appropriation bul, and refused to concur in tbo amendment of tbo Committee of tbe Whole on tbe State of the Union, which proposed to curtail the numbetf of foreign ministers, and send them only to Uijeat Britain, France, K&isia, Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Peru, Chinx Torkey and Nicaragux Mr. Crawford’s amendment, proposing to redace the cam to enable tbe President to carry into effect tho act of March 1519, for the suppression of the slave trade, and other subsequent acts, from $75,000 to $45,000, tbe obiect being to withhold the amount necessary to comply with the contract with the Col onizahon Society for the education and support of the Africans recaptured on board the steamer Echo was rejected, yeas 48, nays 145. The question was then taken-on the action to strikeout the entire clause,and refuted hr the nega tive, yeas 28, nay* 153. Tbe bill was rejected, yeas S 3, nays 99. Mr. Branch, of N. C-, moved to reconsider tbef vote. Mr. Letcher, of Vs., wished to know ibe objec tions which gentlemen have to the bill. If they de stre to strike oht the appropriations for foreign min neay Bt *ted,»tbatit might be known what shape the bill should assume. As it was, they were grouping in the dark. Some bill similar to this will have to bepassed, and they should therefore make provision for the foreign missions and consulships now. Mr. Nichols of Ohio, as Mr. Letcher had appealed to his side of the House as the opposition party, aakod who has tho power here and are responsible for carrying out tho President’s Message. Mr. Letcher—lt would puzxle a Philadelphia law yer to toll who has that power. (Laughter.) So far as Leeompton and other questions are concerned, he had ascertained that there was not an [adminis tration majority. ll© did not know how tne major- By wo* made up. The session was drawing near a close and we must pass the bill necessary to keep the government in operation, or be called together to extra session. Mr. Nichols said it soemed to bo the censoof the gentlemen on the Republican side, that if they were allowed to vote on certain amendments, such as striking out the mission of Persia, tho bill could be saved. Mr. Letcher told that bo could not giro them such an opportunity, lie bad understood the Speak *v 1 1 proportions 1° connection with the bill were presented in the only shape in which they could be voted on. If there was more'concUia tiun there would be leas difficulty, and they could arrive at a sensible conclusion. Mr. Nlcbols said that was tho very point. Mr. Letcher asked Mr. Jones, of Toon., who had voted against the bill, how many missions ho wonted stricken out Mr. Jones replied, Persia and Japan. Mr. Giddings, of Ohio, said this was an appropri ation bill, and that his vote would depond on Mr. L*tebors answer to the question wbethor tho Com mittee of Ways and Means intend to report tho bill appropriating $30,000,000 lor tho purchasoof Cuba. ,0 » hnwould stop tho administration where it Is. Mr. Letcher repliod that such a bill had emanated from tho Committee on Foreign Affairs. I Mr. tiiddings replied to bis previous remark, that he would take no step In the matter. The Speaker remiodod the gentleman from übio of the irrovaloncy of the Cuban question at this timo. Mr. Hughes, of Ind., said If tho Speaker had no ticed his objection to Mr. Uiddings* question, this matter would have to como before tbo Jlouzo. The Speaker said he did not henr tho gcmilcmun trou Indiana ohjecL Mr. Hughes repliod that be could not bolp that. ’ Tbo Sneaker—l hope the gentleman did not in tend to be rude to the chair. Mr. Hughes—No; but if I hadpl should only hare been paylog off an old debt The Speaker—lf the gentleman from Indiana has any personal quarrel with the chair, the House is no place to settle it Mr. Hughes—l know that, and nay tho«ame to tho Speaker. This colloquy occasioned considerable