W. H EEIER & WILSON’S se/w ing Machines, AGENT'S OFFICE. NO. 68 PIPTH STREET, awarded b ? 1110 Allegheny County Agricultural Society, held September 1857, 'AS BEST FOR FAMILY USE.” And State Agricultural Society have awarded to Wheeler A Wilaon'a Sewing JUchujpiffie highest premium, "AS BEST FOB ALL FAMILY PURPOSES” THESE MACHINES which hare gained «ueh an enviable reputation over ail other Machines ofl account of Beauty and excellence of stitch, aliko on both sides of the fabric sewed. « - 2. Economy of thread. 3. Simplicity and thoroughness of construution -4. Portability, oaso of operation and management, ■ ‘ ? 6. Speeds 6. Quietness of moTCment. • 7. Strength, firmness; and durabilityofsoam thatVill not rip or ravel .8. Applicability to a variety of purposes and materials. . 9.. Oompaotness and elegance of model and finish. " the latest improvements and'advantages a, manufacturer ’_c , ALEX ' K ' REED ' Agent, 68 FlPm STREET WttfßaND "FOR A CIRCULAR.-*, .«0:„.. 1mT prices by Spwial polices. AMBRICAN WATCHES' W&OLESALE AGENCY FOR THE BALE OF AMBICAIf WAXCBfiB. Wo would faiost respectfully call tho atten tion oi th« pnblio to the American Watebe* now being ex- lntroduced, tfte maaafactara of which has be €o:a*w;finnljr.c*tabn#hed"that’eutiraconfidence can bo placed upon theta as mfe and correct tlmo-fceejKn, both by tho wearer and •ell^r| appelated Wholmale Agonts of tbeso Watchea, tboj»ablic may bo anrared that w* Can c«U them at the very lowoit cub price*. j Wa bar* also a rerr| large stock of SILVER and PLATED WARE,.ELSE GOLD | JEIVHLRY in tots, inch u Corral, Garnet, Camoo, Jet Our auortmint cf CLOCKS U Qonsaally large at present* tcoiajrltljjfcaiiaiO boautlfnl patterns of EIQHT and ONE :DAY. PARLOR apd OKsICli CLOCKS at OnrtTtY RE DUCED PRICES. W«hat» aln> a foil stock of Engli.li and and SILVER WATCHES on band, all of oar own ution. Also, Watch Waters’ Tools, Materials and-Watcb Glasses REIKKSJAN k ÜBTRAN, Vo. 42 JJfth street. tj t-i HKNjRY_H:. COLLINS, Porwsidlog uid Commission Merchant, AND WHOLESALE DEALKKIN Cheese, Butter, Seeds, Fl«h, , And Produce Generally, Ah. a& Vbod Street, Pittiinrrgh S-AJttTJBIL, GRAY DRAPER AND TAILOR. . No. £2 ST. CLAIR STREET, PITTSBURGH, PENNA . Has just returned from the Eastern Cities and to now recrltlog hi, Spring »tock of ClotLt, CaaaJtnerw, Vestings and Coatings of every variety and style adapted -tolbe bostdty and ctmotry.tndv, which will be nude op to order with proaiptoau and dcipatch, end at rntra as low aa al npy other similar taUbliahtneot la thadty. fe23:d£c __ CHAHEiEtI PACKER & CO., No. 119 Pearl Street, Boston, twoussios luacaisra roa riu uti or Boots, Shoes and Sole Leather, Upper in rough, Curried Leather, Bali; Polish Grain, Wal, Kip, Splits, Ac,- Sheep Bklna tn'rongh, Jlnlahed Lining, and colored Roans, Morocco, Kid and Boot Skint, and Harnew Leather. JUnuscß! P*TL BOUIUWIck, stmt, Boalod. •TTILUAM BU&RAQB, 101 Pearl “ “t O. CARLTON’ A CO-, 103 State “ “V. lo2^Smdl HOUSE! AND SIGH PAIHIINB AND GLAZING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Dona fa the bejt’manner tad «hort<st tltno. J. A H. PHILLIPS, 2ko«. ao A as St. ClafE'gcrtet, ~ MoBiUDK «3c CO, : Forwarding'fcftd Commission fflcrclianU, And Agents for tic Bile of Pittsburgh Manu- CooslgnmenU and order* for LEAD, HIDES, . PUODUCE, Ac., solicited. Prompt atteß .t.tfoo to .rrcetiios and forwarding. So. 19 Conaterclal Street. M. L.onla. d«£fedfa)£ - -7U8t5l 'FURS!!. PURS'! ! , MoPORD «Sc CO-, n,i>fanl)fi"Wi -+ HAVING JUST. RETURNED-FROMjNEW TORE ira now receiving a large atock offreafc made TDS9 1 comprising - Uodaos Bay Sable, Mink Sable, j Stone Martin, I Siberian Squirrel*, Pitch, tc. | ’ Capes, Half Capes, Victor! nea, • * . Muffa nd Cuff*, Also, Telt Booueta. Tbcao goods hare been aelceled with great care, aod vi be told »t email profits. lodlM .wiahJrtg to parcluwe fmh FURS are inritod to can sad examine oar ataefc. oolTrfctf J. H. CUHISTY, M. D., 193 Third Stretij Pcrma., H»Tlng bad the advantages of Eastern Colleges and Ho*, pita!*, and aereral jean’ offers his professional BerriceeiaßCEfllOAL AND MEDICAL CASES. _ ocn Cel. Wilson McCandl'w. Hon.' IL A. Weaver. Hon. T. J. Btgham. John IL Moltor, Esq. ■HUter.Esq. myU:lydte Rer. W. tf. Ttonrl fot. P.ELa. MeJ>aa. T. n.fiU4TS*i. J. B, Hotter. Jacob McCol jBXNA BTOVK WORKS. ALEXANDER BRADLEY, - MA3WAC*U*rXA.*rDDEAIiaiNIT£*T VA*I COOKUfO, PABLOB AJUB JIBATIfiS 2nd Fancy Grat© Frontb etor of the celebrated Pal kino and Shoes Coxsuuir COOK STOVES, ad Sales Room, So, 4 Wood BU, plttibfl STARCH AND F. Made by the Wilt PbU Adelpftia nuv'uiorliiif Co !' (First Fremlam awarded by tbe Franklin Institute, Norember, 1858.) Diamond Qlova fiiardi, In cases coot's 6 boxes, 6 lbs. each Do do boxes do 40papers,If do; Also, Be Coed, Pars and Pearl Starch, inrfKLXea radons flam, all to lanodrj oso. OOBN FARINA, (orOorn Starch,) to bxa. tit papers Thla article la etprml; prepend for culinary andean be relied on m eopertor in rarer Co any now la cm. for sale by THOMPSON, CLARKE A YOOKO, lBs%dtffo. Ageutgjor tbo Company, W. A X>. KurcriocnxuinnßXALZßsnr AU klndi.er TobaceOf SmUTand Cigan / Hart rocaoUj taken ttrtmllding No. 190 Wood itmt, Is addition to tbdr fibnafectariiigKftabUihiD«nt t No.43IriH» will be pleased to receive their friends. ’ f ap&lydft • j XJENXISXJRY. W. f\ FtWDXNBrEa having ro 7CR& tureei to Plttobnrgh with thelntention of Übiaftttorereddonee,can be fonndat hia OFFICE, NO. 10i FOURTH STREET, between Wood and Bmitbflcld tta. OLQgcchome from 9 Ln. to 4r, n. . ocSMSnifo IT. HOX<JXEB dt SONe, ' , nzauuia Foreign and Domestic Bills of Exchange, CERTIFICATES 07 DEPOSIT, / s'* • ' . BANK NOTES ANDSPECIB, ,V . NO. fiT MAEKET STREET, FITTSBUIian, PA. ,\ made on ail tho principal cJti« through . <mt the United fltaioa. ap22-(cly' •< FoSElgßnTEs.chlaisigE SIGHT BILLS PRAWN B Y / DUNCAN, SREIUIAN A CO., ox th* union bane, London, in sous or onb ' FOONDSIKIILINO AND UPWARDS. ■-AI«o,BllUbo tlis prindpji dtjoe and town, of Srum, BelCttno. UoJ'.aJ, Gmsuiy, BoMla and oilier European ****♦•,eoniUntlyofl hand and foraaleby . . WM.H. WILLIAMS A 00., - < *** TP ” • • Bankers, Wood street, comer ofTbird. • B. B. ft C. F. MABKLB, . *UKCT4CTt***S 07 ‘ WIXTIKQ, JOB AND ALL KINDS 0? N G pajper. winhnit. So. aj Wood Straat, PITTSBURGH, FA. fo Bagsbooxht at markst prW COUJHKAjf flc BRO. Kurevienuuov Iron Kalllnrt lio» v.muji v.mt Door.. Windsff Silntters, Window dflardi.it. . JV'tO. fll Second Sbrta cr.J Pfl Third StrttL * l fßttwwo Wood «mIPITTSBURGH PA. B«r*«absad a variety of sew ttucnnAnUir,- RUtaUa for all parpoaea. .Particular attaottoataia £!*!?’ timingQrarejota. JobMcgdoneatahortaotkaT^mta 0 * uaft«vn~~—. —; :— ~ — wu. c. rttzn ; vahdbvbh & friend', •' ATTORITBiyS AT X.AW, - ' SOLICITORS IS CBAKCEHV, *— ■^ Vo - &r &Mnx?rßlc*i:, D*!tuqw, IsKa. IcnSSwlT^ mt<ialt ' *»J part of Noilbera taiclna pt’nJ-.aie attd Bate cf Seal Estate, ct> ml Mertma. " eeltljrdfo . 1 ' ' ... - waawv.MfSTVr. — a a. nun. n ADI M a wiT 8 ——WTLtIB. «tf£2 t 2 *t*Mliketo..]l klodi oreimm p t I' et ' ... -• o»: *W ' " W»WS «*.MB MHJftwMarert. ’v,. PIBBT PHHMTOM Fawny FITTS-H UKUH, PKNN'A. &pttiai iioti«s. FRBSCH WlTli’K'zwC paist. 500 To***? Snow White and No. 1. DRT i.VP OROI7ND IN OIL IN FRANtT. WAIIILA.VTED PURE, In *toro aiH In nrHvn, for Hate bj JOSEPH'S!. STRONi),' No. 83 Iteado Street, Now York _mxB;3tndlc Agent, Tieine Montagna 4 Cn,P„(,. Hide, OU and Leather Store, D. Kirkpatrick A Sons, No. 21. s' Third M " t " ”“ d 0h “‘“'“ ■>*- I'lilladolphin, h.,„ forftI.DHTAXD SALTED SPAXIsn HIDES, Drj- and °™““ 1 “ d P*'»KKip.,T,„„„. O II,T.nW „JCo.. rie™» ToO)a at tbo lowest price*, am*Open the l**t term*. UnJ ' of Lo * ttl " la tbo rough wanted, for which the bighost ourk.