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Editor 7(n 'MII ;.a,- . • . . -., .-. :... ~ : l l * i ti ,:i ~,,,,!,-1 .... - - - • .......,_ t > j \ 1 1? ? .'V. ■ T>7 *Uci J. V, B e £ T,A BL £, i |. - ' i ' ■- •* ' M? * ' ' £l* ALgaHOpp PSEPABATIOim " ’"j . | t**-® PURE, TQNIC MEDICjNE. ' « HOOI’FiAiVO’S CELEBRATED E.WA» BITTER! '] ! I -•.?£■< i n iATJ ~ Bt V D-/AOKBON, ehilftdbl-| ■ phia]-]?eiwa* - ■, - li Ai & 1 ■ I i / . 1 £ . ?i • £ if' 4 .*> i tx- *•«•*.*'>’ i ||i Will affebtaallf.onre.' ‘' .1 e : I- Hyer Complaint, pPEPSIi, JAUNDICE, bate, or ftersokiaMetitlltjr, plMaM* the Kldoeji, and all IMnm—ed. - t Arising from a Disordered ! idvcgr.s«i Stomach, " ■if 1 x null jj , —~*iConsti- {■ •I jMtioai Inward 11 •; JPim jEuUne« or ?f'J v Bloodtoaho Head, S ■ i Acidity of the Stomach, il 1 i_ Mauser-Heartburn, Digjnut !l; br;-Food, ■ Fulliieas or Weight la hfi .Stomach; Soufr-Fructationw.Snik A orFtottering at? the PicoiuwStom- . L awjmming 01 \ho neau. Homed and nlt-Brea thing, Mattering, at the Heart, voSßoobeating-anisatlons vwheniin a lying CnS tDlrnneg of vision, Hots or webs be the amt, Foveriand Doll Pain in the id,-Deficiency of Perspiration, Yel* Cowneas of the Skih and HyeaPun in - le, B*ok» CheeC lambs,-dw. ten Flushes of Heat, Bunn r inthe Flesh, Constant nuurininga of B v i I, r ■adgrekt.deproa afob of Fever. . : 4- • • t «—“* ®«Y*;dpNT4IN_J (Hit OX BAB WHXBKT! ooro difleaaea in ninety-nine ~ :j - ; - ,T—_ dndntipj *■ ■•• sale and balranl Hoofland a German Bittara, (partly SAOTenturera,- havp opened upoxtanfiering a utu unity the flood cates bf Nostrums in the shape vilely compounded withinjoriou* aadchristened Tonies, Stomachic* sauLßlfc >(KlL . * • • T; _ . j ; Bewara of. pedzumxnerable array of aloohoHo ®P' in plethorid bottles, and big-bellied • -Pfidor iho-modest | appellation :ofußlttere t r . ouiing' pnly aggravates dlseaen. Ipara foedtoppomtea sufferers in despair. ;** - tdMwAtrTAsbaDAPpgiitdr J » np y°orcob sso Of BBS rovs .■, -c r: leetfiiff* - { x.a'i'ir.o ML :■ -■ do.use ■ ; >k r.; GERMAN BITTEBS. Biom D. D., Editor afiht Bn- Cfdtopcdia ‘of Hvlitfiou* Knowledgt. J v nDt.diirpos»d ti favor or recommend Patent Medicines in general, through dialrtmt of their.ingMdientaand effects; I yot know of-no - jnffieienMAaam why a mah may not testify to tho . tohavo receiredfrom •pyaimwi preparation inltho hope that hemay . ffios ecmWbute to the beiAifit of others. ’ .. >j ~ feadily in'reeard tedHoofi: Blttore. prepared by Pi C. M. ;: . ■ 1 1 aoksOTtiqfjthis tity.ibeoßnao I was prdbdioed •.! i-■f WainatW®!formanyyedrs. nnder ihlmpres «on thaf-tfieT wore ohieflylan alcoholio mixture, lam indebted to mv friend Robert Shoemaker.' . Ksa r ..ft)a|hereipoTal ofthii prejudice by Iproperj andjbr encouragement to tiythem. when , afijoring&om treat and con turned debility. • he os S '.-i * i /. £ ChoJ ' 11 *“ gSS&SVAWS, !, to-O. M.jjoraow k Cd.) 10PBIBT0XS. 'I :. o£o. IL glTWig, |. 4t! | & coi, tttee doon Mow 4th, pjttjbargb, .S&f-SKI.’ !