WHOLEHAIfE AGENCY FOE THE BALE OF
f|r WATCHES.
Wt irosMmost respectfully call tho attcn
pobßot»tbo AmericanWatchesbowbeiogex*
♦fl«MiyM».totroiPS>3»'too manolactare of vhich hu b«-
comwi iialy eatibßshcd that confluence can be
pfynd upon them as nib and comet time-keepers, both by
tbtwMrtreaSeener. ’ - [
* j BilftitoMi appointed Wholesale A Rents tar tfto sale of
• thto Watches, thopnblicjcaty bo aesnnd the! we can sail
theta aiOfctTory lowest caah prices l
Wo hare also arery large etock of SILVER and PLATUD
WARK, tXHHQOLD JEWELRY In aeU, neb u Corral,
darsoc, Cameo, Jet and Pabttaca. [
Our awiartmeatcf A CLOCKS la turesoallj Urgent preaen t,
bc&ntifal patterns of RIGHT) ami
DAYPARLQRaDd OmCfi CLOCKS at aREiTLYiRK-
itock of-EaglUh and fi*riW GOLD aud^
DOCBD FBIQES.
Weh*Te*Jao».fali
'fohiYealßoft.u.
SILVER WATCHES 06 L?nd, &U of oar owa ImporUUoo.
No. 42 yifth atr*et.
hSkkS eu coiiiaisTß. "
forwarding Cosudluloq Mfirobaol
AND WHOLESALE DSALEH IN
Sutter, Seeds, F'lsh.,
r ftr>A Prod oca Generally,
: , jt ;W6ed Bwt PilUbaryh.
v „ SAMUEIi GRA^
-A-ZSTU TAILOR,
- ITo. £2 ST. CL AIB STREET,
pirrsßUßau, penna, l ,
Has just returned from the, Eastern Cities and
U nowreeeivmg his Bpriug ittctror Cloths, Caasimeree,
Vestiogsacd Coatings of every variety and stylo adapted
totba fcat dly and ccootry trade, which will bo made op
to order with promptness mod despatch, and at rates as low
SS at any other similar establahmnot ip the city. feZkdfc
; «HAIUiES PACKER A CO.,
No« RO Pearl Street* Boston,
"■oosatssios azacatHTS ria tuxbauop
Boots, Shoes and Sole Leather,
Tipper in rough, Carried Leather,
BotT, PoUsh Qraio, Wat, Kip, Epliu, Bhi'**j>
SklU la roagh,‘ fltibihod Linings mod '•olorod -
. Boaue, Morocco, Kid and- Boot fife ion, nod
- ' Harness Leather.
Emmas: <
P. B. BQUTHWICK, Con grew street, Bsstou.
‘ WILLIAII DURRAGB, 101 Pearl •• u
Q. CABLTON A CO, ,103 Bute -
HOOBK AND SION
PAXNTISMJ AND GLAZING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Dooo in the best manner abdahorteat tim-.
. j. * n. pnii.i.ips.
Ja2l3m3 >oa«ge 28 St. Clair Street.
IMcBRED-E Ac CO.
1 Poomdiag and Commission Merchants,
And Agents for the Bale of Pittsburgh Manu
factaret. Consignments and orders for LEAD, QIDEd,
UEMP, % PRODUCE, rolidted. Prompt att*D*
■’, • lion to receiving and forwarding. *
So» 40 Commercial Street* bt. l/oula.
dsiSrdfimlc . .
U PURB! !BTJRS!! PCBSJ!
; McCORD Os GO-,
' -131 "Wood Street, IrHttsfmrKh,
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
‘SORKarabow receiving alarge atock offrwb medo FURS
comprising :
Bukos Bay gable,
i Mink gable,
> Stone Martin/
ftU-iiAU Squirrels,
Cape#, UalfCapee, Victorinee,
' ' Mnff# and Caffs,
.< Atay Felt Bonnets.
bnvo boon. iwlicted with great care, auti will
■beapUatimall profit*.
Ladles wishing to parc&aaa freab PUltfl ar« iuTitod to
, call aoj examine our stock. nolTrfctf
J. 11. CHRIST)*’, fit. D.,
..■ IC3 Third Slrett, Pittsburgh, Peann.,
Haring bad the adrantagts of Eastern College# soil Hos
pitals, and nVoral years* practice, offer* hi# professional
HtTkei InSGTtQICAL AND MEDICAL CASES.
IteT. W. D. Howard. 4 Col. Wilson McCandlets.
. Kcrr.D.U. A. McLaaa. Han. U. A. Wearer.
T. n. sm, V.%1. Ilqu.T. J. Bigham. •
J. R, llaui '» John IL Mellor, K.%j.
Jacob UcCoUiitCr.Eeq. juy&lydfc
: KL’Na 6TOVK WORKS.
ALBS AS E'Y^
■AflXirAOtOatK ASODSAUtaiHSmT TARICTT or
COORISG, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVRS,
Plain and Fancy Grate Fronts, &c.
Solo, the celebrated Patent CJas
•. ..V * BcENiNaand SuokeConsuuing
* COOK STOVES.
Office anti Soleef Room.
nrt&lydfc go, g WoortSU,Pittsburgh, Pa.
FARINA.
Made by the
Wcat PhUadclpMa lianafactnrtiig Co.
(mat Premium awarded by the k|mnUla Insti to to,
• November, 1858.) • ‘
Plamoodakw Starch, lu caucw conl'a 0 bozui, C ll*a. earl
Do do Uixoa do 40papcra,l “ do;
Alan, dSoAoaiir Pure and Pearl Starch, la boxc* variout
akea,an.iorlaqudry use.
CORH jPAßlNA,(wCoruBUrci>,)ln i>sa 40 pa|«ra caclu
ThU article li exjutuwly preparol for coUnary punmaoa,
and can he relied oq a a aeperior In ftejit to any now io
Mfi- Foraalehy THOMPSON, CLARKE A YOUNQ,
Thiha, Jau'y n lSso;dlf to for the Company.
W. RINKHART,
r kakut ACruKxxs aim Hum ns
AUklndi of Tobaccot SnuffandClgatii
Have recently taken the building No. IH9 Wood street,:
addition to their Manufacturing £«tabllshment,No.43lrw.
•treat, where they wQI be pleased to receive their frieDds,
apgjydto .
dentistry;
n , Db« W. F. Fundenbero having re ’jfi®»
tonied to PitWmrgb with tb« Intention of
v it hiafatan residencs, can t>e lynndat hb OFFICE, NO.
V 101VOUBTH STBEET, between Wood *nd < saiithft«!d rta.
Qjflgce bocry frota 0 A. M. U> 4 I*. M. oeZWßmfc
N. HOLMES Oc SONS,
PKAUtti 13
Foreign and Domestic Bills of Eiebange,
CKBTZIICATZS OF DEPOSIT,
; . ’ BAKE NOTES AIM) SPECIE,
- NO. C 7 MABKET STREET, PIITSBUIibII, PA.
» fcl|lCjl|gcttoaa madeon *ll the principal c!bc4 through
oat States. T*p22-ii:l/
JilXC’ii-AJsrdfcr^
S «|Xi HT BILLS DRAW^SB^I
... VDUKCAS, SIIERBAN ACO
ON THE UNION DANE, LONDON, IN EUJj#JF
''POUND ETEKUNO AND OPW »]’Jb h
AUo> BUli oa the principal cltlea And tons of Prance,,
folgisn, Holland, Germany, Russia sod other European
States, constantly on hand and forafitoby
i WSL H, WILLIAMS A 00
! eflfclypfe Banker*. Wood street,corner of Third.
8. B. & c. P. MARgr f D
PKIOTINO, JOB AND'ALL KINDS OP
W K A,P PING PAPBJTi.
Ware Kao o*«, No. I*7 Wood Street,
PITT&BUSQH, PA.
myixtte
Saga bmticbt at market price*.
JOHN COCHRAN Ac BEO,
IUSUTACrOKZM OF
lion Iron Vault** VanJt Doori,
Window Shatter!, Window Gaardi, it.,
Hat. Pi Second. Sired and 60 Third Street,
. (Between Wood and Market,) PITTSBURGH, PA,
H««w cn bead a variety of new Patterns, Coney sind plain,
valuta for all pnrpoaew. Particular attention paid to eo
cloaiorQrawp Lota. Jobblogtione at abort notice. mr9
a v*. v*»nxr*a~_-.J...-,-.. .. wn. c- mm
VANDEVER & FHIEfID.
A-TTOBNEYS AT LAW,
AVD
solicitors in chancery,
Nip. 6, Shine 1 1 Elect, Dubuque, lowa.
• JQpCoUKttons promptly made in any part of Northern
low*, or Westers wlsconsin
' Wilt attend to tbaparcliaae and Bale of Real Estate, ob
taining Money on Bonds and liorigagea aeltlydfo
VB-caasaaca—
vtitnww MCOUS9
KOBissos, nuns k mi i, lb us,
’ TOVHDEBB’ ASI> BIACHitfIBTS,
■WASHINGTON WORKS,
y Pittsburgh. Penna.
Offlee* No* 31 Market street. .
1 Hatra&ctoraallkiadxofSfcninKselcuA'and UHlMacblo
rp;Ca*UDgajlUllroadWork,Bteaurifon«tfc anddbeet Iron
Jobbing and Be pairing done on short notice. t*i26:lydfc
JAB. MOLAUGHLIN;
Alcohol, Cologne Spirit! and Paid Oil,
dalfcdlrfo Not. 168 nd 170 Second Street.
DAWES Ac CLULKY
lioiui)Blga and Ornamental Palntara*
AHD OR A ItTB R S;
Dtitm ra
• White leeiul and Zino Pa inta*
Also,-'rII; Wad* of I’afsta.Ofla. Yarnithea, Window Gian.
Potty, Broshe*, Ae.,
• lU.WbodStrtd f twodooriabott firtrin Mtey.
tßflgJjtlfo
* 3 TO V E S ,
aRAVBS A BID RABTOXIS,
• • OP EVERYVARIETY,
MANOPACTUBED AND FOR SALE,
wnOUEBALE OR RETAIL,
► \, r'Br / •
aissmDX, & CO.,
- So. ass Liberty SLiPittrtnr*!., p..
