FIRST PREMIUM &milled by the Allegheny County' Avianßand Society, held
ioultember :Oil, "AS DEBT
1 FOR FAMILY USE."
And the Akins. Slate Agricultural Swill have'awarded to Wheeler & Wileon's Sewing
the Wilmot icremitun..fA.S BEIBP'FOR ALL FAMILY PURPOSES."
_;____
have' .
OILIBXS which ho gained rack an enviable reputation over all other
1
aolunea on tooount of
i Berl. Beauty and exoellence of stitch, alike on both sides of the fabric sewed.
. ~..
onomy o I
' - - s, : Ec onomy thread.
3. irunplicity and thoroughness of construction
•
L ti
il
- 4. Parfait:di ty, ewe of opeinsticre s and management.
, 5.... S . ' 1 ---
' 4. 42 la n ! of movement.
7. s gth, firmness, and durability of arena that will not rip or ravel.
fi. A licability to a variety of purposes and materials.
9. 6 pactness and elegance of model and finish.
I
Are now or with all of the latest improvements and advantages at manufacturers
_
PC4 6 - 11 .. 1 1 - ' ALEX. It. REED, Agent, 611 PIPTII STREET.
I
emantaveeir
. r 17.1rete GER.ILIC
=FLAP AND T.A.XYChni,"
M., a BlRtittc,
/ha just Tatum from itho Eaatern Cities and
nnelviag Spring Mock or Clothe, Ortmerea,
roal at away variety sad atyla adapted
tattle bid thy mod try trade, which will la made up
to oder with Mrta ' ooraldrpahh, and at ratedaa low
ao at wailer establishment in the city fer,dr.
, CILIAILIG • 8 PACKS:R. da CO.,
..
No.:140
_Pearl Street, Boston.
iinsanuna vox ratans or
...
13hoes' and Sole Leather, -
` '
~.'ll:4pittn,roortt,CarrtodLeathei.,
liair, Poka' drills, Wan, Alp, Splits, An.; nbeep
,Skla...in wain, enhawdLLinin i n, and rmarged
Rolm. 31)ROWCa and Hoot SkltA. and
Ittram'inatber. . .
Exencsair.
'P. U. 801111111701 r, Congreu otter,
W II . I .I. I IIIBURILAGB,.IOI Pouf
U. autooss op tot State to*t:lnsittc•
• I
,
80 wz.fil
AND
Lx au. rts =excel. %I
2one In the ban manner and ahattent tbna
• ' 42 , U. eun.Lyrs,
„boa' 26 es. 28 Bt. ()Lahr s
.. r .
112610 i ?CLOD
r 4•2ll4lAftle'-: •
7m. n*RY. FA?,
NION£IMAI
No. 95
•••,'
. •
T e largest andl
90 . ,borkidods in tb!,
M72ffM
• •
• •.+O%-4
wM las *wad It thtjr
.• •
1 4 `1 7 / 2 .8 FURS!
MoOORD .Sec
131, Wood Street. Pittsburgh,
WAVING JEST RETURNED FROM NEW
=l:r. reoetiing • large stock of huh MSS
, ;Uudsbri Bay t l / 4 1.1,,,
- Mk& 41.b1e,
Slow Mutts,
anal. Squirrels,
.t ; T•
•
• 41,1
•
_ Also; Pale Boaosta.
Tbaosip,di baralann *sleeted Ida grant we, and will
i=k i rt r tb
to p status fresh NEVI ato (malted to
init aid aiandis war Moak. n 017.141
‘,,
*Vl'.t7A*:••:.
4.1 CIEILALSTY, D . ..
TAW Streal..Pitiabseses, PhefteL.
trategied the nolvasktages or. T..tAmt 53:411.T.1F d RI.
pllallioad mental yeare practice., cam .profeedoaal
winks In SUBDICLiI. AND 1L1.D.141. CASH&
R..
W. D. , lloward. Cat Moan MeCandlers.
Den. D. ILA. licLeets. Rom H. A. Warn..
T. EL WU, . H. 70. T. J. Illgbaln.
J. R. [lmam - John IL Mellor, ?.q.
• hentdieCk Mier. Hart. eny&lrdk
Mr.C.NA. I:r.COVIG wokuts:
AZZIXANDEIR BRADLEy.
7 1 11 10117101111.111/EDDIALLIMITMLY Man Of
COOLING, PARLOR AD . HEATING SToyEs,
Plain and Panoy *Grate Prontac&o.
Sole'Prtrprietor Odle celebrated Perm. Gea
11uninita and &Rocs Cceisumnro
'COOK,STOVES.
°Mai aril &ilea }too;n.
1 1.111klydre ND, Wood Su. PI ltabwrig la. Pa.
; STARCH Alm FARINA.
•-: ion. by 4,0
. Welt Pllsliadelptsla Illioastfacturisig 47..
.(Pbvlt Pruden mrspiod by the *lnstils lostlentS,
. November, 18.511.)
fllsalirdOlissiSlarcb, la eases mint 6 bozos; 6 Ma i
each
. Plo : I'&I ' - • Poses da 40 papers,l . Sec
/Iftifi 2.41661, Pin* and PeOrl /11s IS, 16 boxes i swims
Ares, all for Issuldry air: f . .
libitg PAZIN/laor Ours SILO ' )
Echovsable li-srpromsky prig tal for
Isa bo indle4 ort ma eap54112 , 16-1666
Ilir We by SIMPSON, Ms,
P - m5ey.,1659.11316 ..lys,
..•7tift!...95 •
' •• Itutootitiotoas
All tibias sit To 1111r . 1411"a ni Cl
italllii•Olatijr WWI I.2bOacill 11e.12
Matto to their Moindio:t • • • bbilotmol g 111'.t:litn".431no1;-1
-"'Ds.. W. 1' • FFattrrstaao haring r o-j *
turned IC, Plttabarah with Ma Intentional' makl
Ititintora nnielnaca, can be 'found at Ma 0111 CI, NO.
104 FOIIRTI4 STRUM bottom Wood sod &altbfialci its.
IlLOOk• boon hos P it. to 4P. at. oc:l34*lnfc
• ••11711` z
AND aout
waais
memo.
Butter DICALZEIW
td
ur 3318 b.
N. 11.0.141.E13 at ES 02..413.
Birdie aid -Baiting BIHi of &chugs,
asatirperm o 1 MOUT, .
- WANK NOS= AND ancrs,
• oinzar, rinestaibu, PA.
eilii.V fug" no.uthe Widdrod dike throub•
$921-toly
ontLiifrialCATlELdvmd6-.10.
- - IG.II - 1' BILIS DRAW BY.
: 7 • D1111:41N, DnEDaDlsa `Co.,
ON Tin maws DANE, LONDON, IN BUM OND
MOND MIMING AND UPWARDIL
• Aloo.DDthar Drbidpid other sad them of Ithoco,
• ma n a, dethosoy, Roma and other Ithropeen
' Otani, tooderdly oo hand an 4 for oath by
WiarksoL Wood Wed, corner of Third
• • , . z • a e, p. jorArtcr.s%
ttuor~arenu of
TAINTIRO, JOD AND ALI. ACINDIV OP
70742 PPIN P re.
„Warshintse, No. 517 Waintlitresti
rirraaurrarr, P4l;
otseket mum myllat Ca
- - wit Coarasc..esig ar... /3/14).
.
1
lisivikesiliii• IratilVaidtes Vault Diatirap
' Willirtlekitten; Window Guards, he., --
'..:*..-siogafts no-id =3.1 66 flint Sad, -
cpees.ftwdomw surkse4 - - prrreemum, Pp .,
s ift ag boat I variety of mahatma% hmland
ealatai area aupgai. ,Plertiallar wallas pad' ag.
`, - egotatOrta Lou. Jobbhalkag a abort polka .01.
• 4). mu.
VAJWEVER rainaD.
, rt, 2'T id B 41 IV
-'; SOLIVITOI4II . ORABIONERT,
i t ' Miser Bleck Zhaliqsa,
•SlPODlkefkins=nla In say part or Flora.,
l' ar=titiored ade f East . 14,t &
Wale [ Water ea Ikeda aid Nmtpßs. •elayete
qu a y
Imam Ewa.
- 1-111111114.11111LLE68,
- MOVADDRA AND . MACHISISTI,
1 9 7 4 VA.Xt INGTON WORKS.
Pittaburgh,• Penna.
r owe. Market street. ."
11saa4teibi4 Usk ret.u. Anew mid Mid "
e g t ert!Ne,ketne4 WOt, Seem tete. aed Den Iron
. .
Aettettat knakhz dames shore wefts. ekrtkirep
"A" b.l Nac 16 N
'Mall*ltpiftaaa Dagen le an kindo 4
TOBACCO, SKUTT AND - CIGABO:
~ •
oms.A.boca, •
• ;wow diferatmesporia and Dittragoi4X,Yo
aAs. arezauGazi.t.iN.
• - skitructuasa or t
-Abaisi, Cologie Spirit& aid raid Oil,
6 110>Hr 'Neal* MI ll9Aboridarost.
..;;A ;71 - •
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L" E '11:: at - Vir - T 1.; Sr OW ' ' °S
nitliT FREMIIIM PAIELLY
k
ING MACHINES,
AGEIBMB OPP/Cl3, NO. 68 METH 1571311/IT,
Aaottras.
maxim as co"
ad Commission Merchants,
.the Balo of Pitt'sburgh Mnnu
tg• and elem. fur LEAD. nwas,
soUolted. PrMeTt aeteu•
I. ring r yid fJnvarding.
tier- Lours.
