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Smale aubucnpttonß Two Dol lars per®ear; in Clnl'S of file. One Dollar. Arbitration Committee ot the Hoard of Trade For March and April. WIL McCRBRRY, V. P. B. CAMPBELL, XBAIAH DICKEY, B. PBESTON, t 8. B. MeBLROY, WM. MEANS. TO LETS for balk atthis office. FihkShad, etc. —Young, at the Cornuco pias on Fifth street, now receives daily line fresh Susquehanna Shad They are received in capital condition, as fresh as when caught. Mr. Young has also shell oysters of the largest dimensions and most unexceptionable quality, and lots of most Bplendid rock fish. Mr. Young is now selling these good things whole sale to his customers. The repairs upon his premises will be completed in a few days, when he will be prepared to servo up mealß to the hungry in his usual satisfactory manner. ■' ! Dlatructlve Fire on Smltliflelil Street. About half-past twelve o'clock on "Wednes day night, after our paper bad gone to press, fire was discovered in the rear of the blind fac tory of J. A. Brown, SmiLhfield street, between Diamond and Filth streets. The engines were early on the ground, but they could not stop the progress of the flumes until six or sev en small two story brick buildings, on leased ground belonging to the Liggett estate, were burned or much injured. I. A. Brown, blind-maker, loses about 52,000, having just received a quantity of new material. He had no insurance. It wss said that the fire originated in this building, but Mr. Brown states tbat his shop was closed at nine o'clock, and no fire left in it. J. D. McFarland, painter, occupying the floor over Mr. Brown's shop, loses about 1000, including a stock of fresh paints just recoived from the East. No insurance. The next building was occupied by Mr. F. Kuna, as a bakery and dwelling. The family all fled in their night clothes, the father carry ing ont a child very ill of dlptheria, and at the point of death, and took it to the house of Mr. Ochae, opposite, where it died in about an hour. Tne child was about six years old, and he had recently buried another. Wo did not learn the extent of Mr. K's loss. Francis McGuire, occupying the building next the blind factory, above, lost his furni ture, and his bar fixtures were much damaged. Loss $BO0 —no insurance. The barber shop of Hugh Tanner was slight ly damaged by water. The house south of the bakery was occupied as a dwelling by Joshua Splane, furniture dealer, the store-room in front having just been fitted up by R. J. McGowan, as the ‘Joy Green” saloon, which he intended opening yesterday. Loss s6o—no insurance. Andrew Vance, saddle-tree maker, lost $6O to $lOO In tools and stock damaged by water. No insurance. Adjoining Mr. Splsne'a house is the livery stable and undertaking establishment ol Gol. Troville. The stable sustained but little dam age, owing to the exertions of the firemen. Thu carriage house and Bhop, in the rear, wero burnt, and Mr. T. will lose about $6OO in lum ber, coffins, tools, etc No insurance. The chair shop of Mr. Splane, in the rear, was totally destroyed, together with a large stock of furniture, tcjis. etc. The loss, togeth er with tbat sustained in his dwelling, will reach $1,600. No insurance. R. Splane, brother of tho furniture dealer, had abont $6OO worth of furnituro and house hold goods stored in the shop. The rear of the Uautte building was Eub« jected to an intense beat—the window frames Deing scorched, and tfce glass fractured. Iho building was, however, saved by tho active ex ertions of the firemen. COURT OK CHARTER SESSIONS, &< — Before Judgc*MtClure, Adams and Parke. TnURhDAV, April A, lStil. Xtfvier Carl plead guilty to Belling liquor without license, and was lined $lO and costs. Joseph Heisler was tried for assault and bat tery on bis cousin, John Heisler, and ac quitted. Thomas Joyce and Dennis M Quaid were tried lor assault tmd battery with Intent to kill on John Kelly, whom they knocked down, robbed and stabbed, in West Pittsburgh, last week. The jury found them guilty, and they were sentenced to an imprisonment of three years in the Penitentiary. Cross-suits of assault and battery between j) w. Smith and Eliza Smith, of the Fifih Waid, were tried, but the jury had not agreed at adjournment Noah F. Gillmore was acquitted of assault and battery on a charge preferred by Peter Kimmel. John Smith, a young man of about nine teen, was placed on trial for an attempt to ravish a little girl, twelve years old, named Elizabeth Pfeiffer, daughter of Adam Pfeiffer, of East Birmingham. The case occupied part of the morning and the entire afternoon, resulting in a verdict of guilty. He was sen tenced to two years’imprisonment in the Pen itentiary. __ Unhwoeth's Minstrels. —It is a long time since we have teen so much enthusiasm ex hibited duriDg the performance of cork opera, sa we saw evening, when the Uunswortbs gave their first entertainment here. Concert Hall, though not entirely filled, contained a Urge, respectable and fashionable audience. — The company had been highly praised by the press, East and West, but they exeeded all ex pectation. Unsworth is a whole team in him self,and his stumpspeech andbanjo solo brought down the house. Abecco is a splendid ballad- Ut and harpist, and, received merited applause, flays is an unimitable clog dancer and the au dience showed their appreciation by an oncoro. flonniker is a good comedian and O’Neil did “ essence of old Virginia” to perfection. Master Eugene has improved bidco bis last visit here, with Mat Peel, is an elegant lomale dancer and has a flue falsetto voice Alto gether the company is the best we have seen, being composed of first class stars, but we shall have more to say horeafior. The hou*e will be filled to-night, as the fame of the troupe U already abroad and their great Inl last n ; ght must attract others. Incendiarism —About half-oast 12 o'clock .on Thursday morning last, Mr. William Jones, residing in Adamsburg, Westmoreland county, on awakening from sleep, observed a great light, as from a fire, through the windows of tats hed-room, and, upon risiDg, found that the next dwelling, belonging to Mr. John Swash, was on tire. He immediately gave the alarm, and efforts were promptly made to stay the progress of the destructive element, but with out avail, and the building was soon reduced to ashes. No person was living in the house at the time, Us late occupant haviSg removed on Monday previous, and those who were to possession intending to do so on the fol lowing Monday. There being no Are on the premises for several days, and the fire being, when first discovered, in the roof, no douDt is entertained that it was the work of an in cendiary. The loss will be about six hundred dollars. ■■ u V.