ckm a g!p?MIUOIL 0 , • KILL ,•:62rtintaTINGE: onixB. . • NOM, it'CIIRDT R CO., • •:- atANUFACMURERS OF BREATHING, Jour 03 2.121810) 00P 001:1311 PP/31, P ' :002TOYS, ULNA NM Dogma, Spans Poldsr, oe, Isrporiois and Dikes la IIITALB, TIN PLATE tgibire isoar,imus, to. Ocititmtly cm band, Illmodaer :'' . 22iditen Sools. Preentlarry No. id Ara . and 120 Ekeaufar. e 4 Plttalrargli. Perna. wises 10 otOopper eat to laY de.d JP •tru ' IsrPokoo‘ Moititimo ao 00.. , . Formai! ud COMMIIIIOII AnkAgents for tho sae of littobargh Kano iikturos. OcamdszerslS sad orders kr LRAD, lIIDES, PRODIXII,Sa, soilage& Prompt &Jr. Lion to noshing sad rzwardln. Ito. 119 Opassastelal StSreat, M. Lou..i QBAND DISPLAY OF ' • 110LWAY GUT% t. , • . , ;?..iliti; WATCHES AND FANCY GOODS, 11.13/Mliriarat MEIYIMS, al No. 45 Fifth Street, near Wood, The largest and most varied assortment of Ihar don goo& ha this city, lald la laill'l7lll/16T ►OIL TIIII 11011DATB, lOU w• load si tbeti - iiore, wary Ur the AMEZIOAN Vcr.ok.m• pr Ei a_ - U 13.0 t WUICSIt VllkitS t - ‘. • •MiCeoolt.l2, , ISl'Vrood Street. - Pittsburgh; MAYOR) JUST RETURNED FROM. NEW 'Rostint sow reeetting • tiro .took or fredi mad. TORE ..iltAten Bay %Ms. Mot Itibth nor mama . kb, Au Aloo, 1.111lostat". . , . . name goods lam bece sacred atith grad care, wad- trill be otl4 et amill___ WM er , ' , nj Ictiostaltale I:1.h VIM nn incited to callauad =Woe oar 4cek. norlarrt Muuctrunrs•- - Vrestig Dzsrsorzu, jefiheDeßraetkuMom, Bum, Ithacan he" Nesciarross, Worn, Omar Imcn, Ain% kx. Mechanical prepantani known under -the oboes title (mini Unita' years throughout Lange, where they bath Miet leinsuphant ammo% hone amiaired foe, their In neatest vat Mourilmtueur • worldirktheeltheity, attented by the terpenn of BMA* Frappe, Amnia, the Queen of I* r the Mop of Ileldlorne 1101thod, Naples, Bavaria, Ithr.- - nify, AA, and to America thelredielency has been endorsed *OA „1/thentom if Fob& theintufiens and the approval of aemensuiPenithi Mine's', that they see the oily Remedies to tbarnid, emu to exterspluals all kinds of vb. nitin • • Mere/ 11411144120C11 parPAlLtiloltil destroy the tiniest• fatindive without inerey,Mth never fall. Ws Art has limed Math to minims of them to tt a world, and from • MAI* thnlmetediviord of all housekeeper', machinate. "thliiienninef ondimehmilimen will he "So mare Vermin.' nit**. IPACT.IOI.3 raomt 25 cvers To $1 • . Depoeotthe Tamara sad Proprietor. Practical Chemlat. Cl 2 Broadway (cor. Ilsodoost,rNew York. Orsini Apia.' los the N. Btrs sad Diasdas, FRIDEN .IO6 V. AUBLlTONiDraggist, No.lo Astor Noose, and 417 Itraishray, New WS*. Bold wad...We ad retail by R. N. BELLY/LS A 00. sad JOB.. nasturo; Pttlebrirgla awl BIFIL EUII - 1 - MUM. Nlll, A Mika,. • • ' datkekutte 01 , 40 , U 1 131F 01.110-4:k • . Don't fail. to procure Mrs. WitialoTr's §ootir " rot trap lot Childs,* Toottlog. b 000gnal berth. It woolly &AIM., Ike meow ottaltiolne by polloalag the gum; redwing all ,lalloomaollgio—will allay *wood I. tido So sevalatotlio bowel& Deposal upon It, soothers, tt 4111 biro root to youtodbrot, and relief ool,boalth to your Aoloto.- , .foti•etty matt Is ill atom Vltla vehtablipnaerstlas le the priecciptlon of oaa at she . , daiperiewell aid *Mal Paula rtryeiclein to New istleibk mad du toes creed with eater telling roma. Is inahoill stoma. lest.iste It the beet mad eared remedy la the world, la ell eases elikteentery wee Dierbsea la Children, abelteti It .140 ham leetYlrg al (ram say other maw II& sad beelth mut he estimated by dollen ead tante, it te Werth Ha Seated is gal. Y battle are bold ever, yeai In the United ;WM& It Is ma and sroll4rbul npaind.r. • rainiAniti ZrelitlTl A BOTTLIL itetroisetudeathe IhcaltolleaClUXll/3 f PER IL= New Ytut. has . 11 7Ltit:zfar, E I 9 I . : MIER., geot km• rltaargh. - , Inalsorlykr • 134U1d1.1LLEL G-HaVY ,1414,./LIFEIR AND TAILOR, ft Mt Mem stoner, c PITTSBURCIII, PYffNA, • 111 40 8 public attention to hit new andlean aid einattinnotof Van Goode, ccordatiar of Collo, Ow& ~siensA y antlann *Mew:lbws of army onrkty and atyln : tba boat city; end toantry tools. width oral lo ' *AM vp with nounntom and dew,* and at Mee s.icar se Yfsayb iltglArad•Matroant In tbo city. oadi, .26 . I .1.1..11G421 w ill •,- DZI7XT I', SztractsTooth witho pain, by nu zwrizt is HT I',.,lNiete iirt,t ypp to tbe teeth and gum way. 'heat boa Otte ten to h..rua on the verb= wetbacks/se. be tato lanrte teeth at ',Vire Fonda.' Ow vrtth ceaussais glut; wb In bawdy, cleaolioneebed diantbillty moat ten .to, plan! Call sad matte aped 11111Xece ito:4l fourth street, below Marta, (Noma 144761PUtiterry. J. ounawry. N. N., • ' Pitlaborgk, ;.- hi 4 IL. edematmgas Modern College. mad How pilaboube irmral ripok,pnelles, Affen him profeemSoual IA 111.1813[011 AND MEDICAL OM NI. WA): Slone& doi. Miami McCiandloss. IL A.. /11cLent. Um. ILL. Worm. T. It. Sitl. BA. Rm. T. J. Bigham. jw.. J tL M ,ISp.. :3SrITTA. - ItiVaa• .7,lll**lN . velem " MIRO, PiRL 00 traimoyEs, Ptidn and • • cy orattel Pronto, &c. 'Keletroptietoi • the cqleb A P....rairr ate - BOXN • • ;d ONOLN. NM:MING , COOK STOV S. office andetales. sititlyab fq4 Weed Mtn Pittsburg b. Pa. W. & D. FeriniECAliT, " dirsdionsursa ass 'edam ' Sdlids Tobateii, YaalaadCtgars, :=si 1 a ,liat lir lu x b uleis l s b i af Na rse lsrms esibdspd u oshli Giddy DIrd•ITIIEMECV. - - /5147 FOXDIPIDIEG tg -Alm 00i0N110 Pit ttoulb witli Um 1110110bn toaktoen=" ;1411110010ro +. n¢ be lboad at bit OMNI, NO. 101009l1'H trona Wood .ad Notkhfitid .t.. idthOdVto boon trop 0 A. it; to 4 P. 11. 04234110110 AtiLliaMlZ EL!C70,471.4.N8. - Rocapaidtigig and .natanuin DIALICIIIN • • China", Matter . .. Beeds,lPish. Pit!Probes Gosendly, Pit iludl stmt. Pat...swot HDIASICI3 °5 SONb. Vrnlgi ud Demuth 11111 of Ezektogo, CIIZZISICWI23 Olf DICPOII/7. atxr. NOT/6 AND ancis, NO. 67 Main BTUS% PPITSBITAGU, PA. allhaalkitalosa ands oa an Um pabalpal canal thrws4 oat Mail Yana! Slam ap2afcly FORICIGN .EXCTELIISIGE 81611 T BILLS DRAWN BY JDIINOILS, MLRMIA & CO., , 'Olll,llll 01101 6 1 , 1= 5 , LONDON, IN BUNS 01 oxi romp 0 AND UPWARD& /* Ins an 121 read* Min and town. of Prow* Nom, mew, airman', Raistiland other WwWww 90,,,m05u5n7 osikaalrrerwit°7 00, - Akira% &atom Wood street. corner of Third. th.' B.'t C. P. IrLAREI/11, ! 4 IiaNTUI,G, FOD AND ALL ICIMI OF rVir , R PPIN PA.PEI R.' Wairdseuse, Dre. 27 Wood et • _ • • PITTSBURGO. PA. • own...yon Narks WOW inirttf fa LIOCELICat.N a l3Rll. - -**l: illatilalh Ira. Vslta t Vadilt, Dadra, : 1 11fladass ;titian, Widow Guards, &e., Au. Naar* Need ad Ile Third And, ft4llhilluvo Wad analhaltsta 11011 , On hod I Mid,. at la i i mome a n wpm& %cumin dusdkapdd aa• -oisiegOsivelda. &Wang 6mm a b c . i . a ... vi. MEW" nuas • --- *4I3ICDMER a Imi - crib, . ir,•, A , , ~• • ,ocAcosay, , Xa 6......ahrohi.l==rtriNcethain bar nsties *thrift Übe parches* Gad thileot Zatals,_ot. Mariteria. 0111", inus k RILL pgs, votimaxas Jam imukonisawrist w r ik.samxrrevrox WO Bit S. Pittsburgh, Perms. once, Nast Market otriott. Vanden» en tladinfitaus asdlllllllaebta emaistta mllarcailirack,tara pad Slag Iron Wet. ob w • o d A a O nl dn[ lraamottootl e. liariparni :W3i7ir n Is UN;. Mlsaidlictanws mad Arlin** al !deft of . t - TOBACCO; BBLIP'1" 'App .cria 4 E B . A.HD • ,A. y `. • OILABLES PAC II £ co., No. up Pearl Street. Bo*Ton. comiumoimmunm ma nn ma Boma, Shoal and Bole Lea her, uppartnroogh,Coniell Leather, bag Utah Ocala, 71a, Kip, 81K., Act Shoop aka to rough, !Inlaid! Llnloge and Ooloted Bosom, Moreetto, Kid and Boot Mos, and CE7=!2l is nu P. D. 0001IIIVICE. Oongrem otrect, Bowan. WILLIAM DUILBAOII, 101 Pend " 0. CIABLI I ON AOO, 103 State: 1,12,11.111:. laousio ANY) BIVN PAINTING AND GLAZING, IN ALL ITS BRANCO'S, Done In tlladt manner and shortest thne. J. & IL PHILLIPS, ji Not. 28 i 28 86 Clair 8 Da. DicuNsores bleaNrro-Faxento MA caussa—Prinefpal Avg for the toff of this Unripedled /akar ..lamdiory.—ln submitting this machine tot di, cilminating unbar, no arpense hu been spared In its mono. facture to render It perfect In every essential particular, In order to 'kg, pace with the woaderfal Improvements bf the age, nod pre It foremost In this Detach of Americat Ma. Madura 0 FAMILY SIIDUISO DR WITIIOUT ONE,- Befall Price sm. It Is admirably adapted to prevent Ind cure every form of &moue, ouch at GonsuMation,Acrefula, Palsies. newt* Mem, Dyspepsia, all forum of Physical and Mound Proem. tin and Remus Dbeeres. Oro grand feature or thle Apparaha to that It le Canty. ready for 0.0 the power bolog obtained from a Pernment Magnet, no Arida or other logrodleatsbolog regolrod. Bold, wholestale and retail, by DR. 0 IX/. 