-■ O Vi‘ THE DAILY POBT-A BATES. , , *' Onriealy bj mall ,«a (rf ffir months, ” f 4*o J i To amenta 2 00 ' AbVtoftTlSlNG s Sa»m!trggjWste‘ | FOB STAITOiSO KATIE*. , , Wfcsiß’ttLS a Br mosSF... iaSo Btegpiagjui- is AIL¥ POST. is3io fiatara of,Charily. A correspondent ‘of the i {Protestant) Chwrch, Jhurnal . writing, irbm New Orleans, /highly compliments the Sisters of Charity in that city, for the amount good,they ajre unostentatiously doing thus: | if “One_ misses here. a Church Hospital. Many of our- Federal officers and) men are caredjfor; whensick;in the Roman Catholic .iMUtatioM, the Hotel, Dieu, -and the Charity Hospital. The Sisters: attended most winntngry otr the patients and forced them to confers, on.: recovering, that their own motheraand sisters at home fcould not “f v ®. none bettor for them: On | leaving, “• "'tairries away in his hand apmedtoman Catholic book of prayer, or controyerSy. -di' instruction, and in his a gratefal remembrance ofithe fair donor a resolution to peruse the hook and a,t>Tofoand co&viction ■tfidtStHei Boman certainly has a soul of true Chruian love. Safely the [to m influence Of Chris tian Sisterhoods, in the natural '-cottuee-' tioubetween t Bring thehodyahdirenova ting the som, the imperative-necessity of organizing •: Christian and accoiplished' nurses, and placing' them in ihstitutious whwethsjr lqye add skill can ;do the highest possible .Berrice.’’ instit cttoh, ho " Ca,taa Pr«01«1ea*..,.._....— _JASt*S PAlili, J», htUSDfi, ..Wxm.su Smith EUF.Rcid : - Jhoij). Mentor-: ••' i- A. Rfefr4flu& i feSaj „ I Jm W Woodwill f i J-SpßUn' !D*m lionc R J Andaraon. i Jos W Baxter B S MoKblM - CQWolf -r*: •Jfc® • fifes- WH Phelps „, s . . gßlffiwa &ICBJCUBT AJTO ÜBAStr&XS, P. E. McKIMtKY. Vm . PoDOfiltfllHtlTtd ofOMiniTlp} and • Dividends declared in December and June of eaohyear.-i --r 5 *•«• • ■ • v * rafiS^wsswa*' :3qjaffis?s^»w^4-*"■ lnstitution offer*, wperUiiy to then jerane whnee iumliip.wi neß; HnHmPDttnnllT to McnmnUt& > sum whiohiriUbe.» resoaro«»hefi'n«dedL their notoniy btin*»fcbat: bfiirtn* in tenet: fn- of remainiiis: unproductive.■••'■" pyi fSaKSSttSSB^te tinjp tfrettajotrof ftiuj'-fflw.lbM.'ffitt' Is the tie- I -iff lt | most, I fcMrmra,-b^«|'dtalderatam with all to obtain [somethin* whibhwUleffecttiall/ rid par a weDingi I offluisefftthy- Ana all- ean hoxrati- Bat Killer prepared by Oio: A.Stel/r time mil not cause death to other animals.! One J I bo* Judiciously mod it sufficient tb nd a hobseof I lallrtha Termlnthatinfostjt. J F»lldiroctiOß Arose ■aeoompanyinjt oaoh box. Price 23 c ntspee box,' For sale by Drusrists generally, and by the Pro prietor,, wholesale lontetaliro ', ] , f-ft 1 1! ' f ejmcotas A. KELLY, * fehai . , No. 69 Federal street Allcghqny. DAVIS &' PHILIIPi ilfAirrrAcnjßm and i>kai ATM.in Iron «n » > H'J „> WOB ' Partloular aKeptlon pald to the fitting up itod I RepairiiifeOyßeflneriea, &c ’ its brandies. Aisot Agenu ror Hatphings •STFoßter’s ExooMor uae. lt hu.no supe rior, . ... r J«n%3md, ,»y?, UO. jffaterandW*Fiistg*. ■iiyANT|» ; . ; ~ Foifcp) © ai'ponterg v.f ■- - ■ ■ ■ -■ V •' . ; ‘ BTKMHETZ, AUw.ibet, Wood and Idbi Wraete,Byan’s buildings, ;i j.. . ...:t ~ Jan; Kattenu* S;n*Wl H<, i? oy G&ftß, I T%J*° TI C E—P UH SU A JfT TO *inr I Aw orJer of the Circuit Coart of th« iTntK States