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'democratic ticket.
• JOB COVE&NOR,
WILLIAM BIGLER.
SOB JUSTICE OS THE SUPREME COURT,
JEREMIAH S. BLACK^
» ' t Y Vi. r. {. Qt BOOTHS** OOtFSTT. • ■■
' 1 ’ 1 JOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
-HENRI S. MOTT,
. ' of tip cqtnrtT. ,
i ms. TWENTY MEN AND BOYS WANTED'
TO MLL THE DAILY EVENING POST.
-y-iM?Amvri MATTEBIYim BK EOUM) QM EACH
& PAQB OPTUIB PAEER.
JOB PRINTING.
. We haw one of the heat Job Printing Offices
In the eity.and we would respectfully ask mer
chants and all others who Want Cards, Circulars,
BiUs6fliading tßillHeadB,BlankCheokB,Hand
hilis,eto:i tb’giie ub a call;. ■ All . oar Job Type
nre cfthemost modem manufacture and can.
not Toil to please all our customers. Onr work-:
men arc perfect mastera of their hußinesß, and
will labor assiduously to please all .who .will ...fa*
Tor ue With an order.
PI,AH OF OPKIIATIOHS.
We cot the following from the Washington
Star. It professes to be reliable," and shows,
if true, that the Baltio os well as the Black sen
is-to be-n theatre: of natal operations, against;
Busßia:
... Most lireoaTAsr rMK Etmon,—Tbo Imturrtvlegsteam
-or brought a letter froni London to n commercial bonro in
Jtov Aotk, from a party fully coßntamt of .tho proposal
■plan of operations (nfiUtary) of tbo allies.. According to
thalnfonnaUon It anno ones, there worn at that moment
ten'poTerfulEOKUsharnritcamereaasemhlal at Bplthead,
about to sail for the BolHa. Their mission -wo* to cruise,
irtthin striking Olstanoo of tho Rnsslan Bnltfc fleet bound ,
up itt the ice; and to destroy thOßo vessels, smotim, ea as.
too (strung permitted tjiem tube roaebel. After dmng that
thWweretostormOronstadt, calculating certainly on gain-,
Ini possession or that fortress thus, ihough some pronoun
ceditimprognoble. AlCronstodt they are to be joined by
a lane float of smaller war nesmert and tranSMrta, with
Trhlcb ibev propose oetaally to storm. and burn St-Peters--
barght It la understood- th&t comparatlTely few KogUsU
- troops wilt to Constantinople, leaving the land opo*
- rations 6a Chat line almost emlrely to tlia <•> .•
The success of .such a plan, with the number
of vessels above named, may.well , be doubted.
Bussia has now in the Baltic three several sqaad
ronß of'nine man-of-war esah, bearing from 60
to 120 guns, besides sir frigateß, and tmmeronfl
■mailer craft, v Ten English war steamers cans
not oops with each forces, which may easily be,
combined. Besides the present naval forco of
Bußsia in the Baltio,' by a recent ukase, twelve
more frigates of a large class are to bo Immedi
ately fitted out in tbo Baltio ports. It is proba
ble, however, that with tbo for superiorskill of
English sailors, one British war steamerwould he
as effective as two Busßian line-of-battle ships... .
• 1 The taking of Cronstadt would be a task prob
ably too great even for the English navy. . Itis
ono of the most renowned and apparently im
pregnable fortifications 'll the world. Several
thousand: cannon, mortars .and Palxhans guard
the entrance to its harbor,, and no expense.baa
been spared- to Tender it a perfectly seonre rcu
dexyoua; of the Bussian Navy. The two other
naval ports Of the Baltio belonging to Bußsia
are- Beval and Helsingfors, both very strongly
fortified. The British fleets will find employ
ment for all.their power to tako either of those
ports. As to St Petersburg, it is too fsrnpths
river to be accessible by heavy vessels.of war..
The old naval hero, Napier, 5b to command the
English fleet in the Baltic, and with the perfect,
ly equipped and vast naval force under bis com
mand, a bloody and deßperato conflict may bo
expected on that sea. .......
THE CUBAH AUTHORITIES;
the Spanish officials in the Island of ,Cuba
seem determined to provoke this country intoo
war with Spain. No opportunity iB omitted, of
late, to insult our people and onr government,
And it is believed they are encouraged to those
aots by the governments of England and France.
All: the aoeonnts thus far received, represent
tho seiinre of the Black .Warrior steamer as un
just and unlawful. The vessel was worth about
$126,000, and her cargo about half that sum.
Both are confiscated, and taken possession of by
the Cuban' government. Our government has
: -been plaoed in possession of. all the facts j ahd,
frjpi the eourso pursued by the President and
. Cabinet, it is evident that, in their estimation,'
- the act was wholly nnjnafiable, and full repara
tion, it is- stud, will be demanded.
Bat this is not the only ontrago committed
■ upon'onr ships, calling for chastisement. : >..■■
Bat a few days since, an American merchant
ship, going into Matansas, was overhauled whoa,
- Safe :' -near the port, and fired into by a Spanish war
„ vessel. The American Captain made his pro:
testi and the case was reported to the Captain
f' ■ General,-but no anawer or satisfaction has been
' ■* received.
.“iV: - '-T u Another American voxel, belonging to Richmond. Ta^t
commanded by Capt, 0. J. Faria, rraa recently «uty«ctod, at
- Matanaaa, to a charge of J£s3 tonnage dutiea on her deck
load, lo contravention of the port regulations, which cxoct
no snob <1 atlas on a dock cargo. The money was paid under.
- - pm teat, and the cate rraa left la the hands of the Consul at -
Mitfantaa, for ad joatmenL 1 ’ - . :
. j It would be a singular torn of political affairs,
. should the American government be found in &1--
lionoe with Bnßsia against England and France.
Buiif the war continues inEuropo, and the sots
of hostility T>n the part of Spain are found tOjho
encouraged by England and France, surely an
alliance Is by no means impossible. It is time
' the insdeneo of Spain was chastised; and if
’ a England and France want.moro work on their
hande'thjin tbey-have already undertaken, then:
- - i e t ihem abet Spain in these outrages, and the
■> ' United Btatcs must enter the list of ombatantec.
nos, BAM. nocsTux.
■' It i 6 stated that Gon.-Houston has declared
Ijia intention;to leave leans* and settle-in Cali
- fomla. One paper ; asalgnß aaareosontbat be:
does notVish to bring up hie children la aslavo
State. He to .be on bia way to Texaanow.
to Settle o'pjiia business preparatory to leaving.
’ for Califetnid -In the: comingsummer or-fall.-
Gen. Houston baa bad an eVentfal life,, and it
. seems that his adventures are not to eadyct, .if
his life is spared. He has dono much to. make
Texas tree; and pipes it In its present high ‘ and
■ prosperous position, . And, his in
fluence Trilt bo widely felt in the great StatOi of.
; California should he settle there.; JEheieportof.
"hie intention to migrate to that-Siate may, how--
ever, he incorrect!
DHa-DCFF*.
It’will beseen-by a nbtice in our columns that ■
Hr, i>uff will, on firiday evening next, deliver «'
Tpctate aMHaeonio tbiß city. ? Ur. Doff'
:• KSas-yeatßiutnong the .heathens
- of th'{i : thdie»» 3e«oting himself to their inatrnc-i
tlon, and to the missions in southern
■■ . Asia, .v .
The the eastern papers?
os one of the moaV'rifeotive and remarkable
speakers of the age* Hid leotures nra full of
instruction and and presume a
crowded audience will-wch>omo"hun Pitts*
burgh. . ■ O'
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WEEB2.Y MONEY ABTICEE.
Money is not as abundant-in this market os it
was three weeks ago. : Large amounts have been
employed in- buying Western-produce for the
Eastern markets, and the returns are not yet re
oeircd.-iOno tO-one-'ajid-a-hßlf.per. cent. Is paid
for short loans, on saftf.poper. - The commences
ment of ncontrac tioaofdiSconnts by the New
York banks raises the price of money at once in
all the commercial cities. That contraction has
commenced, and, we presume, will continuofor
some time. Stock. speculators and others tyill
doubtless take advantage of~ll, and attempt to
getnp nnotherpaniC.Butfhereianorealoauße
■fortdaTnr." There ttmoney enough In the conn-"
try; and.tbe large purchases of breadstoffs and
provisions has scattered it over the country pret
ty generally and.,Bj)?ndantly; _- Meantime, the
amount of spechiitt the eonntryis gradually but
steadily increasing. amounts; of gold ar
riving from California, and the reduced ship,-,
menis of epociß-tb Europe; rie sufficient evidence
that the volume of money is increasing. The in
terior of the country is esoaping from its depinf
1 denoe on Eastern capitalists. for:.means- to non
struct railroads,-and will thus .he,, relieved from
the semi-anntial drain of-money r to theEcßtward
to pay interest on loans, and municipal bonds.
Railroads built with cash, and by peopteimme
idistoiyinterested in their ’construction* will :be
buiit .the: ohcapest, -and ; pay- host when com-.-
pleted.
: Money beoTS about tho same rales m Cincin
nati ns here, and a short supply is complained of.
. ThornteahaveriSen, nndthe demandincreased
on tbs supply in l»ew York. . . ‘ '
■ .The.Cincinnati 1 Priu Currmt gives a detailed;
fltatement.ol the.number of hogs packed n't tbs
Weat for tho last year, by which it appears„tbat‘i
for the y00r1853-4,. the number of ■ hoga killed i
and packed for,market teas 2,581,037, against.