11. KETAXIt, c....ditaer Wholamb ranges; 110 Wood at, Pittab•g. Vio.ivo):VAo.D7o-1:11;r11 • Mode by the W. t Philtadelptito Manutaeauring Co. ( t Proodam awarded by the Franklin Institute, - November, IBM.) I Gloat Starch, lu cue. conVg 0 Omuta, 6 lbs. each; Do do . bores So 40 papera,l " do; A 1.., 11 Bred, Pero and Peer! Stud', in bone" earloni alms, all I r laundry nao. CORN FARINA, (or Corn Starch,) in bra. 40 paps. each. 1... 1 I. Thla art onrproady prepared For culinary purports, aad can relied on a. superior in smut, to any now In use. For oby 21I0IIFSON, MADRE it LOEING, Phils4 . y.,1659,21.60: Agents for the Company. permanent °Moo. Complying with the urgent request of hun &cods of their pstlenta, Due: 9. 1241.PrICCII &J. W. BY.R.ICS U.n Concluded to remain PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGH, Lid may be comullod at Rob.. 01100. No! 191 Penn Street, OPpthWlnt - Tax sr. CLAIM norEL, Denr•.x«.pt 01202. T., for Consumption, Asthma, intone Ills sad an other Chews". Complaints t ame with arousing Pulmonary Dame, furl minas Cato,ri, eisreDiteasa, Af I eetiorts of the Liorr, Dr- Gastrith, Fonal.• Complaints, ese. DE& M t SIMMS would state hat than nen:meat of •Me it based upoo tee fact that he din= es ins One and viten at haw, loth betbrs.a. 'darts/ its the limps, out they thereto. moony - • Mygisole and Medielal remedies to purify the Mood-sad athetanlteu the system. With lime, they an liSDICI lINMALATIONS,which they rata highly,hat Lithe; (hones es Curative effectotew used atom) se. Invalids are emumilyemtioned saaiataresting the prod Mesa eurabnity unsay trash:van hared upoe tlu e,bat false Now that the.seat of the dimmer. iireathedin a direct aminiaer by lobalatloh,^ f, as Warr stated, thel seat of Mt ditrase is in the Mood and ne 'Stets may la longs. IWO( quati f fes Mira se: . to time Medea to rm. sett ue by ter. , my - Zed...fen The Gseat English Remedy. IR , JANUS • CLARKE'S CELE RATED FEMALE PILLS! Prepared f om a presrsiption of Sir Jamie Clarke, plena Sitraordistary m M. Qiseera. StalrereN kso•rst Medicine to So Impend.), but • aura Melnik My for Female Dinivaltia and Olesrunkma rem any Mum !theme; and - although • powerful remedy. they costae nothing burial to the nmstitotioo. TO 11611416 D Ity peculiarly wiltid. 11 will In • *art bring no MP Won thly twitn.l with rcgolsllty. That part how arta ban known to fail wkm tla lamas lA. srawdiatior ofpawp47rt ox aft obrannt. For foil pattallara got • pamphlet, boo, of tho snout. N. It —sl kid 0 pottage aanspn onglainal to any •ntanti indigent, *III 10auts • bottle, containing 01,4 60 pill., bt retarAtall. B. L./AIMS:STOCK & CO, Pittsburgh, Itholonain .gent, and LT *gar all druggist. atengltto tc T C.;/_. LaC Hon a. Blirak and Ornamental Paint•ra. , . I AND GRAINERN; .111..41 . ik . White Lena al lt 1 Zino Paint", Als;, alt kinds or l'uluer,flib. rust Ass, Window Mau, Potty. arr.h.a. 4r. 144 Ilrand *wt, tun do, nhoto , Firgios Allot MITCHELL, HERRON-&_C,O., sta.:l,4,lnm or • • C4liitig. Parlor and Heat in . !? H STOVES, Crate Front!, Fenders, Cooking Ranges, he., 194 Liberty St., Pittsburgh, Pa. sir22lEly Plttabergh Steel Works. :ONES, .11301171) &r CO.. IlAnntacturerrs of CAST STEEL; ale°, SERINO, PLOW •od A. B. STRIlik SPRINOS and AX LES, Corner Ron and Pint:Ands, Ilintnnvh. X,. B. ROGAFf.N.I3 do CO, IiALZDTACTIIIII.IOI, • . - aegerS , IlinDleved Patent flie•l CriltSwitor Teeth. Owner /Zees end Ant. treets. iML&Luilk, Alatco: J. M. JL.1"1"1`1,1E , ns 1%0/3.A—IST'S • I Igo. 54 St. .Clair Street, (Dr.l %I Irdto Nair Haildlig,) PITTSVIMOIL PA NA3A, J U 1341.1. IN . stazirricruum OP . timbal, Cologne Spirits and Foul OIL e.u.siore Not. IG9 .44 1:10 B.:0W 314.1 RAM ROAD SP/RE COMPANY. Joaep4 011werth.---i—D. W. C. Bidwell posectoors b Tbrfer, Ro(/. d Swett) 11111117.1 . 01211! • RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS. • AND BOAT SPIKES. sottlydk PITTBDUROII, PENN'A • A CASI or RUPTURE CURED ABOUT s YZAR ACM —lir. George Gambol, who resides ow the Ponrih St Raub, &Troth ward, procured • Truss from me, whkh in 6 months effected an :satire mars. Ire has lOW •lit .orbs without the Tram, aiW there is no sppsmaiwa of return of tbreuptare. lam ronthatelly caring awes of amities with my invaluable Tresses. I hoes puraissiou from /Ir. Oumbert to publish and re foe to hi. atm. The hest of refereiwas eon tw Rh*n b 1 oe plleattort at 111 y Drag Store and Truss Depot JendltarT BLOW). H. KCBS klt lan Wood W. DYSPEPSIA.—A remedy prescribed by regu lar phyalclana, and prepared by a map:nal. practitioner for the cure of headaches, low mrl's, and the long caudogua oink witch arise from derangement of the digestive organ* hi promoted In DIL WILSON'S PILLS, which bare been approved and need by piyalclana for thee. purposes ;r 21) pars peat They avo prepared and wild by B. L. PA MOOS It 00, Vaerdeitala Drzygists, Sod propristar4 of IL L. Pahnestonl'a Vornalfaga, No,f.o,conisr of Wood arid 4th strwata,Pltfabargli, Pa. fedkreP ANTIFCIAL EARS.—Dr. Keyeer, of 140 Wood 'treat, has on hand a my extelleht &rice for deepen:ow, by whkh man ypernotto are mode to bear as wall as flier.— Alio, • email gutta gumbo drum, which is fowled tufo the Inwood le aglcient to =ay caws of deepen. Ja2bdwg QALYANIC BATUMI", OR ELICTIO himarrno 11thrums, for Medkra purposes, of a very eaperlor kind will bound Glee of ispreas charm, wherrvar a• Itzpreee roue, awe • remit...arcs of Teo Dollar. Address Dr. UYO U. EIIYSZIL Na. 110 Woad at.. Platahargh. P.. •plalaw/ Tun wonderful success of Dr. Hostetter's celebrated and unrivalled 'lltentach Bitters, trots the time of Its I/geodes:Mut to the poblk, proem conclusively Its Manliest superiority OUT any other preparatko of the kind nom manntectmed. Its action on tho dipole/ organ. is of tbe mat pleasing character, removing all dlemer or mor bidity, sod plying Ma ashram a sound and healthy tone.— /mores plePepele. lose of appetite, general mental or . physicel m e at di ne le most beneficent, Indeed; Ralf ot th e most diners' cum tbat bore ever been under Inelioal trestineet hay/ been entlorly cured by this gnot sgesit.-;4tt took, nostetteee annoy are mom delightfel = ally before meals. bfa and desks generally, everywhere, aid by BCY3I r ITr dn IVA Burro, nowtherforers end praprietats nd Weber and 69 /rent eta telA/arTi WILLARD IIARVICY a, ao —r— r 84 MAIDEN LANE, AND 17 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK. PAPER WARIDROUSIE_ desiii — pUon of • WRAPPING, PRINTING AND ERWIN° • PAPER .011 88118 08 MAIM to 0111818, I.4Ift7,:, , COLORED AND TA= PAPlas, BLOTTING PAPERS, ENVELOPES, • Stiaw and Bonnet Beards: TWINE HOUSE. ' WILLARD lIARVICY £ 84 Maiden Lane and fl Crtiar Street,- NSW 101t8. HEMP, COTTON, FLAX AND LINEN TWINER,- mimic, MI ruforoossuo COE/MA.OIC COTTON, lull, ( 111.42f1M=1117tIOAN HEMP • ROPE, Tuna stwr Cabins Lloot, OMNI 4 1 ..4 j . SEINE TWINES. • • fIuOITHISAD, WICAC,OOd Undo of CORDS ASO LIMAS* • CARAWAY SEED -400 lbs. for sale by IA , A. PAUNIATOOK carom Wood sad VA mt. COOBIS-.40 dor= No. 1, by steamer ran .Gray.,:lost reed sad for ask by ATVIMIZ. LYN 2'oo. . iSIUGAB-5,0hd0. prima for say by jar - amiss a:CALLIIIII. rEloa-106. - - - 1 i 2 and 3 Mackerel, Herring, Aat who ma, ar l 01,6. - - - Vittsliurg gaytit. THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 1, 1859. lE= City fuel News Items 1111 AX TIEMPXBATURTC—Obsorvatious taken at Shaw's Optician Store, $O. 69 Fifth st, yesterday. lig 900. IX V o'clock, a. z 00 35 12 " 00 • 52 " r. x 39 Barometer ........ 