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Pi, Mt ision_, Date. r webs be- i Jidier-site titht, Fever andhull-Pek in the ''' , ^ddeati, . elloten Persietion, Yel i . lair hf the and Peru te Bao Cheer . be, do. Bud Mrlashes of at,Burn . jaran the !Flesh, Constant ce of Evil. *eat dwell On of • hlea tent Yelloarever. Billions ~~::El r. durolle. of . ::1 And +aril BeTer, .. lIRYIOONTAIN Et.- - ._. • • te)tll. BAD WHISKY I They c 'the Above'diseerealnainety-nlne Atdul . 1 .' •.. _7•_4. a nale and Universal pop Of z on - flisinrs German Bitters. (purely rotatable ' h. !.. of iguarant.aupich and unscru pulous '' v-.. ..,_, - .' have-opened' upon suffering sumanity thi '47 ... • &Of Nostreuns in the shape sf poor' . .. 4 1 - iornpottuded 'with Injurious tenhugs. and .. -.; ..'iouics. StOmachibs and Bit- Beware -or ..,N timMnerable array of aloohofie cre ei carationi 111 . Whelk/ bettles , ant big:bellied under, . eat - appellation of Bitters : wine , huts' ; ' eat aggravates disesies. ad le:matte . ' ..: .o sufferers blacks's. POUF ...* "1 Ou.STARIVOTR EXYoI i . N MUM% a A GOOD A1TE.771'.81 .. .1 DO TorPir '. tt;TODOII4:).I7P YOUR oolr snap," V . 1.. ... - • DO roqir Tri - PEEL-Wxm I - DO roly4v I! TO OICT 4. D -- OP NEE VOUS NEW _• i 001K4,47' : ' - ° Uri .- . = I ... , iDo you . ~ _sl i geell 1' 00,7 W. ,fli.. , and vligoreri ~ • WMPig7. il ' :j do • '' on HO(): .-- 1 ,fl CfERBIA.N BITTERS, 01..d a 4:2?..: - , j: ._ _IR .D., Editor at the Bri • , 7 - fOtoktPedr: tbeigiing "4" 0 tr /edge. .. . P• ' t • ail*. • gen ral;thrOugh ' distrust of Vki t itit io ' Ott' favor or .ricommeid. thdriattediesi effeetr. - ..1 Yet know of no 1 sufficient r iron may not testify to the benelittei bit elf Wham!. mewed from any,A,Wpti'preji % .. on la the Hoye that he may thipireOntribute ~. the benefit of others. I do - this the .: . -- : _readilyi ...Au 'regard to Roof gpAdW.lttfpnan &kW* tiorebarild by,i3r : . 0." IL. Jackaolt h of • 1-:itzkbeolsase Liras -.02: aim Mato ~., . yam% under LAO thattiogy •L. - etly an alcoho_ hidebteß. L . ..L. , • 1654 - 40pckts:n , ...ihr ~ ....%).---‘ flitTaN preadieb by pro i eats. and for ~. ..tirappninmt. to•try them • w offering :... • . audlOng continued debility. hones( .. 5..• ee 'of these Bitten"; at -the of th . . resent/ yeari was followed by il s gig na reltefi . .4 TelOrs,t ud o s . degree of men ;; Opt w ;not let for lx moat ..* ,Airm - hlid tat depaired of re- 41ning.' IIIL: 1,4 • thank ( od and my fidendfor g .'..g Melo L - use o_ithein. . I. NEWTON BROWN. g •.. . , .. ~iptik24ll9l , (;;-, • 7 1 - ,IA It - "...., . I .1,1 .- •' * G ad s ,ff w ,: ~.',h 11,1(essanl. Pastor of the •-, illtqrs t r igu , lit"and *rut , B. l %arrinue: .1 Ptetabuletiad:i, JlLW.i'; : x .4 I ". - -.. . 1 a. /1.!. .1114 WW OM. _ ,lh t :ii t •4•9d4 Eq. 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MI:Mai rates of a b u airreed' l oaMibr,thelPabiishermof Daily . Pines : to take effect orearai,e4s. r titti•lo daYnr NrtvetaterilltSo2, on a i l new ; po u r.. -,,a6 ; YBB "3 I GT. 2 Sci OAR 2, 52 4. .Ir/9)./ One insertion43o Two o n •, 69 0 ). Tvr . tugerdons_. :100, Three mOn t e.:”. 11 0 D ThreeinierMini '125 • Foutmont ... 13 0 D Una , 200 FM.O. mon ... 14 0 D Two Week& .... " 300 Sivmontka 15 0 Three Weeks, ... —spa Ninosiontiw,... 20 0 One Meath •——o 00 One year2s 0,.) Foikco/iNw-A.sim arATTEa. eteevilottlaiii4ko,olinge of *tier, e 41813 among new • • ••= advertisements. • Pis SINGLE scino.nz, mviguY D•Y Six slB Twaiviipond months." 80 Ili Athilinilisitest raters' Notices 9 2 krar • 1D 0 441 1 Noilc liotioa. valiliuTeilliiii." **** . * """ 4 " ', r i ..,... ..”- AU asiToniisementa or — dored in for OZI non% or Imolai tc.be , msbla#l. ' -e tbno of o DAILY PO ST _ T . The following beautiful - lines; addressed to a ItidyWhO,wa.s . going North from her native city; t/yrr gifted elergyman now numbered with the dead,W.s deem wotthy of publication. They con fain too much poetical merit and too much pur andrightTeeling to be kept from the good: theg might ddeautthe feelings they might awaken b 3,1 a Wider circulation: Farewell'! farewell! since thou wilt leave us . fitiree' t. - PilWgiitirdian angels guide thaeon thy 'way;. 