WHEELER 81,
PDIEIk EllllBlll7ll EMILY
sNyi r ING , MACHINES,
Acwarre 01+ICE, NO. 68 FIFTH STREET,
•
.:.
..,... . PREMIUM awarded by the Allegheny County Agricultural Society, held
bet 1857, "AS BEST FOR FAMILY USE?'
. .the Penna . State ;Agricultural Society have awarded to Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing
, .
M ..
the highest premium, "AS BEST FOR ALL FAMILY PURPOSES."
MAORINES which have gained such an enviable reputation over nil other
v ux_acciount or
illr ; 1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both aides of the fabric sewed.
2. &economy Of thread.
. 2. Simplid I
and thoroughness of construction
4. Forbad , ease of operation and management
5., Speed.
G. Quiets of movement.
.^ _ ...
.-- -- 7., strength, firmness, and durability of seam that will not rip or ravoL
,
'.• 8. .Applicability ton variety of purposes and materials.
9. linnpsoiness and elegance of model and finish.
Are now awed with all of the latest improvements and ndvantages at manufacturers
prime by ALEX. R. REED, Agent, GX FIFTH STREET.
Special gLottcco.
• OSAIFILLEs PACKIEV. C 0.,&
No. 119 Pearl Street, Boston. -
MEM= =mum roi tax sea OF
Hoot. MOOS and Sole Leather,
Upper
In rough, Ottrrled Leather,
Itsh Grain, Mai, Kip, Splits, /1.; F twer
Moil; V rongh; finished Linings and rolomi
BOW" Mar Oft!, Kid and Boa Skins, and
C=M
11Xnenam
SOUTlllnes,..l3oagresa drag. Baton
WILLIAM BURILAGII,.IOI Paul " "
WILSON& 00., 103 131010 " 032:30tdre•
.Ei. 0 ILTB liZ 11/V.13 SION
PAINTING AND GLAZING,
.11D - 1 DLONCITES,
Dow In the held memo and ehottoet Um.
J.
102.2m4 ban. S6i 28 Sit. Clair S .
MeDiemin .Sr. CO.,
Fohnutleg and Commluton lerehanti,
4nd Agents faith(' Bale of Pittsburgh Mann
Oonsigefornts awl aeon for WAD. HIDES,
MOM PRODUCC4 La., solicited. Prompt attea
Ike to Melvin eat tortrarding,
—X..
0 49 Commercial Street, St. Louis.
deltrlM
GRAND DISPLAY OF
HOLIDAY OIM,
JEWXLR r, WATCHES APD FANCY GOODS,
AT
aiingialralg ae lINETRAWS,
No. 45 Fifth Street, near Wood,
The largest and most varied assortment of
the abovegoods to e►l. dry, 1.14 15
EXPRESSLY Suit THE HOLIDAYS.
b. fooAd at . thelrialore,Ageory for te. AMERICAN
W.A.TomrEs.
FURS Ft:TF.4 ! FURS II
MeCOR32I ac CO-,
.131 Wood Street, Pittebtwith.
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
MK grow? receiving .large atmt of fresh reads FURS
weedier
Haden Bay Babk,
ilabl%
Inoue Martin,
• Medan Sq uirrels,'
• .Filth, la
Osta, Ova% I notarize%
aka wadi CO*
SUN Itanuatc
There geode bare twee gamed with great awe, and will
be sold at mall groats:
Lain ti!lliple to parches. herb PUPS sre halted to
tall NA numb. .tab. enndett
•C . ,
DEARER AND TAILOR.,
..fro. 69 ar. awia aratir.
PITTSBURGH, PRNMR.,
ration to his now and beati
fic** cooliethet of Cloths, Ow&
Rep of seers wedgy- end idyls,
sod ooentry trade, which .111 be
and doepetch, and at ratan ma low
Mamma to the city <•91916,
tummy. sa.
Pittsburgh, Penult.,
v.. of Motors, CoGegoo sad lloie
practice, Gem his probatkutal
hIRDIOAL OASIS.
I'ol4 public
um emsma
partil,Titless mad
*604 to Or bre
with promo
es st swam •
mica=
161 iitd
r{& nutm
pltais,,uasmiyal y
servisse Olifiletl.
•
Hat;, A Durand.
Mw.11.4L A. Mc
T. R. VII. Op.
J. M. Rusts..
Jacob
OoL Mem liceendlaes.
HOll. W.A. Weaver.
Um. 1"..1. Pleura.
Jobe' IL Mellor; Eaq.
cOallirlarObet. null Ore
in 5 41.41 . MOVII.; WO Z Z
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
sumericetllol2 irmirr or
COMO, PIELOR END HEATING STOVES,
iPlala and Fancy Grate Pronto, etc.
Sole Proprietor of the celebrated PATENT OAS
' Mount° and Surtax Oonsirearre
00011.1 STOVES.
ORkee and Saleti Room.
=SWAM Bs.* WlNid atm Plitab..l
- -
.. W. 43c.12 . 1=EN x IMELAR:r.
ttutnumtuacma
AiLliklidis iir Tolba4e, Sam9l9and Cigars,
8•909199•141191919 Me . Na. 199 Wood street, Is
addltlanis their Mai Istrse9,lfor43lrsda
- ara,lrbon Why will be pliwi thar 91 .. 91 ,
•197919 10
. Thr.: W.' F. roarDrenitso hi - •
tintagink vith th. i. '
tt a tiders ralasoo9, csa
I. _ , MICR,
11/9900X111 MCAT, latwom earailtheleld st.
999.91991 , Wars 19:99 Y.. ii. P.B. 0,43-dersh
9131191/13C EU - 0 1_414.198. \
lbsinutting i l u v r ic i n l a nualuidoci Iltarehakt.
aNnDiALIREN
Cheese. Butler, Feeds, Fish,
AAA Rod ~Dl.
,N. ti Mod Piathssi.
N. IZOL.AILES do SONE%
Per*" aid , Bowes e Bills of Exchange,
CWIMIIIIA Of D IT, ,
MRS AND smut,
30.17 mom= era*, prrrautnion, PA.
1111IIMIallietbss side so or a.. principal Ntlet Wool*.
nal anal:WWl Shama aprlfcly
PCIJELMIGEN
DRAWN BY
BIGHT BILL
. • 11471f0AN, S , • AM & CO.,
131 1 1 r il q UM '
BASS, , NDON IN NUMB or ONS
,
FOUND • 4 CI 'AND UPWARDS.
,11&;&& am Ow :141 dtloo sad torso of Friars,
,Itawda and otter flanyeaa
FtstrAeoartaatlyoa Mad ad Arra& by
NM. 11. WILLIAMS A 00.,
•• • • lb Sudan, cod atorrt.coroor of Third:
•,'• 5. B. it C. . MARKLE,
or
11UNTOP3, Jon D ALL Emmet OF
A. 'E. P . X *4 PAPE R.
Wffirompams, NO. NT Weed ttttt
, PIITEB7INGII, PA.
farad&
O"Ri •OC = , a AILLO.
Was • •• • • or
Aga nalitss, Iraq Vaults, Vault Ilium
Maim lkaUers, Mow Gaud', ke., •
Iliament amid td Thud abut,
(11/Patt Wood tad llutft,) • myna= a, PA.,
Nam CS barna a nasty of Dar PAW.; amp aad plaak,
ea Partladar aftaalloa paid la ea
tialatent. Jobbing dos. at short notice. art
V& 'P."—
-EL O. MAD
4 N
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NI ,
--- I. Ilito,
Inas .. --....P. IL nun. !MEW D1P00L111......-..--irttiox mum.
1111110,1111, 111$1E I; KILLERS,
, ippnws - sug AND NACIIIRISTS.
wig), SIN GT 01.1 NV' 0 RICI 3.
~. ',' 't4Prltt• bare h. Penna.
thlllist, Ilkhll Market strimt.
Nywallabiliallitedsot iftuarserw_ 1111114.4
Irrosd ., W, MUM 14 . 11 ... 44
.. lad Rita of 012
' 24/6/111114LIPW21 f
WU +
s.
ATTORN
_ ,
telt adkaii,
at Wotan
atlmaillo
lihdidalary looilitmad
$ AT LAW.
N 11:111ANOICRY,
Dringios,
ilia say psi of Nortbora.
omit ale of Rad lOW*, oto
IM* 11 00". mlay4to
OS Mort notbs. 1.1912ydk
-
PABINA.
bi Ulm
11 1141;i1Plalla4olpfilla Illasuffiaturlaia Ca.
(MtMtrial®maedalMibe Inisitlla fallaato,
SoksiGionalorayo malt 6 Mama 6 led.*
Dd de do 40popanyl "
" 0 . laftlef.rozi oral Mu* L Ixam " 4°°B
MN% ma for lorombii es ;
14.111L146. pont la bat la 'agora tub.
Thla arakaa to
madam ao pal.4"rlf Proporod for Mbar, pavan
VOL
...POt SNOW - ozi= Jo ram to ray vow I
rhea. — CLarr * TOONOi.
Vir MC& dr. IS N •
Iffasaketerin lad
Awn
all bade of
emcco, JUMP Awn CTGATIO,
=DAMP 033.4000,
orpoweamiViddlarsiedumsair r i____ A u gh
mmumouumpa.
JAZ.
Maki' r WWI Slidtkild hat SA •
•-A• ww,Emimegama. •
~;L?.Y.:h:4.:::'tlw.>•_c'hi~.:. ~:~:'3r~~i,.'r'
. Prrrsprrta-rt, PE I'TN'A
,55 penal P. atun3
LAKE SUPERIOR . COPPELI !TILL
AND •
9/ANL:PING WORKS
PARK, IId'CUTRDY & CO
AIANUFACTURERS OF SHEATIIINO,
ORA7.II.:RS' and BOLT COPPNR, PRIMISRD COP
PER NOTTOSIR, named SIBI Bottotot — Speller 7oWrr , tr.
