C?L7 jjli jT»y .„ 1 Western Penna. Hospital.
(RJ) IVv ,2i£J U We are in the receipt of a copy of the
“® rr Annual Report of the innagers of the
ADVratoSSIGEJiCIKS. We9ffeni Penmt ' H ° S P M -
, torauNS. M. PETTEOinn a. CO. 1 report of the President, Thos. Bakewell,
! esq ’ we salher llie f ' ,llowln * facls:
No. 63 Nassau street, New York city, are au- ; There are now one hundred and thirty
“ d Sub9cril> - UMirnts in -the Hospital for the Insane at
LI ’ Dixmont. Two hundred and two have
«ttsiss®sstsf£s : <°~«- i c
MOil, ISTELLIfiEMCE. iS", , T!k%F,S3SVS;
THURSDAY MORNING-, MARCH 3, 186*. i treasurer shown a balance in the trPa-n
- ; T of *3,581 23, of which $3,000 have
P., Ft. W. and Chicago B. B. Co. 1 been drawn from the State Treasury in
We find the subjoined letter in the P f° r the expense of constructing a
Philadelphia Commercial List, written ; residence-on thei grounds for the Super
ix /■« • jin ten dent: hut from the high nri<v nf
by fen. Cass m reply to the following j labor and bllildinß material® the Bonn!
article which appeared in that, paper of j has postponed its commencement for the
the 20th ultimo : ! present. There is also on hand an tin
- "The Pittsbdkoh Fort Wavne and Cbica- P aifi t'ond for two hundred and fifty dol
u° Railroad Company.—We hear of repeated lars. The great increase in the nrire of
andhitter complaintsof the management S this provisions rlnthi™a lo i ir \\ 7 „ -
road and the utter inability of the merchants of F,\ t PA ’ fuel, dc., at L.iat i
this city to hAvetheir goodsahlpedfrom Chicago ou 10 l >er cent. —has rendered the c ost |
to Philadelphia. There are now several thoua- of supporting the inmate* ( not withstand !
and tons of bacon, pork* lard, seeds, butter, & c., incr thn /“ 7/ ,7 ;
lyttig at Chicago, which the superintendent ° Care taken to at old u v tnecessai \ ■
of that road declines to forward, while there is expense) much larger* than tile sum 1
mNW CU v y ii nS u ipl . ,i , ng ?S? llß .C rom , thst f oint " lli ch, by a provision of the Act of 22d
toftew lork. Besides this there is a large nf Anvil i .K , ... ,
amount of freight on the line of the road, which » a ‘ s Onseited without the
the company refuse to forward to Pittsburgh ' knowledge of the Board), the Hospital
white every facility is furnished to these who i is authorized to charge for public pa
desire to ship their goods to New York. Many I ti/.nia h 1 1
merchants here have goods laying at Chicago : ,
six and eight weeks, waiting freights. What ! According to the most careful esti
tbo ac.mil expense of keeping,
Railroad to say to the iust complaints ofmtr ! f UC 1 patients in not less than lour doi
Philadelphia merchants ?” i lars ninety cents per week, exclusive of!
In reply to the above “bitter com- ' elotll ing ; while by the provision in the'
plaints of the management of the road,“ 4 cl °* April, the Hospital is <n- ;
its President say* • * ’ tith^‘d to charged only two and a half dol
■‘That the impression conveyed by the above . including clothing,
paragraph is not true, although many of tha I The whole amount of piivate bencfac-
! 2??, s d,1 ™S tlu- year ban been I PoRTLAJ!D . March 2— The steamer
ceived the same by letter ; but it is nol true that L pon the whole the ;n*titu- Ai-rio-ort _ti,« *.w t t , . ! Damascus, from Liverpool on the 18th
2L € J e i 8 . an “ uUcr Ability of the merchants of ! Bon is represented in a most prosperous* i . u -, . hQ , "V 1 regiment. Col. | lt , T , ir .
PhladelphiH to get their goods shipped from i condition ' A hi. ai nv«-d in the (ytv from Plnladid- ’ ftn 1 Lnmlonderr* on the 10th, ur- ; Wasttington, March 2 —The Star
SrtfS,. ,ib.‘.u , .Twsfof h i C ■ . • 1 ‘ “ w “y to tile- front, at this port this morning at eleven j says -bat Gen. Custer lias relumed to
Chicago,for shipment to Philadelphia,’ but it is oerious Affray in Washington, Pa. -r, • o’clock. tins side ot tlie Rnpidan fromhiscaval
entwuS'uh io de i f ,im “! e 'h“ lthe p uperiD,cnd ‘ : —Three Persons Shot. Hoarding —A man and wife, win. Tlu- steamship Nova Scotia, from '- v '-xpedition, having successfullv ac
while there\a no diiiiL-ultj iu 1 shipping Humors wore iilc vesterdav on tli" l"! nb-h their n.nin-:, can In- acconi- : Portland, arrived at Londonderry on the , ( nn, P^ s hcd the part ol the work which
Yurk i 11 “ Uue ,a «’ <k ‘ re I*. or streets or a tragic affair which had taken «’ith a comfortable second floor I 1;<tl1 ’ V ar,e<l to do - He liar rasscd the flank
Une ,o to?^Sm p!!ttb2!Sh“'hm H‘S h aouSl place in Washington between some «ol fro . nt «'i"* in a oentrol. ! ~; Vn «»ack on Duppoln by the allied a ™'y considerably and near
that the freight uns refused to be moved, while ,i; , . . ' . > r i Ul ' 1 1ot 11 ot thu citv. No nor : lo,<cs " MS imminent, but no news ofits ‘ gurpicaid a rebel camp
every facility was furnished to those who de- ! ' an ‘ l tnut ‘ n >- >’ o an- indebted to -m;*t] chiidrcn in ih.*- ] IUIW( . \j ji commencement had been received up to " ,l ,H; burned and t..tally destioyed,
Sffilono P I “ rt ' Uablc SCntlcmau of the town lor the '.,11 on ‘ll, ollic- of ih'c Morning | l ht: . tinu -' ° nluj 'icparlnn- of the steamer. ' anJ '-“ptuml a number of prisoners an.’l
there has been icndercd to the company far ! following authentic account oftlu itfi r * ' ! H, ls st; ited that the jdace is defended bv P o 'ses>ion ol a large number t.r hur
morebusiness than it has had the capacity to 1 Our corTesDondent ao V «- ' TROVER «fc BAKER’S sewikg I ;1 force of 40,000 Danes. ‘ st '3, which he brought hack with him to
I y.H?.,avo n ,e- ,hc h,,hc. prc raitlro j The Msncbester Lraminer believes These horses arc in fine or
bor’s. supposes his own case the worst • thM is ' s ra P“ ol a tragic affair that <.e. urret m Ht ‘ v, - r > oun»y and Institute Pair held 1 Hiat the government has resolved to tvT- di-r :is they had JUSt been returned to
that he has been discriminated against. ’, u « of' v M n h i?h T\nJ norr “r n . tJ - l! u> V ;irTl, -'‘* U 1 ftS Um " u “ st die t K '»t manufac- ! niinatc the Galway steamship contract tlK ‘ arm r froTn the interior of the coun
roiS^ud^So . fo , , h . ulA , hin , work, i The Brea. Eaatern was knocked down *CV, where they had been sent to re
shippers do nor 3 .hv tliat e\ cry other town has 11 ’* l l at the f ulton House, sever tl *.i A i iH A l ( >M-.\ . frencral Agent. hf auction to the newly formed Great crillf - Gen. ( uster did not loose a Ulan
discriminated in itsfnvor. Pittsburgh merchants : t\e in t! J ‘ u ' 1 ' m Fifth at., Pittsburgh. Pa > Eastern Steamship Com nan v for <>r, during the progress ef his expedition.
