giailg tiost-
irrr,nrmr,wim;=.
. _
Messrs. S. PC PETTENGILL A CO. No. al
Park BOW, New •York city, and No. 8 State
street, Boston; and L. P. FONTAINE & Co.,
No. Nassau street, New York city, are au
thorized to take Adverthiements and Subscrip
tions for us at-lowest rates.
- -
46P-We will furnish the DAILY PosT v to agents
at the rate of V 2,00 per hundred copied.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
(tit the morning of the 12th fifty rebels
attempted to land near Port Royal ferry,
hut failed. Four contrabands who es-1
caped from Charleston had reached our
blockading fleet. The U. S. gunboat I
Huron has captured the steamer Sophia,
from Nassau, off the mouth of the Atla-
matte river, with a valuable cargo.
General Seymour has gone to Pilalka,
Florida, to conceit what may he an im
portant movement. A small Union
force froin General Pony's command, i
has made a reconnoissance of Bull's Bay, :
•
South Carolina. Banks.
Par Value. Last Sales.
i 60 $-62
tin the Bth Earl Russell pronounced EZ.t.'ilfgePiLlasnbli:rg'h 60 fkii.,
the Austria• Prussian roars,' unjustitia• 3.fe ' rchants' 6)Alanurne. Elk ... at
66 -•
ble.
.Alechanics' Bank 50 OZ 1,-,
* The answer of Denmark relative 10 Allegheny Bank 5o 6'14
w
the conference was expected in a few Iron C i ens' Bank
'i s'
Bank 5 0 61 t.
0 63 ),,
days. if she assents neo . otiations will iron I 'ity Trust Co 50 61),
1;e t ommeneed. otherwise war must go ma i t t i , . -- h i e l a r t o eLiitav G in a ts Bank .,
d surant Stock.
on.
Birmingham Gas Co - 314
Lord Shaftesl•ury ingot) that the Brit- t Citizens' Insurance Co 50 60
53,Xi
1211 fleet be sent to the Baltic to watch n ' t e re t l% rn ln.su r Insuran ce ancCo U° .... .. - 60 42
Austrian vessels there. Mong. insurance Co 4 32);
Earl Russi•ll said the channel squadron Allegheny Valley R. R.... .... 50 10
was at home, and MUM he sent, if de- Pi t 'lb ufgh in k te lion t it a i r l i . a li g. 60
60 13 93';
sicable, at the shortest:notice. Monongahela Nay. Co 60 469‘
The Austrians have made a further 25 21%
ad vance towards Jutland: Allegheny
Pittsbuh Gas 25
28,1628,1628,1628,16Th0 investment of Frederick by the Western careen
Penna. Co
R. R. 50 86
60 -
allies was expected in a few days. Pitts. & Steubenville R. H • 60
The Prussian Headquarters were at Penna. Ins. Co 50
Monsild.
Copper Stocks.
Mass Mining Co
1--
Large hospital preparations had been Northwestern 'Alining Co 7 05
Great Western " 100
made at Raiding.
im eorah
The Archduke .Maximillian continues Pom and Boston -
at Paris. It is asserted that the war p •• • •! , 1 , 1
, i l ar s ,l iir
cannot be negotiated till he is
.estab.
.I3 ‘' i ' y State ..
~
lislii•il in Mexico.
The Bombay mail of •Feb 15th is re- I lestral ••
tole Noy - al
cei veil here. Minnesota ~
There are no tidings of the Alabama. i Astcz iißonds.
A severe fight or, erred belly', it the i i
_, :
i l c t
, h u e ny h Co. Bonds.
Austrians and Danes near Veile; heavy Aftnicipal tis ' s
losses on both sides. The Dun's were Allegheny A.ll,b.,.eke,3 4i o t a e s (IL ii.) with
driven back, the allies advancing in
Pittsburgh , to H. R.) with back
groat fore(' towards Fredericka
Pit tes°. u le 6 - I J l 'i .e. :n ol ri s , tß l ,, t ,:io ß ni.te .. mart. 7l3o. d o
s s .
The House of Lords' delmte n n Den
mark is regarded as the most hostile
parliamentary denunciations yet made.„kil,-Eh a er ,,?. ~,,Ty u
The Tirher say. the country :viii not Pitts tv. Steubenville ...... ... _
plunge into war ill the bidding of peer. .
PITTSBURGH PRODUUE MARKET.
hav Toni:, M arch 2
--....-
3 .0 -The City of
°Frier or THE DAILY POST,
N
Watslington, from Liverpool sin the fn Trit - ESDAY, March 24, 1864. li BI 'SI:N
th ESS - Yesterday presented no new fea-
and Q t
eenstown on he 10th inst., arrived tare woi yof special notice. Among the sales ;
Ibis afternoon as .1 o'i•lock.
'file steamers China and North Amer-
made we note as follows:
WallonHlS . KY-Sales of City Rectified at 89690 c I
I a arrived out nn the 11th. i • ,
The hearing of the appeal in the 1 g
1 -' ; ' ,. / ;; / . ;FT S ales of f .'',,, 5 ,! 1r01 , l at ' '' 3 ' 34361. , 0e ”
House of Lords in the Alexandria ease. al 4tti ' ,7s, ^,q7,3,;„.
- .pra at 4 8, ,....;@5,-;0. Extra I amity
BACON -Stiles ofso,i6,ibllty:NdelAan:lllo,c(.lS.n.es-aSt
was fixed for March 11th
. .14 ( e . , i
Application had been granted for a i 1i r, 1 1 1 1 , 5 1 . ' ' ''`,ll
s iimmissary to examine the Pasha of !Arm-sates at I4c. • '
EgVl , l and ~t lier wit ne,s: .al ( - aim 0, r, I tIf.IED BEEF -Sales at 14td,14),,c 17 Th.
F.; A Is-Sales at 2.6rentie doz
la tit ,to Illt• i:t cant i anis s, 'zed in ill, HA , ~,,,,,,., , w load -- s mi r. 346 . 5 ., 3.00 v
ton
aFTF.RNOON sEs:sioN
~ , ,k 1. - 1 -sales 70 $7..25 lit 551.
,
PAI,I •-llt „VI, 1 101'sE..-An act to provide for the The Danish war was debated in the CiIIO CERIEs - salesi:otree, Rio. at 37;;;;138c.
1,,,i,„,,.„,..1,-,,,,, :1„. I orstorio La t; r
hiba at 14,),di I3e; Orleans at I.st,,Slissic.
I of soldiers voting in the service . House , it Lonis.
NI "lasses-ne, at ";older old at 734:76c. " Coffee
...I, -11.3 I Lori- 1•.: Ilitile NO. ft.
