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BIOIItiING POST JOB OFFICE. .We would call the attention of MHKCIIANTS AND ■ BUSINESS MEN to the fact that we haTe just received from Philadelphia a number of fonts of new Job Type, and . ' are now prepared to Oil orders for Cards, Circulars, Bin Heads, Paper Books, Posters, and Programmes for eshibl ■ • ’ tlons. All orders will be promptly filled. Democratic County Committee of Correspondence. " ■ ' ; Tho Democratic County Committee of Corres ■ pondenco mot at the St. Charles Hotel, on Wed nesday, tho 28th ioat., and unanimously adopted the following resolution: Reseived, Tbat the Democrats of tho several Wards, Bo roughs aod Townships of Allegheny County are requested to meet at thoir usual places of holding primary meetings, on Saturday, the 14th day of April, and elect two delegates from each district to meet in County Convention on the following Wednesday, at tho Court House, at 11 o’clock A.M., to elect delegates to cur neat State Convention, end transact such other business ns may be deemed necessary and proper. The meetings will bo held between the hours of 3 and 6 P.M. THOMAS FABLET, Chairman. W. M. Poster, Secretary. THE NEWS. The Supreme Court, Bitting in Philadelphia, have granted n writ of error in the case of Dr. Stephen T. Beale, who some time ago wa9 oou vioted of rape upon the person of Mies Madge. Over 1300 troops woro at Jefferson Barracks, Mo., at the latest dates, destined for tho expe dition against the Indians of tho Plains. Ono steamboat load has already been sent up to Fort Leavenworth. The annual commencement of tbe Jefferson Medical cotlego in Philadelphia took place on Saturday, when tho degree of doctor of medi cine was conferred on 178. Altogether G 35 graduates have received this season this de gree from tbe University and Jefferson College. Dnring the eleven months ending with Feb ruary of the present year, there were in Cincin oinnatl 80 fires, which destroyed property to the aggregate value of $117,101, on wbiob there wa3 an aggregate of insurance amounting to $81,571 thua showing an excess of $35,590 over insurance. It appears Mr. Hackett’s Grisi and Mario speculation was not a failure in a pecuniary point of view. According to the Journal of Commerce, which speaks by authority," they gave sikty-six performances in this country, -of which forty-three were in Now York, seventeen in Boßton,foar in Philadelphia, one (conoert) in Baltimore, and ono in aggre gate receipts were $193,000 and 'a fraotion, of which tho expenses fell short rather moro than $22,000. From this last sum deduct four thou sand dollars to oover expenses incurred pending the negotiation and previous to the oloßing of the contract, and'there remains eighteen thou sand dollars as the net profile of tho enterprise.” THE ORGANISTS AGAIN. The Union of yesterday contains what might be fairly considered a fall admission (hat it is worsted in tho contest with tho Post It threat ens a resort to arms, and bruto force. No man In a controversy with his neighbor over does that 1 untlfhe feels that his cause is ipst in publio eeti . station os well ns his own. We ebatl publish • jnst such faels ns we see proper, in our own time. We shall not bo alarmed by any threats of those wiro commence a contest through their *■ organ,” and then threaten to terminate it by a cowardly attack, and personal violence. “ Forewarned, forearmed,’’ is an old maxim whioh we shall not forget. " Can ye tonoh pitch, and not bo de filed?” We are seneiblo of the truth of this query, but were forced to dirty our hands for onoe with a grasping crew of scamps, who, by din{ of much falsehood and importunity, have succeeded in gaining tbe confidence of a few abroad; bat, at home, are fast becoming well understood, and despised by a very largo portion of the'fcojnmunity. The timeiapast when subor dinate offioial position can confer respectability; or the bally be considered a gentleman. Offices fall into suoh strange hands of late that the peo ple have discovered that an office holder may o' easily torn out a rogac, or a 11 small potato - and they will judgo him by his oonduot, and not ’Sy'hiß titles. In tho midst of this growing sen timent of popular independence and freedom, the “organists” undertake to draw the reins of official and insolent oontrol more tightly than ever; and even to forbid to the press tho old fashioned privilege of announcing the appoint ments to office. It will be remembered that it was onr mention, in the ordinary way, of the ap pointment of Mr. M'Calmont to office, and then enumerating the offices he held, that gave rise to this controversy, which they now threaten to end by b|uto force. Wo would einoerely caution tbemngainst suoh an attempt. THE LAST AttGWMEJS'TOIF RUFFIANS ’ of the “gratters” connect edTinth the Union yesterday exhibits ono of the meanest phases of human nature. They com mence a furious assault upon an editor of the Pott through their coldmns, calling us by name. We conclude that we have endured their abuse long enough, and reply in earnest, having a con stant reforence to faots as oar justification. They reply with all the bitterness and ability their several editors oan command. They malign us to the utmost, and, one would suppose, to their heart’s content. - Eaoh article of ours is p reply o one of theirs ; yet, at the end of ten days, we ■_ nttohfese baffled libellers threatening a resort to . he last argument of ruffians—brute force, and breach of the peace. Now, in our estimatibn, there is a meanness and a cowardliness about suoh an impotent conclusion of a blnstering editorial onslaugh, that should brand any man with infamy. -Theysoleot their own weapon— the pen; enter the lists, and throw down the gauntlet. Mt is taken up. In a few days after wards, we find them fairly bellowing with rage, and menaoing an appeal to brute force. They pursued the same course towards the editor of another paper not long ago, and the bully of the establishment actually made an assault upon him, making it, however, in the midst of people whonijje knew would interfere bofore his brains were blown out. We warn them against similar ruffianism towards ns. Our press can never be silenced by such threats, nor any other feelings be excitedib us by them bot those of profound disgust and contempt. . We hope our next foes will be more manly, and better able to do battle with their pens. None but ':a coward will threaten an assault Bud battery without coining right along to com mit the same. Ob, dear 1 But will they come ? No. Cincinnati . Elections Outrageous Iltot lng—it Sam” Defeated I ■ We received by the iflail last nigbt the Cincin nati Commercial with election returns up to four o clock yesterday morning, from which we learn that James J. Faran, Democrat, is elected Mayor °7 er Ft?' Ta^or « Know Nothing. The rest of the ticket is i n d(mbt Tbe Know NothingB were guilty of the most ontragoous rioting, and a e n t e afternoon some five hundred of them took possession: of the 12tb Ward ballot box and . 68 oh'arged tbe Germans with fraudulent voting intbie Ward, but the j udges of eeo oa ieelared ever yt b j„g ba( j boen d oue on the square. »p j u Hays & Black—D. Leech & Co.