• say that the P< nns>lv .ania Hailroad gets more in 1 . i-f ,T Uug Al , Hll lal«w.. during U-t ' UOll storlio o- ti, u e 1 J , 1 ’ r
than its share ol cars for the lienclit of Phil i- ) fro P l eause had emi.iitered , H .mbi v H ! , . sterling. Ihe Company, however,
deiphia, while the offloers of the Pennsylvania Hi’utcbsr’ utcb 5 r of thu I'lace by the tnQT?Tirr’’tottUrntC Mi vtn , ,4a ‘l previously juirclmsed the bonds of Bai.timork, March 2 Late Hich-
KaliroHd say that the local influence of Pitts- ! i <e Qox f 1 v?mhimM"'f nHmf ' ol JOSEPH MM EH <fc SON, 1 the old Company to the extent of 70 . In,;nfl papers have been received at the
: '\7rat .<HX',.oundBjerliV. which™, wVI. .■•«<••• from Richmond. I.
thisroad have made every effort,and with as good ' Vi,..*! V' urJ *' l ol the t in, 1 Burgee p . . Vl . _, .. (led to the nhove purchase money. .An- 'IT I ** ll ' Hmt I In-torpedo boat which sank
succeas as possible, to work the line to the true i tVv.o.vri x }\ r ?* u T . halll ' p > u.- '• l * A F '-\il other persou claims to hnv,- l.iif •>“ non ' 'Lc- l idled Slates steamer. Hoiisntoni.
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS ■ ,mun ‘ I ,s a “* utUl * n abd
haß, during the past twohe roonttiß, been Rble I mf™ 5 . u“ | a 0 w cm on with theirUlJ_Cl_LXlO, \ tfSftel. Ibe ( Imrlcston papers, nf 2Ttli uIL,
to move promptly Hit the freights offered to it. ! thii,' Th?l mSnRJi"t? " ,t<,n "" n '« *i wausHocsß, ) France.—lt is stated that the arriino-e- ol Imvinc : ,m , i t.iin,-,l tlo-,mis,- ol
with five Thousand 1 ° r . 6oUlier3 »’eut'to lir.H,i)°'s 'si!,y.*n’t' eom 115 ■>»«• *' l P*'«n St*., " 1,-n ' s [or t lus.departure of Maximillfftn tL, ‘ ■ ■-‘l"’ Housatonic Iron,
?o*r°^i:- urAsn^ () „ nnsen rm,,eforMMirois ‘• omi ' l - fy^eVttMhv Viz":lr^
I | n a l, ny“eouWnot , mm‘e. ' re,Kh ‘ * h ' Ch ,hst 1 on ‘- amt uiost imaceable citlie««.ArAv..il', 'th.' l'',n |}A , K ,y. s KX TR UT 111 ' '“m De * *■!*"' •••IH'-nd* 11 sl0 ’ r ' l1 ' and onl . v <>reertaincd that the
In Answer to the above many of your met- f '4,^]l un Io . Her f !irt 1,1 ,h f st-m.-u lt-m.! 11 » Hint I runce and England lose by want d.rpvdo boat had I een successful ten dnvs
U i7erlTf"^u^" 0, 1 l^rtolMlttolf 0 “JJ of co-upcralion, anil urges t 1, .; r,.'- 6 »u,b- alI - r »>-’ ronce which it will i.e
The reply to timt Imiu.n-L the.foil,nvmg state- ot rc-mery. A small ho,. ao „ „M<‘ l l ( i„„ui,- K 1 rt i m I'sl‘nient ol an active alliance to avert remembered occurred on the 17th. The
mant of facts, ’ 8 Jl, Uih,also stm, k somewhat 11 Bi.ddrr, Mnr. the catastrophe which menaces Den I nrpeilo was commanded by Lieut
The aggregate eanuugs of the Cotupanv r,.r he'inPn? ‘Tf a > ,rt lrr*«a«i»m .X the Ir. thra, He- mark, so shnmcfullv abandoned liv l’ne Nixon, "f Mobile.
1662 whs fe3,'74s,thW, and l»)r 1H63 whivh tn , cr^ lot hit, reo. r- Untlou or Uicoiiilneufc of lan 1 ' i ‘ ll ~
increase i thin v.-even i»er cent, j represents the *»£ pj&mig Porter, n spretator, also n.-enr-: |- ri , , ‘ lt . "*
iporeaee in thecApacity of lboj over 186 V. In 1 .'!!] O' 044 ” 1 , - 1111 Il * ,t lUu * i4;J, ' u *- ’ ,s Hint the Moniteur lm> been March 2.—The follow
1863 there was lor totistru. tion and uu.it'enalvo men°ftid phndr.!.’. 'Vt-V ui Ul » ,k ’ ,JlM ' And ui .Hs.-tses ot the prohibited fmm i»uh!ishinu the I J rine< in « mrcuhtr wa> i.*;sui-d to-dav : War
1 H Vo ;' ulll , Mo ‘ > ' 1 resuh. BIu *1 tl <■ r and Kidneys. NiM.oleon anti-English -p. «. li :,t the 1 autm kn t. Provost Marshal Gem r
a dividend (»f over twtnu-u.rvr per cm/ in the I', U l'* A, M'hiionists. whotailii,,- -« : | * ' Q 7 ( anal celebration. al - ( Mluv. \\ ..sliinston. aMutch 2, WD
capital stock issueti. in i.v,v there wHse M ,emic.!. : Up.' '‘‘ ir ''' l Schleswig.- -The Prussians haw Guards of Enrollment will . ommence on
: ou ilree t. to-dav " ' ” h -"“ A. J. BANKIN & CO., continued their operation* against the ’ Ih -/ .inM., u, make the .Iraft in *.ll
ttie cajiithi stock u.up.l. ’l he stockhohu-rs oi ♦ IUM in; is i": intrcnchments at Duppcln, hut the thaw s ub-distriris which had not tilled their
this and oi tiur ruuip.uiy, lately the owners of Pine Beef, a ~ ’ retardctl the movenieut ot their henvv ‘l ll " tas before Ist in.-t. All volunteer^
yet 8 Ktv b 7rt^"! ed vV l ;:.‘ l !.rof Z , "•■«k,,0«1..d K ,ther,o«p, from Mime* * So„r. ,ll 0 '“' S * r, ' M ’ R,u] < Wa .™» 'he attack, 1, D »> a .V U-ihre .he,lraft is actual
earnings whuhhiw* i-elt.iigcM i p diem by Uw b fl U , 8 ; o{ A Bftn| ple steak and rnaat ot some u M J ‘““ 1 Jriv, .scents, asscrte.l at Hcndshurg that the Prus- l.v made wi !1 he deducted !r< >m the (;UOtas
~ ', ,0 ; t'r ‘r ro r "l" , ' ,J "“' ,u 5‘ an fonmiamler bad summoned the '-.v «>>l' Board of Enrollment in accor
thiw ’ Steak and roast - word, «hu b v iII AUCTION SALES. ): , me , 'r 7 ! ‘™ a "\ Buppoln and ,i„. : da,.,-e w.il, otd, rs to be given.