•',. ii...,” ~ . 'i 1 .• ,, /, ,`, I ~,`,. a , the was taken up and referred to the Corti- . sugar at 1. 4 e: "B" Coffee at 18c; Crushed at
,
1\ taIIINOToN, Mari it '2:l -The tattle l'' t.•
~1.,;;;1ii,f171,,,hai1:t56-I,7lsacksratrlretli,
ohilfht!ti,o.i3jEtVtl.2i.s7s,•
_ 1,1 .. , h....! Licht I'm,. dater - ,1t.... i ruttier on the Judlrinry .
oi qiiotas iiiihlishi•.l in th;s morning's ~
Gen. Grant's war hin se 1.,, ,, ,i I " '' "' \i ''' 't '''"' • ` l ' I ' sl ' ' 1
I \'" I 1111- The report of the Conferenc• Corn paprs i- wrong as fill . as the mimic rto id half bl,l Medium No. 3 Macke i r e gi at 810,00'3
i,
lirouzli yester.lay on his way to W i.ll in \ erd , re l ix I ir. ' 11 ; 11 , 1.1. " 1,11,3 HxYdn Mille, on the bounty bill was adopted. I , •• forti islie , i I, y the States of New York. l 'aered . ,
•ngton
n, os. A F l a er5,,,,. ,eoliii."ll,l b:. ll,' (.1 . ,.,-
rt 1111sylvani 1 Wl-tettn•in and Minnt 'Om
, ;VII,•-..... ; i
a rr i l e o s t
x t1,1 1 .3 , (4.1, 1 15. , Oataat .3/ - :.
t, :,.
SENA - rE.-In the Senate Mr. Graham • • • .
i 1 0,15;.„41.5c.
, . ,
.„ ~ ..,
•; , rn; ;I f. A ti. 111, t ,II.il• ii..l'll API' I FS-Sales Pttl bbl; at el Thfirt4 00 II bbl -I
The Voters of the Fifth Ward
. i i S -I ,
i ( d. ?111.. It r tl,e I.
' l '''' ' " I '''' l ''' 's ' ' ''‘ rl i Called up the act for the relief of Miirtin lit'
"on
••
• '•
• • • - ' ' '"` - • . show •. the deneli•ncies on former call;
'United States Securities.—The fol.
terday, by a majority of 1179, resolved to ' '',-)11 : 1 : 1 ' l-0 : i "e " ' l "l' 3 i l : \ l'i - ' B Hartzell, which finally passed are not y.•l , oinid;•1;h1 Ti, reason they PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE.
lowing important dee;sion in reference; levy a tax Mr bounty purposes ter. toissim , I is, i. 1. atm.! rill ~ V t'...4 le,
iire not y,-t completed is that complete aeries op THE DAILY PosT
Ili P Zona, ta.sit and \lr. tl 1\ an bore n. An act to change the name of certain
TO t• EsDAY, March 24, 18b4.
to the income tax was received Monday _ _ ..
se, , impanied lc tl.e t tuar.eti,
returns of credits to those States have
att ions of ejectment from Armstrong to
Fite starker yesterday presented DO loirtieukr
The Roundhead Regiment left yes k) Pray 3, , ~ It re'l.rell , i.)r.ilglal.l Chorus ,
from the Treasury Department, lay Mr.
not vet lc en furnished
11. I,:lir p3rl
- county passed
oda feature. There was a good demand for oil.
D. P. Southwirth, Assessor for the tt May afternoon for Annapolis, Md.
1 - DE-Sales 5013 bbls at 25 1 - s c packages in- '
Fourth District Philadelphia: i
- 'I IcKFT• •.. 1 X 1,-1,, ts Lad st t t 11,1- An act to incorporate the Freeport M 1-.%! en is, Mar, Is 2:i -- Advice , front , •iu c, .ll:l,ooo . rith in bulk, at :30c: 375 ' bbls at 2 s3ic; '
Breaking up Housekeeping. 10, N )i,,1 , ;I,ll' ,I \ 1, 1 , 1t I•lreet
ThEAs'Y Dkr'T, OFFICE iNT . SAL li EN EN] E, /
. i I ; ',,1 „ racer will ill coin- .an 1 Chenango Valley Railroad and Coal Vicksburg of March !'all report a largi• .uo do reported at re including barrels; 400 do at . '
WAtEIiNGToN, Marrh, 1804 N Never since we have had any know I. „„ 1 : ' , 1. V..t ' • 'l ,. ‘ l!: f.. ‘ i.Y.. " ..1 i;:, s .
'
n timber of fir, s. Si vi rid Go) erupt,. nt ._te, barrels returned; 500 do, in bulk at 20c; 31 do
( I , passed:
. at -1 c.
Holders of I S. securities will be assessed
for an income tax of Ix s Per centum uPoll in - I elll-re hf Pittshurgli have we know nti , I ...' I I I')." 1 ' I Iiri •I"::"I 1 ` Sir I I. Meii"r
-,2d-id
,; ;IrehollSe. had bent it on tire I , v In- ft :FINED-Sales COO bbls Bonded t 42).;" • 1
eendiaries on that day, and the larffe oks, do af 41c: 20011bbls, straw color. at 50c:200 do
a C.,
come derived trom such securities. Where in
litany fitrnilies, who have fcr years been '_
'..- .
WAFUIINGTGN, Mardi 23. -./biliAe.- .
, ,-,._„,.., lIM,ONIt It
31h - clad di is - A and several adioinio, at 4't e.
term upon nail Fecurities is paid la go/d, onlY
, , it EN ZOLF.-Sales 120 hbls at 20c.
the amount actually receit ed is tote treated as "keeping house;" now selling o ff tin I --- ' Mt. Rennin, of New York, asked leave ! i r .mildings wer, burned, , onsuming large nEsnit - LAr_sm e ,,, 20e bb s 44,000442 . , !
derived from such securities. if the gold Is sub
(l: t ) 31 I .7si C r 7 . to introduce a rL . soltition for a spe,•ial
uantitis sof Governoti lit ,rs iertV No
I
sequently sold at a premium the amount of fuiniture preparatory to "breaking up
Committee to inquire Whether civilians
'5. Recripte per Allenhent, River - Brewer, Burke
news Iron Ili r: expe,ilt ion in S 'i liri r report
~,., „
~,,,,,,,,,..., c i ..,,,,,i; drd, 8.5 do; . t Shod
t
p,
ii r r o o tn tl t
I.,ilisiiiir,J.,7ll,rtil
the moat t,, b s e s, r s e i t t 11 egret as i u n r ea ti ll , A:
housekeeping" on the first of _April
in the employ of the government were
3 shoup, 50
W 0 0 ID 3Ft. CD 1 4- ' _lb' _0 ' fa
--.....-
1,, Total amount, 7 ;i s making the total
per centum as the :sae May be. The reason assigned is the exhorbitant,
1,1•11 t home 10 vote at elections, at tin rh o .r , -., , Johnson '
i. SToN, .nareii ....,.- -.nary ,J. I re,apts since fob. Ist, 37,a15 bbls.