*B j now in active operation on tbo canal. The) canal is no W ill order for .business, andthiadine, whioh has for many years done a heavyJroßi ness on the public works, is prepared to forward goods at lower , rates than ever. See their ad vertisement in another column. There are sev eral firms engaged in the transporting business be tween this city and Philadelphia, and all are pre pared to do a large busiqeaa. Tho low rates of Freight by this route, tho speed of transporta tion, and tbe correctness and accuracy with whioh the business is doue, should mako this a favorite route for trade between the East and West* The canal will doubtless do a large busi ness this season. APRIL 4 The season of frost and ice, of stringency and panio, of dallaces and despondency, we trust, has passed away. Tho channels of business are opened, confidence restored, and renewed life and vigor are beginning to pervade all branches of trade and business. All our citizens can re- joice at the evidences of returning prosperity. One of tbe sources of the prosperity of our city is a large and active business on the canal; and we are glad to learn that that business has now commenced with good prospects. Newspaper Change. —We observe by a recent issue of the Sandusky Commercial Register, that Henry D. Cooke, Esq , has withdrawn from ao tivc duty in tho management of its editorial col umns—a position which ho has filled for several years past with great credit to himself and sat isfaction to the patrons of that journal. The editorial colomoa will in future be under the control of Messrs. Earl Bill, and Orville J. Yio tor, the latter gentleman having recently taken an Interest in the establishment. Mr. BUI is a perfect Gradgrind in the way of “facts” and “ figures,” and has tho reputation of having made the Register the best commercial paper in Northern Ohio. Mr. Victor is a mau of fine literary attainments, a foroible writer, and has, for more than two years, made the looal oolumn the most readable of its kind of any on our ex change list. We are glad to know the peoplo of Ohio have appreciated his labors so well. THE* ANTI-LICENSU BIL.L. This bill is now pending in tho Senate. Sev eral amendments have been proposed, altering some of tho features of the bill. But the gene ral effect remains. It Is designed to prevent en tirely the sale of intoxicating liquors in this State in less quantity than a quart. The Harrisburg Union says it is a prohibitory liquor law in disguise, aod adds: “Wo have not tho slightest doubt but this bill will be passed by the Legislature, and less doubt of the action of the Executive. The fact is it will became a law, and those men who are engaged in the liquor business may as well make up their minds to this result.” pw* The editor of the Young American will insist that wo are “crowing over him.” We as sare him ho is mistaken. lie has a right to prosper if he can, and it is not in our nature to wish ill to our neighbors, or be jealous of their rivalry. “Live and let live,” is our mo'to; and we would not adopt and practice any other if we could. So, neighbor, doa’t be angry any longer. We would be happy to see you. Seventf-Uve s«\v Banket! The Harrisburg Ueral-i gives the following list of Bank bills which have either passed the Legislature, aro pending, or waiting to be re ported : BaDk of Cocenmtißb, $lOO,OOO Bearer County Bank, liloomfbur? .... CatAßsqua Bank, .... Goat aud Jron, Philadelphia, Qaas* bill. Clrarfisld lUnk-- w IOO^X'O Farmers’ and TradoTV-Bank t .PhUadelphU, * 250,000 Merchants* and Mechanics* Bank, da • SOO,OOO Pittston Bank, Sbamckm Bank, Allentown Bank, (signed by the Governor,} Bank of Moaot Pleasant, Anthracite Bank, Tamnqua, Bonk rf New Cas lc, • Bank of Pnttstowu, (Tatoed,^ CUy Bank rf Philadelphia. Coinolida:ion Bank cl Philadelphia, Ccxnmvrc-al Hank, UarrLbarg, Canonrburg Bank, 100,00“ Iron and Coal Bank, Philadelphia, Sonata bill 2 5 O.OCO Lock Haven, Lebanon Bank, Bank, nttbargb, (rlgncd byGorernor,) 600r000 Mooch Chunk Bank, Montour Bank, Mercer County Bank, Stroudsburg Bank. Western Bank of Mi<odvill*\ Allegheny Valley Bank, littsburgb, • - • 600,000 Ameiican Batik, Philadelphia, - • • - 1,000 000 Commercial Hank, PltlabuTgfh,’ .... 600,000 Corn Exchange Bank, Philadelphia, • ♦ 300,(L0 Cnemical and Manufacturers’ Bank, Philadelphia, 250,000 Donegal BnDk, Darlington Bank, • , * Farm-n*’ and Mechanics’ Bank, York, Farthers’ Bank, Carlisle, Luzerne County Bank, ■ • .» - Merchants’ Bank, Philadelphia, - Mltrers' Bank, Sunbury, - Metropolitan Bank, Philadelphia, Shawnee Bank, Union Bank, Philadelphia. • Westmoreland County Bank, - Total new Banks of I»suc, $15^05C?,000 Hocesdale Bank, (passed in spite cf veto,) 200,000 ADD roa BAXES ASKIS3 IXCE.EAS* CF CAPITAL. Mechanics’ Bank, Harrisburg, • Tradesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, York County Bank, York, • Farmers’Bank, .Beading, Columbia Bank, • Farmers’ Bank, Schuylkill, Bank of Lewis* urg, Bank of Penn Township, Formers’ and Drovers’ Bank, Bank *-f Commerce, Philadelphia, Miners Bank*, Pcttsrlile, ADD 6A715C8 BASES ASKED FOB. Cumberland Valley, Hanover Saving Fund, • Milton Saving Bank, New Br ghion Saying Bank, Philadelphia Deposit Bank, Pottsville Saving Bank, - Beading .do. -do.' .... Seamen’s do. - do'. (Philadelphia) Wrijjhtsvilledo. jio. .... ' Washington 'do. .do. Anthracite ,-do.u do. (Donaldson) Industrial . do. do. (Sunbury) Dauphin do. • . . . . Philado. do. "-’do. - - - V Pillsburg Saving ’-i do. • - • .. Dickenson do. £ do. - Carlisle Deposit do. Citizens’ do. do. (Pittsburgh) • Commonwealth SaVlhgßank, • Moaongahela do. , do. Capital of new Banks, Increased capital asked for, • ** Total, • - • ■ [From the Daylon (Ohio) Gazette, 27th.J Death from Hydrophobia. About 30 years ago, Mr. A Rogers, of Frank liD, Ohio, was bitten by a mad dog and was pla ced in utter darkness, under medical treatment, for the space of thirty days, and apparently re covered from the effects of tbo bite ; though at irregular intervals sinco that time, he has felt unpleasant and peculiar sensations, supposed to bo caused by the virus, which in an almost in significant degree, remained in the system. Oth erwise he enjoyed remarkably good health, and be ing a man of powerful physical frame, weighing near 200 pounds, it is probablajhat the strength of his constitution kept the effects of the virus in his sygtom subdued. It was son the 15th day of laßt Janary that'ho received tbe last bite, un der the following circumstances : A small half starved dog bad been about the house duriDg the day, and Mr. It. told one of the children to call it in and feed it, whioh was done. MK R. stooped down to caress it when it bit him in tbo hand. Ho instantly grasped bis hand, and remarkod to his wife that he nev er felt such a pain. It seemed to thrill his sys tem like an olectrio shock. Nothing farther, however, occurred at that time beyond a very severe headacho and a slight nervous fever. The same dog was known to have bitten Beveral hogs; bat not until tbo hogs became rabid, whioh was several weeks after, was the dog supposed to have been mad. When Mr. Rodgers became ac quainted with these facts he at once felt that under his peculiar situation, with the virnß of a former bite in his system, his oaee was a hope less one,'and immediately set about olosing up bis business, and made his will, communicating I his apprehensions to no person, not even his ■family. He enjoyed usual health up to Wednes day before bis death, when the Bymptoms of hydrophobia began to manifest themselves, caus ing him, however,-no serious inconvenience un til Friday morning/when on attempting to wash his hands and face he found himself unable to get his hands into the water. He ato but little breakfaet.and in a’short time went to bed. About 12 o’clock on Friday night he was seized with a most fearful spasm,' which lasted for some time. After- the spaßtn passed off he beoame quite calm and convened almost THE CANaL. $16,260,000 $ 2,655,000 15.250,000 1,800,000 $19,705,000 incessantly, and assured his friends that be.l Would not harm them in any His next} spasm was on Saturday morning, and more wio- i lent than the former. Xbejaat spasm seemed to I rack the eufftrcr with the most .excruciating agony, and wa9 dreadful io the extreme even to witness. During all his sufferings, to the very moment of his death, be was conscious of bis condition, perfectly rational in all respects, and seemed to take particular care to barm no one during hie raving fits, although be was in no way secured, and in the same room with bis friends and attendants. It is certainly contrary to the usual experience that the virus should remain so long in the sys tem and giva no more decided manifestations of Us presence. Dot the case, though a remarka ble one is by no means an isolated one. LIST ILLNESS OP NICHOLAS. THE DEATH SOEjNTE. The Berlin official Staats AnzHgtr oontains.thc following details relative to the illness and death of the late Emperor Nicholas, which have beeu communicated to It from authentic or rather offi cial sources, and dated St. Petersburg, March 3. 