Import... acid Dosirra to INSTALS, TIN PLATN
SHEET IRON, WIRN, to. Ormstmitly nn Mold, Tiomro'.
Martino. and Tools.
War..l.rome, No. 149 Fire clod 120 &vont/weer,
Plttxburgh, Penna.
•
*palm orders of Copper cat to any &elm ! patt urn.
nly2Aulkuly?
.I_I.A..I,VICS do CLUIL‘ICY
House, Sign and Ornamental Paint... 4
AND ORAINNR3;
MALI. IN
White Lend sand Zino Paint .
also, nil kinds of Pants,tiili, Vanitslios, Window alas,
Potty, Brushes, to
• 141 Rind Street, fa] doors nhone
narilklydie
MITCHELL, HERRON & CO,
IMIGFACIZIWIJ or
Cooking. Parlor And .1-Tratiner
STOVES-;
Orate Fronts, Fenders, Cookinehnges, he
194 Liberty 9L, Pittelatrgh,
meMiely
1LY01011,11................—.40111 L. 11141r0—........111.11N0LL01N10
Pittsburgh Steel iWorks.
JOINTES, BOY - 73 ar. CO.,
Sian nfac t man of CART STEEL; Salo, SI•ItINo, PSMW and
A. B. STEEL; SPRINGS and AXLES,
Cbrner Ran and Pird STrerft, Pilltfarrylk,
I). B. KOGRIN.S & CO..
Roger.. Improved Patent iit••l
Cultivator Teeth,
111201ydfOmer Roo and Pint Sheds. PittsZterqk A.
c•
RAM ROAD SPIKE COMPANY.
Joseph Dilworth DJ W. C. Biases'',
• (Stescronni b /brier, Rolfe .I•Rscett )
1.•
RAIL RIDID SPIKES, CHAIRS
ANA-BOAT SPIKES.
PITIBBUttOR. CENN'A.
. J. M.
D43E1144:713 -
!No. 54 S
(Dr.lHAis ties Dolldlo
seaCtlydfa
=EMMI
Don't :nil to prom
lag Syrup for 0111dren Teeth!,
It greatly( cithatea theme,
gnat; retloci4 all Inflatatmatit)
We b mculaie the howola. Dei
will ern nett to yootwalvaLtion
Latta. Perfectly. ofo In all case_
This valuable preparation la Us ,
atm rattatexpetienewl and sante! ft
Ragland, and but been titeni aith
talllioaa of craw
We bigielre LL tIN Met Onrcp
anal. arlomtnry and Warn. ,
swam Itnan Inettung o 4 Crum any 0,
21=
of bottler are eohl ay.
Etok.. It le as old and welltriod
PRIOR ONLY 25 CNNT
slit-Notto yonnitt aule.sthe
SINS, New York, Iss on the onixido
Bold by Druggist. throughout Us
DIY GM. 11. tiHYBYq Agent •
Jultd.wl
The 6
feat Einglien Hemedy.
mit JAMES C ARKS'S
CELEBRATED FE. ALE PILLS!
Preparod from • macriptiou of bit. Jame• Clarice, u.
Phyandan Extraordlasry io the Qoc,n
This Toil known !lodic! no is no Imposition, brit • ans.
Wanda rimed, f Tomato Diltisoltiw and Olottrnotlons,
mom any maim wkatesor; and sitlotragit • powtoisa romody,`,
On, mask% nothing hurtful to the conialtrakm.
TO MAIMED LADITE it Is pocutbaly whoa. It will,
In • !two Slone, bring oa tlw inatatlypirsi with want:laity.
fAe Palo /woe sumer bans knows to faftwhere dim ,
Was mike wondpage ofpassphtet arr own oft:erred.
&Jr full particulara, got • paraphLrt, In., a t spat.
N.ll—sl and 6 pottage atantpr eockitood to Gory author!'
and spat, VIII Io 6re. a bottle, rontatutig over EA Oils, by„
Mu= mall.
L VAIINEBTOOK it CO., Pinata!,
sad nold by all drogikts.
Ifirriet's MIRACULOUS VEY Ile DESTROViR,
for Ole Deem:Non of RATS, Wes, Bl• Boos, ROACIIIII
Puna, Motiotrrose, Nero; Olalnif Ix. ',Arm ke.
The eisetaiod preparations town insAegr the above Ulla
wires loot 22 years throughout Europe, where they he..
rut with a triumphant moose., have acquired for their In
ventor and hfauttfarturor worldwide Inbelly, Wanted by
the impenne of Boma, Prance, A the Queen of Rag.
land, the Rings of Belgiuni, Uolland, N Ire, Mamie, Sat
any, Ao, and In America their elllcienc has been endorsed
by the Directory of Pubrao hudilationt d the approval of
ammearows private citizens, all they are he only Rentedfrs
in the world, sore to esterminate all kink of ve•min.
Idaveriell Illascatoos Paltralleriole &ahoy the noWel
ceine Intruders without mercy, and never fell. Big Art has
brought death to Millions of t' Of, and from
thie day the watchword of srchants
shipowners, and hnebaudme (omen..
RETAIL 'PACKAGES
Depot of the Inventor eel
JOSRPIL I
• ill2liroadersly
General Agent for the U.
JOH V. RUSIITON, Dmgaist
Broadway, New York.
Sold wholerele sod retail tq
JOS. FM/4DM, rltteburgln
NAN, Alkshany.
Mt. Dicianson's
stmt../Vhotipal Depot ,
Medan:4A=7iarp..—ln tub.
crinaloodag public, no expense
!adorn to rondo: t. parfait!
ortkr to hoop palm with the
so, and Omni& Oaremoot
ofneturo. NO V.ANTLY Al
Rota Poke $lO. '
It hi adolimbly adaptaCto
of &mow, soak as Oonsomptice,licroloim Maim, Janata.
Um, Dynprprin, fornmof Physical and Meota/
Uon awl NETTOO• Disarm.
Ow grand feature of this Apportio• Ile that It always
rod, for two, the power befog obtained cam a Permanent
hiagnat, no Add.. other logred{nota belt! ragolrod.
bold, whams!e and retail, by _ _
DR. GRa
oe25:1111•1. WUlemmas Drrigglost. 140 '
A CAS! or IlUrr lig]: CURED i
440.-11 r. Georg* nowt.; who inwideol
11.4, &month want, procure 4 Trams
mono 444141 on Why can. 110
Months without the Ten. .4 theta 14
the ratan dthe ruptam. I am motto .1
of rupiah. with m 7 lanloalita Trues..
I have pets:Mahal kora Mc Clonit.4
for to Ma co. ?ha bet of Men..
pUcatke at my Drag Mrs sod Tram Do
JaSSdA•T Ds. 080 KEYS
lorliCommturr.—ALl the h
• torblll beams of the Lim, and they s
wad by wing DIL WILSON'S PILLS.,
sad mut offectusl gamma [may maids
Tbay ere prepared arsl rob( by
MOCK a 00„W"‘ "de pnlarh". " 4
Yobnertoder Vermlfoge, Pri,l3o, corner
streeta,Pittaborilh_N.,
Bee sdwartlseaseat coo AllOS;li 1,110.
• AIM iIYCIAL Euts.—Dr. Keyser
Wed, bail on band& very azodinut da •
by irtkieb many !minima an mob to loaf
Abo,'s mall 'RUA webs drum, mticb 14
k Inory Mann In many cum of
GALVANIC GATTIXT, OX SLUT
mooma, for radical purpose; of svo
urn beat free of lexprom dur..
• • •• • • nao/ttsso• ofTee Dollen.
Ir roo LILA SICK, the - prObtlbili
=our moths* la to Oro Warmth
bl.Prpis, •
h logiwarw.,_thootottrowaw AV% . lot
Wet, sorthroth treys Ms
a...um spews; Tanabe* the tow, of
enable It to throw off awl amiss brow
woo mod dhetwrotwoorphuou,..oh ,
ow of D.J. Itostettoeo
trrer i : l A l trial d tharpoina• moot •
th. yo Do Mora tteir
m wig am a s m ta a ll ManOqE & D
lit U imNil
.p
i a s b e hlla4l v
.
• •
zura.ad Make@ pears
• ,
mow."
r‘mu= }WI
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MEE
MISMEEM
==.3
HAIISIORPOZO.9 OF
r.Criar,
TAILOR,
Clair Street,
PTITSBUEOII. PA
II 11110TIIIIIM8111
rs. Winslow's Sootir
• IL; h.. nbtoinst on earth.
f toOthing by nontottng the
will allay patty arid IN
• 01.0 lt. Inoilloto, Il
let mut boallb to yont'
prescription of one et
111 e Phial Jame iu Neer
bor. Wing sucruir
remedy In IM wnril, In
I In 011114rntn witnthas
It'
;ry perm the Mack!
sowly,
A ItIVITLK.
nano of CUlerld • PlOl.
wrapper,
. world.
ir
;EMS
We learn that the Messrs. Shosnberger are
about making such arrangements for building
as will much facilitate the business of nail
making in which they era largely engaged. The
various parte of buildings in which their work
is now married on are to be united in one very
large and commodious structure, covering the
yard that now is used for cord and separates one
portion of their works from another. In the
manufacturing establishments of the city as well
as in tho buildings for stores a decided improve
ment is progressing. Success to all such
enterprises.
Lemont on Pnystotoor.—Dr. George H.
Keyser, of this city, lectures in Steubenville
thie evening, on the above subject. The Doctor
will doubtlees have a! good honed, and he will
certainly interest and instruct his audience.