•
i ;Id I ;rigirtal Bottemtan croup,: et
and constantly increasing prices of all
; gt ,, vernment's expense • and Carrie E. Jones, alleged spies for the -.........- _
• Fenian Fair.-7 The great Irish Fair,
)-\ X - I,' it 4..., I Mr. Stevens ohjected to the introduc
New 'York Cattle Markel.
March 21.-The beef'
the necessaries of life. One , entleman i I ' li 1
rebels, sent Norther,
irons the old Capitol
prison, at Washington, solved yesterday c.otie market opened at Porty-fourth street on
• , BULL'S HEAD, Monday
under the auspices of the Fenian Broth- in easy circumstances assured us the '''- - ' ' -'(" ' ' j ' , ton of the resolution, unless the inquiry
. r . . ~,,,
transferred to the iehbur-g Monday morning with about 3,560 bullocks in Gilson 's Extract Ir' -I - 'ts
,gilld commence in Chicago on other day that he could board himself i Hi. :‘,l, e• - i should lie emilu, teil by the Committee an d \‘ . 1 ...
0 - are ra ran
, on the C.mduct of the War, to which Mr.
700 of which were stale stock.
Monday next, and continue for a week and family even at the Monongahela
Talented Ckutipany In the 'World, ; K,rnan would not agree House cm correction for present safe keep- r numberartlehieien
, 11•adneneodtabe,oe!int akupoo‘ugtanhadthemlodreti rme.ttaitethawetr,
the price might have been Ad
en House cheaper than he could keephouse.
ing
or more, as circumstances may direct.
Mr McClurg, ot' Mo , rking on it I , er- •
Absolutely Carell secret dhiesies, of no matter
Should any one Le disposed to doubt the
with the
e if ex it - !
Some ot our Irish citizens here haw got
mith of our observations they have but
toilNatnt ex plallatiOrl, repeated anti SttUtflil
_,_.,
NI., \\ YORK, March 23 -The Saran- :
p l t t o t e r t t e eti dt t o ha ar t r a iv , c o d u a b r i l u n . g t t io h n e d h aL.
be lt en wasal
!what length of standing.
tup contributions for the Fair, many
formed re- at :
to step into our auction stores - partiiii- Great Scientific Wonder, rove the charges heretotore made milt Repul.tlota ft of March 4th has a ru*
of which are of quite an interesting char-
Albany to hold back a thousand head for the No change of diet is required, no eeaaation .
tart MeClelland's anti see the hugs ,
I tte Iteauttlol hot I , I,BSUIT ag.tinst his colleague, Mr. Blair, of nor that the Yankees landed in consul- purpost of advancing.
actor. In Reed's window, we notice '
irom business.
nitrunts of household
,00ds stored Inc
ha vin g violated the Treasury regulation, 'r ble force on the previous evening at • The consequence was, that although the sales
three ornamental globes intended for the
STEAM ENGINE MONITOR
, cent a pound not abovee(n3,ilasaktimr:viieeltkkvt:esorythq:okroaigtchE!
Merl generally held the stock at prices fully half
n ale. Indeed there is not g an article in
hy smuggling lii,wirs into the army, and ILirien, in Geore•ia
Fair. They have the harp and shamrock
t t l fo he r , 7 i t s h , e (?i i i oi og ifi t
i L i o i u cpe n is Li t t yc vi
lit , wide range of housekeeping uten-
P produced an army order signed by Gen.
--is si-
Soldiers Ffoute upon Furlough
cut on them in the handsomest manner,
Thole entirely of , Ilne• which will he in
Roseerans to show the falsity of Mr RosToN, March '',t.-- The .M.nitor lain the
sits that may not be purchased at Mc
Alerkge quality iS about the same, as there ...-
and each 'fears the inscription. "Erin '
ten Operatloll at each exhibition.
•
Clelland's auction rooms. Many of tin se
,1,,.2_,„ Blair's remarks that free persons of color ' Monadnock 'was successsully launched
Go Brach"
had not been removed from Missouri and t„.4„ v.
articles are nearly as good as new, tind
..3 ,- ...( , ,i)Nc E r ta , t i %Ll_
I are nia anything like aa many very poor old oxen - And who may peshaps have unfortinnateav 02
-
•
, sell at great bargains. Mae informs us i ~.:74 ;
F.lllll into Slavery. He had the same corn- ' ' ____
.... ..._ _ and miserable thin steers. There fr sup- i
Officers Elected.-'file Allenimny
traded disease, will find the Extract af PAREI
~
Diva of . cotid fair tnetliutrt quality Western steers
that were his rooms ten times their peg- , I ..i• ,•• t • • • •‘ , da3.., ..td,, , .dha,eneing 111, , Nll.l 1 lia,sion for Mr Blair as lie had for con
RIVER MATTERS.
a,,,,u c t ,..
i t
~, , :eac t i l t v n p oe t,tha teellcha? tal h ie i r n ag k, e m o i f RA BRAVA the specific for their ills.
Ladies, Tract Society has elected the
' eft dimensions he could store them full -I.\ } " rs. INI i ' M "'di net '-I denined criminals and indulged in severe
By its peculiar action upon the Kidneys, it
following officers to serve for the ensu- r r :
of furniture, A:c and that although lo IMMENSE COMBINATION! - personal reflections upon his colleague. i Tits MYR/L.-Last everting at twilight there , advance of half a cent upon last Monday. 1
-,
„ ii , - , e , i i ie f. ace fes:iihs.,lxwienacthitiies, o ‘ p , :i; i r nli in t t i, h e e d i r, tlri , T „ : , l '
~,ol m t :sdn l oo b m a ble that the advance upon the best causes a frequent desire to urinate, thereby re
than that, and it is certain the moving obstructions and , the mitterer '.
ing year-Pees dent, Mrs. F. R. Bru- intends to have daily forenoon sales of
After 5.100: debate ou the bill arni•nda
agaimit, all fear of striattire or the Utiterea.
To -; exhibitions condoned in one! The most
s a : or tLaz n e in e oe u t z tl.i t ,e he irb p irekt oo i ri z r a s ga o oodn rt d s l o s z
not; Vice President. Miss M. Herron; household goods, he cannot possibly atlraCti,e ainusentecit now t i aveling, tory of Ow National Bunk ait, the !louse dear and pleasant
n a l i a n t e hA thi rv i l f o rik a :t a h n s e t .
Secretary, Mrs. R S. Hays; Treasurer, get. through for weeks and weeks to -
ELLINGER & FOOTE'S ad i" l ' d .
Miss A. Fleming. Managers, Miss Brian, come. When it is considered that in
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION ..seaate —Mr Howard I Mich.) pro- ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. I
rhe sales of all but the best quality hare been
YOTINGr "Nrir,.N .