.fcuaad ■'•■■■■.' ■ -■ ■" :
MITCHjBLL, HBRKOD & CO., _
'■***!:■ 'itinnyACtOASM Cfi
-vCookln£; Barlor and'Heatino
J. - STGTBS,,
Ptnders, Boohing Bangei, be.,
.. Liberty St., : PHt.bnrgb, P»-
H' r'?’Man :at »orr.
+, [, ,H«na!kctoraond Dtoltro In ail Uadi ol ,
Tobacco, bhupp ahd cioabs,
-■ ■■: . AND _
W **BAPi TOBACCO,
QvnertfStiiityeld Sired and Diamond Alley,
• ' i PITEBBUKOH. PAT
■ J. M.LITTLK
«34KOHANT TAILOR,
' . Clair
ggJgjßtwßoSUlnfc). .?|ITBOTMff,j£; '
.. \ f • ■ ! . .“ • v
Special Notices.
'*> *
B -x
B. W
sewing Machines.
R A C
T o I.
r>
N
K
8
FOR SALE WITH AI.l.
LATD IMPROVEMENTS
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES,
AUDX. XL B.EED,
No. 08 Fifth Street.
__ FRENCH WHITE ZlflC PAINT.
• »00 Tons Snow White au*l No. 1,
DRV AND DROUND IN OIL IX PRANCE,
* lIP ARRAXTED Pr&E,
In (tore aod r to srfire, for ialo by
JOSEPH M.STRONG,
No. *3 Rcajo Strw't, New York,
A(ji-nt, Will** Montaguo 1 Co ,
lU4<WONI9 -JOUH U con* .W? If VIILLMIOU
Pittsburgh Steel Works,
.roinps. BOYD Jc CO.,
M*ni»f«ctan-r»of CAST ST HE L;-also, SPRING, PLOW eod
A. B. PTEKL; SVKLVGSaoJ AXT.K3.
Coma- Sou aai First Struts, IStlsburfik, Fu.
O. B. ROGERS & CO M
■Ajnmcrcßixa or
Rogers' Improved Patent Steel
Cultivator X«©th,
Comer Sots and First Struts. PiUslurah. P&..
RAIL ROAD SPIKE COMPANY. "
Joseph Dllworlh D< \V. C. BldwclL
to Porter, Roifr rf B\Wt.)
'/ ■«njr*CTtJBXRB Lr
RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS
AND BOAT SPIKES.
PITTSBURGH, PENN’A.
Hide,- Oil and Leather Store.
• D. KißßrATßics & Sons, "No. 21 S. Third
botwcnn Market anil Chastnot ilk, Philadelphia, bare
tor mU DRY AND SAI.TND SPANISH TIIDRS, Dry sod
Orwa Salted Patna Kips, TsnnetV Oil, Tanners’ and Onr
iers’ Tools at'tbe lowest prices, and npon the brat terms.
kinds ofLoatbor io th« rough wanted, tor wliicb
bo highest market price will t* giren in cash, or taken in
xebauge li>r Uilee, Leather stored irw» of charge and «uld
urUydfc
Q coomiittion.
nOTHKIiSI SUTTHEttSII fIUTHEIUtII.
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth*
(os Syrnpfor Children Teething. It bu nu*qo*l on north.
It greatly f-rllitnte* the process ufuvtlilo* by softening the
gßOivnUocitiK ell inflammation—w«ll elUy peln, »oJ U
(urn to regulate tbo bowels. Depend apoo it. mother*. It
will give i>st to yourselves, end relief «iul health to your
Infests. Perfectly sufejiu all cum.
Thin valuable preparation le the proscription of one of
•ho moatexpurleocad end skilful female Physicians In New
' England, and has two need with never faUlug aurccsaia
millioua ofcaeoe. *
We believe It the beet euil enreet remedy ( 0 tb. world, in
ell eaaea of Dysentery end Diarhoea In Children, whether It
arlaee from teething oi from any other cense.
If life and boaltb mo be estimated by dollars end cents, It.
is worth Its weight In gold.
Million* of bottles ere sold -every /ear In the Culled
Bute*. It Is ah old end well-tried remedy
PttlCß ONLY 26 CENTS A DOTTLE.
gunuinouuleesthe fec-slmlle of OIHtTIS A PER
KINS, New York, Ison the outside wrapper,
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
DR-Ota H. KKYSEU, Agent for Pittsburgh.
JaidswlyfcT *
The Great En e ll»n Homody
Bill JAMKS CLARKE'S
CELKBKATEI) FEMALE I’ILL.-l
Prepared from a prescription of Btr dames Clarke, M.D.
rhyaßian Extraordinary to tbeQncen.
Tills well krn-wn Mclfclue la no Impoettiou, |>nt a *nro
■ud salo reiiMsly for Female Difficulttee and ObatnicUona,
rom any c*u*e whalorri; am) although a powerful n-un<l),
they contain uolhiug hnu/ul u, tl.e c<-aatliaUoti. 1
TO MAJIRLEII LAI'/Kr* tt „ |N<aJiarly «ulu.l li
In a short-time, bring oo tt.o ni..uUily period with r. gutartly
Thue Pdihapf tuptr brm ;o JaiXxohrrtthi Urrec-j
liomcuthet'cnnJpaii' 'U.t urr u>*Uohtrrvrtl.
—For fn’fTjTin'irilliilr'l'j a >lStfT.J
aud 8 paatags itam* aucloeed to any.cqthovl i
toda*ent, will insure alx>tUe,rentalßiag otft EOplita,
relnrn mail.
11. L FAIINK3TOCK A CO.. Ptttat>uri|h,-li-lrulr 1
and nold by all drugirata. au?7;dAw f<- T
’ LAKE SI’PKUIOIt COPPKU BllX ’
AND
BMEL T I N G WOK K S
PARK, arCDRDT A CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING.
BBAZJKH*’- and BOLT COPPER, PREBSRD COP
PER BOTTOM?, Raised Still Dottoma, B(>vUi-r folder, Ao.
Also, Importers and D-alont In MKTALB, TIN PLATE.
SHEET IRON, WIRE, Ac. CoTtstantly on band, Tinmen's
Machine# and Tools. 1
WoreAouer, No. 14V Pint and 120 Second ttreet.
PltUbnrgb, Pinna,
4V*Tpedal orders of Copper cot to *ny desired patletn.
myaWAwlyT
Meter’s, Miraculous Vermin Destrovbr,
forjhc Dutruciitm of Bats, H:cx, Molxs, Boos, Roaches
Fiaas, Slosocitoxs, Morns, Gsanßi Jxsxcn, Ajtts, Ac.
Tbe cbetsical preparations knowa under tbeabore title
for the Last 22 /ear* throughout Korop*, where they bare
met with a trtamphant eacceas, here acqoired for tboir rn
n-ntvr andl Uanofactarera'world-wldecclebrity, attested by
the Emperors of Russia, Prance, Austria, the Queen of Eng
land, tbo Kings of Belgium, Holland, Naplw, Bavaria, Sax
ony, Ac., and in America their efficiency has been endorsed
1 by Uio Dirtciart Intiilulions and the approval of
tiiattboy are the only Scmxdia
o*M, sore to •-xb-rroia&toal] kinds of Te*.mtn.
MaacrLOCs Paxr***Ttoas destroy
Itmders withonl mercy, am! never fail. His Art baa
&■.* t death to million* of Uj*m In the world, and from
wy tbo wntchword of all booaoknepcn, meixUxnls'
»ad husbandmen will lm M JVo more Vermin "
I'ACKACES FROM 25 CENTS TO §l.
DiV In renter abd Proprietor.
f. JOSKPUUKYKR, practical Chemi.t,
*'i . ~3612Itnadway (cor. Uoostoti aL,) Nxw York.
<Tipnt for the U. Etxto# and Canada*, FREDER
ICK \ li#flTny Ti|jlT| 111 No. 10 A star Dwtiae, anil 417
Broadway, New TorkT^
fry R- K- SELLERS A CO. and
{OS- FLKMINQ, pittabnrgh; aud BEEK UAM k M'KEN
NAN, Allegheny. d-as:6mdfc
Da. Dickinson's Magneto-Electric Ma
cnniM.—iV.nc.pal f„ if, ,ah »/ j«, UmrbaOat
Medical Auxiliary.—lt, aubenlttiug this machine to a dis
criminaUaKpabUc, no *Xpcn*» h M Ur a spared In It* manu
facture to render It perfect In every oaaentlal particular, in
order to keep pace with the wonderful Improvement* of the
agn, and pi*# 1* foremost la thl* branch of American Man
ofretcr*. , NO FAMILY SHOULD BK WITHOUT
Retail Price $lO.
IlUadmlrably-adaptodlo pn*vont and Tore every torn
of disease, vocU a* CousnmpUon, Scrofula, PaUlea, Rlieuma
ti*m, Dj3pep*la,allfonn*of Phyrical and Mental Proetra
tlon and-Nervou* Dlioksm.
.One grand featore of this Apparatn* is that It is alwayi
rendy lor u»a,tbe power being obtaloed from a Permanent
.Magnet, no Acid* or other tngredientabring required.
Bold, wholesale *Lhl retail, by
OR. GEO. 11. KFYSRR,
ocgfcdAwT Wholesale Drngglst, 140 Wood *t., Pltub'g-
' A Oase.o f Rupture Gored about’a Year
Aoo—Mr. George Gnmbert, who reajd<u on th* Fourth 8L
Road, Ber*nth ward, proriued a Trass iron me, which in 0
month* effected an entire core. 0o ha* now gooerix
month* without the Truas, and there i* on appearance of
return of the rupture. lam rontlnnally curing ca<w«
of rcptore.with my iovaJnable Tfcsao*.
I hsTeparmtaion from Mr. Gnmtwrt to pabtisb and re*
fcr to bin rase. Tho beet of references can bo giv**<i by ap
plication at my bm K Btorn and Trow Depot.
K KYgKK, HO Wo,J *t.
Headache most caaea from disnr
rangotßentof the -ilgnX.. orgaw, wh.cb aiUcn trom a
great rarioty of caujg*. PILbtJ b*fe been
prowl, by an experUce 0 f »«wnly year., to U a ,Udpl*,
aafe and perfectrenwidy for periodWUy , ot *jrniij g bemlacbe-
Tbny are uaod bj-tba Patolty aa a regular iwwcrtption, and
are not to be darned with pateut medicio*#, ma.le aluiply to
Tlwm* Pili* are prepared ami aold by u. L. FAUNS.