sensation. Mr. Stanton, of Ohio, understood that the vote on the Republican side against the bill was on tho ground of tho diplomatic expenses being largely In creased over last year. Four or five unnecessary missions hare boon added. There would be no vote by the Republicans for the bill if there were in it provisions which wore exceptionable to them. Mr. Fhelps, of Mo., briofly showed that thoro was no ground for complaint, and In support of this assertion referred to the previous proceedings. Suggestions were rnado by Messrs. Hopkins, How ard and Ritchie, and the Speaker, with the view of relieving the House from difficulty and re-opened tbo bill for amendment. Mr. Crawford, of Go., stated his objection in the danse in reference to the slave trade. Ho wanted it pat in a separate bill, and repeated the expressions of opposition to educating tho Africans or tho slavor Echo. After further dobate tho vote by which the bill was rejected was reconsidered. A motion to strike out the appropriation fur the Austrian mission was disagreed to, yeas 71,nays 120. Motions to strike out the appropriations for the missions to Switzerland, Rome and Bneooa Ayres were severally negotiated. The mission to Persia was stricken ouL Th. Hone. again Toted on tbo bill and ngaln re joetod it, yeas 91, nays 94. * - Mr. Wosbburne, of 111., moved to re-consider tho that 4 motion on the table, pendioc which Mr. Hughes wtihed to say that ho limited haring mado a remark to-day which eoemed dLioonr teona to the choir, and tookpleaenre in making (hlc statement. ) ® Tho responded to Mr. Hughe., «ipre M - Ing hlmeelf extremely grained at tho iliac]aimer, and laid ho had nopnrpoaa to-day, or at any other U “5 l0 _, re “ Mr - “"**“• otherwuo then with the most perfect courtesy. . Without further a tlon. the Houm adjourned; Bt. Louis, Jan. 2’ .—The overland mail, with Cal d Inst., has arrived. There are ifomla dates to the 1 no through passengs . California and Or graph. The new Idris qa borders of Monterey opened end worked gon are to be connected by tele- jckiUrcr miooy aittuUed on tbo land M«re«r coantias, *ro boipg With » food prospect of rmrnwii). ufictoney in the San Fnntisoo End UiUtloJiljr tnUml; an not m cud. •' ' .•.•) notijnd. p"* 4 *- *W»* FW»di^«n Tbetoii slugs < TreMary, and it le l the bonded debt'wßl Fraser rim date* : The weather was me iMjmbti wh EEL EK & WILSON ’ S FIRST PREMIUM FAMlfv SEWING machines, AGENTS OPPICB, NO. 68 FUTH STREET, FIRST PREMIUM awarded by tho Allcahem, r> . ... , „ . , ~, September 1857, “AS BEST FOR FAMILY USE.” °™ * S ncalta ” l SoCiety ' heU And the Penna. State Agricultural Soeiety hare awarded to Wheeler A Wilson’s Sewing Machine the highest premium, “AS BEST FOR ALL FAMILY PORPO|,| ORA IN—sales on wharf ol 100 bnsOaUat 05. Barley 100 bus Spring from store at Cft. Corn, 7W bus at depot al GROCERIES—saIes of 40 hhds Sugar at Molasses •J 5 bbls to city n« 09, and 20 do to o.ontnr Ml 42. Coffee. 20 bga at 12J4. BUCRWIIKAT-PLQTJR—a Palo from stors oiCCske nt $2,75 100 R«. BUTTKR—duII; sales of .1 bids prims roll at 18.' BKEDJ—a sale from store of 200 bus Clover Ben! .it *4 37 -Indicating a firm market. " WlllBSKY—sales of 40 bbU rectified at 27028, . EKBD—a sale at Mill of !0Q bg* Bcroening* at $1 pi 100 UKAL—sales of 76 bits Cora Moat at 87 a bne. Ol fr—sales of lObbisNo.l Lard Oil at 90. OUBBSK—sates of 00 and .TO bxs at 10. I’OTATOES—aalc* of 09 this Nesbannock* st £2,60 and too bn* mix*] at depot at 70. BACON—firm; sales of »HX> therilj Pbonldcrs and Huns u . Lj and 10J^. nONKTABY ANI) COfIIfBKRCI A Is. Wo annex a comparative slntemont of the Exports, exrlu livo of from New York lo loi-eign port., i.ir tho weok 'Tiding dan 4,1859; 1857. 