nX oha.de, e, i, beef continues A . M , ~K , ,A ;VD A( - ( . TIOSEER -Uy » "" ~ aV " m " '
paragraph «»n the u.'tnHgvim'nt ot this Comp*- ! V nnd the rf«rli *,f all l„,t ni\v~ ** , Hkpc ,v kv mu.'i: , U nkhai.** nvvu k , ,an l l a ! >OUt Wl> “ rl ’ rk llus f‘ n ming in the
n>, “ roful (1 W.C.-VS.S, ! Shoddy contractora in thio .* ami Pito«t.urgh, Ph . F«-b. a«, is6i ’ < The Danes were strenirtlieniiitr thr de- H-.ift, and spread so rapidly
President. .h ‘d‘i • contraUoi sin this vicinity, it,- ; ;i-E uk com.kmnki) PPBLJC aNi- , fences of Dupp.dn nml' uizin ' Thirtv that many of tin- iinmiteseucaoed onlv bv
National Currrency Act. ' butehen oan°»pare a ■*' rt<' ll |- : !uKGmii , ‘~ tin!! JjK.usanU Prussian.- ar- .-om-cntraied ii. ’ j"'"!""-' |V ‘ ll ‘'’ imbue. Five per.
The principal amendments proposed rich the table of a local editor May Z -V' Se m d era il t. A p apor ru.tmgThcm' ,1m ami li*an“ l.ter°oi'
‘O the National Currency Act hr tlu- ,1 '“ l Ijjfadow > never grow le-s. ' ' “ fotfl rV ' , ' e ’ * U ' s.ysthat the Danish Govenitnent hid re H**’ proprietor of tlm Hotel, T. \V. Or.as-
Comptroller , f the currcn, vas follows- m,,,.* « .. , , ~ •«> IltiH>ii. ' c-ived no propoaala re-pe.-tiuc an armis- • ,lum - Several I utldings w.-st, and one
~. . t wnos Alrald.e—We hnd till- 10l- i.MCCK, lice "hole block cast of the Hotel were <-,, n .
. b 5 B r^^ k^Whrci^:l.^» r h,WipS ' m l-" j rtant announcement (,l t Spain.-ThcSpini-b Government has . The loss U eaUmated at sl.Kt,.
atasm.-ili.ii.sri.mil a uniform rate of interest . true lin the Wheeling Register ofTue- n runs- chartered seven steamer- to convey 1 I ,n 0,000, w ill, but little insutanee
STraS*cJ sl’at'ej'ior' Wna b & ,hrOU,rhOU, -lay. On the supposition 'that the Reois " ''' ' ’ a ' lu '’'>> 'I d« 4001) troop-,o rcinfo,,,- ,he army of the 1 Tim fife was undoubtedly the work of an
The lAwful money reserve inat is to he kept ter man wm trvimr htc hmul „ H RXITPhI - AT \\ Hlii.N —< - n Till 'H'*- Al lL l , ' llHOlUUarj .
on hand f 6 to be reduced from 25 to 15 per Oeut. ’ 11 - ln “ lllS . and / >n a sonsa ' V MoJiMN-i. h* in .»vi«wk. m .Mnsonic Holland.—Tlu* S. heeland Paluee at
f ?* rc 2 un . ry ba n ks ,an<t from 2° per cent lor l ‘? n . article, again ask, “AVho’s Hw.i Auction h ... mm. ku,.,.■! wiiitresoid Hoitt-rdiim containin'*-tin- ni.tur,. .ml
L-ity bankr. Provision is aiso made for the dor- afraid?’ ti • , , , ’ u»« »n Uir. gal
lag of banks whemu er the owners offwo-thinls “Almoat every day we hear it stated th*t il.h il| FnitUre, !<'>> and museum linve l,ren .Burned.
Rank? « a n P Vi Rt ° C Sh i al1 11 e M>(*tJient. , section of country is soon to he desolated bv an Pnr-iAtc on t Copenhagen I lie DtinUli nn-nitor
rr:“r““ ! ie; '' &
»* ,e lrl iEf r j *■'re.'b l * l an * moun t ol remarked that he had a hundred head ot'sUeeiu.u - 1-,, - ,cr.l w nnmv bridge erected by Austro-Prussians in
f n , il ' dof ' h ‘' c , ap f uu .! oc kp«W , hia farm which !„■ would sell ,t half pr. 7 V- toe - -M-W HAR.Nhs;. tb( . Braagen Pcninsuclu but could not
U^* g k a ii h G^ 1 on deposit uith the treasurer enemy would be x>n his farm within utronth He *'* *" I lm'iug MticU-a of Furniture to irp} *, P ay n«r, n( .i, * . m . .
of the United States, whether banks take tire,,- said he was on the lookout tor “farm m Per ° f " 111 l’ l "'-c-en-l on or heforeJWe,!- : tl , lm '‘Dough to do so owing to the
lation for them or not. syltaola or ..hio, and would move the?.- “* * { *»* - _ mhi , shallow wilier, bl.e fired seveutv-two
• «,*• certain the*’onfedcratrs w ..uld not u , errun UTm l lorrn . a.r- | shots and the German batteries fired one
New Air Line BaUroad.-A bill M COLLISTER & BAER, t hundred and fifty, one shot wen, through
was introduced in the Legislature of this H «d that Wheeling ami the bonicrv ~f 111*11 j 'ind lom Wood Hh .,, “ er The Germaus drove the
State on the 2f.,b ul, atrthoring the eon- ' P - ns >’hn„ia "U, he Uesolntea. ' AVE xow ,_ v RTWRR ‘ » a “i a, U ,ipk ,‘' ts and
struction of a new air-linc railroad from Bounty Meeting in Fifth Ward— -Nmn a^ilAhCmo"!!,’' A'iso. U .he P -|l , | ™Uied in°fyree. when "the Gennln?!-'''
New i ork to Washington, Using the The enrolled mUzc-ns of the Fifth Word .*aj«triMcnt ui riuAks m the : tirul without offering resistencc
Ilf.e Brauel. front Lana- ; held an adjourned meeting in the Pub ' ‘ ,urt, ' h
Valiev lir 80,1,0,11 Hottke. on Tue-dav iu-tiit.tr. |JERso.\s (>*’ mvsical Y-istk 1 " * s ” imto N Mareh 2—Senate—
Down ingtown. The lincAns from Som- Hamilton, Es q „ in the Chait, £>■ ™™:U'n,uZ; . o r m S l’ll
erville on the New Jersey Central to and James M. Taylor, Esq., Secrctaiy. ii AI . - ™ ~, o AJ 'bfan AtLirsa new bdl
New Hope, where it crosses the Debt- The several Block Committees reported ‘ ' ( 1-3’.. i United States also’’a'bin for t!"'
ware, and proceeds bv wav of Norris, subscriptions towards the bounty fund A .•..lleei,.,n of P„no .M.wic , the - of "the VadeuUn fe. fni , t *5.
xras*s;«ss.M'e , r“- VK “ <-•“«««•
J2St 's:stsb\w:; m.