<t price will } * K } r( . n in c „ hi or tftk „ R , exchange for Bile.. leather «t*r*d free of charge ami w ld on commiation. - . .. .. _ _ _ our? lydfo DAWKS 4c CLULKY rioate,Sign and Ornamental Painters, AND G R IN £B S; OUIABA IK Wkite'.L,eatland2Sino Paint* lire, .11 Hud. of PBnu,oU., Varnkho., Window 01., ... Fully, Broshe., Ac. tnrlMjdt/ 1 alm -' Fir.r.n AIL, S T O V E s , OEATHS ACTS KAN GH 8 OP EVERY VARIETY, manufactured and for sale WIIOLKSALE OR RETAIL, BISBELL & CO ~u"J 35 s * - P‘tt*Sorgb, P.. MITCHELI., HERRON & CO., . KAJICPACTCVES OP Cooking, Parlor and HnallnE STOVES, firate Fronts, Fenders, Cooking Bunges, 4c, mnafcl, 194 Llb ' rty >*»•• Pittsburgh, Pa. Flttßbnrgh Steel Works. J ONES, BOYD tc CO Hsanfscturenof OAST STEELi-aho, SPKIKO, PU>W .od , ■ A - B- STEEL; SPEINOSaiO AXLES, *" r It™ «• «rk StmU, na,l v r t h, ft, lAAC /0»18 Ob* I>. B. ROGERS Ac CO., ■ASUTACnrJLDW OP Rogers’ Improved Patent Steal -Cultivator Teeth, I a2»SdS B °“ Kr “ ®~ 1 *' ft. HAH. ROAD SPIKE COMPANY.” Jos.ph DllCTortb D. w. c. Bldir.ll (Succanr, to Fwur, Kajt <f s*,,u.) msvtAomttMa Cp RAfL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS AND BOAT SPIKES. fkns"a W E V M AN ic~ n C>~N , Alann&eturpr. * n j I*.*),. f « ( P *l,^, TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIOAEB, rfy •« ./JSMUMM <»»nl ,:.t.- !'f - ~--' -“ji-- MTTBnmau.>,g-V '•’ v ; ,v“ MERCHAIvrT'TAiiOR ’ No. 54 St. Clair %reet, •Sftlr'fr* ‘* <r * UDlidtn *') PITTBBCE(JH, PA. The Groat Eogllsn Hemody. Sin JAIUEB CLARKE’S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLSI Prr P*" d fro* a prescription of Sir James Clarke, M. D. Physirian Extraordinary to tbe Queen. Thi* well known Medicine is no imposition, b>it n «are and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruction* ran any cause whalerer; and although a powerful remedy, they contain nothing hartful to the constitution. TO MARRIKD LADIES it it peculiarly suited. It srlU, In a short time, brtugon the montblypcriorl with regularity. That PHUhavt nersr been known to fail where the fiir*c time on the second page of pamphlet are well observed. Eor full particulars, get a pamphlet, free, of the agent. N. B ~si and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any author! sed agent, will insure a bottle, coutaiuing orer &0 rills, be return mail. . ’ 7 h? AHNSBTOCKACO-, Pittsburgh, wholesale agent, and sold by all druggists. AoFJsdAw fc j IjAkjs supnuuutt cuppEtTaiir AND iitt or I STOVES, 3, &C. BMELTING WORKS WCCTEDY & CO., CTUBERS OF SHEATHING - g*nd BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COP vS, Raised Still Bottoms, Ppelter Polder, Ac. £?* and Dealers TIN PLATE *sr.'.y '* WIRE, Ac. Constantly on band, TltmiPD's J u\'o. 11V First and L2Q Second street, ~ r Pittsburgh, Panniu • I 1 0” of 0111 *° »°y desired pattern. . • Si HOTiuißiiii moTmcftsm Mrs. Winslow's Sooth ing Sprtlp lt has no equal on earth. It greatly facilitate* the process of teething by sofleulog the guma, reducing all Inflammation—will allay pain, and is tan to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will giro resttoyourselTea.and' relief and health to yonr Inlhats. Perfectly safe In all ease*. this ralaabla preparation is the prescription of one of abe muitexperienced and skilful femalo Phytidan* In New England, and has boon used with ueTer-faiUng .access In millions of case*. W. b 011.,. it Ulo *nd Ul „ „„„ ot Djtoait*, ni DUrt.o™ |„ OhiMren .btllKr arise*from teethiagoi from aoy other cause. If life and health can be estimated by dollar, and ceoteli ■ worth its weight In gold. Millions of bottles an sold etery year io the United 81****- It Is an old and well-tried remedy PRICE ONLY 2S CKNTB A BOTTLE. Bold by Druggist# throughout the world. * Ps.'j* » hTkJJTSER, Agent for Pittsburgh JulfcdawlyfoT * , Mitbr’s Miraculods Vermin Destkover^ for Vu Destruction of Mold, bcw, iioacum Puus, Mowmois, Morin, Oabseh Ijisictj, Atm, Ac. Tb« chemical preparation* known nntlor tbaaßoro title tor the lost 23 jean throughout Europe, whoro they Lata. mil with a triumphant raceese, have acquired for their In venter and Mairafoctarera world-widecelebrity,sU«to.l,by the Emperor* of Roasia, Prance, Austria, the Qoeon of Eng land, the King* of Belgium, Holland, Naples, Bavaria, Sax ony, *<•„ and in America their efficiency has been endorsed 4jylheWr«forio/PhW lc JhstituUau and (be approval of mnaereui private cilixtns, that they are the only Remain in the world, rare to exterminate ali Mods of votnin. Mki ah 8 Wmicnous Pripuuitiqss destroy the novel come intruder* wi (hoot mercy, and nerer foil. Ilia Art has brought death to million* of them in ti-o world, and from tbia day the watchword of all boosekeeperaTmerchants. «hJp-own*f» and husbandmen wiU he “A'o wore rtmm " RETAIL PACKAGES PROM 25 CENTS TO §l. Depot of the Investor and Proprietor. - JOSEPH MKTKR, Practical Chomlst, • 612 Broad wjt f cor. Houston *L.) New York. General Agent for the O. State* and fhkx»KU ICK V. UUBUTON, Druggist, No. 10 Aitor House, and 417 Broadway, New Yon. Sold wholesale and retail by R. E. SELLERS A CO. and JOS. FLEMINQ, Pittatmrgb;' and DEEKUAM A M’KEN NAN, Allegheny. de2S.-6mdfc Dh. Dickinson's MagnktckKlsctric Ma- Cfflvti —Principal Depot for the tale of tMx Unrivalled Medical Auxiliary,—la aabmlttlng tble machine to a di*- ortmibaUsgimblte, no eJtpense haa beenepared in it# manu* bclnio to render it porfbcl in ercrj eseentlal particular, in. order te'keep pace with the wondctfnl improvements of the ■6« i *od pUea U fbremort in thirbeaitcb of American Mas* o&ctaro. NO FAMILY SHOULD £E WITHOUT ONii— BetaflPricoslO. It la admirably adapted to prevent every form ofdifcue, each u Ooneumption, Scrofula, PbUlm, Rhenma- all formiof Pbjcica! and Mental preatra- Won and Nerrona Diaeaeea. (fas grand {baton of thl* Apparatoi is that ft Is alwaja P 0"" bein B o**»*n«l from a Permanent reqtJred - QgfaUwT Dnmg£t,^M > w£d K flffpUtab' g , I' Gas* op iiOrtORE CcRID ABOUT A VeaS I Aco.—Sir, Georg* Gambrrt, who raides od the Poorth Sl Bo*d, Berenlhw»rd,proenred a True from me, which in 6 ocatha effected aa’entire core. Ho ha* now gonedz mosthfl Without tha Ttum, and there is bo appsantoco of the return of the rupture. lam. continuity caring case# of raptaro ttjr Inrslublo^Traase*. from Oombertt© publish and re* for to hlj case.- The best of can be glTca by *p* plication at my ©mg Btars and Trwo Depot. XQU'GSO. HtEBYBXBj 149 Wood ft.* yittsbnrgij <£amtt. PITTSBU IhCliil TUESDAY MARCH! 8. 1859. n - r /l r ! AL et rei or rni otfr Oily and News Items. cu"'. I*,. 1 *,. ,Obsorvuli,,,,, taken at W “ w ■ Optician btora, .No. 5S Fifth «L, yesterday. ia *tn». m sbadk, - 00 u *■< 53 ** b'elaok, A. R ® “ r. k Baromotor j oir S?C *■ < *«« Dr!j e .c'ta«! i! "! T °' DAT Wi " !b '' ““' ll ‘ Ctod by «"• D * ,LT pßAr ** Ateertsa is Aur and cvor 7 day a I'Dicm Prayer Aloe ting w held from half-past eioren to half-past twelre o clock, in the First Presbyterian Church, Bearer atroet, Allegheny/ Itis for all, without dis tinction of person or denomination. "A»k and re shall receire." s J ,k. T 7„ R? ? b ,Ca ? Coun Commiltee havtj prepared the following rules and will submit tW.am, for adoption to tho County Conrcntioo of March 30th They ore now published that tho Ropoblieons of [ho county may bar. fall opportunity ..„S IW u „ A * BROWN, Chnirutßo Hpsseli. Errett, s®cretarv. IULES For the -“'/.Vt'oTS^Cfn'. 1 ;^!