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JAMES . DAM 4t BON, Proprietors.
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ONNIBUSIMI3 ANDAIMIRIAGESItrraIaYed for all
: tram., Alse,ger for Puntorals, Waddlngs and
- Tartles„ at ati a aa m
and um:table r.tte. rtrA
lILI2 OMN DAY D NIGITT. :noLryd.•
.1 y Vir.l illßisp:Viiß:7llo
Ne wish tt amderstori Mot tYe pylon")
'ef end Evening
swig by begs ea Siie street. fkr t ta
.stater. is WHEEL' CENTS PEE COPY.
Wbee mire is lemanged. it is
tl v cal k ; elNeviii:l:l.l4
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At a coaveittlan Of Washington county wool
' hzowers held in Washington on tile fth last X
- the underidgaill were appoloted soca!, a Stab?'
Convention,. teargsnLee a Pennsylvania State's,.
- WoobGroweigt Association.
, t After due oentertnee, welter& iforite
tilts e tr na e g 2 =3, 4 :t a gar '. l i rigel t mo ol
Tertreanar; ;be eth of ebrunry next; az. 1.1
ceoloeic, a.irSr the purpose above spec=
If there. - anzttito Conveziticgs Is .so
rifted, there bo alas OEMS= .coz the eo
nerstive merits of Attforent breeds of thee •
sad other tooll . ssOreprinto to the occasion.
- ' , Worm:a Ls Horst,
Asa Mawczorrat,
Jens. IL-Farrah,
Samoa IfeParmazzo,
WILLLLII 011121 Y,
Cizrenuter.
Waterzyceese. Pa., lanflgefabk..
Bristol Batt - edlieurillinitr'Partter Cap.
tetrod—dfla Iffease.Bireeking * Tools
'.fletned,A
Rate tept lhove Bolusess,Tonuid
; ,-,FlartiessfarstafahOElllebe. -
,
. • ^."-TleSfeadee will :renteMber the extensive
— r;a6bery of Offillatmeßenlittoggenseintbiacity
:•entle bleatkisteethand- the fieetimof the sus.
peeled hnottly• to- Canada. Every m,ns in
'hie potter wereUsedby , Wayrty Lowry !to cap
pato-the robtairesioulevet after, it was posi
tively known that * they had taken refuge in
- Canada, be Writhe to the Chief Of Police of To
. ' rento,enelesing lealentlar describing! certain
silk:lee Motto front the banking hcmse - of W.
EL wath.,* - a CO. Om deacaratalm as ' th e rob
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bee•the tsa meat. named. Bristol Bill, and
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sln ,w • goes byr the name o r Bi ll ci else,
statism that &prowl isfitlCOO had been offered
for the arrest of each of them.
On, the mammy( that lettertho Toronto po
llee Made hidatry and le:tined that they were
.
'both inTeroato;and early hiMaylan attempt.
'ell their captero, belt without, success: They
•••• got, however, a number of burglare , tools and
other traces showing that the birds men, have
only recently escaped.. The impressionthcre,
was that tbey Lunt gene in the direction et Gem
waged the tobnyograph of Bristol Bin wee for
. warded to the authorities in that directicm.
lie, however, went to - Hamilton, and with
the asalatenoe Of his friend, ha man
aged W . keep out ' : of the way until- Satyr
' • day, whet he was cleverly nabbed by
the Chief Of .. Police Captain ARlchole,
The manner in which he was captured is
thus given in the liaptilten Spectator, of the
ilea inst. ult will be remembered that two
• men named Smith and - Lamb were soma time
• niece arrested on ft 'enema of attempting to
teethe Gore Bank, but ,
the chief prole°.
tor ef the b_argiszy,s, am Henry Park
er, known better by the Cognomen of . Bristol
gin," escaped to t h e States in seen as he dis
covered he wan staPected of being implicated
in Rio attar.' At this time he we, residing In
Whoa.% on MEM street, in flare liton, with his
wife andlemily, and when be fled he led them
still living there. The house is comfortably
....nienferetratna indienos that Parker's rocs-
Bun had been followed by him with great sue,-
""^"tese. Indeed he ta noted both in Canada and
thesSAathatos being a most finished adept in
the tut of house-breaking.
"The chiel_of our Police has been vigilantly
watching forliiiirtikereloOinmilton ever stage
the time of his departure, justly thinking that
the probabilities were that be would return,
though it were only to remove his wife and
household furniture- Aud so well appointed
wero his means et infOrmation that he wag
aware of Parker's arrival within an boar of
the time at which the event ocx.arred, which
was on the afternoon of Saturday. The chief
immediately clustered several of his men and
letting them in person to Parker's house, he.
stationed them la such politions at the front
and rear of the boom that escape was nap».
• slide.
"He then knocked at the doer and lira. Parker
answered the summon,,. The Chief asked if
aMr. Grant ;lived there, and the woman end
he did not, but at the same time “smelling a
.rst," she endeavored to close the door In his
face. This, however, the Chief of the Pollee
would not permit, and saying that ho had no
doubt some on else lived there who would do
squally as well as lifr.4Grent. rushed Into the
'teem, followed by Sergeant Ahrens. Ile found
Parker In ea Inner room, and ho offered no
resistance to Ids arrest, bat appme - ed stricken
with amazement' and dillmay Lhattris advent
is Hamilton had so soon become known. The
prisoner was speedily handcuffed and, taken
to the police otation.
"Tbertlifibuffillsit evidence to convict him,
as in addition to the witnesses who apPeared
against his accomplice Smith, there is the cid
deuce of a man named Lamb,-Who was also
artacoompilee. number llof trarglarti tools
• were found la the prisoner's! possession,-
, amongst whieh was a "jemmy" of the most
' Mashed workmanship, which - had recently
been imported from hngland, and which was
found carefully -wrapped In gannet under hie
hod."
"Bristol BM" appears to have a poeticai
tarn of mind, as among the papers found in
Ms possession, were several scraps of original.
poetry. We publish niewnastraa of it, think.
legthat it may be interesting to many to see
the priblitelloe of a mind composed of the in.:
eengruons elements.of a love for the muses
an d a elopitementert disposition. The follow.
Jitiri.ten extnact from one of his letterer
Take beck the kiss thatfaithless sigh,
With all the warmth of truth impressed ;
Yet, note • fittalkiss - mai
Upon t would 110,
Or Mott 112.1.1 up a lover blest.
peolcpatt vows that night and day
My p bsar~reaay.s.r, 'thought from thine
Yet, no,nliter them still to stay,
' They might oothe other heart belay
As sweetly its they rained.mine.
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/owing againten in
der and l his pookn t oving epistle: book is written the fel-
Yore then so well, eel tenderly,
tes thou art loved-by mot .
In um, fortune , wealth and liberty,
Werevrositilesi without thee.
Th.:ll2O=UL with blosallig3klure aad riff,3 .1.410% ear. before me 137..
Urilees ilry love %trams:angled Mtn,'
pd sinus. the draught awaY•
trust, that the Cala matins will watch
PriseneraC ,3 akir.Orh.3l3ll3, yeteyel heal
. alt
Lbp, ahe it ono of the groate'' stoppo
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NutwttbatandlnO th extrema cold weal ne ?
• • Aaturd ay Wed, sOml..dtleen
3(omAtheft way tPletel de nail, Ile niejlX. r,
• tot , whom werliflllas to fneartora Paradle,'
teday morning, where they will be kept Min
land fed at the expense - a tho honest, Ind
taus tai payers of the
,county.. Let Be ter
tigbata burry= up the : pasea go of Ida bill far
: • We - erentlow• of a watic Muse. for - Allegheny
'- 7. - nel:runty: James Ward, Archy Campbell, James
:Zones and Michael Flaherty _bad Zeal Oruok
sad dtscrattirly; ant p all sums -varying from
.te Jaes Mooney. Jose Rean,
;-• • papa, George Clarrk, - Totus Turley, Wm.
.Ilatedlep, Joaeph ph _Tannar, Thomas Jones and
Daniel illfßutry- werecommailtd to la
11 coma • upStsferdays.•They
• had beet o r t r andkroarly,.iusdltrins
-spent all funDh, - ' ^togo up =tree -
Lahore were - fortanate enonghle smtlirsorin
'434 0 794 ig 114 AnAT.I{Otf,r;TO 419Opirati4
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Al Yawns. flew Arroilina for Vorriory—lfe
Examination lind—rristmor - in the
Watch Howse.
On .Satualay ivening a young man mano.l
I/1 , , father 1,4 a highly reffroet.
°Lir mwriz rant uror, Oninlr no ...t.,00.1
” - •.l4lscet, 7'1...1 r; all
t•vr, 6 11 . a ' ehurgc of fnrg I'y Th, pri VOW r
In the Iqs 1.-en itrolitro, a heat ing, which
• :II pr01.2.1•1> 1.4, 1.2 m to-12,y. 111 et•ttro• °MAI
eutruinat inn 2. Mot all fact, eonneetetl with
Ihe mm. e, t
It. artist 'I at From the 001-
e,, t, In, M a ni. the are•od t• learned the foi•
ion Mg. It ~ • . no, that yottng ha. had
cOnt•itterablo 12,3 m i -tenet, in the line of forging,
cheeks in bl• father.% name, and that hit, indul
gent parent it,,, pall! oat large sun. of money
to save alin from the eonseqnences of his erim
Mal conduct. boring Saturday no lest than
eight cheeks were preaented at the counter,. of
the First and Taint Maternal Winks drawn by
voting Jenks, calling for Baran varying from
irne to three hundred dollars, payment on
'hidell was refuted.
ills manner of operating is to step into
house that ho knows has business relations
with, or a knoWledge of his fathers high steins
ding in the community, ask for a blank cheek,
which he proceeds to fill up for a given Kum,
and desires the favor of the moan?, a s h has
immediate ant ;for it, and it Is after bank
bourn: Knowing the father to be a reliable
tuna, and not sespectingLhe Boned dislioneslY,
he is generally accommodated. When the
frond 15 discovered, 'as - before stetted, he Is
caved by the Merposition of his father and
friends, as the par nos viCtitalZed by him, arc
usually content to get backtlicir money In oe
quiet a manner as possible, having no desire
to lacerate the' fee logs of his friends by a
prosecution. • -
it farther seems that during hilt week the
•oungenan took it Into las bead to naaketon ex
tensive purcludie of oWelty. liecordingly ho
called at the entabilehment of Mr-Stephenson,
on Market street, and neletted a full diamond
set, suitable for a lad ,the total vet tie of which
Via a Ersetion less than .1,100,.in payment for
which he gave check . Taking. the jewelry
ha lett the - atlare"naid proceeded to an engra
vers whero he left it to have the name of the
lady for whomdt was intended, carved on the
various pieces co
been mposing the set. Thed d eg , e . li
'7 l3 srill be rot ed to n rod and i tr. is SVp r g i etson, In
hich uvont is not probable ho will Insist
japeui h prosecution.
he father of the rash young man Is at pres
ent in West Virginia, but has bom,Lelograplied
to return immediately. In the meantime ho
will be held in custody. ,We should mention
ibis the general belief among those who have
good opportunity for knowing that a certain
evil disposed person e first plys Jenks with
liquor and then prevails upon him to commit.
the crime of, forgery In order Wraise the
means to keep up their drunken revels. if
his be true, he is morally guilty at least, as It
- Is ponable Of tudnfltunicod by' hint ho would
not act' in the manlier ho does.
