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t . onlytor .—n o m PULL DETAILS{ 011 P 'PBS OPIIIINNG
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GREAT EXHIBITION.i
P 1 t Royat inaugurcaori by the Queen—Prince 4 l ",
bal—Her:Majetty's lifitsisterke Foreign . dlnt-
ED
s
brastult, with an ttuembitrge within Ihe':C:hry,'
JRi tai Nitta op 30,000 piersons. -
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 21 - P 1861
•
HARPER £ LANTO/19 PROPRIETORS.
L. HARPER, EDITOR
PITTSBURGH
. .
"NO A merica n eitizen-ein neer ceas- so - esteem the
rission, as the first of all blessings. Disunion! God for
l0;-11Tasicols list unborn would rue the rashness of as
ileal."-•-ißtralialts.N. -- •
. pciisooratto State' Conventions.
AT'READING','
--For notainatinipcandidates - :for Goys - mum and fdattan
Comsnssosora, on the 4th oflatte, 1851. as fixed by the
.Williannsport Convention. -
"' HARRISBURG,
For nominating candidates for SIII'BENE Brawn , en the
llth of Jtuae.lBsl; as fixed by the regular scion of the
State Central Committee. - •
To, Adveripiers.
The Monism* Posr has a latzer circulation shim any
subscription paper ,published in. Pittsburgh. To busi
ness men a 'forts an excellent medium for Advertising;
and being the only Democratic paper issued in Alieghe
- ay county, it goes , into the, heads of a class of readers
reached by no otherpaper. Advertisers will be. good
enough to bear this in mind. .
No* pit's, tor 't4e,:posT..
It is our intention to clothe the Morning Post in
a handsome new &errs, at the beginning of the new
volume in July. We are determined to make it lo
all respects the best and finest looking. - paper west
of Philadelphia. •
The Burma awl Minion type used at present -
In sattiog reading matter is offered for sale, ileum
Won to be given about the middle of July. =The
price of the Brevier will be 20 eta. a pound, and
the *Wan 16 eta. a pound—caah or approved en
dorsed paper.. '
Sienbanallie and Indiana Ballroad.
CHEERING NEWS!
,The gtenberiville Ideuenger of Monday contains
an Wide which will be gratifying to every friend
of tl3e Stetilieriville and Indiana Railroad :
sloo,ooo'aroax son. TEE Ransom) 1-0 n Satl
-
urday last the city of-Steubenville voted -$lOO,.
000 to the capital stock of_ the Steubenville and
Indiana Railroad;' almost unanimously. The vote
was a very one, and the result showed
that all classes of citizens were in favor of the
sub:seription. Steubenville has set a praiseworthy
example to other towns and to farmers along, the
-line of the road, the township having previously
taken the sum of $lOO,OOO, besides large individ
ual subscriptiona.
Now let the friends of the road at the west end
of the line come up to the work. Five townships
in Coshocton county propose. to vote $lOO,OOO in
the aggregate, and one township in Harrison
.-county_ $20,000. It is confidently calculated that
the will'do so:'
We
•
We learn from a private.source that our Sten.
benville friends will put their Road under con•
tract about the middle of June. We are really
glad to hear this, and it is to be hoped that the
fait will have the effect of arousing the citizens of.
Pittsburgh to the importance of forming a con.
Emotion with that Company.
It is unnecessary, at this time, to repeat the ar
guments we have "so often advanced in favor of
the Steubenville route. Every man who is the
least`acquainted with the rich and valuable sec•
tion.of country between Steubenville and.Colums
bus, must certainly be aware of the importance to
?ittaltargh...of the trade and business of that por
tion of the great State of. Ohio. We learn that
the citizens of Wheeling are now making efforts,
to indnce our Steubenville friends to continue their
- -Road in that direction, so as to form a connection
with the Baltimore and Ohio and Hempfield Rail
road& If this arrangement is carried out, the
consequence will be that Baltimore and Philadel•
Phia will - reap rich harvests at the expense of
Pitteburgh. , Let our citizens seriously think of
this matter, and act before it is too late.
IJNION TICKET IN MISSISSIPPI
Soots Nominated for Governor.
lcarn from the-New Orleans Crescent of the
, -
10th' inet., that, a convention of two hundred mern•
bets; c omposed of leading democrats and whigp,aa•
. -
ennobled in Jackson. They nominated, by a unani
mous_ vote, Geo. Foote for Governor; Gen. Clarke,
-01.Elinds, for Treasurer; Dr. Russell, of Carroll, for
Auditor; Mr. flowe,._of_ Jasper, for Secretary of
'State.
This wee unexpected to Gen. Foote, who, how
.
ever, hes,accepted.- the nomination, and starts at
once 0 the campaign. As :a stamp speaker, he has
ne -Noel the thoggh we don't think him
quite heavy metal enough for the , great men of the
Senate.: Eth will sail a head of Quitman as easily
.as n Baltimore clipper leaves a kettle-bottom dro.
glair. Geri. Qultrcian is one of the dullest proms
woeier had the misfortune to bear. The friends of
the Union are confident . ofcarryin the State.
Gen. - Foote received another agreeable eurprise.
, His friends presented him with a pair of bigh.blood.
ca` bongo and an elegant carriage, with which to
make Ilia iatipaiga. '
Delightful Summer ftetreet.
Our young friends, A..G. & G. W. MIILLB24
svhO•are*ell and favorably known to the citizens
of Pitthburgh, have opened a Hotel for the sum.
mer season, in the far.farned Borough of Mcgees
_
port, - in this county. There is not a more lovely
_
or romantic spot in the neighborhood of Pitts■
burgh than'the above Borough, being - lotated at
-the mouth of the„heautiful. Youghiogheny, in the
midst of a healthy and wealthy section of count.
• try. To those who design making an excursion
"to the country, for a few days or weeks during the
summer season, we know of no more desirable
retreat than
_McKeesport. Fish of all kinds are
plenty,in,the Monong ela and Youghiogheny
rivers; and upon the surrounding bills various de•
acriptions of game are . said _to be found in abun.
dance._ There are two daily lines' of Steamers
(Morning anti evening,) running on the Monon%
gahela. Those who stop at litur.rair's Hotel will
find the prOprietors to be perfect gentlemen, who
Will make every effort in their power to,render
their guests comfortable.
Our Beek Table.
We have received from Harlan Manna & Co.,
Louise La Valtiere, - or the conclusion of the Iron
Masks, one of the thrilling romances of Alexan
der Dumas. Those who want it know where to find
We have; also received from H. liliCormick,
Agent, theAmedcan Agricultoriit, published month
ly by Saxton and Blanchard, New York, for $1 per
annum. It ie an excellent work for farmers and
horticulturalists, and will he, found'for sale at the
store of S. N. Wickersham, Wood street.
• = Worn:in:3 , er rac TELZGILIPB.—During the re
.
cent' excitement in Boston, the editor of the:Utica
Gazette received the following dispatch :
!z.-The Bottid_of Aiderme.to hive referred Fredevs
Ick Hall to Secretary Webser.”
The meaning of this, as the editor says, sorely
puzzled himself and friends. What Frederick Hall
haddone, that he should he delivered - up to the
great Eipounder, no one could imagine. In .a
day, or two after, the mystery was unravelled in this
44 - ne !Marti hove rerouted Faneuil 8011 , to Dante
WOneF.” .
-4n the year 11331; there
_Was but one,newspaper
Pubhilted in Texas.. In 1841, there were eleven, and at
this tithe there - are thirty-three. Without including
• ny that had en almost ephemerieal existence, at differ;
entfpario4ihetrieripere dales., there luta been an ixt-
Ordasaof 221n . thdlast 20 yenra; or of _lO in the fast 10
yeas t nnd 22 in did fast. - - _
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(From the European Times, May 3.)