Rock, on the Northern Central, about b< ‘ raised in the ward to p„ v bounties to LB OFPKUiLS, ; "jK* Tbf lloum ms‘"GrT' 1 '
thirty miles above Baltimore, and thus the number of volunteers required from ’ ' lUe mn B 7a„ -
obtaining access to Washington. The ' sub-distric. The Committees wen- ‘,7 lnndCC,f,ts ,o t, e S‘ ‘^"2°
corporatora are residents of New York, continued, and the meeting adjourned, „nd to the Pacific States
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Mary , to meet at the same place on Saturday The House took mi tlm l.ill ,i « ■
delohia N ' le m ' W Hne "' m ign ° re PhUa eTCn " IS nCX '- &
" ’ any claim growing out of the destruction
of property bv the army and navy in
the suppression of the rebellion.
-V message was receive, l from the Sen
ate that that body had disagreed to the
House instructions to the latter's Com
mittee of Conference on the whisky Mil
and asked for a free Committee of C'on'
ference. This was agreed to by the
House. Pending the question on the pas
sage of the bill in relation to claims
which bad been under consideration
near the entire session, the House, at 5
o’clock, adjourned.
Glanders Among Horses.— This by the following, which we clip from
disease among linr.es is quite prevalent . the Philadelphia/Vest of Tuesday, that
in parts of New .Jersey and Pcnns.vlva- our townswoman, Ettie Henderson, is
nia, and has attracted the attention of meeting with merited success in her
the farmers. On Thursday last a meet profession in that city. Speaking of her
mg ofettirens ol Burlington county was ■■Fam-hon," the Pre,s fays
heldfortbepurpo.se ot adopting mens- irf , . . •
urea to arrest the spread of the glanders .he size Tnn “udleJSrWrb.?.
among horse 4 '. Whlcli\t issaij Was intro- Of Miss Ettie Henderson, ]*««t evening. Uto be
duced by the reef nt silc of condemned - judged a decided success*, r-tie 13 a delicntc and
government lior-; • IV.,f M 1.-nnWc I actress rather than a forcible one, and
guveruiiirm HOI- I lul. It. .imnmgS charms chiefly by her grace and softnass. the
addressed the nm l piovin li the eon- I,HB a Noe olive complexion, soft, lustrous eyes
tagioua character of irlauders itscommu in tender pasangos HgentffTtpyrit demeanor'
nication from horse horse', and from wua much' LXssVess. ""a “he
horse to man, showing Iroiu statistics 1 pL'riormance iliroughout was marked withfre
tbe death of over nvu hundred liuman lluent and » we ml S ht add > deserved applause. 1 ”
beings from glanders alone, communi
cated from the hors.'. These wore yrin- Enacts of Deceased Officers.—
cipally horse shoers aui hustlers. Thi- % u new order surgeons in charge of
is a serious matter, and should be <are hospitals must furnish the nearest relu
fully examined by ul! who keep horses tives of commimif , ne j nfflccrs wllo Ju .
ti i' 1 wuh au inventoryof the effects left by
Teachers Institute. The i va, I. , deceased. The articles, if not called lor 1
er s Institute of township held at the expiration of two months, will he
its last meeting for the present school St auction, and the proceeds sent to
year, on Saturday the 27th ultimo at 1 the Treasury, as prescribed by the regu-
No 7 Rrhrni Tto'„=, • J . J. 1 lations ,or lhc effects ol enlistod men. '
rto. 7 School House m said township. , Swords, watches and trunks w«l not be
t here was in attendance a large number thus sold, nor any ai tides of that class
ot persons, consisting of teachers, di- ■ but will be labelled with the deceased
rectors, patrons and scholars. The ex officer’s name, rank and regiment, and
erase on the pail of the tehchers con- date of his death, and deposited with
sistedof review class drills, select read the Second Auditor. j
mg, and essays. On part 01, scholars,
Mlect yen"toVnth Bayard Taylor.- We deem it almost ’
ful repast was fumislicd by tin- ladies a work of supererrogation in us to say
which was received with much grati- anything in favor of Bayard Taylor as ai
Nea'rtbe 1 wm """ d ?*• He is confessedly in the front '
Sd li , •" ° 6 “"J”* an , a P““ a ' nu,k ° r “««“>» and travelers, and brings .
r, ls<^ lss ! on was participated in by to his aid, in his lectures, all the vast i
ll ‘.^ ur ¥, t a “ d Tho - F - Snee—sub resources he has accumulated in years of ■
Olll,l T Pri7eS be Awarded to I (lose slud -v aQ ff Observation. the i
Scholars as an Incentive to Study ?” architect of his own fame and forfune
i llOl ? 11 , ", was resolved that the Bayard Taylor is emphatically a sell’
above article be forwarded to the news- made man, and as such has a peculiar
paper editors for publication. faculty of making himself understood by
On motion adjourned. his auditors. That heswill have an over
T _„. „ „ „ “ OHN F - Bi - aib , Pres. j flowing audience on Fridav evening is
i no*. F. Snee, Sec. J beyond question. 6 I
Ettie Henderson.—lt will be seen
THE POST —PnrSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, "MARCH 3, 1864.
5^ —
Opal Diggmg Machine.— Jty seepia
that t>ur hot ice of a new coal 'digging'
machine, which has been invented by an
Allegheny county mechanic, Bnd des
tined to revolutionize the coal mining bu
siness, has attracted the attention of the
Coal Exchange. At its meeting on
Tuesday Mr. O’Connor offered the fol
lowing, which was adopted :
: Wherras A Coal Digging Machine has been
Invented, Mini it In snidcnnlie made a success
therefore, ’
kesoiteil, That s. Horner, John 8. Murdoch
add .1. V. Drn\u appointed a committee to ex
amine the Invention, and report upon the same
at the next meeting ot the association.
Serious Charge.—" There are many
high-minded and honorable men among
our Aldermen, but there are. others that
are quite the reverse.” So the
C hronicle , and until we have positive
evidence to the contrary we shall take
our neighbor as good authority.
Knapp's Pennsylvania Battery
The members of Independent Battery E.
Pennsylvania Volunteers, arc ordered to
report at the Girard House, on Thursday
the 3d inst., at 12 o’clock, in full march
ing order. By order uf
J. I). McGill,
Captain Commanding.
New Postoffice.—A m w posu.ffice
lias been tM.ibbsli.-d in Allen township,
aslii it. l',n r, unly, * ailed “Belle
/eanv, ot width Mr. John Fields has
been appointed post master.
Admitted.-J. M. Kennedy, Esq.,
admitted in the practice of law in
the several Courts yesterday on motion
"f A H. Miller, Esq.
I t.ntHining ( Loj.v \ coal Inicts. with I’nno Ac
v(i,:ij»Hiiinu'nts. ’Flu- price ni each is so imv
F.. in cloth. : iml r. in plain In ruling—that the
s »i-‘ i!• aln-'tdy limncudc. f ~ r sale b)
, . ._ rilA'C r. MHLLnit.
Hi Wood sl.