1 24aftlieildkihe purest; and may joys the rarest Srnilb' 'the' glad welcome where'er thou shalt Cold the world, is to.ttiee, - andgrief•andaorrnw Thin fa l thaVeM ;patharked the thy, feet hay • trod • • 111 But, al from darkness days their brig-Mucks bori So, happier for the past may prove thy morrowl Grant it, oh, God! Yet, look not thou to earth for thy chief pleas ures; 1 1 hekthrOws poison in each oup.of joy ; rading4na.Verisbing are all earth's treasures— But„theau are : those which time can ne'er destitoi Though toss'd and restless, as was the homeless dove,' Unto thearkof Odd speed thou thy flight; Admitted surely by pis kind3fand of love. Thoti shalt life's raging waves ride far above— ,. Safe in Ilia sight. Thinkmotlthon art friendless—though oft-times There isOne: attends.•thee.where'er thou art, With hand Almighty and with eyes unsleoning. He will shield and blessthY knob' heart- • I Diastthou titonet in flim—ilis will obeying. Watchfnlly.shunning sin's 'bewitching snares; And, though thorns Hine the path where thou'art straying, . On His utehanging love,. thyself still staying, Vast all thy cares." I And whetffrotritts, alas I then slialt he parted, 'Midst other,seenes arid colder climes to dwell, Remember'thou the warm and faithful-hearted Who now, in sadness sigh their fond fare Well 1 Think of the friends who hero have stood beside , Who <MI for thee wee Ping sYs4Alivo !Who now, in ardentfaith, to 0%1 confide , they, 'And still will_pray, whate'or on earth betide thee, -"God be her aid!'.' • • . . But, oh! remember. too, the humbled flowers, }which lowest bow beneath the•darkened Skies, Are first to drink from earth Heaven's grateftil showers; And first with brightest, sweetest smiles to rise; So, if. thou e'er would'st taste of heaverds lards ; • tee,. Thus humbly bow, while clouds obscure thy way, • And in a lowly-life Beeklhou that treasure— A glorious life of bliss no can measure; In endless day. . . Farewell!' &rowel! !: and When, perchance, an • other • i In tones of.kiziariess mit', salute thine ear. Thou-then wilt think's:if him who, rts a brother. Oft o'er love"owiaatied the burning tear; But give thy atipreuro to that Redeemer Ta whom hall - oil:Med thy sad, bleeding heart ; Then ithallwonteetagain where raptures Nor, far beyond the reach of ; grief or (Ringer, , IsTIA.Plae ; • .` Replyto beeeher.--Comfort in' the :need. more .martp - X we need ore bloodshed. ;Blood- xs thS wine. of ' "God - feedir.'thein on blbod. 'hsa I read this evening of '.Barnside?e [ -treat across the Rappahannock, and of ,000 of 7,000 lirave men, many of them f the best blood of New'England, eacri ced for nothing ' , my heart sank within e but, when. I looked again, I gather . rip My :criniage, for: 1 believirthiii'ii od'sjexunie: Let nethanktind',we. 2 hmte [. eryk:A:o.: we.have plenty more in F:erve to give if - needed."-Bescher's, resorlYork4radipendsirit. l i , e blood of thirteen thousand:Northern 'youth Lint retionitappahannock's hight. • d, cold and stark, all tom : b y cannon's ruth, I Lie zatzglidlineii—a ghastly sight! d yet,. teacher of the Gospel comes o giro a God of mercy thanks , •t, thirteen, thousand more brave Northern' sons. wail t4or 'Ur. in. iot KII march to bleed on Rappahannack's banks. ' :%42:Ipciiny'n'tglt:neTd:Iti,hefo:n':'. name, . .t s comely brother dref f s . O.:battered frame, • • . wreck so early in i (AI amrn. . . , now, ,mpek Priest of .14,m.- who,,wors, the "O iltid4tbidini Ifeafeitz-unittish 'stay. . d/ostittanalczor:giliant-Younme . -horn - . ",9uld , Wante:alife . asusilealy 'a? tho 9 ?, . , • • eI.T. - : ) 7ii v': -• I Or, ..,... 1 , 1;11 • itif a itibbib'xifroliVitil2V4i3i6Al6l4'.', . • , I dfd'at filAteiVmield-Jurtitte.d faith in IdiftatiihrSliii ISetilviglOrt's,s7irine, • Edestillitidd iiilfirt ditk, • . - . oonOryci iiikoqt l Onyrafdieili'Vik. ' : .when loafttrOp43olf.oan- beat': • -blf woe seeks Christ's dear aid, send not fiend to mock my anguish and 44pair. ..: • 1 C.' *; E • .:; "I. ri:TrDt' .• i '' .! , • UMWTiOli'Vf.' t4 t ,E rt - vogurtir:4Pile..o7x. •. 9 • lr.l nn ho to...aft whiols Aif lie . ' • . ek... co .aaffroin •under,or • 44 1 0 41 " l• op is on b 7 retntn mail to thefo k,'• -b • '.4l:o.ll4ofaltt.ol:Pip.ro;tl: ' prifialeeitt4Y.ool,T.... • ;.1 .; +.. ifte•OMeOfthe SiggeipST:PhaP*l. If not in hospl.h4 at! weak has ho recent- esinhosyitat • , 1,06.111,1,1nt die in . noipttol.. an what , he • . .:,tl;ellookared from hoard:al.': weir y Lattice • . ~oirnt i ty • *tie 411c.or,dera ortXpaying g, .pho,:thruish more tpoeill., , ,emndMon of extil.atapat in I "'short ; a apace of . 01111 -• to do, 40 ergro4vo Ito • . 2 t, v 64,4 j 4 :.. 4 .72. 4 . , opel n ,.. 