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scomml. *Awl Still IL, yoga". ?own, ha
'wows aid masus, six nal ,
ease IR" ko• ' • 7on trek names
NA T ools. ,
Illirdsolmit No. 141: nas t , eued UP
sue.timed strut
IPtus P
sr•Ptklonknorag @alto adiwit
wralwftrier ope ' m a i D'us""
oBRWE tic co..
Mimetic' tad Comaisiloi lerehuts,
And Aientis fofthe ulei of Pit 4 Aburgh ia rl*
Intiont Onolpanato ad ann kr LIIAD;
Pam. noun, ft, mann Primin at
nainn nil !winning,
INN 49 Inilinierelin Strain, It. Inns.
GRAND DISPLAY OF
-1113LIDAT GMT%
AY, WATCHES AND FANOY O (PODS,
, & HDYBAII S,
N0., - 45 nth Street, near Wood, ,
• --:• and most - dried assortment I f
gookta Ito etta bat la . •
Insan.i;: - .ron THE. HOLIDATI,
'Or% •vrl br Ito •11113110a1
W.A.TOMENIES.
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- Elkin . JP11.F143 li. FUJEtt3 t I
. Z4E0001333 8. 00-,
13 Wood Street., Pitbiburab„ i
RA G ;UST RRTURNZD FROM NEF
•vogr. at . sme . g mslming slap dock of fish alga. lIUU
caliPrid,ll' . '.. j . . I
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aideis livr Sib* . .
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&ber Spa tmg 1
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/110), F.l3,ftseel. , 1
Thew rode benitim*solacted with gresecars, sad will
los Wel ust mill jeoll
to
. in ialliee .m.n.a.i viatta% it H .thek. • fresh 11:1115 aro
~
..iarirticisoltil
1111111e1C-MTIVACULOtin Vitnittt DtSlllollllt,
fee the Beritn , itlkene Ants, Its, Irlinasb Baas, losonss
islionoToolionsk GOO= Boson, Am, de.
The theinlesk prepitaticed known under" the shoes title
lee theiatit tttresighant karope, 'etas they hat,
net etch intstatipbant monk kure scrtired for their in
Tenter and lfaaelbctaaea vosidieide celebrity, Mend by
the iterperors of trash, hang, Anetris, the QIN= ding.
tank Melting at Beighnn, Ital Lend, brephen Berns* des
any, de., end la Atterbse their Meteor, hal been endoned
by the Dlreshrs of AN& Lases and the syprcmd
inessereed Rye Whew and they are the only Yossedks
In the mei& sane to a egaaiasteO kinds of en•risin.
Mena* 11,itintnnint PUELLAIIOIII destroy the newel.
some Intneksiwlthsat esSM andmter fin. Mt Art *
bomb* deelbsto ndllkess of thee in tee notid, end hole
thle dity the - Sishtkenord of all boosekeepas, inerchneb.
• shiponnetenitikiibendsetm will be Na' ems rennin."
Torun Tiftaan_nox 25 mom To 131.
- - 11.1Ili T4ctica asmout,
. Mangling (eon Mask* et-alien Tart.
, • • Agent ter the IV. Inks end Osan,
ICE V . V. 1 1 , UhniON: prildithk Nolo Astor m 0417
Ihreednaj; Inetelost.
Bead wedeln& asdreta2 by IL - 1111111111
JOB nesTmemtabarsl sad BilarahM t WERE.
NAN. Mierthent. - dertiltearrlC
1
• ' SIOTHICIIIII BIOTELICTISII MOTH.1118111t!
'Don't faMto procure Mn : Window'sSodh
,
bigamy In ChlldraTiondog. IS has so equal on outs
It snotty facilitsho the pray/ of betbiog by wiltandas
. , ;was, rsdoctor til hilhinnistiow•-will .flay polo, and la
taro to swrolins, lin towns. Doped spas it, monism it
will . On rest hiiinonsivis,`soil Mist sad bonnt to
, laboth ' Pswintly id* to oil grew •
- ' Tido eshableptrierstioi Is tho prosalptios of ono of
,- sointosisSilinswl owl *Uhl Maio Physicists' Is
;1. Ihishisoloid - bus beet mod with wiwir•folliiiii swain la
f:" wilia,sqc.. .
We b_allaas Itthe best mud roast masa to the wllliaj f
ell car at Dysentery sad tdathoes b Chlldnnyatuabst tt
mists ham to•thlay at from say other came.
U 116 sad hie - Ith cast bs runs - ated by dollars sad cantle It
earth its welibe b gold. "
Unmet tiattai are sold ovary year In the II tod
Stabs
41111Pllt ma aid erhd rm 4ll_ s l d l y o .
opaalab
YLIt.
•abisas afiAlitTLß PIM
-92 K
11 w York, boa the aatabls t=r,
1111.00V I CIIM, lent 6r Pittabarait.
8.4.1)111:73111. GRAY
TAILOR.
12 ift 02.11L11/1222K17,
111"/2181:11t011, 1.2211141,
lirrites publin'anenticni to his new • .•-•
ttW Onortmeat ran Gm% coodattas of Gotha, Oust
room, Voodoo aadOostlay of ersrf warlsty and styla,
adapted to am bat city sod country *ado. odd& well*
made lop ifitt'ltaroggar. and dowarci, .add rata a. km
as at sayotioriiiiitar establlituaimt to the illy. odlalfa
M. 333:.4/I-.1...113:119.P1EL1.
21.21111Tilir, -
Estracti.Teat . , h 'without pahi r try an ZNTIRI.
stirAisaasahotto operaggpliod to UNI Wail 'sad glum
aoly., boa tessateo to MI sotto tainted aa the Tattoos
lastaltio boom B. Woo Limb tooth oa aseirs — Ponoiala
Oars lotth cootlsioaa erns, orhkla to botaty, claorahoom aod
isroblltti Paso! to plow. 0111 and 1031.1iM opal-
MAO* tho. IFlTOharth otreeS, ' Woo -- MOAN, (seeoutd
111.7.1t7llibarett. 46;
• , al. • 20/111.11ITY,• 11 . ,. D.,
. DM roipil *id, Pittalncryk, Penna.,
Mattis Mil Dii.'nhannarn nt &am Collars and :Dm
pled', samlt4s'ittg - Time Midas. Id* Warookrad
niactins hi 11111MULLT. ADD PAW
Dm W. D. Ditliiia C 01..., 4 'l". cCaneein
Wm. D.W.l.lll6lliploL 1iaa..t..... ~00 snr.
T. IL BID. 114. , := ,
It '' Rm. T.
J. 11,.. Mantic., ~ ' J -noc ,Jor, Log
_ : f• - iseci melt/ft
co t h
EITTIA:. - STOWN . . BIM ',
4111.11-Z*llD II It ~' Di,, BY .
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1111111/1011911MAXIMULICI T
'COMB, 1 1 00111-111 D HIM ITO '.,
Piaia (ma Plum Grate Pronto,
Sole ProTeietor of the celebrated Pais: GALS
Baiaum and SaoarCoNstnareo
• • - ;Comm" STOWS.
aiid.434l.es Roorn„
1 Esialra xe, 4 Weiostilt4 Pitiatnirik. Ps.
r ALECKELAIrri
AU kind* . arr 'Tobacco, II sniff sued Clarart,
Eismecietty Ukase* ftuNo. I N9 Wood Mee,i
• &Moo Ilndr Nitanfactarivig AMillollgAnim,No.4l.l4la
drAybereibrir irUltoopArseltorpeshv their Meads
(to4;VV
Ds. W. F. Finnmunizza tuning r eggs
tame to Ptekbareb Id& tbs latesekmat make
le Weldon nefeeeee, on be MM it tde OM= NO:
iOIII33IIITIZIT, hitvien Wood lbeithaeld ste.
eii.011300103 1 AVM 9a.a.to 4 r. ' a:Wee*
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ronnirdlog'imil Cam=lnba litilichant,
..s,l6iniousaiat mum=
cliseser. Seeda.mon,
, - kiss, Prams Osursith --
a.i , - Ai:Av. vow atm& tit.
N. , 40I•Mtplail OG NONE.
Pore aid- Danestisl. Ms Exchange,
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- . • lit: si mils= muczt, irrnismunz, PA. -
936031ketbeliardiipa ale* prtacipsl dna throsib•
mg tar Vaasa litsta • apXlicAlr
woßasuarr Exas"wear-
BIQHTBILLB DRAWN BY
110110/104-1/110INAN & GO.
ONSSM MON nalr, LONDON, IN EGOO;01 ONI
MUDD 11111 LINN AND OPWANDB.
Alio, ItMs ow lbw prfpelpel 'duo *IA towns of Prima,
WOW, Garay, lamb sad °Ow Doropesi
l i i=aillaNdly co band sad kr gabby .
I'M wumuscs s OD.,
Dinka"; Wood struCtarwe of Tblrd:
Uf;:lfZEISa
expinxo, Jos MID ALL IMMO 'OP
WRAPPING PAPE R.
Wileoluasiso, No. 1T Wood Strout.
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itliiri*; . lists' h.:Ruth*
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was xrxrccerobr WOR.H
- PiteitiNT6l,.,p eut i a,
Thu ." iv* is7k•A surft.l
is;C•AtipdiaDroadleark,Abrat n tlntt=
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shisiosiorni sad Nasal hi la Wag Olt
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11311ARLES PA. ' i CO" '
N0.,119 Pearl Street, Boston,
voismossisonOnso tea no solar
Boots; ShOsi and Stec, Leather,
WOB~KB.