Huttoi-iici<l* A: Co.,
Bolsters and Hop Dealers,
WATER STREET,
h| ecl-'y.l _XV HEELING, VA
*-»- tsi. MAKVIN
Makes the best crackers
ever offered in this market. felrJo
l'l . ['SM Klin, Kt.W aim: a Cm, Alio Itv. Co . ,
1 O -'ll I- I'MHnSniKK'J ABI, .
D,.,rs biltslmrsh. M.si-eh Ist, I9G|. \
It IDRND.-TIIF. HOARD OF Dl
, '■ ,I|lH 'laytlrebiretl a lilvlilcr.J
oi -I.\ I.N PER ( tN i I.'AI ON THF INCOMF
1)11 1 Him i All lien 1A( ;k BONDS of this Com
!’«..) out ol the v.trtnnys ol ISm. payable in
i' u- | U vs!‘fHo ll, i y "i/'b' 11 next, at the office
Ap, nt», Nu. •>! Wall afreet, New lurk, to the
persona or their Alton,,-; a, in whose names the
st * nd refnsiereil on the Ist dHy of March
1 be 1 ranaler au,l Kifiater Hooka of these Bonds
« Inch were closed on the Ist day of March for
the Animal Uccliou. will remain closed until ]u
o v liHik a. iu., the -JU ujiy ol April thereafter.
H. UAKNEs',
_ Socretaiy
KSiABE’s EXCELSIOR MAitoi^
l het»e cek-hiatoil iiistrumentß.inanufftctur
eu oy \A in. Knabe & Co., Baltimore, are now
considered the best Hiatus made, and are pr"
uoimced by Ihalberjj, Oottschalk, Batter, Stra
kowh.X leuxtemps and other distinguished Pian
ist tto be unrivaled. Each instrument warrant
e-i for eight year?.
CHARLOTTK BLI’ME
43 Fifth etreet,
Sole agent for the above.
,U-o Haines’Bro.’s New York Pianos, and
r nucc’s Melodeonsand Harmoniums. feb27
|Thiri> N ati ok a I. Bisk or PlTTkiu-ROH
An election ok nine dihec
tors of this Bank, will be held on SATUH.
l>.-v V, the 6th day of .March, ts&4. at the office of
the IMme Savings’ Institution, between the
hours of 9 and 12 o’clock a. m.
KOBT. SCHMERTZ.
mhl'td t‘a»hier pro leui.
Attention cl rhiers.—a meet*
ingofthe Journeymen Curriers of Pitts
buigh an* Allegheny cities, will be held on
THURSDAY EY ENINU. March 3, at 7 o’ciock
at Mrs. PACK’S TAVERN, corner of Main and
Chestnut streets, Allegheny, object of meeting
—to establish a bill of prices.
Pittsburgh, March I, 1864. mhl-3t
WALL PAPE RS TO ARRIVE-
In Style the Newest,
In Prioe the Lowest,
Wait and See.
For Bala by W. P. MARSHALL,
feb39 87 Wood It,
LATEST. !BI :TEL£GBAPHi
POE THE POST.
- J.
LATEST FROM EUROPE,
■ ,L ■ •
XXXVlirth CONGRESS.
Arrival of the Steamer Damascus
MaxiiniUian to Deport foi-
Mexico
Not Entitled to Their Seats.
Mosby and His Guerrillas at
Palls Church
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Late and Interesting from Mexico.
Late Washington City News,
ORDER TO COMMENCE THE DRAFT.
«fcC., <feC\, «JfcC.
San Francisco, Marche I.— The
steamer Pacific has sailed for the north
ern coast with over a thousand passen
gers, bound for Idaho gold mines. The
emigration in that direction by overland
has also commenced on a large scale,
considering Ihe earliness of the season.
Coal and crushed sugar have declined
in price.
The Ponora Democrat says that great
uneasiness prevails .among farmers
throughout that State concerning their
crops. Very little grain has been plant
ed, while we in Sonora have been more
favored with rain than in other portions
of the State. The prospects here are
gloomy indeed.
The legislature ha 9 passed a hill re
quiring foreign Insurance Companies
doing business in California, to deposit
bonds amounting to $7,500 for each
company, with the State Treasurer.
Washington, March 2.—Representa
tive Spaulding, of Ohio, has been ap
pointed a member of the Committee of
Conference on the disagreeing amend
ments to the whisky bill, in place of Mr.
« ashburne, of Illinois, vrho has left for
his ho me. Spaulding has heretofore act
ed with Washbume on taxing spirits on
hand, but as the Committee has been in
structed, that fact is of iio material con
sequence.
WASHntGToH, March 2.—The Quick
seller case, is still pending in the Su
preme'Court.
! has Ha ‘Jan a & FINANCIAL
tlie 27th uit., Yera Cruz dates to the 20th
and from M exit o'; to , r thfe : lpth uli. ’
Yucatecas has not yet been occupied
by AhejFrencli, butiti nd Sfaiifßla'S i& Bbda
expected to be/ 5 f * .
Gen. Mejia left Bah Luis Potosi on the
20th of January. Part of his forces .oc
cupied Matehucla on the 23d. $1
The mall was recently robbed near
, Arroya areo, and the guard of cight
j ceil soldiers were all wounded and made
I prisoners.
The town of Xopol.-ahas been burned
for having harbored some guerrillas.
An atlack was expected on Guadala
jara by 7,000 or 8,000 Mexicans under
Gen. L'raga. About 1,000 French and
2,000 Mexican imperialists were there,
and some fortifications liuw been hastily
eraeted.
■luarez was at Saltillo rind was well re-
ceived.
Gen. Bazanewas in Mexico city.
Father Miranda is ill in Mexico and it
is rumored that he has been poisoned.
A warehouse at Vera Cruz was burn
ed on the night of the 10th of February,
■ with a large quantity of oats and flour
’ belonging to the French army.
Tile people of Vera Cruz, on the 10th,
, celebrated for the second time the ae’
' ceptunce of the throne of Maximillian.
A charter has been granted to several
European’ Bankers for ;>0 years for the
bank of Mexico, to be guaranteed bv the
new Government. A~ treasure convoy
with $1,400,000 arrived at Vera Cruz,
on the 11 tli. Gen. Doblado has gone to
Durango. San Domingo advices are un
important. The town of Barrahoua was
burned when recently captured by the
Spaniards, and three field pieces were
captured. The United States steamer
Desoto was at Havana.
| Nf.w Yoke, March 2.—A special dis
; p itch from Washington to the Tribune
! states that the columns of cavalry itmler
Kilpatrick an.i (‘ustar arc operating on
tin flanks of Lee's at my. The latter is
: sac! to haw hail an engagement vester
-1 ilay morning at Stannardsville, while we
; hear ot Ivilpat lick lieing at Spottsyh ania
! Court House and rather inconsistent),.
; within twenty miles of Richmond iin
another road.
j Washington, March 2.—The Prcsi
| dent has directed that the sentences of
: all deserters who have been condemned
j l.v court-mart nl to death and which have
: not been otherwise acted upon by him.
I be mitigated to Jmpnsonment during
j the war at the dry lYutugas, Florida,
| where they will be sent under suitable
guards by orders from the army com
manders.
"Washington, March, 2.— The Com
mittee on Flections to day decided in eb
lert that Messrs. Loan, McClurg and
K'Hg are not entitled to the seals which
they now occupy, anti which are con
tested. The question will, therefore, be
referred back to the people of Missouri.
Tin: committee will, at their next meet
ing, take up the case of Knox against
Blair, of the same State.