- a. ... -v®** r«,i j- , v.. -.* f * tf* . * . * ‘ . . ’ ' ti -V N 1 *■«•< • , t. «** ' ’ x* Chxeqk of Assault. —Harmar Millson, a German, keeping tavern at the corner of Penn and Mechanic streets made information be* fore the Mayor yesterday, charging James Henderson and others with a violent assault upon himself and wife. He staled that on ■Wednesday a number of boys in the vicinity were annoying him, calling him names, &c. ; he seized Henderson un i was immediately at tacked by tho others, who beat him severely, draping on of bis eyes in mourning. His wife interfered to save him and was slabbed by some one in the crowd in the left side of the abdomen, near the groin. She is confined to her bed, though not dangerously hurt. War rants were issued for the arrest of the parties. OoKTIMUKD sale of velvet brussels and : .grain carpets at the auction rooms of W. G. VfOsftney, No. 146 Wood street, this after at 2 o’clock, and positively the last sale of the"»»*» on - . * 1 * %v* > ; "1 *■ ** .. V vrV^'i % - •■' ■ ‘ "” r . _ tfoulpf #■* (Tljc Pittsburgh Post. i Bxplosion of a Locomotive— Engineer killed.— About six o’clock yesterday morn ing, the locomotive “Wisconsin." exploded at Alliance, on the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, exploded whilo near the station. She had just brought in the mail train and had been uncoupled preparatory to going into the shop, when the boiler burst, breaking the engine to fragments, soatte.ing the pieces about and instantly killing the engineer, John Molls. She bad on three guages of water and eighty pounds of steam, so that the cause of the explosion is a myßtery. Mr. Molls was a young man generally esteemed by all who knew him, and loaves a wife and child. Delegates Ele<tei». —The Reform Pres bytery of Pittsburgh, now holding its session in the 2d church elected the following delegates on Wednesday to attend the meeting of Gen eral Synod, to be held in Dr. McLeod's church, New York, on the 15tb prox. : Revs. G. Scott, Dr. Douglas, John McMillan, J. F. Hill, John Alford, John Nevin. A. M. Stewart, and J. 9. Scott General Alternates : Revs. F. W. McNaughtan, Thomas J ohnston and Robert McMillan. Wouldn’t Keep It —The lady of Law* rencovillo who took tbo foundling picked up on Penn street, last week, for the purpose ol raising it, returned the child to the Mayor yesterday, saying it was very cross and she oeuld not keep it, as she is going away. Bhe is also of the opinion that the child is not exactly white. The infant was given into the keeping of a woman uutil to-day, wheu it will be sent to the poor farm. Two more of the “High street boys." Bar ney and Edward O’Donnell, twin brothers, were arresitd and taken before the Mayor yes terday, charged, on oath of William Fitzgib bon, with disorderly conduct in insulting per sons passing along High street Barney was fined s2o and committed thirty days in de fault, whilo Edward, whose ofl’«u®o was not so aggravated as his brother's, was able to pay tbo s•’, fine imposed upon him. Compromised —On Tuesday afternoon a German named Christian Frodich was arreated and taken before Alderman Scott, charged with passing a counterfeit ten dollar note on George Beckert. The detendant cenied hav ing any knowledge of it being bonus, and produced the person who be had received it from. Lie redeemed the bill, paid the costs and the case ended Disappeared Again. —lt is now stated that the New Litbon merchant, Kbone/.er Smiley, of whose “ mysterious disappearance" from this city wo made a note at the time, has ab sconded, largely in debt, and with consider able funds, for California. It is said that be succeeded in robbing the widow and the fath erless under a cloak of religion. A Centenarian. —An Erie paper says there is living in that county a woman named Barnes, who is one hundred arui five years old She is the widow of a Revolutionary Pension er, and now receives a pension. Lier husband was in service ns teamster at the battle of Bunker Hill. She remembers well the history of the Revolution, and w»s In Boston at tbo time of the famous Tea Party. Tnk Jouvston Medal —The annual con test for the Jobnetoft i oiuca oil at East Liberty on the I>Ui m.-t. The medal is now in the possession <. l Colonel K ‘wioy, of the Washington Itilanin. Lawng been won on the occasion of the last contest by W. Mcll waine, a member of that c.'rps Fatal A>‘lL>knt —On Wednesday Jacob Doll man, an unmarried G-‘r:na r i. <.-ber, m- duatrious, and an old resident of the vicinity, was instantly killed at tuc coal-wiTks of J. G. McFarlftm* A C-> , nt-ar Wilkinsburg, by the falling up--n him o! a large m»«- Date, which ha Lad iooscneJ in Jig^inc MojKi. Dat .. Siohk Our friend Dr. (leo. H. Keyser, has on hai.d h:i kinds of drug-*, porfumory, modo irio.*. .V , u.i "i which ho sells cheap for cabh Mr. Jam-.-* Cu no.rc, h am will be found in attends:.tv with h:s u*u-d amiability and cheerLdn*-?-, to aID-n i t<* ail those wishing anything in the drug nne. MacEvov’r Cw ljkama is slid drawing Aqo audiences at Lafayette llad. Last even* ing the Spangled Banner" was intro duced and i-nr.g in !inc ?t) In 1-y Mis. MacK vo\ , creating the grcat-sl entbu-ia.