GRAN
DISPLAY Ok
LIDAY CITM,
HES .4.SD`FADOY GOODS,
.11c AT 11113TRAIV . B,
Stmt., near Wood,
most varied assortment of
OR TUI LIOLIDATE
ssorA .1 C 7 Wr the AMERICAN
'X 0H H
U papas eac).
MtiUMLM!I
PrZTBEITIRGIns FICMPA.
55Paiiii ponces.
8 ME Z. T I N G
rims, MCCORD &
.
MANUFACTURXRS 4:1F1 BIIMATHING,
BRAZIL93' wad DOLT OOP PIN — MR= 00P
‘ BOITOA/B, Babied SIMI Bpeltar Poldoriaa.
afro, Importer. and Design is iILB , fINPLATE
ansEr IRON, WIRY, &c. Clakttanay oil haat; ilium%
Wachlnea and Tod".
Ware/tows, Xo. 14 Ant and 00 Reanwittreet,
mr2PA hr
4-9pecla orden otOopper cut to akyAsinid pate%
lsl
DA:ww.s do CLAMMY
lieu., Sign and Murcia Mal Polluters,
A 3,40 0.114119,1f14:
White Lead . and Zino Paints ,
too, all Ida& .f Pilots, OM, Vandal*, !loam elm%
Potty, Broottea,
un r
latal Startt,lsoi dam aw l Virgin Arita.
ilklrlta
8 T 0 V El 8 , •
ezeins AND ZAINGES,
0? EVERY VARIETY,
MANUFACTURED AND FOR BALE,
WHOLES/MR OR RETAIL,
' • - - BY
C0. , ar..a31 Liberty SLiPlittinerlibt
Miami
MITCHELL, 13.911R0R at CO.,
itunmenveris
Cooking, Parlor and Ideating
S - TOVES'
Grate Fronts, Fenders, Cooking Ranges, U.,
motel IDS Liberty at., Pittsburg!, Psi
y
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
itoltmo &
ilanufactoren of CAST irrerk aim, ammo. mow =a
d. B. surra4 BPB,INGIIrd AXLES.
Cbrurr Rau and Pint Mr** riathirtly ral6
mac Mi11 5 . ..----.......--....---....... 4 I. sew
I). B. FLOGFELtU37. CO.,
[ate enam
atagera. Improvedl Pa at !Meal
.Cultivator %bath.
arse. don and Ping ISfrets Ala: arall, lls-
Jolllklydto
.. .
, RAIL ROAD BPI :111 CONIPA.NY.
Jostplli Dilworth--
t i : Diulwall.
(Somrton to .Fir:tiii7itti doeit) •
RAIL ROAD SPIKES,
AND BOAR IKES.
imprlQtuAi.o2., ?Z.NN'A.
J.
.11.23E12 1 " 1 " 0.4 4*
No. 54 S. Clair Sheet,!
(Dr.lriata rrznatrasa, PA
WlCklydte
aItrrILICAX3 /ROT U 111101111CM3111
Don't Din to 'minima Mrs. Winslow's Booth
I°t Syrup tor indnirranosias g . It tut Ili, Asyut on wain.
It smear thennotoo Ms prom. of towinsis by anastee
gear. rodoctos all ton...unoe—win /my pap, h:
tan to Instate the tnninnlit. ?mimed 'opal It. mothers, It
•
lawn. Perfectly ukln In all came.
Tate nainalale preparation la the preacripti a o or 00. or
inei met expetieneal sad akilfol heal* Phyeicians In New
Ragland, end tau ben need with sime.fausig =amain
-Winoaa of mew
.
Ifs balsas It Um bra Ind scram rare In lb* amid, In
aD corm arDyeantary and Diutuna la Cblldmiontatior tt
sabot &oat niethlng ea tram GMT abbnlvnbm
If Ufa and health an be al:lasted by &lbw, and esati,lt
L. worth Its weight la gold • .
Inthous of bottles an sold prat7 yew Ole Outbid
Its6o. Its.. old sod mil•trliml nomper.
MOE ONLY 16 OINTSLA BOWLS.
sa-Noos gamine mar the tsodnal• °WOMB I Mt-
EONS, New York,la tb•oesl.l6
Boid by D tloo eit boot Oti=7 .
DIL NM 11. NITIOUL Agent ll* ritteorgi
.162,16w1ykY
The Great Engllatt Themody.
sin JAIIIIII cLexuraimp
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS!
Prepared hors • preserlptiasof air Jailer I Meta, Lb.
Phydrtso lyttsoottamtotboAssea.
name known iltstUotao ao lioyadtbro, buts son
sod age remedy far Nrosi•Dlasoltiso sad Obstroctioar,
root say oars slabber; sad alraragb • portorfol ansedy.
I/swat:4sta mato( bertha tolls scostltotrom.
11) , M12.1119 uuniz ttb p.cesudy sidt.d. It wq
r: short this, bring ow the mootbly period id* osysisto7.
?Aar Mr Use slaw Jaw loam Y fadadsretio dins
tinaosbisesetadjugs dtpswitdkr an rail otrows•d. -
or MI irsaterdaa, ett s yamptdot, rms. ants spot.
N.B .
sod • praise ramps socliard to say sotborl
sad aralt,will tome s boat*, motatotos Stow JO** by
masa as&
•
B. LIFAHNOTOCK l 0 0.11ttsbarab,aboisado spat,
sad sold by all drayabas. ao37;db. fe
I 111ITi6'S NOtAcILDIS V 111414 DISMOTAIt,
: Destrudten qf AAA* Ums, Mass, Eras, Rearm
I • Meentrress, Man, Onset Data . 71, Aats, tn. —
. 4
ceh.l properetlons - ader the abase usu
the last 22 yeas Minn/bons where they haw
vdth a Ofnmybant enema, scothed ter th eir In•
ten e Idanareetteer i eedebelth Wetted b 7
the pours of Bah* Trance, A the Queen of 71//g•
had, the Lap of Mean, LOCI, Bins* Sax.
en, Al., and la Ameba tbilr bas been =done!
by lb . Dbrehrs qf Pabhe . ' and the norm! of
neenereas private dthens, that they the Oily iestedces
In the ;rid, sera to emernelnate all hinds of toms.
llin 1 ltinteatatel Pixrennahl destroy to utrestb
come Intrintere offbeat mercy, and seers hIL 111tArt hag
hongt death to malls= of than In '.world, and nth
thle day the watchword of all Inerebiath
eldp.,+sen and beelandatea 14110 " more TartatA"
MAIL recickass noir 25 c Nis TO $l. - 1
Depot of the Inventer and lreyrSetero . .
• Joni% xma. prileueii . (be=at,
• 612Breadway (dor. liesitos 44 New Yark. •
Gential Agent for the 0. .tame aid Ouedee, IIIIDER
ICK T.11071 1 1.u07L Drente% Na 10 Astor MOON and 417
Brendan, New Toot. ._
Sold atudeeal• sad Mall by N. D._ OMITS A 00. and
JOT. /MIMI, IlthLeugh; sod IIITITUAII Ar WELL
NAN. Allegheny. deitteensfe,
CIIILDR.CN all suffer moo or less from worms,
whim • ihild 4 billoY, bad the mother numb &seam the
cum.. The we tif O. AL PAIINESSOMy YIBMISCOO
4WD noinberlone lestasicieighnu MOW, pipoie
ate re.llat. nib userikine Im proved hint to* mater.
posed Cliesey hi the care of womb. k
Propini4 ;bid sold by B. L. remancica /11 - CO.
Wboloaal• pivpilorono or WflarCP PULL
• P 10,63, corms of Wood bad 4th Emily Pittsburab,
111,4 &lmb...moot on berth begs bObillhoP
Ds. Dtectersos's .14AcrEat-t4iic Y7,-
clume—Antmdpat Throe far Lk sole of MI period:rat
'NeekaLkosittoolli sabialtUng Ude asehlas to idle
iaindeatiogynhlk6 no unease boo beeliNarad hi its no.
future to miler It plated in every assesilid puireindsr, in
order iskip pia tithe. wondered Improyeinents odes
and OWN
It forewent in Ms Wand. of Aeweliran
PAXILY MOULD ms Wrrnotir
lls admirably adapted to pram sod . ior. af r r s from
of d nosh in Ocasampthas, /cash.
• Disospilm; all fernsof Misled and Men hasten,
and Nervosa Wiaeases.
• grand Mature of. MO Atipsestom Is that 11 slink*
• for ass,tha porrik bsiag obtained fronia • •
dorboleade and witep, hLR.. itairr
• • wr Wholesale Drandet, W ite
• CA3II Or RllPfirgi COI ID ABOUT, .YltAlt
Aloe r. Oeorp Oumbett; who rewkies as the rib OIL
.• • •
wreath ward, prorated • Troia nun ute, wrack Ins
.1 affected on make cam Ire Me aolr FM ats
without Me Tmet, arid there le so amminnts Or
the .• •of Um rupture. Into ccintliotaluentitot care
of with toy foributhle *gegen
I - jeortokeloo from Mr. 011131bIlit to pabll ant re;'
ter • his cue. limited of rekrences con he Prot b 7 1 0'
sr ger Once Pon and Tray Depot.
Ds. Imo. aluiTera.llo Mod
• itttletab Ela•.—At.
kw d
tame on twat a vary azcoikat ifivic• dad gwrio.,
by bkb MAI •••••• are moo to boar we well rime.—
' • mull rdt• pont, &ma, wbkh hi fantod tato the
\ and loYery wildest la emu mei of &Maio. *Miter
°swum Innen; in Buono Id•
MLCIUM. kr - li e dica Put Poem ot nr/ saVIOX .