- Dowry llobbhag is the Diamond Dar.
ket.—Arreat of Tons of the Petyetro•
tore.
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(tili - of the boldext and most Adroitly perpe.
!rated larcenirs Which •we have for some
time been required to record, was committed
in the Diamond Market, on Eridar evening
last. It appears that Ur; Joseph Harrison,
butcher, occupying stall No: a 7, had been the
recipient of a considerable sum of money,
over ono , hundred and !Mk:dollars of which
consisted of notes under" the denomination of
three dollars. .These he 'selected, and, placed
:Chem in his stand drawer, and while doing so
was observed by tear lads' who determined to
make a descent upon it should' opportunity
present itself. They bad not long to wait, for
In.", few minutes Mr. Mania= was called to
affaditorstmd s amion tett/riling observed
the boys whom he had noticed pronoesly, run
out of the market bOuSe at full'speed. fits
drawer was standing open turd the money was
.ne. infoircuttionaf the robbery was inane
• tette:conveyed to the police of both attics,
and hy nightfall, officera - F.lklm . Campbell and
"Icott, of Allegheny, succeeded in taking Into
"tasted) , a lad some thirteen years of
ms, by the name William Selbel 4 and an
tbri"tlite.""ruboaftthoellieer named
ersome
tars of t oe money was found, and seats eignt
denims on the :person of the latter, fielnel,
gave-information As iffewsther parties
con
cerned In the affair and the pollee have taken
measures for their arrest. lie remains in the
tombs awaiting attesting and alleges that the
money found on him was given to him by the
other parties. lie has served one term in the
Douse of Refuge, and undoubtedly belongs to
u regultulyorganizedgangefjuvenlie thieves,
who make the ;Federal street railroad depot
. 41 ? )! 11 41t u rvgden lendez"us.
ee.ras aurae strong was held
lofor*alfearing today. Selbel's father
was - killed in thcormy but his mother resides
thclThird Ward, Allegheny, as do also the
friends 9f the Other parties concerned.
isiteresting, Deekhmit:
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The ease of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania for user.. William Bagsloy, C. W. Wok.
etson and Others, rarities of the into Sheriff
Weeds, deceased, Which. waa Awned : at thd
last term of the Supreme Court, by John Xi-
Clarreniattoniey for phdrititeand IL thirgarin,
Esq., comas - el for defdan wat
Philadelphia, recentlyAndthejen ts,
ud as
gment decided
given .
by J
udgee, in vor of plaintiff,
subjoi to the
amount 0f,u60 was fa affirmed. We n
the opinion of the Supreine Court:
Urea, J:—direce the can., of Beale va. Gareth
—l6 berg. and Hine—and Beale vs. the same
-7 Watts lit, it is impossible to say that the
omission to state in hare tlao Judgment upon
which the LE fa.; issued ise. fatal 'defect and for
which we arebottod to reverse. The court be
low, if it Were affefect Could have amended
the declaration, apd we will „ if neceasery,
_con
sider that aS dime, and the Harr amended an
cordingly.. When a .wr/t. la delivered to the
Sheriff hi:Limbo/rad to exeonteeltaceording to
the exigency -thereat without inquiring into
the regularity of the proceeding whereon that
writ is grounded and whether voidable or er
roneous suc h wr it is a sufficient just ideation.
In this ease, themoney sued for was received
by thehheriff before his death and before the
return day of the Writ, Ma am Impost - 4We to
contend that he=srawnot answerable for it. A
demand was anhstantially made, but the death
of the Sheriff made any other request nausea.-
sary. The only effect ofbringing eutt against
the Sheriff, without a demand 1., that the
Court will:stay the proceeding. on payment of
the amount levied, without coeds. (Jeffries vs
Sheppard. irß AAU L 696.) The sureties are of
course liable topay for the default of their
princ int er es t. Judgment affirmed. we sec no error in the allowance
of
Nino. Gkindera Confesalon.
MXSSIIS. HerrattS :—many sincere people are
puzzled by ono of the cfroutnstauces of the
case of tho late Mrs. Grinder. In her con
fession, and its lospressiOns just previous' to
her execution, sit o asserts her belief that Me
willvgly conVerried, and from the scaffold
ascend to Christ, and the supreme happi
ness of !haven. The reverend gentlemen who
sign her confession as witnesses, seem to as
sent, by their signatures, to the correctoces of
her assertion. I,ow, in the event that her vie
tima departed from this world without con
version, which may well be the fact - When we
consider the suddenness with which they wore
hurried out of it, arc we to assume that they
are suffering endless beU torments, while
their murderess is enjoying the unimaginable
bliss of the redeemed? An explanatory no.
sorer to this queStiOn, from those Mistrusted
in theology, wilt be eagerly received lay
Many laquutsrut.
The signatures of the clergymen to Mrs.
Grinder's confession wets simply attostat tons
to her signature, and not an entloraneut of
bey stutemeatts. We do not think, therefore,
that the interenee of our correspondent con
cerning this is correct.—illo. ()merry
. Bola Attempt. at Robbery.
A 2 ming man named John licardsly, who is
In the employ of Mr. John 'taker, a resident of
the Ninth a ard, ins al tackisl nbont tetweloce
last night, at the corner of Locust and Prat
streets, by it gang of drool:an rowdies and badly
beaten. It appears that ho was quietly pro.
cording to LI, house of his employee. having
to his possession, n rifle a bilis ho had b. ought
home with him from one of the battir-ficide
near ICaslit file, Which he wag removing from
his former boarding-house. h young Map
named James Sweeney was arrested and re.
cognized by Ikanlsly •as the party who gave
him the Mat blow. After ho was knocked
',down he alleges' that some one of the party
- pressed a handkerchief to his month, and that
the others kicked him an 4 tried to wrest his
'gun from bim,and would have succeeded but
for the timely interposition of a r c; tize and
the arrival of the pollen. °Ulcer lurcl n
Rea
,
hit on UM head with a brick byone of
in
wail
the rowdies, which though tt stunned him
conslderabl.V s did not cause him to lose hold of
bis prisoner, whenn he brought safely to the
ioek.np. lio willbave a bearing this morning.
. Officers Wiltriet rind Kemp proceeded to the
residence of the than Mealy, in Allegheny, and
succeeded in 'finding a Tameable silver =dor
;and a lot of nue seashells, which ills supposed
;bare been stolen; 71i o y are at the Mayor's
orrice, awaiting identlficatkm. It was in thle
_helms that a largo portion of the goods eloien
from Trouglais° hat store, were found a few
days dace. InialeY is In jail, charged with
being a receiver Of atolen goods, and It may
turnout that Ito la also a burglar. It le pretty
certain Deals. and Bannon knew ail about the
robbery of Douglas's store, if they were not
.really present with Herman at the time. For
tit° present, at least, the tiro_ are out of the
A ilty of oomMitting further deprtidaUona of a
lkoputtere. .
Mrs. Grinder* ItemsLota.—Tho mortal re
tashia of ltira.ldartha Grinder still romala
burled, and. inAtua..oustody of tae Sheriff.
When or wbozo they will by. interred ui not
known to the public. A rumor la correct nook
the streets that certain liberal Rentlamen bare
agreed to place at the disposal of bar husband
a aunt of .monay nenfleient to enable, blm
turas , bee decently burled. If Oda should ho
Hi/rause it Is moat likely that her funeral will
ake place at Saltahurg, whore some . members
of_theiturelly•new;xe,pose.
Borrowed a Stiaiwl.—A Mrs. Woods laid In
a ebtoplaint before. Mayor Morrison, on Satur
day, .agalust one ,Mary Roily, charging her.
'with borrowing a phew'. with the tracittiOn of,
neva returning ft. The-.parties had been do
thecity- poor Wattle:and after borrowing the
"article, -Mary left the inatitation. She was
found a house In the Sixth ward of thiaeity, by
officer Scott; who recovered the shawl and
banded It error ter IhOroOper owner.
- tL another Cold ,firiato.—On aattmla hsh
e weather sot In cold and continued so.dun
the duy yesterday. - We hoar it stated that
MEM is much ,imerorthg CallOng .tbe n S 0 7 .
r.." . of a proper IItIPPiP.Of I ' oo 4
' C ' e l, thaw, yam have enough and to span:lA°
..." "'it that none in their midst Butter—par
a•Pa Perish-4min thosoydrity of the weathor.
Pran11111 " nizta•Day.-i-Aportlon tho
pruners of tab city telabratad tha .Iblrtlrday .
p la Fran y, li,„ / " l4 V.außaer_ott Saturday °Too
' - 16, Eno entertainment was
- 'go UP hYK gioo4wo aro'lnformad that
It Nakalria.udict Sgar•
. ,
*be AnantillgeolthX7, for PatmsltrY, Dal .
, just bean "c.w.o. bed !afar bale by Pittbbk,
Fora pc -
r#Stkiiii,!‘ §4 ll . lt ? i lia OFIP3tD.
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Illenreiempeafx. I
Itoo/4 wo are to iu r the le_
mate drama. Mrs. Gen.'Lander, funnerlr
31iss Jeon 31. Davenport, ft laity Who has al
jo.lll eolebrated for her ilnmeatlc
11 1 , 1,, Ttoik... her appearmiec Cir the rot
limo in 'even jean., In her unrivalled charac
ter of the Contain., In Sheridan lino. Mel
crap play of "lave, lit the Coutitit-ii and the
From the rvut fame of Mr. Lander,
we have no Matta but that the theatre will be
titled evel night taring her engagement.
Pr Gas Hove.—The newton of travestyt
eer at this popular place of Amusement, and
this week we are to bare us.t.ody. 31.34 Yen
111E B. Price, a young and beautiful tragedienne
who has bad the highest enconlunts passed
upon her by the press wherever she has
ap
peared , appears to night irf the ehartOter Fun
ehan, the cricket, supported by the eminent
tragedian Mr. M. D‘ilabiebett, who appears an
nithor Barbiand_ bongs tad. dances complet.•
the ittausament of the evening.
•
RIIM-4 young gentleman or
Ulla City, 'nukes 1.l: grit appearance to-night,
and recites %tt poem extuled .suortonn•.
Hide." For particulars, (sap posture.
rfarette de.aire to call our
readers attention to the foot that this evening
Mr; J. H'. Newell will give sonio of his select
Teadinga.and recitations at La Fayette Hall.