STOCK A CO, Wholesale Droggints, and of 11.
L.PAUNKSTOCK’B VEKMIFUUK, No. fy, f/wm*r Wood
and Jonrth Streets, PiUnborgb, Pa.
8«w adrcdlaenjoDton Fonrth page. mrtMAwP
Toe beautiful manner in which tho pack*
ages of Wilson’s Headache I’llls, atnl 11. L. Fahnestock's
Vcrmifngoaro now pot tip, by tiro proprietor*, attrarls Ute
attention of tbo trade, Tlnwo medieino* orb beyond a doubt
,tho best Cimily ntedlcioea now sold in tiro copnlrj, Tbay
areproparod of thepnresland bwt laaterlals, bysklllfal
apothecaries, and sold by tbo proprietors. D. L. FAIINE*
BTQCK A CO, corner of Wood and Fonrth strerfa, Pitta
bcryli, Penna. mriJdAwF
Artifcial Ears.—Df. Kcyscr, of 140 Wood
■treotyliaaonbandaTery excellent derlce for deaf person*,
by which many peraona are made to bear aa well aa erw.—
Also, a small gotta perchadrom, which b toMrted into the
ear, and is eery efficient in many caaca of doafn« ja&bdwT
„ Oalyanio Battist, or Electro Magnetic
wUlb H!!. n * rre *^® xp ™* ,ebaf S«*i whsrewan Expren
5? n fcsS2r»!l rB 5 lltt * nc * o *® ,nl>rfl "'* Addrewa Dr. UEO
H. ItRYfiER. Jfo. 140 Wood wc. Pittat>orgh. P*. apAylawP
Pb. Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bit
terf ban donbtlea netted «■ rfnch aetuatlos In the corn
monitj fcr ttarenurtablo core# aa any other medicine ex
taut It I*» fact that in tha minds of mamrwiwmTa
prejndk««iria against what are called Patent' Medicine*;
bat why aheaM *hia prerent your resorting to an article
that baa fueb-an Kray of tettltaroy to aopport.lt, aa Uc*.
letter’* Pf*cribe it; why
ahonld yoo »w *
talent, bat» and do i»a Itta their iamlliw; why should you
refect to "I*fc not joor praodlw oran your reason, to the
** tv'
q{ sa/bydrag&tt aaddotlai generally, cTOywbera,ajad
by HO3C&XTKS4 fiHIZB* SUUO&ctEm tDdpnmrietcn
\ aiUAvT
|iitsterg| isfdtt.
SBUROH:
WEDNESDAY MOBNINO, MARC II 9. 1859.
matal paper of TtH^riTT.
City unci News Item*,
Mcah XniipEßATtmn.—Observations taken at
Shaw s Optician Store, No. 68 Fifth st, yesterday.
ra mm. n» soadb.
tw- 00 42
00 4S
41
2'i MO
9 o'clock, a. ■
>2 “ u.._.
6 “ p. x
Barometer.
Usioh Prater Meeting, at the Firsi
Methodist Protestant Church, Fifth street, com
mooctog at 11J o’clock, a. x. All aro cordially te
nted to attend- 3
The exercises will be eonductod by R<
£}r. Kendall.
' Dailt Union pRAYBn Meeting in Ai-lr
oiirnt.—-This day and every day a l : nioh Prayor
Meeting is held from half-past eleven to bAlf-past
twelve o clock, io the First Presbyterian Church,
Beaver street, Allegheny. It is for all, without dis
tinction of person or denomination. “Ask and yo
shall receive.''
Dsihkiso Clubs.— On© of th© evils upon which
all good men should frown, one which is doing
perhaps more damage io the community than
any other, is the multiplication of secret drink?
ing clubs in tbo city. Gentlemeo, young nnd
middle.aged, who frequently pass whole nights
at these club rooms, fancy that their places of
rendezvous are unknowu? and that tboso whoso
opinions they respecUare unaware of the riot
that reigns there while the majority of men are
sleeping. Mr Key planned his intrigues and
displayed his signals in a room not unlike, io
some respects, those that exist in various parts
of this city.
The evil effects of this secret drinking and,
in genera], secret drunkenness, are truly alarm
ing. We are aware that any reference to this
matter will be considered out of place, had in
trading upon ground where the public journalist
has no call to tread. Without desiring to din
cuss that question,' we have only to say that
when the habit of secrot clubbing for fmrposes
of drioking and card playing is carried so far
• hat gentle, Christian women—wives and moth
ers, are driven, almost in despair, to beseech the
interposition of the magistrate, that bo will use
the arm of the law to rescue-the husband and
father from destruction, then it is time to refer
at least to those secret haunts, where demorali
zation and death are sold at so mneh per-night,
and the journalist would be false to bis duty did
bo not state that every single one of fhe ten clubs
of this city are well knownj and also the nearly
three hundred supporters and frequenters of
them.
We arc not aware that the law could in any
way interfere with these places. We think the
magistrate would so decide probably. But what
of the health and peace tbat are there sacrificed
on the altar of uncontrolled appetite 1 what of
homes desolated and hearts breaking at the sad
picture of the husbands and fathers who nre
there pouriog onl their life! rushing on to a
goal that has been reached already by thousands,;
to which they, with other thousands, ate inevi-.
tably pressing on! Though there be no fair
against this, no lew of human enactment, what
of that “higher law” to which we think there
can be an appeal here without any disarming
voice ! We have said eoongh now and here, and
perhaps more than enough. We trust our un
asked advice will be received in the spirit in
which it is given and may have the effect which
is intended.
Tub Anneal Report of the officers of tbo
Western Penitentiary for 1858 is published, and
a copy of the same is before us. They com
mence by stating that the present system of
prison discipline in this State is justified before
tbo worldJn the practical results of its success
ful administration in this Institution* Disease
and mental imbecility, so confidently predicted
as necessarily incident to separate confinement,
bavo resulted in health and intellectual rigor. •
The conrict has abundant and .wholesome food,'
the best of medical attendance, books, etc., and
on each recarnog Sabbath, hears the word of
Qod expounded.
Although from the insufficiency of tbo prison
walls there were two escapes last year, there
boa been no insubordination or revolt, symptoms i
of which have been seen in New York, Ohio, Il
linois, and Massachusetts.
The Inspectors call attention of Iho Legisla
ture to the importance of an appropriation for
a permanent manufacturing fund; also, to an
early and liberal appropriation extension
of the buildings. What were amply aufficient to
accommodate iho evil, of the population thirty
yean, since, is wholly inadequate for to-day.
The paving law of Allegheny city has Jotolv-
A'UffUtoiiJiMilatfn "n. rrp««
f/PT**hlcMho Tcipeetorf Inv tte an appropriation.
The report refers to the death of Major Beck
ham, so-ioog warden there, in an appropriate,
manner, and also to the election of tho new war
den, John Birmingham, Esq. . The Board refer
with commendation to the reports of all tho offi
cers conuecLed with this penal institution. The
report, of which the above is the substance, is
signed by Messrs. Wilson M’Candlcss, J. K.
Moorhead, Rody Patterson, 8. Jones and David
Campbell—lnspectors.
Mr. Birmingham’s Is, in our view, a model re
port, giving all needed information in one and a
half printed pages. lie says tbo general health
of the prison is good; that it is hot a self-sus
taining institution, pecuniarily; that there were
on tho Ist day of January, 1868, 185 male aod :
2 female prisoners; that HO have been receivod, | 1
and 88 discharged; 70 by expiration of sentence,
II by pardon, 4 by death, 1 by suicide, and 2
by escape, le&Ting in prison, at this dale, 218
prisoners—2l6 males and 2 females. The whole
number received since the prison was oponed in
1826, is 2155—1813 while males, 35 while fe
males; 267 colored males, 50 colored females.
The acoonnl of receipts and expenditures sub
mitted by Mr. James Alexander, Clerk, shows
that during the year 1858 the expenditures were
&15,088 80 aod ibo receipts tjrom convict labor
$7,393 78, leaving a balance of $7,695 02.
The prisoners in contioemehl from Allegheny
coanty number 87. Mercer and -Erie 12 each,
Westmoreland and Crawford 11 each, Blair, Fay
ette, Washington, ID each, Huntingdon, Clear-
Cold, Doited 8 Dues, 7 each, Cambria 5, Clarion,
Qreene, 4 £ach, Armstrong, Butler, Lawrenco,
Somerset, Indiana, 3 each, Bedford, Beaver,
Warren. M'Kean, Elk, Jefferson, 1 each; total
218. Of these convicts, 31 were temperate. 31
moderate drinkers, and 153 inlrmprratt.
Thero is one printer amongst tbu number, 18
shoemakers, So laborers, 12 carpenters, 15 boat
men-, 2 puddlers, 3 stone cutters, and one each
many different occupations. Eighteen aro in
for arson, 22 for murder in second degreo, 78
for larceny, 1 for forgery, 21 for burglary, 12
for horse stealing, 6 for passing counterfeit
money, 2 for p&ssiug spurious coin, 1 for coun
terfeiting, 14 for manslaughter, 10 for burglary
and larceny,, and 1 for homicide, otc. One hun
dred and sixteen are Pennsylvania born, 13
Irish, 20 German, 8 Virginia, 15 New York, 20
England, 2 Massachusetts, 3 Now Jense}’, 2 Con
necticut, etc.
Tho Physician, Dr. A. M. Pollock, reports
favorably on thesanilary condition of the prison
The Moral Instructor, Rev. Thomas Crumpton,
gives a highly encouraging abatement of the
moral condition of .those under his care, w.bicb
our space forbids us to allude to more at length
at'this time.
Turnpike Election. —The Stockholders of
the BirminghatnabclETiz&bfclhTurQpikeCompel
ny met at the office of Justice Sympnofl, io Bir
mingham, on Monday, and elected officers for
the ensuing year, as follows
President—B. A. Bausman.
Secretary—N. Patterson.
Treasurer—J. 8. Willook.
Managers—Wm. Symmes, David Kennedy,
JnhoC. Dalzell, James H. Hays, Robert M’Kean,
Kobert Wilson.
Bridub Elxctioh.— The Stock
holders of the Old Allegheny Bridge Company
met on Monday, and elected Ihefollowing board
of managers for tho ensuing yoar:
President—John Irwin.