2,201,110 for the previous-year. This number
of hogsjat the ascertained average-might, would
make 633,992,850.p0unde of. pork prepared for
the market in the ’Western. Stnteß for the. last
year. ,' For tho previous year, it was 485,839,-
850 pounds, ■ At 5 cents per pound for tho en
tire amount of this yeaf, the hog crop, will he
seen to be of vast value. - - ------
The bueineßS. of Pittsburgh, by' tho rivers,
railroads anil canal, la now larger than ever he-.,
foro; and Is libely to Continue so. 1
: We have one great advantage over oar rival
at tho North. The Pennsylvania ennui, was
opened soon after the Ist of . March, and is now
crowded with freightswhile the NewTork Ca
nal is notlikely'to be opened iintH the first of
May.
: Tho Baftdlo OmmmiaiAdtcrtutr, of the 19tb insUot,
xnys:— ll It u probable the Canale will not bo opened.befero
tho let ofMnv, os the f-rcst quantity of float remaining In
tho ground, m conwqueiice of tho Tcrj lUUe*now that
tell during the part season, renders It ImpracticAblc to open
them -hdora that 0 rte. •. It is claimed that there Is more frost
la tho ground at the present time than there, has been at
tha Banw «a*ou£ur tbelarttwcntyyearß. , ? : 1 •
An examination Into the affairs of the New York Crystal
Palace, Shows that tho Association is In debt about $170,000.
Tho loss on the exhibition Is estimated from Ist of January
l&xt } to 9th insL,at& little over $19,000, or about $334 per
day. • It appears the company has sunk .
It* whole capital..... '$189,&00:
AH Its receipt5.......*,... SSO,OOO
And is iQ debt........ 170,000
TOW ~$1,039,000
Agalnafi which it has the Crystal Palace building, insured
for 91,009; Kiss's JLmazotvAe.
The returns of the coat trade.show that only
5,000,000 hnshels of coat have been exported
from Pittsburgh since Janaary Ist, to the South-
Western marteta..
< Our manufacturers in all branches are basy,
running full 1 lime, and are generally well sup
plied with orders.
Egy-The Bill to authorize the Ohio and Penn
sylvania Railroad Company to take their railroad
over the Aqueduct to this city, was up before
the Senate some days ago., Mr. Hamlin offered
a resolution calling on tho Canal Commissioners
for information whether any damage would be
done to tho Canal or Aqucduot by the road. Tho
resolution passed, and tho bill was laid over for
the present. . The: opinion of tho Canal Commis
sioners will soon be received.
; g®* Tfao papers in the eastern cities complain
that; the bakers .make nnnsoally small loaves of
bread'this season: And, it is said that tho
loaves have not increased in size atoll since the
decline in the price of flour. , , -
t&T Oar evening paper goes off briskly. We
sell a large edition, and it is one of the best
mediums of advertising that oqr business men
can find in the city. Try it awhile, and yon will
be convinced.
, -ESy-Tho OMo Legislature has passed n rcso
lution requesting tho Legislature of Pennsylva-'
nia to pass each law or laws, as wlllgivo a free
and uninterrupted ■transit for travel and trade,'
between the cast and west,; ooross Erio floonty
in this State. ’
: : g®» A tornado occurred at Florence; in Ken
tucky, on tho Si inst. A bridge across the Ten
nessee river, which cost $165,000, was blown
down and washed off. 1 No. insurance, and it is
a total loss. Several warehouses were also de
stroyed.
: Hon. Pavid,Ritchie .will-accept Onr thanka
for valuablo pnblio documents.
iTBEPanHaHDI.6 RaILBOAD QoESTiok.—The
Wellsbnrgh Herald, in spooking of the adjourn
ment of the Virginia Legislature, romarksthat
nothing was done in regard to: the Pan Handle’
Hoilroad, and the entire'matter remains in the
same position it did at tho commencement of the
session,exoept that its prospects are materially
better. , The reversal .of. the Houso committee
in the Houso.itself; and the passage of the Ha*
wenswood Bill, arb nnmistakeable indioationa of
a favorable, change, ..The report of the Senate
oommittee, also nnfavorable. oonld havo been
rehdily reversed, :had the friends of' tho bill de
sired It There was no doabt entertained but
that could the :d>lll. have been brought up, it
would . have passed both Hanses. : Hence the
prlnclpai efi'deavor,of its enemies was tQ ke£p it
back. At tho extra session which will doubtless:
conveno next winter, it will cf eonrse again
come tap, and 1 as the. same members will be
there, and os it is a.thing that gains strength
with time, it will undoubtedly pass. ;
. - Nkw -CocsTßnrwTs.—The' following new
counterfeits have recently beon pat in circula
tion :
Philadeiphia Bask, Philadelphia, Pa.—
;sQ’s altered from s’*. ,;. Vignette on npper corner,
oft left end three figures, one holding a staff With
•cap of liberty ontop—aUotherholds some
blades of grain, and the third a compaks. . The
'true GO’s have fora vignette.two,females,:,with
, a shield between them.’-' FAirmoant Water Works
at the left, qf ene ond ship on the right of the
other-, .Penn, on right .jonct and Franklin on left.
Head of Washington: botween names of officers.-
HABnisnnao Bark,; nAKKisBCEa.PA.—
tered from Ts.relicf issue. Vignette, a marble
mason at work.
. : FaBSIEBS’ ABD. PIAHTKBS’ 'BASK, BaLTIMOBS,
Md.—2o’s, spurious. Vignette, agricultural im
plements, sheaves of grain, railroad cars; “ • ■
Disasters on our Westers Rivers.— The Bt.
bonis Evening Newt_ says that during the two
monthsof.'January and February; twenty-threo
steamers were snub, burnt or. blown up on- the
Mississippi river, and its' tributaries, and two de
stroyed: bybreonthe Savannah—involving the
toss of near two hundred liveß, and more than
. million dollars worth of. property. The
.records.ofthe present month will greatly , swell
thlsfearfnl list of mortality. Within the last
-fow days wo.haro received accounts of>the Iqss
.of the steamers Caroline and J. L. Awry upon
“O Mississippi, end the Reindeer upon the Ohio
: ri|er—hurrying, in all,, one hundred and fifty
humsn sonls, without warning or -preparation,
...... w. 1 'l'-Wr ""(■ •" 'b'
!• • Boston*
i. Warofc, 20-rrrTbe. Bdhoooer Bnjsftli,
mm. Boston to Plymouth, Bunk off Gape Cod-in
gate of Saturday it is Buppoaed irith all on
,boatd, vte:~WilUam Simmons, master; J.Jjto*
A- Biohmond,' and Torenco, the crew;
the follewiqg passengers:—E. Barnes,’H.
and Bon,,Henry Weston, and George
'l Konday—Midnigbt—Tjbe PacK
: thltte6atli‘-day oat. hag.&ot.ytfr
'^^app^e,.;,.
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E«w« araVl.Paeta from alt Quarters.
Good batter is only 10 cents a pound inCin
oinnnli.
Tbe Alabama Legislature, at. its late seeion,
refused ta abolish imprisonment for debt.:
Mr. William - Fields, a Bsldier of tho Devolu
tion, died in Scott 00., Va.; on the Btb ult., aged
105 years.
No less than fito hundred men were recently
recruited in one week in Dublin.
Rev. Joseph &. SooviUe, editor of the New
York' Piok, falls heir to $200,000 more or less
loft byNnthan Preston hia unole; who died rer
ccotly io Litchfield, Coon. -
Two oftho oelebratedßlaok Hawk horses have
been sold in Montpelier, Vermont, for $2OOO
apiece;
Numerous rafts, of lumber arrived at Colum
bus, Fa, last week.
. A meeting has- been called at Mobile to de
souuoo the seisuro of the Blaok Warrior.
The steamer Blaok Warrior is owned mostly
in’ Mobile,' but partly in New York,' and is; worth
some $125,000.
The returns of the adjutant general Btato
: that 47,000 eotdiera are employed in the colo
nies of Great Britain independent of the native
troops.
' There is on exhibition,’ on Walnut street, be
tween Fifth and Sixth, a pig only 18 months old,
weighing 1640 pounds. ::Ho is.undonbtcdly the
greatest curiosity in the
Commercial,
-■■ The City of San Francisco, California, has
been lighted with gas, and thejmprovement it
mates m the appearance of the streets, and of
the city generally, oocasion much remark.
■ Hnrly.bnrly is said to owe its origin’to Bur
leigh and Bnrleigb, two neighboring families,
that.filled the country around with contest and
violence.
f[jta llotfian Catholics InMinnesoia out-num
ber all other denominations. - A cathedral is to
bo urected this season at Bt. Panl which will
cost $90,000.
We understand that Mr. Lafarge has deter
mined to restore the elegant marble front, of
Broadway, destroyed by the burning of the Me
tropolitan flail, and has already contracted for
the marble. As to the internal character of the
building we are not informed. —Journal of
Commerce.
Mrs. Wolfe,- an aged lady, jumped into a canal
in New Orleans recently; with the intention of
drowning herself, but was rescued by an officer.
She assigned as a reason for the act that she was
weary of Wandering about the city homeless and
friendless. "
tones were first used for ballets, iron ones
are first mentioned in 1550; leaden bullets were
made before the close of'the siztoenth century.
Stone cannon balls are stillused in the Hast. -
The total produce of tobacoo grown on the face
of the globe has been calculated by Mr. Craw
ford, sod: amounts to the enormous sum of 2,-
000,000 tons.
; Tho Cioclonati Columbian says that Mlbb Eliza
Prelly was married to Mr. John Good ou Friday
last - • .