After several days' excitement, during which
the public curiosity had been wound up to the
highest pitch, the morning of Thursday, the day
fixed for the opening of the Great Exhibition of
the Industry of all Nations, opened most auspicious
ly. On the preceding day we bad rain and hail, with
very cold weather, but the glorious firstof May was
uninterrupted by scarcely a cloud ;arid at mid.day,
when the. Queen ascended the - throne,. the eel ,
gence of the sun left no other . '
wish Ungrati
fied.
As far as the mortalarrangements depended
upon man, they were perfect: and I rejoice to say
that the day passed off , without a single accident
that I have heard of. I found upon reaching Pic•
cadilly, at nine in the morning, a line of carriages
which reached from the Exhibition to the Eastern
end of Long Acre, a good couple of miles—and
the same thing existed west, north, and south.
Finding this to be the mile, I alighted and walked
into Hyde Park, entering the Commissioners' gate
without the slightest inconvenience. The scene
upon entering was beautiful in the extreme. Al*
ready every seat was occupied; but a member of
Parliament, who was an exhibitor, contrived to
make a little coterie in the Tunisian department,
to which I was admitted, and I saw the whole in
auguration scene under the happiest point of
view.
The company kept, pouring in until the lest
moment, and, at 11* o'clock, I gazed upon the
wonders of the,: grand transept, and heard the
mighty organ from the west end, the tones waft%
tag their sounds through the maze of British
manufactures and productions; while at the Eas,
tern extremity you save the American Eagle proud.
ly conspicuous over the bold inscription which
marked the region of the United States produc.
lions'-tong lines of beautiful women, wifo officers
and gentlemen, filling up the background, and in
every way the eye was turned some surprising
natural or artificial object was to be seen; the
tout ensemble was altogether most beautiful.
Punctually at 12 o'clock, the Queen arrived, her
entree being marked by long and animated cheer.
ing. - She seated herself on
_a chair raised on a
platform, surmounted by a spacious elegant blue
canopy, adorned with feathers, with Prince Albert
on her left. They were accompanied by the
Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal. The
court circle was now completely formed, making
a tabkau never to be forgotten. The Queenlooked
remarkably well. She wore the Order of the
Garter, a pink brocade dress, shot with gold, and
the Prince looked calmly and proudly happy.
The Duke of Wellington, who this day cam;
plated his eighty-second year, had been there near
ly two hours before, and the Commisaioners and
all the officials and ladies of the household 'stir
rounding the throne, presented a scene of extraor
dinary splendor. The National Anthem was
performed, and the music produced a most delight.
ful effect in theglass building. Prince Albert, with
the Commissioners, presented himself before the
Queen, and read the Report as described in the of
ffcial programme. I could nothear the tones of the
Queen when she read her reply, from the spot where
I was*placed, bat the fact is,
any mortal voice is lost
in the vast edifice. The Ar chbishop of Canterbury
then deilvered the prayer of inauguration; which
was foWowed by the Hallelujah Chorus of Handel,
under the direction of Sir Henry R. Bishop. The
effect of this was most striking, and the voices of
the choristers were here in the fullest perefection.
A processirin was then formed of a most hate.
resting character. The state heralds preceding
Messrs. Paxton, Fox and Henderson, led the tvay.
Then Came all the officials engaged in constructing
the building; afterwards the foreign acting corn.
missioners ; and most singular was it to see all
the various costumes worn by harci•headed cape.
The procession first marched along the British
or western nave, and then, recrossing the transept,
passed on to the eastern extremity, the United
States' end. At every step new acclamations
arose: the music from the various organs saluted
the procession as it paased, and thus every person
in the building was enabled to see every individo.
al in the . cortege.. The • Queen then declares the
Exhibition opened;" and the trumpets and artille
ry announeed . the .faet to' the countlesti multitudes
outside. The whole - auditory arose to give a par.
ting cheer,. or series of deafening acclamations of
joy,• and the ceremony terminated by the retire
ment of the Queen who went back to Buckingham
Palace in the state in which She had come.
The multitudes in the park were countless. I
looked through the glees window, and epee of ho.
•
man beings surrounded me on all sides. Every..
body was in good burner, and all the superstitious
presentithents.of mischief which had been formed
in the, imagination of some minds were wholly
falsified. Never was so great a spectacle mango.
rated with so much' good eider' and tranquillity,
in the presence of. perhaps .half a million of 'hu•
man „ . .
The Queen having left the building, thq company
began •to circulate.
.Perhape your - readers at a - d is
_tine° .will. proceed withme In a rapid tour through.
out The various departments of the Exhibition. '. The
first. Object which striktr the' vieitor Open Ontraricti,
either at the north or. eooth ead of the. transept, aro
•two Magnificent gatei.stretchingocrossi which bar.
log peened, he , finds: himself in the: central-of the
building,' amidst the'stateary,'lotintaine; palm trees,
"and rare tropical ihrabs, theteqacistiian statues • of
the Qrieen and Prince Albert. formingabe Moat prom
inent features amidst the infinite:multitude of ob.
jeep, each - of which is displayed•io - the . best idvan.;
toga._ Alorig the nave, both - towards . lbe east_sed
the west, there is a succession of gigantic statuary,
in marble; iron, bronze, and zinc, the latter - of •a
very remarkable character. .
Almost the first object which arrests your atten
tion Is the Koh-i•noor diaMond accrued M a strong
cage of iron,- - richly gilded; andi . byia 'contrivance;
this precious jewel, which is placed on a small pen
destal, sinks at night down into the strong iron chest
upon which the cage rests, so that it is safe. and so-
ewe • night . and day. Crowds flocked Jetted- this
jewel:to adminaits alas and brilliancy:
..•
Along the Whole length of .the building, in the
oentre.of the nate, la - Placed a aucceefion of the most
striking objects, reliered by the statuary. There
are medeleOf bridges .and towns, all of elohorate
execution, aari:among_them . the model of Liverpool
holds the foremeet-rauk.- - There are, besides, sour.
mono . -tele:top% "exquisite--models 'of machinery,
small: chapels to exhibitepecleions Ottsteined glass,
the - Acis and Galateit':. - fouritaing, tit a - American sta.
see of die
.117eurided . and. the. • .Greem Slave,
the status of Sbakspeare, and the ;ambit...feuntain
In -the centre of the- . transept, , presenting:a . .Very
graceful aid-striking appearance. . - Perhapa'the
whole. world has never furnished each er remarkable.
series of attractive objects aware contained In this
nave alone.. .. • • • •
•I wag prepared - to find that the 'articles from • the
United States would fall short ef - the other parts of
the Exhibition, from the statements put forth. that
they had - demanded More room than they conldad.
equately fill. Through the exertions ofiKr. Riddle . ,
the eacantopecti has been filled up, and although
this division le not so•crowded as the British side, it
- contains • a iatioasi collection highly interesting.
Their cereal, and raw materials are very making.—
Their . mineral 'department is also very full. ..The
carriages were not the least honorable part of their
collection. A tient:4l,f "mapi,',prepared for certain
lectureiret.the Ofiasionary, meetings were admirable,
- and:greatikaurposeed those of a similar character in
-our national and . - pnblic schoole. .The exhibition of
Dagraereetypes is excellent... '. .
`Leaving the division devote d to the. United States,
yeti enter the great - department of the Zollierein on
rhe••north and smith sidee. --Thersollection - of meal
neryand matinfactureti, - Of, the most varied descrip.
tion, presents a thousand objects of the . . highest ..in,-
tercist. .Russitt. occupies - a small department- on:the
south and scarcely complete; bet Areompen.7
sate for thiti,.A.ustria,- also On the .north - end ;south
sides exhibits a variety of- producui-whieh,plece•her
;,, ,
In a very honorable position-in the Exhibition. All
the Austrian exhibitors are dressed in a eimple green
uniform, with coats fastened at the breast with a
long claip,inseribed ,, Austria,” so that the general
'effect is admirable. Hurrylng.through Holland and
Belgium you enter the extensive region of France,
which when completer, will be:very : beautiful, and
worthy the taste and skill' of that great country.—
Switzerland and Brazil with Italy and Spain •on the
north, succeed, and are followed by Greece, Persia,
Egypt and Turkey:
Thennfortenate delay in the arrival of the Turk..
ieb steamer with , their object& render - their division
incomplete; but the space abutting upon the wan.
apt having been appropriated to the Foreign Am
bassadors, and ladies of rank who bad the entree, the
defficienty wag admirably concealed. Crossing the -
transept, you enter the British East Indies, which
presents n' ery beautiful scene. On the south you
then arrive at a square - devoted to. Canada, the
West Indies,- and. the ABS:Malin. colonies. The
articles from these interesting spots in the British
Empire are all admirable illustrative of their rich
productions. The minerals, the raw materials,
afford abundant scope for study, both to the mer
chant and philooophere.