^ 0 ,• . DELEGATE''ELECT! OJfS. I. AU elections of delegates dhall be by balloted the inspectors to conduct such elections "baT be chosen or desigoatod at preliminary meetings to be held one week before the time for holding the usual ° S t atB el ° Cti . on8 * Tho chosen a T ‘u 07 Bab *°qacDt olectioo for delegates hold during the same year, prior to the ne X r4“u“ ring annual election. * ur In order to secure a full compliance «i ( b the-will dlleMt^hH f° M P artlc 'P at log in the election of re o nil h r 1 haTe thfl pnvilc ß e of noting on sepa- T ?n r TV t v e,r P r * fe ™<™ for each county f u “ ' U ’J? , Th % i “ ! r tW ' Iha “ ™«ir. anil count all Mich cote. offered, and .ball certify tho aaaio on tbo eredenlial. of tba delegates elected and «nch delegate, .hall be bonad 6j the iTheTe (Writ ° f ' h ° di f ricl3 th °y ro prosenL Tbo County Cofoanttee may also snbmit qoe.lions of riavo pub* n.™ ” J " U " i b * * bß P°°P'° PH saj^S'iaS^«si ,of “ bich ' h *" b °V’* ffDO BnALI * ALLOWED to \ cciion."^ r ‘° B ' h .' J L b ' '« n ‘‘ “ -W«g« ■“ “ 'a ?°‘ kD »'"> to bo a member of Un parly as dohned in Iho call ortho County Committee or whoso memboahip therein cannot b/rourhod'lbr by some person known to the Inspectors ... ~ , I ' OCXTY CONTENTIONS. ..II l . J c »»«»tioi> ab.ll, on assembling bo coJ .a to order l,y tbe Chairman of tbo County Com ll r“° “ d in h “ tbo 1 bTchM«. ’ ° ' pr “' d< ’ " ntiU '’"ai Je«t Each Convention shall consist of one delevulo from curb election district in tho county. 8 Coir n'c r!0 1 '. ludl . b “ to tbo Boor of tho ™d re. ? d ™*‘I* deliberation, oxc.pt dslegatc, and reporters for the press. b In making nominationii, each delegate .hell voto mi”"',?.. “ “ c,lllcd ' “d ‘he Sscretari.s •hall cell tbo names of delegatee alphabetically. A majority of all the votes cast shall be necessary to a domination in all cases. 2 ... CONGRESSIONAL CuNVeNTIOXS. ‘. I f re>,lo ? aI CuDVenti °os shall be called on P e^f t »M r |' ,m t, l h° olh ' r nomi """S conventions, to All Jh f mMt “ Pittsburgh and the other S Th 7 ”a ‘ he P">»»t apportionment exists. They shall be governed in all respects by the rules governing the other nominating conventions. ASSEMBLY OIRTHICTS. . *l for Assembly the conn, ly shall bo divided into five districts, from each of which one member of Assembly shall-be nominated. PiUsbnrgh. dUtr,Ct Bhal ** com P owd *>f tbo city or The second, of tbo city of Allegheny. tv,« An th i rd ’ ° f townships and boroughs west of !w,to B and n Sca d nrT' h Tbo fifth, Of tho boroughs nnd township, south and west of tho Monongahela and Ohio rivers And lbsi nominations in each shall be mado by the wid h t'lV's” “‘' hdb ‘V ct respectively, to facilitate I Itogn,« ‘ hM pn -' Pa ™ “ P ‘"“ "«* •' COUNTY rOKMISSIONERS. M- In making nominations for County Commis- C °“°' 7 ‘ l “ 11 b ” dirld “ l three dis !»?; h, e Cr ’i dls ?^.' h “ 11 '°"*"t «f the elcrlion dis- S ™', h ,“ J »f ‘be Monongahela and Ohio di.ti';’’*,"' I 'be randid.lo .bail be cb„,.„ r,nm ,hl, 10 iSOat. tocimd shall consist of the election dislrict. M«noag%hcla optLObie rirera, projHjr lYom th.i district HiaUV e&S*M» in iB6O. W fthio ,r . d oH 5- ° f ,h ” di!tr,cl3 N ««b Of J&.ituLS ° f lho Allegheny, including St“ d ,i' C “' *” d "" ce-cdidete shall t£ chosen from this district io 1861 And so on, thereafter, in regular order. X-rr CUXTSTT ACDITOBS. rtVlvA* a r me , dl f trirt< «hall exist in the choice of candidates for Auditor and Directors of tbo Poor The caod,date for Aaditor in 1359 shall bo chosen f^m d v nC i tr '^v 3 ’ l ?. l,> ' iofro,n ‘ Vo * 2 » aQd in ls6l Ih Ji i? V h Ca,,d,d “« for Director in 1859 3 2, io 1860 from .Vo. 3, and 1861 from No. 1, and so on in regular order. in making nominations.for thoso officer, | t shall not bo m order to pat candidates before the conren tion who do not reside in the district to which the nomination belongs. Delegates to Suto Conventions shall be chosen. Assembly “ d "" f "» «* ttttt , cotrirrr cohhittce. VUL The County Committee shall consist of the members of the County Nominating ConvenUon held in each year. This committee shall meet at some convenient time on the day the county convention is held and appoint an executive committooofthirteen, to carry on the active business of the campaign. The comtnittee of thirteen may summon a meeting of the county committee whenever they deem it nectary rv j *°TOanir co-ujmttxes. IA. Tho delegate from each district, who is thus made a member of tho county committee, shall be also, cj '.officio, chairman of tho township, f " °; borough committee for the current year, and shall designate, at an early day, four other active and efficient men in his district as a district committee, and report the same to tho county executive commit tee with their post-office address; and the district committee shall have full power to appoint vigilance committees of any sizo they may think proper. The Lecture of Dr. Boynton at City Hall last ceding was largely attended. Thesubjecltrcat ed waa lho cruat of the earth'. Tbia lie showed to be of Plutonic unfossiliferoos and fossilifer °v B hat P orl ' oo the cruat lying above tbe I lotomc or igneous rock, is GG.OOO feet in tbicknesa. The maximum thickneaa of tho whole crust cannot bp above 100 miles, in many plaoee probably not morethan fire milea.- Beneath this tbe body of tbe globo consists of liquid fire. The heat of the globe increases one degree Fahren heit for every fifty feet perpendicular descent This fire, by the percolation of water through faults and crevices in the eoperinoumbent moss produces steam, whoso expansive force causes the crust of the globe to bend, undulate or break, j Thus we have earthquakes and volcanoes the I latter whenever tho melted mosses force their way up through the oraoks which th* expanding forces may produce. [Ono question presented itself to us, which weoould not Can thero be fire without oxygen to support h?l Tbe thickness of the rocks the granitic formation Is ascertained by. the uprising of tbe rooks beneath, poshing off to either hand those above, and thus expoaingWch separate-' stratum, whioh the geologist cording to common rules of geometry. Fre quently tbe subterranean forces bend uptbeland la one place, leaving it to sink In another, as waves Jmthriaje ice. Thus Newfoundland is rising; as it werfe, from tho ocean bed, while New Jersey [alas for New Jeraoy and the Cam den and Amboy Railroad] is sinking. The coast of Norway is rising from the ocean, and within tbe present Geological period has been elevated (520 feet. Tbe shells of oysters are found at that height on the sides of rocks, while their congeners, in good condition, may be found at tbe bases of these rooks, still living aDd thriving. The lecturer announces the fact that all rocks aro oxides of metals; that with a few exceptions such as.gold, platinum, elo , all metals are ox idized by Lhe action of intense heat, reduced to a fluid state and then cool and form solid rocks. Thus wo get the Plutonic rock as asnb-slratum, upon which fop age after ago the debris washed from (be lands by the waves, sink to the bottom layer upon layer. _ ’ _Tbe lecturer compared the Mosaic account of creation with tho geologic period and found a perfect agreement. The lecturer ibeo related the history of sev eral of the most important volcanoes and earth quakes. Islands vere also elevated in the ocean?, and seas. He mentioned the case of Jorulfo, of a volcanic island in the Mediterra nean, eto. Here he exhibited some splendid paintings of the island which came to view off the boast of Sicily in 1831, and which disappear ed within a year. We were much interested in the. lecture, but really it was too long. No audience can sit for two mortal boars without becoming tired, we don't care bow interesting tbo lecture may be. There will be the third lecture of the coarse this eveniog. For particulars, see advertisement. Pouch Itxms.