29 9-10 .',"01" DAILY UNION PRAYER 1116ETTNO, nt the First Methodist Protestant Church, Fifth etreot, cord mincing at Ili o'clock, A. i 2. All are cordially In vited to attend. The exercises ro-nar will be conducted by Rev Charles W. Quick. HON. CALLD Lvoxs' lecture woo delivered Tuestley evening to a vary large audience, and if demonatra lions of applause are any indication they were greatly delighted. Mr. L.'s manners diffor from that,of or dinary torturers, and adds a charm which could not be imparted to a written discourse. Gels an orator, a scholar, and a poet as well as i traveller. The lecturer begin with a description of the fa mous Delta of the Nile and its 200,000 acres of rice lands which now, as for many ages past, produce the main:sustenance fm the people of the countries bor dering the Mediterranean tea. Ms statistics con cerning the resources of Egypt, verified the: asser tions of ancient writers concerning that country, which has been in -different ages of the world the granary of the Indian, Phanician, Tyrien, Grecian and Roman empires. Tbo produce of wheat, even now with the rude modes of cultivation in vogue, is nearly 20 bushels to the acre. A French writer states it was once GO bushels to the acre. A fair amount of Yankee labor and Yankee ingenuity would bring it back to its former prodnetiveuere, for the richness let the soil Is still there. The gardens of the Nile seemed to bloom again ander the lecturer's treatment, though still only watered in the words of the Bible by the "feet of mi: o .;" and his beautiful illusions to, and eorrobera ti f the language of Scripture which speaks of th "cistern that holds no water;" and the "cord loosened and the bowl broken at the fountain," were replete with interest- In these gardens are raised a great many of the medicinal drugs and gums of com merce, with the choicest of grapes, tamarinds, pis tittles, pomegranates, the finest of oranges and al monds. The gardens are liberally watered by the feet of men, who see their feet as.. Yankee would use the hoe. The process is this:—the soil being of that rich alluvial nature that by dragging their feet through from the cistern to any given point the water would follow; then by making their traverse marks is the same manner, in doe time the whole garden of sin or ten acres become thoroughly imgated. Them were many beautiful passages at this point, where sacred history is so frilly sustained and cor roborated. The bowl broken at the fountain refers to the uncertainty of human hope—t 6 cord loosen ed refers to the disappointment of life, and the cistern that would hold no water to the finale of exLetence —the dried Cr, garden a most perfect symbol of the body whose soul has departed. His description of the tree of great price, the Data Palm of the Nile, showed that it is men more useful and necessary to the inhabitants of the country than is the reindeer to the Laplander, and it supplies in addition various histories and romforts which the poor Lapp knows not of. Like our maple tree, it furnishes the inhabitants with sweetness. Its karts shelter the poorer classes from the beat of the eon. Its bark is pounded iuto shreds or Ohm and is spun and woven into floor mats. sails for weasels,le. Of its roots is formed the pretty lattice wel. behind which the dark eyes gleam in the windows of the Dance. The pith or heart of the tiee makes a nice biscuit and is the raga of commerce; its juice makes a wholespme and pleas ant drink: its s wood is used like fine maple ve neering and foWarions medicinal purposes. {Chen the Son of Man entered into Jerusalem mounted on the foal of an ass, the people did not bring—as when ovations were offered to_ Catsar—a crown of laurel, which had been consecrated to Man; nor the oak, whose carved leaves still form ashler ornament of Jupiter's Parthenon; nor the myrtle, which was sac cred to Venus; nor even the olive, the symbol of He brew empire—but the palm, the emblem of all worth and beauty and goodness. The palm was alone wor. thy to honor Ills entrance into the city which was to witness his agony and atoning death. And since that time every Christian martyr has been crowned with palm, as a beautiful and true emblem of a sure faith and triumphant death. Mr. Lyon described his dwelling and manner of life for a week or two in a tomb at the lot of the pyramid of (arab ; =hi, though very interesting and entertaining, the account of boiling the coffee with human skin, bones, rags and bits et cofiins, it wo! DO treat sharpener el appetite to the earn:k b:mar. The Nubian slaves, performing all the functions of our horses and mules, and with searrely es mach clothing to corer their nakedneta.was n picture not very suggestive of any need of boor. Their clothing Rll3 hot a yard end a half or ro of narrow white muslin. Tho• Egyptian women wore fihig flowing robes, and had their faces covered or partly covered by veils. If not very good looking, the voile used were black and thick ; but if the ladies were hand some, very thin and while. The lecturer was very happy in carrying the audi ence back to the finding of the infant Moses in the bulrushes, and to ;:the dawning of the Christians' hope—to the living spring where Mary and Joseph, with the infant Saviour, rested. Au old sycamore tree guards and shelters the place. These, sod many other passages, were deeply interesting. The speaker gave some interesting information about the customs and literature of the Arab!. "ig norant as an Arab" is a poor comparisirarfor to thorn we owe many of the most valuable discoveries in retrace and art, they have always-been a lenrned people. The boats in ascending the Nilewere drawn by Nubian :doves, and his account of the journey, the various scenes in the city of Cairo, the intro, ice with the Paths, and many other incidents and ad ventures were decidedly "funny,” particularly the description of the tint attempt at riding on. camaL Mr. Lyon seems so fulled his subject that he makes his description of the people quite racy and unique. Ile in to deliver another lecture on Thursday evening, on Palestine; or the Holy Land. I Tee Sventicsvettc Bainum.—The very 110- ciJed action of tho meeting held in this city last week, in reference to the contemplated railroad bridge, has excited considerable comment among our down-river contemporaries. The Wheeling papers assures no that Virginia has the Ohio River under its. particular sharge, and will see td it with cure ! The Wheeling bridge is a case in point. ' The Steubenville Herald attempts to throw cold water on the whole action of the meeting here, declaring that the movement seems to it "very much like a tempest in a teapot, and comes with a remarkably bad grace from a city which has every navigable river in and about its 'corporate I'mile - blocked up and the navigation of the same more or less obstructed by some six or eight bridges—the more ridiculous, too, when the improvement in question is foe the opening up of a railrord for the almost exclusive benefit of Pittsburgh, and false in detail and conclu sion, when, as every one should know, the bridge will be so constructed that neither basin or barges may run, with reasonable care, any risk in passing under it. When Pittsburghtakes down her six or eight bridges, _she may, by speeches and resolutions, assume to dictate to other towns and cities, but not before." TDB PENSEITTERIAN BANNER AND ADVOCATE. —A change in the proprietorehip of this excel lent religious paper is announced in this week's issue. Dr. fil'Hinney has eitered into arrange ment with litay. James Allison, of Sewickleyvitle, and Mr. Stephen Little, of this city, to carry en the paper in partnership, under the name of David lil!Kinney 8 Co. Mr. Allison has been for some time a contributor to the paper, and will hence forth be joint editor with Dr. M'Kinney. Mr. Little has been principal clerk in the office for several years. Ile is well acquainted with the business of the paper, is reliable, accurate, at tentive, obliging, as all who have had any thing to transact in the office, either personally or by letter, can abundantly testify. The Banner Is, as we hare said, a very excel lent religious and femily paper. It is conducted in a truly christian spirit, and we are glad to know that it Is meeting with abundant „lattices& We tender a warm greeting to the new firm, under whose care, the paper will, we feel assured, maintain its high character and deserved pros perity. Ctrr bIPROVIIIZATA.