A beautiful little square of inediaaval treasures
next attract vast crowds, who pass on to the seulp,
lure room. You are now, on both sides the nave,
fairly in the British domestic' latitudes. While Agri
cultural implements occupy the whole remaining
length - of the extreme south, paper and printing ma.
chinery in motion. lilt up the extreme north,. the front
of the south aide being devoted to Birmingham
geode, furuiture Sheffield goods, woolen and mixed
fabrics, Her from Ireland, and printed fabrics of
Manchester, London and Glasgow. The tient of the
north corresponding side presents a succession of
departments, with carriages, some of them of the
Most exquisite construction, mineral' manufactures,
and marine engines, flanked on the frontwith paper
goods, furniture, furs, leather and cotton.
We have now arrived at the west end, where
crows are seen surrounding the model.of Liverpool,
which is at this spot ip the nave. On the outside of
the building are statues, columns '
specimens of coal,
obelisks, and a vast variety of architectural and
building protegees, with a detached building whence
the steam motive power is derived. - I have only
paned through the ground floor, not having said a
single word respecuog the contents of ,the gallery.
I may state that there is but one gallery which runs
the whole circuit ofthe building, and spacious quad
rangular courts are cut out of the gallery, down in.
to which tbe spectator may look, and the objects are
so arranged as
-to produce the most picturesque ef
fect imaginable.
I coffered great fatigue in going through the whole
exhibition, on Monday last; indeed, each a task is
almost beyond the power of any man to accomplish
In one day, and to observe the inconceivable aerie
ty of objects which meet you at every turn. I say
that I went through the whole, but I actually mis.
tied the extensive division of machinery, which I
did not see till Thursday. Upon the whole, the ex.
I hibitton is successful to the highest point ofany con
ception which may have been formed of it.
Everything is well chosen, so perfect in its kind,
that whether it is the most refined and fastidious la.
dy in the land, or the rudest, yet moat intelligent
mechanic, the attractions are so numerous, so vari
ous, so surprising, and so useful, that a visitor may
spend weeks within the building and educate him•
self in the critical examination of all the diversified
objects brought thus at one vievr before his eyes from
alt parts of the world.
It is estimated that:l'so,ooo wore received by the
sale of the season tickets, which, added to the
sums subscribed, will make about .£130,000. The
costs of the executive will be, it is said, about
£200,000 at lent. There lo scarcely a doubt but
that sufficient funds will be raised to make it entire%
ly selkupporfiag.
THE QUEEN'S SPEECH.
After the address was delivered by the Royal
Commissioners, the Queen delivered the following
reply:
I receive with the greatest satisfaction the address
which you have presented to me on the opening of
this Exhibition.
I have obeerted, with a warm and increasing inter
est, the progress of your proceeding* in the caeca•
lion of the duties entrusted to you by the Royal
Commission; and it afforde me sincere gratification to
witness! the successful eesult of your Judicious and
unremitting exertions, in the splendid spectacle by
which I am this day surrounded.
I cordially concur with you in the prayer, that by
God's blessing this undertaking :may conduce to the
welfare of my people, and to the common interests
oldie human race, by encouraging the arts apnea
and indoetry, strengthening the bonds of union
among the* nations of the earth, and promoting a
friendly and honorable rivalry in the useful minis.
es of those faculties which have been conferred by a
beneficent Providence for the good and happiness
of mankind.
The royal answer having been read, his Royal
Highness resumed his place by her Majesty's aide,
and hie Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury deliver
ed an appropriate prayer.
important from Um analtisrloti Islands
ANOTHER FRENCH BLOCKADE.
(From the Alta Califemia, of the 19th
We have received our files of the Polynesian to
March 14th, with letters.
It'wonid appear that the French had sent in their
ultimatum, and given until the 20th ult. for the Gov.
ernment to decide whether to accede or refute.—
What was to be the nest step; in case of refusal by
the authorities, does not appear. But this supposi.
lion is that a blockade of the port would be declared,
or perhaps something more immediately effective
resorted to.
"If either the one or the other be attempted, that
moment will be the signal for running up the flag of
the United. States with the Hawaiian. This is no
gum work. It comes to us In the most positive
form. It has been determined upon by the King
and his Ministry, that if the French attempt a block
ade, or to take possession, the government will
boiat the stars and stripes, and throw the King•
dom upon the protection of the United States. Wo
think our authority for saying this is perfectly relia
ble. This course has been decided upon In conaid•
oration of the inability of the Islands to contend
againattho forces which France might send against
them, and also from the fact that the almost entire
interest, of the lolanda in the hands of foreigner,
are those of the Americana.
Government despatches in regard to the French
difficulties; for the United States and British naval
commanders in the Pacific, we understand are on
the way.
The American sloop•of.war Vandalia was at Ron.
Wein, and had been visited by their:log and all the
notables of the government and kingdom.
Tn.: Traveling Cabinet.
This was a standing caption of our Whig friends
whenever a member of the Democratic administrae
tion left Washington for a few days. We should
like to know what they think now, when the Preai+
dent and the whole Cabinet, with the exception of
one sickly member, are junkotting about through
the country, feasting and making speeches and try.
ing to'make political capital for the nest election,—
Had Mr. Polk and hie Cabinet behaved in this man
ner the whole Whig press would have been boiling
over with indignation at the ebattiefut indelicacy of
the act. - Bat it is all right now, and the march of
the wtravelling Cabinet') is chronicled with every
eympton of approval and delight.—Ball . Rtpublican.
A GEPTLIMATI ofLonieville, in a letter declining
to be held up as a candidate for the office of Corner;
gives the following description - of a vision which
prevented his acceptance of the situation his fallow
citizens Intended for him :
«I eat in judgement over the Melees trunks of one
hundred and fifty candidates, who had failed in their
high hopes and lofty aspiratiooe, and poor fellowa,
like the frog in the fable, they had swelled, and in
mesa Of effort, had bursted open. Poor fellows,
they heti:good intentions but badluck. I heard the
aolentn.verdict road and gave thole christian burial.
So solemn ivaa the scene --BD imposing the grand
and gloomy position of the coroner and so lean the
pay, that the tinaginary scene satiated my ambition,
and I have. determined to withdraw from the can.
vacs, and leave the place to others, more suited
with a buzzard , alitate, for (letting over lifelesa car.
sasses:”
To KILL COCHIIOAOIIEB ,— Mix equal quantities of
red lead and Indian - local .with molaasea, making in
about the consistency . otpaste. It is known to be ,
a certain extermination of roaches. Put it upon
iron plates and set it where the vermin are thickest,
and they will soon help thelosolvec Bo careful
not to have any"article, of foOd nearby where ydu
set the mixture. .
F. E. Boas, Esq., of. Harrisburg; is recommend
ed M the Dennicratic Union, as a 'Candidate for the
'State Senate, in the Northumberland and Dauphin dis
trict, now represented by R. M. Frick, Whig.
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Some think it ix hardship to work for their bread,
Although for our good it was meant;
But those who don't work have noxight to be fed,
And the idle are never content.
An honest emplo3ratent brings pleatare and gain,
And makes us oar troubles forget;
For thonewho work hard have no time to complain,
- And 'is better to labor than fret.