Treasurer and Clerk—Wm. Rosehurg.
Managers—James Anderson, Thomas Bake
well, John GrahanvJohn Harper, Wm. Holmes,
Lewis Hutchinson, Sylvapus Lothrop, Wm. Mor
rison, Henry Palmer, James Park, jr.
Mohonoaiiela Bridge Election. —The stock
holders of the Mooongaheln Bridge Company
met at tho toll house, on Monday, and ele.cted
the following officers for tho current-year -
' President—William Wilkins.
Treasurer and Clork—John Thaw.
Maoagers—James Anderson, Christian Ans
huix, John Arbucklo, Robert Beer, James W.
Baxter, John Bisecll, Thoa. Bakewell, David
Gilleland, Wm. Holmes, Noth. Holmes, Lewis
Hutchison, George W. Jackson.
A Woes House.—Oar Harrisburg correspon
dent, in his letter printed in another column,
.suggests some objections to tho establishment of
a work honae, to wit: that it won’t pay, etc. Well,
the present system of supporting some scores of
iaxyvagrants,don’tpay,either. Butthere is one
element in the consideration that “Random” has
overlooked. This is it: Tho present system of
“punishment” is a premium on lAiioees and va
grancy. Abont four-fifths, wa would Bay) -of
those sent tq jell now os vagrants, aro anxious
to be there, and aro away from home ds soon as
they Are turned out. They hove no fpod or shel
ter outside the walls, and persist in vagranoy
because they know its result will bo shelter,
food, olgar-stumps and idleness. Now a work
house, with some rough labor like. stone-break*
ing, working a tread-mill, or, for the more.de
bilitated, weaving, or some such light occupa
tion, would act like a charm. ou tbis muUitude
of pnblio mendicants. The thonght -of a work
house.with its: engines and . tools toil,'would
thinont tho crowd;veryrapidly. Thejwould
W likely to try,to .work outside the (prison if
the/ knew they would toe to wwk wwnta; ‘
•C I'.-.V. >
Thi Amatsus Coscxet.— A Urgeand highly
appreciative audience assembled in Lafayette
Halloa Monday evening,. to hear the Teleran
Giamboci, assisted by Miss Scriba, Mrs. Down
ing. Messrs. H. & A. Elsber, Siedle. C. Grebe,
Brecht and Foerster, —who had kindly volun
teered to aid that gentleman in giving » grand
concert. The project was worthy and its reali
zation a bqcccss. The oudienco wad large, and,
wo venture to assert, discriminating. They hod
collected together to heap good music, by artists
whom they had before listened to, and did. pot
go anticipating any ocoolor novelties.
The programme was made ap of selections
principally from the old masters, which were
rendered with a degree" of power, sweetness and
vivacity which we could not but think contrast
ed favorably with tho standards erected by
Angri, d’Gbioni, etc. Mias Scriba—a young lady
not yet out of her teens, and making her first
appearance, we believe, before a publio audi
ence—did not make oso of any of those arts pe
culiar to tho stage : relying upoo tho good taste
of the audience, she pul forth her cfforLs to
please the car rather than the eye, and gavo the
solo from “I PurilaniI’and 1 ’and the Aria from “Sotn
nambula" with a degree of skill and sweetness
which caused her audience to forget tho blush
iog girl in the accomplished cantatricc.
Mrs. Downing is a recognised Pittsburgh
favorite, who is always warmly received, os she
should be, when she favors her friends with such
singing as we heard on Monday night. We
think wo have never before hoard her in such
good voice as on this occasion. For power and
sweetness of voice, good taste and enthusiasm
in execution wo will risk our refutation by Bay
ing that we prefer Mrs. D. before auy singer
whom wo bavo«iie.ard in n twelvemonth.'
Tho solo on the piano by nlf. Charles Grebe
WAS~n finished performance, llis execution of
variations upon the German air, “In dor biebo
Kosengarlen,"’ bespeak for him a high repuin
tion, not only as a pianist but as n composer
Mr. G. is a comparative stronger amongst us—
an educated but modest and retiring oirf, whe
requires only lo he known to bo duly appre
ciated
Messrs Kirhor, Foerster, Brecht, De Ham,
Siedle and Uiatuhoni exerted Lhemselves with
their usual success, and were each applauded an
they deserved. Much of the credit of the enter
tainment is due to the good taste and good man
agement of Mr. Harry Kicker, under whose gen
eral superintendence'the concert was given.Ttud
under whose instruction tint ladies named, and
some of the gentlemen singers, have acquired
most of (heir knowledge of music Of Mr. K.'s
ability a* an accomplished teacher of music, wo
need cite no other proof..
Monsieur Giamlmni, during Monday forenoon,
remarked to a friend that, if they could hut sat
isfy tho public, he would be content. We can
assure bttu that his audicuco wero mom than
satisfied. Let us have another amateur con
cert. We have the.talent, at home apd (heir
efforts are appreciated by our music-loving peo
ple. By all means let us have another ere the
close of the season.
Tn* Lecturb.—l>r, Boynton commenced his
lecture last evening, on tho tuelamorphto rocks,
by showing bow the action of water on tho healed’
hut cooling mass of Plulooio rocks would de
compose or roduco them to their elements.
Here he showed what these elements are. First
for example feldspar consisting of til* parts of
Silica, IB parts of alumina and Hi parts of po
tassa: second, mica of 40, 22, Ik- third, Alhito
<*t>, '!•*, and M parts of soda: fourth, hornblende
17, 12, and 11 parts of lime, and so on. These
elements, which hod combined iu the cooliog
graniiic mass were set at liberty by the chemical
action of water and from that water iho heavier'
part* are precipitated first. That lead him,
then to the first layer of stratified rork, and
that is—
Gangs, the same in composition as granite,
hut formed mechanically differently, viz: precip
itated from water, while tho igneous had cooled
from fire.
Mica-el ale, of which he described several va
rieties, came next above gneiss.
Hornblende, of which peouliar rock the coast,
from the peninsula of California to Behring’*
Straits, is formed, follows the mica.
Primitive limestone forufs the next bed or
layer, and last of the metaraorpbic or uufossil
liferoua beds comes—
Argillite, or clay slate.
This is «000 feet in thickness Now in all
this scries of luycrs, 27.0tH) feel thick, there is
not a trace of animal life. The lecturer desig
noted tho granitic orplutouic, tho chemical, and
the mpinmorpbic, the mecheuicai age of crea
tion. Ilia remarks upon "faulty ’ or fissure*,
upon the formation of the New Yjork Palisades,
and ihelJiam'* Causeway, upon the gold of Cal
ifornia. and the scenery of that country
•he illustrated bysome elegant oil paintings/ held
the largo audience to the vrry last
On Thursday night, hr JVf, will lutrodiicc n 0
loibo primitive hf*o f the £&.*.. He will now
nave to do with the “creniup/ibal swam in the
sea.” Hia lectures are excellent.
All Uuou Tiiuiu* at Oscs —Wc have been
enjoying «|uilo an Intellectual feaet in PUih
bnrgh for several weeks past Kvcr since our
••Mary Jane ’—by the way, we are expecting
Several letters from her —turned the alicntioo of
her sex to Ihepropriety of to lectures
or “readiuga” on tbeir own rcsponeibilily, wrv
have noticed that all oar first rate literary per
formances have drawn crowded houses. Mr.
Yandenhoff tilled Lafayette Hall four successive
nights; Dr. Boynton t* having a highly success
ful course at City Hnl), anil now—what do you
think?—
We are Jo have (he queen of al},3bakapearian
readers, the eery cap and climax of successful
and effective reuderers of iho great bard—Mrs.
Fanny Kemble, to read ua “Cymbeline” and other
choice plays, commencing on Monday evening.
Won't she fill Masonio Hall!
Sabbath School Mkrtiho. —The meeting of
S. 8. teachers at tho- Gth Presbyterian Chorch,
on Monday night, was well attended. E. l>
Jones, presided, nn*l U. M. Keod acted as Secre
tary Numbers 1, -1 and II of the resolutions
.adopted at tbe late national convention were
taken up for consideration. These were relative
io tbe competency of S. 8., to bring all our youth
under the saving power of the gospel ; relative
to the qualifications of a’leachep-aud-to Mis
sion Sabbath Schools in (he evangelization of
oar destitute population. They were fully, dis
cussed and adopted in the same form in which
they caoie from-thc convention. Tbe next meet
ing will beheld on Thursday evening next, at
(be First Baptist Church, when the remainder
of this questions will be acted On.
Jituub McCahdlksh delivered his first opinion
in the District Court of the United Stales yes
terday. This wus Iho case of John Hal) vs
Speer <k Eidwell. Hall, who claims the right
for an improvement iu plows, as successor to J.,
C. Hall, origiual patentee, sues for au injunction
upon tbe. firm-'of Speer it Bidwell, to restrain
them from (he ueo of the said patent. The
Judge, iu an ablo opinion, refused iho injunc
tion. It appeared that tbe firm bad used the
patent without objection from the plaintiff and
with hie knowledge, for a long time. For Ibis
and othcr/reasons which it is needless to meo
lion, the decision was made.
Mononoahkla Vau.kv Bank —The cooditiou
of this new institution, located at M'Kcesport,
is thus given iu the Weekly :
Liabilities—Circulation, $6f»,&>.VUO; due de
positors, $">.882 00—total, SG2,GB7.GG.
Assets—Bills and notes discounted, $1*8.222 -
B'i; duo from Banks and Bankers, sl't,‘.s>f> ;
Coin in vault, $lO t G4G.6i ; notes of spocio pay-
Tiib W&elt Mohitoo- This is to be the title of
a Temperance paper, iho first number or which
is to be published in this oily on or about the
first of May. Messrs. McFarland $e Fleming
are tho publishers and, we presume, the editors.
Tbo paper is to bo publlsbod at $1 per annum,
in advance. We trust tho new enterprise may
enjoy abiiudant success.
Titus’ case against tho Minnesota Mining Co.
which we alluded tosbrae time since, osmo up
fora hearing at Detroit last week. The exam
ination into the papers, titles, etc., on which
TitnsbaseB bis claim, was concluded on Saturday
last!. Tbe Judge took the papers and it is sup
posed will give his deoision between ibis and the
IGlh, when tho annual meeting will be held In
Detroit.