1855: “ His Majesty, as it now appears, had long been suffering from an attack of ‘grippe.’ As early as the 18th of February, (N. 5.,) the body physician, Dr. Mandt, requested permission to oall in other physicians. The Emperor consent ed, smiling and joking the while on Dr. Carell being admitted. The Emperor’s condition be came( slowly aggravated through insomnia and increased oough, with much expectoration, so that the pbysioians entreated his Majesty not to quit his apartments on the 2‘2d. But the Empe ror would hear of no suoh thing; whereupon one of the physicians said, * Were any soldier as ill as is your Majesty, tbero iB not a doctor in tho whole army that woold allow him to quit the hospital, as ho must know that the patient would return in a worse state.’ The Emperor answer ed, * Gentlemen, you have done your duty—l thank you; and now I will fulfill mine.’ Having said this, he mounted his sledge, although the weather was rather cold, (15° Reaumur, or 34° below freezing point, Fabrv.uheit,) and drove to the ExcrcißO House of tho Guards, to inspect some infantry which were about to march in order to complete the regiments io Lithuania. “The Emperor, who oppoared for the last time on tbia occasion, was evidently much in. commoded by this visit. lie coughed violently, expectorated greatly, and said, as ho came away, ‘ I am comp'etely bathed with perspiration,’ al though it was anything hut warm in the exercise house. [At St. Petersburg and Berlin, long, lofty, and spacious buildiDgs are erected, where a greater or lessor number of troops can be drill ed and go through given mar ccuvres during bad weather, and at any season ] Io this state his Majesty drove to tho abode of the sick War Minister, (Princo Dolgorouki,) warned him not to go out too soon, and returned to the Winter Palace. Io the evening be attended the first prayers of Lent week, and then passed the rest of tho evening with tho Empress, but complained of cold, and retained his cloak on whilst in the apartment. From that day his Majesty did not quit bia extremely small working cabinet. There, on the 23d, as be lay on the sofa, covered with his cloak, he roceived Colontl and Aide-de Comp Von Tettenborn, and dispatched him toßobasto pol. After that hie Majesty made over business to tho heir to the throne. “ From the 24th to the 27th no other answers were returned to inquiries but, • Tho Emperor does not quit his bed, as he has fever ; bis cough is worse and so forth. Daring his whole Ill ness bis Majesty Uy upon hie Camp bed—that U, on a morocco leather sack, filled with hay, and a pillow of tho enme, covered with a blanket aod his cloak. “ It was oo tbo 28th that the malady assumed a decidedly serious character. On the night of that day, to the let of March, ho became rapidly worse. The physicians apprehended paralysis of tho hmgH. On the evening of tho Ist his Majesty was given up. The Eroprca and heir to ‘he throne entreated him to take tbo 6icrAmeots. It was at this moment that the Emperor first ap peared to comprehend the imminent danger of his condition ; but scarcely any emotion was re marked in bim. Doring he night of the Ist to the 2d March, Dr. Mandt communicated to the Emperor that he was dangerously ill; that hia lunge were strongly affected, and that much was to be apprehended. Tho Emperor replied quite tranquilly, * So, there is danger of paralysis of the lungs V * That ia possible. Sire,’ replied the., phyeidan. Thereupon the Emperor received tbo sacraments with great tranquility and firm ness, took leave of the Ecapresa and of the im perial children and grandchildren, and biased and kissed each individually, pronounced at the Bime time the benediction, and then only retain ed with him the Empress and the heir to tho throne. This occurred about 4A. M. on the 2d. A little later his Majesty said to the Emprcf-s, ‘ Go and repose a while, 1 entreat theeto which she replied, ‘Let mo remain with tbeo. I would fain depart with thee were it possible.’ The Em peror then said, ‘No! Thou must remain here, below. Tako care of tby health, eo that tbou mayst be a point of concentration for the whole family.’—[This expression contains an evident allusion to the apprehensions said to have long existed in the Emperor's mind that lees harmony existed between the members of bis family than was desirable. Indeed, it ia no eeorct that these apprehensions had repeatedly caused him and the Empress groat uneasiness.—*l will havo thee called when tbo moment approaches.’ Tho Empress obeyed this distinctly uttered command and quitted the room. “ The Emperor then directed Counts Orloff and Adlerberg and Prince Dolgoroski to enter, thank ed them for thoir fidelity, and took leave of them. Bomowhat later the Emperor directed .his special domestics to enter, complimented them for their good services, .and Messed and took leave of them, whereatho himself appoared greatly affected. Finally,’Madame do Bobrbeok,, bedchamber womao, was sent for, and his Ma jesty thanked her for tho fidelity ebo had eo con stantly shown to the Empress, and for tho soli - oitude with which she bad always attended her, and especially in her Majesty's recent illness! Ho prayed her not to leave the Empress ; and finally added, 4 Remember me to my dear [palace] Peterhof.’ The Emperor also took Dr. Uarell’s hand, and said, ‘ It is not your fault.’ “ As the Father Confessor Baynotf epoko with the'Emperor, he took tho hand of the Empress and laid it in that of the former, as if ho inten ded to confide the Empress to tho care of tho priest. After all this, the Emperor’s voioe fail ed him a while, daring which he frequently orossed himself and. prayed iuwardly. At a later period hia Majesty recovered his voice, and spoke now and thea, until his end arrived, which occarred at ten minutospast twelve on tho after noon of the 2d of March, and in presence of his whole family. “Nearly the last words the Emperor uttered distinctly were the following: • Diteß a*Fritz (Frederick William IV., of Prussia,) de rester toujours le memo pour laßusale,' et de no pas oublier lea paroles de Papa,’ (tell Fritz to con tinue alwdys tho same for Russia, and not to forgot tho words of Papa)—moaning tbo words in the testament of tho late King of Prussia, recommending olose allianoe with Russia. 200,000 200.000 160,000 000,000 200.00 :l 200,000 600,000 200.000 1,000,000 100.000 200,000 200,000 $200,000 50,000. 200,000 2 >0 000 160,000 100,000 100,000 160,000 100,000 240.000 300,000 $1,800,000 “The Emperor encountered the death strag gle with a calmness of soul, Christian snbmiSßion, and manly firmness that was truly edifying. So only oould a man die whose oonßoience was pure, and whose intimate conviction was that he only deßirod justice, and dealt accordingly. God will be merciful unto'the Emperor! It is really Buperhnmaa what the monaroh has morally un dergone and resisted os regards his individual exertions within the last year; and how each wounded soldier was a Btab in his own heart. “ At first the face of tho corpse fell away, bat towards evening the fine lineaments appeared mote imposing than ever in their regularity and calmness Hitherto the Empress has supported this unexpected and terriblo blow with extraor-. dinary fortitude. Yesterday she passed an hour* alone with tho body. Tho bewilderment pro duced on all by the Euddenness of this oatastro pho has gradually given way to a sentiment of univereal grief.” OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA RAILEOAD. THE ONLY RAILROAD * RUNNING WEST FROM PITTSBURGH.') On and after MONDAY, March 12th, 1855, the PAB3EN« GER TRAINS will run an follows, until further notioa: Fast Train will leave at 3 A. M, Mail Train " “ « at BA. 11. EipbessTraih “ at 3P. M. These Trains all run through to Crestline, and connec?