And if we had riches, they could not procure,
A happy and eaceful mind ;
Rich people have trouble as well as the poor,
Although of a different kind.
It signifies not what our stations have 4.en,
Nor whether we're little or great
For happiness lies in the temper within,
And not in the outward estate.
We only need labor as well as we can
For all that our bodies may need,.'
Still doing our duty'to God and to man,
And we shall be happy indeed.
Hon. THOMAS H. Barron la now in Washington,
taviag recently returned from Missouri, wixh a view,
of taking his family with him.
Fusosauu-iismica, the Swedish authoress, ar
rived in Savannah, on Sunday, from Havana, in the
steamship Isabel.
A snake, evidently of the Whig school, has
been caught!neir Louisville. 'The Democrat says it
is of the chtunelien order, as at times it appears of a
clear white color, again you look, and it is of a beauti
ful pink color. This is a great curiosity in the way of
saa-iks.
The following is a copy of a sign upon an Ac
ademy for teaching youth, in one of the 'Western
States: '
Embus srm Hersos, Scitoon Tzscusas.
Freeman teaches the boys and Huggs the girls.
A valuable barn of Mr. Jos. Brumbaugh, near
Hagerstown, was struck by lightningon Sunday even
ing week. The barn was instantly enveloped in flames
and entirely destroyed, together with several valua
ble horses, cows, &e. -
--- A Miss Saunders, in Louisiana, has recovered
812,000 tiamages from one William L. Shaw for dela
mattorrof character. What the slander consisted of
Is not stated.
We learn from the Saratoga (N. Y.) Whig that
the store of John A. Dake, of the village. of Saratoga
Springs, was entered on MondUy night of last week,
and robbed of about S7EOO, which Mr. J. A. Dake had
collected and received for goods within afew days pre
vious.
The . Rev. Alex, McClelland, D. D., had resigned
his situation as professor of sacred literature, in the
Theological Seminary, at New Brunswick, N. J. He
sailed for Liverpool on the 27th tilt , proposing to spend
a tow months in Europe.
-- The Pope has launched a email iron steamer on
the Tiber, built by an English engineer at the Homan
arsenal.
AI. Poiteven, the moment of the Ilippodrrane of
Paris, ascended on horseback from Havre, on Monday
to a height of 3000 feet.
The Viceroy of Egypt is repotted to have definl,
tively sanctioned the construction of the Alexandria,
Cairo and Suez Railway.
The Portuguese Army cnnsitts in time of peace
of 45,44E1 men and 23525 lianas, and in war of 49,903
men and 4786 horse!.
The Society of the Cincinnati had a general meet
ing on the 6th inst., at New York, when Gen. H. A.
Dearborn, of Mass., was elected President General, and
A. W. Johnston, Of Pa., Secretary General. The next
general meeting is to be held in Baltimore the 3d Wed
nesday in May, lat. This Society was Instituted by
the °Ulcers of our Revolutionary war, and the member
ship is hereditary, we believe, in the male line of their
descendants.
There Mut been something of a riot at /klaneters
ter, N.H., owing to the misconduct of some laborers,
who in a row stabbed a roan. A number of persons
gathered in the evening around the Catholic Church,
and wreaked their vengeance on the laborers guilty of
the offence by breaking the church windows, innocent
of the riot. After this manly act, tbeiletired.
Mr. George Spicer, of Bacon Ridge, Ross town
ship, JetTerton co., Ohio, was gored to death by a bull
belonging to Mr. Joseph filorrison, and was burled on
Thursday last. lie was a man in the prime of life.
The Arkwright Cotton Mills, at Steubenville, are
still In operation. Mr. Watiasu, the enterprising pro
prietor, returned from the Scullion Saturday last, where
he, had purchased a new stoek of the raw material.
The now Liquor Lucc, In Ohio, we observe, is
giving a good deal of trouble, and the Steubenville Mes
senger states that as yet there seems to be a wide differ
ence in the views entertained by men of the highest
standing in a legal point of view.
A joint stock company has been organised at
Phrenixville, for the manufacture of iron and nulls.—
The association works upon the principle of a union of
labor and capital. The works are now being put in or
der. The object is to manufacture iron and nails. Most
of the stockholders are practical workmen.
The Independent German Reformed Synod of
Pennsylvania and neighboring Stites will hold its next
annual session in the old German Reformed !Church,
Pottsville, on the 14th of June next.
The Nonpareil states that Green Peas, Currents,
Strawberries, Cucumbers, etc., are among the luxuries
which can be had in Cincinnati market for about their
weight in money.
Beccaria, a reformer of criminal law at the close
of the last century, said it was better to prevent than to
punish crime—to atop its sources by education than to
destroy it by force.
The London News publisher. the names of allthe
exhibitors at the Great Fair, with a list of their ennui
butions. They occupy some thirty or forty of solid col
umns of that paper.
The Paris Constitutiannel says: "The number of
passports demanded by persons intending to go from
France to visit the exhibition •in London, already
amounts to 240,000.
--- On leaving Wilmington, N. C., every vessel Is
searched and eraoked to prevent slaves from escaping
on board. The captain Is obliged to pay three dollars
for having his vessel smoked.
A widow named Musort walked in Lawyer Wil
son's office at Cincinnati, a few days since, and shothim
twice with a pistol, but without killing him. The cause
of the attack is not given. •
It is estimated that the cost of the fuel annually
required in the United Btates forraechanical and manu.
faeturing purposes—mainly for ihe generation of steam
—cannot fell short of 560,006,9110.
A despatch from Rochester, N. Y., May 10, says:
This afternoon, a woman and child on a canal packet
coming west, came In contact with the bridge at Pitts
ford , and were thrown Into the water. The woman was
recovered, but the child was drowned.
A lad, on delivering hls milk a few mornings ago,
was asked why the milk Was so warm. "I don't know,.
hd replied with much simplicity, "unless they put warm
water instead of c01d...,
--- One of the worst effects of war is its demorali
zation. People who kill men for eight dollars a month,
find it 'very difficult to discover the difference between
human being and targets, even oder peace is declared.
Jewelry is becopaing quite fashonable again.—
One of our eotemporaries says he met a lady on New
Year's day, who had a farm on each wrist, a four story
house round her neck, and at least six life memberships
to the Bible Soelety attache& to each ear.
The Great West, a Cincinnati newspaper, says
that the new three cent pieces are coming into active
circulation in business transactions there. They are
just the thing to meet the demands of the postal law, in.
stunning three cent rates.
Gaming is largely on the increase in Cincinnati.
An immense number of young clerks with smallsalaries
and liberal pickings, spend their all at "Rondo" and
kindred games. The city of born and eggs will soon
have a considerable Influx or a - " peculiar" pinion of
population so soon as that fashionis known to have come
in there.
At th e re c en t election tor Major in the Ist Ftegl.
Int Br 17th - Div., (Greensburgh,) Wm. Lt. Conran
was elected.
POULTSLY.—The editor of the Lebanon Advertiaer
paid a visit last week to the poultry establishment
,which has recently been started in North Lebanon ' .
He found the concern in 'Mil bleat? and has no
`doubt now, although he, had some time ago, of the
success of the "novel -undertaking?' The coop,
which, by the by, is a monster,' and the largestitt
the world 1- 7 (that is something. to be proud, of,)
situated on the top of a hill, facing the south. It le,
perhaps, 120 feet - in length, in breadth, and 12 in
height, and several atrings.a wire to prevent the
feathery occdpante from deserting. Owing to
scarcity of fatale, only about 000 had been procured.
These lay at prevent front five raven dozen eggs
daily.
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sKribblings and Clippings
PREetirtmitarr OESt2Utt Assmatir:k.—We are
indebted to a friend for the followlm copy of
telegraphic despatch, received yesterday from SI.
• 'ST LOIIISi• May 20.
Rev E P..flumphreyv D. D., of „Louisville, has
been elected . Moderator of the General, Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church.