Mr. Newell is well known in our community,
Slot only as ash ante reader and elocutionist,
but na one Of the most Successful teachers wo
have in our city. Eor many years ho he held
position of Principal of the Fourth Ward
School, since which time he mks opened a Se-
Icet insiltution, and ono of the greatest evi
dences of his popularity is the fact that our
bitirens consfder thonasolres remarkably tor
=nate if they can procure admission for their
children into histathool. Ho has a very large
circle of friends, and we hopo to ace the Ilan
crowded upon this occasion.
Masonic flaU.--OcOrge Alfred Townson.i,
tho youngest, as well as the most brilliant of
war correspondents, delivers his celebrated
lecture, "Recreations of our Special Car
respendent," at-Masonic Hall to-night. under
the auspices of Tennyson Club. Of Mr. Town
send to a lecturer we are sure we need not say
a word. file recent lectures before - the Alle
gheny Library Association attest his ability.
14.5 who failed to hehr him • upon those se
easiom regretted It, and those who did not
hear him at all regretted it still more. Cents
may be secured at Mr. Meller's music store
during the day.'
Cameral Park.—An extraordiunry fatality
has followed every announcement that there
would be a grand Skating promensuse at the
Central. On every nonunion the weather has
moderated; *and the lair skater, as web as
those who're not, fair ' have been obliged- to
chew the end of bitter disappointment. But
this time it ts n mare thing. and no mistake.
The promenade will as assuredly come °Tints
afternoon at half-past. two as ice is ice. And
then to the - evening there will be a glorious
jubilee. Chiliees lanterns will be on hand to
Wad enchantment to the scene. Won't there
be a PAP eroad though
Tried of New lloite.—The Vigilant Steam
Fla, Company made a trial on Saturday of the
new hoe urninfactured by 3. W. Loughery,on
Wood street. Thu company we understand
were sktisfled with the quality or the hose but
at tie request of the manufacter tested two
seetima with the following result, Ist trial—
SO lbs of sam presre pre ICS Ms. wa
ter rteenrete su
re. to the squa inch. duced
VI trial—MO
lbs. do--165 dw 3d. trial 1.30 lbs. do—caused the
host burst water at =3 lbs. armies pressure.
Mating at rlilol3Park.—Wo suppose that
it 6 unnecessary to remind juvenilodom that
today thin popularplace et amusement will
bethrown open, rind has been aleistercd over
bythat master workman Jack Frost, with •
brantifol coat of pure clear ice. To-night it
will be brilliantly Illuminated with the new
lghts which have been obtained, in addition
t) which centre lights have been placed in the
fiddle of the Park. There is now no blinding
glare, but a eon mellow light pervades the
thole atmosphere of the skating grounds.
Surety of the Pettee.—Phtube Frank ap
peared before Alderman Taylor, on Saturday,
and prayed that a warrant mightbn issued for
thearrtat of her husband, John Frank, and
that he might bo bound over to keep the
peace. John had been asserting hoe preroga
tive as Pheibeis lord, by chastising her, and
hence the complaint, • Warrant issued.
The Pletabeiith Lesder.—Thb exeelleni
Weekly 1p ; again beforens, and, as' asuel,
fined with very interesting 'matter. The por-
Streit of hlre. Grinder is an excellent one, as
my one iris° has peen her will testify. A
leading feature of. the Lender is that It la
being used by some of the clergy of our city
to show up abuses. 1.11 Is hold, manly sold out
spoken, and deserves success. !
God Help tlle Poor
God help the poer•. the bumble Chrtstla
''God help thopoor" is a prayer that sieve
this.
. Man la Gotra agent; from your well eprew
board.
- teethe? halti heather, God gives the reward
FROM YESTERDAY• EVENING'S GAZETTE
Darius Shinano' on Wood direet—filof
flowo Open era nabbed.
This morning the hardware and cutlery es
tablithinent of idr. James flown, No. 1.3" Wood
street was found to have been burglariously
entered diming the night, ad the safe blown
up with powder, and robbed' of WO in moncY
mad a number of prorolsory notes. An e tom
tit:aim:tot the promises developed the follow
ing facts: The thieves find endeavored to
gain access to the yard by boring through the
°Mai' de door, but finding the doie titled With
&beet iron on the inside they abandoned the
boring process, and removing the bricks from
around the door frame, tore out doorfoul
frame together. - Thts was a bold oper
ation, and mext, have required considerable
time and labor. Ithving gained, the-yard , the
thieves entered the shop by cutting a hole
through the dom., about Mx inches square, and
reaching through wrenched off the padlock
which &erred fora fastening. Ilavingseldeted
.sinumber of very llue.tevolvers—tvory-heentl
led nth
r mounted—thvttudertook
the dffileult task of blo w i n g- o p en
e the large
iron mere in th e store. A hole was drilled near
the center of the door, and a charge of powder
Inserted faillicient to blow the door to pieces.
The wreck was complete. The heavy outside
Plate
ripped g was blown
Ball
off, and the inside
sheetin was literally piec. The
force of the explosion was so great (t at a por
tion of the door, in striking the leg of • heavy
desk, broke it in two. it is supposed that the
thieves used a fuse, and betook themselves to
this yard until the explosion occurred. The
safe contained eloo in money, which had been
taken la after bank hours on Friday evening,
a zoimlum of etoreiseary notes, and other pm'.
pers. The contents of the drawer had been
carried up Virgin alley, about two-thirds of
the way towards Smithfield street, when they
were examined. What was considered
useless was thrown down, and the
balance a_prontrinted. Among the pa
pers (Muni tWs morning was an en
relent? contain ng hilli.boMaging to the
mnm
hers of Slurries Lodge, which bad been left in
the safe. The thieves had neglected to exam
ine this package, or had been frightened off
.before they had an opportunity to do Co. The
butglery was one of the boldest that has been
committed here for some time, and chief Long
and his police will have another opportunity
to exercise their shrewd/3mm before going out
of office.
East ILJberty
•
The eltireno of this thriving vlllage have
taken the preliminary ctups toward-, having
itAreeted into a borough. A committee has
been appointed to report upon the proper
boundary - lines, and another meeting of free
holders will he held next week, fur the par
tOse Of dying the belled*, aelocUeg a name,
etc. Under a general act of — Asset:Mal& the
Court of Common Pleas iILI4 power to
erect boroughs, and -when - the necessary steps
ha'o been token the Court w 11l be applied to for
a charter. There is come talk of chonging the
name, and "Selig - wick" has been sugges , ed on
namable name for the new corperuth.n—in
honor of the Into Gen. Seduarles, who was
killed In the memorable battle of the W (Men.
hens. Wo wonld suggest that, WbatOVOf 001110
ili selected, the MaMit GLIM, plat office .Mould
ehouged to conespOrld with 11. The name
orthe pont omce at f.ast Liberty is
an if the 0111 name Is retained, (which to not
unlikely,) that of the post °Mee should be al
tered.
Corner Letlintlff to Allegtooty.—Wichto
a few days past numerous complaints have
been 'lodged ut the Allegheny Mayor's Odle.,
by troirchantsdoingbusineas on koderni Street,
against parties of yonngmen who congregate
nightly. at the' street comers, and by their
conduct and language annoy and insult custo
mers and passers by. Last night the pollee
kept these crowds on the movo, but no Impeller
had they left one corner than they established
quarters at another: - We are-requested to
elate that If the emetic,* Is not stopped, the au
thorities• of onr , sister‘eity• will use severe
mosures and,imforee th law provided inauch
bCanes,• Tb 0 zulutioe is o e
growing one and has
became 100 intolerable to be borne.
• rellininVanlsPostadllcoAppoluturnts
are announced Os follows :
Emanuel Ballenger, pOstmluiter Bock Bnrlnu,
Center county, Pa., rice JoseptrA. uanhln, re
aigjicd,
piwtratister North-Sprlngflclo,
Erie county, Pa.. rico B. 8. Patterson.
, Lowls Spam postmaster -Iloydstown, Butler
e Q"nt , ,ra.: Vice Zack. Phillips, declined.
Jelin natter, postmhsterLarthatts, Clearfield
county, Pa., vice Emerson, moved away.
, Robbed In Ditaking Hausa-J. 8. liar
grwreo, of Wheeling, waarobbed last night at
Jakieg Algeobi drto king house, to the Diamond,
of *gold watch and elosin money. liargravm
was quite drunk, and while sleeping In a hack
room was relieved of his watch and money.
ata house was searched today, but none of
thelndsting money was found. ,
Rotreeny.—This morning the till of
the
Unr.
ilecln o trUtOber, who keeps ['stall in the Dia
mond market, was, robbed of seventy dollars
In money, by three boys; who had been observ
ed loitering about the stall. Two of them,
Tbamas Richmond' and Edward Finnerty;
hallo been angled, and will probably be sent
to the Roue of Refuge.
' Wife Ilesertlen.-.llobort Montgomery was
arrested today and taken befon3 Mayor Low•
ry on a charge of having deserted his wife
ary,and refusing to contribute to bar sup
port. Robert was unable to part i es, and was
con Matted. for trial. The reside, In
//ardscrabble.
The Atlantic !loathly.for February, haa
bOO2 received and la for pale by W. A. Widen..
fancy, :No, It. Fifth meet. It is 09 attractive
no over in Ile literary coatente.
..Our "intim Yolks—the best paper for the
young tt publinhed—ta Just oat for if °bream
enctla Seraph:thy John Y. Hunt et. Co., kteaunf.o
/LA Fifth_ *Mee!. _ •
• •.
Naas!? for rebrtutry, has
eat
M received Stiellifor •by Joho, P. Runt
CO4-Kigo l o/ 13 PtiriO, .01 00 3 L. , . -
Mims Warman. IhrlfArnton.
Thin whO it t.. rival tho colohrn-
Ird Anne Dir4critnon:tn announced to lertoro
In .lohnutown nest irrk . and we Pro'"e I
-note of our wit! Iroltwe
her to ltu y n ei. it r: Tr. or ie.:-
Dertoteoin the prom:nolo fs.ntoro In 100 ;
Inn n, nod The 11:10:1 pro , : 0 0 . . . laid for Lb , I,
I,:osprrn.nrc. !Lev. Theo.
12nyl,t, of lhookl)n. noenk , it
r:
tier h0d,...) , einnular. Stetunnah
Evan , 141 null{ d . or Aberdare, In Weden• her
father •fl Ore.—oiler and is drunkard A
-xinday ,hoid torn:Arlon, pronounced by hor
:.a or., isimme .4 of reform
ing het father.biacovraing that alto possa , s-•
r.I o gift forPer , mmdve spealcimr, she began at
tweh n ymr» to whirrs. her Welsh country
folk nn temperance. In tondo" and Man.
elke,ler she WWI none welcomed by crowds of
Well Mr, and lost. year she determined on
minion to Americo. Largo mmllolloo9 have
eat bered to heartier at New linvml and rise
o hero eho is overwhelmed with Invitations
to lecture : her head does not ace= to have
eons dir zy alilt Stleef. ; and for one, I be
lieve Pile has been sent over to us to all In
fore and ing that temperance rev inst so 50p.4 . 7
nettled, and whose symptoms are grgatng ap
parent on erel y fade."
