aril LTD' SUBD &BAN•. iooit nwdoir FIST AND THIRD PAGE& COURT BpPORTEL nulled 'Union PI itriet Court . Before Hon, {lion'tlCandies, This COurt• tact tie the metal tenui, ten Weloak, on Fridairrning. The bearing of Abe argument on the mo lion In 'errant rof judgment la the OM Of Joenpli weaver, _convicted or peeing 1 conattniofflndnrY, eat deferred. at the re , comet of Gen:Collier, until Eaturday Mum- U tilted States e.Josepli J. Johna. /Le fton on atninat tot the exportatinn of relined oil. COntintted at the tottance of Thas J.K oonan,lsq..counsel tor derendant, with . peremptory ardera for trial at next term. ,tinited_Statea pa. James Sanderson. In dictment carrying on the bustutes of a • , :lnatener without license. Plead guilty, and. tined floa Collars and the costa. , United tastes rit,'Eiten Scanlon, Ment carryin g on Imsluess of a country pro deco dealer without •11conm. Nolte pro,- gut entered. ; Adjonruod till Saturday mounnii. itlatrict Court. liefareltonafolus Ilanrron-. ystiOliT ISt TZLNI.RIMER [ASV. ihi1.1.19-ji1111111116c:1:1110 I, Guy C. ,Irvin 6 jtiry . fn skna CILIO Olt Fridtly 1110rolug Tllrldollld a:rridircAtt favor of plaintiff for SWIPS. DCArliklllol coungol, B. F, Lucas, t,E4403C1070.ti for a nap, trial'itrui tied roan. - An On. ILL? CAME. • ilandeiri.cOva. Adam greps, imnll i' alth Wllllnth ii.reps, William Logue, ;P:l3olllllgerand George oaths. Astion for trneepasi and damages. I'laintlff entoplaln • ed,that ent'the first of _Angust. lebn, at .E . Salt. , A • Ripple, in the Allegheny river Sc list txdoitit lug to lane and lying aground • ws a in nagntestby a flat boat belonging to and destroyed.involvinga dam. • age estilmated ntt three brnalred dollars. Scanlshown that plaint :re boat was lyiui across the rocks at the lower end of the ripple, Leif or three quarters ncross the - channel, which Is narrow t that pOlnt, was nod the crirruct' very envift. The, boat strneic on the of the gunwale and run upon by defendants, beat, seine fifteen or twenty.flett ,^and lay in that p ltice ou night; Failing to get oliby any other a.ane, an ale was procured and the defen- Pints! bait Cot loose.. There Was no person on board plalritUrsboat at The time It wan run agamst. or any warning given which - saight have Jlreeted -The ease went ttithelnverrynt the- noon; Jollcollialon.n Barton EVI., for plaintiff; /1...111.. Croon, Lett., for defendants. , No Nor - diet •at the adynixii. molt. • -Mee Long vs. the Pennsylvania Rail ' 'road Company.llatnuton,j,:sq., coun• set .(or defense, stating that this ease has been settled, it was marked off the list. - .Adiourned till ten o'clock Saturday. A • new jury will be 131 attendance on Iloada , COMITIOn rims. Before Hop. Thomas Mellon. ' velonve son PAILAGLS. MLA' Awnmerle Beaumont eaae tbe. Alexander C. In this jury, on Fri day morningt rendered a verdict in favor of pinintlir for the sum of t 3,730. =1 . . . ' Thu Court ordered and. directed that all j ns nrors a ill the and fail . fog to answerwhen called on mornin a g jury, be “docked" their day , s allowance for each enclidethult. - . A STILAYILOAT casar Joßeph It. Mellon - raml. (icorgoShoop _- - - owner; of ihe ideamiEw-iiont7" ; Brillucut. dation for damages, arising out of the tint, gof a cosi t. Ort er 1015, ...plaintiffs deli fl ve a a red Oat e laden with coal (1,200 buqiels) and other articles, valued to all,nialndlng gat, at 61,710, to the steamboat nfirditantn for towage from Pittsburgh to Oil City, for a certain price, Without norm, sortable delay. Plaintiff alleged that the . owners of the ‘ steamboat, or _their agents, disregardlng their promise and un,lerta king in the. premises, did net safely tow stn4delivettliellat soladen at Oil Ciiy. and , schollymegiected so to Ale; the "Brilliant'? having, throng,h unskilqui and careless atiorbran aground, causing the - shale - swing around In a narrow'r !fennel, ttlerebY causing a • collision. with. the steamboat ascending the - river.. by reason • of,which collision the gat - was song and de •stroyed, together .a ith the lading. Plain .. tiffs obsimed to have su ff ered damage. to 'the amount of tr.2,0)0 for which they bring • The defendant-3 plead reltiase,not guilty. • plaintiffs, it appears, first btought suit agatuatthe steamboat Peerless, ern failed CM action, (tried gams lab., leg)) on the ground that they were not responstblo, the . enenereof the Brilliant .havidg contracted to deliver the lint: Olathe trltd the Captain :ob ject d was called as a witnesemnd • objected to on the ground of 'beings party - intelest, whereupon the plaintiff retells •ed tam from all liability, which release de ' fendent's counsel claimed held good in the present neon.. It was further, claimed that the hill Of lading .- wits a eatlleTetit release,. by its terms the boat of plaint Iff's vrm to ire delivered ut tlil.Ci ty at the. risk aud hazard of tl e • owners' thereof, as to all 'dangers, perils,neeldents and 10, so.l, eaCept tacit 14 might happen front tho fraud or wont of good faith of the master and owners el the ' edema towboat Brilliant. • Jlowarth..l and end Watson for plaintiffs.. Marshall and Barton for debincluats. amusements. TUE Or....—The gala oL tl:l:eLs .for tit. =fall ItAllan'Opera TrOurre , ,which OPea 'on Mon;lay night at the Opera lion.; ,•,‘,-• • wary aileee, , iftil yeqlerclav, and will ha eon 'firmed to-dav, at C. C. IlullorA. Cot nAbsi. 'more, No. SI \Vona Atmel. .eAT - are Buhl to • any evenkyes oliterlahnewnt. Al Asorric ILAA.I..—Tito Fakir of Vliihrin,lia 'another jammed - itOOFO last night. 11 . grows morepolar with eac - sum:o , l , 4v evening. GA LL will. Do altAtributo.l at - tit h inatlneo this iafternoon, and perform: we to•night. , • - •A - • in Smoke: . . InforMation am, 1 made before Alderman Strain yesterday by .L;AlterL.Weatlell, eharg tog Yileon_Work :with fatie pretence. The • denbnent 'alleges that the accused porch.. ed of him, at hie cinurnhon on Water street 'near' the' corner c,f Smithfield 'Arent, ma ,thousand einem. prowls tea tepee for.them soinn - trelhey should he'dcliverudat the atone Of J. 13. Sather,:. by. Tice cigar AOSO , deltrered, but the money 1114 not hence the snit.. A warrant was beset. 11,* Opine that no ve - ry ni r rong r.tse..will be Mud • out in the preinLYlni.. '.inseberged.— , On..t be :lath of December lain, Ebenezer Sterrett made information before _Alderman .atratu charging llolmeu Aodersitai , alth Mreny.• alleged hat the defendantstele e fromlt. scam the deponent t , at Lunn ett.a tavern, on lilt, St InlnCllVilin Pike, itr - .tharthirs tomouhly, u uult of clothes valued at - Al3. The. neenued was arrested sthrtlytherettfter; and - held for a hearing yesterday. ',The. bearing was according)) , .Ll 4, and there being no testimony to nub atantiale -the charge; the defendant vas [Ltschargeod: ' . • From MC .lobuto, 'N. V. .• Jeuxs,2l. 1.