—We are informed that C. 11. Paulson, Esq., has taken a twenty year'e lease of the block of buildings on St. Clair et., east eide, extending from Penn street to en alley, which ho intends remodeling and materi ally improving in the !spring. Mr. Cl, tV. Jack et/II her purchased the opposite corner (Esq. Donaldson's) and intends erecting au elegant four story building' 40:100 feet, on that corner. Mr. Cleo. E. White, the progressive and enter prising Dry Goods dealer, hoe nearly completed the improvement of hie new Fifth meet house; it will be one of the finest Dales norm In the city. The new - blook of iron front buildings on the old church lot are rapidly approaching com pletion. Several new buildings are talked of on Fifth street next spring. That of Masers. Eaton, Cree Sr. Co. is at least ewe to go forward. We hope to see all the "relicts" supplanted by more imposing as well as more commodious edifices, during the current year. Tna GROUBID 1100.—Yesterday amnia have seen this mystically intelligent animal break ground in order to make Lie Almanac for the rest of tho winter. If he comes out and aces his shadow why then he goes in again and wo hove cold weigher foe the. remainder of the season. As far as this vicinity is concerned, the weather maker could have seen no shadow yesterday. It was the foggiest, unnoticed, gloomiestday of the season, and gas Bede a.-re needed nearly all day. We shall there Pee have no more cold weather this winter; 'hut. IC suppose, tall set tled matter. The gt 1 hog could not 'have cut a shadow had he Lem out $ dozen times. , JUDGC 1 1 / 1 371, , A.--We ore pleased to learn Ihst 'the ..ho hue boot confined to his house by siclusess for five or iii week!, is sgui., to go out, though be Is yet unable, to site isli lo LIS duties on the bench.- -Etis mut,: Mend siti be g hd Whole that he hicousitlett e k entirely out of danger, and probal4 ha obis 4e . eieninte-:the.dleetterge or *Mt* *Ma. ' • ALLzonsirr BOMLD or COrtlOL.—The first regular meeting for the year of the Allegheny Board of Control convened on Tuesday evening, when the following persons were elected officers for the year : President—Rev. J. T. Preaaly, D. D. Secretary—D. ideFerron. Treasurer—A. Cameron. The following standing committee were op. pointed : Finance-11mm Shriver, Sterrett, Graham and King. Grad's and Text Books —Messrs. hlarshall, Reed, Broinfand Pressly. Colored Schools—Meaors. Scott, Lae, Farley and Bard. Ruin and Disciptine—hlessre. Ingham, Bon ney, Rynd and King. Singing—Memo. Scott, Sterritt, Park and Luty. Demur's to the Temperance Convention, on the Sth of February, at Lafayette Hall. The number is not restricted, and all are invited to attend. Lo,r, Sr. Cioir— lion Wm Boggs, Col Win Espy, Wm Brown, T J Bighorn, Eng, John Patterson, Wm Oibbln, C B M Smith, S Cuthbort, Jno Rodman. &Dirties. Tp.—Col fl Holtz, James Fitfo, Erg, Wm Wilson, Joseph Miller, Esq, John Wall, John Nolin, John Murphy, Thonuu Kidd°, II Wadsworth, Peter Boyer, Henrry Donaldson, J D Stanford, Maj Rohl M . Bee, Jacob Boyer. Wilkine—Dr Jos Carothers, John Perchmont, Dr Wilson. Fams Tr.—l Randolph, Benj Coe, Sr, E Miller. 11".0 Drer Tp.—John M'Connol, Wm Leslie, Wm S Gray, John l'orter. Ea.t Derr Tp.—Wm Meson, Rub't Gillespie, Thom Christy. Tarnahon —Rev W .1 'Amylor, U M Morrison, E flown, J 11 Baird. Tun NINTH WARD PUIMIC SCIIOOI,-AL e meeting of the citizens of the Ninth Ward, held in the public eohool home, on Tuesday night, the report of the committee. appointed to audit the accounts of the School Board for the butt four years was read. It shows the receipts of the Board for that period to have been $14,247,- 65, and its indebtedness on the let root, $7,765,- 10. The way in which the Board have managed the affairs of the school seems to have given un qualified satisfaction to the citizens of the Ward, and a vote of thanks was passed by the members for their arduous labor and careful attention in the erection of the building, and management of the eohool !Ind.—Chronicle. PUBLIC DOCUBIRNTS. —A report made to the House, at Harrisburg, by Mr. McDowell, chair man of the Committee on Printing, will explain why so few public documents have been received by the people from Harrisburg. It appears from the report that the public printer has so far fur nished none of the Reports ordered to be print. ed, although he is directed by law to do it at the opening of the tampion, and it Is probable that he will furnish them during the session only as it may suit his convenience. lie does the work at less than coat, and he Is determined not to be in a hurry about it. We advise the Printing Committee to watch and lee whether the full number ordered by law is really delivered A (Essen Mummers—We have before tie the new French Monthly, called Flenre de Lie." publiShed in New York. It in pronounced by ail competent judges of that language, a choice magazine, written in an elegant style, and af fording to students especially a valuable anvil- Tory to perfect themselves in the knowledge and cultivation of that language. It contains short original articles of science and art, and judi cious selections from approved authors. Those wishing to avail themselves of it will address It. 11 Lloyd &Co , No. 348 Broadway, N Y. JAVOIII, as we hear, wee informed on Wednes day by a young man just from Germany that be bad been to Ws (Jacobi's) native village, end heard there that his cousin had killed a man with whom he 'bad some difficulty. The news seemed to affect him, but beyond elating that his cousin was a very bad man, and that he bail often forbid him coming in hie bowie, be made no comment on the intelligence. Ile was also visited by the girl Suitor, and bad an interview with her in preeence of a third party . 110/LTICULTIMAL SOCIETI —The Horticultural Society held its usual monthly meeting on Wednesday—J. Negley, Jr, in the chair. It was resolved to hold the usual June exhibition, and the Premium Committee were notified to prepare a premium list. A committee was also appointed in solicit tho attendance of the Horti culturists of the county at the exhibition, and urge them to make a display . of their products. Miss !excuses ALLIER was found dead, appa rently murdered, at Sunfish, just below m Wheel ing; some ten months si a There was much excitement about it at lb time and a man was arrested on suspicion, b discharged no nothing appeared against him day or two since, and afterthe afar was neaall argatien, a man named Martin Croy was arrested on suspicion of having done the deed. lieu, TO BAIL —Grant and Gallagher, charged with stabbing Cusack, were before the Mayor on Wednesday, for further hearing. Cusack's attending physician testified that his patient was out of danger, and the parties were then admit ted to bail for farther bearing. (tram in SNOO . and Gallagher in $5OO. Ten Secretaries of County Agricultural So cleties that have not made returns of their pro ceedings at exhibitions to the Parent Society, are requented by Mr. A. 0 !Mester to do so as the transactions of the Society are now in pre paration for pnblication. A MAN named Michael Wilhelm tumbled Lead foremost into a well firidrownstown, on Tues day. The well was over 40 feet deep; strange to say the man was not injured. no managed to come down on his feet. ALLEGIIIINT BRIDGE STOCK. —We ROOl4 call attention to the closing sale of the above desirable stock, by Austin Loomis & Co., at the Merchants' Exchange, this evening, as offering a chance to make a secure and profitable investment. ANOTHER DECLINATION.