1858. |Sf.9. Total for the week £ ,'5H,236 $1,419,097 $1,171,138 Pt-.vi.m-.lv reportod 2,825.428 1,904,031 1,352.912 Since January I 53,373,728 $2,523,200 With rutooiica to the number of hogs packed io the West* the Ciurinual i Price Current ‘slates that it has not jot re* reived mmplelo retnrna,but the reports, an far received, show an inm-aae as compared with last year, of 240,000 which will bo farther increased by returns to Coma to hand. The falling off In weight it estimates at equal to 130,000 to 150,000 head, tlmt reducing tho not increase to equal to about IOO.OOu. Tho full report will probtddy be published next week. The southern staples are increasing in quantity nt the ports. The, estimate! of the Cotton crop H now as high as 3,750,01 m) baht Tho Louisiana Sugar crop of 18.75 will, it is thought, reach TbO.ftW hbds. of sugar, and 450.000 bids nf molasses, reined at $22,000,000. New Ot leaks, Jan. 25.—Ootton—Sales of nnty 12,003 bis at llUc for Middling qualities. Better qualities are firm. Bales for thrre days 35,500 lates. Receipt* ** 37,503 *• Sugar—firm; Kilea2^oohhds. MoUsaea—saJos 2,000 bbls at 34c Tor prims toebotes. Flour—buoyant; tains 3,500 bbls. Corn—firm; tale* bus at 95c Air prime White. Pork—Mesa active nt Shoulders bonyant at 7 Lard—ln bbts llj^c. PniK Paceiso nt CrtctifjiATt.—According to our usual coa tom, we have, daring the peat week, obtained a report from each of tho pork packing establishments, of the number of Logs parked, and the average weight, together with the comparative yield of lard. Tho whole number of houses engaged this season was forty-five, and the whole number of hog* packed, as rcjMitod by them, is 382,820. The following table shows (lie nnmbor of.lTngs packed in this rily each year, the Inst tanmtj-eeven years; No. Tears .... #5,000 1«7 ....123,000 IS-1S im.... ....123,000 tK&a. .. ....1U3.000 1851 ....182,000 ISSX ....190,000 iß*a .... 95,000 ISM ....100,000 IHW... ....220,000 ISGCL... ....250,000 1557 240,100 1H58..... ....190,000 155 a..„. 205,000 IC7 183 K.... IS3ii._. 1840. .. IMI.. 1841... IS6I H.V>. iS4y »nd nl«w have been at fr 2“ 6to C«£ fur.facavy com fed. 5179 head were oOered \lh* total receipt* of the.Wk fer the week and last week vfer« as follows • Sheep Bmw. A Limbs. .....’AM) y,6C7 S£4A 7,i11) Total Du. last week. RIVJCR fIKWB. i Them was tittle of Interest transpiring at therivor yceter day. Not n single beat had arrivedduring the night. Id oar advertising columns may be found • traUmonlalof regard In which Opt. Wm. Fomyth is held by all Ihealaam bool Captain*. In th# loog time he served as Wharf Mas ter on the Uonongihela leveo, be won the respect and ee teem of all who knew him. The Daeutah left yesterday lor Nashville, the a art Dean for looisvlll*. and Ute Bocheater for Cincinnati. The ArizoaU will Davo this day for St. Louis. Cant. Con way doca notgoon her this trip, bit wife being tick, lie sends in bis place Capt. Charloe Bravo. lltkehul.—Opt. David Ullmore, of the steamer Now * wlr ° JWt®rday morning; Ho mar ried Min Little, an estimable yoong lady of this city. The ioog and able discussion oTall tlio stoamboat Captains at present in port, touching the subject of “ Consolidation ’* lias *Ol b*«n without its etl*ct,as may bo well seen from the above announcement, Capt, Uilmore aod his bride left on the Itocupstcr yesterday for a tonr Sonth and West. Mean time the row York lire at the wharf as If nothing had b*p- T !£ CindnoatlConimercia} or yesterday tan: -Tho Btoamec S|lv*r Star bnrstod a cylinder near Shaw neotown yesterday, and was compelled to return to Paducah tor repairs -.Tbe Fremont brought to Loulavtllo alofof hides, recovered from the wreck or the sunken Delceata. Tbn pntl, tow toil DwtfjnJ Cily bu u,„ O to M.m.1.1. to eugago iu the coal towing and Jobbing busineea. W li Mums, of Louisville, fell overboard, aod waa drowned from tbe Di«ua, on her re.rent trip from New Orleans.... A coni boat belonging to W. Smith, waa recently mink at New Or leans while attempting to land. Wo learn that Uw John Tompkins, out of Wabash, in ad