--The Governor opened the ..e.s,embly to-day. Lie regrets Uos pAusperism eo -prevalent, which in et .tributed thufal lure of the fisheries. Ile I Teeoloteethls most screen°, 'etTortn for the 'Suppression Of pauperi,u. Negottatlonn r&epened Al rig French govem meet to relation, to our rht. of granting rninarelund other lands.on the french :shore, hitherto declined.; Ile deplores the "faiture - of the potato Crolls, and argues the necessity, of planting , Lerops , not, lista° to failure. ' B..l;eoks saps Of : Thatcher,.tins ; boo . brongbtle fromßowling Green, K.Y..iiiiilererr.eat,'elfeigeal with passing n pried &nit. for. $3,000 to. George Wicks, Pleiebe4 ofLoulsvplei lie ropresentkd es - Lewis ilesem, of Sr. Gov. Ghianberletii, of liana, has bon formed tLat {V..U. Bbineb, of Now - York, will be tritukbk e6rietr.ry Eemerd to Ipoir for th - O , Jappa Colonists from Alerine. IMPOtria; CLEVELAND AND PEETEDEOUILAtLEDAD. — YDUEDDEF 1-5 - bble. 011, If. 1.1 nellers & 00; 61 • dci do; Jobrildoll & •Palno; 1 car ImY,JObri Miracle; 10 , bbls apples, 1 alcAlplo; !.ai dodo, lar do dour, owner; 4000 do, Shocuoker & Lung; AA 5 6000 pearl burley, Arbuclale. & co: oats; 1G do seed, 7 do sundries, Velgt - 'a co; 73 lice& Keil a IllIclierr• 9 eke scraps, 41:1100veler; Size glass,Wolfe:llow . ard & coi 1 tr lumber, 3.ll.llinger &131 , 1* 011, 1 do d0,:15,13.".1tigd0n; I do - 0o; Phillips & Montgomery, 8 do iron ore, Sbocnbereor ,4l • • Idatm2 do do, -11.3ey, *..0011: cars bertley,2ipancor .6 Mellay;• 11.9 bags do. 2:: do thdwaY,& tus; SJ a Ics rags, .51001C1 & 01 10 bbla 011, 6:McMahon & co: 55 do do, J 1.10. 1 /00 1 )UF:it 0 do do, Waring &Ring. • • FITSSAII.III. VG. Verse. a Culoaao IL—Febreury L-4 ear wheat, J S Liggett a co,. .2 care metal, Shojek a co; '2 do do, - Bryan Jr- Cues/ivy.; 2 ear*. Iliav,t Illtaleoc!rt 31eCreeri mt . :A belles bay, 11 Riddle . 16c ' bdts' paper, Idcl:Iroy Ilarrlren;l car lard, I seller* co:I do barley. Spencer .1 • 310- Kay; I Car bay, II Ituld le; I,l+l* flour, E li Blyers , O. co; Ice do do, J It Doe; ware stuvei Italya a Ito;yertPon; 1 cdr corn, D N Court, uoy;, - . 1 car rs`o;.D 'Wallace; Ido do, W Pat. tamely-1e . 4 luty, Illakle; 9 Intoicloverseed . Xirkputrlck S kfurrou; 0.0 lad* norm, Ella maker a Lung.. . , • - ' rliTsiscitini.CoLvit ars &Ciiicrarairt R.B. }:01411:1ry. 1 / 1 .* bbl 4 rlour,bhomaker & Lang . I ear iron ore; bboenberger ./t 111011; 1 car raorn„ , bluelienbelmer & Urn 4 blda bud, 1 , Schbilslabbtirgrok; 65 lata barley, Eleanor • Bawer: 'Mao d 0,3 bras b etre r,,. 11 potrick & co; 1 car oats, Walaon Bro., 1 ear boy, Campbell; 31 Lolls paper. l'lttB Paper; ' Co; aka oats, ,J Cilcco; pkgs dry apples, VOlgt'a co; 7 dcrdo, Cook, Ilro & co; 40 do do Gr6lT Seller;' FebTLISIT ic . ,[l . ; I Orri. gosus ry II co;.n 1.11,10 apples, ,C Na .:C than C r ape; l 4 cars bay, Stesart &co; 1W holes, G roctzin gar a bortiltObbls flow; Itara.ey, tiro co; I car wheati ICeauctSy. &Jiro; 'Ol Isllo papaw, pirtaburgh Vapor co; 11 eloz broomt,' C W . Oliver; srri,ocratoc.:, T Wagoacr,. • Airaiorrais.V smart It sri.rzoiO.—Feb. 1.- 4 aka buckwheat 5100r..1 1111.1cri.34 ska bar ley, Sto‘rarc .5. co; 7 bides, C. Ii llottstott; 2 cars Iron 000, fillocalterger .9; Blair; 2 card scrap iron.'Luccuo 011 Co. r.PrPr9BllB.OB sfo CO:<:(XLCSVILLZ K. Jan. st-1 car Utn bark, /APP. 4 t. Wrioc; .73 , pis 4.lair‘ , lB , tali bark; fitlropte c0;... , .0 •• ' bales bay, B Hogg; 1 car lamb°, 'lt BAUR tl.-11thitiiq - • FRUIT ASSOCIAgIoN und a T. CLAIR STRZT, YrrlStiuMill, Pr.. dpecled attention irirent A n de dridgarng and building of Court /10.6.. Public truildiag. PH. I. l'AlErt7ll.7.Z, Banker and Broker, ItS Wood St., scar corner or Finb. • . desWipticum of•Govennwent Bonds nought and sold oh liberal terms. Loudon and Continents.' raehango sold at ow York eaten._ • Gold. Silver and VOuPoss bought at nigh. est.satee. and Gold, Drafts Isataid on Now FINANCE AND TRADE, 0171 C% 0/ VIE T15T511,173.0. CLIZET, • rEDAy, rob. 1567.• The New York stock quotations. to-day, as reiwritent itoblnson, McClean & Co., Were ns folio:is : Gold, 13,5. , ,,,1 Eighty-ono bond., 107.1.4; FiVe Twenties, old 10714: Five Twenties, '6,5;121594; Five Twen ties, new, 104;; Seven Thirties, 104.. X; Cleveland & * . Plitsburgh, 74,1; Pittsburgh, Fort, Wayne & Chicago, 1300,4; Erie, 45.), - 4 aftehigan Southern, 7016; Chiengohnd North Western, 33.):: Chicago and. North Western preferred, 6.s.)Chicugo and. Rock 9SN: Western Union • Telegraph Co., 4*.4 . New York Central, 9176. —Tim . proposition lift been before the committee of Congress for some timuto give In payment to national banks holding compound interest notes as part of their le gal reserve 3 per cent notes to an amount equal to ono-half of their required reserve, NthiCil is lIOW about 8V0,900,009. Thum will • bo practically to the banks the eerie as je gal tenders, for they can demand. legal tea Sere for Wren on ten days . notice. Thu e: recta Of such an Issue would probably b two. First, the banks would draw iuteres from the Government on their reserves—'l that le, the treasury would be at toe ei. • pence of paying the banks an annual sum to enable them to keep the reserve which is required by low; and secondly, the. effect would be expansive so far as the volume of currency Is concerned, and would therefore neutralize contraction. favor lidlatlen, and foster high prices. —The entire amount of legal tender cur. rency now outstanding is live hundred and twenty-live millions et dolled:Ss-three htui dreg and eighty:millions of greenbacks,and one Lund rut and forty-live millions of com pound interest notes. : In two years, et the rate at four millions per month, about one hundred millions of greenbacks will Dave been withdrawn. and all the compound in tercet notes will have matured acid been paid. There will then be Cite,o7o,olo of greenbacks as legal tenders. tif these the banks are compelled to hold permanently two hundred millions, equal to 25 per cent of their deposits and circulation; and they must hold at-least thirty millions for their daily transactions, and the Treasury will , probably hold thirty millions, leaving the circulation only about twenty millions, the redemption of which would make green backs ns geodes gold,and render a rssump. tion of:specie payments at no very remote ' period practicable. It is very generally conceded by parties who discuss the ques tion of the currency that there can be no resumption of specie payments while there is any considerable amount of legal tender notes In circulation.' , Assuming this to be Lyn e, it is important to hold the amount of this description of currency steadily in VieW.—Phile? Lodger. —An exchange states the currency ques tion as follows: "tedir the existing law, the whole legal tender currency may be thus stated in millions of Collars: Green backs, to; compound interest notes, its— total, VS. In two yours, at the rate lof,- 000,000 per month, re onth, about one hundred mil lions of greenbacks will have been with drawn, and all the compound Interest notes I will have matured and been paid. There will then be '50,000 millions Of greenoacks as legal tenders. Of these, the banks are compelled to hold permanently= millions equal to "Mper cent of their deposits anti m il lio n s for a t n h d e ir d e a i m ly u s thanes dc a i t o nlsMt i".:do the Treasury wl abl hold Ed lions, lea sing in il circula prob tion y only aboutmil- •Sii minions, the redemption ot wnich would make greenbacks as . good -as gold arid re tore specie payments early in 1803. This is believal to be a correct view of ,the prob able operation of existing laws', —A Washington dispatch says: "Mr. S. M. Clark's explanation of the grave tact that. M. transpired In the `Treasury Depart me, tat Seven-Thi bonds