4 slanderer of the fair sex undertakes to
prove that Satan was n woman named.Lncy Fir,
(Lucifer.)
The modern way of asking for a marringo
license is to say: Clerk givo me nn order for a
woman!" .■ - ■ ■
It may not bo generally known that editors
get one important item of subsistence at a very
low price—they get bored foroothing.
; Xhe man'who “borrowed trouble,“ has ro
tnrnedit without any expression of thanks.
Christopher Fallon, Esq., has been elected
President of the West Chester and Philadelphia
Railroad Company, in place of John Rutter, Esq.,
resigned.
Two cargoes of guano, from the Cbincbo
Islands, arrived at Now York on Thursday, also
a cargo of teas and silks {torn China.
The inercaso in tho membership of the Meth
odist Episcopal Charch, in the bounds of the
Baltimoro Conference, during last year, was
720.
A boy employed in driving a stngo has been
committed to jail at Staunton, Va., on the charge
of robbing the mail.
The new English mammoth screw steamer
Himalaya, lately made a trip of 1000 miles in
74J hours; her greatest speed was 18} miles on
hour. •
Tho wholesale variety stare of H. Calvert, at
Cincinnati, was robbed on Friday night of over
$2,000 worth of goods.
From Lho Scir Orleans Bor, March 14.
Interertlng from Mexico.
INTEUOEPTEO_ LKTXEII3-—PBOBAJULE ESTABLISH-
51E.NT OF THE E3U‘UIK.
Some weeks ago wo made arrangements for
the regular receipt by the semi monthly, mails ot
a correspondence from tho city of Mexico. Io
the uaturoof things, it was next to impossible
for oar letters to fail. We knew they would be
written and despatched; but wo were forewarn*
cd that they might bo tampered with, or inter
cepted. The Texas, which arrived on Saturday,
brought ue no oerrcspondence,.and there is every
reason ,to believe that the writer's letters have
bocn eehed, read and destroyed-by tbo unscru
pulous minions of Santa Anna. Wo are tbo
more inolinod to this conclusion from the fact
that the letters in question were pictures of
Mexiaan policy, the views of the government,
and the state of public feeling, euoh as are only
attainable from privato sources of approved
value and authenticity. The letters we hate
heretofore published, and which have proved es
sentially exaot in every statement and predic
tion, have no doubt awakened tho suspicion of
his Sorene Highness, and led to this infamous
and dsspotip interference with the rights of in
dividuals. ■
This opinion is corroborated by the assurances
given to us by. gentlemen of tho highest obaraa
ter that their correspondence hos. been similarly
dealt with. One of our friends who formerly
enjoycd. the. confidence of the. Mexican govern
ment, but is specially odious to Banta Anna, de
clares that for several months hehas been nnable
to obtain a single line from his correspondents
at the capital, though he is positively certain
that they have frequently addressed him.;Now
Orleans, as; our readers aro probably aware, is i
the rendezvous of a large number of patriotie i
and liberat Mexicans, who have been proscribed,'
and banished by the tyrant who now rules tho
destinies of’that miscalled republic. ’ Henoe, he I
regards with jealous apprehension all letters I
posted for oarcity, and his oharaoter and ante-i
cedents aro too woll known. to warrant’ tho belief i
that any nioe sentiment of honor would induce
him for one moment to respect: tho sanctity of n
private seaL It is evident that if Santa Anna
would'break open and withhold one letter, he
may extend bis system: to the entire Mexican:
: mail intended for Now Orleans.: Such an odious
: system of espionage, l by whioh the government
oan obtain complete knowledge of individual:
i opinions, of private transactions, and of com
mercial-operations, ought not to he patiently en
i dared, and .we respectfully submit to our govern
i meat the expediency of inquiring into the matter,
and of employing its infiuenee in. arresting bo
intolerable a censorship. i
i While on the subject of Mexico, we may add
that intelligent observers : who. know that coun
try, andnadorstsnd the oharaoter of SantaAnno,
inform ns that no doubt whatever exists of his i
design to ossamo Imperial dignity as soon as he
can oolloot the necessary funds and organize a
sufficient force to overcome'resistance. Wo have i
good authority for affirming that Signor Atocha, !
who arrived hero by the: Texas, and loft on Sun
day for Washington, Is charged with an impor- 1
taut mission to Almonte, the Mexican minister, i
the purport of which is that ho.iß to spare no i
efforts to secure, the early ratification of tho i
Gadsden treaty, and that, for this purpose, he is i
vested with fall authority to agreo in any modi- 1
fiaatioss that-may bo proposed, withoat losing |
time to consult the boms government Bhould i
the treaty pass the Senate, Almonte is required |
immediately to transmit one million of dollars I
of the amount to be paid by the United States,
toSlgnor Bafael Bafael, Mexican ConsulstNew
York, who, supplied With this largo sum,will
embark forthwith for Spain. Bis mission will
be to engage a competent staff of experienced
offiosre for the Mexican-army, or rather for that |
portion of it which is under the eye of, and de- I
■voted to Santa Anna. Tho latter hopes that I
when the time .shall arrive for him to don the |
imperial purple, his Preetorian guards will be-so.i
thoroughly disciplined by . their - Spanish com-!
msndets, ns easily to put down any attempts of i
thb oitixens to interfere with the execution of his
projects. ~ , .
We give these statoments without, of course,
vonohing for their, accuracy, though we repeat
tbpt they emanate from well informed, sagacious
and cool observers.' If . they be founded in truth,
wi shall doubtless be apprised of the departure
*ofi Behor Jtafaelßoon after the ratification of the
JGidsdentreaty; i Itby any .chance that treaty
should be-'rojeoTed, 'Santa Anna’s ambitions
Aspirations would he eroeDy nipped in the bnd.
COMEGEMBI
- i : Statistics of Salt*
la compliance with aresolution adopted by
the House of Representatives on the 14th of De
cember, 1868, the Secretary. of the Treasury
transmitted to that body on the 30th of January,
1864,.a report from which-we make up the fol
lowing interesting statistics on the number of
salt manufactory s,tho amount of capital in
vested in them, aad other valuable informa
tion :
It appears from -, the report made by the Su
perintendent of the Census, that the whole num
ber of salt manufactories ip the United States
whoso annual product is $5OO or upwards in
value is 339. They are distributed amongst the
States as follows: <: - - . e
Maine has 8 establishments; capital invested,
$8,100; nverage number of-hands, 4; average
yearly wages paid, $l,080; value of- product per.
annum, $9,700.
- Massachusetts has 9 ; capital invested; s4o,*-
400;; average bandß, 86; average wages, $9,-
180; value of product, $93,850. '
: Connecticut has 1; capital, $4,000; average
hands, 2; wages paid, $504; quantity produced,
40,000 bushela; value, $5,600.
■ New York has 102; capital, $810,950 v hands,
878; wages,-$299,876q value of produot $998,- -
815.
Pennsylvania has 47; capital $168,360; hands,
219; quantity produced, 619,100 bushels; , value,
$206,796.
- Virginia has: 40; capital, $1,269,000; hands,
1,297; wages $324,900; quantity produced, 3,-
479,890 bushels; value, $700,466.
- Florida has 1; capital, $19,000 ; hands, 8;
wages, $1,728; value of produot, $O,OOO. 1 • ■
iTezas has 2; capital,-$3,476; hands;.. 16;
wages, $2,362; quantity, 8,000 bushels ; valno r
$5,900.
■ Ohiohas32; capital, $188,760 ;hands,l67;
wages, $42,036; quantity produced, 550,850
bushels; value, $182,298,
> Kentucky has 12; capital, $128,450 ;:hands,
162; wages, $11,828; produced, 246,r
SOObusbels; value, $67,825.
Illiuois has 1; capital; $2,600; v bands,; 3;
wages $720; quantity, 20,000 bushels ; value,
$6,000.
BS?* A humoronß fellow aubphccnaed as: a
witness on a trial for an assault, one of the
counsel, who. was notorious for brow-beating
witnesses, asked him what distance he was from
the parties when the assault happened; he an
swered:
: “.last four feot fire inches and a half.” ..
■ *' How came you to be so exaot, fellow ?” said
the connsel.
“Because lexpected some fool or other would
ask me, and I measured it” ■■
> E&" The “Citisen” gives a history of Ear
chid Pacha,' the Commander-in-chief of the
Asiatic forces, and atateadhat.he is an Irishman
by birth, that his.original name ■ was Qain, and
that he was born in Ximerick or thereabout
Do is the same person who, daring the Hunga
rian straggle, served with Buob distinction under;
the name of Gayom and at the dose of the war,
accompanied Kossuth to Turkoy, “ embraced
the Moslem faith) and donned the tnrban.”—
Steuienviße Herald.
8©“It is stated that Foster .Boswortb,late,
postmaster at Troy, N. Y., has fully satisfied oil
tbo demands of the government. ■:■■■
The rates of toll on the Illinois and Mi
chigan canal havo been reduced about 80 per
cent, on those previously charged.
The First'Unformed Presbyterian congrega
tion in Philadelphia are engaged in tho ereotion
of a church which will bo the roost costly in their
entire.ooanection.: One of its members 'Contri
butes $lO,OOO towards it
Bishop Hughes -arrived at Mobile, from- New
Orleans, on the 10th iost.
Important to Country Dealers,—Dß.
GEORGE 11. KEYSER, WhoUititand iieUid'Druggut, No,
140, corner of Wood street and Virgin alley, lias for Bale a
complete assortment of pare nnd genuine patent or pro
prietory medicines, which will ha sold at proprietors prices;
among which are the following, via:
nua.-
Dr. Rcso'a Alterative,
do. itailroad,
- do. Golden, . '
do. Female, •
Dr M'Cllntock’s hirer Pills,
ilobensack’s Liver Pills,
Seller*' do.