—Edward Logan made an affi davit against John Butler for keeping a ferocious dog. Butler gave bail in $lOO. John Lcoch, of (he Good Intent Engine Com pany, m&de affidavit against Joseph Hughes for malicious mischief, in injuring the enginq house; upsetting the stove, breaking the pipe, eto. Hughes gave bail in $3OO. Mary Ann Daufman, of the 6lh ward, made an affidavit against a girl, whose name we do not know, who came into Mory'Ann’a house, bought a victoria*, and while sbeweut up stairs to get eome. change the girl stole tad carried .mytstewiim&H : j; BaskStatmzht for the week preceding March 7th: ~ l Michael Liston after an examination J IfcpMtt*- before the Major yesterday os chargo or being I, 638,438 I Blole * bra?B » ctc ’» S*»° b *& in 11, 397,431 I i as -f®, °PP Cft n»fe for triaL T*ne braes 096,693 216,064 1 w«ii ° cn froui s - M Eelvy, Laq-.of tho 6th 595,688 97,779 : „ ’ v .. f1?7,045 86,739 - }«» r 7 Nichols was held for a further hearing 676,245! 125.3511 hi - 0 dock this afternoon. CSS,6OO. 75,(107 • , " ' • i' i ''^ ,3 -- c, r B.rmiDgham, was drowned laßt ih,91.».722.1,fi3r f 75fi week, offthe .learner Fuhou Citv.ncar Pomeroy i .o* 1 1 .5i)4j1.683,(130 ° ; his body was recovered, and $176 in gold ~M, t,?? 6 for s ir *°* drawn * bia favor by one _ 7’J.SIS 56,082 45,234 Mr - «wki, were found on the body; his friends lTn*«ury Nomi j, , i . f r ? can get the money, we are informed, by ap i ami Not/* of | “ k j B ’ k ' y to the Coroner, at Pomeroy. F | $ 49,JH I $54,115" Pbof. C - s,riTn will deliver the Third of ! 120.570 I 26,352 8,;1 52 the series of Lccttitc. before ihe Book-keepers ; 41,4311 : 20,6171 42,976 , o , f . l tc city, at tho 11 joins of the Board of Trad, 6,071 4,655' 21,848 j Hue evening. . ' ’ 14,385 | IS, 059] 37,403 1 - 7,488- j IS, 1 10,261 ; in * attention of those who ore buying fashionablo 23,3.35 j 1.117/ 6,551 1 lot “ IO R» Cltb «r in men's or boys’ wear, is directed to _-l : _ i t-arnaghan b hdrertisement, Allegheny city. His - 1$ 160,906 $ 176,542 i ! o{ / V'\ bc foand among tho beat, in both ready I 175,640 174,SC 0 < m Gibing and piece goods for custom work, and, ; j “ Pleases ample facilities for cutting and .. - 8,612 i 2.2«0 ' ?. ins , um class work, there isYirne assuranco of i J 14,614 j ; o«ng pleased, offered t>> his patrons. The Mayor is on the track of Frederick Mcy- : c , Jtn ' ,b(a ‘ DeJ at cr, who had an information made against him (Good Family Bread "ckkea and VTnf’ Ilcsb<!n ?' for larceny, some weeks since. SooS after the ! «v«y variety 7 r r £b p£hL lt e was aVie*" 1 T'"™* 0 * ' f “ C \ h * [* fi thc W- 1 tTvn ’ J’™ Apple, Brandy Peaches, Assorted I*l£ it was afterwards ascertained that he married a laervos»I aervos » dally'*, Pickles nn<t Kctchnp. Car,cm Wor givnn Chicago, and having spent tho honey- j * CBtor * 1 »™ Banco, Pickled Lobsters, Sordines, Fun At moon with her and stolcii $4OO ho rau away. I ~ bo<!alat ?> Baker's Broma, Ac., Ac. They roepoct- That was before he came here. He had also a!Ji y i nnt ? tbo public to on eiamlnation of the above young wife in Detroit, where be had been play- 1 of "Meh th *7 will guarantee to ing tho Chicago game again. When he loft here , F f ry both "Quality and price. r ho went to New York. A boy had directed a ' 7 * ; "' irua,nn a mr t » Hhrumati-n,,. letter for him to New York, at 53 Greenwich Vi* Mtnn, J cure* Siitf .hunt*,- slreel, and there.he baa since been found with a 1 tl* cure* Rvmi and new sweetheart. Yesterday tbo Mayor ascer- ■ v ,mtan, J curt, s., r^a «d Ulcer,; tained that he is in Philadelphia, living on Pop- ' s‘,rljr? L j™’ ncht r '‘ rr ' C " M //r, ‘" u JV/L'™" 11 is P r “!>“ l)l « 1>« »iU *><■ o»»ghl some j h, AV „ TO ,„;„. of bn. mormog,. nh C 6 ho .sn’l (WnkiDg TU- J c„. r . W • , . 1 ‘nr JlOitany Liowtrnt t» irorth Mine# writing ibo above we learn that this 1,000,000 dou-ahs per man was jeslerday arrested in Philadelphia, j To the l nitod States, aa tho preserver and restorer tic had also (which we did not mention above ) °, r y al “' lb l« Horses and Cattle. It euros all Snrains succeeded iu inarryiog a respectable young girl 1 * * a l*.. ’ oun ‘l g * Stiff Joints, Ac. ’ in Ihe fuh Ward, in this city,.and lived with her i " ,l l Jcu ® a,, wcr this question f Bid yo u ever about a week. He worked a longtime before he ; , 0 . J* y °^ d,Dar y Sor «, Swelling, Sprain or Stiff, could ingratiate hiraself-inlo favor with her 'n J* 1 , f ( ' n man or beast, which the Mustang family. Me prof.-aseil lo be very religious i le iZI'S.S 7" DUI joa vi.lt .a? forgeii » leller purporliag la come from Utrmm, ; Earepc, A,io, mT”"-? -1 ” of '•“ 9 fe ‘ for ' h i h .“ l in rpcri f' . th .” "” , tic ot- S everv* Of ?0,000 per annum. Tl)l» butt look, a, s„cb ! Kerry fomily .hoclj have it throe ,iic7' Dait is apt to, and so ho consummated the girl’s Bahxes A Tark, Proprietors, Now York! ruin. He is therefore a polygamist and should • Also. Lyon's celebrated Insect Powder. V be punished by sending him to the penltentiarv ■ or to Salt Lake. 3 BASKS. Clrtola’onj Bpteiv. | B'k PitUb'gb 294,ml 4317155*] Exchasgeß'k 520,210 225,656i] M.4JL “ 225, 1121 119,6571 Citizens’ “ 127,020 69,501 “ 201,46 W 102,230 Iron City " 247,350) 95,45*1 Allegheny " 245,670| 30,03$ 1,567,« 15)1,133,754: 1,y:t7,.tv5 ! 1,2!3.572 Increase ... Decrease... Pittsburgh. Exchange, M. A M... Citizens'..,. Mechanics’ Iron City... Allcghoay. . ! $ 271,352 Last week . 2^2,710 Binoton Cor.trr Hosus.—Yesterday was fixed for the return on the write issued the t.\ 8 Court against. Washington on the bonJs iesaed to the Hempfield The attorney of the county, Alexaxdeh k, Esq , was present, and as the county Wed to pay the interest on these bonds, did not put in any defence, am! juJgment ac cordingly Vent against tho county.; This was deemed tho best coarse, as it savee/Costs. Immediately after the adjournment of the Ann-Tox Convention lately held in that county which we noted /U the time, the Commissioners ; held a meeting at\d unanimously resolved i n j favor of paying tho intcreet. The tax for the ! current year has been levied with a view to that i end. | The M’Keesport IPrrify of Saturday says: A daughter of W: K. Harrison, of this place, was badly scalded yesterday morning. One of the tomatea of the house was washing tho porch, and taking a basin full of hot water from the kettle to throw on it, the child passed under, receiving the contents on her neck and back. It is thought that she will recover A mau named PhUip Burns, of Port Perry, made information against a woman, beforo Justice Wampler, of M'Kces port, for assault and battery. Philip Ufle d some improper language to the woman. who seized a suck and beat him as much as he deserved The case was compromised by the woman paying the costs and Philip promising to beep a civil tongue in his bead hereafter. ° ~ * tkmpkbas.-b organization has beeu esub liehed in Sbarpeburg. with the following officers President—Kev B Koberts. Vice Presidents-Messrs A. O S e fl nn d Wm Oarner, Br. Secretary- T L May nurd Treasurer— ft M. Coyio Executive Committee-Rev. 11. ii. Lewi, anti Mesßr,. JU. Cometoek.T H (jib,on. A Mor ton sad J. Turner Akkkmm. - A ru.