440 sedkoraT g o f .ni iiVi t ki a t r.. • • eliCittiO -• . : • 10174 - LeiUe , 11 .- mIBIII Walnut .8t.g. 4; Airrzn ~i Portii- • Cfariii*texis • ' -- -a, 4 .. -••••; „•,-• wahs44o.kd •• • • ..L , • i„....-...vii uc.: STEINUILINZ: 1,.• (et - , i' . PPrilrbygtat i bet.7.Wooltalid..Liberti, iIIA TI' 4II . . - t i : ,,...-,.•.......;N5 - ' 430•,-,0,.._,. r ,e, Ina ..,/ 4 1.20P,Mr° 1 7.71 L. . . . ' will -iIiALIV ' yr --ssi*api......9} , •-- ..:7 I 4 . DITITATM PARTING LINES. TO a Or-kR'FaVt$D Chiardh ilefft.l2ll. R *'l ',.A.;RODUE'S wlamou , BT aut [Contigted Sa wtT,abnuld have made my but whatj, 'lentil the, o "the men who were waiting , Wore - -theywaitinwnear or Were they, on the, , watolt 40eor itlie - house'? -1 thi desirable to give myself-wh Might be of 'ascertaining th , from„thectalkiof the _ office room, before I risked th, might into' their; o 1 more.cahtio usiTY opened the p The doctor appeared to I I most friendly terms wit• guardians from Bow Street. "Have yon any objection for some lunch before we a. to London together,?", :I . 1 in his most cheeifid tones. wine Mid a bit of bread and do you any harm, gentlemen 1-Pur)%iti .l7 *,o;!-'. "If you want to eat and: thervictuals at once," • refill runners, sulkily. 4 1943 don want anything ourselves." "Sorry for it," replied the , have some of the best old Mat 1 land. ,” 1 "Like enough," retorte ' sarcastically "But yon see quite such foolsngwe.look ; t heard of such things, in our cussed wine." "0, fie ! fie ?" exclaimed merrily. "Remember how; having, myself, and don't wo ings by suspecting me of au as that." He Moved to a corner of he room ,be hind him, and touched a kno in the wall which I had never, before o served. AI bell rang directly, which had new tone' to my ears. "Too bad," said the doctor, turning' again to the runners; "relly too bad, gentlemen, to - suspect me oft at." Sliakiltg -his head , -'6OO tingly, he moved back to the corner, Pulled aside something in the wall, disclose r d the month of a, pipe which Ehad never it' in before, and called down it: "Moses !" I It was the first time I beard in the house. ''Who is Moses?" inquired t both t together, adTancing ' tc! antrpiefonsly: - I "Only my servant," an doctor. He turned to the pipe called down it : "Bring up the Stilton cheel bottle of the Old Maderia." The cheese we had cut at that time was of purely Dutch extraction. I remena bored Port, Sherry, and Clara:, in my palmy dinner-days at the doc Or's family table; but certainly not 011 Madeira !Perhaps he selfishly kept his-best wine and his miloisesticlseese for' his own cen• !gumption. ' !• "Sam," said one of the rumiers to the other, nmlotolt,,to puri,eivii 'friend -here, 'and I'll grab Modes wledhe firings up the ;lunch." "Would you like to see what iMe opera pon-of-coiningia, while my main is get ' inktbe lunch 'ready ?" said the doctor. 'I may be of tied to me at the wtrial, if oCcan testify that I afforded you every facility for finding out anything ou want ! to know. Only, you mention My polite iniiety to make things'easy and, instruc- Ave:from the very first, and II may get recgoinmendedme „ mercy. See.. here— his peer looking machine, gentlemen, , (from-which two of my men delve their name) is we call a Alill•and-Scre," Hezbegan to explain the mac e with he manner annone of a lect rer at a cientlfic institution. In spite of them tit aelvbei the @Beers burst out laughing. I i oked round at .Screw as the doctor got eetzp into his explanations. The traitor / 3 astroiliog his wicked eyes horribly at me. Ivhey presented so shocking a sight, that I oked away again: What was '1 to do eat '2i The minetts were getting , on, and haot heard a word yet, through the eep-ffole, on the,epbject of the reserve f Bow Street runners outside. , ouldit of belbest to risk everything and get ay tit once by the back-door i of the 01189? , I Jukes I had tegolved ,t.:AL venturing the orsit,:pnd making my escape fortl(with, I , •ard„the officers interrupt the docker's 1 cture,-- - "Your lunch is long' corning,'" aid one . them. "Moses is lazy," said the doctor, "and t e Maderja is, in , a i repot° part, : of the c .llaii. i itiliellifiltigiagitinl-V" - "Hang you ringing again !"growled the i uner, impatiently. "I don't tinder s . nd why our-reserve men are not here I y .i t. Suppose Sam. you go and give them a • stle, " ''l don't half like . leaving• ye ,• , ' 6 " re t rued Sam. "This learned gentleman h.re is rather a shifty sort of a chip; and it strikes me that two is n't a bit too ranch t. watch him." "What's that?" exclaimed Samls com r. de, petieiettely. ,f' . I , 1 A scraldroftrokan crockery in the y p. of the house had followed the last w.rd of theoffipar's speech, Naturally, I c.uld draw - riO 'special inference from the 5... nd; but, for all that, it filled me with, a b - • d i me hns- at and suspicien„,l vyhich a irrectibly at the peep hole, (though. M. moment before ..J., had made zip _my 12 ,d to fly from the house. %mita la . awkward ins well , as F lazy," . d the doctor, "he has dropped the tray! ), dear,dear me ! he has surely lopped „h• tray.'' 