McLane’s do.
Pltche’a Oongb,
do. Cathartic, .
do. for Diarbwa,
do. f<r bleeding Lunge,
Roberta* Sarsaparilla,
Townsend’s do.,
Bennett’s Plant end Root, •
Louden’* Indian. Vegetable,'
Wnghl’e do^
Holloway’s do.,
Dyott’s An&hlllous,
LeCa New.lrmdon, '
do. Windham, •
Dr. Cook’s Billons,
Hibbard’s do., -
Harris’ rick headache,
Rad way’s Regulator*,
Moffat's Life,
Bragg's Anti-blliaus,
do. Feror and Ague,
London’s . do*
Jaynes' Sanative,
Brandrcth’s,
German,
44* > act* wiuout €omuern«~Tiie Jfa&>
lie ibonld know them*
V . Hsw TottK, October 10,1852.
ilrs. Ilimly, No. 119 Suffolk street, w rites as that she baa
been troubled with worthsfor some three years, and that
choused ona vial of Dr. M’LANK'S Celebrated YEUMI
FUtfE, which brought away over fifty large worm& llcr
usual good health Immediately returnen,
Mrs. Qaigby, No. IS2 Essex street, New York, under date
of November 23; 1852, writes ua that »ho had a child which
had been unwell for better than two mouths, j&q pro
cured * bottle of M’ L AN E‘SYK H Mlf U Q E, and admltil*.
tcrod it. The child passod a luge quantity of worms, and
In a few days wu as hearty os ever it had been. Parents
with Bucb testimony before them, should not hesitate when
there is any reason to inspect worms, and loss no time In
procuring and administering. Dr. M’-Lanota Vermifuge, It
never (bits, and U perfectly cafe.
IV &—The above valuable remedy, also Dr, M’Loao’s ceK
obmted Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in this city.
Purchasers will bo careful to askibr, and take none but
Dr.‘ iPLano’s Vermifuge. There are others, purporting to
be&TLauo'sVermifuge,now before Ihojjubllo.
Also for sale by the solo proprietors,
FLEMING BROS* . *
Successors toJ. Kidd 6 Co,v
CO Woodstroot.
m&r2l»m*w
BledlcaX Teatlmony Cannot be €oe»
trOTcrted.— Ono of the most startling cases La narrated
of Dr. M*LANB*S YBRUtFUGR, by Dr. John Butler, of
Lowell, Trumbull Go., Ohio. The caso *fas that of a young
lady who had been Tory sick for eight years, and had ooa
suited a number of physicians, who had treated St naoneof
Prolapsus Uteri. Dr. Bailor was then called in, and for a
time bettered with his prcdocessoralhat it wasacasoof
Prolapsus. "Ho was, however, soon forced to the conclusion
that his patient was suffering from worms, and after much
persuasion, prevailed upon her to toko two doses ot Dr.
M’Lane’a Yormlfago. This .modldne had the effect of re*
moving from her a countless number of tho largest rise"
After sho passed thorn, her health Immediately returned’
She is Blnco married, and oontlnues to-enjoy aicallent
health. . . ...'■* • •
Purchasers will bo cawful to osk/br Dr. STLano’s Cele
brated Vermifuge, and take none else. All other Vermi
fuges, in comparison,
Vermifuge* also his Celebrated. Hrer Pills, can now be had
at all the respectable Drag Stores in the United States and s
Canada. Alio for solo by tho*nole propriotore,
PLEXUNQ BROS.,
Successor* to J. Eldd A Co^
60 Wood street.
A Word to Farmers—Hour to have good Butter
and Hore of It, and Healthy Stools. •-
gne and Fever of three years standing Cared,
—Mr John Lqngdon, now living at Bearer Bom, Hanover
county, Tfrw, near Richmond, hod Ague and Forerfor throe
years, moat of the tlmoho had chills twice a day, and rarely
iosa than oneej .he was parched with fevers on soon aa the
chlU loft him; and after .trying physicians, quinine, most Of
the Tonics advertised, and ovary thing, recommended to
him, was about to giro up in despair,'when Cartels Spanish
Mixture was spoken oft he got two bottles, but before he had
used more .than a tingle otto, he wo* perfectly cured, and
has not had a ohlU or fever since.
. Mr. Longden is only one out of thousands who bate been
benefited by this great tonic, alterative and blood purifier,
v 800 advertisement with his certificate, --r marll -
New Discoveries.—VEGETAßLE CATTLE
POWDER-Theao powders are put np In one pound packs, and.
ore really a good article, not only for the diseases incident
to Hones, Cows, Swine and other animals, but they are
likewise an excellent articleto improve .Che condition of the
animal. ■ j •
JbriftEcft Chios, they not only improve the oondltlon of
Mich Cows, but they increase the quantity as well as im
prove the quality of milk and butter. The proprietors say
that if increases the quantity of butter from half a pound
to a pound a week to each cow, while those persons who
have tried it, say a pound and a half to two pounds per
week,withthe seme kind of feeding as before. Of one
thing we are certain . all who use St once will use It all the
timo and sere money by the operation, es well as Improve
the eppearano of their stock. Prioe 26 cents a paper, $
papers for £L GEO. H. KEYSBR, N 0.140,
, corner Wood it. and Virgin alley. .
febl Wholesale and Retell Agent
Chests—Br. KEYSEft, wholesale
l4O Wood street has on fund a splendid as
sortment of MEDICINE CHESTS, far families add steam
boats, at vsjrlous prices. Those in want of articles of this
kind would do well to gjvehtm acalL r - febl :
/“XABD.—W. 13. BCHMERTZ; Np<lol MARKET Street is
now-opening n large end beantifal stock of Gents,-jLv
dies, Misses, Boys and Children's Boot£ Shoes and Geitera,
of tns latest series, and best workmanship, and warranted
equal to any in the city..- Don't forgot the place, the new
/rent. No. JO7 Market street between liberty and Fifth
street. mar 22
mO LET—A two story brick dwelling hottflQ, on- the out'
•I: aide of Centre Avenne. Rent $2OO.- at
maiS H.MINEBA t OiX l No.S3W«hflBldit
4®- Health ws. Richea.-DIL' MORSE'S TO,
VIGORAfINQ ELIXIR OH CORDIAL -At o time wh<fo 1
Cholera-menaces us from abroad, and rtilp.' 4 from!
Europe arrives iaden.wlth di.sbOM) and death} it is ot.Lbe
highest importance thatUho Mood should he purtted&s&
the system putis accndilloncapable of Twistingcdotagioaa
Influences. This endfflsinJecUni Utfu»
best safeguard against in&ctloq? thaVtbe.worldvhaaevor
seen. The' herb which *formsJta principal, ingredient is
chewed by theinhahiiantobf Arabia, where it ls found, ase
auro antidote to thototrible peattfeuco occasipoaßy
[ Bweops<over that region; audit has been administered In
i choloroio maladies in London and Paris, wlthth* moatsof* •
prising curative effect. In the dobility whlch.follows
in the decrepit stages of life, and la all casaa of foebloness
'anddeprQsaion,Lroni’^hatoTcr,j^'a9e_ l arlsliig f lt,Ee^cas^to_
create a> new add vigorous
the muscles,bracingthe nerves; clearing ihe brain, improv
ing the appetlto, and bringing ail the functions of the body.
Into a normal and< healthy condition. In coses where tbs.
low.of >roprodaction.h&snot -been Xol&Ued; in.piarxlod Ufe^. ;
both sexes will find in th* Invigorating Elixir. tbo best
Wans of removlng-tho cause of these replnlngsi. Its regu.
lar use occasions a* constant and. placid cheerfulness; aud
its gently stlninlating effects sownever Ibllowedby dsprcFS-
Jog roactlon.~Ladle» "Whether matriedor single; will find
it perfectly invaluable in-all.the-physical difficulties.:to
which tbeir delicateorgankationisliablo. ■ . - / ; > r r
< The Cordial Is put up, highly concentrated, in pint bob
ties. Price threedollars per bottle, two for fivo dpUatw* she
tor twelve dollars, - C.H. BlNG,Proprietor,;
■' • 192Broadway,NawYorfc-. I
Sold by Druggists throughout tho United States* Canada, i
and the West Indies. v. . -J.t- • • i
, AGENTS. '
| FLEMING A BROS;, No‘XO Wood’stroetj PltWbujffltl-'--’
Dtt.QEo.ff.KEY3Ea,ffo.l« Wood street, do
} J. P FLEMING* Allegheny City. :toar24 oin*V •'
. tbo welMihown superiority* of
QUIBBLE’S fltiulbo Garment, jieods no conament ca bis
park; it has been acknowledged by all whofcavo favored him i
with their orders, that they have never beetr-fitted with £bd >
same ease. axidL style os by him; He.bcgs to inform hla pa
trons and tha.public, that-his stock is now replete with'the
nQweat-ityl^;fo^^tB,‘'vests-and v pmtfl,Bnitablß‘Tor,tbe:
present season. ‘ QSIBBLE,.
Tailor and Pantaloon Maker* .?.♦
• mar 24 • ■. < 240 Liberty st,head of .Wood,
DIED:
: On T hursday, at tbe residence of bis sOndn-low, Geo. -W.