with est nt e nuh rty Gls. sued, have been printed and Is. seed, is that the numbering machine get out of order and repeated. The Intestine- Mon thatwlll be made into the issue of ernMent bonds and currency, by Roscoe Conklin, Sam. of and and Winfield. a, subooutruittoe of tile ways and means,will pia thorough: . —Says the New York Stibens; of. Thurs day: It wns announced this afternoOn that the American National Bank is in trouble, and that there is a thinaciency of *IOW* in its as-eta to be acconuted for. .The taut is owned by a dem of brokers In We fame Lehrman . , and has not had a very good re putation. Its circulation is propezly eO - The banks of the city are acing more caution with regard to certifying cLeeks, and some Raffle- institutions have adopted very stringent ;Wes. PITTSBLM GIL II 2LBILETIS Oyster or Tula PITTSIICIMIII Gass", c, Fninsr. February• 1,1%7. S The euriden and unexpected change in the weather has not, Ito are sorry to say, produced any Improvement in thesaatkets tliongit, It to but Salr to presume that In th event of navigation being resumed, and there is every appearance that It will beiore tong, that a.little life will be infused into some departments of trade, especially =ln a-factoring. Usually, there' re a good many orders from the South and West for iron, nulls, glassware, agricultural Implementa,. and many articles we might mention, early in the spring, and we tee no 'reason why date epling should be an exception to the general rule. GRAIN-There appears to be no dematst for Wheat. Oats dull but unchanged-maY be quoted at 47 tole, on track, and 30 to 52, store. Barley is In better demand. hot, as ye, t brewers rejoin to pa mo than may for No. 1 Spring. Ilya is q y uiet, n od may be I quoted at/I,tO, for prime Penns and Ohio. torn Is dull, with small tales at :'3 to Si. FLOUIt-li dull and weak, and holders generally. are willintr to make slight con cessions in order to effect sales. btoodsrd spring Wheat brands may be quoted at $.2,25; Winter Wheat at .13,8 e to all, and fancy St. Louis brands at $l5 to 1117.. Bye Flour is dull and unchanged-97,73 to /10- Buck wb eat Flour. 63,10 to 43,73. PROVISIONS-Bacon la selling in a Jots dblo wa at 11% to IC for Shoolders. and loti o 18 c % for y Sugar Cored flame. Prime kettle rendered Lard Is quoted at IS% to 11' Mess Pork is timer and unchanged. Dressed Roes 7t4to 8.-arrivals light. BUTTER-Prime Roil Butter is In good demand: and If anything, a fraction higher . -may be quoted at 83 to 35-the eatable °g uru for choice, in small packages. • EGGS-Fresh peeked Scarce and In ,do. mood-sates reported on Thursday at ft/- an extreme price, but these to scar ecly any to be had :deny price. SEEDS-Flaxseed is in demand at 52.00 to 2,ta, and but little in market. tiloverseml ta setting in small lots at igu to SW', sod Timothy at al to IIAY-There is a continued fair demand, and with light arrivals the market for Prime baled may be •plote ' d active at. 11 , 21.00 to rat. ,APPLES-fl:itr salesio eOa:3,oWrbb, a , quality. POTATOES -Continue suprislogly dull • for Iseason of the yrime Pesch blows are selling in a smallear- way at 00c per bushel. DRIED FRUIT-Sale. of ICObbis Apples at IstAi and So sacks ditto at 5. Peaches reported limner, In consequence of an advance in the east, but unchanged here, as , yet. 01L-No. I Lard is reported at 41,10 to 1,12 and N 0.2 at e 7 1p 90. PITTPIIIIIIIGII METAL AND 11E00.II - MAIIIIET-WEEKLY REVIEW. Onus Or Trin PerrrnediOn GAZ LTV:, Fmnat, February 1, 1e47. There was rather more Inquiry for metal this week thin last, and, as will be seen be. iow, the transactions In the aggregate were somewhat larger, but there is still an whim. dance of room for improvement. Some two Or three of the mills have been buying, though sparingly, and WO hear of ieveral small lots having hemp taken by foundry men, but the general market is - very dull awl the sales comparatively light. Ae yet. no understanding has been arrived at be. tween the peddlers and mill owners, and with one or two exceptionis, the mills are all idle, and,judging'froin present appear. ances, are likely g 0 remain color some time tow The paddlers andill holding out for nine dollars per ton, the mill own. era refuse •to pay more • than seven. Thu following are all the said we hate re ported. CHAncoLL. 33 tone Young Autiatar.hrid.3.2o CO— cash 01 do Keystone 1.10. F l o dry... 5240 cold/. 32 do d 0...... 55 00—f moo 24 do Bloom do ... .... 55 00— do 10 do Lswronco do ... . ... CO—do 17 do Centro dO GO 03— 110 n do Vinton do CO 00— do AirrnnAClTe. 230 tons Anthracite large CO do 210. 1 JosOphene ...... :" 53 00.— add , ..20 No. 2 do Cd . CO— de /oh do Malioniag Vslloy large 10 tons No.l Juniata rnmsnusuuPETROLEOXIBIA.IIJMET 072101 OP THB PITSHBOZOH GAIrsTIB. t F BIOXY, February 1, lea. - CIOIDE—There is nOthlng . now to be FO.ld about the oil market, and the main Wind of cervereation in oil circles today was the prospect of an early resumption, of naviga• tion. ' The dernand both for prevent 'and In tire delivery, is 11mItati,and while the new'. ket la &dined weak r prices are nouninuly unchanged. Bala of Dabbla Smith,. Ferry, at 7;15 dodo, at 7%--quotat I on. maylie fair ly green at 7507%, package. returned, and 12 to 12% package. Included. Venango oil maybe quoted at 8;4 to D ets, for ' , POW( do' livery—lt teportial that there WWI asale or two thousand bartgis to-day at 9, deliT! Bred on "first water." • ISEVLNED.-The Only-sale reported to -day was five hundred barrels for April dell Very tionama2lllleLdelplllo, y lplllo,nt BL On the spot, qV, uota be Cutely given at 21t4 to on cars here, and 211.4 to 78, delivered in Phil adelphla; for March, altos April; 11 for May's for. June, end 3t for July. That the market thus far this week has been very dull, may be Inferred from the fact that theta has been buts slugle sale reported— the one above recorded. The &deices from the east continue discouraging, and the hews from Lorene is not as good as It might be. Free oil is selling le a retail way at 43 to 44 for standard hennas—May he ettoted at 42 to It'd for round lota. AnII.LVALF4—The following arrivals of on were reported to-day. S. McMahon & Co. 50 J. Gallagher...._. 55 Wariog t King— 501 Johnston & Paine,. 61 QM 31.141LETISI By TELEGBAPfI =l=l .tiw ?gins, Fob: 1.310 any steady ant eabyra 6437. Sterling nominal at Gold aitilout material change. (ginning at. • declining to 34';4„ advancing to 35„ vet Closing at 13.1.)C. lloverrimente 'Without decideA alteration. t'relalits to Liverpool ull and eaaler—earrled nt ed pet colt taTkar. The . Loan market Is easy to-day, and the tendency Is towards restoration. Conti checksdenanks are still tiLsinclined to certify c without adequate secnrity. counts quiet; best bill 7a• 3. Less known rimes arc out of favor. Gold Arm at the Closet%4ll. Stocks were firmer tai room- Mg. and though there lens a slight reaction. at last evoulmVe board, the maret closed firm with iiierensed 0 11 1011 Cettifl cates 21; Western Union 4414 York 'Central 9;04, ex-divend; Erie U;ascii: R.telintt 10. N; !Rettig= Ventral hue; do Southern 71, - ; 111 . 