Supreme Court
Civic( Justice Woodward, and Ju.A.
Thompson, Strong, Ilead and Agnew:—The
following judgments were entered Thur.(lay
morning:
Ralston's appeal. Judgment affirmed on an
canal division of Court.
:The commonwealth ye. the Central Passen
ger Railway Company. Judgement for the
comixionweal.th on the plea of nut tie( rOceittl.
Hoffer et al. is. Miller. Judgment aftlruted.
I • retley vs. Barnhart. Judgment affirmed.
Commonwealth ex rel., Case et at., vs. the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Judgment
for defendants on the demurrer to the return.
Brown, and Campbell vs. Scott. JUdgment
entrmed.
Miller ye. Malan. Jedaraent reversed, and
a venire do novo awarded.
. .
'relay vs. Warren. Judgment reversed and
a venire de novo awarded,
harden ve. Pattered,. Judgment affirmed.
Carr & Co. re. Beck & Paltrier. Judgment
affirmed.
Iteilbroner & Co. vs. Wayte. Judgment sf
tinned.
Pennsylvania Railroad vs. rennooks. nil
course was revorncd on the 16th Inst. Judi,
Agnow now files t dissenting opinion, I
which Chief J ustice Woodward noncunt.
• Hans"lay Girl.
The Johnstown 11-Lone say.: Catharine Ri
ley, a young girl of Irish parent., aged aboot
twelve year., left her home In Conemnugh
borough on the morning-of the 15th inst., and
hno not niece boon heard from. It Is feared
that she had gone to Pittsburgh, first having
fallen Into bad company In Johnstown. Cath
arine L..a good-looking girl, with brown halt',
cot Short, and bine oyes, and when she left
wra On . .. at In an ohl blue delving /rest
andwhite shaker bonnet, with a lighfceolorod
curtain. Any Information ooneerning her will
be gladly received by her afflicted p arents.
_
Letters maybe addressed to Rev. P. Harvey,
Johnstown.
ROBINSON, MeCLEAN & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
No. 75 Fourth Street. Pittsburgh,
Dealers ht all kinds of Government fteemltles, .)std
and bllver Ilan:meat Drat Nato', Torelaw
and Doniettte Itsehange, etc-, etc., etc.
Deposits received In Par Funds and Corteney. In
allowed allowed or time de:wits Collections made
In all parts of the United litotes on most favorable
ten..
Chttera
the
with dispatch foe remitting In
the business at the Rodeo. New Tort, Philwlelphls.
504 l'lttalturat Brtken• twirls strictly on commis.
lion. •
Draw nn A. CI.KWIt & (70.. New Tort, J. COOKY.
& N B . rtilladelpnlat &testes. TETEO. A 'T. I
Itosteent.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
BANKER!' AND BROKERS' BOARD
I (0017.7ATED at SOSINNON, NI CLEAN a Eo.I
Orrscr. 07 Tar Pm - raannon Garcr-ra, ?
Sarni:Dar Jan. 00, 1041 l
U. S. I,ON ?AV' 4.4.01.
U. S. 40Pa, NB 30
C. S. 7-00.., till 73 90 00
U. S. 10-10.• 92 00
U. N. CertlErAM........ 07 03
iold' 170 MI
La wronee County Sties .• EY 03
Monongahela In.;Lramen... 51 0)
Cu= Inruninee xllOO --
Monongahela Bridge Company El 011
Cltiatme linUOnsil 11=k_ .. .... ... SS Oil
Exchanse National Bank 5150
11. it ]l. Nat lanai Bank.. - 57 73
Ceoplm Naticrnal Bank 113 00
Bank of Plttaburgh d 0 06
Fourth National Bank 114 03
Third National Bank 121 011 M
.
Cotabia Oil 04 ra_ .r.; Go
C: r. Telegraph C 0... .... .'. ..
75 Oa
Cooptr Phu Arm. Co 23 01
c5OO U. s. 7.'s
cohrs.bis
Gold closed rather Ivrea on or/tart/ay. Fri
dey'satramer brought favored, report. trot.
Ellie* hi regard to rafted OtaieStocurltit”,
strengthening the market for Governments,
und,o Rhein casting oa decline m gold, made a
dull market_ liar market is lbare of Seven-
Thirty notes, and the demand Iv entire and
firm at full priors for the various bums.. The
gold beading Oondi have not improved cruder
the European news, because at the presaut
roles Of exchange and gold t o European quo
tation., although at an ad • ill not Cu.
thortre a shipment of bonds, Theta is no
doubt of the feet that the eralit of our bonds
Is steadily advancing In LOndOn and Perla,
and the time is net fur distant when they will
stontion a par With the most farorcd.of for
eign loans..
The stock market Is ratheilless buoyant to
day—we could learn of no operations In Batik
shams. The business to them daring the
week has been rather above the average, and
holders hove advanced thole rates. 09 , 4 was
bid for old Bank of Pittsburgh; Bel for Peoples
—en advance on each. We note sales of Col.
tunbln oil at M. The market Is reasonably
firm, though not strong at those figures.
Money market tightened considerably to.
wards.the close of the week, and on Saturday
the demanded exceeded No supply—causlng
an advanee In rate*. :So. 1 paper selling at ISO 9
per cent—other eltsses &vary from 19 to It, en
cording to quality.
—lt Ls generally assented in financial circles
In New,lork:that the foreign clause will he
struck out of: Mr. /McCulloch's loan bill, and
that no Inducement will be given to
Euronenn eapital in the way of 'convenient
receipt of latertat. If the bill Is passed
allowing the Woos of forty-year six
per cent gold-bearing bonds, it Is thought
that there will be no Lack of European
or domestic buyers, In large amounts. The
country atilt needs a security for permanent
Investments, for, strange as it may soon,, out
of ed,l l OO,COO of Et... Aural debt, and the entire list
of Railway mortgages, there i/1 nothing In
which to employ surplus fonds, except fur
Very short periods, and It is generally agreed
that the sooner the Secretary meet, the want
of gold-bearing bonds, for permanent Invest.-
meld, the belle. for all. Business I. fretfully
awaiting the action of Congress In regard to
this Important meosur•, anti the me rhete will
continue to duetust.• and exhibit panicky
symptoms mall It is fluently disposed of. As
to the benefits of a return to specie pri, meet
Were is little difference of opinion anywhere,
the only 9 s t ton at ',site Is as to thr neettiotit
orprassslng the country bark to sleep• pay•
monte la) a ilintratt mg the currency rote:,
under the pressure of the late war. The only
people who ~felt to Itolli batik and proven( a
financial right are those who do the connt ry
most harm by keeping buck goods et high
prices end nptettlating to mom.se sudden for
tunes.
—The report of tho Secretary of the Treue•
nry on the nuances contains a table of Imports
and exports daring the past four years. Tho
exports are reduced to gold value, and Include
the ahipments of specie. The comparison Is
no follows
Year
ending Exports, Itixemasof
Juno NI Import., (old Value. Import,.
1F132. ..... irrra.sszum 41 . 21,127,501 . 4 5,V4 593
I( 2242194 PM . .....2,410p0 800,717
1864. =, 50 2,ett5218,482,2:t.': 111 (173,C13
tE6S M 4,130,1910 11)4,176,382 to,'lctiam
Totl4l,ort,m,to por.,:ups oroomors3
It thus appears that during the four teaks
endlng.3une 19,1963, we have imported 4120,9
0c44 3 t excess of our exports of products and
specie. The balance, so far as liquidated, has
boon sot elf by shipments of national bonds
and other securities; and the largeness of the
deficiency affords eomo indication of the
amount of Frye-Twenty bonds sent toEurope,
aS it has been chiefly in those securities that
the difference has been paid.
—A recent case pr sharp practice in stock
circles has been made pliblle within a day or
two. It !seems that some denier in En; Oil
shares put orders in the hands of different
brokers, as both seller and buyer. The stock
cold at from 43 to 64 per ehare. Ho put WOO
as margin into the bands of the buyers to bey
on time, and left with the seller orders to sell
for rash. Thus, on the slim margin, the hay`
ing broker was paying to hie principal through
the selling broker, cash for his stock, but
when the time expired, the buyer's principal
did not appear to take up the purchases, and
the stork is reported Co be of little or no
value. - Twoor three weltknown brokers have
suffered from this default, or swindle, or
whatever It may be, several thousand dot
lare.—Philo. Ledger.
—The interest which is felt abroad in respect
to our financial condition cannot be better de.
scribed than by giving an extract from a letter
Nent to the Now York Tribune from Frankfort
osethe-blain, where a large number of capital
ists WAS recently addressed by lttr. Lanier,
whose remarks have been circulated by our
consuls throughout Europe. It says:
•ifiold or paper dollar Is the question which
agitates the berman press and financiers. The
more they discuss your financial proSpects,
the mom they Invest in your securities. On
all 'Changes, the transactions in them tiro
°pigment'. Since-the receipt of the President's
wattage' and the - report ortho Mrcrotary of the
Treasury, the trailed i• :el aceutith a rule the
market. ulnthiit ththe exeluaton of every Ulla=
Iran 1 tt iirtemberg omelet paper naa
brought out a long article Ig/wiling etgalnid the
I in your bond'; Over DJ.-
uvt,hho gnilitcra hay lug been hthecteil in
them, to the dra rani at cif cll., intlire,ta. Rat
It. the ilkapiaditt iit. of tie I
i.ar hood- the day t,, c.•tit,
thy fort Ing thyamulet Thal hi ,
people du, nothing bettor than to Int
in Anierliatn ueenrttee Ile the an feat tours otter
i,l in all - rt.,- bond-. are the nio.it ruin.
eital and tient lid 1,1111 , ,nr....v0n could havy
tent ever to the obi eminent to convert the
in it pulilican prliscipiea. They never
bettire heal th
.a ;cal talk shoat -fineries
your 111111111 S told re.ouri your future mid
are tll,l4.eit everywhere,
and In .nett fa, oralile terms that ernig•vation
In the It ail lug topic among the starliy rnasite,
and thy next year will liring you, for every
41.0 of your uvula when in tiermany, :161,1,1
rine of her luituatritutl
PITTSIIIIIIIin 31ARKU.7.4
OTPICH OP TAN PITTSOP non G kTp . r - rr.
SATCP.DAT, Jan IN; I# j
The general markets have been dull and
pad during the pane week, and while there
ban been a moderate local trade, the trawl. ,
[ions generally have been of an 'unimportant
character As navigation has again bran re
numed. we may reanonably inpect larger ar
riVain or prrsinee, and thin will doubtlen4 has
a tendency to inereabe the volume of brinine,,..