Washington, March 2.—The Alex
andria Journal says : Wc would not be
surprised within a day or tw» to hear
of a laid on the wagon trains on the
Orange and Alexandria road, as well as
in the neighborhood of Vienna, as a force
of Mosby's gucirillas was seen yester
day within 21 miles of Fall’s Church
watching the movement of our trains.
Mosby was along in person.
Washington, March 2.-—Owins to
the physical indisposition of As.-ooiatc
Justice Grier, the argument in the
Quicksilver case has been postponed till
next week.
Milwapkke, March 2.— Amours &
C'l.’s soap and crndle factory was burn
ed this evening. Loss $20,000.
Boston, March 2. —The steamer Af
rica which sails to-day for Liverpool,
will take out ?,6;jo pounds in specie.
The greatest nervine, tonic
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
I>r. Cutter’s
ENGLISH BITTERS.
A sure cure for Intemperance.
Dr. J. C. Ayers’ Family Medicines
DR. D. JAYNES A SON’S
FAMILY MiaiICINES
Dr. Schenck'e Pulmonic, Tonic and Pillß.
lIELMBOLD'H
Celebrated Buchu & Sarsaprilla,
And all other Family Medicines can be
found genuine at the
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE,
Torrence & M’Garr,
Corner of Market street and Fourth.
Drugs, M eriiclnea, Chemicals, Paints,
Uiis, Lead, Varnishes, Brushes, Trusses,
* Supporters, Shoulder Braces,
And all articles usually found in' Drug Stores 6f
first quality, for sale low,
TORRENCE A M’GARR,
No. 70 Market street, corner of Fourth
febl
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE} MARKET.
Opj«iaS.iJP,THA pAu,t Post, >
March 3, 1864. {
. PUsMNESS— yesterday jfor.the
leading articles showed an improvement, as the
s »lca below will; exhibit. The weather, above,
aa l l uit e.pleasant, it. looks as if ..March was
t 0 1)6 a p^eaaant month. Our rivers,-that
S e IkIODOn S R h e la and Ohio, are in fine navi
gable order— o ur boats flnd n 0 difficulty In that
.core. e demand for our o\yn manufactures
ua6 urn ‘ arge. .\ < t t a boat that ieaveß our
landing but what carries off a largo amounted
the manufactures of the Iron Oit y . The steamer
Nevada left last n.ght fora,. I.ouis with all (he
treight she wanted- The Ohio V alley had a lair
trip. The Leonidas is taking on boa, d a Imre
cnrjjo lor St. Louis. The elegant packet, Joseph
Picice, leaves this morning with a good trip
The news Irom the Allegheny nver is not so fa
voraMe as we would- like ; report says the
steamer that left for Oil City would be unable to
reach that point for the want of water. Among
the sales we note the following:
NAlLS~\esterday our manufacturers ad
v aucotl the rates ot nails, all sizes, 50c W keg.
this was tound necessary on the account of the
advance tn pig metal. We suppose Iron will
soon Jollow suit.
loads at *in@2B y ton.
of x(AW Small sales of oat straw was dis
posed of at sl*o,oo.
UACU>\—Among the sales we note as follows
mz : shoulders, 10.000 fi»a at IO&>iOHc; 5,000 ll,a
-lo at 10 v Sides—Sales 6,000 tts at i2u ; 5,000
O'B do at U‘,i?yi4>a'. Plain Hams was scarce and
was held at as per quality.
PL l.h M.EAT—The market was pretty hare
holders were very firm in their views. Prices
are too unsettled to quote.
DKIEI) PEEP— We note sales 3,000 It.s sugar
cured at 1-ic. • **
w\ ,RK— " T ° Quote nominally at s±>,so
(t£23,OJ $? bbl. .
f A S J ir Xhc m l rket was inactive. We note
sales 20 bbls at 14@14V
KJ-UL’K—Saleai as reported to us did not ex
ceed 400 bbls at the following prices : Extra at
W,ou ; Extra I'amiiy at $7,00, 7.25&7.37C the
receipts by the river are on the increase Ex
ports East waa moderate.
APPLE’S tsales ISO bbls, a prime article from
store, at $3,25@3,40.
. , > OOO *>» fresh roll at2&g/30c ;
DOt 60 cJloice ’ aT 260 * P ft eked sold at 18
EGGS— I The receipts are on the increase. Pri
ces Tend downward.
f r ol ,'n E fc l !,!. E V i r;^'’ e DOte Hale 3 118
sugar, 10 hhds Orleans, at 15@15;; : to do, dubs'
i' omf * M “ 10 bblß A UolTec st 16c ;10do B
t.oitle nt I,'ic.j drußlied—Sales 20 bills at 19c-
Oranutated and Pulverized at same figures,
codec—sales 5u sacks Kio at 36«@37 a «? Mo
lasses—Market firm, sales 40 I,Us old New
Orleans at 70c ; 2d Jo, new, at lac.
tili/UN—The market Was inactn e. Ibices
H ere unchanged. We omit raieo.
PIG AIL*IAL-Wc quote the following as the
asking rates, eiz : lfed shot, No. a, at *-ld&4a •
mnwr? 1, os’; 3 \ at * 51 ® 52 ; 1 'liarcoal metal al
TOoft,fed ; Ohio Iron at *ste)6s ; Blooms, nrst
quality, held at *130<&135 ton.
-r , S.Tu. ales of Mackerel, 30 bbU Xo 3, at
. 1 -.do hbl ;40 hhla. Xo 3 large, at *l° uo •\o
;; niedium. lujj.t.ls, at *9,00* bbl. iiaWg‘6o
bblrt split, at %S,OO. fi ’ •
! PITTSBIJHWH OIL, TKADK,
; i>Kru k op ■mu |i. uu E, lf a |- t }
] Tui'rmuav, March :j, (
j Thr-Oij trade remains inactive, buj era niani
i lc»r no particular anxiety to speculate, The
Alleghenj river was falling and j'esferday reports
were current that the water was too h.w above
h.i therPeamers that leu on Alonda> and 1 ues
dnj Jo teach oil t *irj. '{'he stock in this market
1 at present is quite light and unless receipiscome
forward pnees must necessarily advance. The
only sales that came under our notice was the
following; Crude—The stock-on hand-being lim
ited holders were firm in their views Tim cur
rent rates were: In bulk orthe bbls returned, 20c
and packages included 25c. The sales were 350
W -., V ,**’ buiß iucl uded ; 200 do, the terms were
withheld ; 500 do in hulk at 2Ue. Refined—Hold
ers generally were firm—some dealers rei using to
=ell bonded t'elow 40c andlree at 6oc,others were
disposed to sell at lower figures, \ iz : 4,hj bids oi
hon.h-d at 3t«7-38 V ; 100 do at 38‘j ; -JSU do Ire.- at
i-dc. Residuum — X'he market was ina.-fn
u,- quote nominally at *4,75. Hen/ole-1 he
market contains more sellers than buyers - sales
or to bbls at lev ;iwdo at Lard*ihi I
I here was a good demand lonthis article with I
suiesot 100 bbls No. 1 at *l,io@i,ia j 25 do at I
tl.lo; /5d0.X0.2at gallon. Uil Ihr- t
n-ls The demand for old was good, although a =
person to take a walk along the Alleghonv ‘
w hart would suppose there were enough there !
to meet the wants of all creation. Uld Crude ;
se!U readily at $2; new Xo. l bbls range from i
l j
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Stock Market.