1. colttdmtral Ill; Plttsburelt E: North western 3 , n/,,, Preferred CS;(,;ToleddhY); Lock Island e5!5• Fort Wayne Governments rather firmer with less in. • . . unlry. c oupo n s o of , e1,1071'; '65, 100; Ten. lort 1e4,99N; Treasury, 104401114:%; Tenues. see Sizel, 6:3; Miesouri do, Mining :Shares firmer, with small offer ings. Gold 11.111 41:5,• Quartz 11111 30o; Smith and rarmleo 610—Leavy sales, of Wallkill. Lend declined from to) to 749375. Prices of !lining Stocks bid in Bolton .to-day Cana da fAI; Cornier Falls 52 , 4; Franklin 49 0 .4; Han cock tall 4; ama 31.1 i; Isle Royal 11; Minneso ta 11; 1.4 ninny 3:14'. • Paper 11001i1.141; rag 17 , 4; at rair 161 VIRY The World,. 'Lumley article says: Gold eldsed at 135 y a, rates pall for earrYleg gold range from lose per cent. per annum, am gold loans made flat. Sterling closed weak at the decline Owing to the terve amount of Cotton shipped; shipping bill Tye Governments are quiet and steady; cormons lu7ttlelo7V; , c., do 'CI. 1053.401(5pi; 151Aq,9,13 , • 7-ell's loo/11)10/N. Stuck closed strong at . , " 6 r. Ohio certadeateS, ,Weitern Union Telegraph 44 1 4 @ .1Cit Centra1,91:447.*::,4; Erie Litidson,l24Ql3o, heading !Ura ls 101; Mlchl6'nn Central,lo6lo,lo7Y,t Michigan Southern, 71:(71%,4"; Illinois Central, Ill; Pittsburgh. 0111; Toledo Bock tep,4601 - Pit North Western, llet.atclet,',;• preferred, ilklitinti; Fort Wayne, e7' , ,,tre71 , 4; I strong combination In working to run up Central. Erie, North Western, Pittsburgit anti Fort Wayne. 11e* York Prodnee Market. New 'YORK, February I.—Cotton Nc loner; sales of asa bales middling uplands at '.5.1!p. Flour Is more steady for low grades, tool dull and declining for better geoid les„with receipts of 1,101 barrels. Sales of , •,100 - lute rels; Superfine Stateand Western, 69,100 9,75; Cries. Western, .10,15QII.1.3; choice, C 1,240.140; honed lloop chipping brands, SIO,IVQ/11,75; thole brands, $11,643 13,:71; [alley and extra Southern. 613,10 e 16- 1 closing steady and nominal. Wheat quiet nd unlize. ny changed; holders uiet exhib ith i Sales of o,t less desire reae q 0,110 ) bushels Western, at $14161.et,' Canada West, In bond, nominal at $l,lll. Barley nu changed, with sales 0111.0111 bushels Canada West, In bond, at 94(1310; do. free, 11,14. Barley Malt dull. Corn Isquist end steady; DlLmed receipt We s s 4,:te e tern, in store, 51,51,41;side's of 2afloa l.(XV, t bushels Oats,. more doing, with receipts of 3,060 bushels; sales of 13,000 bushels Western at Trag3e. Groceries aro dull but steady. lions dull at 10le07e0. Petroleum. dull; Crude led Ilenned in bond, ' , 0300. Pork opened heavy andelosed firmer, with sales of 4,e.:10 barrels at t19,37(0:0,:ii, for New Mess, clos. log at 5-.1.1,50 for Western; alpjle.2s for Old Mess, closing at 413.1.5. regular, 017,62t117 for Primo, and al9gt) for Prime Ileast also, 2,900 Now Mess at t5:Q . 21,23, seller's and buyer'a option,. for Fen :sty, March anti the next four months. The total stock of old and new mess up to date is edph.i; for same date lest mold h, 56,170; for manic date last ymtr,'Go,o3l. Beef quiet, with sales of 3.050 barrels at previous pile.. Total stock of old and net 1.0:001 nekages; for same date lust mouth, 2.3,0 le; and last year, SSA*. Beef RUMS TirM,M . , with sales of 257 barrels at 01,50tp-5,...u. 'Lased quiet, alto fan , Of t . rn. l ll P o ' r ‘ rd "t ear, gi e ,c ' t 9 o r r t Bp RILUM; 11!40. , Meats Item. with sales of 400 packages at for Shoulders; 10!..ifOric for llama. Dressed Hogs are unsettled at Vy,§lo!-4., for Western. Lard steady. with sei s e of ft,o bar .r lels at 111,31,P,4c foe old, and 12 , i(alie for new: Butter quiet. Cheese dem at at 151;‘,Wc. - - - Albany Cattle Market. Atolls, N.Y., February I.—Owi ng to un urn and delays on moot of the this market many droves intruded for this market are days liehlnd [line. Receipts up to last evening 1,10) head. Slay - cattle brought here Ilast week could not ho ship ped In time for New Yolk and other eastern markets, and cubit are still here. Nearly 40 loads of last week's arrivals were shipped Wenelesday, , and about 20 mom yeatorday; BO these will enter into thls week's con. sumption In this market, and to that ens tent lesten the demand for this week's ar rivals. Still the supply will ho small, and the fact that prices ywderilay were !,.StfN per pbund, live weight, higher than a wee ' alts, indicates the demand fair. Sheep range front 6to Moo mime slowly,und tunes ls an almost total absence of prime heavy Beeves. with light rmeipta; prices advanced to Ilf4; de per Iti. New York Dry 4:ood• Darke(. New Youa, Feb I.—Dry Geode dull. Col. omd Cotton slightly lower., Standard 6heetings and. Prints steady. Sheeting , 52; Appleton, 21144. Stark it; New York Muslin; 37 , 3; Wituisetta Londate 25; Mope 0.4.)-r,; Omen 10;4. Nettie Sheeting, 1pV31., lower—Pepperell, 10 to 4, 70; Waltham u 4. Amok Cog Ticks 2410; 14, 73 Conestoga Gold Modal i7:41 Willow Brook 45. Merrimack Prints 100Niispritanes . lee- Mei 15; Belleville mid Arnold's 15; Horne 12i4; Hovey, 1/4/1141. , Glasgow Loom Quake r City 21; Manoenster Is; Plow and Anvil Cotton 47)4; Farmers and and Mechanics N). tibleayo Market. CHICAGO, FOJTILITII.-110[IT 111111 in• active. Wheat 'firm and higher Int N 0.., closing at sl,to I,lif ; nosh Mg oath gln No. 1. Corn fairly acttve, closing at77t4:7l:e No. I. Oats quiet at X.5.1030!.‘e. Yrovhdou imuket not very firm; holders of 3less Pork generally sok 539,00; b avers WV.: 410.30. Hulk Mtais firm, with sales clear sides ut Lard firm, but 11/.1.1V0 at 130. Green flaws arm; *saw 4000 pieces from slaughtered hogs at Pie. - Dressed Hogs in good demand fnr shipment; market linnet; Bales at 5.7,...147,5u, and us close there were I free buyers us 47,:367,70 for lots dividing oil .I.'o bids; sales of live at 4ri.0U(45,15 for light. unit OM for good to choice. at. Louis Market. Sr. Lech, FebTISITy I.—Tobacco dull and unchanged; Cotton della& . .tle for Line Mid dling; Flour in better demand but prices unchanged. Superfine 49,2:410,2-5, Extra 410,50510.111, Double Extra 03,aetim,75, choice 614,0uti1f,50; Wheat dull at 56 ersg.l,6s for good Yen. alja for grime, $1,75 for Choices n 11011 at 'Neale: Oats an. changed at G. ilvie.. rrnvisionsionctive and easy. Mess Pork 51e.50620.G0; grime Mese 617,00; Humps 05,00; rielteleq Hams 10!; 0; City Bacon, (near bidet EI:QM, Shoulder,. loice, Stager Curnd Hamm Pict Lard quiet at 110133 , r;SIoge eaSY, ranging from ►P. 7 5 to $8,33. : _ (Inclonia Market. inns February I.—Flour unchang -o.'soperflne r...r2141,0,i5, and 0,t0t310,25 for 'Winter. Wheat unchanged and dull, NO. whiter, 112,00:12,(0. Corn dull. shelled 1316 - 02; ear, 5345.3. Oats dull at 50451, the receipts are quite burgs and the market doors heavy. Bye and brrley unchanged. With. by in ha felt . demand at 4143 1.1.0. a. Cot. ton dull sea prices one-half lower; Mei dile g,1i00.11.4. Dogs nominally Unchanged. and none Offering. Nan Feranelseo Market.. 50. Yll,triellrcO, February I.—Drlrllle the pant month 45,503 sacks ad wheat and 45,00 u barrels of flour were esported Rom boo Francisco. Floor onlet; best brands re,Z, for choice export. Wheat *1,75 per lee lbs. Aiming stocks—Swage Yellow.lacket 7,20,• Could &Curry Van Cholhar 2,19; Empire Millis 1.72; Belcher 1,23; Imperial 1,00. Legal Tenders 745. Milessaitee !Market. .. 