.01 b• and freed lona dorm idioms.=
• niattnam of Tostoollar• Mime DiTario
rtini, la; 140 1 1 rad 01. 1 .1 ••••0.1.• atilkdirw7
t j ARSKIPB, TUANIPS ONIONEI/4?—lca
doby theboami =Dia wax** IXL
. ist
QUIMB--20..blatbk pima W. L
A. 7 .
Ai, 'f,... 'ro.ltvl 7 1 :;.7
iitsl n g (x~tt#'e.
Prir13.13171 , 143.33.2
BATURDAI( M08N1419, FEB. 26, 1859.
01,1.701 AL
. PArilt or ra• CITY.
CU," .md .blewe items
&titan Tairinortran--ObeeiTatione taken at
Shaw's Optician Store, No. S 8 Filth at , yeeterday.
EN 11:111. IN lOADL
._ 00 30
00 33
Y 0'c100k,.9. x
12 o •mi
6 " r. x
Barometer
Aft' Dena' Darns Pawns MINTING, at the Firs •
Methodist Protestant Church, Rift street, emu
meowing at o'clock, A. x. AM are cordially in
eked to attend.
The exerobles TO•DAY will be Conducted by Rey
John Davis.
Curan. Passorriwax Emmen, ALLIOILITAT.
—Rey. Wm. 8. Plummer, who has been confined
to hi/1 room for several weeks by a severe attack
of pulmonary disease, expects to resume his
pulpit, in Excelsior Hall, to-morrow. ftervioes
et 101 a. It. and 3 o'clock P. N. Dr. Plummer
resumed his duties in the fleilnary on last Mon
day. His numerous Mends will rejoice to hear
of his recovery to wonted health.
Selma!' an vista Enzeums.—Besides the
public schools of this city, there are now in sue
astral program in our midst, several Mission
schools where, on Sabbath days, hildren who
have few or no advantages during thew eek are
taught in the word of God, or to repeat hymns.
The principles of justice, temperance, peace,
righteousness and of obligation to the Creator,
we imitated in lessons and conversations
adapted to the comprehension of each pupil.
These reboots are doing a wonderful work. The
indefatigable laborers In the blethodist persua
sion and more particularly, we believe, those
connected with Christ Choral; established and
still successfully sustain a mission school in the
District including Prospect and the neighbor
ing streets. The Third Presbyterian Church
have a very large minion school in the Eighth
Ward. Hundreds of children, many of them
very bright and beautiful ones, too, aro gathered
together and taught those truths, which, are the
bread of life to the soul. Of course, no parUct
tiler sectarian views are aught to be Impressed
on their youthful minds. The great faidamental
principles opon which Christian society and
civilisation rest, are affectionately commended
to the young immortals, gathered iota the schools
from the house and homes around: i The chil
dren, eau -the youngest of them, become ex
ceedingly attached to their teach ers and take
great delight in coming together on the Sabbath,
singing Sabath School hymns, repeating their
little lessons and (arcking acquaintance with
each other.
In addition to the above sehoolsOlere is in
this city an Industrial School, sultained In a
highly prosperous condition sole twenty
five or thirty benevolent baliesiierho attend it
every Thursday afternoon: There, tittle girls
are brought together, to the number of about "bO.
They are expected ,to tiresent themselves with
Mean faces and hands, and, if they have no tidy
elothintra a rewardlbigo4 belaviorandpro
latency in the art of. sewing, they as provided
with the stuff for good comfortable frocks, 'blab
they make under the auperintadenee of the lady
teachers. Early in the Pall, • gentleman, whose
name we will not mention because he does sot
desire it, seat to the school $6O worth of chil
dren's shoe; which have kept many a pair of feet
from the feat during the Metier. Several dry
goods merchants of Market street have contrib
uted ratable supplies -of dross stuffs; all of
which has been dentate! very welcome and a
source •of great comfort to little ones who had
otherwise suffered from *old. We ought to men
tion the fact that s large number of ladies in
Alleghenyd oingty ci stastaia • similar school them
and are much good by their labor* in that
behalL
a 2 : = Z -I
0F.1{13
Mr. De Forest, a missionary of tilt city, bee
also established a school for Nevi Boys. These
little fellows have to work very bard, both late
and early, and bare in general small chance of
intellectual or moral improvement The estab
lishment of the school has, however, been suc
cessful, and an hour is taken when the moat of
them are at leisure. We trust It may prove
abundantly successful.
We have been thus particular in our refer
ents to these schools, and in stating what we
believe to be facts concerning them, le order
that their true object may be din:anted, tie:: to
brow,uard stoned the character of the young
children the hope of the country ; to implant
within them a late of loth and of Jostles, the
fear of God and reigabq for His lure; to ore
them early from the desolating influence of that
Infernal fiend, Intemperance; to increase their
physical comforts and rescue them fronalthe
dutemest to sin; to tank them habit, of Indus
- •
Winraallll,lllll7.37lM,liii• laakaaFf-aXra f fa
init. I a; • • •re villas them ealtreepeot
imut, shoes all. to make the untested Imes feel
that there; are those who take aw_taterest In
their welfire, one of the most grateful of emo
tions sad a wet powerful Month* to well.
doing.
It is lamentable that these schools, both pub-
Ho and mission, should notratans thi waste
soma and support of all l How mut& moregood
might then be done this is now. Last Sunday
they were denounced ea mow at the Cathedral.
The officiating clergyman, Rev. McMahon, we
believe, declared that ht wontd deny anoltaion
and the rights of the ehitreh to any Cotton!' foam
or mother who would permit their child to at
tend any of these schools, whether minion, or
public, unless under the control of Catholics:
brit poselble that bigotry could go further than
this ? Is it possible that children who have been
cared for and made comfortable and happy at
then Weldon and industrial schools, without re
glad to the need of their mints, are to be do
aid thi gifts of benevolence and thooomforts of
life at the, behest of a narrow sad pooh& see.
tunable ? We trust, limner, that this demon
stration will only Judaea more earnest sad self
denying West among good people of all seen in
the good works' now doing in the schools we
bare mentioned.
Tan Tails.—Mr. Phillips, late Jailor, pub-
Hikes a owl in his organ in reply:to an article
which appeared in the Gazette of Thursday, is
reference to a bill of aver $5OO for boarding
Henry Fife, Charlotte Jones sad Monroe Stew
art, while they wore Is jail. Mr. Phillips
needn't rash into print. llie character Isn't at
stake ! In fact, iris • matter of no sort of con
sequence to us where Mr. P. lives, moves qr has
a being, farther than that we wish him health
and prosperity In common with the human fam
ily in general. Our "Pacts for the People" have
shown them that the criminals who figured so
largely here could not put lop with prison fare
the Just allowance for their support did not suffice:
$5OO were needed to supply them wide luxuries,
and Mr. Phillips kindly Informs us that nit' was
(kW usurer the orders of the Comminiimere."
Very well; we were inquiring for beformation
and we have It. Extra supplies weredbstributed
to these criminals amounting to about $5Ol If
the CommlisiOners ordered It, of retiree it was
- ,ordered before Mr. Patterson went 'lnto office,
and it won't do for Mr. Phillips to, meddle the
bill on the office after Mr. Patterson went in!
It was a very nice loop hole that the "bill was
.net acted upon" until after Mr. Tomer left the
oboe! Were the orders referred to given be
fore Mr. Tomer left the office? They,mnst have
been, for Fife, Jones and Stewart were all in
their graves before .Mr. Patterson was thought
of as Commissioner.
If we have wronged any one In our g.tatemesta
with regard to th e fifty-two pairs of shoes, we
will right it. We have not yet bad time to o:.
amine the vouchers itgais.
Mr. Phillip, in his communication does not
no much as mention ths cue of the little -
lady Jeannette Bt. Chdr and other.. and the
bill of $78,62 for "muslin", "'armada," "bon
nets," eta, furnished thou, young 'trumpets by
C. Mason Love by.. "order of Commiesioners."
[No fault upon7Mr. Love's parL] That bill is
dated July 9th, 1858.
We no not to the habit of making empty
charges • upon any Individual. We have not
charged the We Bond of Commlmioners with
any fault or,erinie or , wrong In any way: we
have made no allegation against Mr. J. 11. POL.
lips—none. We "appeal, stated that we,
one of the people, one of the "penniless whea
tmeal" of which orators spoke so much". lam
fall, were anxious to know about the MIN of
which we quoted a specimen or two. Mr. Phil
lips-has been kind enough to furnish some infor
mation, for which we thank him, that the extra
supplies for Fife & Co. were furnished "at the
order of the Commissioners.", We hope to beer
further se to "Miss" Bt. Clair, and .about other
little bilis, of which we possess copies to It*
aired in duo time. Butit is not Mr. MB*
we are after. II is "feels we seek. Mr. Pia:
lips!, of att anooquenoe to us, and wahare
feelings, other' than kind 001111; Loynd. 'him..
Don't let Mr. :', niegaill himself
TJUIPIONIICI Merman 111 lhaamoma,—.
_Serena large Temperance Aleetinp hare been
held recently la Birmingham. The enema Tow
day malts mac largely attended. Rev. Dr.
Reed vu °boom Priel,dent and Patter•
Esq.. elected Boorsbury. A iesOlotion vu
reoommending the orgenhatlou of 6
awe Solely for Dlnolugham, sod a com.
mlttee appointed to draft a Constitution. to ,be
mewled at an adjourned Meeting. The Rev.
E. E. Orem delivered a lecture on die . prevent
position of the Temperance mum.
Ten Nino' Malt A.-1•12Iont & Miner have re
ceived additional copies of the !dinar Drama .
published by Samuel Preueh,'Nirer 'York.