: Mb, Gkor'lij It. Wmra, wo would again re
mind our lady readers, will move into his new
store, (late A. A. Mason & Co.'s.) on Fifth st.,
on 10-morrow. Mr. Wfaito came back from New
York on Saturday, and it it said that no such
stock of dry goods was ever before brought into
this city as.bo has now. Seo bis advertisement
in this paper to-day.
Tubbs will bo a banquet at tho Town Hall io
Birmingham; on the Ifith insL, tbo proceeds to
aid in liquidating tho debt of $2OOO now reeling
upon the M. E. Chorch there, of which Rev. Q.
A. Lowman is pastor. Many tickets have been
sold, and we trust the enterprise may b 6 abund
antly successful.
Citt tailors and tbe trade will find thejargo
stock of superior new style Lasting Bui tons, to
be sold this morning, at 10 o'clock, at Davie’
auction rooms. Fifth street, worthy of their at
tention, as the goods are all fresh and without
reserve.
CoßßßcnpH.—ln (be rales relative to Repub
lican Coanty Convention, Hale VI ehoold read
“the second district shall consist of the election
districts between tbo Monongahcla and Allegheny
rivers,” &c., and not "between the Monongahcla
and Ohio rivers,” as published yesterday.
Sites fob. MA*nracnuti*o.—We would direct
attention, to the advertisement of Mr. J. B.
Morgan, in another column. He offers for. sale
several eligible lots, anitable-for manufacturing
sites,,coal depots, eto.
'Tm deatba.in ihU clty Twm Feb. . 4th till
Matcfr Ist item—malea 81, female# . 26 MrfcUo
ft, colored i—total 57, 1
Telegraphic
Elixabkthfobt, N. J., March S.—l o'clock P. M.
—A collision occurred at soon between tho strikers
and tho Scranton men, and is now raging with fnry.
Fire arms are being freely used, and many have
already been vroundotL
Ft.izas etiipoiit, N. J., March S.—At one o’clock,
as tho Scranton men were returning from dinner, a
regular batilo commenced. The strikers had takena
strong position at tho gate loading to tho coal docks.
The beranton men approached, headed by the chief
of police and some ton of his men. A desperate fight
ensoed, lasting about 30 minntos, when the strikers
wero repulsed and scattered in every direction Du
ring tho moleo shots were firod on both sides, and
clubs, stones, coal, etc., were freely used. The Scran
ton men wore finally collected together, and marebod
again tn tho eo.il decks, without being stopped.
About 2rt of tho inon were seriously wounded, but
there were none killed. Tho difficulty has sinco been
compromised.
Philadelphia, March B.—A dispatch from Wash
ington to the New York Herald says :—Mr. M’Lean,
appointed Minister to Mexico, will leave to-morrow.
r l° anB » and take tho Tennessoe nailing on
thd l.ith for Vera Cruz. So desirous is the Govern
tneftt that he should be in Mexico without delay, tbht
a telegraphic dispatch will be sent by tho State De
partment to detain the Tennessee should Mr. M’Lean
by any chance not bo ablo to reach New Orleans by
iho regular it} of .ailing, Mr. M’Lrnn go,, oat
witn discretionary power* to recognize and present
his credentials to whatever government ho may find
tn a position to maintain itself, and based on tho
will of the people.
New Orleahs, March B.—The Quaker City it
b 0 w ' t * l Ban Franisco dispatches to tho Hub alt.
Ipo Golden Age brought $1,250,000 and 100 pas.
songers. There wero heavy rains thronghout Hit
btate. Tho prospect of a large triulo U good.
The mining news is favorable. Water plenty.
Tift steamship Uncle Sam again tailod with troont
for the Colorado.
Later nows from Moiieo Inn been received, but it
is unimportant. Miraroun is still preparing to march
nn \ era Cruz and luarez is making preparations for
a desperate resistance.
Wasoinqtos Citv, March B.—The officers of tho
Post-office Department, and of the sixth Anditor's
office, met this morning for tho purpose of giving
expression to their deep sorrow in consoqaenco of
the death or the Post-Masfer General. The public
departments will be closed to-morrow, when the
funoral will tako place.
The Senate to-day ratified a number of treaties
with the Uregoo ail’d Waehingtan Indians. Also tho
Cass Herron treaty, by a largo majority, after amend
ing »t. .i
Washihotov, March S.— I’ostmaaicr General
Brown died this morning at half-past nine o’clock.
Up to a quarter of an hhur previous ho was perfectly
conscious of his condition, and took leave of his
family. Last night the President had a final inter
view? with him, and was affectod to tears. During
an occasional delirinm, the dying man called for*be
bill, evidently allnding to the defeated appropriation
bill, having reference to the Post Office Department
His ideath occasions tho utmost sorrow among all
clasdos of tho community.
WUsm.-iOTO., Citt, March S._Tho Kcnalo went
into executive session.
Nu businejs of public character was transacted.
On 11 o re-opening of the doors the Senate adjourned
Ab uan, Midi., March B.—Tho remains of Ira .1.
Thun ton, tho .-Kronaut, who met his death in the
unfor uonte ascension from this city on tho Hdb of
September last, were accidentally found on Sunday
ovenipg, lost, about ten miles from the placo of his
second hgceoi. The remains were brought to tbi«
city folly, identified.
L)C non. March S.— Navigation is fairly open,
and h >at.« "n nu>„; routes from this city have cum
lhclr rrcular trip., or will il.is..'hi Ihooourjo
of the week. The screw steamer i n., f>r
Btiffal i i.n Tluirtday.
March S._-i /♦. M, —The „leam
ipNArahia hm* not yet iwen rignalled below. Sho
11 bring date* from Liverpool to Saturday, 2fith
t., blit is hardly cnttfftlcred as due.
Sr. Loci.*, March ■>. —The river has nson 2 feet
witbin tho last 24 hour*, and is swelling rapidly.
All the upper streams continue l» rise. The weather
is cloudy and mild.
N«j; Idrk; March B.—Pref. n. M. Mitchell, tlx
lobrated astronomer, has accopted tho appointiuen
director <Y tho Dudley Observatory.
Dx; March *.-Humors are current
ml 5U«»( the yjaver Wanderer’s Africans, woro ro
■plured from the fe-lcral officers.
Talefrrapbla tn«r«t*ta.
Vo»k, March B.—Cotton Cun; -Imo l.al<-**..ld yi.mi
liriu. l-l-U ac-td; •uulbrru jfi.os«nn,eo. Wliuat firm
ti.issi l’"-b k'M; Pprlnjj Whit- Uirhicat
IVrn s-»xj liiisli noliL IWt M<y£sn«
til- Uae»m«|QU*L Ijird doll at 11 I .J/aP> Tallow 4 dull
Bu**r steady »t;i 4 - v Hc. NanU a. me. IH« datl
l«adnrm. Ui<Jc« firm; •outberu 17. To
U.-.-U lirtu. Wo.-1 imcluuiged; hq|<« xmlnifwrlAUl . .Flock*
lo»«r Ltit. «<>. A lUn-k Island ni n- d* kWtral ia'«.
Mw-tucan douihrm 17 N. V Ccniial Uu-vdiog 4.11 ‘
Uia«Hin aixm V<’ 4?. F. liics /574, IUT.Jt. "
Mnr'li S.—-V'toiir dull.' l...id:.' M Bn » mn, to
•l i„r tVLI-iky dull bul n.-t l.>w»c m.|
1 lii*re a m.Mli-raUi d-tuaud i»r pork >i 11: r,i i.„,
h.ddrn. u-k t,ichor prirea tor Ural eluw branch*. tJnretfr.. r o
Lu*in?»K . .iul.l ln> .i„u« in ii.dk
,,r aIK-Hdere, «i) S*»a« ft* ~de*. but
tngW,*., ut4jlUl( . was dons; lot
hhd* B»ma gidreaoldAl Pc. and atithla rate tht-rewas n fair
« ntuamt, but hnldefa aak •, *, that tt.e bualnren
dr.tla vsa amall,. .mil; 1 li ULdi fa,r amt fair
Sugar a-dda, *,►»., Nothing doing In Motas««, eio<rt
in u aniall wfcy. Motwy market lirm > and with a fair J B .
maud; exchange 00 tho en« aerreo nhd tutu.
Tin; borough election of Lawrencovillc was
held yesterday, but tbu lateness of tho hour at
which tho polls closed prevented our getting the
returns. suspect the “Dimocracy" suc
ceeded, as we heard nothing from our Republi
can friends there.
Thf Muttony /.iniinrot i-*<r<-» Hhruuiat,.,!,
, The Mutlniti} l.inimruifurrM Stiff JttiuU;
Tkr. Muttnmj /.miVtciil cum fiurnt and Ipoit ■«</*,
The JfutlaiHj Liniment fttrr* S*>rr* anti I 'lerrt :
The Jlvwlanrj Liniment ojrre CnLed Urea* i« and
S'irt Hippie*;
The iluttany Liniment cure* S’eurah/ia;
The Militant) Liniment cure • Ami* nutf Warn ■
The Jfuilang Liniment it tcarth
1,000,000 dollars per axxvm
To the I'nilod .States, as tbo preserver and restop
of rnlunhlo Uarsea and Cattle. It cares all Sprain
(•aids, Wounds, Stiff Joints, Ac,
WUJ you answer this question 7 Did you over
hoar of uuy ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain or Stiff
ness, either on man or Iwast. which the Mustang
Liniment would not cure 7 Did you ever visit any
respectablo Druggist in any part* <>f the world—in
huropo, Asia, or America—who did not say "it was
the greatest discovery of tho age?" Soid every
where. Kvery family should bavo it ; three sires/
Barnes A Parc, Proprietors, Now York.
Also Lyon’s celebrated Insoct Powder. f
SELLING OFF!
SELLING OFF
(!REAT BARGAINS.
PIANOS! PIANOS:! PIANOS!!*
fl OX Ti ! K *-'KI.KBItATRI> m|T|
UQLI) BIKUAI. PKK *ri U M
PIANO FORTBS
MANUFACTURED CY
WILLIAM, KNAIIK A CU.