for Ihe Northern District of Ohio entertd I December Sd.l£62m. iho emt r>f Charles MorSt I and others o»fhe*pido‘tnfcVcnnsylTanla Rafii road Company andpthera. Notice is hereby cfr- I en to the holders of the Bonds ana Coupons So • I the Ohjp and "Pennsylvania Batlroad Company [ p ns of said Company which wen secured by fa I First Mortgage tn that part.of said Railroad I West of Mammon, and to the holders of First ] companies that the.uodendgnSl Bpagassaß KSte^'rtaSSgaWt! I Hffi&M. **™*e*&r.* djA.iX’ • I I • Itauobd S*l,ijCT THE. . A ROGUTE’S LIFE,, er antaMu, [Continued frem Yesterday.] * ' ■ ‘‘marry her nowi”- ]?d„^ 086 ?. ra :‘ Baggs, indignantly, v , ? d{ * ed 1 1 won’t bear r«™ss4r“ " “Jbonnetrad (JlThe ceremony won’t take hi minute.” I answered; "and I’ll give you (your five- the Itey of the doOr the' moment it’s over. Bear witnesk,” ! went! ® 6 ?e 8 ’ - expostulation r wlvtl '?i e i “{•?p l portint nfarriage-words. I that I‘tabe this wo than. LauraiKnaptUn, I i “ p ™'! V / 11 "ichnesaand in health, in poverty! B “ d th ? olergyman, as well I as to be the witness. ■ ~T’ ,j 1 * ,aid ' interrupting in | riy-ttirn,“‘repeat my words. , Say, ‘I take I i tnisman, Francis Softly, to be ihy lawful I wedded husband. 1 ” , • j- | [ - She the sentenoe, [with hef face her dear hand cold and 1 trombling iq mine. ’ . » i • ‘‘ F °fhatter,forworse,” continued'.the! "Little enough i of the Better, I’m afraid, and Ltfrd knoira pow much of Ihe Worpel” • ' I I stopped her again with the promised! five-pouud note and the key of the room- 1 > -?9W. njt’MhV wd I, (‘take off! ybbr bonnet, and make your hair as tidy aayon please," I 1 ’ _ Mrs. Baggs raised her eyes ahd hands i If Heaven, excI »' m . ed ' ‘ ‘Disgraceful !£’ and i nonneed out of] the room' ri 'a passion. I Such was my Scotch marriage, -as lawful I a ceremony, remember, as the finest fam-1 all En'uSll “* parißh An’fbur passed, and I had not yet sum moned the cruel courago.ro communicate my real sttnaUonjto Ladra. TheSntry of lu.lf f^‘ he j d ?i ®“ T ® n t-«irl to! lay the doth, followed by Mrs, Boggs, who was [never ont .of the] way where eafing and I drinking appeared in prospect, helped me to rouse myself |I resolved.to goi oat for i* “W mtnntea to J reconnoitre, and make mysdf acquainted with lany facilities for | night or hiding which the situation of the house might present. No doubt the Bow street runner was lurkiDg aomewhira: bnt he must, ns a matter [of course, have heart or informed himself of the brders I had’given relating to our conveyance on to hdinbnrg; and, in that case, I waiaiil] in no more danger of his; avowingihimsolt and capturing me Ithan I had been at any previous period ofj our jpurney. ’ % * * a moment, love, to the chaise,’’ said I, turning to She suddenly lookod up at me, with an anxious, searching expression. Was my face betraying anything of my irgl par . Ihnrned to the,the door before »b« bbmd ask me t single question] . The front of the linn stood nearly in the middleofthe principal street. Nojchecce of giving any one the slijpin tlitfdfreo non f and no sign, either, of the Bow Stastnuueer. I sabntnred round with the moet nncrmcemed mannerlconld thane, to the back of the house to the ion-yard. ‘ A door in one part of it stood half-open Inside was a bit of kitchen garden bonnd ed by a paling; bevbnd that some backs ot detached houses; beyond them, again,, a plot of weedy ground, a few wretched cottages, and the ojpen, heathery moor.