Having devoted hutch time and laud, for many
year. past to the subject, and having applied a
great number' of his justly telehrtted supporter.,
trusses and shoulder-braces to both sexes, and
in various forms of disease, Dr. Keyser should
he able clearly to Illustrate his subject.
CORONER'S Isoomr.—An inquest was bald by
Coroner Bostwick, on Friday morning - , on the
body of a man found in the Monongahela river.
From the evidence adduced it was ascertained
that his name was Israel Gibson, and that be
has a wife and three children living up the
Youghiogheny river. He was seen floating on
Wednesday evening and brought to shore. No
marks of violence were found on his person, and
only twenty-seven coots in his pooket. The
verdict of the jury wan, "came to his death by
accidental drowning."
Me
(called
o e dle•
mono-
der, In
of the
'Map
Tug NATIOXAL S. S. COAIVIIIITION.—We learn
by a private note from Gee. 11. Stuart, of Phila
delphia, that excursion tickets will be issued, to
delegates attending the Convention, at all the
principal stations on the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, good from the 21st to the 28th inet.
41 in probable the time will be extended for
another week. Mr. Stuart soya "We are look
ing for a great convention."
KEYAKR,
ond el, Pittsieg
'
BOUT • YEAR
on Um Fourth BL
widen i
7 now gone Ai
l• • appnwanos of
ly emiog now,
A COLORED woo UMW Lafayette Hell, boa
been arrested in Washington, to answer a charge
of the theft of a lot of oats from a Mr. Waldron.
The point of the theft was that immediately af
ter Meiling the oats he void them again to Wal
dron himself at a reduced price. The thief
pleaded drunkenness in extenuation of kin guilt!
yu1.16/1 cud no
bo given by sip.
ER!
, -
i s arMing from
Tun New Brighton Mies says the abatement
in the Pittsburgh Gazelle that twenty three run
away slaves crowd the river at New Brighton a
few nights since, is nowe to the people there.
Very likely. We did not learn that their entry
into New Brighton was generally known, or
publicly celebrated.
may, wUI to
Thojirs • sob
L. MUMS.
I proprietor. of D.
ut Wocitkited lth
On Thareday evening ilia, two men named
respectively Bunon Considine and Daniel Mc-
Cabe, while under the inflame° of liquor, got
into a fight, when the former struck Mollifier
in the head with an axe and nearly killed him.
They entered bail for examination.
of 140 Wood
▪ for deaf prom,
well.. arc—
bleared Into Or
▪ oroo.Jolarbq
. Tun Low Ltniktai, to be sold by analogue
this evening, in Davis' wood floor auction rooms,
No. fi4Fifth 'Wet, is now arranged for exami
nation. It also contains some valuable books
for historical reference; sod superior rifle and
shot guns.
ittoNrTIC
impala, kind
rank. Drpreer
&Irmo Dr. MI
t • . P. opilulAwlf
y is that the
prom •
• • Nauru and
imtion maw.
'lv! of
b. ohneacty sad
thew troubho•
occasuu7 bat •
4 Stomach
to vivre that
W. chaerfalty
as u• do, lbeir
: Trete, awl
• 11.1=4".1.
Tint New Castle Courant, a live newspaper,
appears this week in a bran new dress through
out. We are glad to see this token of prosper
ity in this welcome exchange, and hope that th .
Courant may always meet with abundant MOM
Tn. time of departure of the Pittsburgh mail
from Washington, has been changed from
OM) &CIO& P. M., to aetan A. AL The arrange
ment appears:to suit the Washington people.
... Tun Duquesse.Oreyo will parade on the 22.1, -
wad the new brew ,osanon, A, C. Wilson will
111 7 8 a t 1 hoin , Cliff 'fitioot,'ln idnor of Utii,
,•
}Mere-
Zt
>_.
Vittsburd ONeitt.
PITTI3H - CrltC3l3r.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 19. 1869
urPrtnAL PAP'S OP
City and News Items
Maus Turrannounn.—C7bsetrnations ;t
Sinn's Optician Store, No. 69 Filth et., yesterday.
IN ens. 111 SHAD/.
00 37
00 46
9 o'olock,,t. s.
t 2 N.
6 n
Barometer
DAILY UNION! Plta YaR Sienna% at the Fiat
Methodist Proteetant Church, Fifth street, com
mencing at 11; o'clock, a. ar. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
The enrolees vomsr will be conducted Ly Rev
Dewitt C. 13illeeby.
larnevenstrrs.—ln Pittsburgh, at present,
Improvement is the order of the day. New end
beautiful buildings are going up on all the prin
cipal Streets—magnificent structures of atone or
iron:either begun or to be began. Those who
do not build anew, refit, embellish and beautify;
leave Nye old cleaner') which have grown too
small for a largely increasing trade, and open
out in modern and airy apartments. Mr. J. B.
Dsvmos has done the latter. He had a good
store and a fine collection of the choicest books,
while he wason Market Street, but the demands
aport him for a still more extensive and varied
stook have at length driven him to enlarge his
betted'), and now 110 may found on Wood
etteet, corner of Diamond alley, where he has
fitted up a grand store, light, convenient, clean,
central and inviting in all respects. It is not a
place simply to drop in at, buy your book and
leave, but there is something about it that at
tracts and daisies those who like the smell of
books. It is arranged so that in the department
of history one will find all that class - together,
in one Oct of alcoves. Religious books, of which
Mr. D. has a large assortment, have their dis
tinct compartment; the current, sound litera
ture of the day has its alcove, and so on. The
whole stock is arranged in close and neat oak
cases, with broad, clear glass in front, which
excludes all our dust, so destructive to books
when exposed to it.
Mr. Davison sells only standard works. His
books have been selected with great care and
discrimination, and there is probably not a
volume in his store whose moral effect would
not be gothi in any community and to any read
er. We say he sells only standard works. By
that we mean that he does not deal in the light
literature and Rash novels of the age. Ile has
Scott, Cooper and that style of books, and these
we class among standard works. Ills supply in
current literature—the works of Prescott, Mot
ley, Bancroft, Hallam, Irving, etc.—is always
full and in good keeping. We commend his new
state and his new stock to the public as worthy
an examination with an eye to valuable pur
chases for the library or the centre table.
Tau JACOBY hlosar.—A few days since we
announced that Mr. Barnhill, the obliging clerk
at the Mayor's office, had proceeded to Chicago,
in company with Anna Maria Butter, with a
view, if possible, to recover the money which
she said oho had placed in the hands of the wife
of Thauto, the baker in thatoity, at the time of
her stay there, and during Jacoby's flight to
Blue Island. On their arrival in Chicago, Mr.
Barnhill took the girl Butler to the baker and
his wife, and die then charged the woman with
having tho money in her ,possession, repeating
the same story which she told in this city. Mr..
Thaum denied every thing. The girl Sutler,
however, persisted so earnestly in her deelers
lions, and other !seta seemed to indicate the
truth of her assertions so clearly that Mr. B.
concluded to arrest the woman and her husband.
Anna Sutler stated that she gave the money
to the woman in the presence of a thee-maker,
'whose name had escaped her memory, and who,
it appears, now resides in some part of Illinois,
about one hundred miles from Chicago. An of
ficer was dispatched immediately for the purpose
of bringing the shoe-maker to testify in the
cue, and should his evidence corroborate
the girl's etory, the Thum' will have a bard
time of it. The case was adjouroed for a few
days, until the arrival of the witness, and in the
meantime the baker and his wife have been
placed under bail to the otnonnt of $2OOO It
is said that the witness in tbo case removed from
Chicago since the arrest" of Jacoby, and has
grown rich enough to purchase a farm, which
induces the belief that he has shared some of
the ill-gotten money. Mew dam however,
grill throw more light on the molter .
Mist StscLars.:—This lady, whose arraval io
town we noticed yesterday, come. with the moat
clattering notices from the most discriminating
theatrical critics in the world—those of the Lon-
,
iitoneAsiltiitilteltilitltiiitriee, la "Much
Ado About Nothing,". was very favorably re
ceiveb by an immense and fashionable audience.
The Court Circular, of September 19th, says,
moreover, that whatever laurels she won an
Beatrice, will be eclipsed, we imagine, by those
more recently awarded her u °Lady Teatle."
She will appear at the Pittsburgh Theatre on
Monday night, for the first time in this city, but
in what character we are not advised.
PieceLomm.—There wee quite a rush for
places. yesterday, at the sale of seats for the
Piccolomini concert. Over COO seats were sold,
and the balance will certainly be taken up to
day. Those who wish to secure seats cannot do
so too soon. It Is plain that the flailwill be
crowded on Monday evening; and ea there will
be but this one opportunity of seeing and hear
ing this celebrated singer, Let those who have
not yet obtained theirsests dew without delay.
The programme of the concert con be found
in our advertising columns. It contains a col
teeth= of choice music, which, with the attrac
tion of the chief performer, cannot fail to give
satisfaction.
E.rscurrrn Cowartrritz.—Agreeable to's resolu
tion of the Tax-payee Convention, held at Lafayette
hall, Mille city of Pittsburgh, Feb. 16th, 1659, I
nppomt the following named geatienam an Emu
tire Committee, to watch and protect the interests of
the tax payers of the county, in carrying out the
views and objebts of that Convention :
N. P.Petterman. Upper 84 Clair.
Thome. Mellon, Oolllne township
J. R. Lora% Allegheny. -
Thema. McOonnell, t=r7l.
John H Bailey,
Rd. OerripbeU, Jr.. Pittsburgh
John Sean, Allegheny.