Wm, nosh, tharhid taatbor,
Solt„ Polls& araht, Was, Ittp, SOW, an; Sheep
Skins to nosh, thilehed Lthlngs wad colored
lowa, Norma, Hid and Boot Skins, and
Hamra Loather.
isnasucese
P. X. 00171111FICE, 00agrow greet, Boston.
WILIAM BIIIIIAI3O, 101 Pearl
0. CARLTON& 00, 100 Rate " ". le.3l:cplfc•
SOUS SI AND , SIGN
PAINTING AND GLAZING,
111 ALLI'M ENANCIILS,
Dose is the best mattner sad thortaei the.
J. U. PIIILLIPS;
Jailtmd h 05.116 LAB Mt:flair Street.
Dl.. Dterrsaoes• MaftNITO-DLICTRIC Ma
tumrew—ilincipol Depol iJbo sale of this VeriteUrd
Jfedkal outurattlog tW. otachiso to a dle
crkednatlag publky no sneer has beau upend Intro mow
facture to tender It puled In oral eternal particular, In
order to keep per. with the wonderful lingetoretoeuts DM*
age, and plea It Ittentoet In this branch of £wlcsu Maw
uthetora NO PAM= BIICIIILD BB WITHOIff Wa—
lston Prim SICL , -
It Is admirably adapted to prevent and cum army form
of diasamiotach L Coolumption. Bagfuls, Pablo.. Bleu..
then, Dyspepsia, an Swine of Phpical and Menial Prostr.
Um and NICIVIZI Diemen
_Doe grand Aston of this Anemia. I. that It te •Ilnye
nod) Ike tkee, the'power being obtained bolo • Permanent
MaVelit, no Addle or other logredisatebeded required.
Bad, Wholesale MO retell, by
DR. UM U. KUSER,
odlktl/fleT Whole sa le brewed, 140 Wood et,
STARCH AND FARINA—
/IWe by the
Welt MILIIIIIfaCIUEIIIIII co
(Thlt Premium awarded by Ike Franklin Institnta,
Norosober,lB.3ll.)
Dlaaboad Oloas Starch, to curs toat'a 6 boxes, 6 lbs. each;
Do do each do lb papers,'" do;
Ala; irdlotod, Pura and Nazi Starch, la bozos warknu
aro, all for laaadry oao. •
•
CORN PARMA., (Or Corn Stair-bat.
Tbt article to expnamly prapinal for nntinarj purr .
and inklo .yall ed-on as =porton in PIJIZTT to any LOIN' to
ar \P tale by THOMPSON, OLLIOLE TOON°,
ISdindttio Agents Iby tee Company.
Permanent Office. - •
Complying with the urgent request of hun
dreds a emir paleata,
DRS. C. M. IFTTCEC dra. W. SYIKICEI
flanoineltided to remain
PACELSAIII/CITLYIN PIFTBBI79OII,
dud may. to consulted to their aka,
No. 191 Penn Street,
MOWN TILE BT. CLAIR 110 TEL,
Ann inept Sundays, for Consumption: Asthma.
idammoblti• and all other Chromic Complaints
complicated with or mining Pulmonary Three" Mullane;
Caturri, Heart Dieware, Alleetioseof A. Veer, Die
peptic' Gartritia, Oceeptaints, ete.
DILL /ma a SYS= wonld state hat their =dm=
of Consningt= le booed non to. fad that he dim= ye
ists jethshiondand rya= allays, both befor•oo dorthoor
Stadrislopoiest ie the luso; and they thereto, employ
hrecbanical. Hygienic and Mat ideal rowdies to purify th•
blood end strengthen the getout. With rAeSs, they lee
MiDICINAL INHALATIONHorbIa they rattle highlyhut
only as Pullialkoco, (sw M lasratisa lulict whew and
elonA) and Limn& ace sarotallyelaticood oirobsotasthla
the pried= timed/curability ottonytroetseent based Open
the plandble,but Oda Idea that Hooped or the des= can
be reeled in • 'Wert manner by Intialstion," Ibi as before
stated, the not of the die= ie is Us Wed and Ito rind'
may in the =go.
I.lto charge for coosaltotion.
A. list of gambol., will to sent to Mono lobbing to roe.
salt Oa by letter. myEifralsofc[fl,
The Great English Remedy
SIR JAN/011 CLARICIPS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLSI
Prepared from • prescription or &c James Clarke. M.D.
Phydrian Itareordinary to the cinema.
This wdl known Medicine is no tmpontion, bet • sore
sadasta remedy for Percale Dithealties and Obstnaction•
rota way canoe whatever; mid althingh • powerful remedy.
they Contain nothing Units' to the eonstitnika.
TO 11/litillYD LAMM it is peculiarly naiad. It will
In • abort time, bringan the monthly period With regularity.
2%ars pau haft mew Peen Joanne to fog where tar dim ,
blouse bassesetedpope a/pamphlet wee writ a/unroof.
Vor full p•rtkaiars, get • pamphlet, trwof the agent.
N. B —4l •od a poeteg• damps nickeled to say author!
end agent, will Inners • Wit* nentaleing over 60 phi; by
return man.
There are sixty-fire houses in Aurorio,
and about the same number in Clountania, ett
- miles above. It is estimated that there are over
.13A.NATICE3 de CLAULt*DY
Ilemee, Sign and Ornamental Paint•re, 1,000 people in this vicinity, and more coming
A
ND G R IYERS; every day. Some feel discouraged, and are go
•
BULL. IN ing back to the Stales.
Whtte I shall winter at Montezuma Ranch, fifteen
Lead and Zino miles below, and remain there until March
Pater, nrmhoa ac, I have seen some shot gold which, which came
IN 1/1.1.1/reet,two &ars abate Virgin /My from the mountains. • • * It commenced
snowing on the let December, and the snow is
six Inches deep here, and two Inches
deep at the ranch, below. * • • I have my
I t health very well, have plenty of venison to live
ron, if other luxuries should be a little scarce .
Direct all letters for this place to Fort Lori.
Isle, Nebraska, via Eqsrens teseMolitezemta, K. T.
B. L. YMINILSTOCK £ CO., Iltubargls.utbadaaJe agent,
and sold by all draggins. ar27:4lltlr fc T
ht/TCHEILL, EaIBSU:IX Art:
•
th,
ZUNLIKTITZIM 0
Cooking. Parlor anal Heat frig
STOVES,'
Grate Fronts, Fenders, Cooking gnu
194 Liberty Ot., Flulabor 1
meakly
Rua 0. so re.— w. arteuevex
Pittatrarg,h Steel Works. '
JONES. BOND, .9c CO
Maattateranot CAST BTREO alao, SPAM°, T LOW
A. B. erzick eraL4o9=4 AXLES
Canter Ens and Flint Strait J Vhbo, 0l N
MAC IOIIIS. A a. ZOOM
D. 8. ROGIMA-18 tic CO
lIIIIIMCMIII4 Of •
Etagere 101 Patent S set
Cultivator Teeth.
Career ertstt First Streets, Pittastrgh Ste
psZleisait .
J. M. SarrJa...E
__
1. :•11. PA.
No. 54 Bt. Glair Street
(Dri de lydeb's Nes Itorldlng,) PITT9III
alk
JAS. bIo.L.A.VGFIEGLAN.
soltel; Celope Spirits aid Fog Oil
lkdl~le be.. MA set 170 deansd
RAIL ROAD SPIKE COMPANY.
Joseph W. C. Bldwe ll
(ffilaxaora m ismer, Rolfe 6' Bureft.)
• I 111/IGTACTITIMIS
RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CRAW
AND BOAT SVIKES.
PITTISBUTIBB, PESIN'A.
A Cast or RopTua Ctriu iiocr a YLAR
►ao.—llr. George Ontnbert, who milda on the fourth Bt.
Road, &Teeth ward, put-erode Tram tram me, which In 6
Maths effected en entity cure. lie hat now gone de
Sooner ulthosit the True., and there le no appearance of
the return of the rupture. lam continually curing ceres
of reeetns Nth my lnralnabl. Trustee.
I hare pi:embalm from Mr. (lambert to publish end re•
if to ids ow The but of rokreureo coo Do girt by .p•
pilcatfou at my Drug Ito,. and Truro Depot. -
JaittlaurT Dz. 0110. It. MEWLS, lan Food et.
DTSPILPIRA.—A remedy prescribed:by regu
lar Pb7d4....4 end pewee by • nspooatble lime:Wooer
kw the on of headache, low ipttite, Rod the tong catalogue
of Ilk Whk-h wise from darangoroont of the 41grattro wow
pranordr4 In DI. W1L201421 PILLS, latch bar, born
approred . and rued by phyrtelans far these parpooos for 20
pars pis. They 444. prorerinl and mad by B. L. YARNS
KOOS A CO. Wham& Droatbrto, and proprietors of B.
L. 74buseebters Torottfog. auto, corm- of Word and 4th
streeto,Pftlabargb, P.
Soo namttrontont on Fourth pap.