Mrs. Breading, Miss Tassey, Mrs. does up business most expeditiously he
ANL. eeeded to address the Senate at length
AII invi.:o slow. An unusually large proportion ol the
Kay, Mrs. W. Bryant, Mrs. Trevor,Mrs. ing a good talker, and a favorite with
to the bill of Mr. Powell, in opposition
.. , (iallatin tilarke B rdw .,_ ille stock remained unsold. till afternoon, when
C' 1.) H. I it ri erititl VO5-. 55 1 i 54 sti
t 'arinac I - frownst Ole. butchers, tinding that the expected arrivals did
I.:
Forrest, Miss Beck, Mrs. Orr, Miss lb- ladies who frequent his rooms Ili
-- • of Kellllloky, to prevent military inter Franklin
.1. Bees Irwin Elizabeth. not :nte in, began to buy more freely, but with
, s determination not to pay any higher than they .
Beware of the n
Blackstock, Mrs. Dunlap, Miss Whitten. seareh of bargains, the reader may judge Ihe three smallest human beings ill existence, ference in State elections.
1 Lady Franklin. Iliranger Aincitinati
did last Monday. The little adv e that was untheri°BB quacks
to
be
Imut°
in
Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Gudry, Miss , E of the antolint of household goods he c , 4201 - 3.101)01„:1, - _ , . 1, -, 40,0,9rE ,
1 Arcola . . PCsilum
St. LOUili
all large cities. Many of them know
Bartlett, Miss Pattinson. will expose to sale during the corning
t 22 3 ears old, 2)) inches high and weighs 23 11,s DEPARTEII
t'larke. obtained to-day was not enough to pity the keep
ing and loss oi weight on the stock held over
.-.- Week:. .
it, is it inches shorter than 'loin : Flaunt, and 2
Carina° , frerrn last week.
.
Death of a Distinguished Profes ' -.- -
in Lea shorter and 6 years older than Barnum s
Irwin .. ". It would sell to-day; last week it Would not. -
That is the difference. Thc weather to-clay is CI
N thin '
g ol the Practiee of iiredidne;&`'4
Industrial Biography.-I r „ ti -work 4 , 3,i,,xie Nu,
sor.—Dr. Franklin Bache, a decendant • _
smile, 1 , 1k:s•( .51 05It NI 1111.Fli his challenge
.Uoralon. , clear. i., and fOr the seeeeni quiteeold--enou g t i
, ors and Tool-Makers. By Samuel .,„ „,,,..1,! tie , ,hire turned th it Note chat
so to make thick overcoats and mittens oomfort
of Benjamin Franklin, and one of the , i . , 1,,,,,, , i. i 0,5, - ,,,,, ',ad the win,' t . wwsLir
, able This is in favor of the drovers as well as And yet they are allowed to deceive and decoy
I. companion 1 olume to Sell-Holy
~ ~.,i ~., the ~, „,) .1 t•cru viair . i.• - g •
making business more pleasant. - de range of
oldest of the medical profession in Phil- ' „ Life of George Steplienson,' , &c,. 1 ni
v.. ~, I,• ,V,' , 'g h t r e l laca ' hoo. il Thorough' t.. l . ' lit ' dt:r:
prices to-rlay i• 4 111415 0,- Is lb for the net weight
adelpha, died at his residence on Satur- . 12mo , cloth. Price 151,25. Indust o ~.111Ittll and Llighr , ll. HI/al:is , oi - 14:U1111y of tat.
,of beef, seller sinking offal. The number at loc. .
,„
_._„-
~
day. He was a graduate of the Univer`.' Biography" .
Other f thosed ' - eiii as s ,•,, elediaii, Actor. Orator and Daneer,
Ls N ery small, and the quality very superior. MriECID 111:TZIWVIDSisEL,,WIL-F, 2PA
_ i is ano er 0 8 tnim „., „, the , ~,c , „.,, ~,d , „,.
A good many have sold at 14§15e, and but few
say of Pennsylvania, and held the chair I ble volumes from the pen of Dr. Smiles
below 12c. The Sheep market is almost bare of
MISS ELIZA NESTEL,
stock to-day, and pokes i n is pound higher than ;
of Professor of Chemistry in Jefferson i full of the same interestand usefulness '
College for a number of years. He was as the previous works. Although but re , , • '
sider of the alio% e letter known as the FAIRY .
last Monday. Some lots of only fair quality sold Until oftentimes after a lifetime of misery, death
'BE 11 ES"I . the smallest matured Lady Ir.
at 491,1 e iti pound live weight. The supply of , kindly ends their sufrering.
at one time President of the American cently:published in London, 15,000 cop. e ,i ,si l eii,,---aw half the sire ot Toni Thiurib's
Ilog:s to-day is small. and ordinary quality sells ,
Philosophical Society, and also Presi- , ies have been sold. For sale at ~ic--is II ‘ ears old, 21 incheb high and weigl,
at OgsB).e, and superior quality at 2 1 4(1:8,!‘c 13
dent of the Institution for the Deaf and i Mi „ es N„ . 71 an d 7d Fifil„t. Henry • 1 t , pounds.
pound lire weight.
__-_-__
;
Dumb.
c:) , (:)..t.... raME-ILIAL,
.
..
-
The Male and lernale Character Dancer, is P
Counsel and Comfort --'t °lien front
That Uniform
-The clay pollee are • • P years old, 30 inches high and oeighs 25 pounds
a City Pulpit. By the,"Country Parson.' . This trio of Lilliputian Wonders, (unlike most
out in their new uniforms to-day, and
other exhibitions of this nature, in which the
1 vol. 16mo. handsomely bound in mus- ;I,•racters arc trained to appear in certain fars
are 80 far metamorphosed in appearance
I . gilt top, ' and bevelled boards. Price i ti,ie, like an animal shot,) are thoroughly
that their own mothers would hardly
' -$ l l l-1 :50. This volume adds another to the zi cnisr,:esit,..fg,,f, a ‘ lid; ,, , r rti i ,, s; i a variety
1 1/f comic
know them. They make now a decided
.31.r.esqu. a. farces. Sc, mities of the Wr:ling.s of t.l. "Country t , : '.. ~ ' ;rear Lances, ,.•eitlr thew f a Ug :
N ' , l l f l it
ly fine appearance (particularly W.,)
Parson whose popularity as an essay- I pest care to plea, the MOO fillitid,..,,s ta.te, m
and when their number is increased to : : : r r
ca d :
of inferior to that Of 110,Writer oldie which they will he assisted 1;3 the old. original
suet Jnstly
TI N E d
a dozen or fifteen they will be quite a present (lay. For sale of Frenry Miner. CONTINENTAL VOC.I.LISTS,
fine body of men. Why not increase Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth street.
i Together with AI iSFI\ i
,I.; Lt. 1., i N(; ER. the eel
them to twenty or thirty?