Robert A rebore, PIN tow:whip
Jehn tr. IldeClowry, Pittatnrrgh
James Monne, Snowdon to ernehh.
John S. Kennedy. Manchester.
Job McConnell, Ellrabeth.
Chart.% Gibson, Pine townehlp
Henry Phillip, McClure tolenehip.
11. U. Boyle, Allegheny.
TuonAs Fattier.
Prrsidemt of Convention.
The Committee will meet at N. P. Fetterman's
office, on Fourth, between Smithfield and Ross Sta.,
on Wednesday next, at to O'clock, A. a.
IRON Ctrs Cousag, Feb. 18tb, 1859
Graf/ernes Your request that I should deliver
a course of lectures on the Science of Accounts,
at the rooms of the Board of Trade, in this city,
has been considered, and though my public and
private affairs are of such a character as to pre,
elude the possibility of my giving an extended
course at the present time, it will, however, af
ford me much pleasure to comply with your
generous solicitations by delivering a few lec
tures on such topics connected with the subject
as are of more immediate practical and scientific
importance. Very respectfully yours,
ions C. hems.
Dill A. EIMIth,
Thompson Ball,
Jac W.Woodirall,
A. Bradley,
J. J. 011loopla,
11. W. Buffom,
AI. K. Moorhoad,
and others
To atom*. la..ta Oampbell,
Joooph Pennock,
Ja• td Clooott.
B. L. Pabootock,
R. 0. Loo
It. A. Davit,
W. 8. Lar«ly,
is
la=al
Tux Catholic portion of tho coal-diggers em
ployed at Iwo or three of the mince in the vicin
ity of Birmingham, we learn are on a "strike.".
They bare threatened violence to the other party,
in case they attempt to work, and several mash.
liahments eupplied from three mines have been
compelled In consequence to suspend °perfidious
for want of coal.
Ta• prayer meetings held at the rooms of the
Young Men's Christian Association, every Sat
urday evening, are of a very interesting charac
ter. All who attend fool that "It is good to be
there " and would have others participate in the
exercises.
APPOINTMENT DT THU GOTNllNoll.—Governor
Packer has appointsd Col. William Hopkins, of
Washington, a manager of the Western Penn
sylvania Hospital, for the ensuing year.
Tua 'Tinkle Sewing Machine," which now stand ,
high in the oatimatlon of our community, claims to
be mono aimple and substantial, leas liable to get out
of order, and adapted to a wider range of workman
ship, than any other now In ma. J. L. Carnaghan
A Co., Allegheny city, are the agents and buyers,
and buyers will find them prepared to eubstantiate
Its claims.
Telegraphic
WASUDIGTO* Ctrs', Feb. 18.—The President to
day transmitted a massage to Congress as follows :.
T. the Senate and Howe f Repreeenta tiers: The
brie! period which remain. of your present session,
and the great urgency and Importance of legislative
action before its termination, for the protection of
American citizens and their property, whilet in tran
sit across the Isthmus routes between our Atlantic
and Futile possessions, render It my duty again to
recall this subject to your order. I have heretofore
presented it to my annual messages, both of Decem
ber, 1857, end 1058, to which I beg leave to rider. In
the latter I state that the executive government of
this country, in Its intercourse with foreign nations,
Is limited to the employment of diplomacy alone.
When this fails, it can proceed no farther. It cannot
legitimately resort to force without the direct an-
• - • • •• -
thority of Gangrene, except in resitting and repelling
hostile attacks. It would haven° authority to enter
the territory of Nicaragua, um; to prevent the de.
'unction of the transit, and protect the lives of G.
own eitimes on their passages. It Is true that on
sudden emergency of this character the President
could direct any armed forte In the vicinity to march
to their relief, but In doing this be would act upon
hie own respoeslbillty.
li Under these eircumetance-s I earnestly recommend
to Congress the plumage of an art authorising the
President, under each restrictions as they may deem
proper, to employ the land and naval forms of the
U. S. in preventing the transit from being obstruct
ed or dosed by lawless violence, and in protecting
the lives and property of American citizens travelling
thereepou, requiring at tlve same time that these
forces chaff be withdrawn the moment the danger
than have parsed away. Without inch a provision
nor cititous will be constantly exposed to interfe
rence le their progress sod tg,lewleas violence. A
similar neceesity exists for the !utage of such on act
for the protection of the Pao ' a and Tehannteptic
cmited. Another subject, eq dlly important, rum.
nto.leil the ',mouton of the ate at the last eel
tiaof Congrees. The rep o owth of the United
tr,.., on thin continent, v unfortunately been
mealy inn state of resolet ..1 civil wan,.
Aloe they achieved their Indetiendenee. As one or
A
the other party has prevailed and obtained poems-
Sion of the ports open to foreign commerce, they have
mired and confiscated American resole end their
cargoes in an arbitrary andjawless manner, and ex
acted money from American ciliates by forced loans
and other violent prueeedings, to enable them to
carry on hoetilities. The executive government of
Great Britain, Frazee and other countries possessing
the war making power, can promptly employ the ne
cessary means to enforce immediate redress for simi
lar outrages upon their subjects. Not so with the
executive government of the United States. If the
President orders a revel of woe to any of them ports,
to demand prompt redress for outrages committed,
the offending parties ore well aware that in CIAO of
refusal the commander could do 120 more than IV- i
monstrance; he can retort to no hostile act. I
.
The question must then be reined to diplomacy,
and in many cum adequate redress can never be ob
tained. Thee American citizens are deprived of the
mum protection under the flag of their country
which the 'objects of other nations enjoy. The rem
edy for this state of Gaup can only be supplied by
Congress, stare the Constitution has confined to
that body alone the power to make war. Without
the authority of Congress, the executive cannot law
folly direct any force, however near it may be to
the scene of difficulty, to enter the territory of Mex
ico, Nicaragua or New Granada for the. purpose of
defending the persons and property of American
citizens, even though they may be violently assailed
whilst passing In peaceful transit over the Tebaunte
pee, Nicaragua or Panama routes. Lie cannot, with
out transcending his constitutional power, direct a
gun to be fined into a fort or land a seaman or tea -
rine to protect the lives of our countrymen on Mon,
or obtain redress for a recent outrage on their prop
erty. The banditti which infest our neighboring re
publio of Mexico, always claiming to belong to one
or other of the hosstile parties, might make a sudden
descant on Vera Crux or the Tehuantepec route, and
ho would have no power to employ the ?once on
shipboard in the vicinity for their relieforither Lem
ont the plunders of our merchants or the destruc
tion of the transit.
In reference to countries where the local author,-
tin are strong enough to Inform the laws, the diffi
culty here Indicated seldom happens, bat where this
is not the cue, and the local authorities do not pos
seas the physical power, even if they pope,, the will
to protect our chicane within their limits, recent ex
perienoe has shown. The American executive should
itself be authorised to render this protection. Such
a grant of authority thus limited in Its extent, could
in no just Knee be regarded as a transfer of the war
making power to the executive, but only as an appro
priate exerciee of that power by the body to whom it
exclusively belongs. The riot at Panama In 1856 In
which a great number of oar damns lost their lives,
furnishes a painful illustration of necessity which
may arise for the exertion of this authority. I
therefore earnestly recommend to Congress 00 whom
the responsibility exclusively rests, to pus a law be
fore their adjournment, conferring on the President
the power to protect the lived and property of Ameri
can citizens, In the cans which I have Indicated,
under such restrictions and conditions as they may
deem advisable.
The knowledge that such a law exists, would of
itself go tar to prevent the outrages which it Is In
tended to redress, and render the employment of
force unneoessary; without this to. President of the
United States may be placed in a painful position
before the meeting of the next Congress, in the pre
sent disturbed oondition of Mexico, and one or more
of the other Republics south of us. No pension can
foresee what eteurrences may take place before that
period, in case of emergency. Our citizens seeing
that they do not enjoy the same protection with
subjects of European goat:cements, will have just
cause to complain. On the other hand, should the
Executive Interpose, and especially, should Mole
cule prove disaetroue, and valuable lives be lost, he
might subject himself to revere mature for having
occasioned a power not confided to him by the consti
tution. It is to guard against this contingency, that
I now appeal to Convect.
Having thee recommended to Congress a measure
which I deem neceesary and expedient fur the inter
est and honor of the country, f leave the whole sub
ject to their wisdom and direction.
JAY[! BOCHAIfaI
WAIIIIINGTOII CRT, Feb. 18.—The Committoo on
Ways and Masai, will report one or more tariff bills
next Monday. The ladioations are more favorable
that a revised tariff will pass the House at least.
Tba Senate is more doubtful. It Is said Mr. Phelps
is determined to launch his bill, and trust to the cur
rent of the House. The Morrill bill, in many of Its
'Twine dulls, placed part of the duty on weight, and
pert on value, obviating the usual objections made by
the enemies of specifics, that the poor man pays as
much duty under them on his cloth as the rich man
does on his.
Under this bill the &Oa aro mach lowerna low
priced than oh tine goods. The same principal pre
vails on cottons, silks and linens, the common quali
ties thus paying leas than thou more expensive. It
is said that experienced men concede that it can be
executed at much less par annum, than the present
revenue law. They estimate these ou an average,
importattone of goods, which under the present tariff
would realize $48,000,000, under Mr. Morrill's bill
realize $66,000,000. Its average under the tariff of
1840 first will it is claimed be more satisfactory to
its discriminations to the endow Interests of the
country. finch are the representations of its friends.
EFT. Loom, Fab. 18.—Ths Tisar ld s ly well wi st h oz fe4t t .