— Oooa enough for running away, but terri bly bad for biding. i I returned disconsolately to the 'inn. Walking along the passage towards the staircase, I suddenly beard footsteps be hind me—turned round, and saw the Bow Street runner, (oloihed again in his or dinary costume, and accompanied by two strange men) standing between me and the door. 1 "Sorry to disturb you , from going to Edinburg, Mr.,Softly," he said. "‘But you’re wanted back at Barkingham.! I’ vc just found out what you have been travel ■ [ ing alljfthe way to Scotland for; and l take you' prisoner as oha of the coining gan£ | Take it easy, sir. I’ve got help, you see; j [ and you can’t throttle three men, what-! ever you may hare |done at Barkingham with one.” j . . j ‘He handcuffed me as he spoke.. Re sistance was hopeless. I could only jnake an appeal to his mercy on Laura’s ac count.-- j "Give me ten minutes,V I said, “to break what hSH happened. We krere W* W 8 ® 6 *! ll * hoar ago.j If she kpows this suddenly, it [may be the disa h of her.”: , •“ 1 ■ “You have.led me anice dance on the wrong scent,"- anawlered the runner, inlk "7- , ‘‘But I never Was a hard man where women are .pottcerded. J3o up stairs, and leave (be door open,'ao that I cad see m through it if I like. Hold your] hat ever your wrists if you don't want her to .see, the .handcuffs.” ,r. : , I ascended.the first flight of alairs, iaud irnyheart gave a sudden bound as tf .it Would burst, x stopped, Speechless iand helpleSd, at the sight of. Laura standing h)oue OH the landing. My look at her face told me that she had heard all.— She passionately strook the hatwith which I had been trying to hide , tha-handduffs’ fOtlt Of thy fingers, apd caught me tightly round the neck, so tight that , her g£sp actually hurt, me, [ ] I ‘l was afraid of something, Frank,'' gLe whispered. ’ “rfolloWed you a little way. Don’t let ns be . patted I lam stronger tjujuyouthipkme., j won’t be frightened, f jrdn’ticryr ,3 wonlt alter in any waT if that man wlil only.talk me with you l’’; " It is beSt fdr for the er’s, to hnrry ovey. the.scede that ifpllqw ed. It ended, with ies little additional .wretchedness gspottld'bh expeoted.'; 'The |fminjsr' i.wsftiuPajslate',, iabout kelp ing me handcuffed, and taking me badk, withqnte momentfs unnecessary waste: ot to 'BekMnghamlsi’lbutthe relented on. ! bHtW points;Whera: fie was obliged jto brder a private conveyance; there was po Objedtibnfo Laura and Mrs.; Baggs follow ing it.. [was no harm in. their hiriOg two -inside places. I gave my whtch, rings, end last gqineuUo Jjanra, enjoining'her, on no as cduntj’toiet her box otjcweis.eße the light until WS coridgef.pfo'pW: ailiomon the.besf meapß Of Inching tfiem to accbnnt. She listened ,to these lend other directions with a calmness that astonished jpe •. tr say, kny dear, that-yodr