In order lo make room f..r cvnL>inplat.id luj|>ro(«Di>>nl
lDtbeHprio 4 , OUARIXrTTK BLUM V. I« i...w<Kd|ing ofl at
fntrtiot) al-.ve cst, her Dtr* stork t .(
PTAN'i* FoRTKi?,
MKI.ODKONA
AND
MUSICAL INbTRUMRNTfI
As it i« it<‘(«milord to redoc* the preiout Block bj th
noddle .>f March, nt whjiih time it in int*udej o>
KNi.AKGK AND OTHERWISE IMPHOVK
her warerooatn. groat Luipucuriia}' Ih> exported.
CIIARhUTTK ULDNR,
lIS Wood Street, Second Door :Ux»ve Filth,
S..l* Agent for Wm. Kuabe A Co’* Piano* far Pitlnl.urgh
and WenU.rn IVnuaylvanU. mr?
Regular Steamers.
Monougaljcla River D. s. Mall Packet*
WTBAMKHTKLKOnAI*U, i HTKAMKII JKVFKK.SiiN,
C*pt JO. Wooi>wahp ! Capt. Uiur...« Class.
FTRAJUKU LU7.KRNK. Cajt. K. llemnitt. t
'■PIIF, ABOVE NEW STEAMERS. ARE
JL nu» rnnnlngr*((iihrlj. Morning H*>sU |»trrw*
At H ii'cliirk A.. M., and Kvociliij{ lUmLb ai 0
o’ciiirh I’. M. for U’Koivqxrrt, Kliknlmtlituwn, Honour*
li(JnCity,Cuokan>«n, MiUsliuroiiKti, Itk<«’« landing. llrecn.
hii.l o«tiev«, conmvlitiK»t Hrirntmillc. wliti lUcka
for UuiouL)*u, »uj KajMtn B|>rtii|nq mm.cot* at Rlre’t
Limhllujj xrilli hack l„r .Ir-fT. tvt.n. «od
W»,n«*bnri:.»iMl m |„, Mortfufitirwo, V*.
t*miwpnpiTfl tirkPtiHj iruia rUlnUirgii (<> (Jalou-
Liwii (i.r itiMalj »ti<l ilatp-nviuu i>u int-tuO«H|.
(1. W. KWINDI.KK, A<isn4,
i»of>—J»-t Ilniwiitvdle Wbarf-Uiat, nt foot >4 Grant *L
Jbt. Houib, &jp.
FOR ST. LOUIS.—Thu t _fCB» jw
bik) flartft j***»on£«r atcampr Ml K.N AR
UU, Oajit. 8. It. Krt-oeh, will li-bta on FKIDA V,
f..r Itip aU'vi* au-1 all inUriui-'liaLa [mi u. For freight or
apply on twanl. nirU
iJifte’s that, .Vc,
UPPBK MISSISSIPPI UIYERiJCSLa
PACKCT.—POK ST. PAUL via XLteuit,iSat33lL
Kt»buk, IluriinyUw, Mutailinc, Jicx'l
Puilon 6’j/ni'i, Ihilwjiu, Xl<iJort‘j"rs, /VainV J) u
rurin, te H-iioim, H<rSt tendin'}, Rrd Wtrxj,
PracoU, PL Doayltut, Uatfinyt, SI. lUut and (Ac AUiif
of XL Anlhmy.—Tho rxrrlleut stoararr -MODBRATOIL
Cajit. Prank Marntlta, Bill louv.- r»r thuaWre an-1 all lnJ«r>
ports on TiIUIIiDAV the loth in»L,ai 4 o'clock v
M. Pur irolglit ur pasuuco. upply on Ucuil or to ’
mrs _ _ rLACK «IIAKNKB A CO, Agrai^
J^iS'SOUKIKl v "
PXUKKT— | JCSv
_<A pos riKJifi rKAK gold mines,tu -Iwßfag
»t, UjuKJcrrernooCUjr, Uxlßfitoa, Kum City. Leave”
wortlj City. «*• Nebraska City, Omaha
Ctiy and Council Bluda.—Tbs nos pu]rnK»rst4<amer fIAW.
BRIDGE, Cape 8. Doan, aiUleare
? aor * bo ° l 0,0 FlltfiT BAY ot MAKCIL
IS L J „ J r ° r or iiamge, apply on board or to
. t»gai*wtl FLACK, UABNK3 A 00. Agent*.
IVf issouhi ri V£itp ack>;t—T ir&TZ
'Xu. FOB PIKES PEAK GOLD MINES. »ii-JfcSas»
8C Uxiia, JcOerioti Oily, Lexington, Kioui City, l-eario
worth Clly, Wotuo, Ft. Jmqib, Nebraska City,Omaha City,
aotl Connell Iflufft—Tlro beautiful paiaonger- steamer
II KXftY GRAFF, CapLM’Cllutm.W, «i ( l Imvh Jur tlwiiboft
»od all Intermediate porta on FRIDDAY, MARCH, llili.
Fur Mjtbt o( |nwnn ipplr on bowl« to
mr&dawTtf , FLACK. BARN Kd *OO., Agroti.
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.i'SSQUiU KlVKil PACKET, t JP?»
uAl.—>br i&rLmis, Jrfpenaa City. Lcr i n ?-mSjBBMk
lon, Acmvti CHy, /iCtatwPortA Ctfy, fftHra. f<.Jottp* > jxc*
bruthi-City, onahaCHy and GmntiJ ■ JWtcTi.—Th* dcw
BM»nm i i»pct aOBTUKKHEE; Capt. P. A. Alford: will
MonoPlU*borstitor UwabonnadnUlatomedUto port*
on ar.abovt tbt 7ITOI OPMAfiCIL Par fr«!gftiorMi»
acosppljenbovdocto - <
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. • ‘i'f-X- ..!‘ 'vtx?'- •” ■• ,
SHERIFF’B BALES.
BY \ IRTDE of sundry executions issued
out of the District Court and Court of
£ om £°“ f l *? 8 Allegheny County, and to
tho Sheriff of said county directed, there will
bo exposed to Public .Sale, at the Court House
in the city of Pittsburgh, on Fnn»AV, tho Ist
day of April, A. D., lc<s9, at 10 o’clock, A .
8., the following property, to w ; t:
All the right, title, interest and clainv of
Abraham Freer and George Brown, partners
under tin* firm and style of Freer & Brown, of,
in and to that certain lot of ground situate in
Robinson township, Allegheny county, ad
joining the village of Remington, bounded on
the south by tho Pittsburgh and Steubenville
Turnpike Road; on the cost by lands of Joseph
Edmundsun; on the sopth by hinds formerly
owned by William McCormick; on the west
by lands of the said McCormiok and lots in
the- said villago of Remington; containing
three acres, strict measure; on which ia erect
ed a framo stable.
Seized and taken in oxeention as the prop
erty of Abraham Freer and George Brown at
tho suit of John McKcinman for uso of David
L. Anderson.
ALSO,
r t l ‘^ c > interest and claim of
John Mitler, of, in and to all that certain lot,
ncce or parcel of land lying and hcin* in the
borough of Birmingham, and bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the
corner of Harmony and Carson streets; thence
along Carson street, twenty-lour feet east;
thence south one hundred and twenty feet to
an alley twenty-four feot wide; thence by said
alley west twenty-four feet to Harmony street;
thence by said Harmony street one hundred
aud twenty feet to the place of beginning.
Being lot No. .">l, in the plan of lots laid out
for the heirs of Sidney Oregg, and having
erected thereon 2 two story brick houses and
one small frame stable, and 1 two story frame'
house.
And Also, One other lot nr piece of ground
situate in the Is trough of Birmingham, afore
said.ami hounded and described jw follows,
to wit: Beginning at the western side «.f Car
son street at the distance of twenty-four fc.i
cast from Harmony street; thence extending
in front on Carson street easterly twenty-fuiir
feet, and in doffth, southerly, and parallel with
Harmony street, preserving the game width
(twenty-four feet,) one hundred and twenty
feet to an alley twenty-four feet wide, anti
having erected thereon 1 one story frame
house, and 1 one story frame brewery.
Seized and taken iD execution as the-prop
erty of John Mitler at the suit of Franz
Meyer.
AIJ the right, title, interest and claim of
Andrew- Stung, of, in and to all that certain
lot or piece of ground situated in Jno. Brown's
plan of lots ; in Lower St. Clair township,
uiM»veund near Birmingham, now within tho
c«r|M»rato limits of Bast Birmingham, Alle-,
ghcny county. State of Pennsylvania, and
nmnfxred in said plan of lots as'No. 107; he-
tug bounded on the north by Cursim street, and
on the weM by No. 100; on tl»* east by lot
No. 10S, and on tin* south by an alley twenty
four feet wide, and nintuming in width or
front on Carrot} street, twenty-four feet and in
doj.th (the samo width) -'lie hundred and
twenty feet h* the aforesaid alley; on which
l.s ereeti'd I two M«<ry Cmne dwelling housf,
frame shop, frame stable ami out building*.
Seized And taken in execution as the prop
erty of Andrew Stung at the suit of John
Brown for use ol Benjamin Sutto.n.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
John B. Craig, of, in and to all that certain
lot or piece ol ground situate in the Eight!
Ward of the city of Pittsburgh, Ivounded ati'
described a.* follow* l , to wit; Beginning at
point on the northern hide of Locum, street
distant one hundred and live feet and si.
inches from Chestnut street; thence running
eastwardiy along said Locust street twenty feet
and six indies; thence northwardly and pa
rallel with Chestnut street, one hundred and
thirty feet, to(Jihl«in street; thence westwardly
along the same twenty feet and six inches;
and- thenee southwardly one hundred and
thirty feet to the place of beginning. Subject
t«> the payment of an annual ground rent of
thirty three dollars to Robert Watson, payable
half yearly, on tin* first days of March and
September, by deed of perpetual lease, dated
the *’7th day of August, IMG. On which is
I two nU>ry frame dwelling house*.
Al>o. AU the right, title, interest and claim
the said J<*hn H. Craig of, in and to all tbo
uiu nr |mvr_(* ol "ruuud KUu.iic
Los* township, Allegheny county, numbered
“riuut,” •■nine;’ “ten” and “eleven,” (Nos.
S, 0, 10 and 11.) in the plan of Cooper's Es
tate ns recorded in plan book, v<*l. 2, page Mi.