'Ward"' and D" rap idly
Nwri 'au Is
water to Cairo, and It Is clear o
ad on all the upper streams, the Illlao4 beteg
;Tr to Peoria with a good atop, of water. The
118'1,1340 Isom to Keokuk and, e l se of, tee:
It - Tabled h ar d &MA" part of WastuedaF
Mght Slur ;TlNtble,liss
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Wasimineon CRT, Feb. 18.
Szaars.—Mr. Hunter, of Vit c endeavored to have
the consular appropriation taken op, but the motion
was defeated, the private calendar being taken up by
a vote of 23 ayes to 21 nap.
After a few private bills were disposed of, an im
portant special message was re. sived from the Pres-.
Mont asking to confer on hie power to use the army
and navy and protect the t. oath route, which was
partially debated by - Messrs. Matron, Clingman, Ben
jamin, Doughut- and Davis, more or less in favor,
and by Messrs. Seward and Fessenderf thoroughly
against.
A partial debate took place on the motion to refer
the message to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Clingman. of N. ..,,and Mr. Benjamin, of
La., spoke briefly in support of the views of the
Ulllll9ogo.
Mr. Seward, of N. V., considered that it was a sad
eight to see the President of those United States
asking Congress to confer on him the war-making
power, in order to assimilate his functions to those
of European governments. The passage of a bill
granting the President such powers as he asks would
be a virtual surrender of the powers of Congress, and
in opposition to the express precepts of the constt
Millen.
Mr. Fessenden, of Me., expressed s miler views,
and cited the Paraguay expedition, which was to
consist of a single ship, Mod is now an armada of 20
sail, as an instance of how the President might
plunge the nation into a war. The President now
comes forward and asks for general powers. It would
be mom rational to take initiatory steps at once to
have a King, than blindly to confer absolute powers
on a President
Mr. Douglas, of 111., was glad that the President
had called attention to this subject He considered
that the President ought to have power to keep open
the transit routes to our calms and commerce.
Moreover he ought to be invested with power to
summarily enforce redress for any outrage on our.
flag, oar citizens or our property, whenever it may
occur. The executive of every other nation has it. i
Mr. Douglas did not mean to give a spacial vote of
confidence to the present executive, but he was con
tentj. to entrust that power with him and his succes
sors in all time. Our policy is to make the execu
tive strong abroad, to make the Americ name re
spected but not unduly to Inman° the executive
power within the United States. He hoped that this
message would originate a more vigorous and effi
cient foreign policy.
Mr. Davis, of Miss.,could not mower in the Iloo
trine of the Senator rem Illinois, Mr. Donglaa,_to
its fail extent There is no foreseeing to what limit
it might not extend if urged by ambition or by any
orther feeling; that we want to invest the executive
with more power than our fathers gave, only marks
the decadence of the American people. Mr. Davis
would prefer the delay of Congressional action to
the surrender of a great Constitutional principle, but
he did not understand the President as asking for
endue or irresponsible powers. The transit route
was constructed by American capital and is there
fore an exceptional case. Mr. Davis would grant
the executive the power he asked, bat would limit
it to the special case that is known to exist.
Mr. Green, of Mo., obtained the floor and express
ed himself ready to go on with his remarks.
Several Senators proposed to adjourn, whereon
Mr. Green said this was one of the most important
messages over before the Senate, and ought to be
carefully understood. He would, therefore, defer
hie remarks.
The Senate than adjourned.
hones.—The blouse went into committee on the
Army appropriation bill.
Mr. Stanton, of Ohio, made an amendment to
strike out the appropriation for recruiting, with which
he proposed to test the sense of the members, as to
whether they were In favor of a redaction of the
army, was considered during the debate.
Mr. Lovejoy,, of 111., said that he wanted to put
the army between the horns so as to hare merely n
skeleton hung up for the study of practical anatomy.
Ile was credibly informed, and believe, , that the
army WAS need to got up Indian wars and establish
garrisons to advance the price of town Lots. Some
months ago there was ► great cry agains the Mor
mons, and it was urged that they should Se extermi
nated merely because they preferred whim concubines.
(Laughter.)
Ile was proceeding to reply to Mr. Leteher's re.
mark's of yesterday, about 'nationality, when he was
called to order by Mr. Phelps, of Mo., for irrev
alency.
Mr. Lovejoy /Aid that the point of order always
comes from the vast deep when the harpoon touches
the blubber.
Mr. Phelps giving in to the laughter, said that he
ad only insisted on the oheerrattee of the rules.
Mr. Staunton's amendment was rejected, ayes tl 5 ,
and nays not counted. Mr. Cumin.% of Maas., said
that be did not desire our army to be like the militia
of Mississippi, which according to an editor of that
State, had an abundance of officers but no anus or
private. [Laughter.]
Mr. Washburn°, of 111., moved an amendment,
protecting the military reservations from. trespass,
and stated that the Rock Island reservation woo be
ing stripped of its timber and despoiled of its value,
and that the department was making no adequate
effort to protect it. After some debate the amend
ment was rejected.
Mr. Faulkner offered an amendment calling off the
brevit pay. lie said that there exists throughout
the country, a strong improssion that the rank Is de
moralizing, and leads to subserviently and fanaticism.
Mr. Bonham, of S. C., trusted that this step would
not be taken. It would rut down the pay of the
general commanding, Lieut. ion. Scott, who had
fairly won every honor that had tone !widowed on
The amendment wee Injected by a voto of yea. 40
ye RI,
The other unendmente woro acted on, and tb.
MMittee tore.
Mr. Nichols naked leave to otter the following •
{Fruitless, In the correspondence of the l ow York
Deily Times, of the 16 of February, signed S. .d
also:in the correspondence of other papers, it is charg
ed that s member of the committee on accounts,
made a bargain to receive money ass consWeretion
for passing certain claims thereof, and that subs.-
emendy the said member demanded money for his
services, and whereas, it is further alleged that
member of the said committee compelled claimants
to agree to give a portion of the appropriation in the
bills pest before the committee, in consideration for
thek allowance thereof.
Rrtolmi, That a committee of fire bo appointed
to ivestigate the said charges, and report before the
close of the present session.
The resolution mu unanimously adopted
The Home then adjourned.
L from Europe
Sr. Jonsm, Feb. IS.—The steamer Priam Albert,
from llalway, Ireland, on the Gth inst., has arrived
with one week's later news.
Queen Victoria opened Parliament in person, on
the 2d inet for epeeche, commences with congrat
ulations on the elate of the country, and the pro
gram made In belle. Our foreign affair. it my, :
I receive' from all foreign powers assurances of
friendly feeling. To cultivate and confirm these
feelings, to maintain inviolate the faith of public
treaties, and to contribute as far as my Maumee can
extend, to the preservation of general pea", are the
objects of my solicited. The conclusion of treaties
in regard to principalities and relative to commerce
with Ruda In noticed, and the latter is referred to
is an Indication of friendship between the two cone
triee. The treaties with China and Japan are men
tioned so promising great commercial advantagte.
Satisfaction is expressed at the abolition, by
Brenta, of the negro importation en the east coast
of Africa, and the pending negotiations give promise
:of a total abandonment of the system. In regent to
Mexico the speech lays, the state of that Republic,
distracted with civil wars, induced tee to carry for
bearance to its utmost limit In regard to the wrongs
and 'indignities to which the British reeldents bare
been subjected at the hands of the contending par
ties. They at length have clotted It to such an ex
tent that I have been obliged togive instructions to
the commander of the naval forms in those seas to
demand and, if necessary, to aurorae a reparation.
An increased expenditure for the navy is asked
for on account of the universal introduction of eteam
Into the naval warfare. The rest of the speech ap
pertain, to local question. Among the measures
promised are parliamentary reform and a new bank ,
ruptcy law.
Lord Melville, in the House of Lords, and Lord
- Palmerston, in the House of Commons, complained
of the silence of the Government in regard to the
threatening state of the Italian question, nod other
matters of Internet.
Lords Derby and D'lsraell expressed confidence
In the maintenance of peace.
FRAJIICIL —Franco continues her warlike prepara
tions. It 4 rumored that Pelissicr will noon return,
to ho sneeseded as minister to London by the Duke
de Montebello.
Groot anxiety was roll regarding the speech of the
Emperor of France, which is to be delivered at the
openiug of the Legislature on the 7th inst. It is ru
mored that be is preparing a surprise for the world,
and that was a certainty,
The mloister of the colonic), decided that the im
migration of Africans that' bo suporceded by Chi
nese.
!tumors were current in England of extensive
'Warlike preparations by the French, including an
addition of three thousand men to the force of the
navy.
Tho marriage of the Prince Napoleon was cele
brated at Turin on the 20th. 'gra bridal party forth
with started for Paris. Turin lettere state that mat
ters looked slightly more pacific there. The Austrian
six million loan wee introduced , on the London
change nt eighty.
The Bra:Jinn mall Which had arrival at Lisbon,
brings the news that Brazil had offered a mediation
with Paraguay in regard to her diffiemities with the
United States. The American commander had se
eepted the offer, and the Brazilian Admiral had gone
to Paraguay on the minion.
[Special Dlvaloti to the Pltimborgb anat..]
Rartureanno, Feb. 18.--BRNATIL—Mr. Penney
presented a petition for the incorporation of a Pas..
aenger Railway to East Liberty. Mr. Gaszam pre
sented a petition for and read to his place a bill pro.
aiding for the repeal of the 2d section of the Pitt
township road and Poor Laws; also a bill to boor
potato the Park Association. The Senate then ad
jo
urnedd till Monday afternoon.
/1001111.—The following Mlle were reed in place:
By Mr. Irish: An act providing for the assessment of
damages on the North Branch Canal. By Mr. Rams.
doll: Suliploment to an act for incorporating the yo
ung° Railroad; an act authorising a State road
from Clarion to the Clarion river. By Mr. Law
rence: Au act relative to supervisors in Somuset
township, Washington co.. ropplement to an act in
corporating the Western Transportation Co. author
ising an Increase of stork.