- there with the Columbus and Cincinnati. Ohio and anl Bellefontaina and Indiana Railroads. At Mansfield# connections are made for Newark, Zanesville, Bandusky, Toledo, Chicago Ic.; and at Alliance for Clev*£ land, Ac. No trains run dn Sunday. -• Through Tickets sold to Cincinnati, LouLs?llle fit. LouisJ Indianapolis, Chicago, Rock Island, Fort Wayne, Cleveland,T and the principal Towns and Cities in the West. • The NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will? leave Pittsburgh at 10’A. M. and 5 P. M* and New Brighton! at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M.' .«>*' For Tickets and farther information, apply to * J. G. CURRY, At the corner office, nnder tho Monongahela Housed Or. at the Federal Street Station, to ; f : GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket AgenUt ; Pittsburgh, March 10th, 1855. (mblO) J? NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: . Reported Expressly for tMaily Morning Post. ' Cincinnati Election* Cihoissati, April 3— A'oon—Tho election is still undecided; a fraud has,been detected in Twelfth Ward, wbiob gave Furan, Denoorat, 600 majority, and it is proposed to throw bat the en tire vote. If this is done, Taylor, American, will have about 100 mnjority; but if this ward Is counted, Far&n will have from 400 to 000 majority; snd tho Eleventh Ward, the ballot box of which is destroyed, is supposed to have given Farnn from 600 to 700 majority. Had the entire vote of the city been counted tho whole Democratic ticket would have, been elected by from 600 to 1000 majority. There was moro rioting last night; it is sup posed ten or twelve persons were killed or mor tally wounded; pistols were discharged indis ertminatciy, and the only wonder is that tho destruction of life was not greater. From Havana* New Tore, April 3 —The Black Wprrior has arrived, briuging Havana dateß to the 29th. Numerous additional arrests have been made at Havana, and among them is Don Carlos Cas tillo, Manager of the Bank of Havana, and Don Aloczas, a wealthy broker. Their only offence is believed to have been expressing sympathy for Pinto. Mr. Robertson, actiag T 7. 8. Consul, it is understood, has sent in bo strong a protest agaiosrthe so called trial of Estrampei and Fe lix, bb to induce tbo Captain General to refer the matter to the Spanish minister at Washington before carrying the sentence into execution. An announcement has been made that six companies of colored militia are to be established at Havana. Burns Slave Case* Boston, April B.—The trial of the alleged rioters iu the Barn’s rendition, Theodore Parker, Wondell Phillips, Qigginson and others, came on to-day before Judges Curtiss and Sprauge. They were defended by John P. Hale and other leading Free Soil lawyers. The defence moved that tbo indiotments bo quashed on various grounds; one, that the U. 8. Marshal Freeman, who summoned the jhry, was the party alleged to bo assaulted ; he was therefore not an indiffer ent party in the triaL Terrible Calamity. Philadelphia, April 3.— A largo new Glass Factory in progress of erection in New Jersey was blowu down daring tho galo yesterday. Twenty five persons were buried iu tho ruins ; eight bodies have since been*taken out. Others were seriously crushed. Among tho killed is tho son of Aleerman Palmer of this city. Connecticut Election. Hartford, April 3.—Tho returns arc not all in yet, but the result will be nearly os follows: Inghum 27 000; Miner 25,000; Dutton 9000. The Know Nothings and Whigs have 19 or 20 ol tho 21 Senators, and probably 130 of 234 Repre sentatives. They have also carried all four ol the Congressmen. The Hog Crop. Cincinnati, April 3. —Tbo Price Currontpnb lisbes a full statement of hogs packed in the West, which shows a falling off in the number of 349.000 head, and in the comber of pounds 4G3.000. The crop is 20 per cent less than last year, and 2$ per cent, heavier than the previous season. Heavy Snow Storm, Syracuse, April 3.— Tho cars left Binghamp ton at seven yesterday morning, md did not reach hero until half past seven this morning. They encountered snow-drifts twelve or fifteen feet deep. Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo Elec. Cleveland, April 3,—Castlo (Know Nothing) was elected Mayor to-day, by about 500 over cx-Governor Wood, Democrat The Know Noth ings have been victorious in Columbus and To ledo. Great Ilficf--Lexington and Lecoupte. New Orleans, Apr.l 2.—-The race to-day agaiust ti ue, for a purse of $'20,000, resulted in the victory of Lexington, who ran four miles in 7 min. 19J eeo. &. Brcor’i Note* Protested. / April 3.—We loam that several Tnlls oHixcbriDge, drawn by Pago & Baoon on partieajiore, have been retnrned protested, which confirms a previous report. municipal Klectton* Columbia, S. G., April 3.— The election of Mayor resulted ia the choico of Arthur, who ia ola’aiudas a Know Nothing, by 130 majority. The Great Revolution iu Medicine \ Ii is accomplishedi -.Th? want of centuries is supplied 1 I.v Moe3*’a IsvioouiTixo Elixir oa Cosmal we have a medicine that destroys dhetuo, without wenkening the system; that exhilarates the spirits, without entailing sub l&qdMri depression; that cores indigestion in all its forms and consequences, that restores the shatteinl nerves to full vigor, that regulates the bowels and the liver, that eaufss the constitution itsdf to rocuperete— and that in fa.’t an swers the purpose all rtimalant -, all nerviue preparations, all cathartics and alt alerativep, without producing any of thsAinpleasant after effects which flow from tha nso of ordi nary medicines. The Arabian herb which forms its basis seems to be the very thing for which herbalists find physi cians, chemists and .pharmaceutists, have rearched in all age*, and, until now, searched in vain. Lit the sick ryoice ! The Ccrdiil Is put up, highly concentrated, in pint bot tles. Price,lhreo dollars per bottle; two for five dollars; six for twelve dollar*. Q. 11. RING, Proprietor, 192 Broadway, New'York. fold by Druggists throughout the United Sutes, Canadas and West Indies. AGXST3: 0. n. KET3ER,'I4O Wood Bt„) FELLRR3 A CO., /PitLburab FLEMING 8R03., f 43” Another instance or Tope Worm Cured BY THE USE OF Da. M’LANE’3 CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE. New Yobk, October 15,1852. This is to certisy that I was troubled with a tape worm for more than tlx months. I tried alt the known remedies fer thladreadful sfflietion, butwlthout being able to destroy it. I got one of Dr. M’Lano’t) Almanacs, which contained notices of several wonderful cares that had been performed by this celebrated Vermifuge. I resolved to try U; and immediately purchased a bottle, which I took according to directions; and tbo result was, I discharged one large tope •worm, measuring morj than a yard, besides & number of small ones. , Mbs. M, SCOTT, No. 70 Cannon Ft. P- 3-—Tho abovejfaluable remedy, also Dr. hTLane’s cel ebrated Liver Pll!p,?can now be had at all respectable Drug Btores in this city. Purchasers will bo careful to ask for, and take none but Dr. STLane’s Vermifuge. All others, in comparison,- are 'worthless. Also, for sale by the sole proprietors, FLEMING BROS., Successors to J. Kidd A Co., mhSftdaw •» 60 Wood street REMOVAL! REMOVAL! ON; THE Ist OF NEXT APRIL, TO l?No. S 3 FIFTn STREET,^ HKLEBER respectfully informs the public, that on • the Ist day ot April nest, he will asaots ma Mcaic AND FIANO WABXROOHS tO No* 53 Fifth street, next door to Masonic Hall, And "a /»ts door x from Vie Pott Office ' The New Establishment will bo fitted up in the most ele igaot mauner, and the Pianos kept on the second floor, in a richly furnished and spacious saloon. A 6PETPID NEW STOCK OP GRAND PlANOS— FullGhand andSemi-Qrasd, FULL SERPENTINE PIANOS, SERPENTINE PIANOS, LOUIS XIV. STYLE PIANOS; ALL OTHER PLAIN STYLES OF PIANOS; MELQDEONS, SERAPHINES, etc., etc., ’I«-©n the way, and the public are politely invited to call ,aud examine the promises, slock of Good*, etc. H. KLEBER, No. 101 Third st, sign of the Golden Harp. *5“ Mortification, tbo instant a plaster is applied ilituet coaeo, and rigor is given by DALLEY’S PAIN EX TRACTOR’S pdlranlc effects, and except the parts are de ..ebmposed, theywill soon-bo