°Yankee Pedlar," or Old Plume in Virginia.; a
one aet taros: °A _PasalaellisekerWridttldvn•
to, agreeable es Aug_ lu
°Amnae sad offetre4 7,
at Denied terr:act fazeare tustosist the Meet
resehred. • - •-1
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Report oriltMeed et Muttons and Moen of
the Ohio Inititition Veal and Dtnnb.
:The reports of the venous Superiateadants em
ployed are full of enoonzsgement. Almost envy
honornbi* Val armlet employment
that Is purhted by men and women who have
the use of all their ilusilties, are in full opera
tion in the lOhlo inalltution. In fact,- in many
instances pupils who have neither voles nor bear
ing are more apt to learn than those who enjoy
the use of all their powers. The disbursements
of the school for last year were $21,482 23. The
whole . number under instruction fur the year
was 104 boys and 81 girls, makings total of 185.
Tan Sixth Annual Report. of the Pennsylvania
School for Feeble Minded Children, is on our
table. We refer to this beneficent institution
with peculiar pleasure, as It was brought very
near to cur hearts here, by Dr. Famish, with
his four little boys, last winter. We think those
who nw those retuned children will not , soon
forget the astonishment they felt at the improve
meat they:had made In the OermentownEfehooL
In fact the Doctor remembers it, Weasel,
says in his
"To the citizens of Pittsburgh end its vicinity
we are especially indebted for aid, and tak e thi s
opportunity to aoknowltelge a voluntary sub
scription from them of three thousand three
hundred dollars, most of which has been already
paid, towards the building now in progress.
This free and generous offering from our western
friends is an earnest of their future co-opera
tion; and we trust that we shall always find
them manifestbg a hearty Interest in behalf of
the imbecile."
The Doctor la his report glees an account of
what hue been done for his pupils. .Twenty-three
bass so far improved teat they attend public
worship; 12 are exercised In Scrip*re narrative,
four In mental arithmetic, eight ht . outline geo
graphy, etc. The total amber of pupils now
In the school Is 13, of which 47 are. this State,
10 from New Jerky, 1 each from Blaryland, Ala
bama and Massachneetts, 8 from New York, 2
each from Ohio, B. Carolina, N. Caroline, Geor
gia and Virginia
Dr. Parrish's ItepeTri. Is very full, and a strong
common scans view of the wants of the peculiarly
unfortunate children under his care, together
with a warm spirit. of. Christian sympathy, per
roan the whole. He shows What has been al
ready doner What remains to be done, and How
to do it.
MIIIOAIIIILII LIBRARY RIIADIIIO.—AII we have
been delighted night after night by this gentle
man'a reading, an extract from the Loudon
Morning Post will not be without interest:
not 0017 eatialles, bat he charms us by
the exquisite delioaey he imparts to hie dramatic
and the masterly finials of Its details, lad
bytheeympatimilegiowof feellogemansalig from
the heart—the geniaketadily burning fire 'Mali
vivifies his oonoeptioni, end warms the Coldest
of his auditors into admiration."
Our readers will be pleased to hear that Mr.
V. has been ladured to give ne to-night an
"Evening with Mekong," reading "The Poor
Traveller', or Rickard DonMold's' story," and
the great trial of "Baidell te. Pickwick.'
As Mr. V. is to read next week, at Dollsworth's
Saloon, in New York oily, there will be no other
opportunity to bear Max .
Freparro.--Thiesse of the County Vs. Row
land, former County Treasurer, for some $7OOO
alleged omission in bin account, of which we
gave a full report yesterday, wu finished in the .
Common Pleas on Friday. On. Thursday night
iheJudge requited Mr. &malt to take his time
and draw up seriatim Mt offal of proof In the
case.,-Mr. 8. did so, and no 'Friday morning
presented them to the court on several abuts of
paper. To every offer, Mr. Geo. Rionliton,
for defendant, excepted. The court ruled out
the evidence offered and the cue tto pieces
then and there. The Judge _ !Mahe would
take early oocielon to present 1, views on the
eue. Mr. Hamilton's objection went to the
jurisdiction of the cwt. NO ow of Im
portance eittuemyesterdsy.
•'Tie Swamp Doctor's Moen uses In the
&attired Stream of Nader e, end Par
Western &roes • by "Madam etude and
"Solitaire:" with 14 Sinatra& Philadel
phia: T. D. Peterson." ,
This is s collection of tinily-two humorous
sketches of southern end wootern, life, hand
soady illustrated, and illogather forming
volume full of 1111 1 / 1 1012113i and pleasant reading,
it is eery nearly got up,And those food of this
kind of reading will gad It a book worth par-.
chasing. For Ws by that & Minim
-- •
Ws have resolved • pamphlet sops of the
. .Report of a CommlUee of the Mahar Board
of Trade who were appointed to ' cost with •
eimilar Committee ot the Philadelphia Board of
Trade In relation tothe Teenage Tax." Printed
at the Garotte atrtos. It of no alio the able
report of the committee pointed early in
1858 on the subject of the age Tax which
follr.disonsime the quoit's" The
merchants of the city should give • large_eitati•
lion to this pamphlet.
Cosy:crate or Gossrutser.—At the Lis term
of Gee Criminal Court, is Greensburg, Element
Homer wee convicted of anspirea 7 and re.
mended for sentence. The roamed, t wee
charged, did, with hie brother, and Jlloo'o Sep
pie, conspire and league together to defraud
oertsin merchants in Philadelphia out ofcer
lain mamma of money, the price of certain oda
purchased from wad merchants, and for Mat
Kande and Ilorsee promised to pay.
Ten Allegheny County Teacher's Associeellon
held • epeeist 16bitillt MI Thursday evening, in
Iron Ci} College allid::The room wee veil ap
ed on Itorypeolog of theremerubles. whiob mu
slatted of au eloquent vaiedietory by Mr. A. ht.
Kerr, the retiring President of the Auociation,
and an Inaugural address by the President elect-
Prof. Dickson. Both gentlemen were listened
to with interest, &dog the delivery of their
addreeeen
Ma. HALL, of the firm of Roll & Speer, his
recently returned from Washlagoon City with
letters patent for hnprovement in plate's,
which Is said to be of very greet value. I Tldi
firm have for many years, been among the' oe, t
extensive plough matufacturers In the country.
and their Entanfeelores bars deasnedly ranked
at the bead of the market.
lIANDSONI Mss AID lissretivc WOXIINoLi
Re►. Dr. Landis, of Philadelphia, will dallier,
his celebrsteel lecture apes the &bore subject, on
Monday evening, in Masonic Hall.
Ilsno ro sad Mrs. Thom, the
puttee to whom Amos Maria Butler alleges she
gave Jacaby'a money, bare - been held to ball in
eldest* to answer a charge of larceny.
Dam & Co., Odd Fellows' Bnilding, sell to•
night, by catalogue, • rich sad varied collectioi
ot books, many in superb binding. They are all
open for examination an& well sprayer a visit.
Ar Carnaghan's, Fedora( etreet,bighting city,
nay now be seen an elegant display of sprlnggoodi
for men's end boy.' custom work, with a foil Tathq
of well made clothing, and an ostensive stook of fur
nishing goods adapted to the season. HI, fin:intim;
for maklog grit class work we known to be good,
and buyers will find it-to their interest to examine
his stock.
As new Sewing Machines have been found to an.
ewer the doable purpose of se Family and hlanufao.
toting Machine, those interested In these things will
be graUlled by examining the one sold by J. L. Car
tattoo A Co., radiant street; Allegheny. One ils•
is made *aplenty formannfannving la sloth and
leather, and seems to give the utmost satisfaction to
all who sm osiog them. •
Any of the following Wide' can be obtained al
Downs' well known stand, Fedora itiSet•AlleghCo7*
Oast Flintily Bread. Cake* and (kalbeticenery
eve variety. Fresh Peaches, Tomidoaa, Plnmbr
Citron, Pine Apple, Brandy Paschal, Assorted Frt,
Ames, Jallea,llaklas and Katohop. Capers, Wor.
oastershb• Sauce, Plaided Tobraers, Sardines, Family
Chocolate, Baker's. ntOltia. sitl, do. They rupee'.
tally Invite the public to inerandhatlon of the elUea
moat artloles, all of which they' will gamutse to
prove salktfaatori both nod Pim •
TAsMsstang Linisuntronnet Alisswatiwn.-
The Ratko,' Liniment maw Stif Joint.; j
The kosisiny Eminent tepee Downs - and Womb ;
Tao Mustang Linieneallearm Bon. apd /7?arril
The If uncmg Unimoit OMNI Calmed; Became and
Sore liiplee;
TA, Mustang LinOneiti earn &wedgies; '
27teNnetenig Liniment mires Cara. and Wart.;
no +Mustang Liniment is mord
- 400000 DOLLAIU pea MiNttli
To the United States; as the proistrar and restorer
of valuable Manna and Osttfo. laeums all Sprain";
GAM" Wounds, Stift Joinh‘le. .
Will you atunisr this question ? Did pun aver
hew of soy ordinary Sore, Swilling, Sprain or Stiff.
ow, altar, on man or tart, whioh tho Mustang
Lhdrtulruld not writ Did you over rids any .
Deo Dinintittld any. pan aribi world—la
ii , ..arePa. Ilk or Amodon—who did not say fqt
Lee greatest &corm of ths age?" gold. ,
where. - Drury family should have it ; three sties.
, t sins & ZuL4Piroptiotoro,liow :York.