GRAlN—Wheat Is toilet but 'truly with
some inquiry fur 'aline _Red; sale of 2 oars eoni
mon Wisconsin White at x , lO. Barley Is dun
and entirely neglecled. Corn may be cynot , ,Kl
' a f7'...'"*",73 for Lae from
store. Sale of fat bush Oata at 17; Rao, small
sales nt ta33o. Rye is quoted at anaftl.
FLOUR—Ls dull aml unchanged. Small sales
from store at pr. a to ino4 for Spring Wheat and
coNigio...: for good to choice Winter Wheat
brands. "Buekmlieut Flour to 11101 at kV .45
ber owl. nod Rye Flour Is exceedingly dull
at noullnallv unchanged.
PitOrlSlO3ln--linoon Is quiet but steady
with a moderate demand and we ran report
small sale, at RP, for Shoulders; Itl for Clear
51.1 en; and .15.1 t :2W.. for Sugar Cured Hams.
Lard 13 selling at Urn:la:for country and 1110110 ,
for prime kettle rendered. Nothing doing In
Ifer.s Pork or Bulk Meats,
11UTTE11.—Is tu good supply and the demand
eontiuttes verylight; good to prime Roll may
be fairly quoted at 4...4030 with .mall sales of
rhOtce at Stle3.s. At an time perhaps within
the pant P 1 moaths has the supply been as
large as at present.
EGGS.-1)ull and lower, suleA haring been
mule to-day at at. Supply considerably in ci
rrus of the demand .
fi.i.T.T—ls dull but not quotably lower; we
continue to quote at 42;0 per bbl on track, and
$0 to $0 to per Ltd for small lots from store.
SEEL'S—Flaxseed to taken nn arrival at $:,;a40,75. Cloverkeed in soiling at 07 from first
bands and holders are nik.lng lu store. No
demand for Timothy
n0RG111.7.11-1.., dull and a fraction lower,
vales belna reported to-day at 7.1.
CIIEESE—Is selling at Yt for Llamburg; am{
2'2 for Gosben.
itt 4413 per hb!
APPLE,—Mby be qUOICa at 47 to 47 per W.I.
for prime in elloine.
PUT ATOE. , —QuIet nntl noolmrage.i. vluuli
'ale. from ',tore at 41,7) per buyix, Luld $1.3.1 per
quiet but taetatly at 111 to itpla j per
ton.
MILL FELL—DuII, .143 of I rur MI4 , 11111:7*
at .I,±o.
W001221E06 E INS (OM PA 31 Y.
The works of this Company, which it will be
remembered were alliosst completely clestroy•
.•cl by lire some months,ago, have been re-built
and are amain in operation, and the Company
Is now turning out from TOO to lon) barrels of
prime white oil per week. The Woolrlglee
Refinery Is a Rhein doubt ono of the most
sebstantial and complete works of tlie kind In
Western Pennsylvania and the ilLucifer'•
brands stands at the "top of the heap, - boll, to
the East and Europe. At aeeting: of the
stockholders, u few days since m , t h e following
welt-known business men worn elected direr.
Wry Watt; Capt. ins. W. Porter; t'
Herron; t 0.... Meek; Robt. IA"; It. W. C. Cur
ran; I.Zobt If. /I and
Caldwell. The Secretary and Treasurer. Mr,
11. NI 1..00, 1.3 a g. ntlenwn of tin••
qualtilrallons, alit Is admiralty trio:tied h r
the resposible poggitimi he has so lately as
tned
Tfl lIION TIZAI)E.
At a meeting of the tron assoeintton the
other day 11 vas reendersl to red nee the wage.
01 all artisans emplrmed la the mills. twenty
per rent, to take erfooton the first of Febranry .
011 f1/011tritthOhiettilet, hare found It netsci.Lary
to take this step In order to protect them
seisms, as imported iron Is now being sold to
the western markets at rates which our Mon
men cannot compete with withont Incurring a
Itt case of a refusal on the part of the
employees to submit to the reduction asked .
It fa prvbable that all the mills will be stop
ped.
PETROLEI.OI,IARIKET.
Orrice or ram 14rraacaoo GAZILTYL
S•Transr, Jan. MI, 1.1
There was more activity in the Crude marl et
to-dny than (or some days past, bet there I
no quotable change in price:mind we continue
to quote at :Aril, 'ibis returned; and
bbl, rcturnl. Sal. of 210 bids at Yli 751 an at
160 ut :110 at 10, sod lon at 21 The pros
pect of a speedy resumption of navigation be
ing con•ldered highly favorable, bolder, were
more anxious to realtre, and parties who a
few:days stare trefusod gAnd =, are now wil
ting to sell at oar quotations. Them)", still
some inquiry for bonded oil, both for present
and future delivery, but buyers and sellers are
still wide sprat; and couscquiently, we harem,
transaction, to report. Sales were reported to
Philadelphia to-,lay at ea, which would be
equivalent to 41041 n here. The demand for
Free Oil coritintus very light, and prime city
brands cannot be quoted above 62.8:0c. Napalm
Is very ;dull—ln (fact it is rarely mentioned
Sale of 100 barrels Reeldinum reported ut 45
per bbl.
PETIIOLEUM trroctis IN NEW YORK.
Special Dispatch to Western Press.
Naar Teem, January MI, 155 T...
There was increased activity In Petroleum
Mocks Kendall). to-day, and the market war
Rimer. The leading features of the day
were Palmer, Shade Itiver, &rancher! Run,
and litholo Creek.
The gales of Petroleum Stock. were at the
following rotes Bilven, 4,75; Ileydrielt. 4;
Allegheny; 4,0); Preshlent, 40; ;411nAle
3,X; Ilennehog Run, t 100; Buchanan Form. 79;
ktruAlleY, T.. 1; Fee Simple, 21; 'lam McClintock,
5,0.; 11revoort, 7.13; 011 Creek, I,o4l'nlmer, 4;41;
PlLhOlo Crock, 11,90; Colon, 14,03; Caltetl
Stole., 21,0',. Weloter, 1,15.
NEW FORK PE7IIOLEUII MAIM FT.
Sl.cciak/ Divatch-to Rratotn
N ow Y °az, January a , . 11.4.
TetrOlnniu Nonni. 'fru tutl , x Itla %mall
qulen of I'min ofan•l 11.1,11,41
In
bou.l 1\
CIIICIGO :11.'111K VT.
pel the Pill ii.ar (le
I'❑tc , lo,Jmnr,ry 20 . N
F/ 1 /I,:—/.l l llil nnll 110/11.11214/.
1•11.11.111.--1i s h1 1 111. (111,14,104 I 2r. but -
fond ly roan , vorani uillt I. 3 , 11111 .1. • 11
1 / 1 . 111 111..4/1:20:1;:;; f 11 1..111 1 1 • 14( 1 , 1 1"/ N.
Not Ing Corn quirt and .at I:, !nt
ond fan tad, 1., I 1 , 1 1 .. and n.
at .24• f.tr N 4. 1. An I 21,
I I.l.Nrr, .1.• rot ; I:.t r
ye dull I
le) dell; sale. of to .el ~‘
W ulnae—Hull, al y 1,1,1
Pees tam, —llan and s Pork
declined Cr 3; 4.1,1 of 4300 111 , 1, or.si,s
cl.lng at the Inside. Cal Meats less settee;
Green llama aold at lac. swrat Pickled (lame
quiet, and bald at 16(fr7..f. Belk Shouldors
were held at Ile, with buyers at Lard
quiet and easier, at iv fur prime nettle,
and 17c for Steam,
DEZARILD llout.-13d11 and rayler, at, 110,73; re
eelpt",l4,B(Z; nhippod, 1,210.
Ls,: nowt—Very dull arid :Ur 1r,,r.”-, at 0.00
id9,iO; recolpl.9, 4,K71.
Lq• C,r2Le—Quiet, pt 0 r :4%47,W
11.orirTA—Iteeeelpte of Hoge for the week,
54,4 , i for the eenson, 607,773;14111pment, for the
week, 3,1,.7, for the No.on, to 7.810; loft for
jicisurs and butelilre, 74,3.10 i estimated puck-
Blaney inatterii Unchanged. Gold
CINCINNATI MARKET
bimetal Dispatch to the l'ittstrurgh Gazette.
Ciao, essrs,January to, PM
rnovtaients—Moro active with a fair demand
for now . Pork; gales of Now City at 12601M1,50
and Country at 1'1',30. Bacon firmer, Shoul
ders nominally 15c{ Kalov ofelear Sidon at 10o;
Sugar Cured llama, 210, Canvavved, ;Mo. rack
ed Balk meats quiet; Shonidera, 12*je;
14%e; Clear 11lb,115%e1Clear Sider, Green
meats steady
llamas, 18810!,4e. Lard firmer; vales of
City, 17 , ,,V17 %e, closing firm
Deo good demand' salos of live at (pEt
Op gyps., .11,211a11,80 not; Country, drevued,
$10,60611,00. Receipts, JACO head.
Row York Iron Market
N sly Yong, Jan. 01.--The market forpig Is
very quint, and we only notice *XI tons Scotah
In lot., at 11.11)(1Cd; and 100 do to arrivo. os9.
American in also'innotivea We notice 200 tons
No.l, at Elizabothport, on private terms; [Aldo
Trenton No, i, 000;100 do No. t, *10; besides too
do colt burlap at about (143014, 000 do wrought
to on private terms; and 210 do, old hails, $3O.
We notice bolos of NO tons nwodos bar from
Imlanters hands at a pitch within our range.
From More thovtilmumd la moderate at our
quotation..
Cleveland Market
CLirent.A Jari... 93 .—Whent--boural qualities
In moderato request. Sale nears/So I 3111anu
kee Club and amber 'Michigan on private
terras.Censi—liteady and in moderaterequest.
Hales4ears shelled from atoro Me. Oats—
'lather better shut
cars En I lit demand
ityo-Dal] and unebanged.
nonn Sales uaL
Hod at nics7se. Utirley,ll3actlse aril nom
inal.
V.ertesr of ato 7rw 1 orb._ Grocery Markel.
1
From I he Comm,rk
I otft , —lttoront.inues to fair rotittea, nn•l fn
tit , good nod better qtta/ttlett th••rr• It , It I: 1 - ••
fn• ling. ittt It•. tt_.t torn. .-.1 , 14t d. i .
h.• ^'
th t , e
it , per t
land,
Lnlnto i.e. 1
rlcea, All ,d.
113./tttnere, pet
to edit' last was
and ICA Native I'r.) ton, tr...n 5c.....1.1 hand,
cent.. gold. it. net in.3..l3.ntain. I
at 2.1' ..it 21.,.,e; 11.1 1., tido, •
cash.