restored to th-ir natural color; ‘.hut If *o, the contagions influence will be neutralized and for mortification cannot proceed wherever the be laid on, aud new flesh will certainly be generated. POISON tHOM IXSIOT9, RBPTILSS AKD PLANTS ■ Are rendered quite Harmless by rubbing in instantly a quantity cf PALLET'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, and after It has swollen, and livid spots ore visible. Even then, like 'tba voltaic battery, U will directly attract, dissolve, and 'metamorphose the poisoning influence. At the sting of and mofquito. u s, the instant it touches yon the pain tends. The bites of rabid animals also ora as speedily neu* iralized. o, V. CLIORENER & CO, % _ , , ' Proprietors, New York. J For sale bj Dr. G. IL KEYSER, 140 Wood street, and by ..all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the Uni .Red States. mh23:daw2w ; <Cs*lffeurtUgla*-.This formidable disease, which ■ieems to baffle the skill of physicians, yields like magic to •Carter's Spanish. Mixture. Mr. F. Eoyden, formerly of the Astor. House, New York, and late proprietor df tho Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va., is ono of the huodred3 who have been cured of severe by Cartels Spanish Mixture. •i Siuco hia cure,he has recommended it.to numbers of otherB, v who were suffering with- nearly every form of dls ease, wilh the most wonderful success. “-He'isays it Is the dnest extraordinary medicine he-has ever eeen used, and the Jbest blood purifier known. adyertfeement in another column. [mh!silm • SPECIAL NOTICES. 49? The Pleasure end Comfort of being WKX krd In; a SUIT OF OLOTIIE3, Is greatly enhanced by having them aoon, and suitaqlz to the season. GRTBBLE ..has got all that is necessary to effect that great consumma tion, both as regards fit and quality of goods. Persons, wishing to experience all this, and-be only moderately charged, can do so by calling at 240 Liberty-araxzT, bead ol Wood. T. B.—Pantoloons, in particular, is one of his greaUst fortes. Ho cannot be beet in the style and fit of this gar ment. numerous refertnets could bo given, if necessary, to corroborate this atafeme t. (det’9) Is. GIUBBLB The Eye.— For CATARACT, AMAUROSIS, FAR or NEAR BIGHT, INFLAMMATIONS, or any DISEASE of the 1 YE3, Dr. GRLKNE’3 TREATMENT IS A SOVEREIGN REMEDY. Thorefere, let all call upon him and be cured. Hia whole charge is $5. Ho can be consult d at the CITY HOTEL, ut ul i hours of the day, fske ofcita eor. mhZ'ttf Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Company; OFFICE 65 FIFTH STREET , - MASONIC HALL, PITTSBURGH, FA. ROBERT GALWAY, President. Jas. D. M’Gill, Secretary.. This Company makes every insurance appertaining to or connected with LIFE RISES. Also, against Hull and Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Mis sissippi rivers and tributaries, and Marine Risks generally. And against Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the Perils of the Sea and Inlaod Navigation and Transportation. ■ Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety to all parties. nmeoToas: Robert G alway, Alexander Bradley, James 8. Boon, John Fullerton, .John M’Alpin, Samuel M’Clurkan, 'William Phillips, James W. Uailmau, John Scott, Chiw. Arbuthnot, Joseph P. Gazsam, M. D., David Rirhey, James Marbhad, John M’Gili, Horatio N. Lee. Kittanninz. feblT NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE, NO. 76 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CHARIER PERPETUAL. Authorized Capital, 8300,000. AB3ETTB LIABLE FOR THE LOSSES OF THE COM PANY. In Stock Notes, (negotiable form,) secured by Mort gages and Judgments $lOO,OOO In Bills Receivable, Mortgages and Judgments, Bonds, Ac In Cash, Cash Assets and Cash Items. Total $263,000 H. OADWEL, President. O. H. IRISH, Secretary. 43* Fire, Marine and Inland Transportation risks, taken ratea. REFERENCES. PITTSBVEGCL Kramer A Rahm, Curling, RobeTtson A Co., N. Holmes A Sons, Wm Uagatey A Co., J. A. Hutchison & Co., D. Leecn 4 Co., Murphy, Tlernan & Co. PHILADELPHIA. Wainright, Hantington M. L. Hollowell & Co., & t loyd, David S brown <fc Co., C. 11. 4 Ueo. Abbott, Wood 4 Oliver, Heaton A Denekla, Caleb Cope 4 Co., Chas. MogaTgee 4 Co., Drexel <fc Co, hankers, lion. Wm. D. Keley, 8:ott, Baker & Co., Harris, liuli>4 Co., Deal, Milligan A Co. J. BANKS KNuX, Agent. dec!3:ly No. 115 Water street, Pittsburgh, CITIZENS’ Insurance Company of IreSr Pittsburgh. —WM BAOALEY, President; SAMUEL L. MARS HELL, Secretary. Office! 94 Waterr l (Tf*t,betwte7\Earkeiand Woodstreett. -Insures HULL and CARGO Risk*, on the Ohio and Missis sippi Rivers and tributaries. Insuresagainst Los* or Damage by Fire. ALSO—Against the Perils of the ties, and InlandNavSgk tlonand Transportation. oibsoxobs: William Bagaley, Kicbanl Floyd, James M. Cooper, Samuel M. Kier, Samuel Rea, Willium Bingham, BobertDaniap,}r., John S. Dilworth, IftSttO M. Pennock, FrenclKSflier/t, 8. Harbaugh, J. Schocnmaser, Walter Bryant, William B. Hays. John Shi pton. dec2l Pearl Steam Mill; CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY CITY, (MZAB ms EAILBOAD STATION.) FAMILIES will be supplied withourvarioußgrades of FRESH GROUND FLOUR, By leaving their orders at the Mill or in our boxes at Logon, Wilson A Co., Woodstxeet,cr Braun A Reiter,cor ner Liberty and St. Clair streets, Pittsburgh. H. P. Schwartx, or J. T. Sample, Druggists, Allegheny. Flour will bedelivered to ramilles in eitherot the two cities Tsr.sia: CASH on delivery. jy29 BRYAN, KENNEDY 4 CO. HOWARD Health Association of Pittsburgh, Fa.— OFFICE, No. 108 THIRD ST li-KT, opposite the Telegraph Office. This Association L organised for the purpose of affording mutual assistance to each other, in cuse of elcknes- or ac cident. By paying a small yearly payment, the members of the A&?ocialiun secured u weekly benefit daring tdeknefis, averaging from $2,25 to $lO per we-k. In this Association all member* are equally interested in the management and profits. S. 13. M’KENZIE, PrestJent. T. J. HnsTEB, Secretary. Finance Committee—Jostaa Kr.*a, Jaucj Reader, G. N. Hoffstct. Consulting Physician—F. Irish, M. D. nov3rtf Wettcrn Pennsylvania Hospital.— Drs. L. ScuENiK, 3ccond, between Wood and Market street*, end J. Redd, North-east enraer of Diamond, Alle gheny city, are the attending Physicianslo tho above Insti tution, for the first quarter of 1351. Applications for admLssion may ba made to them at all hours at their offices, or tbe'llu.-*pilul at 2 o'clock, P. M. Recant cases of accids-u tnl injury sre rec-ir'idat ell b*urs, without form Frankiln Saving Fund aud Loan A asocial lou, OKFIOL, No.'.*7 I'ii- iNI STREET. Di.-count Lay—Mvf.SDAlc. Notea tyfferihi SATURDAY to the Secretary, at the ptore of .loon H. Melior; No. SI Wood street. Weekly Du«s roceivr.l a*, the same time nnd place. |~decl:.iiuj .1. WIIITTI KK, Secretary. To Let.—THE SECOND SiVillY OF THE NKP TUNE ENGINE HOUSE (a Hall suitable for public meetings.) will be let for throe or four in the wetk. Enquire of GEORGE FUNSTON, d'-c4:3m at S. M'ClnTknuV, No 96 Wood street. Notice*—The JOURNEYMEN TAILORS 80- CIETY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the first WEDNESDAY ol every mouth, at SCUtMJHLEITER’S, in the Diumoud. By order. fel’Y GEO. W SEE.-E. Secretary O* O, F l .—Place of meeting, Washington Gall, IrtSr Wood street, between Fifth street aud Virgin alley. Pittsburgh Lodge, No.33ti — Meel.« every Tuesday evening. Ue&caxtili Evcampmknt, No. S7—.Meets first and third Pridav of each mouth. fmar^Srlv fTS* ATTENTION! 8. L. o.—You are hereby notified to IrriX attend et your Armory, on MONDAYS, WEDNES DAYS aud FRIDAYS, for drill, aud to transact such busi* oofs us may come before the Company. p. KANE, mar29:6md Secretary pro tern* Oq tho 30th of Ma*ch, at bis residence in Ce.-il county, Md., Col. Z&UDIEL W. POTTER, fcrmfrly United-States Consul at Valparaiso. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, £s* Extract from Minutes of Board cf Directors of the Pittsburgh Board of Trade: On motion, tho thanks of this Board be tendered to the Editors of the Gazette, Post, Union, and Dispatch, for pub lishing tbe report of Joslah Copt-ly, on the improve ment of the Ohio river. S. T. NoarHiii, Jr., Sup’t, Friday , March 30/A. 1955. [i‘P4j a Ottcc ~\\ AS LOST OK .MISLAID, yetOerrav U-c£r afternoon. April 3«i, a CUECR drawn ou the Trust Company, No. BU, dated 3d April, sigeed for Wm. Hairier per Sill, for Tbreo Uaudml and Forty-one 95 109 Pedlars. As payment of same has been stopped, the public U can* tioned against receiving it. fap4:2:*j WM. HUNTER. ' TRANSPORTATION TO AnDFROU THE EASTERN CITIES TLA. PENN A. CANAL AND RAILROADS. D. LEECH & CO.’S LINE, Between Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. THIS ROUTE being now in good order, we are prepared to despatch property either wav on favorable terms. Shipments consigned to either of the undersigned will do forwarded without charge for commissions, and all instruc tions promptly attended to. Address or apply to D. LEECH <t CO., Penn street and Canal, Pittsburgh. HARRIS & LKECU, Receiving Dapot No. 13 South Third street, Delivering Depot, Dock st., Philadelphia. A. SMITH, Agent, No. 75 North strett, Baltimore. JNO. McDonald, Agent, ap4:3m is No. 7 Batter? Place, New York. MOVING DAY IS uVh.R.' and many families have changed their residences. Some have left places that are dear to them, where they have attended some “ lovod one” through a long illness, ending in death! Many find their new home is not as convenient as the old one; while others are pleased with the change. In moving, the hands are exposed to the cold air, and become sore, and rough. This can be cured, and they can be mnde soft and white'by the use of the HERPETIC SOAP—price J2U cts. per cake Sold by (ap4] S. L. CUTIIBKRT. >4O Third st DO YOU WANT A SMALL FARil?—For sale, a Farni of Twenty-four Acres, eight of which are in cultiva tion, and all cleared except ei.jht acres, which ore in choice timber; on Orchard of abeut eighty trees of diff-rent kinds; about five acres contain Coal; situated at three miles from tho city, aud three quarters of a mile from the Ohio river. Price $l7OO. Terms: $3OO ia hand; remain der in one and two years. S. CUTHBERT & SON a? 4 No. 140 TbLd sL FEE BILLS for Aldermen, Justices of the Peace and Constables, os lately amended by the Legislature For sale by w. S. HAVEN, a P* Corner of Market find Second sts. BOUNTY LAND APPLICATIONS-Forms lor applied tlon for Bounty Land for sale by W. S. II ATEN, Printer and Stationer. Market st, corner 2J, Howard Association, PlUiadelphla. ANNOUNCEMHNT.-Toall persons afflict* J. ed with Sexual disease, such as Seminal Weakness. Im potence, Gonorrhoea. Gleet, Svphli*, Ac Ac ’ The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia, in view of tho awful destruction of human liTe and healtL caused by SaxaardiseaseB. and the deceptions which are practised upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases by quacks hmdlncted their consulting Surgeon, ns a CHARITABLE nStn^ r * thy ,T 0f their n i! me * i. 0 P Te MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted, (male or female,) who apply by letter, (post paid.) with a description of tfaeib con dition, (age, occupation, habits of life. Ae.,) and in cases of IREB D OrOH r &QE.' 8 '“ rerinS ’ t 0 * UBNISH MEDICINES OTne Howard Association is a benevolent mstltnUon es tablished by special endowment, for tbe relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with “Virulent and Epidemic diseases,” and its funds can boused for no other purpose. It has now a surplus of means, which the Directors have voted to advertise the.above notice. It is needless to add that the association commands the highest Medical skill of thB age. „ Address (post-paid) Dr. GEO. R. CALUOUN, CcnsulUnt? Burgeon, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 6 By order of the Directors. EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President. GEO. FATROIIILP. Secretary. fwplj Magazines For aHul all Frank Leslie a Ladies’ Gazette of Fashion, for Anril Harper’s Magazine, for April. v * Putnam’s do do , Graham’s do do Peterson's do do Household Words, do New York Journal, do . Blackwood’s Magazinedo = All the Magaiinea for April received and for sale th. Clietp Boot Store of W. A. GILDENFE.NNKY 4 00 *““ ®I“ KWi st, oppoaite the Theatre. , .' #• *■ ■ ' Tijg, QBEAT POSTHUMOUS WORK!—THE SLAVS OP THE LAMP; Oy WittUH NOSTH,author Of wmingsby," A?., Ac. : '.. ; •. exchange oldlampg for new.” —Arabian Wights EnUrtainmntt. CAfIJ). • Chip. : I- 17-Love and Death. . 18—Tbs Gamblers. &—Above Ground. 19-Old Latitude and Lons’*. 4—PeiegrlneCape. 20—Gold. 6—Fitzgam’a o\Bouncer. 21—The Beggar and the Poet. 6 The Plot. 22—Peter Quartz. 7 Tbe Row. 2^—The Ship of Mondel. 8— A Carious Girl. 24—The Farewell Present. o—ln Love. . 25—Me’r Dttd. MondelVYonth. 10—How to make Money. 25—His Fortune. ll Strange Talk. 27—Voyage to Golden Island. 12— Store Love. 28—Mutiny. ’• ; 13— Green-eyed Nemesis. 29—Berkley Married;. > • 14— The Sick Man. 30—Fair Blavo of. ; the Lamp. 15 — Chaos. ' - 31—Reconciliation. 10—The Bridal Kirn. 32—Conclusion. For sale by B. T. C. MORGAN, ap2 - . 104 Woodst BEST KNOWN WHEN TRlED.—There gentlemen taka pleasure la testifying.la regard to B. A. FAHNES TOCK’S VERMIFUGE, because two of the firm have used It in their private practice aa physiciaSSford number of years, and they have known It, by observation, to be good. Nxw AIBABT,In<L, July4th, 1853. Mtstrs.B. jL'ftthnestock{£ Cb.— Gentlemen: Hiving sold your valuable Vermifuge for some lime, dud having seen it used for many years, we would recommend ittoall as a safe and efficient remedy for alLca&es of worms. In no Instance have we ever seen any evil results following its administration, but always has 1C answered the purposes for which it was intended, and been entirely satisfactory. > > Believing that everything that has bean set forth in regard' to its virtues is strictly ia accordance with ourobservatlons, not only as practitioners, but as men of business, we would unhesitatingly say lo all who read this, that it is the best Vermifuge now in use, and that its virtues ore best known' when tried. . BIELY, HOOVER-* RIELY.. Prepared and sold by B.; A.'FAHNESTOCK A CO., - . . Corner of First and Wood: iet*. . *y6j\ f *\ JUSTRKCBtVED-^anothbrew s£y\l9jioi r.t fine fresh east-BSssggffEfg ERN AND LAKE FISH. Als?, a FRESH lot of SALT and COVE SHELL OYSTERS—aII of which we receive daily, vbemt; and raid at lowest rates. 8. BTEINRUOK, 128 Wood street. - op33t] Agent for tbe Philadelphia Oyster and Fish Co. LESLIE’S LADIES' GAZETTE of. Paris, Lon* . don and New York Fashions for April. Frank Leslie’s New York Journal,for April. Putnam’s Monthly, do . Knickerbocker, do . Godey’s Lady's Book, do Graham’s Magazine, do Peterson's Magazine, - d> ; Ballou’s Monthly, do Household Wards, . . r . do Blackwood’s Magazine, fox March. Harper’s Magazine, for April.- Price 16 cents. Together with all the new Books—far tele by , H. MINER A CO, ap3 No. 82 SmlthfieM street. RUMMER MANTILLAS.—A. A. MASON A Gii. are now 0 opening another soperiorassortmentof the latest Paris styles of Bpring and Summer MANTILLAS, In Silk, Batin, Lace, and other materials. . ..y ap3 SILK BONNETS.—A. A. MABON 4k CO. wilt exhibit, on Tuesday, April 2d,200 more Silk and Satinßonnets, in all colors, of their own and Eastern manufacture,. [np3 I'jTaNY WEATHER^—CARGO’S Mammoth North and South lights enable him to produce’ PIGTURE9 ;of Adults in the darkest weather. - - ■ ap2 ' POT AT E3—2o bbls received and for eale by ap3 . JAS. McLAUGHLIN. BY APPLES—IOO bushels'rec’d and fbr slleliy ap3 - HENRY H. COLLINS. IvKY PEACHES —100 bushels rec’d &u<l for sale bv 7 aj>3 HENRY H. COLLINS. Dr. D. Hant, Dentist, . HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE to one door below Market street, in FOURTH street, immediately in the rearcf W. W. Wilson’s Jewelry Store; and has assxdatedwlth him in the business Dr. C. KING. ep2£t TO THE PUBLIC—JOHN O. PARRY, successor to Parry, Scott A Ca, has removed his Warehouse next the Foundry on SECOND street, adjoining Gas Works, where I -am now prepared to sell everything in the Casting line at greatly reduced prices. fap2:lm] JOHN C. PARRY. A OHICKEBING 7 OctAYX ROSEWOOD rg&wßggffipl PIANO, in perfect order, has been left with SMi © frail 1118 for fiale > at * re *y tednced price, ■ The * 8 ® I 9 9 owner is about leaving the city, and ia willing to veil, for Cash, at a sacrifice. The subscriber will warrant this Piano to the purchaser, to to perfect in every particular. It has been In use three years. For sale by JOHN H. MELLOR, 'No. 81 Wood street, • ap2 Between Diamond alley and Fourth sti IJLBAbANT RESIDENCE FUR SALE.