;.Also i4 , 021'11 aelebrsted Insect Powslar. f
--9 . - 13*WrisTe• 111.41.0Miciii,
i.a.pla, arsissizzist a a 4,
• / 13*WINO MAOLII.NES, .1.
Aro a% aoikdpd by an tab. XiII Mt,- •.. . .
nay a, more Wept. and du:Ws 111 anstrans. Min-.
any other. ,Nof*nily alarild 1* *about ann. i
Thi, 111111, BIND, OniUSIS, ifiliclit.9.4l l lD PILL. 1 I
For 'tailoring sad Ela*Tlttlna thry are nnegnall4 taii: '
ince Woos and Malik, seam, tom an ordinar7'4o342+
ariApt LOOLSTITCII on bat!' Mae ottlal
A. M. / 11 0 51 4 ALL 4!/13 0 . " i ii .6 ii; 9 &
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DRIED - PEACHES AND APPIXN,
quallsyosluatrypirklaislizsact7 •
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:tDDITIONAritt
tagialata
The anima of the French re was opened
on this 7th inst. with an important speed from the
Emperor. The EmperorMeatng to the Isaiah:gag-
Ration, stated that it was melted without any , app.-
ranted imminent daacer, and after ealeeming re
gret at the disquiands, and pointing to his peneeful
policy as a proof of his moderation, he proceeded to
Rank as follows :—"To.day it ls my dutylo orphan
again whet you appear to have forgotten. What
have ever been my feelings to re-asettre Europe, to
restore France to her true rank among nations, to
cement closely the alliance with England, and to
regulate with the continental powers the extent of
ow relations according to and in conformity with
our views , and the relation towards France was in
that spirit ; that on the eve of my third election,l
Made at Bondeaux the declaration that the Em pire
was for pesos. Anxious to rove by that expression
that, although the heir of Na p poleon I bad ascended
the throne, he would inaugurate a system which
could only be disturbed for the purpose of defending
great national interests. With respect to the alliance
with England, I have wed all my pomp:ranee to
strengthen it, and found a happy reciprocation of
sentiment en the part of the' Quern, and of states
men of every shade and opinion; also, to attain that
end so valuable to the peace of the world, have I
thrown aside ail opportunities of renewing an arbi
trary remembrance of the pa t—the ealuminotur at
! tack dictated by, prejudice sand even by the natural
antipathy of my counlly. This &Menasha borne
ha fruits. Not only have we acquired together a
lasting glory in the east, but , at the extremity of the
world we have just opened an immense empire to the
progress of eivilhation and the Christian religion.
Ire says the relations with Earope have assumed the
frankest cordiality. The relations with Prussia have
never ceased to be animated by a mutual
goo
The Cabinets of Vienna and France on the con
trary, 'I speak it with regret, have Meagre' ed upon im
portant questions, and It required the most concilia
tory spirit to seemed in arranging ahem. For in
stanoe the reconstitution of the principalities were
not completed without many difficulties. Were I
asked what interest Prance has in these distant coun
tries, I should reply that the interest of Branca is
everywhere when there is just cause, and where civ
ilisation ought to be made to prevaiL this state
of things it is nothing extraordinary that .France
should draw closer to Piedmont, which has proved
herself so devoted during war and so &UMW to our
policy daring peace. The marriage of my well-be
loved amain had no bidden meaning, but was the
tuttural consequence of the community of interests
of the two countries, and the friendship of their sove
reigns.... For some time the state of Italy—her ab
normal position, where order cannot be maintained
except by foreign troops—givesi just 'cause for am
nesty to diplomacy. This, however, is not a suffi
cient motive to gene rise to the belief -in war. Some
may invoice it with all their heart without legitimate
reason. Other' may, in their ex..
to a fear, en
deavor cne' to France the dan •of a coalition.
I shall remain firm and invul • le in the path of
right and justice, and national h • or, and my gov
ernment will not allow Melt to • ei ther led away
or intimidated, became my policy never be either
provocative or pusillanimous. • be it from us,
then these unjust suspicions-- interested ap
prehensions. Peace, I hope, .01 be disturbed.
Resume then calmly the usual of your labors.
I have frankly explained the state • our foreign re
lations and this explanation coma oils with all
have snubs known during the lest t • months, both
at home and abroad. You will And my policy has
never mid tole firm, but eoaoillato . Therefore,
I mmildratly rely en your support, as II as that of
the nation that has entrusted its fate o me. It is
wall known, that never shall panto • interest or
party ambition guide my salons. • a supported
by popular sentiment, we woad ath .ne, and ac
quire so grave a responsibility, warble f above that
infamous region, where vulgar interests are debated.
and the lint motives of our .aetion as the last
judges—God, CO[II6SIIEO and Posterity.
The effect of the speech was unfavorable, notwitit:
standing its pacific nature.
Larser.—Loodoo, Satorday.—The London News'
city article rays that pacific 1111111111210.41 111 every
quarter are neutralized by warlike preparations on
ths continent. The Timed days the unts from
Turin are regarded with 'anxiety. T News says
an extensive system of fortilicatious received the
sanction of the Government. Thep consists in
the erection of forlitkations at inters , along the
sea shore. •
Frosee..,The Louden Lima porreepondent says
the allusions to peace In Count de Moray's hto
heara.
the legislative corps, was received with totaled
e
The amber of skips-of-war in commies n at
French ports was two hundred.
The laturnorrespondence looks warlike. here
was a grnailliersity of opinion, and it was believed
that hostilities will commence before the end of the
year.
Six floating batteries are to be constructed in
Francli wet - s, to be navigable as ships.
Senfinia.—AfWr a stormy dlicusdon, a new I. .
of fifty millions was voted by the Chamber of Dip •
ties by a.vote °Lila spinet .3S, Count Cain. a
leech reipecting it says: "Otai'polley bas been
ail time nationel, and never of a reveled. •
chazartni. Austria Ica lately taken a menacing at
titnde toward/1M She has increased her mil
force, and collected very large forces on our frost
Therefore, a neeematy arisetior as to look to mean
for &Gem. Our potter Is not de sea. We will no
excite war, neither will we I the voice w. •
Austria awes herself and threaten na" •
Ae rria.—lt is said that Atll • baa consented
withdraw from the Roman States, on condition the
Puttee will do the same.
Reshia—/t intastaiestrataish• amp wit
shot* be eoneestrated ea Or A "Gallicia hen
tier, and that the tone of the R lien journals
4
wards. Austria II astir becoming on wan.
Persirs.—lt was rapartait that I m Paiathmt a :
Rent had impelled*" English Co listener.
fortio.—The Chintited- India sib are on Mara
the itemizer Canads. • TIM G General of Wirt
had issued , a proclamation d ing the whale o
upper India. Small fortifications 11l be treated at
every masa in the north-west, so as to render the
immure of the treasure simultaneous, and the muss.
en of the Ruropeaus difficult and dangerous. The
rebel, are hopelessly subdued.
CONORJCISR9IAL.
WALABIAOTOI CITY, Feb. 25.
Hons.—Mr. Hughes, of Indians, caked leave to
introduce a bill repealing the tariff of 1857. and re
wiring the ant of 1848. Objections were made from
both sides ads" House, and amid wadi contagion
Mr. noshes moved a sugpension of the roles.
The Question, on motion of Mr. Hughes, to me.
mid the melee, was taken, when it was negatived—
yeas 85, nays 94.
Mr. Phelps, of 111*,., appealed to the House to re.
consider the vote byyltiolt the Post oMo° Appropri
ation bill was rejected. If this wet not done, a now
bill will hare to be introduced. • - -
Mr. Blair, of Mo., moved to lay thamotion to. re
consider on the table.
This motion was negatived by a vote of yeas 84,
asp 104, aad a recoltddemtion of the bill was oar
vied.
Mt. Phelps, of Mo., referred to the course of his
colleague, Mr. Philips, of Penns., on the Committee
of Ways and Means, saying that this vote against
the bill came with a bad gram from him, consider
ing that he was placed thereon at the instance of the
(Halide of the administration, and had proposed no
amendments
nable. to the bill If he considered the features
obj
Mr. Owen Jones, of Penna., asked whether he on
, dorstood Mr. Phelps to say that the executive int,-
epee had been exerted to place a member on any
committee of this house?
Mr. Phelps replied that he had made no such
charge. Ibe asked Hr. Jona : Doyen consider your
self • friend of the administration ?,
Ali, Jones—l do; and am prepared to carry out
the recommendation of the President. Can you my
as muoh f •
Mr. Phalpe—And if you ask me w ether I am
prepared to carry ont all that is reacmo ded, I isy
130, 11.111 not.
Mr. Montgomery, of Penna.—What ri ht have you
to set of and arraign the friend. of the adminhetra•
ion t Laughter.]
Mr. helps, of Mo.—lt is not for the gentleman to
complain, considering when he stand.. He stunk
elsewhere than with the friends of the administra
tion..
Mr. Stanton, of Ohio, rose on the Opposition side
of the ball to ny Something, but his word. were lost
In the'general confusion which prevailed.
Mr. Phillips, of .Ps. replying to Mr. Phelps, said
the remarks of the la tter could not have some from a
wrong quarter. Wm he, Mr. Phillips, to be schooled
sod to vote ad the gentlemen from Missouri wished ?
'Did not Mr. Phelps, as a friand,par exoellence, of
'the administration, charge that en amendment was
to be put in the bill as a rebuke to the admingtra-
Coe. 'about, the MOM of which he was so an om ?,
If Mr. Phelps had an agency in placing him n the
,Committee of Ways and Means, this was th first
lime hilted hoarder it. If he was so placed t rot he
might follow his, Mr. Phelps', or the executir dic
tation, the seethe/Can from Misioart had m en
hies greatly., -Es would rather resign his pon
the Committee thaa resign his manhood.• l
Ile bad
voted In the Committee es be thought'rieht.