~ k „ _ Nkw York, March 2, 1864.
L f l -°-S | Galena A Chic II6C
( uiub. p 67 \ | Mich. Central i4OA
111. ( en. Scrip—l33>, Harlem <
Mich. Southern... 98* Cleve. k Pitts m*
-V Central 136% Clev. A Toledo.. 147
l3l Chic, kN. West.. 6S&
HuJsKin River 156 P. ic Ft. W 991$
JS: Guaranteed.... 143# T. H. 4t A n\v
1 ’•B. A 3*l Wabash 63U
( -niton Co 51# 1 year certificates. 99-„
Mi.-sourib's 73% Gold igo%
t * ril ‘ 113>4 6-Ou’a Cpupons iu-7,%
New York Market.
N kw \ ork, March 2.—Cotton has a declining
tendency; sales of 1600 bales at 7Sc. Flour firm;
salcb of 11,600 bbla at s6,2oca-6,40 lor State; *7 15
• .-Y loro.; $7.20@T76 tor southern. Wheat:
JC.i«K) bush At for Milwaukie Club.
for Red. Corn unsettled and declin
ing ; sales of 40,000 bush at $1,36®1,37. Pork
buoyant at $23.60. Lard steady at 13@14fcc.
" Risky dull and unsettled at Bl@Bsc. Sugar
firm at Coffee firm 3 Mo
lasses inactive. Naval stores quiet and steady.
1 etroloum quiet at 28c for (..’rude and 47k for
for Refined. Freights dull. Spirits Turpentine
d,.sed nrm at $3,25. liosin firm at $36®40.
Philadelphia Market*
Philadelphia, March 2.—Breadstuff* market
' t>r y dull and little change in prices. Flour No
export demand and sales only in a small way at
f6.at».-*5 for Superfine : $6,50tf56,75 for Extra and
7' ii ~.0 lor Extra Family. There is hothing do
ing in Rye Flour and Corn Meal Wheat in fair
demand and 5,000 bush lied sold at $1,60 : small
lots ul White at sl.7o©l p t». Small salesofßve
at $1.33. Corn in demand and 5,000 bush Yellow
sold at Oats dull and 3,000 bush Pa.
sold at 84<g'86c. Clover seed sells slowly at sB@
5.3:%' and Flaxseed at $3,25. Petroleum quiet
sales of Crude at 28@28>*c ; Refined at 45®46c.
Iree at 63«j65c. Whisky dull at 84@86c.
Philadelphia Stock Market.
Philadelphia, March 2, 1864.
Penna. s’s 97 I Penna R. R 70
Reading R. K.... 66 [Gold 1593£
Morris Canal 73 Exchange on N.Y Dar
Lomr Island 46 [
Baltimore Market.
B.w.timouk, March 2.—Flour quiet ; Howard
street Nupertiue s6,B7>i. Wheat dull—sooo bush
sold at for Kentucky White and l el-
Unv Whisky dull and neglected.
RIVER MATTERS.
lue River.—Last evening at twilight there
wore nine feet six inches of water by the pier
marks and rising slowly. The snow is rapidly
disappearing.
The favorite passenger steamer Jennie
Hubbs, Cant. Devinnny, leaves to-day for Cairo
and Memphis.
4few“The fine steamer Leonidas, Captain Aan
walt. leaves to-day for St. Louis and all inter
mediate ports.
magnificent passenger steamer Joseph
Pierce. Capt. French, leaves on Thursday for
Cincinnati.
The splendid passenger steamer White
Rose. Capt. hheukie, leaves this day for Cincin
nati.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ARRIVED.
Gallatin. Clarke Brownsville.
Franklin Cannae Brownsville
Jaa. Rees irwiu Elizabeth
, „ departed.
( J ftl V. 1 / 1 Clarke Brownsville.
I ronkiin Carmac Brownsville.
Kee? Irwin Peebles.
Ohio \ alley . Chapin Cincinnati.
jgUNDRIBS—
300 boxes No. l Fire Crackers,
10 cases Sicily Licorice.
6 do Calabria Liconce,
16 do Prime Figs,
20 kegs Baking Soda,
100 mats Cassia,
60 boxes Hock Candy.
30 do Citron,
10 bbla (larret’o buuif,
100 gross Fine Out Tobacco, in tin toil,
‘6,000 Havana Cigars, various quality ’
&0.000 Havana Sixes Cigars, 1 '
In store no*! for ml* by
REYMER a BROS ,
_ ,w '- 7 lie and 126 Wood at.
BBLS CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
Nails, assorted sizes,
(-lover Seed,
Mess Beef,
Mackerel, bbla and halves
Herring. ’
In store and for sale by
PATTERSON A AMMON,
. No. 6 Wood at.
SUGARS—
’S b f lU r, A ” "R* " B ” Coffee Sugars.
jo do Crushed, Granulated »n{i powdered
Sugar—Now in store and for sale by
REYMER k BEDS., %
lepg? 126 «.nd 128 Wood at.
■DBCKJHLAM 4& LONGT N 0.137 ÜBfilU
JJ ERTY &BTEET,PITTSBURGH, Agents
tor the Quaker Mower, and Reaper, Buckeye
Mower and Reaper, Russel’s Mower and Reaper.
Farmer’s Mower; Cayuga Chieff-Mower and,
Reaper, and Wood’s Mower. Also, 4eatej|jttf
Agricultural and Farming lmplementa||&|Sra
AMDS;
jggf—PITTSBCROH theatre.
nightß of the TICKET OF LEAVE MAir
SPECIAL NOTICE,—The publlnare reßnenL"
fullp notified that tMawteatcntoral nlav
itively be withdrawfi afteFrimiaday
engagement* ut
Tlctee* 'of'fceove-Miiiß^.emm'i
j ...; 5... yt
Mr. Gibson .Mr. Chippendale
JamS Ddlton. .. i:............. .Q^gg5g.-
Gyeon James...., . ij..v.. i. M:, aoodwln^
Emily St. Evremond ~ HjßnOjMlElt
-rsiu-’ tr - .-v • '
BAYAJiDTAYL99twlfldeiiyßjtihe|Eiereotir!*
Lecture of the Regular .‘Course under tneT
auspices of the Mercantile Library Association.'
SSaSP^jaaiMteaK.
~ ■cawartz’B And Kelly,V Dr n* Storea*And« At .
Ane, ®> Allegheny: an«l ‘
W^K^aS””
Samuel A. Long, aK?? 1
W ,^r w - WABD '
uia OomMtfe£ -
MASONIC HAix,
■GommeDiiirtg
MONDAY EVENIN^JPEII^.;.
“Tia better to laugh than
YANKEE HILL’S
Monster Minstrel Organization
. ! AHD« l •• , .t"r .
GREAT BURLESQUE ;
Njrid Brass* Baiifi.'
T H ® F BESES, r SEASOK BEltte 1
their flret- appearsMe before tbe American
puDiicj after a seven yeftrs* ttitirofi tht? continhiit
of Europe, acknowledged by the press *mTpublio
w herevqr they have had ; tfce honor of a&p&Hiocfe,
&s the greatest combinationof arttatibcSeStottSP
ever before Consolidated’under one inaSgeriiCirtf'
And Matters of tjhetr V
Thr management takes great pleasure >ln4n> .
notineing the engagement 01
INORMAIS i
The moat eminent delineAtor of Ethiopian char*
acters in the known world. Also; . ‘
A! . . • .