MO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
11 Quarter Sessions of the Peace itt and forthe County
of. Allegheny:
The' petition of C. Murphy, of the Third Ward, in
the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth—That your peti
tioner hash provided himself with materials for the ac
commodation of travelers rind others, at his dwelling
house, in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors wilkbe pleased to grant him a license to keep a
public house of entertainment. • And_3 , our
_petitioner,
as in duty bound, will pray. CHARGES BIVERHY•• •
We.the subscribers, citizens of the - Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the alici , se petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance,and iswell provtdcd yeah house
room and conveniences for the. accommodation and lodg
ing- of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern 15
neceasary. -
Samuel Nolan, Robert Grant, Patrick bPKee, Wm E
Errett,TT Wm Paul, Jon Realty, John Hughes,
Walter Landing, Michael Kelly, John:Rtickell, John
Findlay. rim 21:3t:
rpo the. Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny:
The petition of Eliza Pomeroy, of Shafer Town
ship, in the County aforesaid, humbly shewethr—That
your petitioner bath provided herself with materials
for the accommodation of.travelers and others, at her
dwelling house, in the Township aforesaid, and prays
that your Honors will be pleased to grant her a license.
tokeep a public house of. entertainment.. And your pe
titioner, as in duty bound, will pray.
• , ELIZA POMEROY.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the township aforesaid-,
do certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute ter
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the , accommodation and
lodging of strangers and travelers, and that, said tavern
is necessary. - -
Alex Grubs, J Fisher Wm Mason, J . Matzland, R
Robison, .1 Walker, ii 11P Williams, C Brannon, S
Samuel, 'W Wilson, 'W M'Farldud, G Caskaden S Gril
-1 ham. my2l:3t
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
. Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the County
Of Allegheny.:
The petition of T. Neel, of the Borough of Tama
tam, in the County-aforesaid, humbly shamed', That
your petitioner bath provided himself with materials for
the accommodation at travelers and where; at his dwell
ing house in the borough aforesaid. andprays that poor
Honors will be pleased to grant him a hccnse to keep a
public house of entertainment. And your petitioner, as
in duty bound, will pray. TILLOTSON NEEL.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the borough aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for.
honesty and temppranc e, and iswell provided with house
coon and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is ne
cessary.
James M'Call, James Boyd, J.AV Snowden,l Aler t
J C 111 1 Williams, R Harvey, Jos Mitchell, R rgeal,
.1 DiV 2i cy l James Boreland, R Hare, It Oilliford.
WO the Honorable the Judges of the Conn of General
j. Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny -
The petition of John Walker, of Second Ward, Pitts
burgh m the County aforesaid, humbly sherreth„ That
the petitioner bath provided himself with matenais for
the accommodation of travelers and others, at his
&waling house in the Ward aforesaid,. and prays that
your Honors will be pleased to grant lum a license, to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will, pray:_
- JOHN ,WALKER.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and Is well provided with house
room and conveniences tor the accommodation and lodg
ing of swingers and travelers, and that saidtavenz is ne
cessary.
Williams.) Gordon, C A ndersou, J
hPWilltems C F Reiks, C Barnett, R Patterson, W
Whittaker, B S Hancock, hi Sanders, S Bolton.
my2li3t (Chronicle copy and _eh Post.)
1110 the Honorable the Sedges of the Colima General
1. Quarter &salons of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny.
The petition of Henry Gutzman, of the let Ward,Pitts
burgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly . eheweth, That
your petitioner bath provided himself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers arid others, at his dwell.
tug house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that
your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will pay.
HENRY GUTZMAN.
We, the 'subscribers, citizens of the ,Ward afore
said, do certify that the above petitioner is ofgood repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
tavern is necessary.
WaNTEO—Two goad Journeymen Bricklayers, to
whom good wages. tr.c., will be paid every Satur.
day night. Also, wartted—Several good white cooks,
and places for severalgood chamber molds, housekeep
ers, seamstresses, wet and dry nurses, and for all work,
Wanted— Places and employment for a number' of
schoolmasters, book keepers, salettnien,rovarehouse and"
laboring men, and for a number of grocers, young men
and boys of all ages , and to various employments in
our two cities; towns or country around. Wanted—
Employment for several colored men and women, boys
and girls, hotils and tavern keepers, captains of steam
or canal boats; farmers and mechanics supplied with
hands; money borrowed and lent; and several sums
now wanted to borrow on good security.. Please call
at ISAAC HARRIS' Agency and Intelligence Office,
Liberty street. Emy2l:dlltawlt
Tr EPT FOR SALE—The Daily and Weekly _Post
JLIL, and most of our Dailies and Weeklies, and about
one hundred exchange newspapers; Sibbettbi Counter
feit Detector; a few maps and charts; a small retail
supply of ink and ,pencils, writing and letter pa
per; White Louisville Lime, Sec.
my2l:d2t/swlt• ISAAC HARRIS.
To Farmers and Gardners.
HAYS & GETTY, No. 71. Market street, sign of the
Pad Loc,k lave on hands a new and complete as
sortment of Hardware and Fanning Utensil', among
which are genuine English Waldron's Com Scythes;
do do do Grass do; .
American Corn Scythes ; Garden Spades;-
do Grass do; Scythe Stones;
Scythe Snetahs ; Cast Steel Axes ;-
Sickles ; Cast Steel & X Cat Saws;
Cut Steel Garden Hoes; Garden Rakes; -
Hay Raker ; Cast Steel Mill Saws.
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TILE" AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST," published
by C. Al. Saxton & Co., New York', with other
valuable Agricultural works, can be furnished at the
publishers' prices, 81,00 a year, on application to H.
hPCoaleicx, Agent for Pittsburgh, at the store of. S. N.
Wickersham, corner of Sixth and Wood streets,
my2l:2t
Mu TEA DRINKERS.—It you want real good Tea,
go to MORRIS , Tea Mart, in the Diamond. His is
decidedly the best in the city. Prices, 40, 50, 75c. and
81 Vb. [myfal
- IDEATHER.S-1,030 lbs. just rec'd and for sale by
my2t JUNO & MOORHEAD
BLOOMS -24 tone Shoenberger's, No.l Juniata
75 do Bedford Forge Blooms, roomed
and for sale by [my 211 RING & MOORHEAD.
Black and White Wadding.
/00 B4,INAt of the" Okt Star' , Wadding, a supe
rior article, with an improved glaze, just re
ceived on consignment from the manufacturers, and for
sale by J. D. STUART & CO,
in .21:1w 1.42 Wood street.
DUILDING LOTS FOR GLASS %V ARE.—Two
ing Lots for Bac—Each g-kfeet front, very eligibly
situated near the outer depot of the western. Railroad,
and Just beyond the city limits of Allegheny, will be
sold for. Flint Glassware, Iron, Nails, or White Lead,
of good make, if applied for soon,. or a portion of the
above and the balance on time, in 'the usual way.—
Price SIM a Lot. -
S. CUTHBERT, Gen'l Agent,
50 Smithfield street
TATUM ERY.—W. S. HA.VlLlP,corner of Market and
Second streets, have just opened for sale the largest
stock of articles in the Stationery line ever brought to
this city, consisting of every quality of English, French
and American Writing Paper ; medium. decoy and cap
blank'books, in every style of binding; 'Arnold's, Har
rison's, Hover's, Hogan, Thompson , . and Ilibbert's
Writing Inks, black and red; Faber's, Monwe's, Jack
son's, and other celebrated manufacturers' Lead Pen.'
cils ; Quills; Wafers; Envelopes, all sizes and quali
ties; Steel Pens; Porcupine, bone and wood Pen Hold
ers, a great variety; Sand boxes; Inkstands; Wafer
stamps, an.rmy2l
MINVELOf'ES.-200,000 brown and white Envelopes,
xi plain and adhesive, all sizes for sale at low pnces,
W. S. HAVEN'S,
Stationery Store,
corner Market and Second streets.