—We noticed, jester day, the declination of Mr. Jackson to serve as a Director in the Allegheny Valley road. We are requested by Mr, Brunet to say that he, aleo, declines to aerre in that capacity. Ws are indebted to the publishers for a copy of Kennedy's Iterview, dated Peb,lst. It is a reliable and useful counting-house companion. MISSES. EDITORS: In publishing tho condensed statement of of the report of the Allegheny Valley Railroad Co., you nay the interest coupons - attached to reengage bonds, except a few pledged collator elly, have been paid up to and including let January, 1858. It should read including let Jan., 1859, ex cept a balance, no stated, of 82,275. • The Superintendent of the Company; Mi. Wit marth, wishes an error corrected. In his report it was omitted to subtract $BOOO as dun Feb. let, 1888, from $47,200, the expenses of last year, which will leave $39,200, the correct amount. J. Gums, Roe y. and Treater. ANT of the following articles can be obtained at Bowen' well known stand, Federal street, Allegheny. Mood Family Breed. Cakes and Confectionery in every variety. Fresh Peaches, Tomatoes, Plumbs, Citron, Pine Apple, Brandy — Peaches, Assorted Pre serves, Jelly'e, Pickles and Ketchup. Capers, War cesterehire Sauce, Pickled Lobsters, Sardines, Family Chocolate, Baker's Bromo, &a, /to. They respect fully invite the public to an examination of the above named articles, all of which they will guarantee to prove satisfactory both in quality and price. Ta■ "Finkle Sewing Machine," of which Mr. J. L. Carnaghan, of Allegheny city, le the agent for Western Pennsylvania, Is distinguished for Ito noise liminess in working, the beautiful simplicity of the ammgement by which the thread is lightened, and the general cleimliness with which the machine may be handled, as it may be oiled without roiling the fingers of ail. FASHIONABLE g 11113300111 for men and buys, made to order in the newest styles, by Carneghee, Federal street, Allegheny city. A full stock of fine cloths, camimeres, resting*, .to., always on hand fur this purpose, and cold at low rates for coati. TAKY PEACIIES--201 As now landing roan steamer t.arroese and for val. br 'Y AOO. 1:100PLA ND'S IIERRMAN BITT l gro for sale by B. A. VAIMIZAT 6 ACO. PER WEIQIITS, Bill Files an Check Pmv Wr isle b W. B. If 'CNN, .1••• corner Market and ml sta. Q MIN° MEASUILINU TAPES, Ems and Plated for eels 14 W. S. HAVEN, Jet Nos 34 33 and Na Market street 14 YE FLOUR in 40 Itia sacks reed and fur _Lib side by J. I HENRY H. HOLLINS. - VLOUR—VaS bbls. Extra Superfine reed K•aod far We by. WIL WHILITCHEON, IoSS No. 111.5 Elbert, it. QTAROII-2.5 Ins. PiFart in store and fur ILYlNaleby JET. J a CANYIRLD CO. 0 ATs—tou bushels rec'd and for sale by Ja3l IL 11. KING. SSORTED COLORS ground in oil foisale L by jl9 T. 11. ERVIN t 0.4 CASIISIER' PLAIDS at BURCHFIELD t CO•11, Corner Fourth sod Maket Only 26 cants per yard. 7 , e ap Clover Seed, INNtore sod for bids by J• 18 WATT WILSON e n KY PEACHES-300 bus. Tenn, Pea Cites to own§ yawl tur. Ran by J HITCHCOCK. 1100IISERY k CO. TuE AMENICAN ALMANAC and Re pository of U.ral Woo"dodge kw the Woe 11159, reed and foissik. by KAY A CO, CA Wood idr.4. 250 BBLS. PRIM& MOLASSRS, in More for oils by 1 Pa!) JAB. GAILDINEII. ein MUDS. PRIME SUGAR, f a sale by J saa.o TIREAId ORACKERS and do moat nail *MIN addiotiltANClMl.Walat. • 42IICIAR---1.1 lib& fair = for sale by...- Polar waniaoproug. - - - Telegraphic. CONGUESSIONAIe. WAZILINOTON. SUATE.—Mr. Pugh, or Ohio, moved a resolution asking for any correspondence with Prussia relative to the compulsory enlistment of persons claiming American protection In the Prussian army. Adapted. House bill for the punishment of counterfeiting military land warrants, was read and passed. Mr. Bayard, of Del., from the Judiciarreommit toe, said that he would to-morrow present a report on the Indiana election, in response to the memorial of Messrs. lii'Cartny and Lane, claiming to be Sen ators from that Stabs. .• The Agricultural College bill was taken up oad on motion of Mr. Pugh, was re-committed—ayes 23, nays 211. The Indian appropriation bill was further debated, but without taking a rote the Senate want into ex ecutive session and afterwards adjourned. llovsn.—Mr. greenwood, of Ark., from Committee •on Indian ATairsi reported a bill providing for the issue of patents to the Shawnee Indians, and natu ralizing them no CRIZCIIS of the United States. Mr. Unuston, of Ala., suggested whether this could be done in this way, as the Constitution requires an uniform law for naturalization. Mr. Greenwood • replied that tho Indians were not on the same footing as the foreigners, some of them being able to-take care of their own aftairs, and as intelligent as many of the foreigners. Mr. Bliss, of Ohio, said it was inaugurating n now policy to make Indians citizens by a special net of Congress, andsuggested whether this was not left to the States alone. The naturalization clause was stricken out, and the bill was then rejected by 9 majority. Mr. Taylor, of L., asked but failed to obtain loam to introduce a bill to provide far the acquisition of Cubsby negotiation, and lm incorporation into the Union. House then went into Comniitteo of the Whole on the State of the Union, and took up the Legislative, Judicial and Exeentivo appropriation bill. Mr. 'lomat, of Va., wished to know why the ex penemi of the legislative depariment were now $ 3 . - 500,000, when six years ago they were only $l,- 250,000. Mr. Phelps,of Mo., explained that the increase was by acts f Congress, and showed wherein the expenditures had been augmented, i hiding the printing of engravings and the circulation of doe utints. Mr. Giddings, of Ohio, moved to strike out the compensation to members of Congress for the next session. Ho wanted them to fix thair own pay, and argued that the mileage was unequal, and should be reformed, being now a great abuse. ' Mr. Smith, of Ill. ' said that the Committee on Mileage has directed a bill to be reported for the re duction of mileage. Mr. Kelsey, of N. 1., made an effectual attempt to offer an amendment fixing the present mileage rates for distances under 250 mils., and ten rents par mile for distances beyond. Finally the $200,000 for railing° sees stricken oat Welcome, Feb. 2.—A caucus of the Democratic members of the Rouse who are opposed to a protec tive tariff, was held hot night, Mr. Jelin Cochrane officiating as Chairman, and Ruffin, of N. C., and Cavanaugh, of Minnesota, acting as Secretaries. About fifty members were present, principally from the South ; of the North, two were from New York two from Minnesota, ono from Ohio and fire from Illinois. • Mr. Pb°lP , of Atn, was opposed to specific duties and protection in any form, but was in favor of a modification of the tariff for revenue. To meet the demands of the Treasury, he remarked, there should be a retrenchment of expenditures. Mr. Vallendingham, of Ohio, bad been nominated for Secretary, tut declined, saying the can for a eau • cue had nut been submitted to the Übto delegation, at whose Instance he had come here to ascertain the character of the proceedings. Mr. Barksdale, of Miev., was opposed to all &nit, lie favored free trade and taxation. Mr. Mita, of S. C. . rpoke to the Fame effect. Mr. Crawford, of tleurgia, read the call, which in vited to caeca all member, of the Ilouoa of Kepi, ventatirea who were °peace.' to protection and Fee cific dada, but the undemanding was that all Democrat/ were invited to attend. Mr. Houston, of Alabaina, thought differently. He was willing to confer with those only who were opposed to protection and specific duties, and he did not care to attend the meetings of gentlemen enter taining varied opinions for conferenee. Mr. Garnett opposed the modification of the tariff. He alluded to the fart that the present expenses of the Government were more than necessary. He considered it the duty of the Democratic party to inaugurate a system of reform and retrenchment. Ile offered a resolution for the appointment of a corn mittee of five to report on the means by which the expenses of the tlovernment may be reduced. Mr. Limar, of Miss., was opposed to specific du ties. Ile thought it time Tor the Democratio party to define its prwition on the tariff question, and !Glow the present law to have a fair trial.• Mr. Stephens, of Ga., said that when ho first en, terra! Congress, iu I att, the expenses of the Govern ment were only twenty millions per annum; the country had gone through an expensive Mexican war, with sixty-three thousand soldiers in the field, for fifty, three millions of dollars, and now, in a time of peace, the estimates were seventy-three millions. Them were tunny expenditures which were wholly unnecessary, and n reform was indispensably rerun ; site. Ile believed that forty millions was an abund anee for the National expense, lie was, therefore, opposed to an increase of the duties; the expenditurfie should be brought within the present receipts. Mr. Crawford, Of Ga., offered a series of merle lions as a substitute for those offered by Mr. Garnett, which the latter accepts. The find resolution de clares it inexpedient to disturb the tariff of 1 , 57. The second provides for the appointment of a com mittee of five to report at the next meeting of rancor, the means try which the expenses of Government can be reduced. The resolutions were then adopted by nearly an unanimous rota tin motion of Mr. Burnett, of Ky., the (mama ad journed till Saturday next. A general invitation will, it is understood, in the meantime ho extended to dl Democratic members et the llowe h, i x pre sent at the next meeting. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.—The Times earnest:or:J. ent says: Secretary Cobb has been mailing to re ceive there:turns for January before answering tho House resolution, calling for his opinion as to the sufficiency of the revenue to meet the. government expenses. Thesis returns are now in, and tho Secre tary's answer will be communicated to Congress on Thursday morning. He adheres strictly to the po sition taken in his annual reports, and says that an increase in tho tariff is absolutely essential, or another largo loan. HO repudiates the rumors, whither emanating from his subordinates or other wise that he is opposed to Interfering with the present tariff. Ile approves of Major Phalli's bill, with the single exception of the 50 per cent, duty on brandies. This he objects to as bad policy, tending as it will, in the opinion of the Secretary, to cripple our trade with Franca. The proposed duty of twenty per cent. on coarse wools he approves of, as well as other changes which I have heretofore mentioned. The recent announcement of Col. Black, now U. S. Judge in Nebraska, to be Governor of that terri tory, was premature. There is no doubt that it was contemplated at ono time, but the nomination has been withheld for some reason, and, it is now said, may not be made at all. Judge Black is quite rdy to accept the Pennsylvania Judgeship made vacant by Irwin's resignation, but no arrangement to that end has been made. lam assured, however, that the place will not be given to Wilson M'Candleas, whose appointnment has been strenuously urged upon the Preeldent.by leading members of the bar and other influential citizens. [Special Dispatch for dm Pittsburgh Darras.] liannisarrno, Fob. 2.—Sanare.—The various committees roported the following among other bills; To incorporate tho Unlootown Gas and Water Co.; an act authorizing married women to bo corporator! in roma'. Benevolent Societies; supplement to an net incorporating the Johnstown Woollen Factory, re. ported as committed. The following bill was read in place: By Mr. Schell, to• annex Somerset county to the Middle Supremo Court district. Mr. (arr►m presented a `ramoketrance against the incorporation of the City Passenger Railway: llonsa. , ---Tbe House trane►cted no business of im portance to your readers, to-day. Much of the lee was spent in debating the motion to print the Philadelphia Passenger bills which were in the hands of the committee before reported, and which was passel. The Tyrono Railroad ropplenatmt has been alined by the Governor. Borrow', Feb. 2.—Cape Haytica advises to the 13th nit. hare been received. A [fairs were quiet, but measures were in active progress for the permanent establishment; of the Republic. Uen. tliffrard has received important aid from tho commercial class. Sologne•and his army were ivory destitute. He has placed his family on board a vessel at Port au Prince, and he,doubtleas intends to leave the country with them. WAISHINCITON Crrr, Feb. 2.—ln pursuance of the resolution adopted at the caucus of the anti-protec tiou Democrats of the limMe last. evening, Morn,. Garnett, Vallandigharu, Crawford, Bennett, unit Marshall, of Ili., have been appointed a committee, to report at the adjourned meeting fixed for next Saturday, roam plan of retrenchment of the expend itures of the government. New 'Vona, Feb..2.—Com. Vanderbilt adrcrrtisee the commencement of on opposition line to alb fornisa The steamer Northern Light in to Bail on the 10th of Much for Aspinwall, conneetlig on the Pacific withihe Ammer Uncle Sam. NSW lions, Feb. 2.—The 'learner k: fops sailed at noon for Liverpool, with . $572,000 in do. Telegraphic glarkata Now War., Feb. f.—Dolton declined 3.A , , with Wes of IWO beim at 11;44111 far uplands, and 400 inn at 11%, to arrive. Floor leeravi; 11.000 bids sold. Wheat firm, with sales of 1000 Istuis white Kentucky St, • 1,70; mid,. Igen white pl,OO. Corn Sun; ales 4500 Ws istllls W for white. Pork buoyant; prime sells at $l3 I.l,Cdi M buoyant at 72 wat2%. linger unchanged at 700. eased newly at 70; Tallow nrmer at 11@11i--Cisitile llarket— tle eves th e rrosipts wore 230:k prices advanced 34e, with sks et oigilli).4 for premium. Sheep advdoCed; receipts 050% there is is slight 'deuce on all guiltless kW market is steady. Swine firm; receipts 7000; CUM fed 7c poi lb, and distilling fed 63---Ellocks higher. Chicago* flock Wand 165 Minas Central bonds Kt rm N.Y. Centel Sr ,c: Needing 4 %i Mim dm s.' 80%; Oshe & Chicago OS; Erie 134; Cleveland 0 Toledo 70.,X; Indium twouudahalN ON; Tema-sem slue BvfX; Porno Mull B. B. Co. 634; !maw 6. 81434. PiniaDarici, Peb. 2.—Flour count= Oros dm for input at $5,75(510 for twomon atel gs alpextioe; Cori 60 for extra auel estne Weds ; ouslesSff fancy at s47lAss o 7 :7 ,l iu Z 4:d r: l l: .. 4 . e .vu t d.r iouz r and ,ta.::. Co ji ry iLb ea .d.4 l To L .d : )i. r .am ree. dsrjoe ..W hea vf.z: t changes; 1000 hush sold at 50, lu glom fur prim rearm Whisky steady et I . lO M* 1 OM NI, 01 this mooning Cue,. scan, M.0.-7We Price publishes its usual anneal gisdamsnt of For* pain I n a., Westodsoolog _ea leenaie lo uniehei el =PO hum d e . sew la wrens of oi/ s per es, Sind demenet he Lard or /KW mg lie MS P. ns.livsin mop al Compared with lain "W• hilerial4 Mei; 2. — llleer\ den - Olt llg* MIMI itz.a.se i g.o, o 7S..Wlseatind . ; Cliarn dulisstl Stw VitilW LlrlOtlWO ibt -. : • "ii.:si„.MoV-.....,a_ :: 'Li ' 1,1 . .1 . :*" . !!: .. .A's.`' .3 V . • - . writ WHEELER Sr, Wll:SO'ius FIRST PREMIUM FAMILY SEWING IgACEEINES, AGENT'S OFFICE, NO. 68 FIFTH STREET, FIRST PRE3IIUIII awarded by the Allegheny County Agricultural Society, field September 1851, "AS BEST FOR FAMILY USE." And the Penna. State Agricultural Society have awarded to 'Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine the highest premium, "AS BEST FOR ALL FAMILY PIiRPOSES." THESE MACHINES which have gained each an enviable reputation over all other Machined on account of t6r 1 Beauty and excellence oPstitch, alike on both sides of the fahrie sewed Economy of thread. 3 Simplicity and thoroughness of construction. ..1 Portability, can of opention and management. Quietness of movement. . Strength, firmness, and durability of seam that will not rip or ravel , Applicability ton variety of purposes and =aerials. • Compactness and elegance of model and finish. w offered with all of the latest improvements and advantages at manufacturers ALEX. R. REED, Agent, 68 FIFTII STREET. LIBERAL /2. VICO UN? TO CLERGTMEN. auDiktUvraml, Commercial. McNeal. prices b I A MOS EP OP AITBITHATION FOB JANOAILI - E. P Summit, WM. II Will UM% 0 B EA, PITTSEIVROU IPIAJAACNCTS. I Ilrio.rtrd Sprrially for V Pitlzburah G-vited FTETBOII.II, Tureens, Pro. 3,190. • • • • ' • FLOUR—there is not mach change., bat the market in no , so grod as It was, and the late advance bait not been main,. Mined. finks on wharf of 54 this roper at $5.12, and 50 do extra at 15,31. Front Store, 700 ibis. In email Idts AL - 15.12 (45,25 for soper, 15,00(gi5,62 for extra and $6,75e,0,01 for fatally do.: OftAlN—a sale of 160 bus Oata was made at depot at 51. Co,. 300 bits Ear from atom at GO; 151 bus 'at depot at 52; 000 de white at Gland COO do yellow at 55. oEooElllES—wales of 20 Mid, Boar In lots at 73,97n8 ; Molareem,9s bid. to lots at 311,1;41. Coffee, 26 bgs Rio at 120 C, WIIISK , EY—aaIm of 30 lkla rectiflad at 25. rtAll if IDES—a aala of I( dry Blot at IN, ea.!, ONlONS—salaa of 30 IMlalat 13,00 V 4 bbl. PRED—s nolo of 30 luta Clover from stmt. at' P 5,62. 