helped to make you uneasy by so jnnphasa word or 'aiook,'2 f she whisper-’ edtome.asweleftthe inp, j ■'■ ‘ ‘ she kept the hard promise implied in:tfaat onSehort sentence throughont the journey. Gnceonly did l see her lo.se her .eeifrpossesauin.. , At. stertlng on our way #9»m t 'iw&tg the same ;in comprehenaible personal offence at my! [ whidi sheilhiadJlaketiprevioUs v W the doctors-—upbraided me with mj wantof coiuidence injher, and declaxed tbatJt w*s the m&hi of allitoy pres* l e.Dtfepuble. itnmediuir^r, uttering thfl y wotdB V! witiral66k’and a warning that silenced her in an instant: “If yon Bay another syllable tbat isn’t land to him. yon shall find your way back by yourself!” I ’ ; " < '! -"'ir.ir':.^^.-M^i*.7'. - rc , ; - T:TIJ llt _ y f ____ _ ''n s*:- • s'-iA'SiyrtW-'/ j..'* -'' < : . . - . ■., _■ -: ■ >.' -., - •*" *-•*• »** '■■* •*■*■ * J • :; . ■--> i *u. . ,vo -\ • ' , ' a r jH = Wsv;!;.; >'- •••■'>/■•• =:•- ""’* t: ’ ; * ;T ‘-; *"• nsiii« k '£jSHffcs)'>:a' i { vfcH .«*» »'-i»iwst ,v-,,.- - I-M'J-firi sill 1.-J i&amyhoij' ’feiiiitit) S':‘ fil; TIESBAT . . 'I- •- »• . seem bf j much 'im'-' portanoe to*'othfe4/pbut-r ovefheard'thfliߣtßat‘ ; th6y"nialifiE4every : sacrifice X-tiaQ made iW'tnjfwJfe’s cake. On our* vray~fi#*/ !P,received iftom the mnneracfmb ekbranhtifin ofhpg j aptnaent ly nnaoconntabfe proceedings’!* reference to myself. TMfeo> b&fik for fL fegmysaSL it tamed wtMMrt the'first act rtf the-qffl| oers, 1 on theirrtleake fttimthe-work-ibW in the red-brioVhonsej was'tff jinstituifeif careful in ’tfeVdoctbria; study and übeatootn. 1 '- Among ithe sothAfc dottamentsthaffifehadn'ottitne io destroy 1 , was a letter tafhim •'•‘ffbm'Lattra, which Uiey took frontfone of the dockets, of'hie dressing ! gown.{. Finding, fromkhonfeport of the men>wh^4kidn. ln t^ I cationswhiohthadowjfm^Brf i h * dan ?to o /ijBs^tempa’g l j vrith-tbe to ideiify the yotmf lady. '.Afte? | leaving the Uk coach, they 'tbdn posted I within a mile of' Crickgelly,' and then [ •walked into the village, and had seen me approach Number Two. Their suspicions were directly-kardted. 1 . -I Thns far, tWrCw had not 'recognised norl even me ; bat ho imhiediatoly I identified m#by my tfoice while?!' Vns I the stupid servant at the i door. The rifnner hearing who' I was; reasonhbly edongh Concluded tha: 1 must be the recognised medium of communi cation betweOhthe Doctor and hie daught er, he found that I was admitted instantly, after catling past the I servant to sOtie one inside the hou«e 1 j Leaving Scretr bn the watch, he went to I the inn, discovered himself privately to I the lannlord,.*Bndmaleeure (in more ways l i than one, a»T .conjectured) of jknowing I when, and in(whatdirection I should leave I Crtckgeliv. On finding that I'was to leave rt the near morning, with lAura and Era. Bagge.f he< immediately suspected that I was charged wiih the doty of tak-1 im the daighter to, or r.cnv, the place! chosen for the father’s retreat; and there fore abstained froW interfering nrematore l ! Ijr with mjr ftjorepientß. Knowingjwhitheri we were boufcdin the cart, he had- ridden after us, Wegomt of eight, with hiscoun tryman’s