-m Tm- paint ings are flat: aud well worth a visit, and we ad vice ul! to go. S'! Jylis'b Km-.l'a! CliL'Ui'H, KuANk* Lis—At an election lor vestryman <-f this church b-!d on Lister Muf.dav, April I>L, the following gentlemen Were elected: W W . Mas. r, Wm F.pW, J F kuain, K B. Hampton, Edmond hvam, .1.-nn Kvai.s, > T. Kennedy. Theatre- —Miss Desin. —Miss Sue Denin lakes » bent fit this evening wheu she will ap-» pear as Romeo in SLak*pearu s great tragedy. She will also dm t o an Irish jig with Miss Price. A pantomime closes the bill. Let us see a full house. For Kansas The employees of the uHara glass works, Fifth Ward, contributed do to the Kansas fund, which amount has been handed over to Mayor Wilson. Ho has also received from Indiana i Fa.) Lodge A. V. M.., No liFt, thusum of Shari* —lt is said that at ih* flrV on Smith-* field street, some parties collected money, by representing that it was for Uo* use of fire companies. We advise people not to give un der such circumstances. Six or eight sheep belonging to Mr. Alex. Cochran, of Armstrong township, Indiana county, killed last week bv two dogs, one of which subsequently Buffered death for his offence. Whisky Inspector John Srnitley of Tem porancevile, has been appointed whisky in' spec tor for this county. John F. Oliver, Democratic t'nion candi date, was elected Mayor of .Steubenville on Monday. Oil near East Liberty.— We are in formed that a small vein of oil has been struck on the farm of Mr. George Finley, Collins township, at the depth of one hundred and twenty feet. A eire occurred in Madison, Westmore land county, eight miles from Greensburg, last Friday, which destroyed the store and dwelling of James L. Brown and four or five others. C. B. Bkely, real eetato broker, Arc , has removed up Fifth street, opposite the Cathe dral, where ho will be glad to see old aDd new customers. Dead. —John Campbell, a coal miner at Stewart, D.ckson & Co's, coal works, whom we noticed last week as having been injured by a fall of slate, has since died. Hawkins’ steam plow will be tried to-mor row, in one of the fields of W. S Haven, Esq. at SwißSvale. Burglary.— The dwelling of Chas. Don ley, Washington, was entered last week and robbed of $8,50, which was in a trunk. Dentistry. — Dr. C. Bill, No. -40 Penn treat, attends to all branches of the Denta rofession. JOSEPH MEYER & SON, and Wholfctfcl* an.l R®Uul l*ealerB is furniture and chairs No« *l** Peas Street, above ll»e Can a Have on hand a large assortment of Fancy and .Plain SrL taWL in Wolnuiand Mahoney of their own mano- U. qSut, »d •*,* to «nr to th. otty, ood wQI «U • * . 1 • *. . » *3 * * , l *'• ...; -*v T-i' -*■ -» - ■. *>Ar- • •■' ?■• ■; ~ f!.*&**'* *” ■ " \t ■ 5 * ' ’’’ * t**-, !•■'•*• • , “*V. ' : - »| »:j . '■J*V -i\ *.i* •' - '•" ./!■ Vi 1 (‘•vV l 'ijk:''i- v v. , k- ?’• J*j.jy* -■ PITTSBURGH. Editorial Postmasters. —Mr. Walter, of the Delaware county hepublican, Mr. Young, of Hip Tioga Agitator, and Mr. Sterrett, of the Erie Oazettr , have been appointed Post masters in their respective towns. Drs. Stbbhinb a Munbon have removed their o&ce to No. 191 Fenn street, near St. Clair street. DR. C. BAELZ, WATERCURE AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. ALSO—AGENT OK RAINBOW’S CELEBRATED TRUSS RUPTURES. SAPONIFIES?! Important to Families! Save Time, Trouble, and Expense ARTICLE One pound equal to Slx pounds POTASH!! Fur Rale ■( Wholesale-. lj Penn'a. Salt Manufact’g. Co. PITTSBURGH, PA And by all DruOTlata & Orooera tn ihr United Btatea. Hyatt’s Patent Illuminating Tiles HAYING BEKS APPOINTED AGENTS FOR TDK SALE OF HYATT’S CELEBRATED ILLUMIJiATI.NGTILES, For lighting basements, cel- LARS. AREAS, AND COAL VaI'LTB- We would respectfully eoliot an examination ol •*mpleii,»i our Warehouse, No. 150 Water Street, ANDERSON A PHILLIPS, Ajzema lor BROWN BROTHERS, manu&kciurar*, Chicago, lUiooia. STATIONERY.’JOB~ PRINTING, BOOK BINDING, A 1.1. KINI'S LARGE STOCK AMERICAN PAPERS 1 tio,d ' 8,1,1 AND STATIONERY ;BOOK PRINTING ALWAYS ONj UAND. ! DONE TO ORDER. order. W. S. HAVEN, BTATIONEB, JOB PRINTER A BOOK BINDER, Corner of Wood and Third Btreotfu rrmrlditap? _ HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, p. oiiitis;\ ' >rder* solu* ted iu iam'iupdi 'hop. Gnw.i Bireei. (tpporlU* Cathedral. m*r I Y Oil. ! OIL.! ! OH. ! ! ! Til K BEST MINERAL Ll' BKIC'AT*>K in the world, from the THOMPSON WEI.U SMITH KERRY !i ir a* •* at No t Hand Kireet. rrhStlm WHITE SATIN KID HEEL SLIPPERS, W. E. SCBKIERTZ A CO,, niar24 QALL AND SEE THE— SEVEN BHOOTKR The load is id ooa complete preparation. ' Water will noi destroy the loa-*. They are neat anti handsome. Price $l2 and $l6. Call an>l He** them at HUWN * TETLKVB, 13d Wood Mtr'-et. Sundries.— W dozen Pinet, Casttllon A Co.’s Bran 'I •A> “ Oiard, Du Pey A Co's of; 2U “ Bes-juit, d"; lu “ Champagne. do; Do ** Pale Sherry Wine; Vf» “ Harmony Sherry Wine; ‘it> u Dufl, Gordon A Co.'s Hherry Win**; for italo by the dozen or bottle, WM. BR.N'NF/I, mar# ltfto Wood street Sundries.— " 24 barrel* rhoioe Sweet Potatoes; 20 “ Fresh Eggr, ;t0 “ Ureen Appier, 100 bushels Neshannork Potato**; 6o “ Small White Beans; 100 “ Pea Nuts; 50 “ Onions; 5 “ Onion Betts; 100 sacks B. W. K our, 20 boxes W. £L Caeeee; In More and fur sale by A . FETZttR, m h22 corner Market and Kirst^reeta. F'O'lCsa PHE Vv ell " KSu'w N Keg and Barrel Manufactory. eiluate m Pitt toWD »nln (adjoining the City Line) on the Hank of the A! “eifteny fever. There to a saw Mill and all Ihe ran cmnerr for manufacturing Nall Kegs, Flour Barrel* and Boxes and with but little expense in additional machinery will make Oil Barrels at obeaper rau>» than can be made eleewhere. For fur: her particular ap ply to L. WILMABTH, Agent. Marl2:lm. City 6th Ward 'D'RSS TBIMMINGS, — NSW BONNETS AND HATS, NEW HIBBONB AND FLOWERS, NEW SKIRTS AND COBBETS, And menv other new erticlee, just in from New York, EATON, MACRUM A OO.'H, No. IT end IB Fifth street- SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. JAMES ROBB. No. 89 Mark** Street, Has just received and opened opened a large stock of Boots and Shoes..compris ing one of the largest assortment* to he found. LAdies’, Misses’ and Chi'dreo's Boots, Shoes, (»aiters, Slippers, Operas, etc. rt3«n«‘, Boys’ and Youth*’ French Calf Boots, Uaiter*. Oxford '1 ie.