, cheated Pianist and (lomposer, and Prof. G 11.
; 1110 tokS, the (liment Blind Pianist and Vio-
I hoist.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 24
Great Sanitary Fairs
Sanitary fairs are now the great move
ments of the day, and the success which
has attended some of them is a striking
proof of the liberal and patriotic spirit
which prevails among all classes of the
people. It has been the subject of ad
miration at - home as well as wonder
abroad. Seven of these great fairs have
been held and the result is given in the
following figures. Chicago, $80,000;
Boston, $140,000; Cincinnati, $245,000
Albany, $32,000; Brooklyn, $100,000;
Cleveland,
$00,000; Buffalo, $40,000.
Total, $1,002,000. Raised by the volun
tary gift and efforts of the people, inde
pendent of the taxes and other expenses
of conducting a great war. In New
York it is expected that one million of
dollars will be raisedby their fair, which
commences in about a week. In Phila
delphia the wish is to equal New York,
and from the spirit with which the work
has commenced, we should not be sur
prised if our fair turned out as great a
pecuniary success. One is to be held in
Baltimore on the 19th 01 April, and one
at St. Louis on the 17th of May.
The usefulness and benevolence of the
labors of the Sanitary Commission are
manifest on every battle field And hospi
tal of the country. In the West, this
Commission has immense floating hospi
tals, upon which nearly twenty thousand
skit and wounded soldiers had been con
veyed from the battle field and hospitals
of the South to Louisville, to Memphis,
to St. Louis, to Keokuk and to Alton.
The aim of the Sanitary Commission is
to help every suffering soldier without
regard to nativity or the regiment he be
longs to. In view of these facts shall
not we of Pittsburgh show to Boston,
Cincinnati, and all other cities which
have preceded us in the good work, that
we cannot be outdone in patriotic efforts
to minister to the comfort and well being
of sick and wounded Union soldiers, no
matter in what locality they may be.
Whither are We Drifting?—The
Ledger of Tuesday, in its money article,
gives the following facts, which, we
suppose, are as applicable to this meri
dian as Philadelphia:
The exhibit by our hanks for the past week
shows that they are steadily swelling their bu
siness. All the items, except specie. show a
large increase over those of the previous week.
The loans have increased $456,215; the legal ten
der notes $1,330,744; the deposits $323.653. The
circulation increased a few thousand dollars,
and the specie decreased a few dollars. With
banking of this character, it is not surprising that
the currency is very much inflated and that all
prices steadily advance, and as stock affords the
readiest outlet for the employment of this sur
plus money. the) naturally advance more stead
ily and more largely than almost any other com
modity. A comparison of prices on the stock
list at intervals of ten clays, shows more plaini)
than almost any other test, the great cheapening
of the currency and the apparently large profits
realized from the purchase and sale of stocks
Officers Elected.--Tile East Bit- Magazines for April.—Harper, At
mApgton Council Tuesday night elected lantic, Peterson, Leslie's Ten Cent
the following officers:—Clerk—August Monthly and BaHim's Dollar Monthly
Ammon; Treasurer--William Mittens-
have been received at Miner's next door
o
roy; Solicitor—John Mellon; Board t • Postoffice.
--
Measurers -4.. H. Sorg, David Sheering: r ' -- -q---- - ,. --
Asburgh Female Colle
Street Commissioner—S. J. Thomas; Fi-
ge
nance Commitiee--Messrs. Young, Don- Spring season of this admirable institu
lv and Keib; Street Committee—Messrs. tion commences at 9 o'clock to-day, un
Chess, Hanes and Foeli. der the guidance of Prof. Pershing, Zig
-I.alwaral.—The proprietors of the
- - • -- sisted by a full corps of competent teach
ers, who fully e their
Brady's Bend Iron Works, in Armstrong . to the pupils will
under theirdischar chgarge. duty
county, subscribed seven thousand dol
lars to the bounty fund of Brady's Bend Tom Thumb and party's cards and
township, in which their works are loca- photographs in great variety, at only
ted, the net quota of which, under the 20 cents each, at Pittock's.
former call for boo 000 men, is fifty-five,
being more than half of all that was re- 1 Theatre.—"Love's Sacrifice" is the
quired. . attraction to-night. Miss Avonia Jones
as " 3largaret."
-- -
Forty-Fives.—Those persons wlio --
have reached the age of forty-five since Godey fur April, the lady's own
the last draft, should at once go before a .
book has arrived at last,
and can be
had at Pittock's.
magistrate and make oath of the fact,
Pad lye their names stricken from the , Don't Forget Prof. Tetedoux's ('on
enrollment books. This course would 1 cert this evening at Masonic Hall. It
save inconvenience to themselves and promises to be a fine air.
the draft officers_
Now. York Ledger 4nd lyilkes' !'or
Improvement.—The theatre hap this week, at Pitiocre.
been undergoing a completerenovation,
and Its internal' appearance is now all 1 Peter rein and Harper for April, at
that could be wished. ' Pittock's.
Conference Appointraenta.—The l At Canton.—Yankee }Till's Minstrels
Pittsburgh M. E. Conference, which gave an entertainment in Canton, Ohio,
met at Barnesville, 0., last week, closed on Monday night to a full and fashiona
its session on Monday. The following bin house
appointments, among others, were made
for the Pittsburgh and Allegheny dis
trios-
DISTP.I , I—.S. P. Wolfe, P. F.;
Liherl y street, W. A Da% bison: Smitlineld
street, C. A. Holmes, 11. A. Lowman' Christ
'hurch, K H. Snyder; Wesley I 'hapel, J. W.
Shirer; Pennsly rants Avenue, .1. A. Miller;
Trinity, NV. 13. Watkins; Ross street, Dr. Ness,
.1. 31. Thornes; Ames Church, W. P. Blackburn;
South Pittsburgh, .lohn Williams; Birmingham,
S. Crouse; East Liberty, H. Sinsabaugh; Wil
kinsburg, J. ;slel }titre, W P. Turner; Lawrence
ville, J. W. Raker; Bradley chapel, supplied:
Sharpsburg, R Hamilton; Duquesne, R. T
Miller Pine Creek, J. E. INlctiaw; Irwin's Sta
tion, W. F. Snuck; Tarentum, J. W. Kerster;
Freedom, R. Morrow; Worthington, Z. S.
Wellea• Pittsburgh Mission, J. Hollingshead;
Springkiale, H. ginner; Butler, W. It.
ALLEMIE.7.I* DISTRIE - I—.l. N. Baird, P. E.
Heaver ntreet, L. Aiken; South Common, W
Lynch; Manchester, W. rinalth; Allegheny CH cult, cult, A. J. Rich; Harmony, to be supplied; Se
wickleyville. W. H. Locke; New Brighton, S.