dimfiie ready for use; in the saddle bags.WScrew, in cose of any mis takes or myitrficatians, being left. behind on tha wstch at CrickgeUy. Tin, pofs i bihty tbat l might be rnnning away with Lanmiiad siggofted itself to him ; but he dismissed it as improbable, first wheu he saw that Mrs. Bsggs accompanied ins, end agam, whebj on nearing Scotland, he found that we did not take the toad to Gretna Green. He acknowledged,in oon clnsion, thache should have followed ns to Kdiubnrghorevrl! to the continent It §c!f t oh the ’hhfttfce of 6or le&diag him to the Doctoi*tetreaf, but fnr }ho slrtint girl at the nip, who bad listened outside the door whlleonrbriel marriage was pro coeding, from whom, pith great trouble and delajvhemtd. extracted all the ibform ation he required. Aforther loasol half an hour’e|toe had eccorred while he whs f help to assist him. giyo him the slipitn mohi prißonhr.' 1 hese small facts accoanted for the bcmr T s ! respite we tad enjoyed at the inn, and ter minated, the runner a narrative of his own' proceeding. i - • On arriving at onr destination. I i was, i of coarse, immediately taken to the goaf. Laura, by ray advice, im mediately engaged a modest lodging in the suburb, We ar ranged that she was to visit me as often as the authorities would let her. She had no companion, and wanted none. Mrs; Baggs, who had never forgiven the rebuke administered at the starting-place di'our journey, left ns at the dose of it. ! Her leave-taking was dignified and pathetic.— She kindly informed Laura'that she wish ed her well, though she did not conscien tiously look a nun her as a lawful married woman ; and she begged me (in easel gc-t off) the next time 1 met with a respectable person who was kind to me, to profit by remembering my past errors, and to treat my next benefactress with more confidence than I had treated her. My first bnsiness in the prison was to write to Mr Batterbniy. I had a magnifi cent case to present to him this time. 9 Al though! believed myself, and had (suc ceeded in persnadiog Laura, that I ; was sure of being recommended to mereji, it was not the less tha fact, that I was charg ed with an offense still punishable by death in the then barbarous stale of the law. I delicately stated just enough of my case to make it vividly dear toi the mind of Mr. Batterbuiy, that my spffec tionate sister’s interest- in the contingent reversion-was now (unless Lady Malkin shaw perversely and suddenly oxpired) actually threatened by theGsliows I While calmly awaiting the-answer, I was by! no means without subjects to occupy my j at tention when Laura was not at the prison. ‘ There was my fellow-workman, Mill (the first member of our society betrayed ] by' Screw), to compare- notes with; And there was a certain prisoner who had bfeen transported, andwh&had some very im- 1 pot taut and interesting particulars to com municate relativeto our life and its chances in our felon-settlements at the Antipodes. I talked a great deal with this man, fof I ftjt that his experience, might be .of the greatest benefit to me!, | 5 Mr. Batterbury’s answer was speedy, short and punctual. I had shattered his