*», Pnuoe Alberts, Hootch Bootee*, Bnoes, Brogans, etc. Boots a d Shoe* c»t every v.nety and -tyle, which will be sold at .Aavaonr aitaa. prices to suit the times, All person* desiring to procure a tmrgaiu, wruld do we ll to call and ex mine the stock at MU Market street, as the proprietor is determined to sell cheap. mh3o ONION SETS. —10 busheh Onion Sets iust received and for sale by 1 JAB. A. FETZEB, corner Market and First streets ; v-*-N' 1 S' . » ,**-•>•* * . - • * ‘ i* *> •* 130 BMITHFIKLPST ntacxmiox, Hi ASK IhjOKS Plain, Kinfj, always on MAI* K T O UK I !i; I. I ANI»- KBCEIVKi* AT 31 Fifth Street, NEW EMBROIDERIES, NEW HIOBERY AND ULOVEB, NEWGOOD! KOK — RIDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1861. THE LATEST MEWS. BY TELEGRAPH. LATER FROM EUROPE. Washington City Items. &c., &c., &c., &c., Richmond. April 4.—At twelve o’clock to*day the debate on the resolution! of the committee terminated, and after an ineffectual effort by Mr. Wise to extend the titne, and affird him an opportunity to explain the amendments. The Committee of the Whole proceeded to vuLo on tbe third resolution, whijh opposes the formation of geographical or sectional parties in respect to federal politics. This was adopted. The fourth resolution w n s taken up and cm motion of Mr. Wis* it was amend'd bv inserting the words ‘'several Slitea” in li*»n of ••Culled S:al»*s” making it declare that the* t'-rritorics constitute a trust to be administer- d for tbo common benefit of the people of the several SUub ; yea*. 68, nays, i>6 Two other verbal amendments offered by Mr. Wise were agreed to. Mr. Morton moved to amend "by striking out the iast sentence, viz: “ If the equal ad mission of slave and free labor into any terrU lory exists, an unfriendly coi flict between the systems ensues. A fair partition of the ter ritories ought to be made, and each system be protected within the limit required by law necessary for its proper development.” Tne motion was lost, yeas 3*. nays f»l. The Convention then took a rocess. Washington, March 3 —Hun. Thomas Corwin. Cmt-'d States Minuter to Mexico, has bren tendered the sioop of-war Cumberland, n .w titling out at Norfolk, to take him to his p,»it. it is expected that he will leave on the loth inst. Should that vessel not be ready he may be conveyed thither on the steamer Pow battsn. Sir Charles Wvke, the BriLish Min ister, will arrive in Mexico about the first of May. The Mexican question receives special consideration by the Administration, and an immediate treaty with that government is one of the objects of the mission. The Spanish which was to havo been sent to tbe Gulf of Mexico, will be delayed until further instruction can be received fr)m Madrid. Boston, April 4. Advice? by the America state that tbo ships Juniata, for Baltimore,and Joseph Kioh, for New Orleans, collided off Taskar, and tbe farmer was sunk. Capt. Wilson, tbo chief mate, carpenter, and ten of the crew were drowned. The rest of the crew were rescued. Lloyds have increased the rate of insurance on cotton ships from 40 to OU shillings, includ ing the risk of capture. The Great Eastern sails on the first of May from Liverpool for New York. Paoviij kn<.k, April 3.—The State election to"k piaco to-day, with tbe following result; Ton K«public»n ticket, h»aui*d by James Y. Smith; for Governor, is defeated. Governor Spraeu<\ the Union candidate, is re elected by a largo majority. The Legislature is of the same political character Tbe Union candi dat»‘« tor Congress, William J. Sheffield from ih** Eastern, and Geoige H Broome, from the Western District, are elected over the late Republican members, Me-srs. Robinson and B ravton. Wamiinoton City, April 4. —ln addition to tbe other Maine appointment*, heretofore stated, are tbe following : Jason Weeks, Post master at Bangor ; Dwight B. Barnard. Post master at Calais ; William B Smith, Collector at Maohias . Truman Harman, Collector at Belfast The President to day mad*'tbe following San Francisco appointments; Benjamin "W. Mudge. Appraiser General. Samuel 11. Parker, Postmaster. K. S Stevens, Suial. r Baker’s .*n i* l law, Superintendent cl the United Mini. \Y a>Hi No t'os, April 4. Capt. Barry acorn pany of ar.illery icfl here L»-day for New The same train carried away from twe .ty live t-» th,rt\ carper,ters, engaged hore by the Government, but for what service it > n-.t publicly known C.-.ro. (;.,rga.-. r, 'o.i'v r.>.<r;ed fr m tbe arm\. has tendered u.® to the Confed erate States. He is a native of Pennsylvania, and was formerly in command of the Charles ton Arsenal. ('n xHi.KhTos' • April - —The State Conven tion t ‘ day. bv a vote of 1 -It* yeas to Jb nays, ratiti-'d the Permanent Constitution of tbo cJntoderate S ales. Tbe obi igatu nof secreay was removed from this action. A number of members are expected to change their votes to morrow, when the minority will bo reduced to ten or twelve negatives Charleston. S. C-, April 4 —An officer of the U. S. army who was sent to New Orleans about the turn' that Texas seceded, remains there, and it is suspected that he does so for the purpose of giving information to his gov ernment. Ttio War Department of the Con pd ratt: Statrs has a ab-eplefes eye upon him; he is suppled l<> bo a Pennsylvanian. CUD a-,0. April 4 -Tbo banks of this city .hrew out the notes of fortv-two Wisconsin bauks this morning, their securities having so much depreciated that it was considered unsafe lu bold them Charleston, April 4 —Lieuts. Talbot and Sneider, from Fort Sumter reached the city about n<>on with a flag of truce. They are Oow having an interview with the Governor. Nothing has transpired with regard to the ob* joct of tbis movement. Nkvt York, April 4 —The United States steamer Harriet Lane has left the navy yard, and Is now anchored at the quarantine, being bound to sea. Cincinnati, April 1 —Judge McLean of the United States Supremo Court, died in this city this morning Cincliiunti Market. lYxrisiKATi, Apr l 4 —).veiling. — Flour remain* dull, and the highest '‘tier made for aupertiu** n* |4 *O, il in held at S' l &0 - Wheat steady at 06<.