Collecting, UM POSlthigg &C.
JOHN WCOUBR:Y
Er Attends to
,Collecting, Bill Posting, Distributing
Canis and Circulars for Parties, &c., fte.
Orders left at the Office of the Morning Pont,' or
at bilolmes , Periodical Store, Third st., will be promptly
attended to. finy2l: y
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD—NOTICE TO CON•
TRACTORS—Proposals will be received from the
9th to the 12th of Jane next, at .Tohnstown trita Summit,
for the grading and masonry of that portion of the
Mountain Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, be
tween Alton, in Blair county, and Pringle's Point, a few
miles - below Jefferson, in Cambria—a distance of 25
miles.
The road within this distance will arose the Alleghe
ny mountain, encountering some of the heaviest grading
offered in this country. In addltion - to a number of ex
tensive cuttings, embankments, and culverts, there will
be one tunnel 1200 yards in length at the summit of the
mountain, and another of 200 yards - through Pringle's
Point.
Taaras—cash, monthly. For further information, ap•
ply to EDWARD MILLER. Esq., Associate . Engineer,
Blairsville, Indiana county, or to 'STRICKLAND
KNEASS, P. A. Engineer, Aliona, Blair county.
J. THOUPSON, Chief Engineer.
Engineer Department P. B. R. Co!
Philadelphia, May Ist, 1851.
ANAPLE SUGAR-2 hbls. Maple Sugar, very choice,
Just received and tor sale .by
WD..A.JMYCLURG /r; c0,.1 -
Grocers and Tea Dealers.-
TOSEPH Wt.AVER, Attorney at Lati, Fourth &Net,
tf near the hlayor'4. : 9lce. -Colleetiona atteaded to
promptly. [rayl4
PaCHANCII BANK OP PrITHBOHOP.,) ,
• - May 8,1851.
THIS Hank W
has s - day declared a Dividuud of our
Per Cent.on Capital Sto ek, payable on demand.
utyVilw THOMAS M. HOWE, VatAiir.
Mn=
=IN
Type for:Safe.
Having determined tollirnish our extensive Job
Office with entirely new Materiels, we shall sell
about 100 founts of type now In use, very low, for
cash or approved paper. We have type enough to
fit out Bor 10 country offices complete. The sixes
and varieties of typare such as are to be found in all
large, city job offices, from Nonpareil op to'2o line
Pica, plain and'ornamental. Alpo, for sale, several
varieties or borders in good order. - Persons wish
ing to purchase will please make immediate applis
cation.
Wao o ould not rather. enjoy the pleasures of health
end
. the agreeable consciousness of ivell-being, to the
griping pains of disease—die bitter continuance of . W
ealth, and the chilling thoughts of never recovering!
But, of all diseases, who is notost aiaxio usto escape
a disease. of the Lunge! The 'very idea of falling a
victim to Consumption, sends, a tremor to the heart
strings of life. But, - ohl how joyous -the thought that
usa and UMW( still-our Own, when just before, De
spair had spread her dark canvass over as..
- Such, kind reader, are the pleasurable sensations -ex
perienced by_hundreds, whir, by the use of Dr. Wlstar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, have this dire disease alowly,
surely,dtivert from their system—and health; rosy
health, again restored to their tanguisbing bodies.
Beware of counterfeits and base imitations. -
Er. See advertisement. - taprltt
117-1. 0. of O. R.---Plaee otbleeting,Washlngton
Hall, Wood street, between sth and Vitgax Alley.
Po'remlasic LODGE, No. 1.18--Meets every -TnesdaY
Mtniassrux Encasustawr, No. 87—Meets tat and 24
Friday ofeneb month. ; - mar2s-1, -
•
Er Deafness, Noise is the Head, and disagreeable
discharges from the Ear, speedily and permently re
moved without pain or inconvenience, by Dr. Hanley,
principal of the New York Eye and Ear Surgery, 64
North 11th street, near Arch, Philadelphia. Hours ot
attendstitee, from 9 to 3. Consultation by letter or cit.
erwlse, St. All cases guaranteed where malformatffin
does not exist. myls:lf
117. MUSH and MLR served op every day, at 'ltd.
clock, at the COIINACORI, next to the old Allegheny
Bridge. Spiritous Brookings served up afterwards.
.
•
111 A. 0. D.
IV' Meets above Board of Trade Rooms, corner of
Third and Wood streets, every Monday evening.
pe2B
fEr LUNCH served up at the . St. Clair Hotel Bar,
every day, at It o'clock. • .
apr26 (City Dallies copy.). -•
Consumption's Premonitarlos
Are Coughe, Coids , influenza, Enmchitir, lightness of
the Chest, pain in the left side, low fever, and many
other symptoms of like character. 'Then come Tube
cies in the Lungs, disorganization, prostration' of the
physical powers, and soon the scene closes. That they
may not weep when too late let the friends of the sick
be vigilant at the outset. When the.first symptoms of
Pulmonary disease are manifested, administer Dr. Ro
gers, Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagua. That
its effects have been all but miraculous even input:nu
ewes, we have testimony which incredellty itself can
scarcely doubt. TRY IT. Bat first read the evidence.
Yon will find It in the pamphlet in every Agent's hands.
Look at the advertisement, too, in another column. Imy2
The Long Looked For
Specific for Pulmonary Disease is found at last! A.
man must doubt the evidence of his senses, and all hlt
man integrity, befote he can reasonably question the
array of proof advanced in favor of Dr. Rogers , ' Syrtv
of Liverwort, Tar and Cettehalarsa,' as an anti-februe
and tonic medicine, which at once reduces all Pulmona
ry Inflammation, expels the cause of the disease, and
builds up and strengthens the system. The heads clout
Colleges, the Clergy, the Medical Faculty, and citizens
of till classes have, over their own signatans, emitted its
powerful remedial properties, and in the pamphlet to be
had of the Agents, as well as in the columns of the pub
lic press, the, most positive and satisfactory evidence
will be found. See advertisement. mylo
Shirkyibueg,.Huatingdon Co., Pa., March 4, '51.
S. M. Kier: Dear Sir—Yoni Petroleum is working
wonders in this vicinity ; Therefore we would
you to send us two dozen by the Penn sylvania Railroad.
We are entirely out, and it is being inquired for almost
every day. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN LONG 5r CO.
Hoye:o4/k, Ashland Co., Ohio, March 10, '5l.
S. M. Kier: Dear Sir , -Your Agent, a few weeks since,
left with us four dozen Rock Oil, which we have sold.
Please forward to us six dozen immediately;
Your medicine is working wonders in this regiod.-
We can obtain several excellent certificates, If you de.
sire them. Yoursotc., W. W. SCOT?.
For sale by Keyser & M'Dowell, 140 Wood street ; 'R.
E. Sellers, 57 Wood street ; B. A. Fahnestock & Co.,
corner of Wood and Front streets • D. 11. Carry, D A.
Elliott, Joseph Douglass, and H. P. ichwartz. Allegheny.
Also, by the proprietor,9. M. KIER.
apr29 Canal pasta, Seventh sr; Pittsburgh..
[[y-Odd Odeon . Rua/int, Founh
strut, beizosot Wood and Smiciftsid strenz.—Piusbargt.
Ene ampment, No.g, meets let and 3d Tuesdays of e ach
month.
i'iiiTsburgh Degree Lodge, No. 4, rrieets ed.and 4th
'uesdays.
Mechanics' Lodge, No. 9, meeti. every- Thursday
ivening.
Western Star Lodge No. 24, meets every Wednesday
evening.
Iron City Lodge'lio.lB2, meets every Monday ev'ng.
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 380, meets, every Friday
evening.
Zoc co Lodge, N 0.385, meets every Thursday evening,
at their Hall,soraer of Smithfield and Fiat' streets.