=1
Sugar—There 1...1 nteml, ann.lerate lanairy
for Raw for home 1.16. e, with a fair atnnun I of
[wattlesa from t:.3 to-tlay I. It the market Is
t
weal, and prleea, e peeta:li , i of othcr than
Per
grade+, rat) r ten tiOWIIWArd. iv..
quote, as before, ft
refining Cana II , f, II I . ':
gI.(1 do, 11N, but I tun. urn nstrome and es
tiler nominal quotztelorrK. ltenned Is I•sa. tie.,
and lower—bard, ISO; soft wblto, DT ,cll7, a,„.1
41/
yellow, 14 1 .1.531. Messra. It. 1...% .1. suml t
quote 1 helr . be.tt ertnbett Ige; germ ',lst ed. 17.,;
ground, 174.. e; obit, A, 170; nod yellow t., li, , ~...
en....b.
ti/Inc.—Theo) I. more gninerul demand from
• but lb , nacrlief LL4 ytit Li ill/1C LI . t..
1 hi , conshlmaiiie parcrl3 of Cal , la remmtly nr
rived 0 , , and rOl. prey lonely, and
there I, Ini IL. r ini;uiry, but we only hear of
70 eacri , Lt 700 c urrency, and nutniex4
iilea.ll - . with talc. , of
• ',lOO bui.liati. Para Pnitilyl erin , ; Se
ters Carolina, $11.141:1; 7/n bag, Itangiion,
t. 75.
I
0,00,:,, Jan 1+ 'el attie—Tho offer
ings ilkiring the pan week unwonted to IN;
head. Indio( he of 104 , 1 t tin n loot meek The
(petit) at rattle cilTerect vra, not quite u.
loot week, anti price,. timlin.l a sh " ade
The .tomb trains were behind time till, week,
owing to the -io.ao on the mountain, and did
not get In until 14. t night, to that the whole
trale.netion.: alb+ week wore confined to the
tale , made to-dat . Of the number offered 330
were from (Min and front Western Virginia,
bt the Baltimore end Ohio Railroad; I. from
Ifhnoin anti 3(4 from We.tein Penne - Oven's, hy
Northern Central Railroad; 144 can. by Rail
road from Lynchburg; kl fromPalle) of Vir-
Tinia and Ile head from Maryland, on foot.
here were 250 head left over from lout week.
tie .(aire 150 head were bought by Washing
ton butcher., ;5 by the lint eminent agent.
he gratiesa, Re were -en Philadelphia. and
left (0re—U..1.1.1,-e 15= bee I; were taken
by Baltimore hotelier.. Prieet. to—lay ranged
no fOl /OW. t - rev beet on .ale fte, - .5 , 49,25nett0ud
quality a7,5 , 1.4.,55, third do .teek rattle
e 1,1160 a, nail settlawage 4.3..5:44 4 per 100 pounds.
The market opened very dull owl continued
W the r!o-e.
r•uuN) I a• her, shout equal In
the items nd this week, with sale• at 6' 41.
.c
per th,
Aupp/A has lyeen Very har4r.int,
last NnaflCS repoit, and the pachrrn
bought largely itt rile., ranging from #l2,s(kin
atZt ln hut , nt 8111;,311?1 , 1 per 10U !bi—
:burg:el clratsl very dull.
E.ARKET'S BY TELEGRAPH
=
ew Toss, Jan. Railway sven xn t latiort
We'redw firm e
s a t rg s a i k tt e t s k s e dn ' n e o k n I l l u k ;;;
and Old Southern after the regular Gull.
There was a perfect furore on Pittsburgh. and
stock sold up to 90 oml,t great excitement. but
afterwards fell to S7t.; It Is rumored on the
street that parties 1•110 recently cornertni
Prairtelltul 'hien are making accrue:. In Pitts
burgh, and have control of nearly all the
sines of that road. There le very little out
side support to the market and it would de
cline still till
were it not for clique move
ments In a few stocks. The Stock market at
the ',road and last hoard wits duU andgene,
ally lower on the railway list. After the raft
there an, n had break In Pittsburgh and
stork sold Joan to st , .„ and then rallied to
alL t . The folio% Lag were lice closing priora at
41.13 r. New Tork Central 9..9%; Erie
Muds. River tat; nesting lot; ?diet:neon
Southern 70; Cleveland and Pia leintrgh
tihverntarnts worn tower. °slog to the ante
•oruble news from Europe. ofate bonds firm.
but rather quiet. Miscellaneous list lower on
steamships:hares, bet steady on others Gold
continues it esk, at about the rates of yester
day, although the fore bin ties , has somewhat
modified the Strongly beat-tub tone developed
t.
yestettiny afternoon. The m Hosed at ill—
Money ennui Mites abundant. The rate on call
Is generally five per cent
The 'cent note. ants: The n; I cre:la neOtti lint
was doll, evotpt (timberland, w bleb .sold
la , cely and cloned
Ti,,- au ranee in rote of the Banks of England
and Holland nab • depressing effect upon alov
rrernent seenrities. The second and I hird
sues of five-twenties sold t lower at the Roast
Srvril-thlrtla-4 are down l-tgs4, and ten-fortles
Certificates remain firm at SP4, with active
demand from private banks for employing idle
balances,
Money runttnne. very abundant. The rate
Quoted is usually lt V rent. Arrungenseuta
have been mule Or 101\n+ oven nunday at L Yt
rent. The trurrentrlit of currency wrntwnnt
bas abated
New Talk Market
Piao Tots, Jan. M.—Corrrorc—Unit, henry
and nonilnolls lower, at for Middling.
Lorn—deal(, heavy and 10-rtlse loser; $7.60
arl,to for Extra Mato; 4b.tedbld) for R. It. 0.,
tn,,t.:o for Ttae Urn:Ma; the, market otos
ilo tl
I and bettled.
trUuows—lptl n ot i Ilreo ern, $2,!,, and I:c
-aned,
Goals—NV . l,st dull and non:tin-ally looor.
Corn dull and loom, at s2t to (Or unbound,
and rc.r . 01.2 for .1,00,1 rutted Western In store;
and dellrerral. Oats doll and lower, at 3 • 4it10 ,. ..
Gum-sera , —Coffee, 1110, ; Porto Rico.
21.!.;, sold. Suva qolel and t,,c lower ; Com
mon Molasses, 1 , 61 , E ; Havana. Molt.aes
quiet.
Prinot cry —Crude, ..M , i47,4e, Refined in
bond, 71+238c.
Psur.r.Loweo—Vork opened drill and lower,
fnod elated with Mon, firmness, at all),Zeit 1 % 1 2' <
or New Mem, elosmg at IPO,OO for cash; 0na1,3
frMilD for Old Mesa, clensinff at MO) (or ;
=Aso for Prime; r..1,51:5g , r,.5 for Prime Mess r
also, 1,) bhla New Mea,, Jannary and Feb
ruary, sellera• Option, at .194.1100,00. lioef
quiet and steady llama, steady Western,
•40,51441,00. Cut Nestequiet., at Gallic for
[shoulders; W,..gh , +:, for llama. Bacon dull.
Pressed Hogs unchanged, at 'tor for
'Western P1.X1:14 (Or City.
Lase—DWl and heavy, at MAIN ,
firTran—Dnil at Beaase (Or State.
Corner—Quict, at 11N43171,i.
New York Stock ward !Soucy Morton
Money quite enay at dun per cent. for call
loans. Sterling dull land declining at. Renift,
lUs%. Golds shade firmer, opening L'aol, ad
vancing I.T.n„,' and eh:King at 114, 4 '. Total ex
ports specie for Om week $695..8.LL Govern
ment Stocks are dull and lower: Transfers to
Liverpool ri abet without m eterlal change,—
Stank, weak S-Bi coupons, '62 RV.; Treasury
Notes, tat series, 99; mod, fel%; . .trd, Brie,
ex. I lir. ?Ws; ; Reading a. SU 101; Fort Wayne,
595, Mlch(F,st Pitt—
bort-. .*orthwestern, JINs• Rhode Island
Gold I,Ro
Neu leant Dry Goode Market,
Ns . loex, Jon. 21.-Tho following •ro the
quotat lone from the Dr Comte mocket:
Itrotwn Sheet logs D, 30; Dwight, A, :X%
Shlrttn t rw-W answutt., lUDs Nempee
Mont. Mho, 'AI, Columbia, A, 27. Cann., V.
Print rnmue W, Spritivar, WI 4; Amon-I
con. IN% Haw ilton,sl; %lot ory,w4; Warnentta,2l,
Dole Inrs—llemillon Woolen Company, 29;
IllnilDon Nl:mut - motoring Company, 73. Gime
hem.w-Lanrowter, O; Dartford, Drown
Prlll.-I•epperoll, th Winthrop. Pk -Cor-ct.
J earl r. um . 74; N urukrag sat teen, 1.).
Tick..-lock, inch, 43,
Pemberton, A A. 50. Strlpew-York.ll.:Everot(,
72. Den I Ist,. - A mOftiLeiwg DnYnstsker, o',
Hoop Sh Iri Duplex Fltptle. 53 to
in 0,05, r,•.. Moy
er, I. N.
I. 1.. '
li, Inch t0t0 , ,, t , . VI hoops, is to
T 3 Inch tape, 53 to 4)110 4P , .. , . , to CA=
he tu'l,al oW 41.1.1.1'1w. t eraA rd of thn
Dry Goods Exchange
IBON x- ' Ru dr.lol ra Iprtee• ntwha ne
4'4444 ‘ 44 " 44 A -4 ' 4 . go,I• quiet but flrm
nn.l '44 !, !nand tot I, rtli
I - Jilt Jull Wcntlp, extromely
I=l
r sta • 1111 in . Fst , 17 Untl:tap-4
and .011,1.
S." 4t,54,1) $10C.,..! for No, I old
Ino 57,1 f 1.1 litin lit ..1,10 tor ho. I OM
Joly :llrt for No. Oat.. strut at
Jot• lel tl a del otor fot No I Use atoarly at
for .\n. I.
. .
Punt oto,—llog, titiner and in good do.
ma nil at talti for i:ltt Out hold
arc firm .at $11;4)411,50. ltecolpis. :.,:. JO bend. MP..., Pork lino ”t 6i.N.Zo for City. 1.4.1
dolt ut prime city.
COTTOII-I)Un rt Cr for initial Int
Wiltatir—Shady' nt ti,s tree.
Gold, 134,N.
EaMinor, Grocery .11wrkot.
It/armors., Jan. TO --rodee--We not., the
•rrical to-tiny or lir. bark Mary Bond, from
ltto, who 411 , 0 bags. There wore sale. to-day
of IFOO bags, out of bark Agnes cargo, to go
West, at 31 cis also, ..a) bag. al 901t20 , :c,
;cold, and WO do at 96 cents currency. Market
firm, especially for prime, which la scarce.