Arnrom EARL—Dr. Keyser, of 140 Wood
street, bas an bands very •zoslleat dada fur sat mew,
by which saw paw= •r• ma, to bar as Ind] maw.—
Also, a mall gotta paths drum, "blob I. knertod Into ths
No, and Is roxy Molest In •••17 cies@ of daft... Jabber
OALTASIO BAPTIST, 01 &ISOM Maim=
Wietteme, tor Msdkal porpoise, of a very =parker kind
sill beard fres of Urea churl, vberssur nn
MIN spoil • marque* of Tea I
Dollars. Address DrV . LI)
8. EiTalto. No 140 Wood it. Newburgh. PA ands's.,
Tan wonderful success of - Ds. Hostetter's
celebrated wd urnivalled firemeth Bitters, from the time;
of ita introdection to the public, proves amelosinly Its
manlhat mprikelty omrany other tympana= of the kind
noir nesantriel. Its melon on Me &gamin mons I. of
the mat plemenrg character, removing all diagram or-mor•
Wity, gid.ig_Um mstern • ioard and healthy Mem—
In Mible PlMrPme. km of appetite, metal mental or
;apical wok:am, I tip awake is mat beneticent, Indeed:
ems of the mat direral car that ham env hero ander
samikal treatment ben barn entirety mired by this gnat
Neat Ai • tank, Ifostettrearklitere me atom &light(*)
ly beton Mids. .
drar k s i t m eei rr tialtiers rrorrally, everywhere, and
11, manufacturers and
Wantrand6Sihrmt ate. • rZtir'l
M MAIDEN LANE, AND 17 CEDAR STREET,
" NNW YORK.
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
WHAPPLNIZI=raWRITING
EX:Eial
or um on *LDI ro oxxxx,
PANCA COLORED AND 1753171 PAPERS,
BLOTTING PAPXIB, XNVELOVIS,
Straw and Bonnet. Boards.
TWINE HOUSE.
WELLARD 11.11.111r1717
114: Elide. Lana and 17 Cedar Strm,
BMW YORK.
HEXP, 0072011, ?LAX AIVI)
TWINES.
MICIWIZIP Lan KILIO7AMIIIID
• COY/MA.OM
or nary
COTTON, awn, 17A771L1A A " VrIERIOAN /MP
ROPE' •
!wad StagMang lja, Grab s . rbre .,
BENS- 'TWINES. •
• • anOiITERZAD,trot or
cioson AIM LINES.
siar6ll;ao777dee o •
ivAi r sEED- 7 -400 lbs. for sale by
11. lormit AlDrii"" Woo4 ai a d C* Catit.
Ia 0021.15-5 0 dozen No. 1, by steamer E m .
a ma OrstessiTstnehma Ibm1•17
MIIGAR-5 libds. prime for isle
is
1,.2 sadMostatel,'Hacting;
A.lindso To, so, pa booki4 - ' I. CiariLo 00.
ii 1 1 , 71:1.111T1:k'i 4 dr -ztltZ
PAPER,
l‘l.. Pa.sic Lours, has showered -upon us,*
Wow ind sopplp Niters sad
be grOpkiSrlei,
patioevbielk
...1!qW100$1104: ?141Trk:
•• ""..r.t .
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Vittsburgl2
PITT 81317 XL "MI:
FRIDAY &MENISCI, FEB. 4, 1:.9:
=rill O TY
nenliMileiMseimemonsion
City and News terns
/4 1 / 1 11 TSZTZHATIIIIII.—ObIICITISIOIIII habil at
Shaw'. Optician Stan, No. 68 Milli at., yesterday.
IN lIITA. TN 1111ADIL
0 o'clock, A. r 00 35
12 " x... '1........9n0w 40
6 " r. it —. „... 31
Barometer -
DAILY Uncle Paints/. Mimeo ' at the First
Methodist Prptcetant Church, Fifth ''street, caul
maiming at o'clock, A. a. All are cordially in-,
vitAd to attend.
The exercise/ TO-DAT will be condacted by Rev
Isaac Sawyer.
OtnoiMs' Mumma IN SIDI FIRTH WARD. —A
meeting of the citizens of the Fifth Ward was
held in Gaugwhich's Hall, on Liberty street,
on Wednesday smearing, to enquire whether there
the_ 1-
any Constitutional means by which the_ t
read company can be forced to, take up t eir
tracks from Liberty street, or In the word of
the call, "to see who owns that streets by he
Constitution of the United States."
The meeting organised by ceiling John 'A:
Parkinson, Esq., to the-chair andlappointing Mr.
Nesbit and Paul Siebert as Secretaries.
Col. Francis Felix was called on to address
the meeting. .He gave a detailed account of the
experience of the committee who were appoint
ed to visit Harrisburg and use their influence in
opposition to the projected "horse railway."
Mr. Richard Thompson was called on and
made a short epeeeh. He'said his name had
been used in preparing a bill for the Legislature,
but without his knowledge or consent. He had
always been, and should continue to bc, an anti
railway man.
The following preamble and resolutions were
then offered by Mr. Nesbit, and unanimously
adopted
Wnrariss, The latroduotion of the locomotive
within the city limits has proved destructive to
both lifekandproperty, therefore, .
Reitelred, r Thet-onr representaiives in Council
are hereby instructed - du , use their influence to
have horse-power substituted in. place of loco
motives:
Rooked, That the Railroad Company he re
quested to secure some other route through the
city which will dot interfere so much with the
convenience of the cititens.
Resolved, That neither United States, the State
of Pennsylvania, nor the city of Pittsburgh
have any right to locate each a nuisance on a
public highway as a locomotive has proved to be,
in opposition to the interests of the property
holders and citizens; particularly after the prop
erty holders have been compelled to pay for the
paving of the stmts.
The following persons were appointed a com
mittee to examine the charter Of the Railroad
Company, and the ordinance granting them the
right of way, and report to the next meeting:
Jacob Kellar, Jae. Allen, Pent Siebert, George
Stewart, Martin Hey!, J. W. Taylor, J. C. Con
ner, Francis Felix, John P. Glass and Joseph
Myers.
, Adjourned to meet next Thursday evening.
AnstaltLs..—We have received a private letter
from a gentleman-of this oily who went to the
Pike'e Peak gold region last year, from Which we
make a few exleseta
Ater-aria, K. T., Dec. sth, ISM.
I arrived here on the 24 of November, having
spent thirty-five days in traveling from lowa.
This point is about 600 miles from Council
Bluffs. There is gold here, but in what quantity
we cannot tell, not having bad an opportunity
of mining. 1 will go out very. early in the
spring; those who have mined this fall aver
aged from $3 to $5 per day, with pane. I will
go out with a party In the spring who know
where they can average from $l6 to $2O per
day.
Gen. Lorimer, with a compauy of fifty six
men, arrived here on the 88th of November, and
have ,lice laid oat a new town opposite this,
called Denver city. The General's "exterior"
differs, somewhat, from what we used to see in
old Pitt.
Fiats —On the let inst.; the dwelling house
of Mr. Thompson, of Joann tp., Mercer co.,
together with all its contente, Wee destroyed by
fire. The family were absent at church at the
time, and it le not known hon the fire originated.
On the night of the 27th utt., the dwelling
house of J. W. Cowen, Eeq., of Hillsborough,
Washington co., and most of hie property, in
cluding furniture, provisions, clothing, books,-
&a., were completely destroyed by fire. The
property hadimen under insurance in the Wash
ington County-Mutual Insurance Company for
the last ten years, until within a few we0ke......
On Banda, night last, a school hituse in the
-vicinity of Akron was fired, arid as soon as the
- people were gone to it an attack wasinade on
the County Treasury building, and on the en
trance of the burglar, MW ithal-Wright nabbed
him. He gives .hie name so Sapp. County
Treasurers will have to look out,-
Codtoocu.—This life-like personator of Luke
Fielding, a gentleman who hie no peer in that
and the characters of Louis XI, and Sir Giles
Overreach, has been one of the permanent at
tractions dining the last autumn .and this winter,
at Laura Keene'sANeir Theatre In New York.
In the new cometlYnf "Our American Cousin,"
Mr. C. carries a leading part, that of Abel Mar
cot, which the New York Times, the Mercury,
Atka, Leader and other papers declare to be the
finest piece of acting in the play. We have
made the above notice because among gentlemen
of the city who love the legitimate drama, Mr.
C. is a favorite and they will be pleased to learn
of his success.
Tzusutu,sace Marroct.—A large Meeting of
•the friends of temperance convened in the Court
Boone, at Beaver, on Monday 'evening. Prof.
8. Davenport presided, assisted by Thos. Mo-
Creery and Robert Talton as Vice Presidents,
and M. Wilson and J. H. Dtingan as Secreta
ries. The Rev. J. D. Kramer and Profs. Meteor
and Mercer favored the meeting with some
spirited and appropriate remarks. A committee,
consisting of Maestro. 8. B. Wilson, D. Ramsey
and A. Wynn, presented a constitution for the
organizetion of a society in that place, which,
after some discussion, was adopted. The
pledge was then passed round and_over one bun.
dred signatures obtained.