Twin City sodge, N 0.241, meets every Friday even
ing. Hall, corner of Leacock and Sandusky streets,
Allegl - eny City. mar29:ly
Angerona Lodge,l. 0. of U. F... The An
geroua Lodge, No. 010,1. 0. of O. F. 'meets every Wed
nesday evening in Washington Hall, Wood in,' f fatly
COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY.
Plira wad Marine.
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
D. Adams, Jr.,
Joseph Whitehill,
P. Hayden,
M. S. Idullivant,
Jotui Graham,
Wm. Miner,
Thomas Moodie,
N. H. Dwayne,
D. Alexander,
G. H. Clarke, -
G.I4L, Lee,
D. Adams.
The undersigned, as Agent of Me above substantial
and wall known Company, insures property of every
deserfpnon, against loss or damage by fire: Also, agai nst
the perils of inland navigation.
:R. . H. H. BEESON,__• Agent,
Office in Watemna's Warehouse, -
No. SI Water street; Pittsburgh.
Associated Firemen's Inguratice•Conspot
'ay of the City Of Plttehgls. -
W.-W. DALLAS,Preet.—ROBERT F See , y.
of
Ell insuretigainst FIkIE 'M RISKS
office in Afonangahsla Howe N 05.1224 and 125 Wata si
DIRECiaILS :
W. W. Dallas, Rody Patterson, R. - R. Hartley, R.
Simpson, Joshua Rhodes, C. ti. Paulsou, M. Ed.
gar, Edward Gregg' A. P. Aushuts, Wm.:Colliugwood, B.
- C. 'aNvyer, Chas. Kent,Wrzi. - Gorman. feb2o
Nottee..erbeionanivanutTlutone SocuTr,of Plug.
nurgh and Allegheny, meets on the .second Monday of
every monrh at the Moeda House, Market at.
n 6 7y) lona Vonno,Jr., Secretary
E 1 Consumers ofmnes are Inv/1010 read In another
column the card o f Jacob Snider, Jr.% che , ap wineatore
a7Walnut strect,Philadelphia. . febt4ally
•
Ig"Dititti .
Nat's= &_Co. mould respeettla ly announce •to the
citizens of Pittsburgh, Allegheny andvicialty, that they
have had a large operation Room, with a Glass Root
and Front, bath and accrrannaggea expressly tor the purpose
of taking Daguerreotype enesses, The best Da
guerreotypes, on the best material, are taken at this es
tablishment, under the special superintendence octlas
pnmrietors. • '
The arrangementenables them also to . take Family
Groups, of any number of persons, in, the most 'perfect
manner. -
Likenesses of sick or oiseasedpersons, taken in any
part of the city. . _ -
Gallery at the Lafayette liall,Fourth street, corner of
Fourth and Wood streets. Entrance on Fourth street:
febl4:ly
Railroad Lotting.
SEALED PROPOs Ls will be received until 5
o'clock P. M. June sth, for the grading and mason
ry of a t onion of the line of Railroad on the Western
elope of the Allegheny Mountain, tor the avoidance of
the Portage Railroad Planes, extending from below the
foot of Plane No. 2 to the Summit, a distance of about
12 miles. Plans and spacitications will be'exhibited at
the Summit House theca "days previous to the day of.
letting, dud all the ne t cosary information given by the
Engineers of the Line. - ROBERT FAMES,
myllm . . Sup's. pro ism.
ÜBSCRIBERS to 0-VIRTUE'S II fustratedl Londcm
0 Works, and the public generally, are respectfully in
formed that the Art Journal. for hlay is now ready for
delivery. This month is more than usually interesti
as it contains many engravings of objects now exhibit
fag at the World's Fair. Also, the fifth and sixth num
bers or the Dyclopmdia; as well as the thirteenth' and
sixteenth parts of Fleteher's Devotional Family Bible
Partiesvisiting the Store, will, itbelieved, have an
tu
oppornity of seeing the, most magnificent Bible aver
offered for sale in Pittsburgh:.
WOODWABIY& JELLEVB.
- - 73 Third street.
QtlNußiEs-15 bias. Visor
10 do Choeollkte
IGO realliit Rag Paper ;
IR store and for sale by'
mylo KING & MOORHEA6:
IRIED MUTTON HAMS-4 bbls. en co
mylb KING & biSibRHEAD.
MOLASSES—New Orleans Alolj..tii 3; -
.St. Louis 8 .. .111, - !"do,' : (fielder's);
- St. hunts r.i; In store and forseie by.
KING & MOORHEAD.-
S — UGARS--N. Q/3 0 - 7 — i re ;
• 2t Lonis - Poivdered Sugars*
do_ Cruabed , do;
do. Clarified do;
Receied and for sale Loaf do;
by
i v l BIND. . IiICORHRA:D.
T-- EA$ Young HYSOa. Gunpowder, imperial and
Black Teas, In 'calf cheers, and terelve ap& E x
pound boxes, in store and for aide by _
myl9 - KING eebIOGIIIIEAD.
'FATHERS-0,0 3./iver efil — Pso eaten for sale.
cASSON wgivegT .
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551:t.tdal Notkto.
Lutkoh.
Pel4 , aletam 1
DEMAS ADAMS, Jr., President
D. ALEXANDER, 'Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
TO ,
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TUEATU
Fifth Street, between Wood and &Wyllie,.
JOSEPH FOSTER LEM aau Petaluma
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 4t, tke performance
will commence with
LE FMB DU BAILLJ.
To be followed by the beautiful Pastoral Ballet of
LES AMOURS DE VILLAGE.
The evenings entertainment will conclude with
THE TYROLIELVNE.
en at fle deleet Curtain titles all (Alm*.
Spalding, Rogers, 6 Co.'s
PEOPLE'S CIRCUS!
EQUESTRIAN, DRAALATIC AND ZOOLOGICAL!
CIXOU/3, Theatre, Menagerie!
A noniunetlon of Two Establishments( based upon the
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS!
and under the joint supervision of Mr. STONE, Sontor
Proprietor of Stone & AVOolirun's Circus,
Will be exhibited la the City of Pittsbargh, front of
the AMERICAN HOTEL,
Every Afterluxn! *and Night, at 2 and 7 o'clock,
Commencing on 15101;1 - DAY, MAY 26 th .
r•• gdmission,2s cents only. (Ebr particular. see
Pre torial and 'Descriptive -sheets. (utylo:2sr
_ ......
AT NO. 65 MARKET STREET,
(omi noon non. sotrara.)
011roaaalan Slodel of Bounty I
t Full Sir of Life )
THIS incomparable production has been inva: - ably
the surprise and admiration of every one win has
seen it; the beantintl moulded form,
TEEMING WITH NATURE'S LOVELINEER,
• Appears to stand before the spectator so truly ltfe
like, that it requires a closet inspection to realize t to
WONDERFIJL.PERFECTION• • •
To which painting can be brought, comple.elt de
ceiving the otostpractised eye. This wonderful effect
Is produced by the ju,ticions arrangement of light, awl
the artist's superiorly of talent in giving rontndity to
plain surface. - • - • . •
WinCregard to the delicacy of the subjeet, the -Pro
prietor begs to say, that there Man air ob chutityu the
animde and expression of the figure, tending to toe reek
even the mostvolepluous imagination ;- the pure all
„ Hone purity ;. and „ Hone reircuifll4B y posts I
in shoal ap
ply to others. - ' • •
As a Californian Speculation, it would realize
AN IMMENSE FORTUNE::
Exhibition open from 9 A. M. to 9 P. IR: - Admittance ,
25 cents. "" " 0/2'47
Grooms , nod Gardens,
TWO and a half milea below the City, on the ha dr of
the Ohio River; an Ornamental Plower Garden ,and
• delightful summer retreat. Ice Cream, Confection
aries, Fruits, Temperate Drinks, tee:, kept for the ac
commodation of vielters. Alto, a large essorime , it of
Shrubbery and Rverblooraing 'Plants for sale.