11111. war L rre, February —Flour wiled and firm. Wheat, r 2 for No. 1 In store; 81,0t0 1,97 for N 0.2. Oats buoyant at 420 for Provisions are firmer. Mess Pork, SlH,2sf2p 10,27. Dressed Hogs firm rat *217,40. Be valets—LW. barrels Floor- 14,000 buslicla Wheat; 700 teisheis Bye; Guu I/reseed - lions; Shipmente-3,00) barrels .Flour; 2,000 bush. els Wheat. ' Barrel° Market. Beer/co. February I.—Flour steady le moderate demand; market steady, Neal Sprit*. e 11,50. Grins nominal. Provos. loon heavy. Mess pork steady; sales of 50 barrels at 121. linen steady d , roles of 1,000 Dressed lunar at Lar, small at 130. pm Dressed Hogs stendV, at Sei33l.c.autos ky quiet and steady at 8219. Louisville Market. Lemsvim.a. February I—Tobaceo nettro. SI MAR at r2,1g.ip11,55; Superfine lour 1.10,03; Primo WhealVtr4l.sllellud Corn ruse, ear See; Oats. We; Al.'s Pork 821,00; Bulk, Shoulders packed B%c; Barron Shoulders Ile, Clear Shies Orleans Primo LlrdCotton Me 2a, , ,,'et ' Sew Sugar 15ct Molasses ; Raw Whiskey 82,27. Uslllinote BALTIatOIIe, rebreary Orm, but Inactive. Flour dull; prices favor buyers; good Howard street superior. 6111 North western extra, 011,25(e11,50. Wheat—winter red 1`,4303,00. Cora—what. good to prime, e1,0401,..5; do, mixed, el. Oats nee. le Ithlry oatmeal. Philadelphia Ml:whet. Filicsontruts, ebruarY L—Trado Flour dull; tiorth•western Wands 011012,50; erllllo Wheat hcarce; state red 0; white e 3 A®3,40. stye firm, at $1.35. Corn dud; sales auflo bushel, ll'or at eitilete; white; 41. 051.. s suumly, t(two. Wn 1,1, 5 , ,1.11. .112 00-4 moo /411)1i1L8:, 1 5 - W. U• LATSLIAr EAGLE COTTONWORLS. PAYING ItECENTLY PUII 011ASyUTOC ICAO LE Co IT won es, formemy owned ` y Wor, i VV.:L.2401:1C It CO.. we rotp,c tram. Inform the b:lc tnet wu nIU continue the manuracturo of gheetings, Cotton Tarns, Carpet ~ Chains; Candle . Wicit and Batting. Orders any he left al the oats of the Works, COSS& ISABILLA AID SANDUSKS STS, ALLEGREII t 1 PITTSBURCH BREWERY, Com, of Duquesne Way awl Barker's Alloy, Pittalrlartaarab, 3EN=II, JOSHUA RHODES Cc CO. ao3:nzo PITTSBURGH ROPE WORKS. msasnALL, FIIINON fi BOLLRIAN, Only Maanfacturers In the West of HUY CORDAGE, Baltatdo for dtaam sad Coal Boats. HAWSES LAID•OIL WELL ROPE. Tarred Ropes for tool Railroads, HEMP OAKUM AND PACKING, cAimime, COTTON, Sc.. 41r. Waretnnum 114 and 115 Water Street, Near hfotortgahels House. doll:p4S BiVER NEWS• The weather was warm and spring-111re yesterday, the arm betogoulte Strong lathe afternoon, and the snotrovhcrever expcsied, has almost entirely dislipposxcd.' Up to last evening, the ice bed not bodged In the least at this point, nor was it to have been expected, as the riverbed not risen any. if It continues warm another twenty-four hours however, a break mar confidently be expaxned, and a big river, toe, the like which bat not been seen for sometime. Telegrams (roma 011 City report, warm Talus and we have no doubt but what the thaw bas extended to the headwaters of the Ile:. nongehela, no teat a freshet, may be ex peeted to both the AlleghenY and MonefilOs• beta rivers. The wharf presentee a Moro cheerful pearance yesterday, although there was but little business transacted. Shippers do not care about sending down freight until there Ism positive certainty of boats getting out, antLindeed, steamboatmen do not care about receiviug freight Until they are ecr. win of being able to leave. .....meng others, the folloWing named boats are partially loaded, and will be among the first to leave noon the resumption of nevi.. nation: Hate Robinson and Leonidas, for Now Orleans; gate Putnam and Glendale, for St. Louis. and the Maggie Mope. for Cin cinnati and Louisville. Tien Ezra Porter, we underdtand, will be the grail boat to loud tinder the auspleles of the .Pitusbu grh and St. Louts Packet Com pany," and it the lee breaks up, she will commence business on Monday. and go out on Wednesday. Captain Drennan, Superin. tendant of the new line, Ia busily engaged In perfecti his arrangements, which, when ct c ompleted, on everYthing, no doubt, m along nicely and tiarmon- loTh The snow has gone So quietly, and with- Out raln,that tho apprehenalonaentertalned in regard to n good, have partially sub.!. ded. That there will be big river is gone rally expected, nrid that the Ire is fury heavy, Is well known. hat It Is not probable, now, that' there will be any great destruc tion of property. Cupt..lameo Vandergrift. formetly of the Argosy, arrived at Cincinnati on %Vedas's slay, and takes charge of the Wilco of the Westmoreland—Laid. Evans arriVed4 there the same -lay. the Cincinnati Gazette ears that the old steamer alelnette Is to be aold by the Uni ted States Marshall. Capt. Parr has bought of Capt.. Vartde, at Louisville, ills half interest in the steamer Palestine, tor e 10,500, delivered at foals - stile fr. of debt. It Is elated on }mail authority that one of the gorges below St. Louie extends iron. St. lienorieve southward to St. Mary'. toad be. I send, a distance of twenty miles. ' Capt. A. C. Gothim, formerly a ItisaLs"lppi river steamboat ohm, ha! been chosen Pres ident of the New Orleans A Mayen tiara Packet Line. The Repehtiron, of St. Imlls,nrgea the for motion of an association in that city Idea -1 far to the Charitable Marlue AeshelallLel of Cluelrinaq. Coot. garble, of Louieville, bought of Capt. Perr one-foerthpart of the Tempest for four th ousand dollars, and nee-fourth part of the Bermuda sot live thousand dol lars, Varble paying all debts and Held:Moe elnee Parr owned an interest In alibi boat. to date. Parr gives Varble the earning. of the tttrle. The City Council of Jelfersonillie has re lured to eubseriho itto,O.O to . the centempla teal 01,10 river bridge. lien. A. Center, clerk of the W. 11. Arthur has I resigned that position and etotso. his connection with the A. ,k LS. P. co. llent. Conger boo been tend...red and accepted the eorainand of one of tbo Northern Line packets, The explosion of the Wm. White, In the Green river. mention of which was made a day or two new, is prunonneed a canard. laruar•er llseeiee.—The following dee Maine tea New Orleans Court is itmw.ntant to steataboodnion and Klippen. The case of T. C. Mohan we. !Attie:M . ollva .I,l[llllol reached manhole@ at. the Third letrlrt Court,yesterday, the verdict being In favor of the defendanta. 'The case woe tried two years age, less decided in favored defendant,apPealed supreme Court.. ho remanded another tried, able@ occur red testae before a Inn - . Plaintiff elle, de fendants for 4 3 17 damages to forty barrels of apples,shipped on Want the Olive Branch at et. LOWY, Mo. The defense sae that the defendants wore Oa reef/0011We for the damage that oeourred.'Thu evidence showed that toe day after the vessel left st. Louts eke grounded LW below, where she put out every imund of her freight except a lot of teed—pet It out on a bank, employed another haat to bring •It here, when It ai med la bad condition. The Supremo Court decided, on this question, that "low water,". or Mull the defendants com plained, 7.1 not be classed among the don fromf the river, which absolve the carrier Ida obligation." Tour Casa.