'Let us take bar learned friend down i ..rs .with us,' , 4 e,suggested. "I shall ib iii - easy till we've got him out lot the 1 . , 8e. 1” 1 'And I shan't be then unless wet hand lit him before we leave thd - room" re u...ed thetither: , Rai conduct , gentlemen—af'ter all 12. t has paased, remarkably rude coaduct, le tlemen," said the doctor .. "My I, at se itf, there t r m e i y s h em at yt w h hil ing e in m s y ide h o an f i d t s g a r re no a t t , ib rty? It hangs on that peg opposite '', ,ae movfid towards its fe ,atepa s kelitioieMit4 the middle of th robin:. ' Stop! I'll get your hat for yon. We'll be ree'dybecuttopriaattotdbb stock -still; s o l - i di ditActivrd 'Halt.' ,fi ,t.ferial'illet the hand-cuffs," saidthe set runner, searching his pockete. . __— le ,.., doetor bowed to hiai asseatingly c i i f ; ° n a ri4 lilt Me' with m a y ' hat and i be quite ready for you," he iid— ecl tor one moment , then rep d- the ) 4: 4l 4Znitiready," in a' loader Cr - then instantly di `Sr I . lsO_Cifinerffizushfromop ...4 e en dp of the room to a -great opens iih9imiddle of it - Thetrap-door on Which i .eeloctorktidbeenEtanding,and.on hick -he had descended, closed up with a bang at.the same moment; and a friendly voice -,1 . i ODA. X%:ig,7 I';IF,E from - the loyfer regions raped out, "Good-bye !" ; • The offieers next made for the door of the room. It had been lofted from the Other - side. As they furiously tore at the handle, the roll of the whehls of the doc tor's gig sounded oti-the driVe in front of the house; and the friendly voice called out once more ."Good-byel" • .• I waited just long enough to see the baffled officers unbarring the windouf- d , shutters tor the purpose df giving the alarm, before I closed the. Peep-hole, and with a farewell look -at the :distorted fact I of my prostrate enemy, Screw, left the. room. The' doctor's study•door was open as f I passed it on my .Way. down- stairs. The locked writing-desk, which probably con tained the only clue to Laura's retreat thsit I was likely to.find, was in-its usual piaci!, on the table. There was nolime to break it open on the spot. I rolled it up under 1 1 my arm, and descended to the iron door on the staircase. -Just as I was witjati sight of it, itwas opened from the landing on the other aide., I turned,:to run up} stairs again, when a familiar . - voice criedi "Stop," and, lOoking round, I behelcU I I Young File. "All rightl" he said. "Father's off with the governor in the gig and the runi ners in hiding outside are in full cry after them. If Bow Street can get•within pis; tol-shot of the blood- mare, all I can say is; I give . Bow Street full leave to fire away with both barrels : Where is Serew ?" "Gagged by me in the casting-room." "Well done, you 1 Got all your things, I see, under your arm? Wait two seconds; while I grab my money. Never mind the rumpus up stairs—there's nobody out side to help them; and the gate's locked if there was.' • scape at once, car say about to come in. 4 a diatanoe;? t•the 'front M. bught it highlY :tehance there ,ir whereabonta ill the •• pext possibility of latches. :So I , ep-hole once l i e still on the his vigilant Ito my ringing e all taken off eard him ask; "A glass of cheese won't ifyou are ad drink, orde A. one 'of thi t happen to doctor, 4 eria in Eng) the offteer we are not ad we have ime, as ho= the doetor, ell I am bel .d' my feel -1 h treachery He darted past me up stairs. I could hear the imprisoned officers shouting for. , help from the top window. Their reserve' men must have been far away, by this time, in pursuit of the gig; and there was not much chance of their getting useful help from any stray countryman who might be passing along the road, except in the way of sending a message to Bark ingham. Any how, we were sure of half an hour to escape in, et the very least. "Now then," said