Gardner, Mr. JOHN year of hla ago
IJb funorta wUI tafco place on gATtntBAY MORNING,-
25th Inst, at 10 o'clock, fromtho comer Of Wylie audFpU
ton streets»Frfrm&i and' acquaintances are. invuedto ,bt;'
tend without farther noticed
TUB PmSBUftGBTORCHI«TRALBOOIEry £ wnr
give their first Concert, OnMONDAY'EYENING; thq
21m Inst, at Masonic Sail, on which occasion, they will be
tuudstaTbyhlLlE; Miiusoa Oje&vzog,. late of*lho imperial
Opera, Farid, Tickets SQ cents: • ♦ • mar24:trt.~
tr»»KEVt DR, DUFF, of jCalontta».wilf lecture
on FRIDAY KYJfcININQ,; at 7 .o'clock, at > Masosia
lloll, Pittsburgh. Doors open at do’clociu Tickets 15 cents;
to bo had at Blr; Davidson’s Bookstore, Market etreet; Eng
lish k Oo.j Wood street; Presbyterian Uccms,'Fifih street t
and Ur, Rentonly St; Clair street, Pittsburgh;-also,’atMr;.
Joseph Sprall’s and Mra;-Badler’«,.Feder&l street,-Allegheny
city. Notichets will be sold at the door. Thodergymen
trill receive-their tickets -at tho Pre&byterian Rooms Fifth
street, Pittsburgh. msna
WOOD'S GRAND NEW EXHIBITION, - ",
LAFAYETTE HALL,
■ r- - .00ItUSlfCI90 - . ; • :■ . r ■,
MONDAY, MAECJI 27 tn. 1854,
And every day and. rztning qf fye tcuky
ooaManxa or - *
CHANG AND ENG %
TIIB WOXtLb EEHOWHBD
TW*HTS,-S3 ‘
AKO
CniXDJIDN," *
! ■ ■." ALSO THE •■
BWISS BEARDED £ADV,U
From Lake Geneotii-SiFitzerfaftifs "
Forming tbo meat-genteel* as well at nOTolattrac
. tloa e»er offered la IMttaburgh.- - v* '•
■. 49* Honrs of exhibition from a.s. to-12
from 214 to 6 p. si;; and from TtOSVjln thoeteciag:. - : -
■ Admission 25 cents; Children ":• • ■ [marSi*
Orphana’Conrttiolc.
BV; VIRiTUK of un order ofthe Orphan's Court in and for-.
thc Count; of Allegheny,.trill to exposed to public ml*
on the 12th day of April* 1864,: at -10 M- alt the
right, title, and interest of audrin3l aerpsof laodof the
estate of Joseph.M’Corkle; Bald interest being the 8-l(Ubor
raid 31 acres, in Jefferson. tcmtifhip, bonndedbybmiHti’
the heirs of Jesse Jobe, Noblo CalbQutvtfoberi Xi’EUriootor
trnii Captain Samuel Heath. Terms of rata: cash. Sale to
take place on tbo premia a. : -.
mar34:3tw - JQHffTI. AdmlnWrtKrtr
• : . Maio ...
OP TRENTO BUIM JIIC&STOHES' AND BftTCK.— -Ojv
TUESDAY, the, March irwt, at 10 o’clock* will Ns
SOW on tbcpretnlMsof John Bhejr, bear McEtjl?ht’attnllin>
Mill, In nirtpinglwnvTeuor more pair various size* French
Burr Mill-Stones, or superior Blocks and workmanship,
' Also, 50 m Drfcfe, In lota to suit tbo trade. Millers Am
speculators attend. Sato posiilvn,
. • P. S. See Sheriff/«hambi!ls.
Hooper's Female,
Anderson's,
.. nrvTEBS.v
Doorbave'a Holland,
Uastotler’s Stomach, .
Green's Oxygenated, -
Hampton's Tincture, ..
RadeJUTtj’s Alkaline,
Hatchings'D/spopela,
Houghton's,
iargeani's,
Wolfo's Schnapps,
■ BTBUPR AXD COUGH BtXKDIE*.
Or. Kfeyscr’a Pectoral,. .
Or. Jaynes’Expectorant,
Taylors Balsam of Liverwort,
Schenk's Pulmonic, .
Dr. Duncan’s Expectorant,
NuttaU’s Byri&cum,
Dr. STCllntock’s Pectoral,
. do. Cough Mixture,
niche's Pulmonary vtglp*«w y
do. Bxpoctorani,
do. Cherry Pulmonic,..
Dr. Rose's Expectorant,
Ayres* Cherry Pectoral,
Ellers* Congo, . .
Morgan's do.
JB&* Remember Iho place, . .
88. KEYSKR'S,
No. 140 Wood.street, corner
Virgin .alley..
I:.:. ' • • r i: ’marlCtdaw
WHO -.Willi*: OUNtINUt; TO ItENTf-Who.’
when a large and beautlfifl Xot of Ground, frcntln;
on two street*, (60 by 154.) canbu bad f tt <200;- only stl s
required In hand, the halsncc-io tepald at ssa.m >nttir
These lots (only four of oq. aiOhnt Wash
logton, within twenty minutes Wait of the city, andean 1*
had at $2OO each, and on the above term*,tif applied for be
fore the let of, April next: Apply without delay to ='
S. CUTfIUERTAEQSf; -
140:Thlnl etreof.i/.
PLAID 81LKS.—Justreceived st>pieeetf LightVmidHum
. oar Silks. •
marfl-t . •■-. : ■■. *• No; 25Fifthrfroptr
SUMMER MANTILLAB.—A. A. MASON A OOvWit*
altenlion.to their splendid assortment of Spring anti
Bummer Mantillas. • :-.■■•? , : ; -
T>LAID DRESS OQOuS.—Just received 600- pieces nou
i styles ChalUs,Bcrages > Di:lainGS,£e.'. r..
A. A. MASON & Co^
mar 34 - ... , ho.£sFifthstreet:
JCTST RECEIVED—Ovcr 500 plcees new Lawifr, veryfini
styles. A. A. MASON ft CO,
mar2i - Nn.-SVFinh
IME—lOObbls LaulsvUio lame, tor bai«j ny ,^7"!-
mar 24 v BKNRt If. COLLINS.
eORN— 1000 bu&far-fiale.by- v : r • t.v-.-i ' ••; .
martt HENRY H COLLINS.
rS UK UN A PPLES—44 bbla lir ral« by :
\7 marB4 IHgtKY K CQT.LTN*.
POTATO bS—2OO bus for sale by- *,—.
mar 24 . URVRY It rOLtTNR
BKIED APPLES—SO bps {or bala by , i n
mar 24 HENRY fl COLT INS.
T\RIED PBACUES—IOO bos foreale by 1 i
U mart* lIBNRY n. rOLLINS.
I9H—Wblto Fish, Trout, Salmon, Pichurvl, Shad, Her
ring, Ac, for sale bjr '- : '■■■■'
. mar 24 • : - • - HENRYII, COLtXNS.'
Bicarbonate soda - —a huo artiei*. iuu store
and Car salo by . PLUMING.BROS. > ■-*
.. . . •, : Successors to J. Kidd & Co; *:
' thftr24 - ; - . . NO. 60 Wow\ gtwt f •
T INBEKD OIL—I6OO galls fastordandfor sale by v ; .-
Xj myst ' flemino bror
A LCUOUOL—2S bbla TOond 92 proof, ta store and jßtf
A sale by ~ • ; FLBMINO.. BROS "■;
OPPEUAS—SObblsinetoroand for aaloby ■ t >k
matSi FLEMING BROS.
TURPENTINE— 20 bbla, ini good order*- In stare and' for
tola by FLEMING BROS.
TJUttB TANNERB* OIL—2O bbla in store and for sale bj
JT taarg* FLEMING BROS.
GOOFiau— 10 drums largo CoUtUh, for.sate by. •! < -
mart!. ENGLISH £ RICHARDSON.,
T> ICK—SOtlereos prime Bice,4D storeamlfM sale by-~
JX a*r24 ; ENGLISH ft'-mCIIARDSON. »
TUB CITY OF GLASGOW baa not yet arrived In PhUv
delnhia, and therefore cannot sail tmSaturday, 25th
.lnst. < llorday of sailing will-bo despatched totho .Agent
hore. JOHN THOMPSON,
mar23fr * 410 Liberty at . Pittsburgh.
rpHB FORTUNE HUNTBU*ano7el of Navr York fiocioty;
X by Mrs. Anna Cora llowait,ls published this day, com
plate in one volnme, price 37 cent*. •
• Hear what the editor of ScetCt .We cWy Paper toys of It:
:, . u It Is one of the boat productions that has aver emara
ted from tha brilliant pen of Anna Cora .Mowatt, -the well
known' anthoroas of the comedy'otPaßhlon,
Mrs. M. Is an actroae of and previous to Lor
debut in actiro public life, mixed; as she does no#, trilh the
elite' of literary and fhsblonablo society. Her works' art- '
roalote with refinement.. TtteßOenasi flots am! Incidents'
-being taken, prindpslly from tho-walks of life
accuatouod to tread. Moreover, ebe knowing ft f wornaoV
heart,* handles It with that delioacy that none bf tho stern
er sox can adiulre/although they tney seemlogly^pay:jt
more adulation. ’
4* We *UI not-Bpoll the Appetite of oarreadoraby telling
them the plot, but freewill merely remark eft posjanf, that
her conception of * Badger, tho Bun,’ i* faUyfeqo&l to Btek*
enfe' great creation of 4 Mtanber.*- Tho dotc! his melwlth
anunprecedented •succe&u”' .■ - ..w •. :■ .■•/.■
. Also, Yankee fur AprU; prico 12}4cent&. Call
or send to , H. MINJ^A.CO-,
OLD PENS.—Below-ptauteTmd teverul cerUffcatos ait©
Ur tho quality of ay Gold-Peon
SAMUEL B. LAUPFER.