F. Jones; Freedom, .T. J. Alclll3 - ar; Bridgewater,
.1. 1). Knox; Beaver, S. Burt; Enon Valley, R.
'unningham, N. P. Kerr; Liverpool. W. Brown;
Columbiana, .1 Borbidge, E. 111.. Wood; Salem,
.1. A. Swaney; New Lisbon, Joseph Horner; Al
liance, A. B. Leonard; Marlboro. 11. W. 'ran
age; Elkton, L. 'Paine; (lreentown, F. D Fast;
Mount Union, T. Storer.
' Sanitary Pair.—A very full meeting
of the co mmittees of ladies from the
churcees of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
was heid on Tuesday at the Board of
Trade Rooms. Questions on several sub- ' n° '
jeets were responded to by the Chairman
of the Exocutive Committee of gentle- 1-- _ ..
------- - -
men who was present. Among other- PITTSBUR GH THEATRE.
Igr
matters he stated that no raffling Lotter- , Lessee and Manage , W HENDfiRSON.
its or games of chance were to he per - 1 Treasurer li I ivERINUTON.
mitred in the fair. A. chief subject un- 1.,,. t sightk i tv ( t ,: cl i t . f tt young Tl ., be v a i ii i t ifiii
der discussion at the meeting was wheth-
u ' eac c a: Margaret Elmore '.
' ' ' '1
er each church should have a separate
TH s
IS EN ENINO. st ill be presented a
table or I,oth at the fair, and this was
Los e's , Serttl...r, or the RI% al Merchants
happily disposed of by the passage of
,Margaret. . . • onia
the following resolution, viz - liermore :Sliss Av
Mrs II ynoJonesr
Af lolurd, That we will work faithfully in our Mat " le " Flwore lt S Eames
s aroma organizations to secure the success of tti crture Orchestr
the fair, leaving the question to the final ar- song x[l9 Iteignaida
a
rangements in the building. To be decided at a l'o conclude oit
future time by the Executive Commit te en. The Dead Shot.
t i apt i '"""o" Mr I :llippendale
dye have no doubt the Committee NA ill
hate itynor
conic as near to settling the mooted F,,.i.... Benoit ttf llis, A,,nlA Jones.
questions to the satisfaction of all as it . MASONIC HALL.
can possibly be arrived at.
The citizens of the Third Ward 5.A.C1.1 - Fa) CONCERT
will (told an election on Saturday be- MR CLEM be Tien hy
ENT TETEDOUX,
tween the hour of two and eight o'clock .
Afl
to vote for or against levying a tax for n , nts y as6uAted by Anotteurs,
quArtetkin. .t ,t ring Instruments.
bounty purposes. at the y call of the ON THURSD IV, M ARCH 24TH, 1464.
School Board
rant i lh T An act authorizing the Cranberry Coal
,
, to builds railroad front their mine ,
Appointed.—lt is stated that ex-G,,y i., i ..,, : it.
„ t. , -; r t :, , i 7, vii4ll::
„. 1 1 . :::rLItg .\ 1 1 ,711 1, \ s ls I s
. / . ..111 , 1: r a C'C
111 i ' in V , mango county to Oil Oily passed
ernor Johnston has been appointed by 41, \ ii a ,', i , i ,1: 1 ',.,','`,',,.'" 1 , 4 ,. h ,::. r ' 1 4,',.,., wckerith
An act to incorporate the rein *Gar
Gov. Curtin to represent Pennsylvania rui, uaeim i-.‘ersnn, Mass .1. stmt.., Mr Paul -
dell 1 . 1 at er Co. passed.
ted by 7 ..iinl ( ncril , ta , ll nod Mr. , Henry l'ollyn.
in the movement lately inaugura
A joint resolution was adopted to ad
the Louisville Board of Trade frn. the i m- i u:: ,,,,L a ' : ' :iii ' s.. ") 7..T;;,'e l '7,:t r :,T l ,s r. t, i sh '...N t tiE ll s l3 tiza .
provement of the Ohio river. co, i, ,
1 journ this afternoon to meet on Monday
• i ilt . shall Fec.l his 11 ,, s Il adel..Mrs.
. _ -._, _
;\.;,, ,„,i;,,, \,,,1,, ca ` cning at 74 o'clock.
Appointment.—GoYernor Curtin has : t , ,r l' , ol:cr , 1,, , art in Hes, cn Sin-./ot • ."
Trains going east are filled with Dem
m‘,,- A ).,erst,n sn.l i '11(4,-.
appointed Samuel S. Bryan to the office llll1 1
.11, :go. Fril,, , 11...511,1 Mlss Mary i °CI - 11(4 clil their nay t.° the Democratic
of notary public, vacated by the resigna- •. Trple. 11r. l'sul Ziolmeri,tr. st,l Mr. (leorge ,
lion, March 11th of the late James G .., ,
1 \ln I,.)run. .i...con,panle.: t., 11.. , I.i.lartette of 1 State Convention at Philadelphia: it will .
'Martin, esq
, tr..,.: Hist ri.inent4
-- b
: Inilnumo ul,
cs.rfrrn °t I it .\ Inter., liossi- I .y -
lately
attended ..
111 'has I. hater 4101 i 1/ ,, r1.4 I,,,mpamed b)
Getting Warmer.—The weather i, it.. "''''''''
becoming a little in,,re genial and :King
like. Buds, flowers and grateful shad, s I
are near at liarlli
Coming.—The Bohemian Glass Blow
els will be here next week.
Crowded Houses daily and nightly
greil thi , Huh- folks at C ,, ncert nall.
The Atlantic for April has been re
ceived at Pittock's. ft is an excellent
number
Albums and card pnotngriiiiiii3 i❑
great a‘isnrtnioni, at Pittorks, opposite
the Post,'
*air - REMO VA I
Ltractstrcet Oic Faun's
IMPROVED MERCANTILE AGENCY,
Will remove on or about APRIL FIRST, into
the rooms formerly occupied by the "Merchants'
Exchange" and "Board 01 Trade," Nos. 78 and
SO FOI 11TH SIR LiET. mhl9-2w
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
MANI:PACTrIiER ,
PLAIN AND FANCY
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
RE:II ,, USE,
135 Smithfield, and 424 Penn Sts
Between 6th st., and Virgin alley,
AMUSEMENTS.
trill - Select Matinees EVERY AFTERNOON
after the opening night. commencing at 3 o'clock.
for ladies and children ; ladles to afternoon Mat
i Ince 15 cents ; children 10 cents. Doors open at
2
8 an ari d 8 o'clock d p tn.; exhibition to commence at
p.
Admission 25 cent s —Reserved seats 60 cents.
under 12 years of age ; 15 cents.
inhl4-2w (1. Sra..l..L, iiitainess Agent.