nervous system ■ forever,' he wrote, (jut had only stimulated his devotion to my family, and his Christian readiness tjo lciok TSttfigg l ! t!W ™y ffiPjjgfefrigfi4 Eforliad engaged tho leader 'of Ihe circuit to de-; fend me, and he Would have come to dee me but for Mrß. Batterburv, who had ipi plored him not to expose himself to agita tion. Of -Lady Malkinshaw the letter said nothing; but I afterwards dißeoraijed- she was tben at Cheltenham, idrinKihg tne’waters and playing whilst in the eii 1 dest health and spirits. ■ NIBECTOBY OF TUB HOSPITAij* JLP —The United States Fanitary Commissibn hivo.estabiishod an offiqeof information inreiard ■ -td patients in the GenßrafHogpjtals of v. of tho We t. By a reference to books, whioh are oorrected dally, an answer can. nndrr ordinary circumstances, be given by return mail to the fal lowing.questions-: • • lst/Is (riving name and regiment) at present in on? bospl alofthe army ol the Wert? 2d. If «o what isms proper address ? M Bd. What 'is the name of the Surgeon orChaplk of thehospi.al? ith..lfnot in hospitalat preaeni t haa he reeent ybden ittboapitaiT, t • ha ijjein hospital* •Hit, 4t .^at; ' > oth. If recently-discharged from hospital, was he discharged fromscryide?. ;.. - :;: 7th.lfnoi'wbat were hU.ordmoa leavin'* ? The Commission will also fiiriifsh more speoifio nfornjation aa tb.tna of'any patient in io General Hespit&ls r within as short a space of Jme possible afier'tt request to do so fromaay of itseomaponamg soeieties, oftha PitepFow- will ,be.open daily •S o'olo^ka,'m,, to 8 o’clock p. m.,and eo •oeaable in'urgent caaerafrany hoar oflcc night. „ JOHN S. NEWBBBBT. M. D., Secretary: for. the- Western Department U, Si panitary-CommiHion, No. 459 Walnut SL. Lou fevßfo, gentocky. ianU^ma, Fob re nt—a good three story P WBi-LINQ. oornar Third and B oea strata inquire of S. Cathbert A Soon, nr ■ • ■ W. H. SMITH * CO., iaoSO [To baCoptip^ed.] OWW r j,. at’ra : - coiitJßteJ-iieiMMii&s. v 'ir.-X t-js'ifr-m -t?i -'n —-jd fsu; :c. » of Euwpss&^tMjnwn* ■C, ,“.• teoit Bciori. j -s&ssKiSST"iSStf , *2S» , s—s r « r Tlr ? «2- f * § ew York--—Fob a ynDaa»-..,,.u...;,Liyerpool..:Boston■'•l VaK . 5 — u; j -': j ■"•■ ( ■ y6ik .;.:..'Bol> 1 if ■TnbatCaln;l...,New'Y ( , l VwPpr Jeoft i.iarenwot Feb 14 Earopfc.'...„„iß(«% r ._Xiyerpo<>ll .Feb 18 ■^gl«^8»ioB : Befell BritishQuoea-New xarfe.. Baraia M &r >2 Cantda...:...;...;Boston..{«.;.lBirerpool4 r ~.»Mar 11 Ainenoft... —NewYoikGrejtown.: Mar 14 HOBEY XABKET. ' (COBESCTID tUILT FOS THE XOBllis POST ) _Tbe followbg are the bap leg ind Belling rates ,f«ir Gold, Bilver. io.: i Silver ’ ”, 45 Demand Notea... f,j Eaitari*n Exchange. 'New York.::... par Baltimore ....i. oar Boiton _ Jaf Western Kiehanfe, L0015tfUe....... Cleveland St. Loniju PITTSBURGH PRODUCE MARKET. Ofto* or the Daily Post. I Tuesday, March 3d, 1863 j: [ hare to notice a continuance of fine weather. 