Young File, rejoining me, "lot's be off by the back way through the plantation. Itow came you to lay your lucky hands on Screw," he continued, when we had passed through the iron door and had closed it after us. that name "Tell me how the doctor made a hole in the middle of the floor, just in the nick of tiine." he officers, *arils" him "What I did you• see trap sprung !" "I saw everything through the hole in the wall." 1 :. -ered the again, and "The devil yon di4,l Hai% iyou any ;notion that signals weriNgoing on all the 'while you were on thelvutch? We have a 'regular set of them iirtease of ateidents. !It's a rule that father me and the doc tor are never to be4in the work-room (together—so as to kei9 one of us always tat liberty to act on signals. Where are we going to?" r "I am going toget die gardener's ladder, to help us over the wall. Go on." .se, and a [To be °outline:lC pralm - 'vafAtERS: Et A.UGrA.INS SECOND HAND PIANOS. A CHICREEING 7 OCTAVE. DEAF.' +Ca. tiful black Walnut case. very little 1med.......... —..- .......... .. .---_, ... ...... _ _ $220 4 7 (clime, Cbickering. Ro.eivood, round' I corners, a first rate instrument. . 47 octave. Lia 3 s & Co,. Rosewood, a handsome instrument, in good order ..._ 175 4ex octave, &Wart, Rosewood, carved win aids in fr0nt.„....,_ ...... 165 1 ittji cetave, Zale Sc Co, Rosewood, round fr nt, an escebent Piano 160 6 octave, I bickering Rosenrood.,round or- -osd Te llable'" sotnere. a goon Alto a gin' o, i 6 octave. If Wirt, Davis & Co, Ros•wood : 136 4 6 oat, . Swart Mahogany; round front So A 0 oot Swift, do 75 A 0 oat, German. do 60 A 6 oat; Denham, do 30 A 0 oat, Loud AT, t% oat, Eserh di • 90 a, b oto, os do 15 For sale by. JOHN H. MELLOR, 1. NABE'S PIANOS—JIIST BECEIT. - ed—Two 7 act. Square Grand Carved. Plan , tini.hed bank and front mid carved legs. One .t, Square Grand Plain Case Piano, finished ek and front. and carved legs. Also one bean utffull Grand Piano. The shwa Pianos have 0 Agmffe Treble and all other late valuable im• ovemonta. A few ft}i, fai and 7 octave Plain arms are expecte - 1 'his week. i CHAIM) aTE BLUME. Sole . Ag`t, anls • 43 Filth Street. 1. - a Wo li Street, of the 11:1;11;sor; Pi ° el F - . • . establlshod in 1838 . A choice stock orFil l go .. :yo Centre Pianos, combining all the esson- Is of a-Orst class Instrument with lato novelties • derpatent). Highly important to the critical ; . t. Low for cash or acceptenoe. WISE & BROTHER, u2B • . 1 I ' ' OLIDAY'S, sussicsniEss HAVE JUST opened especially for the ..Holiday's a vary a and 'desirable stock of F NE GOLD JEWELS'''. , GOLD AND SILVER WATRES, fox Ladles and Gentlemen's wear, fine Bronze Cl Icks, Fancy (loads, SILVER-PLATED WARE, • suck as cantors, cake and fruit baskets, goblets,. card cams, tea sot's, etc., and a large variety of en • . bib articles for presents. ' INEDLA.N. ItIEYBAR do BELDLE. eflO 42 Fifth street. JAMES BOBS, NO. 89 IntiIRELET STREET It u I I ow on hand a large stook of fall and whiter A Ni) liiirigEs. Co prising all the different varieties and style to a found, es', Misses and Children's BalmoralSoote with double and tripnle soles. Mens', Boys' and Yonth'a Colt Comm. and 8.. , Shoes and Bream , . ..ns' Long Leged Water Proof Cavalry Boots of ‘ very Esparto , analS7. , 1 and examine his stook as he warrants his sil . • - to give general satisfaction. JAMES Roßet, o ..0 89 Marketstreet S 1 elicer & 31 9 Kay, 1 IRE wERs AND LUSTERS, , plum. ' , rum B Pittsburgh. BeetugiberrM } Dzsgolarrio,B; or ti rmt.l,s7,maiilp, - twoan JOS flgniaw 'Ad W. H. G i Stat was diaolvod on thq 9o ,ta c g in Allgrt,, 48 7 W., re H. GABRABD Wei 1 _!!!`" oo • 4' a w l. the busiaeas of the late at the e.t . a° , the raw- l i .! try,' The BressioLcVl e ts „ 71 putray ... BPDINOBE & Oli - u-a .w ' ' e i or k,) v.•- -.-- 2_ , 0 B. PUB -5 ' .. • 0 —4, to the ends or the late firm for ; I :, . n ° ,:_o_va . n u an hlij o a i from .° B l-4 :thLei . r . p ? stro77: l' cirty o. e fd: win p enagli rolin f e e it their sine to give slietiork to all Vfho BO "g,W' I ' l 1 ! Mr' Sig. 00 0 ih. ,: 4 ...... - ered budu tar ess bnViet k in th th e f e u eon.. .1 in the Brewery. . f. A. . all orders to SPBagpA k marAy . PhatOx *swan httebi 0 selMid JAMM II . I , I " •, . , NFW I:unx. Feb. 21st. • : . The Oil „market was inactiv to-day i a- lowing tire • the r a ti,' i- Crudee the held at ..(4•2 f 3•. 