111JYTEIt—aalm of 5 bbla prime roll at In Imd I do at 20. POTATOES—oat. of 75 bbleNeahannocka at i 2,50; 50 ho o $1,00; and ISO boa mlxt4 at t 10205. Illt000—firm; a tittle of MX/ bbl. prime New York white tfl 00 too BIONETATLY AND C(DIDPLIERCIAL. Thera la n foil demand for ;nanny today on call, and tho chant log of Inane catuoid by the continuance of the attempt on the part of lender. to wiranco the rater interrat, Rims an oppearottee of greater need on the port of borrower, than really ...riot, In many caws lb. advance demanded Is ouldnitted to. lint In idbere the bare. Cr. pall np iM.I the mealy obtained Ent better .t mut the. here. Four jt rear. Inuit hero been generally pat up to h ji coat althonch some tranownosto allll tato plate at 4 4 IA cent. and,oceaokinalty, at 411 re on for,irite coil/atom's. Fire Trim at. h.... hare not generally been disturbed, but . thew. are many more . . . . . ng n cent. than there warn hut wevk. The moot) tram tho mercantile circle !DODO, DO In. tportanco. end It ht thought that atrictly prime, pa in ODD again, outside of the hanks, as frocty as resent - tarry cumnicncal Y nth Ing I+3 cornotratiro kfittentortt Ihr condition Y...k 'lntik. for th., rrr.lln¢ Jottt 22 .la.e 1,7-16.7G6 MMEIMM Haber atatruirut of the PCIII/..‘1,111i2 Railrml ath appeareJ, and aborcu au iuurease Ton ligurra aro sr 11)11.1MS I 4014 E•rniug, Expeunen. N. i rologn. . lIA f 263,215 46 .4.147 ,7 CO 3,1,nr9 2: 122,731 24 I n , r+ik 141.762 IMII=1=!I 5f..,1,:a30 , J 1 2,1113.415 t 4 0;15;7.543 10 I wren. Pil-rs• I OA 4 n 3 al of et i r.lOll anorchnuti h." e taikt.fll,l koalrp eel:kWh/I 4 4 , hoe +ll,ll,lllwr Cachan;o. of wtstrll Hideo a - 111 J.l nrikln which hag lor yearn t.rnled kovot part of our 111114.rts, enumnling /34 year 14 il.llorn In v•Ino. The impo.,:atious 1.11 Et. I isdirr. gbtra. I otht.re tm.t exci•edlug Inl in:qr. - 6.1i. the.. xt.rw at Nor York ........... ..... Othrr ......... . Tntah lean ending atilt Jon.. , ..... $2,554,000 There ban, during Ihn pant fortlaya been conniderable in• ontry mot., Coro operntont, with vegan! to enotrocrer, bot therm!). otto which lats yet transpired no. matte last event og. far 15,500 bus, to be dellscort. Opriug Lake, on tho Illioole, Meer. on Ito 10th of May., l's - --generallyctutniticrnl tete. 'rho Ctncinoalf 11107.C11e , of Friday reports a contract nor 10, fest buy, to to delivered in •• Northern I illooia" on the lot of May, at 00e, and 23,000 bus to ho delivered at Etihools, at 70c. To-day the market wan firm at 17206.1 c SI CO the nu track, anti Far at ftita)ssn yl7O Ito oti track.—ladrago TriN ruibanrxrms Carets ilitaltre. Jan. 1.1, 11159.—Thn mar ket for Beef Bank was arithimt.mtith niter/Blom Thu re mime at the dine-rent lards comprises - 1 atmat 1,500 lima. air.t of which all at faun $14311t1 i 101 tbs. Curl Cattle soil toll, but Intwist - Isere rather dull. "The Rim) marital war toimk, end some e. 090 nrrirnl and sold. at Wend-013, at froiti.s3 to St cavil, egthll to W'!4 Do, tinor...tl. itos—tbe arrirxls at Phillips• Union Drnre Yard amount to ll,'Akt bead, the boat quality aching at syati,; r i 1 100 Ins anJ smell !walla proportion, tho tuarkelhrrek. Titw largoat hog erer brongbt to this market was exhibited at Wardell's, terigblog 1,11'5 Ihs, and round by la. Bishop , of I.neeanter county. C=! Yesterday was very unpleasant day; the streets a- era running with mud. The riser at • stand, and nothing doing The Hropire City left with a part load for New Or leans. The liconomy left for - Cincinnati with a good load. The Wirmins came up uu Monday, Capt. 'glossa- in corn. mend. The High Sheriff hal talon possession of her, and tied bar up at the levee. Capt. Jacob Ilanlep and Copt. Jno. Reno bare bonght the Jove K. Bell, and nre going to put her into our line to thin city. Coph " Dick". ellbOUrlbna bought n controling interest In tan Delmont. I.‘bo fonßuin won Mooed on Turaday. the branght Stood. Capt. Calhoun wee commander of the hie tropollo, lately haat at Sugar Creek. The Jacob Roe will leave to-day for Lonierilie. Capt. An• drew. In command, and our good friend, Jo Brown, lo at the dealL The Louisville Dottier. of Tuesday, says: Ca pt. Marmite of the Delegate, was In the oily yesterday, traueferred her to the agents of ttio Undenerlten from Elite. burgh; BL Louis and Cincinnati. The river was rising when he left the wreck, and it we, thought the chatiem were un favorable for raising her. Capt. Nelsen, with the Bohner rine No. 0, we, alongside, and hie diver ascertained the ex. teat of the break In the hull whore the Ella struck her. There was a break of 20 feet in the keine. It was a bad mud as the river was siting, sod the and wmhing out from nodes her bottom, it was thought she would break in two. Nasurtu.A—The Cumberland watt swelling slowly, on Saturday, with eight feet on the dents. The lludion left wohaillo for Cincinnati on Friday. Viegiattd.—The iFhlg of thedfilh, says "The Prima Donna broke monde of her machleery going down lost trip, below Notched., Cod beataten laid op at New Orleans to repair." The Atlanta wee act on Ore nt , the Vkkettorg ler. on &today, hot did not born op, Capt. Folder, of the Dotterel Pit e, ho bringing that boat to thin city. \ The Itecher, Commerce ahtl Potomac ocr,, to loner Cincinnati r hero on Toreday. A man had his leg broken ono tow bone, at Ineelling, on Monthly night., Tho ateatobilat Men hods large meeting seaterday, and uMly fixe.l the following rime of l'lqlghts and tariff or toe FrII/Lilall the Pittlibtir Feb. 7th, so CLitertrt . 20, Ibs2.—liates et freight nod clasallicaticre of rata Marital Association—to take effect Meoday ad continue for 30 daya. FIC&VON OF YITTlOl7ltal 511 . 111171 . 105. Ca, Ac. Fine Cl.3.—Battlair, Copper, in B4eatsllllll Bolts, Gorr ware, hollowware, Leather, Mali. Rai ~ lasting Paper, Sho sels,Npadia, Stoves, SeedS, Co! too Yarns, Wire, "11.wtettses Bitten, tc., lc. &rand Clan.—Axle. Axes, Coal Tor, Carhops, la bbl. , Fin, Cloy, ilas pipes, Orate gars, Iron, Lend; tiled aod Nails, Note, Steel, Soda Ash and other Ashes, Spikes Springs, Wagon Bones, Window Gino.. Copper In Dozes, Noruity 10,1 Variety Werke tidedx - V Jr..c Tin Piste, Film:Coca lc., Rfrec hi Pi - rigid eh fhe Alone ler CIAS4 21, I2Ne - t4 16, U. To Cinch:meld Lordsrille. " St. Loeb, " " Ilemphls iu 31 " New Orleans 44 • 40 Eastern Freight, in fair einem., to correspond earn the Peon. N. N. Co.'s clessiliren To ChTrianATl " Ltulovilla NamhTille " St. Louts. " hierni Is. 31) 601 601.45 • • The fallowing gentlemen haw, brio eeleeted ws Agent, or he Pittsbargb Marino Association; Pidisburgh—Plack, Barnes k Co. Cincinnati—B. W. 'Brown &Co Attwarn Blbberd. Loaindde—•Wm. Bingham, J. e. Meow bead &Co. yguhripe—d.ll. !Istria. 3. I.etdr—ft, F. Paw, I, IL Forsyth & Cn Agents at other lawn, will be appointed to doe time Steamboat hosteler. ARRIVED. DEPARTED: I.IIIZOILIe, Brownsville. ,Imserno, Brownsville. Telegraph, do. Tot ph, do. Colonel Bayard, I.:Lambeth. Col.lloyard, Elisabeth. Economy, Onelamti. Empire City, New Orleans, W IGS-W IGS-W IGS BATOIrELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES enirpsaa sal. • They are elegant light, ties,. and durable. Fitting toe el:arm—no turtling up behind—no ahrlialing of the /1.11;. indeed Win is tbe eidy establishment where thaw thhigiiiare poverty understood and made. k Weld Irity,WOß York. mtnitterolts, co., t 132444:11.1•T1T1URS 416' MACHINISTS, Corner First and Liberty SU, Pithtnergh, Pa - SUPERIOR . STEAM ENGINES, MACIIINIOTB! TOOLS, witoutocr nuorza.trriNo . , Pall.* • - PULLRTH, GANGERS. Iron City Works, .7 0 3EL" zr.. - Aanx33333azg, 458 Libertyllreet. MOKNA, 215, • . , WAGON.. AND CA 1114.1.4011 210.LT4'., Itallroad Osrjaidge and Plow Bataan& to order. airtf ciao bat Os lowa Sanded Iron masdoka4 oafy Ors* elm workman azapkry•4. ovienratkiud aa4 mthd.dlala goaraataad. All loofa" waraustad. • . sayKrW7 fILSILVaikti; ISOAP-15: was _ - ,31,-A.PAILINXBTOCIE*CO. 113-2 bb ) t'fceap ..thid.dav reed prirrasuFEG-u, PEINTVAR • HEALTII Oi AMERICAN WWI Ell. Par many year I brave been troubled with genera Wearluessand languor, both mental and physical; caprice listlearnem, doll headache, pain In the head and temples whinea and tendency to anthems, palpitation of tho heart, very many finttersd or excited, appetite variable, irkanarl and howeN enraged, with palm Any mental or physical mrtion was Nara to bring on all the symptoms, and I bed In addition, falling of the womb, and great pain in that re gira. Ono physician after another exhausted Id* skill and gave me ap.