The various committees morbid the following
among other bills: An act providing for enfocing
the oolisction of taxes on eorporations ; an act pro
viding for annexing Leeohborg, Mercer county, to
Springfield School district, reported as committed.
The House adjounied till Tuesday.
Drionore, Feb. Ile.—Tbo Republican Sudo Fon
vont lon mot In Lido city yestimlay, and muondnidod
Goo. Natio of Kent,. tor ebkd ot Oil 86?
Tbo Democratic earroation met bee tomicricoilt
goatimomt AlSmas relibe of I !,!liiciitmi; - cok.thic
lame t IL 4.
Commercial.
001111171%11 or ARBITRATION FOR JANUARY—
S. Glum, Y. P., B. P. BABirza,
Jung, G. W. Cu..
p TSB Ulti6
(Reported Bpecially for Ne Piuthicrgh Cwfr.
errisomion, SATIMai, F. 19,1819.
FLOUR—dull ; mla from atom In mall lot., of 700 bbl
nt $5„3305,14 fur eloper, 13,6243,87 for extra, and $O,OO 0,
25 for family tk,
GRAlN—market moderately Wise hot unchanged; des
2509 bus dialled Tennessee ehlte Corn, to arrive, at b 7%, de
livered ; 000 bus liar at depot at E.% 584 do inbred, at depot
at 02(84; sod 100 tons Mr from store at 57%. Thera has
been considerable doing In Oats within the last two daysorlth
sales of 600 bus from first; hands at 53; 1000 and 150 boo do
from atom at CA; 800 do at 041368; and 500 ben old at W.
firs, 200 and 100 bus from first bands at 90, sod 200 do from
store at 05. Maur, 65 bus /lining at 6 and 100 amt 160
bus fat at 70 for COMM.] ' prim fall bringing 70. Wheat,
100 boa Modlteremeao at 01,10.
GROW:RlM—steady; sa/ce 0(26 hhtla Sugar to lota it 7.3
48; 40 Gbh, /dolma°. at 40, sad 10 do oak to country, at 42:
and za, 60, 10 and 10 bgs Coffee at 121.1@13.
RULE- Toles of 20,000 Ms on private teems; and
6,000 lb. Shoulders sod Sides at 63.1 and EIN•
DAMN—snood local demand; mica In lots, of 30,003 the
at 7% for Shoulders, 949% for flitter, and 10% for plain
POTATOES—. fair inquiry ; .aloe of 23 bbl. Neabannoeke
V.,5; 200 bus ml.od 90@8.5. and MO bus Blues at 85.
ItEANB—a sale of 100 bue arbito a t $1,25.
FRED—oaks or 6 tons Bran & Shorty et $l,OO 11 109 Met
3 tom , 31134 / 3 .91. at $1,60; and 9 tons mixed at $l,OO.
WUISK Y— -e rogniar dortumd, and Wm of 90 bbl reetifisd
In lots, at 29030, cash and Um*.
MALT—a tale 1,000 bus Barley Malt at 85 boa
LARD—aslos or 20 bbla No.l City at 11%.
BENDl3—wales of 40 bus Clover from font bands at $6,60e.
6,10, and 143 do from store at $0,23.
ASUES—eales of 10 cks Soda M 3% tlmo
IIAY-9ntloa at seam of 44 loada at s9(ol2'p ton.
EUTTER—on actlyo inquiry; sal. 13 bble prim roll at
20.
CARESS—sales Of 29 bra W. R. at 12.
BIONIGN'AJIV AND connicavini..
The movement of the bank. In the four_pinclpal elUes of
the Union, In which weekly reports erWnihde, ss ghoul, by
their last datement., lama follow.:
1,0 em.. Deponits. Npeclo. Clerl'n
N. T. Feb. 124129,108,318 89,346,318 25,410,089 7,812,441
Banton " 14 f 41,087,000 19,183,000 ,e,c7f,con 6,3.T.2,p00
Phlled " 14 2hteZt,364 10,334,087 0,991;41 2,8114,143
N Orll " 6 21,81.19,009 24,703,231 10,3112,059 11,913,000
Total._ 11M4,630,11.0 149,670,63 S 61,441,23128,021,462
Lent week 1357,072,708 154,164,701 61,1021,6341 29,370,921
There has been nn effort made by some of tie money lend
ers to got op the Wei of discount, tint to this time tbeLinve
fallod>nd money condense very easy. There le at this time.
mostly in the bands of bueinese men, capital amounting
from SLOW toslo,oooosch,artikit Intl. aggregate amounts
to no luoonoldrrable suns, which can ho made available
whenever 69i cent. securities ran be hod. Indeed tide class
of capltallets, findiug nothing In tie ma handles line In
which to invest with any certainly of coining out 'whole, are
anions to make Investments to paper et this rate, and so
long an this Is the case money must remain easy on the
etreat flood paper was readily placed at 691 cent. today
for both single and double nemoe and the offerings do not
begin to take up the eupplies --f Balt. Amer.
In Money there Is no change. In the street, the supply
Is abundant enough at 6 It cent. on favorable collaards.
The banks are getting somewhat inernimed °Redeye of pa
per, and More is unquestionably au enlarged demand for let.
clinks from badness choke. Paten in the discount booms
fa panning at Cwlr rent_ with au °caseload transaction at
• trifle
Tim New Harp Coop.—The Bt. Joanph(Mo) Journal says:
-.Mr. W. P. Wallingford, an intelligent and enterprising
fennel in thi. country, writers as follows—We are now In
full apeman ))))) cleaniug our Hemp, and am prepared to de.
[ermine fully as to 'quatitity and quality; and from the best
Information d can got from this and Platte county, the yield
in about 500 lbs to the acre, and much of It of Inferior goal.
ity. The Yost imprint of min Ida year Is the sole mud;
washing It op while growing, rotting It In the shock Wore
venial, and with • premature teetering by warm rain. In
the fall. literally washing the fibre sway. The crop Is now
fully half broken not, and In selling at preseot prices."
New Yong Conte Monger, Feb.l6th, 1859.—At market,
2,467 Beeves 106 Cows, MP Yesls, 5,691 Sheep and Lambe.
and 6,000 Swine—Wowing a decrease of 952 Beeves, and no
increase of 66 Cow.. 127 Orate, 855 Sheep and Lambs, and
MO Swine. At Bergeu, N. J., 460 head were reported. The
number of Beef Cottle on gale at Allerton's to-day was 2200
head. The market for Beef Cattle has improved, yesterday
and today, fully half o cent 11 lb. There has been some
combination to pet op price., yet not tio an unusual extent;
the den may la attributed no much as much an anytblog
else to the small mpply, compared with last week, and the
rnmpstition ainong Botcher. to make the Mat Istectione.
Pa quote the average price of the solos today st over tic
he range it Iron; 7 to 11%c, net fur very fancy premi
um 13013%c "11 m. Among the meet noticeable of all the
stock wee • ;ism of 6 years old oxen (native) fatted for two
yearn, by Wm. A. Clark, of Woodbridge, Cann., weighing at
home 5.950 file, 9 foot girt.' They sold to Wm. Laid-, of Cen
tre market, at 8470, equal to Ils for the meat. Another
pair of 6 years old stem, (native) weighing 5,000 Me, fatted
at the same place. by Rolm. Clark, 000 of the oldest feeder.
of Yankee land. It is said that during the whole of the
whiter he hoe himself fed Wind cattle daily, though now
past eighty - two years of age. Far many yams past, he has
contributed some of the attest cattle in the reentry to this
and other markets. Tha deers sold to Mr. Zimmerman in
Secund avenue fur $4OO. Three dears from game place. were
purchased by Col. Devoe for $lOO, equal to 11%5012c lb.
Sheep and lambs bare continued 10 good demand at foil
rates—we quote at 14509; a few very hanigdroe at 815010.
A Ono pair of Breeding Mieep, at Browning's, were valued
BSS; the brick would deem :Sid lbs. Teals are Weedy at 56p
Tc. Cows doll at 112501)5.6. Swino mecca at 6.14663%e gross,
Tho receipts of Wheat to-day were 15,222 Dna with ono
load not reported. NoterithstanMeg this Increase, however.
the market-we buoyant, and an advance of was gained
on No. 1 lied, with sales el $1,2;(61.29 In stns;. N 0.2 Bad
advancdi Ic, with sale. at 81,14561,15 in store; Staudard
Spring advanced 2.3, with sales at toi(dinki in chore; and Re
jected advanced lc, with said at 70q79—the old of the
day artitititiling to about as,ooo to.. There aid come luqui
ry inr Nn. I Waite—which Is dame.
Clot.lere of Floor were decidedly firmer this morning--
Generally 'nobility{ oo an entente. Buyer., bon - ever, held
.1, end sales dl.l not exceed GtO toble et the eellor'e Olcnn s.
There we* a boiler donood for Corn, and the market pd.
ranted to, with mato of Shelled et i11143013Xr. 11 CO lb. on
tract, non s ' c for Ear
-
The feeling In Oats erne mine firmer: Rot the treneectlon
ere limited, .t .11c for Rejected In etore, and L.le fur mod
new crop deliverrd.
• •
Via Barley market was mare active at a abadn bettor prl
—Prism Bolling at , a)aellate; and Common at 501465 e.—Ch
Jaw. Naar.
Navy Ontsigna rob. /5 —Cotton—Lot, grailgii lingo i‘l
clincid i.ci middling 10,1hlgLer graden tiorhainggd i sal
P
0( 7 . lath" at 1 0.4011 c for middling iinallien.