Said lots being contiguous to each oilier and
containingas follows, viz: No.>, three acres,
two roods and sixteen pen-bos; No. 0, four
acres -and nineteen perches; No. 10, lour
acres, one rood and twenty perehew; No. 11,
three arroH, three roods and thirty-seven
porches; iNiunded by lauds of Es«piirc flartjc,
the Plank Road and by lots Nos. J. 2,5, G ami
•. in said plan. Being the same which John
W. .Sjmpgim.hy.dt-oul.oC-iW-lAtli of .InirrA—
D., conveyed t<> the said John B. Craig.
On which is-erect«*d an unfinished one story
frame building intended for awash house.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of the said John B. Craig at the suit of
Robert Watson. V
ALSO,
All the right, title, interest and claim of
William S. Miller, of. in and to-all that Cer
tain tract of land situate in Versailles town
ship. bounded aud described as follows, viz:
Beginning at a post on Turtle Creek ou a line
between the lands of William McKinney and
of Geo. Brintou, formerly Uenry Funks;
thouec by land ui said Brinton south 9 degrees,
east 00 perches, to a post; theneo nfath 71 de
grees, east -11 perches, to a post; thence south
10 degrees, east 21 perches, to a post; thence
south 7.1 degrees, east .‘>o porches; thence
nouth C degrees, east 0 |**relies; thence south
• 1 degrees, east 0 perches; thence north 41
degrees, east 10 perches; theueft south 72 de
grees, east 24 perches, to a post; thence jiorth
degrees, east 52 perches, to a |*ost; thence
north 10degrees,east 10 nerches, toaChestnut
Oak; thence north 771 aogrecc, east 12 per
ches; thence nortli 22 degrees, east 40 perches,
to a stone; thence youth 4 degrees, east 107;
perches U> a Sugar Tree; thence north 22 de
grees, cast 40 perches, toa stone: theneosouth
4 degrees, cast 107 porches, to .a Sugar tree;
south 55 degrees, west 50 perches, to a post;
thence south 161 degrees, cast 31 perches, to
lauds iu the possession of James Riddle; thence
by the said lands south degrees, west
34 3-10 perches to a post; thence south 26 de
grees, east Ls 3-10 perches, to the lands of
John and William Snaw; theneo by the said
lands south 05 degrocs, westso perches, Ui the
MoDongahelu River; thence down tho same by
thesovorul courses thereof Ui a tract of land
called “Greenland,” patented to George Wal
lace ou the 6th day of July, "1707, and now
iu jiOHsesHinn of William S. Miller and Wil-
liam McKinney; thence by tho said Green
land tract north 163 perches, to tho place ol
beginning; containing about 250 acres, more
*r less; on which arc erected a two story frame
Iwclling house, odarge frame bank I inrn and
stable, and tho tenant houses and' other im-
mivcmonts; with the exception of one huri
r<-d ncros, strict measure, conveyed to*Joseph
Milligan by deed l*»aring date the 1-t of Fe!»-
nisiry, I Ml, ami recorded in the records of
Allegheny county, in Record Book No. I*s,
page 72, hounded and descrU«d as follows:
Beginning at a Muplo stamp; thence by land
of Uoorgo Brinton south 73 degrees, east 30
perches, to a post; thoneo south G degree.*,
east 0 perches to a post; thence south 61* de
grees, cast 24 perches, to a post; north 87
degrees, east 52 perches, to ? post: tlieneo south
19 degrees, east 1G perches, to a Black Oak:
thence nortli 77$ degrees, east 12 perches;
thence north 22 degrees, east 40 perches, to a
post; tlieneo by land of the heirs of Jueob
Soles, south 57 degrees, east 104 perches, to a
post; thence by land of Robert" Milligan anu
Robert Huey, south 4 degrees, east 107 per
ches, to a Sugar tree; thence by land of John
and William Shaw, south 05degrees, west 50
perches, to a post; tbeneo south 11 degrees,
east .51 perches to a White Oak stump: tlieneo
by land of John and William Shaw, south 05
degrees, west JO perches, to a Hickory: thence
by land of said Miljer, north 04J degrees,
west 27 perches, tt*a White Oak: thence north
18 degrees, west 37 perclies, to a beech: thence
south 07$ dogreos, east 3 3 10 perches to a
jH>at; tlieneo north 221 degrees, east 109 per
ches, to a post: tlieneo north G7J degrees, cast
3 3-10 perches, to tho place of beginning.
Also, All the right, title, iutcrestand clahn
of William S. Miller of, in and toall the follow
ing described lots situate in the town of Port
Perry, Versailles township. Nos. 1,-'2 and 3-
being 77 feet 10 inches frimt and -150 deep
having thereon erected a Large frUme dwelling
house and other small improvements.
Also, Lots Nos. 4,5, G, 7,8, 9, 10, 11, 1"
13, 14 and 15; tLe same being vuc&nt lots 2
: feet front and 130 feet deep, each.
Also, Lots Nos. I<S, 17,18 and 19j lie same
bong enclosed, and having thereon erected r
double log house; each lot being 25 Set fror
and 130 deep. .:
Also, Lo« No. 20, which is enclosed •
too building Jhereon; being. 25 feet fror
13Q,deep. ... .. . , r
Alio, lie) No.l6o;the sajne beinr
■v via ’
and having thereon erected a hu-gc brick
dwelling houso and kitchen, frame stable and
other out-buildings; said lots being numbered
according to William S. Miller’s plan of the
town of Port Perry, recorded in tho recorder’s
office of Allegheny county, vol. l.pngo ;’.28
JAMES L. GRAHAM, SiieriiF.
Sheriff's Oftce, March ISSD.
Commercial.
00*M1TTK£ OP ARBITRATION JORUAItCH. ,
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n Carrnr, Wilsos JlrLixa.
I’n ismiiQii MAKK kth,
i/. t'Sp-riuUy f or fa PiUtburgh lia&fts.
Weiuvcsdit, Mutca *.», ISM.
tuo lm. •**«!
»harf at $5,75. Fromm i.?i»7\ , J lM bw * •°P er wn
OaU at u c^ru R ‘ and 600 l>na
OfcOCEltDlS—iaioaof lo sa-»r ni -•--. e. if , K ,
UotuEca at SQiffJii* «<fi r> .. i‘ , „ * 4«?55 l» bM<
012. tott* a: and :« do at V2S
01 l - 1‘ Jflffiu.
f..r 'f ;
f “ r
“*E* tol J 1,1... .-cl-.
l.Lli at H arid & dr.“ t], •* 5 bbto tM al »>• *£«*•. 6
POTATOES— ~ »• . ' .
<lsaml 00 bbLt do at 52 ,*V n,lck9 r,on * B,ore *'
@9o.' ' ' 11 ua ••*’o l-u* V do from fitoreol So
IIKANS— a sale of t.uR kiuil) ui . .
CUEKSE— sili-aof 70 L»o W H aH
HOMlNY—nlf* of fi bbU at «;
CKANDEllltlES—rttlrsof c 9915 nt j 11
MOKETAUV AND COjßnkju: 1 Al- .
Tb« wa-kl)' rtoteuieat of UlO PLi}aJo}|-1.i.. Bank*
. .
i5p0ci0....!.; ''•'."•’iv-Vi lor. i'.9,400
Duo rm other lilt t'vZ'Ul P'* 0 ' s V^'
Due to oUjit Bk- 4 ..'f.i J 1 DC ws -" ,; >
DoporiU I^.ol-T»l*.
Circulation •►'otii - - ] nr '
tljo Js»i ! *«ow n.tt. t...
Kir tl,< . Ctrl-.
l*ry <»txxt*._.
<»~ucn»l .M<TdiuD<Jiv
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- LbTo.utio *J.iHi;,._ii
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Pin.-» Jan 1
... sis.a»i,«s
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•tilling Jnn 1.15. V! * o,k, ' ,, "^-'cn|x.rN,f,>rll 1 n WM .t
IR '> 1539.
• • 4 ‘ l Ml.'.'U f i,j-
Total fiir ttin av<-b
Prenotwlv reports) J.Wj
BincoJ.nn.ry 1 m
Movements or Srmt—The „r .■ ’ ’
YOFk Week ~' , Jlo* ’r «»,
Prortonii/ S iiSjiS?
Total Tut; IbW
—{N. Y. Trib.
“'*««" ren.in stout
bb yesterday. Exchange in very scare*, and, although the
very limited way with sight drafts on the East at
f, r r “Jill '"t '!>« mtf.aro I, i.rmaluiJ
for rpr-rir, I |nia M u tonkaMo-fliii.li, 1U m
cnmmyiM*.. Hrloato.nl prrm. 1.. r ...dr l',’ |l"
for bßiikaliltt fnmU <nj f?'», r . ' .t . ' *
to JJij >11*; •! motitti* Z 1.. .I 1 ,m* f
Kt*atuckj, It>duiifi, Olid an.| limisvill,, Ut.L ncto. »tv r
'»■«■! «i»r ™,:, “C-;,
at J.j to «4coat du. -
U..W I. .cry ;,u.|
Tltrre «„ mnnMnrnbl, nnra,|nr« „,„ kl , r „
' [».' '^ C |n* E m T f '" t,m,ay -, T,, ‘' lr:inwu-i,. mß or ru- m
l’-“W'S UghUea^'™^^^
.lr. r w„ou W d, P art , W s ami ll,e Utter, to m.ny 'cvlnUm^',
. h.rflr outVlheVii^nn^
on T^„X nJ »“l~ r.-.n e .,„„
Sow Urle-.in-i eight w*. more plenty ..ntnkU. nil ,) U 1,.. -
mot pretty fnrly at ' '
Tl,er« war a bvlU-r fwditu: in the Prm Uiw, market to-Ut .