• A patient and persevering ma of MAR aIIALL'S UTERINE CASUOLICON fortunately carnOilite, and I DADS DO words rafficient to express my filliDkridllMl Mu. JULIA ANNE JOILMON. I can truly say that I bare been a sufferer for many - Years with whites and. deranged intestraatlon. After a while I had other troubles, each' ais pale; Isidlgostbn, treating away, general laegoor end debili ty', pale In the snall'of the back, a sort of aching and dragging seniatkm,palis between the shoulder blades extending down the opine, lose of appe tite, troohle In the stomach and bowels, with coldhandeund Gat and dreadful sarromnria. The least excitement would make me feel aa II I should fly away. I tried doctors and drugs, and ererphlng, one after another, without the ben efit. One bottle of 11A RARALITS UTERDIR CATROLL CON changed some of my symptoms for the better, end now lam ectlrely and radically cured. I with that erery wo men could lima what It will ilo, CLARISSA ORHTL Fora long time i had Clarkin complaints with thefolloW- Mg symptom. I was ruinous, emaciated and Irritable; 1 ...mod to abound ideomplaintt soma of which I will try to tell you, pain in the lower organ; and • Meting.so ltierme thing was going to fall out; Inability to walk smith on at- COlllll of a feeling ol.hrllocs. aching and dragging; 'kind shooting pains In the back, loins, and extonding down the leg. the jolting produced by riding caused groat pair. rpm. tundie shootings and palm In the eau, stomach acid bowels; innularhe, with ringing in flee earn; every Ober of the hods seemed sore: great irritability; Intense norrousnesa, I could not bear the Insist escitement without being- prostrated for • day; 1 ci.1.1 scarcely morn aNint the hon.,, and did eeoc Mtn plansure in anything. I bad given np hope, haring tried orerytldng, as I supposed, in lain, but a reload called my attention to 81A11.911A LI:8 UTERINE ORTOOLICON took it, hoping agiduiskhopo. Most fortunately It eared and there Is met • healthier or more grateful Srotnall la the country. 1 tosat all will rum It. It is truly the woman', friend In [WA. Max. FLORENCE LESLIE. MARSHALL'S CTIIIIINECATHOLIOON tert7/cfrfier, ly moo Fatlingol the Ilkinnb, Whiter, Suppressed, Irregular or Painful Nonitruation, Bloating, hidommishimsondilis. eatottlble Kidneys or Ur inary Organs, Retortion or In condi:end trains, //earthwen, Cortfrenas, Nernounierr, flalpitarions, Cramps, Disturb,/ Bk.", and aa+ troubles organic or tyneprthelia footled.' ultra the Orris.. organs. nor*. of Martha lr. Clrrinr CdlAoti.n is One Dal= and 11,11, pro tingle twill, On to receipt of xis dollars bre bollteirWl be text orprom JO, of charge, to the end of Me eipr.o routs. &particular la write the pa:Jolla address, fax; orrunty dilate. We ..at guarantee Mat Me Medicine win Le scut rreeipt Vac oluney. Addras Dn. DIM. 11. KEY9EIL,I4O Woo.W.,Plttabonsb, -4,141,1r0rT 13lgu of thonolden Iturba. MACNE ASTER THE GREAT STRENGTIIENEE AND PAIN DE3TROSEIL—The next and cheapest ' Dona hold 11/ Turas In Um world. Fimple land pleasant it lap pllcation, certain and efFertiml In Its risnlM. A beAntlfal. mientific eXtertdcuratira, applicable .11 , r MIS 'lateral' pi in at any time, In soy place,in any part of the human ay- tvsn. and tinder chrarestances. Tryon pot thla Plaster i Is there, the Plaster will brick there until illointim vanished. The Plaster to....V.ACtlial the pale away, and PAIN CANNOT EXIST IVEIERE TEIS PLASTER WEED Rhenmethmi, Lameness, Stigmas, Mobility, Norvonsnes+ Nostralgn, Dympopitia, Citing., and Colds, Palos and.Achee of awry kind, down 0r.,,, to Corns, non iattoriliotdy relined and, with a little patience, jrnnammilq cured, by the magi mil Influence or the PLASTEIL It la the aim mfoat, plamembat nod cheapest remedy lo eziatenco. Its milication le .I.ml—equally to the atrouglman, the dell.to woman, and the Teeblo Infanta— To oach and it will prove a Italia and a Blessing. Its um I+ agreeable, and withont annoyanns or thonble. Its price In within the reach of all—rich or poor; all may have It who coo nick awl angering in any way. FARM BRA should be Minya .applied with thin ins's!. Igo PLASTER. It trill he the Oood Phyaiclan in .y household, ready.at nil times, end at Instant notice. Pnt up in ale-tight tin hoses. Each tam will Make sin to eight piasters, and any child can spread them. Price 25 rend a tie, with full and plata directions. D. C. MOIXEIIIEVAD. M. D., Inventor mei Proprietor, 19 Walker sr., Now York. aIOitEUE AD'S kIA9N ETIO PLASTED Is sold by all drug yids lu overy city, tom/ and village of Um United State,. . natnalAwlyisl, liegulat .tramero. Monongahela River U. H. Mall Packets STZAMER TELEGRAPH, I NTEAMER .TEITZIL9ON, algae Cu,. J. 0. WOODWARD. CAPS. atnana Cx.tak. MAILER LUZERNE, Cm. E. BaNtorrr. THE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE now running regularly. Loaning Boats leave Pitts burgh at 5 o'clock A. 111„ and Nanning Boats at 6 o'clxlr P. 61. for BPlCeeeport, Elizabethtown, Monongre helm City, Cookstown, Ullisboroogh, Rice', Landlog, Groan. borough and Cie.., connecting at UnswossUlo with lacks for Uniontown, and Wayettw Springs: commis at Rim's Loading with had, for JeTerson, thirmichaeltown stud Wayoseborg, and at Greensborough for Iforgautowri, Va. Paaseogers ticketed thrtruitc fauna Wittaborgh to Union. town for $2, weal. andstato.rooma on boat. Included. SWINDLER, Asks; .16 —J•2l_Brownoville Wharf-boat, at foot of Grant at. PITTSBURGH AND MEMPHIS INT X Co 1 0 .7" .11 , 7 _ Afti "59 ' lard 1819 ' Arra IDA MAY., • ANGLO.SAXON. LIASTINGS. THE ABOVE LINE HAYING JUST been orgaulud, will ran weekly, hiring a sae, con. recant and elegant steamer to Intro each port every week. Woo freight or paring° apply on hoard or to jallultr 44 00., Agents. atincinnati i &c. - CINCINNATI AND LOU- li at i p ISVILLC.—The beautiful paesenger steamer IDA MAY, Capt. Illay,Olerk, John Cimenartt leave for the above end Ml Intermediate ports,' on DATER. DAY, 6th MM. For freight or passers apply (le board 'or to tel VLACH, BARNES 4 CO, Agent* - - - FOR CINCINNATI—The fine jat t i t now tor BELMONT, Capt. Jacob Poa will leave for the alto., and all Intermediate pixie on' MIA DAY, 1J Inst.; at 4 P. at. For 11Paigha or pan, Lard or to " ra.4P rlY FLACK. BARNES A CO, A6tita. 4Vc FOR LOUISVILLE--The splen did yasseuger atoatuer "JACOB eOE," Cept. Breve, trill leave for the *Dore and all oetertalanate purtaor, WEDNESDAY, 21 hut, M. IP. M. For freight or passage apply err board or to FLACK, BARNES *CO. fel Agelits. VoiiLotiCSiiiarrt-rhrlplell- • .L did nary pumager packet KEY WEST, LUpt. ram will tea,e for the &bore and all Intermediate poris, on THURSLAY, 3d turtant, at 10 A. M. For freight or 'Oates,' apply or. board, or to fel FLACK, BARNES& CO., Agents. D. Unto, sa. ■ H S"OB ST. LOU.IS— ,x• —The tine dome, MODRIUTOR, Capt.agt F. Morella, will leave for the above and, 01 loteratecaete Porte on Tlll3 DAY, Pub, 3d For (Mahe or .inksaace apply out bowl, or to' FLACK, DA RNitg th CO., Ave. - OR ST . L O UIS—T h e . Abe pas, • Fmonger packet J. IL CONN:Void- IStxxV Lam will lease for the abore'and air Inti.ru TUB. DAY, 3.1 lost, fit 4 o'clock, p. for Inn lil or pmengeapply on Doan! or b • - Pt 24 FLACK, BAIINY3 it C04'41126- FOR CAIRO, 144 N . A.NifrAz h i kIEMDLIDI BAST' INDS, C(pt. 11. 11. P lane ki ttl ore aa.l• Intermediate • :A/AY:..lbet. , Dd. Dalt 4 • %lock, r. for: _paapaie.apidy.cdt 'bowl or to Dtli3 • Seto Citleano,'. . .• FOR ,NEW Oftlm AN • orsrarco..l--Ibe •plrodld • OaPt. Robluson, Geo. Neykr.elerk•tritllliOre tociale. re and all Interroodate porO. 417111k4relltb dopata- BP . " - ply oo board or to J.. A. ROBINSON oillltO.N.BaLLC.ja4 • 'URNS% ROLL BUTTRR-141*, tly prima, aal 4 do froth 1:444.1u44 'Bir:244_44h ERNS.-150 buo: , choice ainiarillateri n ttomand tor ße to a... 0 ASS Liberty St, Ls j 417 lILDDLK :. • • B"s' BAGS-3,000 Stark - A ., ' ' Boomlra In store ma fix jaw VIT0110001:16CIUthaitt141:', (TORN, CORN.—]6OO: ___ 314 L 8 11112 E. ear corm* arrive. this dixa_a_d tor LI, Awl lii ILITCUMOK xueuxix* - OCKWILEAT 119 0 _ s k s . - f or - s d e . Alt bir YLLOOLLIIO. Tiny IteMlOllW-' j u it • 'ants gra. alum. v4 4 -pai r x.4 o.k,,,ieedand for. side 1 4""• 4 ' .. ' Jar ::. MOT AVOLLIMIL :. , ;•=at , :4'.5:::5fi1i7.:.,,',n , .,.
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