—Captain thible, of the steamer Ruth, was lined litn at the the ant district pollee office yesterday, on a charge Of maiding passengers at the wharf. So the leallco docket states. The facia of the Cose, so far se no hag., been chic to learn Wein . , area- M11e..: The stammer adverasol tii leave here on Irlday evening at five doloek. PaßNehgero were taken on hoard, booked for the trip, and took their meal* on the boat se usual. Something occurred to present Ler departure till yesterday, when complaint was made to. the police. flexes the arrted. and due. Mks' may heal! right, bet It lOoke strange that poOple should be fined for fettling tbelr guests gratie if they choose. An appeal was taken from thu decision of the 001111IILedorler, and thee:AMC will be made a. test one.—.3.lctiphis , Jere:l4'MA. saya :he St.'Louls Dreaocrot, The late : movementrit ateamboat toarriere lit Cincin nati, has caused conatlemble inter“t hers, laud a Meeting was held yrolenlay tO 611. ell.. the subject of n steamboat exchange, Or °Where an.OeilltlOrl, /11 ell Ha bearings. sonicaort of an association will titotably be the result, in order that the Important melons connected with the running anti equipment of *team bentS, Play be reg ulated In such manner as to render Mute load stock more valuable rod re:annota tive. J. F. STARK & Go., BANKERS, ' Corner of Wood and Third Streets. 33171 r ..2 , 031:1 Eiri3X+Ta UNITED STATES BONN, GOLD, SILVER AND COUPON (Draw 'Am titata Bats of Ifzcbmea on EN , :4 AND.trArr PirAli a.. IiV.I4IIA.NY. }TACT drlityr •. RC. LA PIERRE DOUSE, Phuadeipma. The nehatribers • •••• leased thin termite 11011 SC It Mu been Hai TTE• • - ;••• li. t••••••ilki tin IK .11C ZlbeiniAliT bIA end ebw r ' e r :4=A ' et VtlT L lgetWat ' iol ' rolgfi are ...elms lieiel• will be Maintained intim Levi.Le m in the man virallttA = MI GLIM§ LIUITICATIVE mz.d.cmthitcxxvca,.. A full stork of die &bore Canting nitrate on nand, reldeb we will well to Dealers, itellroad companies and consumers alltie lame prices as 11 can be purelme4 from the Monufacturds, as welled been appolutatiSOlis Dolor 'Vitiated rebus. Call soil dentine t Mon. med Its ell- Clair street. , J. A J.1111. 1 .1P1e. -dole Aaron, . G r EOItGF.I3FAVENi - • Candy Manufact u re r . e.. 4 dealer D, TOUZION AND ARDIIIOAN /lIUITS, rIeKLEM, NUre, Su.. IVo. 112 Federal Street, liaound door Dont thn 71 ryt. Natio . .. hank. jallt2 ALLZOLIitI%r UITY. 131718 BERGE & C 0..; ufac - turtles ot OMNI? AND tiQUAltth L'IANUE Water...us, WY ittsit CAEN nTitEatT, hewed gloat uat•frola Etnadaray. NEW 1011 K. The Plano, m.atacture4 tT this arm are ens clorse.l by all the leaning artleta or the country for that, powerttil. clear, Winans awl aromas titetle tune; iteo for their durability and exer lout workmanablm herrn ()slave Liwasiwootl 11 1 - 11010, Its our 11rand 700000 iteptatlng Action. c a rved Inge, scroll desk and ly_se, and a written guarantee for Aro year*. SUr es= and AM. • nolo:rwr Iir ANTED-rAGENTS--Tbe best Chonch fct. A: Work of Historical Value and Na ,, nda r ~n por t,o , The only Work on 11 .1 ary yet In Ihe 110.1. FARRAH 1/1' AN LS MIK DATA', CCAIHANISICIttI. by lion. 4. T. HEADLEY, the dlstlnsulsherd Anther and Hiss wrist, In one handsome volume: tllnstratcd hohl at 01100 100 twto• and territory. Address A. L. TALCHTT, HdlalaulStsrY rXlHarketrit..tittstotren.l!* Tau CELEBRATED STEEL A. 'TOOTH LIAY ILA ICES. ..rrabito BIM" and "Meadow Cart" ate raseaketurett Only at the - UUQUEtOY. Woll.llli, near the reatteutt shy, gbelfitY• llnj YO , atorteg• and Plate Wagons. Whel !meows had Trucks of every etyillt matte of the beet tette:nal. at short nottee t eattalaerant• ' tate retr.tlat tt eta notate,. A N. -BOQUE'rd, hc. We have the largeat and heatatock of WIN TIM FLOWN.ItINti rt.ANT3 ahont the eity and are prat keyed to ratottatt *Oilier and mho L11;017.1.1t. " Wye can also plan Floral ' lf reatric Crones. AN old,, promptly attended hallara run to the Wean WI tea cyan Saw tut rotten. da. JOHN It. & A 111URINYCH. ROOF t} ;a4LTELUALLI3., Cement, Pitch, Paraillat Varnish , and Black Paint,. h el on. t ho ceodo a n n d bP PAUL , uos. .AC O °t ha ' 110Zur. wmith Wharf. HalLinwnrw. 2011M.5. CHIP RUSTIC recelv cd and for wr by lIEURIIIt A. KELLY & CO. CM Wh014:4113 Urazasu. 47 Wood etrcet. p t: tie' A MAT '4•111 neMSFXWEIOIIICL. rirrsnunc. February Ist; MC. / 01' IC E IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following accounts of Executors, AdmlnlatratorA Guardians. Itc., and been pre! bossed In sold Ile/rt./tare Ofber. and will ` pre! rje ow Lu g: e Coon e LI/Le :err, a ma and First and Lid ;.ceontaof *mud Whitehouse.. administrator (cum testermento annex/ of Ilan. n ab Jones;deceancd. Filed hoe. Id. IVA. Flail stxonnt of Alexander and Andrew Done , tiss,rneentors of gbotop•onflouglats. dece./.1. F/le o d toy. bd. lbee Nov. Stn. litta. Final acetAntrof Elisabeth I'. Reheitsandal. W. Barker. administrator. of John W. Hobert*. deceased. Filed Nov. tab, lete. oirP,ll,l:okrVallk:o4:',V4l:l7-It,rti executor utohnt of James blasonand Win. sd inuilstrator of Thomas bails decanted. riled N or. Bth.' USA Final account of Conrad Itherhanit, guardian of Min. Sehimmer, one of the heirs of Jacob behlmer. deeeued.. Filed Nov. lob, WA First and Anal account ot Wm. b. Isulloen ond klargarax Ltendonnin, administrators of John Derrlekton. deceate4. Oiled Nov. gib. int and final secodnt of John Fullerton and Noto•ey.executorsof Jntin hammy, doomed. riled NOY. mil. Md. steeonnt of Allsaboth GISOISO, Mtnigtistrix of w Illiam tirablinn deceased. Filed Nov. alb: WA. Fimt and oust account of William Stewart. ad, intoistrator of David/1. Stewart deceased, Flied Nov. 0, 1366. Final aclvdlnt of E. li. executor of Ed- Maud 'Alma.. /10cessed filed Nov. 0013. 1064. aiilst amount of Plaid Clark and Lisa Clark: administrator of Samuel Clark, accessed. I liad Noe. 1 104. Account of Orlisrold I. Waine Auardian of 31 Mare S. ctiniTy, heir of Jame. r, blelitilry, ceased. Filed Nov. 15, 1004. Account of Wthlim P. elimaknoin, eirecul or of WllllO6l Cpcaluiso, deceased. Flied Nov. 13, MM. Arcoont of tleokge W. Collin ' admlblitrator of John Erman deceased. Flied Nov. 16, 1100. accoUtit of Robert Wood. and Bernard Young. executors of Josaph Allen, deceased. filedliov. 17. MM. Accouvt of Mele.0011 . 110e 17101 ". linardlan or Mi nor children of Contad Alicbiand, deCe•Aed. Filed N0..17, 1104. Antolini of John 12. Parke, 'adhalnistratot of Frank Park. deeemsti. Filed Nor. 01, Account of Sober; Wintooll. pgeanlor of WSJ ham Jackson, deceued. Flied Nov. 21, PSI. A2cnunt of Jonathan Neely. admlnistrator of Sarati Ilenr7, deceased. riled Nov.ll, MK final account pf John 'Wilkinson guardian of Limb J. Mad '.oo, minorehlid l ' cLital Mam mas, ilegemsd. rlied Nov, V, i 324. IlecOnd final 0000401 of Mathew Edward. And John S. Miller, acting admiulatratom of James M. Leah deceamd. riled Nov, Mad. Final account of datailel B. Warts, guardian 01 Elliot Donets. Filed Soy. 104. Account of allsa 1 1 .Kett . nareutri1 of .Art. 40.0 i'w"". ac" nll . 2 : llV.V.rigl.7lll : . YI acunt sr tor oi Jobs co McMichael, deceased. g lied Dee. 34;196, aCcon 01 01 00 01102 81dmp administra• tura mama 110IMATI, ticceastd. tiled lice. 3d. Accotnt of James Bob. one of the cxecutm. of Joseph Watt, deceased. riled Dec. 34. h.. Pleat and Final accouut of D. D. 3(.111111. ext onto: of ?T WO de4 311 . 