, v eettSiy ;that Ihaw tired' one of the Gold
Pens offered for-sale by. Samuel IL-Lnul7cr;Ko. 8f Woodall
Agent for thlsplace, and haTO noboßlUtion in ; savin jr that
they oroihobestPenscStsrodfor sale infbiscity.
' W, B.JBAftROLL'
■: Pittsburgh, March 22,1864. - ; Agent for Adams 4& Co;* •• i
Pens timt Mr; Samuel B.Laafferis now
offering to the public, ora erf tho.hwtqaalUy of any IfcaVo
Over found for sale in thiscity.. -v /.
_ w JO3. H, RHODES,
mar 23 : ;r , f .-< . Book Keeper of Adams A Do;
NLW • - ,
Fortune Hunter;
Miser’s Heir; -
Yankee Notions for April; •
- Pctoisoa’a Magazine for April—Just Merited and fcr
88lob BA&PL D. LAUITER,
mor23.ld* No gj Wood'etreot
mHK FORTUNE JiUNTiSU—A noVel or Now York ScCle-.
X Uf by “ Anna GcraMowatt/’anthar of f* Auiobiogr*
phv of on Actress.” ;. .
Yankee Notions fop April ;. • . H ,
Peterson’s Magazine £or April—just : received an&tfbr
“le by GEO. R. PKARBO2T,
?•" •< (Successor to 11. P. Callow,}<-
mar 23 Dispatch Building, 74 Third gt
TO LET—A two-story Drlck DWKLLINO in Manchester,*.
> comer of CharUers and Sheffield streets.' A pply to ■ 4 :
mar 23 ;■ . AUSTIN LOOMIS. 92Fourth st ”
Tattm) BBKbV—47 ; tierces S U* Cincinnati, for sala by-
JLr t marts'! P. SELLERS A CO.
TJhe Greatest Invention of the Age> .<
HSa 1 HAYK just received from Paris a CONtOBMA
JJs TOE, which gives the exact size ond peculiar efaopeiof
ms *Wthe head,and will make a new Hot full as comfortable
as an old one. Those In wantof a gopd HAT wUlcallatTi:
Wood street. . - • fmsr22.*6m:d*w'l<. WM. DOUGLAS.- ;
Astoi House.
XTO. 264 LIBERTY BT, a fewdoor* abovethe Athencenm.
il? The undersigned, having pntM&red the.aboto named
popular Restaurant, and at considerable expense te-fltted it
in rtlendld style, would respectfully: solicit the.patrtmagn
of tpe friends of the former, proprietor, and .thepubiio
generally.
nia Bar la ufocked with the (finest brands of IWaeaana.
ml his larder shall contain tho brat the-market
aßonla-auehaal&atcnr, Oaine, *&, hi season.
BSW-lnncfc (emd op emy day at 11 o'clock, A. M. - •
srg2 lm ADAM WEIWKK, Proprietor, -
1 A : BCItDBiO LOT In Uuqaeroe' Bgroaqlifor, sals23
'A;fcttftußtottWMhlnwMtBtnet.-!»n»awi>,ifl»gooa
location. Mm *2OO. i£ON,- -
mitja- ’ " ” 140 Thlicfstrwti '
' - 11 l, . i - -
] .' ~i JfiiOrt - V' !_• v t
MUNI
HEW ADVE&TISEMEHIB.
• Kotlcei
No»&i SmJthfiald street-
- ■.*‘.'..l' r -
-■•■-&*£•■* si
* 4
. . H. CHILDS & CO,
Wholesale Boot and Shoe Warehouse,
NUMBERS 133 AND 135 WOOD STREET,
- PITTSBURGH. PA.
IETAVB JUST RHJJUVEtf UidrrertaulTO - Spring Stock,wn»latinz ofnpamnlaofthlrtj-fire hundradcaaeiof
JuL BOOTS, SHOES, HATB,OAPB,AKD BqNHKTB/aUof uteatatylosand taahlona, among which areT'
Ladles & misses’ Blcn sad B«rt’ Palm Leaf Hats. Ladlci’ Bonnets.
Oron'zo Koesntbs, En’ld Nallifiers, Leghorn and Straw Hats, Fancy French Lace,
Parple Parodies, Drab Congress Boots, Far and Wool Hats, Snako Skin Plait,
Cinderella Slippers, Kid Glovoßatton do, Cloth and Glased Caps, Eb’d Fanoy Belgredes,
Sontags & Eqrekes,. Oxford and Union Ties, Flash and Velvet Caps, Gossamer Laos,-
Gaiters, ,CaJf and Kip Boots, Children’s Shoes, Leghorn and Straw/
Hthoni & Pans-Ties, CoarSe&Flne'Brogans,, Infant's Colored Boots, Florence, with Capes.
<3 ? wr “’ wdl odsptel to'tbofcppzoschlng rtauasn. Oar Stockha'riag beenpbri”
pdodpally for cash, with gnat care In tho Mledtcnof qaallty and shea adapted
to.tne Western trade, ye aro enabled to offer superior inducement ibis Bprintf. and a to detenfciocd not to bo under&cid
by any regular home, aUkcrln » w York, PbllSalpbla or Baltimore •uwimwamm wno macnaa
,llerchant3 rialung our cjiyrrili plcasa call and examine fortbemaelrea. _ _ , ’marlSdaajol
B. A. FAHNESTOCK ; Si CO.,
CO RMER WOOD AMD FtRST STREETS,
PITTSBURGH,
j Manufacturers of White-lead; BedLeadand litharge, Importers and Dealers i. '
DBtfGS, . LINSEED OIL, LABD OIL, ALCOHOL.
Medicines, • , varnishes, turpentine, tanner’s oil
CHEMICALS, - - WINDOW GLASS, PATENT MEDICINES, ’ SMBMOILT'
DYE STUPES, GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, WHAM OIL
PAINTS, SURG’L INSTUMENTS, BRUSHES, SPICES,
TTA-VExG BBSIDEST PABTHKBSIn tin Eastern CUlesto taka sdwnlage of »n A,~u,
Jtl TronrepnaWad ta«eU,lormb,ottoiroiaplitimede^is,onuraa^tete^£^ t !^^u l^ h jjJsj^ t ' ,
WU ‘ B Lcsd *» ittUTSßty to bs strictly fan Mid /uS- Kdfht, pn4 equal in quality to any made In the
j d®* B. A. FAHNESTOCK’a Vennllbge famished with directions In Its Englfab, Breuch, Oragu and Bpsniib ’'
languages. , . - • ’ , mart:lmdimw
SPECIAL .NOTICES. ’
State Fire 6 Marine Insurance Company*
OF PESa&YLVANIA.
i Branch Cfllcecon fburth and Snitfifidd tlswlhUdnmih.
Capital*; 350*000 'Dollar** - r
'■ sifiscnoßa:
. John P.BuUieribTd* Dauphin co.;F.CI Sedgwick* Harris
burg : Samuel Jones,’Philadelphia; A. WhkluS, Banker,
Pittsburgh; A. Ju Carrier, Pittsburgh; Johuß-ButherfOKt
Dauphin- J. Gillette Harrisburg;' 8. T.Josea# Harris*
burg; Robert Klots,Carbon eo. - . , . .
. v c JOHN P. ItOTHERPOBD; President':-
• r A».A« CARBIKfi, AcVjr. . -A. Secretary. •
; abore.compan; will Insure against perils of aea and
•inland navigation And traasportiulon;;. stay on buildings
'and. merchandise in dty or country, at doweat rates cons!*-
■ tent with safety,; Policies issued on dwelling bouses either
perpetually,or for a term of years, . -jal 3...
‘Girard Fire and Marino Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Ofiics nf Pilltfairgh Jgmeg cor. fb\arth and Bmiihjtild iU.
Capital* 300*000 Dollars*
ZUBaorOBS:
i- Wm<33.Swald, . » . ;J. P.Bfceiner, '
Hi A-Shackelford, PantTburlow, :
£ 5L Davis, J. R. Fltmfgeu*
; " Tbos; F. Uitehell, r Hamnel Jonea, - ■
i • B. Bt.Comegys,. ... - * Thomas Craven, - .
: H;Bowotv : : F.D. Bbermon,
A part, Philip f. Snyder,
Wm» P. Hacker, Alex# Heron, Jr,
.Furman Ehoppardv •
: ■ JOEL JONES, President *•■.■■ A, & GiXXBTT, Secretary.•-
ttlUinsureCottonorWoolen Factories Buildings, Stores,
Merchandise andproperty generally; on the mostihvorable
terms,. t [jal3] A.A.OABRUBB,Agent
Inanranod Company ot the Valley of Virginia,
’ Capital $300,000.
- HOME-OFFICE, WINCOKSTEB, VA.
maxotbsai
Jos. 8 Carson, John Kerr.
i Lloyd Logan, James fT.Borgesa,
• James P, Rlloy,- • . . .N. W. Bichordson,. ..
H. H. McOuyre.
JOS. B. CABSON, President C.S.yGNK,SeeretBZ7.
O.P.BBESEE, Actuary.
f The attention of the community is especially invited to
> this company, as an institution baaed upon an ample capi
t&l, and conducted on ihe etrletea principles of equity and
economy. PqUclbs isa«d on Boats, Cargoes, and property
generally,by A.A.CABRIKR, Agent
j*l*r » «• Offlco cor. Fourth and Smithfleltf sts.
irStASSOOIATJSO VlnQntV Inacnnet
■ IW' . 1 Company of the City or PlttabnESli.'