*u named Knox was arn sled on Moo.lhv charged with mahmiiog his wife Bu. ins daughter. Pbu S c Ku.;-.. hearing of this, informed A 1 «rth ih.x htru-otber had * I *’" - k" ‘ fVlJn '-i'j££;f w&s anxious to pot her (I’hojbe s* father o , ht Wfty for unlawful uiid uuholy purposes Jehu was tho man ih-u seat to jail, much'-Ugrctted by slra Knox os it would appear. Tj.J t* Ucr is the mother of several children. Post Office.— There is a vacancy ia iho of fice of post master at LaWrenceville. Wy are informed that the Administration cannot Gn<J a single Buchanan Democrat in the borough to appoiot, and whai's lo he doue nobody knows One will probably have to be imported... Tne post office at Garter’d Mills, Indiana county, has been removed to Blacklick Station on the Rail road and J. Gardiner appointed post matter The Coxcert. Oiumbonl bad npplen did bouse last evening. We were glad to eee it The singing was fine. We have no need to go abroad to import singers so long as wo have each home talent as was exhibited last night. Miss Boriba drew rounds of applause from a highly appreciative audience. The lateness of the hour at which we write forbids our saying what we had intended to say about per formances. Aootber time will dcas weil. A wive uiirned Andersoo, whose husband had deserted her some time since iu Washington City and taken up with another wocnaD, arrived in this city on Monday (yesterday) in search of her erring lord. Andersen is in jail, and tbo wife, on visiting him fherc, found the strange woman iu the cell with him. The latter left soon after tbo wife entered. Strange kind of a world this ’ The Western Teacher’s Association, will meet r ot New Brighton, on Tuesday the 29ih inßt at 10 o’clock A. M. We understand that the citizens of New Brighton are very much interested iu tho contemplated meeting and will endeavor to give a hearty reception to all who will attend. This is as It should be, aod we hope there will be a large attendance. The exercises will doubtless be very interesting. At the East Baltimoro Conference of th* M E. Church, now in session at WilUamsport’ Bißbop Scott presiding, the certified of trans fer of Dr. J. M’Kendree Reiley, of Pittsburgh, was read, after which bo was introduced to the conference, when be said no was glad to get homo again. He did not regret that he had gone to Pittsburgh, as ho had served a kind and excellent people. Stox.su Brass —Mr. W. Smith, of Wm. Smith A: Co., Uth Ward Foundry, desires us to state i he ‘ 8 not the individual who purchased the stolen brass from Michael Aster, mentioned i D yesterday’s paper. Tho name being the same this explanation is due lo Messrs. Smith & Co’ Jhey have frequently refused to purchaso articles from unknown or suspicious persons. Tun Union Prayer Meeting in Dr. Swift’s church, Allegheny oily, was attended by a good ly number of people, yesterday, notwithstand ing the rain. Bet. Wm. Preston conducted tbo exercises Mr. BHbs, late of Philadelphia— who took a prominenL part in the organisation 0 f the Jaynes’ flail meeting—will conduct the 1 ex ercises to-day. The Historical Magazino for March ia before us. it ia full of matters of interest and y 0 think should bo sustained and enoouraged by.all who delight ia matters of this sort. It jg phi,, lished in Boston and Now York, but can be pur chased of Mr. J. S. Davison, at his new store, comer of Wood street and Diamond Alley. Three men, Hastings, late constable, llarbi son, late watchmau, aud Colwell, ditto, wrru at a house kept hy ono Gillespie, oq Wylie street, last Saturday, and falling into a quarrel aud next into a fight, were bundled off to the tombs. They were held on a charge of assault nod battery. John Lorcjstaff, the map who stabbed- Rosier a few days since in.tbe Second ward, and who got his skull fractured for his trouble, has been heldjlo bail to answer at court. Ho was scot to the Hospital, it will be recollected, after the mrlefe, but has now so far recovered as to tie able to resume his business. 1 Bishop Bimpson.—This gentleman has so recovered from hl9 late severe illneek os to bo able to resume his Episcopal duties. He is now at Williamsport, we believe, in attendance at the East Baltimore Conference. In B.’e communication, published Saturday, for “Yomba” read Yomba , for “SL Paul’s Run, St- Paul's river, and “tri'H eome tram south of Mfißou & Dixon's line.” For Rent.—Those in want of a fine bouse, in a pleasant part of the city, are directed to tho advertisement of R. E. Mctiowio, in to-day’s paper. The , people in and about Greensburg are holdingmeetiogs and passing resolutions against the County Bopcrintcndency of Schools. Da. Baldwin, Physician to the jail, informs ns that Evans’ health is improving; hois not con eidefoi dangerous. S«s advertisement of Americas School issU* fa uofetr colomD' ' - Telegraphic Latest from Europe, Nr.iv ork, March 7.—Tho steam propedor Jura arrived this morning, bringing London and Lrier pool dates to the ISth inst. Parliamentary proceed ings bad boon uninteresting. Tho war question was iim-Langed, and preparations continued. There are vaguo and unconfirmed reports ot a French loan of twenty million pounds sterling. Later intelligence trom India had been received, bringing news of tbo close of the campaign in Oude, and tbo destruction of all the forts. London dispatches ot Friday state that Austria agrees to send a representative to the Paris Congress pnnidcd that England and Itussia will guarantee that the Italian question shall Hot be discussed. r ka!»i k.— I" he article for which La Presse receiv , . a warning, is precisely of tho samo tenor as th.. so which it hud bean publishing for wocks provi...is and theWnenil supposition was that tho measure was taketa on tho representation* oi the Austrian Ambassador. The warning had a good cOY-ci „n tho Pari* liourre The i.entiis, on the 17th uIl, had advanced nearly Ac, but therivo was not fully sustained. The clorimr quotation* were fisf. for money and f7C itftr f„ r ac counts. The late disastrous failures al'Orlcan* are said to nmoent to twelvo million francs. M. Do le l.ersops loft Paris on the 16|h f.. r Alex audna, for the express purpose of commencing the bticz canal. B Tho Paris correspondent of the London Times as serts on trustworthy grounds that the KiQg of Sar dinia is determined on making an attempt to drive out thei Austrians, with the object of constituting for himself a kingdom strong enough to resist Austria on the r.rm bauu, and Franco on the other, if need be, and tjat it will enrapojo Venice, and at least twelve million -subjects. An absolute eertamty is felt at the court of Turin, that Franco will help Piedmont against Austria, aud that Prussia will be with him pa-Urivelv it Austria bo left to fight alone, but actual !y and spoedily if any other power a3sist* Aus tria. England aod Prussia are expected to Lo neutral. The above is asserted to bo the delil-erate plan of tho Kiug id Sardinia and his cabinet and nothing but the withdrawal of Franco will divert them from it. TrnKßv.—The news from tho Man-übian priueipal -1 tics is cnn*i.icrcd of a serious character, nnd it is feared that complications mny arise in that quarter which may bo more difficult L. deal with than tho affairs ol I fair. y.h. If*.—Tho Kalca of c.>tt..n lor (ho w oek eaibrvo Br\4«'U l>dio«, including 15,0 m) to «*<•- ul/Uore and 7000 to exporters. All qualities have ad vanced fully £ lor (he week, and tho market elo-cd aciivo. The fata to-day were aOOO bales, includin'- 1000 to speculators and 10G» to exporters, closing activeat tbo following quotation*: N.O.fairlj; do. middling 7 1-16; Mobile fair 7): do. middling 5 15-16; l plandstair 7 MG; du. middling fif. The stock of Cotton m port is 3*2,000 bale*, „r which 304,000 hales are American. The advice* from M-i.cbwlcr are fawreble, tho market for goods doMug firm and active. ■ ""V* IT.