Mr. Phillips—l. voted against the bill because I
thought it ought not to pass, and'arill yobs against it
Again. The gentleman has alluded' to me as having
'once belongol to hie party. What did he mean by
the ineinustion
Mr. Plielpa.—l referred- to the gentleman sitting
.near you.
Mr. Montgomery.—What does themmtleman Mean
by that ? [Laughter.] , • i
The Speedier was here obliged to restrain the pra.
'ailing Mulder.
Mr, Phillip' ,wanied Mr. Phelawto undeutand now
and henceforth, that he would vote as he thought
right, tailbone reference to Mr. Phelps' 'lowa, and
without attempting to relieve him, from any reepon
"Minty.
Mr. explained that he did not say that be
bad any hel agency lo plaiting Mr. Phillip on the Com.
utithse ot Wayrt and Means, but that he wu placed
there by • the' wishes and urgent solialtatlone of
friends of the admintstratloo.
Volaw.—Mho ere they? • ' - .
Mr. Phelps continual—he did not i 011111 to Intl.:
mate that the Speaker wits stall blued in appointing
the committee, bat` as was usual, he had listened to
suggestion" when he eounnenorl and before the OMR;
mimes were *pained. :Me remembered that rumor
said that Mr. Phlllljw bad beectgrongly urged for a
member of the committals on Wily' and Means. .It
had been said that liflaen Detnoarats from Pommy!_
rubs would eat beauforwardmote forany approprt.
,_,
Mr..ltaillyc O f: P ' - sandied that in far as the tut
tamer was eennerind It Was untrue.
rifr. VAIIIIP 11 :41,w AlYar NINO to. - ' •
Mr. Bitable, at a., soigeated that perhaps Mr.
Li u,
Phillips had got into 110 dillloalty by not knowing
I whittle to be oonsidered *alba Admialstratlon.
- 'After Airibir debate, thethe foio by which the bill was
engrossed, wu reeonsidered by Llama majority, and:
the subjan, was passed over. •
, The House Uwe went into Committee of the Whole
on the Maul Appropriation bill. • : . ,
Mr. Shellen, of O. mired to mhos the appraprt:
aMoo of $3,100,000 for repairs, armament and "Alp ?
atintarateifilenVand far hemPvto stmoxe—,
-', Mr. Shantou read f ro m both Mimi, of the seed
la lroot-lhat Ow! re* IFintlin , et '
Ifftginn.'• S .„: 601 4 - ...','..... , _ ....'"'!..; '..' .' '` ''''-‘-; --., '
t;:r1 -
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=IMM
Meßecock, replying, anidthatAgueltiellatiMek
given the testimony a emeartnethm:whieh wasnot fair
Mr. Sherman's amendment was ibis edePted. ..
Several other amendments were discussed Ifot
three hour.
• When the time voting on the b" • e tbp
Hove found i without a quorum ; e rell was
called to note absentees. At six o' Ik an In.
effectual motion was made to adjourn. Th roll of
. \un
the Hzase was then called to mere a q rata.
t
liD7Florence, of Pa-, hoped that the Dereocratio
absentees would be brought_ in, for the priblicans
had to-day been in good attendance, and had beaten
the Democratic side on every vote.
Mr. Leteher of Va., moved an adjournment; he
.saw no neceisity, after ouch encases had been made,
to May any longer.
At half-put eight o'clock, Wearied with the un
profitable proem:oiling', thellouse adjourned by two]
majority. • - •.- ••• -
Stamm—The Post Route bill was put to the rote
and passed—yeas 30, nays 25.
An ineffectual effort was made by Mr. Doolittle, of
Wis., to obtain et vote on the Homestead bill.
The Cuba bill was then taken up. . •
Mr. Mallory, of Florida, resumed his remarks from
the point where he left off on the previous debate.
Mr. Wilson offered an amendment, setting forth
that a reciprocal oommenial Intercourse among
nations promote' mutual prosperity and is the sweet
guarantee of permanent welfare.
Mr. Mallory, of Fla., proceeded to finish his
speech commenced some days den.
Mr. Dixon, of CL, Spoke two hours replying to
the points of Mr. Benjamin's recent speech. • •
Mr. Bell, of Teen., traced the rise and fall of the
filibuster spirit ;until it- culminated in the Ostend
manifesto, and ii reflected in the Cuba bill. Both
are in a form offensive to Spain. No nation would
be apt to receive kindly, an offer made to purchase
its territories when accompanied by a studied re
minder of its fallen fortunes. Mr. Re& opinion,
however, was that the Ostend manifesto and the
present proposal were framed on a perfect knowledge
that Cuba cannot be acquired but is addressed to
what Is supposed, to be the dominant traits in our
national character.
. Eight o'cl.k, l',. M.—Several motions to adjourn
were thrown out. 'The Senate chamber is filling up.
Mr. N. Kennedy, of Md., addressed the Senate,
arguing that the acquisition of Cuba is subversive
of the beet intercept of the South. ~
[Special Dispatch to the Pittston/a Casette.]
FHARRISBURG, Feb. 25 . -- Sassme—hir. Gesture
presented mural petitions for the incorporation of a
passonger.rtallway to Rut Liberty; Mr. Penney, fur
the abolition of the High School; also, for a prohibi
tion of the rendition of slaves; also, a petition from
the city school directors for a change of the law.
Mr. Creswell, a remonstrance against increasing
the payer Indiana county officers.
The various committees .reported the following
among other bills: To Mermen the pay of officers In
011 CO.; to change the boundaries of California,
Washington no.; 'Xi. Incorporate Pitt Park Odd Pei
lave Hall; supplement to an act to incorporate the
Kittanning Gas Co. •
Adjourned till afternoon.
Holm t.—e various committees reported the fol
lowing amongother bale : Various acts relative to
county (Amu; Personal Liberty bill; bill relative to
promdings in mandamus; an act relative to Vise
Presidents of Banks; relative to Croyle township in
Cambria Co.; relative to the Chattier, Ninths; for
inicini the Cleveland Road; for a repeal of the law
fth aat. session relative to vehicle licenses in your
sigh rhood; relative to entries on land; extending
e charter of the Mercer Railroad; giving certain
I ocks toVenango• relative to Supervisors to Somer.
set`ind Washington counties reported as committed,
with a negative Recommendation; exempting Yough
iogheny craft from tolls; relative to the election of
the Cambria Treasurer .
The following 'blllierere read In place: By Mr.
Zoller, for the Incorporation. of the Boatman's Insu
rance Co; by Mr. Rose, for the regulation of the
Mercer Agricultural Society; by Mr. Wilson, to va
rate certain lands in Beaver an art relative •to net,
seated lands in Kew Brighton; by Mr. Thompson,
for erecting a School District in Middlesex, Butler
Co.; by Mr. Galley, to incorporate the Cambria Coal
Company.
The Appropriation bill was considered in Commit
tee of the Whole. The Committee rose and was
granted leave to sit again.
Mr. Thompson read in place a bill to incorporate
the United Presbyterian Church In Venango town
ship, Butler Co.; ' also a supplement to'an act to abol
ish the Land Moe.
The Senate Bill authorising Rabat Given to dam
the; Conemsagh river in Westmoreland co., passed
timidly and vies to the Governor 'for his approval.
Afternoon Snorion.—Smirr...—The following bills
war) reported by the various committees: Supple.
ment to an act incorporating the Cambria Iron Co.;
an act providing for the incorporation of California
Seminary in Washington county; reported as coat
*duel
•
Mr. 1 Penney read in his place a bill relative to
eehoohi in Pittsburgh; Incorporating the Boatman's
Luntrznee Co. • • •
Mr. Miller'. resolation of inquiry; already tele
graphed 'on • was taken up to-day and passed. The (an vil Banking Law was referred to a spe
cial committee of seven.
An act rattail, to frauds of Bank officers passed
in Committee of the Whole. •
The Senate proceeded to consider the bill making
equity decrees beim which passed finally and goes to
the nom
An aot relative to Westminster College was debated
until the hour of adjournment.
House..—The House proceeded to consider the ap
propriation bin which was .tightly amended in Com
mittee of the Whole; the appropriation for a State
monument gave the to much debate. Messrs. Law
nines and Warden addressed the House at some
length in its support; Messrs. Rose and Nig spoke at
some length in opposition; it was lost by a decided
vote.
Mr. McDowell read in his place a bill providing
that opal Sold in onr cities be weighed, which
dually and goes to the Senate.
Both Nausea adjourned till Monday afternoon in
order to attend Mr. Woods' funeral.
•
Wasatetrros,ti of this morn
ing says that It has become perfectly obvious that
no measure of revenue can be adopted by the present
Congress In the short .pace of time remaining of its
existence. ' It therefore recommends the revival of
the tariff act of 1846 for three years, and the re-issue
• r tremor* notes, arguing that this could be done
ith palest Democratic consistency, and that those
ho rotate to vote for this virtually vote to stop the
heels of inane:lent.
The conchidLog resolution of the majority of the
peeled committee on naval contracts and abuses,
as inadveitantly omitted in the tranemission 'of the
• nretedostal report of yesterday. It is as follows
Resolved,. That nothing has been proven In this
• vestigation which impeaches, in tr'hY way, the Per
•sull or official integrity of the Secretary of the
' cry.