WIIISKT.—The awful fate of the family which
perished hero on Monday night Ands a counter.
part in an event will:A.:we find recorded in
the Norristown Herald, as follow.: Oa Than.
day morning last, two black men and a woman
were found dead beside one of the kilns at Ma
gee's quarries, just—below this place. One of
them had rolled on the edge of the hot limestone,
and all of them had been suffocated by pa. They
provided themselves with a stock of whisky the
evening before and let off for the. kilns, where
heat was abundant without price. Thus they
got etupid, fell over on the kiln and died a re•
Dian.—Air. James P. Wifely, of this oily,
died at Altoona on Tuesday, after an illness of
two or three days., was In the employ of
, APCullough dc.Andenott, liquor merchants of
Liberty street, as collecting agent, end resided
on Wylie streetecond door below Elm. He
was much- esteemed for his social qualities, and
a large circle of aoqtutintanoes Will regret hie
death. His remains were brought to the cily
on Wednesday, and buried yesterday.
BUROIAILT.—The tavern house of Jesse Keis•
ler, in Slipperyrook tp., Butler county, was
entered by burglars, on the night of the 2Gth
ult. The thieves broke Into the bar-room and
forced open the liar and money drawer, taking
therefrom about thirty dollars in money. Mr.
K: was absent In this city at the limo, and the
on. persons In the house wore Mm. K. and a
lad neighbor.
Arrl.Tax tax•payen of Jef
ferson tp., Washington, CO. - , held an anti-tax
meeting
. et Elderiville on the 27th ult., at which
they passed • series of resolutions,"and appoint
ed delegates to • County Convention, to be held
in Washington this month. They are instructed
to oonferwith delegates or spats of the Hemp
geld
Tun Alliance .21imes says that Mr. Maisenba
mar, an employee of the Pittsburgh and Cleve
land railway, had bli thigh.broken, at Alliance,
on Thursday, while '''ooopling" the cars...
Mr. M'Coy, conductor on the flempfteld, bad
his hand ornate,' co Aloaday in the eame way.
Tea good prople of Washington borongh.cel
ebrated Melte), tk anniversary of Burn's. birth
day, on To.-. 1%, of last week, by a grand sapper
at the Foil.. House. al Wldob speech, long and
good ell.. r prevailed. :
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Booze am SrAzunizzi.—We have; before al
luded to the etanparatively new house Of Davis
& Co., Odd Fellows building, Fifth street. Al
though a new business bones, the gentlemanly
proprietors are old and well-known citizens, who
have been closely identified with business here
for years. -
Their room o amongst the boat in the city, in
its arrangements, size and location. Their
shelves, counters and drawers groan under a
stook compristoga fall assortment of everything
In the Book, Stationery. end Stationers fancy
goods flue. We see here an assortment of Bi
bles, from the ponderous pulpit tome to the
neatest gilt edge morocco pocket; hard by are
samples of Psalm; Hymn and Prayer Books, in
almost every style and size ; here we', see an
elegant set of Waverly sad Dickens complete,
and Barns, Moore, Byron, Shakspeare and all
the other poets, historians and scientific outliers,
in various editions and at various prices, to suit
customers. We see a fine assortment of eta
tionery,—all kinds of paper, pens, envelopes,
inks' desk furniture, au any quantity, from a
single sheet or item to a dozen reams or up
wards. We see chess-men and boards, of the
richest patterns—fine steel plates of notable men
and things, in elegant gilt frames, at marrelons
ly low prices—and in glint a greater variety of
good than we can possibly enumerate, In a brief
notice.
' The fittings of the room itself are worthy of
attention, tho books being ranged upon shelves
not above your reach, and covered from dust by
eliding sash which push up out of sight“
We would advise an ilurpeotion of this room
and stock by ell who require anything in their
line.
ArreT.Tsx. Marron in Ataxamsnr.—A meet
ing was held In the First Ward, Allegheny, on
Wednesday evening, at the bongo of Mr. John
Bidden', over which thigh Morrison presided,
T. N. Smith, Secretary. A min of 4 ° 0 4"
resolutione woo pursed, and the followlog - easo
were adopted :
Resolved, That the action of two of our County
Commlesioners in voting the stock of the Pitts
burgh Sr. Cleveland, Allegheny Valley andthe
Pittsburgh & Steubenville Wires& meets with
our unqualified disapprobation, and We would
suggest to Mr. Patterson that in doing on he
violated the solemn pledgee,tie which be woe
elected.
• • .
Respired, That their actlik.ot- Tuesday, in
voting the-took es
s of the Alleg's . , Valley Rail
road, deserves hearty eoudialostion, and we re
qneet them at once to .disohOge thele,Solicifor,
who is a Railroad Director, 'Mineola Solicitor,
and is betraying the' interests of the people, and
embarrnesing our defense kaltult the Railroad
Bonds.
Messrs. James Quarts, W:{11. Philllppi, Basel
Thompson and Mons BoreLod were appointed
delegates to the Convention si the 16th.
Tun Fifth Annual Report of the officers of
the House of Refuge for Western Pennsylvania,
has just been issued in pamphlet form from the
Gaztrrn printing office, Fifth street. The re
ports and accompanying documents mike up a
snug book of 52 papers, embellished with, a Ana
cot of the House of Refuge. At the time when
the Reports were reed to the Contributore; some
three weeks since, we presented ID our columns
a faithful abstract of their contents which It Is
unnecessary for us now to repeat.
We learn that this moot worthy and veduable
Institution is about asking an appropriation from
the Legislature to aid in carrying fully out the
benevolent designs which its founders had in
view in its establishment. We believe that if no
other valid plea, (there are many other) could
be urged, the appropriation might bt claimed on
the ground that what is 'lien here would be
so much saved from Penitentiary expenses, not
to mention the rescue of young people on their
way to that fearful place.
Floe. COLOR Leos lectured to asthma audieoce
last evening, in Lafayette MIL He Is a quick,
nervous speaktir, not touch confined to his notes,
and was. me we thought last night, not very
original or brilliant in his style or his facts. To
those who may never bare read any of the books
on the Holy Land, Mr. Lyon's lecture would
doubtless be interes'ing.
. The next performance will, we are happy to
state, be from a fajorite of Pittsburghers, John
o..Baxs, who will read a new poem, and draw a
foil house. He will be here on the tub (net..
PATICNT GlAlltr.l".--A patint wu granted,
last week. in E A Homer, of New Brighton, for
an improved method of extracting oil from coal.
We learn that a legal gentleman, agent for some
great. Scolchman, is now In this country, having
recently arrived at Now York, and that be Is
instructed to bring suits against all the distillers
i t
of coal oil for infringing his pst t . Thil, we
suppose, consists in the intend of the roe
chinery by which the oil is tetra d
A Torso man, named Sh hiceoriSickc
left the home of hie parents, a little south of
New Castle, on litonday last about five o'clock,
under circumstances calculated to excite fears
that a mental calamity has fallen upon him. He
arose from bed
,as usual, and after stirring the
flee wrote upon the slate, "good bye mother,"
and left; since which time no trace of him ben
been (mind.
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Detcorres to the Temperance convention, on the
Bth of February, et Lafayette Hell. The number is
not restricted, and ell are invited to attend.
McKeesport—Res Moms Heath, Hugh Rosalind,
Rev Robert Wilson, J 1, Cook, Rev Mr MoKineter,
J B Crawford, John Frich, And Krittlow, Fred
Rotten, Chas F Stephenson.
rer•ri/fre Tr.—And. Christy, Hamilton Stewart.
MARTI2I L WORTIMI was ordained and In
stalled pastor of the church of IBA?lands, by the
Presbytery of Allegheny City, on the 27th ult.
Roy. Dr. Elliott preached the sermon; Rev. L. IL
BPAboy presided, made the ordaiolng prayer,
and delivered the charge to the pastor: Rev Dr.
Wilson pre the charge to the people.
Tus congregation of S. B. Reed, Find U. P.
Church. gave their pester, on Wednesday even
ing last, a splendid purse containing.sl42. This
was a substentisl token of the esteem In which
the Rey. gentleman ie held by his people.
R. B. Sranmso, Eso., on Tneedey lakt, pur
chased the elegant residence late owned by Edw.
Rohm, Esq., Co recently advertised in the
Gazette, giviog therefor $20,000. it was a good
price, but a most elegant house too, withal. Mr.
Rehm advertises when and what he wishes to
sell. Make note of !
Tot Beaver Argus says: "We
.:learn that a
company of capitalists, residing in Piueburgb
and in the east, have purchased a lot of ground
from Mr. A. P. Lama, lying in the borough of
Freedom, and have commenced the, erection of
an extensive building, intended for the manu
facture of Cannel Coal Oil." •
We would call attention to a Cotillion Party
this evening, at Neville Hall, corner of Fourth
and Liberty streets, given for the benefit of Ed
ward Doran, who bas been prostrated by sick
ness for months past, end le in a destitute con
dition. Ticketa for sale at the door—price $l.
A NAN nod a woman have been arrested at
Johnelowo, charged with having perpetrated •
child murder there some weeks ago. They were
remanded for examination.
Tun closing sale‘of Jewelry, at the Commas
011'1135'es Rooms, N. 54 Fifth street, this Fri
day and Saturday evenings, at (3 o'clock. See
advert .nent.
Wr indebted to Hon. E. D. Genam for
cop' the Report on Common School, of the
Slat
Tun Councils of Allegheny City iteld their
regular monthly meeting at their chili:ll4're but
evening.
ANT of the following articles can be-obtained at
Downs' well known shad, Federal street, Allegheny.
Good Family Bread. Cake. and Confectionery in
every variety. Fresh Peaches, Tomatoes, Plumbs,
Citron, Pine Apple, Brandy Peaches, Aesorted Pre
serves, Jelly'., Pickles and Ketchup. Capers, Wor
cestershire Sauce, Pickled Lobsters, Sardines, Famil y
Chocolate, Baker'. Broma, 3a., Au. 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.