The steamer Chieftain leaves tile foot of Pitt etre( 1., at
the beginning of each hour, from 9 o'clock A. 24. m ntil
Id P. 24., landing at the Garden • [Cloted on Sunder .1
ray9:tr
Datalfsa Dahlias 1
THE best assortment and most rare and beautiful
riety of Dahlias west of the Allegheny bieuntaine,.
are to be had at Ronunon's !Store, Filth street, next
door piths Morning Post, one doot from Wood.
This collection cost hundrells'or Millard to the ama
teur grower who selected thentotnii have been pro
nounced the beat in private hands in the United States,
—being from Snow Flake, (Pare Whitt* to Fitnstizi
Ist, (Jet Black); and Rona
War
Primrose,, M (ben
Yellow in the 'world), to War Eag4 and Gem, (die but
scarlet' in the wotld,l with all the fancy varieties be.
tureen the oppositesohat have been named. Prices
shall be made to amt. Remember, ROBINSON'S,
Fifth street, one door from Wood. • . ..(MY2O
eitO TRANSPORTERS; COMMISSION AND DUO.
CER MERCHANTS. For.Sakt, unaccommodating
terms.—Four very valuable Lots; each fronting 20 feet
fif inches on Bank Lane,./dlegheny City, and fronting
on the Penna. &Ohio Railroad, Awithic, a square of the
Depot,) and extending bark to the Canal Basin, thereby
uniting the greatest facilities for shipment by either
the Railroad or Canal. •
For terms enquire oi.D. C. STOCItTON, Allegheny
City ; or, at the Bookstore of R. C. STOCKTON,
my2O. . corner of klatitetamiThird sts. •
Moo • eater • oc tags *3:aviation,
‘,TESSItSHURR walleye theft interesting illustra.
LIM tions of the Spiritual Happings, at the City Leeture-
Room, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thttriday and Friday
evenings, May Oith,2ist, 22d and Md. They will pro.
dace the exact mysterious sounds soloed that they will
be distinctly heard by the whole nudienc.e: They will,
also exhibit the secret of the hewitcheilTable ; the Eri.
chanted Beli r rung without hands ; .Fabian Horn, or the
Ypirlt Music ;- and everypart of the 'Rapping impoaldrus
will be exhibited to the perfect comprehension of the
Irr.To commence at 8 chlook. Aticnisato,tt 35 ee
• Gfentlincon , s,congreas Boots.-
F °&
beauty contictrt and durability they ace '
unequalled. Pdanufaettired by _ ..
S. IMI,
-- - - -.-.- 19 Fifth street:,
flit:lE Partnership heretofore existing between 'John
Gaynor and,loltn Reilly in the construction 'of Me_
Eighth Section of the Central Railroad from Philadel
phia to Pittsburgh, was dissolved by Mutual consent ort,
the 21st day of October, 11350—0 t whieb dissolution alt
parties are hereby notified. • • - • • •
apri/14.th,1251.—zmy20:20.) • ' • SOHN REILLit:'
Llghtnliag ttodo...Sprattys -Patent.
'JAMES JACKSON, Gen4ftli Agent, _
P7Liderate. Depot, Wood arta, Pittsburgh, Pa,.
(Cartwright's Cutlery Store), -
LIGHTNING RODS are so constructed than
-I. they eannot get out ot order. -The • Ittialators
Attachments fitting accamtely,the Points and-Magnet:if
are unrivalled--the whole benighighly of such
without dispute, the best conductor ever manutsettned.
James Jackson will attach them :at 1.2i/cents per foot,intt
eluding all. Price at the store,lo cents. -- - • _
Gentlemen are respectfultr requested :to call, at en
Wood street, and examine, the above, where,alsoOhe
Agent may be seen. - - • my2Onlawnt-3'
. . COKV .E NC ER
01500—No *149 Fourth as, above Chary oney,',FittsbrirghY
iThEEDS, htortgages, Agreements, Bonds; Releases ,
And other &strtttents. of .Writing, dnorn with
neameits,legal accuracy and dis Patch. , • -
He wilialso attend toe sawing and filling Ala.:Atomics!:
Liens, Accounts of Executors andAdmitustrators;,pro
curing appointments of,Guardians; and Orders of Or
phans, Court.or sales of Real Estate, die; &e, ,
. ,
CORNIat OF USZIM AnD:rUrzto - tramcar.,
,&CULTY.--.Ton3 Fuottria, principal lustntetortri
O• K. Vaieursemo, Professor of peomenettsp,Merca42.
Ole computation; &c.
ALEX. M. NV,wrsorl, Esq.,. - Lecturer on Commercial
. . .
The Booms of this Institution sze-open - both dap , and
evening, for the reception of those wishing to obtain - a"
practical Mercantile educatiOn. he course orinstruc;
tion is so thorough, that every student oa leaving'. the
College.willbe couipetent to take charge, of and con;
dact on correct principles, any set of Stock or Parttiet
shi Books, however complicated. - fulYl9 •
a. 0. 81m1ta t
COPPER, TIN.AND SHEET fRON.iirAILE,,
No. 134 Thirst sisset,,PiMbucst/5., ,
li.EEPS constantly. on band a
_general assortment in,
. all kinds Tin, Copper and Sheet ware and;;_
ln es to ordor on the shortest notice and =Olt aCCOILI-
riIHE appointment of William B.,BleClure as P. esi—
dent Judge of the Fifth judicial District ofFenn apt.'
Nana, has dissolved the long subsisting partnerphl pot.
IlleCandleas BE:Clare. The unflalshed busblesa 1,9
be attended to by Mr McCandless.
• WILSON McCANDL EBS,
: *..
WM. B. hIoOLATRE.
. ,
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fre. 111 Y OFFICE IS REMOVED to •my dsreli
:house:No.9g Penn street. near Env'
• rai3:lm2dpr. •. - WILSON' illeCtadeiLES:t.'..:...:
va.Let...
trITE veil - fininked and furnished STOm, on
llit
• i Third 'street, near the Post Office at 'Present
oceuided;by Alre. Parker, arca Jewelry Endre.
Applyro - _ E. . GAZZABI t
myl7 . . '73 Libermst„ Lytle's now,
---,-=,
. .
. . Wairenely Houser,
atiar, - mesa, went 6TAILIM i
WILLIAM C: GAILAGHSB, Pir"priesoi.
THIS fashictnableand;,ep.
War ItESTAVakriTias-re., •
eently peen fitted up talk Style 01- - e teg anee
unsurpassed by any similar ea!Atblistunent in - : -
the City, and the YroPtietc* ir 13 prepared to f •
friends and the public generally with every article itsk;
ally round at snub -::aces: , • •.-
- All of the l; i li cac i e ,, ofthe season, in the`Way AC
GAME, Fl* 8017 PS, ke.,vr ill be served up in the best ,
manner s
, Mir; IrIAR is supplied with LIQUORS of ibis finest
nand', and the Raley drinks so much in vogue defier:
the warm season,srach as Pine Apple Cobblers,'ldirt
Juleps, Punches and Smashes, will be, served ap In: a
way that will please - the taste of all. - : _
ii,ErLUNCH is served urievely morning, at ii ceeloolt;
to which the special attention of customer* is requested.-
inirasoNs or sedentary habits will find Dr. Ralph's •
r Pills very, beneficial. Theygive tone- to the Mom'
ach, and renovate and restore the vital energyandp4Y
sical strength. These pills are invaluable for Spnng
diseases." 25 cents per box.- To, bei had at '
ra Y 2O - No. 60, Smithfield street.
- DIRdEMBER•that-Xeelees Vermifege 41 as certain ,
.1.14 to expel worms where amp exist, as
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make - 4. ..1T IsIEVER:FAME4. • Tbn PLace la il ills ar
my2o . Smithfiel dgreet.
CHEAP WALL PAYSR—Por sale by
, m➢l4 • WALTER P. MARSHALL
1013ACCO--Blissell & Robison's,)V.ll. Grant% Ami t e
Haves', and the popular bnandsiut ewe and formic...
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