PERSONS OF 1111:11CAL TASTE
recommend to et ery one that sings and
puys, three books, namely ; the
I HOMF]
A collection of Piano Music ; the
CI - 101113,
A volume of Songs, Ballads, Duets, and quar
tettes. with Piano Accompaniments, and the
SIIOWIEII2 OF 111,1,112L5,
Containing Choice V0.,t1 Duets, with Piano Ac
companiments. The prier ol each is so
in cloth, and $8 in plain binding—that the
sale is already immense. For sale by
':HAS. AIELLoit,
feb7l 81 Wood et.
P 7 N.
AR:IN AT O9S ARKPT AN I P
‘l, sec our large and well selected stock of La m
..
dies' Fine Gaiters, Balmoral,' and Boots; :liens ,
Fine Stitched Gaiters and Boots, of Glove Hid
and Calf ; Boy's and Youths' of all styles;
lisses' and Children's in endless variety, very
cheap, at
• MS. H. BORLAND'S,
Whig 98 Market st., 2d door from 6th.
Eelf.lljl,9l & LONG, 127 LABENT Y
Mal STREET, PITTSBURGH. Agents 'far
Ens:tell Mower and Reaper, Btlegeye M.6wer
and Reaper, quaker Moyer *ld 1164001-Mayn
pi Mower and Reaper, Firmer Mower, Wqp4
Mower, and also, Horse Rakes; }fay Elevator*:
akinn4 A F ri°Ll i t urai and Farming Implements of al
ds.
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HARRISBURG NEWS
XXXVIIIth CONGRESS
Arrival of the City of Washington.
Fight Between the Austrians
Important from Hilton Head
The Late Fight at Vadalia, La.
Loss of Life by a Falling Building.
LATEST FROM NORTH CAROLINA,
INGENDIARISM AT VICKSBUitG
Latest News from the Southwest
PITTSBURGH
CAPTURE OF A REBEL SCHOONER
Late From Cairo and Below
Special to The Poet
In the House no business of irnpat
ance was transacted
In the Senate amendments to the
bounty bill were discussed and acted
upon, a number not concurred in, and a
committee of conference to adjust dif
fercnves appointed.
An art to incorporate the Pittsbur , rh
and Franklin Railroad, on a third read
in!, was postponed until next Wednes
day
' WASHINGTON, March 2 3:—C01. MeCa ,imi,ti a .
kb officially communicates the part , franklln - Brownsville.
Brownsville.
taken by his command in the late action I j "' Ile " '' • Elizabeth
at V Reser% e
._Cincinnati ed a l ia, La., which resulted in a vie- , Almeria
Icily to our troops. He says that a force ' .__ _. _ ---21 e f i L ng.
fd' three hundred colored soldiers put to AUCTION SALES.
flight in great confusion, four or five
-- -___
times their number of the chivalrous en- 11l A. M'CLEI.I.AND, AUCTIONEER:
emy, with a loss to them of one_killed, • 1
• No. 55 FIFTH STREET,
five wounded, some mortally, and a LARUE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
number of prisoners. Not a man of my matsEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,,
Al' RESIDENCE, NO .2.54 PENN sTRE ET.
command was htirt.
BELOW HAND, on TtiritsDAY tuoteN
Major Charleq W. Smith, commanding March 11th, at tu o'clock precisely, the entire
the battalion in reserve, informs nie that contents, comprising
he and the line officers of his command TLI,,-,',:-til.i.EZl,,,amsitTiniTa.44s.
were obliged to place themselves before MAHN/GAN)" Ai i, TD WALNUT irtiEsz,'lNG
their men with drawn swords, and to and PLAIN BUR EA l's,
threaten summary punishment to the BEDSTEADS in every style.
WASHSTANDS of various kinds.
ti rst man who sliiiuld attempt toquit the WARDROBES, large and small.
ranks to join their comrades fighting in EXTENSION TABLE s,
ES and
!he front, their eagerness to be engni,-ed 1(0 EA KEAsT DINING TABL 1
CHAIRS,
.
being almost irrepressible. ltutissEm.s - miliAIN STAIR, lIALL and
RAG CARPETS,
-.•-•.-
with OIL CLOTHS, MIRRORS, BLINDS,
New Tons, March 23.—The Newbern t 'ouli and CHAMBER STOVES, GLASS,
?cc
Times, of the 19th, says that the gas (.4, UEENSW AR E, Sc,
works have been seized as abandoned about
1884iterirwonoourttuzslt%r Housekeepers,
for in
rebel property, and that propositions will about leaving the city. House open for inspec
be received from respoosible parties to I tion on the morning of sale from 8 It. m.
put them in operation. Major .iameson ' -
- -
of the .sth Rhode Island, is raising a col
ored regiment (if artillery.
The Raleigh Progrers announces that
Gem D. H. Hill assumes command at
Charleston, and Beauregard goes to the
southwest. Twenty-five Yankee pris
oners escaped while under guard, thirty
six miles north of Raleigh, en route for
Americus, Georgia.
CAIRO, March 22.—The steamer Perry
from Memphis, at midnight on Sunday,
has arrived, and reports four women
more or less injured, and twelve child
ren dead, had been taken from the ruins
of a fallen building, and up to the time
the steamer left, they were searching for
others.
Eighty-eight rebel prisoners brought
Up on Sunday, were forwarded to Camp
Chase to Iltpit.
Cent°, cilltarch 24.—An engagement
took place 'on the 16th two miles east of
For; Pillow between 600 federals and
VO'igbels, in which the enemy were
zonted with a lost of 50 killed and
wounded.
3and 16th lowa, 68th - Qhict, and
31th Illinois, veterarts arrived from lricksburg. The 124.11 Michigan 'Man
try and sth lowa cavalry veterans pass
ed
through en route to the front material
ly strengthened.
POB THE POST.
and Danes.
H.utnisni:no, March :23
ENGLISH BITTERS.
A sure cure fnr Intemperance.
Dr. J. C.Ayers' Family Medicines
DR. D. JAYNES & SON'S,
FAINIILY MIEDIQIISTES,
Dr. Schenck's Pulincinie, 'Panic and Pills.
Celebrated Buchu & Sarsupttrilik
New York Market.
New Yoga, Marsh 2 3 . , -Cotton has a declining ,
tencleztoy sod dull; sales at 73014 e. Flour fi rm;
axles of 12,500 bids at $6,4506,65 lee State,*
7.30 for O. ; $7,0507,60 for Southrn. eat;
'45.000 bush at $1,6301,65 for Chicago Spring 101712.0.1.110416.,110 alb 3E l Lsesioali.