1 ; Refined. in bond. n4al z _Free. 42ig: /le. The re ceiPtA te-aey were MOO bbls. FlotThere is very ilitle disposition mold lfeatedly' either' side — to operate to any extent. 'The stock:in first hands is not large, but amply !sufficient for all ordinary purposes. In Cim.in lnati the market was dull. and freely offered at a decline in prices. In New York prices declined 10c ? bbl. Grain was in good demand at full atoa for the various descriptions. , The receipts or some time past have been quite. limited. ' aeon—ln fact all articles of provisions have been firm for some time past, with a good demand 'for home use. The sales of bacon especiallyWero liberal for this market. Dried Fruit—Market Irm, with a good demand. The stock in first hands is not large. Groceries—holders firm in their views, with a good local demand. There isse a good many parcels changing hands: The , ~ ea.e4botit.sugar„audailolfw*.4end- uPTParq, oese—Th steady demand with regular 4ateg ttr the trade. The stock in first hands is fair. Seeds -'hero is only a moderate demand for Clover; Prices tend downward. Timothy and Flax un changed. ; Flour—prices have exhibited no change for .lotne days past, the stock on hand being sufficient r all ordinary purposos. The sales were' ,000 bls E.r.tra, $6 60: Extra Family, 537. 7 :..,,&7 37 :5'5 10 bbls Extra, '5O : 50 bbl Extra randly. $7 25 7 50; 2? i 5 bbls Extra ; $6 $0: Extra - Fatnilv,s7@ 37!4• - ~.' Apples—Enlos of 50 bbla lat,..§r2 7.1? bbl. The ncit in first hands is light. ,5 bbla at $2 so@ 1.. 75. 0119—We. note the following sales: 100. hbla Benzoic.. e :•200 bbls Balked, in bond, (Brilliant.) deliverable in • Philadelphia,' at 3615: 2.000 bbls same brand on private terms. Salt—Sales of 200 bbls at St Butter—The demand was moderate.*We note sales of 8 bbls at :12(4721e 6do 2.k. liVhisky—Douland fair and sales regular. Sales 70 bbls"Raw 55e,_ and 50 bbls City. There is. a:good supply in first hands. i..nrd—Sole3 of 20 tierces loaf, 10) , 410;4; 10 kbasi9@loe; 20 do, Bacon—Market:very firm: sales 1,000 lbs.S. C. 184ama__10@)10 1 46; 2 hhds do, same ; 12.000 IN Plain Rams,B(4Bkke. 6.000 ibir ShouldtTs. LOW , 8, tSides 8c: 7,000 at, Shoulders..6c; . Plain , lame, 8, a; Sides. Sc. • Kt;—Sales of 6 bb/s. at 16 17@18e. ay"Sales 25 loads at $14016. PlirlitP-n-Salas of, 6 bble, 58060 e. Cried Fg'iolt—Sales of 100 bushels Apples AMI 50. Peaches-100 bmiltels thoice.P• :17g ! ; demand improving. •' 7 • Cheesce , —,Sales 130 boxes M. IL, 12@123.6. rotaties of 100 bushels,'9oe. • • • St WOOD STREET • • large business is still doing is bulk Heats at 4F 3 e for shoulders, sad ecloi Sides of 'good cut and .weight. Holders are:standingfor an advance of 340 meth.) forums, and ?4,5; to /c on the latter. A' sisle cifehoisel Shoulders, - boxed, was made - at 4%5. Boxed meats are hold more 'firmly-, though some transactions wore made at the prises current yes teday-6,4(4g6,ige for short rib sides, and 16c for clear.' here was a-fair speculativedemand for Spring irr es of Wheat at the opening, and prices ad.- v ced to $1 21@1 2:3- for 7 S'a.'l; - and $1 08!..ral 10 fo No. 2eSpring, but at the clogs the Inqulri was li. It and prices' ruled ...v j gd.c• lower. Rejected SP in was neglected and dull No. 2 Red Win te sold to a limited extent at $1 25.- There was a demand for Flour. and tho market advuneed 5o bbl. with sales of white Winter extra at s7® 7 . Red Winter at $6 50, and . Spring Extras at $5 &6. Clnebanatt Tobareo Market. ' l ,y he sales Leaf Tobacm to=day at Boman wa chouse were 14 hhds, viz:. 3 hints lientuckY ne 1 atsl4 . 50;1 at $l6 50, lat $2O: 5 hhds lien to (Ada atsls 73,1 at $l5 ;35. 1 at 630 ai, 2-ut $2; 6 hhds Mason County old, tat $l9 75.2 et $.4 50, 2 at . = 50,1 at $ 75: 'and 30 boxes, as folDowa: 7 boxes old Ohio Seed at $l3 75 and $33:. 10 :'rail new Ohio Seed at $ll 50 and $:33. and Z bo es Kentucky new at $ll 25 and slg. Receipts mo i erate; demand fair. Philadelphia Hide Market. There has been an importation of 2.183 dry ml hides from Pernambuco, about L2OO of wh have been sold at 21.c.' There dre no Caracas or uenos 4yres hides in , first, and very few ;el! the ormer in second hands. The market for drY hid has been.quiet anditrioestot. Buenos lightly, in flat Tanners have operated very ; stocks In itreen. salted ' domestic' Idea' the aheen ir -ver7 , }ittlo-deln, atiT the stock. in hae . been emu; *tanutirs;however. are Send. gunteronsOrclere to bellied at the earliest p.rtunity. We quote prioes the same as last .. 