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FROM PITTSBURG TO-DAY.
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING rELEe

SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEaRAPH.l
PITTsBURG March 4.-The snow storm raging
here now comm enced yesterday at o'clock.
There is great rise in the rivers. Boats TO
Brownsville cannot be got under the bridges.
Business is dull.
The Convention of the Grand Army of the
Republic on Saturday passed a resolution con-
demning the action of Congress in regard to the
bounty for soldiers of 1851, and urging the
repeal of that law.
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THE ANNUAL CARAvAN.-Letters from Damas-
Gus announce the arrival there of the great an
nual caravan from Bagdad, consisting of two
Thousand five hundred camels, one-haf of
which were laden with toumbeki (the tobacco
used for nargiles) while the remainder carried
the travellers. This year the desert is reported
to nave been perfectly quiet; no attempt has
been made to mOlest any traveller, and the
caravan passed without encountering any
dificulfv
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEaRAPH,l
Monday, March 4, 1867,

The Stock Market was very dull this morning,
and prices were unsettled and dropping. In
Government bonds there was very little doing;
99 was bid for 1040s; 1861 for August "a '3Os
ITO for 6s of 1881; llO4 for 1872 5-2Os; and 1861
for July '65 5-20s.
Railroad shares continue the most active on
the list.
CITY Passenger Railroad shares were dull.
Bank shares continue in good demand for
investment ct full prices, but we hear of no
sales.
In Canal shares there was very little move
ment.
1sSS. IS Si 1IiI3a :e4 n4 l0S cine Of
on the closing price Saturday evening.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehayen n Bro.. No % 8, Third street
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SKETCHES OF THE LEADERS AND
NEW MEMBERS.
Senate.
BENJAMIN F. WADE

He was born in Feeding Hills parish, Massa-
chusetts, October "a, 1900; received limited
education, and commenced active life by teach
ing school and attending to agricultural pur-
suits in Ohio, TO which State he removed when
tWenty-OAe years of age; he studied law and
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From Minnesota.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. March 2.-srhe Senate bill
providing for a sinking fund ior the payment
OF the old State railroad bond passed the House
to-day,
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80 head owen Smith, Lancaster co.. l51&9l7.
30 A. Christy & Bro, Lancaster co., l51S 1S@l7.
73 p. McFillen, Western, 813C9915, gross.
80 p. Hathaway, Western, S15@9%, do.
so " James Kirk, Chester county, l5@l7.
rs James McFillen, Lancaster CO., l60l713,
II Ullman d Bochman, Lan'r CO., 150l7.
lOG Z" Martin Fuller & Co.. Lan'r CO.. l5@l713.
ll0 Mooney Smith, Western, l419@l6H.
35 T. Mooney q Bro, Western, l3@H.
4G II. Chain, Penna., 79S12, gross.
30 ]. A. Chain. Penna., l4@l7M.
II3 F." Frank & Shomberg, Western, 14@16.
81 Hope q Co., Chester county, 500, gross.
81 " Chandler & Co., Chester county, 15@l9.
40 q" S. Young, Chester CO., 61aCD934, gross
80 " ]. Wallace Chester CO., l59lS.
Cows were in fair demand 200 head sold at
S5O@75 for ,springers, and $65@9O per head for
COW and calf
Sheep were firmer 5000 head arrived, and
sold at from $685. cents u lb. gross, as to con-
dition.
Hogs were in demand at advance. 330O
head sold at the different yards at from Sl0'5OG
Sll'50 p 100 lbs net.
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elections already held have returned one hun
dred and twenty-sevep Republicans Tone re-
sisnedC and thirty-six Democrats. The cleo
tions TO come will probably add eighteen Re-
nublicans and eleven Democrats.
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ARRIVED TINS MORNING

Barque Thomas, Peterson, IL days from Cardenas'
with sugar to S. 81 W, Welsh
Schr Elizabeth Magee, Barnes, IL days from Sagua,
with molasses to S. Il w. Welsh
Schr A. M Flanagan, Corson, so days from Trinidad,
with sugar and moasses to s. Il w. Welsh.
SChr Ida F. Wheeler, Dyer, 10 days from MatanZas,
with sugar to John Mason d Co.
Schr G. McDonough, West. days from Fall River,
with mdse TO Crowell & Collins
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Obituary..