Tan nFinkle Sewing. Machine," of which MI. J.
Carnughen, of Allegheny city, is the agent for
Weldon , Psulls.Yirellia, is distinguished for its noise
lessness to working, the beautiful simpibLity of the
arrangement by which the thread Ls tightened, and
the general eleanlineu with which the machine may
be bundled, wit may be oiled without soiling the
ilingertat ell.
FASIIIIMABLE garments for men and
. boye, made
to order in the newest styles, by Carnsgtnin,-Pederel
street, Allegheny city. A fall stock of fine clothe,
casement, Testing', La., always on hand for this
purpose, and sold at low retie for cub.
17 J 63111 Clover Seed,
'lD:rtoro ob4l tor oda by WS WATT it WILSON
DRY PEACHES—NO bus. Tenn. Peaches
In Writ and for We try
Jan
FRESH RQLL BUTTER--10 bbls. strictly
pills% and 4 dofresti Ziptjast naklnd sad far mu
cry HiplaLlt, WIKTIIh OD, U 6 Libart7 at.
BINANS.-150 bus. choice email white in .
'store awl for male kw, to dote out calakOotaat at 1116
Liberty ' J.S ' RIM" •VIETS • CO.
B"g' .13433;--3,000 Stark A and Alt =hea
ter Dessnlon In stets and forma by • -
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CONGRESSIONAL..
Wasitisorox, Feb.
The House passed with amendments the Senate
bill relative to the New York Indian reservation in
MUMS. It eats apart 320 acres' or each individual
Indian who is removed from New York to the reser
vation assigned to them under thttreety of 1838; the
Indian. to have one year within Meta to make their
selections and preemptions, to bis secured from date
of settlement; the money derived from the sale of
lands, other than those selected by the Indian!, to in
paid into the Treasury for their benefit.
On motion of Mr. Reagan, of Texas, the Judiciary
Committee was Instructed to inquire into the expedi
ency of reporting a bill to define and provide for the
punishment of Polygamy in territory of the United
States, end to reorrain the people and authorities
therein from Interference with the Federal Judiciary.
Mr. Faulkner, of in., reported a resolution in
structing the Committee on Printing to inquire into
the expediency of devising some plan by which the
President's menage and the accompanying deco
manta can be earlier printed. He said hat although
Congress hu been In mission for two onthss-such
documents as are essential to the bu Incas of the
Committee on Military Affair' have not yet been
printed.
Mr. Leteher, of Va., offered an am dmont, which
was agreed to, that further inquiry be made as to
whetheithe pay for double type-setting may not be
avoided where the work is executed by the same per
son for both hobs., of Congress.
Mr. Houston, of Ala., remarked that the Presi
dent's message and the accompanying documents
will make four volumes, when three-fourths of the
whole matter is worthless to the . I"iiited States.
Resolution adopted.
House then went into Committee of the Whole on
the-State of the Tinian, on the Ulcerative, Legislative
and Judicial appropriation blll.- ,
An earnest debate ensued on the redaction of the
item of approppation for boxes 'applied to members
of Congress, Lb question of economy being involved.
Mr. John Cochrane, of N. S'., said that the time
thus contained Wes worth very tench more thantheee
boxes. Gentlemen ought to confine themselves to
weightier mature for retrenehmeit
Stanton of Ohio, replied that he would strike
down the army', to the peace establishment of 1820;
strike down the navy and curtail the Poet OSce ex
penditures, Ac.i
Mr. Cochrane, responded that math action would
deform and not reform tbepublie terries.
Mr. Crawfors ' of Ga., said that twn boxes were
foe each memb er, in which to mend home public
documents. ,
Ga.. remarked that ho had received
when he wu entitled to eight. fie
.resent of the other etc to the govern
or.]
dollars for the boxes was then voted
and other contingent expenses of
saddles, horses, wagons, etc., were
Mr. 'hippo, a
only two bozos
would make •
meat. [Laugh,
`Five thalaao.
to be stricken .
the House, "rtz
The arnendra at to strike out $12,000 for nowspa.
pen for them ••• bets was rejected.
The control • • thee TON without =rang to o. =D
eluder' on the •, 1, and the House adjourned.
Soars.—M Seward; of N. Y., presented a me
morial from tb Legialaure of •New York,.asking an
approPrtation t• promote the efileieney and security
of the tuwbors t the termini of the Erie Canal, on
Lakes Ontario nd Erie.
Mr. Sewardelaimed that the memorial war one
of themost able state papers erne laid before the
Senate.
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The mereorial \was road and referred.
Mr. Bayard, from Judiciary Committee, reported
adversely to the alai= of Mews. Lane and Wear
thy u Senators from-Indiana; and said ha would
rail up the van on Monday.
Mr. Seward moved that MOUT.. LOllO and Einar.
thy be admitted to the floor daring the dimnisten of
their claim,. Laid over.
. .
Mr. Houston, of Texas, introddeed a bill to unite
the two Jodieial districts of Taxes, the object of the
bill being to remora Judge Wert... ,
Mr. Collamor represented. minority report from
the Judiciary Committee in reference 'to the tautest•
ed mita of Indiana wasters.
Mr. °win, of Ca 4, mum' to re-Nino:dor the voto
by which the Agricultural bill was yesterday re-com
mitted, which wu carried, you 27, nays 20. The
bill was therefore taken up, reiliacussool, amended,
and Ito further consideration than postponed till
Monday, in order that Mr. Clay, of Ala., may speak
on it.
Thu Indian Appropriation bill 'ram then taken up,
debatad and passed-
The Senate want tato exereative gamins and sable
quaint, ndjaurned.
WAnnInCITON, Feb. 3.—The Secretary of the Tract
nary sent to the Douse to-day a reply to the Motu
lion passed by that body, calling for the actual and
probable receipts front the enuttonis, piblio lands and
other eources, fiv this and the next Canal year. sod
for bin opistioti whether said receipts will be ade
gauss to meet the public expenditures. Ile says the
receipts for the lint quarter of the present fiscal
year, ending September last, were nia . rly $45,231,-
000, a. stated In his sunset report; ceiptor or re
maining three quarters estimated at 30,500,000, of
which mum ;37,000,000 were estimated to be derived
from customs. It was believed that the quarter end
ing December lost would yield $10,000,000; present
quarter, ending March Slet, *15,000,000; and next
quarter. ending Jute 30th, $12,000,000, in reference
not only to customs but to public lands and other
sources of revenue.
All the inforusatiou which has been received at
tbitHepartmentwirme his annual report confirms the
'Correctness of - the attlirnififer the pedal& reeedpis
for the present and the next fiscal year, He is there
fore of the opinion that the rank wilt show that the
actual receipts for the remaining quarters of the
mascot and for the next fiscal year, will not vary
materially from the estimates already submitted to
Congress.
In support of thii opinion he submits a compari
son of receipts for the same quarter' nf the two pre
ceding years ; during the fopeal year ending the 30th
June, 1857, the importations were very heavy,
amounting in dutiable goods-, excluslie of those ex
ported, to over $294,000,000, and the receipts from
the customs of that year were $63,348,000 ; in the
fiscal year ending June, 1858, the importations ware
much reduced, amounting in dutiablegoods, exele.
sire of those imported, to $202,000;000, and the
receipts for the customs far that • year were
$42,046,000.
To realise his astin;atas the importation of dutia
ble goods for the present fiscal yeer must reach
$250 r 000,000, besides those exported; and for the
next fiseal year the "um of $280,000,000. Compa
ring 'the foregoing statement of receipts, and looking
to a favorable and healthy reaction in business, he
should regard it as unsafe and unwise to calculate
upon a larger Importation than the present estimates
contemplate; and, entertaining these opinions, he's
compelled to say that the receipts will not be ade
quate to the necessity of public exigencies unless the
expenditures should be reduced below the amount
estimated, for he has seen no indications that would
induce the opinion that such," result can be reason
ably anticipated. On the contrary, should the bills
which base been pasted by both houses and become
laws, the expenditures would be very largely and
permanently increased. It is estimated that the
Pension Bill, which has passed the House, would add
several millions to the annual expenses of the gov
ernment, and oven a larger amount for the next fiscal
year. The other bill. which have passed either the
Senate or the House, would, in • large measure,
swell the amount of expenditure.
,
The recommendation to abolish the franking priv
ilege and raising the letter postage to five cents with
the view of bringing the Post Office Department as
near ae possible to it. former self-sustaining position
will, if carried out, greatly relieve the treasury. If,
however, the appropriations made at the present ses
sion shall reach the amount estimated front the ffec
retary's report, a deficiency will exist which must be
provided for by additional legislation, and to the ex
tent that the appropriation shall exceed the estimates
will that deficiency be necessarily increased: He
says he has already expressed the opinion that the
public debt ought not to be increased by an addi
tional loan; that opinion remain, unchanged. The
present tariff should be so modified as to eupply
inch deficiency u may exist, and recommends his
views on the subject expressed in his annual report,
to favorable consideration.