—A Dwelling Do oso of six rooms. neatly papered, and in first-rate order; with agood Lotof76 feet mmt by 110 deep; portico in-front of the house; a large porch in the.rear, under which is a well of excellent water; chicken house; coal bouse; apd a cave lined with charcoal. A choice selection of fruit trees, shrubbery, Ac. Situated within three minutes' walk of the R. R. Station, at Beaver bridge. Price $lOOO. Terms; $4OO in hand; balance Ini and 2 years, ap2 8. CUTHBBRT A SON. 140 Third st. Another small farm in Virginia fuk sale on easy terms. For particulars, call at the Real Ea» tats Office of S. CUIHBERT A SON, : _aj>2 . 140 Third Street. POTASH— 2 tons of prime quality rsceired this dav by *p2 HENRY H. COLLINS. SALEUATUS— 20 kegs for sale by ap2 , HENRY U. COLLTNS. GRE EN APPLES—7S bbls Green Apples far sale by pp 2 jas McLaughlin. ATS—SOO buthels for sale Isy ep2 - jas. McLaughlin. SHtLL CORN—4OO bushels for-tala by -• qp2 jas. McLaughlin- l/AROOKN—2OII bushels for sale by X!i «p 2 JAS. McLAUGHtIN. Ft F. SUOPE, Msechant Tailoe, ba-vremoved from his *. old *Lmd on Fourth street, to THIRD street, next d or to the I-tapatoh Buildings, where ha will t© happy tp fi**e all his o'd cummers, and as many new ones as may f*7«T him with their patronage. Ho has just received p new ttoefc 01 CLOTHS, VESTJNG3, 4c, of the latest and bes* patterns,and will warrant to msketUtmup ia a style that will injure complete satisfaction. inh3l:lw Mew Postage Act. THB attention of the public Is directed'to the following provision of the new Postage Act: . l.u. From and after April Ist, 1855, all leUer* between pkci-s in the Ebited States, 6c_prejxn't2. • 2i. For any distance, in the United States, not exceeding three thousand miles, Three cents single rate; ocer three th ous and miles, Ten cents. 31. Letters to California or Oregon, must be prepaid Ten cents; 4th. The existing rates and fegulsllons in-regard to let ters to or from Canada and all other foreign countries, re. main unchanged. Postage Stamps and Stamped Envelopes of the denomi nat on of Ten cents will be prepared and Issued speedily. ; Absolute pro-payment being required on'all letters to places within the United Btates, great care should be nzed as well in pre-paying the proper amount on letters above t the weight of half an ounce as on ri ogle letters. Letters unpaid dropped in the office will not be forward: ed to the r places of destination, bat will be retained to the dead letter office, monthly. A list of these will be posted up daily for inspection at the office. • ROBERT ANDERSON, P. M. Post Office, Pitlsbnrgh, March 27,1855.-—[mh3oJ BASEMENT TO I.ET. A GOOD AND WELL FINISHED EASEMENT/21 fee* wjde by 32 deep, one half above ground, well/ lighted; airy and pleasant, with a Coal Vault and Hydrant attach-: t-J to it; on FOURTH street, above cmlthfield; will bZ rented from the Ist of April. It is a good 6tand, and room fra House and Sign Painter, or any business of aaimUar kind. Enquire of GEO F, GILLMOBE, tnbSO £1 the office of th« Morning Post. Alexander W. Jb'oater* Attorney and counsellor at law, akd souci-: »ob is Obakcert, Agent for procuring Bounty Lands -nd renrions, atfd for the Collection of Claims in Great' Britain and Ireland. •; } made in this and.adjoining Counties; Es ; tales of decedents settled; Real Estates bought, sold or leased, and.rents collected. MoSeydinvested on Mortgage’ or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn. Office otrFOUßTHstreet,* few doors above fmUbfield. Pittsburgh, March 1855-4mb23:dtwJ j A* W* Foster* "VTOTARY-PUBLIC,'&ud Commissioner to the States of Tennessee, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Wisconsin. New \ork, Michigan, lowa and California. *s**Deeds drawn, and acknowledgments and proofs taken for reco -d or use- in any of the above named States Pittsburgh, March 28,183fr--[mh2Bd>wj ‘ ' OLD SOLDIERS are .reminded that under, the Bounty Land bill just passed, all who have served In any war since 1790 are entitled to 160 acres of land. The under signed offers his services for the procarement of Warrants under said Act. A. W. FOSTER, Attorney at Law, „ _ Fourth Bt, above dmlthfield. , N. 8.--The law applies also to all Drivers engaged in hauling for tee Army; to all Sailors and Marines? to Rev olutionary Officers and Soldiers; to those engaged as Volun leers at Piattaburg; lo flotilla men, and to those encased in defence of Lewhtown, (DeL) mb2»»Uw FOIV SALE—One-half, of a well established Manufactu ring business, with stock, tools, machinery, Ac. This is & rare chance for an active business man. profits good and but small capital reqoired. ■ * mh2B 8. CUTHBBRT A BQN, 140 Third fit. VOU KEUKJIBIitt iliad ANN,OLD JOE? Miss Ann, with her face so brown; Her hands! ah! ho. red; and tteu thoywere roojh— Toe roughest and redlest in town: I met her yesterday, old Joe, Her face beam’d bright with hope, * For her hands were emoeth, aod sort, end while— She had used Vie Haapmio Soap: This excellent Soap, which will rapidly heal All chaps Sr a i%v* c ' ,caD . f° r cents per cake, at No. 140 ThTRD street, below Smlthfieid. . aih27 For a truthful portrait, goto cargos oat LKBT, No. 76 PODItTH street, alme to please. mh27 pubOli BBMtDIES-Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, abort V Balsam Wild Cherry, Jayne’s Expectorant, Doncan’, t - , A > ar 8 e supply Of the above valurble remedies ree’d bv mh23 . jus, putaisa. AYKH’SCUKKIIY PECIOItAh and OATHABTIC PILLB 1 gross of these celebrated medicines rec’d br mh22 JOS. FLBiIINO. LAUIfcS will find the UIiRPETIC SOAP to be an excel lent Toilet companion. It removes tan, saliowness. 4c., and heals sore chapped hands. It also renders the skin soft, smooth and white. Soldat ‘ m h3l 140 THIRD Br; /-f BNTLEHEN will find the HKHPKTIO BOAf to be an VJT excellent article fcr Shaving. Bold at “ > De aD mh3 ‘ : . 140 THTRTI ST. AUHNCY KORTIIE SALE OP LANDBEIU’R RRWnT J.H. DItAVO, Famly Grocer, DhiSituS' i*a., h.s Arranged with David Landretb of Phli*A?tK?r* for a constant supply of his WawanSd These Seeds have, for man v veara ntnnd vicinity, arid it wUI ™^ob J <S’wlt?p^ m i”,“ tlo J“ s their reputa.ion. None will be sold by him direct from Landreth. ay nan but those recaced A .? 0g BXIhTOi'S TOE THE iTmT* f\, as fallows: Oriental Drooa Ft ihZ,* *iiDßF., Flower, Upper Ten, MaraSS. mar2t T. B. YOUNG* A CO., ■ c . 38 gmithflald strek. 1/ fnfS?JL*l^S fi, i 1U i Bls *T We constantly manuiac *Xiyi?r^or.^nni^t,lre every description; war ren ted In material and workmanship, and sold at reduced prices. [mar24} T. B. YOUNG A TO. HPE V POY .TaßLK3—With and withoutmaATetops, fin- X iahed and for sale by - fmar24j T. B. YOUNG A 00. O EUKtri’ARJEd AND BODE CAiiiSb—A variety of pat- O terns, walnut 6pdmsh.oganj; forealeby mar 2» YOUNG A CO. •7D FOU&TH bTREEf is the number, and, those who I vs mind number one will betake themselves thither. OAltG'.’S ROOMS arc the mosLAttractiveln-tbacity. His PICTURES are first-class, and prices moderate. ■ • mtSl GARDEN SHED DRILL, for drawing drills of various widths, from 9to 27 ioehee—the moat completo labor saving drill in use. For sale by mhl7 JAMES WARDEQP. o'#'-' Removed. Removal. AMUSEMENTS.: P^?Erac/yo«Eu, I to 3^fja^"“y'^‘ 7 ' * . - WHCE3 OF AuuuisroS: • Boxes for colored per50na......,,.... 'll . , w «rCertificate, securing. sente, i^jconu'ixtra, ' OE2.W Bat! Mist OUAhtTrIE OSAMPTOH In her rorite character 6f Qons Karatirai, In BhakaMaro'a ctla" bra ted Tragedy of IlE.Tnr YUI, Cardinal Wols^dfoSc?" -Wednesday evening, April 4th, less, wiu be acted • " HENRY Tlir. Cardinal Wolsay, C. Poster. | Henry VIII, Uoßride Dubois {Buckingham, Wallis! Qascn Katherine, Miss Charlotte Crompton. Comic 80ng...