MILWAUKEE, March 4.-Hon. Jackson Hadley,
Yesterday at noon,
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PhiladeIphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, March 4.-Beef Cattle were in good
demand at an advance About 1900 head sold
at l7@lSc. for extra Pennsylvania and Western;
l5@l65c. for fair to good; and l2@l416c. p lb for
common, as to quality. The following are the
particulars of the sales:-
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MEMORANDA

Barque Hattie Wheeler, Guptil. for Philadelphia,
sailed from Havana goth ult.
Brig Leonora, White for Philadelphia, sailed from
Sagua goth ult.
Brig Ida for Philadelphia sailed from Cienfuegos
10th ult.
Schr w. L. Stetson hence. at Galveston 22d ult.
Schr j. p. Ames Turner from Winterport for Phila-
delphIa, at New York yesterday.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA......... MARCH 4.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT EVENING TELE-
GRAPH OFFICE.
A. M.......,..4O IL A. M.."...44l l2 p. M.......46
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MISSING yEssELs;-The Ship Queen, Clements, left
Liverpool oct Tor New York and has not since been
heard Of The Queen registered s2 TONS was built at
NewburyPort IN lst7, and hailed from Liverpool.
Brig Brill, Crowel sailed from Shields with a cargo
OF coal for Newport r. L. passed SwanRge Nov Q, and
has not since been heard OF The Brill registered $50
hailed nom Prince William N. S.
schr J. g. Collins sailed from New York about the
9Th OF JAM for Belfast and BuckspOrE Me-, ana mas
NOT since been heard Of
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Barque Flora Southard TOwne, Rio Janero Work
man d Co.
Barque Sea Eagle Julius, Cardenas, T. Wattson&Sons
Schr Tampa johnson, Barbados, j. II. Rue Il Son.
Schr Mary, CARL, Bridgeton, S. dS w. Welsh
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III.
Brig Ida for Philadelphia sailed from Cienfuegos
10th ult.
Schr j. p. Ames Turner from Winterport for Phila-
delphla, at New York yesterday
[BY TELEGRAPHl
BOSTON, March 4.-The barque Dennis Horton, from
Cardifi, Wales for this port with railroad iron was
fallen in with 2th u on the eastern part OF Georges
struck on Georges Bank, and was leaking badly. with
her crew 6 ar nn Sa9g S & scRT Boqbdng Bill
abandoned with sixteen feet or water In her hold
FoRTRRss nSTS MoNRoE March aThe Br. brig H. L.
Gilatt Captain GIlatt arrived at Norfolk yesterday
Tosn. She viii complete loading in few days ana
The baltimore Mail steamship Geo. Leary arrived
this afternoon at o'clock, on her way to Norfolk,
Ing, in consequence of an accident The Leary ieft
Baltimore in fog. and below Fort McHenry came In
bay. The Leary was struck on the port SIDE forward
OF the ana had to return 70 Baltimore for
took all night 10 repair the extensive damage but
had her stove in, and leaked so badly that She
was run ashore below the Fort TO prevent her from
sinking The Leary leaves here at late hour tonight
The seweil's Point Light VESSEL in the Chesapeake
Bay, has been placed on her station from which she
was carried away by the ice.
The survey in The case of the Br barque John Givan
which was towed into Norfolk by the steamer Sappho
has resulted in an order for her 70 discharge cargo
at the rate OF 200 strokes per hour
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, March S-Arrlved, steamship Merri-
steamship Gen. Grant, Couch, from New Orleans
Steamship Gen: Barnes, Morton, from Savannah,
Ship Fawn, Nelson, from London.
ship Robena, Martin, from London.
Barque Royal Diadem, Thomas, from Shanghai
Barque Japan, Ehmke. from Rio Grande,
Barque Nineveh, Baker, from Galveston
BarQue II. irwin Sherburne, from BuenOs Ayres,
BarQue Erwin, Goodwin, from Cienfuegos
Brig M ercedes, Kohl, from Cienfuegos
Brig Elizabeth, Nelson. from Rio GrAnde
Brig Isabella, Morgan. from Para.
Brig Mary Ann, Bartaby. from Kingston. ia,
Brig La Creole, Campbell, from Curacoa
Brig Brisk, Marshall from ClenfuegOs
Brig Velocity, Darrell, from Cenfuegos
Brig Humming Bird, Earle, from Trinidad.
HTig Emma Ives, Larraway, from st. JagO.
Brig Nellie, -, from Santa Cruz
Brig Wild Pigeon, Johnson, from Nassau.
Schr Vicksburg, Mccormick. from Kingston, ia.
Schr Sarah X, smith. Cook, from GonaiVes.
schr j. senderson, Coulter from Black River.
Schr KeOkuk, Small from CienfusgOs,
Below barque Evening Star.
MISSING VEssELs.-The Ship Queen, Clements, left
Liverpool Oct for New York and not since been
heard Of The Queen registered S24 tons. built az
NeWburyport In 1897, and hailed from Liverpool.
Brig Brill Crowell, sailed from Shields with cargo
OF coa for Newport, X. l., passed SwanRge Nov. ana
has not since been heard OF The Brill registered $50
4 hr,NIt ma md
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ALEXANDER O. CATFELL.