He calls attention to the outstanding treasury
notes. In the estimate of rereipts and expenditure.,
the permanent redemption of them us they may felt
due has not been contemplated; all the calculation" ,
have been made upon the basis of continuing them
In circulation, and, as 'a matter of muse, the re,
demption of the whole or any part mast increase the
anticipated da6cienc7, mules, authority be given for
their raison or other proirblonbe made for their re
demption. Since Febre_ary last there has been re
deemed $543,700, and by the 30th of June next the
sum of $17,760,900 will frill due,. at which time their
payments mart be met.
Should Congress , adjourn without legittattng on
the subject, It would berwim*t finpossibie, under the
most favorable recelpte frscifjho'ordloary mitres',
for the department to meet the public liabilities un
til another Commie should be convened.
Sr. Lou.,, Fob. 3.—A private letter from Sell
Lake City, of January 7, received in this city, says
that Judge Sinclair had adjourned the Grand Jury
sine die; upon the petition of nine members, in which
they declare their Inability to proceed in the examin
ation of witnesses, he consequence of the excitement
and violence manifested. The jury MU composed
of nine Gentiles and twelve Mormons, and the fac
tions spirit ran so high that revolvers wore drawn,
and a general light was with difficulty prevented.
The letter adds: "The Idea of an impartial jury or
justice being obtained in that city I" .
The Leavenworth "Onewittimi" states that Brown,
who bad been pursued and surrounded at Eureka, by
the Marshal and his posse, succeeded in making his
escape on Monday into Nebraska. A small detach
ment of troops were sent by CoL Samna to aid in
the capture of Brown, but returned on learning his
escape.
The overland mall of the 10th uIL has inked,
being 23 days out, including 22 hours detention.
Paul C. Shore was killed in Seta Claris county. by
'Thomas Seals, on the 6th. Great excitement pre
vailed, and the military was called out to protect the
prisoner, who was conveyed to jail at San Jon.'
A rumor prevailed at San Francbmo that 300 per
sons in the penitentiary wen accidentally poisoned
by the use of some otiemical - mixed in the flour.
Then is doubtless some truth in the rumor, hut it is
greatly exaggerated.
The Probate Judge in Carson Valley has publish
ed a card declaring his intentiow to perform the
ditties of his belts without fear or favor of any man.
A collision between him , and the'Anti-Mormons is
ngarded es inevitable.
den. Kibbco L .till ;mos:eating the war against
the Indiana in the north with great lIIICCI4I. He km
killed quite a number and taken over ZOO prisoners.
BT. Lome, Feb. B.—The river-le about We.lks."7
thie point: The Upper Miseoari is need RR
Weather eery dear last Impair, awl 1 1
enowlell daring the alsht. It . Is elezzedd , ram , -
log. 'Thermometer 14 .
tmdya
WAs . ►anim a * (kir, PoLta
bzitCrb s talusto‘ f m
sucias H - T."
nI hl.tst
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SEWING MACHINES-,
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-
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[atuutel Dispatch for the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
liannisurno, Feb. 3.—SesAta.—The following
bills wore read in place, By Mr. Coffey, an act rola
tivo to dollerting taxes in Cambria 00.
The rarions Committees roported the following
among other bills To prevent the deitroetiot of
Trout in malt county.
Ileum, bill, a supplement to an act incorporating
the Fayette railroad, was tort; it bed passed to a
second reading ; both our Benatonfroted agairme it ;
it was laid over.
flourra.—The Special Committee on the salrject
reported that Mr. Proudfoot le entitled to the scat of
Mr. Porter, of Cambria. A minority report was
also presented. Mr. Rohrer altered a rovalution In
quiring an t 6 Mr. Proadfoors eligibility, it being al
leged that be le Or. unnatarallsed foreigner. The
Speaker decided it oat of order, and Mr. Proudfoot
was sworaln, Mr. Rohrer then rendrced his reso
lution, which eras lest on the ground that no evi
dence was produced.
The Special Committee on the subject repro-tea the
contract of MCINTO. Bergner & Co. to print the record,
and metiers was made to ratify the contract, which
glee Hereto mach debate, daring which Mr. Bergner
altered the contract at the desk. Mr. Foster called
attention to the forgery; when the eubject was re
committed. The project is now practically dead
and could not command thirty votes.
Sr. LOLLS, Feb. 2.—Flattoring /111COUnt8 From tho
Kansas gofil regions continuo to be received.
A rich 4¢srtz vein has been discovered at Ralston
Fork, 12 mile. from Aurora, and shot gold abounds
in several localities.
Ft. Defiance dates, by Santa Fo mail, to Dee. 21,
my the Navajo Indium acknowledge losing 200 Eros,
20,000 shemp, 500 horror, and the destration of 1000
huts, with an immense quantity of grain, altogether
rained at Upwards of $lOO,OOO, during the late war.
Mr. Post, to a latter to the Santa Fe Gazette, inti
mates that there is a diSpoaltion.to , deal too harshly
with these radians, and saltlfnertalti terms are en
acted, it will tarn them from portuihi of induatriaad
agriculture, by which they now support the whole
nation of 12,000 souls, =stain 2.00,000 sheep and
60,000 homer, and make 'them robbers and plun
derers.
Nan Yoteo, Feb. 3 —43ottcd 00500 of 260 balm sod guano.
lions noroltal. acraltiag the, arrival of the Ada; uplands
middling. III;. Floor heavy; rile. 9000 May at 56,254
6,20, for Ohio. Whnak des 51006 hush. Corn buoyant;
sale. 11,44 bush; MI le ctlrrad for mixed and 57 it nand.
Porieborrymt at. 517,75419,92. for maw Lard Cosayarit at
1216412?,. Keg Lard 135:•;,. Whisky firm at MII.g. Macao
Healy. Tallow cheady at trb,41114. Pot AA. firmer at
5.50.!45,76 Mocks irregtilar, Omemat. Chicago ZOE La.
moms A lilt awake., lb,i; 15 . Y. Ccorral 02%, Missouri does
h 4: Michigan Central 'lbe'el; Putatus It. It. 114; Pacific Moil
1.8.7914 Termer:ewe WI. Sun Ohirs 1596,107.
PIIILMILPIII.I, Feb.:l.—floor unchanged; Ma. Of auper.
fine at 55,75, exam at 50.2. 9 and extra family at 56,50, sad
1 . the Undo at 55, 8 :49 the I Toltec for red stone wad pre
mium. Eye Flour . ,25,0 Corn Moal yclef. Wheat Brady;
ZOO both rod w./1.1 at 41,3701,1,40, and white at 5L4451,7A.
Eye dull 0176. (Nem In fair demand; atlas of 6090' bushels
yellow et 75474. 560 bosh white Beane sold at $1,229. Oota
steady .160. Whisky firm at 27Q123. _ •
Crarcurcon, Fab. 3 —Flour ha bettor demand, withoot
any important ,hedge In prised. Whisky atuody, with •
felt demand .1 151.. There le no change lo the Fravlrlone
market. and It le rather auks; (.4 bbl. of Mem Park was
:told at 215,60, at Clifilimthe, to MI a contract,. and 309 bbl.
to the city trade at 519. Lard la selling wt 11:•,I, with mend
wallagnewe to eel.. Nuthingwod done In Koran, batholders
are arm. Exabange hmmticr. and not latter. The Money
Market 11 quiet and miry 8114312.
j r,
titurnen4l. Feb. 3 Flour dull and non/Intl. Wheat
dull bow unchamgeth 'arm. amt s of yellow anal abate at
74476 Phavidlana fir . Whisky arm; mica of Ohio at
29. Coffee fitm at 11 .
Urgulax
Monongahela Rive,
STXMIER TEUXIRAPTI.
, ttallltitl
B. Mall Packets
STEAMER 'PATERSON,
3. C. Woonwsbn Cat,. lisonsis
?TEAL ER LCZAllie P., C 1.1.7. K. Bassrw.
AIiOVE, SEW STEAMERS ARE
I. now running regularly.) ILA-MU us Bea leave Plths
burgh at 11l 'deist& A. hi., Aia keening , Coats .At
o'clock P. -M. (or JPlLeelport, Ellosbothlsortt...Afottilks•
beta City, Cookstown, Milisborobgh, likes Lattelling, Cram.
borough and Canoes, ocronectingat Bnornsvilla with tracks
tot Uniontown, and Payette Springo, connects at Rice's
Landing with bass for Jefferson. thatuichseltown and
Waynseburf, and at Orsonsborough for Magni:down,
Passengers ticlo.ted through trim Pittsburgh to Union.
town for $2, meats Andoltate-rsonaa on boat. included.
C. W. MOLLER, Ante;
ants—Jet Brownsville Whartboat, at foot of Omni st.
PITTSBURGH AND DIRDIPHIS
'o' WI 0 IS
•
AEA 1650. iatit 165 9.
IDA MA?. ANGLONAXON. HASTINGS.
THE ABOVE LINE HAVING JUST
been orstnlzol, sill run weekly, having a var., con.
verdent and elegant steamer to leave mei port every week.
For (retell or pensage apply on board or to
lall:dtt FLACK, DARNIS A CO., Agent.
eincinnatt, xc
VCR CINCINNATI AND LOU- L ar tg a
ISTILLIS.—Tho tvantlfol pamenger
eteanter IDA MAY, Capt. May, Clerk John Oneer
Inve for the boo and all Intermediate port, or SATUR
DAY, 6th lo.t. For freight or pommy, apply on hard or
to tel /LACK, MASKS *CD., Amts. ,
FOR CINCINNATI—The fine l ar ia t
otoamor BEJAIONT, Capt. Jamb
For will toaro for the &bore and all Intermediate porn
on ERIS DAT, 411 i Inagua, at 4 r. W Yor trolght or pm .