$ r J&c for to prune red. and $1 06«1 Vi for white o.;rn hUiady, with L KO od demand for ear. but none tor Dialled. <>aw dull *t ttk-m bulk. KyeM<&6Sc. Barley dull at for prime fall. Whi*ky has advanced to 13Uc, with a good demand Mess Perk is *n good demand with sales of ttuo bt-lh »t 506(1(1 I*7 Bocoo sold at and for the different Vm-.!*; holders refused to sell at these rates at the close, a.-king 1 hicher: there is a good demand for bu.k meat-, w.ih sales c 160 uoo tt»-> at rt<3>BV4o for shoulder* and sides. firm but nut mui h doina Tne money market is un changed. Exelmuge firm at S> er cent, for Eastern. Valuable Properly Tor Sale. WILL BK OFFEEh.iI FOE SALE AT Public Auction on me premia*, on Tuesday, the wth d&y ol A pril next, at the hour ot S o’clock, P. M. that very desirable lot ol ground having a fronton St. Clair street, of forty-two feet and eight mohca.aod ex lending baek of equal widto along I'uqneane Way. 110 feet to an alley. 'I enna of sale:—Oae-lourth caeh, and and the balance m three equal annual payments, with Interest JOHN IRWIN, President MarWwt ». Alleulwny Suspension Hrldse Co^_ ci<\i \ empty slack barrels for 2UU 1-ketmkb a A . FL OT 1 ) CORNER FODRTIi AND ROSS STS. PiU»qurgh, Pa, agent fur the receipt and sale of CARBON OILS Koadh constantly cvn hand, and is receiving h( avy and light a Is suitable for Lubneaticg and Betming purposes, winch will be sold low for ciah and cash only. ap2:rtmd*w Hill A: ol have removed kkom. L“r curlier of Wood and Fifth street*, u» No. 64 Fourth Street, oi<* house tatel) occupied by the Adarn**' Kxpre'H Com ply They will return to their old stand about July I~V or hh soon thereafter ab metr new bankina houee >e finished “P'** TJ/WKLOR PA PKRS. —Hold, Persian and m Ar»b**gue patterns, For sale bv ff'hm W. P. MaRHHALX* 1 ' V ' * -i V * -*V'‘ - WEEKLY KEVIEW. Carefully Revised and Corrected by our own We nou* liule change in general feature* aince our laat. ami there ia noftauch acunty m boaineae, though trade m some department® has improved. Yet e wales are fnlly up to those of this time lautyear.and the spring may vet turn out well. The river has risen to abont eight and a half feet Hinoe our last, but there ia little business of importance being transacted by boat. The oil trade np the Alle gheny and down the Ohio, form the bulk of the busi ness now doiriV- We have made few alterations in our quotation*, as the markets genera ly are without much change. The money market cootiuu«‘s quiet, though tr.e cur rency movement has created some trouble and incon venience. 'I he Lanka have no' yet renamed specie payments as was expected t»f this tim®. The we kiy statements show a large increase in circulation, winch is ihe;r ch’ef feature. The following comparative statement is made up from the official statement of the condition of the c;ty p«nkv for the week ending on Monday laat, and for those of the week previous . ASSETS. Ix>aD* and Discounts Due by other Banks.. Notes, 4c, of other banks and Treasury Notes Specie Lubtuties. „ . „„ Circulation 2.919 86 00 2,0-4,7< 100 Due to other Banks. 1&9.966 30 191.070 .19 Deposits..- 1,662.047 63 IfiUfib* 61 1 bese figures show the following comparative resnlte Increase in Loans and Discount* I»ecreft»e id amountdue by other Banka Decrease tn Notes and Checks 01 other Bank s Increase m Specie - ’{J-jJjV f " Increase in Circulation - S Increase in amountdue toother Banka. la'* w Decrease in —•— -**•••* 6 * By ** The above figure* snow a net increase m Assets <f $107,987 78, and a net Increase in Liabilities of $99,649 97 —making the difference in favor ot the Banks this week 8,447 81. __ Ale...PiUsburgn mamiiactured continue* in fair demand, with steady shipment* to all part* of the coun try. The established rates at present are : bbla. hf. bt»ls. bbla ht bbla. Kennet...sB,Uo $4,00 India. sB#> $4,00 X -6.00 8,00 XX - 7.00 460 Cream 6,00® 6,00 460<&3,00 Porter.... 6,00 3,00 Applet. .. The market is we 1 supplied with green, at $1,60(0*2 00 pr bbl, a® in quality. Ashes... We note no material change. Pots rate at 4*44>44ic and Pearl** at ; Soda Ash at 3# 3Uc; Nitrate of Boda at 6J4vs6>£c; and Concentrated Lye bacon- Is Killing in lot* at 7 J4®'. Vi c ? lb for Shoul ders, for Piam Ham*, »ua ilV7*s>H%e for Sugar c ..red do. Beam.„ There is a good demand, with sales of small white at 66<g»76c- per bash. Batter. .. Sales of good roll making atlS®U l x c v fir Brooms. .. Sales at *2,00®2,60 per dozen Cor oommon ands2,76®46ofor good and fancv. Buckets and Tubs... The Beaver manulacturenj’ prices are as follows Buckets plain inside $ dozen, $1,46; painted inside, $1,60; 3 hoops, $1.76; Tubs, No. I, 3 hoops, dozen, $7,76; No, 1, 2 hoops, $6,7 to No. 2 $6.00; No 3, No. 4, s4.7fe No. 6, $ 00; Keelers No. 2, $2,76: Half Bushels, sealed, $4,76. Buckwheat Flour... ls selling in lots at $1,50 »100 lbs. Candle*— The following are now the current rates of city manufacturers: Moulds 11c. V &>•; Lip "REMOVAL ■ ■ PITTSBURGH MARKETS Commercial Reporter. April 4th, 1861. March 26. April 1. .$6,860.x 15 74 $6,870,?95 06 596,100 ay 605,007 08 filS.s<H> -M 610,811 36 1,068.240 1 1 1,097,620 B 4 star l&@iyc y D>. Ctoee»«...Tbe market is well supplied. We quote sales of W. R. at 9%©10c per Ux, and Hamburg at 11c. Corn Meed. ..ls plenty. We quote trom first hands at &OW66c. per bush., and from store at 58<f$62c. Crackers... Hare recently declined, and we now quote' as follows by the bbl s Water Crackers. 