J. K-MOOUffiBAD. President—Rofi£BTFlNN.EY,B«ffe
'tyry,- • " • • ••• ; ,•
' > Will Insure against JIRB waA HifiDlfc BIfIKB oral!
kinds.'* Oflce: Jfo. 09 Water street* :
*” J'<, ,'■/! • JUB^atosS
J. K. Moorhead,V; r i ,W; J. Anderson,■
•>B.C.Sawyer,. . 8.8. Simpson. ■
_Wn.M.ied£ejyH*B. Wilkins*:
. . C. H. Paulson,.. William ColUngvood.
B. &, Roberts, . . John M.lrwlo,
JoscphKaye, - -.- . Wim Wilkinson,
■ . BgridOamphell*
r»» eABH*anjTUAi4 firs and xha-
W RISE IVSVRASOE COHPAST» of
Pennsylvania* CifECAL SIOO.OOOi CHAR
TER PERPETUAL.
• ‘Hod. AUQUSTUSO.IEEISTEB.
Secretary—TUgl&AS 11. WILLSON, Esq.
& ■ ■ ■■ nraNiMva •
TnarCJ:3tw
Bon. A. 0. v Satniiol W.Efayfl,Y
Tliomaa Gillespie,
'Wnilaxa-P.Fahnestook, John B. Cox*
Barren Bollmaxi, Jacob Peters, .
’ John Walker, Jr., * ■ Wiliam Colder, Jr.,
Jacob S,H*ldennan, • ■ - -’••• -Aaron Barnbangh.'
RUBSKIIL &■ OAKBS, Agcntß, 7
Office, la Lafayette Buildings,’ *
(entrance 00 Wood street.
to cuppcrs&nd £e«eJbien t
.Ir^rr.l>r«. (CETSEHj IUOWood direct, has roceWed an m
‘eonmfent tt
Tljomatf ..
- . ' • -Cupping Glasses; -
■ ■ Breast Glasses;:-.
. : “ EyeCupz; ;
! “ Dental Leeches;’ ■:
. u - SeariQcator. 4 •■ ■ ■■
Those ore realty. Important Inventions, and -very conve
nient to those who follow Leeching. Gall and eeo then.
.gg»Corpeg Wood at and Virgin auey.- . . - v. jag '
JTS* CITISSSB’ inaaranoo Gompanv of
(i^^PHtabujr-Khr—n. D. KING, President; ham.
Ilkr. t WAWTTBr.n, SflCnt&fV. 1
■Offer.- QlWattrSiraUUtvxm Xarktiand Wood tired*.
Insuris HULL saICARGO Bisks, on the OMo andlu
slppl Myers and tributaries.
■ Xnsnres against Loss or DamagefcyJire. :.
Uonand Transportation,
'••• • •■•' '■JJJMOIOBB: '
EKKhU) . Wm.lA3rfm»Jr«.
WUlhuamgaley,- Samuel M, Hier*
. ( • SanmdSen, ' i - wmum-mwftW^
BobertDunlap, J?;,. . JohnSaDilworth,
Isaac M, Peacock, Francis Sellers,
.... BtHubangh*.. .. JiSchnoamaker,-
jWultatEryanfc, William B.Hajß.
• * 7 > Jofap Shlptotir - '-- ~ -: - doc2B
!rrsf»ac*ofmeu—ltm Utte m tOKR’S iktrweum u> :
Uidr ■ asy that It hu been known to completely eradicate'
srexy vestage of this dreadful disease In less time' any
o ther remedy, and at less cost or inconvenience to'the pfih
tlent, • i>
The thousands of certificates In the hands of the proprl**
tor» many of which ere Cron well known citisess of the city
.nmttßborth and its Immediate vicinity, go'toabbw cle*gy
andbegrond Ul doubt, that Ana’s Paraoumi is a medicine
of &o common value, not only m a local remedy in
nt,Shamaam t Deafne9t,louo/ Sight, but as evaluable
internal remedy, inviting the fnvcetlgatlng «s
well as the suffering patient, to beeome acquainted with it*
merits. ■ . • ■» ■
Those having adreadof mixtures are assured that this
medicine Is: purely natural, and Is bottled salt floirefcom
the bosom of the earth.
. eotde&fm ojxgxrpvUiite&ai
B^racusz i IBs2,toioMeftft
auo appended tte artificateqflhecekhraledD. F. ftef, 3C J)U
tf,Byrcctlte: - -
> This may In truth certify# that I have been n> badly af
flicted with Scrofola far the lastsevroyeftTsthet
time $ have been unable to attend to any kind of business,
anil much of the time unable- to walk and - confined to my
bed, and haTe been treated nearly all thfr'Umo by the bost
Phy&lclansourcDnntryafibrds; I occasionally goteomere
-4lef, but no cure, and continued to grow worse until Dr, Foot
recommended mo to try the Petroleum, or Hock OIL as eve
rythingelfte had failed. Z dld so withoutfhlth at first; but
the effect was astonishing; It threw the poison tothesarfee*
at once, and I. at once began to grew better, and by- twdnjr
seren bottles I hate got a cure worth thousands ofdollare/
«v. . MBB.NANGY U.BA&BEB.
. This may certify that. I havoheen acquainted with Kier’s
Petroleum, or Bock Oil. for more than a year, and have re*
peatedly witnessed Its beneficialeffeete in the eure of indo
lent ulcers and other diseasea for which itfcnoommenttecL
and can with confidence recommenddttobe a medidnewor*
thyofattentloniandcansaffely say that sucocss has attend,
'edits use whore other medielne had Oiled,' ~
D, Y. FOOT, M. Th
- Forsala by at! the Druggist* InPittgbUrgb, InTtAkw.
and Xiiver Oomnlaint
COKED SYKIBE’S PETBOLBUMAIteadfSio lot
lowing letter -ficom Bey. O. Dzoxixsozr, a Misaionary lu
.Or^tm T ;;;'L i'.'-’ji
KtBB—Dror Sir? Hysolf and wifb having been
ffreatiy benelltted by the-use of your Petroleum, I wish io
h&ve you rend me a box of two- or-three dozon 1
cm tnuCongrSgailboal Minlstor in this place; and severe]
df hij people are effected with Indigestion and an inaction
of.rthe liter, the same of mysolf and wife,'before taking
. your: ’Boos On. We took several botUee--
' two or throe a year and a half agd/acd w
- have.: never enjoyed.-so -good health for years -as we haver
since that time. -. I had not taken a single bottle, before
that fullneas of tho stomach which su distresses the dyr>
poptio .wasroliered,!and I have felt-nothing of it since'that:
time.. Tdy wife was also relieved Arom a enrpsie disease of
the liver, which jbad.been of several years standing, by the
• usd of your-Pstrolium. ■; r Wyr; :. .-...< ,i.
.• Sold by&M.KIER, Canal BwIn,OEO.II.KEYfIEa, 140
Wood street acd Drugglsts. and HedMns Dealers every'
whore. * / oct2s
DAabEBBBOTTPES.^
•thy post Office Brdldlngß, Third street; likenessectaken
In all kinds -of.weather,fromB A.Mito6 P.M;,riving an
accuzafoartistie and animate likeness, unlike and vastly sn>
tl b alia an 4 quality of «t» or Cnme.
Hoiup for cMldroc, from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M.
: N. B.—tlkmessee of sick or dcceasod Misops taken in as,:
■partbfthecity. . fcoTSoily
Gutain Hiatniali, and'
(Kg' Curtain Trimmings of «mj dcscriptioi, farnltnrr
Flashes, CrocatcUes, An. Law and Muslin Curtains, N. Y.
-Fainted .Window Shades, Gilt Cornices, Curtain Pins, Bands,
*O, at wholesale and retail. W. H. OABKYB,
, -No. 109 Cbesnnt street,corner Fifth, Philadelnlla.
•Onitalns Modo and-Mmmed in the rery newest FrefiOi
style. [maighly
Oorrraif Cornsitl Agreatmanypir
UtSr sons art dreadlWly tormented witheorns-. icerfiiin
remedy will ha femnd In Pr. GoHra's .Ooaii Piasraa, tor
Bile by Dr. GEO. 8. KETSEB, HO Wood street.
Pries, rcttdl atIZW and 25 cts. per box. nag
BSJJberal deductions to those who btty to sell »galh/> ;
-rrrts.l.- o. O. of meeting. WsaMnWreTi n.ii,
steeet, h«tw«“ alley.
' ■PETOronou Ixnws,No,3SB—MnetaeTery Tuasdayerenhie.
Maaaurnis.lbroiHPHteT, No. 87—Meets first
Friday of each month. . , . {asriijy
JOUiiNEIMiJ« TAILOItB BO
.ClETVjOfPlttsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the
DA JIOOBB, Market street. By order.
i°l:y JQSS YOroo. JB, Beewtsry 1 .
trS=SSGEKOS4 LODGE, I. O. O.
IhV AngeTona liidg», N 0.259, LO.of wst: meets erery
Wednesday erenlagto Washlnirton HalL Wood st. rjylry
T CST Olt fcFOLKN.-.A new Tarpaulin (Pray corerV~at
th; Ohio and- Pennsylranla BoUrocd Depot, on Friday
the 10:h inst, mwked M emUh A Elnclair.-’ The finder wiU
,'herewardcd hy leaving at No. 122 Second airest - , .
•mtolt - SMITE *-BINCtm.
-jfllAMW.OGD— 2s bblsforeaieby . ..