Mgo apply on board or to
Jar FLACK. BARNES A 00, Agent..
'omatlle, $
WOE LOUISVILLE—The uplen
dld pasaengsr atearner "JACOB gOE,"
Capt. Brown, vnll Dare for the above end all lutennallinie
ports on TIM DAY, 4th last., at 4 P.M: For freight or
passage apply on board or to FLACK, BARNES & CO.,
fel ' Agent..
FOIL LOUISVILLE—The splen.;
did new psawnger packet EElf WEST,
Capt. Enos, will hum for the abort. and'all intermediate
ports, on Tills DAY, 4th tartan; at lu A. M. Tor
freight, peerage apply on board, or to
fel PLACE, BARN ES A CO., A dente.
5St. &c
VOR ST. LOUIS--
4.• —The Roo Reamer MODERATOR, Capt.
Y. Marotta, will leave for the shore and all totermaliato
ports on THU DAY, Feb, 4th. For (night or passage
apflou board, or to
FLAME, BARNES A 00., Agt.
FUR ST. LOUIS—Th, fine
erogetpacket J. H. CONN ,Ca pt.Woo.l
Torn, will leave for the above and all Jolene.. e
THIS DAY, 4th kat, at 4 o'clock, P. M. For freight
pores uo
or pelage apply on boltn.l or to
Ja2l
'FoxCAIRO,
MEMPHIS —The
MOS, Clot. B. B. Fo
intermediate port',
• o'clock, P. U. For
.1.13
Fr ASK, UAIU KB i 00.
ilcb3 earans,
- - -
OR MEMPIIIS AND NEW
URLEANS.—Tbe One !demon . ARGYLE,
(Apt. Geo. W./Ebben, will leave for Ibe alvre and ell tn
tertordlate porbb on TURODAY, bib In4t, at 4 p.m. For
freight or parmago apply on board or to
fA FLAOH,BAENII9 &CO:, Agents.
. •
There bno new. it title quarter. It gnawed - oars) all
dry on Thursday, bet the weather tr. mild.aed net unhing
e.; except under 1.. t. Matt ill dill at • - vat boding
.
i' e - librivions,.Coni..Perri t aid Naphtha arrived fronatwo--
low, with find rate cargoes, all of them. Nribteadeparted.- .
~
'no CincionatlCommercial of yeasmday aye: •
• The Gen. Pike; Capt. - Feller, leaves forPithborgb,lbis
ve
ening. The Pike has recently bent lengtheued,.ntaking
her 0110 of the largest and feast Osman en ouyeratem.—,
Tbo Rochester, Capt, Dunlap, and • Potomac, Copt, llarr7 ,
alto leave for Pittablugh $O,lO. Nearly . an she - yreat ee re to
i.port, were detained by the rainy weather..., —..The Similes ,
rival from PlisabotgW , Jor Louisville . - - T he Commerce itit
for hero . let of.Mumon from' Newport Barrechastift. _-
...
be shipped for Pittsburgh today oor the Clew Copt: . F.
Memoir:used through the city roundly Ur ISt Louis. Lie
will load the lowa at that point for Pitteborgb,and Oahe.
belie,' The Late abeam thYgoothertr rivers
have ea rn ed the illeeketippi In New Orleans to keep at neer.
ty fall tide, though falling at pointe Nape, ',-
Imo Planter of toe 74th learns from ondaniteftenthodri:
that the citizens of White River Tilley are preparing ha pr
Mien Congers to establlab • mall routs-1y alcounars
ilerophie to Anemia and Little Red River. ;
Nasstrash—TU Cumberland we. Riling on the Mit, with'
7 feel .on the ehoals. --The Clifton had arrived (ruin Ram'
fought and the &mango and gibbed departed.
Tat Plot. Lektrin Aftrimmtte4llo *SD Mame=
n tb,tharthe 'autrylog of Me river mall betiman
r eptile and Cairo is in • state of Immtnekm. Iran tbt,%- t
papers see learn that the Philadelphia. the Lott",
boat mnmegln the Ilne,badlald op,tiareing over berfreighti;;,l
et 4 Loather.. L
• The Louisville Courier, .eyee , ",... .- • •'
naNRIPIODZD Tow Boar.—The tow beat which exitivdr. 7 k,":t
in the Loves WM, the other dayeente Ma Weller ilm',Tsl ; lt".
an old dilapidated rtern-wheeiam „, " The - boat 'etan: - b.,t-
Pitteborigh. &Men years , ag0.,!Y:k...Z. , -Ter..,771..1ry,-3!
satin) ye.." •
Atome g the thand.r - j 4 1:,7,tY; , 1.0_1.c.7,3tT,;.
between the h oax'
The mateor 7 Y
- 1 - Virt3,-100.bushels reo'd *and for mile, by i fi
Nj , ja3l • . • . • .
FOR NEW ORLEANS (wrrn
oursraThe splendid steamer ALMA,
Capt. Bahama,
Aor t a . Clem .111 lasso tor the'. vet
sod all intsrmedlate porta. WM load with dispatch. Ap.
ply on board or to J. A. 110111P180f1 or 01t0.241C Js24
Steamboat Register. _
AIIRITII9. DEPANTED.
Luzune, Brownville. Imserne, Brownsville.
Telegraph, do. • Telegraph, do. •
Oolonel Bayard, Elizabeth. Col. Bayard, Elizabeth.
Corn Peny:Louisville, rry, Bt. Loins,
&harmo • I
•
Neptune, Naahville,
•
DRY - PEACHES-,201 eke now landing
Gun Weimar Lactase and for We by
Jll5 ILIAIMIDKIKEY t aa;
11 - 00FLAND'S GERMAN BITTEEI3-10
gro. tor nolo by , A. A. PAUNEBTOCK ACO.
PAPERWEIGHTS, Bill Files and Cheek
aides for ale by W. 3. 11.11VIf.
JIM corner Market and &coma sta.
SPRING MEASURING TAPES, Brass and
Plated for was by W 8. RAWLY,
.1829 Nod. 81, 93 and ab Market street. •
YE FLOUR in 40 lbs. sacks
see by 0. 29 KMY rPII9.4LLINB.-
IPLOUR - - 7 221.761+3. Extra Superfine ree'd
1 end far ralr. by WU. 1 1'WTOB101f,
0 22 ..Na 395 Liberty it. .
QT.AIIOII-25 ban, Pearl in stare and for
inkb/ - lda 3 a OANYDELD &DI
- A SSORTED COLORS ground in oil
.171. 1 +7 , - • - T. IL ITETITI tf.
CAST R& PLAIDS tit
--ar"2 l )mullimattlatkteut ußcm"ELD
-- •- • - owl •
waLoKs,m9vwpLEF,-
tilwr,#));7l,fl4
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P17T98 UR C~Br PBNN'II•
Commercial
COMMITTER OP ARBITRATION roR JANUARY—.
R. 0.., V. P., S. P. EIIIIItYIt, W. ELLiuts, G. B.
Jox., O. W. CaKs.
PITTSBURGH 01.ats.KETS..
(R portal Sp ritz!Sy fur the Pittsburgh Garettej
Prtrartracm Tuner, Tun, 4.124 D. •
FLOU/Htbera were only a fear wa g on loads *Ad ;aster , ' -•
day from 0 rat bands at $5;45 for extra. Trora i Nba t ,Vklas of
400 bbls 1105=11 lots at 0,25g5.31 supar. 70 far.
_: - aod so, 4 o.fortimrStra&e-Go 10 . 00 . 0 ait. 0 . 00 2k
OftAtet--we could he. of no operations beyond 400 bag, -
Oat. from store on prima Jamul and 100 bus Ifaßtorsitatat'
Wheat from Imam at $4lO. .•
000 glair0--ttaaar ; Wet .1' 25 Hide 9agar at 7%3E1:
wi 'h iaxi3 l "tV2oll r br:s d
reclloed at 26; 19 do rsw at
2i, and 10 do old Rye at 714 $l,OO. •
AfiLlE2l—tales of 15 tons Soda Mb at 331,tinse.
ONlOSS—anises of 30 MU at RAO "41 bit. • •
D—lmk, of 110 bat Otornr froardrat bandi 5t46,10
50 bus do at 813,25; 150 box font store at RIX ; sod 40 bbis
on 04:ate tem.
SUlTER—aales of 6 and 4 bbls roll at 19nod 10 bx at 20
IL4T—salea at scales of 25 bulds at $9.(a12 ton. .
b:GGS—eales of 2 bbl. at 15.
0711051—• sale of If balm ordinary (Tennessee) at N.
011.61t3B—rotto of OT bra at 10.
CRANOXHILLEM—tak. of 0 bbla at.sll,ao. • •- •- • '
PLITATOYS—aIes 083 bbl. Nethataaccts at 1 2 . 50: 23 1 4 ,
do nt $1,00; 250 btu Slats at 80; and 260 bar talud
MONETARY ANO COMMEREIAXi
The eetol.annuni payment of We 'lnterest on tbegiate
Debt was commenced yesterday, at the Farmers , . and
chant& Bank, and continued to-day. The manta to he
paid la about n =Mins of dollera, and the Wadi hero tame •
all wady, while the faelllties taming theta cat have bees,
for a great rush. But there trak been no rush *hit.
ever, nod the disbursing clerks have had an easy Job of It
There could be no better Illustratiou of the dullness of the.
times, the abundance of money and the indifferenee of alsO
people in regard to It, [nen this Very malerate mortnawt
of We State's . Creditors to obtain their Jost duct. The .