MR GEO. E.
The Great American Tenor, late of QAMB*
HELL’S mixstoells; who win i&imtm’'
evening with thio ifyy .
Stupendous Galaxy of Stairs 1 ;
Harr,- Cam,,bcU, | Dr. W. P.Valojßltue,
B r °J - Geo, PielS, .
P™ f M«ro. Ileurj-Baker, *
J. E. Meatl, '.R. WrPemr.’n - i
Prank Spencrr, Albert Brafiam,, ,
¥ e n T i‘tS t , r ' Prank STurifbr^
•lohn W«.ler, DaM He«u*, ; < *
1.. Mj i-r., George W.HIU,
It .H. A. Tobey* George BrooUl
Poors open if 7 to commence at '«. , 4 o’olock
25 OEtffS.
ADMISSION.
4S“GRANT>.FBEBBALCONY SERENADE
previous to the performance, by YANKEE
HILL'S UNRIVALED BRASS BAND.. ; ...
feb*26-tf . . y
STEAMBOATS
o! for the Gold Mines ef ldaho*
VIRGINIA em\
ANI>,GAIjIjA;£J3S.
St. Louis aud Fort teuton 1 j ,
TRANSPORTATION LINE,
For Fort Bratiin and
• of tile - ■ Ua* \i ;. •
« THEBfEWASD
.
steamer*, builtexpresalyibi’thetraaeAniTtettve
?t- Louts forabove anff Hhterm&toStS 1 nbrifc La '
follows: . yr.] . •?3 r vy ,■ t - •
Steamer Benton,' '•’>
SATURDAY, March, IbtHiirt'iSTh;, oir'atao«n !
thereafter as theTHver ts;opento Councllßftifik,
Steamer Welcome,' ' {
SATURDAY, April2d,‘kt 12'tff.
Steamer Florence,’ *
SATURDAY’, April letfr, ./vi :;- ( i
delay, as the Very light disueS{ htirß ©teCt 5
Steamer Benton, bunt
wiUremam above i’ortUnlon,<the.uiouth l of...
the Yellow Stone,) during theleaMm*«ndl^■
the freight of the Welcome and 'Fltifcbjjdeftß&aM '
It be neeessarY nn aceount of ioWwater. EacN '
boat will be officered and manncdbi) ekJUruknnd '
experienced boatmen, some of.whom, have St- ‘
plored fhe Upper -Missouri lrUMaeSiiaw feta. 1
and are thoroughly acquainted wf®ftstß)tvlgai
tion _. 0f informattbErta ,
rt danl to the Mines, apply to J. G. COPELIN ,
at Office of United Stares Insurance Companv’
southwest cornerof MalnandOllve stretrt7or ,:
L°ouS h mo j ' rue 't**
Wheeling & Pprtsmoiith
“S???* 6 BET WEES WHBBUSO. ,
PjIHKERSBURg. mujuimg.
raojrros, big SAroi'UjiiifiiiSrE
MOUTH. t . * “"frffSftFTd-j
jjCiJHESBW AJMfcJWMIfIF'O
HTiateamef OITKgN,, Ospt. jWMh, ~,
Wtr, plying- regularly b6twgn 'WKe3lait #n4
Pittsburgh. Gallipolis, Pnm^fetf.3feriSS3iMg-..
Portsmouth, Ironton and Hie 'SandyTl»yli£r. :
Pittsburgh tor Portsmouth every TUJdsl)A.Y.lit -
11 a. no, and leaves Portsmouth for Pittsburgh 1 '
every FRIDAI, at 9 a, m. 'Wfdegttards, laree 1 ‘
and comfortable state rooms., Thlsfflnbbast just i
recently been purchased expressly for thlsttrate
bhe will leave,punctualljiat theadverttaedHeS
and will-pay prompt-attentiioh to- l
intrusted to her. i t >-.
MR WHF-EUXG. .
trfC* THEREGBIAB PASSES-.
F-ITTII ilig-ger Packet MIWERVA, Capt'QiMw ■
don, hna resumed her, old trade,.-making Wnfe,
trips, leaving Pittsburgh everyTuESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY; ; HsttSk
thoroughly repaired, she weii desenreatEa
tronage of the public genetaltr. «’ * a * s,!
J AS. WLIiINS k-ea. Agte. > nj ' r ’
Wharf-boat, below •
Tm,H»l»A>>a CIS., PACKBTw, -r«..
Leaves Pittsburgh every THUBSDAY. ,
Leaves Cincinnati every MONDAY. -
gj>sE™>» THE SEW AKDSIASIriFI.
■
mander, will run as a weeltly Packets between
the above points. . Leave* PtttshdretieveFy
THTJKSDaV. at 11 a. jn., and tShriwiMift
every MONDAY at 11 a. m. For IrSrfrtor,
passage apply on board, or to * • r ‘
JAMKti cdLLINS * 00.,
JOHN FLAOK.or
mh l J. D. OOLLLNjJWOOD, Agti,...
POH CINCINNATI. ~' J
■SATURDAY. MARCH 6. AT lO A'. M ~ :
e-^sS^>..? , qj: NEfflF AMI* BPLBH-
aiae-wheer"fk&Bsenger Bteataer
V AKAdON, Donnelly, Cominanaer. wiUloCtfe-.
art announced aboye, *****
For freight, dr on hoard.V ; to
JOHN FLAOK,ox **i*7s -; ; it
J. D. QOLXjyQ-WQQBj Ajttl'' *
FOR crariNMATI LOWgW».t».'-:.-;
THIS DAY, JHAHCM3, A.V .
- - rrfT—THE gPuboiD. .SVai
steamer WHITERnsiE ’ :
tMiinkle, Commander, 1 will; leave iUiAnilSnfSSi t•*
above. '
For freight,
J. D. COELINa-WOOD, AgtmM"
THIS HAY. MARCH 2, ATUOA. M;. Uioj*
pvr g ? f the sew Bmaproar ~
Kooinaon, will leave ae announced above- - - i *' T '
ior freight, or passage, apply on bo&rd,oft6 • r i
JOHN Fl*AC)k*or
_mh3 _ J. D. OOLJjINaWOOV, Agii, 11
Cairo &St. LoWPacketf,; 1
■'• “ ■* •
FOR EVAJfS’LLK. CAIROAfIEMPma ,
FRIDAY, MARCH, 4 AT 4 >
- THE SEW AND SPESa»2S-‘ ;
.SHaijßS&Ud passenger. efeamer JENNIE .
HOBBS, Gapt. Devirmey, will leave at. an.
noanced above. ’ .
For freight, or flaasage. apply on board, orto ‘ .
JOHN i’LACK, or ,}*_'« r ,
mh3 J. D. CpLLJNOWQOD, Agtk,■ ... .
FOajtTASOiLB. CAIRO * ST. UJCII.
I THIS DAY, MABOH 3, AT 4P. w
- -git*—- THE PISK PXSSESSEa
4ißpD^MoraMsj!j:Tir,
walt, Commander, will lave as Mmotmeedaboni.
I or freight, boaid^tß’
X D. QOUrDrcfwOOD, Arts.
oecn ¥W “a 4-ptuaLh ,
DU 9. S. BRYAN,
Brokerand Insurance Agent,