004 . Deer. X 4,, I Md. e nOOOl4OO of Diveld Account Of Dirlll 4.1g1. "h0 J r'.. l ll.ardlan Or Wll - pled Dee. 001. Account of W. r. Wet man, administrator of Edward ill Brien, deed. 11104 110. tith, Arroont IV. P. Werra., administrator of Wlnetrie trlirlen. deceased. Plied Dee. 4, 1010. Float accountadministrator of Batot.ol Bakst, deed tiled Decolto, Nett and haat imeollet of John Honor. ed• Var of Chrlstoptier Brannon, deed. Filed Dec. alto. t,OO. Float account of John Cunningham,crs, Roan ilan f 011000 hclia or James 110.1 ilic'd. Filed boo. lIiM 10!10. Float account of John Ounolegham. Soardmh of Matllda A. German'. itaualiter or damts EodfurS. 4.0.04..1/lied Dee 0110. d e/Slch- Acenont of 1.. IL Iloldnger, owe t:MIS Noll. 0.0..4. Flied Deo. 1141. 1 0 4 . IL C. A 10c01rNis". NIT 1 : 1 0 , 5 11ne. - Account of 7110.1•5 0. I.ong. adnolnistrator of Jsmrs dt 1110.1 tire milt. iv. /1.00,011.1 4.10 ilito.511011„ 1.001010111.4.10..11.00 of Josetni ee'd. Filed bloc. lot UM. llama% account of JOllO thinsiolter. ado:tole tratcr of 1 10.101 .11XX.V. deed. 111 04 0 0, =lll, 101. Float am - nunt of W. W. Thom on. ailMluistra trator Alexander 10.1400, 410 .I. Flied Lire. ter. iwpar•te ILeCollot of 001..01 N. Cost, roe of Dm etc:Alton. LI lottella J. C. Itowity. dec•d. Oiled INK. ZlO. inn Ftrit and J. actxuot e xe c ut o rs ee Toluir. Mullen Itoltrrt J. 010111, o of rhlllp 11. 11111, drc•d. Flied Dec. 'J.., riost i,count of Sarah door Itopper, admlnts. 'Marla of 11000 7 1/014/ 3 t. deed. "" 0 " . ,11, .., Account of John Itct`ullo. non or the 00001.- 100 s of lis na aanel Olftllo, deceased. Itle at tot aer to lactiL. IL 1111ca101y. Wiled Dee. It. 11001 arcyrnat f James 11..1. guardian of 11.1 . rwo.N.xf /..••14 Litalutt, • 010.17te1 , 00t uf Jacob W..11.01 , 10t0n. linurdl - tr .11dreo of Wtillala. It aaaaa ta, dercazd. riled lie. 0., len. Final account of Ired. Iterke rt. adortial.tr.tor of 14111101 Head. deceased. Bed Dee. 0). 12 0. Float ct of anenee adrolots- Unto/ ot Mtralt Johnston. deetated. }'tied J.. 1. 16. 11S. 1 ASUI Analsecoont of Inmitan 11. Bono intiottoslrat.lr of liaoN C. Stork on, deceased.. - 1.10.3 Jan. 11. 1 MR. Float accosat of Jot. L. lthote. admiult tea tor of IssatELWlllan.duceastd. Etlet 311.. attx 104.9. 1 last ...collet of Wllliato 7hate. Th•moss Car. and William It. 11.1, 1 1. executors old deceased.' A:X.l Ixt or Newton Il ti bn., deceased. Elled Jan. 14 Account of Joh. /Carney. nth:atoll' calor of C. Vt% cnlaat4 Alataatal. IftludJan. 1,6% A,uunt of . adtnlnlttrator of 'lnca. lialtUrgf. Arca/tact!. F 1.1 Jau. It. I%IT. alum acc 'nate Ellas A:cam:tier, recur tor or Joss Atax.tars, aeocar<4. 1.1 Jan. If, 101. Ytrat .00000% of James r. a , :rulo , tut.. tor of Ana sulilvatt. docrasa.d. Vitt. bra. IS. J • 11001 mcouut Of A•drcst I,lctson, ctentor ut aOOO2l Young. deetased. 111,4 Jan, a o. her, Ilrst and anal ricectunt ofnaconel McEltoy, Jr admlntatrator of /Latina Mentroy. - 111.4 jaa,,Te, Let:. Tn at aeconnt or Vanes itn4crsan and N. atattio. camMorsostato of ttl'euel 'Montgome ry. deets.o4. Itte4i l an 1,, 1.74 rant sceaunt of Jahn Votrtnlttii 4 Yrceb, ad tuanstraton of cl' ocatieT. decd. 11101 J•n. 1111. igt. Yakat ac.ottutufJohn LI. Wl!trik. g amnia's of Charlo T. Way.. /11.4 Jan. Ito, lan% Viola westing ofJolas Waloot. guardian of Thomas H aya.. 111.4 Jam. YAM, his% 13a1:0 0 7,1 4 X1, 1 .t1 1 . 0 . 1 minor brirs of John W. carer. 4.e•4. /1110 4•0....:M. Ylrst sad partial account of Itlyarl R. Maya, acting tavortor of 'matt Maya. 11..'.1. Jau. r.O, 014. of g ' c o a ' t. ' l l ll ' ‘ ' ,AL . o ' s ' eal: t i o J ate '4. 1110.1 Jan. =4, 117 • Plot aud final •ccOutte or Catharlo• roamer. khloklul.truris ertato of Michael. l'a' eta, drol.l. 1 . 1104 Jan. :M. I.te. 1 n ' ,; 2 . " :tt ' llt o . o otatro c r o'g lord Jan, nttu, • arteount of Ilona awl William R. Johnston, :orator. of /Loire+ John... , de. hl. who WS. tax,utor ol TV 1111sto 'toners, ticcd. 14.04 Jan. Zltt, rtro ar.ouot of Frederick Pelreretb, admin. Isolator of CuriSalan InMacrolls , ilsehtt. ,11101 J.O. 2,111. 111100001 .014011 of 11001 Feb feeder, 000.11. of 11114 of at. • nty. 'in h. 147. ' 1. Waal account or liretlerlck !breed. , g0n.. 11 . 1 nforoll:iyititr6.lo:ll; 1 1 1 ;1 5 . 0 4 0. 4 Telt: n4h, 1%7. . Final •rvo• nl.o(Jameph gasralan of Jane A. aerstnan. Flinn JAI., VAh First ann float 64 . 00001. of tile d hbarna, •.rdlata of Fanny Usberui. 4 .0. 7.111. Vint and Cosi scceent of Roses rbillips;l4- teletteraws of see vi Usurps teletext - est... deed., Filed Jsa. tete, MC. Account of Jails Itirtbs, suCcieleS sdetleis trate. of sets. of Welter b. 411.u5. deed. Piled J Vitt. ISM. Peptises newest fled fof Joseph Colts., Doe of the execute. of Jas. Itelatte. 11l U.S Morels sod Jan Colts., exec slur. of Joseph Cults., Used. nice Jen. Pee, ltU r rt g? , d . •ecott L. ut of Jobe 11.11111loyoolmlnistalor of (Myer kllllor. 4.141..14. /flied Ye.. Ist, /111,. AOOOOllO of Manta Loo, executor ctf IN • Dclortl. doctored. 11114 Yob. PM ...d Oast account of NY. Oproon, talc otos. or Frs. Vondera, doccood. Fllo•I lob. Its iN•7. '• • JUBt ALLEG of e r o ,. VN ..7 llr „.l. l . 6—The Twflar tihrrif of sold County, (Jr...foto: Where*, damask A. Long. lately in our DM tilmll,obrotri bd l t a o m w o lt n t f J Lathe s o f f t lt o d v a r yt * l Y d d C s. o .. ct Po ' n A e i ). eeo Ira ZWP',.."lT`e. of our odmittstraterof Louis' derrued. jodinuent fur the rumor twenty-one hood... Maud VinisTeliVrVlngls =lre big debt, bY blos about ma salt lo that brim, expeneed, whereof the mid John U. Sand eery, adminie. trator of Losil.A. eonvint ea or nears to tie of ivoordt and 'whereas, by Viet/of, tattoo of tbe told thatioel A. Loot, we here In our meld Court eladendood. , that a lthough the footmen form aforesaid he sleets, yet eve., llotereof remolos to be made. whereof he no betousta, se to graot tato Lamle thle be- Irstlt • proper nasty, sod we being 1,511110 f that wbst Is right snsljost eltoold be done, herein do . 511 5. 515114 that by good said lawful men of year hallwlet, yoo notice to the said John it 00000 son, Mimielstratoe. Sc.. of (0011 Irlersel. with erotica to the widow, if soy, and Use hears allow(came a reeldssee to plate tiff onknowny of said Louie A. Wlsrael. deceas ed, that they be and appear before OUT Judges, at Pltroburgh, at oar District Court, there to be leld for the catty afore“id. the frllioT AWN. I pAy 011 M MUTH NEXT. to show. If earthing, for hime it or themselves they can say why toe told plaintiff ought not to hate ids execution analast them fordeht. interest and costa afore sold. according to the force, form and effect of the recovery aforesaid. If he abaft think 011 sloe !lather to do sod receive whotsocver oar said Court. shall then and Mello( and concerning him In this behalf mmelder. and have you then there known o. of those bY oborn yen shall make to them. sod this writ. Wetnem. the Hem. ht. LIAMPTIIbf.. rersldent of our sold (mitt, at Pittsburgh. the 11th day ofJonitere. Ansa Uumle, one thousand eight hundred and vixty•neven.,___ JACOB IL WaLTEII. Ifssiust. U. 01 , 41,415. 4 15 triir• Wort) Pa:WO:1 1N THE (MART or COMMON MICAS 0/ ALLEMIENY COUNTY. X. Alitralt Total of INIO. ". Notice hi hereby Rl'. of the hoPlkhttoh of • The Building and Lotto Associa Hon, No, 3, of Pittsburgh. fore Charter of Incorporation. Pled In tea °fare ox th e rtetleinotarY, at the number end term above .fated, will be grained at the next term of the Conti of Common /We.. anion ez eoptlona thereto be Olen In proper time. to I AIM JACOIIII. WkLTILB, rrothonotary,_ JAMSS A. Daix TITCAIIIN maccasmaszcsirs. ONNIBUS An LIVERY STABLE 410 rents Street. DAMN & PITCAIRN, Proprietors, suit canine. torn imbed for al Mina, Alan, Catnap" (Or runes.