Slate'. credit - 1s geed, end after paying Chic Interest. thine
hi tall a large ourplus In .the Tremor*. The toOd effects of ;
the wale of the Carpals' are twain Illustrated; Cif thew la
now always more then enough In the:parietal; to pay the
eeml- tmeet Intelsat, without having to resort to temporary .
1014 IS , as was town the tam when the Atababid
etteCaetele and their army ofJobbiee 'sad ealeita .
_ . .„
Phil. Bulletin. .
.
We rasa a ecoaparathe rLetelnear of tba,Ziparia,axel.o.
eioo of Vode. from Plow Yuck to forefgo pacts, far the Weak
endieg Ja0 r 1141 . 1.5 . 9
• -
1867: lass. . 1:551).
Total fin. :be week $1,241,410 ' $1,Z17,316 $1:302,901
Ploeiosuljeelported 3,213,721 3,473,728 '2;5.23..4*
Bin. January , I 61458,17 n. 54, - lbile $1,8241.111,
The ciao In the market for illoced is oow
and 5 por cent. is the minimum for lona, to Priskere, and 6
an and Cikni7 per rant. far Aral-dam paper, according to date'
and the preferrneta of the lender. We bear of kakis 442,130
deft, of 5446 per mat:: god 4QO mouthed bllliorbaire, at
a per rent. mouse of the' banks aro imillipeaed to letaton
.11 ardor d per cent. The supply of meanest the advanoid .
quotation:Le Is liberal, end the feeling is..generel nag .the;
cinkng• Is Lot InCondlitatit with the Improved general trade`
o t the clty.-IS. Y. Wit,.
Too POI , L Caop.—The Ctn. Price Curtest gists the
lug !statistic" of the Pork crop
1657-8. • istg.9.'
610,060 tr 24,16
372,Gt0 '47117
441:5 407,01
4i4.477 596,138
.-. 174,290 160,774
... 42,870 , 44172
.. 85,083
.... 18,000
=ME
Tble la an Menem slightly, °ter Wt.cent.
pared with the packing last year.
A. revs& the ay.age weight of begs, we obtained . the
rotor.. from 179 places, and fled the total weight - or dm
bop packed at mess places last year to b. 4L11,10,1411 . 11i5.
The weight of a rimaar number packed mills memo planet
this year le 336,009,193 lbs. Tao Istlightly over 0%%1
of a decrease weight,' width In equal quad
bogtl
swithrb, swing deduced from tho ear as gtren, abore„
leases the nettocrase la number 78,a5,,thus showing..
net Werra., of • shod, Over the.. and a half II cont.'as conm•
pared 09th the crop of last yM..
As regard. the failing off In the lard, the aaarageyieid
bog,
no shown by the retorna, was 30 LW lest year, and Wig
IDs this ye.- Now, by multiplying the whole number or
bop packed both years, as reported above, by the yield of
lard VI bog each year, we can aqire at the comparatirs
sop
ply of Ude article with an me accuracy necessary:
18.57-0 2.318,975 hogs, CO lbe ql bog, 06,201/X0 Ibe
.2,430,717 o 61,530,701. "
Thin is taxed 734 per coat. 0f do ea ea compared wllh
last 7000.
•
Munn Ono—The hod tailors of the crop of flawed in
the Sort, folly, nod, as the result has shown, 0d widelyreported In this paper, last Angola, I. now developing Min.
tl.nces, and pricovorLioeepl Oil are teedlog Itroogly .
ward, whilst toe stocks to all leading markets of the coon
try aro nottattally mall. The N. Y. 'nitwit. of last Friday,
gays of Linseed Oil Price Car.
"Linseed continues In good demand, and the Itteatly re
duced stock In this market tot exceeding 200,000 gaits. lo •
all beads, has started moo; to trade: The Got le, the do
mend forth, pasttwAmontleapartionildly flout the local and ..,
soutteweet trade, tote been probably larger thou ever keown.
at this period and many of:the crushers were sho rt of
teed, mid held hack for decilee nodes. Morel prospective
:recelpta, the production of oil was not Incramod in ratio
with tho demand, and, consequently every one of the pooh
.ar aro now occasimmily obliged to enter the meoket to enp.
ply the iticreasinwranta of the trade; the sale. comprise
310000 galls. Amt Rcen et 69Q71c, meetly et 09Weld0e, cash
or ego al thereto."
The Shipping List, of Saturday, we,
"Linseed I. In active demand, and pricea are again high
-80, with sale. of 18,000 ga ll s. English at 135Q600 25,0000
,00) do City, 67Q70, cloning at 09§70 cash—stock of
Alnerican not over 100 tons ho crushers hinds., and 400 do
Enatieh. It will he man that the stook here le moutons
tight for the season, when there to ordinarily en accumulte
' lion for tho spring trade."
Imports by RAllroad
P. Ft. W. 4. C. B. IL-94 Wits dour, 10 mks cant mud, 6
do beans, 11111; 60 do oats, Fink k Berner, 220 has do, 640
do do, Wm Itagatcy; 10 cam cattle. 6 do hogs, owner% 20p0
dos broom hualles, .WElroy A co 19 b 1.14 closer prod, Mort
hand Acm 20 bgs nos, Brlcr, Richards A or, 61 bbl 4 data,
Kkos.k 31,114,4 40 Wl* paper, Partici .4. co. 10 aka oat.; R.
(nyder, 40 do rap, Hanna A Grafton; 21 blds eloear mead,
Hl:dorkan, Herron k or. 600 boa oata, Whits brag 12 lg.
Mover deed, 17 do oats, 300 bus damccd, Hartland k Connor;
100 do Ma, 49 bbl. whisky, J Haber; 4 aka bean., 6 do d .p
-.plea, W 11 Smith A co 80 do clorersued, Brown k litrkpat;
rick; 100 dos. bockats, E Hosaletou; 211 g. rya, T 11.11 d co
LISS Ma floor, 74 do coal all, 111 do.pork, 4200 bus wheat,
1207 815 oda horn., 1900 kg. lard, 194 bble do, 221 du
whisky, 179 do beef; 07 do butter, 69 do esms, 261 rolls leath
er, 126 u pigs lend, 1027' boa 4cap, 111 do bacon, 60 bbls lanl
oil, Clarke co. '
Import■ toy Inver
•
LOUISVILLE, per Ilarmora-1322 bbl. dour, 4141wp
wheat; II blo hemp, 31 bbla whiaky, 3 do min water, 500 bx
atarce, 2 do mdr,lo bp tuatara, Clarb a aa 10Obbls dour
Wallace, 60 do do, Graham & Thomaw 6 carboys; 230 kaa
lead, B L Pahneatock &cn 8 cluults, 3 colt ropo, Jonea & -
Cootey; 7 bbi pubis, Watson; 59 Ids cotton, Peunrick & co;.
2 bbla water, Barron; BO Id. is sugar, Robinson; 1 do robot
co, Weyound 4 by floor, Ilss tran, Zi dosaud, Park& or, WO
nu candies, Relicts &an 9 do drop, R E Seller; 1 pkg, -
owner, 293 ski wheat, Kennedy k co. • • •
BT. LOUIE, per o.l4,l`any-3 6612,111[Ra, Billing., 25 do •
sand, Curling, Robertson 'a co; 79 do watery, Carr& Co; 70
bidesa R 392 bbla flOnt,Zil do lard, 60 bbda mot,
do tobacco, 35 bra starch, Clarke & or, 10 bbla oil, I Dickey;
34 do lard, 40 do 121011,11.1, 25 bk. =dim, 2 Dalsell & Eon;
116 bbla door, Gardiner; 210 bbla
login 60 do door, 6 do corn meal, 3.disbomisiy,2 hlid-baconi ---
ilearktoo; 2 bbl. aptsoologoa,,Kentiedy; 39 bales-ann.,
King, Pennock & co; 939 bp, 6 bpi, wheal, it beds sugar,'
Kennedy bro; 2 bdi ramose moulds, I bhd tobacco, Nisuu.
He; 24 • bbl., Rhodes a 'Verner; 7 NU bop, Simpson & Bel
fast, 1 bbl oil, Emilie; 2 ode boos., Sellers co;&6ti bbl.
'Ley, D Wallace, 190 do do, A {Valises, 199 du motaaeca,Shrl
rer &Dilworth.
NABGVIBE,B;par Nepturie-rllll bga wheat, HS do p..
auk. 10 Bo feathers, 10 do Ilkareßl, 10 bbbe Brame, 100 do
Door, I - Dleltej3-rm-22 hhd sugar, 51 • 01artaa, Darrow k
112 bbla moturees. Meyer .1 ledwartb; 21 hhda tobacco, Cho
Wayman k 1200 .0. wheat, Stoned, h Woo 00 bbb.
floor, 92 bla cotton, 292 hides, 141 oaks baeou, 200 Ude Attar ,
'Clarke k co; 1 bo end; Barr; Wrack of Delegate, EL alorearsi
40 to lard. Laughlin; 900 bbl. floor, Graham Thomar,
144 ales peach., owner.