'with an advancing tendency.. Tye river has fallen 13 inches in the past twenty, l ra l iort, fo houra:the Falls being navigable for the larger obia of steamers. The Lower Ohioc•Camber lan and Tenhesiee are in fine navigable order. Tv4. very ; fair tonnage, freights;are moderato for ittaburgh and Nashville, at "the advanced ...Shipments are making to the former point at and to Nashville , at sg 50 per hundred pan • t .i : • • • • ' e riv er - LS riassinelow ca nallicpoint.- 11 :t • inohea water thi oat evening. The a: ev is cold, cloudy and at:agreeable:with tt h. Bailor rain last evening. • OWN LITTLE, Jr., - 80. 108 rdIIRTICBTILEIET, TICK AND BILL DROKERI . p r t ro o d s ry old Motets. Stook Bondkand tan *lr SAT Tim ...a7m2s:rialie°/6 1 / 1 11/d.356, 1 -, • - - - 4- 42 „ :;:f,% J. = COMBRNAL INFORMATIA • I wbitration .Commlttee of. the Board ' of Treat for Nov. and - Dee. Wm. M. SHINN, V. P.l --,1"4 S. I. BHNNETT JNO. S. DILI: 4 011TR. 1 Wm. ALTOREER,Y.I DAVID 11,IctiANDLESS. Movements of European Steameris PROM ZUROPE. Borussia • ' -New 28 Ycrk Jan 18 2 0X0E..... - Liyorpool...Po Cana,. ... „Jan 29 Ana ......Li4erpool...New York .... ..Jan 31 Wasliinsto....Liyeipool..New,York Fob 9alisman.. . ... -.Fru Pane° New York Feb Canada LiverpooL.Boston„...... -Feb ataxia ......... York. ... Feb FROM .uneaula. Anstralasian-...New York -Liverpool ...... Feb 11 Ocean Queen...-New York -Aspinwall Feb 11 Columbia..- ..... Few York Havana & N.O Feb 12 Manchester New-York -Liverpool. .. ... Feb 14 Hansa ...............New York -Bremen Feb 14 Tubal Cain New York Havana. Feb 14 B Phignian ..... -rM o F4and....Liverpoig. Feb 14 Europe 805t0n...--Liverpoor-..--Neb 18 Talisman .New York ..Klngeten. Jo,- Feb2o Anglo Bezen...Portland -Liverpool Feb 21 Etna NewYcrir _ Liverpool ........ Feb 21 Bavaria L_New York -Hamburg.-- Feb 21 Asia .New York... iverpool ...... Feb 25 Paella ...... ........New York -Havana Feb 26 Fobkier New Ye, k Shsnghia &a-. Fen— British Queen... New Yorlr.ilavana &r...... Mar 2 Canada 80at0re......-Livetpool ---Mar 4 China Netrlork..Livernool America .New Yoik Oreytown........Mar 14 MOSEY BLANKET. (CORRECTED DAILY FOE TEE ROSINING POST) , The following are the buying and selling rates for Gold. Silver. &o. : Gold Demand Notes Eastern Exchange. New Y0rk...... Baltimore Phi;adelphia ~ Boston. Western Exchange, Cincinnati. Cleveland SL LOWS. - PITTSBURG'S PRODUCE MARKET OFFICE OF THE DAILY POST. Monday. Fob.. 2.34, 3863 Itesuarks.—The demand for tbe leading ar ticles is improving; prices, however, rule about the same. The weather being pleasant had, no doubt a beneficial effect on trade. 715 2 -The sales On Saturday wore barely worthy notice there was no change in Prim. PORM PACHIN.6 ITEMS Cincinnati Chjeago Grain Market RIVER *EWS Cincinnati. /Pig 47..1.trt aBIZR3. OP : Pure No.. I, ~Car2te4 -44 14, 40.0flioe dpijOal Penit'a R. R. Dppot wayrailtetd. - • ' 4a.rx. yv,D,334-c--; LONG. Ffill.4ER dt.C0.,.;-.eJ vralurs AT SILARPETIM92'MATT , LBOLTE.NY VALIXXIC O tATLROAD., /firOMer and Warthouso 98 NIALIEUIET tricazor, intratonvista Manufacturea of I.llntninstir.l.l s,r2. Lahcicaie Carbon Oils nr.d BonzeSo. - NO. t REFINEVVOILit WAnitANTEO' NON.EXPLOSIVA alwAys on hand. P0. 34 4 1 r THE ARDESCO OIL .comrt • 1 la AN AVE)Ii ‘ kin l !' . emp D etior articled .; ' • Refined ArdtiOi -ri• PURE BENZOLE, warehouge, 27 IRWIN STII4FI PIT7SEUROR. PENNA. ; • Lucent 011 Work., DUNCAN, DUNLAP Ss Aforathuyt um! of PURE WHATE worls-Ani office , No. 21.1 rATBERTY burgh. Pa. mys-smd • , Baring Selling ... 50 Ot) ..: 40 0) 45 00 par ..... ••• par ---- par Yy par yi The Philosophic Burner.: AAAMDEICIN N 810117BE,784.C3riNtet Philosophic Burner for Carbon Oil ispoui tuft .ready. It pozsesset may; :v.:lazes over the °Quenon Burners: - Llt makes a Large es mall light with - perfect! eorabiertion. 2. It will burn any quantity with:mkt/. I a. It can be used with a long or shirt chimney. 4. It can-be used as a taper night-lamp. •• • 5. It can:always be made to buzz eesnemdca4 6. It is more easily wicked than any ether 7..4t can be trimmed and lighted without re moving the cone. 8. It throws &lithe white removede the who. 9. The chimney can be or Wier* Withonttonehing the glass. •• • • - These burners are the commorairo.l. situ, and ean ho‘put on any lamp now izt use. Evers per . using Carbon Oil should have PhilosOphie Burner. Price -25 cents ; per detlB2. &Ad /1, No. 82 POURTII street. Pi ee t - Wm:at. • fe2s-leder P. I,4OSITDRIV. •• Dar V •-. tierfd • Pal' 4 par WILLIAM" MIAGA LEV , WHOLESALE SHP:: NOs 18 AND 20 WOOD 2TEEET,: hattf FE WILLIAIff CAB. . CO:. VIESOLESA.LE , GROCERS And frapert:rr:r INMSTES., 61 4 Tit 4P. ALSO, • e .; Distillers. and Doniemin ~EAEOLD NOZIONGAIIELA RYE WED3IO . I,, , Ticki.f - It ; a 01417 •ptiriitarraisiaroiare ustuta . . Jos.ia..aurma_ WM. H. SIMITH WHOLESALE SHOCEII lOS. 112 SECOSO AMY M 7 MST SIStET,SI:2;‘:, ' Smits • , I 1.7. 