$;,6. ;,79 for Rod , Corn unsettled and declin- 1_
ing ; sales of 33,000 bush at 4111,2,0@1,28. Pork '
buoyant at Mx, Lard steady at 'l2.k@dac. I
Why dull and unsettled at 9dlifteic. Sugar
arm at ldraltato. Coin* firm 34337 y ,c. Mo-
Corner of Market street awl Fourth. lasses /Emotive. Naval stores quiet and steady,
__.,_ Petroleum firm; refined. in bond at 63e; crude at '
Drugs, Medicines, Cheinicala, Perfuntery, Paints, 31 X Ci 3 ii#4 0. :- ' 1
0 0 6 , 4 0 44, Vatßilthes. kzulaea, Trusses, fit. LIMOS Market.
ST. LAMS, MEWL% 28—FkItlIpTiCell
Supporters, Shoulder Etrace_a, Double Extra at tiktp(o4s, tye* 1 ,
...„, .. ,
And all articles Usually found in Drug Storea of Marketleig firm , uitittliet. (44 ittlili 4414 V m i l'
. ._,.............._________choice old whits,M.o,oB; dm wkw at .1;03.
first quality, for sale mow,
_„....
...
TORRENCE Sr. :VGA RR, gri tillzatT...A filoGE A 8 S 0 Ifi T -
11,, meat o f and Pisdrer—For sale by
No. 70 Market street, corner of Fourth.
JAMES BO WN',
(eta
w,hig,
136 Wood et Mg
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE,
Torrence & wciarr,
NE Pr' YORK '
Xaruh 23,,,-The steamer
Arago arrived at thiS:port to-day from
Hilton Head, S. C., on the Nth: :Major I MONEY MARKET.
John Hay is a passenger. On the night CORRECTED L.A11.1" MN TUB mormizro POST, BY
of thelith inst., a large force of rebels , xs,,,Roosse.. KOONTZ e BROKIIIIB, NO. 118
approached Seabrook, S. V., in' a boat '
for u he lo d ly s o= uv( iaz . t . bebuying and selling rates
and captured a picket boat with five
members of the 76th Penn'a. regiment. -
They were subsequently repulsed by the :
other piclietc, of that regiment. Three
prison'ers who escaped from the guard
house at Port Royal had been recaptur
ed.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND SECURITIES
REPOR rEA, ItY S. S. BRY.AN, BROKER, 59 ITH ET
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March 21, 1864.
The cattle market continues dull, but prices j
arc without change. 1,181 head arrived and sold
at lie Avenue Drove Yard at prices ranging at In connection 'with the Extract, ton specific for
!rum 14@ 15 cts for extra, 12413 N ors for fair to , the Gonnorhea, or protracted Gleet.
yp guoil, and common at from Elidqlti'c per lb as to S Witte patients, especially cases of Old'
quality.
standing would do wall to try •
The market closed very dull, within the above
range of prices. •
Tpe following are the particulars of the arri
vals and sales to-day:
Hoos.—The arrivals and sales at:the different
yards this week reach about 2,800 head; there is
a fair demand at former rates; sales are making
at *lo@l2 the 100 pounds nett.
THE TEST
siteer.—The market la dull and prices have lll
Aedicine that has STOOD
declined, about 8,00(i Mead arrived and sold at ' YEARS, and in connection with the use of t OE he
prices rangong from t ;;@ 8 c per lb, as to quality,
Cows.— Pere Is a fair demand at about for
mer rates with sales of 140 head at from *18@35
tot Springers,- and , 1115065 per head for Cow and
t ltif . according to condition and quality.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York S
trek Market.
YORH, March 1864.
I Galena & Chic.... 1215;
Mich. Central.... i4l,k
Harlem 146
Cleve. & Pitt5....0:83
elev. &Toledo. • • 1444
Chic. & N. West.. 64
P. & Ft. W. ....... 000
T. H. & A......... 80Y,
Wabash 68
year certificates
upon
C -
i0(10 1(1.........5......... 163109'. No. 16 D•y at., New Yorkttleneral Agent
Co •
New
C.&x.l 121*
(umj). p 88
111. ('en.
gich. Southetn...llBV
N. Y. Centra1.....1394
Heading. ...... • •143
H udsetA Rives. —1.55 4
S . kuhranteed....l4o4,; .
C. B. tt ...... .43
C.antnn 'o Csh
1111.30un
Erie
(I , ILAD 2 4 1.001011 nr
gUir '•;
FOE THE AFFLICTED!
Buying. Selling.
1 60 1 61%
1 52 153
1 eu 1 6131
159 16031
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PAREMA BRAVA,
After an experience of many years In private
practice now offers It to the afflicted In a highly
concentrated form.
What Is. Pareira Brava ?-14188
It has, dace 1688, been a spesitts for
uALcruLeu§ AFFECTIONS:
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS
INFLAMMATION OFD TNE .10 - 41)NEYSI
LEOCORIPIOEA aad all Alsease,a of
THE URINARY ORGANS - •
It has been recommended by the talent of the
Medical Profession for nearly two centuries.
The Fluid Extract or
I'AJEtIM:ELA. BIZA.VA.
/s now offered town afflicted wciriff Ln a IdulPe
- •
WITHIN lIHE REACH OF ALL
6 66 88
6 60 31
3 00 •
1 76 21)4 1 '
505 6tr
16 10
-
For all diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gray
el or Dropsical swelling; nd medicine inrin*
can cope with this compound in It power to 4t
erally
3 60 863
ANNIHILATE DISEASE
All bad properties in the drug are removedbi
the process of its compoptuling In the shape of
fluid, leaving its
STERLING PROPERTTTs ALONE
Young men who may be suffering from the
many ills consequent upon early indiscretion or
abuse should try one bottle and be relieved. T
symptoms arc
INDISPOSITION %TO 'InCERTIONe
NERVOUS INDISPOSITION, •
LOSS OF SIGHT,
WARM HANDS AND LIMES,
FLUSHING OF SKIN,
GENERAL LASSITUDE,
By not arresting these signs, which as unerring
ly point as the needle to the pole, to Impotency,
Epileptic Fits, Premature Decay and Death, a
crime against nature is Committed .Piactlcal
although protracted SUICIDE Is being commit
ted.
AU medical . authorities agree that were the ef
fects of
EARLY INDISCRETION
Removed, that there would be far lean use for
Insane A.sylTmug,
As the records of these humane instltifttone
prove that a very large proportion of their pa
tients owe their reception and detention'tvithi
them to early habits of indiscretion.
For all unpleasant and dangerous diseases
Gilson's Chlorine Water,
GII_ , SON'S PILL
EXTRACT OF PARELIZA RR&TA,
Will effectually eradicate any cue, nO nutter of
how long standby._
Price, $1 per Bottle.
AND POE Se LS
J. M. VUL sr..apr,
D R CMIPL£
DLlVitbil *landin, Filth Street,
:MTZI
4 - YLsON'fd•
Ft:7Z 3 . e 3l
The inreata of the ftfract:of
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a C. GAELEY,
PITTSBURGH,