6c * tt>. Butter 7c; Bugar Sc: Soda 7c; Boston 7c; Pilot Bread, ; $4,T6 * bbl. i Cordage... _ Manilla Rope, coil. 9c & Manilla Rope, cut. 100 V ® , Hemp " “ -12 c ¥ & Tarred “ ..lie ¥»> Hemp “ “ ..lie ¥ Tarred “ cut .A3c ¥fc Pac'nir Yarn, flne..lla ¥ lb Pacing Yarn, comJOo ¥ ® BmCbrds... Manilla, $1,50, $2,26@33)0 ¥ dozen; Hemp, *1,37 $2d)0d52,76 ¥ doaen; Hemp coll, 11c. ¥ &>. Plough Lines...Manilla 87c. ¥ doaen: Hemp 70c. ¥ d °*- CbtlOTi Cbrdope-.OoUon Hope $4 and upward#, 20c.; do. below %, 22c.; Bed Cords. ¥ doaen. Plough Lines 41,20, Bash Cords $6,60. Cranberries... Bales in lots st $7,60(618,26 per bl jjrte<l Beef... There 1# a bur demand, principally local, at 10U®llc. ¥ lb, m uerces. Dried Fruit. .. Comes In plentifully, and we quote at 87@51,00 (or Apples; and ¥ bush for good "better demand. Balea ol pecked in bble a; * p«r do*. Feed .The sales are limited and prices better.... We quote Middling# at »6@»oc ¥ 100 o>#2 Shorts, 6£@Wg Bruo at 45<£600; Ship Stufls at Oil meal, slB®*) Feathers... We quote Prime Western at 46c. from first hands; 4&<&6oc. from store. c^Qt m Fire Brick. .. Sales of Bolivar at $25@85 v M. FUk...The demand taimproving,but figurenare with out much alteration. Sales of No 3 Maoken£at Jll.ihjgjU,- 50 nr bbu for l>*ke White $9,60(£9,.& pr. barrel, itfid |5,UG<g)$5,S& pr. half bbl; Lake' l rout $B.OO «a&,25 » bbl.; Lake Herring, hf. bbL; balumore do. s7,uo nr. bbl. Halifax do. ss,ou ; Alewives, Cod6sh 4*4c pr. tb. Sale# at these Uguresare liI jf lour Figure# are wtuioul much al erat on.and no Miperflne Belling. We quote other grade# ae toilow#. 12.H)«06.e0 lor bpnag Wheat l itre ; t.xtra 1 mnily, $6,26 @6.3u\ Fan y $6,76. Hum Wheal, Kitra. $6,26@6,31 .rtraprwnily 16,76@5,80; Kauc\,se,'a*\g.e’2s. Oas Pipe... The billowing ate quotation# ol the -rought-iron uibmg: Per Fool. 1 Per l 1 oot. Inch t.aa Pipe.. 7 eta. IV, Inch t-a# Pipe.. 32 cts. “ a “ 2 6U •• •• I 3 -Jew* " ..13' “ BV, “ “ “ -l.*> “ “..ITS" 4 “ ** U. 06 “ l Customary diacoun allowed. Uraln... vVheau.n without matonal chaa«e. We quote Rxo at Jd,os<S>l t u7; and Wuirt at $l.lO bush. Cotta is Beilmß at Oats have declined. and we quote at irom first hands.and irotnstore. Bajoit ft rm at fro©. r»er bush (or pnu& and small iota o( Kr* rormnau<ii>M&To. per bust. Urocerlea.. .There is a fkirdemaod for N.O. Sugar at TihjTW' a» m .juahiy. Molansea is stead/at37(<s37Hc H aw ior old iio-l of w N. O. to city and country; Codeo is steady at U#M£c. per lb for Rio in lot#. Riot- is selling at V &>• »“ tierces and in bids. Hay ..dale* at scales limited at per too. Hide*. ..Are dull at rt®7o * &> lor gxoeu oeel; «>*<s Ocfor green salted, Uc tor dry Bint. Uumlny.SaUs of good Pearl, at *6,00<a>0.25 per b Iron and Nall*...The manu'acturers quote flat common bar at Y tb : other do»eripuon* m proper uoa Nads, 10 u< txi. at $2 60; fed. aod,6d at $2,75; 7d and 6 ; $3,000 ; sd, s3,'<*3 ; 4d. blued, $3,60 ; 3d no, *4,uu; ’id do tineri6,W@s,Bo. Spikes, 3 to 6 la-, ; wrought do.. *4,25^4,76. Lard....ls in damaod. Prime country is selling at I i»Uo » tb In bbhu and kegs. Leather. ..Tbe market is steady, with no change in our old Quotations; Red Spanish Sole Y B> 21<55250 I Upper Y dos Slaughter ** I Bridle “ }UX&U> Harness- M 27 ®3Bo | Skirting “ B> 32®S4c sells regularly at f1,2G(d>1,26 Y bbL Lumber, Qrten... There is but liule now coming to market, and ihe figures are for partly seaaouod The pnres rango—for Common Jloyjri t>er 1,000 feel and Clear *20,00 , Timber S<slbc Y cubic loot, and Slnu ales * hood. Lumber, Reasoned... The following are the quoiHUon* per l 000 feet, lor seasoned lumber at city yards . Common 1 m.boards,sl4,oo 1 Flooring, dres d. l in, *22,00 •« *• 31,u0 I »* 1 in oak, ao.uo 1 •• lWm. ” <2,00 j)less Pork... We quote New at |ls per bbL Oils... Lard No. I is steady, anil sales are made at 88<&syo. Y JtaL No. 2, brings 76<£80c. Refined Coal, quotes at Lubricating and once distilled at Pi-trolemu at2s<£27e fair galioo. and pookages }»aid for. Linseed is selling at 66 (a 68c. Onions... Are dull at 60c. inlote, and 600 bush. in the small way. . , . ... , I Pl® MeuU ...There is but little doing. We notea 1 few sales of Allegheny, at *44, and Tennessee $26 per Neahannocks bring £o®62c per bushn and Reds 36<£40c. Powder...We quote blasting and mining at Y keg; nflo at $6*25; safety fuse $4,00 Y 1006 leet lCosln...Ble vly sales at $6,26 for No. 2. Hyo Flo-*r...Wo note an occasional sale at $S,6O@ 3,62 per l>t»l. Salt... There is a fair demand, with sales of No. 1 at Y bbL, and No. 1 Extra at $1,20@1,25 $ bbi. Sheetings, Yarns, dt©~.Tbe ruling figures are as follows : fcagie Bheounga, 8%0. Y yard; Niagara *&!. pock» rums tt> No. li ft) No. 17— b No. li ft) No. 18- lb No. 20- DOW Tim* No». 6 to 10 intuitive.. l»c Noi»-11 and U No. *> No. U. f) No. H ** No. 400, Uc 4* do* I No. 800. No wS 10 E “ I No. 900 No. 60o! 0 4 “ No- 1000- No. 700 8 V “ I oun aaaix, uisn «■ Chain, assorted col'a. *oc®lb I Oandlewtok— 0o f b • vhtuv ** U> *6 ente O V ft> 1 Tw*oe—. H V tb » » 86 to 44 “ 22 |Hb} Batting, family. U fi> Coverlet Yarn-- - - 2 I t°’ l~ S Caulkina —... 