19,16 -SI MIA .!,,, SAXES A. , FIRMA, SAXES fOIIWARDMV AND CONIMISSI6 MERCHANT, . TOR THR RALE OT "Our Gtraill ;130g190, r,Xiaitrd ArVad emit and PrAmiatr Generally; • - "' l Corner dittzkot .O ...; PXT. I VAURGII• Rth , - iFf ia . E.FER. kr—Fonds G. Ballow, tog., William, itworth. , Sr 4 S. -Cdthbort •ct don rittdirgb: oyd & Ott._l4isker lc Bwoaringn. A.,,8rud..T., m. , ..1, M. Bank. Listilowo.ll,' mange - lc:Co.; =p. rye IV. dinflera on, • Ponlom I'ditonhki ANL: boar. . ptfas my2B:2 ' ... . . z l'•B • gIitELTING r *Onlas„,,, - Aremc. .muctrimx , 0e' . 40 , 11.- ....-' iliestb. lirsititie and telt' tottot /h.:=4:1',4" Dear I,3o...pms.AaimictStili Bo itrAn, l 6faitz, '.. , 1 ,Dqtqiel. ac,,_II.IIZ . I2 . I_4pOLVPI dad L 4, • " ;; Qeal rr u ir t t ti Mt,L...lP...r 4; ;. .4;” I ; .; TT. -;: • : d t i Ir.; . Constantly on band: . 1 11.rattih triactitld. - S' a p ii Tools. Wareham. Etlts.,oo FIRST and 4.2t1 E ND STREETS; Pittsintisl ) Deena: •i, 1 ., , Swill' orders of Opottett'enttlz ahtx 421r,f1r D t tern. • • : fabyd&wtt CURTIS C. STRINESEIr; GILIKEIII4I. HOUSE CARPIONTEB i AND JOBRER.'• ....,' -I ' l snots VIDIGIN ALLlLEy,betivedi6 lireiii%! siiid Liberty.Streels, .• - ,t : .••••,..,:". L. , . PITTSITURGII.:pe. F. `Orders solicited and nroinpti,,:attendedlo.l....- : oats 11* YOU wArrr sitmz °Awe") - iirEvi Bruit or prepared Mince Meat. _mixed, and I other kinds of Spices. 01i0i...1r..5.' Brandy or )y % Now Orange, lemon and Mori Peel go te' Ji. ore. & Brothers. in the Diamond.. where: son • wi get a nerw crop of Fruit and lower than: at. an other house in the city. Also algeneral and assortment of Family Groceries, 'roast Wines,' Dries. and Liquors. all other Ininds,-of , : reauan: and estie `Aiwortnt .:1311.1:411Ceit. 1 ;''' de24 eornor Diamond and Oriainondalle7ll:-, J. H..0.4117.AELY: Note, ' 4Nolc, Draft, Eopog 41-11)74, a•NFe,'Eate.llExteite and ffivs -1 *andilse Bralter. ' 011103,14PLM No. / 2 BPaiIMS itUrEanZiChi i BOUM& STRENT.:, , ritpokturib. D 14311444ertteed °Wel. Re& al Lek; j.to the mono 031400.090 *oak low, , ;r` ,- , A. NEW 'A) 110$StRiatr,*tT, , ENTER' CLOAKS, ••011AWIA , *ARINOS , and DRESS GOODS, Barked country Flannels, , Gray and Twilled Planniti l Blankets, &o,;. 'All will•ba sold cheap for enlist' .H. LYNCH'S-f Nik 96 Market xreot..:: ILD courp4mow. Wd are now roor.ufszto.rias a ea Tor g 41106. s . whieh we are preparei to Eeih rh omGnt CO/V. - YARD, 509 ursuirrr srarET. Bost quality oriNiatitiv COW. ahrrai ,umio sereisiseewt. e rovor Awl? dr. co nAMP catiBIEIB_III,IUND, 104 owes ill Out ilietore and i tor wile 67 - MILLER & RICK E'TEON CEO. R. COCHRAN, ATTORNEY AND DIVNSELLOR AT LAWS : office N0:69 Grant *treat near Mart Roam P#Mburith. L L lIDSINEII6I :EN1TE , 17617,311 To hie eareltill raloeiva-PMMORLattention.-,eol-, Notions made and the money m'omMlF remitta; deoklyd • • iW AX ' Z ' PAk r***VGL:Ats Bea '1!. gitibtOid _ nelliltittst4o.o3,42ld h for ooll to i Deb~llPiro. DEAZERS NON - EXPl:Offn'lt:' ALSO, GROCERY DEALERS: - - - d'"V,soe tu a idi s i =tin,/ .441 • • • Xthe'desee.he editand • • . movathe - - - ,• • 11., IsterVl. • - • L . " Nita • • ••• • 14; O ZE I WUM. I 4 ,I a4ig•• " ' • :*l';' • • - •Z r Z.,„, • • ale so- , owr ..... „ ••010' i= 46 4 " sthat pi; magic of ':;toter; ratA a. yearivt • 44111- - " olrvationosonsomion :scrast:.., • - s Q B in trot eem t -of , disessolv,, cerlicle d bytheprofossion;lo meow:- !flooded repeatable ottlsom, • • •,, • orators of hotels. &a. Offft s street, flg l t i arattlalleatin:. raw. elt-verta.,olpn ram 4'71 Old elk ..,..„ A I/ THUM. li.T-7.4' SOT , 3110111WTILUF' •=-.• ''''!., -1 - I **m An 4 PrP thiltsbiaL - s _ ~, a Wed tbr Y ,weabe Is not , . qt. , , Ids suffollmna A , Otlinplaltpair4 / 6 4 ' 1 - 01 4:7•7; ~.. boon nffilntwitbli viti nt V ..1.. ..... --- ', f , • 11= Eryskpalad „ A °ti r r rt e r l "ft ork ..tn kacsap.x. t b g -, ....t: 0,1 2" .....111. . tome, Rut R.Pcl 10.t4 401 1 , billilaiodicisasiwW14 , how .. - over, is all mowed or herbs. 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