He was born in Salem, New Jersey, February
IL, 1916; was educated at the village school;
spent a part of his youth as clerk in his
tather's store; was elected in 1910 to the State
Legislature; from 1912 TO 1874 he was Clerk of
the General Assembly, and in the latter year he
was a member of the State Constitutional Con.
ventiOn. In 1876 he settled in Philadelphia as
a merchant; became director in the Mechanics ,
Bank, and was elected TO the City Councils from
1850 to 1854. In 1856 he returned to New
Jersey, but continued his business in Philadel-
phia; was one of the early presidents of the
Corn Exchange Association of that city; in 1858
he organized the Corn Exchange Bank and be-
came President of the same; and In 1866 he was
elected Senator In CONGRESS- from New jersey,
for the term ending in 1871, in the place of J. p.
stockton, unseated by the Senate, serving on
the Committees on Finance, Agriculture, and
Public Lands. He was also q delegate 70 the
Philadelphia Loyalists' Convention OF 1855.
Ros0oE coNKLNG
was born in Albany in 1928; received go9e
education; adopted the profession or IsWj ~
l9l9 was appointed District Attorneylfor OneiHa
county; in 1858 elected Mayor Of Utica, 70 Whleh
nlaca he had FamoVad In 1916. and At tke close
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A. arriieG cteT rcrd, as killer Of pain, ts-
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-boull b. without Il. Eyrry TRAVELLER by
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petrns barnes 4 o., u pafk Row, n. "; Gale
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LOG DWELLING HOUSES,

onetwo stories high with good cellar, about
q by 30 feet, well laid of and flushed, the
other stories, and suitable for small
family good Stable, Hog Pen, and 9th.
er necessary outbyldipgs. There Is good
well aud pump under the porch Of the inaia
building.
The land has been lately well lined and
improved; there Is plenty Of young Apple,
Pear and other fruit trees, some just begin.
ming 10 bear; and in every respect it is a de-
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A good bi.rgnin and reasonable terms viii
be given on application TO the subscriber,
living near john Begg's on the Iitlestown
Turnpike. Persons DESTROYS Of seeing the
properly viii he shown the same by Robert
Arthur living thereon. II not sold BY the
LIST. of January next it will then be for rent,
oct3l 2:a ELLEN BEARD.
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Bali0u's Monthly Magazine
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The rirruiation Of BALLOU'S MAGAZINE
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a physiological View Of Marriage
TIE tbry,ea Book erc,. faLiisl,ed.

Containing nearly three hundred pages
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PRIVATE SALE.

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that very valuable little property which
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Carroll county. about quarter ola mile
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Rhodes Tavern, adjoining lands Of Ii. 7.
Webb, Jacob Hartman and Saml. Bear, con
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more or less, whereon are erected two good
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THOMAS PAINTER,
Commissioners.
At.MS.HOCsE REPORT.


ALMS-HOUSE REPORT.
THE following Statement of the Expen-
ditures for the year ending June 30th, 1867,
on account Of the Aims House oil Carroll
county, is published in compliance with Sec
ton 5, Article :, Of the Code Of Public 10
cal Laws.
JACOB MYERs-SrrgAEp.
DIR.
70 amount of produce sold froGi-
Farm, 1876 ~
To amount paid to Steward and
others on aeeoun, OF Ahnshouse $3.50 10
$I,9Se 90
CIR.
BY amount paid for Mechanical
and other labor, l,4I9 90
BY amount paid for Cattle, Farm
Implements, Merchandise, Gro
eerips. &e., $3.50 %
$1,000 50
BY order,
LEVI VALENTINE.
oct2i-It. Clerk.
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