The Navy Department ' this morning received a
d spatcb from Lieut. Brain*, commanding the U. B.
p Vincennee, dated Norfolk, in which he states
•at be had captured the slayer Julia Deao, on the
of Africa, and brought her into that port 'An
tos Preyoron, a passenger on board the Dean,
• on the passageto the United States, previously
• meeting that his effects should be sent to his wits,
Marano. It le suppoted that he was the captain
o the Dean and that 'his effects comprise a great
d al of tree:Mr - is The department thiri morning sent
• • cis to Lieutenant Brains to tun over the men on
a Dean to the U. S. Marshal, for trial. It is an p
• 'ed that the Dean Is mined in Charleston. The
Mumma is ordered to be examined, as it is nip
p• sed she MIS Injured by striking on a reef.
The Pennsylvania and other members, represent
g different parties, voted with those favorable to
e revival of the tariff of 1846, on Mr. Hughes' in
s actual motion to suspend this rules to enable him
'• introduce a bill for that purpose. Some,' while
opposed to the bill, thought that it would afford a' '
basis for a different mamas, the southern members
embracing theextremiets. The Massachusetts mem
bers. and gentlemen from nearly all the other min
den, opposed the motion.
he special committee appointed to investigate the
charges of corruption against Mr. Searing, have
made a report, and as it was immediately sent to the
printer, there was no opportunity to examine its con
tent', bat on theantiority of the statement of a mem.
bet of the committee, it appears that while the rem
mitten, unanimously concur In the opinto • ti that the
testimony does not exculpate him, they think it in
nu oket to warrant his expulsion. The Douse will
be called on to-Morrow to dectdei upon the subject as
p posed by the committee .. It la further said that
AI . Searing Sled a statement or his own, to rebut
th testimony against him. - -
rr
' aw Toms, Febi 25.--Tho steamer Noes Albert,
from Liverpool, via tie: Johns, .Newfoundland, is
el, ailed below. Smith O'Brien, tbe Irish patriot,
Is .n board.
CINCINNATI, Fob. 25.—The river his Wien two
feet within the In twenty-four home. Thii weather
is cloudy and 0001.
•4t . c.
k it pit "PIKES PROI rr 6 ltle m b
via Sr. ST UtZolgreS27,_ If rx=rm,tom
tat hitormodloto parte oo TUESDAY next, !torch Io
4 dolcck,P. Par (West or panne appty on boor.; into
FLAXItI. /MAN= tit 011. Agts.
A/rIBBODRI RIVER PACKET
-4.12. vow rum ME GOLD WM,
ht. Lonhi, Jefferson MNDatlngtoo s ' Kenna ty; aap.
north my. w•gtoo,ft Joseph, Nebraska Illy,Ookaha (Alzy,
and Connell Blom,—fl. beautiful.' . r llama
lIIIRKYOBAYY, Capt. MOollotock,lre hare the above
and all laterniediata ports on or aboot the MAT DAY or
MADOLE,IIB6O. Yoe trash: of plow apply On board or to
btitd/Oint - //1401‘, SADISM *CO. Agents. -
1118800BIRIVER PACKET.—
AIL ron PIM PEAK GOLD BllNta,sta.
bt, Loaa. JoNerson City. Laitaiston, Xmas, (My, Lama
enxtta Oily, Weston, - lit. Joseph, Nebraska Olty, Onside
City and
itld.DQCua.dBl Iluffe—T h
h a On e e
p ro ues shr iffier
11 %BROO Dean, aDl h arr theabreanda bs.
11u9ata porta on nr about t MST'DAT of MARN,
'
boltda Might or Name. apply on bolts or to
FLUE. BARNES a 00 .,d4raoks. I
MISS URI RIVER PACKET. A
.LuEz... "--krove-liefiell. AA we" 1.
6'''''
, Ca, Mid &al Aberk..—Tas Dew
r'en e taainar NORTILEHNOK, Ospt: P. a. Allbrd, MU
AI Y lush foe tbs &Wks and an Intarasedlata port;
once about the NMI 08 MARCH. yet taiga, or pu.
... to ,
i a raly o r a : b6lrd jr,,auNC, DAMNS a co•Atii..
_ _ __
itasbUille, arc:' .- • .
bliiiiibitVlLlgtiali etesit
1 i ./ LA mOO% 04t podium.;
ael. an spore sad Curial imenumUato porti 0. . A
,26th lst; at 4 P. 11: tor Wait or pom spay on
ostd.or to NINJ num, B.4k N ra & co , , ti.
K 01.11 t 0 ; ME MPBEIBp la, • - • ,- .. -.. A
• LONSDUIMN' AND WNW ORLINAN& • ' "
• failt T k mompr at eam& J. W. HAIL • • usp4an
•• • ,p m lar the &bon and An 1 &maw
• •
.• WWI DAT,2Oth at tr. N. For treiggt or
' Y - PEACarys—a bus nn caches
olion ~ ad lLlTOEoooll. INOTtlf2alr a 00. •
_ _
X PBAOHES-201 ska now landing
• asonatrX",:nancLullizinians -
BtRIKWAXAT LLOUR-30 Ility/b.staaLl
krpsistacipuri7 24 L 8 LAW.
tn=eteiat;* ----
comucrr t. of muussottorr'sce
F,uLumus;* D r •
(- PIT wavapu Awsuustra..
SatlaiDAT, /28. MA
11,01/Beethemerlot . Ann, with anadvancissi teadetaTi
bat awe fa not moot, activity apparent, A sale was nude
on the Wharf of IVO bb3a wiper at Op), and 122 bbli !Nan
drat hands on term wuhheid. Prom wore, MO Ebb toper
Et $5,40, and 235 do at 33,50 for super, $5,7e(g3,25 for extra
6 ,10 for faintly do, and $2,5006,75 fst• fancy do. Coin
Jihad, 150 Isha whit* at 45.
OItAIN-eaot math coaling In bat Cox; 214 4 0 . 182 Or
that into wportad yeet•rday. A lot of 800 bus d ofti
Alislthea wharf. el, private tering from atore,3ll 1.60
5514; 40 0 boo Wheat, Pa. Red, at $1,216 and SOO do flenth
ern widie at 31,6 ii. -
OhOCERIES--iialai of 16 hlida Sugar atn.4Q.3; and 20
Ms Malawi, at to.
BACON.-main In lota of 4,0001. at TX for Sbonldders
and 10?..1 for Mow.
011,-saltes of 15 Dbl. No. 1 Lard 011 at 05,
PIO SINTAL-a ado of :5%) toes Coke id 220 9 0 daili
This sale, with the sale or 4t4.1 ton. Allegeny at e' 3, bike,
rep elled, lndkate the extreme, of the market
/lAYaidee at Kale. of 4 leads a. $lOOl3.
SUPPEN-armor and la good demand; India - oil bids
prime roll at 21 and 10 btu do at 22.
POTATOES-albs of 40 001 a Neeliannooka •0 61,75.
ONIONS -a sale of 6 Dbla at $3,00.
06 ANBSHR1116-nka of 6 bbl. at W.
CIIESSE-141e. of 40 hula the .mall gray at 12.
•
•
BIONETAILY AND comauartati4.
Tor, Is no new Paints In tbe matiat tette to RV
change, Mercantile checks ale very Scarce, Irtilmmt of the
dealers complain ors dnekierny to suppler, Rahn are firm
at Mir ginstatlons. Bankers bought all the New York they
cook, get kt 3 @1734-sod some timmea Grund Irtmpemlblo •
to elepplYereir Mete mummers at st‘iitiot where parties had
no deltas upon • bank, they found didlcult to malt. par
chasse. Thls downer, is the remit of waited eaPpliclitalid
not of soy Illettafe In the dement-if:in. Gat.
• •
In Money sash's the market works easy tor l ong. damn d • • ,
at from 44135 'P cent, and Mandy for discounts at 4 tfl ct.
The Stock nod 801 Brokers are not Using a hugs at of
money this week ou temporary employmeot,wbfle t is lop
ply of mentindlie bills Is scamel,y up to the wants of the
Bank Y. Thule.' •
,
The *moon mi
y Leukec( Ni,,. Ina State held a heaven'
Hon at Syriteolie, on the 10th lest, and appointed a commit."
tee to mpreeent W ths metropolitan Rank that its motion on
taking their notes at half the legal rate of disconnt was in-
Juana to their Intereeia and to reoneetit to mimics the
ma. te 34 Vlt, cen to take New reread moneyet a tenth,
land return theredempthme of the, memtry battlotat • sharp.
of one.terttb, which are the Albany Assorting House ratts.
The MetropoiiCan agread to the term., and It maga Bow
uPon a bathe which erne • fair compettlker„ as between N.
York and Albany,. of the bunitnew at paying mum Mid
learn the country beaks to tanclas their min preferences.
Al St Louts, on Monday, Esetern Exchange was . very .
wants at 34 prem., and rates awe tending upward.
Red klicadgan Wheat told at Toledo, oil Monday. at $1,3
610
operate ,aa. There was • good demand. With but little Material
t upon.
Cinema-We uotice the tale to-day of a cargo of Man
Imported rst bark Bios yr mg, comprising , E, goo Mom otltb
at 114',c and 100 ban et I/ 3, . There isnAii7
mined existing for it , and the market Is rather-WM- W.
quote prime /Bo al 12c, good 11 113 c, and Java 145 g.
LSo4-4Beit. Amor., 24th.
The Bread/ Mae market were very firm thie Mailing: The
Wheat market opened imoyent and advalked Worm Win
ter And Sea on Bpring--cloalog, howevor-cousiderably
weaker.' Bales sawitated to a 0 0 0 t12,000 truest • range of
51,2411,27 for Na 1 Rat * 1,11 6 1 425i for No. 2 Red; 10th
V7O tor letandard Opting, mid tlikeaßl3ic. for N 0.2 'Opting.