■V>, marXS , B.A.FAHSEgrOtIK.ACO.
,/^IABIFLEDBXHUP—B Mila SteamUariiled eyrnn,E
fp taX fbrsale by (ialSj J.A. UOTCHISON-ft ‘
_*v.
t, vV* '•
. ■ f fc.-
lEEE
TH -Si? R i!^ rJ °l ,po £• tostai tmu amlHmct-
street, above IVOod....;,Priceaof admission:-
Boxes and ParquetleOoo; Private Boies, lBigo,«; do. de,
nnaUis&; SacondHer, dao; Boxen for colored persons, 60c
Persons securing seats will bocharged 1% cUiMlnuurtha
corticate.; pooreopeo at % o'clock; perfbrtnsn<* tboonW
menee at7}jo’clocki.>;..Last night but one of tbebeantlfdl
ana accomplished authorcssend actress; 511 b. ANNACORA
MOWATr......Thto evening, March 24th, 1864, will be pro.
pl * r ' IttHten by Mrs. Mowatt, entitled
K V A^,?-;v4f nuuld > Br - Btel'ibnl; Richelieu, Mr. Eyttaf;
Kent; Blanche, Hn>. Sic watt- ...Pas Beni by
To eenclnd# wIthPAINT BEABT
rwKL 1V w S tAor—.Bay Gome*, Mr. a Foster jr
Duchess, Mm. Mowatt
i ALL, (turmerl; Hl!ktn’3 oall.) tburUi strut.
near SWDyicli.can-Se obtained for rortlee, irostlTal«. "
Oonwru, Public Meetings. 4c. Also, dago’s Cotillon and
aaxHorn Band can. be found .la readiness stall times, Iv v.
applying.to WM. FRANK CARGO; at the Crystal pSacV-
Daguerrean Rooms of R.M. Cargo 4 Co, Foortb street, or et :
““■n* ll - mnkl
■\T R iy MUSlC—gtcpnen C. ■goater’a latest sane. : a tenua ---
AY we have missed you.” . . ' •
. ;1'“ a jnetry. Zingara, as rang by Mod TMIon: Bollb: '
■C° mf) to beauUiuidreama, love: Phelps; • - -
st “ loj: 1
, fbf^^S J : Tleootte): G * W.aioTnr;
vDeal gemly irith thd moihetlei?B: LcsH«f
; Th» little low. room, wljore 1 courted my wife :■ Wood;
q “ rt ° Ue > : BAtr ’
ri " I0a ‘ !
iTbti Miller's boDg: N,Kne&«3; -"••
The Pour itewona, (with beaatifalrlgnettes): WalUco: *
v\JholteTfow llaQlSver; ' ■•■•••■•■■•■
Rverybedy’. Polka; dedicated to Nobody, by Somebody;
Good for Nothing Polka: Baker; *
. Jordan Polka: Old Dan temai. .;• .
.. .TogsUun with a general assortmentof popular andstand-'
ard music,yuet received and for sale by
m „ URNRT KLEBER,
“a™ 101 Third elicit.
W Trr . Orptoon#* court sale. “*
JLL be aold, at PUBLIC aIJCIION, by crtor of tho
vSlft'S 1 ;?? Saturday-, march 2£th,iBM,
thßtcertaiaLOT 01?
OlUluNto, Jp .the city of Pitttburgh, boaoded ami described
wit: Beginning ou Smitbfield street, at the L
distance of SB feel easfwardly from tho comer of r&\£ ff*
at the corner of lot ofJamJ &
files with Smilhneldatre«t CO fact, towards Grant nlrtol:
throw parallel with Smithfleld Btraot IS feet towards Tmnh '
iITT 1 : wS n 'l paraUt ‘ I ' lth r °”“> street 80 feet to fmltS
BeW Btreet; thence along Bmlthlleld Btredt ltt feet to to
. Teno« n>Bd» known ot sale.
jal2 - .. , hUNAS TISIItB,
i matfl Administrator of ir.tVimnaon.de?d.
lIMNDOW GMSiS
FT £OO boxes 8. by 10;
200 do 111 by 12;
: 100 do iQ bj l-tjST. KeexmniCo’jbnud.
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X ®2Si afit * store ana ftp wla ■ J
mar 22 _ KING * MOORHEAD.
OlLNDul&c—;■
O 100 boxea MouM and Dlppod CaodJca.
: M, a 6 Rosla Stop;: 1
20 do Star Candles; •:
. -.SOdoton BcftTor Buckets;
•10 do ,vdo- Tubs;
25. do SedCorda;‘
. •; ' 25 do Tow <■. •
- COO kegs Nalls. For side by
...,. ;;->KINQ t MOORHEADV
jwj UW WINDOW BUID£Sr , A large urortneot
•• ” taU * ** : WALTUB P. MARSHALL
T }.r No. 85 Wood jtTQQt.
l.i.uLL. ttUXTilii-—.Frtisn, lorshlo by: '•••'.' • - .' -. V ..:.
HENRY H COLLTN&
iktKDISsACiUStfT-ja) aacka luUeen, jor eala by'< . :■ -
1/ marl 7 SMITH A SINCLAIR.
J 46 bbJtt No. tor nalo by ■••
m ° rl7 SMITH « BIKCLATR.
KUSIN boxes for mIo bV
—****“ : -'.T ■•■■:... ■■ SMITH A SINCItAIR.
4 rrtshiftcm
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•\i. V- oUU Artr—loy hljiU pnmo, for ealo fey- -
y ™ rW antra 4 binclaib.
|»OOIfL&Al/fl Um-Klto-5 jtttuw !ur tale br
•*-«- ™ Mls B. A. PAHNB3IOOE * CO.
TBAW WBAPPINO PAPER—
.COCtamms medium; >
600 do. cronn; • : ••
fiO. . do double crown: Foraal&bv
- W* 8* KATUN, Paper Dealer,
r-comer of.gemoflmna Market its;'
rnart&eAni
A ou awemniu aouajson jfcratm
ta7UL B - CUTHBERT 6 SOX,
m * rls Ho. 140 Th!td. street. -
13QTATUJS&—20Q bufthela lyr rale by • . - — r .
—ggffl . HENBY H. COLUSB.
T) K ™i2s?®^ li3 '“ a ' u tar rals By •. s
nmr2<> : lIENHY B. COItIM. * .
MUEESb-in'lugs for sola by
■ . au %> HJgERY n. OOLETOTL
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order, at the flood Store, Fifth strMt. '
sy lBa * m JAMES WAItDROP.
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w. s-iuvra;'
, .mari&otm • rornar of BMOiut and MaMtil
S'V AlM’s tANAUisA—For ads by
SZ JgyM W.KMR.-Q EROS.
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v* marif BMII7I ft BINCLAXK
j*‘ TOKES * N °- 16 «*««i Pltlsboigh, Po^
promptly Mid to th« farfiion. martUM ''
frout of whlcb !»fonr gtorle* hix*«,
Ui«backbauaines threa cta-ira, aU of brick/' wluCooMbra;
ana amry conrenUnco, tuwriy no*/ In a cotti ' '
Al»,anumberofnaaUbrick (ooementa. StonwlSSS t
•PPV at M'Keuua'a auction houae. - a** ' -
jnarg JAMES McgESNA. Auot.un^
J?jSkß? uiilvJ!U a Xlo,r “<*ppiy o* the aitowißgW ’
gsydon'B Autobiography s byTomTarlor ■
*>f Onwa GlttnucJxl; *
Tbe Th™ Momtt; '
Th£ 1 ir^rn f :1 ?y Samoei eUcoyf :
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a W&V.'S. Griaoli JSxpaaillon In Bearehafglr John
_ Kranklln: by Dr. Sana, M. D. V. 8 N.V J D
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.-.i .TboKcbnuk*Question; •■.■/:•: ■ •••.•• ■.■* •••
The Miaer’a Hair; or theYomz Millionaire: by Ilyera :
iJa&TecaiTod and fornlem- • ■ ,•••••• r. 3 t
Wi A. GILDENPEJJIfETA' 00.%
TO Fourth street. ■•■’ '
jMUK MIKKKd ilKXii; ortho Young SlUUoQ'.iro: brP
JLHomDUmMyera, authorcfEeUßrandOD.ic. - ■
Potlpbv Fopon: by Geo. W.CurtU, " , -
AoUHogropby of ooictrera: by Mm. Anna Cora Motwtt •-
JastwMiieaaadfciwiaby- <j;B. PBAIIPOtf
„ , Saceoraoj'to H. V. Colli,,
7* Third “treat, PUpofaK BnildhUm, f ■■
MtSIL-m bbls wad half bbla,JUako BueerlorTfout ■ • 1
’ - 850 do do WhltaPiah; ' * 4
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. 165 ao,wuitrif|>blBlirgello,3aackewl; - :
* 125 do aodloa.'i • "do
100' do small Mackerel t • *:* :r • > /..?.•
•fiO do andhaUbWflUrffoKo.l do -s*
25 Vltta '6 do do
••••.•. 10 bbUNo.lSalmon; v
10 kltta do, Fcrualebr
«. EffGHSH * IUCITARSSON.
froa. 110 Wafer and 160 Trent Btraate- ••■•.» >•■•. • •
■T- UJ8JSK&.OlIr"lOO0 ,<&iiicricsA Mniifitirt Oil in'
J_4 Btoro > .ezid&2'Balo tj ,Ule
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for Mia by lnmr2lf , J.A.lniTCniBoM & CO™
0, ; refinery, in siors and for aileby i
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Agency of. a..<}. Bi—
OOLD PENS, both Gold tad gfi,
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