'The first Spring month opens bright ami fair, but flow tons it will remain so we : hare no moaiuof ascertaining. Our rivers contin ue-in fine orderfor the largest class to do all the Business offered. Tbo coal gone end to go out this j rise' will'berely axoeed two hundred thousand bushel. It wilt take a day or two to ascertain the j ttets. when onr readers will bofaltyadviseil il'o I think it about time that something weeadone to | settle this vexed question; ho that matters may I move in their proper channel; Itihecents a btish-1 I*l for coal in Pittsburgh is a steep figure. Flour— I We hare no change to notice either as regard I prices or demaud. Holders are firm'ih their riews I I whilst trayori, who are expecting lower figures, I I hike hold Terr sparingly, so that beyond the 10-1 I cal irade there is nothin* doing. The stock in first I I hands is not large. Bacon—A epfitiriued flrmnrea I rperrndcs this market; nolderahare a right to be I | jolly; because they can obtain the highest rates I I ahyqiifficulty. The stock in Drat hands is 1 I ndt large, and ii daily, diminishing uhilerb good I l loeal demand: Oraln-rBUII firm, The receipts I (hr sometime hare been light; and former prices'] were Welt ma total nod. Groceries—We hare noth-1 | hew to not*. SMccs tend upward with a good de-1 ptnand.,, . .. t., , . , I 1. •'•rMse—Sato a) bbls it Extra id SOdfidS; lfig I ofßorin fttfe Chemical Go. lier"dTw& • h «*„ r *rf 6 barrels and 5 Ra^SS* 1 ” * bbK ; JtecUWat «»! lO hbu 5Pe, ■ I fcVwrwpfr!? bbb in batk, to be barrelled at I 6 OrIMM law* to do I Sales 150 boxes W. R„ 73@14. Qoshcn J 25 bbu orlams •» see®* 10 -Etwi^^’ !^*I P®^ i,i ' ,e ' 2!S2iO paovisioM MUKKr. I , CtaetnnaU. I mS 1 ? e is a weit.maintained market for Lard, at I b ' 9 OWrej? generally asked for. IRf 11 ?® * >r * ,1 «*tnwanntTWi. Tho salwwererair at [the figures quoted. I R . Large sales of Bulk Rib Sides were made at 63 I »t 7Me, • ShouldeS, ..V; 0 ™®er oF sales of heavy clear sides, boxed, at So reported yostorday, weroconfirmed. aniad dUlanal lano sales; were made at iSd to-day— UumborlaniTontand Long Middles are neglected. Theke were no salesof 'MossJPork made public, m i?2* bring over $l4, nor old more than. | w .&Ol though holders who are now sofioring, era I | groftygenersUy firm In asking 25e above.Aese l Shoulders were said nt 5V*, arid Sides at .63io,so, and city steam at 10VL JRIVEB ATEWS 'Cincinnati. S Th ®. r iu tf be,e b *■“ IS 0 Suvifiable condition,- alls being navigable for the 'larger class of- So „fo 0 - L 2 w « r Ohio, Cumberland'and I !S3OO are in fine navigable order. With very mir tonnagmfreights aremoderatefor Pitts burgh andiNastmile/nt the’ advanced rates.— Shipments ,to the former point at 30® J 40c. 'andtoNdShville at!s2 50 hundred pounds; I The left for Evansville and Ca{ro last .oveping, Capt. .Throop having; felorrabh* I W^ o PMtUrp.. Cdptain Drrohwi'* J ter and Count Deaonche t wore n uharge. Wepto dwt a brilliant oareer for the Ahnada in her new’ l trade. Capt. Throop m oommande 1 ; -I PRESENTS FOB THE HOLIDAY’S. Tl Hk NCUkCßlfiEltg HAW'jfijNiP'j fee‘ ) &&i^ r of th 9 H ° U^’* nss«;»pnmir, ' ■ -1- ' igllrVSß.PlATrj) WAKE, ■ j suohaacastort, ,cake, apd, fruit; baskets, goblets, sMubfeS S p'&^ a ' ;,VBB ~ BEISEMAN, BIETBAST iit'SElidtis,' i ■tindi-.-l ‘'; n>AaiiflblrtrWt.‘ 1» DEGEIfBEB. 1862, W. K. A 11. 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