-New Orleans j, quoted at 101 f, tbo prices baring advancod 1(,L2 Ju I sr&r*- Lirerjiiio/ .\f, X /Vo. l.s._Tbe mar kei elortd. dull bat steady. Flour steady but dull. » heat dull; western rod 5a od/Tq«a-3j per 10(Mhs ConidnU; mixed yellow 5s 10tfA< 2d per Ibi.; white ,7a idui.,a HI. Liverpool PrvnMivn* JA»r4w, 13—Provisions -.steady btu quiet. Beef steady. Fork dull. Bacon firm bnt quiet. Lard doll bnt held at 60s jL.rcryvW Product /V 5. 18.—Sugar doll and lower; qualities havo declined slightly. Coffee firm. Rico steady. Rosin steedy at 4s i?d(u,4f] Id for common. Spirits i>f TurpctUjno steady al ay? <s4ls. J London M.irkct*, F'b. IS. —Messrs. Barings quote breadstuff* dull. Iron smndy. Sopor stcr.dv. Tea very firm. Spirits of Turpentine firm. I*-—CoiiroU m quoted for money.' The bdU.on in the bank haa increased £2S7,uOn. American ecnmiej are unchanged. The steamship Etna arrived at Liverpool on the lothult. The latest continental rumor* are moro warlike. It is said that tho French Emperor will soon form a camp of 100, °o° troop* at Toulou. It is asserted that his intentions are decidedly warlike. The correspondence from Franco and Vienna lo the London papers, abound in rumors of warlike pre parations. On tho ether band tho Eoglish army estimates shows reduction in the home and Colonial forces of 7,500 men and on increase in tho Indian anny pf If, ooo. The total forco is 220,000 men of whom 100,000 are for India: The reduction in tho home forces is considered os indications of tbo gov ernment's faith of the maintenance of peace. . 7 bo House of Commons has passed a resolution in favor of a now loan af 17,000,000. Rumors prevailed of a ministerial ehingo, includ ing tbo retirement of tho Lord Chancollur, Sir E Lytton and Gen. Peel. HurABBtitPORT, Pa., March 7—About ono hun dred laborers, employed on the coal docks hero, by tho Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company, (struck for higher wages last week A party of new men were then brought from New York to fill their places, but owing to tho threats made they were afraid to land from tho steamboat. One hundred men are'expected hero this morning from Scranton. Tho laborers are in u statu of great ex citemont, and a serious riot is apprehended on tho arrival of tho train. Tho priests of the Catholic Church are endeavoring to pacify them. Tho train from (Scranton has just arrived, and the mw men and tbo strikers formed in a lino, amid much excitement, and marched to the coal doeks.— Tl}e priests are doing all they can t.» avoid a collision, but it rooms inevitable a* soon aa tho new men com mence work. Tbo new men wont to work, when those on tho strike commenced throwing coal, but were finally driven off. Tbo new men are much tho strongest. The strikers have appointed a committee to mako urangements to go to work again, but have not re. :eded in their determination. Tho matter will prob ibly bo arranged without aori<*u* disturbances. Sanut Hook, March 7.—The H. M. stoamship E u . »pa, from Livarpool on tho IDtli ult., has passed hen ith ono day’s later new*. * The bill legalising roarriago wilh a deceased wifo’ sister was passed in tho House to » second reading, by 58 majority. The Independent Beige states that Franco was preparing a mcm-randum containing an exposition, of tbo grievances against Austria. Tho danger of a sutu quo will bo poiuted out and explanations frank ly demanded. At tho saius timo Franco will say that whilo sho is desirous of peace sbsia far from fearing war. Tho Austrian journals been ordered to assume a moderate toco in ihcirNarliclcs rclativo to Franco. Austria is stated to hkvo proposed to tho Secondary German powers treaties of alliaocc, and threo of them bod concluded secret treaties with her, but only to be acted upon in core that war shall bo carried to a different theatre than Italy. A new Prussian loan was in contemplation. Sardinia is stated to have established two regiments f-r the purpose of enrolling id them deserters from the Austrian forces. Washington Citt, March 7.—Mr. M'Leau was unanimously confirmed by the Senate to-day as Miu- I istcr to Mexico. He will leave to-morrow for Vera ( Cruz, with instructions to recognize the Constitu | tional government in case it U in a condition to i maintain its existence. Mr. Churchill has again ! *ntten to the State Department, asking its recogni tion, and this government is inclined to do so. Hence tho appointment of Mr. M'Leau. Signor Mata » here, anxiously awaiting the recognition of his government directly and his reception as Minister, but as tho recognition will take place in Moxieo, if at all, he will depart for 'New Orleans and there await the result of Mr. M’Lean's mission. Waseinoton City, March 7. —The condition of Postmaster General Browo was such last evening that be was not expected to survive throughout tho night. Tho President and members of the Cabinet, with other distinguished personages, were in attend ance Rt his residence. Mr. Browo is about G 3 yean age. i • New Tors, March 7.—The bank statement for thg.week ending on Saturday, show* a decrease In tosoj of $545,000; decrease in net -deposits $1,410,. 000; increase ia specie nearly $3,000,000; increase foobeolAtioa S&W,COO» .V r ';^;fUsn'. MotT*—.a nmiiriOTv»noarnii»: morning liat Postmaster General ujown had ei- T 1 ** wu lnc °irccL At two o'clock thij af w°3 B PP t J re atJ/easier and breathed more hrely than at any „mo during ,h, previous twelve morefev Th P *" ?*, d ‘ !tri « eSSOmWed this morning. The death of the l.t. District Attomoy, P '“; 'W- was announced in fining terms by Sob’ ert Oald i.si|„ the newly appointed successor of Mr . ,r" T P °° d ',‘ I •“ b 7 J"dKe Crawford Xfao Court then adjourned orcr m respect to the mem ory of tbo deceafeL The court room was crowded in expectation or some action being had in relation to the trial of Mr. Sickles, but the Grand Jury was nit assembled. WAsnivnTon Citt, March 7.-Mr. Sownnij reso lution, railing on the Secretary of War for copies of all contracts which haro been made for removing the obstruction* nt tiio mouth of the Mississippi, fbe am<>unt so expended, .md to whom paid, was adopted. The Scnato then went into executive se««ion. i rul, ‘ ic bUi> ‘ Qess was transacted. As soon as tnc doors were opened tho Scnato adjourned. uJt'jtV " LE ’ * larrh Hit-or fallen :> feet within „ in r ur » : Dr>w ** f' ir steamboats orertho falls, and 11 feet O’inches in canal. Bl *^ mer was taken below the falls last ? emng, Capt>potts being afraid tho water would he SL fremToSw;! 11 she Ben ALc. March 7— Tho Herkimer U 01&& build mgr war deatroyed by r,„ „„ Saturday nighL Tbr block was occupied for M-.res and i/«. .r c contents of all of which wore burnt. Tbo c«' e?5 a oon“ l th ' re is " n ’"’■"ranee oi Sr. Loi is, March 7.—lion. Ilcnry g. Geyc- »r> >r mcrly r. S. Senator from Missouri, died last night! Commercial COMMITTEE OP ARBITRATION fOil MARCH. IsilAii tu. kit. V. P„ JJ. PatfTOS, ffi. F. Jouhstox W M C*£UT, WiLSOX BlttLtß. WeckifUevlew of the Plttsbay ff ti market. I UffwUtt tpr&ally fur the PUUburgh OasetU.] . , . fnrsiinwa. Tcxsdit, Majuii \ 1869. litS'’oS"r U.i 7” l V" no ‘ ma ‘ f 'rt*ny chacjred Blue* our- la»f. "n her- (s n gradual increase i n actlritr ait tho "£*»" f hn , dry nd ° eerjr nit-n ot»d <fb«r Jobbers are r-»lian K no corenraiMn amount of orvlrr, from tlis country trade Tborlverac " tinao In exeril.