1® VB>l Sand Stone...K«gular sales or Huntingdon count; ftoana -Tho following ere the manufacturers’ pnoesi Rown/W.; No. 1 Palm, t>Xi Castile i OloTer seed at Tft bush, lota from store; Timothy is selling at |2Ao<j&2o and Klai is soaroe at 4l»26@i»2&dV bush. Tmllaw~~ Bough quotes at country ren d from otty males at *7,4o®fU>o « 100. gtearlne-ls steady stloK©lofco per!l b.ia i Heroes. V.nlaon...B&lea in small lota at 10@10}4c. V IN. window Gl*ea...The prices remain steady, and .A nuoTe aa lollowa for city brands, in boxes of frtty feet, IftS 14 per cent, discount oxB and 7xB. *2,00; Bxlo. Sm. BxuT BXII, BxlB and 10x12, *160; 8x18,8x14 and snxu. *2.74: 8x14,10x14 and 10x19, *2,00. tt'hU. bead, bitbarge, Ae—White head la Ann. and in steady demand a 4 A4O V hea for pure oil Bad Lead BU®Bc. net, and Lithange BJ4- IV ni.ky... Is stall dull and low. Common Rectilied sails at 17@17M0 per gah, New Rye at74@9oc. and Old Rye at pergal, Min age and quality. Stt ’' < , •>' •» •«. ■ •' - - - *v . ... AMKhHESY CATTI.E MARKET. The market wa» poor thin week, offericge of* ll k,uJs lit hi. The sales made were al last week's figures The uilk ofall 10 weol East. I'NloN DROVE YARDS. A’,.. Offered. Offered by. 1 1... J V Law j... Wm .J Hutohinson 1U0...J K Cochran 32.. A H Menter r.s.„Wm Holmes 23.. 8 R°efer 31.. .T S Thorp JG...L Collier 13.. R K Patterson 17.. M Albert 6.. C Swisher 4.. Husselton 10.. E N*fl 14 .Samuel Warner 9.. \Y Kilgore r-....l B Hufl 45-i ottered 12» sold 380 SeDt Kast, and Left over. So. Offend. Offered by. Sold. Priee. W)...J.>bn Hmitb S^nt^East, ;t*v4 ..Henry Ha»b 3U0...8. Harshey. :o...Aif Martin. 147.. D Bnrdell.... 135.. H Thorp:. 43... L Collier. 4'i1... J Stewart e. Jao Todd 14 E Naff 1812 otitred 23 sold ’B9 Bent Rest. .Vo. OJf'.rol. Offered Sold. Price. fi,V2... 'no E’lwanger Sent East. 1'»4...W J Holme** “ 406 ..J II Biggerstart “ 83.. Clark “ 57.. J W K laore. 147. .i) Burden “ % 9.570 7V2 . Tl.yee go 1499 Beat Emu .Vo. Offered. Offered hy. 1... J M •Laml- 14.. M Cunningham... 14.. .Julias Voetler 29 Sent East, grtr EXCELSIOR GLASS WORKS, A. WOLFS F. T. PLUNKETT .T. CAMPBELL. WOLFE PLUNKETT & CO. GLASS MANUFACTURERS, WAREHOUSE So. 12 Wood Street, Corner of First, lk. Pa GROCERY AND TEA STORE WHOLESALE DEALER IN butter, bo-gas, AND ALL KINDB OF PRODUCE. Goods Delivered when Ordered DISSOLUTION. —The Partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, oa der the name of CARTWRIGHT A YOtJJjG, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, WM. C*Kl WRIGHT retiring from the Arm. The business wul be continued at the old stand corner of Wood and Dia mond Alley, by W. W. YOUNG, who alone is authorised to settle the boainees of the late Arm. WM. CARTWRIGHT, Pirtsßuaoa, Feb. 21st, 1861. W. W. YOUNG. Having disposed of my inter est m the firm of CARTWRIGHT * YOUNG, to my former partner, W. W. YOUNG, I taVe pleasure in recommending dim to our former customer*, and to the yubhc generally. WM. CAktTWEISHT. Pittsburg tt, Feb. 21st, 1861. Co- Partnership. The undersigned associated r. J. ANDKRSON *uh them in tho business of man ufan taring NAIIA TACKfI, RBAPS, 4e- on the first dav rt .rANPAKY'toIfc Tne bosfneaa will be con ducted 'aud*r tbe old name and style of CHESS, SMYTH A Co. DAVID CHESS, R. F. SMYTH, K. W. WILSON. February 25th, 1801. DAVID CHKBB. K. F. aMYTH... CHKSB, SMYTH & CO., NAILS, TACKS. BEADS, Ac. Warehouse No. 112 Water Street, fe2f,:2n,J PITTSBURGH, PA Co-Partnership, rITE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS ,i,v furine.l a Co-Partnership under the name and aiyleot’PKKK NA MERRICK * CO,in the Paper, Hag *n,i k'eooral Commission Business. 8 JNO.M PERKINS, 0. HENRY MERRICK EDWARD a CLAPP. I’.tlsburgh. Pa., March Ist, 1861. .Ino. M. Pibkins C. fimT MmnoS-.~ K. C. Clapp PERKINS, MERRICK & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Paper, Hags, Twine, Cordage, &c., &c„ Manilla Hope, Broom-Twine, and Wire, Paper-Makers Ma terials, &c., &e, Warehouse No. 82 Third Street, m ,rl:,r PITrsRUIiOH , PA JJRUDI'CK. - _ f 7 1.500 bushels Peaches, 1,000 u Apples, 3 kegs Lard, 20 bushels Cloverseed; On consignment and for sale by falK b WM. H. "MITHA Co_ QINUINNATI CATAWABA WINE, J. N. BTRAUB'S LASER BEER, I’UIO an I gia.J. particularlj fer lam'ljr uae, oae alwajri i>e hint at me V.'iae and t ag-r Beer Saloon of jaitlJm.l X ROT H, Wo. Ha Diamond. I’or Rent, rpwo OFFICES ON SMITHFIELD ST. 1 h°- —““ P< ““ UTIE® ABRO. ,„ lR Music Store. Kifthwcree n. BSOlafi, Y.'NUI NK BUILDER AND MACHINIST, Jpg i,RKAT WESTERN PLAiNINU MlLL,cor. Mar* Cit anti DttyuakM H‘oy, jPtttiburpA, Will niake U> order, and warranted as good as can be made, the following machikMry, vis:—Steam Engines, Turning Lathee, Tor wood and iron; Planers, for wood andiron; Drilling Machine*; HousenandTobaccoScrewa; Patent* right and Me*id Machine* in the bestmanaer}Bh*mng, Pulliea, and Hangers, of all sues and variety 1 Screwy of anv dian>eter and pitch, uj fifteen feet in length* Wul glso make, and have on hand. Doctor and Nigger En> ?mes, and Deck Pump* for steamboats, Ac- Lath* Inheurs and other Planing done to order; can plane 82 inches wiae, by d feet G inches long. AU (h urt I\ M»pUy FUimitnd BantuUo aoiidUd. N H.—l'urtJt iiiiLf ktiention and -promptitude given to ~,pajr> ou Brnitm# Cresse*and other machines. jiIU.V W MCCARTHY, BILL POSTER. Will attend to the Distributing ana Posting of mU, CIRCULARS, CARDS & PROGRAMME! 26c |t tt> 26 ft lb W |t Zb A |l to 29 |t m FOR Amusements, Railroads, Steamboats, Ships, Hotels, Sales, Bte^ PITTSBURGH, PA. *» Orders sent to the office of the Pittsburgh Afcrn- PtmL nr Daily GautU, will reoelve prompt attention KETCHUPS, SAUCES, Ac.— Walnut Ketchup, Tomato Ketchup. Mushroom Ketchup, h r«iich Mustard, Worcestershire sauce, Harvey's Sauce, John Bull’s S«uce, Beef Steak Sauce, Olives, Copers*, Aucbones, Ac., Ac. Fcaaleby REYMER A BROTHERS, marl 4 No. 3# Wood street. MORE NEW GOODS BURCHFIELD & CO.’S, OPEN THIS HORNING SOFT FINISH BLEACHED MUSLINS got up expressly for their own sales, at 10 and 12)4 cento per yard. Irish Linens, warranted pure Flax. Shirt Pronto, French Chintz. Calicos. for spreads, fast colors, 6c do u ** “ 8a do u « •• ioo North East comer of 4th and Market street Fire-board prints—For u^j*.^** •* _ .£ .V V. • ■*' tifc^ jci£&*w . ■' ». : e. l, • • ‘ Jr.v. f' -0> <>, .. „ * ’ .. *" -A' v*. AtucoantT City, April 4,1861. John AUender, Proprietor. CATTLE. Sold. Beat Blast l*ft Over 17 SJ^o lo 3^<»H4o 14 “ 67 3%@4V M 9 4Uc fk 14 * ( AO •* “ HORSE'S. Sold. Priu. Sent EasL P ttibarj I). B. FERGUSON, Corner Huh and Wylie Hirer R. W. WILSON. ,_R. .1, ANDEBBON. iusu?4ctuubB* or —AND — J -s * «.