Mock of 1110 in flritt Immix 130511 bags,
bugar—The market 1. quiet& We have only
to repOrt tales of tt3 Mots Porto Men grooery
at 12014 els; and TO do E. ng11 , 41 at I. cents per
milord suga,—Prlees wore further reduced
to-day !ie all round. We now quote cairn due
powdered 1.14 et., crumbed, powdered and
141-ancrlated le rents; soft 'erased A white 17 ets;
circle A 1204 eta, It white It'' rental C extra (60;
yellow j6.%etstaiol circle C 1016 per lb, for V)
or more bfd.--les. than '35 bble tie higher, Ito
or more bids tie Into. Golden syrup In bbis
el 4, In half tibia I cos, and kegs 10 cents addl..
(banal.
RIVER NEWS
■lean, wesrn■n err.
Stare nor last there has been a very roe
sidered change in the weather. On Cetera.)
morning, it commenced to turn cold, and soon
and sleet fell fast and furious. During tho
afternam It became comparatively clear, bit
still continued to grow colder. Yesterday was
very Mid, it made an abortive at tempt to
snow. The river liar taken another rise, and
last evening there was nine feet water In the
Channel, and rising. /CO was running very
heavily oot of the Monongahela. liminess at
the river, In view of the departure of several
steamers WWI rather lively.
The port listOlaskovening, consisted of the
Rover, Wannitta, Financier, Arutaditlo, Dela
ware, Lent Lenti, Columbia, Nevada, Julia No
I, Bayard, Forest City, and Glasgow.
The dinerlen, Capt. Golding, left on Satur
day for Nashville, with is very goal trip on
The Artncnia, Capt. Capt. McCallum, left on
Saturday for St. Louis, loaded to the guard..
the Citizen, Capt. J. H. Rare, left on Satur
day for Now Orleans.
Thera aro several boata about ready to go
out, and some of that - 4 will r out today
lIIIEZIES
MEM
=
•Tr., 31,4 I.
a , es
IMM
left 11nrann , i r rl',:- p... %-i
. rip
Ihe 011, t apt. Campbell fat 1 0a...
.. l e. the N. lath, (apt. Evans. anti, th.• Its) •
apt D Moore, for Paricay..barti,ar.•
e.. r i s , ;II and will leave this ti
a
lehylhe lee be to heavy.
.
The Valetta. from Clifton, on an, Tonncii-o ,
'r r • on her way op, loaded with pig Iron
or till. iilace.
Ihe l.ln Mny wiv, -link • few ilaya aince at
tinny Rayon, n et one litoolted
la loa shrci I a She hot 310,114 A.
'• elren.i and a 14: 1c neigh, en
via. valued at Kama.
. .
T1l•. 1.11,11, ( t.pt 1114 el, left for Xt.ltv ills
.at unit"
TEC bit-sissit.pi river 14 open to Hannibal.
at that. Is be,v, In.n. at Quintet
late ...torketuats its it acts Ices state that the
. aseceding the A rammtai
newt loutish- at the time, hound far Little
Pt el< !nom New Orleans, laden with coffee,
gar and oilier merchandise, strnak a snag
ittal sunk In slooll 1 feet, Oi water. she to now
vying w, ib her Li-ad downstream, and It is
'Mbar doubtful whetter ,bosun be TOWS. The
tfinrs as durir.g. the war an iron-elatl, and
by part it, ill at. ionic last. Summer to
which piece she was taken, and 10 MOM/104
tenovided no to prr , etat the appearance of a
l.ran new rtaarner. soe a Iltl 1111 , ier command
al Captain .1,11,11 Mot:son nt the time the ac
cident oecurt d, 1,1. 1 tiur•alay We are un
able to learn any particulars in r,....and t o i n .
,oronec. We Judge she ass wrtines at 05100.
No lives n ere lost.
The St. Laois Demoerof of Fridey 511,1
The northwestern country is tiroire.e,ing
.t St. Pnul special says a bill has been intro.
duced Into the Minnesota Legislature, with
the object of securing, an appropriation for
perfecting uninterrupted navigation between
Puul nod St. Lords. Mr. It. Webster, of Chi
cago, offered to run ist: boats between St.
lonic and Ht. Paul provided the Mlnnesotians
would take {.500 stook In the enterprise.
Steamboat transportntton companies are on
the lapis. The entire river from St. P:ial to
Sew Orb ans will be well attended to.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
Pri-rsllollol2, Fon". WATNI A Cnicaoo. R. R.
Jan. 1.0-100 bbls Rour, MeDane & Angor; I car
outs, S B Floyd; 100 tea hams, F Sellers & .0;
221 dos brooms, Jas Wright:4 ears motel, Nlm
trk A co; 2 do do, .1 Moorhead; II bids bollllllr,
11 A 01orthl, 10 kgs lard, H Rea jr: 3 drouod
hogs, H Riddle; 10 bids hOnallity, Atwell, Leo A
OA; wOO I , & SoMple; 1 car wheat, 1
;•ars bay, II Rea jr; 1 car wheat Liggett & co;
.5, buckwheat floor, J Potterfleld: 559 bbls
tads flour, Shonmker A Lang; 13 bids dry ap
ples, I. II 1 °bait & co; 5 cars metal, J Wood A
son; I car wheat, Hitchcock,
.11cCroory & co; 1
car corn, Ertl A Richard; 5 tos hums, llf Par
er: 100 libls flour, Seghinayer Voskamp; ICA
do do, W Linhard; jolgs lead, Bakewell,
roars & co; 150 410 (19, -I 13 Canfield; 100 bbl,
Dour, Watt Wilson; no tes llama, Rolilason
A co; 4 aka rags, Markle A co; 6 bbl, corn meal,
37 bbls flour, Kerr 1 Emery.
Ctn . 's:Les° & Perraarsort RAM Roko.
.1 an. 24 , --2 I,bD oatmeal. Ileasleton; 2 kegs
pearl barley, 3 C Lippincott; 5 pkgs
Britton,• 6 oil bids, allace & Cov ltt; barrels
butter bbl eggs, Mali, Lee a co; Ido do, T
1' Jenkins; 3 pk,7 bli ter, Potter, Aiken R
Shepard; 1 car wheat 0 Ligitett & co; t3O
bids flour,Shomaker a Lang; 100 do do Graham
& Thomas: 100 do J Painter & co; 197 nadkis
mill feed, Jas Glenn; . ..NO aka oil meal, Kett A
IWO:tart; L 5 bales cotton, King & Pennock; 50
bbl, oil , B I. Fabnestock; 16 pkgs tobaceo, 16
Ilnimyrr; 20 pkgs soap J A Renshaw; 6 rolls
loather,
11 ff
N llo.tot t bss tobacco, D Welsh"
t
7 bales ow. A Childs; PJ bbls dry apple+, L
Voigt A en; 1. ski, oats, Sturgeon 1. 8r0;56 oil
ills, For,ri th a 13n, 36 Imes corn meal, Heil a
Rl tchart.
Prrirativaen. CoLostoCa.sNDClSClllaliri P.. R.
Jan. Ml-1.5 mks wool, Shacklett 1 Audloy; 70 011
140.4 i 1 D Moore; 161,,11, paper, Pittshurgh Pa
corn,; 75 bbls apples, Walker & Gkie; 31 bags
Robt Marsh:ol;D sks Ooti S boiler hoads,
Shoenberger ; .2.l bids oil, Pennock, Ball A co; 3
bags rags, R Dairen A co.
ALLNOOSST STATION, Jannro 71-1 car Wheat
Noble tr. Angel; 1 car urlltfeel, .l W nlnap,on
100 bbls flour, A .11arttn; N Cully_ leather. J
Lnughrey; 70 bd la paper, l'ltha Pap.er Co;
rivet, and wire, at I' Tow-n,end.
STEASI33OATS.
• „ • •
I,on CINCINNATI' AND
I ~U 1•V11.1.F.• 6plinald
ny . r .Irsmer .
kIANITA enpt. T. Sbaroxo
tear ••• on NV Y:IPN Nth, at ! p. Ea.
For i rlrbl or v...sax! •only "et board or I,
.1•72 FI.At X & (OLrING WOOll,
1866. 2ZIZ2 1866
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT
COA RI TED.
iiilllllsG, lillllll I PARKIRSBCII6
PACKET LINE.
c..,priking the folbpirinx first-elan l'a.a , nzet
...aszters :
amer BAYARD, 4:. I). Moore. Ma.vtr r .
r ro
a , a +l.,,b.rd, Ma .4.r.
arcsl4 4lt , T 4 111 , Juno 4 .0rd.t.,...11.,.ter.
144tH" N TRIP—STY BATAIID
Lvs.l4, Fit t.burgh ry Monday and Tburvlay, at
bevltne rrery )I,nday and Tbiar,tay..
,T 4
b )U
ryltuel-IdNyTED
I. rttal war a
and Friday. at
Ikni m
p. .
Leal es. Wht rand every Tem...Say and Friday, at
3:n) m.
STEAMER FUREST (ITT
Les•Ps rttisburgb every Wcdne,dar .d Saturday
at II ost.
Lomat.. it - totting cum R cductdary uatt Saturday
a tn.
CT TRIP—STE mEn FOREST CITY
Gaves E rrrrrrrrrrr “<ry. Monday sad Thlt, , lay
t:p...
Leases %a-healing. marl Tat,day mad Friday. at 7
ra.
•Ta..A DAYIII.II
Leave, rark • ratan, ea cry Turaday and Friday. a
te rn a;ea Witt cling et cry Wetlatraday nag Saturday.
t a. tn. •
•
ST EA NIFIC NVISCIIT. , TER
I. Tarter, burgh evcry'Wemmttlay Mad Utor
" L ' ..... aver .: k
a. iitreltag every Thur..day and bmada), a
7 m.
aipalonnertlona going down are madeatMlmellng
and Bell. at. thellerriand and Pltmborgh train,
whirl, Bat / Pillaburnh at ad:Bp , cl., uttifitereland
WarnelßM.. tn. with tralaa of Pittablargh, Sort
Waal. and Chirago IMilany, w hite leaves fintrage
at tL p. in..• and tit Marietta with 3Lartetta and ClO
elimatl Railroad. and with steamer, to all points on
the kinsklngum River; and at Parkersburg with
rally trade theßaltimore and Ohlo Railroad. and
with Pail T Line Steamer. to Pomrsov. (taint/oils,
trout°, Vortamoutn, Mays - vele and Clitchamatl.
4GrOup trip.connerdtons are made at • Bullatr
eit h Cler u el bud and Pittaburih (Mary., Mee m.
train, by which pas,nger. anise at Cleveland at
p. in.„and b 1 ago at 740 a. to. next matting.
JAS. COLLINS .4i; CO., Agents.
At Wharf-Boat. Fuel of Wo4Ant..
• C 1 1 - 71%/1U1:611,
Where frelght will be received each day; up to 6eOC ,
- - ' -
IMGIA.4II. PACKET SAS&
L von wiIt:I:LING, nwas,FrrA.