Sale•Lir rim,. day* 24,000 bid
nociallitri..-
27,(,00 ii
&man [lmo but year......... ... 113,g00 ii
ligrelptg of nu liouttiorn pooh. ahead or Igat
; MOM •t 0,90 y fur fair t
nil) lair
(}tra—ttlawywnt nln 1,(XX)1 , 11 , 1 at POr for prima init
°atm !tat:
(Our little friend Pnnvec, supplies the earliest edition,
of Citwitutati mud Philsdelphia paper, at the earltest nue
mold I
The rain of the lost few days has raked the river to an
unwonted height. It was nearly at 1100,1 stage yeeterdaY,
of the Monongahela with a very powerful cur
rent, sod backing far up into the Allegheny.
Gal Wan aft, In demand.
The number the budiele of coal wch have gone to the
market, within ,last few &vele not than 700,000 boa.
Meet 70 barges in tea of nine Meant togs have gone, and
more are following.
The Imps of Ice &Wore appear to bo to danger of blast.
log. Penis of them here already collected considerable, mid
stored It away, but n malerity of the heavy dealers have
Wen counting upon a sate ofetta weather which we have
not yet experienced, and which, we think, not likely to
rotor. They hove taken now to
into
the cakes as the
go 11 oallog by end concerting them into goods, the beet the y
can secure tinder the circumstauces.
(SO. Alfonre old beat, the Biill 8011, Is, when she shall
have been completed, to be called the Northerner, a tact are
have not hitherto noted. Ile, advertisement may ho found
in our column,. Pho In to be male a magnificent mall, and
no better captain goad on these rivers then Capt. Alford. Ile
will leave here for Cl. Joseph, KarllM., and Picea Pun , as
soon
as the spring fairly opals. Ile will take away the
mange load of pa mongers that over left this port. Already
a largo number hare engaged plumage on her, famillee with
all their household trap., end roving young chaps who are
going to dig gold in Cheer, Creek. Copt. Alford will take
good Cll/11 of WI who commit themselves to hint in the Jour
, to theland of prowl..
" The colilidon of the Sl'Kee and Cherokoii to the Lower
Ilitalesippl, It is said, was owned by the confusion of the
signals, or the pilots, one or letth. The Belfast relloved the
Cherokee of n portion of her freight, e lot of collie far Mom.
ph is.
The Cumberland at Nashville, Batonlay evening au slow
ly rising, with 16 Get water on the shoals, with a prospect
of a coal boat lieu from tho headwaters:
I%dr flusrartrisn.—Tho following in nlerance to the Ille
sleslppl, and hats dot-Coed b 7 100 and low wattb, and a 'cob
lislon decision, we copy from Rio No. Republican, of Bator
day—
"The Local inspector. of this port have rewind.] the in- .
♦eetigntion bad before them to the CBABi Or the collision of
the etramer John It. Dickey and New Uncle P.m, and hare
decided that the fault of the collision was on Marian of the
pilot of the New Uncle Sans, and hero acconllngly suspend
ed the Ilnetwe of Lewis Pierce, pilot of that .roamer, for the
term of six mouth., Iron, the date of their deritdotbe
Capt, It. 0. any has eent home to our Marlon Awocislion
a pabliehed document nutting forth ollichtllY, and on the
shutting of !myna Engineers, that the Nock Island Bridge Is
unsafe for trees!. The paper contains the narourof malts
Pending Value the bridge, from boata which hare bean
nook then, smountlrm to more thou $200,000. If the
bridge le ttot este to cross on, neither le It safe logo under.
It had better be taken down at one.
Steamboat
ARRIVED. n.
LOU." Ilrovmrvllln. Luzern°
Tnievaph, da Talegra
001011101 Bayard, ItllrAbotb. OA. Roks,
iik L
Talsytrapittla nark IS.
Now Tole, Feb. 18 —Cotton buoyant; lee 2soo bales at
1114 for upland middling. Flour buoy ml; miss 18,000
blot.. Wbeat dull with We. 17.000 bm t 81,30Q1,10 for
winterand western; aorta ohm of red were B 4ado at $1,..14@
11.40. Corn quiet; salsa 016,000 bus at 2a (or yellow.
Fork ansettleM Mem $17,84118.0031. Lard Om at 11Xfil.
12%. llama quiet at e.%09,4 for aidea, 43%a7 for should
era. Dnased hogs Leavy at 8.408 y . hide.utayaut—To.
bacco quiet et 7012. Tallow heavy at MOLL \ Wool gold
but Aron salmal,ooolba Hoare at 58e for 11' to fall blood
, Whtsity dull at 27 , gum quiet at 7.10. - Splinta ern..
pandas Rein tiros at 71075. Stock. variable and Steady:
Chicago a Hock laimid 01%;Cumberiand Coal 25%;111in01s
Central R . 11. 67%; Mirbigui Bentham 17%; NeW York
Centsalllo4. Pennsylvania Mal 80%; Readint493,l; albs
' morl Blxe. 8 . 1%; 0. 8. Fives 1874 143 %; Gabes! Cnicago
08%: Michigan Central GO; Pacific Mall B. 8.0o,t11; Panama
116%.
PunSournta,Feb.lB.—Floor Limier but thedonnutd con.
Moues limited; salsa of 9,000 bbl. Western extra at $B,OO,
.sad extra family at $6,2860,50; the mica to the trade tangs
from $0.7607,40. The Inmectiona for thiFiFFek amount to
0,403 bbl. against 11,009 but week. Rye Hoar and corn
meld 'carer; we quote the former at $1 and Oa baler at
y 3,02 Wheat steady; wiles
0(4E0 km red at 81,2M:11,40i
and lime choke white at $1,70. Rya couimaathl Me. Corn
la armee Lot In limited demand; Wes of 4.005 boa yellow at
77679. OW em unctuumed. 1000 bua Now York Barley
sold at tale. Groceries and provhiona Ma unchanged,—
Whisky hateady at 28.4000.
.Cintannart, Feb. lB.—Flour lees firm but nuchanr
apeculatlre demand ho fallen off. Whisky unchanged Mt
.chasell doll and priere are tending downivard: Nothlog
Waisdoms in more pork, Lard la held blew MOM the cow.
from Ragland; buyers offer 111 , 401.1% and upward !masked:
(here km knot demand for bulk mink sales of *OOO lb. at
0%00% tbrahouldera, and 8t for for abler, a fillr demand
for baentnindee 1:51 hbds at ng@ni for ahooldersand 9%
for Malec Cloveeseed la very dull UM prime nominal. 80•
gar and Mamma are dull, but net quotably lower. Coffee
la firm. Money Is oath., at (1,11 ratan Exchange on the
east la very mane. &taken paid NI premium for sled
drafts on New York and 1%11140100a today, but sold at
Mm ants rate: New Odom. la in lair amply at ~,,..•; Pnwitillm.
Merchants checks sell at %c premium.
Barrumita, Feb. 18.—Flour firm bat Inactive and io nn•
rillillged. Wheat bnoyoult; white 0,4003.1,78. Previa ma
declining. Whiaky dull: Ohio 00-
Air of the following articles can 63 obtained at
Bowes' well known stand, Federal,stzeot, AlWray.
Good Fancily Bread. Cakes and Confectionery In
every variety. Fresh Peaches, Tomatoes, Plumbs,
Citron, Pine Apple, Brandy Peach/pm, Assorted Pre
seme, Jelly's, Pickles anal Ketchup; Capers, WO,-
ceetarshire Sauce, Pickled Lobsters, Sardinci,V, v ini
Chocolate, Baker's Brom', A , ., go. i rgr r .pect..
fully invite the public to an examinatio of th e ahoy.
named articles, all of which they will quaisatee to
promo satisfactory both in quality and pro,
A oracle of cloths, cassimeres, vestinP.l
now opened at Carnsghan's, Federal st
gheoy city, that will certainly prove at
tho lovers of tuition. These, with a tall
ready made clothing for men'a and boys"
his stook sidealroble one.
pm ROLL BUTTER--
wad rat ads at 3116 Malty stmt.
:: 114 --' - , 1 1 / 2 0:';', !11D0L410.311111841CC.
••":. eivelsw-atrr Lz'd
loteplar Stamm.
oagallela River 11. S. Nall Packed
ATILLEGItAPII,
I I BTSAILIE .TE7/11BSON,
EA
.J. O. WOODWAID. 42/WV Genoa Cum.
1 EWA= L137.21LNE, Cm. Z. Baum.
ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE
running regularly. Monilog Bat. laara Plat
at 8 o'clock A. and &ening Boats at 6
P. M. for Illioosport, Klizabstbtoms, ilooongs
ty, Cookstown. Ifillsborough, Itico's Lauding, Gram.
s'.
and Genova, connecting at ProorwlLh Haab
ontovo, sod Payette Springg commis at aloes
o .6.1, uael for /edema, Oanalchaeltewn add
tang, sod at Orronsborougt for Iforgankort4• To
sums ticketod through from Pittsburgh to Duke.
r roosts and statorooms on boats Included.
.21 0. W. BWrNDLXB, AGM;
Browooslllo Wharf-boot, at foot of Grant at.
brtrghl
reel
bola • 1
boron : 1
for U.
Land!
Wayn
ITTSBURGIII AND BIEBIPIIII4
'UNION Z. IN El
1859. jai 1850. biligait
ABOVE LINE HAVING JUST
•n organized, will ron weekly, haring a rate, coo
-1
and elegant stamen to learn each part every week.
•Ight or pelage apply on board or to
tr ELAM, BARNES k CO., Agent.
.