-at order; bat tbe rraipft.of lumber »ud t.nr oiout from cp the Allegheny have nof-beon anything llfco • hat WM nnucijrolf’l. Tho Ute rlOtf vvascpfobabl* pro «u.IJ,.n that but I. v* TT-rv prepared for it. J ' UIU Tbo produce market, of the reuatry are |> o w going through tbo ranou* stage* ot a i.p.-ruha:it. fever ' Tti- ea.tr | n m,v ney bis .-nah rd .j-ealilgr, to get control of fund* enough * deal largely. and the r-aoU I,as been that they have ny coiubioaliaLM vvrib each otl.-r, far, .d up p\-M . » fit,. ti«m« poiut «Inch they hover .xml J ha»- reebod if left t ,| o legitimalrt ujreratlijn. uf trade. The borne consumptive daa>au<i ii It-ht ~r , t , fth.l llrr-to It no fureign (Icman l Hbat-ver . jei a.- hear ol •orprt*iiiKt> at ai! the l-vlinv twiats. Th*.* purchases have Lr.llrlnx grtmioa atwnii them. Tbay are t lut. trap transactions between specalators. which IheM-rcbanl. KtchaUKes of tbe Tnrn.ua cities pe lu ,it t„ K „ upon therr . "'' rT ' lU,a *' tb“y are telegraphed 1 ilh gr.nl caenruefs; but their bole purpose is to !^r'rf»H P ‘ lO * uJ ’• v " rv purebaarr n«yb.) rre Um.r mt * W - »'‘e »- to in ~ rlrr? , " Q ,"'T tL '’' «>«Wsati.rß Can „,'" n o 11,1 f ,r ' nt 't > *t l-eeis iisbe IM 111 a b. 1.1 W 11.-I.t ctO[r f.,r lhecn*l.i r- ire-wr • w. » » faith rr.«n rf h in itevldence t,Xr d "n,e rv J , that basis will be knocked fr.>m «. : .l , r their f^t." V,.W rtrh'Ans papers i*f the 2fi(b • >i, c .tr dull at f.' t ,i r '. •:. f"i tulr to fully fair, arid MoUse.% Tire rti'-ipta tvr date Were lUU.4>r bbds hngar ftiei it.'jW.4*7 bbl* Slula^sc^ BKainst bbds Sugar ami bb|* Moiaesas to' Sam.- tun-- last year. Dl«patrhri from tlvro to March 3d ■ liiore ftigeT di,;i at <•! ami Molanrsat 22.r/X< with hut buyers. • ’ <»ur Money Market is .piiet. with a steady demand, which tbo banks ate able to m-ol promptly. The didcuum ||ot •ti<rw but Util- vrtriatii.fi. rtaatwn Rxcbanifo continue scarce; tho Uok. are or.,uir, K f„r tbrir custom. re at r-tr Mo subjoin# Irw item* front our ereimnK©*: M The tendenry ..f the JI-mt rnarbot. if aDyibinc is h. greater ra*<-aiebal.itndnn.e, although fur a wiek p««t there hsa, l*en a tightening. Ou< imjs>rU coitliuuti heavy, hot mir »viK»rt. si a im reasing. an.i it..- oureouit-a yf sjm'ie to Knn {>*> ara nl-mf haluuced hy <.ur Caliloe..,- , c-ipu —ifhila. lioMeiin. Tl..' following i, ar.. tn p a ,uti u . Bt nten,rtjt of th. Imports of Dry Mood* at New t .. r k f.. r tb» week and since .Jao I . Forfhe uhs*i. jsr lS jy'it S"" t tie l-vt il.-r-.51,1'7.“0 P.M7.IW, Thrown on market ... 1.607. 46*j d^T^wj Tire l«n.b'tjry of ihe mouey tu.trk.-i this »«.fc coSnuca. Inward i,renter etow*. Thero bis la-vn some presiure of i>ri v.lec.pital upon the street, and bmi.o loans»t five purr.-u* have Us*u paid off by 1...rr0w,r« Who Were at,ls to supply them-u Ivreal lower rates, four and a half to five i«>r reui. may be reinsidered as tbe . urttot market rates, but we have beard of traaxacti.ma t • «.. nudrrnbli* amount at four ir-r coot, on primesecuritl.et. In p*,i. r iWe is r.il.cr more <.f ferlog amou,: the rotninfasion broke,,, Htneih first duM emlvus-.t ».xiy days and under, go firrlv at , o ti'r und a hall to tft« je-r c« nt. and inur |U> su uiuntbe at flvt* to DveatiJn Icyj ami from that tip to six per rent. nam.« ut six t<> i-r«n |-r rent, for f.v„riU- signatures, atid soui.wa.Hler lleosuuot -o well known.- ;N. Y Conn The pi..vW..n market w« ~uiL dull Ueday, nu d ~rices tended dowu" an! H.ere »os no inoveui-nt m M«e, ,- ur k. | un<f prlr«*« mu»t ls> comidvred cumiual. titre ks are bclncr i behl t'Oi k £«■ iieritlly, but g--! brnr.ds a,.re oUirmablo nt ‘ !r t ,y u . -* “b a or ]l»j iihd.-. at I S a Bulk t'ul.s ..-re ..flered «t v c towards the rl«« of bu.ines,. N.itbniu done In laird. Alt.,, -cher. the market 10, bo. prod... IS M uneetiled. and pr.ee. ara nnreUable. The .adYircw trom the Hast, rn xeaboard ‘eontiuo- <iuite un favorable. The speculative iieii>anr| fur flour has i»||e D ift and tl. j mat set cl-«ee<l 'julet m *. ",-a.ti h.r sn,»-lilnn. Tho . encorirscma acrt'iiut. reirardlnic the growing- Wheat non bare a ten.l.-nry tbr vie«s of oi-iratonc . Wboal a firm v. .th a P ,s>, .h-mand. Corn Alre.ly, »ah an :u.|iurv lolly «~ptiil t.r the rev«i,.t«.nt '--rr,sl. Barley is dull and drooping. AVh|»k-y.i.clio.d V- closiug at t.r-svr.es dull non t.-avy. Wiln no „|, O l = ,^ rlaD , M elw]l , tUc jobiriug w.iy,_- * tibJf • htr;;* 1 j,. rr i. a lilr 4 „!. flrni. f aW. | toun Amlirs.-ii-, m lot«, at :^3 £ l<>ti <• mo-, r.-t lfc« tlrrn. numbers. A **lo U i LOW urn- Sl.dtM-aud WL.Worp,. st >rj Ctao, ’ SlVtcii Pi.. U !.«dd tu *>. 6 m,*, « ,ti, very Imut.d sale. „m L , r“ y,u " t: A 1,4 <*"• «•» Wire bill,:. *».M ut i*Q ,• tl nuv. l?s j ,.r " r'i' ,,, | 1 to"’ 11 n: i" 1 - -’"K 7 Tiui<.tLj , lorward idou iy, *ud noujtnauds Co Flu *?‘ l m. l i^a.f| ll ;, |ul r,mi,; ll . i;l ; ; , r*'t-u»!i. U’rtb , u ,l J” 0 :" 1 - 1 , 1 - “-'“l*-od. It *o" .c-.irom the S-mth l* much r *" r buah, ' l> caat *i ti.o afawk «» : i, irT'« n| »"?“«- l! “ ld,,r " *"* *-• Bfcli limited-upj.lv'.aud ie hdo «t o’*’ r u * L ' y ,:i Calcutta Ltu-eril ), stead j.'atth tt.«- . a | u tuo Uriel- Styuf BHr , tkM6 J"*" *' ‘ «£«.lr I qnaltty Vt jl c... evil ,u r |,. uru Jl( , |IW V.-ru Can •tinted by tiro in IU.-i.iu on Monday last.-; PhTcom. List- AFUE3—no tnu.-urti.n. reported• uv coti'inr,. t> mi • IWU «t r.tab and Urn*, and kit* at ok.-ciC, We , h ‘‘ l ‘ r uf DoD '’ inc. and w<- at *1,40 for common and cli. tr.. kI t<, txionA ,u ' l a * BI.TTER AND BUGS—tho demand for Butter is w u tl keo« T^a mar^ M ! ~U nHI * ! " 1 - 20 and X ril *l6.2ft Jiacaed is ~uolM «11 are n-,t pirn hw,r" BACON —tbn supply is full and iu.jufn Hmiicl to small oto <.»r conromsrv; » ( .(uote western Slmuldera at 7‘i * u d if. 801 ? at ! l> ; C ’! T Jl ' ■ lor Shooldura,for tide#. iirt f-Jf Sngar-Cun'd Hams. Pidiiat • T_ * W * du<lD " ttj ® " rrpk «» 30.W0 lira Bulk BKANBI-thr ,!,.aj»nd omttnuM limiu-l. and ssl.-s arc making only In tbn -mail v. ,y at 5 1. M for .Oicily j.rtmo rm U sufftTl l . r ' AT r i H ' 0UR ~^ Kr J' Httle doinit; eal«i oa ar “ nd ,rom ,toro "l $iC2 ? lOOUm. fuodel at Jll t ND T | U k^ — Tlk ' fcu:tor - v pricos (cosh, par ..U 1„ tb. n-u,! rr ' ,m '" ,r '' COBDAOK— S£tei'.'!?; I SIS"* Eip S !■■ j| g v T ll, l 1 r v 0» Itofc’, cut’ !•* c 1 a P^KDCORDil n v ,1 .,f p « , ttti ß V«tn»,coui lo c| ft BUD CORDS—Manilla. $1.60. $ZU6(§*3,O«) a dot V Ifcmp, Jl.dT, 9 dor.. Hemp coll, 11 cm aft OUTTOV 1 .! ARNS—Tb ai ‘* a ' V"" * **• H '" r ' !M - '* ■'“■'J « 'k“ „ . FOtm> TABS. noa.fi tolOioclueivo 20c Bib I No. 16 4 13 * l & No! it! *! u -1" No. IH. J* 0 , -iMc?»C> No. ll» .. .„ rwira tabs. £<■•*<» u c* cW|N\., HIM.. No. 600 10 o 'ft <lo* No <«x) No - « e ft d.z No. 1000 N«>. Too B r ft <|.|/| CHrjwt i liitlu. v*.rul - JtV 'ft tT> Twiiu . 22c T» lb I>» .1,. Mh1i,.,:.! ‘Cnitlbtoir. lrtc - to Menu, Vic •• t Knrallj ilnuinc 17c •• Do do J 6 to 44c 22c •• Unttfnp, No. 1... .16c - %Xi2r.:r:: &: | *• 2 ■ nl’ *-• v> jj CANDLKS AXI> SO A P—CatVdli* are tu^u tioiw:—dipped 12J.£. oimild 13 and adamantine U»(O)J0. lx»iu re.uaux, o» before, al-ndy at 6 r,»r m.mmm. o'X lot paim 'S.’° r . *C»UI«, iii r„r !■«»,«•. Chou, cal. 011 t»: uu'l i fi»r German. OUKKSK—tho »a!r* aro ruialt, and <-ruGm«i lb- w»ul9 'if ihn retail tradn at 12 fur ctioio.- selected W. K DltlEli KRUIT—not much d.iiotj, but th» fi y .|,i» -j> m.iie Arm. anJ l>»>» «1,0 bought „ u .prrwnUna e-.rU ,« tl.