% Weddia* and rattle., siphon ootloa and sasoooabla rata • liftable Open Day and sight t3:OO,:r.T,La BELTING t BELTING!-Leta/tier awl Um IteMoro( the heat 4.0 1 tY• Own Parking, item u.Aete. Re. Lace Leath er and meet. &Inlay, on Iron itarrt the loweet, prices by 1G and ht. Clair street. ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO. OF PlTTSBUltalt.—ollos. No. V 7Lttla street. Beak Block. Imams union oil Mods fd Mr aid Mortis BLit. JOHN Prestftnt. JUNG O. tidoonD. Vise President. C. G. DONNELL, Beereterr. Capt. Wit. DE.. General Assn . DIERMX.I I Jan Irwin. Jr.. cp . D e , B labruestock. John IS'. 11. ETerlOtl. C.B.D.lelttEdS• 11000.11 H. Dms. T. J FMK! a deo. D. ID:Os.w. Ctisrles przwzytkv. ANIA INSURANCE OF PITTSBURGH, PA. Office, SI TIM Street, ERNS Mork, Ti do to • Home Cosopuy, sal 14.0 segue 4" VClLlllMaga.Teeeieeet. libEkna %Ilia, Trelartr. HUHU li , NT. Becretery. oulieCTote: Leougtgi Tralter, georqr,Vga.. Wen Peeilok. 3.n.,ap9.. • Jeolon Painter, J. C. Nether, Josiah Kinn.. John Palter. J... H. HnOinn. A. Alrcaos. Henry 13pr • WI-SUM • INSERARCE CO, Tr or rrrranuntal, ma-JAI/oar. Nuelcx. rreeeno. WM. P. BERT werchon. cerr. otosua tionorsl AVM. fren.42 , AratorritaZ. n b tAnd Ca t o Were llWPlnoare Zane. on nitds of Me and Marino MA. I. om a lanttnito ma..1M 1 1: 1 1 who ere well known to the ccoalsomuty., and who tl:itsralng gal,Teti'VVigf➢bt?_te"' o:aegzdaA.o.ff:oring ttAtmst protoemon Woo DtelosOzth asnetr for „ m kt, g 17141, lionmr• S. EV.s. BectetW. ;MANCE CO. Alex. 211srlet, B. Miller. Jr, James McAuley, Alexander !Speer. Andrew A.a.l • vavid M. 4..t rininm dee WM. Y. • pEorcros Evsi U/SIOE, 3.1. OM. WI OOD AND MTN tin COMPANY._ D BLUILNE RISES. Mae. cant... Tone L. Woad. Samuel F. Shrivel . , entries Arbuckle. , entries S. NitkPeintel. Prank S. Bissell. C. Hanson Love PHILLIPS. President. YATT. Vice Preslden , . " 4711rITON, 0.14 Ala._ A 1103iE TARINEI 71111 AN ft.; 4 1 1.1'q'' • John L. Ak.. (Mpt. Jae. Killer, Wm. Von Ktrh, Jam. D. Yens... WY.. Rag — Yr y. eARDNEIt. Be 3.11:ly Copt. JAI GOVERNMENT BALE. The PrepertY kilowa as the elliovems• meat TTTTT ry Meant now with ty•Ove Acres at land, near San Aatoala„ Texas. OXALIS' , PROPOYALE. In duplicate. wfU be received up to lid. TIMM DAY Ur /Ls Mal. 1107. I the purchase ol acre, of Land. Were r , lets.) together with the UnlltUngs erecte on, and the appartenaaces appertaining. that It ay to s. ONE TANNEBY. m.42;12111, Stone Limo Vete, Piny-two Wooden Pats. &men atm. Pools; and capable of tanning Lannon Weal. , •Imum UNE nT LAM UAW MILL, capable of anoint UT: . S E.llllll.... f grateit r m . . ), 'pure property one What. anOnt twojmiles above Ban Alatontr• en the Pan Antonio Wren and the water tt conducted to the establishment rraVi h:r:a.grgaltdds "1::/010jadirrrement• made by tha tate te-allett Confederate Ocrrern no rot, .d are e Olmsted to have mat SWAM In ,014. The property to. been under letup for the year med. at • mummy rent Of ES. payable In sel• v Anne. A tueurrd title In foe simple .nn glee? by the United eAtee ttowernment. Prep./tale wUI be marled • •Propouls for ltor cum:bent 'Lamm ty and as., MIL ,. ant widremed to 4. U. EIUtMAA Sr\ Nat lien. Asit Cum. Bureau R. Ir. I A. L., istured tlalreaton. Tex.. C11M1.D.51. 111 5. Jlll. Tll. ill./...w.c.strrrrutz BARR. DIM 156 BIwaLLS, SUCCASSOI• to WAYSLLNK t BARR, ?io. 12 M. Clair St., Pittsburgh. P [ALM LA Pianos, Organs, ►nd Musical Goods neutral/7 FrSole Astute ter the Celebrated 111LADBU 1111'. Yen York. and ISCHOIII/tentit 41. PLAntrO. Aire, OTET t CU.'S •TOTTAGI..” sad B. D. 1. 11. W. SMITH'S r'AntittliCAln" Un- CIANS. andTILTUN'n PATIST OUITAIL The best Italian and German Violin and Gai ter Strings alssars on entre. at7tren CAUSTIC SODA, Bothdanerlcan and English: ' VISE WELITE BIRANDM. For Oil Refining 'Purposes, Coustantly on band and fur axle quitatltt to salt Po.t.t.er. , - JAMES HERVEY DOBBS, 216 Pearl SI reel, N. Y. GEM MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES Vaults, Fountains, Statuary, 'Vases, DESIGNS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, T. BROOME, WAinC y liES, i - CLOCKS, JEW SILVER PLATED WARE 1 .. .416 INT 0 "Jr 113 . OP CIP r) 03 • El. .Mll.. Cortl=l"l9, t 37_oldo street, AUeshertY, ?Ina Watch and Clock Be palling Prom:lov at tended to, delk:rr QUPEBIOR OAK TABINED,PAT- N- , iNT 02111:TOHED .LII,3_II.IIFETZO LE&TUER BELTED/ AIM non, lizattraatareal at No. fie 610111711LD 0?., by EL9HTLEY. PHELPS & CO. AWN AgefilefOr Xt.! Yak Babbor Co. • GI-tun Belting. LtnrtiVIATIM rrca Ii.aVY.TS.d aura. BJELT Lloolo,ine. t --orih - =lrri. r 7... •"FM. z. WANTED—TO CONTUACT for the dell, sty at tram - 75 TO 100,000 BUSHELS CII4IICOAL, D.rips•the wining oeascrn. Delivery to am- In to IStla Apra nen. Apply Soar addret. MOORHEAD & CO.. 99 Water Street. deamMaw , NEW PAPER HANGING& sou reswas—rrtsch Deilgta. wltk am Borders. 10/t LIIITLIZIP-roittpthat Patterns on VAlfllll—.Now Meek Patterns ottited 01.7 T.V . d . C HAND E IlB—Lsce end Molts Fatima fr "" isr• r• Wood Kku meat. WET/VAeft &111111160pb MAX; MOBS T1313111.31311A. II (MAIM. . . Manutactanrs of OAR I.EATUZ BELMU, /Se. llettlo street,. Allegbe.7 CIlf• Also full assortment of BellOg P&P We Arr 11 — Eli rah work bl 8011 1 . 3 ALISMIIIILB If. WTll'Bl[l4'6 of ticontl , hrgr i i; r t a tiz - NalkllNT49;lANlFitr.,u, tu t uet ABU g a l le ~N►TPUN AL Puttagdatg!; lt 170.1.17 o.llaor Weer, rlatadelyhla, Ps. ' lanradwl. F. SCICUCEIRLIN & CO., PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS, LisIIN 8 T VT UV B SI MCV:: "f i ttw L itTrSril.pthaheVortralg. View... Certificated Cl. Ifrportta. Invitation Cards. !a. trod. urd I* Third st.. tM entire P LAN" e new stoat or KNAHIS Ca.'elllANOS.A.whleh ns4l,_wmnitragrilfrg.'itz ll o ,llffi 111 ' up aso. Venous low ant of ant elan fleet •O W rc • pee tfu Ity lo• lt e 6 to call sad ex me Infers inuchulng elsewhere. CILARLOITE DILVINE. • amMa 43 fifth gtrnlt. _ _ IioLDUCIr, DELL & CO., Anchor Cotton Sills, Pittsburgb, m. 0... or AACUOR (A) AIIIEETINGR. • ANIUMPINIA(B) (C And BATTIVKIHni ) "EruNir24 BEET QUALITY IIEITNEII CABS STEEL. EnEArt• Flat and Octagon. of all tint.. War- CASKS DIA DDEB, Dutch, recp I• 11%l d eq.] to any Imported or manallentad In ' , wand for sale by 131.0. A• KELLY A CO. UM hoho dog Wholesale Inusalets, Wood Meet = ore and tratakontet 50.141 sad 161 /1 5 111 d 114 Mainly Elttabulla IRON. WOIIKS. JONES 8c LAUGHLINS, x , r3L-rBBrrimc 3 zm , AMERICAN AND CLAIR Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron Bridge Iron; Angle and T Iron; Guard Iron; Coal Screen Iron; 1, nails, 16 k 20 lbs. to the yard; Tram Rails ,punched and court. ter sunk Boiler,Bridge a - td Tank Rivets Cut Nails and Spikes; " Ship and Boat spikes; - • Railroad Spikes; Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts; IlailroadCar It meek and Axles; Street Car Wheels and Axles; Coal• Pit Car Wheels and Axles; Patent Cold Rolled Shafting; Patent Coldßolled Piston Rods; Slower and Reaper Bars. WEI W.11110101:111C Ala) OYFICE. 120 Water and 153 Front Ste. SWIM 110IIISt. Roth 22,24 and 20 River St, Je 0111CA00, ILL. UNION MON NIPS NINTH WARD, FITISBURGH. MISVPATPINITig IRON ZIOSITY GLZNIMAL KAI