NASIIVILLE.—Tho steali4l4
LA CROSSE, Cape. Devianey, ' ivi
.. To end for all intermediate ports Ott A
to that t at P. M. Fo r height or passego, apply on
I F LA CK, BABSRA A CO, Agent&
CAIRO, MEMPHIS,
tICSBUROII AND NZW ORLIANR.
t peateriger steamer J. W. EIAILIILAti, capita=
II leave for tbe above and all Intermediate
• SATURDAY, et 4P. it. For frelgbt or panne
boanl. fele
55t. touts, arr.
tbifitritlVElrpAcKElTli s err im i
}Tyr SI. Louis, Jefferem City. Ining.
Gs, KJ vas elle, Lono.ntelnlh City, Raton, et,t2=Ve
braska '36 Omaha eke and thunea BlupThe now
puma r steamer NORTLINIINER Cent P. A. AlCordorill
lam PI tahurgh for the above erol all Intermediate ports,
on or nt the P d OF ILA Rai. For freight or ru
ng° ep y on hoard or to
,:feinit Id /GAOL BARNES k 00., Ants.
FO ST. LOUIS—The fine pas- i s-ma
••• • or packet J. IL CONN, Capt. Wood
burn, In I Nave far tho shore and 111 lutermr httea
Tina AY, 18th Itt•t., at 4 o'clock, P. 111. For frelkht
or . • or to
• 0. apply on board
_hat
FLACK, BARNES A CO- Agents.
Arty Orleans, &c.
be .ne new/Starner CAMBRIDGE, ()apt
B. Bean will leave for the aboreand Immediate ports olg
MOND • •' 21st Inst. Por freight or pawns, apply on tweed
or to 1519 /MACH, BARNES t CO., Agents.
TII GREAT STRENGTHENER AND
PAIN ESTROYER.—The • Lod and cheapest Efoutn
poll Re •ody in the world. Simple and pleasant Its ap
pllcatlo• certain and offectnal In Um retails. A besntiftd,
sclentlVesteroal connive, &punted. Ger the relief of ptln
at any 1.1 •o, In any place, In any part of the human sys
tem, and • niter all arcrlnletatteen If yon pot thin Plaster
anywho • ITp&in Is there, the Natter will Inlet there until
the polo LS vanillin:el. The Plaster magnetites tho pain
away, SW
PAIN t ANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER
IS APPLIED.
Rheum tom , Latnetasa, Stiffroaa, Debility, Nervousness
Neut./04 .IsPePele, Cough., and Coldejahle !rld Aches
dreamy kid, down even to Gme, are isonaliaidy re-tiered—
and, with little patienco,peratemenlly cured, by the magi.
eel Influent of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. Me the sine
pleat, sures salad, pleasantest and cheapat remedy la
exigence. fa appliallon is nolvoraal—equally to the
stnaug:man, the delicate woman, and the feeble infant.—
To each and all It will prove a Reim and a Bleating. It.
nee a agreeable, and without annoyance or thoublo. Its
price le within the roach of all—rkh or poor; all may have
it who aro sick a d eufferlng In any way.
FARM ERS should be always supplied with thle
Flo PLASTER. It will be the (Thal Physician In any
bonsehold, ready at all Haste, and at instant notice.
Put np le airtlght tin bozos. Each boo irlll make sit to
eight plastent, and any child can epread them. Price t
cents • box, with fel, and plain directions.
D. C. MOREHEAD. M. D.,
Inventor and Proprietor, 19 Walker at., New Yurk.
BIOILIEUEAD'S kLiUNETIO PLASTNDie sold by all drag
gl*. In every city, to*u and village of tbn United Mate..
tio.3woilharlylaP
I R'S S 13 I I I\T 14 - H a
• Damasks, Diapers, ike.
CONSUMERS OF RICHARDSON'S LIN
ENS, and those dogmas of obtaining tho GENUINE
GOODS, should we that the articles they purchase aro test.
ed with tho tall name of the firm,
RICHARDSON, SONS 41' OWDRN,
aa a gasranteo of the soundness nod durability of the Goods
This carillon Is rendored casenttalfy rwasamary as large
quantified. of Inferior and defective Linen. aro
aeason after amnion nod sealed with the Milne of ILGI AILD.
SON, by led, Homes, who, regardless of the Injury thus
inflictod elite on the American Muerinler and tho unsanfoc.
Wren of the genuine. Goofs, will not readily abandon •
business so profitable, while pardoners coo be Imposed au
with goods of • worthless character.
M EYES'S MIRACULOUS VERMIN DE
jULETROYICR—Tho limo of redemption for all titles,
hooves, warehouses, markets, Isms and gardwa Infested
with any kind of vermin has therefore coma Ileyeea pro
pwration destroys the unwelcome Intruders without mercy
or fall. This article hew broanlit death to Wilk/aa of them
la the old world, and Imm this day tlio watchword of house
kospors, merchants, shipping moo and hnaliandmen in the
new world will be, no more vermin, for Meyer'. litresalaris
Vermin Destroyer Is at hand, wholesale and retell, at
CE CREEPERS
NEATNESS AND DURABILITY
fiIATTIVICWI9, No: ISA SmlthtleLl street,
between Sloth and Virgin alley, mannfartures Braes Steel
P ointed ORKESEKS, canny applied to tho boot heel, and
hick render It Impossible to slip on tho most icy bare•
meat under any circumstance& PM. 50 to 75 rents.
frss:d2w
ThROWNED.—TEs Dou.eits itswea.—
ur Drowned ln the Slovens.hela river, near the point,
between the Mesmer. Alma and 'fuel Dell, on Saturday
afternoon, Jan. 112 d, my me THOMAS, aged 10 years. The
above reward will ho laid for the recovery of thwbody.—
Apply to the andeudgned, llugheef Alley, between Wood
and Market street. Jal:dtf JOHN LONG.
PRODUCE. -11X) hue. Small White Beams,
75 " Timothy Seed,
160 " choice Clover Seed,
80 " Rye,
100 " Spring Barley, mewl
and for We at 185 Liberty ewe, by
felo - RIDDLE, WIRES t On.
F . . .
1,0011. OIL CLOTII—Of all widths, from
2-1 to 24.4, WO of • soporlor quality, for ludo 'thole
ale anti Wall by J.& 11.PIIILLLPS,
8029 28 sod 28 Bt. 01• Ir strbet.
. .
RDECEIVED, this morning direct'from the
monolicturee, 60 of those excellent patent Carpet
Sweepers. Ladkr and housekeepers art Invited to examine
the sw.per. Its utility Ls andonbled. Par ode at
fele:drool W . WOLINTOCVS, No. 112 Market rd.
IdtLL WOOL DE LAINS, FIGUREDAND
Pi.nt Marlowe, Irish Poplins, fancy and Black Slits
- k
.11 Wool de Ulu, Plaid Cashmere., Coburg.. Par
melts; to be round at DIMOLITIMI.D & CO'd.
nut? Northarat corner 4th and Market etc
-
FLOUR, -A choice selection of brands of
Stara, Fatra Family and 13npen5ne liloor camotataly
o band mal for sale by bIeBANIO d AN.ll€ll,
• N. 121 Second et
A. ': 1 1 I t Eno s now an. tog row
stamen. ?lepton° for see by
rek ISMAIL DICKEY k 00.
20 ) 1 3
5 1 V 8 KZ' DRIED tE r AOUES;
es
100 box mall white Now,
loahare end for osier ; ;
!PAIIRTED.
rohrunills.
h, do.
It RI O K S PATENT CARPRI!
SWEISPIIL—A groat Dotnastio Invent/no, and war
ranted tog's° satisfaction. Joot received at the Carpet
Morsel W. 111 . 01,INTOOIC, 112 Marketaireat
takd&tr ,
'Y Only Agent f or Ma /Manufacturer. .
S PRING MEASURING TAPES, Brays end Plated for solo by . W. 8. BAUM
. •
JaZ Nce.3l, 33 and 38 Market otreat.
COUNTING -HOUSE LIRE.—
Dales. Obalna,Tables, Stool., to.:
I.B.: YOUNG A CO.
BB LS. N.. 0. MOLASSES to arrive
Per steamer Commodore Perry...m.l for male Dy
BID/ITER& DILWORTH.
OATS-1W bushelsrecd and for sale by
Ja3l
.11. H. KING.
-
A SSORTED COLORS ground in oil for sale
XL by b 4.19 T. N. NEVINt GI.
CASHMERE PLAIDS at
BURCHFIELD OIYR,
Corner Fourth arid Makatea.
dalB Only 25 cants Per Tent.
' ENN. WHEAT-113 aka. now landing
from stammer Neptune for eel. by CO.
ISAIAH DICK]. a
fe4
NEW EDITION.—The American Eclectic
Prattle* of Modbiors by J. O. lobos 11L D.....stonded
Rod rovieed by Wm.Sbororoal M. D. 2.010. S Vo. SOS pp.
dAlr t CIL. IS Wood Street
DECORATIONS—Borders, Centers, Tes
t. str. Board., Oak Pamla,lreacoaa, Window Car.
talaNoelllogo, Plc Larva, SW... Dird_Y *al f.r ale by
P. MARSHALL t 00.
SWAR AND MOLM3SES.—Wo. are con
-1,3 taantly receiving N.O. Saw aad Marrs, beet goallrg
whicirwe Offer to the trade at the lomat market Inv.
JOB LIMB • TR
I OTATOES I POTATOES 11-600 Bags
New Took Potatoes Joultreed sod formals by
doll) lIITCLICOCK. MOCNINERY k Co.
_ .
LINERED OIL—A few bbla. for sale of
good woken brands, by JNO. TIIOUPSON • CO, •
roil 135 Third steam
_1 l.li . . 4 . ) : • .
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Corner Dimond and Market
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