«. nrn ahlnpin* their j.urchaaoa » n i, Aj.i.Ua' at S2.»U and r.xwhi'i at J3.51>*i53,7ft. J'KATH EltS—wp note «.ilra <f good wculern at 4.i in l.,ts to the tiad-, and {.rime do at ; bat the dwuami i„ restrict. ®d amt luo Mid ronflnod to ituol! lota. PEKD—«to«dj salea of Hrnn and Short# at <s) lot) tt>*, for Sblpatufc and Middlings «1,i;2 s?sks; St * Uil - -»« *« PUUS UHlCK—there are small but regular ul«. of ltd i**rat*2S<&s24|>erM. uiti v rih>|. ILMiU-Uie market liu decidedly advanced doc Olir U«i hen-, bulb. atm behiud other markka; al of super at 6 and extra at Prom •tore, ulea of «aper at W,7s;<t:..sT Mtra *» SA.W Tho feeling up to Saturday u, u (nrthlt'aj S™ K'.lr, -T 1 *" •lid for phmij fall WuirtU nmreo, and. th* little » a, K«J tint ii ctferirk- from wag'Mi U uk»n •( |UD,jl.li n«ir« of l*x Hod ttsui) ttcre. duitne ttn«»e,.k »( Jl/Jyaod 5-ootlicrn at but tha market h m-» b_.ro, and b»3ier I'dCfr* lm\ übtaltinj GROCERIES.— tt)o rnarkvi i* «i r, cb»njr r ‘<; s*lu> uf Stißor by ttm hlid nt 7*4&N »u.l t-y the M-l. «t s,a>‘ 1 Mo- Om-V'*, Ml**s at null itnd, 4w.11 t.> cotuilr}'. Coffr* Urm at l'/^c.oia. GAS PlPE—the following arc tti« quolatlout lor wrought Iron tobing: p„r Fool. Per Foot. U Inch Gaa P»i*.... 7. et». larh flu Plp?...:fc: c tj g « -::::: lx - “ ** ~ M g ..—l3 “ \ ,A “ “ 17 “ i* 1“ M 28 « fcub|o»t to the cot ternary dlicoaoL -if « i*3 IlOilLNY—tLcra la a light Inquiry froto (ht r*Ufl tr&t and aaJe* by ttio alaglo bbl a; firmer feeling and » Rood dsmaad f cr all t h«.; cao be bad; aala*of Green Beef BUnat CU. Cklf ,»„ «» i* 1 IKON A NAlLfi contract* continue to be- m f» Urge lota, bat caul rate* remain a* before, azd - tinne car quotation*: _»»*-awr;. ■ _ «OT, no* t«(iv Juniata ' «• « „.iCS US’K^lsar^* : =k pa Ahm 3iEs^lt<~^Ts Mt Td “ “ 4,a? W « .^4,50 41 “ « 475 I M “ “ 5,75 ; ad *• .3|oo : Cat Spike* 3 to Vi inch 1 tot 4*76. VFrn’t inch *f! If>agtha..„- sl£ BoiW lUv.'lr Kos. 13,14,15,16*17 n & |U “" 1 “‘ ‘»onnet an.l MJin tura it- •™ M qr in SUaahw •■ - 2E , "> *.■■■' • ~~:=jg£ « l! ‘ n '''■ 1 ,r,, *=« l »“- »■- «*IM to Ik. pra- LUSlBKa—tlierp haro Koi n u .imr;,!- .1 -rinir ihc iro*k‘ Sssr 1 ' «« r «* ».«’SS *“]"/■■ " Jll, *“* |,w *» SOS}S2T U " f 011 !i °- 1 11 lir “ ?J - • “j"-. r 1" ■ to® *"•! at Ss@9oVr ’ i '’‘ J red and mixed na METAL— the , lllir ».■ - , , „ work at tho mill. aw t-fU* (ho susjwnUoo »i operations; the only U L , tn * p •*** I'reTsntcd racite No. 3at $27,60, 6mo». ‘ cl,slul °f WtcaiAmli KEEPS—Clorcr i» dull «i - fnmatorejiu tho r«bul wav -ab-Varc rUlr* ,*?■ thy Uin ir'picstat «0 ~„|l-i„ " 41 «• , * so * rcjtnlar way at $1,60. < > > >. I in tho TALLOW—rough ia bought by tho h u . v |,„r - „„, cotintry rniiJorwi at D " •, snl BXI3 to 9xlj and urn to loxr, «ha **** pricuc; coantrv br™ i.i **»»>• Thma air net cash .aecwilns T6O c *" liti 3 I**. For rt,- warn? "S™r^J! “»■ «i lc* lor pur. In «l tIM e discount, R*d L»*a.l <i v .f 1 lb; subject to tho notai Wfllti&EV— sniff oi'.iW at- , l n^ Li ‘ h, *l ;r ' ht * ‘ * at -‘ »nd rvctihcd at 2S@SO. Import, by m v „ NEW ORLEANS, per J. C. I'r. nut.t “n « Dalzoll A r 3; Ido do, 2 bbl raolavj ! * l ß < ar - J * do, Ihf do, Qoujo tr eo; 1W do do, 1(21 hbd\tf'.? > t7' *? 4 ton; 27 do »10, 3 bbi niolnjowa, A Dafl- M B hl!^ U t ' Mercer A c«.; 16 bbl. molasses, aiiller A hickrticV -T' Swindler. l*><dodo,24hhd«U6ar,lmithAco. ' *ANLit ILLE, j-r Kmmn tirnh.vn— 1C bb - . fvi , M( , tobacco, Clerfc<* A ai; 3 cocktm? ■!«.*... i„„ a?.*’;"" 1 ® :: basket HeazN.u,;,- U L V® r ~\V rWtuo * A c«; 11,(Ml bop pole*. Kdk'Crt!^ A*!', J ° "***• L,tt,c broom", Whitten. 6-o btoam. ow ner lsu .. hi.i. J ’ Cha , rcb * t -nrsin; >.S dor - ' ~r,ba” ; «•«*«>«»• WHEELING, j«t (-her .n_;u) p. s vlr> . r . Ilailrna & co; 3u bbU Urn... Adama. 1 ror.ltim A r, ' r eon. 4do lard, Ido »rr,•*.,*. W iVr .u.Z'Jn d ° M’Cuoe; 12 sk. u'lirmy Chad* irk; p; p.i,. r ‘ b,:r \ J .. Haven; -Sisks bnc-t, Kdtp-rh.n; I.k f-«tlj,. r , A ,' j" * co; 1 box, Klt Custer; I'rti „ ppu, •• bx , ’ t Thottaa: 2 chniri, .1 W W.wdwell i c.r, Ut^ o i Pl “, t ratfa/ vjUr ' 1 tarpaulin,V HMa LOUISVILLE, per Poland -3KI bbl* rtonr, &0 Jo arteeiar, - Ml. e<pr.u«». Übl, fljor, 1 pt 6, Bu-LJ, rt* * C ''i A L ’ n* 8 * c * kc ’ J aro *tt c hud. towta.ro, 2 la:’ !"lKm n'? w I ~o ’ f T '? !on ■ Juobblfl floor, Crahin 7,,.* i ’ ll uo Wtiaon A liormau; 100 do do, gill A ecr 1‘4.. bp, whet, Keont-dy A bro; 34 bl. cothm, Penoock: 14* *•«*» * SSi “««• * M-tarttC A HuW.'ir™, 4«,,|““iVS” *“! *P k SV«~~n » d". r.r.yu, A Bj-SSS'f. hT. LOUIS. j>cr J. H. Roue IXM .Ua cirn tr- * , , Uickej; *0 bl. c-ottne. Keunedr ( hil,l« * V r i!m btickle i co; HS hide*, lie, & ttJli^J vn 10 l * a toLacc ‘’. ««or.v. 11-2 fid" wS A Milaon; 2WI «mplea.33o bis cotton. „2 bx {> i u killVr ■» dn tnodJcioc, I"‘J bbl. flour. U u, “'‘ r « - Iwl. Wi.'tfUlruu ' Tu. ltLat,rs ‘ r * to eM “'’ ,lr “ J-ito'.PralE srsafc?*" - * «r-s4flps css .r,i, ;,. 4 ,. ~■ -h^m. Northerner •,♦ • * Tfr"'," Orohritic- Aire*-*. Hem v i.n.rt Ailruf i. UkeO.ly Marine ' '[•■•> .npibelu St«»mbo«t IleKUirr. AIiRIVKD. , DEiMKTRD Loiaotv I)ro*m»,lK L u „ru-... il!.. iol.ur.j.u, il*i. I Tol-in-uiili I! J "rr£ | J.C. !■’:N. C. i I'-Utri. U.u:»Tit|,., , *-• •■ ir on, NmJiTiH Telegraphic flarkcu. , March 7.—Cotton firm; »*lm bale* «r l»: Z ?‘?“ J tli« m.« by U,oburner »m* tMCO.t r<l J>o lute to tuTO Al.r i .... *1 1 11 ' I'Uo.niii; Ml.. V"; Wh,.., "wTI‘T Whinkv d! II- ~|U d r-*-T , * r '’* hu ‘• uo, *Old r.t 2*-. 7? t ‘‘Y ar ■»“«« “ £ MuU,. l-u.l 1 't\! \ r l ow " r Chicago £ Kc*fc u. H> W Y,k r ' P f*c U \ ,,J . FooUicrn cLw-rt.' x CvVttM \ K«ußng Aniens 4 “* »»S i-IKS raovororul noticud It I, -.Tr r,U ' S” 1 * 81,11 IMOO bbls eold at 3t.._K.r. v Jl for ru[wrfiue, R2',' f.rexrw. w*- 1 [oVo : t: t “ D r r M Ul , ; ’i** crjr,lxht - 1:>o »L &JSSSSAfI&, .®S»i fo"s? r :-r , ;!r r =*««.■.«.« i»j» . > ,ur estr: '- holder* ruet hover* unit* f»»i. UD *“ lr,l: wa * “tfiid iuU>on-.oS; market closed uV'mT 1 !**? m “* ,c tMI »f«rrnowQal 24; the Uted f-,r V 0 ? 1 ~al' A c * xk ' l ‘hmaudea pot up their pries* to l,lO c’o*® bolder* trausfiimi in Meu i*ork or Lnr.l t» ‘ d Nothing,/ S s ™ rr ««* I mS^uf upchMjwd. trhUk/dimat K?“ Übi^ I^' KfSulat learners. Monongahela River 0. s. Mail Packet* STEAMER TELE3IUPII. ; HTP.AMKR JllFi'EKSOtf iMd J _ CiiT. j. 0. WoODWias. ! Capt. Gwaoi Claps STEAMER LUZERNE, U*rr. E. Bcrajrtr, T HE A, ; OVE NE W STEAMERS ARE bL’.rAm- 51orDi,, g Boot, iMvg nil, o'elurk p v fnr \rtr ‘ *®‘ Erenitnj BouU at o u' a,;' 'J*\ f ? r EUxabctbtown, X ot u>-*& me-. Luodtaj, c™ n . J k : or Cnrtniclxa«!l<»*n an-J "ffiS'^JS , «^? e ?? Cn#U>roi,i!b Ur Wur K' cfc »D, V*. toiJT *i « d , ' d tlwmch frvtu Jitubor/u t« umen w nfir|i, m«J»aa.|Bute-r.*,usj oo b.ialu included i.-m „ „ «»-“'• Stt'lXDLKtt, A-01. J».l iln.irtiftvll.. A. Wr-bOat, «t foot of Grant it. KEGULAii TUESDAY PACK-, "fr^~L ET FOIL ZAXES VJLLE.—The fint ! ,a “' w EMMA ORAIIAM, Capt. Mosuio,A«£lgS““ « l oVIIcT r « lDt ; rfnc ? Ul * i r iorU BVkSy TUESDAY, h » rt - “U ? Siftt’B.Utatr&rr -Hr •?.)„« ' c? do* .... h c *?* a<« Missouri river packet— , <rr> KJtr I'Llll.'lf.AK GOLD MINtA, un..K3£2&2 sirs l«um. (Jii, IJEs rtLUty.H mtujrt, Sc,Nebrruiiia Cltj.Ouiah* Citr «n<! Connell lUiillg,->—Tlii beautiful '' U7 > lIKNhV UKAPP, top.. »-cu»L*k, jjJ nil iiiDrmcdinm ,„n. on PHIUDAr 'UKCIL'IDh’ S" '7? h '.S. r . "PP'y ■«, bonr.l „ „ ' AKUt ’ 1,,h nirAilnwTtf PLAOK. JIAR.Via tCO A-c-D Uprkr iiississi pi>i ’ river , lAiir i i AO S"-'O' 1 ST- PAUL rilron ' City. Wond r OnroiAno-1, ;J" ; _TLACR, BAK.Vta A GO. Apnntn. 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