IYA 2.A.NESFILI.E.—She Mae%learner EMMA
tiltAll.‘3l. Capt. C. H. STILL, win teaie for lta
orbore and all Intermediate port. et - ery TC - E4I)AYI
74'?.1n. neterulnpr. e•crr FEL
.I. 7 a .. J.l). i tayl.LlNAilvonlE)...l4.ent.
- -•--- • - - - -
1:011 MEMPHIS
"ItI.LANo.-.11.e new bide
.tean.er
..... . ..... . ....
Win lea,. ale..‘e and all lolertaddlotr ports
THIS I/Al. at I p.
For fr. 14t Lord or to
.1. 11. We w. .t.e 0 0 , ••
LOU CAIIIO A2CH ST. .0417 1 ;•• -
. Lot:IS—AFTER TIIE %ItMENI.t.
the splmnoll.l r •tranwr,
%EN t. .......
•
Will leave. a 1:..••• .
frright .ve pu,age ,ppt, horni or
JAI9 FLACK A (A , 1.C.1:A..W4 , 4•1,, Agent
BOOKS. STATIONERY, tte.
TOE LIVE tND CONEViStON%
MARTHA GRINDER,
To Poi~auior.
• 111 X TRIAL QV
MARTHA GRINDER,
With vn?rtzTLlA couattleln, Prier, 23
31AILIL11 YOATI'AIII, U 1 LIECIArI OF PILICE.
JOUN P. UM &CO., Publishers,
59 Fielle Street, Masonic Hall.
DIARIES FOR
3866,
AT
J. n. READ 71, I , ollth Street.
_ .
CLAIM AgENTS.
1.10z3:7 0r it!. 117, A ,.. 11 ar 1 1 111:1x , 1 T
xldlero. who
ealliited to the tint
'ircoirsros felos - crleso,
And soldiers who were dlrrlinged fromsay other
ftervice without rocrilv log their Um enituent or Lo
ral, Murrain, are monied to eat! or Newt their ad
dna* to T. WALTER DAY,
Solicitor for Roomier, renal..
1011 FIFTH STREET, third door Imilow the Ca.
tbrdral. join
if. J. p.ArrtusoN ..... -.. . . ---7 F - F --------- a r 1••••••••••-.. . r 7 .bla
HALL PA rr11630!........••••• - ...... Attorney at Law
TIJ. A. HALL PATTERSON, 1,44
• TUURTA BTRELT, rireanurfax:P.x. • At
tororys for Collecting Claims again. t thc•fitatc and
".""• t • • e 0 'FICEPi
AM) 1.2N171 t:rlT,Yirt:filkl-B2uNTI• RICK
Al COVIIITS SETTLED AND. CERT.I.FULUTi.S.Ut?
NON-lINIVE.IITEDNI-XiS I.IIO tUREOI .
,0.T1r..11 -
JobettoNe bart.a.
osErli MEYER & SON, Itlanu
t!rarturere and inlesule and Evian Dealerstu
YND cumns, PENN S.
ablate the Canal, have nn handas large aatorteuent
of FANCY AND PLAIN ItrItNIETUIZE, In Walnut
and DahnganT, or tivir worn notnetare , and war
rotted equal in by and •tile
at
Sty mandfaetur
e4 In the city, *AA toll ta i l ft nnsotable peke..
BOOTS AND SHOES.
.t. 11013170.01 k 86 CO.'S
=III2
CLEARANCE SALE
BOCTS etc siEzazla
E!B=I111231=19
11 2oixclo,3r, tho 13t1a. Ixum
=I
Their retlt, •to€k ha+ 1.,n mark,.,l 40,0
U 1 be M,l •t redhead price•• to E 2 34.
lor their Sprtm, Stock.
Remember the Number,
GIL Ali[arlkft Stree
Vrct Door to tlartcr*. Drt VOOA, store
LOOK HERE!
Men's Hand-Sewed, Qak-Tanne
kIP LEATHER ROOT
ONLY THP-EE DULL AR` AND A ❑ALP A Pt
Coat $5.23 to Make
Few oaley at MrCLFLI.ANTPS EIEFORT
Nos. 65 uld onl
67 FITT.II STREET, Pittaburgb,r,
OUNI SHOES AT NEW YORK PENCE!
GREAT CLOSING OCT SALE
Fall and Winter Boots and Short
ll=
•
lieu•s Tte.t. worth ....IA CI) at $t
Wt.. ,Aunt. worth... . . .
. . . .... 1 CO .1 2
lettssev , BOOS., worth :1.0 .1 I
Eloy., 1 . oath' 6 .113e1 l'hlhlrra•N Boot; at hags
Call and examine, at
JOS.I H. DOIIE_L WS,
=I
GREAT BARGAIIfIS
TO El MIMED LT 9! FERAL MA
IN BOOTS AND SHOE
PRICES mknEzn DOWN. Being gletcrotlnt
to reduce my present stock. I tutre.roarked dem
price, and erlll .11 ten per ecnt less then o
boo.. In tem Mlles. titre me a call and Toe
be entletted. W. K. BIeCLIWWS
• •
re ' derid street, Alloghes
P. goods warranted.
OLIDu GIFTS.
JUL.
ajj>i DfO6T CSEFUL. MOST DrII.ABL.F...
.11nreeded then al:tithing cite. Seep your
warm add dry. Go “.
Ccwriahats If C 0.,.
BOOT AND WIRTE STORE
Cot. Muriel R. •ad the DLuitota, Pittsburgh.
LADIEW, GENTS",
AENSEd• AND CHILDREN•S '
Boots, Sheer and Gaitcra,
At COYLE'S • corner FUth and Willa etreeta
BTPrL'oe Wendt reerybodr at
FIA_NOKORGAIVI,
G ET THE BEST!
BRADBBURY, NEW . TORR.
SCHOMACKFX .5.; CO., PHDLIA
JARDINE & SONS.
BOARDMAN, CRAY, rind '
CUMMIUGS !. T.
P i I -IL csieg.
The Estey & Co.'s Cottage Oiga
3J1 . n.4JV1 nzc4.rono.4 i
Pronounocd by the li“t dem lo halfwit:lost per
Instrument of thLs /Ind In the worlds
Our Pianos have no au pertor to Wm , Pa
and quality of tone. thorongh worlurtanagip,
durability.
Tho =rrican OTIOUn" . Is redly mail to the I
trastutleteoed In the country.
Thu ••Estry d Co.', Cottage Organ" la a new
in the Cottage or Parlor Orgy Br a patent
raugement of the reeds, and the addltionnfa at
nutunal sub-base, a FPO two stop Instrument na,
roach power as a rwebnxih thri• the late
diarnde Fair, lt was awarded tf,drstpretat
*Tar •Ivelre-stop Oka., and cnistpettlars,
power and beauty of lone.
Brass sod Gennart-linver Inatfirmettta. Ot e.
deeertptioo. for ins. End Comet Banda, al redo.
prices. ratisfaeUon iplatanteed. .
Muelhal Goods, of oreOr rarietr,. etmatantii
hand. lathe lowest us/spaces.
Catalotnes and eircula.ra famished:tt applicatt
WAMEtiNk s F nAri#,
N 0.12 St, Clalr Street, Plttattorg4, Pa
dem _
NOW BEING RECEIIII4M,
THAT ELEGANT STOLIHC,- , oi'
CHICKERING PIANO!
"" 4 'l l
.° 4 ,
•
SEVENTEEN INSTRUMENTS;
are c ",.0.1: - .riIfriVALIZATAVIC6."°'
u - AnsuiNTED TON- sum :mass.'
CHARLES 6: MELLOR,
Si Wood Btreek
HOFFMAN, noEsr.
53 FIFTH STREET,
SOLZ AGW11231,0.3
7a ocas.or 4 as Wile.s.c.m.
3.1
KNABEII GREAT ENBIVALLE
PLANOTOBTEIi.—Theze Tintrotecnts lire Inn
tior to onLoth b er In regard to tone, touch, worbna
PLtNO all hive the now
P7:llll.proT-drilltner,"7laVA, Sol* P , 1 4
for the above. and also for lialuns Erna% CetebratL
Plano and rtinc , rs Oreans and Idelcelion Jan
Mail WORKS,
prrnniilina STEEL ^WOES:
ANDuasoN, corm & co.,
csuccx_67som TO JONES, 1.1011) a C 0..)
Mantfaetarers of the beet reflood Cool Stet), Spaael
Irist an)Octets..
of all %h Li
og, Saw Plates, l ice Ye',
and Sheet feat !steel, Cast Steel far
REAPING AND MOWING IIAtMENEN
STE= SILOST WING . S.FIPILINGS, ALICLEt:
a:HMV/AIM, Le.
Cart and Cainmen Mooglintid Spring Stet
lre—Carnrr of Fir.* and Ross strects, two talnci3
above the Monongahela Ronan.
I:ZEZI
BEACH DWIOND
NA7CIPECO,,
ritiblmrra tj
PARK ISROTIIEII I.; Co.,
\
lilosoaracturcra of 1
nuirr Qtat.rri ittrucED CAST b-rsr.L.
&mare. plat and Octagon, of .11 sites. Warrant 4
~nal to any imported or manufactured tot i, toooao,
Igtee and warn °nag, Na. IC, and I:lNtat„
12Putd. L 2 Scoond gift eta.'Plttabsugg.
ViDERTAKENG.
RIM:UNAWLUTI
HOWARD & WHITE,
117 xx<Aortaralm.errts,
Coal= Rooms at ataaseester Livery Stab/
corner oa lidethein and Cbsrtlers area.
Mr OM era lean Allegheny Why Ind vieLatt
promptly attended to. ' &ace luta
CCIFECVS 2 corms I
HETASLICt
1=12220
31 A1100ANYi
UNDIUIT AXING I
1:11D MIT MM - 0
usiDrsistaliu:'
BOVE= NVIILLLLISS, Undertaker.
Office. No. la FOURTES MEET
'''-,,
Undertaking to all Its branches. Dlalnterrtng,
l aying out and farntsbinit everftnini necessary iu.'.
i ed . niner .o t radi nterm d en ti,,,,,... t. Drcnnaidtlyou.ristten.mnded
e ta w .. r.
...:.,,,,
In. • 4 at reawnabLe terra.
tleslaa; .:-
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ALIA. AIKEN,
1374-333 EMILT.A.32cim,
No. 164 Fourth stl?et, PlttAbitrib, Fa. Corms
1 1 1 :4:4PM‘Wwl'ri".....,d
a tornlthed.
orgrr yt glaaht., Htu seasideurrtuirea btrauttek
Rev. David Nem Roe.
riutr:o4f., D.D.. Manua Zlirbas, Zoo., //lob IR . .'
tly
13Tocl3R, KERS.
S •BRY.AIyz„
• limps AND E AL B
'SWATS., F
tarkk:ertiglitiALtre sztd seas 011 OCIZZILSAItr
tr it ts. mad Gorenustont; ralltrlralamotbaeadeindsi
rbiloile V t altarrt aPla al
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