„.„.„ Dougherty. To con'luJe wlthjhe yores of the t- . .WIDOW’S -VICTIM. ' P * xr Gla ™ 9fOTd * I PclhMa pod * e » Leeeozx. Aire. Rattieton, Mrs Postor. | Jdno ChaUerly. Mto Eberlo. To morrow, the great Play of tbe FJtEHCB SPY. open at 7 o'clook; performance commeneca E E M A L. _ C. IHJISEir, MAHDPAOICEEIt OF EVEEY VAHIETT OF MAILS,- BOTTLES, WINDOW GLASS, Black Porter, Wine and Claret Bottle*, PEMIJOHNS; AND CAEBOTS; FLINT GLASS IXF.TERY YASIBTT. WareSonse, ITea; IPS Second, '& 133,135 Knt at., •' ‘ pmaepnon,'pa. rmh2B WELCOME, WELCOME NEW-DAT or CAP; - =-• •: • KpS&>. JUi In want of either will pleaeebear in.mind that MORGAN * CO., lO4 WOOD S?RE'ETj-Ea Ara mIHor a good article as low for cash 09 anr other ‘“ y - . °" U "S* W - -No.tlargo for sho*in" — • . r mh3l »U»oluUon ox Ivo-Partuerohlp. ■ ESSSIHSSSSt mmoal conneafc Tha bnainraa at the firm will be SltJ upbx/oabtiaEhodes, vho Is oalhoriied to receipt for alt debts dna Bali firm. ■ ' . . 30311UA EIIODEH. KKiMEB. March 27 tb, 1855. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. JS3*The nnae»isned hare, this day formed a Partner he .v D “. n,e > 6rm 004 ttjloof BETit HR & ANDERSON, far the transection of thelVhoJesale Trait and Confectionary bminesr, No £9 Woo 1 street PIIIIiIP-EETMER. ROBT..J. ANDERSON. Plttsbnrgh, March 27tb,1555. . , retiring frr.M tho Ccnfi-ctionnry b-a ; laer,i,l f-heer fullyrecemmornl McEirs. lUmua A Atoersos tony friends JO3UOA UHODE3. Fittfbarghe March 27th, 1855. . r : [ O poj PHUIP EWKtR. JtOBT. J. ASDEB3O3. * ANDERSON* ~, ■ ■ (successors to Joshuaßfcodea ACoi • ' WHOLESALE DEALER* Ilf FOREIGN EQUITS, NUTS, Sugars, ttc. PitpTurghf Pa^ Ctreot, . lh ® 8 ‘- Carles Hotel,: iEESII FRUIT— -260 boxes Eaisloa: 200 do do •. tfo' - . 60Q drams Figs; . , da 100-boxes do 20 mats new Bates; ; . 25 boxes.Prnnes: - 10 kegs do . 2 cases do ' Receiving ana for sale by *P2 EEIfMEB & ANDERSOV. ?0 Wml .f* FRESH NtJT37'ie.— T"--. •.■ : :; —- -20 bags Walnuts; • 20, do Filbert?; , , 20. do Cream Nate; 25 frars Irlca Almocds; 6 bales Bordeaux do 'lO boxes sßeHed do . 25 do 'No. 1 Bock Candy;. 16 do W. do 10 cases Sicily Liquorice; 360 boxes No. 1 Herring: • 100 dnz assorted Pickles;: - 25 dozen Tomato Catsup. Jost received and for vale by a _p2_ , RBYMBR & ANPEEBON. S 3 Wood eL O F\ -BOXES UAOCARONf: . 20 boxesYennicßUlj lOddozen Pepper Banco; . 10 do' Papers; IS do Olives; ... ID, do - Brandy Peaches; .do Cheirfics; .. .. .10 do fresh Peaches; 10-*do' , 'do.' Tomatoes; “ , - v . lo .do 3Valnrit Catsup - . . * * Jasfc received and for 6«! e by g*— " REYMER & ANPEftgn.V. 23 W 604 at. OUA.\GEa AND UKMONS 260 boxcs-Hrsiina Onuoffee. % 100 • do; fletiy ; do 240 do .Lpmongi,receWntrunJ forpaloW HFTMBTt.Jt AHtiKltgaft wSa ft British and Continental Exchange, . SIGHT BILLS DRAWS BY DUKcAar, SHEUMAH & CO. 02? TIIE UNION BAER, LONDON; Tr,-,.,,, or £1.150 Upwabps. . HESE DRAFTS ire arailable «t all the principal WNTINOT. ND ' SOOTtAOT> IKUI&D, S We ttlFO draw Sian? Buis on - SI» A« Grnnehaum ’& Ballln, . FRANKFORT A MAlff, : paru of OEBMMr - Persons Intebdingfo traTel abroad may procare, through uajl*tt«r« of Cretlt, on uhich Money con ho obtained, cu neodea, In any port of Europe. . r , _C#u«iwmj>fßUls; Notes, a 1 * d other .securities in Eu rope, will reo ire prompt attention. ' WM. H. WIIIIAMS A CO, Wood,Comer TMrd etroet. HMotlco to stocbttolders ~ ■“““ Office PitUburgh and QmneUstah U. It. Co , >' ■ • . „ Pittsburgh, March 20,18*5, f HE Interest on Subscriptions to the Capital of tfco Pitta* burgb ami Connollsrille Kallrcnd Company begins'to a«»tno as Foonas payment of the fall amount of such sub scnpuons shall hive been-made, and is payable semi an nually, in cash, on the Ist days of April and Octob-r. Subscribers entitled to receive itore hereby notlfUd’that the seml.atmual interest on their stock will be due and caY able on the let day. of April nex, at the.Offl-e of the Com panY,ln this City. A. L. BUSSELL, • mhgf • Secretary. tildes nod on. M . v LANGE, (of the late 6rm of IUEO ADa LiY-QE,}, lf±* having Ken the Bland lately occupied by J. G. 333 LIBERTY, street, opposite the head of "°?2> « n . 4 haring purchasrd hla Stocky which he is now re plenishing from the feast, invites the attention of buyers to hw assortment, which he is determined to cell at the low est rates for cash, or approved abort credit. . E. H. DAY hereby Informs his customers that he will be fo » und ? t A thool ‘ 1 stand,233 Liberty street, where ho shall bo pleased .to meet them, and supply their wantages hereto • fqrg - -•••-• • 1 : . mb2T.2w REB SOLE LEATHEE—3CO Sidra just re -eired nzidfp? hy M,PE LANGE.: OT. iAJUId ulDfci—{K,OJust received and for sale by Q mh27:2w . ■ ■M. PE LANGE. UICiIAIiD O. BUCKING. —■* - - •titAßUWcrmisa o? • ■ Gilt, Silver, Brass, Bronze,. Looking-Glass,* PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES, - P lA 'N AND 2l Et. Curs sthir. All kinds of Composition Ornaments, for Steamboats, xr 6 * of GUa.ng and lie gilding, to order. Gilt’ Monldlngs tjr Frames,.T»bolesa.’o:ana retail. Tarnish lbr : OR Pamllngs. Eugrasings and Holographs, for sale. .83-Impaired or defaced OU PalnUngs-resiored In \h«' best manner. .tV"* . . All Frames and Mouldings tn- nufactnred in this eatab- 1 water™ 1 ”' r 1,0 cleaned withont iejurj, with toap and' C-H ° nd tea- No- 21 St. Clair at., PHtfltnrgh, [mhs3,i DUeoluttou ot PninenliiD. Wm - Vouogron and Daniel Yonngßon. nmtar th- name of Wji. Yoracsott 4 cT i,' Wit YUUNGSOS will cany on the plinmAq Ila tra eche3at the Shop of the late firm No •23 ShYENTH street, opposite the Neptone EnghS?Hoo£ ntlZ7:l< ' WM. YoDNQSON. _Wcu Voaoffion. “ 51021 AND OHIf AililMAi PAINTER—Ka. 23 fixrunrH street, opposite the Neptore Borina “ TOSe - •• mh27:6m „ s*“rt*»-We»tern **ollco Agencr. 0. 89 WASHINGTON MttJiET, comer of juArlJoni. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Aixis n5rraT0y............ ............EwwVnn» Plnltertoa & *• BBraum - DIYOTB IHEIB AWESTTUS TOtIIBT£AKBAmO!T np a firra**..- DETECTIVE WleamMa, Miehljan and I nd i aoa . . A ®D CLAIMS AQiINBT UOVKBHm““tJLi ; XJL o-ro Bounty Land Wsrranta fbrSoliHera •and Minor Children, and will Ernrer > Wa .™ 3 V tho Western Pcniten* uajy of PentwylTanla until BATUKDAY, tie 3lrt BR K p f( f»Ja “ S of S°°d quality, and good fresh n .iiLoit i 6 .fo 0 shanfe bone to be pat in when to* quested; in all cases tho bone will be deducted)—for; on®. Scar from the Ist cf April, 1855. In such quantile* a* may bo requited: fmh'22t A PBfIKW a si. w«rrfen. - " A l'anher Wamctl« : A ,}?£RSON haying a Capital of Three or Four Thousand. lajL'Dollars to invest in a Hazmfacturing business, can hear of an opportunity where he can double bi* Horuy in A short, time. The best references given. For portion* lara apply at TBI3 OFFICE. , fmb27:tf ■ PKE3B*:majtN HYMN BOOKS—Koc’4 by Kipre-'d to-day, a largo assortment of Psalms and Hymns, of dll sizes a«d styles of binding, at i DAVISON’S BOOK STOKE, 65 Market street, near Fourth. ' «jUU&M2tf' BiULLLABTiSB—A. A. MASON £ CO. wilt J 7 open, on-tbe 28tfr Inst., gome fine nevrtjlesQf French Brilliances. " T : xnb26 Pulverized and O dered fiogarn, fcr sale by' . iinh2T '; - MILLER & RICKETBON. OILS— Bperxn, ttfcaie, Tanners’ ana Lara Uii, lor hal6 to mb 2f MILLER & ALERATUB—2O bb a foienta*, •* McFarland's ** for b.lb by [mhCTJ MILLKfI 4 WCKETSON SALT— 600 bbis 80. IBait, toYvette; Jotwile by - roh27 r ' . MILLER & RTCK.KTSO2L SUtf ab—itfu nnofl riantnuoa sugar id mor« auu tot sals b - MILLISII & BXCKmON, .'• P° g 8 ~ • 221,-2?3.l,iberty afreet MUliA SSBrr-XOU Ut>la yimmmon- jfltintva>«? • 160 hf bbU do * do -•L, . .■•• 25bbla 4 »St.JameB , *S.II.5Iolaspff».. fforsale by. [mhsBy MILLER & RICSETSCIL I^EAB— lfiO balf chesta Young Hyson,. Uanpowier, la . perlal and Black TeaA Forsaloby °mhas MIU/'RiI'irUIQKKT^ON. SWEET yOIATOIiS—SO bus. ju*t raw'd kpruoss iceMfrrt by [mhSJ yAaui WAB»kp,m#V^
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