Corn adranced I@gla with Mire of !shelled at 66.14dhude tp
SO he on Wachreeet 6 303:40e 'f 7o am for Ear. There was
some speculative Inquiry, sad a ale of 6000 but, 11. River
lOW aule for delivery In Jane at oe Lo. b. •' ' • •
Oata continua firm. Dailey Mandy. Rye in go:d .opll7.
Ilighwiaw ioweliNahs at 24e. - Seeds inore'active.'•
The offering. of Incur were very light end settee did not
exceed 000 MAI 1051.,76@5,25 lOW grade to•good Spell*
bents, sod $0,00a6.05 for White Whiter. The
Psorleion owlet wmouiet with rather more IninfrY.
Mew Pork remains nominal at 517,2. Oat Ideate lama co-
Ole, wild Wet of 7,003 lihooldere et $5,90 pecked. There
were also • few lota of Pickled Rama aold at glen Country
clear at 818; nod Beef Mow at $13.-[Chicago Prete.
Natd Yoax Canvas tisater, Feb. 31,1859. -Thu currant
prime for the work at all the market. are as follow.
ern f#1.71.Z.
.7 Mt
Pint quallt).
Ordinary."
Oomm..
Inferior "
sio,soon,oo
.... 0,00010,00-
- 8,0001 11;00,, ,.
Lts
Pri rd:n me ay " quality, 'f heatt...l gip@ 0,50
O " •
5,50t5 600
/Orin.
quelity I . ...
The market opened other Moat anapitioua etramestancee.
both ea regards the weather and the demand forßeef Cattle.
A good demand prera/led 'orall escriptin*, and Last week'•
prime were tally mataltial, though we douot potently ad
vance. &tee were readily sleeted, and the market mutely .
buoyant, though the average quality of the offerings gras
tot qtly good ea that afloat week's sopply. The rot:8113M
to • bar 611.11, tot varying'rnneh fromt week's figune.
At Bergen 11111 there were •,1d about WO heed at oar emote.
Clone.
latrine are In moderate demand at from se7c.
The total number of mock Cl Cl! the yunla (Oa the week
and wt week were as followr
. Sheep
&eves. Iritutv..
8,92%
-.. 2.497 ' ken
IM P° l rte b 7 /Over
LOUISVILLE, per Ida May-104 bl. cotton, 10 cak Lampe,
66 bg. rag., 6do feathers, 3 bit raga, 17 thy nide Clarks
cis Vide ant.; bga do naraptes, Leech A Outshine.,
17 bI. do, KatuUdy, Childs A cot SO do do, Athuskle A co;
161 do do, King, Peunal A se; JO colt beam Wile., 400
bbl lourltsbluscia m. 60 do do, 61yer• hrDealt, 6WI
lobscra, Iho dt &ample., Id Hey]; 3 dodo, 1 do eampthE W
A Ll Madinat; 2 bo pill. , II A Fahnistock co; 4do ail skulks,
4do do, Loges • tire= 46 bbl. whialty, Carr eo; 606
do, 317SickJe A Pori:elk 30 theasep, Enmities-, 12 Lads lard
oil, Ilea, Lloyd A co. 2 cases rain Docklisin A Kelly;
I bad sugar, Swiadia; I lam rare, 2dOlorg. •
WHEELING, per Chavolt--11 the card, Clarke A eo 3 bdl paper, Millar A Illthetath; 135 do do, Kay A co; 4 walla,
4 chairs, Milllkin; Z 9 bld,tha bg. wheat, Kamm 44 bids,
SlVanellthe 60 WI paper, DI/match: 11 bpi flour, Hertel; 15
is rope, Dilworth A eice 8 rolls leather, Wilklonow 0 cheese,
wner; 14 slaw, 1 bid butter, 10, pkg., 46 bp potatoes,
borne, 30 , bge oat; 4 dory., 10 do poimitoet, 4 do sorb, 6 hogs
11l vccn. NEWEL '"
Wo woke up toitterday morning to find sour !Belem tt .
wow, whorethere was none on the bight benne.. It con
tinued tumulus eery feat mail about 10 o'clock, when ft ht
gen to melt. It threatened rain last.ulght. Meant 0 feet
large. Bmi owe, tilde doing on toe loam. The only arriv
als were the Cherolt, from Wbeeliog, which also wont oat
moo, sod the Ida May. from CitlLlMlnti. • She bad a tr..,
mendouti load up to Wheeling. She disehariped there 1200
Dbl. of Coal' which'ette took out of the upper etoriee of a
building In Lawmumbor to get it not of the flood.. We.
are indebted to 11.r.thell • Igh, the clerk et the Id., Mr a
manifest.
The Marengo was elm ready to leers. lb. bran epen
Mariner, Capt. Drava. w bare li.. dt. Lords today. Ohs
la ► Aro we boat. The Creme will also learn for Ruh !
TRW. The Me- Democrat .f Wedaraday
The submarine No. 0 h been mot to the J. B. Carson, to•
Mile that boat, on the • of which the water is now
shoat eight feet deep. T e hubruerine Company will doubt—
ler succeed in raising bar The No. a wee taken from, the
wreck of the 76, on kehich he sae Working.
The Petiole etarted for . too yesterday, to gat 0,900 eethe ,
mwheel behooging to Fenton tiro, el Will city. Ursa
Kennedy, of Pittsburg.
Cant...Rhoads Wreathe Pain °My to. Petrie on gatoiday.±
She bee been repaired et • cost m about 12,000. ,
Mr. Cook, one of the owner. of the C 0,,.; is n.,4 to tido
city, and inform• ca that the boat truJust one jeer old, end ,
mu built at Red Wing, &hormone she had a large cargo,
of groceriee and marled eoods. Ebel war worth 110,000
er
$12,000 and hummed for $1,6*0. Ohm was booed from Mem
phis fur M. Blonde rim. end Lad been loaded principally
by her owners In Memphis. I
Steamboat Register. •
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ARRIVED. L '''.._-- DEPARTED.
lAiseroo, lircraroarlUe. Guieene, Dmeresellle.
Telegraph, do. . TBDigraph, do. •
Elohamel Bayard, ElCcabettk. 'i
,Chl. Bayard, Ellaabeth
Ida ?day, Louisville, :
•
Ctero/t,' Wheelie&
Itivxa-451 let% fall Lug.
Tole /rapine,
Raw Tau, Feb. 21 , —Corton advanced; sale. 1,000 baler
at 1134 for upland middling.. Flour buoyant, with sales of
4nou obi. at $5,340,10 Mediate. Wheat Arm; 42,014 bus
eon, at SIX kg 1,40 for unlearn red and 81,1001,53 for.
whit.. Corn navy; Italea of 13,000 btu at 84086 larinlard
and 84084% for yellow. Annan onion elionblen ear.'
lent Arm at 11.31131131. Deemed bogadoll :1°8)09. am.
med Oil della tairMeti. Chien unchanged: western M. To ,
Mace steady: Ketualty sold at 7@tr.34. Sugar quiet so
76.73. i; holders demand au advance. abilmers active at,
Bpirita of Turpentine steady. Rain Arm. Slim
dearly at 3%4434. .Wool quiet but very Arm; War 0,000
lbt western aupertins polled at 41; 10,000 Rs unwashed Dna.
ow Anna at 14, and ;10,000 Re Chian at lb. irrengista oo
' • "
tonal ki'Liverpcal 3.,A3.16,t.
Stock Ilattun.—.BtOcka dem; Lltiougo & Rock lalaad 111,a1,c
Cumberland Coal 00. 24X; Minas talaral It. kt. 5811; . 11,
loots Central Bonds Mk Lammed Ifliaraukle 1; New lock
Central 15%; Reading 4834; Minotet ;Axes 55; Calera ,k
00 6 .3 1 (0 - 111Soldgan anent blyi; Cierreland a Toledo'
291,1; Lamm land grants 21)4
katunamma, Feb. I.s.—The Iturpection of Flair for the"
met amount 108.545 agleam 0,400 bole 1.1% week. The ,
demand haa emeinut fallen eff. Oahe at SO Or superhero,
.1451K4d3734 for extra, and 84150(?)7,60 for extra
Mowry lips Plow Ann at $4,25. Yenta. Corn Mut dent .at
53,04%. Wheat come. tumult Coady; We of red at
81,4500,411. ltse wanted at AO. Corn &diem sale. of 7,t0i.,
boa yellolr 5180. Oats unctumged; Wes NOM. at 63, end'
tight Detainee at 51. la °Meal. and Preehlons than, 'ls
but Rule dolog. Whisky &Lila Zeal.
Mucurnatt, Feb. 21.—flour 'Ann with • fair demand-at-
$5,5005,00 for aoperAne and 50,76(06thr0ne.;-1636 05,fitY ,
ale oliered for inlpoool* for April and Day delivery ra
calpin moderate. Whisky unchangm- solo. at tir;i: Pro..
vimona unchanged; mere pork negialad; city Paled's - of.
hued at 5 15 0I8,51; nothing was duos lu batik buyer. offer
• 01i6.93, , , for 01d..; 1%000 the bulk sides Mita:B3(oB,94M
manna. nu done in amender. Lard w.. sold at 1134; _a-
this rate the market I. Arm though not active. . bugle Ann
a 7(0734, but the demand limited. Mottaties 376.283 wink
but a luultad demand. Cake unchanged and quiet.. Muir.'
seed claire .74,256.6.31; the nomad ntromatir malt
lbeatipply good. Om &re vary doll at 52063, on arrival.
Ray very mune iad welling as $15019 per ton: the demand
contioneeacthe. Panda St3(@s3(. The money mutat fit
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