• * i vi n-t vA-%; $; V , r ''o ftM *. i / e % - . ,'.}/wi NUMBER 17? lM • - i »r | -'>j V'ti , SPUING STOCK OF- ■ - w * iw “““■*« WE HAVE JUST OoMPLETJa>^a?is^§; first Spring supply of the.nnrtygOaai»mijrfi? i ®?S;’ ; WAY PIANOS, generally admitted tabethoßiofr of the preaentdnjr; oom pnaiOK t»Ut GRANDA6QUISE 'ftisM PIANOS, and at NEW YORK rawed for FIVE YEARS. —— before purchasing aheghwa.. it. K I.FBER A BPO-, 68 Fmhsw-'. . marls Bole Agents for Bteimitay’a WtietUamaiflaS-lir-Tal: T" HE UNDEKSIUNJSI); WOUXrIJi-lp^lpf speotftdly inform the pnblio ttattn'MnaJ^S^^i.^t® Uie request of ft number of pfttronSj.De BtfjPptßwhfi 1 SODA WATER FOESTAIW';* - ,p CHARLES H. SUPBR, UrtUKisV ' ‘ Cor. Peon and fit. Cyffrjfa t rM-. : | 1 ’flf S 3. for the season. marl 6 TTYDRANT HOSE.—Vulcanized Hos ~i that is wuranted not to become stiff by oold nor be articled by heal, at 300 decrees Farenhelt, jolaCs»ul stand a pres ure or? 6 pounds to he square laoik for sale, with coup! ngand pipes, in lengths toitntpqrtha* sera,at • WELUOfJ S REINBKjbS, mhBo •' * let Wood street, pear flixth* Raisins.—" ' . f| 160 Boxes Saycr Raisins, 2uo do Bopoh ,do ? ~ • r 100 Half Boxes Bunch Raisins, lOOQuar. do do, ti-.v* 100 do 'do Valencia d<>, , For Sale by RHYMER ft BROTHERS* 1 mb 29 89' Wood street. Clicquot Champagne, pts. &qja -15 cases Green Seal-' “ u '’ ' tU 60 “ UhaiHeidseicka.** 20 « Piper « • M ' “ • SO M Longworths Catawba w “:v - 26 “ Cabinet ' ** pint*. For sale by WM. BENITRVIV' 1 -’ * mh27 , 1110 Wood.»ttwb 170 K KENT —Une iiaU'ofthe first-floor, . ” fronting on Water atrMt,'and «heftrholsoft&eW one and third floors of the brick ter and 62 First, together with the' privilege of A aQOd vault and office room. X: quire^n 4 tne_preiDiMh»4J[» mb22:tlap rt)RTER B. FRI BflP A Oo» PENKNIVES.— Rogers’, Crocks’, ~. lV - - L wostenholm's and Tavlor*B make*] J R. WELP&J PAPEB.— Legal Cap, Blue and White; Bill do, do do, Por sale by [mh3o] Black silk renfbews ?f tfaeiat^st and moat approved style, lustrecM by Express, pieces low. 0. HANbON LOVE, nahSO s 74 Mfrrteet street. OH! OH! OH!—After moynitig olean up and oar WALL PAPER cheap, at Vj.tK} ~ W PM g A »^ MEDICIN ECHESTS—Thelarg&Jtlft&k & in Che city, for 4 £ ~f3 9» Federal etrtffc - '•■ - J NJ HOsTETTEK’S BITTEB3.—SOVd6*e» received aid for B*le by c^g-Q^r* l BECKHAM A KELL?, JL. PKOIOJCK— -800 Sacks Peaches, i- ~„m 400 do Apples. 10 Ken Lard. WM. H. SMITH A 00,17 tnh26 No 118 Second and 147 Front ettfMtlf Fish.— 2S Bbla No 3 Large Mackerel, - • 10 do No 2 do do, • v, qg-U 30 half bbla No 2 do, 10 bbla Alewive’a Herring, io do Halifax co, for Bale by ” mh26 W.B-Bamg *%X Henryks Cincinnati **wom Fnend Soap,” on band and for sale FERGUSON’S Grocen aa2 corner of Bigband Wylie’ SUP. CARB SOD A.—6o kecsiJSßgltoKj rec’d bj BECKHAM * BJOOS, mh2s 69 Federal atrb Window curtains—For k&te’W* mhSO W.Pi MABSHiIIi I^EW'QSO] 1 JAMES H.O b b:|;^! No. 80 Market Street, 8d door from ttie ilarjust WhoUtalt and Btitut Dealer in ' :/ -4 *■* BOOTS AND BHOESf^ Hasiust received and opened hia tarneamlweUaelMted stock of BOOTS and SHOES, Bailable for FAHI and WINTER WEAR. His stock flompTtaflßriflaflyOgfllw largest assortments to be found in the city. ... Slippers, Gam Orers, Sandals* etc. . - • o Men's, Boys’ sad Tooths* Coarse Sp ona'Otlf Boots, Shoes, Oxford Ties, Gaiters, Scotch i Booleis, Operas, etc. Men’s Fine Cali Water-Proof Boots. do do Quilted Bottom Boots. ■.. . Country Merchant* visiting the oity Are invited fowl and examine his stock before purchasing, feetitagiAs sured they can be sotted as to quality aadpriceaT . iAMEa&OBB, No. ©Market geU Third door troaHhe MagKptr just; opened SPRING STYLES —OF— .WeOHM^V . , _.iT CLOAKS, COAl?S„ ... . -> t"i* —AND— „t C'tjfiihiS ioft-'-ci ; r J '-Is*- fcfeit ,T\ .Phi ufyjffSt,• CIBCIJ h, ' ALL OP THE NEWEST PARIS STYLES, W. & P. Hlftlj BEMOVAL. THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT . uiacturing Company have removed thefr^fflo#^^^ r. ■ i4v *»••■'■.. No. 8* Wood Street, ..-*2 V Between First and Second irtreetB^ will be reoeived, and bosujesa mhlB;tf GKO. CAbßQP&vttomi. NATKOBTA Manufactured by bis Sell Manulaehiring Cotnpenjr • s£\w »|V£ CLEAR AND ODOREBBS>P»p_;^ and guaranteed unchangeable in color* " “THIS ILLUMINATOR OF THE4>A Constantly on handaad for saleby P* new office, No. 24 Wood Btreet. between First anoBM;.. ond a'reet. GEO* CALHOUN»GeneralAgeilt' < mhlfctf . . JAMES W. OKAPT, Commission. and., - Forwarding Merchant, and Heicantile BtOk&i; ie \'i Office nail Storage No. 32 North Lavee,Safnt Louils*, - > N. B.—l will give immediate and personal attention (4* ad business entrusted to my care, for which ebirftii V, ' will be reasonable. Belereocea : I* B. Forsjtbe»£gkC; •; lxuita; Paul Laning.Su (xmis . *J. Brashest*£ cinnau; Messrs. Trux A J Craig, Philadelphia; c J Byrne A Gibbons, New fork; W. C. M’DoweU.T/TSw&fcsV.* Kansas; Northup A 'Jo., Kansas; J. W. BarbridipjfrCtati , *„> 5 New Orleans; W. W. ~i ' > Hart. Pittabnrgb; G. W. Cass, Pittsburgh;;!*.. JRfIIMMBfc - D. Adams, Chicago,.W. F. Ooolbaugh, BurUngtoivld*ib* : . ->• W. H. Posilewad, Burlington, Iowa; Gipt* Bowman, and nver men generally. mhlfcott <«•' UiHolatlon. '<l The co-pa rtnershtp hbri^? FORE existing between the underslgMw, titd«:; v thestyleof A. BARTUPEE ACO f Bfeainßnph*’J*J™J' „ lacturera and lri-n Founders, ronsent on the firßt of JanuaryTlSSl*' John MOJWJ, having disposed of his interest in the aao» Hartupee, who wUI carry on the businw* , the old stand, corner of First an^ l _ aUStiyiPg, who will settle all the business _ v ; ANPBt&S^Bg&KSgy^iig"'. 1 Pittsbuboh, Feb. 14, IBQI. hereby cheerfully recommend him toi■rWHEgSgv .towed onto# 1«W Ann. egf&fl Pittahnrgh* Feb. 14. ■■■■»« J~. 1 T •* , ‘ v • VusT . 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