ailloo b,dropping her wheel overboard, burst her cylinder head. Tlio accjd.nt occurred three mites above lionder Tho Quaker City and Key West jiasw.l Marietta on bvr way upon Wednesday -..The James Wood was In Cincin nati yesterday Tbo Cambridge passed KvansrlUe su ing down on Wednesday. The Cincinnati (lazelt*, of Wednesday, rays: “ The coal boat beluuging to Mr. M’Ciuskey, of PitUborg, wh id* was snnk last week by cotliaton with the Southerner lu tlio lower Ohio, ha* becu vneceatfully raised, and started on her voyage South. .She waa pomped outiu n few hours, fully repaired withoutlwss, and the river opportunely rising aho was floated ofT without trouble or delay. ' We underefand that the officers of tho steamer Orb Intend bringing suit against tho city of Louisvillo lor $l,OOO dam age* sustained by her iu gronuding on tho rocks at the head of the canal. Tho Orb claims and expects to prom that tlio antboritlrs of that city permit the old atanuior Duke to oc cupy uclj.a position at the levee na to prevent the sab In gress and egress of boats iuto and out of Uio rauat. They claim that in this case tbe Orb would not hare swnug on to (he rocks had Uio Duke been tied higher up. The quwtlou la an important one, and the Indications are favorable for a Judgment against the city. UtlK*A.—A meeting of citizens of this place lias been bad to take action towards establishing aline of boats between St. ly bar ‘dress taking Are while performing at Ute theatre Sbeiis so terribly burned that (he pbyilcUng deroair of her recovery. Mr*. Manh and Min Qeorwiana Mouiley were also aeverely, but not dangerously, burned whUe endotyoring to save UtUo Maif from 4.1), TOS. FRESH CHARLESTON RICE V Jwl ne’4 tpd ftir nltl? WM.BAQAUB7, UmaWnriA • OPND—A pair of Era Our W which th» I'MlPSlt—2s czs.'Xo* gale hi i S.*.»*Sfl»»TOoK*oo^ J •‘V- wjsies^wfc-, PEETSBUKS-Ht FEURTA. TTEALTXI OF AMERICAN WOMEN.— -U-Pormany fun I have been troobled with geoer* weariness and languor, both mental and physical; caprice liitlcem eat, dull headache, pain la the head and templet' ooldneas and tendency to stiffness, palpitation of the heart ' Tory easily flattered or excited, appetite variable, stomach and bowels eranged, with pain. Any mental or physical exertion wassnre to bring on all the symptoms, and I bad In addition, falling of the womb, and great pain in that rw glon. One physician after another exhausted his MU and gave monp. A patient and persevering use of MAR BUALL’S UTERINE CATHOLIOON fortnnalely cornedmo, and I hare no words sntHclent to exprem my Mta. JUJiLA ANNK JOHNSON. 1 h , 4TB *’ aen *rofferer for many years j-jfflsASa*.=xsß^sa{ • tra * ch “ ll with coldhjicd* wTI net and dreadfnl nerronsneee. Tbe least excitement woSd nuke me feel as If r should By away. I tried doctors and d £? B */£? d vt re P* il D f; 008 tfUr another, witboot the bon rv»w of MARSHALL'S UIEBJNK CATBOLI OON changed some ofmy symptoms for the hotter, and now lam cutirely and radically cured. I with tUt every*? man could know what It will do, CLARISSA*Oi3r. 18 r ,r .“' O i U r, T M Dtorioe complaints with thefollow count of a foeimg of fnllnras; aching and drmtrrinz nr.l tbojolUngprodowl by riding caoaod great pain: spa*, mod ie shootings and pains in the side, stomach and howoia* headache, with ringing in the ears; every fiber of the bod* seemed sore; great Imtahlllty; Intense norroOToesM <£sd not bear tholeast excitement without holngr^rat^te t Z& u l?* ee °'L¥ r } ne ' Btarllmm, ' ihuiings, Jhlfitationt, Cramps, Disturbed Sees, and cl hnoahfes organic or sympathetic, connect#! with the uiain Aryans. price of Marshals CUrint Catholic** is One Dotiar P*T ** n £k botUe. On the receipt of six dollar: onnaripttf the money. Address muvesem . “• KEYBER, 140Woodst,Pittsburgh, L . spU-dawT Sign of the Golden Mortar. No, ..250,000 ..475.000 ..410,000 -.393,000 .2(34,000 ..352,000 .2(01,000 ..421,000 . 