There went buyer* for hr«t Haas briUid*. «.t Mm P„ r k tt i
hut it w.i« held higher. Jtnlk U<-ut *,|,i p, B * T *
«< ni at «. aa<J V for am) Widest, ntid n heavier 1.,«. n
JJHH njiglit ha... U-u transacted had t.nid.m jm„.. /
1.. nm«t the demand at these f.g.m-a-, «t • anf jm ?
eraily asked at Hose. Jliron fnde* were f., r -f7,
tcanspire.l In Laru Soirar and Mi>la-a.a .lull f„
the (mail "ay tt>o r..mjrr aelh m ami th..
at 3**:ffc. dut. at n;, ri «i-isV. y\,: nr !!£
roqa|-»t ttiU...Ut clianyr 111 pru.-,.,. Tne *|K>. I.ut.sv
I. ml'iidliiC. W is in g.Kxl il. innuil at lull t.ri.Tl-r.
demand for i- fully njna! 10t!,., supply u t ml r...
mixed.—|Cin. tia7. .Tuesday. *
The rioTi-*..ii trade «.'-|uiim n.. mo* 1.f... j,,,i it, u.»t
conation Utw.-e,, lu.,u, a,„| .ir.-u.l y>Uich makes
lioldcm ratloT uneomftirtable. u t.fi.Ts n „ n t
amt d.sn Uutm.u, Ir«- u,o ~V.‘t
•>l tbo*.. who m»y bar.. ..rjers lot •
Ttir fatt that largo "Uk-ka an- r»i-ti. dat NV* ) ort on.i N
Orlonn*, may in a nmaMir- l~- ».,v.nuu-d lot m lb~
wry oje-o winter that wr have Ita.l. i>r>*entino iir
tbraea/mn Ihrongli, to the frw tntii»(-irt-«i.>ti ..I freto|,,e' *
atnl tbo fa.-t that lr«m mwi ol tin. interior imilhu
Ibe hog pnalttct ban «k.n K bt a market diwrt in tt.e ronsnn.
ing-fn.mtn in a itr.-ater d.-RTro than n«nal In addition to
11. * great deal of Ka»t-rn caj.ittal hm U-n „s. n | j a t | )o
baiidtiug of ..«rl v •hir.,t lo „ u to
lU.l'l jK.yiin.nU. i>n.lna,uu)ri ul all ttn«e .uciimMaortm
mukea gr,n«t«.r Inirtheii fnr'lbe stronp market* i.f || e WM .
atnlianow trying tlir metal of o.tr own market,to an
. omn.on extern. h«wh a* may Iv. aide to hold are doubtlmL
atti.n- sti.l. th-faitli " liich ban governed them tbruunb
ev.ry dll) a tti(.re *)H.-.«1.0n - |Cin. Coin.
Kaugalhr,, has l*e» renlia.-nl o U Ihe lake, Uj ai . neatlv e
month carlloi than ujihl. It. I ..-orable . iieri * K , u lt . t ra , lH . •
portafioii <•! \\. »i. i n jinnlci e mid ij»t*Tn on:*in will 1...
doiiblhms in an additional impetus lo l|,e
tra.te. * •
Tl.* Ortvsrv tr*.|.. <J„ i«.t yet »co u* prompt a return.fo lb*
ftfUTtly m tin, trad.. a wMi o, tw„ ‘
Udpaled. Stu'ka «.f "laplr* on Iho market are unite full
lut do apprehension* are expeiieurej o ! an lnad«jux;« ,la.’
Oiaud at ren.urwratirg priors.— )lMd.
I’Kni't itAT W OTCKS Port*.—We file Ihn <JC4Dtlly in
zi*' " r "" a "“ - “■-
Chicago. Miltratikic. CT.-vt-la;.!,
, Pel- -*• ‘ March I Peb itJ Total
Hour. L>M* ... 2T.5C-) r &6.U7* '•►•f-is' YoTo-t
WH~I.I1! • •«»•,» «MO4 r, r a» JJSJS
O.U, bu. 170.175 1.71H.1 as iSi
r, " m «*“ ‘«s<
K-iJfc.r :r ’Yr " ■*«
Imports by Railroad.
J’. KL \\. k C. It. Jl —C tar# *beep, l Jo orrn rr
bbla 1 do bulU-r, f. parry k <•■«; | ,J„ do vVhii a w:~
a’m ? '‘V}'?''?' 8 iwstl. pta>rU, J J O»o
-fl»M k co; I bx li ware, Leech k >lalr, 2.1 bol* gnoUrn M*.
U hinny, Hare k oj; 1 bbl t-Rga, Glazier; 4 ‘I,, do, 9Wa<iien
ado do, ft.do bulUr U Clyde; 1d„ do, 7 ,1, i do'
floon W Clnrtan. Herron A co; I b KB r!o>rrw,J S M frirk
art; 8 bbla aoda a»h. W MCully A i•j. '’ *l. weHYi'
Brown it Kirli|.itri.'k: 1 1.1.1. IW, niil A c, 4 rk, 275.
Coleman. Hallman k cu. 3 bhU huiUr '< n fc«.i '
Patton; 3 «k fralhori, 1 kg lard, 2:j il>>!*.'tr,»im«
Wiipton; ’do Inile paper. \V IPSxuitb; 2d j.kgß Are”* rlreia
L l T ' j *7l v ; q,( *«* W J» •Vrkifla; 3Wpnrk, Nkio*
k cot 41 do egga. 34 do boiler, 7."> do ham*, do Uni r..i
11. r » do whl*kcy, Wlkj bon wheat, 4.1 kgg lnrd./ii— 3! r’
•ka baron, JllA tc» ilj-sli'j rolls Itatli.-r, 30 lix, Y,/
«CTp, £i*)j do cnadlvi, ftek* wool, Cl»'ke k(v.
>. Import*,by ltiwer.
WABOVIUkR, per Pl.«nan = o—iJS bln cotton “7 bbl «bii
kev. »■! do llonr.d tra, Cbbl hama, U*kr» laid. I cat I.**
wax. 19 blid tobacco, 0 bp wool, In hide*. Clarke & co- j;
ten tiama, d bes lulr, 1 hhl, \ b\ tcrap Iron. .1 tea, s bid lar d
l«UL.hlia, l'i hhrl* toliacro, Weyman k pon; 7 tte'annl-s
•In peacbett, M tHll; P.'O
I Hickey k co: l bs tndr., Plymiur. *4) o*ka e.«la ntb. It, gj
■ln Co; 4 doriillrt, Bakeooil, Pears k ro; ‘J4 bbl
Ion; bO do floor, Wallace; n <Jo alcohol,R tea batna,owner rt
do do. P Seller* k cu; 2b bblx floor. 2s hx ao*j> £ candlt*.
Browo; 00 bbl whisky, l*.hmy*n 100 hid«v 8
hx wine, Leecb*Miur. C bbl oil, 4 I>r* cofT-r* Dalzell-b
,>b trnr»J Jk« L E", t^- du f«tU-w. Liggett.
~ . n UNG ’ per “m*”*—lbx • oppor, Dotilan; d bbla
whh>kj, Bryant; 19 bdl* paper, HaTrn; y Lbla, Wci»la- 6 fee
l bid batter, Riddle, Wirt* k cu. l<o t»g« turn •’)
bbla day, Anderaon; ‘--do flodr. M llaue ,t Acj-r; _t. j. fc . c^n
19 eka barley. owwr.
KIVKII NKW!i.
We had a nuakiiiß rain y«aU-rday. Monday oiabl «,i
■ lewr, bat Tom lay u raiuod all day and will pn>babtr raiae
the ri»er tnoortlme fael : ,t tho.raiu was oencral
ShoauißO.Caj*. Proorh.canm iu Iruiii «,,i ’
the l.r«rol li*l, ~f Sl« »m
again at onco f.w St. Lonia. 1
The MiniTTaarmrd trom Whediox witii a ttuall t.aA
and wt‘ot oot aKain. The Ko.ma Orabarn aW ,
/noetniu. There «u bnt IUUo d...o K oo tbe wh.rt
He think the rteawboai inlereel* wmi|.| lMp .. , ,
mlrontairj by havini; a regular KaatM;o Ap>,,t ,
tareceipt freight U.cmigb by river. They h*r- nil u.'-.r
macbluory hero, for aliipping .n c™-l w..rki„ r
tbejrj.lnuahooldcerUu.ly (« rxiende.|. n * u. , nLe .
where much of tb? frtn>.lit cuuk-lioju. to'wit • N.J v ■"
and Phi ladulpbia.v ' ' ‘ Ne ",-ior!;
The Northern Lino,T..ui{>oaiyl,.f twchc Chst rla.4 fc(
oro.l. e ..io g toc«r,o,,.r,ibl„ e 1,r,.r,. it ' “f
l.u ,UH«I oil woll «,J W |,. „„i will oowrih,,. will,
varying regularity—the Ku iu u , and Aiuia,U t«v„ Jl ,
■tarted for Bulmauo with lino trij»_tht. v^i T
will Mow on Tnw.lnj, u»u o>» p ,iVllii>
l.no jrill roino In l„,„_nl| u,, „||,„ U «t. hmHi?"
oonl.lT to,,Urol, .ndnroin , „
R r “ Uonry Uay, P*irthmj.T (oewl .J
Peohmaw MlnomiUßello,Metro,hjUUo. Ant Ute tL
cie May, Hew Drop, Henmtfrk. W. d,.Kiiitir •* l '°* '
I’tULOua PxfKiati*r.4 Ptat's Peak—Th»
S|S-Ssl£S=|s2
nrok. Uirongb on 18, n„J 1, ", VJkS rt
• better It could be gotten out. :
A cnmpno, bn, bem ...1b ■ ..l iL.lOf ,Ol ■
to ran n duubl, iljl, ll„. „f P n,o» rondo, inj C
frnn. U.nmwonb to lnkrS, Cmk, r„ M b. t ra „.„ rl ";;'' r - 7 •
ruMnmuditaWiL ,■
vw IntMldißMtnUidi «M10n.81.“.'K.-V I
every b-u mile*.
Thewdl koown Na.hv.ih. and SL la>ttl*. Mr ,
Weatvasyctertlay to th« Haunikal »n,T
Railroad company for the .uni t.'Y
ComjHny, Inteod ruonin; thaSaUie WV.i L •
River aa a regular packet between «t i 1m \
worth in counectiou with the rwul
Wo lieard aome Uik yesterday alwnt th
ry Oraff, toCpL MaratU, Ute ,f £ !’
could get notbmg definite nUmt th., * '
Tbe J. C. Prwnout han L«r chimni
rJT.'-, Tb ,” «« •
I>t S*- Lon*«. Th» £cn tl|ll&r w i u ...
"!:!? J , k,lliC,t,lr iO'i’t i/i
At Omrlnoett, yeste,,'.. •
•»4 lb« Hamonia, llar-fc '-
Tbe N.n«3tn»e* loft g L
lenn and Kmpiro City w< J. ‘
morning. Xhe Belmont :!
Aim Cincinnati C>xut> '
“Cnfl p. K.
Ni.hYlll.tM,, |„, lt ,
drup li*r down t.» Hi *
A dock i'
steamer ifo • .
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