2V*C,7#rt TIIE GREAT STRENGTIIENER AND hVi N K»rt^? T I iOTliIl '~ TI " b “ t ,al cbe »l»‘ Bonn hoU Bertsd, i„ the wnrld. Simple ,i„l plcaaant „,, p plicatiun, certain and eSectna] In ila reanlia. A heanllfnl ac.rt.Ußc externalcnr.lire, applicable f„r the „| fef „, lo at any time, ,n any pUce, in any part efthe bamin eye lem, and under all clrcnmataneea. If yon pnt Ibia fleeter anywhere, Ifpdn la there, rh. Plaalcr will a,|e k .here nntll the pain line taniahed. The Plaate, mapteliaea the pain mj, and ..344,512 44G.G77 2182,720 PATN CANNOT EXIST WHERE TUIS PLASTER IS APPLIED. |IO.(W@IO,W ■ H.OOOp 0.&0 . •&>& «,M) • «,oo@ 7,00 BbeumatUni, Lameness, Stiffness, Debility, Nervousness Noaralga, Dyspepsia, Ceagbs, and ColJj, Pains and Aches °r every Wqd, down ewu to Corns, are imvudMdyrrlievtd •od, with a Utile patience, ptmanenlly curtxi, by the magi ad Influence of tlie MAGNETIC PLASTER. It fs the sim plest, rarest, eaf«t, pleasantest and cheapest remedy L» existence, its application is nnirenal—equally to tbe strongman, the delicate woman, and the feeLle intent.— To each and all it will prove a Dalai and a Blessing. Its n “ is agreeable, and without annoyance or tbonble. Its price is within the reach of all-rich or poor; all may have It who are sick and snffering in any way. I -UtilKBS Bbonld b. alway» .applied wlthjlbla loraln, M. PLASTEiL It will be Ibo Good PhyeftUn la booaohold, taadj .1 >ll tlni,,, ,ud at inataat ootioe. Pnt np In air-Ugit tin boxea. Each box will mat, all In right plutatg and any child can agreed them. J>rlca 25 cent, . box, with foil and plain direction,. D. C. nOKEBEAD, HI. D., .. «7,00@ 8,00 .. o^o G?'®6Ue. . 6 tf>6*.£e. Stramns. Honongaliala RlverO. sTTBalf ‘ Paokoti gTEAtIKI’, TKLEGRAPH. i KTKAMKR JKgFKRROK jjgf Ljj£» OXPT.J.O.WOOPWIM,. ! CxrJSSaMx. T steamer iozeknk, Cap,. *. Bmtt, nE above NEW STEAMERS ARE wajsris 21 s^sssssssi^ sssssasassfi PITTSBURGH .AND MKMPntS " ONION X. IN B . lSfttt, Jjjjjjat ISD9. IDA MAT. ANOLO-SAXON. HASTINGS. T’UE ABOVE LINE HAVING .TOST A ten orgnntad, will ton weekly, baaing, aaft, con venlent Bud elegant ateamec lo Irapo earl, port carry Wrek . For freight ur passage apply on board nr to JaUfdtf .. *!•«<■•«. NJUDMa A CD, Agmft. fflintinnalt, &c. POR CINCiNNATi-Tbc 'too'7 W „ iS; Win B* l *IONT, Capt. JadiSHl in“sATu, ; Drv. *» «*g« apply on board orto ’ t+ “ Tor Bright or p.al H.AOK, UAP.NES A Oft, Agent, F?,?,. C ’ INC,N NATI & LOUIS .>£. JL. ViLLK.—The fine newstaemer POTOMAC JSSfeOK Capt. Harry will Icavo f«*r tho atuvo and «te ports, on KKIDAY, iMh ii.it at 4P. M |L* ZIXTL, passage apply on board ot to freight or -i^. 10 . FLAOK, BARNES AOu., Agents jaasjbillr, ett. POR N ASHVILLEr-Tlte too . Igp. „ X ajearurrMELltOSE, Capt. Thomas Rngers,l«&£ f "G ■" InleraiadleTpolßa Tula DAY, -811. instant at 4 o’clock, P. M P,.r tr*h!ht °° • passage apply on board or to *or freight or . J,IZI . FLACK, BARNES A CO.Agcnl,. St. Aouto, set. For st. Louis- rinj.'l -ra.n»..i ;m , r j, ODBiATOE cpLjans pitE^rKaD?? 0 » , “* A ■SrSSr. H.ACK, BARNK.S * 00., AM,: l?Ofi ST. LOUIS—The tine paa- 1 IBP* !*■• ""Pfl"' ll '* A. n. COHN. Opt. biaul Tim n.i”;, ”'. 11 " •*“»• “•* *ll lnlennMHJ?Su!S orSL£i!l I !“ t ’ »‘ * M. For freight * ■ •J“*_ FLAOK, HARNK3 A CO , Agent*. "CHXR St. LOUIS.—The splendid . JL fteUMr CAMBRIDGE, Capt. Sami. DoulMml will leaTa for the above ami all lalennodUUportJoPKß DAT, ISth Inat.at 4o'clock, r. «. for freitbtor •pply on board or to FLACK, BARNES * 00 jju?* EOH CAJJiO, HICKMAN ANBTI& v MKMPniS.—The aplondidataaiaer nayp-ijftJ&A IMQB, Ckpt. H. U. Porter, will Imto forU* Intermediate porta, on fmg day tha /dock, r. k, Kr freight or }“*». lt * '* l3 nlSSTtB , aSfsi°Js’ , t£‘° - ®rttans. : &-c T7°K NEW ORLEANS (wiki . n. " ■M all lotaraadlata porta. WuVlcail lHoa ,r to J, Sjftfefr /K LSg Q — ftOßKarinrtKfty ,TlRy pww_lso .accunit fo»We'by IiITV. -B??sS^£_ iHeWtal.